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Page 4 Golden Valley News October 24, 2013
Legal
Notices
City of Beach
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
A Public Hearing will be held on No-
vember 18, 2013 at 7:30 pm for com-
ment on a Petition to Vacate an Alley
received from Dickinson Ready Mix.
The alley is located at the south side of
4th Street North, between 4th Avenue
East and 5th Avenue East, Beach, ND
for the reason of consolidating the work
area and security of the work area.
(October 17, 24, 31 & November 7)
Notice
Golden Valley County
Zoning Hearing Notice
Our next meeting is scheduled for
Monday, October 28, at 3:00 p.m. in the
Commissioner's Room at the court-
house.
We will hold a public hearing on the
following agenda items;
- Crew Housing Camp establish-
ment with an expired permit (10-5-2013
expiration date) at SEl/4 Sec 18-140-
105 belonging to Weinreis Brothers
- Noll Construction, request a condi-
tional use permit for Sec. 2-140-105 to
establish a scoria pit
- Velocitel INC 01B10 AT & T mobil-
ity two building permits, two conditional
use permits with two road approach
permits
- Lots 1,2,3,4,7,8,9,10 & SE 1A Sec 4
140-103 parcel #
01704500 420'
Guyed Tower 11 x 24 shed
- SEl/4 Sec 12-13-106 parcel #
00792500 420' Guyed Tower 11 x 24
shed
- NORDAK, Conditional use permit
to place 2 RVs on a construction site.
Lots 1 & 2 Block 2 Original town site
Sentinel Butte.
(October 17 and 24)
Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
STARK COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH
DAKOTA
17-2013-PR-00040
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOSEPH P. BOSTYAN, also known as
JOSEPH PAUL BOSTYANCIC, De-
ceased
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 publi-
cation of this notice or said claims will
be forever barred. Claims must either
be presented to Vicki Braden, Personal
Representative of the estate, at 137
First Avenue West, Dickinson, North
Dakota, or filed with the Court.
Dated this 10th day of October,
2013.
/sNicki Braden
Personal Representative
Michael J. Maus
MAUS & NORDSVEN, P. C.
137 First Avenue West
P. O. Box 570
Dickinson, ND 58602-0570
701-483-4500
maus@ndsupernet.com
Attorneys for Personal Representa-
tive
(October 17, 24 and 31)
Notice
SUMMONS AND NOTICE TO
DEFENDANTS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
BILLINGS COUNTY
Cause No. 04-2013-CV-00016
Sherry Taylor,
Plaintiff,
VS.
Dr. Hardy Cook, Frances Lucille
Cook, Juanita Harrison, Clifton D. Har-
rison, Eddie Lee Hill, Bobby Gene Hill,
and all other persons unknown claiming
any estate or interest in, or lien or en-
cumbrance upon, the property de-
scribed in this complaint,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS AND TO ALL OTHER PER-
SONS UNKOWN, GREETINGS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to appear and defend
against the Complaint in this action,
which is herewith served upon you and
filed with the Clerk of this Court, by
serving upon the undersigned an An-
swer or other proper response within
twenty-one (21) days after the service
of this Summons upon you, exclusiv of
the day of service. If you fail to do so,
judgement by default will be taken
against you for the relief demanded in
the Complaint.
NETZER LAW OFFICE, P.C.
Attorney for Plaintiff
1060 S. Central P/e., Ste. 2
Sidney, Montaoa 59270
/s/Donald L./Netzer, ND Bar No.
05606 /
NOTICE
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
the above-entitled action is brought to
quiet the mineral estate to Plaintiff for
the following mineral interests located
within Billings County, State of North
Dakota, and particularly described as
follows:
Township 143 North, Range 99
West, 5th P.M.
Section 21 : All, Less 7.18 acres to
the State of North Dakota fro a road.
An undivided 1/4 of 1/8 interest orig-
inally acquired by Dr. Hardy Cook in the
above-noted property.
Dated this 3rd day of October, 2013.
NETZER LAW OFFICE, P.C.
Attorney for Plaintiff
1060 S. Central Ave., Ste. 2
Sidney, Montana 59270
/s/Donald L. Netzer, ND Bar No.
