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Page 6 Golden Valley News January 20, ' 2011
Beach City Council
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE
GOVERNING BODY'S REVIEW AND
REVlSON
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Mayor
Losinski at 7:00 pm on January 3,
2011. Present when the meeting was
called to order was Council Tim
Marman, Mark Benes, Paul
Lautenschlager, Mike Bingeman,
Wade Walworth, PWS Dell Beach,
City Auditor Kimberly Nunberg.
Minutes of the previous month
meetings were read. Benes moved to
approve the minutes, second by
Walworth. Motion carried unanimous-
ly. Vouchers were reviewed for pay-
ment. Benes moved to approve the
following vouchers, second by
Marman. Motion carried unanimously.
14119 Beach Vet Clinic 105.02
14120 Fallon County
Treasurer 1602.18
14121 Farm Plan 66.36
14122 Farmers Union 3221.70
14123 Fisher Sand 656.74
14124 G & G Garbage 1920.00
14125 Jandt Plumbing 60.00
14126 MARC 570.69
14127 Midstate
Communication 225.54
14128 NAPA 232.80
14129 Power Plan 1089.05
14130 Southwest Water 7566.79
14131 Stockwell Cleaning 200.00
14132 Ver-Tech 248.36
14133 West Plains 177.87
14134 Beach Post Prom 500.00
1415 Black Mountain 759.00
14136 Golden Valley County 7988.97
14137 MFOA ND 30.00
14138 NDLC 1076.00
14139 Railroad Management 219.62
14140 USPS 185.00
14141 Floyd Braden 227.40
14084 ND Child Support 84.00
14085 NDPERS 100.00
14086 City of Beach 87.40
14087 Alltel 171.98
14099 Blue Cross Blue Shield 383.30
14100 Blue Cross
Blue Shield 2007.95
14101 USPS 119.22
14115 ND Child Support 84.00
14116 NDPERS 100.00
14117 NDPERS 968.09
14118 Office State Tax
Commissioner 111.83
14078-14083 & 14102-14114
City Employees 14891.32
89993First State Bank
of Golva 2823.93
PWS Beach reported on snow
removal during the past two weeks.
There was discussion on updating the
contract with the State Water
Commission/Southwest Water
Authority Section Vl Part B. Quantity
of Water and Flow Rate. Marman
moved to request the flow rate be
increased from 31.0 gpm to 200 gpm,
second by Benes. Motion carried
unanimously.
Nunberg reviewed the financial
report for the month of December.
Committee Reports:
Mayor Losinski mentioned the
Senior Citizens would like to utilize the
other half of City Hall to congregate for
meals and meetings. The Building
Committee will gather additional infor-
mation on cost of renovations.
Nunberg mentioned the Zoning Board
will be meeting later in the month on a
request from Western Co-operative
Credit Union to re-zone Hunter's 1st
Addition, Block 6, Lots 11-12 from
Residential to Commercial 1. Marman
provided information on insulating the
north water tower.
New Business:
An Application for a Local Raffle
from ND American Legion Foundation
was reviewed. Benes moved to
approve the raffle, second by
Walworth. Motion carried unanimous-
ly. A request from the Post Prom
Committee for Community
Enhancement Funds was read.
Marman moved to approve the
request, second by Walworth. Motion
carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION 2011-1
PUBLIC NOTICE OF REGULARLY
SCHEDULED MEETING DATES TO
BE HELD AT CITY HALL, BEACH,
ND, AND THE HOUR BEGINNING OF
MEETINGS
WHEREAS, UNDER PROVI-
SIONS OF CHAPTER 40-04.1-05.
NDCC, AND CITY ORDINANCE
1.0201 THE CITY COUNCIL HAS
DETERMINED DATES FOR REGU-
LAR MEETINGS IN THE YEAR 2011,
AND WHEREAS, THE .CITY
COUNCIL SHALL OBSERVE DAY-
LIGHT SAVINGS TIME DURING
THOSE MONTHS DAYLIGHT SAV-
INGS TIME IS OBSERVED AND
MOUNTAIN TIME DURING THOSE
MONTHS MOUNTAIN TIME IS
OBSERVED,
NOW THEREFORE, BE T
RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUN-
CIL MEETINGS SHALL BEGIN AT
7:00 P.M. ON THE FOLLOWING
DATES AND MAY ADJOURN FROM
TIME TO TIME IF NECESSARY:
January 3 & 18
February 7 & 22
March 7 & 21
April 4 & 18
June 6 & 20
July 5 & 18
August 1 & 15
September 6 & 19
October 3 & 17
November 7 & 21
December 5 & 19
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-1, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
MOUSLY.
