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THE WALSH COUNTY PRESS ° WEDNESDAY, MAY I 8,2016
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Valley-Edinburg District #118
Board Of Education Meeting
Board Of "Fax Equalization Meeting
City Of Park River
BOARD OF TAX EQUALIZATION
MEETING, CITY OF PARK RIVER,
NORTH DAKOTA, AT 7:00 RM,
TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2016.
The Park River City Council met as
the Board of Equalization at the City
Auditor's Office building Council Room at
7:00 o'clock P.M on Tuesday, April 12,
2016.
Mayor Stenvold called the meeting to
order with the following present
Councilmen M. Lorton, K. Halvorson, A.
Knutson, R. Lundquist, City Assessor J.
Halldorson, and City Auditor A. Berg.
Absent: Councilmen, D. Byron, and K.
Anderson, City Attorney T. Laaveg, and
Public Works Director D. Larson. No
property owners were present.
City Assessor Halldorson stated that
20 properties in the community had true
and full value increases to bring them
within State guidelines due to
construction completion or upgrades
which necessitated the increase. An
additional 11 properties had true and full
value increases to bring them within State
guidelines as sale prices warranted the
increase. Two properties had $75,000
housing incentives expire which required
an increase to true and full value. One
property was decreased by $11,000 due
to demolition. Assessments need to stay
in line with the market because of the
sales to assessment ratio, as calculated
by the County Tax Director; get too far out
of alignment the State will place a blanket
increase on the entire community as
happened in 2015.
Halldorson reported that changes to
assessments added $993,370 to the
City's valuation bring the total valuation to
$3,181,981 and is seeking approval for
the reported changes to valuations.
Lundquist moved and Halvorson
seconded to accept the City Assessor's
recommendations and adjustments for
the year 2015. Upon roll call, all voted
aye. M/C.
With no further business, the meeting
adjourned at 7:11 PM.
Dan Stenvold, Mayor
ATTEST:
Ann Berg, City Auditor
(May 18, 2016)
VALLEY-EDINBURG DISTRICT #118 REPORTS & TRANSFER OF FUNDS
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING Activity Fund beginning Balance
TUESDAY, 7:00 AM $28,358.35 ending Balance $24,980.88.
APRIL 12, 2016 Hot Lunch Fund-Beginning Balance
EDINBURG, ND $46,843.83 ending balance $44,478.98.
District General Fund Beginning balance
$1,283,907.67;ending balance
Meeting called to order by President $1,501,437.40. Special Reserve Fund-
Dan Johnson $187,586.40 beginning balance; ending
Present: Dan Johnson, School District balance $187,612.24. Building Fund-
#118 President, Andy Gullickson, Vice beginning balance $189,251.88; ending
President, Fred Hall, Janne Myrdal, balanceS249,836.90.
Darrel Pastorek, Nick Otto, and Duane TRANSFER REPORT
Jonasson School Board Members Total Cash at current date-
Superintendent Jorgensen,$2,074,140.00/2=$1,037,070.00 minus
Secondary Principal Laxdal, Elementary funds in Citizens State Bank-S24,980.88
Principal Currie, and Business Manager Activity Account-S36,727.95 Hot Lunch
Rinde Fund, General Fund Savings
Others present: Tami Larson, Lindsey $984,030.08; dollar amount to transfer
Fingarson, Angela DuBois, DeeDeefrom Citizen's State Bank and deposit into
Olson, Sheila Laxdal, Mikayla Fingarson, First United Bank to equal $975,361.17
Morgan Laxdal, Haley Ashpole, Rachel and evenly distribute funds-S8,668.91
Jonasson, Halley Jackson, Emily MSC: Gullickson-Hall to approve
Swanson, Dalton Johnson, Adam Oberg, financial report and transfer of funds
Shayla Rouland, Brooklyn Johnson, Chris Motion carried
DuBois, and Paige Anderson ADMINSTRATIVE REPORTS
APPROVAL OFCONSENTAGENDA Elementary Principal Currie gave
(Agenda, Bills, March Regular report
Meeting Minutes, Negotiation Committee Secondary Principal Laxdal
Minutes, Board Retreat Minutes, April COMMITTEE REPORTS
Sports Committee Minutes) Vocational
MSC: Gullickson-Hall to approve Dan Johnson reported the plan to add
consent agenda horticulture to the curriculum and an
Motion carried addition of a greenhouse to the complex.
