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Golden Valley News
October“ 1, 2020
Notice to Creditors
EBELTOFT . SICKLER . LAWYERS
Office and Post Office Address
8th Street West
Dickinson, North Dakota 58601
Telephone Number: (701) 225—5297
By: Jennifer Grosz, Lawyer #06130
Email: jgrosz@ndlaw.com
Attorneys for Co-Personal Repre-
sentatives
Probate No. 17-2020-PR-00007
IN THE STATE OF NORTH
DAKOTA, COUNTY OF GOLDEN VAL-
LEY, IN DISTRICT COURT, SOUTH-
WEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of Ken-
neth Nordahl Thompson, Deceased.
[1]NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned have been appointed
Co-Personal Representatives of the
above-named Estate. Pursuant to
N.D.C.C. § 30.1-19-01, all persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are re-
quired to present their claims within
three months after the date of the first
publication of this notice or said claims
will be foreVer barred. Claims must ei-
ther be presented to Sheryl Saverud or
Gary Thompson, Co-Personal Repre-
sentatives of the Estate,'Jennifer Grosz
of Ebeltoft . Sickler . Lawyers in her ca-
pacity as counsel for the Co-Personal
Representatives, or filed with the Court.
ls/Sheryl Saverud
Sheryl Saverud, Co-Personal Rep-
resentative
160 Buffalo Stage
Kalispell, MT 59901 ‘
Dated this 30th day of August,
/s/Gary Thompson
Gary Thompson, Co-Personal Rep-
resentative
Sharptail Ridge Road
Columbus, MT 59019
Jennifer Grosz, Lawyer #06130
Ebeltoft . Sickler. Lawyers
8th Street West
Dickinson, ND 58601
Lawyers for Co-Personal Represen-
tatives
(September 24, October 1 and 8)
Notice to Creditors
Larson Latham Huettl LLP
1100 College Dr
PO Box 2056
Bismarck, ND 58503
(701) 223-5300
William C. Black
ID# 07284
wblack@bismarcklaw.com
Attorneys for Estate of Ray W.
CIouse
Probate No. 17-2020-PR-00006
In the matter of the estate of Ray W.
CIouse, deceased.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA
1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Personal Repregsenlative of the
above estate. Pu suanttosection 30.1:-
19-01 of the ‘N rth 'Dakota"CentUry “
Code, all persons having claims against
the said decedent are required to pres—
ent their claims within three months
after the date of the first publication, or
mailing of this notice, or said claims will
. be forever barred. Claims must either
be presented to Dean CIouse, personal
representative, 15762 Parkwood Circle,
‘ Avon, MN 56310, or filed with the Court.
Dated: 8/28/2020
ls/Dean CIouse
Dean CIouse
Personal Representative
(September 24, October 1 and 8)
Notice of Sale
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
IN DISTRICT COURT, GOLDEN
VALLEY COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
Civil No. 17-2019-CV-00027
Gate City Bank, I
Plaintiff,
vs.
Darren A. Cameron, a single person;
any other person in possession; and
Jandt Plumbing Heating, LLC;
Defendants.
[1]NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
by virtue of a judgment and decree of
foreclosure rendered and given in the
District Court in and for the County of
Golden Valley, North Dakota, South-
west Judicial District, entered and dock-
eted in the Office of the Clerk of said
Court on August 24, 2020, in an action
wherein Gate City Bank was Plaintiff
and Darren A. Cameron, a single per—
son; any other person in possession,
and Jandt Plumbing Heating, LLC
were the Defendants; on which day it
was adjudged that there was due and
owing the Plaintiff from the Defendant,
Darren A. Cameron, a single perSOn, to-
gether with costs and disbursements of
said action, the Sum of $104,499.91,
and by virtue of a Special Execution is-
sued to me by the Clerk of said Court,
will sell the real property described in
said judgment and hereafter described
to the highest bidder for cash at public
auction at the front door of the Court-
house in the City of Beach, County of
Golden Valley, North Dakota, on Octo? '
ber 28, 2020, at the hour of 10:00 am.
