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_ .... lPll!l mllllll$111111 January 15, 2009 Page 7 Le00! Golden Valley County Commission - STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS DECEMBER 2, 2008 9:00 A.M. Chairman Dave Quale called the meeting to order. Commissioners Harley Steffen and John Thompson were present along with States Attorney Charles J. Peterson and for- mer Commissioner Irv Bares. Harley Steffen took his oath of office as County Commissioner for Commissioner District No. 2. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to approve the November min- utes and Commissioner Steffen sec- onded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. States Attorney Peterson gave a brief update on county issues he is currently working on for the County. The Board set December 30th at 9:00 AM. for their final 2008 meeting to approve the final 2008 bills. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to appoint Lori Holkup to the County Library Board, to replace Sarah Maus who resigned from the Library Board, and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to close the county offices and departments December 26th for a longer Christmas holiday and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The Board reviewed the new mill levy and percentage sheets for 2008 and discussed the changes in the levies from last year. The total change in the county levies was +.40. The Board received a letter from the Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce asking the County to help support the Southwest Night at the Legislature on January 26th in Bismarck. This allows southwestern North Dakota officials to visit with the legislators regarding issues important to their counties and cQmmunities. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to help sponsor this event by sending the Chamber $250.00 and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. The Board was informed that the County received an additional $10333.00 in BLM monies from the Federal Government. DES Director Kitty Knapkewicz and 911 Coordinator Stacey Heckaman met with the Board to review the County&apos;s Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan. This plan has to be approved every five years by the County, Townships, State and FEMA. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to adopt Resolution 2008-18, with the updates that were discussed and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. RESOLUTION 2008-18 GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY MULTI-HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Golden Valley County has adopted the Golden Valley County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan that attempts to reduce natural, man- made or technological disasters that may occur; and WHEREAS, the purpose of the County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan is to provide a means to minimize damages caused by hazards that affect the lives and property of county residents; and WHEREAS, each jurisdiction in the county has been provided the opportunity to participate and con- tribute to the development and adop- tion of the County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan; and WHEREAS, the County Multi- Hazard Mitigation Plan was prepared and reviewed by all participating juris- dictions in Golden Valley County; and WHEREAS, several public meet- ings were held to introduce the con- cept of Multi-Hazard Mitigation plan- ning to the general public and to solicit input regarding the components of the Multi-Hazard mitigation Plan. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the County of Golden Valley has adopted the Golden Valley County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan to be evaluated and updated each year. County Commission Chairperson County Auditor State of North Dakota Golden Valley County l, Cecilia Stedman, Auditor of Golden Valley County, do hereby cer- tify that the Golden Valley County Board of Commissioners at the regu- lar meeting held on December 2, 2008 duly adopted the foregoing res- olution and is on file in the records of this office. County Auditor Sheriff Scott Steele met with the Board to discuss 2008 capital outlay expenses he had budgeted for his department. Steele discussed expenses on the repeater on Sentinel Butte hill and deputy equipment and what the grants covered on these expenses. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to allow Steele to pur- chase the radio equipment he had budgeted for in capital outlay and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to allow Steele to purchase the deputy equipment for a fourth deputy that was budgeted in capital outlay and Commissioner Thompson sec- onded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Steele stated that Dan Whitcomb will be working for his department until the sheriff's depart- ment is full staffed. Roger Barkland met with the Board to. make them an offer on some lots that were turned back to the County'for unpaid taxes. Barkland offered $250.00 per lot. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to accept Roger Barkland!s offer of $250.00 for Lot 10 and Lot 13 of Block 2 of Hunter's 3rd Addition to the City of Beach and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. o Motion carried unanimously. The Board discussed a Service Award Program to award county employees who have completed years of service in five year incre- ments. These awards will be paid on the employee's payroll on their anniversary month and range from $100 for 5 years up to $1000 for 45 years or more. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to imple- ment this program starting in 2009 on every- one's anniversary date if they have been here over five years and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Part-time employees will be given Y2 of the award amount and this expense will be paid out of the gener- al contingency fund in 2009. Clerk of Court Susan Davidson, Trial Court Administrator Donna Wunderlich and Trial Court Manager Ross Munns met with the Board to discuss the court facilities improve- ment grants. The counties can apply for these grants for upgrades in their courtrooms and the State will pay 75% of the cost with the counties paying 25%. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to apply for a court facility improvement grant for bench seating in the courtroom and regular tables for counsel and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. These grants are due by December 31st and if the County's grant applica- tion is accepted for these benches and tables it will cost the County approximately $1135. Susan Davidson then presented the bill for the computer software and scanning equipment for recording documents that the Board had approved at their August meeting. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to pay for this computer software and equip- ment out of the general capital outlay fund and Commissioner Steffen sec- onded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld met with the Board to discuss surfacing and road department issues. The Board approved of the Chairman signing the 2009-2010 County Federal Aid Program. The meeting broke at 2:00 P.M. for an appreciation party for former Commissioner Bares. Chairman Quale presented lrv with a plaque thanking him for his 16 years of serv- ice on the County Commissioners Board. Tim Kelly from Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, Inc. met with the Board to discuss county road projects, Steve Dorval from Heartland Engineering met with the Board to discuss the services he could provide the county and the rates he would charge. Chairman Quale declared the meeting adjourned at 4:15 P.M. ATTEST: Cecilia Stedman, Auditor David L. Quale, Chairman, Co. Commissioners (January 15) Golden Valley County Commission G O G U R E. by Linda Thistle STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS DECEMBER 30, 2008 9:00 Chairman Dave Quale called the meeting to order. Commissioner John Thompson was present for this meeting. Commissioner Harley Steffen was unable to attend. The purpose of this special meet- ing was to approve the final 2008 vouchers and amend budgets. Commissioner Quale made a motion to amend the Unorganized Township 136-105 budget by $t00.00, the Unorganized Township 141-103 budget by $900.00 and the Unorganized Township 142-103 budg- et by $25.00 due to additional work done in these