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February 3, 2011
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Meeting Notice
The Beach Zoning Board will meet
on February 24th at 9:00 a.m. at City
Hall. The purpose of the meeting is for
public comment on rezoning Hunter's
1st Addition, Block 6, Lots 11 & 12 for
Residential 2 to Commercial 1.
(January 27)
Notice to Creditors
State of North Dakota
In District Court
County of Golden Valley
Southwest Judicial District
Probate No. 17-11-P-001
In the Matter of the Estate "of
Margaret L. Walz, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
Personal Representative of the above
estate. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are
required to present their claims will be
forever barred. Claims must either be
presented to Kenneth F. Walz,
Personal Representative of the estate,
at 137 First Avenue West, Dickinson,
North Dakota, or filed with the court.
Dated this 14th day of January,
2011.
Kenneth F. Walz
Personal Representative
Michael J. Maus
Maus & Nordsven, P.C.
P.O. Box 570
Dickinson, ND 58602-0570
Attorneys for Personal
Representative
(701) 483-4500
First Publication on the 27th day of
January, 2011.
(January 27, February 3 and 10)
Billings County School
BILLINGS COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOL DISTRICT #1
Minutes of Special Meeting
January 19, 2011
Subject to Review and Revision
A special meeting of the Billings
County School Board for the purpose
of meeting with Pifer Auction and
Realty to discuss details and contract
terms in regard to the sale of Fryburg
School was called to order at 1:14 p.m.
January 19, 2011 at the DeMores
School. Present were board members
Darren Baranko, Dean Rodne, Stacey
Kessel, Tina Downing, and Joe
Kessel. Also present were Lisa Miller
of The Dickinson Press, Alan Butts,
Jim Sabe, and Andy Mrnak of Pifer
Auction, Billings Co." Commissioners
Alan Thompsan and Mike Kasian, and
County Weed Board representatives
Les Simnioniw and Gordon Gerbig.
Joe Kessel moved to rescind the
Board's action of December 1, 2010,
in regard to the sale of the Fryburg
School, shop, and property on bids.
Baranko seconded the motion and it
carried unanimously.
After a lengthy discussion in regard
to whether to sell the shop and addi-
tional property requested to Billings
County, and what the terms should be,
Rodne moved to sell the Fryburg Shop
and property to Billings County for
$10. Joe Kessel seconded the motion.'
The motion carried with Joe Kessel,
Rodne, Baranko, and Downing in favor
and Stacey Kessel opposed. (Note: It
was later determined that a unani-
mous vote is reqqired to sell property
for less than fair market value.)
The contract presented by Pifer
was reviewed. It was clarified that the
only cost to the District for the adver-
tizing and sale of the Fryburg School
and accompanying property would be
the abstract and closing costs. Kessel
moved to approve the contract and
Rodne seconded the motion. The
motion carried unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:30
p.m.
Darren Baranko, President
• Darlene Mitchell, Business
Manager
(February 3)
Billings County School
BILLINGS COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOL DISTRICT #1
Minutes of Special Meeting
January 24, 2011
Subject to Review and Revision
A special meeting of the Billings
County School Board was called to
order at 4:02 p.m. January 24, 2011, at
the DeMores School, with members
Darren Baranko, Dean Rodne, Stacey
Kessel, and Joe Kessel present. Tina
Downing joined the meeting at 5:05
p.m. via speaker phone. The purpose
of the meeting was to discuss and
resolve the issue in regard to the
unanimous vote required to sell the
Fryburg Shop to the County for tess
than fair market value, and to decide
whether to sell the bus and tractor at
Fryburg. Since the vote was not unan-
imous, the business manager had
been advised that the sale to the
Fryburg mower tractor at the auction of
the Fryburg School.
The meeting was adjourned at 5:13
p.m.
Darren Baranko, President
Darlene Mitchell, - Business
Manager
(February 3)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N,D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial
Commission will hold a public hearing
at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, February 23,
2011, at the N.D. Oil & Gas Division,
1016 East Calgary Ave., Bismarck, N.
D. At the hearing the Commission will
receive testimony and exhibits.
