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BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ –
MEETING
Commissioners' Agenda
The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) is comprised of the three elected County
Commissioners: Ernie Moser (District 1), Jeff Hough (District 2, Chair), and Ken Bullock (District
3). The BOCC generally meets twice weekly: Tuesdays & Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. Unless otherwise
noted, meetings are generally held in the Commissioner's Chambers at 624 E Center, Room 119,
Pocatello, Idaho. During these public meetings, the BOCC may approve contracts, expend funds,
hear testimony, make decisions on land use cases, and take care of other County matters.
Times are subject to change within 15 minutes of the stated time.
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
9:00 AM Business Meeting (action items)
Agenda:
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Indigent Business may require an Executive Session pursuant to Idaho Code §74-
206(1)(d) to consider records exempt from public disclosure (action item)
•
Kimberly Talbot, Domestic Violence Court, is seeking permission to apply for federal
funding for the Bannock County DV Court and signature on Grant Team Risk
Assessment. Bannock County would be listed as the entity applying for the grant
(requested 5 minutes) (action item)
•
Jason Dye, Courts, regarding a request for approval to use funds from the District Court
Fund to cover attorney’s fees for two private termination cases (requested 10 minutes)
(action item)
•
Dillon Evans, Landfill, requesting approval of and signature on (1) Existing Customer
Application with LSC Environmental Products for a Posi-shell machine, and (2) Estimate
with Western States CAT for rebuild of 627 Scraper (requested 5 minutes) (action item)
•
Tristan Bourquin, Planning and Development, and Kiel Burmester, Public Works, seeking
to discuss an application for a local improvements district (LID) (requested 20 minutes)
(action item)
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RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES (action items):
Resolution No. 2026-44 Approving June 2026 Salaries
Resolution No. 2026-45 Approving June 2026 Alcohol Licenses
Resolution No. 2026-46 Authorizing Tax Cancellation Requests
LETTERS AND NOTICES (action items):
SIGNATURE ONLY (action items):
CONSENT AGENDA (action items):
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Manual Checks
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Alcohol Licenses and Catering Permits
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Certificate of Residency Approval
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Personnel Actions with potential Executive Session under Idaho Code §§ 74-
206(1)(a),(b)&(d) for personnel actions or personnel records exempt from disclosure with
potential action following adjournment of Executive Session
•
Mileage and Travel Approvals
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Minutes: Approval of and signature on certification for meeting minutes for June 23, 25,
and 30, 2026, and Bannock County Board of Equalization hearings on June 25 and 30,
2026
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10:00 AM Introduction to and discussion with the Data Center team
10:30 AM Board of Equalization and Administrative BOE Reviews throughout the day as needed
(action items)
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AGENDA REQUEST FORM
The Board of Bannock County Commissioners business meetings are generally held on
Tuesday at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners’ Chambers in the Bannock County Courthouse, 624
E. Center, Room 212, Pocatello, Idaho, or as noticed 48 hours prior to the meeting at
https://www.bannockcounty.gov/commissioners. Agenda times are subject to change within 15
minutes of scheduled time. Any person(s) needing special meeting accommodations should
contact the Commissioner's Office at 208-236-7210, five working days before the meeting.
E-mail this completed form and any supporting documents to agendarequest@bannockcounty.gov
Meeting Date Requested: 7/7/26
Requestor Name: Kimberly Talbot Department: DV Court/Family Court Sey
Item to be considered/background:
The DVCC (Kimberly Talbot) is seeking permission to apply for federal funding for the Bat
Action Requested: Decision Amount of Time Requested: 5 Minutes
Financial Impact (Total Cost/Funding Source):
Matching funds from Bannock County are not required to apply for this grant.
Does this item involve a contract, agreement, external funding application, or award
acceptance? .
: External Funding
Has the item been submitted to/reviewed by Legal? es eS
Has the item been reviewed by Risk Management? | Y |YES NO [Ina
Are all supporting documents included? [Vv |YEs [No [Ina
List of additional attendees: Arianne Despain Lacy Parker
Please include any supporting documents with your Agenda Session Request Form.
Commissioner Office Only:
Ernié Moser Jere HoucH — Ken Buttock
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BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
2026 OVW ICIR Grant Application Request
The Bannock County Domestic Violence Court and Family Court Services respectfully requests
approval from the Board of County Commissioners to apply for a continuation grant through
the U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) under the
Improving Criminal Justice Responses (ICJR) Program.
The ICJR grant application is due August 18, 2026. Bannock County is requesting authorization
to apply for $499,990 in funding for Idaho's Sixth Judicial District service area. If awarded,
these funds will support coordinated services for victims/survivors and offender accou ntability
in domestic violence, dating violence, sexual violence, and stalking cases throughout Bannock,
Bear Lake, Caribou, Franklin, Oneida, and Power Counties.
Since 2015, Bannock County has successfully been awarded three ICJR grants totaling more
than $1.3 million, demonstrating a strong history of responsible grant management and
collaborative partnerships that improve victim safety and offender accounta bility.
Bannock County would partner with key stakeholders in the community and throughout District
6 to achieve grant related goals:
¢ Develop and implement the PO (Protection Order) Family Program
0 This program will help prevent future family violence through coordinated
criminal no contact order (NCO) and civil protection order/domestic violence
order (DVO) case management
9 Violence prevention interventions will include crisis intervention and advocacy
for victims/survivors, risk assessments, GPS location monitoring, victim/survivor
safety alert monitors, parenting classes, offender/violence intervention classes,
and trauma-informed individual counseling focusing on emotional regulation,
distress tolerance, communication, and conflict ma nagement
o The program will follow the One Judge, One Family model, wherein a single
judge overseeing the DVO case and the related family cases, such a divorce and
custody and criminal domestic violence and stalking cases
o Current or former cohabitating partners, dating partners, and families with
children will be eligible for this program
o Review hearings will be held to track offender/respondent compliance,
interventions, behavior and victim/survivor safety concerns
o Compliance with the court and successful completion of interventions may allow
for DVO/NCO modification to allow for electronic communication or supervised
visitation with children and finally, termination of the protection order
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Provide training for DV Court staff, judges, prosecutors, victim witness coordinators,
community-based advocates, court assistance officers, law enforcement and probation
officers about the no contact order and domestic violence protection order process
including resources for victim/survivors and the investigation and prosecution of
NCO/DVO violation cases
Provide funding for Guide and File cards to advertise and encourage the use of Idaho's
Guide and File system. Guide and File is a free, online tool that helps victims of domestic
violence or stalking securely complete and electronically file forms for a Civil Protection
Order (CPO) without needing an attorney
Provide GPS monitoring of offenders and safety alert monitors for victim/survivors
Provide continued funding for the part-time High Risk Team Coordinator. The HRT
Coordinator would continue to manage the High-Risk Offender Treatment team that
provides early identification of high-risk offenders through risk assessment and develops
individualized intervention plans to interrupt the cycle of escalating violence and minimize
the risk of further abuse
Continue to provide funding for enhanced supervised probation and monitoring for DV
Court offenders through the part-time High-Risk probation officer. The HR PO would assist
with monitoring offenders involved in the DV court process. This also includes funds for
GPS monitoring for high-risk offenders and victim alert monitors
Provide continued funding for a part-time, non-governmental victim advocate. This would
include collaborating with Family Services Alliance to provide on-site court advocacy and
case management services to victims in criminal and civil domestic violence, stalking and
sexual violence cases
Provide funding for a clinical professional (Family Specialist) to provide direct, clinical
services (counseling and parenting education) to families impacted by domestic violence,
stalking and sexual violence. Referrals will be made by the DV Court Coordinator directly
to the Family Specialist. Services provided by a DV Court Family Specialist will be free of
charge to the family
Provide subsidized funding for DV evaluations (risk assessments) and subsidized fu nding
for offender intervention for DV offenders in review hearings in Bannock Cou nty DV Court
Enhance the local sexual assault nurse examiner program by providing funding for training
nurse examiners
Provide funds for mandatory OVW training related travel for project partners
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BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING OMB No. 1122-0020QuULy 7, 2026
Approval Expires: 6/30/2028
Office on Violence Against Women:
FY 2026 Grants to Improve the Criminal .
Justice Response to Domestic Violence
Dating Violence, Sexual assault, and
Stalking Program (ICJR Program)
Grants.gov Funding Opportunity Number: O-OVW-2026-172633
Application Deadlines in Eastern Time (ET):
1: Complete SF-424 and Submit in Grants.gov: August 18, 2026, by 11:59 p.m. ET
2: Submit full application in JustGrants: August 20, 2026, by 4:59 p.m. ET
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1. BASIC INFORMATION
Purpose of the Funding
The Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) is a component of the United States
Department of Justice. OVW administers Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) grants
designed to prevent and respond to domestic/dating violence, sexual assault, and
stalking.
This is a notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) for the ICUR Program. Per 34 U.S.C. §
10461 (a), this program assists Tribal, state, and local governments and courts to
strengthen the criminal justice response to domestic/dating violence, sexual assault, and
Stalking by improving offender accountability, victim safety, homicide reduction, protection-
order enforcement, and coordinated law enforcement and prosecutorial action. These
sorts of activities treat these offenses as serious violations of criminal law and seek safety
and autonomy for victims. See Eligibility and Program Description for more details.
This NOFO has two application categories:
e Category 1: Grants to Improve the Criminal Justice Response (ICJR)
e Category 2: Firearms Technical Assistance Project Pilot Site Initiative (Invitation
only; more information here.)
Funding Details
Initial
16.590
34 U.S.C. §§ 10461-10465; 28 C.F.R. pt. 90,
subpt. D
O-OVW-2026-172633
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Competition ID Number _|Category 2: C-OVW-2026-00006-PROD
Expected Total Amount of F unding Gaeeae Ht ee
Announcement Type
Assistance Listing Number
Statutory & Regulatory Authority
Grants.gov Opportunity Number
Category 1: 55
Category 2: 12
Grant
Sune Category 1: $500,000 - $1,500,000
Anticipated Award Amounts Category 2: $400,000
Category 1: 36 months
Expected Award Periods Category 2: 24 months
(Both starting on October 1, 2026.)
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Anticipated Number of Awards
Award Type
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FY 2026 ICJR Program
Key Dates and Times
NOFO Release Date
June 4, 2026
June 16, 2026, June 30, 2026, July 14, 2026, all at
1:00pm ET (Join using this link.)
Pre-application Office Hours
SAM.gov Registration/Renewal | Start the process at least 30 days before deadlines
11:59 p.m. ET on August 18, 2026
4:59 p.m. ET on August 20, 2026
By September 30, 2026
Step 1: Grants.gov Deadline
Step 2: JustGrants Deadline
Anticipated Notification Date
See Questions? at the end of this NOFO for agency contact information.
2. ELIGIBILITY
Eligible Applicants
The types of entities that are eligible to apply are:
Government Entities
e State governments!
e Indian Tribal governments?
e Units of local government?
e State and local courts4
Nonprofit Entities
e State or territorial domestic violence coalitions5
e State or territorial sexual assault coalitions®
e Tribal domestic violence and sexual assault coalitions”
e Victim service providers®
"Includes the District of Columbia and U.S. territories, see 34 U.S.C. § 12291 (a)(37).
? Must be federally recognized, see 34 U.S.C. § 12291 (a)(43).
° Defined as county, city, or township governments, as well as any town, borough, parish, village, or other
general purpose political subdivision of a state, see 34 U.S.C. § 12291(a)(47). Per 28 C.F.R. § 90.61(b), the
following are not considered units of local government: (1) police departments; (2) pre-trial service
agencies; (3) district or city attorneys' offices; (4) sheriffs’ departments; (5) probation and parole
departments; (6) shelters; (7) nonprofit, nongovernmental victim service agencies; and (8) universities.
Such entities must fall in another eligible entity category or have an eligible entity apply as the lead
applicant on their behalf.
* Includes juvenile courts, see 34 U.S.C. § 12291(a)(7).
° Determined by HHS under 42 U.S.C. §§ 10402 and 10411, see 34 U.S.C. § 12291(a)(38).
° Determined by the CDC’s Center for Injury Prevention and Control under the Public Health Service Act (42
U.S.C. § 280b et seq.), see 34 U.S.C. § 12291(a)(39).
’ Meets the criteria at 34 U.S.C. § 12291(a)(42) and is recognized by OVW, see 34 U.S.C. § 10441(d)(2).
8 Defined as a nonprofit, nongovernmental or Tribal organization or rape crisis center, including a state or
Tribal coalition, that assists or advocates for domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking
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Recipients with grants ending by September 30, 2026 may apply but are unlikely to be
funded if they have enough funds to carry the project through September 30, 2027.
Faith-based organizations that meet the eligibility requirements for this program are
eligible to apply (more information is in the Application Companion Guide).
Cost sharing and application limit: This NOFO does not require cost sharing (match).
You may submit more than one application if each application proposes a different
project in a different service area. If an applicant submits multiple versions of the same
application, OVW will review only the most recent system-validated version submitted
before the deadline.
Additional Eligibility Factors
501(c)(3) Status: Any nonprofit organization applying for this program must be
recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and must maintain that status during the award period.°
Certifications: Per 34 U.S.C. § 10461(c), you must submit the certifications shown below
by applicant type. See Additional Application Components for how to submit.
Tribal, state, or local Coalition or victim
government service provider
° Certification of Eligibility (as to | e Certification of Eligibility
encouraging arrest of certain signed by the Tribal,
offenders, discouraging dual state, or local
arrests, prohibiting mutual government serving as
restraining orders, not charging | the applicant's
victims certain fees, and not statutorily required
polygraphing victims). See
mh, partner. See sample.
Prosecution Certification (as to
certain training, policies, and a
protocol related to victim-
centered prosecutions). See
sample.
Minor Certification (as to not
prosecuting minors with
respect to prostitution). See
sample.
State or local court
e Certification of
Eligibility (as to
prohibiting mutual
restraining orders, not
charging victims
certain fees, and not
polygraphing victims).
See sample.
e No Prosecution
Certification for courts
e Prosecution
Certification signed by
the partner Tribal, state,
or local government.
See sample.
e Minor Certification
signed by the partner
Tribal, state, or local
government. See
sample.
e No Minor Certification
for courts
victims, including domestic violence shelters, faith-based organizations, and other organizations, with a
documented history of effective work concerning domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or
stalking, see 34 U.S.C. § 12291(a)(50).
° See 34 U.S.C. § 12291(b)(15)(B)(i).
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Required Partnerships: Per 34 U.S.C. § 10461(c)(2), a coalition or victim service
provider applicant must partner with a government that certifies to all the requirements in
the first column above. Per 28 C.F.R. § 90.63(c), all government and court applicants
must partner with a victim service provider. These partnerships must be documented in a
memorandum of understanding (MOU). All applicants also should include in their MOU
the partners needed for the proposed project as described in their proposal narrative.
Disqualifying Factors: Factors that may result in removal during the review process are
described on the OVW website. In addition, any nonprofit organization that holds money
in offshore accounts for the purpose of avoiding the tax described in section 511(a) of the
Internal Revenue Code is ineligible. '°
3. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Statutory Authority/Program Goals and Objectives
Per 34 U.S.C. § 10461(b), funds must be used for one or more of the following
purposes:"'
1. To implement offender accountability and homicide reduction programs and
policies in police departments, including policies for protection order violations and
enforcement of protection orders across State and Tribal lines.
2. To develop policies, educational programs, protection order registries, data
collection systems, and training in police departments to improve tracking of cases
and classification of complaints involving domestic violence, dating violence,
sexual assault, and stalking. Policies, educational programs, protection order
registries, and training described in this paragraph shall incorporate confidentiality,
and privacy protections for victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual
assault, and stalking.
3. To centralize and coordinate police enforcement, prosecution, or judicial
responsibility for domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking
cases in teams or units of police officers, prosecutors, parole and probation
officers, or judges.
4. To coordinate computer tracking systems and provide the appropriate training and
education about domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking to
ensure communication between police, prosecutors, parole and probation officers,
and both criminal and family courts.
5. To strengthen legal advocacy and legal assistance programs and other victim
services for victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and
10 See 34 U.S.C. § 12291(b)(15)(B)(ii).
" Funded projects must have the overarching purposes of improving the criminal justice response to
domestic/dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking as serious violations of criminal law and seeking
safety and autonomy of victims, as required by 34 U.S.C. § 10461(a). See also 28 C.ER. § 90.62(b)
(requiring that grants awarded demonstrate meaningful attention to victim safety and offender
accountability).
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Stalking, including strengthening assistance to such victims in immigration
matters. (Applications proposing legal assistance for victims must have an
existing legal program in place and allocate no more than 30% of the budget
to providing legal assistance.)
. To educate Federal, State, Tribal, territorial, and local judges, courts, and court-
based and court-related personnel in criminal and civil courts (including juvenile
courts) about domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking and
to improve judicial handling of such cases.
To provide technical assistance and computer and other equipment to police
departments, prosecutors, courts, and Tribal jurisdictions to facilitate the
widespread enforcement of protection orders, including interstate enforcement,
enforcement between States and Tribal jurisdictions, and enforcement between
Tribal jurisdictions.
To develop or strengthen policies and training for police, prosecutors, and the
judiciary in recognizing, investigating, and prosecuting domestic violence, dating
violence, sexual assault, and stalking crimes affecting older victims, Deaf victims,
and victims with disabilities (as defined in section 12102(2) of Title 42).
To develop State, Tribal, territorial, or local policies, procedures, and protocols for
preventing dual arrests and prosecutions in cases of domestic violence, dating
violence, sexual assault, and stalking, and to develop effective methods for
identifying the pattern and history of abuse that indicates which party is the actual
perpetrator of abuse.
10.To plan, develop and establish coordinated victim service and criminal justice
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response centers, such as family justice centers, designed to bring together victim
advocates from victim service providers, staff from population specific
organizations, law enforcement officers, prosecutors, probation officers,
governmental victim assistants, forensic medical professionals, civil legal
attorneys, chaplains, legal advocates, representatives from community-based
organizations and other relevant public or private agencies or organizations into
one centralized location, in order to improve safety, access to services, and
confidentiality for victims and families. Although funds may be used to support the
colocation of project partners under this paragraph, funds may not support
construction or major renovation expenses or activities that fall outside of the
scope of the other statutory purpose areas.
. To develop and implement policies and training for police, prosecutors, probation
and parole officers, and the judiciary in recognizing, investigating, and prosecuting
instances of sexual assault, with an emphasis on recognizing the threat to the
community for repeat crime perpetration by such individuals.
12.To develop, enhance, and maintain protection order registries.
13. To develop human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing programs for sexual
assault perpetrators and notification and counseling protocols.
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14. To develop and implement training programs for prosecutors and other
prosecution-related personnel regarding best practices to ensure offender
accountability, victim safety, and victim consultation in cases involving domestic
violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking.
15. To develop or strengthen policies, protocols, and training for law enforcement,
prosecutors, and the judiciary in recognizing, investigating, and prosecuting
domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking crimes affecting
immigrant victims, including appropriate coordination regarding applications for
nonimmigrant status under subparagraphs (T) and (U) of section 1101(a)(15) of
Title 8, when necessary to support victim cooperation in criminal cases.
16. To develop and promote State, local, or Tribal legislation and policies that enhance
best practices for responding to the crimes of domestic violence, dating violence,
sexual assault, and stalking, including the appropriate treatment of victims.
17.To develop, implement, or enhance sexual assault nurse examiner programs or
sexual assault forensic examiner programs, including the hiring and training of
such examiners.
18. To develop, implement, or enhance Sexual Assault Response Teams or similar
coordinated community responses to sexual assault.
19. To develop and strengthen policies, protocols, and training for law enforcement
officers and prosecutors regarding the investigation and prosecution of sexual
assault cases and the appropriate treatment of victims, including victims who face
barriers to accessing law enforcement or court services (as defined in 34 U.S.C. §
12291(a)).
20. To provide human immunodeficiency virus testing programs, counseling, and
prophylaxis for victims of sexual assault.
21.To identify and inventory backlogs of sexual assault evidence collection kits and to
develop protocols for responding to and addressing such backlogs, including
policies and protocols for notifying and involving victims.
22. To develop multidisciplinary high-risk teams focusing on reducing domestic
violence and dating violence homicides by—
(a) using evidence-based indicators to assess the risk of homicide and link
high-risk victims to immediate crisis intervention services:
(b) identifying and managing high-risk offenders; and
(c) providing ongoing victim advocacy and referrals to comprehensive services
including legal, housing, health care, and economic assistance.
23. To develop, strengthen, and implement policies, protocols, and training for law
enforcement regarding cases of missing or murdered Indians, as described in 25
U.S.C. § 5704.
24.To compile and annually report data to the Attorney General related to missing or
murdered Indians, as described in 25 U.S.C. § 5705.
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25. To develop Statewide databases with information on where sexual assault nurse
examiners are located.
26. To develop and implement methods of reducing crime and improving victim safety
in communities. For purposes of this paragraph, a program or policy that does not
improve victim safety is one that—
(a) imposes a penalty on a victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual
assault, or stalking, on the basis of a request by the victim for law
enforcement or emergency assistance; or
(b) imposes a penalty on such a victim because of criminal activity at the
property in which the victim resides.
Policing and Prosecution Initiative
The FY 2026 ICJR appropriation allocates up to $5 million for an initiative to promote
effective policing and prosecution responses to domestic/dating violence, sexual assault,
and stalking. '* Applicants proposing activities under this initiative may apply for up to
$300,000 in additional funding to support dedicated law enforcement officer or
prosecutor positions responsible for investigating and prosecuting domestic violence,
dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking cases.
(Invitation Only) Firearms Technical Assistance Project Pilot Site Initiative (FTAP)
The FY 2026 ICJR appropriation allocates up to $4 million for a homicide reduction
initiative and up to $2 million for a domestic violence lethality reduction initiative.13 Some
of these funds will be used for FTAP, which supports communities in addressing firearms
Safety in the context of domestic violence. This funding is only for current FTAP sites
notified by OVW that they may apply for noncompetitive supplemental funding through
this NOFO, as forecasted in the NOFO under which they received initial funding. These
sites will submit work plans in place of the Proposal Narrative.
Expected Outcomes: OVW will measure success by reviewing a recipient's submission
of performance reports and data and the extent to which project implementation reflects
progress toward the goals and objectives of this NOFO. See the VAWA Measuring
Effectiveness Initiative for more information.
Unallowable Activities: For information on program-specific unallowable activities and
costs to help you develop your application and budget consistent with program
requirements, see the Application Companion Guide and Budget section of this NOFO.
Statutory Funding Priorities
e Per 34 U.S.C. § 10461(g), not less than 25% of ICJR Program funds must be used to
support projects that address sexual assault. To meet this requirement, OVW will
prioritize applications proposing to implement sexual-assault-focused statutory
12 See Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2026, Pub. L. No. 119-74,
div A, 140 Stat. 6, 26 (CJS Appropriations Act, 2026).
13 See id.
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purposes 11, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, and/or 25. Applications proposing to use at least
45% of their proposed budget for such activities may apply for up to $200,000 in
additional funding and may be eligible for an additional 24 months of non-competitive
continuation funding.
e Per 34 U.S.C. § 10462(b), OVW must prioritize applicants that:
1. Do not currently provide for centralized handling of cases involving domestic
violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking by police, prosecutors, and
courts;
2. Demonstrate a commitment to strong enforcement of laws, and prosecution of
cases, involving domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking,
including the enforcement of protection orders from other states and jurisdictions
(including Tribal jurisdictions);
3. Have established cooperative agreements or can demonstrate effective Ongoing
collaborative arrangements with neighboring jurisdictions to facilitate the
enforcement of protection orders from other States and jurisdictions (including
Tribal jurisdictions); and
4. In applications describing plans to further statutory purpose 4 or 7, will give priority
to using the grant to develop and install data collection and communication
systems, including computerized systems, and training on how to use these
systems effectively to link police, prosecutors, courts, and Tribal jurisdictions for
the purpose of identifying and tracking protection orders and violations of
protection orders, in those jurisdictions where such systems do not exist or are not
fully effective.
Agency Funding Priorities
OVW may give priority consideration to applicants that propose projects designed to
advance the following public-safety priorities (as applicable within the scope of this
NOFO):
1. Combatting human trafficking and transnational crime, particularly crimes linked to
illegal immigration, transnational criminal organizations, and cartel operations,
including projects that strengthen law enforcement investigation and prosecution
while supporting safety and justice for trafficking victims who have also suffered
domestic/dating violence, sexual assault, and/or stalking.
2. Projects primarily dedicated to criminal justice responses—including investigation,
arrest, prosecution, and enforcement of protective orders—particularly in small
towns and rural, remote, and Tribal communities.
OVW also may give priority consideration to applications submitted by states or units of
local government that certify they comply with federal immigration law, including 8 U.S.C.
§ 1373, and/or participate in the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s 287(q)
Program.
Note: Addressing these priorities is one of many factors that OVW considers in making
funding decisions. Receiving priority consideration does not guarantee funding.
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4. APPLICATION CONTENTS AND FORMAT
Application Contents List
OVW will only consider applications that contain parts marked *REQUIRED* below. Refer
to the DOJ Grant Application Submission Checklist for application instructions. All
supporting documents and resources for this program are on the OVW website.
Application Item Submission Type
Step 1: Grants.gov
Online Form
Application for Federal Assistance: SF-424 *REQUIRED*
Standard Applicant Information *REQUIRED* Online Form
Text Box
Proposal Abstract
Data Requested with Application
e Pre-award Risk Assessment
Online Form
Proposal Narrative *REQUIRED* (FTAP sites submit a work plan) Attachment
Budget *REQUIRED* Attachment
Budget/Financial Attachments
e Indirect Cost Rate Agreement (if applicable)
e Applicant Financial Capability Questionnaire (if applicable)
e Executive Compensation Disclosure (if applicable)
Attachment
Attachment
Memorandum of Understanding *REQUIRED*
Additional Application Components
e Certification of Eligibility *REQUIRED*
e Prosecution Certification (if applicable)
e Minor Certification (if applicable)
e HIV Certification, Assurance, or Letter of Exemption (if
applicable)
e Certification regarding out-of-scope activities
e Summary Data Sheet
e Confidentiality Notice Form
e Delivery of Legal Assistance Certification (if applicable)
e Proof of 501(c)(3) status (if applicable)
e Certification regarding compliance with federal immigration
law (if applicable)
Attachment
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Standard Applicant Information *REQUIRED*
Review and edit as needed the information imported from the SF-424 submitted in
Grants.gov and add ZIP codes for areas affected by the project.
Proposal Abstract
In JustGrants, enter a proposal abstract (limited to 2,000 characters) summarizing the
proposed project. See example here. As abstracts for funded projects are public, do not
include any personally identifying information (e.g., staff names).
Data Requested with Application: Pre-award Risk Assessment
Complete this questionnaire in JustGrants. The questions are available here.
Proposal Narrative *REQUIRED*
Format of the Proposal Narrative
Use the Proposal Narrative Template on the OVW website. It must be:
e No longer than 10 pages, single-spaced
e Ina font no smaller than 11-point
e On correctly numbered pages with one-inch margins
e Ina file format openable in Microsoft Word or Adobe Reader
e Ina table format or use headings and subheadings that correspond to the sections
listed below
e Written in plain language
If you do not follow this format, OVW may reduce the score/ranking of the application.
Sections of the Proposal Narrative
The Proposal Narrative must include the three sections listed below. If you are applying
for the Policing and Prosecution Initiative, the Proposal Narrative must state this. If you
want priority consideration, the Proposal Narrative must state which priority(ies) your
project will advance and describe how it will do so.
For NOFOs that require a memorandum of understanding or letters of commitment from
project partners, the MOU/letters are reviewed in conjunction with the Proposal Narrative.
1. Purpose of the Project (weighted at 30%)
e Say why you are applying for the grant.
e Identify the project's goals/objectives. Summarize why the goals/objectives were
selected, e.g., how the project complements other services, improves services, fills
service gaps, and/or responds to a need.
e Describe the communities that will be served.
2. What Will Be Done (weighted at 35%)
e For each project goal, describe:
o Activities and who is responsible for them;
o How the applicant will ensure victim safety and/or offender accountability; and
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o Outcomes for knowing the goal was achieved, and how these outcomes will be
tracked.
e Describe how services, products, etc. will be accessible to anyone who may need
them.
3. Who Will Implement the Project (weighted at 20%)
Identify the people who will implement the project. Provide for each person their
name, agency/organization, position/title, their role and responsibilities on the
proposed project, and a description of how they are equipped to fulfill their
role/responsibility on the project.
Describe anticipated coordination and collaboration among project partners and/or
others and how working together will advance the project's goals.
Budget and Associated Documentation
Budget *REQUIRED* (weighted at 15%)
Use the Sample Budget Narrative (attach file in JustGrants) to submit the budget. Refer to
Budget Information and the Creating a Budget webinar for more information:
List each cost needed to implement the project under the appropriate cost
category. Total costs must be no more than the following (for 36 months):
$500,000
Policing and Prosecution Initiative applicants: clearly identify the additional
$300,000 to support law enforcement/prosecution offices.
Sexual assault priority applicants: clearly identify the additional $200,000.
FTAP applicants: total costs must be no more than $400,000 for 24 months.
Clearly name and describe each cost.
Show the computation of each cost (e.g., cost per unit, number of units, and total
cost).
Enter narrative, as needed, to explain the cost calculations and connection to your
project goals, objectives, and activities.
Include only costs that are reasonable, allocable, and necessary to implement the
project. They must be allowable under the funding statute and agency
requirements. '4
Fairly and reasonably compensate project partners, unless a reason not to is
explained in a memorandum of understanding or letter of commitment.
4 See 2 C.F.R. Part 200, Subpart E and the DOJ Grants Financial Guide. Read information on unallowable
costs here.
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Distinguish clearly between subawards and contracts in allocating any grant funds
to other entities."
Set aside a minimum of $5,000 on the Travel line to participate in training and
technical assistance.
Budget/Financial Attachments
Indirect Cost Rate Agreement (if applicable): If the budget includes indirect
costs, upload your current, federally approved indirect cost rate agreement.
Applicant Financial Capability Questionnaire (if applicable): Nonprofit,
nongovernmental organizations that have not previously (or within the last three
years) received funding from OVW must complete and upload this form.
Disclosure of Process Related to Executive Compensation (nonprofits only):
Nonprofit organizations that use the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) Safe Harbor
Procedure must submit a special disclosure to OVW.16
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and Supporting Documents
*REQUIRED*
Attach an MOU among the applicant and project partners. The MOU must document
victim service provider participation in development of the application, per 34 U.S.C. §
10462(a)(4). Tribal governments and courts that are unable to sign an MOU may submit
letters of commitment instead. OVW’s website has instructions for MOUs and letters.
Additional Application Components
Attach these in JustGrants:
Certification of Eligibility (see Additional Eligibility Factors) *REQUIRED*
Prosecution Certification and Minor Certification (if applicable, see Eligibility).
HIV Certification — Per 34 U.S.C. § 10461(d), state and local government
applicants must provide this certification, assurance, or letter of exemption.
Certification regarding out-of-scope activities letter signed by the Authorized
Representative.
o Note: This certification is the subject of federal litigation. For the most up-to-
date information about this certification requirement, see the OVW website.
Summary Data Sheet, one to four pages.
Confidentiality Notice Form, signed by the Authorized Representative,
acknowledging the confidentiality requirements of 34 U.S.C. § 12291(b)(2).
Delivery of Legal Assistance Certification, signed by the Authorized
Representative if the application proposes to provide legal assistance to victims.
501(c)(3) status determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service
recognizing the applicant's tax-exempt status, as described in Eligibility. OVW
cannot make an award to a nonprofit organization without this letter.
1S More information on this is here.
18 See 34 U.S.C. § 12291(b)(15)(B)(iii). More information is here.
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e Certification regarding compliance with federal immigration law. State or local
government applicants seeking priority consideration for certifying compliance with
federal immigration law, including 8 U.S.C. § 1373, must submit a letter signed by
the Authorized Representative making this certification.
Disclosures and Assurances
Complete the disclosures, assurances, and certifications in JustGrants.
5. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND DEADLINES
The DOJ Grant Application Submission Checklist provides instructions for how to submit
by the deadlines. Executive Order (E.O.) 12372 (Intergovernmental Review of Federal
Programs) applies to this funding opportunity. OVW's How to Apply page has a policy for
applicants to request late submission due to technical difficulties, severe weather, or
natural or manmade disaster.
6. APPLICATION REVIEW INFORMATION
OVW's Discretionary Grant Application Review Process page explains the
responsiveness review, review criteria, review and selection process, including risk
review, and deciding official.
7. AWARD NOTICES
Read about the award notification process on OVW's website.
8. POST-AWARD REQUIREMENTS & ADMINISTRATION
Read the Application Companion Guide for more information about standard award terms
and conditions, administrative and national policy requirements, and post-award reporting
requirements.
9. QUESTIONS?
NOFO Contact Phone: 202-307-6026, Email: OVW.ICJR@usdoj.gov
Website: https://sam.gov/content/help
AM. gow Help Desk Hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET Monday — Friday |
Phone: 800-518-4726
Grants.gov Help Email: support@grants.gov
Desk Website: https://www.grants.gov/support
Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (closed federal holidays)
Phone: 866-655-4482
— Help | email OVW.JustGrantsSupport@usdoj.gov
Hours: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday — Friday
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GRANT TEAM RISK ASSESSMENT FOR GRANTS
Department: DV Court/Family Court Services
ICJR Grant 2026
16.590
Apply for award
Do not appl
Federal Procurement
Project name:
Assistance Listing #
(formerly CFDA #
Yes
Maybe (5
2.5 pts, pts, Score
Grant Writing No
0 pts,
Project clearly eligible for grant? Meets priorities of the grant? Ifno, stop, do not apply.
Will administrative costs be allowed by the grant? Equipment only = 5
Matching funds: 0: cash or mix required, not budgeted; 2.5: match obtainable;
5: No match, or has been/can be budgeted, in-kind easily obtainable
Sufficient time to prepare grant submission before the due date?
Department and/or Grant Team have adequate time to write grant?
Award odds assessment: 0: strong competition, small number of awards, odds of award <10%
2.5: open competition, odds of award >10% to <50% _5: Meets top priorities. odds of award greater than 50%
Funding agency history: 0: none; 2.5: funder known/no history; 5: good relationship with funder
No organizational resources needed (space, equipment, in-kind)
Are new personnel fully covered by grant? na=s
Sustainability: 0: difficult, may require significant ongoing commitment of resources; 2.5: effort needed,
may require some ongoing support; 5: minimal additional resources OR no sustainability expected/needed
Staff training: 0: required, not funded; 2.5: Minimal, some covered; 5: Minimal, required and costs covered
Program partnership: 0: needed/not developed; 2.5: potential identified; 5: not needed/already contacted
Procurement complexity: 0: multiple/phases/formal; 2.5: 1-2 simple/semi-formal; 5: none
Department capacity to administer and monitor project
Auditing capacity for processing, reporting, and monitoring
Department capacity for tracking/progress reports
Comments: Will require subrecipient monitoring and reporting for K’s of $30k plus, and subject to
potential new requirements for E-verify and Do Not Pay system check
5
Possible adjustments to scoring:
70% = Yes New personnel required -3 New system (reporting/application) -1 to 10
50-69% = Maybe | Subaward (adds admin burden) -4 Davis Bacon required -10
<50 = No Does proposal provide operational support (rather than project support) up to +5
Auditing/Grant Team: LuAnn Losee 07/02/26
Override of Recommendation not to apply:
Justification: Date:
Commissioner: Se ee Hev 0 +14 [2 ls
Scoring Key:
22 SSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
Ernie Moser Jerr HouGH — KEN BULLOCK
Conminisstomel Cleoounsstonne C coreerpensda pene
Ist District 2ud District 3rd District
BANNOCK CouNTY COMMISSIONERS
Gay B. Cente. Pocatello, ID Syuut
Phorie: | f o © Fax:
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
The Board of Bannock County Commissioners business meetings are generally held on
Tuesday at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners’ Chambers in the Bannock County Courthouse, 624
E. Center, Room 119 Pocatello, Idaho, or as noticed 48 hours prior to the meeting at
https://www.bannockcounty.gov/commissioners. Agenda times are subject to change within 15
minutes of scheduled time. Any person(s) needing special meeting accommodations should
contact the Commissioner's Office at 208-236-7210, five working days before the meeting.
E-mail this completed form and any supporting documents to agendarequest@bannockcounty.gov
Meeting Date Requested: 07/07/2026
Requestor Name: Jason Dye Department: Courts
.
Item to be considered/background:
T respectfully request that the Commissioners consider approving the use of the $20,000 currently budgeted in the District Court fund line item 126235-74300 - Professional Fees/Conflict Attorneys to pay attorney fees in private termination of parental
rights cases.
Bannock County currently has two private termination cases, filed in 2024 and 2025, that cannot move forward because funding is unavailable to pay court-appointed attorney fees.
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Action Requested: Decision Amount of Time Requested: 10 Minutes
Financial Impact (Total Cost/Funding Source):
The Commissioners have approved the use of the $20,000 currently budgeted in the FY 2026 District Court fund line item 126235-74300 - Professional Fees/Conflict Attorneys for this purpose.
The anticipated attarney fees for the two pending private termination of parental rights cases are not expected to exceed the existing $20,000 appropriation. One case is currently scheduled for trial during FY 2026, and the second case is scheduled for
trial in November of FY 2027.
Does this item involve a contract, agreement, external funding application, or award
acceptance?
Has the item been submitted to/reviewed by Legal? Has the item been
es
Has the item been reviewed by Risk Management? [yA reviewed by Auditing?
Are all supporting documents included?
List of additional attendees:
Please include any supporting documents with your Agenda Session Request Form.
Commissioner Office Only:
Date: Time:
23 SSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
a * ; ‘ites Wececeecan
\ ERNIE Moser Jerr HouGH — Ken BuLtock
Commi nie Clonnessionmer C cpenaeyen Het
Ist District 2nd District rd District
BANNOCK CouNTY COMMISSIONERS
Gap. Canter, Pocatello, ID &yaut
Phone: ( o © Fan:
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
The Board of Bannock County Commissioners business meetings are generally held on
Tuesday at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners’ Chambers in the Bannock County Courthouse, 624
E. Center, Room 119 Pocatello, Idaho, or as noticed 48 hours prior to the meeting at
https:/www.bannockcounty.gov/commissioners. Agenda times are subject to change within 15
minutes of scheduled time. Any person(s) needing special meeting accommodations should
contact the Commissioner's Office at 208-236-7210, five working days before the meeting.
E-mail this completed form and any supporting documents to agendarequest@bannockcounty.gqov
Meeting Date Requested: 07/07/2026
Requestor Name: Dillon Evans Department: Solid Waste
Item to be considered/background:
Purchase of Posi-Shell machine
Action Requested: Decision Amount of Time Requested: 5 Minutes
Financial Impact (Total Cost/Funding Source):
122,600 For the purchase and training for the PSA 1000 Posi-Shell machine
Does this item involve a contract, agreement, external funding application, or award
acceptance?
Has the item been submitted to/reviewed by Legal? Has the item been es]
Yes
Has the item been reviewed by Risk Management? reviewed by Auditing?
Are all supporting documents included?
List of additional attendees: Dillon Evans
Please include any supporting documents with your Agenda Session Request Form.
Commissioner Office Only:
fi JL
pate: 71 2h Time:
24 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
ENVIRONMENTAL
PRODUCTS,LLC 1™
EXISTING CUSTOMER APPLICATION
This application is to be used for established Parent Companies who are bringing a new site onto LSC
Environmental Products, LLC’s products. This will establish consistent terms with the Parent Company’s
other sites and require payment by check issuance - please ask Regional Sales Manager for details.
PURCHASER:
PURCHASER PHONE NUMBER:
BILLING ADDRESS:
Eee
(required)
SHIPPING TO ADDRESS:
ns
IS THE COMPANY TAX EXEMPT: YES / NO - if yes we need the correct exemption certificate
(required)
NAME OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CONTACT:
EMAIL FOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CONTACT:
PHONE NUMBER FOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CONTACT:
(AP info required)
NAME OF AUTHORIZED SITE APPLICANT:
(if different from purchaser)
SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED SITE APPLICANT:
(required)
DATE APPLICATION COMPLETED BY AUTHORIZED SITE APPLICANT:
_—_$.o<A KKK
RESPONSIBLE LSC REGIONAL SALES MANAGER:
2183 Pennsylvania Avenue, Apalachin, NY 13732
[9 607-625-3050 | [} 800-800-7671 | [Ff] 607-625-2689 | {€) www.LsCenv.com
25 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
2183 Pennsylvania Ave
Apalachin NY 13732
United States
Phone (607) 625-3050
Fax (607) 625-2689
ENVIRONMENTAL
PRODUCTS,LLC
Bill To Ship To TOTAL
Bannock County Landfill- Bannock County Landfill-
Pocatello ID Pocatello ID
1 SOE901000 PSA 1000 $116,250.00
PSA 1000
1 520020-ES Mobilization of Sold Equipment $6,350.00
Mobilization of Sold Equipment
*Estimate Only*
Subtotal
our order is accepted subject to the Terms and Conditions of Sale set forth on both Sales Tax (%)
sides hereof and on any continuation sheets.
Acceptance is expressly conditional on your assent to the Terms and Conditions of Sale.
Applicable sales tax will be added to the final invoice. Total
Thank you for your interest.
QUO!
10004698
JULY 7, 2026
Quote
#QU00004698
06/08/2026
624 East Center 1500 North Fort Hall Mine Road
Pocatello ID 83201 Pocatello ID 83204 1 @) O OO
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Expires: 07/08/2026
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06/08/2026 PREPAY FOB ORIGIN
Quantity Item Price Extended Price
$116,250.00
$6,350.00
$122,600.00
$0.00
$122,600.00
Shipping quotes are estimates only. Product pricing is subject to change based on fluctuations in tariffs.
