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Page 4 Golden Valley News August 21, 2014
Zoning Hearing Notice
Agency, Inc. 6198.00
39544 Calloway House, Inc. 109.87
39545 Capital One Commercial205.44
39546 Carson Dellosa
Publishing Co. 68.38
39547 Cenex Fleetcard 96.98
39548 City of Beach 3181.82
39549 Crystal Springs Brooks 36.90
39550 D&E Supply
Company, Inc. 281.52
39551 Dakota Water Treatment552.00
39552 The Dickinson Press &
The Advertizer 392.33
39553 Dynamic Measurement
The Golden Valley County Zoning Group, Inc. 69.00
Board will hold a public hearing on 39554 Edutech 100.00
Monday, August 25, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. 39555 EricArmin Inc. 63.27
in the Commissioners Room at the 39556 Esand 35.00
courthouse. 39557 Etsystems Inc. 109.00
1. Unfinished Business 39558 Fargo Forum 170.25
Due to the newspaper missing a 39559 Farmers Union Oil Co.1019.42
publication date, the following public 39560 Brandt Gaugler 196.70
hearing was not conducted on July 28, 39561 Gerrells Sports Center 670.50
rather it was deferred to Aug 25. 39562 Golden Valley
Kenneth & Rita Dedeker request the News/Billings Co Pioneer 711.65
SWl/4 Sec 1-140-106 (Parcel # 9- 39563Gopher 1126.30
0245500) be rezoned from AG to In- 39564 Larry Helvik 7.97
dustrial. The stated purpose of rezoning 39565 Jandt P&H 2178.72
is for placing a disposal well for oil and 39566 Jaymar Business
gas contaminated refuse, for process- Forms, Inc. 140.35
ing of oil well refuse and other tempo- 39567 John Deere Financial 89.36
rary storage of oil drilling equipment, 39568 Joissu.com 1043.73
surface only. 39569 Lakeshore Basics 156.94
2. New Business 39570 Lingui Systems 127.85
No new business was presented for 39571 Master Teacher Inc. 421.00
this month. 39572 Matthew Bender &
(August 14 and 21) Company, Inc. 114.10
39573 McGraw-Hill School
Education Holdings, LLC 345.39
Notice to Creditors 39574 MDU Resources
Group, Inc. 2163.19
Court File No. 04-2014-PR-00046 39575 Mentoring Minds.corn 140.70
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 39576 Mid-American
BILLINGS COUNTY, STATE OF Research Chemical Corp. 1721.46
NORTH DAKOTA 39577 Midstate
In the Matter of the Estate of Andrew Communications, Inc. 581.55
J. Jaborski, 'Sr., Deceased. 39578 NASCO 17.34
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 39579 ND Assoc. of School
the undersigned has been appointed Business Managers 50.00
personal representative of the above 39580 ND Council of
estate. All persons having claims Educational Leaders 1420.00
against the said deceased are required 39581 ND School
to present their claims within three (3) Boards Association 950.00
months after the date of the first publi- 39582 ND Small
cation or mailing of this notice or said Organized Schools 400.00
claims will be forever barred. Claims 39583 ND State
must either be presented to Andrew J. Historical Society 803.75
Jaborski, Jr., P.O. Box 55, Berry Creek, 39584 Office Max
CA 95916, as personal representative Contract Payments Inc. 1020.46
of the estate, or filed with the Court. 39585 Oriental Trading Co., Inc.47.49
Dated this 7th day of August, 2014. 39586 Pearson Education 1755.76
Is/Andrew J. Jaborski, Jr. 39587 Plank Road Publishing 152.20
Andrew J. Jaborski, Jr., Personal 39588 Prairie Lumber
Representative Company 107.04
Susan E. Johnson-Drenth (05387) 39589 Premier Agendas Inc. 2135.13
JD Legal Planning PLLC 39590 Ramada Plaza
902 28th Street S, Suite 2 Suites of Fargo 92.00
Fargo, ND 58103 39591 Read Naturally 19.80
Telephone: (701) 364-9595 39592 Really Good Stuff, Inc. 430.05
Fax: (701) 364-9596 39593 Red Rock
Attorneys for Personal Representa- Sporting Goods 536.20
tive 39594 Resources for
(August 14, 21 and 28) Educators, Inc. 388.00
39595 Reynolds Market 16.99
