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Burgum stresses
seriousness of fall
flood situatiOn-
BISMARCK, ND. Gov. Doug
Burgum today stressod to US. sec-
retary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue
the seriousness of North Dakota’s
record fall precipitation and flooding,
its devastating impact on farmers and
ranchers and the liker need for fed.
eral assistance.
In a phone call with Pcrdue, Bur—
gum shared the pressing concerns
raised by farmers and ranchers dur-
ing four public input meetings hosted
by Burgum and Agriculture Com-
missioner Doug Goehring on Mon—
day in Fargo, Grand Forks,
Jamestown and Fessenden, as well as
the heightened risk of significant
spring flooding if abnormally wet
weather persists. ,
“Our farmers and ranchers are
under a tremendous amount of
stress, both economic and emo—
tional, with billions of dollars in
crops, hay and livestock forage
stranded in saturated fields and
ditches,” Burgum said. “We appre-
ciate Secretary Perdue taking the
time to learn about the unprece-
dented challenges facing our farm—
ers and ranchers, and for his
commitment to continuing to work ,
with our state officialsand congres-
sional delegation to help provide a
safety net for producers as we re-
spond to this crisis with a whole of
government approach.” .
On Monday, Burgum signed an
executive order'declaring a statewide
flood emergency, a critical step in re—
questing federal assistance to help
North Dakotans deal with impacts
caused by heavy fall rains and a his-
toric October blizzard. To date, 18
counties have declared emergencies
related to flooding or the blizzard:
Barnes, Cass, Cavalier, Dickey,
Grand Forks, Foster, Griggs, Kidder,
LaMoure, McIntosh, Nelson, Rich—
land, Rolctte, Steele, Stutsman,
Train, Walsh andWells. The cities of
Grand Forks, IMBSIOWI], LaMouIe
and Valley City also have (Tania—.4
emergencies. ,
Impacts to agricultural producers
and public infrastructure are being
compiled by the state Department of
Emergency Services, Department of
Agriculture and others for potential
requests for federal assistance
through a USDA secretarial disaster
designation and a presidential disas—
ter declaration. For updates and in-
formation on the flooding situation,
visit wwwndresponsegov.
Nano Exhibit open at North
Dakota Heritage Center
and State Museum
BISMARCK, N.D. —- Nano, an
interactive exhibit that engages audi-
ences in nanoscale science, engi-
neering, and technology, is open at
the North Dakota Heritage Center &
State Museum in Bismarck through
Dec. 31, 2020. Visitors can use
hands—on activities to learn the basics
of nanoscience and engineering,.be
introduced to real-world applica—
tions, and explore the societal and
ethical implications of this new tech—
nology. On loan from Gateway to
Science in Bismarck, Nauo was cre-
ated by the Nanoscale InformalSci—
ence Education Network with
support from the National Science
Foundation.
Nanoscale sciencc, engineering,
and technology (or “nano,” for short)
is a relatively new, interdisciplinary
field of research. The great potential
of nano comes from its tiny size.
Nano research and development hap—
pens at the scale of atoms and mole-
cules. Some things have different
properties at the nanoscale, which al-
lows scientists and engineers to cre-
ate newvrnaterials and technologies.
Learning about nano helps us under-
stand our natural world, the process
of scien‘Ce and engineeringjand the
ways that society and technology are
interconnected.
For more information visit state-
museum.nd.gov/exhibits/nano or
contact Kimlondahl, 701.328.1476.
The North Dakota Heritage Center &
State Museum is open Monday
through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 pm.
and Saturday and Sunday from 10
am. to 5 pm.
Deadline to remove hay bales extended
Due to a statewide flood emer—
gency, the removal of all hay bales
on North Dakota-highway rights of
way has been extended until Fri-
day, November 15. Hay bales re—
maining on rights of way after
November 15, will be removed as
directed by the District Engineer.
The bales need tokbe removed for
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snow management and safety rea—
sons.
North Dakota Century Code
prohibits hay from being placed in
the right of way except on the outer
edge. Large round bales must not
be placed on in-slopes or within 60
feet from the outside edge of the
driving lane. I
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Golden Valley News
Hearing Notice
NOTTCE OF HEARING
N.D. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
OIL AND GAS DIVISION
The North Dakota Industrial Com-
mission wiII hold a public hearing at
9:00 am. Friday, November 15, 2019,
at the ND. Oil 8 Gas Division, 1000
East Calgary Ave, Bismarck, N. D.
