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Notice of Reschedule
“NOTICE OF BESCHEDULE"
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
am. CST and end staggered from Oc-
tober 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) by
Jodi Smith
Commissioner
(October 8 and 15)
Analyses of Measures
ANALYSES OF THE STATEWIDE
MEASURES
APPEARING ON THE ELECTION
BALLOT ,
NOVEMBER 3,
The following analyses are for the
two measures appearing on the
statewide general election ballot on No-
vember 3, This publication is re-
quired by section of the v
North Dakota Century Code to enable
voters to become familiar with the effect
of proposed meaSUres. The full text of
each measure is available on the Sec-
retary of State’s website at vote.nd.gov
or by requesting a copy from the Elec-
tions Unit, Secretary of State’s office at
ext. or from
the office of any County Auditor.
Analysis of Constitutional
Measure No. 1
Constitutional Measure No. 1 was
placed on the ballot by action of the
North Dakota Legislative Assem-
bly with the passage of Senate Concur—
rent Resolution No. 4016
Session Laws, If approved,
this constitutional measure would
amend and! reenact subSections‘ 2 and
6 of section 6 of Article VIII of the North
Dakota COnStItu'tion'reiating to the state
board of higher education.
The proposed amendments to sub-
section 2 would increase the number of
board members from eight to fifteen;
prohibit state legislators, elected state
officials, state employees, and individ-
uals employed full time by any institu-
tion under the board’s control from
serving on the board; increase the term
of appointment of board members from
four to six years with the option for reap-
pointment to a nonconsecutive second
term; and replace the chief justice of
supreme court on the board nominating
committee with the secretary of state.
The proposed amendments to subsec-
tion 6 would require the board to meet
at least annually with the head of each
institution under its control.
The estimated fiscal impact of this
measure is per biennium.
Voting “YES” means you approve
the measure as summarized above.
Voting “N0” means you reject the
measure, as summarized above.
Analysis of Constitutional
Measure No. 2
Constitutional Measure No. 2 was
placed on the ballot by action of the
North DakOta Legislative Assem—
bly with the passage of Senate Concur-
rent Resolution No.
Session Laws, If approved,
this constitutional measure would
amend and reenact section 9 of Article
III of the North Dakota Constitution re-
lating to initiated constitutional amend-
ments.
The proposed amendments require
an initiated constitutional measure to be
placed only on a general election ballot
and, if approved by the voters, be sub—
mitted to the subsequent legislative as-
sembly. If the legislative assembly
approves the constitutional measure, it
becomes law. If the legislative assem-
bly does not approve the constitutional
measure, the measure must be placed
on the ballot again at the next general
election, and, if approved by the voters,
it becomes law.
The estimated fiscal impact of this
measure is'none. '
Voting “YES” means you approve
the measure as summarized above.
Voting “NO” means you reject the
measure as summarized above.
(October 8 and
Analyses of Measures
ANALYSES OF THE STATEWIDE
MEASURES
APPEARING ON THE ELECTION
BALLOT
NOVEMBER 3,
The following analyses are for the
two measures appearing on the
statewide general election ballot on No-
vember 3, This publication is re-
quired by section of the
North Dakota Century Code to enable
voters to become familiar with the effect
of proposed measures. The full text of
each measure is available on the Sec-
retary of State’s website at vote.nd.gov
or by requesting a copy from the Elec-
tions Unit, Secretary of State’s office at
ext. or from
the office of any County Auditor.
‘ Analysis of Constitutional
Measure No. 1
Constitutional Measure No. 1 was
placed on the ballot by action of the
North Dakota Legislative Assem-
bly with the passage of Senate Concur-
rent Resolution No.
Session Laws, If approved,
this constitutional measure would
amend and reenact subsections 2 and
of section 6 of Article VIII of the North
Dakota Constitution relating to the state
board of higher education.
The proposed amendments to sub-
section 2 would increase the number of
board members from eight to fifteen;
prohibit state legislators, elected state
officials, state employees, and individ-
Uals employed full time by any institu-
tion under the board's control from
serving on the board; increase the term
of appointment of board members from
four to six years with the option for reap-
pointment to a nonconsecutive second
term; and replace the chief justice of
supreme court on the board nominating
committee with the secretary of state.
The proposed amendments to subsec-
tion 6 would require the board to meet
at least annually with the head of each
institution under its control.
