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Golden Valley News
March 8, 2018
Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the
Rural Fire Protection District will
Tuesday, March 20, 2018, at 1
Beach Fire Hall
Beverly J. Wolff
Secretary/Treasurer
CRFPD
(March 1, 8 and 15)
Central
be held
p.m. at
Call for Bids
The Golden Valley County Weed
Board is calling for bids on the following
Chemicals and surfactants, in normal
usage size containers, quart, 1 gallon, 2
V2 gallon, or 30 gallon in Brand name or
generic label.
2-4D Amine
Ally
Arsenal
Banvel
Charparral
Curtail
Escort
Fallow Master
Widematch
Hell Fire
LV-6
Milestone
Redeem
Perspective
Plateau
Tordon 22K
Methylated Seed Oil (MSO)
Induce (Non Ionic Surfactant)
Brewer 90 (Non Iconic Surfactant)
Hi-Light Dye
RoundUp
Polaris
Bids are to be submitted to: GV
County Weed Board, P.O. Box 605,
Beach, ND 58621
Or in person by March 23 at 2:30
p.m. at the Golden Valley County Ex-
tension Office, or by fax at 701-872-
4334. At which time, during the regular
meeting, March 27 at 1 p.m. all submit-
ted bids are to be opened and Consid-
ered.
If there areany questions call Pete
at 701-872-4123 or Kirby at 701-872-
6141.
Title IV assures that no person or
group of persons may, on the grounds
of race, color, national origin, sex, age,
or disability, be excluded from partici-
pation in, be denied the benefits of, or
be otherwise subjected to discrimination
under any and all programs or activities
administered by Golden Valley County.
Any person or group(s) of person who
feel they have been discriminated
against may file a complaint. All in-
quiries should be directed to Pete
Wirtzfeld - "title Vl coordinator, Golden
Valley County, 16843 Old Highway
10/P.O. Box 67, Beach, ND 58621 ,'701-
872-4123.
(March 1, 8 and 15)
conducted June 1,2018 through August
31,2018, with the possibility of exten-
sion through October 2, 2018.
All persons who think they may re-
ceive harm from activities of this project
should write the Director, North Dakota
Atmospheric Resource Board, 900 East
Boulevard Av.enue Department 770,
Bismarck, ND 58505-0850 or email
dlangerud@nd.gov. Comments must
be received within 20 days of the last
date of publication of this notice. '
The Atmospheric Resource Board
does not discriminate on the basis of
race, color, national origin, sex, religion,
age, or disability in employment or the
provision of services, and complies with
the provisions of the North Dakota
Human Rights Act.
(March 1 and 8)
Notice
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOARD
VACANCY
Notice is hereby given that two (2)
member positions for the Beach School
Board, District #3, Golden Valley
County, are open for occupancy. Vot-
ing will be held at the Beach Commu-
nity Center in conjunction with the
primary election on June 12, 2018 as
per NDCC 15.1-09-22 and NDCC 15.1-
09-13. Qualifications of school hn~rrt
officers include but are not limited to a
person who is a qualified elector of the
state of North Dakota, is at least 18
years of age, and a resident of the Dis-
trict as per NDCC 16.1-01-04. The two
(2) positions to become vacated is for a
time period of three (3) years and must
be filled by one (1) city resident and (1)
rural resident in accordance with tax-
able valuation definition and NDCC
15.1-09-04. Persons of interest may
pick up and submit an application at the
Beach School District Business Man-
. ager office with a deadline for filing of
the 9th day of April 2018, 4:00 p.m. as
per NDCC 15.1-09-08.
Misty Farnstrom, Business Manager
(March 1 and 8)
Notice
NOTICE OF ZONING HEARING
The Billings County Planning & Zon-
ing Commission will hold a public hear-
ing on Thursday, March 15, 2018 at
1:00 PM in the Commissioner's Room
at the county courthouse, Medora, ND
to consider recommending to the Board
of County Commissioners the approval
or denial of the following items:
Discuss zoning regulations pertain-
ing to medical marijuana compassion
centers. Review draft of the Medical
Marijuana Ordinance and make a rec-
ommendation to the Board of County
Commissioners.
