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Page 4 Golden Valley News July 25, 2019 Request for Proposals CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY Golden Valley County will engage the services of a prequalified engineer- ing firm to perform Construction Engi- neering on the following project in Golden Valley County scheduled to be completed in 2020: BRO-0017(020) PCN 22151 con- sists of removal of struc=ture #17-109- 09.0, roadway obliteration, installation of 28' x 110' single span bridge, and 0.284 miles of grading located 20 mile~ north and 6 miles east of Beach in Golden Valley County, North Dakota. Work to be performed by Consultant includes: Construction Services: Perform Proj- ect Management, Project Administra- tion, Construction Observation, Surveying, and Material Testing. Addi- tional services, if required, may be ne- gotiated and supplemental agreements issued based on the consultant's per- formance, the consultant's proposal and available funding. Firms are invited to submit a pro- posal for the project listed above. The proposals shall provide the following in- formation: Past Performance Ability of professional personnel Location Recent, current, and projected workloads of the persons and/or firms Related experience on similar proj- ects Recent and current work Project understanding, issues, & approach The proposal pages shall be num- bered and must be limited to 5 pages in length. Proposals that exceed the 5 page length requirement will not be con- sidered. The cover letter will not be counted as one of the 5 pages. The proposal should list the personnel who will be assigned to work on the project, including titles, education, and work ex- perience. Golden Valley County will only consider proposals received prior to 4:00 PM MDSTAugust 2, 2019. Late proposals will be deemed unrespon- sive. The consultant's proposalmay in- clude an appendix. Resumes, refer- ences, a statement of qualifications and other materials outlining experience may be included in an appendix. The appendix will not be considered as a part of the 5 page proposal. Each pro- posal will be evaluated by a selection committee. Golden valley County will conduct interviews. The County plans to inter- view up to three (3) of the most quali- fied engineering firms based on whose proposals most clearly meet the RFP requirements. Fees shall be negotiated with the successful firm. If the fee cannot be agreed upon, the County reserves the right to terminate negotiations, and then negotiate with the second and third ranked firms in order, if necessary, until a satisfactory contract has been negoti- ated. All costs associated with the pro- posal shall be borne by the proposer. The County reserves the right to reject any and/or all proposals and to not award contracts for any and/or all proj- ects. Engineering firms.interested in per- forming the work shall submit 5 printed copies of their proposal to: Golden Valley County Auditor 150 1st Ave. SE PO Box 67 Beach, ND 58621 701-872-4331 tsperry@nd.gov BRO-0017(20) PCN 22151 Title VI 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 the Department. For information regarding the Title VI Pro- gram see the NDOT website at: http:llwww.dot.nd.govIdivisionslcivil- rights/titlevi.htm (July 18, 25 and August t) Juvenile Summons IN DISTRICT COURT, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY, SOUTHWEST JU- DICIAL DISTRICT Case No. 17-2019-JV-00004 IN THE INTEREST OF L.R.R A CHILD State of North Dakota, Petitioner, VS. L.R.R a .child; Krystal Dean, I Veterans Honor Flight of North , Dakota/Minnesota has announced the dates for the next flight. The organization takes veterans to Washington D.C. free of charge to see the memorials built to honor their service and sacrifices. Prefer- ence is given to WWII veterans, Ko- rean War veterans and those veterans who are terminally ill from any serv- ice ra The next flight will depart Hector International Airport in Fargo on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019, at 8 a.m and mother, Gordon Ridenour, Father, Respondents. TO THE ABOVE-NAMED JUVE- NILE COURT: THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPON- DENTS: You, and each of you, are hereby summoned and required to appear per-' sonally and bring the above-named child before the Juvenile Judge, at Dick- inson, in Stark Coun~ and said State, on the 6th day of August, 2019, at 9 MT o'clock A.M or as soon thereafter as the parties can be heard, for the pur- pose of hearing the Petition made and filed with this Court, alleging said child to be subject to the provisions of the Uniform Juvenile Court Act (Chapter 27- 20 of the North Dakota Century Code) by reason of the following: That the above-named Respondent child is a delinquent child, as more fully appears from the Petition, a copy of which is on file with the above-named Court. If you fail to appear personally and to bring said child before the Court at said time and place or to show good cause why you cannot do do, the Court will make such order as may be appro- priate and you may be proceeded against for civil contempt. RIGHT TO COUNSEL While you are