The estimated fiscal impact of this
measure is per biennium.
Voting “YES” means you approve
the measure as summarized above.
Voting “NO” means you reject the
measure as summarized above.
Analysis of Constitutional
Measure No. 2 ,
Constitutional Measure No. 2 was
placed on the ballot by action of the
North Dakota Legislative Assem-
bly with the passage of Senate Concur-
rent Resolution No. Anm Inn-an
Session Laws, If approved,
this constitutional measure would
amend and reenact section 9 of Article
III of the, North Dakota Constitution re-
lating to initiated constitutional amend-
ments.
The proposed amendments require
an initiated constitutional measure to be
placed only on a general election ballot
and, if approved by the voters, be sub-
mitted to the subsequent legislative as-
sembly. If the legislative assembly
approves the constitutional measure, it
becomes law. If the legislative assem-
bly does not approve the constitutional
measure, the measure must be placed
on the ballot again at the next general
election, and, if approved by the voters,
it becomes law.
The estimated fiscal impact of this
measure is none.
Voting “YES” means you approve
the measure as summarized above.
Voting “NO” means you reject the
measure as summarized above.
(October and
Meeting Notice
Annual Meeting Notice
The Golden Valley Historical Society
will hold it‘s annual meeting on Tues-
day, October 20, at pm at the
Golden Valley County Museum. 186
1st Ave SE, Beach, ND. The public is'
welcome and encouraged to attend.
We will be following social distancing
protocol.
(October
Billings County
Commission
BILLINGS COUNTY BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REGULAR MEETING
SEPTEMBER
The meeting was called to order at
AM. with Commissioners Arthaud
and-Kasian in attendance. Kessel was
absent.
Others were present during portions
'of the meeting: Major Dean Wyckoff,
Ambulance Director Kyle Michels, Am-
bulance Director Mitch Gilseth, Road
Superintendent Jeff lverson, Tax Direc-
tor Stacey Swanson, States Attorney
Pat Weir, Fire Chief Kyle Shockley,
Daphne Senn, Tim Wilhelmi.
Kasian moved to approve the min-
utes from the August 11, regular
meeting. Arthaud seconded. All voted
aye.
Tim Wilhelmi was present from Mid-
state Telephone. South of Medora
through the golf course there is erosion
of the banks of the river, they want to
move the line to west river road and get
rid of three river bores. Requesting to
go within the easement on the forest
service land. The Forest Service always
wants to push them into the ditch. The
board is ok with it as long as they stay
on the up slope and watch culverts so
they don’t erode.
Daphne Senn was present from KLJ
and gave her monthly engineers report.
One wetland monitor report due this
month. TR oilfield road has been com-
pleted. The crushers will move into the
Gerbig pit this fall. Meyer Aggregate is
currently crushing the Boltz pit. Krehlik
pit — agrisystems was low bidder — they
have no crushing experience, the board
will need to decide what to do.
Simnioniw pit — Sundre Sand and
Gravel will be completing in December.
Geotech work has been completed on
the Little Missouri River Crossing.
Daphne will get with the surveyers and
provide the plats to our office and Attor-
ney Tami Norgard. Jeremy Wood is
working on 404 permit for 121st Ave.
30th Street will be on hold until next
year. Road Superintendent Jeff lverson
stated the crews are hauling gravel in
all three districts. Northern improve-
ment completed the grinding on
Ave. HDM — engineering firm that has
bid from DOT for bridge inspections —
they will be doing them this fall. Jeff will
be looking at some curve issues on
123rd Ave. The road crews haVe com-
pleted the Gallagher salary survey.
Kasian moved to rescind last meet-
ing‘s previous approval of agrisystems
as the low bid for the gravel crushing.
They have never done a gravel crush-
ing project and have no references.
Arthaud seconded. Kasian moved to
award the bid to knife river who had
second lowest bid. Arthaud seconded.
'All voted aye.
Tax & Zoning Director Stacey
Swanson stated that the board needs
to appoint someone from the City of
Medora council to the county zoning
Golden Valley News
PUBLIC NOTICES
board. Kasian moved to appoint Mayor
Todd Corneil to the county zoning
board. Arthaud seconded. All voted aye.
She presented a letter for NP resources
stating that approving well locations
shouldn't take as long. She also went
over a letter from BLM, they are scop-
ing for their resource management
plan. We need additional time to review
the socioeconomic portion of the plan.