At the heating the Commission will
receive testimony and 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 Sat-
urday, November 2, 2019.
STATE OF NORT H DAKOTA TO:
Case No. 28075: In the matter of a
hearing called on a motion 01 the Com-
mission to consider natural gas
strategies and regulatory clarity regard-
Ing gas gathering agreements to
achieve less service interruptions on
gathering thereby encourag-
Ing quicker and larger inbastmctum ex-
pansion resulting in less service
interruptions and less flaring.
Signed by,
Doug Burgum. Governor
Chairman, ND Industrial Commis-
sion
(October 31)
Mocking Notice
Notice of Annual Meeting
of the Golden Vauey Mortar, Inc.
Board at Directors
The Golden Valley Manor, Inc. will
hold their annual meeting on Tuesday,
November 1ch at 4:00 pm. at the
meeting room at First State Bank. The
following members of the Board whose
three year terms expire are: Steve
Raiser and Milo Thompson.
(October 31, November 7 and 14)
Hearing Notice
AMENDED
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
APPLICATION FOR FORMAL
PROBATE OF WILL AND
APPOINTMENT OF A PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, IN
DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF
BILLINGS, SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
Probate No. o4-2019-PR-00015
In the Matter of the Estate of Eduard
H. Goessling,
elk/a E. H. Goessling, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN «That
Gloria DeWbiss has filed an Application
for Formal Probate of Will and Appoint-
ment of Personal Representative.
Hearing has been set upon said Pe-
tition on the 27th day of November,
2019, pmqu o’clock pm. at the ‘Court- _»
room o'ftho above named Court, 495*
4th Street, In the City of Medora,
County of Billings, State of North
Dakota.
Any objections to the App
Formal Probate of Will and Appointment
of Personal Representative must be in
wri’ andmustbefiledwiththeCourt
and t attorney for the Petitioner no
later than seven (7) days prior to the
date set for hearing. Any such written
objection must contain a concise and
thorough account of the facts upon
which the objection is based.
Dated this 25th day of October,
2019.
Howe and Howe, P.C.
By:
Cami L. Howe
ID No. 05050
HOWE 8. HOWE, RC.
150 West Villard, Suite #3, P. O. Box
370
ID No. 05050
HOWE HOWE, RC.
150 West Villard, Suite #8, P. O. Box
370
Attorney for Personal Representa-
live
(October 31, November 7 and 14)
Hearing Notice
AMEWED '
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
APPLICATION FOR FORMAL
PROBATE OF WILL AND
APPOINTMENT OF A PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, IN
DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF
BILLINGS, SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
Probate No. 04-2019-PR-00016
In the Matter of the Estate of Meda
L. Goessling, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
Gloria DcVilbiss has filed an Application
for Formal Probate of Will and Appoint-
ment of Personal Representative.
Hearing has been set upon said Pe-
tition on the 27th day of November,
2019, at 8:00 o=clock cm. at the Court-
room of the above named Court, 495
4th Street, in the City of Medora,
County of Billings. State of North
Dakota.
Any objections to the Application for
Formal Probate of Will and Appointment
of Personal Representative must be in
writing and must be fich with the Court
and the attorney for the Petitioner no
later than seven (7) days prior to the
date set for hearing. Any such written
objection must contain a concise and
thorough account of the facts upon
which the objection is based.
Dated this 25th day of October,
2019.
Howe and Howe, P.C.
By:
370*
ID No. 05050
HOWE 8. HOWE, RC.
, 150 Wast Villard, Suite #3, P. O. Box
'370
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive
lication for .
(October 31, November 7 and 14)
Hearing Notice
The Beach Zoning Board has re-
ceived an Application for Conditional
Use at 53 First Avenue SE requesting a
church be allowed in the Commercial 1
Zoning. The Zoning Board will hold a
Public Hearing at 8:15 am. on Novem—
ber 18, 2019 for comment on the Re-
quest Ior Conditional Use.
Kimberly Gaugler, Zoning Adminis-
trator
(October 31 and November 7)
City of Beach
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 October 21,
2019 at 7:00 pm. Present when the
meeting was called to order was City
Council Tim Marman, Andy Zachmann,
Bev Wolff, Mark Benes. Wade Wal-
worth, Public Works Superintendent
Randy Dietz. City Auditor Kimberly
Gaugler, Engineer Jasper Klein, guests
Brandon Gerving, Mark Cyndi
Resner, and Marcus Knutson.
