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Page 6 October 22, 2009
Notice to Creditors
Notice to Creditors
.In the District Court of Billings
County, State of North Dakota.
In the matter of the Estate of
GertrUde Evoniuk, Deceased,
Probate No. 09 P-15
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Personal Representative of the above
estate. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are
required 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
either be presented to Roxanne
Binstock• Personal Representative of
the estate, at Melbye Law Office P.O.
Box 1136, Dickinson, North Dakota
58602-1136• or filed with the Court.
Dated this 14th day of September
2009.
Roxanne Binstock. Personal
Representative
Diane F. Melbye, Attorney for
Personal Representative
ND State Bar ID # 03680
(701) 483-1700
(October 8, 15 and 22)
Meeting Notice
Notice of Zoning Meeting
The Golden Valley Planning &
Zoning Commission wilt hold a public
hearing on Monday, October26, 2009
at 3:00 p.m. in the Commissioner's
Room of the County Courthouse. The
purpose of the hearing is to review and
make a recommendation on a request
for a variance from Mel Bosserman to
build within the 150-foot setback
allowance along 49th ST SW for the
construction of grain bins within the
NW1/4 of Section 11-137-105.
Stacey Heckaman, Zoning Director
(October 15 and 22)
Beach City Council
BEACH CITY
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED TO THE GOVERNING
BODY'S REVIEW AND REVISON
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Mayor
Losinski at 7:00 pm on October 5,
2009. Present when the meeting was
called to order was Council Tim
Marman. Perry Stockwell, Jeanne
Larson Mark Benes. PWS Dell Beach,
Public Works Kent Shaw and City
Auditor Kimberly Nunberg.
Minutes of the prewous month
meetings were read. Benes moved to
approve the minutes, second by
Marman. Motion carried unanimously.
Vouchers were reviewed for payment.
Benes moved to approve the following
vouchers, second by Marman. Motion
carried unanimously.
13016 AmeriPride 18.75
13017 Beach Centennial
Committee 240.00
13018 Beach Food Center 5.75
13019 Beach Vet Clinic 56.00
13020 Beach Volunteer
Fire Dept 25.00
13021 Boss 629.00
13022 Fallon County Fallon 1457.74
13023 Fargo Water 235.00
13024 Farm Plan 43.25
13025 Farmers Union 801.50
13026 Fisher Sand 774.90
13027 Floyd Braden 227.40
13028 G&G Garbage 1200.00
13029 GV County 6100.00
13030 GV News 80.01
13031 Industrial Towel 12.72
13032 Marman Construction 19600.00
13033 Midstate
Communication 281.04
13034 Midwest Doors 299.80
13035 ND Association of
Oil & Gas 1031.02
13036 ND Health Dept 32.00
13037 One Call Concept 23.40
13038 Prairie Fire Pottery 48.00
13039 Rohan's 93.07
Q
13040 SBM 43.50
13041 SW Water Authority 14803.48
13042 State Fire & Tornado 439.70
13043 Steve's Service 228.97
13044 Stockwell Cleaning 200.00
13045 Super 8 119.98
13046 Temp Right 285.00
13047Ver-Tech 236.03
13048 GV County Pheasants
Forever 222.17
12980-12989 & 12998-13011 City
Employees 14979.40
12990 ND Child Support100.00
12991 NDPERS 100.00
12992 City of Beach 96.40
12993 AIItel 132.45
12994 Kim Nunberg 276.60
12995 Blue Cross Blue
Shield 340.00
12996 Blue Cross Blue
Shield 3565.10
12997 USPS 164.30
13012ND Child Support 100.00
13013 NDPERS 100.00
13014 First State Bank
of Golva 2879.40
13015 NDPERS 988.17
PWS Beach reported on water
meter maintenance, water main
repairs and street repairs.
Nunberg reported on the North
Dakota League of Cities Convention.
A Public Hearing was held at 7:30 pm
on the Preliminary Budget for 2010.
No public comment was given.