Hearing Notice Applications: None
The board will also address poten-
Th B h ^'~ '^'" " . .- tial & pending zoning violations and rec-
Publi~eH;eaCr~go~YM~o n2g~ ~"alr;~'(~9a OmnmendDiany" actio0, needed by the
2018 at 7:30 p.m. Purpose of the hear- L o n.g ,~recto ~tate.s .Aztorney, or
uoara oT~ountyLJommlssloners
mg Is to received comment on an Apph- A licati n r v il -I f r vi
cation for Conditional Use Permit pp o sa ea a aoe or e ew
submitted by Bakken Development during regular office hours at the Billings
Fund for the storage of stockpiling ma- County Courthouse. If special accom-
terials, setting up crushing, washing or modations are needed, please notify
bituminous mixing equipment, set up the auditor so that appropriate aids can
be made available.
scales, the parking of trucks and equip-
ment. The location is of the site is the Dated at Medora this 23rd day of
SE 1/~ of Section 14 Township 140N February, 2018.
Range 106W. Stacey Swanson
Kimberly Gaugler Z.oning Director
City Auditor (March 1 and 8)
(March 1 and 8) Belfield Public School
Notice REGULAR MEETING,
Billings County BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BELFIELD PUBLIC
Equalization Meetings Notices SCHOOL DISTRICT #13
The following Boards of Equalization February 12, 2018
SCHOOL LIBRARY
have been scheduled for the 2018 as-
sessments: Unofficial
The City of Medora Board of Equal- The meeting was called to order by
ization will meet on Tuesday, April 3, Board Pres. Krebs at 7:00 P.M.
2018 at 5:00 pm in the Roosevelt Room
at the Medora Community Center. Present: Curt Buckman, Keith
The Unorganized Township and Buckman, Terry Johnson, Anthony
County Board of Equalization will meet Krebs, Dan Obrigewitch, HS Prin. Kurle,
on Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 1:00 pm in Supt. Northrop, Bus Mgr. Berger
the commissioner's room at the county M/S Obrigewitch/K Buckman to ap-
courthouse, prove the January 11,2018 regular min-
utes with corrections. Motion carried
Each taxpayer has the right to ap-
pear before the appropriate local board unanimously.
of review or equalization and petition for M/S Johnson/C Buckman to ap-
prove the agenda with addition of soft-
correction of the taxpayer's assess- ball fields. Motion carried unanimously.
ment.
(March 1 and 8) HS Prin. Kurle reported on student
activities.
Bus. Mgr. Berger presented the fi-
Notice nancial reports for Ja'nuary 2018.
M/S C Buckman/Obrigewitch to ap-
NOTICE OF INTENTION prove payment of the bills. Motion car-
TO MODIFY ried unanimously.