not required to have legal counsel in this proceeding, you are entitled to legal counsel if you so desire. If you desire legal counsel and are unable without undue financial hardship to employ counsel, the Court, upon your request, will appoint legal counse[ for you. If you intend to have legal cotmsel, you are requested make the necessary arrangements in ad- vance so as not to delay the hearing. Is/James D. Gion District Judge (July 18, 2S and August 1) Hearing Notice The Beach City Council will hold a Public Hearing on August 19th at 7:30 p.m. for comment on an Application for Approval of Zoning Change submitted by Troy & Melani Viner and Robert Weeks at 176 1st Street NE. The re- quest is to re-zone Hunter's First Addi- tion, Block 2, Lots 1 - 5 from lower it i One call after another rings on companies who sell these services months, or have recently asked the your credit card or bank account in- your phone, each promising to lower from charging an upfront fee.company for information, formation, Social Security number, your credit card interest rate. As the cardholder, you have as Be leery of any unsolicited, pre- or any other personal information to But many of these calls are much or more influence when nego- recorded sales calls, especially if anyone who calls you unsolicited. scarns, according to AARP North tiating with the issuer as a third you registered your phone numbers Just hang up! Dakota party, so make the calls yourself, on the National Do Not Call Reg- If you think you have fallen vic- The callers claim they have aScammers may also seek your istry, tim to a scam, call the AARP Fraud special relationship with your credit credit card information to make If your phone numbers are not on Watch Network Helpline at 877- card company and can negotiate a their own purchases on it, or sell it the National Do Not Call Registry, 908-3360 for guidance and support. lower interest rate for yon. Typi- to other scammers, register them at DoNotCall.gov. For information about other scams, cally, they will request an upfront If you are registered on the Na- Registering your number will not sign up for the AARP Fraud Watch fee before they will negotiate on tional Do Not Call Registry, tele- stop fraudulent calls, but it will Network atwww.aarp.org/fraud- your behalf. Only, you pay the fee marketers may only call you if you make them easier to recognize since watchnetwork. You'll receive free e- and never hear from them again, have agreed to accept calls from that most legitimate telemarketers do not mail alerts with tips and resources to If there's a fee, it's a scare. The company, have bought something call numbers on the registry,help you spot and avoid identity Federal Trade Commission prohibits from that company over the past 18 And remember to never give theft and fraud. nsion: Don't invite botulism to your d Botulism is a deadly form of food with lemon juice or citric acid and Commercial 1 to Residential 1. Based paralysis that starts with the head and of Agriculture canning processes in on information and comments received moves to the arms and legs and can these appliances, even if they have at the Beach =Zoning BoardPublic Hear= ing on July 15th, the Zoning Board has recommended the Beach City Council approve the request for zoning change and extend the rezoning, to include Lots 18-22 of Block 2. Kimberly Gaugler, City Auditor (July 25 and.August 1) City of Medora City of Medora Minutes of Special Meeting July 18, 2019 (Subject to Council Review and Approval) There will be a budget hearing on the SW District Health Unit's 2020 budget on Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 11:30 A.M. in the County Commissioner Room at the GV County Courthouse. A representative frbm the District Health Unit will be present for this hearing. (July 25 end August 1) City of Medora poisoning. The toxin, or poison, properly processed to be safe. I've causing th, ilIa.oo oorrumonly ia ==, also heard about people following sociated with improperly processed questionable advice found on the in- home-canned vegetables, such as ternet." peas, peppers, corn, lima beans, Proper equipment green beans and mushrooms, as well Besides high-quality ingredients, as other low-acid foods that are the proper equipment for safely can- canned at home, including soups, ning low-acid foods such as vegeta- meats, fish and poultry, bles, meat and many mixtures of If canned food isn't processed foods includes a pressure canner and properly, spores of the bacteria standard canning jars with new two- Clostridium botulinum aren't killed, piece lids. Even a taste of contaminated food "If you are tempted to can foods can make a person sick or worse, in your oven because you heard Symptoms of botulism include about it on Facebook or Pinterest, blurred or double vision, slurred don't do it," Garden-Robinson can- speech, difficulty swallowing, mus- tions. "It's dangerous on many levels, cle weakness, nausea, vomiting, including jar breakage and improper stomachache and diarrhea. The heat penetration for safety. symptoms usually start to appear 18 "You may be seeing late-night in- to 36 hours after