Persons with any interest in the cases
listed below, take notice.
• PERSONS WITH DISABILITIEs:
If at the hearing you need special facil-
ities or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by
Thursday, February 10, 2011.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 13435: (Continued)
Proper spacing for the development of
the Beaver Creek-Stonewall Pool,
.Billings and Golden Valley Counties,
ND, redefine the field limits, and enact
such special field rules as cnay be nec-
essary. Summit Resources, Inc.
Signed by,
Jack Dalrymple, Governor
Chairman, ND Industrial
Compnission
(February 3)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial
Commission will hold a public hearing-
at 9:00 a.m. Thursday, February 24,
2011, at the N.D. Oil & Gas Division,
1016 East Calgary Ave., Bismarck,
N.D. At the hearing the Commission
will receive testimony and exhibits.
Persons with any interest in the cases
listed below, take notice.
PERSONS WITH DiSABiLITiES:
If at the hearing you need special facil-
ities or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by
Friday, February 11, 2011.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 13997: (Continued)
Temporary spacing to develop an oil
and/or gas pool discovered by the
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. #44-13TFH
Teddy, SESE Section 13, T.142N.,
R.101W., Billings County, ND, define
the field limits, and enact such special
field rules as may be necessary.
Case No. 13998: (Continued)
Temporary spacing to develop an oil
and/or gas pool discovered by the
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. #44-30TFH
Teddy, SESE Section 30, T.142N.,
R.100W., Billings County, ND, define
the field limits, and enact such special
field rules as may be necessary.
Case No. 14257: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. for an order
establishing two 1280-acre drilling or
spacing units described as Sections
25 and 36; and Sections 26 and 35,
T.140N., R.100W., Billings County,
ND, and allowing a horizontal well to
be drilled in the Bakken Formation at
any location thereon not closer than
200 feet to the spacing unit boundary
offsetting the toe and heel of the well
and 500 feet to any other boundary,
and such other relief as is
Case No. 13564: (Continued)
Application of Whiting Oil & Gas Corp.
for an order amending the applicable
orders for the Elkhorn Ranch-Bakken
Pool to include Sections 8 and 17,
T.143N., R.101W., Billings County,
ND, as a 1280-acre spacing unit with-
in Zone V, and such other relief as is
appropriate.
Case No. t4262: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. for an order
extending the field outline and amend-
ing the applicable orders for the
Elkhorn Ranch-Bakken Pool to desig-
nate Sections 1 and 2; Sections 11
and 14; Sections 12 and 13, T.143N.,
R.101W.; and Sections 26 and 35,
T.144N., R.101W., Billings County,
ND, as 1280-acre spacing units, and
such other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 14263: Application of.
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
pursuant to NDAC §43-02-03-88.1
pooling all interests in four spacing
units for the Elkhorn Ranch-Bakken
Pool described as Sections 1 and 2;
Sections 11 and 14; and Sections 12
and 13, T.143N., R101W.; and
Sections 26 and 35, T.144N.,
R.101W., Billings County, ND, as pro-
vided by NDCC §38-08-08, and such
other relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 14264: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
pursuant to NDAC §43-02-03-88.1
pooling all interests in a spacing unit
for the Elkhorn Ranch-Bakken Pool
described as Sections 2, T.142N.,
R.101W., and 35, T.143N., R.101W.,
Billings County, ND, as provided by
NDCC §38-08-08, and such other
relief as is appropriate.
Case No. 14266: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. for an order
establishing a 1280-drilling unit con-
sisting of Sections 31 and 32, T.142N.,
R.100W., Billings County, ND, and
allowing a horizontal well to be drilled
in the Bakken Formation at'any loca-
tion not closer than 500 feet to the
County was null and void. boundary of the drilling unit parallel to
Board members disc0ssed the vat- ' such horizontal welt and 200 feet to
ious pros and cons of the options the boundary offsetting the heel and
available, such as selling the shop and toe of the horizontal well, and such
property with the school at the auction, other relief as is appropriate.
retaining the shop and continuing with Case No. 14267: Application of
renting it to the Weed Board, selling it
to the County for the appraised value,
or selling it for some amount less than
the appraised value.
