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Page 4 ,, September 15, 2011 Billings County Commission BILLINGS COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING - AUGUST 2, 2011 The meeting was called to order at 9:00 A.M. with Commissioners Thompson and Kasian in attendance. Commissioner Arthaud was absent. Others present during portions of the meeting were: Joyce Thompson, Sherry Adams, Deb Walworth, Keri Klang, Pat Rummel, Donna Adams, Roy Krivoruchka, Jay Brovold, Gordon Gerbig, Wally Owen, Dave Jurgens, Sandy Baertsch, Ron Jablonski, Nicki Dahl, Dana Wanner, Rod Landblom, Jason Kastrow, District one and two road department employees, Thompson moved to approve the minutes from the July 5, 2011 regular meeting and the July 15, 2011 special meeting. Kasian seconded. All voted aye. Joyce Thompson and Sherry Adams were on hand for the Southwest District Health Unit budget hearing. They explained their 2012 budget proposal. Thompson moved to approve the proposed budget. Kasian seconded. All voted aye. Deb Walworth informed the board that the SW Rural Economic Area Partnership (REAP) has applied for a Regional Sustainable Community Planning'Grant: They are requesting assistance from the counties to cover the grant writing cost. Thompson moved to approve $500 towards the grant writing cost. Kasian seconded. All voted aye. Roy Krivoruchka brought it to the board's attention that a county resi- dent used a piece of county equipment without permission. It was parked along the road awaiting repair. Attorney Brovold suggested sending the resident a bill for the use of the equipment, cost of the fuel, and a notice that unauthorized use of county equipment will not be tolerated. There was also discussion concerning the road into the Gunderson residence, and the salary for the road foremen and road crew. Commissioner Kasian and Roy will look into the road situa- tion. Salary adjustments will be dis- cussed later in the day. Gordon Gerbig inquired how the merit increases work. Commissioner Thompson explained that the county gives an annual cost of living increase, and any merit increases over and above that are taken into considera- tion on a case by case basis. Merit increase have historically been gen when an employee takes on additional duties not directly associated-with their main job description. GordoE request- ed that the board consider granting a merit increase to Weed Coordinator Les Simnioniw, as the management duties have increased and the pro- gram has grown significantly over the years. The board will be looking at all merit requests later in the day. Wally Owen appeared before the board to ask what the status is on the River Drive erosion issue. The board will ask the engineer when they speak with him at 11:30. Before September of each odd numbered year, the elected officials in each county are required to elect a voting delegate to the North Dakota Association of Counties. Kasian moved to elect Donna Adams as the delegate and Dave Jurgens as alter- nate. Thompson seconded. All voted aye. Donna Adams requested a merit adjustment for herself and two deputies. The board will discuss merit increases this afternoon. Craig Kubas with Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson was available via speaker- phone to give the monthly engineer's report: Commissioner Kasian inquired about the River Drive issue, and Craig stated that the hill was tested and determined to be globally stable, so they are looking at keeping the road in the same alignment but moving it over if they can. He's hoping in a week or 10 days they wilt have a preliminary report and cost estimate for the coun- ty. Craig updated the commissioners on the status of various other projects in the works. 