Author: Secretary

Recycling Bins

Our maintenance staff has delivered the recycling bins, each residence should have received at least 1 bin, we apologize for not be able to disburse 2 bins to each of you, we were not supplied with enough bins for each of you to receive 2, if you do not want the bins or only need 1, please call 814-349-5350 or 814-360-2984 or email millheim@verizon.net and we will pick up and deliver to a resident who only received 1 bin. As a reminder there are recycling collection bins behind the borough building. 

Unfortunately we will not be doing curb side recycling pickup. We do not have the necessary equipment or funding to do this. The recycling bins we are providing can be emptied in the recycling containers behind the Borough building.  We encourage each of you to utilize these bins to recycle the items listed below, you are not only helping the environment but also saving money in trash fees.

Items that can be recycled include mixed paper, paperboard, magazines and newspaper. Corrugated cardboard, all boxes must be broken down. Plastics – bottles, jugs and jars. Glass – clear, green, brown. Steel and aluminum – cans and foil.

Items that cannot be recycled – batteries, styrofoam, paper plates, paper cups, glassware, ceramics and miscellaneous plastic.

2023-11-14 Council Agenda

                                            MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

 Meeting Agenda

November 14, 2023

7:00 PM

  1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
  2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
  3. CITIZENS INPUT (for items not included on the agenda, comments limited to five(5) minutes)    
  4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
  5. FINANCIAL REPORTS
  6. CODE ENFORCEMENT/HARB/PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS
  7. EMPLOYEE REPORTS
    1. Storage space
    2. Chemical lifter
    3. Equipment sale/office copier
    4. Roads
  8.  NEW ACTION ITEMS
    1. Invoices
    2. Budget
    3. Solvency Fee
    4. APPI-Constellaltion
    5. Resolution 2023-10 Fire Company
    6. Treasurer’s Position
    7. Meeting dates for 2024
    8. Sewer license bonus
  9. OLD ACTION ITEMS
  1. Infrastructure updates
    1. Dam weir
    2. Liquid Fuels
    3. 2024 LSA Grants
    4. 2024 Multimodal Grants open
  2. Streets
  3. Centre Street Parking 
  4. Little League
  5. Pool/Recreation
  1. COMMITTEE & MAYOR REPORTS
  2. SECRETARY’S REPORT
    1. Claren Ct update 
    2. CD Renewals
    3. Pennvest transfer
    4. Jersey Shore payment
    5. Tax collector rentCopier
  3. CITIZENS INPUT (comments limited to five(5) minutes)
  4. CALENDAR ITEMS
    1. Next Council Meeting – November 24, 2023 – 8:30 AM,(if needed) December 12, 2023 – 7:00 PM,
    2. Penns Valley Regional Planning Meeting – November 28, 2023 – 7:00  PM
    3. Millheim Planning Commission – November 28, 2023 – 7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
    4. HARB –  December 05, 2023  7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
  5. ADJOURNMENT

2023-09-26 Budget Minutes

MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

225 EAST MAIN STREET

P.O.  BOX 421

MILLHEIM, PA 16854

(CENTRE COUNTY)

PHONE (814)-349-5350       FAX (814)-349-5733

BUDGET MEETING

September 26, 2023

Katie Blume called the meeting to order at 8:30 AM. Council members in attendance: Robert Zeigler, Cecilia Gallup and Nickelaus Engle. Also in attendance Sherry Corman Borough Treasurer/Assistant Secretary and Denise Immel Borough Secretary/Assistant Treasurer. Absent Beth Cowher and Mayor Steve Myers.

Citizens present: none

New Action Items

Invoices: none

Fall newsletter:

The borough full newsletter was presented to council for review. The dates for the fall brush and leaf pickup were confirmed. There were no additional updates at this time.

Water account 2024 budget:

The water account budget was reviewed, income is in line with previous years, no changes should be needed. We will be required to do PFAS testing this year. We will need to increase the testing expense by at least $6000.00, will transfer these funds from the machinery and equipment expense. All other expenses appear in line with previous years, no additional adjustments needed.

Sewer account 2024 budget:

The sewer account budget was reviewed, income is in line with previous years, no changes should be needed. The backup membranes can be paid from COVID funds, thereby reducing capital improvements to $10,000. The budget for machinery and equipment should be reduced to $9,445.00. This provides a balanced budget for the 2024 fiscal year.  

Old Action Items:

General account update:

The general account budget was reviewed with the changes agreed to at the September 19, 2023 meeting.  No additional changes required.

