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PUBLIC NOTICES
Billings County
Commission
BILLINGS COUNTY BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SPECIAL MEETING
JANUARY 5, 2021.
The meeting was called to order at
9:00 AM. with Commissioners Kasian,
Rodne, and lverson in attendance.
Others were present during portions
of the meeting: Sheriff Pat Rummel,
Road Superintendent Jeff lverson,
States Attorney Pat Weir (by phone),
Tax Director Stacey Swanson, Ambu—
lance Director Kyle Michels Mitch
Gilseth, Daphne Senn KLJ, Ken Vein,
Amy McCann, Misty Hayes,
Recorder/Clerk of Court Juliana Ham-
merstrom, Christina Wenko, Tara
Sanchez, Jeremy Wood, Fire Chief Kyle
Shockley, Joe weigand.
lverson moved to approve the Min-
utes from the December 1 (regular) and
December 16 (special), 2020 meetings.
Rodne Seconded. All voted aye.
The board reviewed the 2021
Billings County Resolutions. 2021-08
could not be reviewed at this time as the
pledge reports had not been received
from the banks. It will be approved at
the February meeting. After review,
Rodne moved to approve. lverson sec-
onded. All voted aye. The full text of the
resolutions are on file in the Auditor’s
Office and posted on the public bulletin
board in the Billings County Court-
house. Resolutions 2021—01 through
2021-11 (excepting 2021-08) are as fol-
lows:
Resolution 2021-01 designates the
following appointments: State’s Attor—
ney— H. Patrick Weir Criminal Prose-
cutor Jordan Selinger; Disaster
Emergency Coordinator — Pat Rummel;
Magistrate — Juliana Hammerstrom; Tax
Director/Zoning Inspector/Land Use Co-
ordinator — Stacey Swanson; Superin-
tendent of Schools Designee —Marcia
Lamb; Human Resource Coordinators
— Marcia Lamb & Pat Rummel; Risk
Manager/Title VI Coordinator — Pat
Rummel; Custodian —Travis Bertelsen;
Veteran Service Officer — Jessica
Clifton; Coroner — Pat Rummel and
Dean Wyckoff; EMS Director/Para-
medic — Mitch Gilseth Kyle Michels;
Paramedic — Eileen Goodijohn; Para-
medic — Kali Olin; Paramedic — Krystal
Thorndyke; Wellness Coordinators —
Patty Thompson Yelena Gerbig; Con-
sulting Engineers —— Kadrmas, Lee
Jackson, P.C., Interstate Engineering,
Ameritech Engineering, Northern Plains
Engineering, Heartland Engineering,
Brosz Engineering & Forsgren Asso-
ciates; Houston Engineering; GT Archi-
tecture; Ulteig Engineering; . ,
Resolution 2021-02 sets regular
monthly meetings of the Board of
County Commissioners for 2021 to
begin at 9:00 AM. on the following
dates unless changes are posted and
advertised to theofticial coumy-papen-
January 5, Febriiagl 2, Marsh 2, April 6,
Martin; June 1, ’JIIIy 6, August 3, Sep-
tember 7, October 5, November 2, and
December 7. Special meetings will be
subject to the notice requirement in the
Century Code, which is to notify the of-
ficial newspaper and post the meeting
notice in the courthouse.
r Resolution 2021-03 designates the
following holidays when the courthouse
will be closed: January 1 — New Year’s-
Day, January 18 ~ Martin Luther King
Day, February 15 — President’s Day,
April 2 — Good Friday, May 31 — Memo-
rial Day, July 5 - Independence Day,
September 6 — Labor Day, November
11 — Veterans’ Day, November 25 26
— Thanksgiving, December 23— Christ-
mas Eve, December 24 — Christmas
Day and December 31 — New Year’s
Day.
Resolution 2021-04 designates the
courthouse will be open every Monday
through Thursday during the hours of
8:00 AM. to 4:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM.
to 12:00 noon with the exception of hol-
idays and other declared closings. All
courthouse employees still work a 40
hour work week.