Public Notice 39596 Rohan Hardware 641.76
39597 Scholastic Inc. 875.05
39598 School Nurse Supply Inc.95.84
Cellco Partnership and its controlled 39599 School Products
affiliates doing business as Verizon and Equipment 876.34
Wireless (Verizon Wireless) pro- 39600 School
poses to build a 259Dfoot self-support Specialty Payments 656.47
commumications ,tOwer~.,.Anticipated 39601 State Propertyl LLC 57770.75
lighting application is medium intensity 39602 Super Duper
dual red/white strobes. The Site Iota- School Company 258.83
tion is County Road 11, County Road 39603 Supreme School
1711, Sentinel Butte, Golden Valley Supply Co. 48.90
County, North Dakota, 460 56' 12.11"N, 39604 Raynette Szudera 87.50
103o 49' 42.03" W. The Federal Com- 39605 Bill Vanhorn 390.83
munications Commission (FCC) An- 39606 WaI-Mart Stores, Inc. 20.23
tenna Structure Registration (ASR, 69607 Wells Fargo 660.50
Form 854) filing number is A0910134. 39608 West Plains Inc. 694.69
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS - In- 39609 Workforce Safety
terested persons may review the appli- and Insurance 8427.97
cation (www.fcc.gov/asr/applications) 39610 Zaner Bloser 1280.61
by entering the filing number. Environ- 39611 Mike Zier 380.16
mental concerns may be raised by filing 3084 Coca Cola Bottling
a Request for Environmental Review Co. of Dickinson 143.50
(www.fcc.gov/asr/environmentalre- 8645 R&C Tree Service 3000.00
quest) and online filings are strongly en- July Payroll 46952.45
couraged. The mailing address to file a Helvik presented correspondence.
paper copy is: FCC Requests for Envi- Thank you from the Paul Peplinski
ronmental Review, Attn: Ramon
Williams, 445 12th Street SW, Wash- family for the plant.
Anonymous letter has been re-
ington, DC 20554. ceived. Discussion. Procedure for ad-
HISTORIC PROPERTIES EF- dressing anonymous letters and
FECTS - Public comments regarding complaints was discussed. The district
potential effects on historic properties has a policy addressing this item.
may be submitted within 30 days from
the date of this publication to: Terracon HeMk presented finances.
2013-2014 financial report was re-
Consultants, Inc., K. Burgert, 15080 A viewed and discussed. Motion by John-
Circle, Omaha, NE 68144, 402-384- son, second by Larson to approve
6983, keburgert@terracon.com, financial report. Roll call vote carries
(August 21) unanimously.
Helvik discussed preliminary
Beach School Board budget for 2014-2015 school year.
HeIvik discussed general fund mill
PROCEEDS OF THE levy and the possibility of a special re-
REGULAR MEETING serve levy for 2014-2015.
OF THE BEACH BOARD OF Helvik presented facilities.
EDUCATION Lincoln elementary classroom ad-
Unofficial Minutes dition was discussed. Bids were dis-
Subject to Review and Revision of cussed. The combined bid of
the Board $1,093,310 exceeds the budget. Dis-
August 13, 2014 cussion. Motion by Johnson, second by
6:00 p.m. Sperry to reject combined bid as it ex-
Room 11 ceeds the budget. Roll call vote carries
Members present were Kimberly
Nunberg, Robert Sperry, Jay Johnson,
Jeanne Larson, Mike Van Horn, Misty
Farnstrom, Larry Helvik, Brandt Gau-
gler, Dave Wegner and Troy Hoffer
President Nunberg called the meet-
ing to order at 6:00 p.m. No visitors
were present.
Nunberg discussed the agenda. Dis-
cussion. Motion by Sperry, second by
Larson to approve agenda. Roll call
vote carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented July 9, 2014
regular meeting minutes. Motion by
Johnson, second by Van Horn to ap-
prove minutes. Roll call vote carries
unanimously.
Farnstrom presented general fund,
activity fund, manual general and July
regular payroll. Motion by Sperry, sec-
ond by Johnson to approve all bills and
payroll. Roll call vote carries unani-
mously.
