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DENRNOTICE OF APPLICATION

FORAIR QUALITY CONSTRUCTION

PERMITThe South Dakota Department of Envi-ronment and Natural Resources (DENR) received and reviewed the application for an air quality construction permit for the following applicant:

APPLICANT NAME:Terex South Dakota

FACILITY LOCATION:Watertown, South Dakota

The air quality construction permit will al-low the construction and operation of the following processes and units: 1. Main paint booth – 2020 Pneu-Mech

Systems MFG spray booths2. Secondary paint booth – 2020 Pneu-

Mech Systems MFG spray booth3. Main gel coat booth – 2020 Col-Met

Engineered Finishing Solutions Model #SDS-10-12-50-P-DT booths

4. Secondary gel coat booth – 2020 Col-Met Engineered Finishing Solutions Model #SDS-10-12-40-P-DT booths

5. Cure oven – 2020 Maxon 425 Over-pack Model #FS336-245A-48 oven, fired with natural gas

A review of the application indicates Ter-ex can construct and operate four spray booths and a cure oven in compliance with South Dakota’s Air Pollution Control rules and the federal Clean Air Act. DENR, therefore, recommends the Board of Min-erals and Environment issue an air quality construction permit to Terex with condi-tions to ensure compliance with South Da-kota Codified Laws (SDCL) 34A 1 and the federal Clean Air Act. In accordance with the Administra-tive Rules of South Dakota (ARSD) 74:36:20:11, any person desiring to com-ment on DENR’s draft permit conditions must submit written comments to the ad-dress below by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice. Com-ments may be directed to the following mailing address: Teresa Williams; PMB 2020; Department of Environment and Natural Resources; 523 East Capitol; Pierre, South Dakota 57501. DENR will consider and address all comments sub-mitted and issue a final permit decision pursuant to ARSD 74:36:20:13. DENR will notify the applicant and each person that requested notice or submitted written comments of DENR’s final permit decision, including notification of any changes to the permit based on the comments.Any person desiring to contest the issu-ance of this permit and have a contested case hearing must file a petition, which complies with ARSD 74:09:01:01. This petition must be filed either by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice or, if that person submits comments on DENR’s draft permit pursuant to the paragraph above, within thirty days of re-ceiving notice of DENR’s final permit deci-sion. Upon receipt of a petition, DENR will schedule this matter for a contested case hearing before the Board of Minerals and Environment. If no comments or objections are received by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice, the draft permit be-comes the final permit decision and the permit will be issued. Copies of DENR’s draft permit conditions and other information may be obtained from Teresa Williams, at the above ad-dress or telephone at (605) 773-3151 or the One-Stop Public Notice Page at: http://denr.sd.gov/public/ Hunter Roberts, SecretaryDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources

Published once at the approximate cost of $50.41.

(June 26, 2020)

Public Notices


FORAIR QUALITY CONSTRUCTION

PERMITThe South Dakota Department of Envi-ronment and Natural Resources (DENR) received and reviewed the application for an air quality construction permit for the following applicant:

APPLICANT NAME:Terex South Dakota

FACILITY LOCATION:Watertown, South Dakota

The air quality construction permit will al-low the construction and operation of the following processes and units: 1. Main paint booth – 2020 Pneu-Mech