Tina Downing joined the meeting
via conference call at this time. Rodne
moved to sell the shop and accompa-
nying property to Billings County for
$10, with the provision that the District
be allowed to store items in the south
portion of the shop if necessary.
Baranko seconded the motion, and it
carried with all members voting in
favor.
It was decided by consensus to sell
the District activity bus and the
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
pursuant to NDAC §43-02-03-88.1
pooling all interests in a spacing unit
for the Ash Coulee-Bakken Pool
described as Sections 7 and 18,
T.142N., R.101W., Billings County,
ND, as provided by NDCC §38-08-08,
and such other relief as is appropriate.
Signed by,
Jack Dalrymple, Governor
Chairman, ND Industrial
(February 3)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial
Commission will hold a public hearing
at 9:00 a.m. Thursday, February 24,
2011, at the N.D. Oil & Gas Division,
1016 East Calgary Ave., Bismarck,
N.D. At the hearing the Comrfiission
will receive testimony and exhibits.
Persons with any interest in the cases
listed below, take notice.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
If at,the hearing you need special facil-
ities or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by
Friday, February 11, 2011.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 14256: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. for an order
establishing a 1280-drilling unit con-
sisting of Sections 16 and 21, T.144N.,
R.105W., Golden Valley County, ND,
and allowing a horizontal well to be
drilled'in the Bakken Formation at any
location not closer than 500 feet to the
boundary of the drilling unit parallel to
such horizontal well and 200 feet to
the boundary offsetting the heel and
toe of the horizontal well, and such
other relief as is appropriate.
'Case No. 14258: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. for an order
extending the field boundaries and
amending the applicable orders for the
BicentenniaI-Bakken Pool to include
Sections 16 and 21, T.144N.,
R.104W., Golden Valley County, ND,
as a 1280-acre spacing unit within
Zone VII, for which spacing has been
established on the basis of 1280-
acres, and such other relief as is
appropriate.
Case No. 14259: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp., for an order
pursuant to NDAC §43-02-03-88.1
pooling all interests in a spacing unit
for the BicentenniaI-Bakken Pool
described as Sections 16 and 21,
T.144N., R.104W., Golden Valley
County, ND, as provided by NDCC
§38-08-08, and such other relief as is
appropriate.
Case No. 14265: Application of
Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. for an order
establishing a 1280-drilling unit con-
sisting of Sections 13 and 24, T.142N.,
R.103W., Golden Valley County, ND,
and allowing a horizontal well to be
drilled in the Bakken Formation at any
location not closer than 500 feet to the
boundary of the drilling unit parallel to
such horizontal well and 200 feet to
the boundary offsetting the heel and
toe of the horizontal well, and such
other relief as is appropriate.
Signed by,
Jack Dalrymple, Governor
Chairman, ND Industrial
(February 3)
Meeting Notice
The Annual Meeting of the Rural
Central Fire Protection District will be
held on Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 1 p.m.
at the new Beach Fire Hall, located on
the north hill.
Beverly J. Wolff
Secretary/Treasurer
CRFPD
(February 3, 10 and 17)
Billings County School
BILLINGS COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT #1
Minutes of Regular Meeting
January 12, 2011
Subject to Review and Revision
The regular meeting of the Billings
County School Board was called to
order at 5:30 p.m. MT, Wednesday,
January 12, 2011, at the DeMores
School, with members Darren
Baranko, Stacey Kessel, Tina
Downing, and Joe Kessel, and
Principal Soehren present. Also pres-
ent for all or portions of the meeting
were Alan Thompson, Mike Kasian,
Tom Redmond, and Clint Schneider
from the Billings County Commission
and Billings County Weed Board, Rita
Denning, Kasey Malkowski, and repre-
sentatives from Pifer Auction and
• Realty, Big D & E Auction Service, and
Schnell Auction Service, Doug Ellison,
Amanda Oster, and Ashley Martin from
The Dickinson Press.