NATURAL PRECIPITATION 34653 NDSBA 165.00
34654 BUREAU OF
Notice is given, that Weather Modifi- CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 200.00
cation, LLC of 3802 20th Street North, 34655 ND BOARD OF
Fargo, ND, a licensee (License No. NURSING 250.00
2018-1) of the State of North Dakota, is 34656 ACTIVITY. FUND BHS 20.85
to engage in operations to modify pre- 34657ADVANCED BUSINESS
cipitation by the addition of ice nucleat- METHODS 2130.76
ing agents in the counties of Bowman, 34658 BELFIELD PLUMBING
Burke, McKenzie, Mountrail, Ward and & HTG. 1224.60
Williams and seven townships in Slope 34659 BILLINGS COUNTY
County. Existing clouds will be selected PIONEER 357.04
for seeding according tothe current up- 34660 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
erational procedures for enhancing 60.00
rainfall and decreasing hail damage. 34661 BLACKTRAIL ENVIRoNMEN-
Nuclei will be generated by silver iodide TAL, INC'1330.00
produced in the combustion of flares or 34662 BOSCH LUMBER CO 482.92
acetone solutions, and the dropping of 34663 CARNEY, VICKI 73.99
dry ice pellets. Twin-engine aircraft 34664 CENTURY LINK32.45
equipped for instrument flight operating 34665 CITY OF BELFIELD 1013.00
under FAA airworthiness certificates 34666 CORNEIL, ELLA-JO 165.80
and licensed by the North Dakota Aero- 34667 DEPT. OF PUBLIC
nautics Commission will accomplish all INSTRUCTION 436.97
seeding 34668 EDUTECH EDUCATION
The operations area will include the TECHNOLOGY SERVICES 20.00
target area and a buffer zone ten miles 34669 FOOD SERVICES OF
in width surrounding the target area in AMERICA- MIN 4421.36
adjacent North Dakota counties. Seed- 34670 FORT UNION SUPPLY &
ing operations in the buffer zone is for TRADING CO 1182 00
cloud systems that may affect the tar- 34671 GEIGER, ALAN 119 90
get area. No effect is intended for the 34672 HARLOW'S BUS SAL.ES
buffer zone. The target area for District INC 8800.26
I will be Bowman County and the fol- 34673 HEALTH & WELLNESS
lowing townships in Slope County: Con- CHIROPRACTIC 100.00
ner, Hume, Carroll, Cash, Sheets, 34674 JACOBsEN MUSIC INC 352.00
Mineral Springs, and Cedar Creek. The 34675 JAYMAR BUSINESS
target area for District II will be Burke, FORMS 751.43
McKenzie, Mountrail, Ward and 34676 JOHNSQN PLASTICS
Williams Counties. Opei'ations will be PLUS 350.73
34677 JW PEPPER & SON INC 332.69
34678 KEMPS LLC,DBA CASS
CLAY CREAMERY 1697.42
34679 KLEMM'S CARPET 1545.68
34680 LEARNING WITHOUT
TEARS 306.07
34681 MENARDS 546.59
34682 MGM RURAL
SANITATION, LLC 600.00
34683 MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES 7760.16
34684 ND INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT 40.00
34685 NORRIS, MARLENE 10.00
34686 NORTHROP, WADE 759.10
34687 NORTHSTAR
TECHNOLOGY GROUP 1759.87
34688 PENNINGTON, ERIN 24.65
34689 PRAXAIR 629.69
34690 RAMADA BISMARCK
HOTEL 79.00
34691 RAMKOTA HOTEL
BISMARCK 200.00
34692 REISENAUER, JANE 522 72
34693 RESP 1297 96
34694 RUNNINGS SUPPLY
INC 224.52
34695 SCHIENO, HEATHER 281.40
34696 SCHNEIDER, MARYLOU 16.56
34697 SCHOLASTIC INC 48.51
34698 SCHOOL SPECIALTY 301.22
34699 SMART COMPUTER AND
CONSULTING 3427.20
34700 SOUTHWEST BUSINESS MA-
CHINES 98.32
34701 STATE AUDITOR'S OFFICE
t o~.OO
34702 TOOLEY, RHONDA 50.37
34703 US FOODSERVICE, inc 386.44
34704 VIKING GLASS OF ND 52.12
34705 WARD'S SCIENCE 2077.75
34706 DICKINSON STATE UNIVER-
SITY 120.00
34707 PENNINGTON, ERIN 12.52
34708 INDIGO SIGN WORKS INC
31776.05
34724 CENTURYLINK 241.00
34725 CHASE CARD
SERVICES 1233.97
34726 WAL-MART COMMUNITY/
