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seconded by Haberman to approve the 2021-22 budget as present-ed with the General Fund Levy at $2,140,644.66, Miscellaneous Levy at $214,064.46, and Building Fund Levy at $300,047.02 and Bond Levy at $500,000.00 based on the new projected taxable evaluation received from the four counties. Roll Call Vote: Haberman-yes, Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Agnes-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Neubauer and seconded by Shultz to approve Kendra Hamnes contract for the Science position. Roll Call Vote: Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Agnes and seconded by Neubauer to ad-journ the meeting. Roll Call Vote: Shultz-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Neubauer-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. Meeting Adjourn.

Stuart Coleman, President Deborah Nelson, Business Manager9-14

Pedie granted Tax Director position

BOTTINEAU COUNTY COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS

AUGUST 25, 20217:30AM

The Commissioner Meeting was called to order at 7:30am by Chairman Charlie Adams. A Special meeting of the Board of Bottineau County Commissioners was held in the Commissioner Room at the Courthouse with the follow-ing members present: Chairman, Charlie Adams, Vice Chairman, LeRoy Rude, Commissioners,Lance Kjelshus, Jeff Beyer, Dan Marquardt,County Auditor, Emily Deschamp, also present via phone was Human Resource Coordinator Tanya Weiler. Agenda -A motion was made to approve the amended agenda with additions of a special event permit for KC’s Dockside Bar and Grill by Kjelshus,second by Marquardt. Motion carried. Emily presented the board a print out of the sign that will be dis-played at the Pickle Ball bathroom as part of the Garrison Diversion grant process. A motion was made to approve the signage by Kjelshus, second by Marquardt. Roll call vote unanimous. Motion carried. A motion was made to approve

the special event permit trans-fer for KC’s Dockside to The Lake House Event Center by Beyer, sec-ond by Rude. Roll call vote unani-mous. Motion carried. A motion was made to sign the Garrison Diversion Grant applica-tion by Marquardt, second byBeyer. Roll call vote unanimous. Motion carried. Jeff Beyer and Dan Marquardt Police committee members dis-cussed the city police contract with the board. No action was taken. The interviews for the appli-cants for the Bottineau County Tax Director position were conducted. After the interviews were com-pleted and a discussion was held a motion was made to offer the posi-tion of Tax Director to Ashley Pedie by Kjelshus, second by Marquardt. Roll call vote unanimous. Motion carried. Mike Mcintee, States Attorney, met with the board to discuss his office activities. He also discussed with the board that he would like to donate some of the contents of his office to the county. Commissioner Rude gave an update on the hiring of a new Community Service Program Coordinator, also the request was discussed for the $10,000 com-mitment. A motion was made to table payment of $10,000 to the Community Service Program until the September 7, 2021 meeting by Kjelshus, second by Marquardt. Motion carried. Discussion was held in regards to the 2022 budget. As there was no further business, a motion was made to adjourn the meeting at 11:50pm by Marquardt, second by Beyer. Motion carried.

Charlie Adams, ChairmanEmily Deschamp, Auditor9-14

Kippen to resign as Tax

Director

BOTTINEAU COUNTY COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS

AUGUST 3, 20217:30am

The Commissioner Meeting was called to order at 7:30am

by Chairman Charlie Adams. A meeting of the Board of Bottineau County Commissioners was held in the Commissioner Room at the Courthouse with the following mem-bers present: Chairman,Charlie Adams; Vice Chairman, LeRoy Rude, Commissioners, Lance Kjelshus,Jeff Beyer,Dan Marquardt, State’s Attorney, Mike Mcintee, and Auditor, Emily Deschamp. Old Business: Agenda -A motion was made to approve the amended agenda with additions of City Police Contract and District 5 Commissioner by Beyer,second by Marquardt. Motion carried. Minutes- A motion was made to approve the minutes from July 6th, 2021, July 12th, 2021and July 20th, 2021Police Committee meeting, by Rude, second by Kjelshus. Motion carried. Consent Agenda -The monthly reports were reviewed and a mo-tion was made to approve the con-sent agenda by Beyer, second by Rude. Motion carried. Bills- The August bills were re-viewed and a motion was made to pay the bills by Kjelshus, second by Marquardt. Motion carried. Bills are as follows: Advanced Business Solutions 95.00; Baker & Taylor 279.39; Bottineau County Road Dept 7,848.00; Courant 116.86; Herbel, Lisa 300.00; Information Tech Dept 4,820.90; Jasons Super Foods 95.62; Kellers Briteway 80.00; M.K Electric 352.05; ND Game and Fish 2,110.98; Ottertail Power Co 6,209.49; Wex Bank 1,938.00; Monson, Ann 5,904.54; ND Game and Fish 59.00; ND Pers Dakota Plan 734.72; ND State Tax Commissioner 9,198.81; Verizon Wireless 1,768.65; Paystubz 586.10;American Family Insurance 3,626.00; Bank of ND 9,407.00; Bank of ND 36,000.00; Colonial Life & Accident 1,552.59; Ellsworth Ryan 7,475.00; Monson, Ann 3,862.42; Monson, Ann 3,191.81; ND Child Support Division 1,550.00; North Dakota United 91.84; New York Life Insurance 56.14; Renville County 1,733.84; The Standard Life INS Co 2,798.84; Unum Life INS Company 298.60; First