The BLM document listed local plans
but didn’t list Billings County plans. She
also went over the State Water Com-
mission EColi notice for theLittIe Mis-
souri River. There was a notice for
public comments, but they did not no-
tify any local landowners within the wa-
tershed. They are open to coming out
for public information session.
Fire Chief Kyle Shockley discussed
updating the tools on the Medora truck
and the new truck that will be coming to
e-tools. The total cost is The
board approved payment for this out of .
the county general fund after the grant
funds received by the fire district are
spent.
Ambulance Directors Mitch Gilseth
and Kyle Michaels gave their monthly
report. The ambulances should be here
mid October. The oldest one that is
owned by the county is worth more than
the trade in quote. They would like to
donate the ambulance to Southwest
District Health. Kasian moved to ap-
prove the donation. Arthaud seconded.
All voted aye. They are providing cpr
classes and are working on an EMR
and EMT program with the foundation.
Sheriff Pat Rummel gave ‘his
ner position. Dr. Wolf gavea recom-
mendation and Rummel will present at
the next board meeting.
Deputy Tax Zoning Director Ju-
liana Hammerstrom presented an ARW
Permit that was approved by the road
superintendent and Weed Board Offi—
cer:
Petro-Hunt, LLC — Section
98 along 6th Street SW.
The following claims were approved
for payment:
PAYEE CHECK AMOUNT
Blue Cross Blue Shield of ND. 18595
701 Meats 18596
ABC Fencing LLC ,
Advanced Business Methods Inc
18598
Advanced Collision Center Inc
All Around Tire Oil
American Insurance Center
Ameripride Linen Service
Billings County Pioneer
Billings County Rural Fire District
Billings County School District
1
Boltz, Jory L & Tonya 1,500.00
Boss Office Products
Bound Tree Medical LLC
1
Brooks Associates, C. E.
1
Burly's Roughrider Bar Steakhouse
Butler Machinery Co.
Code 4 Services, Inc.
Creative Energy
Crowell & Moring, LLP
D K Services LLC
Dakota Dirt Works
Dakota Insurance
Dickinson Public Library
5
Dickinson Ready-Mix Company
'
Dryland Enterprises
ERE Trucking LLC
Four Corners Café
Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc
George’s Tire LTD
Great Plains Directory Service
v
Helena Chemical Company
Hlebechuk Construction Inc ~
Interstate Power Systems Inc
1
J and J Operating LLC
James Oil Well Service Inc
Kasian, Michael E
Kevin’s Auto Truck Repair
KLJ Engineering LLC
Krehlik Mary Ann
Kutzler, Marilyn
Legend Auto Body
LF Grading LLC
MAC’s INC
Malkowski Trucking
Malley's Safety Supply Inc
Menards, Dickinson
Metro-Billing Service
Meyer Aggregate LLC
.00
Montana Fluid Solutions LLC '
Motorola Solutions
Myers Page Jane
ND Association of Counties
ND Association of Counties
ND Dept of Transportation
1
ND Energy Services
ND State Treasurer
NDLTAP - UGPTI
Nelson International
Newby’s Ace Hardware
Nutrien AG Solutions
Pomp’s Tire - Bismarck
Pump Systems Inc
Pyramid Communications
Quality Quick Print
RELX Inc. d/b/a LexisNexis
Romanyshyn Trucking
RPM Auto Repair
Rummel Auto Wrecking
Runnings Supply Inc
Sanford INPT Pharmacy
Sax Motor Co
Southwest Business Machines
1 1
Southwest Water Authority
1 7.1 2
Southwestern District Health
Unit
Stark County Auditor
Stein’s Inc
Temp Right Service Inc
The UPS Store
Total Safety US inc
Underground Vaults Inc
Uniform Center
Vanguard Appraisals Inc
.
Verizon Networkfleet Inc
Verizon Wireless
Vogel Law Firm
Wal-Mart Community
Wallwork Truck Center
Warne Chemical Equipment
Co
West Dakota Oil Inc
Western Choice Cooperative
Western Dakota Energy
Association
Westlie Crossroads Truck Cr.
Westlie Crossroads Truck Cr.
Fargo City Municipal Court
1
Midstate Communications
Southwest Water Authority
Harkins, Jayne M
Koon, Marilyn R
Kubik, Bogner, Ridl & Selinger
PLLP
Mosser, Douglas
Mosser, Randall
Southwest Multi-County Correc Ion
Ctr
System "
Belfield Automotive Supply Inc
..l__— I.
