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Bowman County PioneerMay 1,2020

UNOFFICIAL MINUTES OF THERHAME CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL

MEETING

Monday, April 21st, 2020 @ 7:00 PMLocatIon: TeleconferenceI. Tom called the meeting to order @7:02 P.M.II. Roll Call: Tom Johnson, HenryWaller, Doyle Kruger, David Erick-

LEGALSson, Helen Edwards, Darcy GoniIII. New Business:a) Joint Powers Agreementi, Helen made a motion to approvethe agreement as presented, Doyleseconded. Motion Carried.IV. Adjournment: Doyle made a mo-tion to adjourn the meeting at 7:08pm, 2nd by Helen the motion carriedand meeting adjourned.Note: The City of Rhame per NOCentury Code 40-01-09.1 is publish-ing these unofficial minutes subjectto the governing body's review andrevision at the official May 11th, 2020Meeting. Respectfully submitted,

Darcy GoniAuditor

Tom JohnsonMayor

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May 1,2020

Minutes of the Regular City Com-mission Teleconference Meeting

held on April 7, 2020 at City Hall at4:00 PM.

Present: Lyn James, Ryan Shear,Myron Vail, Benjamin Schaaf, DarrenLimesand, Chuck Headley, PeggyAllen, Stacy McGee, Bill Mason, andTodd Hofland.President James called the meetingorder at 4:12 prn. Motion by Shear,second by Schaaf to approve theagenda as presented, RCV= all aye,MC.Checks: # 11897-11925; Direct De-posit: $29,659.50; Voided Checks:None; Bills: Postmaster $353.50,A2Z Printing $319.71, AdvancedBusiness Methods $209.30, Bow-man Auto Parts $1O.49, BowmanCemetery $7,963.93, Bowman Salesand Service $48.10, Bronson's Mar-ketplace $53.76, Brosz Engineer-ing $1,850.00, Carmel's Cleaners$130.68, Catherine Hedge $350.00,Consolidated Telecom $1,270.27,Dacotah Paper $370.79, DakotaDust-Tex $93.40, Double EE Ser-vice $586.40, Johnson Controls$3,611.00, KPOK S160.00, Loret-ta Olind $400.00, MDU $8,608.57,Newby's Ace Hardware $128,66,Olympic Sales, Inc. $867.12, OneCall Concepts $10.80, Postmas-ter $550.00, Propoint Cooperative$444.69, Repeat Outlet $5.00, SWCrime Conference $40.00, SW Dis-trict Health Unit $120.00, Team Labo-ratory $688.00, VISA $1,174.92, andWestlie Truck Center $523.48,HOFLAND:Dept. Head Report: Hofland put upbarricades east of City Hall on 1stStreet NE. They will leave the bar-ricades up until the ground waterquits coming up and breaking up the

. pavement. If we open it up too soon,Hofland feels the asphalt will bust

'up. There is a soft spot by BowmanSales Auto Care also, the street crewwill have to dig it up, patch it and thendurapatch it this summer. There arepylons up around the area and peo-ple will have to drive around it until itcan be repaired.Tree and Water Issue on 3rd SI.: Ho-fland received a quote for the curband gutter replacement at 107 3rdStreet SW, but the tree would haveto be removed first The street crewcan take the tree down, but Wadding-ton Boom Truck will have to grind the

. stump.Hofland feels we will have problemswhen we have a lot of rain until thecurb is replaced, Alien will write aletter to the property owner regardingthe removal of the tree. The Com-mission decided to wait on the curband gutter replacement and maybewe can combine that with the otherproject we have to finish.Dumpsters: Hofland asked the Com-mission if he could suspend the useof clean-out rental dumpsters untilCOVID-19 pandemic is over. TheCommission is ok with not allowingthem until further notice due to theCOVID-19 and Fallon County onlyaccepting household trash.MASON:Dept Head Report: We are havingtransfer pump issues, every timeMason has to move water south, thispump seems to have an issue, he istaking it to Prairie Mountain Electricto look at it and see if it can be fixed.The seal is broken out which causedwater to get in the motor and friedit He wants to get an update on thepanel also. He has someone fromDakota Pump looking at the panelissue tomorrow, they build their ownpanels.The two chopper pumps we orderedare in Watertown and they are goingto try to get up here next week withthem, depending on their health andCOVID-19 regulations. Getting thispump repaired is just a temporaryfix, they can look at it while they arehere. Prairie Mountain Electric canget the rebuild kit Last time it wasrebuilt, it cost $4,000.00.CHIEF HEADLEY:Dept Head Report: No issues sincethe last meeting, Headley did haveone request from Pastor Ray at theMethodist Church, He wants to havean outdoor Sunday Easter service