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26 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
JULY 7, 2026
TERMS AND CONDITIONS-OF SALE
1. ACCEPTANCE
By accepting the order of Prod uets (ag dafined Beto Customer fs deamed ta have
agreed to all af these Terms:and Conditions of Sala {the "Terms"). Tha terms, together
with the Sates-Order or Quate on tha reversa sidehereot, shall constitute the complete
‘and exclisive.staternent of tha agreement betwee athe parties with tespect to the
subject matter hereaf {the "Agreement. All steriographit.or elerical errorg or ornissions,
hovwever;.are subject ta correction,
2. PRICE AND TRADE TERMS
Allpeices listed by. (sc Eayjformentit Products, LLC {hereli called L5¢”) on the reverse
; side hereof (sametimes called "hereon? for the products listed hereon (*Products’} are in:
U.S. dollars. All transportation, Insurance, and other charges for de Wery f theProdutts
from LSC's Aualachin, NY facllity or such other facility to the Customer listed hereon
represent és\|mated-charges.in effect on.the date o the reverse sida hereof,
.Nomilthstanding the trade.termns quoted heréan,, the following charges are (unfess
. otherwise specified hereon) notincluded in tha trade term prices and charges listed
hereon and LSC ragerves the Tight ta stparately change Customer.for them {a} certatn
‘taxes, custoros and export and impart duties; {b} all miscellaneous charges, suéh as,
weighing and inspection charges, and charges tor consular invoices and certificates of
ort ‘in: and (c} charges'in effect atthe time or.timesofshiprant which aré notin effect
on het date ofthe Fevers side hereof or which. USC could nat reasonably know were in
effacton such data.
3; TERMS OF PAYMENT:
- Unless otherwise specified hereon, the Customer shall pay tha full perce and other
charged, fees and taxes.an the reverseside hareat within ity 0) days afterthe date
heyeat. If, in LSCs se luagmuent, the financlal condition-of thé Customee does nat justify
continiation af production of shipment arlahe-tesis specified hereln, (SC may cancel
any umilled orders from the Custorér, or parts thereof and/or may.raquire Innmediate
pel merit for all Products delivered and/or full or partial payment In advance for all
roducts notdellvered diva lettarcof credit therefor, at LSC’s sole option, A chargé of the
[pwer of 1% per month.or the per-month highsst fagal-rate Will apply all amounts, dye
evant the berms stated heréon. Customer shal] pay egal fees and other costs,incurred
Ay cn cannecd on with enforcement (nti collection of past due AMOUUATS? OF NES
; Agreement . . .
4. SHIPMENTS
Untess complate and specific shipping instructions are-received from the Customer
substantially héfore the shipmiant date, LSC raserves the right ta use‘its
Selecting the appropriate means-of shipirient. Ali Products shipped will:be-F.O .
Apatachin, NY or such ot\ar- place. de designated by LSC, LSC reserves tha right to maka
‘partial shipments and to invoice Customer therefor, Risk of loss.and, unlesd otherwise.
Specified, -title ta the Prodlicts shatt pass to Customer upon delivery of the Prodkicté hy
igetc the carrier and LSt’s-responsibiiity for toss or-darmaye'shail ceaze, .
5. PACKAGING
LSC shall package each shipment ty:conformance with yood commercial practice and in
8 Mariner reasonably sufficient-to protect the Products; all written arid electronic
Material related to the Products Provided by1SC to Customer, Indiuding, but not limited
‘te, spécification shests, instructions, user apd service mariuals, and installation guides’
gall such materjal, collectively, “Dacumentation"), and any companents.cr parts;
incerporated inta the Products (collectively,."Parts*), fram logs or damage.
6: DELIVERY
Delivery dates and.tiivi¢s are approximates only, Customer shall net refuse tp take
delivery of. Produ cts BN rounkor any voarandbia delay. Quantities shipped shall ba.
subject to standard Jndustry shipping tolerances,
9. TERMINATION, CANCELLATION, MODIFICATIGN OR AMENDMENT
The Agreement js nut subject te termination, cancellation; modification or ameddment in
any respect by the Cistomer axcept Upon written request accepted in writing by LSC,
and then shty.upon payment by the Customer ofall eessonable termination, © ~-
cantallation, modification: of amendment thanges detarmined by ESC,.LSC ¥ll) not accept
tan callatlons for custarn Produets.In the event of-ahy mortification or amendinant LSC
may, atts pption, revise |ts price and delivery schedule hereunder to-provde far such
modiftcatian dr 8mendment, ESC reserves the sole fight to terminate the Agreemant
without charge: (a) at the.convenlenca of LSC for-anyreason tipun thirty (30) days written
naticg of termination, (h) in the event LSC daés not receive all of the following withina
reasonable tine, tat exceeding thirty {30} days,.after the accaptance hereof; (i) all export
and Import Jicenses, and (i) other.dacuments and authorizations deemed necessary or
desirable by LSC; tc} immediately upon written ristice of termination, {f.Customer .
breaches any provision of Section 10 herees, (d} except as provided insubpart (¢} bf this:
Section 7, f Customer breackes any material provision heraof or thereof and fallsto ‘cure
such breach wilhin thirty (30) days after its receipt of writtercnotice of suctrbreschi.ar-(e)
the Customer: fh Secomes insolvent, (i) makes an assignment for ihe benefit of
creditors, (iii) files or has filed agalnst It a petition in bankruptey or seeking
Fearganizations, {lv) has a recalver Pppointad: ww) institutes any pre J
llaGidation ar winding up; provided, nowever, that,‘In tha Case atiy of tha faregalig ls
Involuntary, Customers alLonly be in breath if such petition or'praceeding has not.been
dismissed within 90 days: or (vi} Is convicted of a felonious act under thie laws ofthe *
United States.or any other law. Let! reserves the right to cancel the Agreement af any
part thereof, or to suspend delivery of any or all Products hereunder, without fabllity an
(ts Bart, if Its.abitity to mabufacturé, or have manufactured, of deliver#roducts |g
prevented; Impaired or.delayed by any force majéure event as contamplated in Section
ere0F,
8-CLAIMS AND RETURNS:
All daims for shortages, pistreparicies, or obyiaus defects in the Products shipped must
he mada In writin wi need ¢15) days ot aelvary of shipment, Na Produce wil he
accepteyy forced b LSC if shipmenthas been made in‘accordance-with the Custamer’s,
urchasa ‘order, NO PRODUCTS MAY RE RETURNED TO L&C FOR ANY REASON WITHOUT
ECURING A RETURN AUTHORIZATION FROM-LSC'S SALES DEPARTMENT PRIOR TO
SHIPMENT, Any return stilpment, when authorized, will only D2 allowed in conformity
with the return authorization, Transportatian charges with respect to any returns must
be prepald by Customer. Custom Products: are nat returnable. | estackiag charges of
25% will be appjied to all returned Products. All rewmet Pradicts must be unused and
undamaged: Only full pallet Product may be returned,
9! PROPRIETARY RIGHTS
a. £50 if and Literise, All rights, including, without linitatior, Intellectual Property Rights
(defined Oelow): title, ind |Atérest in and.to intellectual preperty contained in.or * .
assdciated with alf materlats, equipment; technofdgy,dnd custom features, Including but
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“on subsequ ent to recelpt hereunder is
‘Information:
natiimited to Bosi-Shall Enviranriental Caatings, formulas, flaras, (idluding but nat:
dimitad to any modifications, and-{m provements t any af tha foregatn g by or authorized
by 1SC, Customer; or-any third party) (LSC JP’); belongs to and'shall remain the sole
‘property of LSC. LSC grants to Custonier, and Custamer bereby.accepts,-a non-exclusive,
hon-tFansterable licanise.ta use LSC IP provided to Customer pursuant to the Agraemant
-ainly in connection with.Customer’s business, solely for Clistorer’s bus! ness purposes, '
and solely in connection with the Intended purposes, forthe Mia set farth inthis.“
“Section 9. Except as ex; easly sat forth herela, Customer shall havé na tights [niSc IP,
“Intellectual rere ng (ante means all intellectual property rights and-Industrial” —
raperty rights.(thraughouk the ynlverse, In all madi, ndw existing orcraatad inthe -
ature; for all versions-ahd elements, in all languages, and for the endre duration of such
tights) arising under stafutary or common law, contract, or otherwise, and Wwhetheror
not parfected; incliding, withautdimitaian, ail {a) patents, relssues of and reexamined
atents, arid patent applications, wherever filed and wherever issued, Including, without
initation, continuations, cantInuations-In-part, substitutes, aid divisions oF Su ht
‘applications and'all priority rights resulting from such app! cations: {b) sights associated,
with works ofaithorship, Including without limitation, copyrights, moral rights,’ *
‘copyright applications, copyright yegistretions; {c} rights,aSsociated with tradamarks,
Serving marks, trade names, logos; trade dress, and the ppplications for registration and
reblstrabons thereat (d) rights analoqaus.to those set Forth.tn this defipltion and any
ard ail at gr proprietary rights relating te intangible Poe arty; and (ej dlvigions,
Fontinuatiohs, renewals, relsaues and extensions af the foregalny (33, and to the extant
appiltabla) now existing, hereafter ted; issued,or acquired. 97
b ictioris, Fxcepras expressly permitted by LSC, Customér Shall'not to, nor shall It
affirmatively give permissian to any third’ party to’ do; Bay of the following: {a) Use, .
disclose; distribute, market, promote; sell or'access any Froduct, Part, Dec mentation or
LSC IP (defined i, Section 5(a) above) forany purpasa or inany manner nat specifically
and expressly authorized hereunder, {o} rap fy, bdapt, translate ay.create dativative
works based upon any 1S 1, without-the prior written Consent of LSC: (¢} rsangineer;
reversé engineer, decampite, ar disassemble the Products oany LSC IP obtained or -
licensed hereunder; and {d) refer:to of othenwise use any ESC IP'as part of any affort'to
eVelop products, software or sarvices having any functional attributes, content, visual
-exprasstons oF dther features similar. to'thase of the Products of ta compete With LSC:
‘Any and all rights In and ta ths Documentation, LSC.1P and otherwise, not explicitly
ranted.to Customer hereunder, ara expressly reseryed-by and to.LSC,and Customer
“Shall not enarcise ary rights in’or 19 the LSC 1? of otherwige, except ce the extent
explicitly stated-hereln, Custorner shull jasue appropriate Instructions te all of tts
pinployees sutionized to have access to the LSC IP.concerning the restrictions described
protied aoe th the Dacurisntation, and such other Instructions and restrictions
i iy .
“6, Term and Terrmiition of the License toLSCIP, the term of this SCIP license shall
commence.as ofthe date of tha acceptance hereof and shall'continué until the earlier of
‘Customer's cessation of use ofthe Products, Documentation, Parts, and LSC IP, the
termination of the Agreement or the date the Agreements terminated by (S$C° oe on,
termina Bary pursisary to this Sectlon Hc all‘tights of Customer jn and ta the USC.LE shall
cease immadiately.and Customer shall return any LSC Confidential Infarmation (defined:
‘Below, at LSCs raquast. . .
10, CONFIDENTIALITY,
a, Maintenance of Confidsiitiaiity, Customer's hall kedp secret'and malntain in'steict-
scquifidance'the terms af the Aareenert and all confidentlat and proprietary information.
“ang. data of LSC disciosed to.IF in connection with the performance.cf either parties’.
Obligations under the Agraemant (together with the deflhitiary below, the “Confidential
Information”) and shalt Usa Its employees, officers, directors, partners, members,
Mmanagets, attorneys, accountants, consultants, age nt,.and advisors MAgants") to keap
secret an nvalptairy iy steitt confidence the Confidential Informatign. Custémer shall not;
and shall cause its Agents net to, disclose or make ayallabfe-any or all Confidential
Information-té any person other than those who néed to-know such Confidential
Information In order te perforni their obligations under the A teement. Customer,
further agrees that leshall novuse, disclose, repraduce; or, take availabte the ..
Confidential Information for any puruese other than detefmining and performing its
obligations under the Agreament. Custom er'shall taxe.all measures: necessary to pravent
any unauthorized disclosure, repraductiah, or use of the CanfideniislInformation by It
or any of its Agents, hut In nq. everit less than’ the measures taken by Custamdr ta protect:
tté:owh hh He confidentia) Inforriation and !h ro. event less that raesonpble care,
Confidential Jiformation-represents trade secrets and proprietary property of-LSC arid
Bas great commercial value.to LSC, “Confidential Information Includas, butis not limited
to, technical’ and rion-cechnical Informations ard data of or related to LSC or its Affillates,.
including, but not limited ca, patent, fopyright, tradé Secret, and prpatietary Information,
iechniques, formulas, Inventions, knowhow, processés, research, develap iment, financial.
‘information, key personnel, sippliers, custamers, prospective customars, Interna] =”
Polléles anc operational methods, plans for tu ra develo ments, buslness forecasts,’
i eding plans and Information, in yhatever
form disclosed or made avallatle,
hb. Permited Disclosures, Nothing herein shall prevent Customer oritsA ents from
‘disclosing Confidential Information It recelves and Which, subject to Customers .
.compltance with Section’ 10(c) below, Is requiited ta be produced by onder of a court of
“competent jurisdiction of other'simillar requirement of a govern ental agency. provided
that such Confidential Information to the:extent covered by a protective arder ors *
equivalent shall otherwise continue to be Cantidential Informationreguiced to be held:
confidential for purpase of this Agreement, "Canfidential Information” shall not include
any Infofipatton which ta) has beer published orisin.the public demain, or:which
~ subseqitently comes Into the publte doraln, through no.fault of Customer ar its. Agents;
{b} arlor to receipt hereunder Was property within the legitimate possession of Custamer
sibs: ecelpth lavrfully.rereived by Customer from:a thicd party
havin at ity therein withduf restriction of the third pazlysright ta disseminate the
Confidential information ang without notice of any restriction against Its further
Mistinsute: or (cy is Indepenctently developed by Customer through persons Wie have
n6t had, either Girectly or ineiivectly, accass to.or knowledge of such Confidantial
6. Procedures, In the event.that Customer (a) mustdisclose’Confidential Infarmation in
order ta com ply with applcable Jaw oF (b} becomes legally toripelled ta disclose any .
Confitertial Intermation, Custamer shall pravide LSC with prampt priar writer! notice of
any is fp ‘disclosure arid Custamer-shall mit the distiosure to the greatest.extent
Possibia. * . . .
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41. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY
iat OTHPRWISE PROVIDER IN'WRITING BY LSC OR IN A WRITTEN.CONTRACT TO
WHICH THE CU STOMER AND LSC ARE SIGNATORY PARTIES, THE PRODUCTS, THE PARTS,
THE DOCUMENTATIC Ny ANQD'ANY,AND ALL SERVICES ANO OTHER PRODUCTS PROVIDED
-BY USC ARE PROVIDED “AS 15” AND WITH ALL FAULTS,” LSC.MAKES.INO WARRANTIES.
AND.DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED; WRITTEN OR.ORAL: ARISING
FROM COURSE OF DEALING, COURSE-OF PERFORMANCE, USAGE OF TRADE. OR
(OTHERWISE INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY [MPLIED WARRANTIES OK
.MERCHANTABILITY, Quin SYSTEMS INTEGRATION, AND Shae FITNESS OR we
FUINESS:FOR A PARTICULA PURPOSE: LSC SHAEI, NOTRE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM BY
: y } HI
TS INCONSISTENT WITH ORIN ADDITION TO LSC’S. WARRANTIES, AND. CUSTOMER SHALL,
ATITS OWN EXPENSE, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD.LSC HARMLESS FROM ANY-CLAIM BY ANY
THIRD PARTY TO THE EXTENT IT IS BASED UPON ANY SUCH INCONSISTENT OR
ADDITIONAL WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION IN ACCORDANGE WITH THIS'SECTION.
nt INDEMNIFICATION
‘Castomeragrees toi rgacinity: defend, and hold hanviless LSC andits, ers,
managers an ates,.and fts and their directors; managers; ere, officers and
amplayees; fram 3 ainst atiyand all third-party clat fading, withaut limitation,
claims for:damagas; ic) or death to persons any roperty) anit losses, damages,
costs diid.expenses (inctudin Out jimita orneys' fees'and casts 0)
Invest ation) and hy illest ih t limitation; amaunts paid In settlement}
arisin
ising from thied party clainis CLosses), dira F ndiractly arising out of, resultitig
fram, or Fejating tet ja) any or viojation of an! famant of Customer or
provision contained, (6) any modilication af the Produety by Custamer other than.
a5 contemplate: e Documentatian! (c) the combination, op hn, or use of the
roducts, tomer with any produrt, anulament, formula‘or appa por pavided
Son
Fr rt writing by LSC other thanas contemplated by the Documerits
romrier’s fraud, -willfil misconduct, negkgence or-noncompilance vith law.
43. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
LSC SHALL NOT. BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR ANY OTHER. PERSON_OR ENTITY: FOR ANY:
CORSERUENTIAL. INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, SPECIAL OR INDIRECT DAMAGES, INCLUDING
LOSS'OF PROFITS EVEN TE ESTHER PARTY HAS @EEN-ADVIEED OF TH8 POSSIBILIGV.OF
SUCH POTENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGE, |SC'S CUMULATIVE LIABILITY TO ( STOKER FOR*
ANY CLAIMS'ARISING FROM, OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT SHALL NOT EXCEEO THE
AMOUNTS PAID BY CUSTOMER UNDER THIS AGREEMENT,
AG PORCE MAJEURE
iC may cancel this Agreement er any part thereof, dr-sussiatd peridrinance af its -
a atone urider tha Agreement aly thout Vabillty an "ts part LS(’s ability ta
artform {s‘pravented, impaired, eye iC; of nirade corn tri arial lonpractical by any cause
ayond its control, Including but nog iimited ta acts sf God or the pl bic enemy; *
governmene acts,.wark Stoppag S$ Or lacerrUption, fire, fidad, apidemics, quarantings,
wart, tlot, default bya. conimon crrier, shortages .of or price Intreasits In raw matertals,,
freiyhtembarge, sabotage; or dinusually severe weather. in that ayarit, LSC-may allocate.
avallable Practices aniong Ibs customers av it deems equitable,
35. GENERAL CONDITIONS
@ No ntodificatr on, amandmant, recesslan, discharge, abandonment.or walver of these
ms ahd conditions, of sale shall be binding upon LSC unites set forth in weiing an
stpned by LSC.'(o) No modification op amendment of the order appearing hereoA shal] ha
binding upon LSC unless set-forthiin writing and pigned by a member of. L5c'e sales,
department. (c} No delay.ordailure on the part of Lc in exercising any right or reine
under the Agreément, and no partial ar single‘sxercise theredf, strall constitite a Walyer
of such right ar reriedy peony ether right or.remedy, (et) If ay lagn of the Agreement or
the application tharep? shall ba daterra od by a ‘court te he illegal, such legality shaft
nat affect a other’ teri) or conditky) thereot, and such ater terms and conditions shall
continue In full force and affect, (2) Headings ara Inserted foc:conyerilence anly and do
the Agreement. (f) The Terns and the Agreament, and ali
hat fern a Fare ofths Terms or the / I
rights:and higations fiereurder and thereunder, may not be assigned by Customer
without the prior writtess consent of LSC: (g} 19C doas Hot intend, rior sha any tlause be:
{nterprete to create hereunder‘any abltiations of SC in favor of, benefits to, or rights
(hy aty third party. (h) LSC and Cuscomerare each Independent contractors and neither:
parry shall be, nor represent itself ta be, the franchisér; parther, broker, amplayee,
Servant, agent; of iegal epresentattve af the ather party for any purpose whatsoever.
Neither party |s qranted.any tight. of authoriy te assume or create any pbligatiin or
responsibility, express or impfied; on.behalf af, orin tha name of, the other party; dr to
bind the other party in ary manner or thing. whatsoever..The partles.tc not tatend to
form & paychership a Join Venture as a result oF the Agreement. fh excepras otherwise
provided heratindey; all remedies avallabie to any arty-far breach hereof or thereof are
curnulative and may bd-exerclsed concurrently ak separately, and the exertise of any one
remedy. shall not be deamed an electton of such ramedy to the exclusion ofotwr
remedies. (j) The terms hereof shail be‘enforceable notwithstanding the existence of any
claim or cause of actlo any. party May Have against the other party) the terms.and
rovisions Kereat shall igdiag Upon and inure to the henelit of permilted successors
{n Interest and assigns afelthdt party, subject.to.the Pysions a bove, {I} Noticasand
other communications required or.permitted under Agresmentshall be sent bya
commercially ressqnabje'avernight courter, ta the ather party, and shall be-deémed
dallvered upon récelpt, . _ .
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27 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY C
JULY 7, 2026
OMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
16. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
The Tarms and thy sareament ani'the performance of the parties hereunder, shall be.
gonstrued in accordahce with and-be geverried by the laws.of.the State of New Yark; and
She Agreément shall ba feemen to be made in'sueh State. Customer consents tothe . ,
exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of the State of New Ydreand the United States.Distrlet
Courts of the Eastern District of New Yoricin any and all-actions, disputes, or ;
ie and etoenby Cans seer pace cr epee Pa ey
j ¢ service of process by certified or fegistered mall, re
racelpt requested, malled'to, Customers address set tarth hereln, mieroreat mal resus
17.5ALES TERMS TO GOVERN,
Atceptance’of the Customer‘s'drder is:ax réusly made conditiqnal én zasent by-the
Customer to all’the terms and condition containad herein ond hereon, and nd‘other,
ghefher thase terms ane conditions ha Abaitional to, different from; of contilcting:with
the ferms and conditions of any. purchase order pr. any ater communlcation recelved:
from the Customar:.[he receipt-of the Agrae ent by.the Customer shall be desinad a
notification of objection to.all other terms-and eonditions.cantained in the Customer's
burchasa order.or‘othar cortmunivation, Neither the fallure by. LSC-ta. objéctto z
purchase order orany other communication fram the Customer, sor ary tesearch on;
development, manufacture, shipment or athsrwisa of, the Products described hereon,
shall be deemed an atceptance of any terms and conditions which are additionalto,
aifferent from, or-conilics ng swith the terms'and conditions éohtained-herain.and hereon.
he terms of this Sectlon 17 shall narapply tothe extent otany coriflict between the
terms ofthis Agreement and, a written contract (for tie avoidance of doubt, a“writtsn
contract” shall exclude any quote, purchase order, sales order, purchase ‘
acknawled ement, sales. acinawlad ement or, si Lat comm ue cation or writing for
Ur pose: ht 9 which Customer 2 “dre-slgnest i ardi
fro Subject matter creat, meran Gnatory artes cegarding,
3-073
BANNOCK County COMMISSIONERS
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Phone:
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SSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
Ernie Moser = Jere HouGH Ken BuLLocK
Coonan i" ( Heennes ' { 1
Pere atell Hy Suc t t i
Ist District 2nd District ded Dastract
* bas:
AGENDA REQUEST FORM
The Board of Bannock County Commissioners business meetings are generally held on
Tuesday at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners’ Chambers in the Bannock County Courthouse, 624
E. Center, Room 119 Pocatello, Idaho, or as noticed 48 hours prior to the meeting at
https:/www.bannockcounty.gov/commissioners. Agenda times are subject to change within 15
minutes of scheduled time. Any person(s) needing special meeting accommodations should
contact the Commissioner's Office at 208-236-7210, five working days before the meeting.
E-mail this completed form and any supporting documents to agendarequest@bannockcounty.gov
Meeting Date Requested: 07/07/2026
Requestor Name: Dillon Evans Department: Solid Waste
Item to be considered/background:
627 Scraper rebuild
Action Requested: Decision Amount of Time Requested: 5 Minutes
Financial Impact (Total Cost/Funding Source):
624,000 Dollars to be moved from one time scale money
Does this item involve a contract, agreement, external funding application, or award
acceptance?
Has the item been submitted to/reviewed by Legal? Has the item been Ves]
Yes |
Has the item been reviewed by Risk Management? reviewed by Auditing?
Are all supporting documents included?
List of additional attendees: Dillon Evans
Please include any supporting documents with your Agenda Session Request Form.
Commissioner Office Only:
Date. “1|7 246 Time:
29 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
WN stares LDU
Pocatello
8403 S. 5th Ave Pocatello, ID 83204
208.232.2640
Bannock County Solid Waste
1500 N Fort Hall Mine Rd
Pocatello, ID 83204-7307
MAKE MODEL SERIAL NUMBER
CAT 627E 70600929 12-14
ESTIMATE SUMMARY
ESTIMATE
NO.:Q1D196926
SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
ESTIMATE AMOUNT: $624,556.09
ESTIMATE DATE: 6/17/2026
ESTIMATE EXPIRES: 7/17/2026
CUSTOMER NO.: 0530500
CUSTOMER PO:
WAREHOUSE: Pocatello
CONTACT PERSON:
PHONE:
REPAIR LOCATION:
8403 S 5Th Ave
Pocatello, ID 83204-2237
CUSTOMER EQUIPMENT NUMBER LAST METER
LINE# SEGMENT
1
“Nw & CN & GW RO
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
020
021
022
023
024
025
026
027
028
029
030
032
033
034
035
036
DESCRIPTION
PERFORM CAT INSPECT APP TA1 INSPECT, INCL PSR,
ATTACH TO HEA
CLEAN - MACHINE/DROP BELLY PANS
REMOVES INSTALL - FRONT - RADIATOR
REMOVE INSTALL - FRONT - ENGINE SEPD0220
R&l REAR TRANS/TORQUE/TFR GEAR 3JB00585 375204
REMOVE& INSTALL - STEERING SERVO SENDER CYL
REMOVE& INSTALL - FRONT -
TRANSMISSION/TORQUE/DIFF/TFR GEAR
REMOVE& INSTALL - REAR - POWER PACK 3WJ00214
REMOVE8 INSTALL - FRONT - RETARDER
REMOVE& INSTALL - FRONT - FINAL DRIVE,BK& WHEEL
BOTH SIDES
REMOVE INSTALL - REAR - FINAL DRIVE,BK& WHEEL
BOTH SIDES
REMOVES INSTALL - REAR - DIFFERENTIAL
REMOVES INSTALL - BOTH - STEERING CYLINDER
REMOVE& INSTALL - CUSHION HITCH LOAD CYL
REMOVES INSTALL - PUSH-PULL BAIL CYLINDER
REMOVES INSTALL - EJECTOR CYLINDER
REMOVES INSTALL - APRON LIFT CYLINDER
REMOVE& INSTALL - BOTH - BOWL LIFT CYLINDER
REMOVE& INSTALL - FRONT - HYDRAULIC TANK
REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - ALTERNATOR
REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - ELECTRIC STARTING
MOTOR
REPLACE - FRONT - REFRIGERANT COMPRESSOR/NEW
REPLACE WITH REMAN - REAR - ALTERNATOR
REPLACE WITH REMAN - REAR - ELECTRIC STARTING
MOTOR
15019
PARTS LABOR MISC, TOTAL
$0.00 $1,520.00 $0.00 $1,520.00
$0.00 $4,740.00 $0.00 $4,740.00
$672.55 $1,900.00 $0.00 $2,572.55
$7,045.98 $9,500.00 $100.00 $16,645.98
$374.83 $3,610.00 $0.00 $3,984.83
$0.00 $380.00 $0.00 $380.00
$2,011.22 $3,800.00 $75.00 $5,886.22
$819.81 $1,520.00 $50.00 $2,389.81
$54.32 $1,330.00 $0.00 $1,384.32
$309.40 $3,800.00 $20.00 $4,129.40
$363.08 $4,180.00 $0.00 $4,543.08
$420.89 $1,900.00 $0.00 $2,320.89
$0.00 $950.00 $0.00 $950.00
$0.00 $1,140.00 $0.00 $1,140.00
$137.50 $380.00 $10.00 $527.50
$0.00 $1,615.00 $0.00 $1,615.00
$0.00 $950.00 $0.00 $950.00
$0.00 $1,520.00 $0.00 $1,520.00
$1,284.12 $1,140.00 $10.00 $2,434.12
$753.33 $380.00 45.00 $1,178.33
$734.98 $475.00 $45.00 $1,254.98
$1,044.46 $380.00 $25.00 $1,449.46
$662.74 $380.00 $35.00 $1,077.74
$744.29 $475.00 $40.00 $1,259.29
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ESTIMATE
A | WESTERN AT NO.:Q1D196926
ms STATES YN SERVICE CALLNO.: $C648933
25 037 REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - TRANSMISSION OIL $1,110.22 $570.00 $60.00 $1,740.22
26 038 REPLACE WITH REMAN - REAR - TRANSMISSION OIL $1,954.89 $190.00 $75.00 $2,219.89
07 039 REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - PISTON $1,341.91 $570.00 $50.00 $1,961.91
PUMP/CUSHION HITCH
28 040 REPLACE WITH NEW - FRONT - STEERING PUMP (HMU) $845.56 $760.00 $25.00 $1,630.56
29 041 REPLACE WITH REMAN TRANS ECM FRONT & REAR IF $8,614.96 $760.00 $40.00 $9,414.96
30 042 REPLAGE WITH REMAN IF NEEDED EMS MONITORFRONT $2,265.10 $570.00 $0.00 $2,835.10
31 043 DISASSEMBLE & ASSEMBLE - REAR - POWER PACK $2,966.12 $3,800.00 $60.00 $6,826.12
32 044 RECONDITION - FRONT - RADIATOR CLEAN ONLY $518.81 $2,280.00 $2,500.00 $5,298.81
33 045 RECONDITION - FRONT - AFTERCOOLER CLEAN ONLY $0.00 $190.00 $2,100.00 $2,290.00
34 048 RECONDITION - FRONT -AIR CONDITIONER $1,417.42 $1,520.00 $145.00 $3,082.42
CONDENSORILINES
35 047 RECONDITION - REAR - RADIATOR CLEAN ONLY $245.04 $1,520.00 $2,000.00 $3,765.04
36 048 RECONDITION - REAR - AFTERCOOLER CLEAN ONLY $0.00 $190.00 $1,900.00 $2,090.00
37 049 CERT REBUILD FRONT ENG $38,946.62 $25,840.00 $575.00 $65,361.62
SEPD0192SEPD0329SEPD0114SEPD0307SEPDO
38 050 CERTIFIED REBUILD REAR ENGINE SEPD0114 SEPD0220 $24,399.92 $15,200.00 $400.00 $39,999.92
39 031 RECONDITION REAR GOVERNORS FUEL INJ PUMP $2,921.95 $2,470.00 $45.00 $5,436.95
40 051 RECONDITION - FRONT - FUEL SUPPLY/RETURN LINES $884.66 $1,520.00 $45.00 $2,449.66
41 052 RECONDITION - FRONT - ENGINE COOLANT HEATER $358.76 $285.00 $0.00 $643.76
42 054 RECONDITION - FRONT - HIGH SPEED Ol. CHANGE GP $490.66 $380.00 $0.00 $870.66
43 055 RECONDITION - FRONT - MUFFLER $1,433.36 $190.00 $50.00 $1,673.36
44 056 RECONDITION - REAR - FUEL SUPPLY/RETURN LINES $1,478.82 $1,520.00 $30.00 $3,026.82
45 057 RECONDITION - REAR - ENGINE COOLANT HEATER $173.95 $285.00 $0.00 $458.95
46 059 RECONDITION - REAR - HIGH SPEED OIL CHANGE GP $219.11 $285.00 $0.00 $504.11
47 060 RECONDITION - REAR - MUFFLER $825.37 $190.00 $50.00 $4,065.37
48 061 RECONDITION - FRONT - HEATER HOSE/LINES $570.56 $570.00 $35.00 $1,175.56
49 062 CERT REBILD FRNT TRANS/TORQUE SEPD0212 SEPD0890 $17,138.09 $12,160.00 $150.00 $29,448.09
50 063 CERTIFIED REBUILD REAR TRANS/TORQUE/TFRGEARS $11,930.43 $11,780.00 $210.00 $23,920.43
54 064 RECONDITION-FRONT-RETARDER ~ $597.82 $1,615.00 $20.00 $2,282.82
52 085 RECONDITION - FRONT - RETARDER LINES/VALVE $1,781.86 $1,520.00 $35.00 $3,336.88
53 053 RECONDITION FRONT DRIVE SHAFT $2,194.50 $1,900.00 $25.00 $4,119.50
54 067 RECONDITION - FRONT - DRIVE TRAIN OIL LINES $890.08 $1,140.00 $20.00 $2,050.08
55 070 RECONDITION FRONT - FLYWHEEL HSG SCAVENGE $107.61 $760.00 $25.00 $892.61
56 071 RECONDITION - REAR - DRIVE TRAIN OIL LINES $1,625.76 $1,140.00 $60.00 $2,825.76
57 072 RECONDITION - REAR - TRANSMISSION OIL FILTER $142.59 $190.00 $0.00 $302.59
58 073 RECONDITION - REAR - DRIVE SHAFT $492.50 $475.00 $20.00 $987.50
59 074 RECONDITION - REAR - RETARDER CONTROL VALVE $97.79 $380.00 $0.00 $477.79
60 075 CERTIFIED REBUILD FRONT DIFFERENTIAL SEPD0785 $2,135.77 $2,600.00 $100.00 $4,895.77
61 076 CERTIFIED REBUILD - REAR - DIFFERENTIAL $1,428.87 $3,800.00 $50.00 $5,278.87
62 077 CERTIFIED REBUILD - FRONT - FINAL DRIVE & WHEEL $4,402.86 $4,560.00 $150.00 $9,112.86
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; ESTIMATE
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mS STATES YN SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
63 078 CERTIFIED REBUILD -REAR-FINALDRIVEMHEELIBRAKE $4,525.62 $4,180.00 $150.00 $8,866.62
B
64 137 RECONDITION DIFF LOCK CONTROL & LINES $498.47 $570.00 $25.00 $1,093.47
65 079 RECONDITION - FRONT - SERVICE BRAKE BOTH $5,131.97 $3,420.00 $90.00 $8,641.97
66 080 RECONDITION - REAR - SERVICE BRAKE BOTH $4,922.91 $3,040.00 $150.00 $8,112.91
67 081 RECONDITION FRONT BRAKE LINES/VALVES/ACTUATORS $4,110.84 —$2,375.00 $75.00 $6,560.84
68 082 RECONDITION - REAR - BRAKE $3,746.96 $2,280.00 $100.00 $6,126.96
LINES/ACTUATORS(SEPD0844)
69 058 RECON SELECTOR VALVE HITCH CONTROL & PURGE $564.09 $665.00 $30.00 $1,259.09
E
70 083 RECON TRACTOR CONT GP TRAILING HYDHOSES/LINES $6,073.88 $2,280.00 «$115.00 ~—«-$8,468.88
71 084 RECONDITION - PUSH-PULL CONTROL VALVE $619.13 $760.00 $40.00 $1,419.13
72 085 RECONDITION - PUSH-PULL - HYDRAULIC HOSES/LINES $445.58 $760.00 $30.00 $1,235.58
73 086 RECONDITION - LEVELING - HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVE $226.25 $760.00 $25.00 $1,011.25
74 066 RECONDITION - REAR - HYDRAULIC TANK $193.09 $760.00 ss $35.00 ==‘ $988.09
75 087 RECONDITION - HYDRAULIC OIL COOLER CLEAN ONLY $0.00 $190.00 $700.00 +~—=> $890.00
76 088 RECONDITION - FRONT - HYDRAULIC TANK $1,222.43 $1,140.00 $50.00 $2,412.43
77 089 RECON TRAILING UNIT HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVE $568.90 $1,520.00 $20.00 $2,108.90
78 090 RECONDITION - SCRAPER DRAFT FRAME CHECK VALVES $90.68 $570.00 $0.00 $660.68
79 091 RECON SCRAPER HYD LINES DRAFTFRAME &EJECTOR $6,563.81 «$4,180.00 —»«- $150.00 $10,893.81
80 092 RECONDITION - HYDRAULIC HOSESILINES - CUSHION $2,557.85 $1,520.00 $30.00 $4,107.85
HITC
81 093 REPLACE WITH REMAN - CUSHION HITCH - $1,154.57 $760.00 $80.00 $1,994.57
ACCUMULATOR
82 094 RESEAL & LIGHT HONE EJECTOR CYLINDER $653.98 $1,710.00 $25.00 $2,388.98
83 095 RESEAL & LIGHT HONE APRON LIFT CYLINDER $740.11 $1,520.00 $20.00 $2,280.11
84 096 RESEAL & LIGHT HONE BOTH - BOWL LIFT CYLINDERS $1,177.04 $3,800.00 $45.00 $5,022.04
85 097 RESEAL & LIGHT HONE CUSHION HITCH LOAD CYL $558.38 $1,425.00 $20.00 $2,003.38
86 098 RECONDITION - PUSH-PULL BAIL CYLINDER $350.59 $855.00 $30.00 $1,235.59
87 099 RESEAL & LIGHT HONE BOTH STEERING CYLINDERS $1,010.50 $2,280.00 $35.00 $3,325.50
88 100 RECONDITION - STEERING SERVO SENDER CYL $319.69 $1,140.00 $0.00 $1,459.69
89 101 RECONDITION - STEERING VALVE $1,035.22 $3,040.00 $30.00 $4,105.22
90 102 RECONDITION -SCRAPER STEERING PUMP $1,889.45 $1,900.00 $0.00 $3,789.45
91 134 RECONDITION SECONDARY STEERING PUMP $512.31 $1,710.00 $150.00 $2,372.31
92 103 RECONDITION REGULAR & SECONDARY STEERING $5,418.44 $4,180.00 $450.00 «$9,748.44
LINES/HOSES
93 104 AVG SALVAGE FRONT ENGINE PERHISTORYACTUALTO $12,830.48 $1,900.00 $972.62 $18,703.00
PP
94 105 AVG SALVAGE REAR ENGINE PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO $14,607.57 $475.00 $801.01 $15,883.58
PLY
95 106 AVG SALVAGE FRONT TRANS PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO $9,606.46 $1,330.00 $0.00 $10,936.46
PPLY
96 107 AVG SALVAGE REAR TRANS PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO $4,825.64 $839.17 $99.93 $5,764.74
APPLY
97 108 AVG SALVAGE FRONT DIFF PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO $4,474.98 $380.00 $728.00 $5,582.98
APPLY
98 102 AVG SALVAGE REAR DIFF PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO $3,411.58 $570.00 $14.90 $3,996.48
APP
99 110 AVG SALVAGE BOTH FRONT FINAL DRIVE& WHLACTUAL $13,390.90 —»« $285.00 «$443.50 $13,819.40
TO APPLY
100 111 AVG SALVAGE REAR FINAL DRIVE,BK& WHEEL ACTUAL $7,425.78 $443.33 $84.08 $7,953.19
TO APPLY
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101 412 SALVAGE CORES FRONT RADIATOR IF NEEDED $4,650.00 $0.00 $450.00 $5,100.00
102 413 SALVAGE EJECTOR CYLINDER REMAN ROD IF NEEDED $3,570.18 $760.00 $300.00 $4,630.18
103 414 SALVAGE APRON LIFT CYLINDER REMANRODIFNEEDED $1,272.30 $760.00 $250.00 $2,282.30
104 415 SALVAGE - BOTH - BOWL LIFT CYLINDER REMAN RODS $2,230.38 $760.00 $225.00 $3,215.38
105 416 SALVAGE - CUSHION HITCH LOAD CYL REMAN ROD $823.37 $380.00 $125.00 $1,328.37
106 417 SALVAGE PUSH-PULL BAIL CYLINDER NEW ROD IF $1,408.42 $570.00 $105.00 $2,083.42
NEEDED
107 418 SALVAGE STEERING SERVO SENDER CYLINDER NEW $1,080.69 $380.00 $50.00 $1,510.69
RODIPISTON
108 435 SALVAGE BOTH STEERING CYLINDERS REMAN RODS IF $2,158.15 $760.00 $75.00 $2,993.15
NEEDED
109 419 DYNAMOMETER TEST - FRONT - ENGINE $87.94 $1,520.00 $250.00 $1,857.94
410 420 DYNAMOMETER TEST - REAR - ENGINE $37.37 $1,520.00 $250.00 $1,807.37
111 421 DYNAMOMETER TEST - FRONT - TRANSMISSION $0.00 $1,710.00 $150.00 $1,860.00
412 422 DYNAMOMETER TEST - REAR - TRANSMISSION $0.00 $1,520.00 $150.00 $1,670.00
113 423 TEST AFTER REPAIR - MACHINE INCL SOS $220.00 $1,900.00 $0.00 $2,120.00
114 424 KIDNEY LOOP - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AS REQ'D AFTER $106.57 $1,520.00 $0.00 $1,626.57
SOS
115 425 KIDNEY LOOP - BOTH - AXLE HOUSING AS REQ'D AFTER $44.00 $1,520.00 $0.00 $1,564.00
SOS
116 126 KIDNEY LOOP - BOTH -TRANSMISSION AS REQ’D AFTER $98.74 $1,520.00 $0.00 $1,618.74
S
117 427. INSPECT - MACHINE/CLEAN MACHINE & PREDELIVER $0.00 $1,520.00 $0.00 $1,520.00
118 430 OBTAIN - 3YR/5000HR CPT+H OBTAIN WARRANTY ($16,850.00) $0.00 $16,850.00 $0.00
PREMIUM
119 431 OBTAIN - 6620 $20k DEALER REBUILD PROGRAM ($20,000.00) $0.00 $0.00 ($20,000.00)
(APPLIED)
120 432 OBTAIN - 6848 15% DEALER REBUILD PROGRAM $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
(APPLIED)
121 429 ELECTIVE REPAIRS REBEARING& RESEAL ONLY $8,420.30 $21,660.00 $360.00 $30,440.30
CUSHION-HITCH & R&l
422 436 ELECTIVE REPAIR CAB REFRESH, GOV & TRAN CONT, $16,783.08 $4,940.00 $375.00 $22,098.08
SEAT
123 428 ELECTIVE REPAIRS -PAINT AND DECAL MACHINE $2,206.94 $16,200.00 $250.00 $18,656.94
124 438 REAM/BORE/DRILLALL STEERING BORES $0.00 $6,080.00 $125.00 $6,205.00
PARTS LABOR MISC.
