NEW ROCKFORD TRANSCRIPTMONDAY, MAY 20, 2019

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Thank you very much for all of the visitors that came to see me at the Lutheran Home of the Good Shepherd and for all of the get well and birthday cards received. Thank you very much to all the doctors and nurses who performed right hip replacement surgery at the Jamestown Regional Medi-cal Center in April. All of the staff there treated me very professionally in every sense of the word. Thanks very much to the staff of Lutheran Home of the Good Shepherd for the very good care that I re-ceived while I was there. I moved into West View Apartments in late April and it is going good. Thanks to the person who decorated my door with the

welcome home sign. Thanks very much to my sister and brother-in-law, Lois and Tait Feigert for helping me move into West-view and get settled. Many thanks to DeWaine Beau-clair for his visits at LHGS and at Westview. Also to the Lions Club members who also helped me move and to those who have given me rides to and from high school baseball games. And a very big thank you to all of the high school kids who came to share part of their prom night with me. What a wonderful surprise. I feel very fortunate to live in a wonderful and caring community.

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETINGNEW ROCKFORD CITY COMMISSIONNEW ROCKFORD, NORTH DAKOTA

MAY 6, 2019 President Packard called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall with Commis-sioners Richter, McKnight, Hager, Ystaas, PWS Hirchert and City Attorney Peterson present. Richter moved to approve the agenda with addition of city logo magnets. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. McK-night moved to approve the April 1 meeting minutes. Hager seconded. Motion carried. Richter moved to approve the monthly fi-nancial reports. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. Hager moved to approve payment of the following bills. Ystaas seconded. In a roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried.North Dakota Insurance Department ..90.00Dauenhauer Diesel Repair ...................90.00Team Lab ........................................1,354.75Northern Plains Electric Coop .............61.09Eddy County ...................................1,000.00Expressway Suites ............................169.20North Dakota One Call Inc ....................1.85Waste Management of WI-MN .....15,614.50Taverna Electric ..............................1,470.00Dakota Dust-Tex ..................................40.75CenDak Cooperative .........................182.57New Rockford NAPA ...........................94.52North Dakota Telephone Co ..............400.47Otter Tail Power Co ........................2,670.23Blue Cross Blue Shield of ND.........6,620.38New Rockford Park District ............5,913.94NR Area Betterment Corp ..............2,968.17Central Plains Water District ................30.00Montana-Dakota Utilities Co ..........1,541.92City Employees.............................13,343.16ND Public Employees Ret System .2,834.93IRS ..................................................4,325.17Eddy County .................................11,907.00U.S. P.ost Office ................................175.00Rockford Plumbing & Htg ..................192.88Flower Scent-R ....................................32.50Larry Danduran ..................................300.00Duchscherer Supply Inc ......................52.96Schulz Plumbing, Htg, and AC Inc ....100.70Graymont Capital Inc .....................5,295.82Electric Pump .................................1,381.00Share Corporation ..........................1,141.48New Rockford Auditor’s Office ..........219.77Erickson Implement Inc ..................7,803.80Transcript Publishing .........................633.37Cash & Carry Lumber ........................276.57CenDak Cooperative ...........................82.97Mick’s 281 Service .........................1,233.37AT&T Mobility.....................................234.57Northern Plains Electric Coop .............60.32Hawkins Inc .......................................844.56Ferguson Waterworks .......................676.06Grand Forks Utilities Billing ...............104.00Mid-American Research Chemical ....679.09Waste Management of WI-MN .....15,614.50Dakota Dust-Tex ..................................41.25Butler Ag Equipment ......................1,894.67New Rockford NAPA ...........................60.31North Dakota Telephone Co .............393.44 Scott Severs was present about the water on 3rd Avenue North. The water service lines to two of his property froze this winter and were costly to thaw out. Severs ran a garden hose between the houses. After the discus-sion, Ystaas moved to average a credit for 530 3rd Ave N and to credit all the water for 522 3rd Ave N. Richter seconded. In a roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried. Rose Black was present on several top-ics. Black was wondering about building a container home. The home would be on a foundation. The Commission requested a building permit so legal counsel can review for the June meeting. Black had a complaint about a yard in her neighborhood. The Com-mission will address under the nuisance ve-hicle ordinance. Black had a question on who is responsible for the cigarette butts on the corner of 13th St. and 1st Ave N. The under-standing is that the Lutheran Home has im-plemented a new rule on the cigarette butts, so that may correct that nuisance. Sheriff Lies reviewed the Sheriff’s Depart-ment quarterly report with the Commission. Ystaas moved to approve the Sheriff’s report. McKnight seconded. Motion carried. The regular meeting was recessed for a zoning hearing at 7:30 p.m. No one appeared on the Justin Ystaas request to rezone his property. McKnight moved to grant Justin Ystaas’ request to change the zoning from residential zoning district to general business zoning district for West half of AL 3 and all of Lot 4 of 31-149-66 of New Rockford. Hager seconded. Ystaas abstained from the roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried. Korey Anderson was present for the Ryan Hager rezoning request. Anderson was questioning if the land was considered a wet land. The water drain was discussed. Ysta-as moved to grant Ryan Hager’s request to change the zoning from residential zoning district to industrial zoning district for Block 2 of Rosedale Addition in New Rockford. Rich-ter seconded. Hager abstained from the roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion car-ried. The rezoning hearings were adjourned and the regular meeting was reconvened. Erling Rolfson and Larry Danduran were present for the New Rockford Airport Au-thority. Rolfson reviewed the plans for the airport runway, taxiway, apron and hanger with the Commission. The Airport Authority had approached Eddy County Commission-ers about funding as was done in the past. The County Commissioners declined to help without an agreement in place. Rolfson was requesting the City Commissioners sit down with the County Commissioners about future funding for the airport. Commissioner Richter will make some contacts and report back at the June meeting. PWS Hirchert presented his monthly re-