Marman moved to approve the Budget
for the Year Ending 2010, second by
Larson. Motion carried unanimously.
Nunberg reviewed Renaissance Zone
Project 14-Bea. Larson moved to
approve Project 14-Bea, second by
Marman. Motion carried unanimously.
Correspondence was 'read from the
ND Department of Health regarding
Stage 2 Disinfectants and Byproduct
Rule Current Status of Compliance
Monitoring Plan. A request for funding
from Golden Valley County Pheasants
Forever was read. Stockwell moved to
donate $222.17 from the Community
Enhancement Fund, second by
Marman. Stockwell-yes. Larson-yes,
Benes-yes. Marman-no. Motion car-
ried. An Application for Property Tax
Exemption for Improvement to
Commercial anc~ Residential Buildings
was reviewed. Benes moved to
approve the application, second by
Marman Motion carried unanimously.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Benes moved to adjourn, sec-
ond by Stockwell. Motion carried
unanimously. Meeting adjourned at
7:35 p.m.
ATTEST: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
(October 22)
Beach School
PROCEEDS OF THE
REGULAR MEETING
OF THE BEACH BOARD
OF EDUCATION
September 9, 2009, 7:00 p.m.,
Present: Bob Makelky, Mau'rice
Hardy, Barry Schafer, Kim Nunberg,
Misty Farnstrom Larry Hetvik, Brandt
Gaugler, Dave Wegner, Judy
Lonnberg.
Absent: Mark Egan.
Visitors: Jill Tescher, Karen Maus.
President Makelky called the meet-
mg to order at 7:00 p.m. Makelky rec-
ognized visitors.
Farnstrom presented August 12,
2009 regular meeting minutes.
Discussion.
Motion by Hardy, second by
Schafer to approve minutes. Motion
carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented general fund
bills. Discussion. Motion by Nunberg,
second by Hardy to approve bills.
Motion carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented activity fund
bills. Motion by Schafer, second by
Nunberg to approve bills. Motion car-
ries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented food service
bills. Motion by Hardy, second by
Nunberg to approve bills. Motion car-
ries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented manual gen-
eral fund bills. Motion by Nunberg,
second by Schafer to approve bills.
Motion carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented August regu-
lar payroll. Motion by Schafer, second
by Hardy to approve payroll. Motion
carries unanimously.
General Fund 128.009.62
• Activity Fund 989.99
Food Service 6,914.23
Manual General Fund10,573.64
August Regular Payroll 52,715.79
Total t99,293.27
35471 ABM 12,722.75
35472 Acme Electric
Companies 59.99
35473 Alltel 45.00
35474 AMC Sales Inc. 276.72
35475 Atlas Pen & Pencil Corp 42.75
35476 Lisa Baertsch 15.40
35477 Barbs Upholstery &
Refinishing 1,086.50
35478 Beach Co-op
Grain Company 36.75
35479 Beach Food Center 307.20
35480 Michael Bingeman 530.35
35481 Boss Office Products 5,362.02
35482 Charlene Bostyan 78.50
35483 B's Catering 1,4800.00
3"5484Cenex Fleet Fueling 96.31
35485 City Air Mechanical Inc.815.90
35486 City of Beach 2,786.46
35487 Classroom Direct 310.76
35488 Cole Papers 2,868.18
35489 Corporate Card 268.24
35490 Dakota Dust-Tex81.20
35491 Dakota Water
Treatment 552.00
35492 Dakota Winds
Construction 300.00
35493 Farmers Union
Oil Company 408.82
35494 Brandt Gaugler 176.00
35495 Gerrells Sports Center 453.14
35496 Golden Valley News 206;64
35497 Houghton Mifflin Co 568.02
35498 Information Technology
Dept. 284.00
35499 Interstate Music347.39
35500 Jacobsen Music 80.75