MT of that day to satisfy the amount
due with accrued costs and interest at
the date of sale, or so much thereof as
the proceeds of said sale applicable
thereto will satisfy.
[2]The premisesto be sold as afore-
said are situated in the County of
Golden Valley, State of North Dakota,
and is more particularly described as
follows:
, PUBLIC NOTICES
A tract 141X50.in Lot 1, Block 9,
Hunter’s First Addition to the City of
Beach, Golden Valley County, North
Dakota.
(Street Address: 288 3rd Street NE,
Beach, North Dakota 58621).
Dated at Beach, North Dakota, this
16th day of September, 2020.
Roger J. Clemens
Sheriff of Golden Valley County, ND
By: Sheriff Roger J. Clemens
Dean A. Rindy (ND ID# 04206)
Attorney forlPlaintiff Gate City Bank
720 Main Avenue
Far 0, ND 58.103
70 235.8000
dean@okeeffeattorneys.com
(September 24, October 1 and 8)
Beach Public School
PROCEEDS OF THE
SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE BEACH SCHOOL BOARD
Unofficial Minutes
Subject to Review and Revision of
the Board
September 23, 2020
6:00 pm.
High School Commons
Present: Kimberly Gaugler. Mike
Van Horn, Mark Lund, Carrie Zach-
mann, Misty Farnstrom, Pave Wegner4
Lynn Swanson
Absent: Robert Sperry and Mike Zier
President Gaugler called the meet-
ing to order at 6:00 pm. No visitors
were present.
Gaugler reviewed the agenda. Con-
sensus of the board is to approve the
agenda as presented.
Quote for upgrades to the technol-
ogy systems at each building were re-
viewed and discussed. Zachmann
spoke on item's discussed at the Sep-
tember 17, 2020 technology committee
meeting. Zachmann discussed the cur-
rent technology system difficulties for
staff and students. Distance learning
students and parent’s technology strug—
gles were discussed. Wegner spoke on
the access points and switches hard-
ware that is needed in each building.
Wegner discussed the current grant
funds and possible future grant funds
that could be used to purchase the
equipment. The number of devices
being used on the system including
school computers, printers, staff and
student cell phones, public Wi-Fi,
teletherapy, Microsoft Teams, and re-
mote learning systems and platforms
were discussed. Poor reception, lag
time and inability to connect with these
listed devices were-discussed. Swan-
son arrived at the meeting. Gaugler
questioned the installation of fiber optic,
the use of wireless and how the hard-
ware ‘operates. Wegner explained the
hardware items and how the replace-
ment and upgrades would benefit the
system. Wegner indicated the quote in-
cluded a discounted price due to the
' volume of hardware, Gaugler ques-
tioned the September 1, 2020 date of
the quote and why this was not brought
to the regular September board meet-
ing. Wegner discussed the Bowman
School District is operating with a simi-
lar technology system with great suc-
cess. Swanson questioned the
hardware prices and indicated cheaper
hardware without additional licensing
could be purchased. Swanson reported
the elementary is not experiencing
technology issues. Anderson indicated
the campus classroom staff and stu-
dents at HOTR are experiencing tech—
nology issues and frustrations with the
poor distance learning streaming. Gau-
gler indicated she was not comfortable
with the funding sources. Discussion.
Motion by Van Horn to table the deci-
sion until the next regular school board
meeting. Zachmann spoke on the time
frame and the need for the upgrade to
benefitlour staff and students. Zach-
mann seconded the motion, indicating
a decision needs to be made at the next
meeting with sources of funding pre-
. sented to best benefit our staff, stu—
dents and community. Motion carries
unanimously. Gaugler discussed the
importance of Sperry being informed of
the discussions and being part of the
decision-making process at the next
regular meeting.
