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REGISTERED NURSE - WEEKEND PACKAGE CLARIONFull-Time Night Weekend Package RN in Clarion. Hours are 7:00 pm-7:30 am. This position works 5 out of 6 weekends and does have an every 3rd holiday commitment. Position is working inpatient/acute care nursing with the ability to cross train. BLS, ACLS, PALS required or able to obtain within 12 months of hire. Primary campus is Clarion, but will require ability to float to other campuses as needed. New graduates encouraged to apply. $2500 Sign-On Bonus Available.

REGISTERED NURSE - WEEKEND PACKAGE DAYS BELMONDFull-Time Day Weekend Package RN/LPN. Hours are 7:00 am-7:30 pm. This position works 5 out of 6 weekends and does have an every 3rd holiday commitment. Position is working inpatient/acute care nursing with the ability to cross train. BLS, ACLS, PALS required or able to obtain within 12 months of hire. Primary campus is Belmond, but will require ability to float to other campuses as needed. New graduates encouraged to apply. $2500 Sign-On Bonus Available.

REGISTERED NURSE - WEEKEND PACKAGE NIGHTS BELMONDFull-Time Night Weekend Package RN Nights in Belmond. Hours are 7:00 pm-7:30 am. This position works 5 out of 6 weekends and does have an every 3rd holiday commitment. Position is working inpatient/acute care nursing with the ability to cross train. BLS, ACLS, PALS required or able to obtain within 12 months of hire. Primary campus is Belmond, but will require ability to float to other campuses as needed. New graduates encouraged to apply. $2500 Sign-On Bonus Available.

ER REGISTERED NURSE FLOATFull-Time RN ER Float Position. Primary Hours will be 10A-10:30pm, with some 7A shifts. This position has an every third weekend commitment and a holiday rotation. This position is a float position that will be working Emergency Department and Inpatient/Acute Care Nursing. Requires NRP, BLS, TNCC, PALS and ACLS or ability to obtain within 12 months of hire. A minimum of 12-18 months of experience in Acute Care, Emergency Department, Med/Surg or a combination is required. This position will be based primarily in Clarion, but will need to float to other campuses as needed.

PERIOPERATIVE REGISTERED NURSE2-Full-time Perioperative RN positions working between Clarion/Belmond facilities, requires call, and must have flexibility around the surgery schedule. Requires BLS upon hire and ACLS/PALS, which may be obtained as the position progresses in training. This position is exposed to PHI, requires attention to detail, may include heavy lifting and exposure to blood-borne pathogens.

RN/LPN/CMA - CLARION CLINICFull-time position available in the Clarion Family Practice Clinic. Applicant must be able to multi-task, be detail and team oriented. This position will work with a range of patients from newborn to geriatric. This position will require applicant to room patients, perform injections, speak with patients on the phone, and all other duties as assigned. Requires current license in the State of Iowa as a CMA, LPN, or RN. Will be required to work at all Iowa Specialty Hospital and Clinic locations.

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Legal Notices

HARDIN COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

MINUTES JUNE 10, 2020WEDNESDAY - 9:00 A.M.

COURTHOUSE LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM

Chair Lance Granzow called themeeting to order. The meeting washeld electronically due to COVID-19public health risks. Also presentwere Supervisors BJ Hoffman andReneé McClellan; and BeccaJunker, Curt Groen, Del Johnston,Justin Ites, Cindy Allen, Angela DeLa Riva, Dave McDaniel, Donna Ju-ber, Bob Juber, JD Holmes, MachelEichmeier, Tifani Eisentrager, LoriKadner, Connie Mesch, Matt Ring,Julie Duhn, Seth Wengert, BrentTripp, Cheryl Lawrence, ThomasCraighton, Wes Wiese, RichardGehrke, Michael Pearce, DarrellMeyer, Taylor Roll, Jessica Sheri-dan, and Angela Silvey. The Pledge of Allegiance was recit-ed.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the agenda as post-ed. Motion carried.McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to approve the minutes of June3, 2020. Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the June 10, 2020claims for payment. Motion carried.Utility Permits: Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve Hardin County UtilityPermit Applications UT-026, submit-ted by Midland Power Cooperative;UT-20-027, submitted by InterstatePower and Light Company, d/b/a Al-liant Energy; and UT-20-028 submit-ted by CenturyLink. Motion carried.All three permits are on file in theEngineers Office. County Engineer Taylor Roll ad-vised his crew had finished with cul-verts on the Hubbard-to-New Provi-dence blacktop and will be movingto S75 by Whitten. Discussion was held on a requestfor engine ordinance signs on S75in Whitten. It was determined Whit-ten must pass its own City engineordinance and be reminded it hasno road and sign maintenanceagreement with the County.Granzow, recounting earlier com-plaints, requested ideas for a Coun-ty engine brake ordinance bebrought before the Board. He andMcClellan agreed the ordinanceshould be spot-specific. No actionwas taken. McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to appoint Al Kadolph to fill a va-cancy as ex-officio member to theCounty Conservation Board. Thisterm ends December 31, 2020. Mo-tion carried. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the South CentralIowa Workforce Area Chief ElectedOfficial Shared Liability Agreement.Roll Call Vote: Ayes Hoffman, Mc-Clellan, and Granzow. Nays None.Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to acknowledge receipt of theAnimal Feeding Operation Construc-tion Permit for 110 Pork Shop Site,Section 6, Alden Township. Motioncarried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to set June 24, 2020 at 10:00a.m., in the large conference roomand via Zoom, for the public hearingon the Animal Feeding OperationConstruction Permit for 110 PorkShop Site, Section 6, Alden Town-ship. Motion carried.

McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to recommend approval of theAnimal Feeding Operation Construc-tion Permit Application for Tri-B SiteSection 8, Section 8, Alden Town-ship. Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to recommend approval of theAnimal Feeding Operation Construc-tion Permit Application for FerrisPork Site, Section 16, Ellis Town-ship. Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the Medicare supple-ment benefit through Iowa Govern-mental Health Care Plan. Motioncarried. McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to adopt coronavirus-related dis-tributions with Nationwide 457plans. Roll Call Vote: Ayes McClel-lan, Hoffman, and Granzow. NaysNone. Motion carried.COVID-19 Update:Emergency Management Coordina-tor Thomas Craighton advised heand Rocky Reents are working withnursing homes to start baseline test-ing; he is working on a regionalstockpile of PPE for fall; the countysaw a surge of new cases over theweekend, but numbers have leveledoff; and Hansen Family Hospital isadministering 10-30 tests per day.Craighton also mentioned that theIDPH may be misinterpreting patientZIP code data, resulting in countycase count discrepancies. Public Comments: Donna Juber asked which regionsand counties make up the SouthCentral Iowa Workforce Area. Juberalso commented on coronavirus in-cidence versus test data and pro-tecting the elder population, as wellas measuring separation distancebetween a CAFO and well. Julie Duhn commented on moniesspent on the Courthouse securityguard presence.County Attorney Darrell Meyerthanked local law enforcementagencies, officers, and jail staff fortheir professionalism in the face ofdangerous and difficult work. Other Business: Hoffman commended the AuditorsOffice staff and poll workers for ajob well done during an abnormalprimary election. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to adjourn. Motion carried. At 10:38 a.m. Chair Granzow recon-vened the meeting for a real estatematter. Also present were Supervi-sors Hoffman and McClellan; andDarrell Meyer; Taylor Nederhoff,representing Ellsworth Neighbor-hood Investment Group, LLC; andAngela Silvey. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to go into closed session pur-suant to Iowa Code 21.5(1)(c) to dis-cuss possible litigation. Roll CallVote: Ayes Hoffman, McClellan,and Granzow. Nays None. Motioncarried.Taylor Nederhoff exited the room. Following discussion, Hoffmanmoved, McClellan seconded to exitclosed session. Roll Call Vote:Ayes Hoffman, McClellan, andGranzow. Nays None. Motion car-ried.Nederhoff rejoined the meeting andexplained his clients position:Ellsworth Neighborhood InvestmentGroup is requesting abatement oftaxes payable FY 2019-2020 due toan erroneous 2018 assessmentwhich resulted in unfinished condounits being assessed as completedunits. Nederhoff claimed that thetax payment made in September2019 would be equal to a full-yearpayment had the assessment beencorrect. Further, Nederhoff stated,assessments for taxes payable FY2020-2021 have already been ad-justed downward to reflect the unfin-ished units. It was mentioned that any abate-ment would affect the various levy-ing authorities and each of these en-tities would be required to makebudget adjustments.It was agreed that Assessor DonKnoell and Auditor Jessica Larashould collaborate to calculate actu-al taxes owed for FY 2019-2020. Nederhoff requested his client havepenalty and interest forgiven shoulda determination be made after theJune 25 property tax extensiondeadline. At 11:30 a.m., McClellan moved,Hoffman seconded to adjourn. Mo-tion carried.At 1:00 p.m., the departmentheads/elected officials meeting wascalled to order. The meeting washeld electronically due to COVID-19public health risks. In attendance:Supervisors Granzow, Hoffman, andMcClellan; and Becca Junker, DaveMcDaniel, Machel Eichmeier, LinnAdams, Thomas Craighton, WesWiese, Don Knoell, Jessica Lara,Angela De La Riva, John Zimmer-man, Matt Jones, Jody Mesch, Tay-lor Roll, Jessica Sheridan, DarrellMeyer, Bernie Koehrsen, Lori Kad-ner, and Angela Silvey. Discussion was held on the limitedreopening of County buildings. Itwas decided that admittance will re-main by appointment only, and de-partment heads will meet in twoweeks to reevaluate.Topics then turned to appropriationsand salaries. Granzow gave per-mission for department heads toaward wage increases of 1.3% or asotherwise presented to the Boardduring budget work sessions. How-ever, Granzow advised, with thechange in insurance, there may beexcess monies in the budget. Hecautioned department heads not tospend all funds appropriated tothem, as those funds may be need-ed for COVID-19 relief or for carry-over. Department heads were reminded tocomplete their employees perfor-mance reviews.Other Business:Treasurer Machel Eichmeier notedher staff is having difficulty hearingthrough the glass panels installed ather counter.Veterans Affairs Director BernieKoehrsen advised he received$12,000 in grant money which willallow him to convert the VAs van toaccommodate wheelchair-bound pa-tients. Engineer Roll proposed a fundraiserfor an employee whose houseburned down.Auditor Jessica Lara requested thatdepartment heads submit theirsalary sheets to Becca Junker, Pay-roll and Benefits Manager, by June12, 2020, to compile and forward tothe Board for approval. Conservation Director Wes Wiesethanked Craighton for his help withreadying campgrounds with masksand disinfectant. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to adjourn. Motion carried. Lance Granzow, ChairBoard of SupervisorsJessica LaraHardin County AuditorPublished in the Times Citizen of