35501 JP Steel 696.00
35502 Master Teacher 656.30
35503 Mid-American
Research Chemical 219.42
35504 Midnight Express550.00
35505 Midstate Communications
Inc. 543.38
35506 NAPA 188.98
35507 NASCO 727.61
35508 NASSP/NASC 95.00
35509 NASSP/NHS/NJHS 81.00
35510 National Geographic Bee70.00
35511 ND Council of
Educational Leaders1,009.00
35512 ND Department
of Public Instruction 45.00
35513 ND FFA Association 738.00
35514 Neutron Industries Inc. 168.78
35515 Ordahl Construction 615.00
35516 Oriental Trading
Co. nc. 124.20
35517 Pearson Education 4,526.42
35518 Prairie Lumber
Company 1,609.59
35519 PRAXAIR 1.393.41
35520 Queen City Candy
& Supply 182.00 "
35521 Ramkota Hotel 249.00
35522 Really Good Stuff 80.38
35523 Red Rock Sporting
Goods 652.05
35524 Rohan's Hardware 822.38
35525 Runnings 359.92
35526 S & R Interiors 15,383.71
35527 School Specialty 3.032.07
35528 SEARS 158.79
35529 Siboney Learning
Group 8,355.00
35530 Gene Skoglund 57.70
35531 Steffan's Saw & Bike 325.38
35532 Steps to Literacy 79.08
35533 Steve's Service699.05
35534 Teacher Direct 245.87
35535 Teacher's Discovery 127.38
35536 Thiel Brothers
Roofing Inc. 36.253.41
35537 Thomas and Marlys
Updike 50.00
35538 Tamara Ventsch-Wegner14.58
35539 WALMART 557.36
35540 Weekly Reader 180.48
35541 West River
Student Services 3,672.50
35542 Workforce Safety
& Insurance 8,594.99
35543 You Can Do The Cube 54.98
35544 Zaner Bloser 1,206.73
Checking Account Total: .128,099.62
2490 Coca Cola
Bottling Company 179.10
2491 District 8 FFA/AG
Education 55.00
2492 Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Company 351.48
2493 Queen City Candy.
& Supply 339.83
2494 Maria Ross 36.16
2495 US Food Service/GFG 28.42
Checking Account Total: 989.99
6716 Avera Pace 360.00
6717 Beach Food Center 38.60
6718 Bernard Food
Industries Inc. 274.14
6719 DPI'Food Distribution 223.42
6720 Lunch Byte Systems Inc.420.00
6721 Linda Schmidt 176.00
6722 Sandra
Seward 101.78
6723 US Food Service/GFG4.628.63
6724 Valley Dairy 691.66
Checking Account Total: 6, 914.23
7518 RESP 500.00
7519 McDonald Asphalt
Paving 7,200.00
7520 Career & Technical
Education Dept. 191.50
7521 USPS Postmaster 185.00
7523 USPS Postmaster 91.64
7524 Lecture Management
Inc. 2.000.00
7525 Carlen Thorson 119.50
7526 Mark Sandman 71.50
7527 Randy Fournier 71.50
7528 Troy Kessel 71.50
7529 Michael Peters
71.50
Checking Account Total: 10,573.64
Makelky called for approval of
agenda. .Motion by Schafer, second
by Nunberg to approve agenda.
Motion carries unanimously.
Helvik presented correspondence.
• Thank you from the Richard
Knopp Sr. family for the plants.
• Thank you from the Beach
Education Association for the dinners
provided for the two staff inservice
days.
Helvik presented public participa-
tion.
• Letter from Mike Zier was read
regarding teachers having to find their
own substitutes. This issue has been
resolved and therefore no public par-
ticipation will be necessary.
Discussion.
Helvik presented personnel.
• Contracts for Kelly Peterson as
junior high girl's volleyball coach.
Carla Steffen as co-junior class
advisor, Lisa Baertsch as co-junior
class advisor and Gene Skogiund as
head cross country coach were pre-
sented.
Discussion. Motion by Schafer,
second by Nunberg to approve con-
tracts.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
Discussion. Interest in cheerleading
and a cheerleading advisor was dis-
cussed. Gaugler indicated there has
not been an interest in cheerleading
this year. Discussion.
