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Golden Valley News
January 7, 2016
; Hearing Notice
The Beach City Council will hold a
Public Hearing at City Hall Tuesday,
January 19th at 7:30 pm. for comment
on a Petition to Vacate certain alleys,
, streets and avenues in Glenhaven Park
Addition, Blocks 18, 19, 20, 21, 23,
24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29. Vacating of cer-
tain alleys, streets and avenues is nec-
essary for the expansion of Beach
Cooperative Grain Company rail termi—
nal.
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
(December 24, 31, Jannary 7 and 14)
3. Meeting Notice
Billings County Rural Fire
Protection District '
Board of Directors
Meeting Schedule Notice for 2016
Meeting Start time is 7:30 PM. On
the second Thursday of each Month
January—Fairfield Fire hall
February—Fryburg Fire Hall
March—Medora Fire Hall
April—Fairfield Fire Hall
May-Fryburg Fire Hall
June—Medora Fire Hall
July—Fairfield Fire Hall
August—Fryburg Fire hall
September—Medora Fire Hall
October—Fairfield Fire Hall
November—Fryburg Fire Hall
December— Medora Fire Hall
All meeting are open to the public
Rodney A Job, Chief-
(January 7)
' Bids
Call forBids
60-passenger Bus
Notice is hereby given that a sealed
bid will be received at the business of-
fice of Belfield Public School, Belfield,
ND, on the following: ‘
1 Conventional 60 passenger.
school bus.
Specifications and requirements can
be obtained at the business office of
Belfield Public School, Belfield, ND‘
All Bids to be FOB Belfield, ND
The School Board reserves the right '
to reject any and all bids, to waive any
informality in any proposal. All terms as
specified or approved equal.
Bids must be received by 4:00 pm
Jan. 14, 2016
Dated at Belfield, ND on this De-
cember 29, 2015 by the order of the
School Board of the Belfield School Dis-
trict
Alice Berger
Business Manger
Belfield Public Schools
PO Box r
Belfield, ND
(January 7)
I, City of Medora
CITY OF MEDORA
Minutes of Special Meeting
December 29, 2015
Subject to Council Review and
Approval
Meeting was called to order by
{Mayor Ellison at 10:00 am. Present
, were Council Members Denis Joyce, .
1 Ben Brannum, and Todd Corneil. John
C Tczap was absent. .
, The first item of business was to
designate a polling place for the June
‘ 14, 2016. election. Corneil made the
motion to designate the courtroom in—
side the Billings County Courthouse as
I the polling place for the June 14, 2016
city election. Second by Brannum. Mo-
tion passed unanimously. Polling hours
will be from 9am-7pm. -
Ordinances 05—2016 and 06-2016
were presented for the, second reading;
Chief Bey had told Ellison that he feels
there should be stricter language in Or-
dinance 05-2016. Ellison stated it can
be passed today and any further H
changes can be amended at a later
; date. Corneil made the motion to ap-
prove the second reading of Ordinance
3 052016 and 06-2016. Second by
Brannum. Motion passed unanimously.
Auditor Steffen reviewed the year-
; end budget reports with the Council.
1 The budget line for the cable tv signal
:1 needs to be amended by $6,000. Joyce
4
_'_. made the motion to amend budget line'
501—4155004303 by $6,000.00. Second
L by Corneil. Motion passed unani-
w‘ mously. I .
. The Council reviewed the December
; financials. Brannum made the motion
to approve the financials and year-end
vouchers as presented. Second by
1 Joyce. Unanimous.
2706 BEACH CABLE 3716.03
_. 2707 DAKOTA PUMP
CONTROL, Inc. 760.00
2708 MID-AMERICAN
, RESEARCH CHEMICAL 1936.29
; NORTH DAKOTA
Iv DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 509.38
ONE CALL CONCEPTS
s, Wally Owen 534.75
1; WASTE
;-, MANANGEMENT’ 219:15
52 THEODORE ROOSEVELT
:2 MEDORA FDTN 15710.00
. 14646 CORDOVA
l' CONSTRUCTION INC. 115343.87
14653 MIDSTATE
TELEPHONECOMPANY 788.99
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DEADLINES
The deadline for
submitted copy and sto-
ries and all ad
orders is noon on
Fridays. Call 872—3755
or e—mail
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14654 ROUGHRIDER
ELECTRIC COOP, INC 3286.35
14671 AT&T Mobility 292.13
14672 BERGER
ELECTRIC, INC. 3285.32
14673 BILLINGS
COUNTY PIONEER 330.60
14674 BORDER STATES
ELECTRIC SUPPLY 26.94
14675 CARLA STEFFEN 61.99
14676 CASHMAN NURSERY 626.00
14677 CENTRAL
MECHANICAL INC. 582.00
14678 CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
14679 CORDOVA ‘
CONSTRUCTION INC. 33172.11,
14680 D F LIGHTING CO 299.76
14681 DAKOTA
DUST-TEX, lNC..