RESOLUTION 2011-2
ESTABLISHMENT OF DAYS
THAT CITY HALL IS CLOSED DUE
TO HOLIDAYS
WHEREAS, UNDER THE PROVI-
SIONS OF CHAPTER 1-03-01 OF
NDCC AND BY THE ACTIONS OF
THE CITY COUNCIL TO DECLARE
DAYS THAT CITY HALL WILL BE
CLOSED,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT CITY HALL WILL
BE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF
THE FOLLOWING:
January 1 New Years Day
January 17 Martin Luthern King Day
Feburay 21 . Presidents Day
April 22 Good Friday
May 30 Memorial Day
July 4 Independence Day
September 5 Labor Day
November 11 Veterans Day
November 24 Thanksgiving
November 25 If Council Approves
December 24 Christmas Eve 1-5
December 25 Chrismas Day
CITY HALL CLOSING WILL ALSO
BE OBSERVED UPON ACTION OF
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES AND THE GOVERNOR OF
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-2, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNAN-
IMOUSLY.
RESOLUTION 2011-3
BUSINESS HOURS AT CITY HALL
WHEREAS, THE CITY COUNCIL
WILL DETERMINE THE HOURS
CITY HALL WILL BE OPEN,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT'
RESOLVED THAT CITY HALL WILL
BE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRI-
DAY, 8:00 A.M. TO 1.:00 P.M. AND
2:00 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M., WITH THE
EXCEPTIONS OF HOLIDAYS.
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-3, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
MOUSLY.
RESOLUTION 2011-4
REIMBURSEMENT FOR
MILEAGE, MEALS AND LODGING
WHEREAS, CITY EMPLOYEES
MAY INCUR EXPENSES FOR
MILEAGE, MEALS, AND LODGING
IN THE PERFORMANCE OF CARRY-
ING OUT THE DUTIES REQUIRED
BY THE CITY,
AND WHEREAS, THE CITY AUDI-
TOR, UPON BEING PRESENTED
WITH DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE
AND IS SATISFIED WITH AUDIT OF
EXPENSES, MAY APPROVE PAY-
MENT BETWEEN REGULARLY
SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE CITY ALLOW
REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES
INCURRED ACCORDING TO CHAP-
TER 54-06-09 OF NDCC AS FOL-
LOWS:
PERSONAL VEHICLE, MILEAGE
.51 PER MILE
PER DIEM FOR BREAKFAST,
LUNCH & DINNER 30.00
L O D G I N G
77.00
(ACTUAL LODGING NOT TO
EXCEED $77 PLUS ANY APPLICA-
BLE TAXES)
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-4, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
MOUSLY.
RESOLUTION 2011-5
EXPEDITION OF BUSINESS
WHEREAS, IT APPEARS THE
BUSINESS OF THE CITY WILL BE
EXPEDITED BY AUTHORIZING THE
CITY AUDITOR TO PAY CERTAIN
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, SUCH AS
POSTAGE, FREIGHT, UTILITIES,
REFUND ORDERS, REGULAR
EMPLOYEE PAYROLL AND APPOR-
TIONMENTS,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE CITY AUDI-
TOR BE ALLOWED TO PAY SUCH
CLAIMS.
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-5, SECOND BY
BENES.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUS-
LY.
RESOLUTION 2011-6
LISTING OF DEPOSITORY
BANKS
WHEREAS, IT IS NECESSARY
FOR THE CITY AUDITOR TO
DEPOSIT MONIES FROM TIME TO
TIME,
AND WHEREAS, IT IS NECES-
SARY FOR THE CITY AUDITOR TO
DRAW UPON THE DEPOSITS,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING
BANKS BE NAMES FOR DEPOSITO-
RY FUNDS;
FIRST STATE BANK OF GOLVA,
GOLVA & BEACH, ND:
CHECKING ACCOUNT
BANK OF THE WE;T, BEACH,
N D :
TREASURY SAVINGS
WESTERN COOPERATIVE
CREDIT UNION :
SAVINGS ACCOUNT
Formerly Beach Co-op Credit
Union
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-6, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
MOUSLY.
RESOLUTION 2011-7
PLEDGE OF SECURITIES
WHEREAS, IT IS NECESSARY
TO HAVE PLEDGE OF SECURITIES,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THE FOLLOWING
PLEDGES BE ACCEPTED:
BANK OFTHE WEST, BEACH, ND
$162,699.09 PLUS
o Farm Credit Services of Mandan
www.farmcreditmandan.com
Weedas Inc., 1700 East Main, Mandan
(701) 663-2411 - (800) 767-3570
www.weedas.com
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February 2 at 4:00 p.m.
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FIRST STATE BANK OF GOLVA,
GOLVA & BEACH, ND. $
1,000,000.00 PLUS
$ 250,000.00 FDIC
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-7, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
MOUSLY.
RESOLUTION 2011-8
CITY AUDITOR TO INVEST AND
REINVEST FUNDS
WHEREAS, CITY FUNDS MAY BE
INVESTED IN CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT OR US TREASURY
NOTES TO DRAW INTEREST,
AND WHEREAS, THESE FUNDS
MATURE FROM TIME TO TIME,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE CITY AUDI-
TOR BE AUTHORIZED TO INVEST
FUNDS AND REINVEST UPON
MATURITY OF CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSITS. ALL CD'S THAT ARE
REDEEMED OR REINVESTED
SHALL REQUIRE THE SIGNATURE
OF BOTH THE CITY AUDITOR AND
THE MAYOR.
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-8, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
MOUSLY.