Gaugler called for a motion to ad-
journ. Motion by Van Horn, second by
Lund to adjourn. Gaugler adjourned
7:00 pm.
Kimberly Gaugler, President
Date
Misty
Date
Farnstrom, Business Manager
(October 1)
Beach City Council
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE
GOVERNING BODY’S REVIEW AND
REVISION
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Presi—
dent Jeanne Larson on September 21,
2020 at 7:00 pm. Present when the
meeting was called to order was City
Council Bev Wolff, Nick Hegel, Andy
Zachmann, PWS Randy Dietz, City Au—
ditor Kimberly Gaugler, City Engineers
Jasper Klein and Eric Lothspeich,
guests Carolyn Weaver, Mark Benes
and Tyler Benes.
The Pledge of Allegiance was re-
cited.
Roll call was (taken. Mayor Gerving,
City Council members Tim Marman and
Lynn Swanson Puckett were absent.
Minutes
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Minutes of the meeting on Septem—
ber 8th were presented. Wolff moved to
approve the minutes, second by Hegel.
Motion carried unanimously.
Public Works Report
'PWS Dietz reviewed his written re-
port. Zachmann moved to approve re-
placing the heating unit at transfer
station, second by Wolff. Motion carried
unanimously. Zachmann moved to ap-
prove an additional $5,000 for repairs
on the RR Crossing Rehab Project,
second by Hegel. Motion carried unan-
imouely. '
Auditor Report
Gaugler reviewed her written report.
Gaugler reviewed the financial state-
ment for the month ofAugust. Zach-
mann moved to approve, second by
Hegel. Motion carried unanimously.
Gaugler reviewed the Rate Design Al-
ternatives for the years 2021 —2024 pre-
pared by Nexus Financial Analyst Abby
Ritz. .
Committee Reports
Zoning
Wolff reported there were Applica-
tions for Building reviewed and ap-
proved at the Zoning Board meeting
today.
Park Board
Larson reported new playground
equipment will be installed during the
month of October at the park along 4th
Street N and 1st Avenue NE.
Cnginccro I‘lcyw l
Engineer Jasper Klein and Eric
Lothspeich provided a general update
on the 2021 Street and Utility Project.
The 30% Design Review Meeting was
held today. Task Order 6 was reviewed.
The task order is for final design
through post construction services on
the Water Improvement District Area.
Zachmann moved to approve Task
Order 6 in the amount of $265,000, sec-
ond by Hegel. Motion carried unani-
mously. Task Order 7 was reviewed.
The task order is for final design
through post construction services on
the Water Main Looping portion of the
project. Hegel moved to approve Task
Order 7 in the amount of $53,500, sec;
ond by Wolff. Motion carried unani-
mously. Geotechnical Service
Agreements from Terracon, Material
Testing Services and Braun Intertec
were presented. Lothspeich recom-
mended~approving Terracon for Geot-
echnical Services. Hegel moved to
approve the Geotechnical Service
Agreementfrom Terracon in the amount
of $4,900.00, second by Zachmann.
Motion carried unanimously. Hegel.
moved to approve Larson signing the
contracts in-the Mayor’s absence, sec-
ond by Zachmann. Motion carried
unanimously. '
Sheriff’s Report 1
The Sheriff’s Report for the month of
August consisting of 1 citation, and 32
calls was reviewed.
New Business
At 7:30 pm, a Public Hearing was
held for comment on a request to trans-
fer the beer and liquor licenses from
Carolyn We‘aver‘ -’ The Backyard to
Mark Benes»& Tyler Benes — Dobre'
Brewhouse. Zachmann moved to open
the Public Hearing, second by Wolff.
Motion carried unanimously. Mark
Benes provided-information on the ten-
tative plan for opening of the business if
the license transfer is approved. No
other comments were received. Zach-
mann moved to close the Public Hear-
ing, second by Wolff. Motion carried
unanimously. Zachmann moved to ap- .
prove the transfer of beer liquor li-
censes from Carolyn Weaver The
Backyard to Mark Benes & Tyler Benes
-— Dobre’ Brewhouse effective October
1st, second by Hegel. Motion’carried
unanimously.