RFCSLLC 938.02
STUDENT ACTIVITY
8062 ANDERSON'S 2851.78
8063 COCA-COLA BOTI'LING 1082.70
8064 FOOD SERVICES OF
AMERICA- MIN 196.95
8065 FOUR SEASONS
TROPHIES 75.10"
8066 INKD APPAREL BY SARAH 8.40
8067 LOGO MAGIC 128.00
8068 MINMOR INDUSTRIES 89.41
8069 PEPSI COLA BO'I-I'LING 1362.50
8070 REALLY GOOD STUFF 171.32
8071 WYANT, JAMIE 84.94
8072 JENSON, LIZZIE 225.00
8073 CHASE CARD
SERVICES 180.42
8074 WAL-MART COMMUNITY/
RFCSLLC 413.24
8075 DICKINSON STATE
HERITAGE FOUNDATION 45.00
8076 DICKINSON
HIGH SCHOOL 35.00
Supt. Northrop noted the new bus
will be here within a week, the kiosk is
up to date and the small white bus has
been sold to Billings County School. He
has hired CTS Group to inspect the
heating and air exchange system. This
is a free service. He also noted to have
better resolution on the marquee would
raise the cost to $42,368.07. It was the
board's consensus to pay the extra for
this.
Supt. Northrop gave a RESP report.
Johnson reported on RACTC.
The inspection report from Black
Trail Co. to check for mold in the school
was reviewed. The results showed
below normal average spore count, with
no black mold found within the school.
Supt. Northrop presented a letter
from Gerald Holinka, assistant football
coach, stating he would not be return-
ing next season as he is retiring. M/S
Johnson/K. Buckman to accept Mr.
Holinka's letter of resignation. Motion
carried unanimously.
The board visited about the style
and placement of a new crows nest.
M/S C Buckman/K Buckman to explore
options for a new crows nest. Motion
carried unanimously.
The quote from Daktronics for the
football score clock was presented for
a total cost of $20,665.
M/S Johnson/K Buckman to set the
school board election in conjunction
with Stark County for June 12, 2018.
Motion carried unanimously.
It was the consensus of the board to
set the Demographic meeting for 6:30
before the April 12th board meeting.
BEA requested that the board rec-
.
ognize an appropriate negotiating unit.
M/S Obrigewitch/C Buckman that the
board, pursuant to the provisions of
15.1-16-10 of the North Dakota Century
Code, as amended, the School Board
of Belfield Public School District #13
(hereinafter "Board") recognizes all li-
censed personnel employed or to be
employed, by the Board excepting the
administration and career guidance
counselors as the appropriate negotiat-
ing unit. Motion carried unanimously.
BEA than petitioned the board to
recognize BEA as the exclusive repre-
sentative for the purpose of negotiating.
Supt. Northrop noted the BEA Member-
ship List presented contained signa-
tures of staff that were not part of the
appropriate negotiating unit'. He will ask
BEA to present a signature list of staff
members who are part of the appropri-
ate negotiating unit to be presented at
the next meeting.
Supt. Northrop presented and re-
viewed calendars for the 2018-19
school year. He asked the board to be
ready to vote for the 2018-19 school
calendar at the next regular board
meeting.
Discussion was held on the differ-
ence of a peanut/nut free school and a
nut conscious school. M/S Obrige-
witch/K Buckman to switch to a nut con-
scious school Motion carried
unanimously.
Discussion was held about partici-
pation of building softball fields with the
Belfield Park Board. M/S K Buck-
man/Johnson for the school not to par-
ticipate with the Belfield Park Board in
building softball fields. Motion carried
unanimously.
The next regular meeting is sched-
uled for March 8, 2018 at 7:00 pm.
Meeting adjourned at 8:53.