Resolution 2021-05 designates re—
imbursement for expenses of county
employees and officials in the perform-
ance of county duties: mileage 90% of
GSA rate, 1st Qtr. 6:00 AM. to Noon
$7.00, 2nd Qtr. Noon to 6:00 PM.
$10250, 3rd Qtr. 6:00 PM. to Midnight
$17.50, 4th Qtr. Midnight to 6:00 AM.
(Lodging) 100% of GSA rate.
Resolution 2021-06 authorizes the
County Auditor/Treasurer to pay certain
miscellaneous expenses such as
postage, freight, telephone, regular em-
ployee payroll and apportionments;
Resolution 2021-07 designates the
following depositories for County funds:
First State Bank of Golva, Choice Fi-
nancial of Belfield, Bank of the
West/BNP of Beach, and Wells Fargo
Bank of Dickinson.
Resolution 2021-09 authorizes the
County Auditorffreasurer to invest, rein-
vest, and redeem Certificates of De-
posit and other, investments of the
County.
Resolution 2021-10 directs that all
legal notices be published in the official
elected County newspaper, “Billings
County Pioneer," and be posted in the
Courthouse.
Resolution 2021-11 sets the salaries
for county officials, deputies, clerks and
employees as follows:
The Board of County Commission-
ers set the following maximum salaries
for the positions listed below, on either
an annual or hourly basis, and which
salaries are exclusive of that official’s or
employee’s health insurance and/or
other benefits:
Commissioners (3) 94,497.09
Auditor/Treasurer 88,978.28
Deputy Auditor/Treasurerfl'itle VI
Assistant 1 (2) 68,947.52
State's Attorney 100,000.00
Tax Director/Zoning
Inspector 78,106.69
Deputy Tax Director/Zoning
Inspector 67,867.52
County Recorder/Clerk
of Court/Magistrate 78,106.69
Deputy County RecorderNVeIIness
Coordinator 67,867.52
Deputy Clerk of Court/Wellnessi
Coordinator 67,867.52
Sheriff /Emerg. Mgr/Title VI
Coordinator (4130) 100,485.00
Major (4135) 79,292.99
Captain (4131) 76,172.99
Deputy Sheriff (4133) 72,180.85
Deputy Sheriff (4134) 72,180.85
Captain (4136) 76,172.99
Fire Chief/Assistant
Emergency Manager 78,292.99
EMS Director/Paramedic (2)77,106.69
Paramedic (3) 71,180.85
Courthouse
Maintenance/Custodian 70,943.84
. Road Superintendent 86,678.99
Road Foremen (3) 72,632.45
Road Crew ‘ 69,448.91
Road Crew (Part-time) 31 .90/hr
Veteran Service Officer 13,000.00
Weed Control Officer 71,572.16
Auditor Lamb presented an outline
of NDCC requirements for training for
newly elected commissioners and will
provide'schedules for the training as
they come up.
Discussion ensued regarding the
three courthouse museum projects
which include fixing the siding, fixing jail
cells and. painting in the courtroom. Au-
ditor Lamb will work with the historical
society and will put out bids in the
Billings County Pioneer for the next
board meeting.
Christina was present from the Dick-
inson Chamber of Commerce. She dis-
cussed SW Night at the Legislature.
February 22, 2021. It is an opportunity
to meet with legislators and discuss is-
sues in Southwest ND. She also went
over the covid guidelines for the event.
Exhibitor booths. After discussion with'
the State’s Attorney Weir, Rodne ap—
proved $1 K donation as has been done
in previous legislative years contingent
upon the ND Ethics committee saying
that it is an appropriate donation. lver-
son seconded. All voted aye. There will
be two tickets for the event and Auditor
Lamb will attend to represent the
county.
Misty Hayes was present from the
US Forest Service to give updates. She
stated that there is a new grasslands
supervisor that took over after Bill
O’Donnell retired. Ben South started in
November. She stated that the oil and
gas eis has been completed. The back-
logged leases will be worked on now
and there are 385 leases pending. The
library land transfer was discussed. The
library foundation worked with Senator
Hoeven. Multiple ranchers use that al-
lotment. The forest service will work
with them to determine capacity to off-
set the loss. No transfer has been made
yet. There are 93 acres involved. The li-
brary foundation will use an appraiser
approved of by the USFS. The transfer
must be completed within one year as
written in the legislation. Misty stated
that they would like to work towards a
new maintenance agreement with the
county. They are working on resolving
issues with the Maah Daah Hey trail
south of Medora. They are working with
Jeff lverson.