An Application for Raffle submitted
by Dirty Side Down was reviewed. Wolff
moved to approve, second by Hegel.
Motion carried unanimously.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Zachmann moved to adjourn,
second by Hegel. Meeting adjourned at
8:15 pm. I
Attest: Jeanne Larson, President
(October 1)
Nofice
Central Rural Fire Protection District
of Beach, ND is offering a Skid Unit for
sale by sealed bid. It includes a 250-
gallon aluminum tank; 18 horse power
Briggs engine; HP pump model 3375;
two reels with 100-foot one-inch hose
each and two high power guns, battery
included. Please mail in‘ sealed bids
with name and phone number to:
CRFPD, Atten: Skid Unit, PO Box 926,
Beach ND 58621 by October 7, 2020.
Our meeting will be October 13th, 2020
at 5:15pm MT at the Beach Fire Hall.
The sealed bids will be read by the
board. For more information on this
skid unit call Fire Chief Dan Buchholz
at 701-872-6662. ,
(October 1 and 8)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial Com-
mission will hold a public hearing at
9:00 am. Thursday, October 22, 2020,
at the ND. Oil Gas Division, 1000
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 facili-
ties or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by Fri-
day, October 9, 2020.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 28576: Application of the
Medora Grazing Association, for an
order authorizing the conversion of the
Cobra Oil and Gas Corp. #2 Govern-
ment Taylor B well (File No. 4684), lo-
cated in the SENW of Section 10,
T.139N., R.103W., Square Butte Field,
Golden Valley County, ND, to a fresh-
water well pursuant to NDAC 43—02-03—
35.
Signed by,
Doug Burgum, Governor
Chairman, NDIC
(October 1)
Hearing Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial Com-
misSion will hold a public hearing at
9:00 am. Thursday, October 22, 2020,
at the ND. Oil & Gas Division, 1000
EaSt Ca'gary Ave., Bismarck, N. D. At
the hearing i..- n-.....:esrnn 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 facili-
ties or assistance, contact the Oil and
Gas Division at 701-328—8038 by Fri-
day, October 9, 2020.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 28577: Application of the
Medora Grazing Association, for an
order authorizing the conversion of the
Scout Energy Management LLC #4-35
SFTU well (File No. 13311), located in
the NWNW of Section 35, T.139N.,
R.101W., Fryburg Field, Billings County,
ND, to a freshwater well pursuant to
NDAC 43-02-03-35 pursuant to NDAC
43-02-03-35.
Case No. 28578: Application of the
Medora Grazing Association, for an
order authorizing the conversion of the
Scout Energy Management LLC #14-
19T South Fryburg well (File No.
12476), located in the SESW of Section
19, T.139N., R.100W., Fryburg Field,
Billings County, ND, to a freshwater well
pursuant to NDAC 43-02-03-35.
Case No. 28579: Application of the
Medora Grazing Association, for an
order authorizing the conversion of the
White Rock Oil Gas, LLC #1 -12 Davis
Creek well (File No. 15017), located in
the NENE of Section 12, T.138N.,
R.101W., Davis Creek Field, Billings
County, ND, to a freshwater well pur-
suant to NDAC 43-02—03—35.
Signed by,
Doug Burgum, Governor
Chairman, NDIC
(October 1)
Hearing Netice
NOTICE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial Com-
mission will hold a public hearing at
9:00 am. Wednesday, October 21,
2020, at the ND. Oil Gas Division,
1000 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: It
at the hearing you need special facili-
ties or assistance, contact the Oil and
. Gas Division at 701-328-8038 by
Thursday; October 8, 2020.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 28568: Application of Petro-
Hunt, LLC for an order pursuant to
NDAC § 43-02-03-88.1 pooling all in-
terests in a spacing unit described as
Sections 1 and 12, T.144N., R.98W.,
Little Knife-Bakken Pool, Billings
County, ND, as provided by NDCC §
38-08-08, and such other relief as is ap-
propriate.
