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Page 6 Golden Valley News December 12, 2013 Golden Valley County Commission STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS NOVEMBER 5, 2013 9:00 A.M. Chairman John Thompson called the meeting to order. Commissioners Harley Steffen and Dave Quale were present along with States Attorney Charles J. Peterson. Commissioner Steffen made a mo- tion to approve the October minutes and Commissioner Quale seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. After reviewing the monthly bills, the board decided to wait with the payment to Hulsing until some unanswered questions were resolved. All other bills were approved for payment. Commissioner Quale made a mo- tion to approve the decision of allowing the winning bidder at the land auction to be held on November 19 to have the option for contract for deed with the county. The contract will be offered at 25% down and 5 equal annual pay- ments at 8% interest rate. Commis- sioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Quale made a mo- tion to approve the Chairman signing a Legal Representation/Waiver of Con- flicts of Interest per a request from the ND Association of Oil and Gas Produc- ing Counties. Commissioner Steffen seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Discussion was held regarding An- gelina Gonzalez's raise. Commissioner Quale made a motion to increase An- gelina's pay to $13.25 retroactive to the October payroll. Commissioner Steffen seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Quale made a mo- tion to pay Judy Ridenhower $200 for her time reorganizing out the County Superintendenrs office, out of the Gen- eral Contingency Fund. Commissioner Steffen seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Sheriff Steele, Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld, and DES Director Brenda Frieze met with the board about possi- ble road closures when needed. Dis- cussion was held to come up with a voluntary road closure plan. Commis- sioner Steffen made a motion to ap- their approval. Commissioner Quale made a motion to approve the recom- mendation from the Zoning Board to ap- prove Weinreis Brothers request to renew a conditional use permit for the SE1/4 of Section 18-140-105 for a Crew Housing Camp establishment, Nell Construction's request for a conditional use permit for Section 2-140-105 to es- tablish a scoria pit, Velocitel Inc. for AT&T's Mobility request for two building permits, two conditional use permits, and two road approach permits in the SE1/4 of Section 4-140-103 and on the SE1/4 of Section 12-137-106, and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. The board also agreed to ac- cept the donation from the ND Vet Service of a new van which may be used for Vet Services or any County re- lated business and the County will have to pay any expenses incurred. Gerving also presented the board with the ten- tative Vet Service bus schedule for the Fargo trips. Weed Board Officer, Jared Burian presented the board with a possible lo- cation for a new weed board shop. The board suggested Burian gather bids for the building project and get back to them. Burian also presented the board with the 2013 Weed Board Summer re- cap overview. Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld met with the Board to discuss various road department issues. Chairman Thomp- son signed the road release statement for pit GV-1008 haul road and updated County's Federal Aid Program sheet. Tim Kelly from KLJ met with the Board and Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld to discuss various road projects. The following vouchers were au- dited and approved for the month of No- vember: 67833-67834 D. Maus & R. Olson 23.73 67835 Blue Cross Blue Shield 14973.10 67836-67838 Weed Bd. Disb. 528.58 67839 ND State Treasurer 69.90 67840-67869 Social Service Disb. 12289.52 67870 Jeni Hardy 480.59 67871 ND State Radio 2408.16 67872 Dawn Ueckert 111.57 67873 Jim Groll 10.00 67874 NDSU 69.00 67875 SW Business Machines272.74 67876 Janet Wanek 157.14 67877 Boss Office Supply 653.68 67878 Bismarck State College1515.00 67879 Comfort Inn 148.00 67880 Dacotah Paper Co. 450.89 67881 