port. Items being worked on in April were a collapsed sewer line, blading alleys, picking up garbage, and cleaning the water plant tanks. There has been some issues with Waste Management on garbage pickup. The bobcat and the two lawn mowers are in. Tree cleanup was discussed. Richter moved to approve the report as presented. McKnight seconded. Motion carried. A written report from Wade Senger from Interstate Engineering was read. The report was an update on the water main project. Bid opening is set for May 20 at 3:30 p.m. in City Hall. There is an issue with a water line on 4th Street N. The line was to be discon-tinued but PWS Hirchert has found a water service line connected to it. Hirchert would like an agreement written up between the property owner and the city, approving the city to replace the water line to 3rd Ave N. There will be a special meeting on May 23 at 8:00 a.m. in city hall to award the water project contract. Richter moved to approve building per-mits for Jim Ehni, replace windows; DPRCA, storage shed; and George Ritzke, shingles. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. McKnight moved to approve four (4) Spe-cial Liquor permits for Hanson’s Bar. Richter seconded. Motion carried. McKnight moved to approve housing in-centives for Melanie Thompson and Dennis & Alison Nybo. Hager seconded. In a roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried. After a discussion, Richter moved to ap-prove a Renaissance Zone Project at 920 1st Ave. S. for Jason Munson. Hager seconded. Motion carried. Tim Scheer was requesting to purchase a parcel in the city for a garage or a garden.The parcel is across the street from his residence. Richter moved to sell Lot 27 & East 22’ of Lot 28, Block 10 of Original for $330.00 to Tim Scheer. Seconded by Ystaas. Motion carried. The list of nuisance vehicles and yards were reviewed. There was a question about vehicles in Apartment house parking lots. The Auditor is to contact the owner for names and addresses. City Ordinance 10-03-01 was referenced for the process to no-tify the vehicles owners. McKnight moved to proceed with nuisance letters to vehicle own-ers and property owners. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. Changes to the City’s policy manual were reviewed. McKnight moved to accept the changes to the policy manual. Ystaas sec-onded. In a roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried. McKnight moved to change the job description for the water plant man-ager to include language that the manager must carry his city cell phone with him at all times. Hager seconded. In a roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried. Richter gave an update on 3rd Street NE. Marlin Weisenburger will be obtaining costs to install a drainage system in the street and reporting back to Richter. Jerry Barrett submitted a claim that the city damaged his ladder during snow remov-al. The ladder was stored on the alley right of way. Richter moved to deny Jerry Barrett’s claim. McKnight seconded. Motion carried. Auditor to send a letter to Mr. Barrett. The auditor reported that New Rockford received the 2018 Tree City USA award. May 29 will be the State Arbor Day celebrations in New Rockford. There was a discussion on NR Area Betterment Corp. updating the fire danger sign on the Community signs. The auditor handed out the 2018 Drinking Water Quality report. The auditor will be at-tending the NDLC Legislative session review in Carrington on June 4. Richter moved to approve the annual gam-ing site authorizations for Midway Aerie 2923 FOE and New Rockford Lions. Ystaas sec-onded. With McKnight abstaining, all vote for. Motion carried. McKnight moved to purchase sixteen 18x24-magnet city logo signs for $500.00. Hager seconded. In a roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried. The New Rockford Lions Club donated 8 benches for the Centennial Park. With no further business, the meeting ad-journed at 8:58 p.m. Minutes are subject to approval at the next regular Board meeting

Published May 20, 2019

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF EDDY COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

Probate No. 14-2019-PR-00006 In the Matter of the Estate of Ivan O. Fos-ter, Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the un-dersigned has been appointed personal rep-resentative of the above estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased arerequired to present their claims within three months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be presented to Calvin K. Foster, personal representative of the estate, at 1425 13 1/2 Street, Fargo, ND 58102 or filed with the Court.

Dated this 6th day of May, 2019Calvin K. Foster, Personal Representative1425 13 1/2 StreetFargo, ND 58102Attorneys for Personal RepresentativePETERSON LAW OFFICES, P.C.523 Central Avenue, P.O. Box 231New Rockford, ND 58356

Published May 20, 27 and June 3, 2019

MONDAY-FRIDAYSeptember – May,7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

June – August,8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

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Intown New Rockford - $1.00 per one way ride for everyoneCall Cell 307-0403 or Senior Center 947-5378

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MONDAY-FRIDAYSeptember – May,7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

June – August,8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE VEHICLES

General Public TransportationAvailable to All Ages

Intown New Rockford - $1.00 per one way ride for everyoneCall Cell 307-0403 or Senior Center 947-5378

Out of Town Trips Offered - All Fares Round Trip1st Wednesday - Carrington ($7.50) &/or onto Fargo- Add’l ($15.00)

2nd Wednesday - Carrington ($7.50)3rd Wednesday - Carrington ($7.50) &/or onto Bismarck - Add’l ($15.00)4th Wednesday - Carrington ($7.50) &/or onto Jamestown - Add’l ($8.00)

2nd Thursday - Devils Lake ($5.00 - min. 5 people)

Call Cell 302-0324 or Senior Center 947-5378Out of Town Trips (By Arrangement Only)

Carrington ($10.00)Sheyenne to New Rockford ($5.00)

Devils Lake ($10.00)

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