Street update:

The final draft of the street ordinance is in review with Center County government. Council will need to decide whether they wish to change Stover Avenue to East Stover Avenue and West Stover Avenue. Changing the avenue name will affect two resident’s street addresses.

Robert Zeigler made a motion to adjourn seconded by Cecilia Gallop. Motion passed. Adjourned at 9:20.

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2023-09-19 Budget Minutes

MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

225 EAST MAIN STREET

P.O.  BOX 421

MILLHEIM, PA 16854

(CENTRE COUNTY)

PHONE (814)-349-5350       FAX (814)-349-5733

REGULAR MEETING

September 12, 2023

Katie Blume called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM with the pledge of allegiance. Council members in attendance: Robert Zeigler, Nickelaus Engle, also in attendance Sherry Corman Borough Treasurer/Assistant Secretary and Solicitor John Miller.  Absent Beth Cowher, Cecilia Gallup, Mayor Steve Myers and Denise Immel Borough Secretary/Assistant Treasurer.

Citizens present: none

Citizens input:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to approve the July 12, 2023 minutes and the August 18, 2023 as presented, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to approve the August 2023 financials as presented, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Code Enforcement/HARB/Planning Commission reports:

The Code Enforcement report was reviewed with no questions or comments. No reports from HARB or the Planning Commission.

Employee Reports:

August consisted of a lot of busy work. A blown a tire on the skid steer required attention, Kuppel’s Auto gave us the best deal, there was almost had no wait time and staff very happy with the work. The skid steer was only down three days. In the meantime road projects were completed. That road project consisted of grading the berm down, leveling a drain area, fixing the road side, and then placing a new berm with cold patch. This has been working very well discharging the water properly.

With all the rain the mowing has been crazy, in reference, mowing was done 13 of the 31 days this month. This is with the Soldiers and Sailors property added in as well. Including mowing roadsides with the tractor, this is new to the list this year. The new boom mower is getting used more than anticipated.

Water and sewer are working fine.

New Action Items

Invoices:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to pay invoice 121279 in the amount of $3,182.50 to Buchart Horn for professional services rendered on plant screen and dam weir, and invoice number 121273 in the amount of $100.95 for 2023 NPDES renewal, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Lease agreement:

The Penns Valley Code lease agreement is set to expire December 31st 2023. It will then automatically renew every 12 month unless 30 day notification to cancel is given by either party.

The East Penns Valley Library lease agreement will expire December 31st 2024.

Liquid fuels:

The Centre County liquid fuels application was presented, the application must be submitted by 5:00 PM on Friday, October 20th 2023 to be considered for any 2024 funding. Funding can be used for road maintenance, new road construction, safety improvement to roads, repair or replace bridges, drainage improvement on roads, signals and signs for road or equipment and structures to be used for roads. Possible projects could include drainage on Mill Street, renewal of crosswalks on Penn Street, North Street and Main Street. 

Budget dates:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to establish the 2024 budget meeting dates for September 19th and September 26th beginning at 8:30 AM and Monday, October 22nd at 6:00 PM and Tuesday October 10th at 6:00 PM if needed. Seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

LST tax resolution 2023-09:

Robert Zeigler made a motion to adopt resolution 2023-09 authorizing the expenditure of $7,000.00 to Penns Valley Emergency Medical Services from the funds collected by the borough of Millheim from the local services tax, Seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. 

Old Action Items

Updates on Infrastructure:

Screen Replacement project

The Preconstruction meeting was held on Friday September 8, 2023, and the Notice to Proceed was

issued. The contractor intends to be on site very quickly. At the Pro-Con a discussion was had about a couple possible changes to the project scope. The

contractor plans to submit cost impacts for those changes.

Bridge inspection:

PennDot had an inspection completed on the Park Road Bridge. Two priority 2 deficiencies were found.

Update on Solar Projects:

The solar panels should be delivered on site this week, Justin will confirm the correct placement options within the fence onsite. Mr. Omar confirmed the corn removal by mid to late October, construction will begin immediately following. Construction will into 2024 with an expected completion date of spring 2024.

Streets:

A revised edition of the ordained streets within the borough has been submitted to Centre County government and Center County 911 for review.

Human Rights Commission:

Robert Zeigler made a motion to adopt ordinance number #274 to establish a Regional Human Relations Commission, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Robert Ziegler made a motion to adopt ordinance #275 to ensure anti-discrimination, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. 

Secretary’s Report:

Maintenance crew is in need of new shirts and have requested sweatshirts instead of jackets. Additional costs may be involved for set up fees as we are looking for a new supplier.