APPROVAL OF FINANCIAL Welding course has outgrown the space
allocated for it; participation by area MSC: HalI-Myrdal to approve
schools is on the increase, resignation with regret
OLD BUSINESS Motion carried
2016-2017 Graduation Date Teacher Retirement Letter
Discussion-Junior Parents and Class A letter of resignation from Val
Angela DuBoise read a statement Gullickson was read
representing the view of the majority of MSC: Pastorek-Jonasson to approve
junior students and parents. Theresignation withregret
graduation date approved on the 2016- Motion carried
2017 school calendar was not one that Teacher Resignation
was acceptable. A resignation letter was read from
MSC: MyrdaI-Gullickson to set Jennifer Sunstrom
gradation date for the next five years for MSC: MyrdaI-Otto to accept
the Sunday of Memorial Day week-end, resignation letter from Sunstrom, with
Motion carried regret
NEW BUSINESS Motion carried
Public Information Meeting & Football A resignation latter was read from
Discussion Meeting Chad Kemp
Monday, April 25, 2016 is set for the MSC: Pastorek-Hall to accept
Public Information Meeting and Football resignation letter from Kemp
discussion date. Meeting to be held in Motion carried
Edinburg High School at 6:00 PM. MSC: MyrdaI-Otto to adjourn
Open Enrollment Application Motion carried
Recognition of receipt of application of
open enrollment was noted Meeting adjourned
Custodial Retirement Letter
A letter of resignation from Maynard
Rieger was read. Dan Johnson, Board President
MSC: Gullickson-Pastorek to approve
resignation with regret
Motion carried A. Eileen Rinde, Business Manager
Cook Retirement Letter
A letter of resignation from Betty
Crowder was read (May 16, 2016)
City Of Park River, North i)= kota
Regular Council Meeting
CITY OF PARK RIVER, NORTH
DAKOTA, REGULAR COUNCIL
MEETING,
MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2016 AT 7:30
P.M.
The City of Park River held their
regular meeting of the Park River City
Council on Monday, April 11,2016 at 7:30
P.M.
Mayor Stenvold called the meeting to
order with the following present: Council
members Mike Lorton, Arvid Knutson,
Robert Lundquist III, and Keith Anderson,
City Attorney Tracy Laaveg, City
Coordinator Jolene Halldorson, Public
Works Director (PWD) Dennis Larson and
City Auditor Ann Berg. Council member
Kyle Halvorson joined the meeting at 7:40
pm. Absent: Dwight Byron. Others:
Jeanette Bjornstad, Darlene Carlson,
Wanda Kratochvil, WC Sheriff Ron
Jurgens, Todd Forster - Engineer KBM.
Additions to agenda as follows; new
business additions #15 FCHC proposed
parking lot in residential area and #16
junk yard complaints. Move up new
business agenda items #1-3 before
approval of bills.
Darlene Carlson appeared before the
Council to express concern regarding the
street closure on the south end Of the
looking for additional sponsors. A site to
hold the rodeo needs to be found as the
arena and WC Fair Building are not large
enough to hold the event. Mayor
Stenvold would like to see the rodeo kept
within City limits and mentioned Green
Acres Addition as a possibility. The rodeo
will run from 5 to 9 pm. Laaveg asked
about liability for the event. Bjornstad
stated there will be an ambulance on site
and is still checking on other logistics.
Other items mentioned were food
vendors, porta potties, security and
possibly a shuttle bus. The rodeo is
something the WC Saddle Club would like
to see held every year. More information
is needed and the request was tabled
until the April 18th Special Council
meeting.