05606
(406) 433-5511
(406) 433-5513 (fax)
(October 17, 24 and 31)
Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY, STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA
Case No. 17-2013-PR-00037
In the Matter of the Estate of Albert
Richard Weidner, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Herman Weidner 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 publi-
cation of this notice or said claims will
be forever barred. Claims must be pre-
sented to Herman Weidner, personal
representatives of the estate, at 623
2nd Avenue SE, Dickinson, ND 58601,
or filed with the Court.
Dated this 24th day of September,
2013
/s/Robert A. Keogh
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive
P.O. Box 1202
141 3rd St. West
Dickinson, ND 58602-1202
(October 24, 31 end November 1)
Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
BILLINGS COUNTY, STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA
Probate No. 04-2013-PR-00042
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF DONALD W. STEVENS, DE-
CEASED
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 publi-
cation of this notice or said claims will
be forever barred. Claims must be ei-
ther presented to Jason W. Stevens,
Personal Representative of the Estate
of Donald W. Stevens, at $89 W32575
Frosty Meadow Lane, Mukwonago, WI
53149, or filed with the District Court.
Dated this 9th day of October, 2013.
/s/Jason W. Stevens, Personal Rep-
resentative
S89 W32575 Frost Meadow Lane
Mukwonago, WI 53149
Kristin Bjella How
CROWLEY FLECK PLLP
45 Discovery Drive, P.O. Box 10969
Bozeman, MT 59719-0969
(406) 522-4570
ND Bar #06840
Attorneys for Personal Representa-
tive
(October 24, 31 and November 1)
Notice
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Billings County Commission will
hold a public hearing on Tuesday, No-
vember 5, 2013 at 10:00 am in the
Commissioner's Room at the county
courthouse, Medora, ND to consider
the approval or denial of the following
amendments to the Billings County
Zoning Resolution No. 1:
6.15 Supplemental Design Stan-
dards for zoning permits
5.1.3 Lot Area and Yard Require-
ments - Agricultural District
5.2.3 Lot Area and Yard Require-
ments - Residential District
5.2.4 Lot Area and Yard Require-
ments - Residential Major Subdivisions
5.3.3 Lot Area and Yard Require-
ments - Recreational District
5.4.2 Lot Area and Yard Require-
ments - Commercial District
5.5.5 Lot Area and Yard Require-
ments - Industrial District
2.3(36.1 ) Definition, Dwelling,
Recreational, i.e. cabins
5.1.2(r) Conditionally Permitted
Uses - Agricultural District for cabins
The proposed amendments and
public hearing are subject to the rec-
ommendation by the Planning & Zoning
Commission hearing held on Thursday,
October 17, 2013.
A copy of the proposed amendment
is available for review on the Billings
County website at www.billingscoun-
tynd.gov or during regular office hours
at the Billings County Courthouse.
Dated at Medora this 18th day of
October, 2013.
Stacey Swanson
Zoning Dr"to r
(tober 24 and 31)
Billi.gs County
School District
BILLINGS COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT #1
Unofficial Minutes of Regular
Meeting
October 8, 2013
The regular meeting of the Billings
County School Board was called to
order by Stacey Kessel at 5:35 PM MT,
Tuesday, October 8, 2013, at the De-
Mores School with members Lynn
Arthaud, Darren Baranko (joined the
meeting at 6:15 p.m.), Stacey Kessel,
Julie Reis, and Principal Soehren pres-
ent. Also present for el! or portions of
the meeting were Sara Eberts, Erin
Pennington, Kellie Kraiter, Marjorie
Jensen, Jennifer Sitter, Kathy Johnson,
and Ellie Papineau.
Arthaud moved, Rais seconded, to
approve the consent agenda, which in-
cluded the minutes of the September 9,
September 17, September 25, and
September 30 meetings, the attached
check list, and the addition of one item
to the agenda. The motion carried
unanimously.
