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B-10 Newsworthy? Give us a call Something 354-8500 Wednesday, March 28, 2012 Legals Thomas Dysert..... 2,457.37 SRM Reporting Service .................1,159.40 Walton Law Office ................... 2,575.50 Grand Total ..........6,192.27 Attest: Ronald Wilson Pike County Auditor COURT CLAIMS TO BE PAID 4/05/12 (March 28, 2012) the automatic tabulating equipment, to be used at the Pike County Municipal Election on May 8, 2012, will be conducted in the Pike County Clerk's Office, 801 Main Street, Petersburg, IN, at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 12, 2012. This Public Test is open to the general public. Indiana Code (IC 3-11-14.5) Shirley Van Meter, Clerk Pike Circuit Court Notice is hereby given that the Public Test of LEGAL NOTICE (March 28, 2012) 1 B, Santa Claus, IN 47579, has submitted to the Division of Oil and Gas a request to drill and construct a Class II Enhanced Recovery well to be used for the injection of produced brine. This well is located in Sec. 14, Twp. 1S, Rng. 9W in Pike County, Indiana. The subject well—Anderson-Holland Unit J & M Oil Co., Inc., One Kringle Place, Suite PUBLIC NOTICE The Press-Dispatch Legals the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission and, therefore, all rates and charges for municipality owned utilities are subject only to the control and/or approval of the Town of Winslow; and WHEREAS, Indiana law allows municipally owned utilities to establish rates and charges sufficient to produce revenue for all costs associated with the option of the utility; WHEREAS, the utility rates and charges Legals ATTEST: Beth A. Bennett, Clerk-Treasurer TOWN OF WINSLOW, INDIANA TOWN COUNCIL, currently also include a charge to the Town, itself, for the production, storage, transmission, sale, delivery and/or furnishing of water for public fire protection purposes; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Indiana law, a municipally owned water utility and Town may eliminate such fire protection services from being billed directly to the governmental unity (but for the construction costs of any new fire hydrant installed after the effective date of the Ordinance) and replace such billing with a separate charge to each customer of the utility; and wishes to now change how the cost of such fire protection services is collected by eliminating the billing to the governmental unit/ and replacing it with a separate charge to each utility customer, all pursuant to law; and WHEREAS, this change in recovery of fire WHEREAS, the Town of Winslow Council Meter Size: ........................................................5/8 Total Customers: .............................................. 426 Ratio to 5/8" Meter: .......................................... 1.0 Total Equivalent Connections: ....................... 426 CALCULATION OF EQUIVALENT CONNECTIONS MUNICIPAL WATER UTILITY WINSLOW (INDIANA) Meter Size: ...........................................................2" Total Customers: .................................................. 1 Ratio to 5/8 Meter: ............................................ 1.0 Total Equivalent Connections: ........................... 1 Totals: Total Customers— ...............................427 Total Equivalent Connections— .....................427 protection costs shall not be considered to be a general increase in the basic rates and charges of the utility and is therefore not subject to the notice and hearing requirements applicable to general rate proceedings; and WHEREAS, the following charges shall #5, permit #54536;—will be injecting fluid into the cypress sandstone within the depth interval of 1440 feet to 1455 feet at a maximum injection pressure not to exceed 863 pounds per square inch. The maximum injection rate for this well will not exceed 150 barrels per day. Written comments and objections become effective May 1, 2012, and become applicable to recover the annual fee otherwise payable by the governmental unit to utility, and shall specifically become applicable to the last eight (8) monthly billings of 2012 to each utility customer. NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the concerning the issuance of this permit must be submitted to the Division of Oil and Gas within 15 days from the publication date of this notice and should be mailed to: Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources Attn: Technical Section (March 28, 2012) 402 W. Washington St., Room 293 Indianapolis, IN 46204-2748 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 2012-4 MODIFYING HOW COSTS SHALL BE RECOVERED IN PROVIDING WATER FOR PUBLIC FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES GENERAL ORDINANCE Total number of municipal hydrants (1)— At Current Rates: 75; Times current annual charger per hydrant (2)—At Current Rates: $446.95 CALCULATION OF PROPOSED PUBLIC FIRE PROTECTION CHARGE PER EQUIVALENT CONNECTION MUNICIPAL WATER UTILITY WINSLOW (INDIANA) Total fire protection revenues to be recovered— At Current Rates: $33,521.25; Divided by total equivalent connections—At Current Rates: 427 Proposed annual charge per equivalent connection—At Current Rates: $77.06 Town Council of the Town of Winslow, Pike County, Indiana, that the annual billing from the utility to the Town, itself, for charges incurred in providing water for fire protection services, relative to the year 2012, which is the sum of $33,521.25 shall hereby be eliminated. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that in order to replace the above billing, an additional sum of $3.00 per month be added and charged to each current regular customer of the municipal water utility (representing the current holders of each of the 426 outstanding five-eighths meters serviced by the utility), and an additional monthly sum of $5.00 be charged to the one two-inch meter customer. All to become effective May 1, 2012 and to be payable for the balance of 2012. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that the Town of Winslow Council serves as the managing body for the municipality owned water utility for the Town of Winslow; and WHEREAS, the Town of Winslow has previously removed itself from the jurisdiction of WHEREAS, pursuant to Indiana law, MARKET 8AM – 4PM FLEA March 30 & 31 Ain't it nifty! Tim Nelson Winslow Community Center AVAILABLE $25 for both days SPACES STILL 789-5287 CALL SUDOKU CLUES ACROSS 1. Currently fashionable 5. Free from gloss 10. Licenses TV stations 13. Pop 14. 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Proposed monthly charge per equivalent connection—At Current Rates: $6.42 (1) As provided by the Town (2) Approved January 1, 2005, pursuant to Ordinance No. 1994-6 Amended by 2012-1 and 2008-1 Meter Size: ........................................................ 5/8 Proposed Annual Charge: ......................... $77.06 Divided by 12 months: ....................................... 12 Proposed Monthly Charge: .........................$6.42 (March 28, 2012) MUNICIPAL WATER UTILITY SUMMARY OF PROPOSED MONTHLY PUBLIC FIRE PROTECTION CHARGES WINSLOW (INDIANA) TIME TO ADVERTISE YARD SALE FOR THE MAY 12TH CITY-WIDE CROSSWORD PUZZLE GRAPEVINE don't rely on the South Gibson YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Subscribe Today! 354-8500 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FORT BRANCH - HAUBSTADT - OWENSVILLE Subscribe Today! 753-3553 DEADLINE 812-354-8500 FAX 812-354-2014 EMAIL pressdispatch.net classifi eds@ COME IN 820 E. Poplar, Petersburg WE ACCEPT Tuesday, May 10 CALL CASH CHECK 59. Former Russian rulers 61. 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