Lundquist moved and Anderson 7597-7607
seconded to approve the minutes from AW
the March 14, 2016 Public Hearing. Upon AW
roll call vote, all voted aye. M/C. 12.65
AW
Anderson moved and Lundquist AW
seconded to approve the minutes from 160.33
the March 14, 2016 Regular Council AW
meeting. Upon roll call vote, all voted 33414
aye. M/C. 15
146.89
Knutson moved and Halvorson 16
seconded payment of the following bills 17
for the General Fund, Special Funds, 596.26
Debt Service, and Municipal Utilities. 18
Upon roll call vote, all voted aye. M/C. 3,181.56
19
~ 54.47
33420
29000 The Home Improvement 57 Water Treatment Fund
Handyman 100.00 7,565.69
1 Verizon Wireless 106.00 58 Walsh County Press
2 Walsh County Auditor 798.57
10,199.38 59 WDAZ 130.00
3 Walsh County Press 33460 Municipal Utilities 178.37
393.60 61 Municipal Utilities 8,000.00
4 NDPERS 64.12 62 Jay & Becky Skorheim
300.00
Municipal Utilities 63 NDPERS 331.00
33405 General Fund 5,530.17 64 Nodak Electric Cooperative
6 Postmaster 296.80 5,264.51
7 Aflac 376.40
8 BNSF 750.00 Special Funds
9 Discovery Benefits 286.71 100033 Hospital Building
10 Pete Kelly 23.60 Fund $18,605.23
11 NDPERS 307.76 100034 Void $0.00
12 NDPERS 4,734.75 100035 Sales Tax Fund
13 BC/BS of North Dakota $18,100.00
5,652.94 100036 PR Eco Dev Corp
Salaries 13,693.39 $5,000.00
EFTPS 4,425.24
First United Bank -ACH Chg North Star Addition T.I.R
6419 First United Bank
Deluxe Checks 279.20 $40,685.25
Returned Check- NSF
alley located between Railrqad,~~ ~ ~r,.aL~un~
Honey Ave S. Tlie Closui'e'w~s ~r~lues~ 28965 Aflac 24.90
NMPA 133,499.63
AlphaTron, Inc 276.88
AmeriPride Services, Inc
Hospital Bid Fund
1056 First United Bank
$88,581.35
St Imprv Dist 2012-2
Aqua-Pure Inc. 1,614.10 (NS Add)
Banyon Data Systems, Inc 5034 First United Bank
Border States Electric Supply
St Imprv Dist 2013-1
(135 Ave NE)
3032 First United Bank
by Damian Dvorak as people were 66 Discovery Benefits 51.61
coming down the alley and exiting 67 Pete Kelly 12.40
through his property where no legal exit 68 NDPERS 74.86
existed. Carlson also stated that 69 Sillers, Laaveg, & Wenzel
Consolidated Waste garbage trucks used 750.00
the exit when picking up garbage on the 28970 NDPERS 1,257.03
alley and after the closure the garbage 71 BC/BS of North Dakota
truck tried turning around and backed into 1,459.46
their rental property's garage. Mayor .1710 Salaries 109.13
Stenvold asked the members of the AW EFTPS 844.03
Street Committee and someone from the AW Municipal Utilities 5,530.17
Consolidated Waste Board to visit with 28972 Banyon Data Systems, Inc
Carlson, check out the area in question, 198.74
and provide a solution agreeable to 73 Business Forms &Accounting
everyone involved. 122.87
74 Butler Machinery Co
454.79
75 Productivity Plus Account
61.21
76 Dale's Small Engine Repair
65.00
77 East Side Garage 759.56
78 Grand Forks Fire Equip, LL
70.50
79
Wanda Kratochvil, WC Public Health
Nurse and WC Sheriff Ron Jurgens
appeared to propose bar server training
and outlined the program. Recently two
underage youths were served in one of
the local establishments and Kratochvil
believes if the bar servers were trained
the infraction could have been avoided.
Grafton and Grand Forks require training
and have programs in place. The class
takes approximately two hours and one of
the Grafton police officers is a certified
trainer. Halldorson questioned if the
training could be coordinated with the City
of Grafton and have the training offered
every six months with one session in
Grafton and the other in Park River so
new servers could be trained within a
reasonable time of hire. Kratochvil will
look into the possibility. Council
discussed requiring training be a
condition of license renewal and imposing
a license increase for non-compliance.
Lundquist moved and Lorton seconded to
require liquor license holders to send 50%
of their bar servers to bar server training
prior to yearly liquor license renewals and
impose a $400.00 increase to the liquor
license fee for non-compliance starting
with the 2017 licensing period. Upon roll
call vote, all voted aye. M/C.
Jeanette Bjornstad on behalf of the
WC Saddle Club appeared to ask for
support to hold a rodeo in Park River on
July 4th. The WC Fair Board has donated
a portion of the $17,000 necessary to hold
the rodeo and Bjornstad stated they are
Jim's Super Valu 8.91
28980 Kringstad Ironworks INC
386.13
81 Leon's Building Center, Inc
50.66
82 Lon's Hardware 433.65
83 Montana Dakota Utilities
366.63
84 Michael Kilmer Construction
300.00
85 Michael Todd & Company, Inc
1,146.33
86 Municipal Government
Academy 25.00
87 Northdale Oil, Inc 515.40
88 North Star Coop 806.30
89 ODB Company 1,241.38
28990 Polar Communications
494.25
91 PR Airport Authority 110.66
92 PR Park District 98.13
93 PR Public Library 120.58
94 Quill Corporation 47.69
95 Ramada Worldwide 80.10
96 Glenn Rest 250.00
97 Special Funds 24.69
98 ST Improvement Dist #7
803.03
99 Team Laboratory Chemical
Corp 700.00
Cardmember Service
.... ! 8,52o.oo ......