39530 ARM 13777.45
39531 American Legacy
Publishing 1787.50
39532 Michaela Applegate 87.50
39533 ASCA 119.00
39534 Association for Career
and Technical Education 115.00
39535 AT&T Mobility 45.72
39536 Atlas Pen & Pencil Corp. 80.09
39537 Beach Cooperative
Grain Company 286.25
39538 Beach Food Center 8.26
39539 Bismarck Tribune 537.90
39540 Boiler Inspection Program80.00
39541 Boss Office and
Computer Products 472.99
39542 Buckboard Inn 130.00
39543 BW Insurance
unanimously. Discussion. If the lowest
general construction bid is accepted a
mechanical and an electrical bid will be
required. Discussion. Motion by Sperry,
second by Johnson to approve the low-
est general construction bid submitted
by Wright Brothers for $442,567 contin-
gent upon satisfactory mechanical and
electrical bids. Roll call vote carries
unanimously.
The school board toured the du-
plex houses prior to the meeting. State-
line Property LLC progress with the
duplex houses was discussed. Rental
Agreement for the duplex houses was
distributed and discussed. Security de-
posit amounts were discussed. Water
A public notice is information
infoming citizens of government
activities that may affect the
citizens' everday lives.
Public notices have been printed
in local newspapers, the
trusted sources for community
information, for more than
200 years.
bills and lawn care was discussed. Ap-
pliances and window coverings for the
duplex houses were discussed.
Probability of purchasing a differ-
ent route bus and a different school car
was discussed. Bus routes were dis-
cussed. Consensus of the board is to
pursue bidding a new bus. Discussion.
Motion by Sperry, second by Van Horn
to approve a vehicle trade in and pur-
chase of a suburban or like model of ve-
hicle. Discussion. Roll call vote carries
unanimously.
Helvik presented personnel.
Resignation from Tracey Trask was
read. Discussion. Motion by Sperry,
second by Larson to approve resigna-
tion. Roll call vote carries unanimously.
Resignation from Kristine May as
day treatment teacher for the 2014-
2015 school year was read. She has in-
dicated she cannot find suitable
housing and is requesting release from
her contract. Discussion. Hoffer indi-
cated Marty Campbell has expressed
interest in the day treatment behaviorist
position. Discussion. Motion by Sperry,
second by Johnson to approve Kristine
May's release from her contract and ap-
prove the hiring of Marty Campbell as
day treatment behaviorist. Roll call vote
carries unanimously.
Jodi Ridenhower has been inter-
viewed for the day treatment para pro-
fessional position. Recommendation
from Hoffer is to hire Ridenhower.
Hoffer reported Sue Feldman has
agreed to be a long term substitute
teacher in day treatment until Angle
Helsper completes her student teach-
ing. Helsper will be considered for a
contract upon completion of student
teaching. Discussion.
Gaugler recommended hiring
Trawls Wojahn as assistant football
coach. Discussion. Motion by Sperry,
second by Johnson to approve hiring.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
A retired ag teacher was inter-
viewed for a full time or part time teach-
ing position. Discussion. The individual
declined the position. Discussion. The
district will look into offering ag courses
over ITV.
Gaugler recommended hiring Patti
Burian as head volleyball coach and
Caitlin Maus as assistant volleyball
coach. Discussion. Motion by Van Horn,
second by Larson to approve hiring.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
Wegner reported he will be con-
ducting interviews for the night time jan-
itor position at the elementary. Other
open elementary para professional po-
sitions were discussed. Open cook po-
sition was discussed.
Helvik presented unfinished busi-
ness.
Policy Pondering publication was
discussed. Policy AAC-Nondiscrimina-
tion and Anti-Harassment Policy was
discussed. Motion by Johnson, second
by Sperry to approve the first reading.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
Helvik discussed possible changes
to the bus routes as current and new
residents are requesting changes. Dis-
cussion.
approve purchasing boiler insurance Arthaud seconded, to release Ms. Mei-
form North Dakota Fire and Tornado for dinger from her contract with an as-
the 2014-2015 school year. Roll call sessment of $4,000 for liquidated
vote carries unanimously, damages. Roll call vote was taken with
Jim Wosepka has completed the all in favor.
audit for the 2013-2014 school year and Principal Soehren recommended
will present to the board at the 9epterm .... moving',. Mr., John Marten to the
ber meeting.
Certificate of levy was discussed.
Account analysis were distributed
and reviewed.
Wegner presented elementary prin-
cipal report.
Gaugler presented high school prin-
cipal report.
Next regular meeting time was dis-
cussed. Motion by Sperry, second by
Johnson to adjourn. Nunberg adjourned
7:50 p.m.