Downing moved, Stacey Kessel
seconded, to approve the minutes of
the December meetings. The motion
carried unanimously• Three items
were added to the agenda.
Joe Kessel moved to approve the
attached check list and the business
manager's financial report. Downing
seconded the motion and it carried
unanimously.
13028 AI Schaeffer $1,174.51
13029 Alternative Sanitation 237.00
13030 D&A O'Brien
Bus Route 3,804.18
13031 Belfield Automotive
Supply 3.35
13032 Berger Electric Inc. 3,648.82
13033 Best Energy 9,104.70
13034 Blue Cross
Blue Shield 1,250.58
13035 Booth Delivery 50.21
13036 Border States 229.86
13037 Braun Distributing 97.30
13038 Cass Clay
Creamery Inc. 298.52
13039 CHS Credit Card 480.08
13040 City of Medora 1,200.00
13041 Clay Banyai 626.40
13042 CUnt Schneider 2,662.20
13043 Creative Energy 135.19
13044 Dacotah Paper Co. 229.42
13045 Dan's Supermarket 197.25
13046 Dean Rodne 1,237.14
13047 Dean Foods Inc. 249.52
Be vocal N Ask for local
13048 Demores School 743.00
13049 Denise Soehren 170.00
13050 Diane Murply 313.76
13051 Dickinson Press 310.00
13052 Dickinson
Public Library 6,881.20
13053 Donald Basaraba 548.10
13054 Donna Barnett 3,951.49
13055 Department
of Public Instruction 193.55
13056 Electro Watchman
Inc. 598.80
13057 Gary Meduna 4,168.41
13058 The Horace
Mann companies 239.22
13059 HM Receivables
Co. LLC 387.20
13060 Information Technology
Dept. 39.00
13061 J & L Concrete
Construction tnc. 2,710.00
13062 James Haag 234.90
13063 James J. Wosepka
PC 800.00
13064 Jeff Pedeliski 156.60
13065 Jennifer Vetter 125.00
13066 Jordanne Huffman 264.67
13067 Joseph Fischer 234.90
13068 Karen Rodakowski 783.00
13069 Karl Hagen 908.28
13070 Kathy Malkowski 6,409.60
13071 Killdeer School Dist. 4,071.30
13072 Kim Anderson 255.00
13073 Kohler Communications
Inc. 27.75
13074 Elizabeth Oderman 175.00
13075 Louisette Zeller 49.43
13076 Marcia Pool 26.00
13077 Martin's Welding 50.00
13078 Midstate Telephone Co.228.97
13079 Missouri Valley
Petroleum Inc.
13080 NDAESP
13081 ND Assoc.
of School Administrators
13082 NDPERS Health
Insurance
13083 News-2-You Inc.
13084 Old Tyme Meat
Shoppe
13085 Olson's Service
13086 Oriental Trading
Company Inc.
13087 Paul Cossette
13088 Pearce & Durick
13089 Peggy Wanner
13090 'Peter Odermann
13091 Billings County
Pioneer
13092 Prairie School
13093 Preble Medical
Services Inc.
13094 Pump Systems, Inc.
13095 Qwest
6,488.92
135.00
150.00
6,054.31
140.00
100.59
5,135.13
355.24
270.81
592.13
66.59
2,975.07
390.95
1,030.00
53.00
139.26
602.47
13096 Really Good Stuff inc. 278.52
13097 Reservation Telephone
Coop 80.84
13098 RESP 490.00
13099 Rita Denning. 298.66
13100 Roger Klym 391.50
13101 Roughrider Electric
Coop Inc. 3,314.35
13102 Runnings Supply Inc. 278.52
13103 Samantha Schneider 116.82
13104 Southwest Business
Machines 10.49
13105 Schmidt Repair Inc.128,297.00
13106 School Specialty 415.67
13107 Seven Seas Inn 70.30
13108 South Heart
School Dist. 25,728.98
13109 Office of the
State Auditor 165.00
13110 Stein's Anc. 57.04
13111 SW Water Authority 183.48
13112 Tait& Kayleen
Obritsch 313.20
13113 US Food Service Inc.1,762.37
13114 WaI-Mart Community 428.82
13115 West River
Student Services 9,410.04
13116 William O'Brien 1,252.80
13116 Zee Service Co. 262.65
Doug Ellison met with the board in
regard to recycling. They have a need
for another trailer which they have
requested the County to purchase,
and they would like Prairie School to
become involved so it would be more
of a county wide project and not just
Medora. After discussion it was
agreed this might be a possibility if a
.suitable container is provided for col-
lection at Prairie.