SUB-TOTALS $292,156.36 $282,712.50 $37,088.94
ENVIRONMENTAL RECOVERY CHARGE $12,598.29
ESTIMATE AMOUNT $624,556.09
SALES TAX DISCLAIMER: Western States Equipment Company is required to collect Sales Tax. Prices above do not include any applicable state, county, city, or local sales taxes. This contract is accepted with the understanding that such taxes and
charges shall be added, as required by law, at the time this contract is invoiced, In states where Western States Equipment Company is not required to collect and pay Sales Tax, the purchaser is obligated to self-report and pay the Sales and/or Use Tax
to the purchasers appropriate state's and or local Department of Revenue.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Upon the (a) execution of this document, (b) your oral or physical acceptance of equipment, goods, or services to be performed as detailed in this document, or (c) receipt of equipment or goods, or commencement of
services, as described herein, you consent and agree that the purchase of services, parts, or goods from Western States Equipment Company will be governed solely by the Western States Equipment Company's Service Agreement Terms and
Conditions (“Terms and Conditions’), which are available at https:/wwww.westernstatescat.com/termsandconditions/. A hard copy of the Terms and Conditions is available upon written request to legal@wseco.com. Western States Equipment Company's
Terms and Conditions are hereby incorporated by reference into this document and all other documents related to your purchase of services, parts, or goods from Western States Equipment Company. By purchasing services, parts, or goods from
Western States Equipment Company, you agree to be bound by the Terms and Conditions as exactly written.
Jeff bes i a lau
CUSTOMER INITIALS PRINT NAME DATE
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PERFORM CAT INSPECT APP TA1 INSPECT, INCL PSR, ATTACH TO HEA
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
Goi Soginont Pars sevsetsonuenesoestnsnevecssssevseununuansonstennetnacents wee
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 012 Total $1,520.00
CLEAN - MACHINE/DROP BELLY PANS
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 4,740.00
ia Scgrnent Pants soovsasounsatsesseentontsnesecesverssestaneseerestnstteen woe
Total Segment Labor 4,740.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 013 Total $4,740.00
Se eres
REMOVES INSTALL - FRONT - RADIATOR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
4 2388649 Coolant-Ele 75,45 301.80
4 5426490 ELC Advanced 1 Gallon - replaces - 2388648 16.38 65.52
2 3K6060 Nut 0.74 1.48
2 6N8744 Mount 34.49 68.98
14 0307335 Bolt 3.53 49.42
1 8W5239 Baffle 22.33 22.33
30 3718946 Cm Hose Bulk - replaces - 5P1262 1.50 45,00
4 5P4868 Clamp 8.89 35.56
30 3718949 Cm Hose Bulk - replaces - 5P1265 1.77 53.10
4 5P0598 Clamp 7,34 29.36
LABOR ; ;
Description Line Total
Repair 1,900.00
ia SSguent Pans a oT
Total Segment Labor 1,900.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 014 Total $2,572.55
re
REMOVES INSTALL - FRONT - ENGINE SEPD0220
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
36 OIL-5153957Q 15W40 ULS QT/Bulk 4.80 172.80
1 9Y4125 Hose 54.73 54.73
2 P4869 Clamp 9.69 19.38
1 1143540 Gasket 16.82 16.82
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NO.:QID196926
SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
Wa stares [BAU
8 2kK4973 Nut 0.62 4,96
1 610273 Primary Air Filter Element 70.78 70.78
4 610274 Secondary Air Filter Element 54,12 54,12
1 4P5524 Seal 20.21 20.21
1 1012850 Film Acl 11.73 11.73
1 9N1320 Vee Belt 40,42 40.42
2 1D5118 Nut 0,70 1,40
1 2W8662 Wire A 32.61 32.61
1 2N2280 Nut 6.70 6.70
1 8B2327 Ring 7.18 7,18
1 485367 Bushing A 69,10 69.10
1 281511 Hose A 50.64 50.64
1 388485 Fitting 2.92 2.92
1 8N5579 Retainer 66.84 66.84
1 2010357 Shack Abs As 411.97 A41.97
1 5M9735 Seal 9.36 9.36
1 487916 Spacer 60.39 60.39
1 686308 Pin 6.20 6.20
1 3B4617 Cotter Pin 0.19 0.19
1 286151 Gasket 2.50 2.50
2 6B1124 Bearing 25.69 51.38
1 9N3645 Stud 26.26 26.26
2 9N3666 Valve A 21.20 42.40
1 1W2984 Hose As 57.00 57.00
1 6N3246 Hose A 49,74 49.74
1 4355142 Filter-Coola - replaces - 9Y 1022 16.72 16.72
2 788767 Gasket 7.21 14.42
1 0R3366 Core Gp Oil 2,929.43 2,929.43
1 0R3366C 1,295.87 1,295.87
-1 OR3366W Core Gp Oil- Worn Co 1,295.87 -1,295.87
1 1P0436 Gasket 2.04 2.04
4 5P0597 Clamp 6,74 26.96
73 5P1471 Cm-Hose Stk 0.73 53.29
1 709647 Hose 17.79 17.79
1 6215131 Ejector As-E - replaces - 7E6809 504.26 504.26
1 1R0749 Fuel Filter - Spin On 23.45 23.45
1 4N5962 Hose 9,02 9.02
2 9M2904 Clamp 5.12 10.24
1 382093 Strap-Cable 0.22 0.22
4 8F4469 Seal 9.16 36,64
1 7M1674 Element 2.07 2.07
8 9M2151 Stud 5.95 47.60
1 382093 Strap-Cable 0.22 0,22
1 2J0157 FAW Sep O-Ring 2.01 2.01
1 41L3769 Ring 0.59 0.59
1 8H2778 FW Sep Gasket 462 4.62
1 789323 Spring 19.41 19.41
1 2H3429 Ring 0.42 0,42
1 9M2341 Cat Screen F/W Sep Element 10.62 10.62
2 1J9671 Seal O Ring 1.49 2.98
1 1052508 Pump As 142.85 142.85
1 1P0436 Gasket 2.04 2.04
4 7W7987 Shield A 400.26 400.26
1 7W7986 Shield A 657.86 657.86
2 7N1164 Mount Assy 145.21 290.42
1 6N7672 Atomizer A 69.31 69.31
8 6V2686 Clip 5,33 42.64
1 7N2059 Clamp A 37.60 37.60
3 5P6314 Sleeve 2.11 6.33
1 964365 Valve A 129.80 129.80
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1 7N7779 Socket 1.39 1.39
1 7N9801 Gasket 0.59 0.59
1 5P6459 Grommet 11.29 11.29
1 1W0613 Indicator 55.40 55.40
4 8M2771 Clip 5.58 22.32
1 5P6459 Grommet 11.29 11.29
4 5P6011 M Tube Stk 1.90 7.60
2 2D6235 Nut 0.37 0.74
2 4B4674 Washer 0.25 0.50
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 9,500.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 100.00 100.00
ioial Sagnent Pate sossssnanansnseseenenensesssansayanuvassananececn : “Bae 98
Total Segment Labor 9,500.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 100.00
Segment 015 Total $16,645.98
re,
R&l REAR TRANS/TORQUE/TFR GEAR 3JB00585 375204
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
19 OIL-1556213 30W TDTO GAL/BULK 18.57 352.83
1 BLK CAP Oil Smple Kit-Shop 22.00 22.00
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,610.00
w ial Somat Bars evnserecteccansavasansnestssnvacessesaninseretene ro
Total Segment Labor 3,610.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 016 Total $3,984.83
eee ere eee ey Sr rr SSS sp
REMOVES INSTALL - STEERING SERVO SENDER CYL
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380.00
az shal Segment Pars sovoeseenuasestaneenserocreaestseseeensncareseesesaee mae
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 017 Total $380.00
anncmar reer SSS re hy Ss SSS pS
REMOVES INSTALL - FRONT - TRANSMISSION/TORQUE/DIFF/TFR GEAR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
28 OIL-1556213 30W TDTO GAL/BULK 18.57 519.96
2 0L1124 Gasket 6.25 12.50
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2 8B6599 Plug 73.01 146.02
1 2D1523 Ring 6.91 6.91
4 8D5096 Seal 20.99 20.99
2 OL1124 Gasket 6.25 12.50
2 8B6599 Plug 73.01 146.02
2 2D1523 Ring 6.91 13.82
1 8D5096 Seal 20.99 20.99
1 2D8364 Seal O Ring 21.59 21.59
1 2H3932 Seal 2.74 2.74
1 5H2824 Seal 7.25 7.25
1 5H7370 Seal-O-Ring 3,71 371
1 583676 Seal O Ring 9.09 9,09
1 660733 Bearing 70.32 70.32
1 8M4g990 Seal O Rin 4.72 4,72
1 9M5874 Shim-Pack 29,55 29.55
38 OIL-1556220 Bulk 80w80 Gear 25.33 962.54
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,800.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 75.00 75.00
Tie Spent Ba agi aD
Total Segment Labor 3,800.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 75,00
Segment 018 Total $5,886.22
i
REMOVE& INSTALL - REAR - POWER PACK 3WJ00214
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
4 6426490 ELC Advanced 1 Gallon - replaces - 2388648 16.38 16.38
4 2388649 Coolant-Elc 75.45 301.80
31 OIL-5153957Q 15W40 ULS QT/Bulk 4.80 148.80
19 OIL-1556213 30W TDTO GAL/BULK 18.57 352.83
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
: misc 50.00 50.00
wi Sogment Bak gaa
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 50.00
Segment 019 Total $2,389.81
ce
REMOVE& INSTALL - FRONT - RETARDER
PARTS
Qty Part Number
{ 9F7283
1 583676
Description
Ring
Seal O Ring
Unit Price
749
9.09
Line Total
7.49
9,09
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2 §P1717 Clamp 9.70 19.40
1 660737 Hose 0.00 0.00
1 9H0846 Seal O Ring 18.34 18.34
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,330.00
eT aT eC
Total Segment Labor 1,330.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 020 Total $1,384.32
—_————
REMOVES INSTALL - FRONT - FINAL DRIVE,BK& WHEEL BOTH SIDES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 OIL-8T9582 5g 80w90 Gear 154.70 309.40
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,800.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 20,00 20.00
TGlal Sogmont Por “mma
Total Segment Labor 3,800.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 20.00
Segment 021 Total $4,129.40
a i ey
REMOVES INSTALL - REAR - FINAL DRIVE,BK& WHEEL BOTH SIDES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 OIL-8T9582 Lo 5g 80w90 Gear - 154,70 309.40
2 3K0360 Seal 1.76 3.52
2 4D1577 Seal O Ring 11.56 23.12
2 400141 Ring 7.79 15.58
2 5B3265 Gasket 5.73 11.46
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 4,180.00
iolal Sagmont Pans na To
Total Segment Labor 4,180.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 022 Total $4,543.08
rr
REMOVES INSTALL - REAR - DIFFERENTIAL
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 OIL-8T9582 5g 80w90 Gear 184.70 154.70
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{ 4B8407 Gasket 4.38 4.38
1 4D0307 Cap 93.39 93,39
1 579093 Gage-Oil 62,59 62.59
1 5H7844 Gasket 6.32 6.32
1 4D0306 Gasket 475 4.75
{ 4J1253 Seal O Ring 17.56 17.56
2 7D7111 Seal-O-Ring 31.13 62.26
1 284071 Seal-O-Ring 14.94 14.94
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,900.00
eT eo TT
Total Segment Labor 1,900.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 023 Total $2,320.89
rr
REMOVES INSTALL - BOTH - STEERING CYLINDER
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 950.00
‘pra Sagmnanl Parts seatusnasusssssecssenonuersccecencsecenceeeenscescauennetee wae
Total Segment Labor 950.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 024 Total $950.00
pce nc PP
REMOVES INSTALL - CUSHION HITCH LOAD CYL
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,140.00
ean aT
Total Segment Labor 1,140.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 025 Total $1,140.00
re
REMOVES INSTALL - PUSH-PULL BAIL CYLINDER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 9D2845 Mounting 68.75 137.50
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 10.00 10.00
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‘bial Sogment Paris avseestosaseenseceennseeastsnoncenssenuesteueeseens iar'es
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 10.00
Segment 026 Total $527.50
REMOVES INSTALL - EJECTOR CYLINDER
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,615.00
“otal Soqment Pat sorsosoutonasoteneeceresnsnasestsssaseenseevnausansneasen we
Total Segment Labor 1,615.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 027 Total $1,615.00
a ne
REMOVES INSTALL - APRON LIFT CYLINDER
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 950.00
‘Sia Sognont Po wren vee
Total Segment Labor 950.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 028 Total $950.00
$n ps
REMOVES INSTALL - BOTH - BOWL LIFT CYLINDER
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
"cial Segment Par sassseesecsouassaceseeceeansessstsersnusseereanenet sees wae
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 029 Total $1,520.00
nes
REMOVES INSTALL - FRONT - HYDRAULIC TANK
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
58 OIL-3145168 10W HYDRO ADV GAL/BULK 22.14 1,284.12
LABOR 7
Description Line Total
Repair 1,140.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 10.00 10.00
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ial Segment Bans senestesayescevenessceonsnnenuseesnensesaenseneee Aver
Total Segment Labor 1,140.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 10.00
Segment 030 Total $2,434.12
REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - ALTERNATOR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 9N1320 Vee Belt A042 40.42
2 1D5148 Nut 0.70 1.40
1 2W8662 Wire A 32.61 32.61
1 0R5206 Alternator A 678.90 678.90
1 OR5206C 735.25 735.25
-1 OR5206W Alternator A- Worn C 735.25 -735.25
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 45.00 45,00
Wiel Segmnsnt Beak aa as
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 45,00
Segment 032 Total $1,178.33
fe a aa.
REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - ELECTRIC STARTING MOTOR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 4H7869 Gasket 4.08 4.08
1 9F4337 Wire A 21.35 21.35
1 10R0400 Motor Gp Ele 709.55 709.55
1 10R0400C 768.41 768.41
-{ 10R0400W Motor Gp Ele- Worn C 768.41 -768.41
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 475.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 45.00 45,00
ial Segment bang aa gs
Total Segment Labor 475,00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 45.00
Segment 033 Total $1,254.98
eS SL
REPLACE - FRONT - REFRIGERANT COMPRESSOR/NEW
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PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 778600 Compressor G 1,009.31 1,009.31
1 289506 Vee Belt 35.15 35.15
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 25.00 25.00
ed Saginont Bars svvsoeseonnenoossnnasesonstnnccecessueroeuesessees rere
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 25.00
Segment 034 Total $1,449.46
i
REPLACE WITH REMAN - REAR - ALTERNATOR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 4N5092 Wire A 24,53 24.53
1 OR5217 Alternator G 638.21 638.21
1 0R5217C 691.18 691.18
-1 OR5217W Alternator G- Worn C 691.18 691.18
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380,00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 35.00 35.00
TT SON Bag ey
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 35,00
Segment 035 Total $1,077.74
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REPLACE WITH REMAN - REAR - ELECTRIC STARTING MOTOR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 4H7869 Gasket 4.08 4.08
1 388624 Cable A 61.04 61.04
1 10R0399 Motor Gp Ele 679.17 679.17
1 10R0399C 735.51 735.51
-1 10RO399W Motor Gp Ele- Wom C 735.51 ~735.51
LABOR ;
Description Line Total
Repair 475.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 40.00 40.00
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NO.:QID196926
SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
aunenenepecumeeeccnQnenpagsmensauad Vauseueuswsseceeds S44 egeneemeemed (HEEES Sar euedennnengsceteeaacoonne ere
Total Segment Parts 744,29
Total Segment Labor 475.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 40.00
Segment 036 Total $1,259.29
REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - TRANSMISSION OIL PUMP
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 0R4783 Pump Gp Gear 1,110.22 1,110.22
1 0R4783C 647.43 647.43
-1 OR4783W Pump Gp Gear- Worn C 647,43 -647.43
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 570.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 60.00 60.00
wal Segmont Pars sooseensenaseanetssneneesesnseanonanonecessuenss ios
Total Segment Labor 570,00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 60.00
Segment 037 Total $1,740.22
nn EU a stn
REPLACE WITH REMAN - REAR - TRANSMISSION OIL PUMP
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 OR8040 Pump Gp Gear 1,954.89 1,954.89
1 OR8040C 1,140.01 1,140.04
-1 OR8040W Pump Gp Gear- Worn C 1,140.01 ~1,140.01
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 190.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 75.00 75,00
‘otal Sogmnant Pars sesusnasecneceeessnancnnuunsenenunanesnness +664 86
Total Segment Labor 190.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 75,00
Segment 038 Total $2,219.89
a ne ee EE NSE
REPLACE WITH REMAN - FRONT - PISTON PUMP/CUSHION HITCH
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description
1 0R7930 Pump Gp-Hyd
1 0R7930C
-1 OR7930W Pump Gp-Hyd- Worn Co
2 2M4779 Stud
4 §S4455 Ring
Unit Price Line Total
1,319.35 1,319.35
769.38 769,38
769,38 -769.38
7,93 15.86
2.37 2.37
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1 6D1004 Gasket 2.75 2.75
1 31907 Seal 1.58 1.58
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 570.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 50.00 50.00
‘cia Segnent Pa sevseetnsoesoestaseonesesstnvseseeesornnannsen sir at
Total Segment Labor 570.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 50.00
Segment 039 Total $1,961.94
eee SS yr SWS
REPLACE WITH NEW - FRONT - STEERING PUMP (HMU)
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 4924529 Pump Gp - replaces - 1198771 818.80 818.80
4 0308539 Bolt 5.72 22.88
4 3V2431 Washer 0.24 0.96
1 3B8485 Fitting 2.92 2,92
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 25.00 25.00
HT SR nna
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 25.00
Segment 040 Total $1,630.56
SS rippers
REPLACE WITH REMAN TRANS ECM FRONT & REAR IF NEEDED
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 10R5629 Control Gp 4,443.74 4,443.74
1 10R5629C 1,634.87 1,634.87
-1 10R5629W Control Gp- Worn Cor 1,634.87 -1,634.87
1 670754 Film 22.50 22.50
1 2668576 Sensor Gp - replaces - 1440178 272.16 272,16
1 1552260 Plug Kit-Con - replaces - 1440178 5.84 5.81
3 9X3402 Socket - replaces - 1440178 2.56 7.68
1 3E&9238 Film 23,70 23,70
1 10R5634 Control Gp 3,839,37 3,839.37
1 10R5634C 1,386.00 1,386.00
-1 10R5634W Control Gp- Worn Cor 1,386.00 ~1,386.00
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
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SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
| misc 40.00 40.00
wisi Sogront Pars tans snsonsanssevnseeceeceencgyrsconaseaeannean j 1498
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 40.00
Segment 041 Total $9,414.96
REPLACE WITH REMAN IF NEEDED EMS MONITOR FRONT & REAR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 10R5901 Monitor Gp O 1,132.55 1,132.55
1 10R5901C 408,83 408.83
-1 10R5901W Monitor Gp O- Worn C 408.83 -408.83
1 10R5902 Monitor Gp O 1,132.55 1,132.55
1 10R5902C 408.83 408.83
-1 10R5902W Monitor Gp O- Worn C 408.83 408.83
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 570.00
wisi Segment Bans BE TO
Total Segment Labor 570.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 042 Total $2,835.10
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DISASSEMBLE & ASSEMBLE - REAR - POWER PACK
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description
1 786340 Pre-Screen A
1 787680 Clamp
1 981274 Gasket
8 2K4973 Nut
2 3V2431 Washer
1 7W5316 Element A
1 8N6883 Element-Air
1 4P5524 Seal - replaces - 9M8513
99 5P2817 Cm-Hose Stk
1 7D1553 Clip
2 981102 Hose
6 5P0597 Ciamp
1 886783 Clamp
1 880780 Hose
2 9M2904 Clamp
1 184557 Clip
1 §M6214 Plug
41 7M1674 Element
8 9M2154 Stud
4 5H7704 Seal
1 518855 Ring
1 5L8854 Ring
2 2N2765 Bolt
2 2N2766 Lock Nut
Unit Price Line Total
182.02 182.02
68.81 68.81
13.64 13.64
0.62 4,96
0.24 0.48
100.89 100.89
93.98 93.98
20.21 20.21
0.64 63.36
15.22 15,22
6.95 13.90
6.74 40.44
22.83 22.83
5.90 5,90
5.12 10.24
21.22 21,22
3.49 3.49
2.07 2.07
5,95 47.60
15.48 61.92
8.19 8.19
9.76 9.76
14.14 28.28
6.39 12.78
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ESTIMATE
WESTERN CAT NO.:QID196926
A STATES YN SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
1 9F4446 Crankcase Breather O-Ring 6.76 6.76
1 2W0926 Gasket 5.16 5.16
20 3718946 Cm Hose Bulk - replaces - 5P1262 1.50 30.00
A 2094573 Clamp-T'Bolt 10.80 43,20
1 8H9818 Gasket 3.24 3.21
1 4N5442 Baffle A 294,30 294.30
1 6N3637 Vee Belt Set 99.13 99.13
1 1718711 Switch Gp-Fl - replaces - 9X7088 205.91 205.91
1 4N3841 Gasket 3.20 3.20
1 1W0613 Indicator 55.40 55.40
2 5P6011 M Tube Stk 1.90 3.80
2 8M2772 Clip 5,52 11.04
2 3B4628 Cotter 0.39 0.78
2 9D0954 Shim 24,93 49.86
1 882634 Cover A 26.56 25.56
1 4D7735 Clip 12.42 12.42
2 662256 Clamp 24.03 48.06
2 268767 Washer 3.26 6.52
1 4N6580 Receptacle A 253.39 253,39
1 8Ww8460 Guard 6.83 6.83
3 382093 Strap-Cable 0,22 0.66
1 1D5117 Nut - replaces - 3H3680 0.42 0.42
1 383440 Washer 9.91 9.94
2 5F0149 Ring 7.06 14.12
4 2M1538 Stud 7.43 29.72
4 2M4779 Stud 7.93 31.72
1 383875 Screen 77.73 77.73
5 8M7160 Magnet 7.72 38.60
1 575981 Cable A 324.01 324.01
1 6F0612 Nut - replaces - 9M1311 0.14 0.14
1 7P8288 Spring 14.70 14.70
1 8wo004 Pin 44,56 44,56
2 384615 Cotter Pin 0.16 0.32
1 6V9264 M-Seal Stk 52,07 52.07
1 7X6102 Nozzle A - replaces - 6N9995 40.55 40.55
1 7N2059 Clamp A 37.60 37.60
1 964365 Valve A 129.80 129.80
1 7N0296 Cylinder Eth 56.33 55.33
8 7X0582 Washer 3.47 27.76
8 6V8182 Nut 1.80 14.40
8 7X0619 Washer 0.66 5.28
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,800.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 60.00 60.00
Total Segment Parts 2,966.12
Total Segment Labor 3,800.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 60.00
Segment 043 Total $6,826.12
er
RECONDITION - FRONT - RADIATOR CLEAN ONLY
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SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 584629 Gasket 3.77 7.54
4 §81218 Valve A 12.21 12.21
2 5HO0244 Gasket 2.34 4.68
1 4N1419 Gasket 4.56 4.56
1 180286 Stud 23.87 23.87
1 4F4873 Gasket 2.85 2.85
44 9X2365 In Hose Stk - replaces - 5P0735 0.42 18.48
1 8M1869 Plug 179.99 179,99
1 282846 Retainer 6.80 6.80
4 989979 Ring 1.56 1.56
1 2P3230 Gasket 7.66 7.66
1 1M8649 Ring 27.21 27.21
10 1606386 Seal - replaces - 9Y1655 11.30 113.00
10 1606387 Seal - replaces - 9Y1654 10.84 108.40
LABOR ;
Description Line Total
Repair 2,280.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 2,500.00 2,500.00
eee TT
Total Segment Labor 2,280.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 2,500.00
Segment 044 Total $5,298.81
SL EES
RECONDITION - FRONT - AFTERCOOLER CLEAN ONLY
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 190.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
4 misc 2,100.00 2,100.00
woul Segment Pars suvsnuassestansneusessereceeeeseetentonsenamesusennnnas ae
Total Segment Labor 490.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 2,100.00
Segment 045 Total $2,290.00
RECONDITION - FRONT - AIR CONDITIONER CONDENSORILINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 1196742 Hose As 79.27 19.27
1 1196743 Hose As 121.23 121.23
2 9X7380 . Seal O Ring 2.75 5.50
2 9X7381 Seal O Ring 2.65 §.30
4 8D3932 Mounting 41,06 164,24
3 969151 Clip 5.68 17.04
2 3086335 Motor As-27 - replaces - 7X6279 267.63 §35.26
2 1741518 Harness As - replaces - 7X6279 17.94 35.88
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SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
2 1428620 Fan As 77.76 \ 155.52
1 3E5239 Relay A 36.50 36.50
2 5P9085 Clip 5.69 11.38
1 2L1224 Cap-Valve 2.47 2.47
1 5P8438 Grommet 7.81 7.81
7 382093 Strap-Cable 0.22 1.54
1 2D2761 Grommet 9.18 9.18
1 676962 Wire A 22.29 22.29
2 5P5673 M-Seal Stk 7.36 14.72
2 5P5924 M-Seal Stk 16.91 33,82
1 2182277 Dryer - replaces - 9D6888 96.59 96.59
1 371172 Hose A 61.88 61.88
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 145.00 145.00
Total Segment Parts 1,417.42
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 145.00
Segment 046 Total $3,082.42
Senne ena
RECONDITION - REAR - RADIATOR CLEAN ONLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 180286 Stud 23.87 23,87
1 581218 Valve A 12.21 12.21
2 584629 Gasket 3.77 7.54
1 8H9818 Gasket 3.21 3.21
1 282846 Retainer 6.80 6.80
1 989979 Ring 1.56 1.56
1 2P3230 Gasket 7.66 7,66
1 1M8649 Ring 27.21 27.21
7 1606387 Seal 10.84 75,88
7 1606386 Seal 11.30 79.10
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,620.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 2,000.00 2,000.00
‘bial Segment Pars susevsstonnseesttnnsnuantansssseeseeeveveusaussennecs ie a
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 2,000.00
Segment 047 Total $3,765.04
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RECONDITION - REAR - AFTERCOOLER CLEAN ONLY
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LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 190.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 1,900.00 1,900.00
Tolal Segment Paris suseasenunenenesensansessscopsqeeessteeanaantoeensesatey “
Total Segment Labor 190.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 1,900.00
Segment 048 Total $2,090.00
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CERT REBUILD FRONT ENG SEPD0192SEPD0329SEPD0114SEPD0307SEPD0
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 LOC-38657 555354 Form In Place Gask 21.22 21,22
2 5900196 Paint-Yellow - replaces - 4589587 12.89 25.78
1 5D9844 Bolt 1.76 1.76
11 0310219 Bolt 1.36 14.96
1 1P7125 Governor A 85.05 85.05
1 5F5434 Vent A 3.60 3.60
1 0R3659 Compressor G 905.62 905.62
1 OR3658C 1,903.91 1,903.91
-{ OR3659W Compressor G- Worn C 1,903.91 -1,903.91
1 9Y2988 Breather A 58.91 58.91
4 2N8109 Clamp 25.24 25.24
1 4N0342 Plate 64.35 64.35
1 1B8705 Key 1.02 1.02
1 OR5511 Core As-Oil 1,221.58 1,221.58
1 OR5511C 540.37 540,37
-1 OR5511W Core As-Oil- Wom Co 540.37 -§40.37
2 1090077 Seal O Ring 15.33 30,66
2 3K3256 Stud 11.42 22,84
26 918925 Bolt 0,33 8.58
1 2436718 Bearing Kit- 519.66 519.66
1 AN0684 Pin 6.91 6.91
1 3666004 Seal-Cranksh 104.34 104.34
1 2M6471 Plug 10.36 10.36
1 889094 Plug 11.82 11,82
6 1118606 Bolt Oil - replaces - 7E6479 2.54 15.24
6 4N0685 Beating 45,44 272.64
1 4N6658 Bearing 48,92 48.92
1 1007399 Plug 16.37 16.37
1 2500466 Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 3E6747 10.41 10.41
{1 0R3719 Cyl Head G 4,279.91 4,279.91
1 0R3719C 2,163.29 2,163.29
-1 OR3719W Cyl Head G- Worn Cor 2,163.29 -2,163.29
1 486137 Stud 16.73 16.73
11 1061792 Stud Taper 16.61 182.71
1 1678126 Damper As 654.38 654,38
3 2M2488 Stud 9.27 27.81
3 2M1538 Stud 7,43 22.29
1 8N8258 Bearing 73.87 73.87
1 8N8256 Plate 73.93 73.93
2 1470182 Seal-O-Ring 3.57 7.14
1 9X7715 Seal Lobed 28.89 28.89
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mS STATES YN SERVICE CALL.NO.: $C648933
1 5H0793 Ring 16.05 16.05
1 0093101 Ring-Snap 0.42 0.42
1 1W5427 Spring 46.39 46.39
1 4P4366 Spring 12.31 12.31
1 4N2927 Race 5.53 5.53
1 4W4616 Seal 7.82 7,82
1 4M8303 Seal O Ring 1.95 1.95
1 4N0538 Coupling 11.46 11.46
1 1909861 Gasket Kit 151,35 191.35
1 2341874 Kit-Gasket-F 310.68 310.68
1 6098830 Gasket Kt Sc 592,59 592.59
1 4250625 Kit Gasket 208.65 208.65
1 9X6473 Kit Gasket 109.13 109.13
1 879081 Kit Gasket 350.57 350.57
1 816778 Kit Gasket 66.65 66.65
1 6N2985 Cap A Oil 18.52 18.52
2 1R1808 Engine Oil Filter 37.37 74,74
1 2P4304 Stud 56.47 55.47
2 2P4305 Gasket 3.49 6.98
1 4N8150 Spring 12.11 12.11
1 3929208 Plunger-Reli 28.66 28.66
1 2P3760 Gasket 1.90 1.90
1 803446 Valve 27.40 27.40
1 2147566 Seal-O-Ring 5.52 5.52
1 803445 Cap Dust 6.20 6.20
1 4N2514 Gear 447,07 447.07
3 1656170 Plug 10.20 30.60
1 1185068 Seal O Ring 3.37 3.37
1 6N7653 Gage A Oil 94.69 94.69
2 1B8705 Key 1.02 2.04
5 362292 Bolt 0.69 3.45
1 1129217 Plate Thrust 43.02 43.02
4 1261756 Locking Bolt 0.55 2.20
1 1317123 Bearing 47.17 47.17
5 3K3256 Stud 11.42 57,10
5 4M2743 Stud 749 37.45
8 5P4255 Bolt 0.75 6.00
2 1N3181 Stud 4,20 8.40
4 6V9769 Seal 4.55 18.20
2 6L9589 Gasket - 2.24 4,48
2 2N2765 Bolt 14.14 28.28
2 2N2766 Lock Nut 6.39 12.78
2 518854 Ring 9.76 19.52
1 1N3523 Hose A 53.25 53,25
1 1¥0683 Hose A - replaces - 1N4475 54.59 54,59
1 517147 Hose A 59.61 59.61
1 4P2446 Hose A 43,71 43,71
2 805230 Seal O Ring 20.71 41.42
1 1981517 Gasket - replaces - 4N0933 5.66 5.66
1 3929208 Plunger-Reli 28,66 28.66
1 4N8150 Spring 12.11 12.11
2 1135304 Seal 22.77 45.54
2 2K4973 Nut 0.62 1.24
2 §P8068 Seal 18.19 36.38
1 2P3760 Gasket 1.90 1.90
2 2N3340 Seal-O-Ring 12.03 24,06
2 6K0806 Tie 0.40 0.80
1 8W3106 Hose A 82.20 82.20
3 2287090 Seal-O-Ring 5.98 17.94
1 2385080 Seal-O-Ring . 6.50 6.50
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0R34210
OR3421W
9L9814
6V7699
4B4274
1443517
6V7699
6V7699
4H9541
7N7559
7N7628
264561
§D4246
1W2636
AN1156
2485513
AN0641
2N2766
2385082
1880210
3795053
20R1116
20R1116C
20R1116W
3342670
2906568
0R9448
OR9448C
OR9448W
OR3008
0R3008C
OR3008W
10R4425
10R4425C
10R4425W
8N6680
8L.9790
2W9657
7X0869
1W4243
7W5836
3P0009
2W7400
7N2176
4N5621
3D8317
887803
4N5485
4N5484
1J9671
27819
7N7270
2W2216
0310216
700790
363835
2W0799
2W0800
1N3802
STATES
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Nozzle A Re
Nozzle A Re- Worn Co
Nut
Washer
Washer
Clamp As
Washer
Washer
Gasket
Gasket
Gasket
Hose A
Clip
Gasket
Gasket
Regulator-Te
Gasket
Lock Nut
Seal-O-Ring
Gasket-Rail
Seal
Cyl Pack As
Cyi Pack As- Worn Co
Bearing-Conn - replaces - 9Y7735
Tube As.-Oil
Pump Gp Oil
Pump Gp Oil- Worn Co
Pump G
Pump G- Wom Core
Pump G Fuel
Pump G Fuel- Worn Co
Screen A
Spring
Spring
Bolt
Spring
Bolt As
Insulator
Spring
Pin
Shaft
Ring
Retainer
Body
Valve
Seal O Ring
Ring
Sleeve
Spring
Bolt
Cylinder As - replaces - 8N3757
Pin
Spring
Lever
Seat
ESTIMATE
NO.:Q1D196926
JULY 7, 2026
SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
149,27
128.62
128.62
0.51
0.22
0.22
17.17
0,22
0,22
1.78
1.63
2.03
54.13
6.79
4.05
2.86
64.22
3.70
6.39
9.08
26.03
18.16
730.65
383.93
383.93
50.67
76.93
867.48
1,409.23
1,409.23
531.45
223.83
223.83
8,014.27
3,790.98
3,790.98
8.95
10.04
21.74
0.69
7.61
3.00
16.78
8.75
19.70
12.80
0.56
2.22
34,65
15.46
4.49
0.31
20.24
18.58
0,34
200.76
1,75
1.27
54.71
3.71
895.62
771.72
771.72
3.06
0.88
0,44
34.34
0,88
1,32
1.78
1.63
8.12
54.13
6.79
4,05
2.86
64.22
3.70
76.68
27,24
26.03
18.16
4,383.90
2,303.58
-2,303.58
304.02
461.58
867.48
1,409,23
-1,409.23
§31.45
223.83
-223.83
8,014.27
3,790.98
-3,790,98
8.95
10.04
21.74
0.69
7.61
63.00
16.78
8.75
19.70
12.80
0.56
2.22
34,65
15.46
1.49
0.93
40.48
18.58
1.02
200.76
1.75
1.27
54.71
3.71
PAGE: 22 OF 77
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7M7219
9¥7037
4N2953
1338890
4N0432
4F6024
3K6733
7N7269
7N7268
6N4655
AN6406
4N6404
2P9556
6N3504
7N8821
§H2532
7W4272
6V8137
2N0828
5B3180
4K9890
808564
8N7523
2P2685
9L7235
8N7519
1P6452
0R1295
0R1295C
OR1295W
10R0482
10R0482C
10R0482W
1718710
4N3841
3434836
2N2765
2N2766
0R6345
OR6345C
OR6345W
9L7712
4w5998
3056843
4N5607
0067403
2N7228
2N7229
0L1022
9L7712
5P9297
6N6651
6H3956
6H3957
8N8979
8B8255
3B8485
8N9394
5P4295
4w0483
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
WESTERN °
STATES AT
Bearing
Bolt
Lock-Ring
Race
Bearing
Dowel
Spring
Dashpot A
Seat
Dashpot A - replaces - 4N6410
Ring
Ring
Washer
Seat
Ring
Key
Nut Self Sel
Screw
Washer
Nut
Washer
Screw
Spring
Spacer
Shim
Spring
Insulator
Fuel Ratio G
Fuel Ratio G- Worn C
Pump Gp Wir
Pump Gp Wtr- Worn Co
Switch Gp-Fl
Gasket
Mount As
Bolt
Lock Nut
Turbo Gp
Turbo Gp- Worn Core
Nut
Rod As
Spring-Guide
Seat
Retainer
Washer
Spring
Plug
Nut
Clip
Vee Belt Set
Pin
Bearing
Spacer
Seal
Fitting
Hose A
Clip
Indicator
ESTIMATE
NO.:QID196926
JULY 7, 2026
SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
4.78
1.32
0.99
6.67
15.99
5.44
8.20
155.82
23,86
162.92
35.04
9.27
8.23
36.73
0.99
0.89
6.87
2.12
12.42
0.16
3.57
1.67
13.98
1.66
4.07
14,25
16.73
329,54
178.82
178.82
807.63
807.39
807.39
200.81
3.20
402.09
14.14
6.39
3,467.10
1,767.04
1,767.04
0.25
37,95
12.44
0.00
2.62
0.37
19.03
3.51
0.25
6.91
123.14
1.79
45.38
82.86
12.49
2.92
24,52
10.42
76.70
4,78
5,28
0.99
13.34
15.99
10,88
8.20
155.82
23.86
162.92
35.04
9.27
8.23
35,73
1.98
0.89
6.87
4.24
24,84
0.16
3.57
6.68
13.98
1.66
28.49
14.25
16.73
329.54
178.82
-178,82
807.63
807.39
-807.39
200.81
3.20
402.09
56.56
25.56
3,467.10
1,767.04
“1,767.04
3.00
455.40
149,28
0.00
10.48
2.96
76.12
14.04
3.00
6.91
123.14
1.79
90.76
82.86
12.49
2.92
24.52
20.84
76.70
PAGE: 23 OF 77
52
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS! - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
Ww WESTERN AT NO.:QID196926
mS STATES Va SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
1 6V3507 Seal 3.80 3.80
1 1552270 Plug Kit - replaces - 617663 5.86 5.86
1 1070612 Switch A - replaces - 617663 116.19 116.19
2 878730 Socket-Conne - replaces - 617663 1.73 3.46
1 1552270 Plug Kit - replaces - 8N1693 5.86 5,86
1 2033220 Switch As-Te - replaces - 8N1693 103.21 103.21
2 818730 Socket-Conne - replaces - 8N1693 1.73 3.46
20 1241855 Bolt 12Pt 22,28 445.60
4 4198699 Weight 54.58 218.32
1 1645524 Generator-Si 249.43 249.43
12 4223883 Lifter As-Va 166.57 1,998.84
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 25,840.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 575.00 575.00
“fal Sagnant Bars sunsensscesvenssetenuvantennuewursneseesantase ; TH
Total Segment Labor 25,840.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 575.00
Segment 049 Total $65,361.62
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CERTIFIED REBUILD REAR ENGINE SEPD0114 SEPD0220
PARTS
Q
2W9162
782204
8$1491
8N6680
20R3773
1
no—_a os 3 = a eS ee =
1R1807
0R3501
0R3501C
_e B38 aw sk em DIN WD SSO
4511493
3B0645
{P1367
8M3182
803446
6F 7062
4383938
3921633
3924672
3925434
3929764
808744
1969534
5H2671
7M4046
8N4110
4B5387
Part Number
LOC-38657
LOC-59830
20R3773C
20R3773W
OR3501W
Description Unit Price
555354 Form In Place Gask 21.22
234609 Black High Performance RTV 15.83
Breather A 45.79
Washer 33.09
Lock 6.44
Screen A 8.95
Cont G Fuel 329,87
179.01
Cont G Fuel- Worn Co 179.01
Filter A - replaces - 2P4004 20.09
Core A Oil 1,002.71
443,52
Core A Oi Worn Cor 443,52
Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 5P8118 11.01
Plug 6.88
Plunger 97.87
Spring 15.29
Valve 27.40
Washer 1.98
Plug 5.42
Kit Gasket 120.40
Kit Gasket 537.17
Kit-Gasket-F 175.24
Kit Gasket O 85.20
Kit Gasket 191.28
Bearing Kt-M 380.76
Key 9.91
Bearing 36.98
Bearing 40,38
Plug 482
Line Total
21.22
15.83
45.79
33.09
6.44
8.95
329,87
179.01
-179,01
40.18
1,002.71
443.52
-443,52
22.02
20.64
195.74
30,58
27,40
1.98
5.42
120,40
537.17
175.24
85.20
191.28
380.76
9.91
147.92
40,38
482
PAGE: 24 OF 77
53
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WESTERN °
AT
W STATES
4B3938
6F7062
4565581
0R2163
O0R2163C
OR2163W
385496
3412431
9L1658
2N2766
8M7145
9M6527
1R0750
853995
1950302
5B9079
8N4960
1969988
6V1999
4W7629
7w9020
888874
AN0699
281541
6H8778
0L0364
2H3932
OR3418
0R3418C
OR3418W
8N5132
4B4274
9N3388
9N3388
434274
9N3388
5H4279
874984
1316645
5N8780
OR1697
0R1697C
OR1697W
3285572
2A3211
6N2985
OR3537
0R3537C
OR3537W
0R0920
~0R0920C
OROQ2Z0W
859191
1L3769
789323
2H3429
9M2341
1052508
1757904
0R1003
Plug
Washer
Seal-O-Ring
Cyl Head G
Cyl Head G- Worn Cor
Seal O Ring
Damper As
Fuel Filter - Spin On
Gage A
Bearing-Slee
Nut
Plate
Bearing-Slee
Bolt-Special
Cover
Bell As
Lock-Nut
Gasket - replaces - 80904
Orifice
Gasket - replaces - 25407
Lock
Seal
Nozzle A Re
Nozzle A Re- Worn Co
Clamp
Washer
Screw-S-Lock
Screw-S-Lock
Washer
Screw-S-Lock
Plug
Clamp
Hose
Plug-Drain
Cyl Kit-Rem
Cyl Kit-Rem- Worn Co
Bearing-Rod
Washer
Cap A Oil
Pump Gp
Pump Gp- Worn Core
Pump G Oil
Pump G Oil Worn Cor
Bolt
Ring
Spring
Ring
Cat Screen F/W Sep Element
Pump As
Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 5F3106
Pump Gp Wtr
ESTIMATE
NO.:QID196926
JULY 7, 2026
SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
5.42
1.98
11.55
3,237.47
1,888.00
1,888.00
3.17
606.21
14.82
6.39
1.45
1.16
19.44
69,83
20,37
0.28
40.72
20.79
3.87
5.69
158,62
5.02
2.15
14.31
3.30
0.42
2.74
140.98
121.48
121.48
21.54
0.22
1.36
1.36
0.22
1.36
5.56
19.39
18.67
39.30
687,17
246.40
246.40
41.46
0.17
18.52
534.90
225,26
225,26
879.62
1,849.29
1,849.29
2.18
0.59
19.41
0.42
10.62
142.85
8.32
659.84
5.42
1,98
207,90
3,237.47
1,888.00
-1,888.00
3.17
606.21
177.84
76.68
21.75
5.80
19.44
69,83
20.37
0.28
40.72
20.79
15.48
5.69
158.62
5.02
2.18
85.86
3.30
0.84
2.74
845.88
728.88
-128.88
129.24
0.22
1.36
4.08
0.66
1.36
5.56
38.78
15.67
39,30
4,123.02
1,478.40
-1,478.40
248.76 —
0.17
18.52
534.90
225.26
~225.26
879.62
1,849.29
-1,849.29
2.18
0.59
19.41
0.42
10.62
142.85
8.32
659.84
PAGE: 25 OF 77
54
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS! - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
Vay WESTERN AT NO.:@ID196926
ms STATES YN SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
1 OR1003C 873.38 873.38
-1 OR1003W Pump Gp Wtr- Worn Co 873.38 -873.38
1 2W6757 Trunnion A - replaces - 8N0105 604.10 604.10
6 0L1329 Cap Screw 3.21 19.26
1 0R5948 Reb Turbo G 2,959.59 2,959.59
1 0R5948C 1,508.37 1,508.37
“1 OR5048W Reb Turbo G- Worn Co 1,508.37 ~1,508,37
4 713195 Bolt 8.41 33,64
4 2N2766 Lock Nut 6.39 25.56
12 5S5918 Rod 42.27 507.24
1 8N3251 Shaft 210.07 210.07
5 4B4910 Spring 17.06 85.25
13 9M9886 Washer 0.31 4.03
2 7N0550 Washer 1.36 2.72
2 9H1113 Ring 2.49 4.98
1 1552270 Plug Kit - replaces - 9W3187 5.86 5.86
1 1070616 Switch As - replaces - 8W3187 113.33 113.33
2 818730 Socket-Conne - replaces - 9W3187 1.73 3.46
1 1862270 Plug Kit - replaces - 7T0988 5,86 5.86
1 3E2026 Switch As - replaces - 7T0988 113.33 113.33
2 818730 Socket-Conne - replaces - 7T0988 1.73 3.46
1 1552270 Plug Kit - replaces - 8N1693 5.86 5,86
1 2033220 Switch As-Te - replaces - 8N1693 103.21 103.21
2 818730 Socket-Conne - replaces - 8N1693 1.73 3.46
1 2033222 Switch As-Te - replaces - 7N9785 66.90 66.90
1 3B8485 Fitting 2.92 2.92
1 8H9789 Bearing 38.56 38.56
2 6V4626 Bolt 2.78 5.56
1 311425 Bearing §3.29 53.29
1 582106 Seal 12.53 12.53
1 8N4485 Valve A 3.96 3.96
4 1118010 Regulator 94.54 94.54
2 280795 Gasket 7.27 14.54
1 0R5547 Core As-Oil 3,263.25 3,263.25
1 0R5547C 1,443.53 1,443.53
-{ OR5547W Core As-Oil- Worn Co 1,443.53 -1,443.53
1 6F7062 Washer 1.98 1.98
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 15,200.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 400.00 400.00
Total Segment Parts 24,399.92
Total Segment Labor 15,200.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 400.00
Segment 050 Total $39,999.92
i
RECONDITION REAR GOVERNORS FUEL INJ PUMP
PARTS
Qty Part Number
1 7N2176
1 8N3094
1 8N9594
1 8N5784
Description
Pin
Spring
Spring
Deflector
Unit Price
19.70
31,40
9.84
33.75
Line Total
19.70
31,40
9,84
33.75
PAGE: 26 OF 77
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BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
WESTERN C AT NO.:QID196926
AY STATES YN SERVICE CALL NO.; $C648933
1 1P6452 Insulator 16.73 16.73
1 2P2685 Spacer 1.66 1.66
1 8N7520 Spring 18.52 18.52
1 181953 Bearing 16.80 16.80
1 1W3285 Bearing 18.07 18.07
1 4P9828 Bearing 16.03 16.03
1 7N7970 Bearing 14.94 14.94
6 8N5117 Bushing 36,08 216.48
1 713326 Bearing 11.64 11.64
2 7N7166 Race 8.04 16.08
4 9Y7037 Bolt 1.32 5.28
1 7N8421 Ring 3.53 3,53
1 8N2487 Washer 33.04 33,04
6 20R5285 Pump G F Inj 280.92 1,685.52
6 20R5285C 126.82 760.92
-6 20R5285W Pump G F Inj- Worn C 126.82 -760.92
1 7N8775 Nut 7.30 7.30
2 1P2497 Screw 4,44 8.88
1 3P0009 Insulator 16.78 16.78
1 6N3504 Seat 35,73 35.73
1 2W2216 Spring 18.58 18.58
2 2M7819 Ring 0.31 0.62
2 1N3802 Seat 3.71 7.42
1 363835 Pin 1.75 1.75
3 0310216 Bolt 0.34 1.02
1 4N2953 Lock-Ring 0.99 0.99
2 7E4892 Race 5.85 11.70
1 7M7219 Bearing 4.78 4.78
2 4F6024 Dowel 5.44 10.88
2 7N7270 Sleeve 20.24 40.48
3 7N8821 Ring 0.99 2.97
1 2P9556 Washer 8.23 8.23
2 2N0828 Washer 12.42 24.84
1 8N3945 Bushing 19.73 19.73
1 3D8317 Ring 0.56 0.56
1 6V5029 Seal 7.70 7.70
1 8N2503 Dashpot A 145.30 145.30
1 4N0432 Bearing 15.99 16.99
1 3K5733 Spring 8.20 8.20
1 1W4243 Spring 7.61 7.61
1 4AN5484 Valve 15.46 15.46
1 74272 Nut Self Sel 6.87 6.87
4 7N2171 Ring 0.43 1.72
2 7N2172 Pin 7.85 15.70
1 2Ww7400 Spring 8.75 8.75
1 887803 Retainer 2.22 2.22
1 1W6520 Spring 23.50 23.50
1 1158244 Gasket Kit 270.68 270.68
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 2,470.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
| misc 45.00 45.00
PAGE: 27 OF 77
56
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
| WESTERN AT NO.:01D196926
ms STATES UNE SERVICE CALL NO.: 8C648933
Wiel Segment eS sevssecsersusuasacsesceeneunnesstseeneretauasee ‘ meg
Total Segment Labor 2,470.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 45,00
Segment 031 Total $5,436.95
RECONDITION - FRONT - FUEL SUPPLY/RETURN LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 8W3100 Hose A 93.48 93.48
1 8W3101 Hose A 71.94 71.94
4 5K5338 Clip 8.08 32,32
1 8W3107 Hose A 94,95 94.95
3 388664 Clip 7,90 23.70
1 1050251 Hose As 64.68 64.68
3 6V8367 Lockwasher 3.30 9.90
8 68397 Seal 1.60 12.80
3 31907 Seal 1.58 4,74
1 8W3106 Hose A 82.20 82.20
3 382093 Strap-Cable 0.22 0.66
1 8J8197 Clip 14.79 14.79
1 8W4302 Hose A 93.08 93.08
7 749108 Seal 1.73 12.11
3 6V9170 Locknut 4.89 44.67
3 2H3924 Lock Washer 2.28 6.84
11 6V8398 Seal O Ring 1.64 18.04
3 3K0360 Seal 1.76 5.28
1 870081 Valve 102.94 102.94
1 2M9780 Seal O Ring 1.95 1.95
1 3/7354 Seal O Ring 1.39 1.39
4 8W3102 Hose A 68.08 68.08
1 8W3103 Hose A 54,42 54.12
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 45.00 45.00
ial Sogment Bans TT aaa gs
Total Segment Labor 4,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 45.00
Segment 051 Total $2,449.66
LL
RECONDITION - FRONT - ENGINE COOLANT HEATER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 9N5253 Cord A 47.28 94.58
2 6N1604 CapA 6.32 12.64
2 966655 Element A 125.77 251,54
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 285.00
PAGE: 28 OF 77
57
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BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
ESTIMATE
NO.:QID196926
JULY 7, 2026
SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
Avemeeveneaen pun aun aun nudvsesseyevenseeneen Sdeeuecemereneans,
Total Segment Parts 358.76
Total Segment Labor 285.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 052 Total $643.76
RECONDITION - FRONT - HIGH SPEED OIL CHANGE GP
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 2V2043 Locknut 8.17 8.17
1 §835104 Receiver As - replaces - 1108827 241.92 241.92
2 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1.79 3.58
1 7M8486 Seal 2.65 2.65
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
1 8wo96s Hose A 218.40 218.40
1 5P7854 Clip 13.50 13.50
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380.00
Toial Segnant Bato ssasseeseepsssateeneeeeensnsvasnessansceseesavees ree
Total Segment Labor 380,00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 054 Total $870.66
mee eneenes
RECONDITION - FRONT - MUFFLER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 1W4187 Muffler A 1,357.56 1,357.56
1 1W3088 Clamp 75.80 75.80
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 190.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number . Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 50.00 50.00
Total Segment Parts 1,433.36
Total Segment Labor 190.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 50.00
Segment 055 Total $1,673.36
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RECONDITION - REAR - FUEL SUPPLY/RETURN LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number
1 8W4728
2 §K9090
1 8W0396
2 4J0527
4 5K7143
Description
Hose A
Seal O Ring
Hose A
Seal O Ring
Bolt
Unit Price
93.43
2.01
293.24
4.67
1.92
Line Total
93,43
4.02
293.24
9,34
7,68
PAGE: 29 OF 77
58 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
WESTERN AT NO.:QID196926
A, STATES Vas SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
2 7M8485 Seal 2.65 5.30
10 8M2773 Clip 9.19 91.90
9 6D4636 Clip 12.15 109.35
4 8W2746 Hose As 146.18 146.18
6 6V8397 Seal 1,60 9.60
1 8w9748 Hose A 222,37 222.37
10 7/9108 Seal 1.73 17.30
2 6V8398 Seal O Ring 1.64 3.28
1 1259606 Hose As 114.54 114.51
6 3K0360 Seal 1.76 10.56
3 6D4244 Clip 8.17 24.51
1 870081 Valve 102.94 102.94
2 7D7233 Clip 40.83 21.66
1 8W2747 Hose A 83.32 83.32
1 3/1907 Seal 1.58 1.58
1 8w9747 Hose A 98.47 98.47
1 3J7354 Seal O Ring 1.39 1,39
1 6V9170 Lecknut 4.89 4,89
LABOR
Description Line Tota!