12:00 Noon - 1:00 P.M. The board recessed. Ron Jablonski and Nicki Daht with the Forest Service met with the board, concerning the North Billings EIS. Rod Landblom with Roosevelt Custer Regional Council gave the board an update on the FEMA mitiga- tion program. The Department of Emergency Services approved includ- ing Stark County in the program with Billings, Dunn and Golden Valley. Billings County previously agreed to cover the cost of the plan and receive FEMA reimbursement. Adding Stark County will increase the reimbursable cost by $29,600. Since the county won't be reimbursed until the project is completed, the funds wilt come out of the general fund rather than the grant fund, and the reimbursement will go back into the general fund. Expenditures already paid from the grant fund will be moved to the gener- al fund. Kasian moved to approve the increase in reimbursable costs. Thompson seconded. All voted aye. The board received a request from Theodore Roosevelt Expressway to extend the annual ¢ontract an addi- tional five years. The current contract expires with the 2012 payment, and was for $40,000 at $8,000 per year for five years. Kasian moved to approve the extension. Thompson seconded. All voted aye. Dave Jurgens and Pat Rummel met with the board to discuss changes in the Sheriff's Office 2012 budgeted expenditures. Employees with from districts one and two met with the board concerning 2012 wages. The board will take their points under consideration later in the day. Larry Johnson requested a merit adjustment for 2012. The board will take the request into consideration later in the day when they make their decisions on all the requests. Dana Wanner requested a merit increase for her deputy because She came to the county fully trained and certified. The board will take the request into consideration later in the day. Pat Rummel and Keri Ktang met with the board about the 2012 emer- gency management and ambulance service budgets. Pat explained the line item requests and also requested a merit adjustment for the paramedics. The board will take this under consid- eration later in the day. After a lengthy discussion about all .the merit adjustment requests, Kasian moved to approve the following per hour increases over and above the cost of living increase granted last month. $3.00/hr. for Keri Klang. $2.00/hr. for Dave Jurgens, Joan Jurgens, . Donna Adams, Larry Johnson, Les Simnioniw, Jim Haag, Roy Krivoruchka and Jeff Iverson. All other full time employees $1.00/hr. Thompson seconded. All voted aye. Thompson moved to give the sea- sonal and part time employees 1.00/hr. increase. Kasian seconded. All voted aye. The board revisited the Tax Director/Zoning Inspector/911 Coordinator salary. Thompson moved to amend that increase from $1/hr. to $2/hr. Kasian seconded. All voted aye. The bOard approved the revenue vouchers for the month of July: Zoning Inspector $600.00 permits; County Recorder $20,577.72 July collections; Sheriff $70.00 civil fees, Clerk of Court $107.50 July collections. Revenues for materials and/or services rendered in July: Thomas Grosulak $42.00 COBRA insurance premium; Public $21.50 maps; Wally Owen $145.88 scoria & trucking; Heidi Uecker $300.00 scoria & trucking; Stoppleworth & Sons $675.00 scoria; Merrifield Creek Ranch $225.00 blad- ing; Alva Smith $16.13 map; Kasey Malkowski $12.60 fill sand; Continental Metal Products $551.30 scrap iron; Charles Dokmo $16.13 map; LMC Insurance Trust $1,128.95 ambulance services; Baranko Brothers $13,959.00 scoria; Doug Ellison $339.00 scoria & trucking. Revenues for the month of July: State of ND $3,075.00 hazardous materils reporting fees; ND Dept. of Agriculture $2,678.89 LAP payment; ND Dept. of Health $10,309.71 staffing grant; ND DOT $1,094.53 impaired driving grant; SW Multi County Correction Center $5,040.00 loan pay- ment; State of North Dakota $12,010.59 highway tax distribution; State of North Dakota $17,139.73 township road distribution; State of North Dakota $52,481.98 state aid dis- tribution; ND Dept. of Health $1,473.15 training grant; ND Dept. of Health $5,932.78 staffing grant; Interest $2,410.29; Permits $19,049.00. The following claims were approved for payment: Advanced Business Methods' Recorder - Copy Machine, etc. 000442 6,178.88 Alliance Ag South Heart Agronomy Weed - Chemicals 00044338,573.62 Alternative Sanitation Garbage Removal 000444 150.00 Ameripride Linen Service Mat Rental 000445 118.50 Andreas, George & Rose Marie Scoria Royalties 000446 192.0q AT&T S. O - Cellular Service 000447 73.83 ATCO International Courthouse - Maintenance Supplies 000448 721.80 Billings County Ambulance Ambulance - Training Grant Funds 000449 1,473.15 Billings County Rural Fire District Taxes 000450 4,230.68 Billings County Pioneer Publishing 000451 484.'55 Billings County School District Taxes 000452 653.63 Beach Veterinary Clinic S. O.