Tara Sanchez was present from SW
District Health. She introduced herself
as the new,“ RubjicwHealthfinursejand
health maintenance. She will be provid
ing office and home visits, including the
health tracks and immunization pro-
gram. She will be in Medora two days a
week and Beach three days a week.
Tax Zoning Director Stacey Swan-
son presented 1 ARW Application that
was approved with conditions by the
Road Superintendent.
Bobs oilfield service. Condition that
they erect warning signs along the road.
Old well sites
lverson moved to approve the ARW.
Rodne seconded. All voted aye.
One application for Abatement of
mobile home taxes was received.
Fisher’s sold the mobile home last year.
Kasian moved to approve the abate-
ment. Rodne seconded. All voted aye.
Auditor Lamb presented a list of
board appointments that the commis-
sion could review. After discussion, it
was decided that Lester lverson would
serve on the Western Dakota Energy
Association, as the authorized agent for
the Drug testing program and have the
ND Public Health Insurance Trust port-
folio. Mike Kasian would continue on
the Roosevelt-Custer Regional Council
and the SW Multi-County Correction
Center. Dean Rodne would be ap—
pointed to the Roughrider North Human
Services Zone board and the Billings
County Planning and Zoning Board.
lverson moved to approve the appoint—
ments. Rodne seconded. All voted aye.
After discussion, Rodne moved to
approve Lester to be able to appoint
Jeff lverson as his proxy if he cannot
make a Western Dakota Energy Asso-
ciation meeting so that our county will
be counted in any votes. lverson sec-
onded. All voted aye.
Daphne Senn was present from KLJ
to give her monthly engineer’s report.
Knife River will be moving back in to the
Krehlik pit with a revised completion
date of October 31. The Wannagan
right of way plats have been completed
and will be working on negotiations. The
Little Missouri River project is continu-
ing being worked on. Appraisals are to
be completed soon and they are work—
ing on the utility plats. Auditor Lamb
stated that the lawsuits are still pending
and State’s Attorney Weir and Tami
Norgard along with ND Insurance Re-
serve Fund are working on those.
Jeremy Wood from Northern Plains
Engineering was present to discuss
121st Avenue. The project starts at
county line 2 miles. They will be replac-
ing with box culvert. Survey, design and
404 permit are done. There will be no
requirement for wetland monitoring after
project is complete. Tax & Zoning Di-
rector Swanson is working on the ne-
gotiation for the easements. The project
will be ready to bid this spring.
> Road Superintendent Jeff lverson
discussed getting cost estimates on
Kuntz road. Schmidt on one side, Kuntz
on other, would like to build up. lverson
also provided maps of 2020 quantities
of scoria and gravel hauled from pits.
They are currently prospecting for new
pits. The Stigen pit is close to being de-
pleted. They swapped transmission in a
new grader that had metal in the filter.
They received parts to mount winglon
truck. Crews are hauling on Blacktail
and graveling where needed while
weather is good. He stated he had met
with State’s Attorney Weir and made an
agreement for the Maus Pit in Golden
Valley county for 15K cu/yds scoria. 2
cattleguard wings and a few signs were
destroyed on Sully Creek road. They
are working on replacing. Stark county
is working on 30th st easements.
Ken Vein, Director of Design and
Construction and Amy McCann, Assis-
tant Director were present to discuss
the TR Presidential Library. They gave
an outline of what has transpired over
the past few years. They plan on work-
ing with the Billings County Commission
and the City of Medora on planning and
zoning issues and will follow the local
ordinances. They have had discussions
with the grazing association as well as
individual ranchers. They plan on de-
signing grazing into the project site
long-term. The planned opening is July,
2025. State's Attorney Weir stated that
Misty Hayes from the grazing associa-
tion was just present and stated that
they will need to have an Environmen-
tal Assessment done. Vein stated that
they'have been working with Misty and
have gone through four different envi-
ronmental documents. They have to
have an agreement by Jan 15, 2021.