• Two teachers have made lane
changes by receiving additional edu-
cation over the past school year and
summer. Discussion.
• Misty Farnstrom will be entitled to
maternity leave in the future.
Options for assistance in the busi-
ness office were discussed.
Helvik presented the ARRA
Education Stabilization Funding
Application.
Discussion. Motion by Hardy, sec-
ond by Nunberg to approve applica-
tion.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
Helvik presented mill levy options
for the 2009-2010 school year.
Increasing the mill levy may pro-
vide additional funding options for the
district. Discussion.
Board self evaluation was distrib-
uted and reviewed. Discussion.
Hetvik presented policy.
• Policy IEAE-School Bus Idling
was reviewed. Discussion. Grant for
purchasing a school bus was dis-
cussed. Motion by Hardy, second by
Schafer to approve policy IEAE-
School Bus Idling as an administrative
policy.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
• The project of reviewing the
Beach School District Policy Manual
for updates, changes, removals and
additions was discussed.
Farnstrom presented business
manager report.
• The maintenance contracts on the
two library copiers have not been
renewed. A quote from Advanced
Business Methods was reviewed for
future options. Discussion.
Lonnberg presented day treatment
report.
Wegner presented elementary prin-
cipal report.
Gaugler presented high school
principal report.
• Organizations that will be operat-
ing the concession stand this year
were discussed.
• Activity bus driver wages were
discussed. Motion by Schafer, second
by Hardy to approve raising wages
from .24¢ to .25¢ per mile, from $9.25
to $9.75 per hour down time, and from
$25 to $30 for washing the bus.
Discussion. Hardy retracted his
second and Schafer retracted his
motion.
Decision will be tabled until next
0PP°It1UIIIIY"
yi lU REAl JOBs & INTERNSHIPs.
month
Helvik presented superintendent
report.
Next regular meeting will be
Wednesday October 14. 2009 at 6:00
p.m. Makelky called for a motion to
adjourn. Motion by Hardy, second by
Schafer to adjourn. Maketky
adjourned at 8"08 p .m.
Bob Makelky, President
Attest: Misty Farnstrom, Business
Manager
(October 22)
Belfield Public School
REGULAR MEETING,
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BELFIELD PUBLIC
SCHOOL DISTRICT #13
SEPTEMBER 19, 2009
SCHOOL LIBRARY
The meeting was called to order by
board president Procive at 7:00 p.m
Present: Tim Eberts. Anthony
Krebs Edward Procive, .Supt.
Remington, Bus. Mgr. Berger, Elem
Prin. Lorge.
M/S Ebert/Krebs to approve the
minutes of the August 13, 2009, school
board meeting. Motion carried unam-
mously.
M/S Krebs/Ebert to approve the
agenda with addition of football coop.
Motion carried unanimously.
Elem. Prin Lorge presented the
Elementary Parent/Student
Handbook. M/S Krebs/Ebert to
approve the 2009-10 Elementary
Parent/Student Handbook. Motion
carried unanimously.
The business manager presented
the financial reports for July. She
noted the dates for convention and
asked board members to let her know
if they plan on attending.