Signed by,
Doug Burgum, Governor
Chairman, NDIC
(October 1)
Nofice
CATEGORICAL EXCLUSION
DETERMINATION
FOR THE PROPOSED PROJECT
OF: Beach (Golden Valley County),
North Dakota
DRINKING WATER STATE RE-
VOLVING FUND PROJECT NUMBER:
1700059-01
The North Dakota Department of
Environmental Quality (NDDEQ) has
conducted a review of the proposed
2021 Street & Utility Improvements for
the City of Beach in accordance with
the National Environmental Policy Act
(40 CFR Part 6). The NDDEQ has de-
termined that this project is eligible for a
Categorical Exclusion and is exempt
from further substantive environmental
review.
Because the proposed project
meets the criteria for a categorical ex-
clusion, a full Finding of No Significant
Impact and Environmental Assessment
will not be required. Following is a de-
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scription of the proposed project and a
brief statement of how the. project
meets the criteria for a categorical ex-
clusion.
The proposed project consists of re-
placement ot existing cast iron water
pipe, removal and replacement of lead
service lines and watermain looping
within the south side of the City of
Beach. The existing cast iron water-
main is in poor condition and has many
issues such as scaling and corrosion.
These issues have resulted in addi-
tional problems such as poor chlorine
residuals, discolored water and inade-
quate flows. The City has experienced
increasing operation and maintenance
costs dueuto more frequent system
flushing, leaks and breaks.
The proposed project will provide
adequate flow capacity of safe drinking
water, as well as reduced exposure of
1 lead in drinking water, for the citizens
within the City of Beach. Replacing the
existing cast iron mains will improve
chlorine residuals, improve reliability of
the water distribution system, and re-
duce operation and maintenance costs
from pipeline breaks.
The City of Beach has applied for a
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
loan of $2,074,000 to finance the proj-
ect. The City has the legal authority and
administrative capability to construct
the proposed impr0vements.
This project is behiy granted an ex-
clusion because the new watermains
will be placed in previously disturbed
areas. No previously undisturbed areas
will be affected by the construction ac-
tivities. The North Dakota State Historic
Preservation Officer has concurred with
a determination of “No Historic Proper-
ties Affected" for this project provided it
takes place in the location and in the
manner described in the documentation
and provided all borrow comes from an
approved source (ND SHPO Ref.: 20—
5669).
It has been determined that ex-
empting the proposed project from fur—
ther review under the National
Environmental Policy Act will not result
in adverse impacts to the population or
area of Beach and Golden Valley
County.
The documentation to support this
decision will be on file and available for,
public review at the NDDEQ, Division of
Municipal Facilities.
Comments concerning this decision
may be addressed to Mitchell Murray,
Environmental Engineer, Division of
Municipal Facilities, North Dakota De-
partment of Environmental Quality, 918
East Divide Avenue, 3rd Floor, Bis—
marck, ND, 58501-1947.
Dated the 18th day of September ,
2020. .
David J. Bruschwein, P.E.