Weir questioned whether it had been
made a matter of public notice. Vein
stated that three options had been on
the table, a land swap, a special use
permit or congressional action. The
process of public notice would have
been required for special use permit.
Some of documents, the foundation did
the process prior to having an agree-
ment with the fs. Specifically provides
that they will give written notice of the
conveyance to Governor and Billings
County Commission. The Presidential
Library will comply with zoning regula-
tions. Issues in addition to zoning —
meetings with Billings County Commis-
sion and City of Medora regarding
fire/water/sewer/Development agree-
ment between the library, City of
Medora and Billings County outlining all
issues. Master plan. Short term and
long term. Detailed concept develop-
ment plan. Detailed development plan
- utilities. Building code compliance.
Fire Chief, Kyle Shockley presented
the County Burn Ban Resolution 2021-
12. After review, Rodney moved to ap-
prove. Iverson seconded. All voted aye.
The resolution reads as follows:
RESOLUTION NO: 2021-12
Fire Emergency Order
WHEREAS, the Billings County
Board of County Commissioners recog-
nizes that current conditions have cre—
ated an extreme risk to the citizens and
property within Billings County, ND, of
unnecessary loss by fire; and
WHEREAS, the Board wishes to
regulate activities within the County,
which pose a potential hazard for such
loss, should the present weather condi-
tions continue.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
HEREBY RESOLVED BILLINGS
COUNTY IS DECLARED UNDER A
FIRE EMERGENCY ORDER AND A
BURN BAN IS IN FORCE.
1. No travel is to be allowed off of
surfaced, roadways. normally used for
vehicular traffic except as necessary for
normal-farmer/rancher or industry oper-
ations.
2. Industrial operating crews and
farmer/rancher operations shall have
fire extinguishers and normal fire-fight-
ing equipment at hand, and industrial
personnel shall remain at the job site for
one-half hour after daily operations are
completed.
3. Smoking is restricted to inside of
vehicles or buildings.
4. Burn ban to include any open
burning which includes a ban on the ig-
nition of fireworks, garbage or pit burn-
ing and campfires. A
5. This burn ban is in effect for
Billings County when the North Dakota
Fire Danger Rating is in the High, Very
High or Extreme and/or a Red Flag
Warning has been issued for Billings
County.
Pursuant to NDCC 37-17.1-10, any
person who willfully violates the burning
ban established by this resolution is
guilty of a Class B Misdemeanor (UP
TO 30 DAYS IN JAIL AND/OR A
$1500.00 FINE.), and restitution of fire
suppression costs may be sought from
the court.
Dated at Medora, ND, this 5th day of
January, 2021. Billings County, North
Dakota.
Michael Kasian, Chairman .
Attest:
Marcia Lamb, Auditorfl‘reasurer
Mitch Gilseth and Kyle Michaels pre-
sented their monthly report. The new
ambulances will be here Thursday.
Joe Wiegand was in the audience
and introduced himself to the board. He
reinacts Theodore Roosevelt for the
Medora Foundation. He is a full-time
Medora resident now and was previ-
ously a commissioner for 6 years in
Dekalb County, IL.
Sheriff Pat Rummel gave his
monthly report and presented the an-
nual Bowman Radar Contract. Weather
radar $2500/year. Kasian moved to
approve the bowman radar contract.
Rodne seconded. All voted aye. He also
discussed the approval of the Multi-
county Hazard Mitigation Plan and
stated that the Sheriff’s in the counties
that represent the SW multi county cor-
rection center have concerns with the li-
ability, policies and procedures that they
follow falling on the individual Sheriffs.