23390,ACADEMIC
INDUSTRIES MATHTOOLS, INC,79.2
23391,ACTIVITY FUND BHS, 46.64
23392,ALTERNATIVE
SANITATION. 250
23393,AT & T, 252.74
23394,BADLANDS DIESEL
SERVICE INC, 67
23395.BELFIELD
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, 63.77
23396.BISMARCK
TRIBUNE, THE, 21.6
23397,BORDER STATES
INDUSTRIES INC., 103.74
23398,BUCKMAN, KARLA, 45.6
23399,CALLOWAY
HOUSE INC, 147.94
23400,CASS CLAY
CREAMERY. INC, 274.6
23401 ,CENGAGE LEARNING,950.72
23402,CITY OF BELFIELD. 630.37
23403,
CLASSROOMDIRECT.COM, 425.42
23404.DAN'S SUPERMARKET, 10.25
23405.DEPT. OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION. 465
23406,DICKINSON
NEWSPAPERS INC., 166.36
23407,DISCOVERY"
EDUCATION, 950
23408,DORVAL, PAULETTE, 229.5
EQUIPMENT SALES, INC, 147.5
23444. SOUTHWEST
BUSINESS MACHINES, 315.24
23445,SUPREME SCHOOL
SUPPLIES, 213.84
23446,TEMPRIGHT
SERVICE INC, 749.71
23447,TOM'S SERVICE
STATION, 75.7
23448, U PSTART, 44.88
23449. US
FOODSERVICE, inc, 3948.66
23450, US POSTAL SERVICE 536.6
23451 ,VANDERESCH, IVAN, 350
23452, VIKING GLASS OF ND, 540.2
23453,WEST RIVER
STUDENT SERVICES, 2751
23454,WESTERN FIRE &
SAFETY INC. 223
23455,WSI, 1092
23515 HUTZENBILER,
KENNETH, 3145.91
23516,OBRIGEWlTCH.
TAMMY. 2782.18
23517.DEPT. OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION. 58.35
23518, HARTFORD STEAM
BOILER INS CO. 906.67
23519,J&L CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION tNC, 13050
23520,JOURNEYED, 6525
23521 INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY DEPT, 432.5
23523,CAPITAL ONE, 200.13
23524, ESP COMPUTERS
& SOFTWARE. 1634
23527. ND COUNCIL OF
SCHOOL ATTORNEYS, 180
23528,NDPERS, 1026.62
23529,NDSBA, 500
23531 POSTMASTER,76.04 .
23532,QWEST, 58.8
23533,WAL-MART
STORE #1567, 480.94
STUDENT ACTIVITY CHECKS
5635,PETERS, MICHAEL, 65.5
5636,UTTECH, ARWlN, 65.5
5637,QUINTUS, TERRY, 83.5
5638,SKABO, LEE, 65.5
5639,BOWMAN COUNTY
SCHOOL #1, 100
5640,CENTER/STANTON
HIGH SCHOOL. 125
5641 ,KILLDEER
PUBLIC SCHOOL, 125
5642,MOSER, FERNAND. 42
5643,JUST, BRADLEY, 24
5644,MYRAN, GREG, 24
5645,BRENNAN, TESS, 20
5646,COACHES CHOICES 261
5647,COCA-COLA BOTTLING,892.86
5648,DORVAL. PAULETTE, 96
5649.EDUCATORS
OUTLET INC. 46.99
5650,FISHER ATHLETIC
EQUIPMENT INC, 1183.06
5651 ,GEIGER, ALAN, 68.85
5652,GERRELLS AND
COMPANY. 981.64
5653,HOLGARD. RICHARD, 65.5
5654,JUST, BRADLEy 65.5
5655,KESSEL, JADE, 117.82
5656.LOGO MAGIC, 700
5657,MYRAN, GREG, 65.5
5658.ND FFA. 2080
5659,ND HS ACTIVlTES
ASSOCIATION, 28
5660,ORIENTAL TRADING
CO INC, 333.73
coaching applicants have been inter-
viewed with one more interview sched-
uled. He asked the board to set grad-
uation. M/S Krebs/Ebert to set gradu-
ation for May 22, 2010. 2:00 P.M.
Motion camed unanimously
Procive gave a report on the
RACTE and REAP meetings.
M/S Ebert/Krebs to approve the
bills. Motion carried unanimously.
"Second reading and approval of
School District Policy DAFDA amend-
ment. M/S Krebs/Ebert to approve the
second reading and approval of Policy
DAFDA to change sub pay to $95.00
per day.. Motion carried unanimous-
ly.
Discussion was held on coaches'
travel. It was consensus of the board
to allow a $250 stipend per sport to be
split by the decision on the athletic
director among coaches for travel.
It is the consensus of the board that
the superintendent to research and
purchase a cover for the gym floor.