The Pledge of Allegiance was re-
cited.
Roll call was taken. Mayor Gerving
was absent.
President Larson called for additions
to the agenda. Marman request adding
discussion of an email sent from Mayor
Gerving to all City Council on October
4th. Gaugler request adding four Appli-
cations for Special Event Permit and
Correspondence from Golden Valley
County Fair Board. Larson request
adding committee reports for Zoning,
Community Strategic Planning Commit-
tee, and Census Count Committee. Lar-
son approved all additions to the
agenda.
Minutes
Minutes of the meeting on October
7, 2019 were presented. Benes moved
to approve the minutes, second by
Wolff. Motion carried unanimously.
Public Works Report
PWS Dietz reviewed his written re-
port.
Auditor Report
Gaugler reviewed her written report.
Gaugler reviewed the financial state-
ment for the month of September.
Benes moved to approve the financial
statement, second by Walworth. Mo—
tion carried unanimously.
Engineers Report
2019 Sanitary Sewer Replacement
Project
Engineer Klein reported punch list
items for this project are nearly com
plete. Contractor’s Application for Pay-
ment No. 4 In the amount of
$158,081.19 was presented. Benes
moved to approve Contractor’s Appli-
cation for Payment No. 4, second by
Walworth. Motion carried unanimously.
Sheriff’s Report
The Sheriff’s Report for the month of
September consisting of 11 calls, 3
warnings and 1 citation was reviewed.
Committee Reports
Complete Count Committee
Larson reported a Regional Repre-
sentative for Census 2020 will be hold—
ing training session on November 7th.
PUBLIC NOTICES
Fourteen community members will be
participating.
Zoning
Larson reported this morning the
Zoning Board request City Attorney
Nate Bouray ravsew an Application for
Conditional Use at 1‘05 Central Avenue.
Two Appilcahuhs tor Building were ap»
proved at the Zoning Board meeting
and an Application for Conditional Use
at 53 First Avenue SE was reviewed.
Strategic Planning Committee
Larson recommended adding Tama
Smith to Focus Area #2 Business
Growth and adding Vanessa Ueckert to
Focus Area #3 ~ Making Beach a Desti-
nation. Benes moved to approve the
recommendation, second by Walworth.
Motion carried unanimously.
New Business
Benes moved to approve the First
Reading of Ordinance 388, second by
Wolff. Motion carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE NO. 388
AN ORDINANCE AGREEING TO
TERMINATE AN EXISTING FRAN-
CHISE PREVIOUSLY GRANTED TO
BEACH CABLE, LLC.
Marman questioned if an email sent
by Mayor Gerving to all City Council on
October 4th violated Open Meeting
Laws. Marman moved to seek an opin-
ion from City Attorney Nate Bouray to
determine if a violation occurred, sec-
ond by Benes. Motion carried unani-
mously. ’
Four ApplicatiOno for a Special
Event Permit were reviewed; Wild Vines
Market, LLC on November 2nd, GV
County Fair Board on November 13th,
GV County Fair Board on November
22nd, and Wild Vines Market, LLC on
November 25th. Walworth moved to ap-
prove all Applications for Special Event
October 31, 2019 "
unanimously.
Correspondence from (it!
Fair Board requesting a you
Special Event Permits was r
man moved to seek an opus;
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hi:
Meeting adjourned at 7:40 pm.
ATTEST:
Jeanne Larson, President
Kimberly Gaugler, City Auditor
(XX)
NOTICES
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RANCH FOR
SALE ON BIDS
Louis & Agnes Schmeling family ranch is located
in Golden Valley County, south of Sentinel
Butte, ND. Consisting of 4780 deeded acres
including 615.69 acres of productive cropland,
and the balance in pasture & building site/
headquarters. A good grass ranch with good
natural protection & watered by 10 water wells,
pipeline, Bullion Creek running through much of
ranch, & SW water to headquarters. Ranch may
be sold in up to 9 parcels or as a whole.
Written bids to be delivered to Don Schmeling,
Continental Real Estate, PO. Box 1121, 135 Sims,
Dickinson, ND 58601 by November 15, 2019.
(Ranch is subject to prior Sale!) Interested parties
should contact Don Schmeling, Continental Real
Estate at 701-260-5555 or 701-225-9107 for more
information, for a bid packet, or for a ranch tour.
Realtor/ Partial Owner.
Permit, second by Wolff. Motion carried
Monday, November 18, 2019 1:00 pm [MT]
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