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PUBLIC NOTICECITY OF VALLEY CITY,

BARNES COUNTY,NORTH DAKOTA

City Engineering / PlanningServices

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS /QUALIFICATIONS (RFP/Q)

A complete RFP/Q is available inthe office of the City Administrator.

A summary follows:Scope of ServicesThe City of Valley City, North Dakota,is requesting proposals/qualificationsfrom civil engineering firms for CityEngineering/Planning Services. TheCity expects to select an engineeringfirm that will serve the City for an in-definite period of time, commencingimmediately.The City desires to select the best-qualified engineering firm through theRFP/Q process. The ideal firmshould have extensive experience inmunicipal engineering and planningincluding planning, design, and re-view of construction projects (publicand private), preparation of feasibilityreports, construction inspections andpermitting, plat review, City propertyand landscape development and util-ity studies, floodplain administration.The ideal firm will be a multi-discip-lined, full-service firm.Submission RequirementsAll qualifications should be sent andall questions and correspondenceshould be directed to:Gwen Crawford, City AdministratorCITY OF VALLEY CITYP.O. Box 390Valley City, ND 58072701-845-1700All proposals / qualifications must bereceived no later than 4:00 p.m. onOctober 20, 2020. The copies mustbe sealed and clearly identified with“Proposal for City Engineering / Plan-ning Services” by the submittal dead-line. Proposals/qualifications re-ceived after the deadline will not beconsidered.Proposal Contents1. Cover Letter (Maximum 2 pages);2. Table of Contents;3. Proposing Firm Overview (Maxim-um 3 pages);4. Identification and Qualifications ofKey Staff (Maximum 5 pages);5. Experience with Similar Cities /References (Maximum 4 pages);6. Proposer’s Detailed Approach tothe Scope of Services, as follows:1. General Engineering Services2. General Planning Services3. Project Management / Construc-tion Services4. Preparation of Engineering Re-ports and Technical Correspondence5. Design and Bidding Services6. Participation in City meetings7. Responding to Constituent Re-quests and Issues as directed by theCity Administrator or Mayor.Evaluation of ProposalsThe City reserves the right to rejectany or all proposals or to negotiate acontract that is in the best interest ofthe City at the absolute and sole dis-cretion of the City Commission.The City reserves the right to retainmore than one consulting firm for spe-cific duties, or to contract for less ser-vices than outlined above if the Citydetermines that certain services canbe performed by City staff.Following an initial review of inter-ested firms, the City of Valley City willinterview the most qualified firms (upto three) to more specifically outlinethe City’s needs and the firms’ expert-ise. The City, however, reserves theright to select a firm/consultant basedsolely on the quality of proposal sub-mission in lieu of conducting inter-views.Selection of the firms to be inter-viewed shall be based upon the fol-lowing criteria:1. The firm’s approach to and under-s tand ing o f t he Reques t f o rProposal/Qualifications and Scope ofWork.2. The firm’s experience with similarcontracts and clients.3. The experience and qualificationsof the proposed staff in similar con-tracts.4. Location of office that serve theCity of Valley City.5. History of responsiveness to cli-ents.6. References.7. The extent of contract involvementby key personnel.8. Ability and willingness to meet timeand budget requirements.9. Ability and willingness to foregosubmitting RFP/Q’s for City projectsduring the term of contract for anyprojects that require engineering ser-vices or for which the City Commis-sion desires to seek engineering ser-vices. (Proposing firms may suggestalternative methods to ensure thatconflicts of interest will not arise if CityEngineer desires to submit an RFQon a City project, but preference willbe given to firms that meet al lcriteria.)10. Prior work for City of Valley City.Dated this 24th day of September,2020.

(Sept. 29 and Oct. 6, 2020)

State of North Dakota InDistrict Court

County of Barnes SoutheastJudicial District

State of North Dakota andCassandra Y. Riediger,

Plaintiffs,-vs-

SummonsEmil King, Civil No.