Checking accounts:

As the HHC and Town Clock account do not have regular activity they are subject to dormancy fees if there is no client activity in    month. Robert Zeigler made a motion to deposit a dollar from the general account into the HHC account and the Town Clock account, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Robert Zeigler made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned at 8:00.

____________________________________

Denise Immel

Secretary/Assistant Treasurer

2023-09-12 Council Minutes

MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

225 EAST MAIN STREET

P.O.  BOX 421

MILLHEIM, PA 16854

(CENTRE COUNTY)

PHONE (814)-349-5350       FAX (814)-349-5733

REGULAR MEETING

September 12, 2023

Katie Blume called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM with the pledge of allegiance. Council members in attendance: Robert Zeigler, Nickelaus Engle, also in attendance Sherry Corman Borough Treasurer/Assistant Secretary and Solicitor John Miller.  Absent Beth Cowher, Cecilia Gallup, Mayor Steve Myers and Denise Immel Borough Secretary/Assistant Treasurer.

Citizens present: none

Citizens input:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to approve the July 12, 2023 minutes and the August 18, 2023 as presented, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to approve the August 2023 financials as presented, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Code Enforcement/HARB/Planning Commission reports:

The Code Enforcement report was reviewed with no questions or comments. No reports from HARB or the Planning Commission.

Employee Reports:

August consisted of a lot of busy work. A blown a tire on the skid steer required attention, Kuppel’s Auto gave us the best deal, there was almost had no wait time and staff very happy with the work. The skid steer was only down three days. In the meantime road projects were completed. That road project consisted of grading the berm down, leveling a drain area, fixing the road side, and then placing a new berm with cold patch. This has been working very well discharging the water properly.

With all the rain the mowing has been crazy, in reference, mowing was done 13 of the 31 days this month. This is with the Soldiers and Sailors property added in as well. Including mowing roadsides with the tractor, this is new to the list this year. The new boom mower is getting used more than anticipated.

Water and sewer are working fine.

New Action Items

Invoices:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to pay invoice 121279 in the amount of $3,182.50 to Buchart Horn for professional services rendered on plant screen and dam weir, and invoice number 121273 in the amount of $100.95 for 2023 NPDES renewal, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Lease agreement:

The Penns Valley Code lease agreement is set to expire December 31st 2023. It will then automatically renew every 12 month unless 30 day notification to cancel is given by either party.

The East Penns Valley Library lease agreement will expire December 31st 2024.

Liquid fuels:

The Centre County liquid fuels application was presented, the application must be submitted by 5:00 PM on Friday, October 20th 2023 to be considered for any 2024 funding. Funding can be used for road maintenance, new road construction, safety improvement to roads, repair or replace bridges, drainage improvement on roads, signals and signs for road or equipment and structures to be used for roads. Possible projects could include drainage on Mill Street, renewal of crosswalks on Penn Street, North Street and Main Street. 

Budget dates:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to establish the 2024 budget meeting dates for September 19th and September 26th beginning at 8:30 AM and Monday, October 22nd at 6:00 PM and Tuesday October 10th at 6:00 PM if needed. Seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

LST tax resolution 2023-09:

Robert Zeigler made a motion to adopt resolution 2023-09 authorizing the expenditure of $7,000.00 to Penns Valley Emergency Medical Services from the funds collected by the borough of Millheim from the local services tax, Seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. 

Old Action Items

Updates on Infrastructure:

Screen Replacement project

The Preconstruction meeting was held on Friday September 8, 2023, and the Notice to Proceed was

issued. The contractor intends to be on site very quickly. At the Pro-Con a discussion was had about a couple possible changes to the project scope. The

contractor plans to submit cost impacts for those changes.

Bridge inspection:

PennDot had an inspection completed on the Park Road Bridge. Two priority 2 deficiencies were found.

Update on Solar Projects:

The solar panels should be delivered on site this week, Justin will confirm the correct placement options within the fence onsite. Mr. Omar confirmed the corn removal by mid to late October, construction will begin immediately following. Construction will into 2024 with an expected completion date of spring 2024.

Streets:

A revised edition of the ordained streets within the borough has been submitted to Centre County government and Center County 911 for review.

Human Rights Commission:

Robert Zeigler made a motion to adopt ordinance number #274 to establish a Regional Human Relations Commission, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Robert Ziegler made a motion to adopt ordinance #275 to ensure anti-discrimination, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. 

Secretary’s Report:

Maintenance crew is in need of new shirts and have requested sweatshirts instead of jackets. Additional costs may be involved for set up fees as we are looking for a new supplier.