16051-16077 Payroll and Payroll
Vendor WH Checks $50,012.56
EFT Payroll Direct
Deposits and EFTs $78,618.24
16078 ALTERNATIVE
SANITATION $260.00
16079 BLUE CROSS
BLUE SHIELD $1,406.82
16080 BORDER STATES $192.28
16081 CITY OF MEDORA $617.36
16082 DENNIS O'BRIEN $5,452.00
16083 DICKINSON PUBLIC
LIBRARY $2,031.10
16084 DOLLYWOOD
FOUNDATION $35.12
16085 DONNA BARNETT $6,602.20
16086 DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION $130.74
16087 EDUTECH $675.00
16088 ELECTRO
WATCHMAN INC $242.00
16089 GARY MEDUNA $4,484.00
16090 GEIGER'S LANDSCAPING
& SPRINKLERS $377.72
16091 THE HORACE MANN
COMPANIES $230.21
16092 IT SAVVY $14,413.08
16093 JENNIFER VETTER $25.00
16094 JESSIE BERGER $48.62
16095 JOB SERVICE ND $137.05
16096 JONATHAN
ODERMANN $167.53
16097 KARLA LARSON $25.00
16098 KARLENE CHRUSZCH $7.35
16099 KATHY MALKOWSKI$7,365.60
16100 KEMPS LLC (DBA
CASS-CLAY CREAMERY) $496.11
16101 KXDI-FM $80.00
16102 MARCO INC $221.00
16103 MARTIN'S WELDING$2,618.50
16104 MCGRAW HILL SCHOOL
PUBLISHING CO $665.91
16105 MIDSTATE
TELEPHONE CO. $352.31
16106 ND COUNCIL OF
SCHOOL ATTORNEYS $120.00
16107 ND SCHOOL
BOARDS ASS'N $840.00
16108 NDSU $18.00
16109 NITRO-GREEN $28.95
16110 OLSON'S SERVICE $5,211.80
16111 PEARSON
EDUCATION $2,314.11
16112 PETER ODERMANN$4,730.52
16113 BILLINGS COUNTY
PIONEER $329.25
16114 RDASYSTEMS INC $129.00
16115 RITA DENNING $55.60
16116 RUDY'S LOCK & KEY $50.00
16117 SCHOLASTIC BOOK
CLUB INC $39.53
16118 SW WATER
AUTHORITY $165.15
16119 TAMMY SIMNIONIW $90.40
16120 TOM'S SERVICE $756.35
16121 WAL-MART
COMMUNITY $207.24
16122 WEST RIVER
STUDENT SERVICES $2,441.1 6
16123 WEST RIVER
TEACHER CENTER $50.00
16124 BRANDY PENN $169.00
EFT JP Morgan
Credit Card $37,924.85
Kathy Johnson and Ellie Papineau
provided information to the board on
the AFLAC group policy. Arthaud
moved, Reis seconded, to approve the
addition of the AFLAC group policy as
an employee paid payroll withholding.
The motion carried unanimously.
Principal Soehren reported that De-
Mores is now in compliance with all
classroom teaching positions filled.
Reis moved, Arthaud seconded, to ap-
prove the Certificate of Compliance for
DeMores School. The motion carried
unanimously. Reis moved, Arthaud
seconded, to approve the District Com-
pliance report. The motion carried
unanimously.
Principal Soehren reported that the
gym at Prairie wi|l be used November 4
to host the Heart River fifth and sixth
grade boys basketball game on No-
vember 4 against Killdeer and junior
high girls basketball game on Novem-
ber 25 against Killdeer.
Arthaud moved, Reis seconded, to
authorize the business manager to de-
stroy, by means of shredding, the fol-
lowing records dated prior to July 1,
2008: bank statements, canceled
checks, deposit slips, paid bills, pur-
chase orders, Title Program records,
food service records, Workers,AS Com-
pensation reports, Unemployment
Compensation reports, Teacher and
public Employee Retirement reports,
Social Security reports, and federal and
state withholding tax reports. The mo-
tion carried unanimously.
Kessel reported that a RESP alter-
nate is needed. Arthaud volunteered.
Baranko arrived and proceeded to
chair the remainder of the meeting.
The following bid to furnish propane
and fuel oil to the District was reviewed:
West Dakota Oil was the only vendor
which submitted a bid. Bid was for
$1.27 per gallon for propane for the full
term of the bid with a guarantee of no
price increase for 90 days up to a year
and $3.48 per gallon (which includes
$.04 excise tax) for fuel oil for a one
time fill in October at both school loca-
tions. Arthaud moved, Kessel sec-
onded, to reject the propane bid from
West Dakota Oil and to accept the fuel
oil bid. Market rates will be explored for
the propane as it is needed.