LEGALSand wants barricades to put up.Headley asked if it was ok for thestreet crew to deliver to the churchand the church will put them out.People will watch from their vehicles.The Commission is okay with it aslong as they are social distancing.Street crew will deliver barricades onThursday.MCGEE:Employee COVI D-19 Work Sched-ule: McGee presented temporarywork schedules for the City employ-ees, Shear said the refuse and streetdepartment put this work scheduleinto effect today. Motion by Lime-sand, second by Schaaf to approvethe COVID-19 Pandemic temporarywork schedules as presented. RCV=all aye, MC.Police Department Work Schedule:Police officers work 3 days off and3 days on. Officer Fischer overlapswith Chief Headley, but he is out ofthe office doing patrol. Lynch won'tbe at City Hall and Headley andLynch will be staying out of each oth-,ers office, they will have little or nocontact while in the office. Occasion-ally there will be a need for backupfor officers that are on patrol. Theyare doing a good disinfecting of ev-erything. Cross contamination Will beat a minimum.Clean up week: People are callingin wondering when cleanup weekwill be. Johnson is supposed to bestarting soon at the landfill and thestreet crew has had several callsto go to the landfill. Hofland felt wecould have cleanup week with waath-er pending. Shear says they are allin separate equipment and Johnsonis at a distance from people. Wewouldn't be able to take mattressesand upholstered furniture becausethe Baker Landfill still isn't takingthem.The advertisement will have to statethat due to COVID-19 we won't betaking furniture and mattresses. Mc-gee will talk to Hofland about datesfor cleanup week and will send ad tocommission for review.Water position: McGee said wecould do interviews by phones, butwhat about training when they haveto travel in separate vehicles, andwhen would they start. James thinkswe need to do the hiring part now.Hire and give them a start date ofJune 1 and then if that doesn't workfor them, go to the next candidate.They will interview three candidatesand go from there. Vail, James, andMason will do interviews. Jameswants the interviews set for nextweek in the afternoon.JAMES:Main Street Flags: James asked Ma-son and Hofland if they could put theflags up on Main Street They saidDrew Henderson took over doingthat.ALLEN:NDIRF Proxy Vote and Annual Meet-ing: Allen asked the Commission ifthey wanted to attend the annualmeeting, apparently, they haven'tcancelled it due to COVID-19. Noneof the Commissioners wanted to gowith the pandemic going on. Motionby Limesand, second by Vail to allowAllen to sign the NDIRF voting proxy.RCV= all aye, MC.NO Planning Association: Allenasked if the Commission wanted torenew the membership for the NOPlanning Association. The Commis-sion said no they didn't want to renewitGrant: We received grantinforma-tion from Lewis and Clark RegionalDevelopment Council for a grant forupgrading or replacing water andsewage systems. Allen informedthe Commission that the oil andgas funds are going to be extremelylower this year and dicnt feel therewould be funds to go towards proj-ects. Commission decided to not

LEGALSapply for the grant.WDEA Meeting: Allen attended we-binar last week and there will be an-other one with more updated projec-tions on Thursday and she will sendthe information to the Commission.Shared Website Update: TheBCDC office has been working onupdating the website because it'shard to work with. They are seekingthe City of Bowman to put $1,000.00to $2,000.00 toward the update.The County has agreed to put in$1,500.00. Motion by Limesand,second by Vail to hold off on approv-ing any funds for the website until alater date. RCV= all aye, MC.CLOSE OF MEETING:Motion by Limesand, second bySchaaf to approve the bills the3/3120 City/County Meeting Minutes,3f17/20 City/County Meeting Min-utes, 3/17/20 City Commission Meet-ing Minutes, 3/20/20 Special MeetingMinutes, and 3/24/20 Special Meet-ing Minutes. RCV= all aye, MC.Special Meeting Advertisement: Al-Ien asked if they wanted to continueor stop the advertisement for specialmeetings being held on Tuesdays.They felt we could stop the adver-tisement.Next Meetmg: The next regularscheduled meeting will be 4/21/20.President James adjourned themeeting at 5:07 prn,