Checking accounts:

As the HHC and Town Clock account do not have regular activity they are subject to dormancy fees if there is no client activity in    month. Robert Zeigler made a motion to deposit a dollar from the general account into the HHC account and the Town Clock account, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Robert Zeigler made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned at 8:00.

____________________________________

Denise Immel

Secretary/Assistant Treasurer

2023-10-10-Council Agenda

                                            MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

 Meeting Agenda

October, 10, 2023

7:00 PM

  1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
  2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
  3. CITIZENS INPUT (for items not included on the agenda, comments limited to five(5) minutes)    
  4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
  5. FINANCIAL REPORTS
  6. CODE ENFORCEMENT/HARB/PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS
  7. EMPLOYEE REPORTS
    1. Zero-turn mower
  8. NEW ACTION ITEMS
    1. Invoices
    2. Budget
    3. EMS Agreement
    4. Baseball field
    5. Byler parcel zoning
  9. OLD ACTION ITEMS
  1. Infrastructure updates
    1. Dam weir
    2. Liquid Fuels
    3. 2024 LSA Grants
    4. 2024 Multimodal Grants open
  2. Streets
  3. Christmas decorations
  4. Reichard Cemetery
  5. VCBA upodate
  1. COMMITTEE & MAYOR REPORTS
  2. SECRETARY’S REPORT
    1. Fireman’s Relief Funding
    2. Pension Funding
    3. New copier
  3. CITIZENS INPUT (comments limited to five(5) minutes)
  4. CALENDAR ITEMS
    1. Next Council Meeting – October 22, 2023 – 8:30 AM,(if needed) November 14, 2023 – 7:00 PM,
    2. Penns Valley Regional Planning Meeting – November 28, 2023 – 7:00  PM
    3. Millheim Planning Commission – November 28, 2023 – 7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
    4. HARB –  November 07, 2023  7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
  5. ADJOURNMENT

2023-09-26 Budget Agenda

 MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

Budget  Meeting Agenda

September 26, 2023

8:30 AM

  1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
  2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
  3. CITIZENS INPUT (for items not included on the agenda, comments limited to five(5) minutes)    
  4. NEW ACTION ITEMS
    1. Invoices
    2. Fall newsletter
    3. Water Account 2024 budget
    4. Sewer Account 2024 budget
  5. OLD ACTION ITEMS

                   a. General Account update

                   b. Street update

  1. COMMITTEE & MAYOR REPORTS
  2. SECRETARY’S REPORT
  3. CITIZENS INPUT (comments limited to five(5) minutes)
  4. CALENDAR ITEMS
    1. Next Council Meeting – October 10, 2023 – 7:00 PM,
    2. Penns Valley Regional Planning Meeting – September 26, 2023 – 7:00  PM
    3. Millheim Planning Commission – September 26, 2023 – 7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
    4. HARB –  October 03, 2023  7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
  5. ADJOURNMENT

2023-09-18 Budget Agenda

                                            MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

Budget  Meeting Agenda

September 19, 2023

8:30 AM

  1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
  2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
  3. CITIZENS INPUT (for items not included on the agenda, comments limited to five(5) minutes)    
  4. NEW ACTION ITEMS
    1. Invoices
    2. Howard Fire Company request
    3. Liquid fuels 2024 budget
    4. Fire Tax 2024 budget
    5. General 2024 budget
    6. LSA Grant application
  5. OLD ACTION ITEMS
  6. COMMITTEE & MAYOR REPORTS
  7. SECRETARY’S REPORT
  8. CITIZENS INPUT (comments limited to five(5) minutes)
  9. CALENDAR ITEMS
    1. Next Council Meeting – September 22, 2023- 8:30 AM, October 10, 2023 – 7:00 PM,
    2. Penns Valley Regional Planning Meeting – September 26, 2023 – 7:00  PM
    3. Millheim Planning Commission – September 26, 2023 – 7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
    4. HARB –  October 03, 2023  7:00 PM – council room (if needed)
  10. ADJOURNMENT

Trick or Treat

Millheim Borough will be holding Trick or Treat night on Tuesday, October 31, 2023 from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM

2023-08-18 Council Minutes

MILLHEIM BOROUGH COUNCIL

225 EAST MAIN STREET

P.O.  BOX 421

MILLHEIM, PA 16854

(CENTRE COUNTY)

PHONE (814)-349-5350       FAX (814)-349-5733

REGULAR MEETING

August 18, 2023

Katie Blume called the meeting to order at 8:01 AM with the pledge of allegiance. Council members in attendance: Robert Zeigler and Nickelaus Engle. Absent Beth Cowher, Cecilia Gallup, Mayor Steve Myers, Denise Immel Borough Secretary/Assistant Treasurer, Sherry Corman Borough Treasurer/Assistant Secretary and Solicitor John Miller.