City of Fargo ............ ' ' .........
$8,387.50
21 Productivity Plus Account Wat & Sewer Imprv Dist
46.89 Add
22 Consolidated Waste, LTD.
16,866.70 1021 First United Bank
23 Discovery Benefits, Inc $18,177.50
22.00
24 Ethanol Products, LLC
2,334.62 Water Tower Fund
25 First Care Health Center10059 Knife River Materials
37.00 $8,734.14
26 Graymont (WI) LLC 5,590.03
27 Hawkins Inc 1,300.35 Anderson moved and Lundquist
28 Interstate Power Systemsseconded tO accept the Auditors Report
45.00 into record. Upon roll call vote, all voted
29 Jim's Super Valu 62:05 aye. M/C
33430 Wade Kalgard 344.64
31 KBM, Inc 16,315.48 The Sales Tax Committee is
32 Liberty Business Systems, Inc recommending the following items for the
28.19 Council's approval:
33 Light & Water Dept 2,702.74 Lundquist moved and Halvorson
34 Stefan Linstad77.75 seconded to borrow $39,000 to the North
35 Lon'sHardware 74.99 Star Addition T.I.R from the Capital
36 Municipal Utilities 0.00 Improvement Fund for 2016 debt service
37 NDOneCall Inc.6.00 with funds to be repaid upon final
38 NDPERS 21.31 payment of debt service and upon roll call
39 Northdale Oil, Inc 277.01 vote, all voted aye. M/C; Knutson moved
33440 North Star Coop 610.99 and Anderson seconded to approve
41 Polar Communications payment of $17,000 from the Capital
149.76 Improvement Fund to the St Improvement
42 Quill Corporation 69.65 District #7 to cover the City's portion of
43 Rainbow Auto Body 243.222016 debt service and upon roll call vote,
44 Best Western + Ramkota Hotel all voted aye. M/C; Lorton moved and
200.00 Lundquist seconded to accept
45 Sanford Health Occupational reimbursement of $18,100 from the
28.00 Southview Addition T.I.F. for Capital
46 Team Laboratory ChemicalImprovement funds borrowed to cover
Corp 575.00 2005-2006 debt service. Upon roll call
47 Thatcher Company of Montana vote, all voted aye. M/C
8,756.00
48 Torkelson Bros, Inc 66.01 Engineer Todd Forster of KBM, Inc.
49 US Bank Equipment Finance presented bid totals received at the April
153.39 6th bid opening to the Council for the
33450 Verizon Wireless 159.00 electrical equipment and materials. Four
51 Water& Sewer Improvement bids were received and Forester is
3,700.00 recommending the Council accept the low
52 Water Bond Fund 05 bid for cable (Items 1 & 2) from Dakota
4,830.00 Supply Group in the amount of
53 Water Rev Bond Fund Phase II$57,875.00 and the low bid for breakers,
3,450.00 circuits and misc materials (items 3-13)
54 Water Sur-Charge Fund from Border States Electric in the amount
5,000.00 of $157,258.45. Knutson moved and
55 Water System Repair& Anderson seconded to approve the
Replace 1,500.00 recommendation and award the contracts
56 Water Tower Fund 11,811.00to Border States Electric for $157,258.45
2012-1 NS
City or Park River, North Dakota
S )ecial Council Meeting
CITY OF PARK RIVER, NORTH
DAKOTA, SPECIAL COUNCIL
MEETING, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 2016
AT 5:00 RM.
The City of Park River held a special
meeting of the Park River City Council on
Monday April 18, 2016 at 5:00 P.M.
Mayor Stenvold called the meeting to
Order with the following present: Council
members Kyle Halvorson, Arvid Knutson,
Dwight Byron, City Coordinator Jolene
Halldorson, Public Works Director (PWD)
Dennis Larson and City Auditor Ann Berg.
Robert Lundquist III at 5:03, Keith
Anderson at 5:14, and city Attorney Tracy
Laaveg at 5:19. Absent: Council
member Mike Lorton. Others: Jeanette
Bjornstad and Todd Forester.