Systems MFG spray booths2. Secondary paint booth – 2020 Pneu-

Mech Systems MFG spray booth3. Main gel coat booth – 2020 Col-Met

Engineered Finishing Solutions Model #SDS-10-12-50-P-DT booths

4. Secondary gel coat booth – 2020 Col-Met Engineered Finishing Solutions Model #SDS-10-12-40-P-DT booths

5. Cure oven – 2020 Maxon 425 Over-pack Model #FS336-245A-48 oven, fired with natural gas

A review of the application indicates Ter-ex can construct and operate four spray booths and a cure oven in compliance with South Dakota’s Air Pollution Control rules and the federal Clean Air Act. DENR, therefore, recommends the Board of Min-erals and Environment issue an air quality construction permit to Terex with condi-tions to ensure compliance with South Da-kota Codified Laws (SDCL) 34A 1 and the federal Clean Air Act. In accordance with the Administra-tive Rules of South Dakota (ARSD) 74:36:20:11, any person desiring to com-ment on DENR’s draft permit conditions must submit written comments to the ad-dress below by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice. Com-ments may be directed to the following mailing address: Teresa Williams; PMB 2020; Department of Environment and Natural Resources; 523 East Capitol; Pierre, South Dakota 57501. DENR will consider and address all comments sub-mitted and issue a final permit decision pursuant to ARSD 74:36:20:13. DENR will notify the applicant and each person that requested notice or submitted written comments of DENR’s final permit decision, including notification of any changes to the permit based on the comments.Any person desiring to contest the issu-ance of this permit and have a contested case hearing must file a petition, which complies with ARSD 74:09:01:01. This petition must be filed either by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice or, if that person submits comments on DENR’s draft permit pursuant to the paragraph above, within thirty days of re-ceiving notice of DENR’s final permit deci-sion. Upon receipt of a petition, DENR will schedule this matter for a contested case hearing before the Board of Minerals and Environment. If no comments or objections are received by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice, the draft permit be-comes the final permit decision and the permit will be issued. Copies of DENR’s draft permit conditions and other information may be obtained from Teresa Williams, at the above ad-dress or telephone at (605) 773-3151 or the One-Stop Public Notice Page at: http://denr.sd.gov/public/ Hunter Roberts, SecretaryDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources


(June 26, 2020)

HENRYOFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

TOWN OF HENRYSpecial executive meeting was held on Thursday June 18th 2020 at 3:30p.m. at the Community Hall.Present: President Larson, Trustees Dorene Foster and Shannon Pester. Vince Foley and Finance Officer Shelly FullerPresident Larson called the meeting to order. Motion by Foster and seconded of Pester to approve agenda, motion carried. Motion by Pester and seconded of Foster to go into executive session at 3:33pm per SDCL 1-25-2(3) for litigation. Motion carried. Executive session ended at 4:14pm. Motion of Foster and seconded of Pester to adjourn. Motion carried.Shelly FullerFinance Officer


(June 26, 2020)

CODINGTONSTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTACOUNTY OF CODINGTON

IN CIRCUIT COURTTHIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

In the Matter of the Petition regardingSophia Marie Kolden-Miller,

A Minor Child.For a Change of Name to

Sophia Marie MillerCIV:20-218

NOTICE OF HEARING FOR NAME CHANGE OF A MINOR CHILD

(UNCONTESTED)NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Verified Petition for Name Change of a Minor Child has been filed by Haley Marie Kolden the object and prayer of which is to change their minor child’s name from Sophia Marie Kolden-Miller to Sophia Marie Miller. On the 20th day of July, 2020, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. said Verified Petition will be heard by this Court before the Honorable Carmen Means Presiding, at the Court Room in the Codington County Courthouse, City of Watertown, Codington County, South Dakota, or as soon thereafter as is convenient for the court. Any interested party may come and appear at that time and place and show reasons, if any, why said name should not be changed as requested.Dated this 2nd day of June, 2020 at Watertown, South Dakota.ATTEST:/s/ Barbara ZellerBarbara ZellerCodington County Clerk of CourtsDeputyPublished four times at the approximate

cost of $94.88.(June 12, 19 & 26 and July 3, 2020)

Public Notices


FORTITLE V AIR QUALITY OPERATING

PERMITThe South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has received and reviewed the application for a Title V air quality operating permit for the following applicant:

APPLICANT NAME:Benchmark Foam, Inc.FACILITY LOCATION:

Watertown, South DakotaThe Title V air quality operating permit will allow the operation of the following processes and units:1. Pre-expander #1 – 2009 Sunghoon

Tech Co, model #SHF-2600P pre-expander.