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 30.00 30.00
Total Segment Parts 1,476.82
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 30.00
Segment 056 Total $3,026.82
eee — eee
RECONDITION - REAR - ENGINE COOLANT HEATER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 9N5253 Cord A 47,29 47.29
1 6N1604 CapA 6.32 6.32
1 966657 Element A 120.34 120,34
LABOR
Description - Line Total
Repair 285.00
wi Segment Pa aa gE
Total Segment Labor 285.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 057 Total $458.95
ee
RECONDITION - REAR - HIGH SPEED OIL. CHANGE GP
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
1 8W3214 CapA 66.93 66.93
1 2P1293 Locknut 20.14 20.14
1 8W3168 Hose A 120.50 120.50
1 8N6854 Gasket 5,52 5.52
PAGE: 30 OF 77
59 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
WN stares (OU
ESTIMATE
NO.:QID196926
SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
2 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1.79 3,58
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 285.00
a Sgmcn ag piers
Total Segment Labor 285.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 059 Total $504.14
NNN Ne SA rs hoy SS SsieesyS espP hs
RECONDITION - REAR - MUFFLER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 7W7439 Muffler A 749.57 749,57
1 1W3088 Clamp 75,80 75,80
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 190.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 50.00 50.00
Total Segment Parts 825.37
Total Segment Labor 190.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 50.00
Segment 060 Total $1,065.37
ep
RECONDITION - FRONT - HEATER HOSE/LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 9N3666 Valve A 21.20 42.40
849 5P0767 Cm-Hose Stk 0.16 135.84
6 5D1026 Clamp 2.78 16.68
4 9M8406 Clip 6.74 26.96
7 6D1641 Clip 9.09 63.63
1 4B4274 Washer 0.22 0.22
1 760819 Valve 282.39 282.39
1 0329828 Grommet 2.22 2.22
1 8W4114 Baffle 0.00 0.00
1 382093 Strap-Cable 0.22 0.22
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 570.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 35.00 35.00
PAGE: 31 OF 77
60 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
WESTERN CAT NO.:QID196926
A, STATES Vas SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
Tota! Segment Paris 570.56
Total Segment Labor 570.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 35.00
Segment 061 Total $1,175.56
CERT REBILD FRNT TRANS/TORQUE SEPD0212 SEPD0890 SEPD1031 SEP
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
3 1061793 Stud 14.57 43.71
1 6N8863 Washer 1.01 4.01
1 2385082 Seal-O-Ring 9.08 9.08
4 5K9107 Bolt 0.69 2.76
1 8M4443 Seal O Ring 6.68 6.68
2 2147568 Seal-O Ring 5.55 11.10
1 2385084 Seal-O-Ring 10.57 10.57
{ 8M4992 Seal O Rin 6.28 6.28
2 969150 Clip 8.76 17.52
2 3308196 Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 6V4365 5.65 11.30
8 8M4432 Seal O Ring 5.09 40.72
6 8M5248 Seal O Rin 5.28 31.68
12 187462 Seal 4.14 49.68
4 785757 Ring 0.59 0.59
1 675133 Gasket 5.06 5.06
5 5F7054 Seal 2.20 11.00
1 69850 Coupling As 196.33 196.33
1 6V0852 Cap 5.83 5.83
1 6V3965 Nipple A 27.53 27.53
1 8M4446 Seal O Rin 4.75 4.75
1 1274872 Harness As - replaces - 6V5828 233.39 233,39
7 6V3965 Nipple A 27.53 192.74
2 9W6964 Valve A 28.36 56.72
2 364354 Ball 0.33 0.66
2 6/4604 Plug 20.07 40.14
2 4H8380 Pin 1.51 3.02
2 1P9620 Ring 0.34 0.68
2 4D0514 Plug 4.85 9.70
1 2L6726 Ring 1.78 1.78
2 489880 Ball 0.44 0.88
2 4M2381 Spring 5.08 10.16
1 1470045 . Pin 1.71 1.71
1 5P7701 Seal 10.06 10.06
2 1450107 Spacer 5.99 11.98
4 379920 Spring 12.55 12,55
2 1450106 Spacer 5.87 11.74
3 1450105 Spacer 4.82 14.46
1 675409 Spring 19.37 19.37
1 8M6402 Spring 21.05 21.05
3 5M3492 Spacer 2.09 6.27
4 7M1397 Spacer 2.18 8.72
1 613177 Spring 11.64 11.64
1 1L3162 Ring 2.04 2.04
1 5M9548 Spring 5.57 5.57
1 81078 Check 24.76 24.76
1 2500466 Seal-O-Ring 10.41 10.41
1 1H4142 Ring 0.59 0.59
1 617640 Filter 22.52 22.52
1 872925 Pin-Spring 3.46 3.46
PAGE: 32 OF 77
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61
Ww
0314630
1293033
363916
716210
9P0652
9P0683
4B9880
4M2381
181636
181638
9W7410
770571
4M1751
5J2721
6J3993
5/1036
967132
3706345
967131
9D7884
770569
9w7412
770570
9W7411
3706346
2M9780
5P9287
3023809
2165367
1882887
1R0773
9X0941
9M1986
5M1932
5H6199
4K8603
3403689
0300061
880615
2P7023
3D7388
383875
4B7033
803447
782962
7B3028
8M7160
803446
307354
3L6917
8M4443
8M4992
1P4110
9P4251
380036
9W4662
889182
4869752
6P 1037
488724
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WESTERN °
STATES AT
Bolt
Spring A
Ring-Retain
Bolt
Retainer
Spring
Ball
Spring
Retainer
Ring
Spring
Spring
Spacer
Shim
Shim
Shim
Plug
Orifice As - replaces - 8P9738
Plug
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Orifice As - replaces - 8P9739
Seal O Ring
Washer
Valve Gp-Sol - replaces - 7X1120
Bearing Kit
Gasket Kit
Trans Filter Element
Nut
Spring
Stud
Ring
Plug
Stud-Taperlo - replaces - 208822
Cone A
Shim Pack
Shim Pack
Screen A
Screen
Spring
Cap
Washer
Screw
Magnet
Valve
Seal O Ring
Ring
Seal O Ring
Seal 0 Rin
Disc-Frictin
Fric-Disc
Plug
Disc
Ring
Bearing-Slee
Ring
DiscA
"- MEETING
ESTIMATE
NO.:QID196926
JULY 7, 2026
SERVICE CALL NO.: 80648933
0,55
67.57
0.76
20.00
15.77
16.52
0.44
5.08
5.85
0.59
15.68
11.80
2.09
2.07
2.09
2.15
18.49
123,37
21.68
9.78
11.78
15.54
11.59
15.72
123,37
1.95
0.94
277.07
3,407.25
1,716.57
22,13
2.40
9.89
10.80
5.59
5.86
13.23
65.00
193.20
110.62
135.63
77.73
7.93
6.20
12,50
0.22
7.72
27.40
1.39
2.49
6.68
6.28
194.61
165.15
3.54
109.68
7.23
36,00
1.95
107.62
0.55
135.14
1,52
40.00
31.54
115.64
3.08
35.56
40.95
4.13
62,72
35,40
33,44
28,98
31.35
15,25
55.47
740.22
21.68
68.46
35.34
31.08
11.59
15.72
123.37
3.90
0.91
554.14
3,401.25
1,716.57
22,13
2.40
9.89
75.60
5.59
5.86
26,46
390.00
386.40
110.62
135.63
77.73
7.93
6.20
12.50
0.44
38.60
27.40
1.39
2,49
6.68
6.28
973,05
330.30
31.59
329.04
7.23
36.00
1.95
215.24
PAGE: 33 OF 77
62
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS! - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
WESTERN AT NO.:Q1D196926
A, STATES Vas SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
5§ 9M6193 Spring A 4.50 247.50
14 6K4936 Balt 0.62 8.68
6 3892007 Disc-Frictio - replaces - 772336 165.15 990.90
1 2K5967 Ring 7.34 7.34
1 8H3981 Ring 2.62 2.62
1 382619 Ring 482 4,82
5 4M1677 Pin 20.77 103.85
5 4M1641 Pin 19.90 99.50
1 1M8649 Ring 27,21 27.21
5 6F6678 Spring 9.90 49.50
30 4M9592 Spring 8.15 244.50
10 1M9691 Spring 11.53 115.30
15 280044 Pin 15.42 231.30
3 8M5248 Seal O Rin 5.28 15.84
3 1M8652 Ring 17.83 §3.49
1 3D2907 Ring 6.72 6.72
9 208426 Stud 10.80 97.20
16 9M4355 Damper 5.71 91.36
12 380004 Washer 0.40 4.80
8 981018 Washer 6.27 50.16
1 8H3981 Ring 2.62 2.62
1 9W7466 Retainer 59,27 59,27
1 9M1975 Ring 2.75 2.75
1 3H1816 Ring 4.19 4.19
36 170689 Washer 0.55 19.80
1 170651 Ring 12.42 12.42
1 170649 Ring 8.95 8.95
1 2843599 Cam-Freewhee 1,097.81 1,097.81
1 887789 Ring 16.28 16.28
1 170665 Ring 452.43 452.43
1 6N5926 Sender-Temp 64.04 64.04
1 2033221 Switch As-Te - replaces - 7N9560 68.27 68.27
1 6022998 Indicator As - replaces - 4W0485 129.94 129.94
1 3240843 Harness As 113.33 113.33
1 20R7465 Sensor Gp - replaces - 3381462 653.94 653,94
1 20R7465C 200.68 200,68
-1 20R7465W 20R7465- Worn Core 200.68 -200.68
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 12,160.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 150.00 150.00
Total Segment Parts 17,138.09
Total Segment Labor 12,160.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 062 Total $29,448.09
en
CERTIFIED REBUILD REAR TRANS/TORQUE/TFR GEARS 3JB00585
PARTS
Qty
‘
1
4
f
Part Number
2204554
4538416
7G7178
3P8218
Description
Kit - Gasket
Kit Dt Beari
Shim Pack
Ring-Lock
Unit Price
1,308.69
2,025.10
78.86
8.11
Line Total
1,308.69
2,025.10
316.44
8.11
PAGE: 34 OF 77
—s
63
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
WESTERN °
AT
W STATES
0308535
1P2567
28257
7G7145
0L1026
1305300
674958
3B4508
434280
8P4764
8M8157
281381
1146658
809648
170738
9W1398
969150
886377
1267895
2J6356
2K4973
4J9780
3023809
782960
782979
782987
181638
4M2381
886214
856215
782951
86233
7M8532
181638
4M2381
2K4973
5M1932
4K8603
3B4506
8M8597
1028671
8E2477
619255
379165
9M2095
170479
436712
5M3406
6K4936
2P2913
9M1503
5K9107
4M5016
4M7092
AM9592
3K2510
3K2556
1M4169
1M4093
380036
Bolt
Cone
Seal
Shim Pack
Plug
Clip
Harness A
Lockwasher
Washer
Pin
Seal O Ring
Spring
Washer - replaces - 9X2026
Mount
Washer
Spacer
Clip
Pin-Lock
Control G - replaces - 8T8805
Ring-Lock
Nut - replaces - 285717
Plug
Valve Gp-Sol - replaces - 7X1120
Washer
Spring
Spring
Ring
Spring
Spacer
Spacer
Spring
Spring
Spring
Ring
Spring
Nut - replaces - 285717
Stud
Plug
Lockwasher
Spring
Disc
. Disc
Disc Fric
Spring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Bolt
Ring
Ring-Seal
Bolt
Spring
Ring
Spring
Pin
Ring
Ring-Seal
Ring
Plug
ESTIMATE
NO,:QID196926
JULY 7, 2026
SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
0.83
56.29
7.25
43.72
3.33
18.32
0.00
0.31
0.62
8.17
2.64
24,40
0.31
2.94
0.37
20.93
8.76
0.99
209.61
0.89
0.62
8.81
277.07
10.11
20.31
27.14
0.59
5.08
2.18
2.25
40,32
42.71
20.43
0.59
5.08
0.62
10.80
5.86
0.16
13,65
236.83
226,21
191.22
60.21
18.50
12.99
6.97
14.53
0.62
33.95
23.77
0.69
11.88
7.23
8.15
45.07
24.56
21.16
9.08
3.54
3.32
112.58
7.25
174.88
3.33
18.32
0.00
0.31
0.62
8.17
5.28
24.40
0.62
11.76
1.48
83,72
17.52
0.99
209.61
0.89
0.62
8.81
554,14
10.11
20.31
27.14
0.59
5.08
10.90
6.75
40,32
42,71
20.43
0.59
5.08
1.24
10.80
5.86
0.32
13.65
947.32
1,131.05
764.88
180.63
37.00
12.99
13.94
14.53
3.72
33,95
23,77
12.42
118.80
7.23
163.00
225.35
49.12
21.16
18.16
10.53
PAGE: 35 OF 77
64 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS! - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
WESTERN AT NO.:QID196926
A STATES Vast SERVICE CALLNO.: $C648933
16 9M4365 Damper 5.71 91.36
1 4534390 Kit Dt Gaske 333,58 333.58
1 4534394 Kit Dt Beari 1,807.31 1,807.31
4 1B8714 Key 2.20 2.20
1 2K0337 Nut 3.61 3.61
2 2R1236 Ring 12.37 24,74
1 886249 Ring 5.08 5.08
1 9P4253 Disc A 162.77 162.77
1 883370 Ring 32.49 32.49
1 889094 Plug 11.82 11.82
4 9P6587 Orifice 5.95 5,95
2 3303517 Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 5P4268 13.17 26.34
4 2147568 Seal-O Ring 5.55 22,20
1 402813 Spring 10.92 10,92
2 5M7914 Spacer 1.95 3.90
1 386925 Spring 20.36 20.36
4 3B4505 Lockwasher 0.16 0.64
1 679290 Valve G 255.23 255.23
2 5M7915 Spacer 2.04 4.08
36 170738 Washer 0.37 13.32
1 3F3727 Ring 10.18 10.18
1 170063 Sleeve 25.42 26.42
1 2K0723 Ring 7.23 7.23
1 6N5926 Sender-Temp 64.04 64.04
1 2033221 Switch As-Te - replaces - 7N9560 68.27 68.27
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 11,780.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 210.00 210.00
Total Segment Parts 11,930.43
Total Segment Labor 11,780.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 210.00
Segment 063 Total $23,920.43
re
RECONDITION - FRONT - RETARDER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 341907 Seal 1.58 3.16
1 9F7104 Ring 7.25 7.25
3 286498 Ring 61.89 185.67
1 579430 Race 354,12 354.12
1 9P6589 Race 45.18 45.18
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,615.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 20.00 20.00
PAGE: 36 OF 77
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JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
WESTERN AT NO.:QID196926
A, STATES YN SERVICE CALL NO.: 5C648933
Total Segment Parts 597.82
Total Segment Labor 1,615.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 20.00
Segment 064 Total $2,232.82
RECONDITION - FRONT - RETARDER LINES/VALVE
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 5D7464 Hose A 35.86 71.72
1 8W4325 Hose A 64.74 64.74
1 579948 Hose A 205.84 205.84
1 579949 Hose A 214.55 214.55
2 8M2772 Clip 5.52 11.04
1 3D6931 Hose A 61.88 61.88
3 78584 Clamp 20.92 62.76
3 515302 Grommet 27.26 81.78
1 486667 Hose A 52.89 52.89
2 8M4987 Seal O Ring 5.34 10.68
3 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1,79 5.37
1 8M8284 Seal O Ring 2.54 2.54
1 9M8406 Clip 6.74 6.74
1 9M7539 Seal O Ring 9.55 9.55
1 85010 Seal O Rin 7.84 7.84
7 875360 Washer 0.54 3.57
1 8M4986 Seal O Ring 5.95 5,95
1 8W0701 Hose A 188.06 188.06
1 579951 Hose A 209.52 209,52
1 8W2789 Hose A 73.88 73.88
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
2 8M5661 Seal O Ring 7.04 14.02
1 1P3705 Seal 4,36 4,36
2 5P7213 Washer 0.37 0.74
1 185646 Spring 20.11 20.11
1 9M7539 Seal O Ring 9.55 9.55
8 3B4506 Lockwasher 0.16 1.28
1 286538 Spring 21,46 21.46
1 960041 Diaphragm 36.14 36.14
1 816565 Pin 0.42 0.42
1 331907 Seal 1.58 1.58
1 9H2367 Spring 7.25 7.25
1 7D4048 Knob 15.93 15.93
1 4D5254 Ring 1.27 1.27
1 4D5252 Ring 41.90 41,90
1 4D5256 Seal-O-Ring 2.75 2.75
1 7D2117 Follower A 50.30 50.30
1 4765522 Service Gp - replaces - 4D5248 50.13 50.13
1 3H1461 Ring 3.09 3.09
1 4765522 Service Gp - replaces - 4D5262 50.13 50.13
1 7D4050 Valve A 90.65 90.65
1 4M8303 Seal O Ring 1.95 1.95
2 4B1319 Screw 1.39 2.78
2 3B4504 Lockwasher 0.16 0.32
2 4D5243 Lock Washer 0.22 0.44
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
PAGE: 37 OF 77
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WN stares LUAU
ESTIMATE
NO.:QID196926
JULY 7, 2026
SERVICE CALL NO,: SC648933
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
| misc 35.00 35.00
“plat Sogment Pars sesssssnsssuusaeyneseceascstesngnevnnnesmnensseeet 78786
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 35.00
Segment 065 Total $3,336.86
RECONDITION FRONT DRIVE SHAFT _ _
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 2D1523 Ring 6.91 6.91
1 7H7628 Bearing A 87.64 87.61
1 7D1677 Race 36.95 36.95
2 5H6005 Seal-O-Ring 1,58 3.16
1 170334 Bearing-Ball 90.41 90.41
24 5D0353 Bolt 0.92 22,08
1 6G0399 Spring 445,56 445.56
1 660389 Spider 757.07 757.07
2 7X3327 Bolt - replaces - 0308538 1.95 3.90
4 1653930 Boli-Hex Hea - replaces - 2A4639 1.05 4.20
2 660387 Disc 150.65 301.30
2 8D4408 Washer 24.79 49.58
1 2K8302 Bearing 17.03 17.03
1 5K0983 Seal 31.48 31,48
2 1170019 Disc Fric 160.87 321.74
1 5H4082 Seal-O-Ring 13.23 13.23
A 4H5232 Pin 0.34 1.36
1 9M5048 Nut 0.93 0.93
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,900.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 mise 25.00 25.00
oe a Toil Sogmant Pats eussesorsnpeesesnnssssnenenreseaneeeanuaunenste 10450
Total Segment Labor 1,900.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 25.00
Segment 053 Total $4,119.50
i
RECONDITION - FRONT - DRIVE TRAIN OIL LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number
8W2521
3J1907
8M4987
8W3560
8W0702
7M8485
3/7354
6V8397
HAM = AHH M&S
Description
Hose A
Seal
Seal O Ring
HoseA
HoseA
Seal
Seal O Ring
Seal
Unit Price
45.53
1,58
5,34
181.60
187.13
2.65
1.39
1.60
Line Total
45.53
4.74
10.68
181,60
187.13
2.65
2.78
8.00
PAGE: 38 OF 77
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JULY 7, 2026
ESTIMATE
WESTERN BA NO.:QID196926
A, STATES YN SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
1 4J0520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 3.02
1 §D6149 Screen A 66.54 66.64
3 1P3704 Seal 3.83 11.49
1 4J0521 Seal O Ring 3.09 3,09
5 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1.79 8.95
3 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 7.32
1 9L1480 Gasket 2.07 2.07
2 6V3956 Ring Back Up 6.02 12.04
2 6V0852 Cap 5.83 11.66
1 23019 Clamp 29,32 29.32
2 7X3327 Bolt - replaces - 0308538 1.95 3.90
2 8M4986 Seal O Ring 5.95 11.90
2 1P3705 Seal 4.36 8.72
1 8W2520 Hose A 109.56 109.56
1 8W2522 Hose A 46.49 46.49
1 3D2992 Seal-O-Ring 2.28 2.28
1 8W2399 Hose A 97.48 97.48
1 8M2773 Clip 9.19 9.19
1 2M9780 Seal O Ring 1.95 1.95
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,140.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 20.00 20.00
Total Segment Parts 890.08
Total Segment Labor 1,140.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 20.00
Segment 067 Total $2,050.08
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RECONDITION FRONT - FLYWHEEL HSG SCAVENGE PUMP
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 §D0353 Bolt 0.92 0.92
1 1B8702 Key 0.89 0.89
1 2N8611 Ring 3.18 3.18
1 8D4408 Washer 24.79 24.79
1 5H6734 Seal-O-Ring 6.66 6.66
4 6085568 6085568 - replaces - 850922 13.34 53.36
1 783029 Seal 9.72 9.72
1 4M0189 Seal O Ring 6.49 6.49
4 380004 Washer 0.40 1.60
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 25.00 25.00
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"tial Sogn’ Pats seovenesnannsvepuevrcesseeusnsnesveneestesenoonsese “aret
Total Segment Labor 760,00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 25.00
Segment 070 Total $892.61
RECONDITION - REAR - DRIVE TRAIN OIL LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 1P3705 Seal 4.36 4.36
1 579520 Hose A 178.13 178.13
3 8M4987 Seal O Ring 5.34 16,02
1 4D7388 Clip 9.31 9.31
1 §T9521 Hose A 369.74 369,74
1 8W0876 Hose A 186.87 186.87
6 8M5661 Seal O Ring 7.01 42.06
1 579518 Hose A 173.33 173.33
1 8M4986 Seal O Ring 5.95 5,95
7 815360 Washer 0.54 3.57
10 9M8406 Clip 6.74 67.40
1 7D6823 Hose A 167.31 167.31
{1 8D4765 Regulator 159,90 159.90
1 7D2629 Hose A 53.45 §3.45
1 3D8935 Hose A 57.96 57.96
36 5P1292 Om-Hose Stk 1.37 49,32
4 §P0507 Clamp 7.93 31.72
2 5F8000 Ring 497 9.94
1 6F6673 Seal 3.42 3.42
14 3718096 Cm Hose Bulk 0.70 9.80
4 9M7958 Clamp 4.98 19.92
1 8M4987 Seal O Ring §.28 6.28
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,140.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 60.00 60.00
Science ane “aha Sezronl Pais eves sssecsanavananscnsececeesusussuaverseseessts Aer
Total Segment Labor 1,140.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 60.00
Segment 071 Total $2,825.76
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RECONDITION - REAR - TRANSMISSION OIL FILTER
PARTS
Qty
1
{
1
1
1
1
1
{
Part Number
6V3965
2147568
2386084
9x0941
3434464
1332199
2385082
6V0852
Description
Nipple A
Seal-O Ring
Seal-O-Ring
Nut
Trans Filter Element
Spring
Seal-O-Ring
Cap
Unit Price
27.53
5.55
10.57
2.40
32.61
13.50
9.08
5.83
Line Total
27.53
5.55
10.57
2.40
32.61
13.50
9,08
5.83
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1 2147566 Seal-O-Ring 5.52 5.52
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 190.00
‘cual Sognent Pa sesssssnacatseanscenetanonsncsesscnneonnansesennena wieg
Total Segment Labor 190.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 072 Total $302.59
RECONDITION - REAR - DRIVE SHAFT
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 1730888 Spider Gp 224,17 448,34
8 2993398 Bolt Hex 5,52 44.16
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 475.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 20.00 20.00
ae Soren Pon sesstatanuaesonceesnntnetanunssetsvceensenstnesaae orn
Total Segment Labor 475.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 20.00
Segment 073 Total $987.50
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RECONDITION - REAR - RETARDER CONTROL VALVE
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 185646 Spring 20.11 20.11
1 9M7539 Seal O Ring 9.55 9.55
8 384506 Lockwasher 0.16 1.28
1 286538 Spring 21.46 21.46
1 960041 Diaphragm 36.14 36.14
1 8L6565 Pin 0.42 0.42
1 3J1907 Seal 1,58 1.58
1 9H2367 Spring 7.25 7.25
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380.00
ual SSgront Pars” . aa rT
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 074 Total $477.79
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CERTIFIED REBUILD FRONT DIFFERENTIAL SEPD0785 SEPD0087
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PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 8M4990 Seal O Rin 472 472
1 5H2824 Seal 7.25 7.25
8 0310223 Bolt 2.20 17.60
1 5H7370 Seal-O-Ring 3.71 3.71
2 6K7917 Bolt 1.36 2.72
1 2D8531 Lock 16.80 16.80
4 0307335 Bolt 3.53 14.12
24 2K0337 Nut 3.61 86.64
1 6FO711 Ring 3.54 3.54
12 0308535 Bolt 0.83 9.96
1 261665 Hose A 61.58 61.58
1 407794 Clip 5.52 5.52
2 5K9107 Bolt 0.69 1.38
1 660733 Bearing 70.32 70.32
1 6H3977 Ring 5.62 5.62
1 5P6628 Wire-Lock 2.29 2.29
2 859076 Cup 58.30 116.60
2 889075 Cone 155.12 310.24
1 7D6319 Ring 67.82 67,82
1 7D6102 Washer 172.80 172.80
1 7D6232 Seal 11.59 11.59
1 3F3728 Ring 20.14 20.14
1 7D6101 Washer 68.21 68.21
12 7D4893 Spring 14.93 179.16
1 7D6233 Seal 17.59 17.59
1 2D8364 Seal O Ring 21.59 21.59
1 8D5096 Seal 20.99 20.99
1 8F8861 Seal 14.31 14.31
1 1355173 Seal As - replaces - 3D1968 131.03 131.03
1 1P7896 Cup 43.02 43.02
1 1P7895 Cone 69.21 69.21
6 8X1062 Shim 8.19 49.14
8 8X1061 Shim 10.86 86.88
1 9H3360 Seal 19.54 19.51
1 4B8393 Cup 101.41 101.41
1 6F8110 Cone 266.72 266.72
1 9M5874 Shim-Pack 29,55 29.55
1 2H3932 Seal 2.74 2.74
1 1B8736 Key 1.75 1.78
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 2,660.00
Miscellaneous
Part Number Description Line Total
Miscellaneous $100.00
Total Segment Parts 2,138.77
Total Segment Labor 2,660.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 100,00
Segment 075 Total $4,895.77
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PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 6K7917 Bolt 1.36 2.72
16 6V4463 Bolt 2.53 40.48
1 5P1086 Seal 79,32 79.32
6 §P7213 Washer 0.37 2.22
6 6D4167 Shim 5.44 32.64
8 6D4168 Shim 6.20 49.60
1 9F1399 Ring 7.78 7.78
1 3F3049 Cone 152.86 152.86
1 209190 Cup 46.46 46.46
1 209191 Cone 81.49 81.49
1 6V0347 Cone 68.91 68.91
1 6F2956 Cup 52.67 52.67
1 6B3223 Cup 75.11 76.11
20 364307 Bolt 3.33 66.60
7 6D7615 _ Shim 5.69 39.83
8 6D7616 Shim 7.01 56.08
1 2K2939 Seal 7.90 7.90
1 3F1396 Cone 164.57 164.57
1 8B6343 Cup ; 59,36 59,36
12° §M1932 Stud 10.80 129.60
1 5M7329 Seal O Ring 16.05 16.05
8 1K6872 Nut 1.19 9.52
2 8W6886 Spring 93.55 187.10
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,800.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 50.00 50.00
Total Segment Parts 1,428.87
Total Segment Labor 3,800.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 50.00
Segment 076 Total $5,278.87
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CERTIFIED REBUILD - FRONT - FINAL DRIVE & WHEEL BOTH
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 1P9693 Cone 331.41 662.82
2 1P9594 Cup 93.99 187.98
2 2P1823 Cup 93.10 186.20
2 2P1824 Cone 304.32 608.64
6 2F6067 Ring 6.10 36.60
12 261006 Spacer 34.93 419.16
2 264553 Plate 104.53 209.06
2 3D2239 Valve G 15.30 30.60
2 3D5852 Ring 91.60 183,20
2 400141 Ring 7.79 15.58
12 403151 Roller A 44,44 533.28
2 5B3265 Gasket 5.73 11.46
2 6B5262 Plug 31.94 63.88
2 668370 Shim Pack 79,44 158.88
4 3K0360 Seal 1.76 7.04
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2 9D8717 Spacer 112.34 224.68
2 965319 Seal G 484.77 369.54
8 0308535 Bolt 0.83 6.64
2 1M9015 Seal-O-Rin 13.35 26.70
2 202444 Seal 32.17 64.34
6 308418 Spacer 38.41 230.46
2 3D8422 Seal O Ring 19.90 39.80
2 4D1577 Seal O Ring 11.56 23,12
2 4F2411 Seal 16.31 32.62
16 5K8454 Bolt 1.51 24,16
2 6F4855 Seal 1.71 3.42
2 267781 Sealant 21.50 43.00
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 4,560.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 150.00 150.00
‘hal Sogmont Paris sesensstenennesvansoseeeceaennnonaesenoesissaete ; rr
Total Segment Labor 4,560.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 077 Total $9,112.86
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CERTIFIED REBUILD - REAR - FINAL DRIVEMWHEEL/BRAKE BOTH
Qty Part Number
2 1P9593
2 1P9594
6 2F6067
2 261006
2 264653
2 2P1823
2 2P1824
2 3D2239
2 3D5852
6 308418
2 4D0141
2 403151
2 §B3265
2 6B5262
2 668370
2 9D8717
2 965319
8 0308535
2 1M9015
2 202444
5 3403688
2 3D8422
2 3K0360
2 401677
6 5K8454
2 6F4855
Description
Cone
Cup
Ring
Spacer
Plate
Cup
Cone
Valve G
Ring
Spacer
Ring
Roller A
Gasket
Plug
Shim Pack
Spacer
Seal G
Bolt
Seal-O-Rin
Seal
Stud-Taperlo - replaces - 2D5238
Seal O Ring
Seal
Seal O Ring
Bolt
Seal
Unit Price
331.41
93.99
6.10
34,93
104.53
93.10
304,32
15.30
91.60
38.41
7.79
44,44
5.73
31.94
79.44
112.34
184.77
0.83
13,35
32.17
43.46
19.90
1.76
11.56
1.51
1.71
Line Total
662.82
187.98
36,60
419.16
209,06
186.20
608.64
30.60
183.20
230.46
15.58
533.28
11.46
§3.88
158.88
224.68
369.54
6.64
26.70
64,34
201.90
39.80
3.52
23,12
24.16
3.42
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LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 4,180.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 150.00 150.00
‘inal Segond Port secoseneansnnnesecennaneeseenseunssnertteesestee ; Ee
Total Segment Labor 4,180.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 160.00
Segment 078 Total $8,855.62
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RECONDITION DIFF LOCK CONTROL & LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 487572 Hose A 35.05 35.05
1 7D4922 Hose A 54.54 54.54
2 4B4274 Washer 0.22 0.44
1 5M9708 Spring 19.22 19.22
1 1B2578 Nut 0.22 0,22
1 7N9719 Valve Soleno 178,92 178.92
1 3B4607 Cotter Pin 0.13 0.13
1 7H4155 Shockmount 25.92 25,92
2 1H4393 Lock Washer 0.16 0.32
1 373132 Switch A 84.10 84.10
1 5D0470 Valve G - replaces - 1146537 99.61 99.61
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 570.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 25.00 25.00
nee see seotsssnesaeesussnsneastarsencunsnanueanseeentansnsn a
Total Segment Labor 570,00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 25.00
Segment 137 Total $1,093.47
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RECONDITION - FRONT - SERVICE BRAKE BOTH
PARTS
Qty Part Number
2D0626
5F2830
7F7781
7F7783
1061242
5P6628
8D4004
3D4654
4B5006
2F6066
5P9949
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MMMM Pa hOOM Pp
Description
Seal
Bearing
Washer
Spring
Spacer
Wire-Lock
Spring
Washer
Fitting
Ring
Bearing
Unit Price
8.83
27.79
1.87
2.84
6.36
2.29
21.96
1,45
5.68
5.86
15.88
Line Total
35,32
09.58
14.96
22.72
934.24
2.29
87.84
2.90
11.36
11.72
31,76
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2 9H8839 Seal 8.36 16.72
4 0R8381 Shoe As Brak 401.27 1,605.08
4 0R8381C 516.67 2,066.68
-4 0R8381W Shoe As Brak- Worn C 516.67 -2,066.68
1 1692902 Adjuster As - replaces - 5D5754 1,349.74 1,349.74
1 1692903 Adjuster As - replaces - 505755 1,349.74 1,349.74
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,420.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 mise 90.00 90.00
“olan Sogment Pars snvonssennenasnesnnansceecannenuancensonsessesats ; “3S
Total Segment Labor 3,420.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 90.00
Segment 079 Total $8,641.97
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RECONDITION - REAR - SERVICE BRAKE BOTH
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
8 2D0626 Seal 8.83 70.64
4 5F2830 Bearing 27.79 111.16
2 5F2754 Ring 6.94 13.88
2 5F2852 Washer 1.61 3.22
2 2F6066 Ring 5.86 11.72
2 3D4654 Washer 1.45 2.90
4 8D4004 Spring 21.96 87.84
8 7F7783 Spring 2.84 22.72
84 1061242 Spacer 6.36 534.24
1 5P6628 Wire-Lock 2.29 2.29
8 7F7781 Washer 1.87 14.96
2 357283 Fitting 3.79 7.58
2 4B5006 Fitting 5.68 11.36
4 0R8381 Shoe As Brak 401.27 1,605.08
4 0R8381C 516.67 2,066.68
-4 OR83381W Shoe As Brak- Worn C 516.67 -2,066.68
2 1692904 Adjuster As - replaces - 5D5749 1,211.66 2,423.32
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,040.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 150.00 450.00
Se eT a CTT
Total Segment Labor 3,040.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 080 Total $8,112.91
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RECONDITION FRONT BRAKE LINES/VALVES/ACTUATORS
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PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 9D0156 Hose A 50.69 101.38
6 2M1908 Fitting 19.97 119.82
2 61154 Hose A 41,95 83.90
3 738581 Clamp 20,92 62.76
6 575303 Grommet 9.99 59.94
1 2D6403 Pin 0.89 0.89
1 9D0338 Valve G 71.77 71.77
1 6D0918 Valve A 253.94 253.94
1 5P6011 M Tube Stk 1.90 1.90
5 7K1181 Strap Cable 0.59 2.95
1 3D6872 Hose A 82.72 82.72
1 5D7688 Hose A 40.12 40.12
1 8W0697 Hose A 62.79 62,79
1 8W0703 Hose A 68.27 68,27
1 4D6463 Clip 15.22 16,22
1 8X5444 Valve Relay - replaces - 577242 107.22 107.22
1 §J7585 Hose A 38.98 38.98
1 7D5937 Hose A 40,83 40.83
1 660593 Valve 70,59 70.59
1 5K9858 Hose A 37.28 37.28
1 5J1163 Hose A 40,03 40.03
1 6D4244 Clip 8.17 8.17
1 52823 Grommet 11.67 11.67
2 70446 Clip 2.65 5.30
2 1A9252 End 36.14 72.28
2 5B9079 Nut 0.28 0.56
2 1B8706 Key 1.26 2.52
1 789203 Washer 0.40 0.40
1 3K9042 Ring 0.42 0.42
1 5P7661 Bearing 12.22 12.22
1 6D3787 Bearing 14.33 14.33
1 9D8121 Roller 8.98 8.98
1 3B4607 Cotter Pin 0.13 0.13
1 7B9323 Pin 12,96 12,96
1 2R0724 Button 8.14 8.14
3 3B4505 Lockwasher 0.16 0,48
1 2R0719 Plunger 44,70 44,70
1 503636 Boot 6.36 6.36
1 2D6006 Pin 6.37 6,37
1 3B4610 Cotter Pin 0.14 0.14
2 8W8357 Actuator G 1,178.05 2,356.10
1 903408 Knob 19.97 19.97
1 2D6403 Pin 0.89 0.89
1 3V8313 Valve A 105.34 105.34
1 4K2039 Seal O Ring 1.45 1.45
1 8K6474 NutA 35.42 35.42
1 5K6077 Ring 12.24 12.24
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 2,375.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 75.00 75.00
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SERVICE CALL NO.: SC648933