Legal Notice
City of Park River
Halvorson moved and Byron
seconded to pay the Terracon, Inc invoice
from the Water & Sewer Improvement
District #2016-1 fund in the amount of
$13,000. Upon roll call vote all voted aye.
M/C.
insurance will be taken care of under the corner of the SE ~A of Section 21 is not in
Engineer Todd Forester of KBM, Inc. WC Saddle Club as a special event, the city limits. It was not included in the Polar
presented the bid results for the 2016 rodeo will start at 4 pm rather than 5 pm, Addition annexation which has Tower St
electrical upgrade construction phase, asked about dumpsters and will be providing access to Kringstad Ironworks,
Three bids were received with Moorhead contacted by Consolidated Waste, LTD., Inc and the Polar Communications tower.
Electric submitting the low bid of asked about bleachers and porta potties Currently the railroad isseeking payment
$198,130.00. Forester stated Moorhead and Halldorson said she will check with from property owners to access property
Electric omitted mobilization costs on their the Mountain August the Deuce located in the area in question. Knutson
bid but will honor the bid cost as committee about using the bleachers but moved and Halvorson seconded to annex
submitted. Moorhead electric will sub the the saddle club would need to find a way the triangle shaped trace area located in
railroad boring to RZS but will have their to transport them to and from the event, the NW corner of the SE % of Section 21.
crew complete the rest of the construction and she will contact the company that Upon roll call all voted aye. M/C.
work. Foresteris recommending the City supply's the porta potties about
accept the low bid from Moorhead Electric availability. Bjornstad asked if one of the Being no further business, the
in the amount of $198,130.00. Knutson bars could provide a beer garden at the
moved and Lundquist seconded to event. Berg contacted the WC Auditor's meeting adjourned at 5:29 PM.
approve Forester's recommendation and office but had not heard back as the
award the contract to low bidderWalsh County Commission had not met
Moorhead Electric in the amount of and will follow up on Tuesday. Bjornstad ......................................................................................................................................................
$198,130.00 for the construction phase of stated the Saddle Club has received ATTEST:
the 2016 Electric Upgrade project. Upon $9,900 in donations to date. The Council Dan Stenvold, Mayor
roll call vote all voted aye. M/C. thanked her and wished her well.
Ann Berg, City Auditor
Jeanette Bjornstad of the WC Saddle Laaveg provided information to the
Club appeared to update the Council on Council on Tower Street. Currently a
the July 4th Rodeo. She presented the triangle shaped trace area of land on the
following information; the liability east side of County Road 12 in the NW
(May 18, 2016)
and Dakota Supply Group for $57,875.00. River Council demonstrates its
Upon roll call vote, all voted aye. M/C. A commitment
Special Council Meeting will be held on to the hazard mitigation and achieving
April 18th at 5:00 pm to approve or reject the goals outlined in the Walsh County
the bids for the construction costs. Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan as approved
by FEMA: and
Halldorson reported First Care Health Now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY
Center will be sponsoring a Color Dash THE PARK RIVER CITY COUNCIL THAT:
on Saturday, July 2nd in Park River. City of Park River adopts the Walsh
Other communities holding this type of County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan as
event have good participation and people approved by FEMA.
of all ages can join in the fun. This 11th day of April, 2016
The motion for the adoption of the
Laaveg informed the Council when foregoing resolution was duly made by
Jay and Becky Skorheim purchased Councilmember Lundquist, seconded by
property from a former resident, which Lorton and upon vote being taken
they in turn deeded to the City, and legal thereon, the following voted in favor:
descriptions on the deeds were incorrect Lorton, Halvorson, Knutson, Lundquist
and felt since Skorheim's incurred legal and Anderson and the following voted
fees to have them corrected they should against the same: None; and the following
be compensated. Halverson moved and were absent: Byron. Whereupon the
Knutson seconded to offer $300 to Jay resolution was declared duly passed and
and Becky Skorheim for approximately adopted and was signed by the Mayor
30G' of utility easements across their and attested by the City Auditor.