Teachers in attendance reported
that DeMores and Prairie teachers had
met together and came up with a pro-
posal for being compensated for time
spent providing music instruction. It
was proposed that ten teachers be paid
$50 per week for the 45 minutes of prep
time lost for teaching music, retroactive
to September 3.
Kessel moved, Arthaud seconded,
to compensate teachers $30 per week
for 45 minutes of instruction retroactive
to September 3 and ending when a
music teacher is hired and to be han-
dled as an addendum to their current
contract. John Marten will be paid $75
per week for acting as lead in coordina-
tion of the music program for DeMores
School retroactive to September 11 and
ending when a music teacher is hired.
The motion carried unanimously.
The board reviewed a usage report
for the Scholastic Injury Policy for which
the District had been enrolled. Due to
limited usage, Baranko moved, Arthaud
seconded, to discontinue coverage.
The motion carried unanimously.
Principal Soehren reported on the
estimate she received from BC6
Builders for playground equipment, in-
stallation, borders, and surface material
for Prairie School. Reis moved, Kessel
seconded, to approve Option 3A at a
cost of $32,569 contingent upon pro-
curement laws allowing for this without
a need for going through biddin.g
process. The motion carried unani-
mously. Business Manager Simnioniw
wilt look into the procurement laws as
they pertain to this type of purchase.
Darren moved, Kessel seconded, to
provide wages as a para-professional
to John Marten upon receipt of a
timesheet for his hours worked for the
period of August 19, 2013, through Sep-
tember 10, 2013. The motion carried
unanimously.
Principal Soehren reported., that the.
satellite system at Prairie isn0t work-
ing out. It was the consensus of the
board to discontinue the contract for the
satellite service and re-connect the T1
line.
Business Manager Simnioniw re-
ported that Tom Hutzenbiler accepted
the position for maintenance and his
first day will be October 10, Gloria
Pflepson accepted the position as cus-
todian at Prairie and her first day will be
October 15. The interview committee
provided feedback to the board on the
interviews conducted for the cook posi-
tion at Prairie. Baranko moved, Kessel
seconded, to offer the position of cook
at Prairie to Maria Job, selection based
on past experience, with wages set at
$15 per hour. The motion carried unan-
imously.
Discussion was held on whether to
have students assist with serving lunch.
It was the consensus of the board not
to allow students to assist in the
kitchen.
Reis moved, Kessel seconded, to
change the time for regular meetings to
5:00 p.m. beginning with the November,
2013, meeting. The motion carried
unanimously.
Baranko will serve as representative
at the Belfield Public School board
meeting on October 10.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:00
p.m.
Darren Baranko, President
Tammy Simnioniw, Business Man-
ager
(October 24)
Beach City Council
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE
GOVERNING BODY'S REVIEW AND
REVISON
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Presi-
dent Walt Losinski at 7:00 pm on Octo-
ber 7, 2013. Present when the meeting
was called to order was City Council
Paul Lautenschlager, Henry Gerving,
"13m Marman, Mark Benes, Jeanne Lar-
son, Wade Walworth, City Auditor Kim-
berly Nunberg, Fire Chief Dan
Buchholz, and guests Gene Allen,
Richard Volesky, James Schneider,
Tom & Marlys Updike, Jo Kimery,
Casey Fisher, David Grice, Dell Beach,
Gene Hamilton, Pat Lynch, Tom Mar-
man, Pat Bren, Vicky Braden and Deb
Walworth.
Minutes of the previous month meet-
ings were read. Benes moved to ap-
prove the minutes with a correction,
second by Walworth. Motion carried
unanimously. Vouchers were reviewed
for payment. Gerving moved to ap-
prove the following vouchers, second
by Benes. Motion carried unanimously.