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Total Segment Parts 4,110.84
Total Segment Labor 2,375.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 75.00
Segment 081 Total $6,560.84
RECONDITION - REAR - BRAKE LINES/ACTUATORS(SEPD0844)
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
4 8W2122 Hose A 168.82 168.82
2 2M1908 Fitting 19.97 39,94
1 781912 Clip 16.95 16.95
21 6D4246 Clip 6.79 142.59
2 7D7233 Clip 10,83 21.66
12 5K5338 Clip 8.08 96.96
1 5J9602 Hose A 77.99 77.99
1 660593 Valve 70.59 70,59
1 810376 Valve-Drain 21.79 21.79
1 5D5885 Hose A 44.11 44.11
1 4D0487 Valve As 84,29 84.29
1 7D7419 Hose A 39.55 39.55
1 6J1154 Hose A 41,95 41.95
1 3D6395 Hose A 75.43 75.43
1 8x5444 Valve Relay 107.22 107.22
2 7D6294 Hose A 37.93 75.86
1 1568135 Hose As 265.16 265.16
2 8W8358 Actuator Gp 1,178.05 2,356.10
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 2,280.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1° misc 100.00 100.00
“pial Segnont Pas sevauanunsessesecsesasueannanneeeeceeneanscunaes ; “a8
Total Segment Labor 2,280.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 100.00
Segment 082 Total $6,126.96
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RECON SELECTOR VALVE HITCH CONTROL & PURGE VALVE
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 7F8267 Ring 4.04 4.04
1 188702 Key 0.89 0.89
1 43044 Bearing 4,93 4.93
1 875416 Seal 9.09 9.09
1 368591 Spring §2.53 52.53
{ 4J5573 Seal 3.54 3.54
2 4J0525 Seal O Ring 4.22 8.44
1 331907 Seal 1.58 1.58
2 7F8607 Seal O Ring 1.92 3,84
1 0346681 Bolt 2.87 2.87
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
2 2890401 Plug As.-Det - replaces - 41184 156.72 313.44
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1 9/4848 Valve 116.33 116.3
1 363126 Spring 18.20 182
3 766741 Spacer 0.50 1.50
1 4K1388 Seal O Ring 3.08 3.08
1 8/0245 Spring 13.21 13.21
2 3K0360 Seal 2.07 4.14
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 665.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 30.00 30.00
a Somen nT TTT
Total Segment Labor 665.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 30.00
Segment 058 Total $1,259.09
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RECON TRACTOR CONT GP TRAILING HYD HOSES/LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number
5K8454
519799
6/2680
3K0360
6V4463
5M3038
519811
4J0524
9F7283
5P0599
3718954
4F7507
3D2824
381223
3B8428
8T5360
2D0598
284078
3/1907
0L1329
5T9804
440520
6V9746
0310225
0310224
2P1293
519803
0319253
579810
5T9805
4J5267
579813
6V8398
8w6113
759108
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Description
Bolt
Hose A
Seal O Ring
Seal
Bolt
Seal O Ring
Hose A
Seal-O-Ring
Ring
Clamp
Cm Hose Bulk - replaces - 5P1270
Seal
Seal O Ring
Seal-O-Ring
Capscrew
Washer
Seal O Ring
Seal
Seal
Cap Screw
Hose A
Seal-O-Ring
Seal O Ring
Bolt
Bolt
Locknut
Hose A
Bolt
Hose A
Hose A
Seal-O-Ring
Hose A
Seal O Ring
Hose A
Seal
Unit Price
1.51
364.82
5.38
1.76
2.53
10.33
231,20
4.04
7A9
8.24
3.05
9.51
2.44
8.59
2.37
0.51
3.02
3.08
1.58
3.21
195.07
3,02
1.79
6.07
5.81
20.14
102.99
10.17
97,20
104.32
2.58
134.93
1.64
93,13
1.73
Line Total
9.06
364.82
5.38
1.76
2,53
10.33
231.20
16.16
7.49
32.96
54.90
9.51
2.44
8.59
9.48
2.04
3.02
3.08
7,90
6.42
780,28
54.36
10.74
24,28
17.43
80.56
205.98
61.02
97.20
104.32
5.16
269.86
24.60
186.26
5.19
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AT NO.:QID196926
A STATES Va SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
6 7X3327 Bolt - replaces - 0308538 1.95 11.70
2 59815 Hose A 112.38 224,76
5 5K1094 Lock Washer 0.43 2.16
1 6V9170 Locknut 4.89 4,89
1 579801 Hose A 158.39 158.39
1 8Ww9121 Hose A 222.00 222,00
1 6V0422 Plug 43,45 43.45
3 6K7917 Bolt 1.36 4.08
2 8w9120 Hose A 337.01 674.02
1 765986 Grommet 75.11 75.11
4 0310223 Bolt 2.20 8,80
2 4J0522 Seal-O-Ring 3.31 6.62
1 8W4325 Hose A 64.74 64.74
1 7N9719 Valve Soleno 178.92 178.92
2 4B4274 Washer 0.22 0.44
1 4D7794 Clip 5.52 5.52
1 3D8938 Hose A 57.40 57.40
3 6V3256 Rad-End 54.17 162.54
3 666875 Retainer 9.94 29.82
3 3K8280 Pin 4,40 13.20
3 5B3254 Nut 0.31 0.93
3 4B2649 End 20.70 62.10
3 6V8397 Seal 1.60 4.80
1 579812 Hose A 58.45 58.45
6 3B4615 Cotter Pin 0.16 0.96
2 2A1736 Handle 12.24 24,48
1 263970 Switch G 247.66 247.66
1 571636 Harness A 22.69 22.69
6 6K4442 Balljoint A 38.46 230.70
6 2K0564 Nut 1.27 7.62
6 1B4430 Nut 0.46 2.76
1 8W5374 Cover 305.74 305.74
1 8W4256 Boot 250.02 250.02
12 2P9858 Bearing 13.82 165.84
1 664063 Gasket 20.36 20.36
1 4H6996 Pin 3.94 3.94
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 2,280.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number ’ Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 115.00 115.00
Total Segment Parts 6,073.88
Total Segment Labor 2,280.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 115.00
Segment 083 Total $8,468.88
i
RECONDITION - PUSH-PULL CONTROL VALVE
PARTS
Qty Part Number
{
{
{
2
{
972133
9J5490
475967
4F8946
5H6005
Description
Valve Gp
Spring
Spring
Seal
Seal-O-Ring
Unit Price
237.48
18.17
20.68
2.65
1.58
Line Total
237.48
18.17
20.68
5.30
1,58
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3 4K1388 Seal O Ring 2.62 7.86
1 7J5926 Retainer 29,78 29.78
1 5F9144 Seal 1.26 1.26
1 3J7354 Seal O Ring 1.39 1,39
1 6F6673 Seal 2.91 2.91
2 7F8698 Capscrew 2.60 5,20
1 8F9206 Seal 1.64 1.64
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
1 5J1987 Spring 17.13 17.13
1 2H3932 Seal 2.74 2.74
7 3H2549 Shim 2.07 14.49
1 1K4066 Spring 8.12 8.12
1 6E0228 Valve G 240.96 240.96
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 40.00 40.00
a Sega Bas as
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 40.00
Segment 084 Total $1,419.13
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RECONDITION - PUSH-PULL - HYDRAULIC HOSES/LINES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
3 4J5267 Seal-O-Ring 2.58 7.74
3 6V8398 Seal O Ring 1.64 4,92
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
1 435477 Seal O Ring 1.51 1.51
1 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1.79 1.79
1 484455 Clip 9.25 9.25
1 8X7804 Hose A 166.06 166.05
1 3J7354 Seal O Ring 1.39 1.39
1 579964 Hose A 101.24 101.24
2 3K0360 Seal 1.76 3,52
1 6D4636 Clip 12.15 12.15
1 579962 Hose A 93,29 93.29
1 368047 Grommet 40.29 40.29
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 30.00 30.00
Tia Sogou Paris sessssesneauensunsntoeeseeseeceeruesansmaaneneseans ree
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 30.00
Segment 085 Total $1,235.58
Sr epee,
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RECONDITION - LEVELING - HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVE
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 4J0525 Seal O Ring 4,22 8.44
1 5J4698 Spring 17.13 17.13
1 5K6698 Ring 3.82 3.82
1 6V8347 Seal 10.58 10.58
1 4J7533 Seal O Ring 1.26 1.26
1 2890401 Plug As.-Det - replaces - 41184 186.72 156.72
1 0308535 Bolt 0.83 0.83
1 4J0521 Seal O Ring 3.09 3.09
1 6E2577 Spring 24.38 24.38
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 25.00 25.00
Fe a pe
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 25.00
Segment 086 Total $1,011.25
LS
RECONDITION - REAR - HYDRAULIC TANK
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 5J3316 Gasket 65.05 65.05
1 4926794 Stainer - replaces - 537438 17.75 17,75
1 237761 Ring 6.72 6.72
1 812275 Ball 0.47 0.47
1 9H6454 Gasket 3.37 3.37
1 7H1447 Cap 22.45 22,45
1 6H9361 Ring 6.72 6.72
1 8H9818 Gasket 3.21 3.21
1 4/8251 Grommet . 11.20 11.20
1 4/8252 Glass 30.11 30.14
42 2K4973 Nut 0.62 26.04
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 , misc 35.00 35.00
Fe a peg mmm ae
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 35.00
Segment 066 Total $988.09
poe
RECONDITION - HYDRAULIC OIL COOLER CLEAN ONLY
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LABOR
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number
1
Description
Repair
Description
misc
Unit Price
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Total Segment Parts
Total Segment Labor
Total Segment Miscellaneous
Segment 087 Total
Line Total
190.00
Line Total
$890.00
er,
RECONDITION - FRONT - HYDRAULIC TANK
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 3/1907 Seal 1.58 1.58
1 2222210 Adapier-Sto - replaces - 268227 17.34 17.34
1 5070644 Breather As - replaces - 2G8227 166.88 166.88
1 5D1901 Washer 3.49 3.49
1 812275 Ball 0.47 0.47
1 4J3815 Gasket 6.80 6.80
1 1M8649 Ring 27.21 27.21
1 2480363 Strainer - replaces - 3D6678 38.90 38.90
4 §P1717 Clamp 9.70 38.80
1 7B2805 Ring 6.23 6.23
3 2H6338 Seal 5.87 17.61
1 269356 Gasket 49.50 49.50
1 6V3830 Seal O Ring 17.00 17.00
74 §D0353 Bolt 0.92 68.08
1 5J3316 Gasket 65.05 65.05
1 5P1296 Cm-Hose Stk 2.21 2.21
4 0352017 Screw 6.32 25,28
4 §H6005 Seal-O-Ring 1.58 6.32
1 661249 Gasket 21,52 21,52
1 5H8985 Pin 2.49 2.49
8 0308537 Bolt 1.33 10.64
1 9/8243 Retainer 132.43 132,43
1 61080 Grommet 17.08 17.08
1 6J1081 Giass 15.56 15.56
1 631126 Plate 23.75 23,75
1 4J0524 Seal-O-Ring 4,04 4.04
1 5F8000 Ring 422 4,22
1 1837262 1837262 14.70 14.70
2 1R0732 Hyd Filter Element 28.19 56.38
1 5P3092 Seal 10.57 10.57
1 6F5559 Seal 1.49 1.49
2 742994 Retainer 64.57 129.14
1 819056 Bolt 1.07 1.07
1 6H3956 Pin 1.79 1,79
1 7/2983 Spring 154.59 154.59
4 363273 Spring 62.22 62.22
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,140.00
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MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 50.00 50.00
Total Segment Parts 1,222.43
Total Segment Labor 1,140.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 50.00
Segment 088 Total $2,412.43
RECON TRAILING UNIT HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVE -
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 440520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 6.04
1 63134 Seal 1.39 1.39
1 8/2097 Spring 37.23 37.23
1 89422 Spring 20.14 20.14
2 387005 Ring 4.79 9,58
1 9/6441 Spring 27.96 27.96
1 7K2558 Washer 4.14 4,14
2 2M9780 Seal O Ring 1.95 3.90
1 9/5622 Spring 37.67 37.67
2 936442 Spring 22.33 44.66
8 8/4455 Ball 0.47 3.76
4 871360 Ring Ret 7.87 31.48
2 5F7054 Seal 2.20 4,40
3 5K0216 Seal 2.62 7,86
4 3K0360 Seal 1.76 7,04
4 815360 Washer 0.51 2.04
3 6/1889 Seal V Cup 44.01 42.03
3 85963 Seal 6.44 19.32
1 842085 Poppet 53.76 53.76
1 82086 Spring 9.57 9.57
1 6V6234 Set Screw §.02 5,02
1 6F6672 Seal 1.85 1.85
1 8J8658 Bushing 23.48 23.48
1 4H1723 Seal 6.37 6.37
1 7J7320 Seal 13.08 13.08
1 3D2992 Seal-O-Ring 2.28 2.28
2 3B4505 Lockwasher 0.16 0.32
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
6 8/4452 Shim 0.56 3.36
3 9/1330 Shim 2.15 6.45
1 417292 Spring 13.84 13.84
1 6/2561 Valve 11.54 11.54
1 331907 Seal 1.58 1,58
1 3K0360 Seal 1.76 1.76
3 6/8696 Shim 2.15 6.45
1 9X6395 Nut O Ring 5.55 5.55
1 412770 Spring 14.43 14.43
1 4K1388 Seal O Ring 2.62 2,62
1 8J0331 Valve 54.56 54,55
1 471044 Spring 12.99 12,99
1 2K8198 Seal O Ring 2.53 2.53
1 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2.44
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WESTERN
STATES
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LABOR
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty
1
Part Number
Description
Repair
Description
misc
Unit Price
Seemapneon yeu PEESGESUESoREEALamsuaayenmmynsOuPEN AEE AES bennaSy
Total Segment Parts
Total Segment Labor
Total Segment Miscellaneous
Segment 089 Total
Line Total
1,520.00
Line Total
TONNE Nomsumy me ren bEnonaessenemeperaneutarne
$2,108.90
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RECONDITION - SCRAPER DRAFT FRAME CHECK VALVES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 7M8485 Seal 2.66 5.30
1 5M7883 Spring 15.84 15.84
1 3J1907 Seal 1.58 1,58
1 282596 Spring 7,34 7.34
1 4B9783 Ball 0.52 0.52
1 5B6578 Spring 14.76 14.76
2 7M8485 Seal 2.65 5.30
1 5M7883 Spring 15.84 15.84
1 3/1907 Seal 1.58 1.58
1 252596 Spring 7.34 7.34
1 4B9783 Ball 0.52 0.52
1 5B6578 Spring 14.76 14.76
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 570.00
iol Sogmant Pare sanscsensenspecontussastssseeesttseesancenssesoresenas ses
Total Segment Labor 570.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 090 Total $660.68
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RECON SCRAPER HYD LINES DRAFT FRAME & EJECTOR
PARTS
Q
_
OBRMWWRAADMoaAmNywooOp —&
Part Number
3/1907
6V0683
5D0353
60422
1P3704
364037
4J5140
40522
8W2340
8W2343
6V7359
8X1146
8X1143
8x1142
Description
Seal
Grommet
Bolt
Plug
Seal
Hose A
Seal O Ring - replaces - 817231
Seal-O-Ring
Hose A
Hose A
Grommet
Spacer
Clamp
Clamp
Unit Price
1.58
20.08
0.92
43.45
3.83
111.45
2.20
3.31
227.46
233,67
22.47
30.53
21.11
21.17
Line Total
6.32
160.64
8.28
86.90
19.15
111.45
4,40
19.86
227.46
233.67
67.41
366.36
84.44
169.36
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6 4J0520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 18.12
8 889191 Balt 2.18 17.44
8 8X1141 Clamp 25.47 203.76
2 8w2342 HoseA 213.19 426.38
{1 8W2341 Hose A 227.08 227.08
2 4J0527 Seal O Ring 467 9.34
1 7G5986 Grommet 75.11 75.11
4 5P8444 Grommet 47.21 188,84
6 7X3327 Bolt - replaces - 0308538 1.95 11.70
1 8W7174 Hose A 221.43 221.43
2 8w2345 Hose A 95.25 190.50
10 6V8397 Seal 1.60 16.00
1 8w0847 Hose A 66.63 66.63
4 6V8398 Seal O Ring 1.64 6.56
1 8W3489 Hose A 77.15 77.18
1 8W2344 Hose A 95,23 95,23
1 8W2346 Hose A 98.34 98.34
10 8X3733 Clamp A 115.18 1,151.80
10 8X3735 Clamp A 59.92 599.20
2 450524 Seal-O-Ring 4.04 8.08
16 875360 Washer 0.51 8.16
6 4J0522 Seal-O-Ring 3.31 19.86
1 8J7783 Hose A 274,36 274.36
1 8X3294 Hose A 311.50 311.50
A 8X1141 Clamp 25.47 101.88
1 4P3705 Seal 436 4.36
2 8W2397 Hose As 284.65 569.30
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 4,180.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 150.00 150.00
Total Segment Parts 6,563.81
Total Segment Labor 4,180.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 091 Total $10,893.81
RECONDITION - HYDRAULIC HOSES/LINES - CUSHION HITCH
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
3 5K9090 Seal O Ring 2.01 6.03
1 579808 Hose A 98.83 98.83
1 4K1388 Seal O Ring 2.62 2.62
1 809947 Clip 14.82 14.82
5 3J7354 Seal O Ring 1.39 6.95
6 6V8397 Seal 1.60 9.60
10 4J5477 Seal O Ring 1.51 15.10
7 3J1907 Seal 1,58 11.06
1 272167 Hose A 32.71 32.71
1 2P1279 Locknut 2.01 2.01
2 5B9079 Nut 0.28 0.56
2 4D4064 Rod-End 28.18 56.36
1 8W9340 Hose A 179.38 179.38
1 579936 Hose A 61.68 61.68
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§ 8M2773 Clip 9,19 45,95
3 7K1181 Strap Cable 0.59 1.77
1 3F9559 Lock Washer 0.24 0.24
2 8W9658 Clamp 48.61 97.22
2 1B8704 Key 0.99 1.98
1 8W1305 Knob 20,39 20.39
2 6D3479 Clip 7.53 15.06
1 5T9960 Hose A 50.95 50,95
8 6V8398 Seal O Ring 1.64 13.12
1 5P6994 Clip 15.89 15.89
4 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2,44 9.76
1 8W2522 Hose A 46.49 46,49
1 579813 Hose A 134.93 134.93
3 6V1249 Grommet 22.92 68.76
1 2M9780 Seal 0 Ring 1.95 1.95
1 579931 Hose A 225,22 225.22
1 4J0520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 3.02
1 8W9339 Hose A 41,08 41.08
3 6P8112 Grommet 30.90 92.70
1 1B8702 Key 0.89 0.89
1 7M8485 Seal 2.65 2.65
1 1757898 Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 2H4145 6.32 6.32
1 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1.79 1.79
3 3K0360 Seal 1.76 5,28
1 579958 Hose A 115.34 115,31
1 818197 Clip 14.79 14,79
1 579806 Hose A 58,00 58.00
1 0926023 Hose A 44.45 44.45
1 579935 Hose A 65.26 65.26
1 1K6649 Bushing 21.97 21.97
1 8W4977 Hose A 54.42 §4.42
1 8W3569 Screen A 17.13 17.13
2 4J0522 Seal-O-Ring 3.31 6.62
1 7M8485 Seal 2.65 2.65
3 4J0520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 9,06
1 8J1081 Spring 145.53 145.53
1 4K1540 Pin 5.48 5.48
3 3B4617 Cotter Pin 0.19 0.57
1 6G6875 Retainer 9.94 9.94
1 5B3254 Nut 0.31 0.31
1 714601 Hose As 133.68 133.68
2 6K1304 Bolt 7.34 14.68
1 6V3256 Rod-End 54.17 54.17
1 4H1477 Pin 12.24 12.24
1 4H9369 Pin 13.21 13.21
2 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1.79 3.58
3 6V5839 Washer-Hard 0.46 1.38
1 714602 Strip 60.31 60.31
1 8W0068 Hose A 135.50 135.50
1 8wo070 Hose A 156.49 156.49
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 30.00 30.00
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“lal Segment Pats suyanseessevnnnuepursenseseesenequeqemenseeeeeett ; S788
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 30.00
Segment 092 Total $4,107.85
REPLACE WITH REMAN - CUSHION HITCH - ACCUMULATOR
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ 30R0229 Accumulator 4,154.57 1,154.57
1 30R0229C 673.29 673,29
-1 30R0229W Accumulator- Wom Co 673.29 673.29
LABOR :
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 80.00 80.00
wal Soumiout Pal sevvesseenssnnnnsvoerssreecenssnuasaneseeenensa ieee
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 80.00
Segment 093 Total $1,994.57
rn LENSE
RESEAL & LIGHT HONE EJECTOR CYLINDER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
4 2460641 Kit-Seal-H.C 492.98 492.98
1 2/0564 Nut 124,52 124.52
6 1D4608 Cap Screw 6.08 36,48
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,710.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 25.00 25.00
Sent nT
Total Segment Labor 1,710.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 25.00
Segment 094 Total $2,388.98
re el
RESEAL & LIGHT HONE APRON LIFT CYLINDER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 2440954 Kit-Seal-H.C 344,19 344.19
4 3/6412 Bearing 54.23 216.92
1 3/9545 Nut 179.00 179.00
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LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 20.00 20.00
Tia Sopment Pa
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 20.00
Segment 095 Total $2,280.11
a ee
RESEAL & LIGHT HONE BOTH - BOWL LIFT CYLINDERS
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 3/9545 Nut 179.00 179.00
2 542445 Bearing 74,81 149.62
1 2422545 Kit-Seal-H.C 259.90 259.90
1 39546 Nut 179.00 179.00
1 2422545 Kit-Seal-H.C 259.90 259.90
2 542445 Bearing 74.81 149.62
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,800.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 45.00 45.00
Tblal Segmnont Barts svosssstsnnnssonsanessnneonsestanconceesunsnasnen iTro4
Total Segment Labor 3,800.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 45,00
Segment 096 Total $5,022.04
er re Te A Sys est
RESEAL & LIGHT HONE CUSHION HITCH LOAD CYL
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 2J0564 Nut 124.52 124.52
2 8J0201 Bearing 115.00 230.00
1 3K0360 Seal 1,76 1.76
1 3367351 Kit-Seal-H.C 202.10 202.10
LABOR -
Description Line Total
Repair 1,425.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 20.00 20.00
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Ba Bb 38
Total Segment Labor 4,425.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 20.00
Segment 097 Total $2,003.38
RECONDITION - PUSH-PULL BAIL CYLINDER
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 4D0298 Bearing 70.67 141.34
4 2402016 Kit-Seal-H.C 110.35 110.35
4 3Y¥2768 Ring 21.97 87.88
1 7J5639 Bolt 11.02 11.02
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 855.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 30.00 30.00
a Segment Bas ae ag
Total Segment Labor 855.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 30.00
Segment 098 Total $1,235.59
pr
RESEAL & LIGHT HONE BOTH STEERING CYLINDERS
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 5/5731 Nut 35.84 71.68
2 2D0094 Gasket 3.61 7.22
4 6/6043 Bearing §3.12 212.48
2 9/1676 Bearing 165.37 330.74
2 3B8489 Adapter Str 2.71 5,42
2 2430384 Kit-Seal-H.C 191.48 382.96
LABOR
Description Line Tota!
Repair 2,280.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 35.00 35.00
‘lal Sagnent Pars sesseeyecsacentsnusereestsmanansenenesesseesas Te
Total Segment Labor 2,280.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 35.00
Segment 099 Total $3,325.50
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RECONDITION - STEERING SERVO SENDER CYL
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 3651382 Kit-Seal-H.C 115.77 115.77
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2 9F2167 Screw 6.36 12.72
2 2P8376 Ring 3,93 7,86
2 368136 Retainer 47,77 95.54
2 5P9962 Bearing 39,89 79.78
4 6V8179 Ring 1.56 6.24
2 9/4782 Protector 0.89 1.78
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,140.00
wlal Segment ag eT TT
Total Segment Labor 1,140.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 100 Total $1,459.69
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RECONDITION - STEERING VALVE
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
8 875360 Washer 0.51 4.08
3 3/1907 Seal 1.58 4,74
1 8J2634 Spring 16.67 16.67
1 5P3108 Seal O Ring 1.95 1.95
10 4J5309 Seal 1.49 14.90
1 2M9780 Seal O Ring 1.95 1.95
1 8J0245 Spring 11.23 11.23
2 440526 Seal-O-Ring 4,39 8.78
2 430525 Seal O Ring 4,22 8.44
1 6J7240 Spring 19.85 19.85
8 4J7533 Seal O Ring 1.26 10.08
1 4J0524 Seal-O-Ring 4.04 4.04
1 9J8225 Valve G 84.01 84.01
1 4F7115 Spring 10.65 10.65
2 3K0360 Seal 1.76 3.52
1 3J7473 Shim 2.07 2.07
1 4J0528 Seal O Ring 4.84 4,84
3 7M8538 Spacer 1.42 4,26
1 8M8211 Spacer 2,62 2.62
1 219625 Spring 30.25 30.25
1 8J3661 Retainer 61.17 61.17
1 3P0439 Seal 5.02 5.02
1 6D1601 Spring 14.65 14.65
4 8B3115 Shim 0,55 2.20
{1 104714 Shim 3.34 3.34
2 7J0204 Seal O Ring 4.27 2.54
1 6J2680 Seal O Ring 5,38 5.38
9 3J7470 Shim 2.15 19.35
1 6E5066 Screen - replaces - 1U4715 28.69 28.69
2 9F2167 Screw 6.36 12.72
1 8J6815 Plug 15.60 15.60
{ 3D2824 Seal O Ring 2.44 2,44
1 8J3660 Retainer 29.49 29.49
1 7F8267 Ring 4.04 4.04
1 9X6395 Nut O Ring 5.55 5.55
1 1331480 Spacer 26.64 26.64
1 3k0360 Seal 1.76 1.76
2 282596 Spring 7.34 14.68
1 6B6863 Dowel 1.51 4.51
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2 475538 Valve Grp 241.11 482,22
8 3/1907 Seal 1.58 12.64
11 4J7533 Seal O Ring 1.26 13.86
1 3D8358 Ring 0.42 0.42
1 4K2039 Seal O Ring 1.45 1.45
1 4B9782 Ball 0.48 0.48
1 4D2297 Seal O Ring 1.58 1.58
1 917815 Ring 0.40 0.40
1 29780 Seal O Ring 1.95 1.95
1 104059 Spacer 0.37 0,37
1 1U4060 Spring 11,52 11.52
1 6H9691 Ring 1.05 1.05
1 3J1907 Seal 1.58 1.58
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 3,040.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 30.00 30,00
al Sonembae ne S
Total Segment Labor 3,040.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 30.00
Segment 101 Total $4,105.22
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RECONDITION -SCRAPER STEERING PUMP
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 5F3999 Seal 6.83 6.83
1 206417 Ring 3.82 3.82
1 OR1456 Cart A Remf 961.88 961.88
1 OR1456C 785.83 785.83
-1 OR1456W Cart A Remf- Worn Co 785.83 -785,83
1 0R1484 Cart A Remf 734.68 734.68
1 O0R1484C 600.24 600.24
-1 0R1484W Cart A Remf- Worn Go 600,24 -600.24
1 3/7719 Ring 6.74 6.74
1 311425 Bearing 53.29 §3.29
1 5P0904 Seal 40,49 40.49
1 6V2318 Seal 35.16 35.18
1 146474 Ring 3.11 3.11
1 367242 Plug 5.61 5.64
8 7J8080 Damper Bott 4.73 37.84
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,900.00
Tiel Sogmnent BARS aa as
Total Segment Labor 1,900.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0,00
Segment 102 Total $3,789.45
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RECONDITION SECONDARY STEERING PUMP
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PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
8 9D1141 Shim 5.81 46.48
4 §D0353 Bolt 0.92 3.68
1 2D6417 Ring 3,82 3,82
2 983582 Cone 44,38 88.76
2 983581 Cup 31.92 63.84
1 583676 Seal O Ring 9,09 9.09
1 3D8352 Ring 2.87 2,87
1 5F3999 Seal 6.83 6,83
8 §P7213 Washer 0.37 2.96
2 6V1899 Seal 23.98 47,96
1 0083214 Snap Ring 4,26 4.26
1 367242 Plug 5.64 5.61
1 581522 Ring 2.77 277
2 479299 Bushing 8.59 17.18
1 479301 Bushing 23.44 23.44
3 479300 Bushing 20.57 61.71
2 479298 Bushing ; 13,59 27.18
1 978619 Kit Seal 93.87 93.87
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,710.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 160.00 150.00
Toll Ssguent Par mm
Total Segment Labor 1,710.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 134 Total $2,372.31
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RECONDITION REGULAR & SECONDARY STEERING LINES/HOSES
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 579804 Hose A 195.07 390.14
2 4J0520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 6.04
2 0310223 Bolt 2.20 4.40
2 7M8485 Seal 2.65 5.30
2 5K9090 Seal O Ring 2.01 4,02
1 40524 Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 817214 4,04 4.04
42 3K0360 Seal 1.76 21.12
24 6V8398 Seal O Ring 1.64 39.36
3 5P8444 Grommet 47.21 141.63
12 875360 Washer 0.51 6.12
1 4J5573 Seal 3.54 3.54
1 301907 Seal 1.58 1.58
1 284078 Seal 3.08 3.08
2 3B8428 Capscrew 2.37 4.74
1 8W6842 Hose A 231.35 231,35
2 430522 Seal-O-Ring 3.31 6.62
1 579820 Hose A 246.59 246.59
1 §T9829 Hose A 136.76 136.76
1 8W2946 Hose A 96.67 96.67
2 8W2456 Hose A 74,34 148.68
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ms STATES VAS SERVICE CALL NO.: $C848933
1 976005 Valve G 137.88 137.88
1 7K1181 Strap Cable 0.59 0.59
1 579827 Hose A 65.44 65.44
1 1P3707 Seal 5.08 5.08
8 88197 Clip 14.79 118.32
1 579828 Hose A 97.21 97.21
1 579821 Hose A 274.36 274.36
3 6V0314 Bolt 2.54 7.62
2 763832 Grommet 57.77 115.54
1 8X7072 Hose A 99.61 99.61
1 8w6113 Hose A 93.13 93.13
2 2P1293 Locknut 20.14 40.28
3 6V9746 Seal O Ring 1.79 5,37
1 368047 Grommet 40,29 40,29
2 430522 Seal-O-Ring - replaces - 817212 3.31 6.62
1 579824 _ Hose A 199.68 199,68
1 579826 Hose A 162.43 162.43
4 4J5267 Seal-O-Ring 2.58 2.58
6 §K1094 Lock Washer 0.43 2.58
2 579999 Hose A 108.61 217,22
1 6K6307 Seal-O-Ring 3.51 3.51
4 4/3185 Spring 11.70 41.70
2 87577 Hose A 150.20 300.40
2 8J7734 Hase A 130.20 260.40
8 8X1143 Clamp 21.11 168.88
8 8X1146 Spacer 30.53 244.24
2 1P3703 Seal 3.30 6.60
4 4J0520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 12.08
4 4J5267 Seal-O-Ring 2,58 10,32
2 9F2167 Screw 6.36 12.72
2 912553 Valve G 275.02 560.04
5 3/1907 Seal 1,58 7.90
2 6V8397 Seal 1.60 3.20
1 1630183 Hose As 89.25 89,25
1 2168627 Hose As. - replaces - 2066279 222,58 222.58
1 1P3705 Seal 4.36 4,36
1 4J0520 Seal-O-Ring 3.02 3.02
2 4J0524 Seal-O-Ring 4.04 8.08
2 5K9090 Seal O Ring 2.01 4.02
3 6D4246 Clip 6.79 20.37
1 642680 Seal O Ring 5.38 5,38
1 6V3965 Nipple A 27.53 27.53
2 7M8485 Seal 2.65 5.30
41 1121721 Hose As. 242,95 242.95
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 4,180.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 150.00 150.00
Total Segment Parts 5,418.44
Total Segment Labor 4,180.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 103 Total $9,748.44
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AVG SALVAGE FRONT ENGINE PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO APPLY
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PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 12,830.48
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,900.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 972.52 972,52
Total Sagmerd Parte eesense seeverseusesunseneeaseasnnsutensoneneneny S308
Total Segment Labor 1,900.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 972.52
Segment 104 Total $15,703.00
ee,
AVG SALVAGE REAR ENGINE PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO APPLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 14,607.57
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 475,00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 801.01 801.01
‘bial Sogn or eae ‘aor SF
Total Segment Labor 475.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 801.01
Segment 105 Total $15,883.58
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AVG SALVAGE FRONT TRANS PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO APPLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description ; Line Total
0 9,606.46
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,330.00
‘aie Segmont a j 80888
Total Segment Labor 1,330.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 106 Total $10,936.46
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AVG SALVAGE REAR TRANS PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO APPLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 4,825.64
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LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 839.17
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 99.93 99,93
Se ae TTT,
Total Segment Labor 839.17
Total Segment Miscellaneous 99.93
Segment 107 Total $5,764.74
AVG SALVAGE FRONT DIFF PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO APPLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 4,474.98
LABOR , ;
Description Line Total
Repair 380,00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 728.00 728.00
“bial Segment Pans snssestssssnauessseceecseensnanesceeceesesuanste F rat)
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 728.00
Segment 108 Total $5,582.98
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AVG SALVAGE REAR DIFF PER HISTORY ACTUAL TO APPLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 3,411.58
LABOR
Description Line Tota!