townships and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to amend the Road Reserve Budget by $190,000.00 due to BLM Mineral Revenue and disbursements to the schools and cities and Commissioner Quale seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to amend the Homeland '08 budget by $50,000.00 due to the Homeland '08 grant the County received this year and Commissioner Quale seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Quale made a motion to amend the County Library budget by $4t00.00 due to the book fairs, donations and additional State Aid that allowed them to purchase more books and supplies than origi- nally budgeted and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Quale made a motion to amend the General Fund budget by $400,000.00 due to addi- tional oil & gas revenues received, and to transfer $200,000.00 to Capital Outlay Reserve Fund and $200,000.00 to the Road Reserve Fund and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Quate made a motion to renew the beer and liquor licenses for Buffalo Gap Lodge and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Commissioner Quale made a motion to approve and Pipeline Easement between Golden Valley County and Bear Paw Energy in the SE1/4 of Section 13-144-103 and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Chairman Quale declared the meeting adjourned at 10:00 AM. The following vouchers were audit- ed and approved for the month of December: 59000 Blue Cross Blue Shield 7034.50 59001 Cafeteria Plan Disb. 286.81 59002-59025 Social Service Disb. 6843.86 59026Beach Food Center 18.62 59027NDSU 140.50 59028Jen Steiner 81.00 59029Billings County Auditor 737.85 59030Boss Office Supply 117.26 59031Joedy Bragg 300.00 59032Burnie's 185.665 59033C.E. Brooks 67.11 59034Election Systems & Software 2t 25.40 59035Farmers Union Oil 715.95 59036Four Seasons Trophies 41.84 59037GV Co. States Atty. 1612.49 59038Golden Valley News 1079.91 59039Industrial Towel 55.79 590401TD 49.35 59041ND Sheriff's Assn. 20.00 59042NDACo. 615.00 59043Northern Improvement 23550.00 59044Prairie Lumber 78.10 59045Pitney Bowes 435.00 59046Dave Quale 687.15 59047Radisson Hotel 55.00 59048SW Multi-Co. Corr. Center 1050.00 59049Steve's Service 6.53 59050SW Business Machines580.00 59051Uline 574.54 59052CNH Capital 89.70 59053Capital I Industries 55.05 59054Farm Plan 1317.87 59055Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson 5346.23 59056Mon-Dak Oil 4482.80 59057NAPA 92.54 59058Power Plan 349.34 59059RDO Truck Center 442.18 59060Texas Refinery 518.00 59061Walz Truck Repair 275.83 59062Johnson Fargo Culvert 4636.65 59063Wallwork Truck Center 945.71 59064Homeland '08 Disb. 46736.71 59065B's Catering 27.00 59066 VOID VOID " 59067Dickinson Chamber 250.00 59068Co. Recorder Disb. 200.00 59069Computer Software 25987.61 59070GV Co. Treasurer 12596.66 59071-59077 Collections Submitted 73458.29 59078NDACO 349.60 59079-59083Library Disb. 1051.63 59084Midstate Communications t026.07 59085MDU 2066.79 59086City of Beach 319.50 59087Reservation Telephone 40.00 59088Homeland '06 disb. 3593.44 59089ND State Treasurer 1867.30 59090Ashley Krause 139.16 59091Golden Valley County5024.46 59092Golden Valley County5024.46 59093Golden Valley County4187.77 59094GV Co. Treasurer 693.00 59095GV Co. Treasurer 3901.98 59096-59097Golden Valley County 4043.15 59098GV AG Disb. 1416.80 59099Wage Withholding order 602.00 59100-59110Cafeteria Plan Disb. 2264.92 59111-59115BLM Mineral Pymt. Disb. 55221.57 59116Post Board 30.00 59117Weed Board Disb. 74.53 59118AIItel 170.63 59119Cenex Fleetcard 557.66 59120Library Disb. 958.57 59121Co. Recorder Disb. 250.00 59122Tab Electronics 16346.30 59123Library Disb. 98.00 59124Aflac 702.80 59125Conseco Ins. Co. 33.96 59126-59134 Social Service disb. 7133.81 59135BullBerry Systems 3550.00 59136Midstate Communications 44.00 59137Beach Food Center 27.40 59138BOSS Office Supply 2018/21 59139Rohan's Hardware 301.64 59140NDNA 157.50 59141 Billings County Auditor 1713.32 591421rvin Bares 630.90 59143Beach Pharmacy 6.99 59144Chief 290.87 59145CNH Capital 142.11 59146Darrel's Body Shop 160.00 59147Emblem Enterprises 272.50 59148Farmers Union 1521.88 59149Goldenwest Electric 615.65 59150Golden Valley News 476.41 59151 Golden