Kimberly Nunberg, President
Misty Farnstrom, Business Manager
(August 21)
Billings County
School Board
BILLINGS COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT #1
Unofficial Minutes of Annual
Meeting
July 15, 2014
The annual meeting of the Billings
County School Board was called to
music/technology position. Reis
moved, Burian seconded, to approve
the recommendation and offer Mr.
Marten the music/technology position.
Roll call vote was taken with all in favor.
Principal Soehren reported that she
has been working with Dr. Lisa Daniels
in the DSU Education Department and
ND Education Standards and Practices
Board in finding a way to utilize educa-
tion students who just need their stu-
dent teaching before obtaining a ND
Teaching license. NDESPB can issue a
substitute teaching license to those stu-
dent teachers qualifying for that status
and they can be paid as substitute
teachers under a mentor teacher until
their elementary ed teaching license is
obtained. Soehren recommended two
individuals for this type of arrangement.
Burian moved, Baranko seconded, to
accept the recommendation to employ
Markie Toso at DeMores in the
third/fourth grade classroom as a long-
term sub until the end of December,
2014. Roll call vote was taken with atl
in favor. Burian moved, Reis seconded,
to accept the recommendation to em-
onded, to accept Gary Meduna's re-
quest for $2.53 per mile. Roll call vote
was taken with all in favor. Joey Kessel
moved, Burian seconded, to accept
Dennis O'Brien's request for $2.46 per
mile. Roll call vote was taken with all in
favor. The board then entered into ne-
gotiations with Pete Oderman. Arthaud
moved, Burian seconded, to settle on
$2.80 per mile. Roll call vote was taken
with all in favor. The board entered into
negotiations with Kathy Malkowski.
Arthaud moved, Burian seconded, to
settle on $3.35 per mile. Roll call vote
was taken with all in favor.
The business manager presented
the report of pledged assets from First
State Bank of Golva, which currently
exceed the required amount. Arthaud
moved, Stacey Kessel seconded, to ap-
prove the pledge of assets and to des-
ignate First State Bank of Golva as
depository for regular working ac-
counts, with investments to be made
through Choice Financial Bank of
Belfield, First State Bank of Golva, or
Edward Jone's public fund investment
program. Roll call vote was taken with
all in favor.
Joey Kessel moved, Burian sec-
onded, to designate the Billings County
Pioneer as official newspaper for the
District, health care professionals at
Sanford Health and Great Plains Clinic
for required physicals, and Perform-
order at 3:35 p.m. MT, Tuesday, July 15, ploy Dinah Ridl at Prairie in the sec- ance Truck Center, Westlie Truck Cen-
2014, at the DeMores School in ond/third grade classroom as a ter, Wallworks Diesel, Nelson
Medora. Present were members Dar- long-term sub until the end of Decem- International, Harlow's, and GuyTessier
ren Baranko, Brenda Burian, Stacey ber, 2014. Roll call vote was taken with for DOT inspections of buses. Roll call
Kessel, Julie Reis, and Lynn Arthaud
(via Facetime). Also present for all or
part of the meeting were Principal
Soehren, Joey Kessel, Andy Mrnak with
Pifer's Auction, All Paulson with Pifer's
Auction, Bill Faiman with Bianco Realty,
John Marten, Jeff Iverson, Louis
Lindbo, Laura Filkowski, Jessie Berger,
Lynn Peterson, Gary Meduna, Rick
Olson, Dennis O'Brien, Pete Oder-
mann, Kathy Malkowski, Quain
Malkowski, Joe Kessel, and Tony
Kessel.
Reis moved, Stacey Kessel sec-
onded, to approve the consent agenda,
which included the Minutes from the
June 9, June 25, and June 30 meetings
with two corrections noted, the attached
check list and the addition of two items.
all in favor. Dr. Daniels will work with
these individuals in fulfilling their stu-
dent teaching requirements under this
arrangement. Burian moved, Stacey
Kessel seconded, to approve the
change in teacher/classroom configura-
tions at Prairie School to be Kinder-
garten/first, second/third, fourth/fifth,
and sixth/seventh/eighth grade combi-
nations. Roll call vote was taken with
all in favor.