Activity bus driver pay was dis-
cussed. M/S Krebs/Ebert to increase
activity bus driver pay to $50 plus $.55
per mile over $100. with a minimum of
$50 plus a $10 waiting time stipend.
Coaches are not paid for waiting time.
This excludes driving to and from prac-
tices. Motion carried Unanimously.
Roof repair proposals were dis-
cussed. Decision was postponed at
this time ;due to a need for more infor-
mation. A special meeting will be
called to make this decision.
Football coop with New England
School was discussed. The superin-
tendent will visit with New Engtand
School's administration to see if they
are interested in cooping with the
Heart River football coop.
Meeting adjourned at 8:05
Alice Berger, Business Manager
Edward Procive, School Board
President
(October 22)
Belfield Public School
SPECIAL ME~ETING,
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BELFIELD PUBLIC
SCHOOL DISTRICT #13
September 16, 2009
Supt. Office
A special meeting of the Belfield
School Board was called to order by
board president Ed Procive on
September 16, 2009 at 6:30 P.M.
Board members present:
Buckman, Procive, Kadrmas, Krebs,
and Supt. Remington.
The purpose of the meeting is to
approve a contractor to repair the roof
damaged by hail.
M/S Kadrmas/Krebs to approve
Insulation Supply Co. proposal to
repair the roof damaged by hail.
Motion carried unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned the
meeting at 6:45 P.M.
Darrel A Remington, Supt.
Edward Procive, Board President
(October 22)
23409,ESP COMPUTERS & 5661,PEPSI COLA
SOFTWARE, 1401.15 BOTTLING, 203.16Meeting Notice
23410~FARMERS UNION OIL,279.41 ~ ~o pnnl CRAIn ...... 79 9
23411 ,FIRST NATIONAL 906.67 5663,RIDD.ELL/ALL ZONING MEETING NOTICE
INSURANCE. AMERCAN SPORTS CORP, 304.69
23412,FORT UNION SUPPLY
& TRADING CO, 255.64
23413,GEIGER, ALAN, 635.3
23414,GOLDEN
VALLEY NEWS, 425.2
23415,GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING, 15.97
23416,GREAT PLAINS
CLINIC PC, 108
234t 7.HAAN CRAFTS. 96
23418,HAL-LEONARD
CORPORATION, 165
23419,HLEBECHUK
CONSTRUCTION, 16242.5
23420,HM RECEIVABLES
CO LLC, 137.99
23421 .INTERSTATE BRANDS 50.25
23422,JACOBSEN
MUSIC INC, 1292.9
23423,JW PEPPER & SON INC,79.8
23424,K MART, 43.93
23425,KEVIN'S AUTO &
TRUCK' REPAIR. 274.88
23426,LAMPRECHT.
JEFFREY. 121.88
23427,LEARNING ZONE. 423.02
23428,LIBRARY VIDEO CO, 137.36
23429,MCGRAW-HILL, 116.5
23430,MENARDS. 72.81
23431 ,MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES. 2036.58
23432,NASCO, 424.84
23433.ND COUNCIL OF
EDUCATIONAL LEAD, 180
23434,NEWBY'S ACE
HARDWARE, 539.51
23435,PEARSON
EDUCATION, 351.75
23436,QUILL
CORPORATION, 2102.71
23437.REALLY GOOD STUFF, 60.66
23438,REMINGTON, DARREL. 374
23439,RUNNINGS
SUPPLY INC. 264.91
23440,SCHAIBLE,
TIMOTHY O, 1073.08
23441 ,SCHOOL
SPECIALTY INC, 44.38
23442.SH ERWIN-WILLIAMS, 111.52
23443,SHIFFLER
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5664.SPORTDECALS, 114.98
5665,SULLIVAN DOUG, 83.5
5666,SURESIGN, 140
5667,TRAINING ROOM, 519.9