went very well, (6). Had a meet-ing with ND DoH on a possible grant that we can be a part of, (7). Advertising for Para Job Openings (General Funds and ESSER II/III Funds) and Social Worker (ESSER II/III Funds) A motion was made by Tofteland and seconded by Neubauer to approve the following Consent Agenda Items: A-Minutes of June 14 , 2021 Regular Meeting, Minutes of June 29, 2021 Special Meeting, B-Finance/Budget Report, C-Bills and Business Managers Report, D-Public Relations, E-Designate Federal Programs Authorized Representative (1) Pat Brenden-Surplus Property, Food Service, Institutional Immunization, ADA, Title IX Coordinator and other Federal or State Programs, (2) Anne Moum-Elementary 504 Coordinator/Homeless Liaison, (3) Nara Glasner-Junior/Senior High 504 Coordinator, F-Designate Depository (First National Bank, Starion, State Bank, North Star), G-Designate Official Newspaper, H-Small Organized Schools, I-NDSBA Online Superintendent Evaluation Service, J-Policy Services Contract, K-Approve Standing Committees.. Roll Call Vote: Shultz-yes, Tofteland-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. Unfinished Business: New Business: A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Tofteland to ap-prove for the 2021-22 fiscal year the Participation fees and Season Ticket Gate Passes to reflect the 2018-19 fees and to discontinue the Senior Citizen discount and the individual at the door gate price will be $5.00 for Students and $5.00 for adults. Roll Call Vote: Tofteland-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Agnes and seconded by Shutlz to ap-prove Pat Brenden as the Title I Authorized Representative. Roll Call Vote: Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Tofteland-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Agnes and seconded by Haberman to ap-prove Pat Brenden as the Title II Authorized Representative. Roll Call Vote: Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Tofteland-yes, Coleman-yes.

Motion passed. A motion was made by Haberman and seconded by Tofteland to ap-prove Pat Brenden as the Title IV Authorized Representative. Roll Call Vote: Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Tofteland-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Agnes and seconded by Shultz to ap-prove the 2021-2022 Consolidated Application as presented. Roll Call Vote: Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Tofteland-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Neubauer and seconded by Haberman to ap-prove Halle Serhienko’s contract for the English position. Roll Call Vote: Shultz-yes, Tofteland-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Neubauer and seconded by Johnson to ap-prove the Carl Perkins Consortium budget adjustments. Roll Call Vote: Tofteland-yes, Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Shultz-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed. A motion was made by Tofteland and seconded by Shultz to adjourn the meeting. Roll Call Vote: Agnes-yes, Haberman-yes, Johnson-yes, Neubauer-yes, Tofteland-yes, Coleman-yes. Motion passed.Meeting adjourned. THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 9th, 2021, 5:30 pm. in the Bottineau School Conference Room with the Finance at 5:00 pm.

Stuart Coleman, President Deborah Nelson, Business Manager9-14

Hamnes to take Science

Position

BOTTINEAU PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT #1

SPECIAL BOARD MEETING – AUGUST 2, 2021

The special meeting was called to order by President Stuart Coleman at 5:15 p.m. Also, present were Mike Haberman, David Agnes, Chuck Neubauer, Shawn Shultz, Superintendent Pat Brenden, and Business Manager Deborah Nelson. Members absent: Matt Johnson, and Katie Tofteland. President Stuart Coleman called the meeting to order. A motion was made by Agnes and