CenturyLink
Directv
Discovery Benefits
Information Technology Dept
Medora, City of
Reservation Telephone
Roughrider Electric Coop Inc
Verizon Wireless
Visa
Visa
ND Public Employee Retire
System
ND Public Employee Retire
System
ND Public Employee Retire
System
ND Public Employee Retire
System
A.F.L.A.C.
Discovery Benefits
NDFOP State Lodge Treasurer
Prudential Service Center
State Dispersment Unit
The board approved the revenue
vouchers for the month of August:
Recorder Zoning
Court Sheriff EMS
Revenues for materials and/or serv-
ices rendered in August: Kasey
Malkowski Fryburg Rail Sys-
tem WEED SPRAYING:
Kevin Kessel Dave Urlacher
Steve Hartman David
Reis Curtis Talkington
Andy Prociw Sandy Baertsch
Don Schmeling Terry
Tachenko Tom Hlebechuk
Revenues for the month of August:
Sheriff permits, Highway Dis—
tribution Oil Gas Produc-
tion Tax Royalties
Unorganized Oil Gas
Production Tax Interest
Cash Bar Permits
Federal PILT Township
Distribution State Aid Dis-
tribution
Payroll in the following amounts
was approved for August: General Fund
Road and Bridge Fund
Weed Fund
With there being no further busi-
ness, the meeting ended at :30 AM.
James Arthaud, Chairman
Attest: Marcia Lamb, Auditor/Trea-
surer
BILLINGS COUNTY BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SPECIAL MEETING —
SEPTEMBER 18,
The meeting was called to order at
AM. with Commissioners Arthaud,
Kessel and Kasian in attendance by
teleconference. The meeting was held
open to the public in the Billings County
Commission room by speakerphone.
The board reviewed the ND Public
Health Insurance Trust with Auditor
Marcia Lamb and discussed Sanford
Health Plan through NDPERS and the
benefits of joining the trust. Kessel
moved to approve termination of ND-
PERS Health Plan and joining the ND
Public Health Insurance Trust. Kasian
seconded. All voted aye. Commissioner
Kessel asked a question regarding the.
article in the Bismarck Tribune regard-
ing the Little Missouri River Crossing,
but as this is a special meeting, this
could not be discussed and Arthaud in-
formed him to contact the Auditor after
the meeting.
This was the only agenda item for
the special meeting. The meeting ad-
journed at
James Arthaud, Chairman
Attest: Marcia Lamb, Auditor/Trea-
surer
(October
Belfield Public School
REGULAR MEETING, SCHOOL
BOARD,
BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT
September 10,
School Library
The meeting was called to order by
Board President Dan Obrigewitch at
PM. .
Present: Board Members Keith
Buckman, Curt Buckman via phone.
Supt. Kurle, HS Prin. Meier, Elementary
Prin. Olson and Bus. Mgr. Anna Ross.
Absent: Terry Johnson and Wesley
Krebs.
M/S K. Buckman/C. Buckman to ap-
prove the August 13, regular
board meeting minutes as presented.
Motion carried unanimously.
M/S C. Buckman/K. Buckman to ap-
prove the agenda. Motion carried unan-
imously.
The Elementary Principal Report:’
1. Current Enrollment for - 21:
124 Students K 6 (DL Distance
Learning 9 students)
K- 19: 1 DL, 1st- DL,
DL, 3rd 22: 2 DL, 4th 5th 22:
1DL, 6th 15: 2 DL, PK - 20
Schedules are being tweaked.
3. Distance learning.
4. NWEA, Star Reading & Math test-
mg.
Changing Program dates in Sep-
tember for 5th & 6th graders & parents.
Upcoming events: Professional
Development, UAP Training, CPR/1 st
,. Aid, Parent-Teacher Conferences Oc—
tober 1,
The Secondary Principal Report: .
1. Current Enrollment for - 21 :
113 Students 7 12
7th- 12, 8th- DL, 10th
12th 17 Includes For-
eign exchange students
2. Homecoming- No dance and no
pep rally.
Business Manager Report:
The Business Manager presented
the financial reports for August
Supt. Report:
CTS Update— Working on unit
ventilators
2. SEH Update Survey crew com-
ing to get site topography info
a men». has extended SFSP
through Dec. 31 All students receive
free breakfast lunch. State is con-
cerned how this will affect fitle l fund-
ing.