Citizens present: none

Citizens input: A letter has been received from Sharon Heckman, expressing appreciation on the excellent job the road crew has done this summer with the maintenance of the small alleys within the borough.

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to transfer $1000.00 from the water account to the general account for reimbursement of the monies sent to the Millheim Pool to help cover the water usage. Seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to approve the July 2023 financial reports as presented, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Code Enforcement/HARB/Planning Commission reports:

The Code Enforcement report was reviewed with no questions or comments. No reports from HARB or the Planning Commission.

Employee Reports:

Major storms went through on July 14th and 15th. Residents were given a week to gather any small limbs and branches that were knocked down by the storm. Storm damaged limbs and branches were then picked up the week of July 17th, following the same guidelines as established for the fall and spring brush pickup. As per council request, the maintenance crew has assumed the duties of mowing Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Park.

New Action Items

Invoices:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to pay invoice 120923 in the amount of $1165.59 to Buchart Horn for professional services rendered completing the NPDES renewal documentation, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.   

Haines Township – Fire Police Request:

Haines Township Board of Supervisors is hosting the Dutch Fall Festival and is requesting the service of the Millheim Fire Police on Saturday October 7th and Sunday October 8th from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to approve Haines Township Board of Supervisors request for the use of the Millheim Fire Police On October 7th and 8th from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. 

2024 Financial Requirements (pension)

A motion was made by Nickelaus Engle to authorize Katie Blume, Council President, to sign the financial requirement and minimum municipal obligation budget for 2024, as prepared by Thomas J. Anderson and Associates Inc., in the amount of $9530.00, seconded by Robert Zeigler. Motion passed.  

Budget Work Sessions: To be determined at a later date.

Suicide awareness resolution 2023-08:

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to adopt resolution 2023-08 designating the month of September 2023 as Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month, also designating September 10, 2023 as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Day, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Old Action Items

Updates on Infrastructure – no report

Update on Solar Projects – no report

Streets:

A very detailed rough draft was presented to council with the updated road an alley descriptions. The descriptions and names are now matching Centre County 911. A final review will be done once descriptions are finalized. A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to authorize solicitor Miller to advertise the new street ordinance upon approval by Centre County 911, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Human Rights Commission:

Upon review of the updated human rights ordinances, Robert Zeigler made a motion to authorize Solicitor Miller to advertise the ordinance to establish the regional human relations commission And the ordinance to ensure anti-discrimination, seconded by Nickelaus Engle . Motion carried.

Reichard Cemetery update:

More names have been located that appear to have been buried in the cemetery. Precise gave locations have not been found due to time passed leading to the deterioration of coffins and remains.

VCAB Request:

Receipts from the Summerfest will be presented to the Happy Valley Adventure Bureau for approval. Once approved Valley Community Business Alliance would like to have the funds disbursed as soon as possible to be able to cover expensed incurred by the event.  Robert Zeigler made a motion to authorize payment to Valley Community Business Alliance as soon as the funds are received from Happy Valley Adventure Bureau, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Secretary’s Report

Claren Court Paving:

Brookside homes has contracted with Riteway Paving for the paving of Claren Court paving was to be completed between August 10th and August 16th.

St. John’s Line Painting:

A request has been received from St John’s Lutheran Church to allow closing of Race Alley on August 28th to allow a contractor to paint the lines on their parking lot. It is expected to be closed for only a few hours to allow the paint to dry. Robert Zeigler made a motion to approve the request for the closing of Race Alley provided  that the residents of the area be notified, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed.

Frazier/Long Street:

The Borough road crew has informed council of a trench that is being dug along the east side of Long Street, also along the north side Frazier Street a letter has been sent to the resident of the adjacent property informing them to desist any further damage to Borough roadways.

Water Leaks:

In order to conserve water usage, emails are being sent to borough residents that appear to have higher than normal water usage for the month.

Printer:

A request has been received from Sherry Corman, borough treasurer, to replace the printer/scanner at her desk as it is no longer working properly. A motion was made by Nickelaus Engle to authorize the purchase of said scanner/ printer seconded by Robert Zeigler. Motion passed.

A motion was made by Robert Zeigler to adjourn, seconded by Nickelaus Engle. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned at 8:50 AM.

_____________________________________________

Denise Immel Secretary/Assistant Treasurer