5668,SCHANK, KARLA,1 25
5669,MOODY, KAY, 107
5670,ABRAHAMSON, JARL, 64
5671 ,ABRAHAMSON, JOHN, 37
5672,FISHER, TODD, 60
5673,S~HWlNDT, KEITH, 42
5674.PETERS. MICHAEL, 42
5675,FRIDLEY, FRED, 100
5676,ND HS ACTIVITES
ASSOCIATION, 100
5677,RtCHARDTON-
TAYLOR SCHOOL, 120
5678,STECKLER, JONAS, 125
5679,WILLIAMS, MICHEAL, 125
5680.YANKEE CANDLE
FUNDRAISING, 26.78
5681 ,ANDERSON. KIM, 65.5
5682.DIX. TYRONE, 109.5
5683,JUST, BRADLEY, 131.5
5684,KESSEL, TROY, 66
5685,MOSER, FERNAND 65.5
5686,MYRAN, GREG, 66
5687,SABE, JUDY, 24.5
5688,SKABO, LEE, 83.5
5689.SULLIVAN DOUG, 84
5690,THORSON. CARLEN, 65.5
5691,WELDER, SCOTI, 37
5692,COSMOS, 127.4
5693, R IC H A RDTO N-TAYLO R
SCHOOL, 120
5694,ABRAHAMSON, JOHN, 107
5695,WALBY, JACQUELINE, 125
5696,ABRAHAMSON, JOHN, 55.5
5697,ABRAHAMSON, JARL, 82.5
5698,KESSEL, RICHARD, 55.5
5699.WANNER. DANA, 37
5700,WELDER, SCOTI, 37
5701 ,OLD TYME MEAT SHOP, 69.96
Supt. Remington noted Viking
Glass has weather stripped the out-
side doors and that 2 boys basketball
ABBREVIATED
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TOADOPT, AMEND
AND REPEAL
ADM INI I'RATIVE RLILES
'.',ill ~¢~ld a ~ubli¢; h,t~ing ~ at~ltet~
pr~.d ¢~anue~ tcrhe:. ND.
~vJnirr. Cade.
Comfort Inn
1030 E. Intersf t Ave,
Bltmarck, ND
Thurs,, Nov, 19, 2009
9.'{K) a.m,
Time: 2:00 PM
Date: Monday, November 2nd,
2009
Place:Billings County
Commissioners Rm, Billings County
Courthouse,
Medora.
Purpose: E. Klym/D.
Polanchek
Update progress on a 7.57 Acre
Tract in the NWl/4 23-140-100
Purpose: Allan & Lori Marx
Rezone/Variance 1acre tract in 14-
143-99 from ag to residential Move
Modular Home onto site
Purpose: Karen Putnam-
New Construction of a Single Garage
34-140-102
Purpose: Lyle Burchill - New
Construction of a Pole Barn
6-139-102
Purpose: Discussion of New
Zoning Ordinances, Draft 1
*Available for review at the Tax
Director's Office, Billings County
Dated at Medora this 15th day of
October, 2009 by order of the Billings
County CommissiOn.
Joan Jurgens
Billings County Auditor/Treasurer,
(October 22 and 29)
Call
872-3755 with a
story idea today!
AMENDED NOTICE
OF INTENT TO ADOPT
ADMINISTRATIVE RULE
relating to Water Quality Standards.
Please take notice that the
North Dakota
Department of
Health
has extended the penod for submitting
public comment until November 6, 2009,
on the proposed adoption of a rule to
the Staodards of Quality for Waters of
the State, N.D. Admin. Code ch. 33-16-
02.1. The rule will change the maximum
level of sulfate from 450 to 750
milligrams per liter in the segment of the
Sheyenne River that runs from its
headwaters to 0.1 mile downstream of
the Baldhill Dam, including Lake
Ashtabula.
A copy of the proposed rule is available
on the department's website at
www.ndhealth.gov or a copy may be
obtained by calling the department at
(701) 328-5210. Written comments may
be submitted to ND Dept. of Health, 918
E. Divide Ave., Bismarck, ND 58501-
1947.
Dated this 13th day of Oct. 2009.
L. David Glatt
Environmental Chief