Valley Outfitters 1658.00 59152Stacey Heckaman 112.50 59153Industrial Towel 68.95 59154Information Systems 5299.10 591551TD 31.95 59156Kitty Knapkewicz 207.00 59157L-Tron Corp. 696.40 59158Napa 211.18 59159Post Board 110.00 59160Public Safety Center 191.84 59161 Radar Shop 156.00 59162Secretary of State 2.00 59163Silvernale-Silha 674.63 59164Sirchie Finger Print Lab. 117.44 59165 SW Multi-Co. Corr. Center 2550.00 59166Sportsman's Loft 497.00 59167Scott Steele 56.00 59168Streicher's 439.97 59169SBM 707.93 59170John Thompson 1072.30 5917t Ultramiz Ammunition 1529.95 59172Zee Medical 110.70 59173Capital I Industries 178.91 59174ESP Computers 76.90 59175Dickinson Tire 912.27 59176Farm Plan 139.44 59177Golva Coop 727.92 59178Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson 15143.90 59179Knool's Ready Mix 440.00 59180Lawson Products 173.48 59181Mon-Dak Oil 5141.60 59182Northern Improvement 430.00 59183Power Plan 122.98 59184RDO Truck Center 10.62 59185Wallwork Truck Center 356.98 59186Kevin Plummer 189.00 59187GV Co. Treasurer 11400.91 59188GV Co. Treasurer 17672.50 59189GV Co. Treasurer 400000.00 59190-59t 92 Cafeteria Plan Disb. 1846.07 Credit Card Social Service Disb. 9.95 10788-10834 GV County Employees 51399.19 Attest: Cecilia Stedman, Auditor David L. Quale, Chairman, County Commissioner (January 15) Notice Notice of Lapse of Mineral Interest Pursuant to ND.C.C. Section 38-18.1 To: Daniel E. Dietz and Conrad P. Dietz, as Trustees of the Herman Dietz Mineral Trust; William Ueckert and Beverly Ann Ueckert; Kye Trout, Jr.; Daniel Horstein; Mary Lynne Ward, a/k/a Mary Lynne Williams; William R. Ewert; Nate Molinarro; Anna Kruger Williams and Albert Williams; Ida Kruger; Frank Kruger; Emmett Kruger; Harry Kruger & Vivian Kruger; Phillip Pautlus (Grace) The undersigned, Andrew H. Smith & Tiffanie LSmith, hereby give notice of the lapse of mineral interest pursuant to Chapter 38-18.1 of the NOrth Dakota Century Code and does hereby further give notice that they intend to succeed to the owner- ship of the entire mineral interest in and under the following tract of land, said ownership having lapsed by abandonment and nonuse for a peri- od of 20 years. 1. The names of the record own- ers of the lapsed mineral interests are: Daniel E. Dietz and Conrad P. Dietz, as Trustees of the Herman F. Dietz Mineral Trust; William Ueckert and Beverly Ann Ueckert; Kye Trout, Jr.; Daniel Horstein; Mary Lynne Ward, a/k/a Mary Lynne Williams; William R. Ewert; Nate Molinarro; Anna Kruger Williams and albert Williams; Ida Kruger; Frank Kruger; Emmett Kruger; Harry Kruger & Vivian Kruger; Phillip Pautlus 2. The description of land on which the minerals are located is: Township 140 North, Range 104 West of the 5th P.M., Golden Valley County, ND; Section 34: N1/2NE1/4, SE1/4NE1/4, NE1/4SE1/4; Section 29:SE1/4 Township 141 North, Range 105 West of the 5th P.M., Golden Valley County, ND Section 24: $1/2NEt/4, N1/2SE1/4 3. The names of the persons giv- ing notice of lapse of mineral interest are : Andrew H. Smith and Tiffanie L. Smith, whose mailing address is 3510 t65th Avenue SW, Beach,, ND 58621. 4. Andrew H. Smith and "l'iffanie L. Smith are the record owners of the surface estate of the above described premises and as such by giving this notice intend to succeed to the own- ership of the above-described lapsed mineral interest. Dated this 6th day of January, 2009. Andrew H. Smith Tiffanie Smith State of North Dakota County of Stark On the 6th day of January, 2009, before me personally appeared Andrew H. Andrew and Tiffanie L Smith, husband and wife, who are known to me to be the persons described in and who executed the within and foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they execut- ed the same. Charles J. Peterson, Notary Public Stark County, North Dakota My Commission Expires: Oct. 26, 2013 (January 15) Moments in time THE HISTORY CHANNEL - On Jan. 25, 1905, at the Premier Mine ne;w Pretoria, South Africa, a 3,106-carat diamond is discovered during a routine inspection by the mine's superintendent. Weighing t .33 pounds and christened the "'Cullinan," it was the largest diamond ever found. • On Jan. 22, 1912, Florida East Coast Railroad opened, running between Key West and the mainland. Tbe