16670 Alternate Wrecker Service
650.00
16671 Beach Area
Chamber of Commerce 300.00
16672 Beach Food Center 29.89
16673 Void-
16674 Beach Vet Clinic 70.00
16675 Best Western Plus
Ramkota Hotel 592.00
16676 Bismarck Tribune 118-.00
16677 Black Mountain ........
Software 100.00
16678 Boss 472.86
16679 BW Insurance 50.00
16680 Cal Turner 715.44
16681 Dakota Dust-tex 67.80
16682 Darrel's Body Shop 292.32
16683 Dave Helsper 1146.41
16684 Ebeltoft Sickler Lawyers 150.00
16685 Estate of
Sharon M. Zinsli 11788.00
16686 Fallon County
Treasurer 3698.00
16687 Fargo Water
Equipment/DSG 1080.44
16688 Farmers Union 1035.40
16689 Floyd Braden 227.40
16690 G & G Garbage 1500.00
16692 Golden Valley News 157.34
16693 Golden Valley Extension 100.00
16694 Interstate Engineering 534.80
16695 Jackie Lindberg 45.00
16696 John Deere Financial 120.49
16697 Kadrmas,
Lee & Jackson 2334.12
16698 La Playa Mexican Restaurant
46.04
16699 Mid-American
Research Chemical 670.95
16700 Midstate
Communications 238.64
16701 Morrison Majerle
Systems Corp - 287.50
16702 NAPA 179.67
16703 NDLC 120.00
16704 ND Dept. of Health 64.00
16705 Northern
Improvement Co. 2926.91
16706 Olheiser Masonry 2900.00
16707 Olympic Sales 452.00
16708 One Call Concepts 24.20
16709 Pace Construction 5623.56
16710 Prairie Fire Pottery 180.00
16711 Prairie Lumber Co. 79.06
16712 Railroad
Management Co. 558.06
16713 Rohan's Hardware 142.42
16714 Sackman Electric 3994.74
16715 Sensus Metering Sys. 1524.60
16716 Southwest Water 14763.69
16718 Stockwell Cleaning
by Nancy S. 225.00
16719 Total Safety 95.60
16720 Verizon Wireless 183.76
16721 West Plains Inc. 278.16
16629-16637 & 16649-16667
City Employees 22008.29
16638 City of Beach 199.06
16639 Jeanne Larson 300.40
16640 Jill Schatz 19.50
16641 Kim Nunberg 429.67
16642 Wade Walworth 186.45
16643 Blue Cross Blue Shield 3559.38
16644 Blue Cross Blue Shield 454.70
16645 Nelson International 3727.35
16646 USPS 46.00
16647 Nelson International 2778.86
16648 USPS 140.56
16668 ND PERS 893.00
16669 City of Beach 90.00
-89949 Office of State Tax
Commissioner 813.99
-89948 First State
Bank of Golva 4794.43
Sheriff' Report
Sheriff Steele was not able to attend
this meeting but will be present on Oc-
tober 21 st.
Public Works Report:
Mayor Losinksi gave an update on
activities in the Public Works Depart-
ment occurring over the past two
weeks. The ad for the Public Works Su-
perintendent position will close on Oc-
tober 11th. Fire Chief Dan Buchholz
reported members of the Golf Associa-
tion started grass piles on fire at the golf
course. There were numerous com-
plaints issued due to smoke and smol-
dering of the wet grass. Merman indi-
cated the City did not grant permission
to burn at the golf course and recom-
menphektheOrdinance
which prohibits burning in city limits.
Buchholz mentioned when the wood
pile at the landfill is burned it needs to
be monitored closely by the city em-
ployees.
Auditor's Report
Nunberg reviewed her written report.
Gerving moved to approve Nunberg's
request for Jill Schatz to become a No-
tary Public and the City cover all asso-
ciated fees, second by Lautenschlager.
Motion carried unanimously. Walworth
moved to approve Nunberg's request to
apply to ND Department of Transporta-
tion -Transportation Alternative Pro-
gram for a Walking and Biking Trail,
second by Gerving. Motion carried
unanimously. Nunberg reviewed the fi-
nancial report for the month of Septem-
ber and the quarterly financial report.
Benes moved to approve the financial
reports presented, second by Gerving.
Motion carried unanimously.
Committee Report:
Nunberg reminded City Council the
Home Rule Charter which includes a
one-cent City Sales Tax will be voted on
in June of 2014.
Unfinished Business:
None
New Business:
A public hearing was held at 7:30 for
comment on changing the zoning at
191 5th Street SW (see attached legal
description) from Residential 1 to Resi-
dential 2 and grant a Conditional Use
Permit to use the building as a board-
ing/rooming house and eventually con-
vert to senior citizen housing. David
Grice, owner of the property requesting
the change, explained he would only
rent the building to a company to be
used for employee residential housing.
Mayor Losinski opened the meeting for
questions and comments from those in
attendance. Gene Hamilton, Gene
Allen, Marlys Updike, and Vicki Braden
spoke in opposition of the project. Tom
Marman spoke in favor of the project
and Jo Kimery asked several questions.