14682 ELECTRONIC , ‘ V
COMMUNICATIONS, INC. . 805.00,
14683 FARMERS UNION, 4321.05 ,
14684GALLS, LLC' - ' 1480.53
14685’ITD ' _.27.10
14686 LegalEdge' . V .
, Solutions, PLLC“ A 2100.00 , ‘
14687 MENARDSR . ‘
, DICKINSON , -v.231.7.44-
14688 MILLIE'S STITCHING : 16.00
14689 MUNICIPAL FINANCE .' v
. OFFICERS ASSOC OF ND 30.00
14690 ND WATER . I- V
USERS ASSOC. -
14691 NEWBY'S . ‘-
ACE HARDWARE ' . 24.52
14692 PARKWAY FORD , r .
LINCOLN MERCURY 60.50
14693 POSTMASTER 100.00
14694. PUMP SYSTEMS LLC 199.66
14695 QUALITY QUICK PRINT 30.00
14696 RUNNINGS
SUPPLY, INC. ’ 135.28
14597 Scott Rask 189.85
14698 SOUTHWESTBUSINESS
MACHINES, INC 724.16
14699 SOUTHWEST v
CRIME CONFERENCE 90.00
14700 STAPLES . 371.09
14701 STEIN'S, INC . 676.52
14702 SUPERIOR LAMP INC 772.55,
14703 TEMP RIGHT SERVICE-2307.50
14704-THEODORE ROOSEVELT ,
MEDORA FDTN . 1698.18
14705 WALMART ‘ -_ I V
COMMUNITY/RFCSLLC 135.28
14713 WESTERN , ,
\ EDGE ELECTRIC, INC. , ' 8250.00
PrepaySi' , ,,
ROUGHRIDER '
ELECTRIC COOP, lNC g 827.00
SOUTHWEST WATER ‘
AUTHORITY ' ,, 2274.56
2713THEODORE-ROOSEVELT
MEDOR‘A FDTN? 15710.00
5068’ ROUGHRIDER ELECTRIC
COOP, INC V . 30.00
14654 ROUGHRIDER , .
ELECTRIC COOP. INC _’3286.35
14655 SOUTHWEST ‘ , I
. WATER AUTHORITY ' 40.33
Payroll: ,
12—4-15 Payroll 6639.37
12-8-15 Bonuses 1258.58
12-18-15 Payroll 7885.38
December Child Support 289.86
December Federal .
Payroll Taxes 6065.90
There being no other business,
Brannum motioned to adjourn. .With, no
objection, meeting was adjourned at
10:08 pm. ‘
. Attest: \ . v
Douglas Ellison, Mayor
Attest: '
Carla Steffen, City Auditor
(January?)
City of Beach
, CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE ,
GOVERNING BODY’S REVIEW AND ‘
REVISION
A regular meeting of the Beach City.
Council was called to order by Mayor
Walter Losinski on December21, 2015
at 7:00 pm. Present when the meeting
was called to order was‘City Council
4 Henry Gerving, TIm Marman, Mark
Benes, ,Jeanne" Larson, Wade , Wal—
worth, City Auditor Kimberly Nunberg,
and Engineer Kenzie Robertson.
,PWS Report: . ‘
, PWS Braden was not ableto attend
the meeting. I
Auditor Report: v , '
Nunberg presented her‘wntten re—
pbrt. The application for ND DOT Trans-
portation Alternative Program will be
submitted before December'at.
RESOLUTION 2015-13 OF THE
CITY OF BEACH j .' '
Don't let your freedOm 'Slip away.-
Protect it as if you were Theodore- Roosevelt.
1918
.2015.»- ' -
- I - r V Amendmean
“Free speech, exercised
both individually and
through a free press,
is a necessity in any
country where people are
themselves free/'L '
—- Theodore Roosevelt
CITY COUNCIL
WHEREAS, the federal government
has developed and passed a new trans-
portation bill referred to as MAP-21 that
establishes a consolidated program
called the Transportation Alternatives
Program (TAP) that provides funding for
a variety of alternative transportation
projects; and
WHEREAS, the City of Beach
wishes to establish and apply for TAP
funding for the complementary pur-
poses of ensuring quality of life, eco-
nomic competitiveness and
environmental health objectives and!