LynJames

President of City CommissionPeggy Allen

Financial Auditor

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May 1,2020

Minutes of the Tax EqualizationBoard Teleconference Meeting

held on April 7, 2020 at City Hall at3:30 PM,

Commissioners, Auditor and Asses-sors Present: Lyn James, DarrenLimesand, Ryan Shear, Myron Vail,Benjamin Schaaf, Jodi Freier, PeggyAllen and Dean Pearson. .Residents: NonePresident James called the 'TaxEqualization Meeting to order at 3:30prn. Motion by Schaaf, second byShear to approve the agenda. RCV= all aye, MC.ASSESSOR'S REPORT:All property valuations must be within90% to 100% to be in tolerance withthe state requirements.Ag ricu Itural Land: State ag riculturevalues are at $389.45 per acre andwe are at $349.16 per acre.Agriculture values are down 2%below tolerance at 88%, We mustincrease 2% to get to 90%, if thereis an error in our calculations, thestate will mandatorily change it whichcould jump us too high. Assessorrecommends going up 3% in valuesfor 2020.Commercial land: Commercial valu-ations are at 100%, values are basedon 30 sales, Reappraisals may be afew years down the line, Assessorsrecommendation is to leave it as is,Residential: Residential values areat 100%, they are based on 30 sales.Assessors recommendation is toleave it at 100%.Commission discussed going down3% or 4% on residential.NOTICES OF INCREASE:The tax director's office sent outIetters to resi dents that had a prop-erty value increase by 10% and$3,000.00 or more over the last as-sessment, a tax exemption expiredor had an addition to their property.There hasn't been a lot of commer-cial property increases.PUBLIC HEARING FOR

Notice if Public Hearing

Notice is hereby given of a public hearing by the Slope County Committeefor School Dissolution for the purpose of approving the changes made atthe December 17, 2020 hearing for the Central Elementary Dissolution.

The approvals are for a change required by the State Board of PublicInstruction made dunng their July 15 meeting and a change made in the

North Dakota Century Code for school dissolution during the 2019legislative session that went into effect August 1,2019.

The hearing will be held via phone conference on May 13 at 8:00 PM.'Dated at Amidon, North Dakota, this 20th day of April 2020.

NOTICE

Bids Accepted for Leasing of Hay LandAt Bowman Regional Airport

Bids for leasing of hay at the Bowman Regional Airport east of Bowman,North Dakota are being accepted by the Bowman Airport Authority. Thearea being leased is the hay land inside of the fenced boundary at the

Bowman Regional Airport.Estimated acres 230.00 +/- payable. Hay shall be harvested and removed

by July 15. Only one cutting is permitted. Bids should be in writing andI submitted to Bob Morland at P.O. Box 331 ,Bowman, North Dakota 58623.

All bids must be accompanied with a check in the amount of said bid. TheAirport Authority will return checks to the unsuccessful bidders and will

retain and deposit the check of the successful bidder. The AirportAuthority reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids must be

submitted prior to bid opening on the last Monday of May. .For additional information contact Rodney Schaaf- 701 2756352.

LEGALSTAXPAYERS:There is no public present for discus-sion on their taxes.EQUALIZE AND CORRECT THEASSESSMENT ROLL:Recommendation is to increaseagricultural valuation by 3%, leavecommercial valuation at 100% andresidential to be left at 100%. Theboard feels that we should decreaseresidential by 3%.Motion by Shear, second by Vail toincrease agriculture by 3%, leavecommercial valuation at 100% anddecrease residential by 3%. RCV=all aye, MC.Any taxpayer that didn't attend today,that got a notice of increase can sti IIcome to the equalization meeting atthe county and then they can go tothe state to contest their valuation,and then can go to district court.Assessor Pearson wanted the Com-mission to be aware that the Luther-an Social Services property on theeast side of town, is 3 years delin-quent on their taxes. They are de-linquent $85,212.58, if they come inand pay one years' worth of taxes,they can extend it a year. It will go upfor sale this fall if they don't pay thedelinquent taxes.President James adjourned the TaxEqualization meeting at 4:09 pm.

Lyn JamesPresident of City Commission

Peggy AllenFinancial Auditor

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May 1, 2020

Minutes of the Special Bowman CityCommission Meeting held on

April 14, 2020 at 4:00 PM via Tele-conference.

Attendees: Lyn James, Myron Vail.Ryan Shear, Benjamin Schaaf, Peg-gy Allen, Stacy McGee, Bill Mason,David Horn, Aaron Allen, Todd Ho-fland, Chuck Headley, and PeggyAllen.Absent: Darren Limesand

President James called the meet-ing to order at 4:04 pm. Motion byShear, second by Schaaf to approvethe 'agenda as presented. RCV= allaye, MC.This special meeting was called todiscuss the oil and gas revenue pro-jections and the landfill opening.ALLEN:

WDEA Meeting: Allen gave a reporton the WDEA virtual meeting she at-tended and reported that the City ofBowman will receive about 50% lessin expected oil revenue and will haveshortages in other areas of the Gen-.eral Fund due to COVID-19.President James asked the Commis-sioners to take time to 'Iook at theirdepartment budget with their su-perintendents and look for the mostmeaningful cuts. The Commissionwanted the department heads on no-tice of the situation, put a hold on pur-chases that can be put off, and oncethis social distancing is lifted, then wecan sit down and talk it out.LANDFILL:Due to the expected revenue short-fall, and the opening of the landfill,the Commission decided to shortenthe hours the landfill is open andhave some of the hours be coveredby employees of different depart-ments with their wages being takenout of thei r respective department.Hofland suggested we could savemoney by only doing one cleanupweek. James said we could do thespring one and reevaluate doing onein the fall.