Mayor Losinski called for any last com-
ments. There being none, Gerving
moved to approve the change in Zon-
ing and Conditional Use Permit, second
by Lautenschlager. Motion carried
unanimously.
Conditions are:
1. The property owner incorpo-
rates into the lease agreement a "Zero
Tolerance Policy" on alcohol, drugs and
firearms.
1. An independent property
manager is required to reside on site.
The property manager cannot be an
employee of the Lessee.
1. The property owner incorpo-
rates into the lease agreement a "No
Animals Allowed" Policy.
1. If noise complaints are is-
sued, a fence approved by the city is to
be installed on the west side of the
property.
1. Recommend a specific traffic
route for tenants of the property to
abide by, preferably using Central Av-
enue to 6th Street SW thence East to
• .tf parking lot of the property.
..... 1. Only 1 Ton and under pickups
and personal cars allowed on site, no
semi's allowed.
2. The Conditional Use Permit
will expire in one year. At that time, the
City Council will determine if the Condi-
tional Use would be re-issued and the
length of time.
1. If the property owner sells the
property before the one year time limit
of the Conditional Use, the new owner
is subject to the above conditions.
1. The Conditional Use Permit
does not become valid until proof of
proper licensing from the ND Depart-
ment of Health is provided to the City.
Pat Bren representing Dickinson
Ready Mix Company presented a Peti-
tion to Vacate an Alley.
Marman moved to approve the Peti-
tion to Vacate an Alley, second by Wal-
worth. Discussion. Bren agreed to
provide a dedicated 18' alley on the
south side of the property as indicated
on the attached map. Motion carried
unanimously. A public hearing will be
held on November 18th for comment on
the Petition to Vacate an Alley. An Ap-
plication for Coverage with North
Dakota Insurance Department State
Bonding Fund was reviewed. Benes
moved to approve the Application, sec-
ond by Larson. Motion carried unani-
mously. Benes moved to approve
Resolution 377-2013, second by Wal-
worth. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 377 -2013
A RESOLUTION FINDING THAT
THE OWNERS OF LESS THAN ONE-
FOURTH OF THE TERRITORY PRO-
POSED TO BE ANNEXED HAVE
FILED WRITTEN PROTESTS
WHEREAS, the City Council of the
City of Beach has adopted Resolution
377, regarding the annexation of certain
real property to the City of Beach; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has
met to hear and determine the suffi-
ciency of the protests; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds
that the annexation resolution, Resolu-
tion 377, was validly adopted; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds
the annexation resolution and notice of
hearing were published once a week for
two consecutive weeks in the official
newspaper of the City; and a valid affi-
davit of publication has been provided
to the City;
WHEREAS, the City Council finds
that the City mailed, at least seven days
before the meeting to hear and deter-
mine the sufficiency of written protests,
by certified mail, a notice to the owner
of each parcel of real property within the
area to be annexed at the person's last-
known mailing address; and further that
the notice informed landowners of the
resolution, the time and place of hear-
ing, and the requirement that protests
must be filed in writing; and further that
the City Council mailed, at least seven
days before the meeting to hear and
determine the sufficiency of written
protests, by certified mail, the notice of
the time and place of the hearing to the
governing body of each city, county, or
township directly affected by the land
area proposed to be annexed; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds
that the owners of less than one-fourth
of the territory proposed to be annexed
have filed written protests to the annex-
ation.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY
RESOLVED by the City Council of the
City of Beach, North Dakota, as follows:
1. Upon an absence of protests
filed by the owners of more than one-
fourth of the territory proposed to be an-
nexed as of the date of the adoption of
the resolution, the territory described in
the resolution becomes a part of the
City; and
2. The following legally de-
scribed real property, all situated, lying
and being within Golden Valley County,
North Dakota, is hereby annexed to the
City of Beach, North Dakota, to-wit:
A tract lying in the SEIA of Section
23, Township 140 North, Range 106
West of the 5th PM more specifically as
follows:
Beginning at the Northwest comer of