Discussion was held on para-pro-
fessional wages. It was determined
that Kayleen Obritsch's wages had not
been increased when she received her
para certification and Maria Hutzenbiler
just recently received hers. Burian
moved, Stacey Kessel seconded, to
raise Kayleen Obritsch's and Maria
The motion carried unanimously. Hutzenbiler's wages by $0.35 for this
Andy Mrnak with Pifer's Auction ore- effort and for fulfilling this role in the Dis-
sented a reauest to the board that a trict. Roll call vote was taken with all in
portion of land 35.61 feet wi'de b~.i"f~v~i ".i~" ~',';i; '. ..
453.28 feet long adjacent on the west .... the Neaa uce po,cy was rewsnea
to the land purchased by Energy Re- and changes made to the current policy
source Group with the Fryburg School
sale also be deeded to Energy Re-
source Group. This strip of land be-
tween that sold to Billings County and
that sold to Energy Resource Group
was surveyed at the time of the Fryburg
School sale, but was not included in the
either party's deed. It was determined
that this was likely an oversight. Jeff
Iverson, representing Billings County,
and Louis Lindbo, a local property
owner, asked about the easements in-
cluded in the original land sale and it
was determined that the deed for the
enacting a nit/lice free requirement.
Burian moved, Stacey Kessel sec-
onded, to approve the first reading of
the Head Lice Policy (FCAC) and waive
the requirement for a second reading so
that the procedures can be expedited
by the time school resumes in August.
Roll call vote was taken with all in favor.
Laura Filkowski was on the agenda
to discuss school issues. She asked to
be removed from the agenda.
Business Manager Simnioniw pre-
sented the proposed expenditure and
revenue budget for 2014-15. Stacey
vote was taken with all in favor.
Joey Kessel moved, Burian sec-
onded to establish the annual meeting
calendar for the 2014-15 year with reg-
ular meetings scheduled for the second
Tuesday of each month at 5:00 p.m. be-
ginning August 1, 2014, except for the
July annual meeting which will be held
the third Tuesday in July. Roll call vote
was taken with all in favor.
Joey Kessel moved, Reis seconded,
to re-appoint Stacey Kessel as the
Board's representative to the
Roughrider Educational Services Part-
nership governing board. Roll call vote
was taken with all in favor.
Lynn Arthaud left the meeting at this
time.
Burian moved, Joey Kessel sec-
onded, to appoint Tammy Simnioniw as
the authorized representative for Title
Programs for the 2014-15 school year.
Roll call vote was taken with all in favor.
Additions to the agenda were then
discussed. Burian asked that the board
consider how BCSD staff who drive ac-
tivities buses are being paid. The ques-
tion was whether they are being paid
both as a bus driver and in their role as
a staff member. The board requested
that the matter be looked into further
and brought back for discussion at the
August meeting.
Simnioniw reported on students
from Billings County transferring to
other school districts and new students
moving into the District.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:40
p.m.
Helvik and Nunberg attended the new parcel being discussed was sub- Kessel moved, Reis seconded, to levy
RESP and RACTC meetings in Dickin- ject to any previous easements, con- $744,418 in taxes for the 2014-15
son earlier this month. Discussion. Mo- veyances, .agre.ements and surveys for school year which would be at or less
'tion by Sperry, second by Larson to that portion of- property. Arthaud than a zero percent increase. Roll call
,approve Nunberg as the school district : moved;Burian seconded, to approve'" vote.was taken with all in favor. Dis-
representative and Jay Johnson as the the sale of the .39 acre parcel in ques- cuss=on was held on whether to return
alternate school district representative
to the RACTC board. Roll call vote car-
ries unanimously.
Helvik presented new business.
2014-2015 school wide "title grant
was presented for approval. Motion by
Larson, second by Van Horn to approve
the 2014-2015 school wide Title grant.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
2014-2015 Neglected and Delin-
quent grant was presented for approval.
Motion by Larson, second by Van Horn
to approve the 2014-2015 Neglected
and Delinquent grant. Discussion.
Johnson declared conflict of interest
and abstained from the roll call vote.
Roll call vote carries. Discussion.
The superintendent needs to be
appointed as the authorized represen-
tative for all federal programs, including
but not limited to Title I, Title I N&D, Title
II, Title liD, Title IV, Title V, Title IX, Tay-
lor Grazing, Carl Perkins, Federal Food
Program, E-Rate, and Technology
Grants. Motion by Johnson, second by
Sperry to approve consolidated appli-
cations and approve Helvik as author-
ized representative. Roll call vote
carries unanimously.
Hoffer presented day treatment re-
port.
Hoffer indicated day treatment is
now fully staffed.