The following claims were approved
for payment:
ABC Fencing LLC 18997 $12,276.66
Abrahamson, Mary 18998 $94.95
Alex Air Apparatus Inc
1 8999 $87,703.00
All Around Tire Oil 19000 $202.81
Andreas George and Rose Marie
19001 $40,574.00
Aramark 19002 $322.45
Belfield/Medora Salvation Army
19003 $1 ,000.00
Billings County Historical Society
19004 $570.65
Billings County Rural Fire District
1 9005 $1 96.69
Billings County School District
19006 $2,154.79
Billings County Sheriff 19007 $159.90
Billings County Treasurer
1 9008 ' $88.90
Billings County Weed Board
19009 $23,857.81
Bob's Oilfield Service, Inc '
1 901 0 $1 63.40
Boespflug Trailers Feed
1 901 1 $221 .80
Boss Office Products 19012 $351.95
Bound Tree Medical LLC
1 9013 $351 .93
Brooks & Associates C.E.
19014 $5,686.00
Buckman Jessica 19015 $106.35
Butler Machinery Co.
19016 $14,472.42
Cerkoney Cathy 19017 $90.25
Code 4 Services Inc 19018 $607.75
Corneil Todd 19019 $50.00
Cowboy Café 19020 $420.00
Creative Energy 19021 $71 .18
Crowell -& Moring LLP 19022$5,765.20
Dan's Interstate Conoco Inc
19023 $30.13
Dell Marketing Lp 19024 $265.24
Dept of Correction Rehab
19025 $17,668.76
Dickinson Public Library
19026 $4,502.75
Dillman, Katie 19027 $600.00
Elections Systems Software
19028 $3,277.19
Emil's Repair 19029 $851.18
Four Corners Café 19030 $1,474.30
Fugere Kevin 19031 $67.25
Gallagher» Benefit Services
19032 $1,750.00
George's Tire LTD 19033 ' $4,552.00
Gerbig Gordon 19034 $83.35
Gooseneck Implement 19035$663.48
Hild John 19036 $1,000.00
Hlebechuk Construction Inc
19037 $6,162.00
IAAO 19038 $220.00
J and J Operating LLC 19039 $117.13
James Oil Well Service Inc
19040 $940.00
Jones Bartlett Learning LLC
1 9041 $42.00
Kessel, Anita 19042 $50.00
Kessel, Joseph L 19043 $101.75
Kevin's Auto & Truck Repair
19044 $79.50
KLJ Engineering LLC
19045 $67,293.95
Klym Steve 19046 $117.25
Kohler Communications Inc
19047 $400.00
Kovash Furniture & Carpet
1 9048 $627.00
Krehlik Mary Ann 19049 $53,145.00
Kubik Bogener Ridl Selinger PLLP
1 9050 $3,000.00
Kutzler Marilyn 19051 $94.87
Legend Auto Body 19052 $2,124.40
Lexipol LLC 19053 $2,911.00
Logo Magic 19054 $32.00
Malkowski, Kasey 19055 $84.50
Malley's Safety Supply LLC
19056 $1 ,454.23
Medora Convenience 19057 $145.98
Menards Dickinson 19058 $1,953.56
MGM Rural Sanitation LLC
1 9059 $567.00
Mid-American Research Chemical
19060 $119.34
Midwest Doors Inc 19061 $159.00,
Motorola Solutions 19062 $23,570.78
ND Association of Counties
1 9063 $335.34
ND Association of Counties
1 9064 $1 67.44
ND Association of Counties? ‘
19065 A ~ “$9,091,430
ND Cowboy Hall, of Fame 3
19066 $400.00
ND Dept of Transportation
1 9067 $20.00
ND State Treasurer 19068 $861.46
NDACO Resources Group Inc I
19069 $7,003.05
NDWCA 19070 $275.00
Newby's Ace Hardware 19071 $1 74.97
Nutrien Ag Solutions 19072 $1,790.00
Off Road Software Inc
1 9073
Premier Specialty
1 9074
$7,500.00
Vehicles
$14,800.00
Putnam, Karen 19075 $51.15
Quality Quick Print 19076 $690.00
Rauschenberger Consulting LLC
19077 $4,200.00
RDO Equipment Co 19078 $1,126.17
Redmond Thomas 19079 $54.02
RELX Inc 19080 $466.80
Roughrider Electric Coop .