- Animal Impound 000453 56.00 Beall Trailers of Dakota Tank Repair 000454 423.44 Belfield Automotive Supply, Inc. Parts & Supplies 000455 1,238.16 Betfield Plumbing & Heating Courthouse - Heating Repairs 000456 323.35 Blue Cross Blue Shield of N.D. Dental & Vision Premiums 000457 2,315.40 Bound Tree Medical LLC Ambulance - Medical Supplies 000458 1,034.74 Brovold, Jay V. State's Attorney - Convention 000459 738.90 Butler Machinery Co. Parts & Repairs 000460 62.73 Captured Memories Recorder - Framed Prints 000461 1,147.84 Cass County Treasurer Document Preservation Fund • 000462 265.00 CDW Government Ambulance - Medical Supplies 000463 3,939.06 Cellular Communications Ambulance - Cellular Accessories 000464 233.97 Cerkoney, Cathy Zoning Meeting - Mileage 000465 70.70 Creative Energy Diesel Fuel & Supplies 000466 6,268.54 D & D Sprinkler Systems Courthouse - Sprinkler Repairs 000467 576.18 Dakota Farm Equipment, Inc. Parts & Supplies 000468 21.50 Dakota Insurance Property Insurance 000469 972.00 Dakota Oil Field Service Water Tank Repair 000470 315.00 Dakota Water Treatment Water System Rental 000471 25.00 Dan's Interstate Conoco S. O. - Gas 000472 399.81 Dickinson Press Subscription 000473 155.00 Dickinson Public Library Library Services 000474 4,655.86 Dickinson Ready Mix Co. Firehall - Concrete 000475 18.40 Dickinson Tire, Inc. S. O. - Tires 000476 677.08 D J's Tesoro S. O. - Gas 000477 50.00 D.T.E., Inc. Parts & Supplies 000478 86.00 East End Auto & Truck Parts Tow I.H.C. Truck 000479 1,225.00 Electronic Communications S. O. - Cellular Accessories 000480 518.00' Elkhorn Cafe S. O. -Training Expense 000481 53.18 Environmental Dust Control SD Stabilock Dust Control 000482 88,037.93 Fastenal Company Parts & Supplies 000483 580.68 Fujitsu Computer Products Recorder - Scanner Contract 000484 1,19.00 G & G Garbage, Inc. Flood Emergency - Container Rental 000485 1,383.75 George's Tire, Ltd. Tires & Repair 000486 13,059..00 Golden Valley County Social Services (2 months) 000487 12,406.74 Golden Valley County Social Service - Utilities 000488 34.33 Heiser, Don Zoning Meeting - Mileage 000489 51.32 Hlebechuk Construction Blade Roads 000490 16,359.00 Institute of Local Government Recorder- ILG Class Fee 000491 20.00 Interstate Power Systems, Inc. • Radio Towers Repair & Service 000492 1,729.54 Johnston Fargo Culvert, Inc. Culverts 000493 16,110.92 J P Steel & Supply, Inc. Iron Supplies 000494 18.60 Just-In Glass S. O. - Windshield Installation 000495 212.34 Kadrmas, Lee, & Jackson, Inc. Engineering 000496 76,247.83 Kasian, Connie Zoning Meeting - Mileage 000497 65.60 Kasian, Michael E. Commissioner - Mileage 000498 176.46 Kessel, Anita Zoning Meeting - Mileage 000499 75.80 Kohler Communications Ambulance - Radio Parts & Supplies O00500 88.85 Krush, Paul Zoning Meeting - Mileage 000501 77.84 Larrivee Architects, Inc., J. P. Courthouse - Roof Evaluation .; 000502 2,565.00 Martin Construction Blacktail Road Construction 000503 451,508.48 Matthew Bender & Company i Centu_ Code Update 1  000504 899.0 Maus & Nordsven, PC Mental Health Hearing i 000505 136.50 Medora Convenience Store Ambulance - Diesel Fuel 000506 114.11 Medora, City of... Taxes 000507 106.17 Midstate Telephone Company 911 Changes 000508 4.00 Midstate Telephone Company Courthouse - Telephone Service 000509 947.93 Midwest Doors, Inc. Overhead Rollers 000510 5.28 Mobile Binders Recorder- Index Books 000511 2,573.68 Missouri Valley Petroleum, Inc. Gas, Oil, & Diesel Fuel 000512 30,618.77 Namyniuk, Martha Fill Royalties 000513 176.00 N.D. Association of Counties Taxes 000514 153.52 N.D. Association of Counties D & A Testing 000515 53.00 N.D. Cowboy Hall of Fame Meeting Room - Maintenance 000516 200.00 N.D. Game & Fish Department Game Licenses 000517 571.00 N.D. Oil & Gas Producing Counties Membership Dues 000518 4,000.00 N.D.P.E.R.S. Health Insurance Premium 000519 34,271.12 