Date
Alice Berger, Business Manager
Anthony Krebs, Board President
(March 8)
Beach City Council
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE
GOVERNING BODY'S REVIEW AND
REVISION
A regular meetingof the Beach City
Council was called to order by Mayor
Walter I,osinski on February 20, 2018
at 7:00 p.m. Present when the meeting
was called to order was City Council
Henry Gerving, Tim Marman, Mark
Benes, Jeanne Larson, Wade Wal-
worth, City Auditor Kimberly Gaugler,
Engineer Kenzie Robertson, guests
Randy Dietz and Karl Davis:
Gaugler request an Application for
Raffle submitted by Beach Area Cham-
ber of Commerce be added to New
Business.
Minutes of the meeting on February
5, 2018 were read. Benes moved to ap-
prove with correction, second by Lar-
son. Motion carried unanimously.
PWS Report:
PWS Braden reported on the follow-
ing; snow plowing and sanding, 250
water meters were ordered and will be
installed as time allows, a load of news-
paper and cardboard will be shipped
next week.
Auditor Report:
Gaugler reviewed her written report.
Gaugler reviAw,=d the financial statp.-
ment for the month of January. Benes
moved to approve the financial report,
second by Larson. Motion carried unan-
imously. Mayor Losinski, Council Wal-
worth and Gaugler reported on the Main
Street ND Summit held in Bismarck on
February 12-13.
Committee Reports
Sheriff Report:
The Sheriff's Report for the month of
January consisting of 18 calls, 1 cita-
tions and 4 written warnings was re-
viewed.
Engineer Report:
Robertson reported the site survey
for the east end sanitary sewer line was
completed He is coordinating with state
agencies regarding funding options
available to the city. Zoning Board:
Larson reported the Zoning Board
has made recommendation to approve
an Application for Conditional Use Per-
mit submitted by Bakken Development
Fund for a bituminous plant to be lo-
cated in the SE 1.4 of Section 14 Town-
ship 140N Range 106W. Gerving
moved to proceed to Public Hearing,
second by Walworth. Motion carried
unanimously The Public Hearing will be
held March 19th at 7:30 p.m.
Unfinished Business:
Marman moved to retain Attorney
Nate Bouray for legal counsel when
needed, second by Gerving. Discus-
sion. Motion carried unanimously.
New Business:
An Application for Raffle submitted
by Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
Was reviewed. Benes moved to ap-
p?ove, second by Walworth. Motion car-
fled unanimously.
No Other business was brought for-
ward. Gerving moved to adjourn, sec-
ond by Benes. Meeting adjourned at
8:00 p.m. Motion carried unanimously.
Attest: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly Gaugler, City Auditor
(March 8)
Notice
Notice of Meeting and Election
Elk Creek Township will hold its an-
nual meeting and election on Tuesday,
March 20, 2018, at 3 p.m. at the home
of Ardis Stedman.
Audrey Schieffer, clerk
(March 8 and 15)
Notice
Notice of Meeting and Election
Lone Tree Township will hold its An-
nual Meeting and Election on Tuesday,
March 20, 2018, at 7:00 pm at the
Golva Bar Meeting Room.
- Linda Stoveland, Clerk/Treasurer
(March 8 and 15)
Election notice
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
CANDIDATE FILING DEADLINE
Notice is hereby given that there is
one (1) school board member position
for the Golva School Board, Lone Tree
School District #6, open for occupancy.
Position is for a three-year term. School
board officer qualifications include but
are not limited to, persons being at least
18 years of age; a resident of Lone Tree
School District #6, and a qualified elec-
tor of this state.
Persons interested in having their
names placed on the ballot must pick
up and submit to the Business Manager
at Golva School, applications of 'State-
ment of Interest" and "Statement of
Candidacy" forms. Application forms
are located at Golva School Business
uffice. Deadline for filing applications
with the business manager is before
4:00 PM on the 9th day of April, 2018.
Voting for the Lone Tree School Dis-
trict Annual Election will be held on the
12th day of June, 2018 in conjunction
with the county general election at
Beach Community Center, Beach, ND.
Election polls will be open from 7:30 AM
to 7:00 PM.