LEGALSHofland spoke to a few contractorsbidding the disposal and teardown 01a wind fence south of Rhame. Theyare gOing to have 30 loads of wood tetake to the landfill so it would be nicsto have someone there when theycome so the street department doesnot have to keep running out there.Motion by Shear, second by Vaito open the landfill on Monday,Wednesday & Fridays and 1st anc3rd Saturday with Johnson workingMonday and Wednesday from 8:0Cam to 2:00 pm, Garbage employeeon Friday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pmand whoever is on "Yater well call wi!!work from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm orthe 1st and 3rd Saturday. If thereis a conflict With scheduling, Johnsorcould be the Saturday backup if he isavailable. RCV= all aye. MC.This Will save about $7,000 ancabout $800 on weekends by havincthe well guys work.The auditors will draw up a letter.to the contractors that frequent thelandfill, stating that due to budgetcuts the landfill has new hours.

President James adjourned themeeting at 4:43 pm,

Lyn JamesPresident of City Commissior

Peggy AllerFinancial Auditor

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May 1, 2020

NOTICE OF HEARINGNO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

OIL AND GAS DIVISION

The North Dakota Industrial Corn-mission will hold a public hearing al9:00 a.rn, Wednesday, May 20,2020,at the N.D. Oil & Gas Division. 100CEast Calgary Ave., Bismarck, N DAt the hearing the Commission willreceive testimony and exhibits. Per·son s with any interest in th e caseslisted below, take notice.PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES: 11at the hearing you need special fa-cilities or assistance, contact the Oiand Gas Division at 701-328-8038 b~Thursday, May 7, 2020.STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TOCase No. 28471:- In the matter 01a hearing called on a motion of theCommission to consider how to de-termine the oil price at which theproduction of oil in excess of trans-portation or marketing facilities 01

in excess of reasonable market de-mand constitutes waste pursuant teNorth Dakota Century Code § 38~0802(19); consider consequences 01determining that waste IS occurrrng.and determine what relief may be ap-propriate and necessary to preventthe waste of North Dakota crude oiproduction. The Commission will ac-cept and consider written commentson this motion if received no laterthan 5:00 pm COT May 15. 2020Submit written comments to the 01and Gas Division, 1016 E CalqaryAve, Bismarck, NO 58503-5512 01

brkadrmas@nd.gov.Check website for hearing procedure: https:f/www.dmr.nd.gov/oilgasJ

Signed byDoug Burgum, GovernorChairman. NO Industria

Cornmissior

NOTICE

BOWMAN COUNTY PLANNINGAND ZONING TO MEET ANDNOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN:

That there will be a meeting of the Bowman County pranning andZoning Commission May 14, 2020 a16:00 PM per Teleconference using I's 669-900·9126

or 346-248·7799 Irom your cell phone or if using randnne please use 888-475-4499MOleIing10 938 4407 6723, then Password 899044.

This meeting will Include a CondltlonalUse Application from MuniCipal Shale, llC to change Agricultural

land to Commercial Land.In the NE V. Section 26, T132, R104

for the purpose of a Cell.Phone Tower.Dated at Bowman this 15t day of May, 2()20.

Jodi Freier, Co·AdministratorBowman County Planning and Zoning

Commlsslon,

NOTICEBOWMAN COUNTY BOARD

VACANCY POSITIONS

The Bowman County Board of Commissioners are seeking applicationsfor one position on each of the following boards: Airport Authority boardand Weather Modification board. Individuals will be appointed to fill the

vacant positions held by the previous board members, until that memberterm expires. Please contact the County Auditor's office to inquire on the

length of time remaining on each position. Interested persons are asked tocomplete a simple application expressing their interest in the positions. The

application form is available In the Office of the County Auditor or on theBowman County website www.bowmannd.com/county. The deadlineto submit the form is by 4:00 p.m. Monday May 4,2020. Following a

review of the submitted materials, the Board of County Commissioners willschedule appointments with the interest parties during their May 5, 2020

meeting. If you have any questions concerning the role of either boardpositions and the responsibilities of each, please contact the

County Auditol at 701-523-3130 .

Interested candidates must be residents of Bowman County.