N.D. State Auditor 2010 Fiscal Year Audit 000520 165.00 N.D. State Land Department Franks Creek Road Right-of-Way 000521 50.00 N.D. State Treasurer Clerk of Court Fees 000522 126.27 NDACO Resources Group, Inc. Recorder - Thermal Labels 000523 683.18 Nelson International Parts & Supplies 000524 40.32 Newby's Ace Hardware Parts & Supplies 000525 524.41 Northern Improvement Co. Cold & Omega Mixes 000526 30,945.39 Northwest Tire, Inc. Tires, Repair, & Alignment 000527 2,915.70 Off Road Software, Inc. G.I.S. Software 000528 1,400.00 OK Tire Stores Tires 000529 689.68 Outback Lumber Supply Lumber Supplies 000530 170.50 Performance Truck Center Parts & Repairs 000531 6,147.00 Pitney Bowes Global Courthouse - Postage Meter Contract 000532 349.08 Precision Underground Firehall- Bore Water Lines 000533 3,163.50 Professional Printing S. O. - Printing Services 000534 140.00 Pump Systems, Inc. Parts & Supplies 000535 636.47 Qwest Relocate Lines 000536 6,721.92 RAM General Contracting, Inc. Building - Construction ' 000537 398,947.95 Respond Systems Courthouse - Supplies 000538 77.92 Rockmount Research & Alloys Parts & Supplies 000539 571.09 Roosevelt-Custer Regional Council Zoning -Assistance 000540 2,017.83 Roughrider Electric Cooperative Electricity 000541 2,791.66 Rummel Auto Wrecking Ambulance - Oxygen Refills 000542 48.40 Rummel, Patrick D.E.M. - Travel Expense 000543 68.34 Runnings Farm & Fleet, Inc. Shop Supplies 000544 904.26 Sandness Law Office Mental Health Hearing 000545 210.00 Sax Motor Company S. O. - 2011 Chevrolet Truck 000546 10,58600 Southwest Business Machines Office Supplies 000547 2,453.77 Smart Computers & Consulting Computer Technical Support 000548 1,361.25 Smithworks Medical, Inc. Ambulance - Medical Supplies 000549 117.02 Snyder Repair & Service Weed - Brake.Repairs 000550 407.56 Steffan Saw & Bike Shop Tools 000551 '547.39 Stein's, Inc. Courthouse - Maintenance Supplies 000552 862.75 Stoppleworth & Sons, Inc. Haul Scoria 000553 7,217.25 Stutsman County Auditor Mental Health Hearing 000554 82.50 SuperPumper S. O. - Gas 000555 104.01 Southwest Grain Cooperative Hook-up Fuel Tanks 000556 1,762.99 Southwestern District Health Unit Taxes 000557 1,956.84 SW Rural Economic Area Partnership Planning Grant 000558 500.00 Southwest Water Authority Taxes 000559 534.63 Southwest Water Authority Water Usage 000560 348.02 Tczap, John Zoning Meeting - Mileage 000561 35.00 Tescher, Seth Tanner Weed - Pesticide Training 000562 80.00 Texas Refinery Corp. Shop Supplies 000563 496.20 Thompson, Allan T. Commissioner - Mileage 000564 253.47 Tom's Service Center Parts & Service 000565 196.10 Trappers Inn - Belfield D.E.M. - Training Expense 000566 84.93 Val's Sanitation Rental Services 000567 276.00 Vanguard Appraisals, Inc. -ax Director - Software 000568 1,200.00 Verizan Wireless S. O. - Cellular Service 000569 186.58 WaI-Mart Supplies 000570 395.47 West Dakota Oil, Inc. Drum Oil 000571 161.23 Western Fire & Safety Safety Gear 000572 459.75 Westlie Truck Center Parts & Supplies 000573 992.68 Wosepka CPA, James J. 2010 Fiscal Year Audit 000574 1,900.00 Zoll Medical Corp. Ambulance - Medical Supplies 000575 585.52 Billings County School District Taxes 000576 ,96,692.66 Verizon Cellular Service 000577 968.02 American Family Life Assurance Premium 000646 671.59 Century Link Telephone Service 000647 375.20 Consolidated Internet Service 000648 238.45 Discovery Benefits, Inc. Administrative Fees 000649 84.00 Discovery Benefits, Inc. Premium 000650 1,816.69 Information Technology Dept. S. O. -T-1 Line 000651 444.00 Medora, City of... Courthouse - Utilities 000652 329.38 State Dispersement Unit Garnishment 000653 412.00 N.D. Department of Transportation S. O. - License & Title Truck 000654 11.50 N.D.P.E.R.S. Deferred Comp. Premium 000655 5,164.00 N.D.P.E.R.S Retirement 000656 12,438.59 Prudential Deferred Comp. Premium 000657 50.00 Reservation Telephone Cooperative Telephone Service 000658 56.46 Visa Courthouse - Security Equipment, etc. 000659 1,150.94 Payroll in the following amounts were approved for July: General Fund $80,675.78; Road and Bridge Fund $75,680.13; Weed Fund $55,638.94 With there being no further