19081 $3,359.75
Rudy's Lock and Key 19082 $35.00
Runnings Supply Inc 19083 $170.25
Sanford Health Occupational Medicine
19084 $378.75
Sanford Inpt Pharmacy 19085$782.00
Sawik 19086 $225.00
Sax Motor Co. 19087 $1,362.64
Seachange Print Innovations
19088 $728.02
Share Corporation 19089 $197.65
Southwest Business Machines
19090 $463.97
Southwest Water Authority
19091 $36.78
Southwestern Dist Health Unit
1 9092 $1 43.59
Stein's Inc 19093 $900.96
Swanson, Stacey 19094 $74.75
The UPS Store 19095 $38.83
Thyssen Krupp Elevator
19096 $547.03
Trafficalm Systems 19097 $1,363.00
Tyler Technologies Inc
19098 $21,609.40
Uniform Center 19099 $115.98
Van Horn Alvin 19100 $1,200.00
Verizon Wireless 19101 $3,344.44
Vogel Law Firm 19102 $1,808.00
Wal-Mart Community 19103 $805.31
West Dakota Oil Inc 19104$26,419.47
Weslie Crossroads Truck Ctr
19105 $4,422.63
Blue Cross Blue Shield of ND
19106 $3,983.60
ND Public Employee Retire System
19107 $73,087.89
3D Specialties 19108 $2,819.38
ABC Fencing LLC 19109 $196.82
Alex Air Apparatus Inc 19110$2,000.00
All Around Tire Oil 19111 $350.06
Aramark 19112 $133.55
Belfield Automotive Supply
19113 $962.72
Billings County Pioneer 19114$143.78
Boss Office Products 19115$1,429.56
Bound Tree Medical LLC
19116 $2,179.07
Braun Distributing Inc 19117 $103.00
Brooks & Associates C.E.
19118 $3,265.39
Crowell & MOring LLP
19119 $15,794.50
Dakota Sports 19120 $900.95
Deans Distributing 19121 $4,386.25
Dept of Correction Rehab
19122 $1,139.92
Dickinson Public Library
19123 $10,497.15
Fire & Ice Refrigeration 19124$228.65
Four Corners Café 19125 $330.00
George's Tire LTD 19126 $3,442.00
Goldenwest Electric Coop Inc
19127 $568.00
Hild, John 19128 $20,000.00
Hlebechuk Construction Inc
19129 $7,965.00
J and J Operating LLC
19130 $6,805.21
Jones Bartlett Learning LLC
19131 $744.95
Kasian, Michael 19132 $131.10
Kessel, Anita 19133 $448.50
Krebs Machine Repair
19134 $100.00
Kutzler Marilyn 19135 $146.05
Logo Magic 19136 $2,666.00
Malley's Safety Supply LLC
19137 $205.91
Medica 19138 $2,660.63
Menards Dickinson 19139 $302.01
Metro~Billing Services 19140 $44.00
MGM Rural Sanitation LLC
19141 » $253.50
Midstate Communications
19142 $1,183.24
ND Association of Counties
19143 $359.00
ND Association of Counties
19144 $1,042.51
ND Association of Counties Engineers
19145 ‘ $275.00
ND Attorney Generals Office
1 9146 $1 50.00
ND Dept of Transportation
19147 $18,798.08
ND State Board 'of Law Examiners
19148 $390.00
Nelson Internaltional 19149 $169.76
Newby's Ace Hardware 19150 $30.58
North Dakota Public Health Ins Trust
19151 $72,922.49
Northern Plains Engineering LLC
19152 ' $31,285.00
Odermann Leona 19153 $469.20
Premier Specialty Vehicles
19154 $8,616.00
Proserve Electrical 19155 $54.00
Pump Systems Inc 19156 $52.50
Radar Shop 19157 $263.00
RDO Equipment Co 19158 $5,852.96
Redmond Perry 19159 $86.80
Southwest Business Machines
19160 , $88.60
Southwest Water Authority
19161 $831.08
Tachenko, Terry Terri
19162 $1,500.00
Tritech Software Systems
19163 $1,240.31
USDA Forest Service 19164 $175.71
Verizon Networkfleet Inc 19165$64.76
West Dakota Oil Inc 19166 $4,066.30
Westlie Crossroads Truck
19167 $1,988.05
CenturyLink 19168 $931.74
Directv 19169 $118.52
Discovery Benefits Inc 19170 $99.75
Information Technology Dept
19171 $964.05
Kasian, Michael 19172 $124.20
Medora, City of 19173 $428.50
Reservation Telephone 19174 $40.25
Roughrider Electric Coop
19175 $3,479.37
Verizon Wireless 19176 $43.20
Visa 19177 $447.95
Visa 19178 $744.27
ND Public Employee Retire System
i.,“t:.,v..i‘.-,4. r