Repair 570.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 14.90 14.90
Total Sagnian Pants svescevesseseennsunanneeceneesesnanmestsonennaes Tiie
Total Segment Labor 570.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 14.90
Segment 109 Total $3,996.48
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AVG SALVAGE BOTH FRONT FINAL DRIVE& WHL ACTUAL TO APPLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 13,390.90
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LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 285.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 143.50 143.50
viel Sopmon Pest sosoneensneerseeuareteccnesnsseceenssnsassnet 1338080
Totat Segment Labor 285.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 143.50
Segment 110 Total $13,819.40
meaner eS yy sy
AVG SALVAGE REAR FINAL DRIVE,BK& WHEEL ACTUAL TO APPLY
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 7,425.78
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 443.33
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 84.08 84.08
“otal Sogmont Pars vsosonsuneneeqneneenceeneeunsasesteseessuaesen rer
Total Segment Labor 443,33
Total Segment Miscellaneous 84,08
Segment 111 Total $7,953.19
nn es
SALVAGE CORES FRONT RADIATOR IF NEEDED
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
10 2W5540 Core A Rad 4,650.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description : Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 450.00 450.00
Total Segment Parts 4,650.00
Total Segment Labor 0.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 450.00
Segment 112 Total $5,100.00
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SALVAGE EJECTOR CYLINDER REMAN ROD IF NEEDED
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 3,570.18
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
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MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 300.00 300.00
=lal Seguin Pat cesasnnsasonesessneereceeneecctuannnennenenents ; OTe
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 300,00
Segment 113 Total $4,630.18
SALVAGE APRON LIFT CYLINDER REMAN ROD IF NEEDED
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 1,272.30
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 250.00 250.00
‘ial Bognira Parts snsssansescensunsssnsocssnseneqnsseneneenauananent 37330
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 250.00
Segment 114 Total $2,282.30
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SALVAGE - BOTH - BOWL LIFT CYLINDER REMAN RODS
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
4) 2,230.38
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760,00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description a Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 225.00 225.00
“Waal Sonrenl Pats sessevseoresessaeesensstsmasneeesanscacanoneest 5350 33
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 225.00
Segment 115 Total $3,215.38
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SALVAGE - CUSHION HITCH LOAD CYL REMAN ROD
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 823.37
LABOR
Description Line Totat
Repair 380.00
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MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 125.00 125.00
meme
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 125.00
Segment 116 Total $1,328.37
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SALVAGE PUSH-PULL BAIL CYLINDER NEW ROD IF NEEDED
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 4,408.42
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 570.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 105.00 105.00
Toial Segiment Pars sessounuanssnesgenoenanoseeesuananeneressaaey ies
Total Segment Labor 570.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 105,00
Segment 117 Total $2,083.42
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SALVAGE STEERING SERVO SENDER CYLINDER NEW ROD/PISTON
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 1,080.69
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 380,00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 50.00 50.00
Talal Sogmnerk Pa nnn "38088
Total Segment Labor 380.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 50.00
Segment 118 Total $1,510.69
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SALVAGE BOTH STEERING CYLINDERS REMAN RODS IF NEEDED
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Line Total
0 2,158.15
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 760.00
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MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 75.00 75.00
Wiel Segment Pese sensestennngsesseceemececeesennanonsesssinseet ; a
Total Segment Labor 760.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 75,00
Segment 135 Total $2,993.15
DYNAMOMETER TEST - FRONT - ENGINE
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 1R1808 Filter As-Lu 43.97 87.94
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 SVMI-EngineDyno SVMI-EngineDyno 250.00 250.00
ial Sogment Ba a Se
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 250.00
Segment 119 Total $1,857.94
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DYNAMOMETER TEST - REAR - ENGINE
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 1R1808 Filter As-Lu 37.37 37.37
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,620.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 SVMI-EngineDyno SVMI-EngineDyno 250.00 250.00
Tol Seg mec
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 250.00
Segment 120 Total $1,807.37
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DYNAMOMETER TEST - FRONT - TRANSMISSION
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,710.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 SVMI-TransDyno SVMI-TransDyno 150.00 160.00
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“cial Segment Be ni An
Total Segment Labor 1,710.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 121 Total $1,860.00
DYNAMOMETER TEST - REAR - TRANSMISSION
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 SVMI-TransDyno SVMI-TransDyno 150.00 150,00
Flat Segment rs sesveasonosenntesennensisatstecsunqenenseninsansnseeen or
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 150.00
Segment 122 Total $1,670.00
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TEST AFTER REPAIR - MACHINE INCL SOS
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
10 BLKCAP Oil Smple Kit-Shop 22.00 220.00
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,900.00
Talal Seger anne TTT
Total Segment Labor 1,900.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0,00
Segment 123 Total $2,120.00
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KIDNEY LOOP - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AS REQ'D AFTER SOS
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 BLK CAP Oil Smple Kit-Shop 22.00 22.00
3 1R0732 Element As 28.19 84.57
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,620.00
7S Sey mn ‘oes
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 124 Total $1,626.57
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KIDNEY LOOP - BOTH - AXLE HOUSING AS REQ'D AFTER SOS
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PARTS ;
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 BLK CAP Oil Smple Kit-Shop 22.00 44.00
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
ee TT
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 125 Total $1,564.00
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KIDNEY LOOP - BOTH -TRANSMISSION AS REQ'D AFTER SOS
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 BLK CAP Oil Smple Kit-Shop 22.00 44.00
1 1R0773 Element As 22.13 22.13
1 3434464 Element-Xsmn 32.61 32.61
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
iar Segment Parts sausactnsqagereseennsnuansennnegennnncersauuneneesnt rer
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 126 Total $1,618.74
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INSPECT - MACHINE/CLEAN MACHINE & PREDELIVER
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 1,520.00
ial Segment aR nn a0
Total Segment Labor 1,520.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 127 Total $1,520.00
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OBTAIN - 3YR/5000HR CPT+H OBTAIN WARRANTY PREMIUM
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
-1 NATMLPS660 NAT-MLP-5660 16,850.00 -16,850.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
Cat Certified Rebuild Warranty 16,850.00 16,850.00
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Total Segment Labor 0.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 16,850.00
Segment 130 Total $0.00
OBTAIN - 6620 $20k DEALER REBUILD PROGRAM (APPLIED)
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
-1_ NATMLP6620 NAT-MLP-6620 20,000.00 -20,000.00
See ae TTT
Total Segment Labor 0.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 131 Total ($20,000.00)
eer SS rary SSS ea SSS
OBTAIN - 6848 15% DEALER REBUILD PROGRAM (APPLIED)
Total Segment Parts 0.00
Total Segment Labor 0.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 0.00
Segment 132 Total $0.00
ELECTIVE REPAIRS REBEARING& RESEAL ONLY CUSHION-HITCH & R&I
Estimate Notes:
REBEARING AND RESEAL ONLY NO PINS OR BORING
INCLUDED AND IS AT ADDITIONAL COST TO BE
DETERMINED AT TEAR DOWN
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
2 9J2171 Spacer 87.50 175.00
8 7J3663 Washer 142.94 1,143.52
1 3B4627 Cotter Pin 0.33 0.33
2 665185 Bearing 151.90 303.80
1 8W9517 Spacer 9,67 9.67
1 4J5692 Washer 203.13 203,13
2 §J6611 Bearing 209.43 418.86
1 4/5694 Bearing 563.67 563.67
8 9/9427 Bearing 119.74 957.92
8 738458 Bearing 307.61 2,460.88
2 8J7596 Bearing 89.43 178.86
2 1021444 Bearing 274,74 549,48
8 9J1676 Bearing 165.37 1,322.96
2 4H2686 Ring 17.30 34,60
4 574649 Spacer 22.75 91.00
2 1K6870 Nut 3.34 6.62
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 21,660.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 mise 360.00 360.00
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ms STATES Va. SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
Total Segment Parts 8,420.30
Total Segment Labor 21,660.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 360.00
Segment 129 Total $30,440.30
ELECTIVE REPAIR CAB REFRESH, GOV & TRAN CONT, SEAT
PARTS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 1/9671 Seal O Ring 1.49 1.49
1 3J7354 Seal O Ring 1.39 1.39
1 3K0360 Seal 1.76 1.76
5 388664 Clip 7.90 39.50
6 875360 Washer 0.51 3.06
1 8X6744 Suspension G 6,459.12 6,459.12
1 1241853 Seat Grp 1,590.72 1,590.72
1 8w6044 Floormat 675.51 675.51
1 8W1668 Seal 95,25 95,25
1 513034 Headliner 893.47 893.47
1 6P3236 Switch As-Ro 55.45 55.45
1 376588 Seal - replaces - 679504 12.06 12.06
1 1212761 Filter - replaces - 6T9504 37.22 37.22
2 8Wi970 Seal 21.83 43.66
1 579895 Harness A 30.40 30.40
1 7X1048 Gasket 22.21 22.21
1 1741505 Motor As-27 - replaces - 9G8697 318.47 318.47
{ 1741517 Harness As - replaces - 9G8697 16.86 16.86
1 1750070 Bracket-Mot - replaces - 9G8697 75.56 75,56
1 1741491 Harness As - replaces - 9G8693 17.59 17,59
1 1741504 Motor As-27 - replaces - 9G8693 318.47 318.47
1 1750070 Bracket-Mot - replaces - 9G8693 75.56 75,56
1 7G0660 Wheel 77.38 77.35
4 8C4764 Harness A 142.78 142.78
2 962264 Clip 3.64 7.28
1 5P8440 Grommet 8.11 8.11
1 5P5637 M-Seal Stk 5.81 5,81
2 382093 Strap-Cable 0,22 0.44
3 768116 Filter A-A 28.00 84.00
4 1W3306 Indicator 430.74 130.74
1 5258519 Indicator - replaces - 8T9711 391,65 391.65
1 6D0679 Knob 8,30 8.30
2 706922 Nut 0,25 0.50
4 4B5324 Washer 0.17 0,68
2 664092 Bearing 34.20 68.40
1 0325405 Spring 12.06 12,06
1 664195 Switch 30,32 30,32
2 4B4674 Washer 0.25 0,50
4 1448434 Console-Xmsn - replaces - 8W5857 339,86 339.86
1 1448435 Plate - replaces - 8W5857 41.44 41.44
1 1448436 Lever As - replaces - 8W5857 127.24 127.24
2 871572 Screw - replaces - 8W5857 2.98 5.96
1 4K8864 Clip 5.84 5.84
4 8W2179 Harness A 265.89 1,063.56
4 5B9318 Ball 0.37 1.48
4 664134 Pin 5.38 21.52
4 664093 Spring 6.58 26.32
4 4§7533 Seal O Ring 1.26 5.04
2 6V7699 Washer 0,22 0.44
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1 8D2676 Switch As 52.96 52.96
1 1267896 Sensor G 591.85 591.85
1 664700 Valve G 1,754.52 1,754.52
2 1A9252 End 36.14 72.28
3 7V0446 Clip 2.65 7.95
4 5B9079 Nut 0.28 1.12
2 3K9042 Ring 0.42 0.84
2 789203 Washer 0.40 0.80
2 5P7661 Bearing 12.22 24.44
2 6D3787 Bearing 14.33 28.66
4 1B8706 Key 1.26 5.04
2 2D6403 Pin 0,89 1.78
1 263787 Button 25.84 25.84
1 7D3839 Kit 55.79 55.79
2 4K4726 Rod-End 33.01 66.02
4 1B2578 Nut 0,22 0.88
t 4D4064 Rod-End 28.18 28,18
1 2M1908 Fitting 19.97 19.97
2 578919 Bearing 20.13 40.26
4 0314155 Nut 0.46 1.84
1 4J2704 End 24.49 24.49
3 1B8704 Key 0.99 2.97
1 3D6931 Hose A 61.88 61.88
3 575302 Grommet 27.26 81.78
1 6V2383 Clip 10.18 10.18
1 7J8581 Clamp 20.92 20.92
2 5V2823 Grommet 11.67 23.34
1 9D0338 Valve G 71.77 71.77
1 §J5315 End 44.57 44,57
1 2F8616 Nut 0.82 0.82
1 1707149 Cap - replaces - 4/4281 57.40 57.40
1 1716696 Diaphragm - replaces - 434281 40.05 40.05
1 1707149 Cap - replaces - 1558366 57.40 57.40
1 1716696 Diaphragm - replaces - 1558366 40.05 40.08
1 871363 Film 12.31 12.31
1 578881 Spring 28.87 28.87
2 1B4201 Nut 0.10 0.20
2 3B4504 Lockwasher 0.16 0.32
1 4/4288 Boot 30.17 30.17
1 4F2294 Nut 0.17 0.17
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 4,940.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
1 misc 375.00 375.00
Total Segment Parts 16,783.08
Total Segment Labor 4,940.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 375.00
Segment 136 Total $22,098.08
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ELECTIVE REPAIRS -PAINT AND DECAL MACHINE
PARTS
Qty Part Number
3 5900200
Description
Paint-Yellow - replaces - 4589577
Unit Price
273.42
Line Total
820.26
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1 5900186 Paint-Black - replaces - 4589571 75.50 75.50
2 9X6/97 Film 627E 75.62 161.24
1 9X2444 Film 27.40 27.40
1 808853 Film Engine 8.29 8.29
1 6V7619 Film Fuel Fi 15.92 15.92
1 6V7620 Film 10.65 10.65
1 187988 Film 18.90 18.90
1 6V7960 Film 11.50 11.50
1 803403 Film 10.66 10.66
1 803404 Film 15.18 15.18
1 873414 Film 14.52 14.62
2 9x5791 Film Strip 82.33 164.66
2 9X5792 Film Strip 68.91 137.82
4 7X7644 Film 2.37 9.48
1 6V8008 Film 15.95 15.95
2 788461 Plate 18.58 37.16
2 871363 Film 12.31 24.62
1 §P8197 Plate Wrning 24.74 24.74
4 0396360 Rivet 0.41 1.64
4 1P2807 Film Symbol 5.75 23.00
1 808853 Film Engine 9.75 9.75
1 187988 Film 22,23 22.23
1 9X8789 Film Stripe 160.60 160.60
1 9X5790 Film Strip 157.47 157.47
8 7X7644 Film 2.79 22.32
2 871363 Film 14.48 28.96
1 581176 Plate 92.29 92.29
1 6V3696 Plate 89.11 89.11
8 0396360 Rivet 0.48 3.84
1 1155852 Film-Eng Inf 1.28 1.28
LABOR
Description Line Total
Repair 16,200.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number Description Unit Price Line Total
{ misc 250.00 250.00
Total Segment Parts 2,206.94
Total Segment Labor 16,200.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 250.00
Segment 128 Total $18,656.94
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REAM/BORE/DRILL ALL STEERING BORES
LABOR
MISCELLANEOUS
Qty Part Number
1
Description
Repair
Description
misc
Unit Price
125.00
Line Total
6,080.00
Line Total
125,00
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MS STATES YN SERVICE CALL NO.: $C648933
*iSapaieak sssssssssseseessssnesssneceesersuessssnueseeseaneeessssssess ao
Total Segment Labor 6,080.00
Total Segment Miscellaneous 125.00
Segment 138 Total $6,205.00
Total Estimate Parts 292,156.36
Total Estimate Labor 282,712.50
Total Estimate Miscellaneous 37,088.94
Total Environmental Recovery Charge 12,598.29
oa | ql2. Estimate Amount $624,556.09
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BANNOCK County COMMISSIONERS
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Phone: (2 f 0 © Fan: (
Ernie Moser Jerr HouGH ~~ Ken Buttock
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AGENDA REQUEST FORM
The Board of Bannock County Commissioners business meetings are generally held on
Tuesday at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners’ Chambers in the Bannock County Courthouse, 624
E. Center, Room 119 Pocatello, Idaho, or as noticed 48 hours prior to the meeting at
https://www.bannockcounty.gov/commissioners. Agenda times are subject to change within 15
minutes of scheduled time. Any person(s) needing special meeting accommodations should
contact the Commissioner's Office at 208-236-7210, five working days before the meeting.
E-mail this completed form and any supporting documents to agendarequest@bannockcounty.gov
Meeting Date Requested: 07/07/2026
Requestor Name: Tristan Bourquin/Kiel Burr Department: Planning / Road & Bridge
Item to be considered/background:
Discussing an application for a local improvement district (LID). The applicant petitions to create an LID to
improve West Trayis Ridge to county standards. The initial meeting with the Commissioners is intended to
introduce the proposed Local Improvement District (LID) and allow the Board to determine whether to direct staff
to proceed with further evaluation. This will be a discussion with a potential decision.
Action Requested: Discussion Amount of Time Requested: 20 Minutes
Financial Impact (Total Cost/Funding Source):
There is no financial impact for this initial discussion, but there could be some unbudgeted
financial impact if the LID moves through the public hearing process outlined in Idaho Code
Chapter 50 Title 17.
Does this item involve a contract, agreement, external funding application, or award
acceptance?
Has the item been submitted to/reviewed by Legal? Has the item been Ves]
Yes |
Has the item been reviewed by Risk Management? reviewed by Auditing?
Are all supporting documents included?
List of additional attendees: Kia} Burmester, Hal Jensen, Jonathan Radford, Ian Johnson,
Please include any supporting documents with your Agenda Session Request Form.
Commissioner Office Only:
Date: ‘l | ly Time:
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Contact Information
Weston Dyleman - 208-241-1818
Patty Ford ~ 208-406-7377
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Record No: Primary
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Local O NO STREET
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Application Weston Dykman
W Trayis Rdg 8869
Status: Active POCATELLO, ID
Submitted On: 83201
6/3/2026
Project Information
Is this request initiated by landowners?*
Yes
Project Description* @
Trayis Road improvemnet and Paving
June 30, 2026
Applicant
& Weston Dykman
w 208-241-1818
@ weston.dykman@dykmanconstruction.com
f 62845 5th Unit A
Pocatello, ldaho 83204
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POWERS CONFERRED. (a) The governing body of any municipality shall have power
to make or cause to be made any one (1) or more or combination of the following
improvements: (1) To establish grades and lay out, establish, open, extend and widen
any local, collector, arterial or other street, sidewalk, alley or offstreet parking facility; (2)
To purchase, acquire, construct, improve, repair, light, grade, pave, repave, surface,
resurface, curb, gutter, sewer, drain, landscape and beautify any street, sidewalk or
alley; (3) To purchase, construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain or repair bridges,
sidewalks, crosswalks, driveways, culverts, sanitary sewers, storm sewers, ditches,
drains, conduits, flood barriers and channels for sanitary and drainage purposes, or
either or both thereof, with inlets or outlets, manholes, catch basins, flush tanks,
treatment systems and all other sewer and drainage appurtenances necessary for the
comfort, convenience, health and well-being of the inhabitants of the municipality;
provided, that any improvements for sanitary sewer facilities shall be constructed so as
to conform with the general rules of the Idaho department of environmental quality; (4)
To construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain, or repair lines, facilities and equipment
(other than generating equipment) for street lighting purposes or for the expansion or
improvement of a previously established municipally-owned electrical distribution
system, to a district within the boundaries of the municipality; (5) To plant, or cause to be
planted, set out, cultivate and maintain lawns, shade trees or other landscaping; (6) To
cover, fence, safeguard or enclose reservoirs, canals, ditches and watercourses and to
construct, reconstruct, extend, line or reline, maintain and repair waterworks, reservoirs,
canals, ditches, pipes, mains, hydrants, and other water facilities for the purpose of
supplying water for domestic, irrigation and fire protection purposes, or any of them;
regulating, controlling or distributing the same and regulating and controlling water and
watercourses leading into the municipality; (7) To acquire, construct, reconstruct,
extend, maintain or repair parking lots or other facilities for the parking of vehicles on or
--Off streets; (8) To acquire;-construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain or repair parks and
~ other recreational facilities; (9) To remove any nonconforming existing facility or
structure in the areas to be improved; (10) To construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain or
repair optional improvements; (11) To acquire by purchase, gift, condemnation, or
otherwise any real or personal property within the limits of the municipality as in the
judgment of the council may be necessary or convenient in order to make any of such
improvements or otherwise to carry out the purposes of this chapter; (12) To make any
other improvements now or hereafter authorized by any other law, the cost of which in
whole or in part can properly be determined to be of particular benefit to a particular
area within the municipality; (13) To construct and install all such structures, equipment
and other items and to do all such other work and to incur any such costs and expenses
as may be necessary or appropriate to complete any of such improvements in a proper
manner; (14) To purchase, build, construct, reconstruct or otherwise improve parking
116 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
facilities and all other appurtenances necessary to provide adequate off-street parking,
and to that end may acquire real or personal property by purchase, gift, condemnation
or otherwise, and may own, possess and maintain such real or personal property within
the limits of the municipality as in the judgment of the council may be necessary and
convenient for such purposes; and (15) To acquire, purchase, build, construct or
reconstruct irrigation systems, install underground tiling and cover open irrigation
ditches. (b) For the purpose of making and paying for all or a part of the cost of any of
such improvements (including optional improvements), the governing body of a
municipality may create local improvement districts within the municipality, levy
assessments on the property within such a district which is benefited by the making of
the improvements and issue interim or registered warrants and local improvement
bonds as provided in this chapter.
Parcels Proposed for Local Improvement District
Parcel Number* Zoning*
RPR3851007100 Residential Rural
Property Owner* Property Owner Phone Number*
Weston Dykman 2082411818
Acres* i have authorization to include this parcel in this
1.24 application.”
Parcel Number* Zoning*
RPR3851006800 Residential Rural
Property Owner* Property Owner Phone Number*
Patty Ford 2084067377
117
Acres*
1.32
Parcel Number*
RPR3851006711
Property Owner*
Robin Hed
Acres*
2.21
Parcel Number*
RPR3851006704
Property Owner*
Steve Franssen
Acres*
1.13
Parcel Number*
Parcel: RPR3851006705
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.’
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
2087760711
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.*
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
4062019220
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.”
Zoning*
Residential Rural
JULY 7, 2026
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Property Owner*
Sharon Fougerousse
Acres*
0.89
Parcel Number*
RPR3851006707
Property Owner*
Sharon Fougerousse
Acres*
0.51
Parcel Number*
.....RPR3851006703
Property Owner*
Jordan Chandler
Acres*
1.33
Property Owner Phone Number*
2082322132
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application,*
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
2082322132
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application,’
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
2087050913
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.”
119
Parcel Number*
RPR3851007000
Property Owner*
Heather Schaper
Acres*
1.28
Parcel Number*
RPR3851014401
Property Owner*
Sergio Hickey
Acres*
10.14
Parcel Number*
RPR3851006710
Property Owner*
Dan Nolfi
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
2082510224
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.*
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
5033961450
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application."
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
6129167696
JULY 7, 2026
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Acres*
1.02
Parcel Number*
RPR3851006702
Property Owner*
Lancer Bloxham
Acres*
1.08
Parcel Number*
Parcel: RPR3851006700
Property Owner*
Angelo Trayis
Acres*
14.05
Parcel Number*
Parcel: RPR3851014409
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.*
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
2083171127
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.*
Zoning*
Residential Rural
Property Owner Phone Number*
2082326245
| have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.*
Zoning*
Residential Rural
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Property Owner* Property Owner Phone Number*
Angelo Trayis 2082326245
Acres* | have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.*
65.68 PP
Parcel Number* Zoning*
Parcel: RPR3851011507 Residential Rural
Property Owner* Property Owner Phone Number*
Angelo Trayis 2082326245
Acres* | have authorization to include this parcel in this
application.*
242.85 ence
Preferred Funding Method
Funding Options:*
A manner otherwise in proportion to the
benefits derived to each parcel
Development Information
What are the likely impacts on the non-benefitted parcels ?*
owner does not share in construction costs
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What are the likely impacts on traffic and safety within the vicinity?*
improved year round access, reduced vehicle wear, more consistend travel
speeds due to smoother road surface, improved reliability during wet weather
and spring runoff. Improved emergency vehicle access and response times,
reduced dust, increased visibility, reduced potholes and washouts, improved
winter maintenance.
What are the likely environmental impacts?*
reduced dust generation and improved air quality for nearby residents.
Reduced sediment and loose gravel runoff from existing road surface.
Improved stormwater managment through proper grading and drainage
improvement, if incorporated into the final design. Reduced frequency of road
maintenance activiites, such as grading, which can disturb roadside soils.
Is the request consistent with current zoning and how?*
Yes. The proposed project is consistent with current zoning and land use
within the area. The project involves improving an existing roadway that serves
currently developed and legally established residential parcels. No zoning
changes, land use changes, density increases, or expansion of development
‘rights are proposed as part of this project. The roadway improvement is
intended to enhance access, safety, maintenance, and overall functionality for
existing properties.
Is any portion of the development within a flood zone
or designated floodway?*
No
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Acknowledgement
Electronic Signature [Typed Name of Applicant]*
Weston Dykman
Date*
06/02/2026
| agree that my electronic signature above is
equivalent to a handwritten signature and is binding
for all purposes related to this transaction*
Do the petitioners authorize the Board of County
Commissioners to charge a fee for retaining outside
advisors to evaluate and decide the application?*
No
TITLE 50
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS
CHAPTER 17
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CODE -- GUARANTEE FUND
50-1701. SHORT TITLE. Chapter 17, title 50, Idaho Code, shall be known
and cited as the "Local Improvement District Code."
[50-1701, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 568.]
50-1702. DEFINITIONS. The following words and phrases when used in this
chapter shall, for the purpose of this chapter, have the meanings respec-
tively given herein.
(a)
Municipality.
Counties, water and/or sewer districts organized
pursuant to the provisions of chapter 32, title 42, Idaho Code, highway dis-
tricts, cities, including but not limited to those working under a special
charter which have by such charter accepted the provisions of this code,
and any city or like municipality hereafter created or authorized by the
legislature unless one or more of the above shall be specifically excepted
in any particular section of this code.
(b)
Street or streets.
The entire legal right of way and highways,
roads, boulevards, avenues, streets, alleys, courts and all public places
within a city, county, highway district, or water and/or sewer district.
(c)
Council.
The board of county commissioners, board of directors
of water and/or sewer districts, the board of highway commissioners of any
highway district, the mayor and council of all incorporated municipalities
as well as any other municipal body or board which may now, or hereafter be
authorized by law to do and perform any act in relation to the making of local
improvements within any municipality as provided for in this code.
(d)
Clerk, attorney or other municipal officer.
The appropriate and
comparable city and county officers with regard to city and county local im-
provement districts, highway district officers with regard to such highway
district local improvement districts, and water and/or sewer district offi-
cers in regard to water and/or sewer local improvement districts.
(e)
Engineer.
The official engineer of the municipality or one spe-
cially retained for purposes of operating under this code.
(f)
Off-street parking.
All machinery,
equipment,
materials and
appurtenances, including lands, easements, rights of way and buildings
required, necessary or useful for the parking of vehicles on lands or places
other than public streets.
(g)
Resident owner or resident owners.
The owner of property within,
and who resides in a dwelling house situate in whole or in part within the
limits of a local improvement district, or a proposed local improvement dis-
trict; and a corporation, joint stock association, partnership, individual
proprietor, or other form of business enterprise owning real property, and
having its principal place of business, within any such district or proposed
district.
(h) Cost and expenses. The contract price of all improvements, includ-
ing the cost of making improvements within any intersection, together with
any costs or expenses incurred for engineering, clerical, printing and legal
services as well as for advertising, surveying, inspection of work, collec-
tion of assessments, interest upon bonds or warrants, and an amount for con-
tingencies as shall be considered necessary by the council.
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[50-1702, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 568.]
50-1703.
POWERS CONFERRED. (a) The governing body of any municipality
shall have power to make or cause to be made any one (1) or more or combination
of the following improvements:
(1) To establish grades and lay out, establish, open, extend and widen
any local, collector, arterial or other street, sidewalk, alley or off-
street parking facility;
(2)
To purchase, acquire, construct, improve, repair, light, grade,
pave, repave, surface, resurface, curb, gutter, sewer, drain, land-
scape and beautify any street, sidewalk or alley;
(3)
To purchase, construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain or repair
bridges, sidewalks, crosswalks, driveways, culverts, sanitary sewers,
storm sewers, ditches, drains, conduits, flood barriers and channels
for sanitary and drainage purposes, or either or both thereof, with in-
lets or outlets, manholes, catch basins, flush tanks, treatment systems
and all other sewer and drainage appurtenances necessary for the com-
fort, convenience, health and well-being of the inhabitants of the mu-
nicipality; provided, that any improvements for sanitary sewer facili-
ties shall be constructed so as to conform with the general rules of the
Idaho department of environmental quality;
(4)
To construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain, or repair lines,
facilities and equipment (other than generating equipment) for street
lighting purposes or for the expansion or improvement of a previously
established municipally-owned electrical distribution system, to a
district within the boundaries of the municipality;
(5)
To plant, or cause to be planted, set out, cultivate and maintain
lawns, shade trees or other landscaping;
(6)
To cover, fence, safeguard or enclose reservoirs, canals, ditches
and watercourses and to construct, reconstruct, extend, line or re-
line, maintain and repair waterworks, reservoirs, canals, ditches,
pipes, mains, hydrants, and other water facilities for the purpose of
supplying water for domestic, irrigation and fire protection purposes,
or any of them; regulating, controlling or distributing the same and
regulating and controlling water and watercourses leading into the
municipality;
(7)
To acquire, construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain or repair
parking lots or other facilities for the parking of vehicles on or off
streets;
(8)
To acquire, construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain or repair
parks and other recreational facilities;
(9)
To remove any nonconforming existing facility or structure in the
areas to be improved;
(10) To construct, reconstruct, extend, maintain or repair optional im-
provements;
(11) To acquire by purchase, gift, condemnation, or otherwise any real
or personal property within the limits of the municipality as in the
judgment of the council may be necessary or convenient in order to make
any of such improvements or otherwise to carry out the purposes of this
chapter;
(12) To make any other improvements now or hereafter authorized by any
other law, the cost of which in whole or in part can properly be deter-
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mined to be of particular benefit to a particular area within the munic-
ipality;
(13) To construct and install all such structures, equipment and other
items and to do all such other work and to incur any such costs and ex-
penses as may be necessary or appropriate to complete any of such im-
provements in a proper manner;
(14) To purchase, build, construct, reconstruct or otherwise improve
parking facilities and all other appurtenances necessary to provide ad-
equate off-street parking, and to that end may acquire real or personal
property by purchase, gift, condemnation or otherwise, and may own,
possess and maintain such real or personal property within the limits of
the municipality as in the judgment of the council may be necessary and
convenient for such purposes; and
(15) To acquire, purchase, build, construct or reconstruct irrigation
systems, install underground tiling and cover open irrigation ditches.
(b) For the purpose of making and paying for all or a part of the cost of
any of such improvements (including optional improvements), the governing
body of a municipality may create local improvement districts within the mu-
nicipality, levy assessments on the property within such a district which is
benefited by the making of the improvements and issue interim or registered
warrants and local improvement bonds as provided in this chapter.
[50-1703, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 569; am. 1999, ch. 291, sec.
2, p. 725; am. 2001, ch. 103, sec. 94, p. 332.]
50-1703A.
LOCAL BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS. (1) The legislature
finds that the development of architectural themes for cities is a legiti-
mate method to further the public health, safety and welfare of cities. The
purpose of the provisions of this section is to authorize cities to create
local business improvement districts for the purpose of constructing and
financing the cost and expense of improvements to the exterior portions of
business buildings to bring business buildings within the district into con-
formity with the architectural theme adopted by the city. The improvement of
business buildings in conformity with the architectural theme adopted by the
city is hereby declared a public purpose.
(2)
Municipalities are hereby authorized to create local business im-
provement districts for the purpose of constructing and financing the cost
and expense of improvements to the exterior portions of business buildings
in order to bring business buildings within such districts into conformity
with an architectural theme adopted by the city.
(3) The term "business building" includes any building devoted primar-
ily to business purposes, including professional and governmental purposes.
(4) It is the intent of the provisions of this section that local busi-
ness improvement districts be administered in all respects as are local im-
provement districts, except as provided herein.
(5)
Local business improvement districts shall be initiated by pre-
sentment to the council of a petition containing the following:
(a)
A description of the particular lots and parcels to be included in
the proposed district;
(b) A description of the improvements to be constructed and financed by
the district;
(c) The estimated cost of the improvements;
(d) The percentage of the cost to be assessed against each lot and par-
cel within the district; and
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(e) The signature of the owner of record of each lot or parcel to be in-
cluded within the district, consenting to inclusion of the lot or parcel
within the district.
(6)
The total project amount assessed against each parcel within the
district shall be no more than twenty percent (20%) of the market value for
assessment purposes of the parcel.
(7)
Lots and parcels need not be contiguous in order to be included
within a district. No lot or parcel may be included within a district without
the written consent of the owner thereof; provided, that, after the district
has been created, consent to inclusion in the district may not subsequently
be withdrawn prior to payment of all costs of the improvements.
(8) Upon receipt of the petition, the council shall adopt a resolution
of intention, substantially in the form provided in section 50-1707, Idaho
Code, stating the council's intention to create the district, to make the im-
provements, and to levy assessments to pay the cost thereof. The resolution
shall contain a statement as to the percentage of the costs to be assessed
against each particular lot or parcel within the proposed district.
(9) Notice shall be given and a hearing conducted in the manner provided
in sections 50-1708 and 50-1709, Idaho Code.
If, after such hearing, the
council determines to create the district, it shall proceed as provided in
this chapter for the creation of the district, the construction of the im-
provements, the preparation of, hearing upon, and confirmation of the as-
sessment roll, the collection of assessments and the issuance of bonds or
warrants. Each assessment shall be a lien upon the property against which it
is assessed, as provided in section 50-1721, Idaho Code.
[50-1703A, added 1987, ch. 26, sec. 1, p. 35.]
50-1704. IMPROVEMENTS ON RAILROAD TRACKS OR ON ONE SIDE OF A STREET. (a)
Whenever any improvement shall be made upon any street occupied by the tracks
of any railroad, the council is authorized and it shall be its duty to as-
sess against such railroad situated within the improvement district its just
proportion of the cost and expenses of making such improvement, which pro-
portion shall be estimated on a basis of charging to said railroad not less
than the cost and expenses of improving the space between the rails of said
tracks, and for a distance of two (2) feet on each side of said rails.
Said
assessment shall be made on the rolls of said improvement district against
the railway or railroad, the same as against other property, and said assess-
ment shall be a lien upon said portion of said railroad from the time of the
levy of the assessment by the council, and shall be collected in the same man-
ner as other local improvement district assessments.
(b)
When any work or improvement herein authorized is done or made on
only one (1) side of the center line of any street, assessments to cover the
cost and expenses of such work or improvement may be levied on the lots and
lands on that side only or on both sides, in amounts on each side as the coun-
cil shall determine based on the benefits resulting to the property on each
side.
[50-1704, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 571.]
50-1705. MODIFIED DISTRICT. Whenever any local improvement shall be of
such nature and character that the special benefits resulting therefrom ex-
tend beyond the boundaries of the property abutting the improvement or when-
ever the special benefits do not accrue to some or all properties abutting
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the improvements, but to other properties, the council may create a modi-
fied local improvement district, which shall include as near as may be de-
termined all the property especially benefited by such improvements.
Pro-
vided however, that by unanimous agreement of the property owners to be as-
sessed, properties may be included or excluded from the local improvement
district regardless of whether they are specially benefited by the improve-
ments. When such district is created, all property therein shall be assessed
for a portion of the cost and expenses of such improvements, to be determined
and fixed by the council when the district is created.
[50-1705, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 572; am. 1999, ch. 291, sec.
3, p. 726.]
50-1706.
INITIATION OF ORGANIZATION OF DISTRICT. The organization of
any local improvement district herein provided for may be initiated upon a
petition signed by not less than sixty percent (60%) of the resident owners
or two-thirds (2/3) of the owners of property subject to assessment within
such proposed improvement district, or by resolution of the council adopted
by an affirmative vote of a majority of the members of the full council at a
regular or special meeting thereof. The terms of a petition shall include a
description of the boundaries of a proposed district, the improvements to be
made and the property to be assessed.
[50-1706, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 572; am. 1999, ch. 291, sec.
4, p. 726.]
50-1706A. FEES. In the case of any local improvement district initiated
by petition, the petitioners may authorize the council to charge the peti-
tioners a reasonable fee for the council to retain outside advisors to assist
the council in assessing the proposed local improvement district. The coun-
cil may not charge the petitioners any fee for review of a proposed local im-
provement district unless the petitioners authorize the fee.
[50-1706A, added 1999, ch. 291, sec. 5, p. 727.]
50-1707. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO CREATE DISTRICT. Upon the filing of
a petition or upon initiation of a district by council action, the council
shall at a regular or special meeting adopt a resolution giving notice of its
intention to create the district, to make the improvements and to levy as-
sessments to pay all or a part thereof. The notice shall contain:
(a)
A description of the boundaries of the district to be created and
the property to be assessed, sufficient to inform the owners thereof that
their property is to be assessed.
(b)
A general description of the improvements contemplated together
with an estimate of the total cost and expenses of the same and a statement
of the percentage or other calculation of the total cost and expenses of
the improvements which will be paid from a levy of assessments on property
benefited and the percentage or calculation of the total costs and expenses
which will be paid from the general funds of the municipality or from such
other source specified in the notice.
(c)
A statement that the costs and expenses of the improvements will
be assessed against the lots and lands specially benefited by such improve-
ments, except as provided in section 50-1705, Idaho Code, and included in
the district to be created according to a front foot method, or a square foot
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method, or a combination thereof, or in proportion to the benefits derived
to such property by said improvements, or by another method agreed to by all
property owners to be assessed, and the council shall state the method so de-
termined in said notice.
(d)
A statement that the district is to be a modified district within
the meaning of this act, if the same is true, and the boundaries of such modi-
fied district shall be given.
(e) A statement of the time within which and the place at which protests
shall be filed and of the time and place at which the council will conduct a
public hearing to consider such protests.
[50-1707, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 572; am. 1999, ch. 291, sec.
6, p. 727; am. 2007, ch. 58, sec. 1, p. 140.]
50-1708. NOTICE OF INTENTION AND HEARING. The notice of intention shall
be published in the official newspaper of the municipality in three (3) con-
secutive issues if a daily newspaper, or in two (2) issues if a weekly newspa-
per or in case no newspaper is published in such municipality then by posting
for five (5) days in three (3) public places within the proposed improvement
district. A copy of such notice shall be mailed to each owner of property if
known or his agent if known, within the limits of the proposed improvement
district, addressed to such person at his post office address if known, or if
unknown, to a post office in the municipality where the improvement is to be
made. Ownership of property shall be determined as of the date of the adop-
tion of the resolution of intent to create. The hearing shall take place not
less than ten (10) days from the date of the first of said publications or
postings or the date of said mailing, whichever is later.
[50-1708, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 573.]
50-1709. PROTESTS AND HEARING. Any owner of property to be assessed in
the proposed local improvement district described in the notice of inten-
tion shall have the right, in advance of the hearing, to file in writing a
protest to the creation of the district or making any other objections in re-
lation thereto.
At the date, time and place specified in the notice of in-
tention the council shall in open and public session consider all protests
which have been filed in writing in advance of the hearing, and the hearing
may be adjourned from time to time to a fixed future time and place for the
same until all such protests have been heard.
The decision of the council
as to all protests shall be conclusive and final, and if it should so de-
termine, the council may delete any improvements or any property which had
originally been contemplated in the said notice. If owners of more than two-
thirds (2/3) of the property to be assessed protest any of the proposed im-
provements which affect their property, the council shall not proceed fur-
ther with the work so protested unless a majority of the members of the full
council shall vote to proceed with such work.
The vote on the hereinafter
mentioned ordinance creating the improvement district shall constitute the
vote as to whether or not the council will proceed.
Any property owner who
fails to file a protest within the time specified, or having filed one with-
draws said protest, shall be deemed to have waived any objection to the cre-
ation of the district, the making of the improvements, and the inclusion of
his property in the district. Such waiver shall not preclude his right to ob-
ject to the amount of the assessment at the later hearing provided for such
purpose.
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In cases where the creation of a local improvement district has been
proposed by the governing board of an entity other than a city council or
board of county commissioners, and where written protests are filed and
sixty percent (60%) of the resident owners or the owners of two-thirds
(2/3) of the lots and lands subject to assessment within such proposed
improvement district have signed such protest, the governing board of the
governmental entity proposing the local improvement district shall not be
allowed to proceed with the creation of the district for a period of one
hundred eighty (180) days. During this one hundred eighty (180) day period,
the city council shall act as a review board for as much of the proposed
district as is situated within the boundaries of the city, and the board of
county commissioners shall act as a review board for that portion of the
proposed local improvement district as is situated within the unincorpo-
rated portion of the county.
As a review board, the city council or board
of county commissioners shall review the record of the proposal, including
conformance with procedural provisions of law. The city council or board of
county commissioners shall also evaluate the necessity or desirability of
the proposed district, and shall take into consideration the creation of the
proposed local improvement district as it relates to the following:
(a) the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the proposed dis-
trict, or of persons having the necessity to travel through the district; and
(b) the financial impact of the creation and implementation of the ob-
jectives of the proposed district upon the property owners within the pro-
posed district, especially in light of projects recently undertaken or con-
templated for the near future within the district.
After its evaluation, the city council shall approve, modify or reject
the proposal for the creation of a local improvement district for as much of
the proposed district as is situated within the boundaries of the city, and
the board of county commissioners shall approve, modify or reject the pro-
posal for the creation of a local improvement district for as much of the
proposed district as is situated within the unincorporated portion of the
county.
[50-1709, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 573; am. 1999, ch. 291, sec.
7, p. 728.]
50-1710.
ORDINANCE CREATING IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT AND PROCEDURE FOR
CONSTRUCTION BIDS. If, after the hearing on the creation of the district,
the council finds (a) that the district will be for the best interest of
the property affected and the municipality, (b) that there is reasonable
probability that the obligations of such district will be paid, and (c) the
value of the property within the proposed district, including the proposed
improvements, is sufficient, it shall then enact an ordinance providing for
such improvements and creating a local improvement district to be called
"Local Improvement District No.
......
for ............, Idaho," which
shall include all of the property within said district in accordance with the
findings of the council, and said ordinance shall set forth the boundaries
of the district, provide the improvements which shall be made, and state
that the total cost and expenses thereof shall be assessed according to the
percentage or calculation hereinbefore mentioned on all benefited property
in the district by using the method of assessment contemplated in the notice
of intention subject to any variation therefrom as a result of the council's
determining that the benefits to be derived by certain lots or parcels of
property warrant such variations. The council may either purchase, acquire
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or construct the improvements.
The council shall appoint an engineer.
If
the council elects to construct the improvements, the engineer shall have
prepared the necessary plans and specifications for the construction work
ordered.
Except as hereinafter otherwise provided, the council shall authorize
the advertisement for bids therefor by giving notice calling for sealed bids
in accordance with the provisions of chapter 28, title 67, Idaho Code.
Any acquisition, purchase or construction contract made by a municipal-
ity for any improvements authorized by this code shall be made by the council
in the name of the municipality upon such terms of payment as shall be fixed
by the council.
The contract shall be authorized by resolution empowering
the authorized officer of the municipality to execute the contract. The res-
olution need not set out the contract in full but it shall be sufficient if
the resolution refers to a copy of the contract on file in the office of the
clerk where it is available for public inspection.
Any provision in this local improvement district code notwithstanding,
if any municipality shall elect to exercise the powers herein granted
jointly with any other public agency or agencies as authorized by the
provisions of section 67-2328, Idaho Code, the improvements as contemplated
within the local improvement district may be constructed jointly and as part
of a larger project with such other agency or agencies upon the letting of a
single contract after compliance with the required bidding procedure for any
Idaho public agency jointly participating in the work.
[50-1710, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 575; am. 1999, ch. 291, sec.
8, p. 729; am. 2005, ch. 213, sec. 20, p. 655.]
50-1711.
LIMITATION ON ASSESSMENTS AGAINST PROPERTY. No municipality
shall order any improvement to be paid for by local assessment where the
estimated costs of such improvement, if such costs are to be assessed to
the property in the district, or that portion of the estimated costs to be
assessed, if a portion only of said total costs are to be assessed, when added
to all other outstanding and unpaid local improvement assessments against
the property included in the district, excluding penalties and interest,
shall exceed the actual value of the real property, including the value of
the improvements thereon.
The council shall provide, by ordinance, the method of determining the
actual value of the real property including the improvements thereon in the
district and when the valuation is so determined, such valuation shall be fi-
nal and conclusive in the absence of fraud or gross mistake.
[50-1711, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 576.]
50-1712.
PREPARATION
OF
ASSESSMENT
ROLL
AND
NOTICE
OF
HEARING
THEREON. After the contract has been awarded and at such time as the council
shall determine, the engineer shall prepare a duly certified report to the
council showing in detail the total cost and expenses of the improvements
and the dollar amounts of the same payable from assessments and from other
sources.
The report shall also contain a form of assessment roll numbering
each assessment, giving the name, if known, of the owner of each lot or parcel
of property assessed, and showing the amount chargeable to each lot or parcel
of property according to the method of assessment originally contemplated by
the council subject to any variations therefrom as a result of the engineer's
recommendation that benefits to be received by any lot or parcel of property
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warrant such a variation from the method chosen.
Each lot or parcel of
property shall be described with sufficient clearness to identify it, and
if the engineer recommends any variations from the contemplated method of
assessment, those variations shall be pointed out and the reasons for the
same shall be given in the report. No assessment for water or sewer purposes
shall be levied against any property of any public utility unless the latter
shall agree to the same by filing a written consent in the office of the
clerk of the municipality; and in the event that a local improvement district
constructs water and sewer improvements as well as other improvements the
engineer shall assess public utilities only for the amount of the total
cost and expenses which the engineer finds to be attributable to such other
improvements if no such consent has been given.
Upon receipt of the report, the council shall cause the assessment roll
contained therein to be filed in the office of the clerk where it shall be
available for public inspection. The council shall thereupon fix a time and
place when and where the council will meet in open session and consider the
report and the assessment roll and hear all objections to the assessment roll
by the property owners of the district.
[50-1712, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 577.]
50-1713. NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESSMENT ROLL. After the council fixes
the time and place for said hearing on the assessment roll, the clerk of the
municipality shall give notice by publication in the official newspaper of
such municipality in three (3) successive issues if published in a daily
newspaper, or by publication in two (2) issues if published in a weekly
newspaper, the first of which publication shall be at least fifteen (15)
days before the date fixed for hearing objections to said assessment roll,
that such assessment roll is on file in his office. The notice shall further
state the date, time and place at which the council will hear and consider
objections to the assessment roll by the parties aggrieved by such assess-
ments.
The clerk shall, not less than fifteen (15) days before the date
fixed for hearing objections to said assessment roll, mail a substantially
similar notice to each owner of property if known, or his agent if known,
within the limits of the improvement district, addressed to such person at
his post office address if known, or if unknown, to the post office in such
municipality where the improvement is to be made.