Woodhulrs 1st Addition and Southwest
corner of Auditor's Tract A64, being
729.7 feet north of the southwest cor-
nerof SEIA Section 23, Township 140
North, Range 106 West; thence contin-
uing north along the west boundary line
of Auditor's Tract A64 and said west line
of SE% Section 23 a distance of 178.4
feet to what is the Point of Beginning for
this tract; thence fifteen degrees (15 ° )
north of east a distance of 462.37 feet
to the east boundary line of Auditor's
Tract A64 and west boundary line of Au-
ditor's Tract A65; thence north along the
west boundary line of Auditor's Tract
A65 a distance of 67.95 feet to the
northwest corner of Auditor's Tract A65,
thence east along the north boundary
line of Auditor's Tract A65 a distance of
206 feet, thence 15 ° north of east a dis-
tance of 165.7 feet to the west bound-
ary line of Woodhull's 2nd Addition and
east boundary, line of Auditor's Tract
A64, thence north along the east
boundary line of Auditor's Tract A64 and
Woodhull's Acreage, also being the
west boundary line of Woodhull's 2nd
Addition a distance of 1049.13 feet to
the southwest corner of Auditor's Tract
A63, also being the northwest corner of
Woodhulrs 2nd Addition; thence east
along the south boundary line of Audi-
tor's Tract A63 and Auditor's Tract A62,
also being the north boundary line of
Woodhull's 2nd Addition a distance of
1102 feet to the southeast corner of Au-
ditor's Tract A62, als0'beirFthe west
boundary line of WoodMult,' .s- 1 st A, ddi-
tion, thence north alongthe east.bound-
ary lineof ;tditor's TraCt A62; A'uditor's
Tract A61 and Auditor's Tract A60, also
being the west boundary line of Wood-
hulrs 1st Addition a distance of 445.00
feet to the northeast corner of Auditor's
Tract A60 also being the north line of
the SE 1/4, Section 23, Township 140
North, Range 106 West, thence west
along the north boundary line of Audi-
tor's Tract A60 and Auditor's Tract A66,
also being th north line of the SE 1/4
Section 23, Township 140 North, Range
106 West, a distance of 1910.6 feet to
the northwest corner of Auditor's Tract
A66, also being the northwest Corner of
the SE %, Section 23, ToWnship 140
North, Range 106 West, thence south
along the west boundary line of Audi-
tor's Tract A66, Woodhull's Acreage,
and Auditor's Tract A64, also being the
west line of the SE '/, Section 23,
Township 140 North, Range 106 West
a distance of 1724.6 feet to the Point of
Beginning.
Said tract contains 41.09 acres
more or less.
3. A copy of Resolution 377 and
an accurate map of the annexed area,
certified by the executive officer of the
City, shall be filed and recorded with the
Golden Valley County Recorder.
Dated this 7th day of October, 2013.
Walter Losinski, Mayor
City Council
City of Beach, North Dakota
ATTEST:
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
An Application for Community En-
hancement Funding from Beach Area
Chamber of Commerce was reviewed.
Walworth moved to approve the request
of $300.00, second by Larson. Motion
carried unanimously. Correspondence
from Women in Ag Day Committee was
read. Walworth moved to contribute
$100.00 from the Community Enhance-
ment Fund, second by Larson. Motion
carried unanimously. Correspondence
from Golden Valley County Chapter 777
Pheasants Forever was read. Lauten-
schlager moved to donate two centen-
nial books for the auction, second by
Gerving. Motion carried unanimously.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Walworth moved to adjourn,
second by Larson. Meeting adjourned
at 8:30 p.m.
ATTEST:
Walt Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
(October 24)
Golden Valley County Multi-Hazard
Mitigation Public Meeting
What: Golden Valley County together with Billings County, Dunn County, and
Stark County, is developing a FEMA Multi-Jurisdiction Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
(MHMP). When adopted and approved, the plan will ensure compliance with state
and federal mitigation guidelines and maintain community eligibility for future
disaster-related funding.
You are invited to attend a public meeting to give comment and express
concerns regarding a draft of the proposed MHMP for the county. Your
participation is vital to the preparation of a successful plan. You know your county!
We want to hear your opinions to help us develop viable mitigation strategies for
the county.
A draft of the proposed plan can is available for inspection at the office of the
Auditor for Golden Valley County and at www.rooseveltcuster.com.
When & Where:
Beach: October 30, 6:30 pm
Ambulance Building
Sponsored by: Golden Valley County
Multi-Hazard Mitigation Planning Committee