Director
Division of Municipal Facilities
(October 1)
Notice of Reschedule
*i R i'k
NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF
TRUST LANDS
FALL SURFACE LEASE ONLINE
AUCTION
The Board of University and School
Lands will conduct an online surface
lease auction for one thousand forty
(1040) tracts in Adams, Barnes, Ben-
son, Billings, Bowman, Burke, Burleigh,
Divide, Dunn, Eddy, Emmons, Golden
Valley, Grant, Hettinger, Kidder, Lam-
oure, Logan, McHenry, McIntosh,
McKenzie, McLean, Mercer, Morton,
Mountrail, Oliver, Pierce, Rolette, Sheri-
dan, Sioux, Slope, Stark, Stutsman,
Towner, Ward, Wells, and Williams
Counties, ND. Tracts will be available to
view on September 1, 2020. Bidding will
commence October 12, 2020 at 8:00
am. CST and end staggered from Oc-
tober 20-23, 2020 starting in alphabeti-
cal order with Adams Co. The link to
view the offered tracts and participate
in the auction is:
https://www.energynet.com/govt_list
ing.pl
The Board of University and School
Lands reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. ‘
Anyone needing auxiliary aids and
services should call the Department at
(701) 328-2800 by 10/20/2020.
9/24/2020 /s/ Jodi Smith
Commissioner
(October 1)
ABBREVIATED NOTICE
OF INTENT TO AMEND
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
relating to Occupational Therapy
Licensure Rules (555-02 and 555-023)
Board of
Occupational
Therapy Practice
will hold a public hearing to address
proposed changes to the ND.
Administrative Code.
Mon., November 2, 2020
10:00 am - 12:00 pm. CST
held virtually via
https:Ilglobal.gotomeeting.coml
join/899391525
or by phone
+1 (571) 317-3122
and then enter
access code 899-391-525.
A copy of the proposed rules may be
obtained by calling 701-2500847. Also,
written comments may be submitted
to NDBOTP, PO Box 4005, Bismarck,
ND 58502, until November 12, 2020.
If you plan to attend the virtually public
hearing and have any questions, please
contact the North Dakota Board of
Occupational Therapy Practice at the
above telephone number or address at
least 5 days prior to the public hearing.
Dated this 21st day of September 2020.
Carol Olson, Board Vice Chair, NDBOTP
Extension: Older
adults can reduce
falling risk
Falls are the leading cause of in-
jury arid death for older Americans.
“The consequences of falls are
substantial, including serious injury,
loss of independent living and limits
on physical activity,” says Jane
Strommen, North Dakota State Uni-
versity Extension gerontology spe-
cialist.
In 2018, falls were the leading
cause of unintentional injury deaths
for North Dakota residents age 60
and older. Eighty fall-related deaths
occurred among this age group in
2018.
Nationally, one out of every four
people 65 and older falls each year.
In 2020, the total cost of falls injuries
is projected to reach $67.7 billion.
The chances of falling and being
seriously injured increase with age.
However, falls are not a normal part
of aging.
“By reducing the risk of falls,
older adults can increase their qual-
ity of life and save thousands of dol-
lars in health-care and long-term care
costs,” Strommen says.
As the baby-boomer generation
continues to age, interventions de—
signed to maintain independence,
mobility and quality of life will be in—
creasingly important. Older adults
can take control of their health by
following these recommendations to
prevent falls:
- Find a good balance and exer—
cise program that builds balance,
strength and flexibility.
- Talk to your health—care provider
and ask for an assessment of your
risk of falling.
- Review your medications with
your pharmacist or doctor. Make sure
side effects aren’t increasing your
risk of falling.
Get your vision checked annu-
ally and update your eyeglasses as
needed.
' Keep your home safe. Increase
lighting, remove tripping hazards, in-
stall grab bars and make stairs safe.
Assess your footwear for safety.
Look for supportive shoes, a good fit,
a $016 that grips, and a heel that is sta-
ble and grips.
Another imponant tip is to sign up
for a falls prevention class. Many
communities in North Dakota pro-
vide falls prevention classes called
Stepping On for people age 60 and
older. Participants hear from com-
munity experts such as pharmacists
and Vision specialists, and learn
about strength and balance exercises
fromphysical therapists. I
While the Stepping On program is
not available due to coronavirus re-
strictions, those interested can join a
waiting list and will be contacted
when the program is available.
For more information about Step-
ping On or to request a home safety
checklist, contact Strommen at 701-
231-5948 or
jane.strommen@ndsu.edu.
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