Helvik presented superintendent re-
port.
Helvik attended a Blue Cross Blue
Shield meeting in Dickinson today.
Adding hourly staff to the school health
insurance was discussed. Consensus
of the board is to have Helvik obtain a
count of hourly staff that would be inter-
ested in taking the health insurance if it
was offered by the school district. Dis-
cussion.
Farnstrom presented business man-
ager report.
Flex benefits can no longer be of-
fered to employees who are not offered
the major medical health plan through
the school district.
North Dakota Fire and Tornado
property insurance coverage premium
has been waived for the 2014-2015
school year as the fund is financially
sound.
Hartford steam boiler insurance
and North Dakota Fire and Tornado
boiler insurance were discussed. Mo-
tion by Sperry second by Johnson to
to one day per week bookmobile serv-
ice from the Dickinson Public Library to
DeMores and Prairie Schools. Reis
moved, Burian seconded, to return to
weekly bookmobile service at each
school with the increase reflected in the
proposed budget. Roll call vote was
taken with all in favor. Major items in-
cluded in the budget were a new roof
and storage building at Prairie, new fire
alarm system at DeMores, and an allot-
ment for staff housing in case a favor-
able opportunity was identified. Reis
moved, Burian seconded, to approve
the 2014-15 budget as presented with
noted adjustments. Roll call vote was
taken with all in favor.
The meeting adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
for the 2013-14 fiscal year with Darren
Baranko leaving office. The meeting
was then immediately called to order for
the 2014-15 fiscal year with Stacey
Kessel chairing. Newly appointed
member, Joey Kessel, was seated.
Burian moved, Arthaud seconded, to
elect Julie Reis as president. Roll call
vote was taken with all in favor. Reis
took over chairing of the meeting at this
point.
Stacey Kessel moved, Burian sec-
tion for a sum of $1.00 to Energy Re-
source Group, Inc. Roll call vote was
taken with all in favor.
Business Manager Simnioniw re-
ported that the County Commissioners
agreed to build a new bus turnaround
east of the County Shop on 14th Street
SW. An easement to the school for a 2
acre parcel of land will be provided by
Cody and Julie Reis at no cost with the
request that the land revert back to
them when it is no longer in use for the
bus turnaround.
The Board reviewed the business
manager's investment report. Burian
moved, Stacey Kessel seconded, to ap-
prove the investment report. Roll call
vote was taken with all in favor.
The board reviewed the District An-
nual Financial Report presented by the
business manager. Reis moved, Burian
seconded, to approve the report. Roll
call vote was taken with all in favor.
16754-16760 July Payroll
Vendors $5,187.73
EFT July Federal
Payroll Taxes $6,829.31
EFT AFLAC $330.67
16761 BC6 BUILDERS $12,995.00
16762 BCBS $1,674.50
16763 BORDER STATES $27.15 onded, to elect Lynn Arthaud as Vice
16764 DON HEISER ELEC $200 0~' ...... President: Rotlcall-vote was taken with
16765 ESAND $35100 ..... a(I i~fav0~". ~
16766 FOUR SEASONS TR VOIDED None of the members present had
16767 HORACE MANN $327.27 any conflicts of interest to report.
16768 MIDSTATETELEPH $235.46 Bus negotiations with contractors
16769 ND ATTORNEY ensued. Quotes were presented by the
GENERAL $44.50 contractors. The board reviewed and
16770 NDCEL $805.00 discussed the requests. After discus-
16771 NDHSAA $165.00 sion, Stacey Kessel moved, Joey
16772PIONEER $8.75 Kessel seconded, to accept Rick
16773 RUDY'S LOCK $24.00 Olson's request for $2.59 per mile. Roll
call vote was taken with all in favor.
Burian moved, Stacey Kessel sec-
16774 S & R INTERIORS $1,205.62
16775 STEAM BROTHERS $175.00
16776 SW WATER $66.72
16777TOM HUTZENBILER $45.00
EFT JP Morgan Credit CardS7,327.46
Principal Soehren reported that Sara
Eberts and Erin Pennington had sub-
mitted letters of resignation, which were
read by the board. The resignations
were received after the contract sub-
mission deadline, so the contracts were
considered rejected at this point.
Soehren read a letter from Valerie Mei-
dinger requesting to be released from
her contract to teach music and tech-
nology. After discussion on the impact
to the school district, Kessel moved,
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