Expressway Suites 207.90 67882. Expressway Inn 298.80 67883 Brenda Frieze 78.90 67884 Henry Gerving 261.45 67885 GV Co. States Atty. 1695.81 67886 Golden Valley News 218.68 67887 Golva Repair 333.70 67888 ITD 480.10 67889 MARC 387.27 67891 Ryan Nunberg 100.00 67892 NDACo 510.00 67893 NDACO Resource Group97.50 67894 Parkway Ford Lincoln 65.41 67895 Scott Steele 263.83 67896 Stark County Auditor 68.86 67897 St. Joseph's Hospital 208.00 67898 SW Multi-Co. Corr. Center 27143.33 67899 Patty Thompson 180.00 67900 UltramaxAmmunition 668.00 67901 Vanguard Appraisals, Inc. 10371.00 67902 Best Western 207.90 67903 Berger Electric Inc. 235.42 67904 Prairie Lumber Co. 50.00 67905 Beach Food Center 5.25 67906 Beach Coop Grain Co. 695.00 67907 CRA Payment Center35532.98 67908 Colonial Research 389.59 67909 Dakota Dust-Tex 64.10 67910 Farmers Union Oil Co.23906.16 67911 John Deere Financial 1251.17 67912 Napa 1124.73 67913 PowerPlan 626.59 67914 Rohan's Hardware 647.50 67915 Texas Refinery 300.00 67916 West Dakota Truck Repair 542.55 67917 Westlie Truck Center 231.28 67918 Wallwork Truck Center 924.77 67919-67944 Collections Submitted 54784.35 67945 NDACo 378.76 67946 Collections Submitted 165.53 67947 Judy Ridenhower 200.00 67948 Angelina Gonzalez 228.80 67949 Reservation Telephone 40.00 67950 Washington Nat'l. Ins. 33.96 67951-67959 Library Disb. 1824.41 67960 City of Beach 290.62 67961 MDU 1690.65 67962 Midstate Communications 1204.51 67963 CA Contracting 14012.10 67964 Golden Valley County 7744.90 67965 Golden Valley County 7744.90 67966 Golden Valley County 8109.00 70~7 GV County mro~ouror .';"oO.OO 67968 GV County Treasurer 7660.72 67969-67979 Golden Valley County ,5934.25 67971-67980 Cafeteria Plan Disb. 3461.20 67981 Vehicle Division 11.50 67982 Tamra Sperry 238.80 67983-67984 ND Secretary of State 72.00 67985 Cenex Fleetcard 2128.19 67986-67988 Maus, Olson, & Schmitz 38.42 67989 AT&T Mobility 39.51 67990 Aflac 288.00 67991 US Postoffice 644.00 67992-67993 24/7 Disb. 18.00 14035-14092 GV County Employees 81060.10 Chairman Thompson declared the meeting adjourned at 4:00 P.M. Tamra Sperry, Auditor Designee John Thompson, Chairman, Co. Commissioners (December 12) The following are cases closed Maness, 34, Beach; Marv P. Nistler, R. Morgan, 38, Spokane, Wash. in Southwest District Court in52, Beach; Valerius H. Obrigewitch, Overweight limitations: Golden Valley County for Novem- 69, Sentinel Butte; Jerad R. Storlie, Ronald L. Harry, 56, Lake City, Fla. ber: 24, Spokane, Wash.; Benjamin L. No log book Cfr. 395,8a: Speeding: Nathan R. Brown, 34, Zachmann, 33, Sentinel Butte;RonaldL. Harry,56, Lake City, Fla. Beach; Michael A. Clark, 26, A|exandra N. Hammer, 20, Sidney, Failed to register motor vehi- Beach; Jodine M~ Ebel, 43, Beach; Mont.; Michael S. Koch, 38,Willis- cle upon gainful employment: Jason E. Evans, 28, Sidney, Mont,; ton; Aaron W. Overbo, 31, Beach; Zachery N. Newton, 21, Yacolt, Jennifer L. Fairbanks, 28, Coon Scott E. Roberts, 37, Beach; Dean Wash. Rapids, Minn.; Hailee R. Farstveet, A. Volesky, 51, Dickinson; Kenneth Care required in operating a 17, Beach; Troy D. Finneman, 43, F. Walz, 58, Mandan; Amanda F. vehicle: Jerry J. Gibson, 3l,Thorn- Mandan; Jacob W. Gray, 26, Coulee Dvoroznak, 37, Clark, Wyo.; Kurt ton, Colo. City, Wash.; Deanna N. Hayden, 53, D. McDonald, 47, Broomfield, Speeding in a school zone: Dale Baker, Mont.; Brent L. Kallevig, 57, Colo.; James A. Mikia, 50, Box E. Feldmann, 6?,Wibaux, Mont Sidney, Mont.; Matthew J. Knopik, Elder, S. D.; Kayla D. Papka, 20, Failed to have driver's license 25, Mandan; Gene W. Koch, 63, Sidney, Mont. in possession: Hailee R. Farstveet, Sidney, Mont.; Michael R. Leland, Issuing check or draft without 17, Beach; Jean M. Zinda, 59, 44, Sidney, Mont.; Jessica B. sufficient funds or credit: Michelle Wibaux, Mont. Jasper Schneider, USDA Rural Development state director, an- nounced that applications are being accepted for grants to help agricul- tural producers enter into value- added activities intended to give them a competitive business edge. "The grant program creates new income opportunities for farmers, generates wealth that will stay in rural communities and increases ac- cess to local