Leah Zook, Business Manager
Lone Tree School District #6
(March 8 and 15)
Notice
Pearl Township annual meeting will
be held at the Doug Mosser ranch
house at 2 p.m Tuesday, March 20.
Rosie Mosser, Secretary
(March 8 and 15)
Meeting notice
The Saddle Butte Annual Township
meeting will be held Tuesday, March 20,
2018 at 7 p.m. The meeting will be at
the home of Eleanor Nistler. Election of
one supervisor will be held along with
any other business.
(March 8 and 15)
Meeting notice
Sentinel Civil Township annual
meeting to be held at Sentinel Butte
Fire Hall at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, March
20~ Elections will be held.
Kim Van Horn, secretary
(March 8 and 15)
Meeting notice
Beach Civil Township #3 Annual
Meeting will be held March 20, 2018 at
7:00 p.m. at the Mike and Leah Zook
Farm - Shop; 3800 Highway 16, Beach
ND. UUse south entrance. Agenda
items: Annual Meeting; Road Concerns;
Election
(March 8 and 15)
Meeting notice
The annual meeting of Delhi Town-
ship will be held on March 20, 2018 at
7:00 p.m. at the home of Joanne & Ron
Davidson. The agenda will include the
election of one supervisor and a treas-
urer along with any other pertinent busi-
ness.
Joanne Davidson, Clerk.
(march a and 15)
The deadline for
submitted copy and sto-
ries and all ad
orders is noon on
Fridays. Call 872-3755
or e-mail
goldenandbillings
@gmail.com.
Oil activity report
By News/Pioneer Staff
Of The Star
The following relates to oil and
gas well activity for the week of Feb.
25, in Stark, Golden Valley,Billings
and Slope counties and is from re-
ports of the N.D. Department of
Mineral Resources:
Permit renewals:
#30806 - NP Resources, LLC, E1-
lison Creek Federal 11-7-2PH, Lotl
7-143N-102W, Billings Co.
#30807 - NP Resources, LLC, El-
lison Creek Federal 11-7-3PH, Lot1
7-143N- 102W, Billings Co.
#30792 - BTA Oil Producers,
LLC, 92'10 Barkland ll2-3H, Lot3
1-142N-103W, Golden Valley Co.
#30793 - BTA Oil Producers,
LLC, 9210 Barkland ll2-1H, Lot3
1-142N-103W, Golden Valley Co.
#30794 - BTA Oil Producers,
LLC, 9210B~kJ and 112-2H, Lot3
1-142N-103W, Golden Valley Co.
#25097 - Kaiser-Francis Oil
Company, Solo 13-24H, NWNE 13-
1'4ON-97, Stark Co.
#25098 - Kaiser-Francis Oil
Company, Lady4 13-24H, NWNE
13-140N-97, Stark Co.
#33377 - NP Resources, LLC,
Mosser Federal 143-102-9-8-1H,
NWNW 15-143N-102W, Billings
Co.
#33378 - NP Resources, LLC,
Mosser Federal 143-102-9-8-2H,
NWNW 15-143N-102W, Billings
Co.
#33379 - NP Resources, LLC,
Mosser Federal 143-102-16-21-4H,
NWNW 15-143N-102W, Billings
Co.
#33380 - NP Resources, LLC,
Mosser Federal 143-102-9-8-4H,
NWNW 15-143N-102W, Billifigs
Co.
Producing well completed:
#33596 - Petro-Hunt, L.L.C
Hurinenko 144-98-11D-2-lH,
NENW 14-144N-98W, Billings Co
7 l0 BOPD, 2075 BWPD- Bakken
HAPPY 89 TH WILMA HA YDEN
FROM YOUR SIX KIDS!
We hope for you:
- That people are kind
- That God is faithful
- That your family is
loving
- That your days are
carefree and peaceful
- And that God's light
really does shine upon you - Amen!
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