The Board reviewed the schedule
of family type transportation pay-
ments.
The business manager reported
Louis Lindbo had requested an ease-
ment for a water line across District
property in Fryburg to his property
north of the school. After lengthy dis-
cussion, Joe Kessel move to approve
the easement provided he uses a bor-
ing machine for the line if at all feasi-
ble. Stacey Kessel seconded the
motion and it carried unanimously.
The business manager reported on
the Pledges of Assets from First State
Bank, which are more than adequate
for current deposits. Baranko moved,
Stacey Kessel seconded, to approve
the pledges. The motion carried unan-
imously.
The business manager informed
the Board of the SW Night at the
Legislature in Bismarck on January
24, and the Negotiations Seminar in
Bismarck February 3-5. The busines=s
manager will attend the Negotiations
Seminar, and Principal Soehren plans
to attend SW Night in conjunction with
the NDCSA winter conference.
Principal Soehren reported
Medora's formal dinner had been
rescheduled to February 16. The
Board will attend the dinner, then tour
the facilities and visit classrooms.
They atso decided to reschedule their
regular February meeting to 3:00 p.m.
on February 16th.
Soehren also reported on plans for
making up time missed, and that the •
Professional Development Plan has
been approved by the State.
The Co. Commission and Co.
Weed Board members present stated
they are interested in purchasing the
shop and some additional property at
Two-day conference on producing,
processing, and utilizing locally-grown foods
and food products.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY/ FEB 18-19
DOUBLEW00D INN-BISMARCK
Registration for conference is $40
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Fryburg if some arrangement can be
negotiated between the Co.
Commission and School Board.
The Board reviewed the four pro-
posals received for handling the sale •
of the Fryburg School and property.
Proposals were received from Big D &
E Auction Service fcJl 3% commission,
Schnell Auction Service for 3% com-
mission, Krance Auction Service for
4% commission, and Pifer's Auction
and Realty for 7% buyer's premium. It
was clarified that with the buyer's pre-
mium, there would be no cost to the
District except for abstract and closing•
Other questions were posed by board
members and each proposer respond-
ed with how they planned to carry out
advertizing, etc.
After further discussion, Joe Kessel
moved to accept the proposal of
Pifer's Auction and Realty. Baranko
seconded the motion• The motion car-
ried after a roll call vote with Joe
Kessel, Stacey Kessel, and Darren
Baranko voting in favor, and Tina
Downing opposed.
Stacey Kessel moved, Baranko
seconded, to approve open enrollment
applications for two Belfield residents
to attend Billings County schools next
• year. The motion carried unanimously.
Kasey Malkowski met with the
Board to report on the need to replace
the propane furnace at Medora. He
had gotten proposals from Temp Right
Service and J O'B Specialties, with J
O'B being the lower of the two.
Baranko moved to accept the propos-
al of J O'B Specialties to replace the
propane furnace in Medora. Downing
seconded the motion and it carried
unanimously.
Approval was given for the polling
places for the February 8 recall elec-
tion to be DeMores School and Prairie
School gymnasium, polling hours to be
11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and the elec-
tion board members to be the same as
those for the June election, with the
business manager authorized to find
suitable replacements if any of them
are unavailable.
Baranko will be the Board's repre-
• sentative to Belfield's January meet-
ing.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:00
p.m.
Darren Baranko, President
Darlene Mitchell, Business
Manager
(February 3)
Beach City Council
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
Losinski at 7:00 pm January 18, 2011.