RESOLUTION 2011-9
SALARIES OF HIRED AND
APPOINTED OFFICIALS
WHEREAS, THE CITY COUNCIL
SHALL SET FORTH SALARIES OF
CITY OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING
SALARIES HAS BEEN SET EITHER
ON A YEARLY, MONTHLY OR
HOURLY BASIS:
Mayor
Walter Losinski $3,600 YR
City Council
Mark Benes $3,000 YR
Mike Bingeman $3,000 YR
Jeanne Larson $3,000 YR
Tim Marman $3,000 YR
Wade Walworth $3,000 YR
Public Works Dept.
Dell Beach $16.50 HR
Public Works Employees
Kent Shaw $13.00 HR
Floyd Braden (PT) $731.60
Month
Solid Waste Colection
Bart Bishop $28,428.00 YR
Tony Wanner • $9.02 HR
City Auditor .
Kimberly Nunberg $36,000 YR
Deputy Auditor
Jill Schatz (PT) $8.25 HR
WALWORTH MOVED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTION 2011-9, SECOND BY
BENES. MOTION CARRIED UNANI-
MOUSLY.
Correspondence from the Golden
Valley County Community Foundation
was read. Correspondence from the
Dickinson Area Chamber of
Commerce was read.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Benes moved to adjourn, sec-
ond by Walworth. Meeting adjourned
at 7:40 p.m.
Attest: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
(January 20)
Thursday morning began with
Word and Communion in the
chapel. Lorna led exercises in the
morning and some of us went down-
town for appointments and shop-
ping. The tables in the activity room
were full of pinochle and
Rummikub players in the after-
noon! What a fun way to spend a
cold winter afternoon! Shane and
Bonnie Farstveet visited Loretta
Tescher.
Friday morning hair ladies were
J, udy Ridenhower. Marlene Muruato
and Gloria Hendry. Pastor Lam
from Wibaux was here for our
Friday evening devotions, and
Ruthann Zieldsdorf played piano.
There was Saturday morning
exercises - we have a nice group of
about 10-14 that come out every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning to exercise together.
Word and Communion started
our Sunday morning out. Violet
Schmeling had several members of
her family for guests.
Becky Weinreis led our Monday
morning Bible Study.
Nancy led exercises on Tuesday
morning and shared a reading written
by a 90-year-old lady in Ohio on 45
things she has learned about life. In
the afternoon we enjoyed playing
bingo and had some "special prizes"
courtesy of Charlotte's Fun Fund!
Shannon Fritz visited Loretta
Tescher. Pastor Jim Isaac and Lola of
the Beach Evangelical Church were
here for our evening devotions.
Shane and Bonnie Farstveet from
Glendive visited Loretta ]bscher.
Allen, Harlen and Dale stopped to
see Rose Gasho. We did crafts with •
Marlene in the afternoon. Teresa
Wicka's daughter brought her back
flom a several weeks' visit in
Billings.
Even though the weather has
been rather "frightful," we think liv-
ing at the Manor is still "delightful."
We are enjoying the good food,
warmth, activities and fellow-
ship and look forward to having you
all stop by and see us whenever you
can!
Reports from additional residents
from the Sentinel Butte area l'or this
column are welcome. Call on Friday
mornings with your news items, or
send an e-mail, along with your
phone number, to
gvnews@midstate.net at any time,
The below 0 temperatures have
really zeroed in on us this past week.
Eactor in the wind chill, and we came
close to -30 degrees in some parts of
our area. It did manage to warm up to
around 23 degrees by Thursday and
Friday, But it's January in North
Dakota: it happens.
Don Abernethy, Robert Lee, and
Darrell Feldman returned home from
Devils Lake on Friday evening alter
doing some visiting and fishing.
Don and Rella Abernethy were
invited to supper at the residence of
Barry and Nancy Schafer on
Saturday evening, They also were
able to visit with Schafers' son,
Bryce, who was home from
Dickinson lor the weekend.
Jane Cook attended a potluck din-
ner and meeting of the Friends of the
Chateau at the Chateau's Interpretive
Center on Monday evening. Seven
members were present for tile meet-
rag.
Tuesday, Don and Rella traveled
to Dickinson and visited for a while
with Rella's brother and sister-in-
law, Rex and Ann Cook.
Keith Farstveet, Dan'ell Feldman
and Bany Schafer stopped in at the
Don and Rella/bernethy home and
enjoyed playing some card games
with Don.
Copies of the
Golden Valley News
are available at:
- Sip N Sew/Beach Floral
(22 Central Ave., Beach)
- LaPlaya Mexican Restaurant
(27 Central Ave., Beach)
- Doubloons
(18 4th St. NW, Beach)
- Flying J Travel Plaza
(Junction of Interstate 94,
Beach)
- Golva Grocery
(408 Terrell Ave., Golva)
- News and Pioneer Office
(22 Central Ave., Beach)
Richard ,-
Baumann
Stephanie, daughter of Marlys
and the late Donald Baumann, and
Kelly, son of Alice and the late Stan
Richard, announce their engage-
ment. A spring wedding is planned.
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