2. Pre-expander #2 – 2009 Sunghoon Tech Co, model #SHF-1000P pre-expander.

3. Block Mold – 2009 Sunghoon Tech Co, model #SHB-4319VS block mold.

4. Shape Molding Machine #1 - 2009 Sunghoon Tech Co, model #SHM-400EPP (ESP) shape molding machine.

5. Shape Molding Machines #2 - #7 - 2009 Sunghoon Tech Co, model #SHM-400VS shape molding machine.

6. Shape Molding Machine #8 – 2004 Kurtz, model 4256-04 shape molding machine.

7. Boiler #1 – 2009 Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Model #400 steam boiler.

8. Boiler #2 – 2009 Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Model#Series 400 steam boiler.

9. Paint Booth – 2008 Graco Electric Reactor, model #E-XP2, air atomized paint booth.

10. Spray Booth- 2014 Spray Zone model #SZ-TFBD 281412, air atomized spray booth.

A review of this application indicates Benchmark Foam can operate the polystyrene production facility in compliance with South Dakota’s Air Pollution Control rules and the federal Clean Air Act. DENR, therefore, recommends that the Board of Minerals and Environment issue a Title V air quality operating permit to Benchmark Foam with conditions to ensure compliance with South Dakota Codified Laws (SDCL) 34A-1 and the federal Clean Air Act. In accordance with the Administrative Rules of South Dakota (ARSD) 74:36:05:17, any person desiring to comment on DENR’s draft permit conditions must submit written comments to the address below by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice. Comments may be directed to the following mailing address: Teresa Williams; PMB 2020; Department of Environment and Natural Resources; Division of Environmental Services; 523 East Capitol, Pierre, South Dakota 57501. DENR will consider and address all comments submitted and issue a final permit decision pursuant to ARSD 74:36:05:18. DENR will notify the applicant and each person that requested notice or submitted written comments of DENR’s final permit decision, including notification of any changes to the permit based on the comments.Any person desiring to contest the issuance of this permit and have a contested case hearing must file a petition, which complies with ARSD 74:09:01:01. This petition must be filed either by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice or, if that person submits comments on DENR’s draft permit pursuant to the paragraph above, within thirty days of receiving notice of DENR’s final permit decision. Upon receipt of a petition, DENR will schedule this matter for a contested case hearing before the Board of Minerals and Environment. If no comments or objections are received by close of business on the thirtieth day of this public notice, the draft permit becomes the final permit decision and the proposed permit will be submitted to EPA for review.Copies of DENR’s draft permit conditions and other information may be obtained from Teresa Williams, at the above address, telephone at (605) 773-3151 or the One-Stop Public Notice Page at: http://denr.sd.gov/publicHunter Roberts, SecretaryDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources


(June 26, 2020)

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Anger can be easier to feel than grief Dear Annie: I am shattered and torn apart. My son, who served eight and half years in prison for drugs, was released last Thanksgiving. Within four days of release, “Ray” had a job as a cook, had joined a gym and was working out every day. His life was all positive. Then the pandemic came. The restaurant closed, and the gym shut down. Ray turned back to drugs. Five months after his release, he is deceased. He overdosed. He had been living with his twin brother, “Tom.” Apparently, the restaurant manager called Tom and told him that Ray was doing drugs. Tom confronted Ray to no avail. My problem is I hold my son, Tom, responsible for Ray’s death. Why? He never once called me, when I live 25 minutes away

and would have been there in a heartbeat. It dawned on me days later -- why did my son never call me about the drug use his brother had returned to? Tom was fearful I would have Ray put back in jail and then prison. But after all he had been through in his life, I would have never ever done that. I would have taken Ray home with me to clean up. I would have put him in a program that I went to with him. I would have had a sponsor for him. But I never ever had the chance to help my son.

How do I overcome this anger, this blame and this outrage at Tom for simply allowing my other son to turn back to drugs? -- R. Dear R: I am so incredibly sorry that your son, Ray, died. No par-ent should have to outlive a child. I wish I could say something to make it better. But the truth is, there is some pain too deep for words to reach. Your rage is understandable. You might find yourself preoc-cupied with anger toward Tom, because in a way it’s more man-ageable than focusing on the fact that Ray is gone. But it’s very pos-sible that Ray would still be gone right now even if Tom had alerted you to what was going on. And as you seem to recognize based on your letter, you cannot let your anger toward Tom consume you, robbing you of that relationship,

too. Unfortunately, this is not something that can be worked through in this meager space. You must reach out to a coun-selor, grief support groups and support groups for families who have been impacted by addiction. No one can endure this alone. Some resources for your consid-eration: Nar-Anon (https://www.nar-anon.org), Families Anony-mous (https://www.familiesa-nonymous.org/) LifeRing Secular Recovery (https://www.lifering.org/), and Refuge in Grief (https://refugeingrief.com). Dear Annie: In response to “Mortified,” who suffers from random attacks of reliving em-barrassing memories: I, too, have experienced unrelenting memo-ries of cringe-worthy moments. I have found a lot of relief through

self-compassion and meditation. I say the things I would say to a friend: “Yes, that happened but it’s over now. You are a good per-son. You are loved and lovable.” Then I can give myself a hug and breathe through the memory. Once calm, I redirect my thoughts to something positive. There are books on self-compassion that would help “Mortified.” -- Been There Dear Been: This is excellent advice, and I especially like the line about talking to yourself as though you were a friend. Many of us show our friends so much more compassion than we show ourselves. Thanks for writing. “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice From Dear Annie” is out now! Send your questions for An-nie Lane to [email protected].

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