busi- ness, Thompson moved to adjourn the meeting 5:45 P.M. Kasian seconded. All voted aye. James Arthaud, Chairman Attest: Joan Jurgens, Auditor/Treasurer (September 15) Billings County Commission BILLINGS COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SPECIAL MEETING - AUGUST 12, 2011 The meeting was called to order at 9:00 A.M. with Commissioners Arthaud, Thompson and Kasian in attendance. Others present during portions O f the meeting were: Roy Krivoruchka, Jim Haag, Jeff Iverson The purpose of the special meet- ing was to work on the 2012 Road and Bridge Budget. A county wide prelimi- nary budget will be discussed at the September regular meeting. No other business was discussed. With there being no further busi- ness, Thompson moved to adjourn the meeting 11:00 A.M. Kasian seconded. All voted aye. James Arthaud, Chairman Attest: Joan Jurgens, Auditor/Treasurer (September 15) 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. Friday, September 3G, 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 Saturday, September 17, 2011. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO: Case No. 15868: Application of Continental Resources, Inc. for an order amending the field rules for the Demores-Bakken Pool to create and establish a 640-acre spac- ing unit comprised of Section31, T.142N., R.101W., Billings County, ND, authorizing the drilling of one hor- izontal well on said spacing unit with the well to be located not less than 500 feet to the spacing unit boundary except for the heel and toe which may be located not less than 200 feet from the spacing unit boundary and such other relief as is appropriate. Signed by, Jack Dalrymple, Governor Chairman, ND Industrial Commission (September 15) Golden Valley County Commission COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS AUGUST 9, 2011 9:00 A.M. Chairman Dave Quale called the meeting to order. Commissioners John Thompson and Harley Steffen were present along with Assistant States Attorney Tom Gehrz. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to approve the July minutes and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Kim Nunberg, the County's" repre- sentative on the REAP Board (SW Rural Economic Area Partnership), met with the Board to explain the Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant that REAP .is applying for. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to approve and support the Memo of Understanding for cities and counties concerning this grant and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. County Agent Ashely Ueckert met with the Board to update them on how things went at the fair this year and to discuss the County's and County Fair's Centennial next year. Some ideas being discussed for next year would be a carnival, a community feed, bigger name concert and other ideas. The Board adjourned at 9:45 A.M. to attend the funeral of Brian Keohane. The Board reconvened at 11:15 A.M. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to amend the Capital Outlay Reserve Budget by $75,000.00 for expenses that may be incurred with getting the Courthouse accessible and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to have the Chairman sign an Owner/Architect Agreement between the County and Hulsing & Associates Architects for the courthouse elevator addition and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Sheriff Scott Steele and Beach City Council Member Mark Benes met with the Board to discuss the County/City Law Enforcement Contract. Sheriff Steele also informed the Board that he is still waiting on quotes for the new patrol unit and that his office deputy Kayla Begger is - resigning. DES Director Brenda Frieze met with the Board regarding the 10% match the County owes for Homeland Grant '09. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to pay this 10% or $104.60 out of the General Contingency Fund to close out the Homeland '09 Grant . and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Brenda also updated the Board on county radios and the oil rig fire last month. 