Safe’ access to public facilities; and
. "THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED.
' the City of BeaCh hereby declares its
support for the TAP policies, and further
directs current, and future, City of
Beach management to include in future
transportation, maintenance, recon—
-_ struction and construction plans for the
City of Beach to accommodate and im-
plement theprinciples (of the prOgram to
the greatestextent feasible.
Gerving moved to adopt the forego-
ing resolution, , seconded by, Walworth.
The resolution was declared adopted
upon the following vote, YEAS: 5.
NAYS: 0.‘ v A '
Dated this 213t day of December of
Walter Losinski, Mayor
. Kimberly Nunberg
City'Audit'or
Gerving moved to approve the final
vouchers for the year, second by Wal-
worth. Motion'carried unanimously.
18338 Beach Pharmacy 9.95
18339 GOIdenwest Electric 644.00
18340 ND Department
of Health ' 1,334.73
1834.1 ND DOT ' 197,065.65
‘ 18342 QBS Safeguard 85.59
18343 StockWelvaleaning
Gen/ing moved to amend the budget
to include a transfer $250,000 from the
General Fund to the Sewer Fund due to
increased expenses with the Lagoon
Expansion Project. second bv Benes.
Motion ,, carried unanimously. Larson
. movedto amend the budget to include
a transfer of $250,000.00 from the Gen-
eral Fundto Walking and Biking Trail
, Fund, seCOnd by Walworth. Motion car-
ried unanimously. Walworth moved to
amend the Water Salaries Fund from
$50,000 to, $55,000 due to increased
expenSes, seCond by Larson. Motion
carried unanimously; Walworth moved
to amend the Highway Salaries Fund
from to $32,500 due to in-
creased expenses, second by Larson.
Motion carried unanimously. Walworth
moved, to amend the Social Security
Fund from $22,500 to $24,000 due to
increased expenses, second by Larson.
Motion,‘carried’unanimously. Walworth
moved to amend the Garbage Disposal
Fund from $55,000 to $82,500 due to
increased expenses, second by Larson.
Motion carried unanimously.
Committee Report:
Water - Correspondence was read
from Willis Teri Harden disputing
water usage at their rental property.
Gerving suggested Braden test the
water meter for accuracy and provide
those results to Herden’s.
Zoning -— Nunberg presented a re-
plat of Original Beach, Block 2, South
is of Lot 14 and Lot 15. The purpose for
the" re-plat is due to a ponion of the
building ,onthis property being sold. The
' new property line between Lots 14R
. and 15R is to be down the common wall
between existing buildings. Recom-
mendation by the Zoning Board is to ap—
proveithe re-plat with the condition that I
When the other portion of the bdilding is
sold the water line needs to be split and
a second, meter installed. Gerving
moved to approve the 're-plat with the
following‘conditions; 1. When the prop-
erty is sold the waterline needs to be
split. 2. The .prOperty owner is responsi-
ble'for aIICOSt incurred with splitting the
water line. ’3. The property owner will
grant, unconditional access to city em-
ployees for maintenance of the water
~meter,,second by Walworth.yMotion car-
ried unanimously;
Unfinished Business:
:None ' > ._
New Business:
None .
No other business was brought for-
' I ' ward. Genting moved to adjourn, sec-
ond by Walworth. Meeting adjourned at
8:00pm. Motion carried unanimously.
ATTEST:
Walter LO‘sinski, Mayor
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
‘ ' (January 7). '
Congress shall
make no law . . .
abridginp the freedom.
of speech. or of the press.
.S . ( ‘onstirrrtion
OII actIVIty report
Baker Hughes Inc. reported on
Dec. 31 the following rig count in—
formation:
4 US. rig count is down two rigs
from last week to 698, with oil rigs
down two to 536, and gas rigs are un-
changed from last week. at 162.
U.S. rig count is down 1.113 rigs
from last year at 1,811, with oil rigs
down 946, gas rigs down 166, and
miscellaneous rigs down 1. l
North Dakota rig count was 53,
which is down two from the previous
week. A year ago, the rig count was
169.
Canadian rig count is down 43
rigs from last week to 83, with oil
rigs down 32 to 1.2, and gas rigs
down 1] to 7.1.
Canadian rig count is down 125
rigs from last year at 208, with oil
rigs down 40, and gas rigs down 85.
A review of N .D. Department of
Mineral Resourcs reports for Dec.
2731. for Stark. Golden Valley.
Billings and Slope counties showed
no items of interest for oil and gas
wells.
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