railroad closed in 1935. Three . years later, the roadway was paved, bringing atttomotive traffic to the Florida Keys for the first time. S-00raz000000e -BUT TRUE By Samantha Weaver • It was American science-fiction author John Thomas Sladek who made the following observation: "'The future, according to some scientists, will be exactly like the past, only far inore expensive." o Although they're not as much in fashion these days as they have been in the past, you certainly know what sideburns are _i but you may not know where the term came from. It seems that Ambrose Everett Burnside was a rather indifferent general for the Union Army during the Civil War, suffering a disastrous defeat at the Battle of Fredericksburg. Despite his lack of military genius, however, he was rather notorious -- for the enor- mous bushy facial hair he wore. Even- tually his last name, slightly morphed, became the generic word for such a pattern of facial hair. • In Germany, police officers often use pigs rather than dogs to sniff out illegal drugs such as marijuana. • Those who study such things say that on average, Americans over the age of 60 catch less than one cold per year * The first woman to be featured on the cover of BusinessWeek magazine was Brownie Wise, the creator of the Tupperware parly. This was back in 1954. • If you've never seen an example of Leptotyphlops carlae, don't be sur- prised -- the species of threadsnake seems to be fbund only on the Caribbean island of Baxbados. The animal's claim to lame is that it is the world's smallest snake, measuring only 4 inches long when fully grown and achieving a girth about that of a spaghetti noodle. • Consumers in India purchase more gold them those of any other country in the world. Thought for the Day: "War will never cease until babies begin to come into the world with larger cerebrums and smaller adrenal glands." -- H.L. Mencken © 2009 King Features Synd.. Inc. lr tf 2. :AU" --.-x..MJ. t A FROSTY CHOICE! Can you guess which route Tom should take to get off this dan- gerous ice? "eOeldeJ!; eql &q eoooa ,oq e o peel II!M eql euo eq s! g J:lUJnN :JeMsuv • ii • by Charles Barry Townsend A WORD BRIDGE I I'-,'  MI ll)' G " " KL " " l Ili I 3 I + I $ I 6 171 t I IllDl Illustrated by David Coulson I SHOOTING HIGH! 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Ddver Kyle Petty said fans who might not have been able to find tick- ets may get that chance now. =What the economy does to some degree is it makes each race a local race," Petty said. =You're not going to see people travel from Oklahoma to Talladega to watch the race. You're going to see people from Alabama and Tennessee and Georgia, people that can drive over to Talladega for the day and dnve back." Ramsey Poston, NASCAR's managing direc- tor of corporate communications said, "We have a fan council now so we can talk directly to our fans and we're talking to them all the time. When you ask those avid fans, they don't want anyone messing with their sea- son or their races." Dale Eamhardt Jr., who won NASCAR's most popu- lar driver award for the last five seasons, is also opposed to a schedule reduction. "The season is long, but I'm never satisfied. If I'm not racing I'm ready to race," Eamhardt Jr. said. Racing Trivia Racing History Jan. 16. 1949 - Marshall league wheeled his 1939 Ford Modified to victory in the 2O2.1-mile NASCAR season opener. The lead changed hands nine times among six drivers. Of the 75 cars that started, only 38 finished the grind. Who was the first NASCAR Cup Series driver to top $10 million in career winnings? a) Richard Petty c) Dale Eamfiardt b) Darrell Waltrip d) Bill Elliott swer: b) Darrell Waltrip hit the $10-miilion career winnings mark in 1989. Darrell Waltrip was the first NASCAR Cup dnver to win $6 million, $7 million. $8 million, $9 million, and $10 million in prize money and was the third driver in NASCAR Cup history to surpass the $15 million mark. B David Reutimann Born: March 2, 1970 Sponsor: UPS Crew Chief: Ryan Pemberton Car: Toyota Biography: In 2002, David Reutimann made his Busch Series debut at Richmond Intemational Raceway. Reutimann started thirty fourth but finished six- teenth. 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