COVID Update.
5. Pricing trimming vines on HS.
6. Explore America trip.
7. NDSBA law/new member seminar
info uploaded to Teams.
8. 4-day week- Beginning to look at
possible 4—day week for next school
ye.;.rr. Got the plan from Alexander (K-
.
Committee reports:
1. RESP- Report presented. Mr.
Kurle named President of the Govern-
ing Board of
RACTC’- Report presented.
3. WEST RIVER- No report.
4. COOP- Report presented.
Old Business: None
New Business:
Approval of Bills:
M/S K. Buckman/C. Buckman to ap-
prove payment of the bills. Motion car-
ried unanimously.
GENERAL ACCOUNT
ACME TOOLS
ACTIVITY FUND BHS
ADVANCED
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BELFIELD
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FORUM COMMUNICATIONS
COMPANY
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BUS SERVICE, INC
HLEBECHUK
CONSTRUCTION
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SALES & SERVICE
INNOVATIVE OFFICE
SOLUTIONS LLC
JAMES OILWELL
SERVICE INC
KLEIN, RACHELLE
LAKESHORE
LEARNING MATERIAL
LUTHERAN SOCIAL
SERVICES
MAYBE MARS LLC
MCDOWELL, RANDY
MEIER, SHANNON
MENARDS
MGM RURAL
SANITATION, LLC
MID-AMERICAN
RESEARCH CHEMICAL
MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES
ND CENTER FOR
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NWTIRE INC
ODIN
PIERSON, WADE
PRAXAIR
PROCIVE, STEPHEN
QUILL CORPORATION
RADIO TIME BILLING
REALLY GOOD
STUFF, LLC
RESP
RUDY'S LOCK 8 KEY
RUNNINGS SUPPLY
SCHOOL SPECIALTY
SHERWlN-WILLIAMS
SMART COMPUTER
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SOUTH HEART .
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Tax Mooting Discussion:
M/S C. BuckmanNV. Krebs to ap-
prove increasing the District Levy
Monies 12% over last year. Motion car-
ried unanimously.
Pledge of‘Securities:
M/S C. Buckman/K. Buckman to ap-
prove the Pledge of Securities. Motion
carried unanimously.
Boiler Bids:
One boiler bid was received and
opened during the meeting from City Air
in the amount of Tabled.
Next Meeting:
A Special meeting is scheduled for
September 15, at
The next regular meeting is sched-
uled for October 8th,
The meeting was adjourned at
Anna Ross,
Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch,
School Board President
SPECIAL MEETING, BELFIELD
SCHOOL BOARD,
BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT
September 15, -
SCHOOL LIBRARY
The meeting was called to order by
Board President Dan Obrigewitch at
Present: Board Members, V_ Keith
Buckman, Wesle, ,K‘rebs, and Curt
Buckmah". JSupt:l tide and Bus. Mgr.
Ross. Absent: Terry Johnson ‘
M/S K. Buckman/C. Buckman to ap-
prove the agenda. Motion carried unan-
imously.
The Boiler Bid was presented and
discussed. M/S K. Buckman/C. Buck-
man to accept the boiler bid to replace
the boiler, from City Air Mechanical in
the amount of Roll Call
Vote: C. Buckman Yes, W. Krebs —
Yes, K. Buckman - Yes, D. Obrigewitch
Yes. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting was adjourned at
Anna Ross,
Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch,
School Board President
SPECIAL MEETING, BELFIELD
SCHOOL BOARD,
BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT 3
September 22,
Zoom Meeting
The meeting was called to order by
Board Vice President Keith Buckman at
I
Present: Board Members Keith
Buckman, Wesley Krebs, and Curt
Buckman, Terry Johnson and Dan
Obrigewitch Supt. Kurle, H.S
Prin. Meier, Elem Prin. Olson and Bus.
Mgr. Ross.
M/S C. Buckman/T. Johnson to ap-
prove the agenda. Motion carried unan-
imously.
The Health and Safety Plan amend-
ments were presented and discussed.
M/S C. BuckmanNV. Krebs to accept
the proposed changes and amend the
Health and Safety Plan. Motion carried
unanimously.
Meeting was adjourned at 3:12PM.
Anna Ross,
Business Manager
Dan Obrigewitch,
School Board President
(October
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