June 24, 2020.

HARDIN COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

MINUTES JUNE 10, 2020WEDNESDAY - 9:00 A.M.

COURTHOUSE LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM

Chair Lance Granzow called themeeting to order. The meeting washeld electronically due to COVID-19public health risks. Also presentwere Supervisors BJ Hoffman andReneé McClellan; and BeccaJunker, Curt Groen, Del Johnston,Justin Ites, Cindy Allen, Angela DeLa Riva, Dave McDaniel, Donna Ju-ber, Bob Juber, JD Holmes, MachelEichmeier, Tifani Eisentrager, LoriKadner, Connie Mesch, Matt Ring,Julie Duhn, Seth Wengert, BrentTripp, Cheryl Lawrence, ThomasCraighton, Wes Wiese, RichardGehrke, Michael Pearce, DarrellMeyer, Taylor Roll, Jessica Sheri-dan, and Angela Silvey. The Pledge of Allegiance was recit-ed.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the agenda as post-ed. Motion carried.McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to approve the minutes of June3, 2020. Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the June 10, 2020claims for payment. Motion carried.Utility Permits: Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve Hardin County UtilityPermit Applications UT-026, submit-ted by Midland Power Cooperative;UT-20-027, submitted by InterstatePower and Light Company, d/b/a Al-liant Energy; and UT-20-028 submit-ted by CenturyLink. Motion carried.All three permits are on file in theEngineers Office. County Engineer Taylor Roll ad-vised his crew had finished with cul-verts on the Hubbard-to-New Provi-dence blacktop and will be movingto S75 by Whitten. Discussion was held on a requestfor engine ordinance signs on S75in Whitten. It was determined Whit-ten must pass its own City engineordinance and be reminded it hasno road and sign maintenanceagreement with the County.Granzow, recounting earlier com-plaints, requested ideas for a Coun-ty engine brake ordinance bebrought before the Board. He andMcClellan agreed the ordinanceshould be spot-specific. No actionwas taken. McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to appoint Al Kadolph to fill a va-cancy as ex-officio member to theCounty Conservation Board. Thisterm ends December 31, 2020. Mo-tion carried. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the South CentralIowa Workforce Area Chief ElectedOfficial Shared Liability Agreement.Roll Call Vote: Ayes Hoffman, Mc-Clellan, and Granzow. Nays None.Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to acknowledge receipt of theAnimal Feeding Operation Construc-tion Permit for 110 Pork Shop Site,Section 6, Alden Township. Motioncarried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to set June 24, 2020 at 10:00a.m., in the large conference roomand via Zoom, for the public hearingon the Animal Feeding OperationConstruction Permit for 110 PorkShop Site, Section 6, Alden Town-ship. Motion carried.

McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to recommend approval of theAnimal Feeding Operation Construc-tion Permit Application for Tri-B SiteSection 8, Section 8, Alden Town-ship. Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to recommend approval of theAnimal Feeding Operation Construc-tion Permit Application for FerrisPork Site, Section 16, Ellis Town-ship. Motion carried.Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to approve the Medicare supple-ment benefit through Iowa Govern-mental Health Care Plan. Motioncarried. McClellan moved, Hoffman second-ed to adopt coronavirus-related dis-tributions with Nationwide 457plans. Roll Call Vote: Ayes McClel-lan, Hoffman, and Granzow. NaysNone. Motion carried.COVID-19 Update:Emergency Management Coordina-tor Thomas Craighton advised heand Rocky Reents are working withnursing homes to start baseline test-ing; he is working on a regionalstockpile of PPE for fall; the countysaw a surge of new cases over theweekend, but numbers have leveledoff; and Hansen Family Hospital isadministering 10-30 tests per day.Craighton also mentioned that theIDPH may be misinterpreting patientZIP code data, resulting in countycase count discrepancies. Public Comments: Donna Juber asked which regionsand counties make up the SouthCentral Iowa Workforce Area. Juberalso commented on coronavirus in-cidence versus test data and pro-tecting the elder population, as wellas measuring separation distancebetween a CAFO and well. Julie Duhn commented on moniesspent on the Courthouse securityguard presence.County Attorney Darrell Meyerthanked local law enforcementagencies, officers, and jail staff fortheir professionalism in the face ofdangerous and difficult work. Other Business: Hoffman commended the AuditorsOffice staff and poll workers for ajob well done during an abnormalprimary election. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to adjourn. Motion carried. At 10:38 a.m. Chair Granzow recon-vened the meeting for a real estatematter. Also present were Supervi-sors Hoffman and McClellan; andDarrell Meyer; Taylor Nederhoff,representing Ellsworth Neighbor-hood Investment Group, LLC; andAngela Silvey. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to go into closed session pur-suant to Iowa Code 21.5(1)(c) to dis-cuss possible litigation. Roll CallVote: Ayes Hoffman, McClellan,and Granzow. Nays None. Motioncarried.Taylor Nederhoff exited the room. Following discussion, Hoffmanmoved, McClellan seconded to exitclosed session. Roll Call Vote:Ayes Hoffman, McClellan, andGranzow. Nays None. Motion car-ried.Nederhoff rejoined the meeting andexplained his clients position:Ellsworth Neighborhood InvestmentGroup is requesting abatement oftaxes payable FY 2019-2020 due toan erroneous 2018 assessmentwhich resulted in unfinished condounits being assessed as completedunits. Nederhoff claimed that thetax payment made in September2019 would be equal to a full-yearpayment had the assessment beencorrect. Further, Nederhoff stated,assessments for taxes payable FY2020-2021 have already been ad-justed downward to reflect the unfin-ished units. It was mentioned that any abate-ment would affect the various levy-ing authorities and each of these en-tities would be required to makebudget adjustments.It was agreed that Assessor DonKnoell and Auditor Jessica Larashould collaborate to calculate actu-al taxes owed for FY 2019-2020. Nederhoff requested his client havepenalty and interest forgiven shoulda determination be made after theJune 25 property tax extensiondeadline. At 11:30 a.m., McClellan moved,Hoffman seconded to adjourn. Mo-tion carried.At 1:00 p.m., the departmentheads/elected officials meeting wascalled to order. The meeting washeld electronically due to COVID-19public health risks. In attendance:Supervisors Granzow, Hoffman, andMcClellan; and Becca Junker, DaveMcDaniel, Machel Eichmeier, LinnAdams, Thomas Craighton, WesWiese, Don Knoell, Jessica Lara,Angela De La Riva, John Zimmer-man, Matt Jones, Jody Mesch, Tay-lor Roll, Jessica Sheridan, DarrellMeyer, Bernie Koehrsen, Lori Kad-ner, and Angela Silvey. Discussion was held on the limitedreopening of County buildings. Itwas decided that admittance will re-main by appointment only, and de-partment heads will meet in twoweeks to reevaluate.Topics then turned to appropriationsand salaries. Granzow gave per-mission for department heads toaward wage increases of 1.3% or asotherwise presented to the Boardduring budget work sessions. How-ever, Granzow advised, with thechange in insurance, there may beexcess monies in the budget. Hecautioned department heads not tospend all funds appropriated tothem, as those funds may be need-ed for COVID-19 relief or for carry-over. Department heads were reminded tocomplete their employees perfor-mance reviews.Other Business:Treasurer Machel Eichmeier notedher staff is having difficulty hearingthrough the glass panels installed ather counter.Veterans Affairs Director BernieKoehrsen advised he received$12,000 in grant money which willallow him to convert the VAs van toaccommodate wheelchair-bound pa-tients. Engineer Roll proposed a fundraiserfor an employee whose houseburned down.Auditor Jessica Lara requested thatdepartment heads submit theirsalary sheets to Becca Junker, Pay-roll and Benefits Manager, by June12, 2020, to compile and forward tothe Board for approval. Conservation Director Wes Wiesethanked Craighton for his help withreadying campgrounds with masksand disinfectant. Hoffman moved, McClellan second-ed to adjourn. Motion carried. Lance Granzow, ChairBoard of SupervisorsJessica LaraHardin County AuditorPublished in the Times Citizen of

June 24, 2020.

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