The mailed notice shall
also state the amount of the individual assessment and that at the specified
time and place the council will hold a hearing to hear and determine all
objections to the regularity of the proceedings in making such assessment,
the correctness of the assessment, and the amount levied on the particular
lot or parcel in relation to the benefits accruing thereon and in relation
to the proper proportionate share of the total cost of the improvements in
the project.
It shall further state that each owner of property within the
district is given notice that in revising the assessment roll at or after
the hearing, the council may increase any assessment or assessments up to
twenty per cent (20%) of the original amount thereof without giving further
notice and holding a new hearing thereon. The owner or owners of any property
which is assessed in such assessment roll, whether named or not in such roll,
may, before the date and time fixed for the hearing, file with the clerk his
objections in writing to said assessment.
[50-1713, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 577.]
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50-1714.
HEARING OBJECTIONS TO ASSESSMENT ROLL AND CONFIRMATION. At
the time appointed for hearing objections to such assessment roll, the
council shall consider the engineer's report and the assessment roll and
shall hear and determine all objections which have been filed by any party
interested to the regularity of the proceedings in making such assessment,
to the correctness of such assessment, to the amount levied on any particular
lot or parcel of land, including the benefits accruing thereon and the
proper proportionate share of the total cost of the improvements to be borne
thereby and to the inclusion of any lot or parcel of land in the proposed
district. The council shall have the power (a) to adjourn such hearing from
time to time and, in its discretion, to revise, correct, conform or set aside
any assessment and to order that such assessment be made de novo, and (b)
to exclude any lot or parcel of land from an assessment roll which, in the
judgment of the council, it finds will not be benefited by improvements to
be made.
If any assessments are increased in an amount greater than twenty
per cent (20%) of the amount of the assessments as set out in the notice of
the hearing, then a new notice of the hearing shall be given and a new hearing
held as aforesaid.
No new hearing shall be required in the event that any
assessments are decreased in any amount or are increased in an amount up to
twenty per cent (20%) of the original amount.
[50-1714, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 578.]
50-1715. CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. (1) After said hearing, the
council shall pass an ordinance confirming the assessment roll as corrected
by the council in relation to the benefits accruing thereon as a result of the
improvements being made. The ordinance shall be the final determination of
the regularity, validity and correctness of the assessment roll, of each as-
sessment contained therein, and of the amount thereof levied on each lot or
parcel of land, which ordinance shall contain a finding that each lot or par-
cel of land is benefited to the amount of assessment levied thereon subject
to appeal as provided herein. Upon passage of the ordinance, the clerk shall
certify and file the confirmed assessment roll with the treasurer of the mu-
nicipality and the assessments therein shall be due and payable to the trea-
surer within thirty (30) days from the date of the adoption of the ordinance.
The confirmed assessment roll and the assessments made by the confirmed as-
sessment roll shall be a lien upon the property assessed from and after the
date the following notice is recorded. Immediately upon passage of the con-
firming ordinance, the clerk shall file with the county recorder a notice
which shall contain the date of the confirming ordinance and a description
of the area or boundaries of the district.
If any assessment is not paid in
full within said thirty (30) day period, such assessment shall become delin-
quent and shall be collected in the same manner and with the same penalties
and interest added thereto as hereinafter provided for delinquent assess-
ments.
The council may, in the alternative, determine to make assessments
unpaid at the end of said thirty (30) day period payable in installments and
to issue and sell registered warrants or installment bonds payable from such
unpaid installments as herein provided. If the council chooses to do so, it
shall provide in said ordinance that any property owner who has not paid his
assessment in full within said thirty (30) day period will be conclusively
presumed to have chosen to pay the same in installments, and the ordinance
shall then establish the number of years said installments shall run, the
dates of payment of the same, and the rate of interest that the unpaid as-
sessments shall bear, which rate shall not be less than the rate of interest
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borne by the warrants or bonds payable therefrom, said interest running from
the date of the passage of the assessment ordinance, irrespective of the date
of its official publication, and being payable at the same time and place as
the installment payments of assessments. Said installments shall be due and
payable in not to exceed thirty (30) years to the treasurer or other proper
officer as provided by the council.
The ordinance shall establish the due
date of the first installment payment and that the local or special assess-
ments may be carried on the rolls of the municipality and collected as here-
inafter provided.
If any installment is not paid within twenty (20) days
from the date it is due, the same shall become delinquent and the treasurer
shall add a penalty of two percent (2%) thereto.
In addition to any other
method of collection provided in this code, the council may certify delin-
quent installments to the tax collector, and when so certified they shall
be extended on the tax rolls and collected as are property taxes, pursuant
to the provisions of chapter 10, title 63, Idaho Code.
In the event that
any property owner should choose to pay his assessment in full after such
time as it has been conclusively presumed that he will pay in installments,
such payment in full shall include the full amount of the unpaid assessment
plus penalties and all interest payable on the same plus additional interest
thereon at the rate provided in the bonds from the date of the last install-
ment due to one (1) year after the next interest date of said bonds.
(2) Any errors in description, ownership of property, or amounts in any
assessment ordinance adopted pursuant to this section may be corrected by
the passage of an amendatory ordinance, which need set forth only the cor-
rected descriptions or amounts.
The passage of such amendatory ordinance
shall serve only to postpone the thirty (30) day period for payment in full
of the assessments actually affected by such amendatory ordinance, and the
due dates of installments of such affected assessments shall be the same as
the due dates of installments not affected. Notice of any assessments so af-
fected shall be given in the same manner as hereinafter provided for the giv-
ing of notice of assessments.
[50-1715, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 579; am. 1983, ch. 41, sec.
1, p. 98.; am. 2020, ch. 273, sec. 2, p. 806.]
50-1716. NOTICE AND PAYMENT OF ASSESSMENTS. Upon passage of the assess-
ment roll, the treasurer of the municipality shall mail a postcard or letter
to each property owner assessed at his post office address if known, or if un-
known, to the post office in the municipality where the improvement is being
made, stating the total amount of his assessment, plus the substance of the
terms of payments of the same as set out in the ordinance confirming the as-
sessment roll.
An affidavit of the mailing of the notice shall be filed, before the date
of delinquency, in the office of the treasurer in the file of the improvement
district, but the failure of the treasurer to give any notice required by
this section or to do any other act or thing required by this section, shall
not affect the validity of the assessments or installments thereof due nor
extend the time for payment, but shall subject the municipality to liability
to a taxpayer for any damage sustained by the latter by reason of such fail-
ure.
[50-1716, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 581.]
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50-1717.
INSTALLMENT
DOCKET.
Whenever
any
improvement
bonds
or
warrants are issued as herein provided, the treasurer shall immediately
thereafter mark on the assessment roll of such local improvement district
opposite each assessment which has been paid, the word "paid" together with
the date of payment, and shall immediately thereafter enter in a docket to be
kept for that purpose, known as "local improvement installment docket" under
separate heads for each improvement district, all unpaid assessments as
shown on such assessment roll, said docket to be made up from the assessment
roll, and shall contain in separate columns the number of the assessment,
the name of the owner, the description of the property, the amount of the
total assessment, the amount and date when due of each annual installment
with interest added, and a blank column in which shall be marked the date of
payment of each installment.
Such docket shall stand thereafter as a lien
docket for such assessments so shown until paid.
[50-1717, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 581.]
50-1718. APPEAL PROCEDURE -- EXCLUSIVE REMEDY. Any person who has filed
objections to the assessment roll or any other person who feels aggrieved
by the decision of the council in confirming the same shall have the right
to appeal to the district court of the county in which the municipality
may be situated.
Such appeal shall be made within thirty (30) days from
the date of publication of the ordinance confirming the assessment roll by
filing a written notice of appeal with the clerk of the municipality and
with the clerk of the district court aforesaid describing the property and
objections of the appellant. The appellant shall also provide a bond to the
municipality in a sum to be fixed by the court, but not less than two hundred
dollars ($200) with sureties to be approved by the court, conditioned to pay
all costs to be awarded to the respondent upon such an appeal.
After said
thirty (30) day appeal period has run, no one shall have any cause or right of
action to contest the legality, formality or regularity of said assessments
for any reason whatsoever and, thereafter, said assessments and the liens
thereon shall be considered valid and incontestable without limitation.
If an appeal is filed within said period, the case shall be docketed by
the clerk of said court in the name of the person taking the appeal against
the municipality as "an appeal from assessments." Said cause shall then be at
issue and have precedence over all civil cases pending in said court, except
proceedings under the act relating to eminent domain by cities and actions
of forcible entry and detainer. Such appeal shall be tried in said court as
in the case of equitable causes except that no pleadings shall be necessary.
The judgment of the court shall be either to confirm, modify or annul the
assessment insofar as the same affects the property of the appellant, from
which judgment an appeal may be taken to the Supreme Court as provided by law.
In case the assessment is confirmed, the fees of the clerk of the municipal-
ity for copies of the record shall be taxed against the appellant with other
costs.
[50-1718, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 581.]
50-1719.
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS. Whenever any assessment is levied
on any property for further, separate or additional improvement under the
provisions of this code or any law of this state, such assessment shall be
a subsequent lien upon the property so assessed to the lien of the unpaid
assessments theretofore made for the original improvement.
Whenever any
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assessment is made for such further, separate or additional improvement on
property on which an existing assessment has been levied for improvements,
such further, separate or additional assessment for improvement shall not be
construed or considered as for one and the same improvement, or for the same
purpose or for the same benefit, or as a double assessment for improvements
against the property being assessed for the payment of the cost and expense
of such improvement but shall be considered and construed as a separate, dis-
tinct, single and independent improvement on and of benefit to the property
so assessed.
All assessments so levied or bonds or warrants issued payable
from the same shall be considered and construed as assessments levied or
bonds or warrants issued for separate, distinct, single and independent
improvements and benefits on and to the property so assessed.
[50-1719, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 582.]
50-1720.
REASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS. In all cases of assessments for
local improvements of any kind against any property wherein said assessments
have failed to be valid in whole or in part for want of form or sufficiency,
informality, irregularity or nonconformance with the charter provisions,
or laws governing such assessments, the council shall be and is hereby
authorized to reassess such assessments and to enforce their collection in
accordance with the provisions of law existing at the time the reassessment
is made.
No mistake in description of the property or the name of the owner
thereof shall affect the validity of any assessment or any lien created
thereby under the provisions of this code, or any law of this state, unless
such mistake or error renders it impossible to identify the property so
assessed.
When for any cause, mistake, or inadvertence, the amount assessed on any
property is insufficient to pay the cost and expenses of the improvement made
and enjoyed by the owner of such property, it shall be lawful, and the coun-
cil is hereby directed and authorized, to make reassessments on said prop-
erty sufficient in amount to pay for such improvements, the reassessment to
be made and collected in accordance with the provisions of law existing at
the time of its levy.
[50-1720, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 583.]
50-1721. LIEN OF ASSESSMENT -- FORECLOSURE. (1) Assessments levied to
pay the cost and expense of any improvement authorized by the provisions of
this code, or any law of this state, shall constitute a lien upon and against
the property upon which such assessment or assessments are made and levied
from and after the date upon which the ordinance levying such assessment or
assessments is passed, which lien shall be superior to the lien of any mort-
gage or other encumbrance, whether prior in time or not, and shall consti-
tute such lien until paid, and until paid, such lien shall not, except as
otherwise provided in this section, be subject to extinguishment, includ-
ing but not limited to extinguishment by reason of the sale of the property
assessed on account of the nonpayment of general taxes or the conveyance of
such property by any means to the United States of America, or any agency
thereof, the state of Idaho, or any county, city, school district, commu-
nity college district, or other public body, agency or taxing unit in said
state.
When bonds have not been issued and said assessments made payable
in installments as herein provided, such assessments shall be collected, or
the property therein shall be foreclosed and sold for such assessments and
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costs, in a suit for that purpose by the municipality.
Delinquent assess-
ments certified to the tax collector for collection as provided in section
50-1715, Idaho Code, shall be governed by the provisions of chapter 10, title
63, Idaho Code. All provisions of chapter 10, title 63, Idaho Code, specif-
ically including those governing collection, satisfaction, and extinguish-
ment of delinquent amounts, shall apply to certified delinquent assessments
in the same manner and to the same effect as delinquent property taxes.
(2) Such suit shall be in the name of the municipality as plaintiff and
against any one (1) or more owners of property failing to pay such assessment
or assessments as defendants.
In any such proceedings where the court try-
ing the same shall be satisfied that the improvements have been made or have
been contracted for, which according to the true intent of this code would be
properly chargeable to such property, a recovery shall be permitted and the
lien enforced to the extent of the cost and expenses of the improvement which
would be chargeable on such property notwithstanding any informality, ir-
regularity or defect in any of the proceedings of such municipality or any of
its officers, and such property shall be ordered sold for the payment of the
assessment or assessments against it and the costs and expenses of such suit,
including reasonable attorney's fees, to be fixed by the court and prorated
to each separate piece of property.
[50-1721, added 1976, ch.
160, sec.
2, p.
583.; am.
2020, ch.
273,
sec. 3, p. 807.]
50-1721A. SEGREGATION OF ASSESSMENTS. Whenever any land against which
there has been levied any special assessment by any municipality shall have
been sold in part or subdivided, the council of that municipality shall have
the power to order a segregation of the assessment.
Any person desiring to have such a special assessment against a tract of
land segregated to apply to smaller parts thereof shall apply to the munic-
ipality which levied the assessment.
If the council determines that a seg-
regation should be made, it shall by ordinance order the clerk to make seg-
regation on the original assessment roll as directed in the ordinance.
The
segregation shall be made as nearly as possible on the same basis as the orig-
inal assessment was levied, and the total of the segregated parts of the as-
sessment shall equal the assessment before segregation. The ordinance shall
describe the original tract, the amount and date of the original assessment,
and shall define the boundaries of the divided parts and the amount of the
assessment chargeable to each part. A certified copy of the ordinance shall
be filed with the county recorder.
The council may require, as a condition
to the order of segregation, that the person seeking it pay the municipality
the reasonable engineering and clerical costs incident to making the segre-
gation.
No segregation need be made if the council shall find that by such
segregation the security of the lien for such assessment will be so jeopar-
dized as to reduce the security for any outstanding local improvement dis-
trict obligations payable from such assessment.
[50-1721A, added 1987, ch. 126, sec. 1, p. 256.]
50-1722. BONDS -- REGISTERED WARRANTS -- INTERIM WARRANTS. If the coun-
cil determines to make assessments payable in instalments as is provided in
section 50-1715, Idaho Code, it shall be ordinance issued in the name of the
municipality improvement bonds of the improvement district payable from as-
sessments levied against the property within the district. Such bonds shall
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be payable each year from and after the date of the bonds and shall be of such
denomination and bear interest, payable annually, at such rate as is deter-
mined by the council, but in no event shall such rate of interest be greater
than the rate of interest borne by the unpaid assessments.
The bonds shall be in such form and denomination as may be provided by
the council and they shall mature serially over a period not exceeding thirty
(30) years.
The council may reserve the right to redeem any of the bonds at
its option on any interest payment at such price or prices as determined by
the council.
The bonds shall be signed by the mayor of the city, the chair-
man of the board of county commissioners, the president of the highway dis-
trict, or the chairman of the board of directors of a water and/or sewer dis-
trict, as the case may be, and shall be countersigned by the treasurer and
attested by the clerk of the municipality. No bond or coupon shall be invalid
because an officer whose manual or facsimile signature thereon has ceased
to hold office at the time of the delivery of the bonds so long as he held
the office at the time such signature was placed on the bond or coupon.
The
coupons attached thereto shall bear the facsimile signatures of said offi-
cers and each bond shall have the seal of the municipality affixed thereto.
Each bond shall provide that the principal thereof and the interest thereon
are payable solely from the principal of an interest on the unpaid assess-
ments levied in the district to pay the total cost and expenses of the project
concerned.
In lieu of bonds, registered warrants may be issued under the same cir-
cumstances and in the same manner as bonds, such warrants to be issued in pay-
ment of any or all costs or expenses of the improvements to the amount said
costs or expenses were set out in the engineer's report. The warrants shall
be redeemable in numerical order and further shall be subject to all pro-
visions of this code relating to local improvement bonds so far as the same
may be applicable, including, but not limited to, the provisions of sections
50-1762 to 50-1769, Idaho Code.
If the council shall determine to issue and sell bonds, it may for the
purpose of meeting any cost and expenses of making the improvements, as the
same are installed prior to the sale of the bonds, issue interim warrants of
the district payable to the contractor, other proper person, upon estimates
of the engineer, bearing interest at a rate provided by the council, which
interim warrants together with the interest due thereon at the date of the
issue of the bonds, shall be redeemed and retired from the proceeds of the
sale of the bonds or prepayment of assessments.
Bonds issued hereunder shall have all the requisites of negotiable pa-
per under the Uniform Commercial Code, and shall not be invalid for irreg-
ularity or defect in the proceedings for their issuance, sale or delivery,
and shall be incontestable in the hands of bona fide purchasers or holders
for value thereof.
Nothing herein contained shall prohibit any municipal-
ity from issuing bonds or warrants in the denomination of one hundred dollars
($100), or an even multiple thereof, except that bond number 1 of any issue
may be of a denomination other than one hundred dollars ($100).
[50-1722, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 584.]
50-1723. LIABILITY OF MUNICIPALITY. The holder of any bond, issued un-
der the authority of this code, shall have no claim therefor against the mu-
nicipality by which the same is issued, except to the extent of the funds cre-
ated and received by assessments against the property within any local im-
provement district as herein provided and to the extent of the local improve-
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ment guarantee fund which may be established by any such municipality under
the provisions of this code, but the municipality shall be held responsible
for the lawful levy of all special taxes or assessments herein provided and
for the faithful accounting of settlements and payments of the special taxes
and assessments levied for the payment of the bonds as herein provided. The
owners and holders of such bonds shall be entitled to complete enforcement of
all assessments made for the payment of such bonds.
A copy of this section
shall be plainly written, printed or engraved on the face of each bond so is-
sued.
[50-1723, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 585.]
50-1724.
BOND AND INTEREST FUNDS. Once bonds are issued as provided
herein, any funds paid as instalment payments of assessments pledged to
the payment of such bonds shall be kept in a fund known as the "bond fund"
of the district and any funds paid as interest on said instalment payments
of assessments shall be kept in a fund known as the "interest fund" of
the district.
The funds shall be deposited in such bank or banks as are
designated as depositors of public moneys of such municipalities under the
laws of this state, or invested in bonds or warrants of the municipality.
Interest received on such funds so deposited or invested shall be placed to
the credit of the fund from which it is earned. Maturing bonds shall be paid
from the bond fund and the interest on the bonds, when due, shall be paid from
the interest fund.
If there is sufficient money in the bond fund to pay the
principal of one or more bonds, the treasurer may call in and pay such bonds
as of the next interest payment date in such manner as may be provided by the
council at the time of the issuance of the bonds. The bonds to be called shall
be selected by lot and shall, in the event less than all of the outstanding
bonds are to be redeemed, insofar as can be done taking into consideration
the denominations of the outstanding bonds, represent an equal amount of
bonds from each maturity outstanding at the time of the redemption.
[50-1724, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 586.]
50-1725.
REISSUE OF BONDS. Where any bonds issued under this code are
declared invalid or void by order or decree of court, which may be legally
reissued, the council of such municipality shall, by ordinance, provide for
the reissuance thereof at the same rate of interest and in such amount as will
cover the principal and interest due on said bonds, and the ordinance provid-
ing for such reissue shall provide for the surrender and cancellation of such
bonds upon which there has been a default or which have been declared invalid
or void and the lien created by the levy of such assessment or assessments as
herein provided shall not be deemed to have been lost or waived by such reis-
sue but shall remain in full force and effect.
[50-1725, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 586.]
50-1726.
RIGHTS AGAINST ASSESSMENTS. The said bonds of any local im-
provement district as herein provided, when sold as hereinbefore provided,
shall transfer to the owner or holder of such bonds all the rights and inter-
est of such municipality in and with respect to every such assessment and the
lien thereby created against the property of each owner assessed as shall not
have availed himself of the provisions of this code, in regard to the redemp-
tion of his property as aforesaid, and shall authorize owners and holders of
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such bonds to receive and have collected the assessment or assessments em-
braced in any such bonds through any of the methods provided by law for the
collection of assessments for local improvements.
Whenever any installment of an assessment or the interest thereon made
for the payment of principal, or interest on such bonds so issued, is not
paid when due and shall become delinquent, the municipality may by a reso-
lution duly adopted declare all unpaid instalments against any property to
pay the cost and expenses of such improvement to be immediately due, payable
and delinquent, and may thereupon cause a delinquency certificate to be is-
sued against said property for the whole of the unpaid assessment against it
in the manner hereinafter provided for issuance of delinquency certificates
upon any instalment of such assessment('s) becoming delinquent, and any such
council must pass such resolution upon the written request of the holders of
one-half (1/2) of any such bond issue, filed with the clerk.
[50-1726, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 587.]
50-1727.
PUBLICATION AND CONCLUSIVENESS OF PROCEEDINGS. The council
may provide for the publication of any ordinance,
resolution or other
proceeding adopted by it pursuant to this code in the official newspaper of
the municipality.
For a period of thirty (30) days after such publication
any person in interest shall have the right to contest the legality of such
ordinance, resolution or proceeding or any bonds which may be authorized
thereby.
No contest or proceeding to question the validity or legality of
any ordinance, resolution or proceeding, or any bonds which may be autho-
rized thereby, passed or adopted under the provisions of this code shall
be brought in any court by any person for any cause whatsoever, after the
expiration of thirty (30) days from the date when the ordinance, resolution
or proceeding was published, and after such time the validity, legality and
regularity of such ordinance, resolution or proceeding or any bonds autho-
rized thereby shall be conclusively presumed.
If the question of validity
of any bonds issued pursuant to this code is not raised within thirty (30)
days from the date of publication of the ordinance, resolution or proceeding
issuing said bonds and fixing their terms, the authority to issue the bonds,
the legality thereof and of the assessments necessary to pay the same shall
be conclusively presumed and no court shall thereafter have authority to
inquire into such matters.
[50-1727, added 1976, ch. 160, sec. 2, p. 587.]
50-1728.
CONSOLIDATED LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS AUTHORIZED. Solely
for the purpose of issuing bonds, registered warrants, or interim warrants,
the governing body of any municipality may authorize the establishment of
consolidated local improvement districts.
The original local improvement
districts so consolidated need not be contiguous. If the council orders the
creation of such consolidated local improvement districts, the moneys re-
ceived from the installment payment of the principal of and interest on as-
sessments levied within the original local improvement districts shall be
deposited in a consolidated local improvement district bond fund and inter-
est fund to be used to pay the principal of and interest on the outstanding
consolidated local improvement district bonds or warrants.
[50-1728, added 1981, ch. 149, sec. 1, p. 259.]
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50-1738.
DELINQUENT INSTALMENTS. If any instalment or payment is not
made as provided hereinbefore and in default, it shall then become delin-
quent.
[50-1738, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 324, p. 1249.]
50-1739. DELINQUENT CERTIFICATES. As soon as any assessment or instal-
ment thereof, of any local improvement district shall become delinquent, the
treasurer shall, if such assessment be collected in one (1) payment, mark
the same delinquent on the assessment roll, or if for an instalment of an
assessment, on the "Local Improvement Instalment Docket," and shall add to
the amount shown on said assessment roll, or instalment docket, a penalty
of two per cent (2%) thereon. Within ten (10) days thereafter the treasurer
shall prepare and issue to the municipality, in which such local improve-
ment district is located, a delinquency certificate to the property included
in each such delinquent assessment or instalment, which certificate shall
have the force and effect of a sale of said property to the municipality for
the amount thereof, said certificate shall bear date as of the time such as-
sessment or instalment became delinquent and shall be for the amount thereof
plus the penalty charged thereon.
Such certificate shall contain, besides
the description of the property to be sold, the name of the person assessed,
if known, or if unknown, that fact, the amount of the assessment of instal-
ment, plus penalty thereon; the number of the assessment and the name of the
improvement district in which assessed; the date when such certificate will
go to deed and shall bear interest from date thereof at the rate of ten per
cent (10%) per annum.
Such certificates shall be made in duplicate, bound
together in books in numerical order and filed in the office of the trea-
surer; provided, that after one (1) such certificate has been issued no fur-
ther delinquency certificate shall be issued for subsequent instalments of
the same assessment, except as hereinafter provided, and whenever any subse-
quent instalment shall thereafter become delinquent the treasurer shall so
mark the same in the instalment docket and add the penalty thereto, as here-
inbefore provided, and the same shall draw interest at the rate of ten per
cent (10%) per annum from date of delinquency until the end of the month in
which it is paid.
[50-1739, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 325, p. 1249.]
50-1740. DELINQUENT CERTIFICATE REGISTER. Within twenty (20) days af-
ter preparing and issuing any delinquency certificate the treasurer shall
enter the same in a book to be kept by said treasurer known as "Local Improve-
ment District Delinquency Certificate Register," which register shall con-
tain in proper columns, the number of the assessment, the name of the dis-
trict in which assessed, name of the person to whom assessed, if known, de-
scription of the property sold, corresponding with the description in the
certificate and the assessment roll, amount of assessment, penalty, and the
treasurer must regularly number each entry in said register on the margin
of said book and put a corresponding number on each original and duplicate
delinquency certificate. Such register must contain blank spaces following
each entry of a delinquency certificate therein, in which may be entered the
name of an assignee thereof, the date of such assignment and the amount paid
the assignee, the name of a redemptioner thereof, the date of such redemp-
tion and the amount paid by such redemptioner.
Such book or register shall
be retained by the treasurer and become a part of the records of his office.
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From and after entry in such register and until two (2) years from its date,
any such certificate, unless redeemed, may be purchased from the treasurer
in the manner hereinafter provided.
[50-1740, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 326, p. 1249.]
50-1741.
ASSIGNMENT OF DELINQUENT CERTIFICATES. Whenever any person
shall tender to the treasurer in cash the amount of any such certificate
and interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent (10%) per annum from date
of such certificate to the end of the month in which such purchase is made,
together with any subsequent instalments then due with penalties and in-
terest thereon, the treasurer shall assign such delinquency certificate to
the purchaser by making and executing for and on behalf of the municipality
the blank assignment on both the original and duplicate thereof, and shall
deliver the original certificate so assigned to the purchaser.
Whenever
the purchaser shall be required to pay subsequent assessments in addition
to the amount of such delinquency certificate, the fact of such payment and
the amount thereof including penalty and interest, shall be indorsed on the
original and duplicate certificate so assigned.
Thereafter the treasurer
shall immediately make the proper entries showing such assignment in the
"Local Improvement District Delinquency Register," and in the "Instalment
Docket"; provided, that past due interest coupons and past due bonds of the
local improvement district for which such certificate was issued shall be
received by the treasurer, at par and accrued interest in payment of such
certificates.
Such bonds and coupons shall be received by the treasurer,
at par and accrued interest in payment of such certificates. Such bonds and
coupons shall be forthwith canceled by the treasurer.
[50-1741, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 327, p. 1249.]
50-1742. FORM OF ASSIGNMENT -- ASSIGNMENT BY PURCHASER. The assignment
prescribed by the preceding section must be substantially in the following
form, and indorsed on the certificate:
ASSIGNMENT BY TREASURER
State of Idaho ss.
Municipality ....
For and in consideration of the sum of $.... paid to said municipality,
the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, I do hereby assign to .... whose
post-office address is ....
all the right, title and interest of the said
municipality in and to the within and foregoing delinquency certificate.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand at ...., Idaho, this ....
day of ...., .....
................................
Treasurer of the municipality of
................................
Such delinquency certificate may be assigned by the purchaser; pro-
vided, that such assignment must be attached to the original delinquency
certificate and a duplicate of such assignment must be delivered to the
treasurer who must attach the same to the duplicate delinquency certificate
in his office.
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The assignment of any delinquency certificate by the purchaser thereof
or any assignee of such purchaser must be executed in duplicate and acknowl-
edged as provided by law in the conveyance of real property and such assign-
ment must be substantially in the following form, to wit:
"For value received, I hereby assign to .... whose post-office address
is ...., all my right, title and interest in and to delinquency certificate
No.
...., issued by the treasurer of ...., Idaho, on account of delinquent
local improvement district assessments for the year .... on the property de-
scribed in said certificate.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this ....
day of ....,
.....
..............................."
(acknowledgment)
[50-1742, added 1967, ch.
429, sec.
328, p.
1249; am.
2002, ch.
32,
sec. 23, p. 60.]
50-1743.
REDEMPTION. At any time within two (2) years from the date of
any delinquency certificate, the owner of the property described therein, or
any one on his behalf, may redeem such property by paying to the treasurer
the amount stated in such certificate together with interest thereon at the
date of ten per cent (10%) per annum, from date thereof to the last day of
the month in which such redemption is made.
Thereupon the treasurer shall
issue to the redemptioner a certificate of redemption which shall state the
name of the redemptioner, the date of redemption, the number of the certifi-
cate so redeemed, the description of the property contained therein, and the
name of the district for which said certificate was issued. In case said cer-
tificate has not been assigned, the treasurer shall note such upon the orig-
inal and duplicate delinquency certificate; if assigned upon the duplicate
certificate the fact that the same has been redeemed, the date of redemp-
tion and shall note the same upon the "Local Improvement Delinquency Cer-
tificate Register" and the "Local Improvement Instalment Docket"; provided,
that no redemption of any such certificate shall be allowed unless all as-
sessments which have become due subsequent to the one for which said delin-
quency certificate shall have been issued with penalties, and interest at
the rate of ten per cent (10%) per annum from date of said delinquency to the
end of the month in which the same is redeemed, shall be paid, which fact to-
gether with the amount paid shall be stated upon the redemption certificate.
The money received from the redemption of any property described in a cer-
tificate which has been assigned shall be deposited by the treasurer to the
credit of the person named in the last assignment of such certificate.
The
treasurer shall thereupon give notice to such person at the address shown
by the record of such deposit, and such person shall thereafter be paid the
same by the treasurer upon surrender of such certificate to the treasurer who
shall mark the same "Paid" and hold it as a voucher.
[50-1743, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 329, p. 1249.]
50-1744.
DEED. If the property described in any delinquency certifi-
cate is not redeemed within two (2) years from the date thereof, the trea-
surer, after having given notice hereinafter required, shall issue a deed
thereto to the municipality, or if the same has been assigned as hereinbefore
provided, then to the person holding the original delinquency certificate
under assignment, upon request therefor, and upon the delivery to the trea-
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surer of such original certificate and filing proof of having given notice
as required by the treasurer before making a deed to the municipality. Such
deed shall recite substantially the matter contained in the certificate and
that no person redeemed the property within the time allowed, by law, for its
redemption. It shall be signed and acknowledged by the treasurer in the man-
ner required, by law, to entitle the same to be recorded under the laws of
this state; provided, that such deed shall not be issued to an assignee un-
til he has paid all subsequent instalments and assessments then delinquent
or due upon the property described in the delinquency certificate, together
with the penalties and interest thereon.
Such deed to an assignee shall be
made subject to all unpaid instalments not then due.
[50-1744, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 330, p. 1249.]
50-1745.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF REDEMPTION. The treasurer
shall, at least one (1) month and not more than three (3) months before the
expiration of the time of redemption of any property, serve or cause to be
served, a written or printed, or partly written and partly printed notice on
the person or persons in the actual possession or occupancy of such land or
lots, and shall also, within the same time, serve upon or mail to, the person
in whose name the same stands upon the assessment records in the county
assessor's office, a copy of said notice; which notice shall state when the
delinquency certificate was made, in whose name the property was assessed,
the description of the land or lots, the name of the local improvement
district for which assessed, the amount of the assessment or instalment,
and when the time of redemption will expire. The treasurer shall at the same
time send a similar notice, by mail, to each mortgagee or other holder of a
recorded lien against such land, in each case where such mortgagee or lien-
holder has previously filed in the office of the treasurer a written request
for such notice and paid the fee therefor, which request shall include the
name and address of the mortgagee, the name of the reputed owner of the land,
a description of the land and the date of the expiration of the mortgage or
lien; no notice need be sent after the date of expiration, unless a further
request therefor be duly filed. If the mortgagee or lienholder shall furnish
a duplicate form of request for that purpose the treasurer shall certify
thereon to the filing of the request and deliver the same to the party filing
it.
If there is no person in actual possession or occupancy of such land or
lot and if the persons in whose name it stands, upon diligent inquiry cannot
be found in the state, then the treasurer shall, within the same time, post
or have posted, a copy of said notice in a conspicuous place upon said land or
lots and in a substantial manner.
Whenever any notice is mailed, as herein required, the fact that the ad-
dressee does not receive it, shall not in any manner invalidate or affect the
proceedings herein provided.
[50-1745, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 331, p. 1249.]
50-1746. PROOF OF NOTICE. The treasurer shall, before issuing any deed
to the municipality, make and file his affidavit showing a full compliance
with the requirements of the preceding section as to giving notice of the ex-
piration of the period of redemption; before issuing a deed to the holder of
any delinquency certificate, the treasurer shall require that affidavits be
filed showing a complete compliance with the provisions of the previous sec-
tion as to giving such notice. Such proof shall be filed in the office of the
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treasurer and remain a permanent record in such office. Any person making a
false affidavit as to any fact required herein shall be guilty of perjury.
[50-1746, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 332, p. 1249.]
50-1747. EFFECT OF DEED AS EVIDENCE. The matters recited in the delin-
quency certificate must be recited in the deed and such deed duly acknowl-
edged or proved shall be prima facie evidence: (1) that the improvement dis-
trict was created, the assessment made and the work and improvement done in
the manner provided by law; (2) that all notices were given, all hearings
were had, orders made and resolutions and ordinances passed and adopted re-
quired by law, and that all the proceedings up to the execution and delivery
of such deed were had and done in the manner required by law; (3) that the
assessments were not paid, the delinquency entries were properly made and
delinquency certificate properly issued, as prescribed by law, and by the
proper officer; (4) that the property was not redeemed, that the notice re-
quired to be given before deed was taken was properly given as required by
law, and that the person who executed the deed was the proper officer.
[50-1747, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 333, p. 1249.]
50-1748. DELINQUENCY CERTIFICATE FOR SUBSEQUENT INSTALMENTS. Whenever
any delinquency certificate has been assigned, as hereinbefore provided,
and the time for redemption has expired and there are outstanding against the
property covered by said certificate, any delinquent instalments subsequent
in time to the instalment for which the property was sold, then the treasurer
shall issue to the municipality a delinquency certificate for such past due
instalments in the same manner, as hereinbefore provided, and shall cancel
the previous delinquency certificate and the same shall be of no further
force and effect.
Such delinquency certificate for subsequent instalments
may be assigned in the same manner, as hereinbefore provided, and have the
same force and effect.
[50-1748, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 334, p. 1249.]
50-1749.
FEES OF TREASURER. The treasurer shall receive the following
fees, which, when paid, shall be credited to the general fund of the munici-
pality: for issuing any delinquency certificate twenty-five cents (25¢) to
be included in the amount of the certificate; for making any deed one dol-
lar ($1.00), to be paid by the person to whom made; for giving notice to a
mortgagee or lienholder fifty cents (50¢), to be paid by such person; for
giving notice of expiration of period of redemption one dollar ($1.00).
In
all cases where the property is deeded to the municipality the fees shall be
charged to the amount for which the deed is taken and shall be paid upon the
sale of the property, or the sale of the delinquency certificate.
[50-1749, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 335, p. 1249.]
50-1750.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE. Whenever the necessary costs and attor-
ney's fees have been advanced by the holders of the bonds of the district or
any prospective purchaser or other person, it shall be the duty of the coun-
cil of such municipality to cause the attorney to commence suit to quiet ti-
tle to the property described in said deed in the name of the municipality
and to secure the possession of the property; provided, that the property de-
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scribed in any number of tax deeds so made to the municipality and against any
number of owners of property may be included in the same suit.
[50-1750, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 336, p. 1249.]
50-1751. SALE OF PROPERTY DEEDED TO MUNICIPALITY. At any time after ac-
quiring title and possession of any property, as hereinbefore provided, the
municipality may sell such property to any purchaser upon receiving therefor
a sum not less than the amount for which the property was sold to the munici-
pality and by the payment of all instalments of assessments subsequent to the
one (1) for which such property was sold and then due together with the penal-
ties and interest thereon.
The purchaser shall take such property subject
to any unpaid general taxes and assessments and to all local improvement dis-
trict instalments not then due, and the municipality shall thereafter col-
lect such instalments in the manner provided by this code.
When such pur-
chase is made and the money paid therefor, the municipality shall issue a
deed to the purchaser signed by the mayor and attested by the clerk, which
deed shall be executed and acknowledged in the manner required, by law, to
entitle the same to be recorded under the laws of this state.
In selling such property and in conveying title thereto compliance with
the procedures set forth in chapter 14, title 50, Idaho Code, shall not be
required, but no conveyance under this section shall be valid unless it be
approved by an affirmative vote of one-half (1/2) plus one (1) member of the
full city council.
[50-1751, added 1967, ch.
429, sec.
337, p.
1249; am.
1973, ch.
61,
sec. 1, p. 101.]
50-1752.
SALE OF PROPERTY AFTER MATURITY OF BONDS. Within thirty (30)
days after the maturity of the last instalment of any issue of bonds of a lo-
cal improvement district, if any such bonds or interest coupons shall re-
main unpaid, any property remaining unsold, to which the municipality has
taken title by reason of assessment of such improvement district, shall be
appraised and immediately after said appraisement such property shall be of-
fered for sale by giving notice of the time and place of sale thereof by pub-
lication of such notice in a newspaper published in the municipality for ten
(10) consecutive issues if a daily paper, or in two (2) consecutive issues
if a weekly paper, or if there be no newspaper published in such municipal-
ity then in a newspaper having general circulation therein, the date of sale
to be not less than twenty (20) days from the date of the first publication
of such notice. At the time and place designated in the notice the treasurer
shall offer such property for sale to the highest bidder, but no sale shall
be made for less than the appraised value.
If no bid be received for a sum
equal to or greater than the appraised value, then the sale may be postponed
for not to exceed thirty (30) days, and shall be readvertised, and at the time
to which such sale was postponed shall again be offered for sale and sold to
the highest bidder. Upon the sale of any property and the payment therefor,
a deed shall be executed to the purchaser in the same manner, as provided for
the execution of deeds in section 50-1751.
[50-1752, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 338, p. 1249.]
50-1753.
DISPOSITION OF FUNDS. All money received by the treasurer on
account of the payment of assessments or instalments thereof, the assignment
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or redemption of delinquency certificates, or for rents, issues and profits,
or from the sale of any property, title to which is held by the municipality
for the benefit of any local improvement district, less any expenses of se-
curing possession of said property, or for the care and operation and sale
of the same, shall be deposited to the credit of the interest fund and bond
fund of the local improvement district, in the same proportion as the assess-
ment or instalments for which the property was taken. Any money left in a lo-
cal improvement district interest or bond fund or any money derived from the
rental or sale of any real property acquired by the municipality through the
sale for delinquent assessments or instalments shall, after all warrants,
bonds and coupons of said district have been paid in full, be credited to the
general fund of the municipality.
[50-1753, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 339, p. 1249.]
50-1754. DELINQUENT CERTIFICATE NOT ASSIGNABLE DURING PENDENCY OF AC-
TION. No certificate of delinquency as hereinbefore provided, shall be as-
signed, or any property sold, to which the municipality has taken a deed, on
account of any assessment, or instalment thereof, during the pendency of any
proceeding in court affecting the validity of such assessment.
[50-1754, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 340, p. 1249.]
50-1755. DUTIES OF OFFICERS. When the council shall decide that it is to
the best interest of the municipality that the duties in this code designated
to be performed by the treasurer should be done and performed by the clerk of
such municipality, they may at their option, by resolution, duly presented
and approved by such council assign such duties to the clerk of such munici-
pality; provided, that the duty of receiving any funds collected by the clerk
and the depositing and disbursing of such funds by order of the council shall
always be and remain the duty and responsibility of the treasurer; the coun-
cil shall, in said resolution, devise a proper system or plan whereby the
clerk may pay to the treasurer all moneys collected by him and take receipts
therefor.
[50-1755, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 341, p. 1249.]
50-1762.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT GUARANTEE FUND -- CREATION OF FUND. Any
municipal corporation, including chartered municipal corporations, may by
general ordinance of appropriation or by levy of a tax of not to exceed two
hundredths percent (.02%) of the market value for assessment purposes on all
taxable property within the municipal corporation in any one (1) year, or by
appropriation from such other sources as may be determined by the council,
create a fund for the purpose of guaranteeing to the extent of such fund,
the payment of bonds or warrants and interest thereon, hereafter issued
against any local improvements therein; provided, that such sum so levied or
appropriated in any year shall be more than sufficient to pay the outstanding
warrants of said fund and to establish therein a balance, which combined levy
and appropriation in any one (1) year shall not exceed five percent (5%) of
the outstanding obligations thereby guaranteed; provided, further, that the
council shall not levy any tax as herein provided when the amount of moneys
in the "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund" equals ten percent (10%) of the
total outstanding obligations thereby guaranteed.
The tax levies herein
authorized and directed shall be additional to and, if need be, in excess of
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any and all statutory and charter limitations. The fund so created shall be
designated "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund."
[50-1762, added 1967, ch.
429, sec.
347, p.
1249; am.
1995, ch.
82,
sec. 25, p. 235.]
50-1763.
BONDS, WARRANTS AND COUPONS, WHEN PAID OUT OF FUND -- NON-
PAYMENT FOR WANT OF FUNDS -- INTEREST. Whenever any municipality has
established such "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund," any bond, warrant
or coupon drawn against any local improvement fund is presented to the
municipality for payment and there is not sufficient amount in said local
improvement fund against which to draw to pay the same, unless otherwise
requested by the holder, payment therefor shall be made by warrant drawn
against the "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund." Such warrants when pre-
sented to the city treasurer for payment, if not paid, shall be registered
and draw interest at a rate as may be fixed by the council.
Neither the
holder nor the owner of any bond or warrant issued under the provisions of
this act shall have any claim therefor, except for payment from the special
assessments made for the improvement for which said bond or warrant was
issued, and except as against the "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund" herein
provided, and the municipality shall not be liable to any holder or owner
of such bond or warrant for any loss to the guarantee fund occurring in the
lawful operation thereof by the municipality.
[50-1763, added 1967, ch.
429, sec.
348, p.
1249; am.
1980, ch.