eating food contain- fomercials that suggest canning in ingthe toxin, electric multi-cookers," she adds. Botulism is treatable if the victim "However, the National Center for receives prompt medical care. With- Home Food Preservation does not out treatment, the illness causes support the use of U.S. Department 'canning' buttons on the front panels." The USDA methods were not de- veloped for these types of appli- ances, she notes. The USDA methods were developed for stove- top canners, and the recommenda- tions must be followed for safety. Foods such as salsa, which is a mix of acid and low-acid ingredi- ents, need to be acidified properly with lemon juice or vinegar using a cause death, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says. "We're entering the heart of home canning season, so it's critical to use up-to-date equipment and research- tested methods," says Julie Garden- Robinson, North Dakota State University Extension food and nutri- ti6n specialist. "I!ve noticed :that many ple are unaware that home- canned tomatoes need to he acidified U ju City of Idom Minutes of Special Meeting July 18, 2019 (Subject to Council Review and Approval) Meeting was called to order at 10:30 am by Mayor Todd Corneil. Present were Council Members Kinley Slauter and Tracy Sexton. Doug Ellison and John Tczap were not present. Parade Permit for July 20 Army Band Parade The Parade Permit 'request from TRMF for the 188th Army Band to per- form in a parade for the public on July 20 was reviewed. Attorney Kuntz and Chief Lapp advised they see no issues. Insurance confirmation was provided. Sexton moved we approve the Parade Permit request from TRMF for a parade by the 188th Army Band on July 20, Slauter seconded. Motion passed unan- imously. The next regular.City.Council Me e.t-, ing will be August 6 at 7:00 pm. Slauter moved to adjourn, Sexton seconded. Meeting adjourned at 10:34 am. Attest: Todd Corneil, Mayor Attest: Gary Ridenhower, City Audi- tor (July 25) will return on Monday, Oct. 21, at 7:50 p.m. Approximately 90 veter- ans will be on board. The organization continues to take all applications from veterans who have served up through 1959. Veterans regardless of whether they served overseas or stateside are welcome to apply. Applications can be found at vet- eransh n rflight fndmn' rg' or send an e-mail to veteranshonor- flightofndmn@gmail.com, or call (218) 284-6667 with questions. In a new, easy to sea rc inner tabl tested formula and processed ac- Storage tips cording to current recommendations. Light may cause food in glass jars "If you have a favorite salsa to chan~c color and lose nutrients. recipe that has not been research- Temperatures above 100 F also can tested, it's safest to freeze it rather cause food to spoil. The acid in than can it," Garden-Robinson says. foods such as tomatoes and fruit "If you use a commercial salsa mix, juices can cause commercial cans to follow the directions closely. Do not corrode. add extra onions and peppers be- Here is some advice for storing cause those ingredients will affect canned foods, including home- and the acidity and the safety of the commercially canned foods: canned food." * Store canned foods in a cool, Prepare canning lids clean, dry place where temperatures Garden-Robinson also recom- are below 85 degrees. Temperatures mends home canners be sure to fol- in the 60- to 70-degree range are low the manufacturer's directions for ideal. preparing the canning lids. Boiling * Use home-canned foods within the lids when they are not meant to one year for best quality. be boiled can result in jars that un- * Store commercially canned seal in your cupboard, low-acid foods (such as green beans Food containing the botulism and peas) in a cupboard for up to five toxin generally doesn't taste or look years, according to the USDA. unusual, although the lids on com= * Use high-acid commercially mercial cans may provide a clue that canned foods (such as tomato-based the food is contaminated. Garden- products) within 12 to 18 months. Robinson recommends throwing Foods stored longer will be safe to away any commercial cans that are eat if they show no signs of spoilage swollen or bulging and food from and the cans don't appear to be dam- glass jars with bulging lids. You also aged, but the food's color, flavor and shouldn't taste food from swollen nutritive value may have deterio- containers or food that is foamy or rated. smells bad. Visit NDSU Extension's newly But even properly processed updated food preservation website at canned foods won't last forever. For https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/food for example, cans and metal lids on the latest guidelines on canning, glass jars can rust. Remove the metal freezing, drying and pickling foods. lids from home-canned foods after Contact your local Extension office the jars have sealed and cooled at for more information about safely least 24 hours before storing them. preserving a variety of foods. l h, to read format. To find public notices from newspapers North Dakota, just browse to I Brought to you by North Dakota's newspapers and www.ndna.com -- 701-223-6397 )