$1714.40; American Recycling $575; Arrowhead Printing Inc $250; Border States Electric Supply $250.80; Shelby Boucher $10; Cole Papers Inc $584.93; Digital Office Centre $753.91; Discount School Supply $24.40; Westhope $387.31; Frontline Technologies $9617.63; Geyer Instructional Aids Co. $99; Harlow’s Trailways $1453.11; Inland Truck Parts Company $68.91; Junior Library Guild $4,998.85; Lakeshore learn-ing Materials $734.12; Li brary World Inc $940; Music in Motion $53.89; Nasco $518.58; ND Attorney General $82.50; NDASBM $50; NDCEl $1500; NDSBA $7856; Oriental Trading Company Inc $55.95; Ottertail Power Co $7607.40; Pitsscho Education $209; Pomps Tire Service Inc $850; Prairie Public Television $674; Really Good Stuff, Inc. $711.90; Renaissance learning Inc. $9786.50; School Specialty $2728.57; St. Michel Furniture $10596.21; Teacher Direct $1058.91; United Laboratories $715.43; Up Front LLC $630; VISA $472.65; Amazon Capital Services $2259.13; AT&T Mobility $237.46; Carolina Biological Supply Co $507; Cole Papers Inc $329.40; Anne Moum $2000; ND Attorney General $41.25; Quadient Leasing USA Inc $586.05; Super Duper Publications $217.40; Whitetail Builders $10,770.16; Whitetail Builders $7,254.30; St. Michel Furniture $9903. Totalling $134883.64. Public Appearance: None. Special Recognition: None. Reports: A. Finance/Budget Committee: Deborah Nelson gave this report from the finance meeting. B. Technology Report: No re-port. C. Building/Grounds Report: Tom gave his report. D. Transportation Report: Andy gave his report. E. Elementary Principal Report: No report. F. Secondary Principal Report: No report. G. Athletic Director Report: No report. Superintendent’s Report: (1). Accreditation Review has been completed and we received our 5-year Accreditation, (2). ESSER II application was approved, work-ing to complete the ESSER III ap-plication, due August 17th, (3). Consolidated Application for 2021-22 SY, ready to submit, process has changed where the budget will be populated into Web grants once the application is approved, (4). Progress of Summer Projects a. Parking Lot – on track to meet the completion date, concrete works started on schedule, b. Roof Project – going good about ½ com-plete, minor weather delays, c. Bathroom remodel – one bathroom has new tile complete and ready for fixtures, one remaining, d. Office Remodel – slight delay get-ting schedules coordinated, e. Door Replacement – Waiting on installa-tion dates, coordinating with office remodel do to window install, f. Office Remodel – mainly complete, just need to refinish some wood-work, (5). 11 Month Construction Walk-through – Some issues that need to be addressed but overall

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As directed by the Board of County Commissioners of Bottineau County, State of North Dakota, the undersigned County Auditor for said County of Bottineau, will accept sealed bids until October 4, 2021 at 4:00 p.m. at the Auditor’s Office at 314 5th ST W. Bot-tineau ND 58318 for the sale by Bottineau County of hereinafter described items:

Item #1 - One (1) used 2014 32OE Caterpillar Excavator, this unit has 3,885 hours, comes equipped with thumb attachment and has a 58-inch smooth edge dirt bucket. Serial # TNJ00439

The terms of the sale will be for CASH ONLY. Bidder must tender a cashier’s check or bid bond in the amount of not less than 10 percent of the amount of the offer to assure that the bid will be considered. The check is to be retained by the County as liquidating damages in the event the bid is withdrawn after being accepted by the board. Unit will be sold as is.

The excavator may be inspected at the Bottineau County Shop by contacting Road Superintendent Ritch Gimbel at 1-701-263-1607.

The sale will be conducted according to the provisions of Chapter 11-27 and amendments thereto of the North Dakota Century Code, proceeding at the direction and with the assistance of the Board of Bottineau County Commissioners subject to the board’s confirma-tion.

Envelopes must be marked - BID ON SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY and indicate item number.

By order of the Board of County Commissioners, Bottineau County, State of North Dakota this 8th day of September 2021.

Emily Deschamp,Bottineau County Auditor

NOTICE OF SALE OF BOTTINEAU COUNTY PROPERTY

HELP WANTEDTurtle Mountain Veterinary Service in Bottineau, ND is seeking a full-time veterinary assistant or licensed veterinary technician. On the job training available for inexperienced assistants. Mini-

mum high school diploma or equivalent required for veterinary assistants. Veterinary techni-cians must be licensed or eligible for licensing in North Dakota. Candidate must be comfortable

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