Present when the meeting was called
to order was Council Tim Marman,
Mark Benes, Wade Walworth, Mike
Bingeman, PWS Dell Beach, City
Auditor Kimberly Nunb.erg, Sheriff Scot
Steele and guest Lynn Wojahn.
PWS Beach reported on snow
removal and requested the council
consider purchasing a snow blower
attachment to put on the bobcat.
Marman moved to approve the 15ur-
chase, second by Bingeman. Benes
abstained. Motion carried unanimous-
ly. Nunberg reviewed the financial
statement for the month of December.
Walworth moved tO approve the finan-
cial statement, second by Benes.
Motion carried unanimously. Nunberg
reviewed Expenditure & Revenue
Budgets for the year ending 2010.
Sheriff Steele presented the
monthly report showing 20 calls, no
written warnings and 3 citations.
Mayor Losinski provided updated
building plans for the improvements at
City Hall. Discussion. Walworth
moved to proceed with improvements
at City Hall in two phases• Phase One
will include completion of the inside of
the building, outside plumbing and
cement work. Phase Two will include
bathrooms and kitchen, second by
Benes. Motion carried unanimously.
The Building Committee will finalize
specifications so Phase One can be
bid this spring.
The final payment for land pur-
chased adjoining the golf course is
now due to James Harchenko.
Walworth moved to approve the pay-
ment, second by Benes. Motion car-
ried unanimously. An Application for a
Local Raffle was reviewed• Benes
moved to approve the raffle, second
by Walworth. Motion carried unani-
mously.
RESOLUTION 2011-10
RECOGNIZING CITY GOVERN-
MENT WEEK, FEBRUARY 7-11, 2011
WHEREAS, city government is the
government closest to most citizens
and the one with the most direct daily
impact upon its residents; and
WHEREAS, city government is
administered for and by its citizens
and is dependent upon public commit-
ment to and understanding of its many
responsibilities; and
WHEREAS, city government offi-
cials and employees share the respon-
sibility to pass along their understand-
ing of public services and their bene-
fits; and
WHEREAS, North Dakota City
Government Week is a very important
time to recognize the important role
played by city government in our lives;
and
WHEREAS, the North Dakota
League of Cities and its member cities
have joined together to teach students
and other citizens about municipal
government through a variety of differ-
ent projects and information; and
WHEREAS, North Dakota City
Government Week offers an important
opportunity to convey to all the citizens
of North Dakota that they can shape
and influence government through
their civic involvement.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED:
Section 1. That the City of Beach
encourages all citizens, city govern -•
ment officials and employees to do
everything possible to ensure that this
week is recognized and celebrated
accordingly.
Section 2. That the City of Beach
encourages educational partnerships
between city government and schools.
Section 3• That the City of Beach
supports and encourages all city gov-
ernments to actively promote and
sponsor "North Dakota City
Government Week."
Benes moved to adopt RESOLU-
TION 2011-10, second by Walworth.
Motion carried unanimously. Marman
moved to approve the Agreement for
Maintenance with the ND Game &
Fish for a fishing pier, second by
Benes. Motion carried unanimously•
There was discussion on employee
health insurance• Consensus of the
Council was to continue paying the
whole premium for full-time employ-
ees. No other business was brought
forward. Marman moved to adjourn,
second by Benes. Motion carried
unanimously. Meeting adjourned at
8:00 pm.
Walter Losinski, Mayor
ATTEST:
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
(February 3)
Notice
Public Comments Sought
The City of Beach is seeking public
comment on the Beach "RR Quiet
Zone" Preliminary Plans. The public
will have an opportunity to give com-
ment during the regular City Council
meting on February 7th at 7:30pm.
Preliminary Plans are available at City
Hall for review. If you are unable to
attend the meeting, you can submit a
written statement to:
City Hall
PO Box 278
Beach, ND 58621-0278
Kimberly Nunberg
City Auditor
(February 3)
PUBLIC
=NOTICES
A public notice is information
informing citizens of government
activities that may affect the
citizens' everyday lives.
Public notices have been printed
in local newspapers, the trusted
sources for community info-rnation
for more than 200 years.
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