2:00 P.M. was the advertised time for the annual SW District Health Unit Budget Hearing. Sherry Adams, Executive Officer of SW'District Health Unit and Judy Curl, the County's rep- resentative on the District Board, met with the .Board to discuss the District's 2012 budget. A joint. County Commissioner meeting will be held on August 30th in Dickinson to finalize the District's 2012 budget. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to appoint Ashley Ueckert to the County Weed Board, to replace Amy Northrop on this Board, and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld met with the Board regarding road depart- ment issues. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to appoint Pete Wirtzfeld as the County's Title Vl Coordinator and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Tim Kelly from Kadrmas, Lee and Jackson, Inc. and Jeremy Wood from Northern Plains Engineering met with the Board and Road Foreman to dis- cuss various road projects. The following vouchers were approved for payment: The following vouchers were audit- ed and approved for the month of August: 63673 Blue Cross Blue Shield 7594.00 63674 NDSU Ext. Disb. 28.00 63675-63697 Social Service Disb. 8321.54 63698-63726 Collections Submitted 90798.61 63727 N DACo 128.82 63728Social Service Disb. 28.00 63729 ND State Treasurer 47.40 63730 24/7 Fund Disb. 5.00 63731 Midstate Communications 44.00 63732 Dakota Dust-Tex 16.40 63733 Rohan's Hardware 65.72 63734 SW Business Machines 1091.44 63735 Jen Steiner 195.8 63736 Ashley Ueckert 34.49 63737 Boss Office Products - 475.78 63738 Buckboard Inn 250.00 63739 ESP Computers 895.00 63740 Brenda Frieze 121.13 63741 Golden Valley News 341.88 63742 GV County States Atty. 1654.17 63743 Henry Gerving 124.36 63744 ILG 180.00 63745 JOBSHQ 544.40 63746 MARC 62.48 63747 Matthew Bender & Co. 1125.37 63748 Midwest Doors 97.95 63749 AI Miller 127.00 63750 NDAOGPC 2578.03 63751 Pembina Co. Sheriff 45.50 63752 Roosevelt-Custer 1480.59 63753 Ray O'Herron Co. 161.12 63754 SW Multi-Co. Corr. Center 1320.00 63755 Sip 'N Sew 99.00 63756 Harley Steffen 126.48 63757 Ultramax 1754.00 63758 Zee Medical Supply 23.55 63759 GV County Treasurer 2445.42 63760 Hutsing & Associates 2678.40 63761 Golden Valley County 11600.36 63762 James Wosepka 140.00 63763 Mark Lund 1500.00 63764 Beach Food Center 36.70 63765 Butler Machinery Co. 106.22 63766 Colonial Research 338.08 63767 CRA Payment Center 36.70 63768 Dakota Insurance 629.00 63769 Farmers Union Oil 12026.69 63770 Golva Coop Elevator 1830.00 63771 Industrial Towel 45.79 63772 Jandt Plumbing 212.96 63773 John Deere Financial 227.93 63774 Napa 74.55 63775 NW Tire Inc. 753.79 63776 Northern Improvement 1579.20 63777 PowerPlan 8740.80 63778 Prairie Lumber 1261.35. 63779 Wallwork Truck Center 1084.42 63780 West Plains Inc. 35300.00 63781 Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, Inc. 1089.42 63782GV County Treasurer 104.60 J537837,63786 Co. Library Disb. 681.38 63787 24/7 Fund Disb. ' 15.15 63788 Social Service Dish. 153.20 63789 Golden Valley County 4306.83 63790 Golden Valley County 5831.34 63791 Golden Valley County 4800:77 63792 GV County Treasurer 554.00 63793 GV County Treasurer 3593.24 63794-63795. Golden Valley County 4242.90 63796-63804 Cafeteria Plan Disb. 2735.09 63805 Henry Gerving 297.30 63806 City of Beach 387.00 63807 MDU 1103:95 63808 Midstate Communications 1146.09 63809 Cenex Fleetcard 2251.74 63810 Conseco Insurance Co. 33.96 63811 Co. Library Disb. 128.05 63812 Aflac 536.44 63813 AT&T 39.5:8 63814-63815 Schmitz & Olson 21.42 63816 24/7 Disb. 3.00 63817 Reservation Telephone 40.00 63818-63819 Weed Board 78--78.25 Disb. Credit Card Canad Inns 381.15 Credit Card MOCIC 1'50.00 Credit Card Energy Impact Symposium 125.00 12477-12530 GV County Employees 64106.01 ATTEST: Cecelia Stedman, Auditor David Quale, chairman, County Commissioner (September 15) Put your00Mo00y I Where Your Housk T_sl local Independent Arl:2: sllen our bunesses are commumty your bet .iue and or__my 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 ior community information for more than 200 years. North Dakota newspapers also post public notices that are printed in newspapers on www.ndpublicnotices.com at no additional charge to units of government.