properties. Upon roll call vote, all voted
aye. M/C. Halldorson informed the Council
outlets 1 and 2 Birders Addition owned by
Laaveg informed the Council that Eddie Rygh are currently on the City tax
estate representatives for the property role and need to be removed as they are
located at 308 Prospect Ave N are looking located outside of City limits. She is
at selling the property. The property abuts asking the Council to approve the
the water treatment plant land owned by abatement of the City's tax portion of the
the City. The City had been working with 2014 and 2015 property taxes in the
the deceased to demolish the substantial amount of $171.55. Anderson moved
building currently located on the property and Halvorson seconded to approve the
and if the City buys the property costs to request for abatement and to remove the
remove the building would be incurred. In parcels off of the City's tax role. Upon roll
addition two years of back taxes are call vote, all voted aye. M/C.
owed. Lundquist moved and Lorton
seconded to offer $2,000 plus back taxes
owed on the property to the estate Councilman Lundquist introduced the
representatives. Upon roll call vote, all following Resolution:
voted aye. M/C
RESOLUTION
Laaveg presented information
regarding Tower Street. Preliminary WHEREAS, the City of Park
inquires indicate the street might not have River is a member of the Northern
been dedicated as a City street but rather Municipal
named for 911 purposes. Council felt the
Power Agency (NMPA) for the
issue should be tabled until Laaveg does
purpose of purchasing power to meet
additional research, electricity needs
Berg met with the BC/BS for the City of Park River.
representatives and was informed the
health insurance policy rate increased by
.3%. If health insurance cap percents
remain at the current percents, the yearly
cost to the City would be an additional
$172.80. Lundquist moved and
Halvorson seconded to keep leave the
health insurance caps at their current
percents to keep within the base
established in 2009 which would keep the
City's grandfathered status in effect.
Upon roll call vote, all voted aye. M/C.
The City must adopt a multi-hazard
mitigation plan. City personnel
participated in the preparation of the
FEMA approved Walsh County Multi-
Hazard Mitigation plan and can adopt the
County's plan
City of Park River, Walsh County,
State of North Dakota
Resolution of the City of Park River,
North Dakota adopting the Walsh County,
North
Dakota Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
as approved by the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA) Resolution
Number: 2016-4-11
BE IT RESOLVED by the governing
body of the City of Park River, North
Dakota, as follows:
Whereas, the City Council for Park
River, North Dakota recognizes the threat
that
natural hazards pose to people and
property within the county; and
Whereas, the City of Park River
participated in the preparation of a multi-
hazard
mitigation plan hereby known as the
Walsh County Multi-Hazard Mitigation
Plan in accordance with the Disaster
Mitigation Act of 2000; and
Whereas, the Walsh County Multi-
Hazard Mitigation Plan identifies
mitigation goals and actions to reduce or
eliminate long-term risk to people and
property within the city from the impacts
of future hazards and disasters; and
Whereas, the commission is adopting
the final plan that is approved by FEMA;
and
Whereas, adoption by the City of Park
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that P.R. Health
Corporation, dba First Care Health Center
of Park River, North Dakota has
petitioned the City Council of Park River
to issue a permit for a variation of use.
The demolition of the home and garage
for the purpose of a cement parking lot on
lots 1,2 and 3, Block 6, Birder's Addition
(119 Code Avenue North), Park River,
North Dakota. A non-conforming use,
contrary to City of Park River Ordinance
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT
HEREBY RESOLVED, that Dennis
Larson
is hereby appointed to represent the
City of Park River on the Board of
Directors of
NMPA through April 30, 2017 and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that Dan Stenvold be appointed as the
City of Park River's representative on
the Advisory Council of NMPA through
April 30, 2017.
The foregoing Resolution was
seconded by Councilman Lorton and
upon roll call, the
following voted aye: Lorton,
Halvorson, Knutson, Lundquist, and
Anderson. Absent Byron.
Larson reported NMPA is currently
refinancing $25Y2 million in bonds and
needs the City to sign a Closing
Certificate confirming the City's continued
involvement as it relates to the power
sales agreement. Mayor Stenvold and
Auditor Berg will sign the certificate on the
City's behalf.
Spring cleanup will be held the week
of May 9. Branches and construction
debris are on the non-acceptable list and
appliances will need to have a Freon
removal certificate or will not be picked
up.
Being no further business, the
meeting adjourned at 9:20 PM.
Dan Stenvold, Mayor
ATTEST:
Ann Berg, City Auditor
(May 18, 2016)
30.
The Park River City Council will
conduct a public hearing to consider this
petition at 6:30 pm, Thursday, June 2,
2016, in the City Council Room.
Dated this 11th day of May, 2016
Signed: Ann Berg, City Auditor
Attorney for the Petitioner
(May 18, 2016)
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