61,
sec. 10, p. 123.]
50-1764.
SUBROGATION OF MUNICIPALITY TO RIGHTS OF PAYEE -- SURPLUS
FUNDS -- PAYMENT INTO FUND -- PREFERENCES. Whenever there shall be paid out
of the "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund," any sum on account of principal
or interest of a local improvement fund or warrant, the municipality as
trustee for the fund, shall be subrogated to all the rights of the holder of
the bond or interest coupon or warrant so paid, and the policies thereof,
or the assessment underlying the same, shall become part of the guarantee
fund.
There shall be paid into the guarantee fund any surplus remaining in
any local improvement fund after the payment of all outstanding bonds or
warrants, payable out of such local improvement fund.
Bonds or warrants
guaranteed by such fund shall have no preference except in the order of
presentation for payment.
[50-1764, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 349, p. 1249.]
50-1765.
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION AND SOURCES OF FUND. The council
shall prescribe rules and regulations for the maintenance and operation of
the guarantee fund not inconsistent herewith.
After the creation of such
fund, all money derived from the assignment of delinquency certificates,
redemptions, sale of property under foreclosure for delinquent assessments,
or from the rent or sale of property, title to which has been obtained by
the municipality pursuant to this code, shall be paid into the "Local Im-
provement Guarantee Fund," and all delinquency certificates issued and such
property acquired shall be held by the municipality for the benefit of such
guarantee fund. Money from the guarantee fund may be used to redeem property
subject to local improvement assessments from general tax delinquencies,
underlying bonds or warrants guaranteed by the fund, or to purchase such
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property as county tax sales or otherwise, from the county for the purpose of
protecting the guarantee fund.
After so acquiring title to real property,
the municipality may lease or sell and convey the same for such price and on
such terms as may be determined by the council, and any provision of law,
charter or ordinance to the contrary notwithstanding, and all proceeds
resulting therefrom shall belong to and be paid into the guarantee fund, pro-
vided, however, that in any event the municipality purchases such property
at tax sale or otherwise it shall not be sold for a lesser sum than the city
paid therefor.
[50-1765, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 350, p. 1249.]
50-1766.
REPLENISHMENT OF FUND -- WARRANTS -- ISSUANCE AGAINST FUND
-- TAX LEVY. Whenever there is not a sufficient amount of cash in said
"Local Improvement Guarantee Fund," at any time to pay any and all warrants,
together with interest thereon, drawn against said fund, the council may
replenish said "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund" by transferring or appro-
priating to it, moneys from the general fund of the municipality or other
available sources, as may be determined by said council, subject, however,
to the limitations herein prescribed. Warrants drawing interest, as herein
provided, may be issued against said "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund" to
meet any financial liability against it; but at the time of making its next
annual levy the municipality shall provide for the levy of a sum sufficient
with other resources of the guarantee fund to pay warrants so issued and
outstanding, the tax for this purpose not to exceed two hundredths percent
(.02%) of the market value for assessment purposes on taxable property
within the municipal corporation in any one (1) year.
[50-1766, added 1967, ch.
429, sec.
351, p.
1249; am.
1995, ch.
82,
sec. 26, p. 235.]
50-1767. BONDS AND WARRANTS -- REVENUES FROM WHICH PAYABLE. The holder
or owner of any local improvement bond or warrant shall have no claim thereon
against the municipality by which the same is issued, except to the extent
of the funds created and received by assessments against the property within
any local improvement district and to the extent of his pro rata share of any
"Local Improvement Guarantee Fund," authorized and created under the provi-
sions of this code.
[50-1767, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 352, p. 1249.]
50-1768.
BONDS PAYABLE FROM FUND. Whenever a municipality has created
a "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund," under the provisions of any local im-
provement district bonds issued thereafter shall provide that the principal
sum of such funds and the interest thereon shall be payable out of the local
improvement fund created for the payment of cost and expenses of the improve-
ment or out of any "Local Improvement Guarantee Fund," duly authorized and
created, and not otherwise.
[50-1768, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 353, p. 1249.]
50-1769.
EXCESS IN FUND -- DISPOSITION. When a "Local Improvement
Guarantee Fund" duly created in any municipality exceeds in amount of moneys
held therein ten per cent (10%) of the total outstanding obligations thereby
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guaranteed, then the council, may, by ordinance, authorize the treasurer or
appropriate official of said municipality to return and pay such said excess
or any part thereof to the general fund of said municipality to return and
pay such said excess or any designated part thereof all or any part of local
improvement district bonds of said municipality then issued and outstanding
or to be issued. The passage of such ordinance shall require the affirmative
vote of at least three-fourths (3/4) of the full council.
[50-1769, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 355, p. 1249.]
50-1770. UNPATENTED LANDS -- ASSESSMENT FOR IMPROVEMENTS. Whenever any
of the public lands are embraced within the boundaries of any city of this
state, and the city authorities deem it necessary that a sewer system, street
improvements or other public improvements of any kind, authorized by general
law, be made therein for the preservation of the health, accommodation or
convenience of such inhabitants, the city council may, by ordinance, provide
for the assessment of a portion of the expense of such improvement against
unpatented lots, blocks or parcels of land, and the improvements thereon,
embraced within the limits of such city, to the same extent and amount as
though such lands were patented. When patents issue for such lands the lien
of the assessment against each lot, piece and parcel of land shall attach im-
mediately and be enforced and collected as other taxes, or as provided, by
ordinance, of such city; provided, this section shall not apply nor autho-
rize the creation of any lien upon state lands.
[50-1770, added 1967, ch. 429, sec. 48, p. 1249.]
50-1771. RESERVE FUND AUTHORIZED. For the purpose of securing the pay-
ment of the principal of and interest on an issue of local improvement bonds,
notes, warrants, or other short-term obligations, the council or other gov-
erning body of a governmental entity may create a reserve fund for each obli-
gation in addition to or in lieu of a guarantee fund. The reserve fund shall
be separate and apart from any guarantee fund and in an amount not exceed-
ing ten per cent (10%) of the principal amount of the bonds, notes, or war-
rants issued. The cost of a reserve fund may be included in the cost and ex-
pense of any local improvement for assessment against the property in the lo-
cal improvement district to pay the cost, or any part thereof.
The reserve
fund may be funded from the proceeds of the bonds, notes, warrants, or other
short-term obligations, from special assessment payments, or from any other
money legally available therefor. Reserve fund balances in excess of ten per
cent (10%) of the principal amount of the bonds outstanding shall be used to
reduce the annual assessments of those participants in the respective lo-
cal improvement district whose prior assessments have been paid.
Whenever
the reserve fund is insufficient to meet claims for payment of principal and
interest against the reserve fund, the governmental entity may appropriate
funds from such other legally available sources as may be determined by the
council or governing body of such governmental entity.
[50-1771, added 1988, ch. 326, sec. 1, p. 988.]
50-1772.
COMMERCIALLY REASONABLE CREDIT ASSURANCES. If requested by
the petitioners for a local improvement district, and in addition to or in
lieu of a reserve or guarantee requirement, the council or other governing
body of a governmental entity may impose such commercially reasonable credit
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assurances as it may deem necessary as a condition of approving a local
improvement district.
If commercially reasonable, such assurances may
include guarantees, letters of credit or bonds in amounts up to the total
amount of indebtedness.
[50-1772, added 1999, ch. 291, sec. 9, p. 730.]
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R.S. 2026-44
Page 2
In the Matter of APPROVING ) R.S. No. 2026-44
JUNE 2026 SALARIES ) July 7, 2026
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, salary approval forms, for the month of June 2026, have been submitted for
approval by the Board of County Commissioners;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following salaries are approved by the
Board:
Date Name — Position Effective Date
Approved | Department — Reason for Change & Salar
06/05/2026 | Gearen Jackson — Shop Supervisor 06/15/2026
Road & Bridge — Replacing J Murdock $2,575.20/biweekl
Jeremy Taysom — Captain Criminal Division 06/13/2026
Sheriff — Replacing Andrew Iverson $3,840.00/biweekl
| Madison Kerr — PT Person/Property Prevention Prgrm Coord
06/16/2026 | Lori Bishard — Event Staff Seasonal 06/22/2026
BC Events — Seasonal $17.00/hour
Sheriff — Replacing Hayden Klauser
07/01/2026
Erik Johnson - Security 1 Seasonal 07/13/2026
BC Event Center — Tempora $17.00/hour
David Jason Durham — Lieutenant Criminal Division 06/27/2026
$3,389.60/biweekl
Jasmine McCandless — Intern
Nyx Call Security | Seasonal 07/13/2026
BC Event Center — Tempora $17.00/hour
Sheriff — Replacing David Jason Durham
06/27/2026
Sheriff — Replacing Heather Parker $23.52/hour
Tayson Bullock — Deputy Criminal Division 07/11/2026
$27.44/hour
06/25/2026 | David Hegstrom — Security 1 Seasonal 07/13/2026
BC Event Center — Temporar $17.00/hour
Sheriff — Replacing Jeremy Taysom
Tadd Green — Sergeant Criminal Division
$36.34/hour
Juvenile Justice: JCA Program — Replacing Kelly Moellmer | $19.68/hour
06/11/2026 | Elizama Laris - Communication Specialist
06/18/2026 | Hayden Klauser — Corporal Criminal Division
ee
po Gabriel Rollene — Corporal Criminal Division
Sheriff — Replacing Charles Bannister $3 1.66/hour
poe BC Juvenile Justice/The Village — Internship Unpaid
po Trevor Fuhriman — Deputy Criminal Division
Sheriff — Replacing Gabriel Rollene $27.44/hour
Danny Youngker - Security 1 Seasonal 07/13/2026
$17.00/hour
BC Event Center — Temporar
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| Cami Chopksi — Security Level 2 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Tempora $27.00/hour
| Stephen Shryock Jr. - Security Level 2 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Tempora $27.00/hour
a Barry Miranda ~ Security Level 2 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Tempore | $27.00/hour
po Jordan Simpson - Security Level 1 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Tempora $17.00/hour
P| Barbara Nelson -~ Security Level 1 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Temporar $17.00/hour
| Kellen Nelson — Security Level 1 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Tempora $17,.00/hour
po Bryce Spaulding - Security Level 1 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Tempore $17.00/hour
P| Clinton Whitley - Security Level 1 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Temporar $17.00/hour
po Tracy Page - Security Level 1 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Temporar $17.00/hour
a Holly Youngker - Security Level 1 Seasonal 07/13/2026
BC Event Center — Tempora $17.00/hour
po Valerie Duran - Security Level 1 Seasonal
BC Event Center — Tempora $17.00/hour
po Sean Bowen — Sr. Asst Chief Deputy Prosecuting Atty Civil
Prosecutor — Exceptional Placement $5,195.20/biweekl
Cory Losee — Equipment Operator 2
Road & Bridge — Replacing Critchlow $21.07/hour
Richard Jenkins — Deputy Court Security Division 07/11/2026
Court Marshal — Replacing Tayson Bullock $24.23/hour
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Jeff Hough, Chair
Ernie Moser, Member
Ken Bullock, Member
ATTEST:
Jason C, Dixon, Clerk
154 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
R.S. No. 2026-45
In the Matter of APPROVING )
JUNE 2026 ALCOHOL LICENSES ) July 7, 2026
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, in the month of June 2026, the following applied for the following licenses and have
been issued permits by the District Health Department and do not have any disqualifications;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following applications for licenses/permits be
approved.
DATE OWNER/
APPROVED | LIC # TOTAL | APPLICANT DBA/Event
06/05/2026 | ACP2026-009 $20.00 | Sand Trap Grill Wedding
06/11/2026 | acp2026-011 $20.00 | Jim Dandy Brewing
po ACP2026-010 $20.00 | Hooligans Pub & Deli
06/18/2026 | acp2026-012 $20.00 | The Royal Hotel & Pizzeria
|__| aBw.2026-004 | $20.00
06/30/2026 | acp2026-013 $20.00 | Sand Trap Grill
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Jeff Hough, Chair
Ernie Moser, Member
Ken Bullock, Member
ATTEST:
Jason C. Dixon, Clerk
155 BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' - MEETING JULY 7, 2026
In the Matter of AUTHORIZING ) RS. No. 2026-46
TAX CANCELLATION REQUESTS _) July 7, 2026
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, requests for cancellation of taxes were considered on June 30, 2026; and
WHEREAS, these cancellation requests have been reviewed pursuant to Idaho Code §§63-711,
63-1302, 63-1303 and 63-1304;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the County Tax Collector, Jennifer Clark, is
hereby authorized and directed to cancel the following on the tax rolls as listed by year:
(1) At the request of Assessor Anita Hymas, in a letter dated June 30, 2026, for cancellation of
market value for the 2023, 2024, and 2025 tax years.
MARKET
PARCEL VALUE TO
NUMBER OWNER EXPLANATION CANCEL
RPRCBS1000500
RPRCCPC024501 | Giesbrecht, Michael D HEX not applied (2024 $125,000
RPRPROPOO06000 | Morris, Kent Waste/Water Retention (2024 $60,000
Waste/Water Retention (2023 $60,000
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
RPRPROPOO06000 | Morris, Kent
Jeff Hough, Chair
Ernie Moser, Member
Ken Bullock, Member
ATTEST:
Jason C. Dixon, Clerk
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BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MINUTE CERTIFICATION
We, the Board of Bannock County Commissioners, hereby certify approval of the minutes of the Bannock
County Commissioners’ meetings inclusive of the date(s) of June 23, 25, and 30, 2026, as approved
during the meeting of July 7, 2026.
We, the Board of Bannock County Commissioners, hereby certify approval of the minutes of the Bannock
County Board of Equalization hearings inclusive of the date(s) of June 25 and June 30, 2026, as approved
during the meeting of July 7, 2026.
BOARD OF BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Jeff Hough, Chair
Ernie Moser, Member
Ken Bullock, Member
ATTEST:
Jason C. Dixon, Clerk
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Meeting Details
Date of Meeting:
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Commissioners present:
Ernie Moser and Ken Bullock
Clerk of the Board:
Jason C. Dixon
Absent Board Members:
Jeff Hough
Staff present:
Deputy Clerk Nancy Allen, Comptroller Kristi Klauser, Deputy Prosecutor
Jonathan Radford, and HR Director Matthew Phillips
Agenda Details
AGENDA
Business Meeting (action items)
Agenda:
1
•
Indigent Business may require an Executive Session pursuant to Idaho Code §74-206(1)(d) to
consider records exempt from public disclosure (action item)
2
BOARD OF AMBULANCE DISTRICT
•
Shane Grow, Interim Chief, Pocatello Fire, regarding a Request for Ambulance Standby Fee
Waiver for the Marsh Valley Pioneer Day Rodeo (requested 5 minutes) (action item)
3
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
•
Jennifer Clark, Treasurer, requesting signature on Retail Cash Transportation Agreement with
CASHMAN (requested 5 minutes) (action item)
4
•
Jamie Pehrson, Fair Grounds, seeking approval of and signature on a contract requesting waived
fees for 4-H Day Camps (requested 5 minutes) (action item)
5
•
Katie Avichouser, Wood Court, regarding a discussion about contributions made to not-for-profit
organizations using Wood Court grant funds (requested 5 minutes) (action item)
6
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES (action items):
Resolution No. 2026-43 Authorization to Dispose Surplus Assets/Property
7
LETTERS AND NOTICES (action items):
Bannock County Notice of Non-Compliance
8
SIGNATURE ONLY (action items):
Renewal Lexis Nexis Agreement – Inmate Law Library Agreement
Commissioners’ Proceedings – May 2026
9
CONSENT AGENDA (action items):
•
Manual Checks
•
Alcohol Licenses and Catering Permits
•
Certificate of Residency Approval
•
Personnel Actions with potential Executive Session under Idaho Code §§74-206(1)(a), (b) & (d)
for personnel actions or personnel records exempt from disclosure with potential action following
adjournment of Executive Session
•
Mileage and Travel Approvals
•
Minutes: Approval of and signature on certification for meeting minutes for June 9 and 11, 2026
10 Board of Equalization and Administrative BOE Reviews throughout the day as needed (action items)
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Meeting Notes
1
9:00 AM Bullock called the meeting to order. There were no indigent cases for consideration.
2
9:00 AM Moser moved to enter into the Board of Ambulance. The motion passed. Grow reviewed a
request for fee waiver for the McCammon rodeo. Connie Wynn with the Rodeo Association reviewed the
rodeo events and backup plans. Grow reviewed the cost to the district is minimal and he supports
authorizing a fee waiver. Questions were addressed regarding liability insurance by Phillips. Bullock
moved to waive the fee. The motion passed.
3
9:07 AM Moser moved to exit the Ambulance District. The motion passed. Clark requested approval of
the contract for armored transport. Moser moved to approve signature on the CashMan agreement. The
motion passed.
4
Cancelled.
5
9:09 AM Administrative District Judge Javier Gabiola was also present. Avichouser explained
contributions made to non-profits are funds left at the end of the year. Moser expressed that County funds
need to be allocated by the Board. Discussion ensued on the process, entity requests, and clarifications.
6
9:14 AM Bullock moved to approve Resolution 2026-43. The motion passed.
7
9:15 AM Bullock explained the County was notified of entities that are not compliant and, by law, the
County has to publish a notice. Moser moved to approve the publication notice for non-compliance. The
motion passed.
8
9:17 AM Moser moved to approve the Lexis Nexis Agreement for the law library. The motion passed.
Bullock moved to approve publication of Commissioners’ Proceedings and items on the consent agenda.
The motion passed.
9
9:18 AM Bullock moved to approve the items on the consent agenda. The motion passed.
10 Cancelled.
Action Item Summary
ACTION/DIRECTION
ASSIGNED TO
Acting as the Board of Ambulance District, a fee waiver for ambulance standby was
granted for the McCammon rodeo.
Ambulance
Agreement with CashMan Services for armored transport.
Treasurer
Resolution No. 2026-43 Authorization to Dispose Surplus Assets/Property was passed.
Clerk
Publication of Notice of Non-compliance was approved.
Clerk
Renewal of the Lexis Nexis Agreement – Inmate Law Library was approved.
Sheriff
Publication of Commissioners’ Proceedings – May 2026 was approved.
Clerk
Items on the consent agenda were approved.
Auditing/Clerk/
Resolution
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Meeting Details
Date of Meeting:
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Commissioners present:
Ernie Moser and Ken Bullock
Clerk of the Board:
Nancy Allen for Jason C. Dixon
Absent Board Members:
Jeff Hough
Staff present:
Assessor Anita Hymas, Appraiser Alissa Noble, Appraiser LaNita Benson,
Appraiser Celeste Gunn, Appraiser Jason Hooker, and Appraiser Mike
Helm
Meeting Notes
1 10:59 AM Bullock called the meeting to order and reviewed the hearing rules and process. Bullock moved
to enter the Board of Equalization. The motion passed. Allen administered an oath to those testifying.
Lucent, Anthony & Heather - RPRPPOC142600
11:00 AM The appellants were not present. Gunn addressed the appeal that the sale date and fee appraisal
from 2023 are outdated. Additionally, the maintenance done is considered as regular maintenance for a
2010 rebuild.
11:01 AM Gunn reviewed the comps show the value very well. This was an extreme makeover home that
was built in 1920, but with everything but the bones being almost brand new, it has an effective age of
2016. Comp values were reviewed. The home is in the desirable university area. A recent realtor evaluation
was submitted with 2026 sales. These comparables cannot be used for the assessed value because they are
after the lien date of January 1, except for 1335 Summerset that also sold in 2025 for $530,000. The sale
price in 2026 was $570,000. That is a strong indication that the market is still very strong and growing.
contains one comparable the same. It was requested to uphold the 2026 assessed value.
11:03 AM Discussion ensued on having a preponderance of evidence. Bullock moved to uphold the
assessed value for parcel RPRPPOC142600. The motion passed.
Action Item Summary
ACTION/DIRECTION
ASSIGNED TO
Acting as the Board of Equalization, the assessed value was upheld for
parcel RPRPPOC142600.
Assessor
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Meeting Details
Date of Meeting:
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Commissioners present:
Ernie Moser and Ken Bullock
Clerk of the Board:
Jason C. Dixon
Absent Board Members:
Jeff Hough
Staff present:
Deputy Clerk Nancy Allen and Comptroller Kristi Klauser
Agenda Details
AGENDA
Work Session and Claims Meeting (action item)
Work Session Agenda:
1
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Brittani Hobson, requesting waived fees for compost from the Bannock County Landfill for the
Pocatello Community Garden (requested 5 minutes) (action item)
2
•
Hal Jensen, Planning and Development, providing a monthly Planning and Development update
(requested 10 minutes) (potential action item)
3
•
Read and potentially sign a Proclamation for the America250 capsule (action item)
4
Claims Agenda:
•
Board of Ambulance District: Invoices and Commissioner Report
•
Board of Commissioners: Invoices, Commissioners Reports, and Credit Applications
•
Personnel Actions with potential Executive Session under Idaho Code §§74-206(1)(a), (b) &(d)
for personnel actions or personnel records exempt from disclosure with potential action following
adjournment of Executive Session
•
Payroll Report
•
Alcohol Licenses and Permits
•
Certificate of Residency Approval
•
Mileage Reimbursement Requests
•
Technology Request Form
•
Memorandum Authorization for Accounts Payable
•
Cardholder User Agreement and Authorization
5
Budget Recap with possible Executive Session under Idaho Code §74-206(1)(a) & (b) regarding personnel
with potential action following adjournment of Executive Session (potential action items)
6
Board of Equalization and Administrative BOE Reviews throughout the day as needed (action items)
Meeting Notes
1
9:01 AM Bullock called the meeting to order. Landfill Manager Dillon Evans and Brittani Hobson
appeared. Hobson reviewed a community garden project and the request to waive Landfill fees for
compost. Moser moved to approve up to $700 of compost. The motion passed.
2
9:14 AM Planning Assistant Director Tristan Bourquin also appeared. Jensen reported some stats on
current workloads. Discussion ensued on Darby Road, progress on the combined ordinance, multiple use
zones, removing roads from the County system, and water.
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3
9:24 AM Moser read the Proclamation for the America250 Capsule. Planned events were reviewed.
Bullock moved to approve signatures. The motion passed.
4
9:30 AM Questions were addressed on a 4-H claim of participant insurance. Moser moved to approve the
items on the claims agenda. The motion passed.
5
10:02 AM Accountant/Deputy Clerk Kaytlyn Alvord joined the meeting. Dixon and Klauser reviewed a
recap of budget requests.
Discussion included B budget requests for the Coroner’s office master plan, remodel of the old jail,
potential vacation petition for Darby Road, sander beds, non-profit requests, Hope South’s request and
stats for a request to use opioid funds, Sheriff’s vehicle lease versus purchase, fleet plan, bag scanner,
increased fair participation, moving staff out of Indigent budget, mileage rate adjustments and setting the
rate annually by resolution.
10:18 AM Capital requests included a vehicle for Maintenance, old jail and sky walk renovation, Ag
Extension kitchen updates, and a Juvenile Probation vehicle. Discussion ensued on whether a new
courtroom would be needed in the future and that other counties have judges that share courtrooms.
Discussion resumed to capital requests for a Road and Bridge vehicle and equipment, used vehicle for a
plow and dispatch console for the Sheriff, two ambulances, billing software, McCammon station remodel
and alert system for the Ambulance District, District Court remodel of 114, Court Marshal radio signal
booster, Fair Maintenance barn, tent rental. zero turn mower, roll off truck, scraper rebuild, SCADA
upgrade, generator 2 rebuild, and blowers/motors.
10:50 AM Discussion moved to A budget requests/positions, grade adjustments, and whether to consider
steps or a COLA. A budget recap will be held on Tuesday to discuss salaries and gather costs for potential
steps or COLA to consider.
6
See Board of Equalization minutes.
Action Item Summary
ACTION/DIRECTION
ASSIGNED TO
Compost fees up to $700 waived for community garden project.
Landfill
Proclamation for the America250 time capsule was approved.
Commission
Items on the claims agenda were approved.
Clerk/Auditing/Resolution
FY27 budget recap to review budget requests.
Auditing
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Meeting Details
Date of Meeting:
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Commissioners present:
Ernie Moser and Ken Bullock
Clerk of the Board:
Nancy Allen for Jason C. Dixon
Absent Board Members:
Jeff Hough
Staff present:
Assessor Anita Hymas, Appraiser Jason Speth, Appraiser Alissa Noble,
Appraiser Celeste Gunn, and Appraiser Jason Hooker
Meeting Notes
1 10:00 AM Moser called the meeting to order. Moser moved to enter the Board of Equalization. The motion
passed. Allen administered an oath to those testifying. Moser rreviewed the hearing rules, process, and
appeal rights.
Murray, Jioji - RPRMFH1000601
10:04 AM Murray apologized for not reading the information as she did not know to submit more
information. She has lived at the property for 26 years and has not developed the back part. The value
raised 800%. The Assessor’s staff told her husband it was because there is a mobile home on the property,
but there is not. They can’t grow anything back there. A small shed about 10X15 was put in last summer
adjacent to the house property, but not on the lot in the back. The brush was cleared for fire safety. Murray
expressed it would cost a lot of money to develop that lot and they would not be able to put sewer in. There
is a slope and it would have to be back filled and flattened.
10:08 AM Appraiser Gunn reported a re-inspect was done and pictures were taken. The parcel is being
used as a back yard and valued similar to neighbors. It is not being valued as an individual lot, but as a
back yard. Looking at comparable sales, the actual value is much lower as it is not valued as a buildable
parcel. It is being used as a back yard with a shed and picnic table. The topography is similar to other
parcels in the area.
10:10 AM Murray’s husband reported they are not bringing in top soil so they can’t put grass in. The
neighbor has a sprinkler system. This property has boulders and grubbing that the neighbor pushed to the
back part of this property. There is a little picnic table and a fire pit to burn. After that it’s downhill, sand,
and weeds.
10:11 AM Discussion included the combined parcels, the market, with the two parcels, would be more
valuable. It does compare with others surrounding it. Even if it is not being used, it would still sell in the
market. Bullock moved to uphold the assessed value for parcel RPRMFH1000601. The motion passed.
Hollinger-Forrest, Tamara - RPRPPR2000100
10:13 AM Hollinger-Forrest reviewed her property has an assessed value of $616,000 and the home was
built in 2003. The parcel viewer was used to look at similar homes in the neighborhood and the values were
$589,000; $567,000; $596,000; $582,000, $588,000; and $575,000. It was difficult to find similar homes
that are for sale, but there was one in the Satterfield area with an asking price of $575,000. The assessed
value trend has grown 75%.
10:17 AM Appraiser Speth explained the applicant’s packet contains assessed values, pretty close to what
the Assessor’s value are. But finished square footage makes a difference and finding similar era homes
with similar finished square footage is key on getting the value. Comps were reviewed, with one right
across the street. The subject comes in at $140 per square foot and the comp is at $144 per square foot.
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Other comps come in at $159 per square foot, and $138 per square foot. Previous BOE adjustments can
bring a parcel out of equity and when it is brought back up to market value, it can be a shock. It was
requested to uphold the assessed value.
10:19 AM Hollinger-Forrest questioned the years and addresses for the comps provided, along with details
on the homes. Moser pointed out that mass appraisal does not look at all the bedrooms and baths. Speth
gave addresses for the comps at 2505 Michelle with a 2004 home valued at $609,026; 2420 Marissa with a
3114 square foot 2005 home; and 2411 Marissa Place with a 2005 home with 3756 square feet valued at
$602,878.
10:21 AM Moser questioned the currency of the parcel viewer data. The values are the current certified
values. Current sales cannot be used as 2025 sales have to be used. Hollinger-Forrest questioned the
January 1 date as she pulled data two weeks ago on the house across the street with different square footage
and value than the numbers given. Moser pointed out there could be a difference in the values from January
1 to the current value. Time adjustments were discussed and the assessed value being set as of January 1.
Hollinger-Forrest explained the home across the street was in her packet last year as well and was for sale
and sold for $596,000. Discussion ensued on her value being lowered last year in BOE and now with the
adjustments is at market value. The different values from the parcel viewer and the values given today was
questioned, along with the year built.
10:27 AM Hymas explained the parcel viewer and administrative page values match. What is not seen is
the time adjusted value to January 1.
10:28 AM Hollinger-Forrest pointed out as a property owner, she has very limited data available to present
and has to rely on the parcel viewer and now it’s being explained the data isn’t reliable for her, but it is for
the appraisers. Moser explained the preponderance of evidence and that any appraisal would be time
adjusted.
10:30 AM Discussion ensued regarding there being no such thing as a perfect match. Comp 3 has a sale
date with time adjusted value of $603,000 with a little less square footage. Bullock moved to reduce to the
value to $603,000 for parcel RPRPPR2000100 with the adjustment off the improvements. The motion
passed. Appeal rights were reviewed.
Ewing, Michael – RPRDDOW011300
10:34 AM Ewing explained he is challenging the value for using the zoning designation. The property is
not being used for commercial, but for residential. The building is not in good repair for commercial use,
and there is a lot of damage. They are using space heaters and the power bill was $2000 in December.
10:36 AM Appraiser Hooker reviewed with the current status or use of the building, it still meets the
criteria of a general commercial building, but not for a hospital. He met with the appellant on June 10 and
discussed property. The basement is storage only, the vinyl flooring has been removed and is bare concrete,
the main floor is mostly functional, and the use of supplemental heating. Looking at the claims on the
current condition of the property, it is appropriately reflected as poor condition. In regards to residential
versus commercial, there are multiple individuals residing there. If it were materially changed to an actual
apartment setting, it would be reclassified as an apartment and still be handled commercially. Additionally,
the functional obsolescence was increased to the building and currently depreciated at 90% so it is only
valued at 10% of the cost to build. It was requested to uphold the assessed value.
10:38 AM Discussion ensued on potential use and commercial zoning. It has been depreciated out. Bullock
moved to uphold the assessed value for parcel RPRDDOW011300. The motion passed. Appeal rights were
reviewed.
11:01 AM Allen administered an oath to those testifying. Moser reviewed the hearing rules, process, and
appeal rights.
Lovell, Angelette & Matthew - RPRPCP1001700
11:05 AM Matthew Lovell appeared and reviewed they recently purchased the home for $710,000 and had
a thorough inspection done. This is a 40-year-old home and several repairs need done. The deck quote
submitted was $50,000, but since then, another quote was received for $32,000. It is not safe and the
inspection shows that. Updating the electrical system and has not been approached yet for that cost. There
are property record discrepancies in that the kitchen in basement is just a sink and a small minifridge and
some cabinet work and is not a full kitchen. There is one large bedroom and a small 9x9 room that would
not qualify as a bedroom. There is no closet and a small window. The lot size and garage comparison were
discussed. There is a small, two-car garage. The property is on .29 acres, which is smaller than others on
Satterfield. Comparable property valuations were submitted. It is requested to put the value at $685,000.
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11:08 AM Appraiser Speth pointed out there is a $30,000 decrease in value from last year. For this large of
home, comparables are harder to find. The details of the subject property were reviewed, along with
comparable sales at $199 and $142 per square foot. Regarding the deck, it is only valued at $8,400 and
would be considered maintenance. Based on the evidence, and decrease from last year, it was requested to
uphold the assessed value.
11:11 AM Discussion ensued on the deck value, the purchase date, and reason for reduction. Speth reported
the reduction was from the change in market and they do not have a kitchen listed for the basement. Hymas
explained the property was last reviewed with a drive-by in 2024 and has been trended with sales. With the
sale data from June of last year, Moser moved for parcel RPRPCP1001700 to reduce the value to $710,000
with the adjustment off the improvement. The motion assed.
Bowers, Anthony - RPRPBNV004600
11:16 AM Bowers explained the value is the third highest in value per square foot in the 21 comparables he
submitted. Despite being smaller than 14 of those comparables, the assessed value exceeds 16 of them.
This is his first home that was closed on December 30, 2025, and has since experienced electrical problems
that nearly caused a fire at the meter, roof and water damage, and improperly installed fence that collapsed
in a windstorm. There have been thousands of dollars in repairs that were not disclosed on purchase. The
value rose 33%. He contacted the Assessor’s office and the property record card shows the improvement
value raising sharply over the past several years with major increases lining up with changes in ownership.
There is no documentation of any improvements that would justify the sharp increase for 2025. He was
informed the area was increased as part of the five-year re-appraisal cycle. However, he then confirmed
that his was the only property reappraised in 2025. There were no neighbors that saw anything close to his
value increase. He submitted 21 comparable homes sourced from the parcel viewer. The lot value is not
disputed. The home is assessed at $169 per square foot against the comparable average of $121 and a
median of $109. Compared to a home at 656 W. Lander, about 75% larger, his price per square foot is 54%
higher. It was requested to reduce the value to $130,000 and be comparable to 427 Pershing Avenue, a
home directly comparable to his on his street. Additionally, it was requested to weigh the property’s
condition as additional grounds for relief.
11:19 AM Alissa Noble addressed appellant’s concerns, the electrical issue has been fixed and remedied,
and we don’t value fencing. After speaking with him again yesterday, and looking at comps for the home
on 454 Pershing, which is appellant’s own sale on December 30, 2025, with the purchase price at
$198,450, and current assessed value at $152,223, she was able to lower the value to $149,343 for the cost
to cure for the roof that was learned of yesterday. That would reduce the improvement to $88,025, and the
land remaining at $55,000.
11:20 AM Discussion ensued on the purchase date and price being more than the assessed value. Moser
pointed out that, generally, the value would be adjusted up to the sale price. Moser moved for parcel
RPRPBNV004600 to accept the Assessor’s adjusted value of $149,343. The motion passed. Appeal rights
were reviewed. Moser moved to exit the BOE. The motion assed.
The following appeal applications were considered administratively and appellants were not present:
Farm Bureau Insurance Company - RPRPTIE000500
10:40 AM Appraiser Hooker reviewed the appellant requested a reduction based on an appraisal they paid
for that was done for the purpose of highest and best use. The County looks at current use. The market
rents the appellant cited are a lot lower than what we actually see. An opportunity was found to reclassify
the walk out basement which dropped the value to $19,538,333. Bullock moved for parcel
RPRPTIE000500 to reduce the assessed value to $19,538,333. The motion passed.
McCormick Ranch LLC - RPRPTC4001700; RPRPTC4001600; RPRPTC4001500; RPRPRTC000800;
and RPRPRTC000700
10:49 AM Appraiser Noble reviewed the appellant’s claim that these bare lots are unbuildable per the
covenants and restrictions. The appellant is a developer in both of these subdivisions. The CC&R’s state
that the subject properties are required to submit for building approval building and site grading plans
prepared by a professional engineer licenses in the state of Idaho because of the steep natural slopes,
possible difficulties with foundations, instability and erosion control. The comps were taken from one of
these subdivisions, about the same size lots. Based on the sales, the value is there.
10:51 AM The CC&R’s for Trail Creek Estates Division 4 states that Lots 8-17 have these codes and
conditions on them. Several parcels have been developed and are continuing to be developed. This is a
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relatively newer branch of the subdivision. With those conditions, they are able to be built upon. It was
requested the assessed values on these bare land parcels be upheld. Adjustments have been made
previously. The subdivision was created in 2021 and there is infrastructure and utilities. Bullock moved to
uphold the assessed values. The motion passed.
Losee, Justin - RPR4261002786 and RPR4261002788
10:43 AM Appraiser Noble reviewed the parcels on Deer Creek Road. The appellant stated the property is
too steep for building and personal use. After speaking with appellant and reviewing their lidar maps that
were done when they purchased the parcels, topography adjustments were made for the grade. Parcel
ending in 2786 was reduced to $36,643 and parcel ending in 2788 was reduced for topography and to the
improvement for a total of $90,754. Bullock moved to adjust the values to the recommended values. The
motion passed.
Realty Income Corp - RPRCRAK000101
10:54 AM Appraiser Hooker reviewed this is the Dollar Tree in Chubbuck. The third-party tax reps
reached out and sent a lot of information with commercial trends. It is actually assessed less per square foot
than some of its peers. In using the income approach and their information submitted, it came in just under
3% of the assessed value. It was requested to uphold the assessed value. Bullock moved to uphold the
assessed value for parcel RPRCRAK000101. The motion passed.
Action Item Summary
ACTION/DIRECTION
ASSIGNED TO
Acting as the Board of Equalization, assessed values were upheld for
parcels:
RPRMFH1000601; RPRDDOW011300; RPRPTC4001700;
RPRPTC4001600; RPRPTC4001500; RPRPRTC000800;
RPRPRTC000700; and RPRCRAK000101;
and assessed values were adjusted for parcels:
RPRPPR2000100; RPRPCP1001700; RPRPBNV004600;
RPRPTIE000500; RPR4261002786 and RPR4261002788.
Assessor
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Meeting Details
Date of Meeting:
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Commissioners present:
Ernie Moser and Ken Bullock
Clerk of the Board:
Jason C. Dixon
Absent Board Members:
Jeff Hough
Staff present:
Deputy Clerk Nancy Allen, Comptroller Kristi Klauser, Prosecutor Ian
Johnson, and Chief Deputy Prosecutor Jonathan Radford
Agenda Details
AGENDA
Business Meeting (action items)
Agenda:
1
•
Indigent Business may require an Executive Session pursuant to Idaho Code §74-206(1)(d) to
consider records exempt from public disclosure (action item)
2
•
Anita Hymas, Assessor, requesting signature on a Tax Cancellation Request (Signature Only)
(action item)
3
•
Todd Mauger, Juvenile Justice, requesting (1) signature on Amendment No. 1 to Services
Agreement with University of Cincinnati Research Institute, and (2) approval of and signature on
Grant Agreement for the SFY2027 Substance Use Primary Prevention (Signature Only)
4
•
Braeden Clayson, Emergency Management, providing a monthly update
5
•
Kristi Klauser, Auditing, requesting approval of RecDesk payments service addendum to include
authorizing Jennifer Clark to submit the application through DocuSign (action item)
6
•
Dan Kendall, Buildings and Grounds, regarding a discussion pertaining to a potential location for
the Coroner’s office with possible Executive Session under Idaho Code §74-206(1)(c) to acquire
an interest in real property not owned by a public agency with potential action following
adjournment of Executive Session (requested 10 minutes) (action item)
7
•
Signature on Change Order Request from PaveConnect (action item)
8
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES (action items):
Resolution No. 2026-40 (AMENDED) Authorization to Dispose Surplus Assets/Property
9
CONSENT AGENDA (action items):
•
Manual Checks
•
Alcohol Licenses and Catering Permits
•
Certificate of Residency Approval
•
Personnel Actions with potential Executive Session under Idaho Code §§ 74-206(1)(a), (b) & (d)
for personnel actions or personnel records exempt from disclosure with potential action following
adjournment of Executive Session
•
Mileage and Travel Approvals
•
Minutes: Approval of and signature on certification for meeting minutes for June 15, 16, 17, and
18, 2026, and Bannock County Board of Equalization hearings on June 22, 2026
10 Board of Equalization and Administrative BOE Reviews throughout the day as needed (action items)
11
Budget Recap with possible Executive Session under Idaho Code §74-206(1)(a) & (b) regarding personnel
with potential action following adjournment of Executive Session (potential action items)
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Meeting Notes
1
9:02 AM Moser called the meeting to order. There were no indigent applications for consideration.
2
9:03 AM Chief Deputy Assessor Randy Hobson also appeared. Questions were addressed regarding how
many years to go back for a cancellation. Hymas explained the values have been put on and taken off for
a retention pond for road runoff. Moser moved to cancel the taxes per the Assessor’s recommendation.
The motion passed.
3
9:07 AM Mauger explained the train the trainer epics model with Cincinnati Research Institute and this
amendment will extend through December 31. Moser moved to approve Amendment 1 to Services
Agreement with University of Cincinnati Research Institute. The motion passed.
9:09 AM Mauger reviewed the notice of award and grant agreement for SFY2027 Substance Use Primary
Prevention and the program. Bullock moved to sign the notice of agreement. The motion passed.
4
9:10 AM Clayson gave updates on the fire season, diversion of resources to Utah, evacuations, grant to
upgrade cybersecurity for courthouse, interns for maps, completion of Lava Ranches Phase 2, and federal
mitigation order for disasters.
5
9:44 AM Klauser reviewed the RecDesk application. Fees are passed on to the user. Bullock moved to
sign and authorize the Treasurer to complete the application. The motion passed.
6
9:23 AM Coroner Torey Danner also appeared. Kendall reviewed that Procurement is working on an
architect RFQ. Radford recommended going into executive session to discuss any details of a property.
9:24 AM Moser moved to enter into executive session under Idaho Code §74-206(1)(c) to acquire an
interest in real property. The motion passed by roll call vote. 9:43 AM Bullock moved to exit executive
session. The motion passed.
7
9:47 AM Moser moved to approve the change order from PaveConnect. The motion passed.
8
9:48 AM Bullock moved to approved amended Resolution 2026-40. The motion passed.
9
9:48 AM Moser moved to approve the items on the consent agenda. The motion passed.
10 See minutes for Board of Equalization.
11 1:30 PM The Board met with Clerk Jason Dixon, Comptroller Kristi Klauser, and Kaytlyn Alvord for a
FY27 budget recap. Moser moved to enter into executive session under Idaho Code §74-206(1)(a) & (b)
regarding personnel. The motion passed by roll call vote.
1:56 PM Bullock moved to exit executive session. The motion passed. Discussion included B budget
capital requests that total $18.8 million, fairgrounds, Parks & Rec, parking lots, fencing, cover for arena,
soccer field, property values, increased health insurance, and Ambulance District requests.
Action Item Summary
ACTION/DIRECTION
ASSIGNED TO
Tax cancellation request was approved.
Resolution/Assessor/
Treasurer
Amendment 1 to Services Agreement with University of Cincinnati
Research Institute and SFY2027 Substance Use Primary Prevention grant
award were approved.
Juvenile
Emergency Management office update was given.
OEM
Treasurer approved to complete RecDesk online application.
Treasurer/Auditing/Parks &
Rec
Executive session was held to discuss property.
Clerk
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Change order was approved with PaveConnect.
Facilities/Procurement
Resolution No. 2026-40 (AMENDED) Authorization to Dispose Surplus
Assets/Property was passed.
Clerk
Items on the consent agenda were approved.
Auditing/Clerk/Resolution
FY27 budget recap meeting was held with executive session regarding
personnel.
Clerk/Auditing
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