foods in underserved communities," said Schneider. "Sup- porting farmers and related busi- nesses helps boost product development and strengthen rural economies." The funding is being made avail- able through the Value-Added Pro- ducer Grant program. The grants help create new products, expand marketing opportunities, support fur- ther processing of existing goods, or to develop specialty and niche prod- ucts. Funding may be used for work- ing capital and planning activities. The maximum working capital grant is $200,000 and the maximum plan- ning grant is $75,000. Eligible appli- cants include: independent prove that Pete will make the judgment 67890 Kimberly Nunberg87.01 r -. call then run it through the Chairman / ABBREVIATED NOTit;~: and Brenda Frieze will make it public,OF INTENT TO knowledge. Commissioner Quale sec- [ ADOPT AND AMEND ended. Motion carried unanimously. I~ Whir-', ;e / ADMINISTRATIVE RULES Brenda Frieze brought attention to ~~. ~ u~,~ ~lJ ~l ~ / relating to the board that City Watch was bought ~ applied[ions for me fOllOWing teacnlng [I,Pari-Mutuel Wagering Systems ,out by Code Red. Payments are now ~ril ~oosition: - ri' / ~ North Dakota due in November versus February. -,t ~ ' ',' Brenda. menti0ded" NIiCe we paid " ttl; EAll3;HER '"': Racing: !,!~:!:~ through February 2014, they would ac- ~ ` .-kr fT- ~ [I. / oifiaissi6t[ '"' cept the $3390.41 after the first of the I'q~ ~ - ~- = =.v.~. ri'/will hold a public hearing to addres year to keep the budget for 2013 and ~ml=nrl~finn r~e,m= ~ / 2014 as Duogeieo. ~=~ ' ' ~= ~ iproposea, cnanges to the N.D. Admin. Code article 69 5 01 08 Sheriff Steele informed the board ~~~Sh~r.Tu2~n ~ / - - that his law enforcement grant was ap- ~~~,~ ~o, ~-uuu= ~ / ND Racing proved except for the renovation part. ~ ~~ ~o-~ oo u ~ / Commission Office Discussion was held to possibly use the ~~e.ulL.uua~.euu ~ / 500 N. 9th St. (lower level) old restrooms downstairs for office use. -- / Bismarck, ND The boarc~ requested to have Sheriff Steele gather estimates for his pro- posed renovations. Clerk Of Court/County Recorder Patty Thompson informed that her Deputy, Rachel Keohane is on mater- nity leave. Commissioner Quale made a motion to approve Rachel continue to receive her benefits while out on mater- nity leave. Commissioner Steffen sec- onded. Motion carried unanimously. Tax & Zoning Director Henry Gerv- ing met with the Board to discuss the recommendations the Zoning Board presented to the Commissioners for Put Your Money Where Your House Is! NOW AVAILABLE! Holiday stationery in a variety of colors and options. Supply limited! Golden Valley News & Billings County Pioneer Office 22 Central Avenue, downtown Beach (701) 872-3755 USDA taking value-added ag grant applications Please supp0rty0ur local merchants! Men January 6, 2014 9:00 a.m. A copy of the proposed rules may ~e erinte~ from the North Dakota Racing Commission website, www.ndracingcomm=ss=oncom or obtained by wrmng the above aoaress or calling (701) 328-4633. Written commems on the proposed rules may be sent to the above address until January 17 2014. " you plan to attenc the public qeanng and wi need special facilities or ass=stance relating to a disability, please contact the North Dakota Racing Commission at the above telephone number or address at least seven 17) days prior to the pubhc hearing Dated this 26th day of November. 2013 Gunner laCour. Director North Dakota Racing Commission "The grant program creates new income opportunities for farmers, generates wealth that will stay in rural communities and in- creases access to local foods in under- served communities." Jasper Schneider producers, farmer and rancher coop- served, non-genetically modified soy- eratives and agricultural producer beans. groups. Grant applications are due by Feb- In fiscal year 2012, for example, ruary 24, 2014. More information Dakota Pride Cooperative in about how to apply is available at Jamestown received a $49,000 grant www.rurdev.usda.gov/BCP VAPG.ht to expand their reach into South ml or by calling the USDA Rural De- Korea by marketing identity-pre- velopment office at (701) 530-2037. 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