ND Public Employee Retire system '
19180 $14,079.00
ND Public Employee Retire System
19181 $44,195.82
ND Public Employee Retire System
19182 $650.00
American Family Life Assurance
19183 $2,181.62
Discovery Benefits Inc
19184 $2,579.61
NDFOP State Lodge Treasurer
19185 $25.00
Prudential Service Center
19186 $14.29
State Dispersment Unit 19187$717.00
North Dakota Public Health Ins Trust
19188 $72,686.22
The board approved the revenue
vouchers for the month of December:
Recorder $3,504.20; Zoning $125.00;
Court $85.00; Sheriff $118.00, EMS
$1,454.13.
Revenues for materials and/or serv-
ices rendered in December: Tom &
Janelle Gunderson $9,804.38 WEED
SPRAYING: Joe Kessel $369.00, Rudy
Syminow $110.26, Tim Loh $188.04,
TRMF $45.77, Billings County District 1
$4,977.15, District 2 $9,468.04, District
3 $9,412.62, Trell Shypkoski $137.81
Revenues for the month of Decem-
ber: Sheriff $10,625.43 permits, High-
way Distribution $14,106.33 ; Oil Gas
Production Tax $240,801.60; Royalties
$14,557.12; Unorganized Oil & Gas
Production Tax $16,053.44; Interest
$13,192.65; Agribank ambulance grant
$35,000.00, BLM Mineral Royalty
$21,833.18; 24/7 program fees
$400.00.
Payroll in the following amounts was
approved for December: General Fund
$206,522.68; Road and Bridge Fund
$128,081.34; Weed Fund $9,653.90.
With there being no further busi-
ness, the meeting ended at 2:00pm.
Michael Kasian, Chairman
Attest: ,
Marcia Lamb, Auditor/Treasurer
(February 18)
City of Medora
City of Medora
Minutes of Special Meeting
February 8, 2021
(Subject to Council review and
approval)
Meeting was called to order at 5:35
pm by Mayor Todd Corneil. Present
were Council members Gary Edland,
Doug Ellison, Tracy Sexton and Derwin
l $412002“
Zuroff. Mike Njos was present and San-
dra Kuntz attended via phone confer-
ence.
Point to Point Park Plat, Easements
and Development Agreement Adden-
dums.
Documents related to Point to Point
Park Plat, Easements and Develop-
ment Addendum 2 were provided for re-
view. Kuntz advised that all City input
has been incorporated into the docu-
ments. Zuroff moved to approve the
TRMF Point to Point Park project re—
lated Plat, contingent on adding the
Easement Agreement record numbers;
the Easement Agreement; and Devel-
opment Addendum 2, Ellison seconded.
Sexton asked the Council be provided
clean copies of the final documents.
Motion passed unanimously.
Zuroff moved the meeting be ad-
journed. Meeting adjourned at 5:45 pm
Reminder: The next regular City .
Council meeting is Tuesday, March 2 @
6:00 pm
Attest:
Todd Corneil, Mayor
Attest:
Gary Ridenhower, City Auditor
(February 18)
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
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BILLY D. .
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Bowman, North Dakota 58623
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Case No. 17-2021-PR-00003
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF BARBARA ELAINE CARLSON,
AKA BARBARA E. CARLSON, AKA
BARBARA CARLSON, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
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personal representative of the above
estate. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are required
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be forever barred. Claims must either
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602 4th St SW, Bowman, ND 58623, or
filed with the Court.
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Bowman, ND 58623
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