Defendant.The State of North Dakotato Emil King:1. You are summoned and required todefend against the attached Com-plaint by serving an Answer, which isa written response, on the State ofNorth Dakota within 21 days after ser-vice of this Summons and by also fil-ing that Answer with the court. If youdo not serve and file an Answer, thecourt can grant the requests made inthe Complaint by ordering that a de-fault judgment be entered againstyou.Dated this 20th day of August, 2020.Cynthia G. SchaarSpecial Assistant Attorney GeneralBar I.D. Number: 04760Jamestown Field OfficePO Box 427Jamestown, ND 58402-0427701-328-5440jamestowncse@nd.govAttorney for Child Support

(September 22, 29 &October 6, 2020)

NOTICE OF HEARINGNotice is hereby given that theBarnes County Planning and ZoningBoard will hold a public hearing onThursday, October 8, 2020, at 7:00p.m., in the Commissioners Room ofthe Barnes County Courthouse, 2304th Street NW, Valley City, NorthDakota, to consider a request fromCass County Electric for a Utility Set-back Variance of 50 feet from thecenter of 100th Ave SE & 23rd St SE,NE1/4, 34-142-61, Uxbridge Town-ship.The public may comment by attend-ing the meeting or in writing to theBarnes County Planning & ZoningBoard, 230 4th St NW Rm. 202, Val-ley City, ND 58072

(October 2 & October 6, 2020)

The City of Valley City plans to sub-mit a Community Development BlockGrant (CDBG) application to the Stateof North Dakota, Division of Com-munity Services (DCS). CDBG fundsare intended to provide decent hous-ing, suitable living environments andeconomic opportunities, principally forvery low- and low-income personsthrough rehabilitation and preserva-tion, economic/job development andpublic facilities improvements.The application being consideredwould request $40,000 for the City ofValley City’s Main Street Project. It isestimated that approximately 51% ofthe funds would benefit very low- andlow-income persons. Permanent in-voluntary displacement of neighbor-hood persons or businesses is notanticipated. Should it later becomenecessary to consider such displace-ment, alternatives will be examined tominimize the displacement. If no feas-ible alternatives exist, required/reas-onable benefits will be provided tothose displaced to mitigate adverseeffects and hardships. Any very low-and low-income housing which is de-molished or converted will be re-placed.A public hearing will be held at 5:00pm on October 12, 2020, at the Cityof Valley City, city hall to obtain cit-izen views and to respond to propos-als and questions related to:The proposed CDBG application forCity of Valley City’s Main StreetProject.Community development and hous-ing needs, including the needs of verylow- and low-income persons, as wellas other needs in the community thatmight be addressed through the CD-BG program, and The performance ofthe City of Valley City in carrying outits community development respons-ibilities.The public hearing will begin onMonday, October 12, 2020 at 5:00PM CT, at City Commission Cham-bers, 254 2nd Avenue NE, ValleyCity, ND. Members of the public arenot permitted in the CommissionChambers due to COVID-19 and asallowed in ND Executive Order 2020-16.Members of the public may view them e e t i n g o n l i n ehttps://zoom.us/j/97978626854 orlisten by calling (1-669-900-9128)Webinar ID: 979 7862 6854Written comments are also welcomeand must be received by 5:00 pm onOctober 12, 2020, at City Hall at 254– 2nd Avenue NE, Valley City, ND.Oral and written comments will beconsidered in deciding whether tosubmit an application for the pro-posed project. Written summary in-formation will be available at the Cityof Valley City, city hall on October 6,2020 until October 12, 2020 on anyCDBG application(s) the city of Val-ley City intends to submit to the state.A copy of the application(s) as sub-mitted to the state will be available forpublic review at South Central DakotaRegional Council after ten days afterthe public hearing, which is October22, 2020.Information and records regarding theCity of Valley City proposed and pastuse of CDBG funds are available atValley City, city hall during regular of-fice hours. Advance notice is reques-ted. Individuals including non-Englishspeaking individuals who require ac-commodations, including appropri-ated auxiliary aids, translated docu-ments or interpreters to participate inthe public hearing, should contactshould contact City Finance Directorat 701-845-8121 prior to the publichearing or by calling TTY: 800-366-6888, Spanish TTY: 800-435-8590 orRelay ND Voice: 800-366-6889.

(October 6, 2020)

ANALYSES OF THE STATEWIDEMEASURES

APPEARING ON THE ELECTIONBALLOT

NOVEMBER 3, 2020The following analyses are for the twomeasures appearing on the statewidegeneral election ballot on November3, 2020. This publication is requiredby section 16.1-01-07 of the NorthDakota Century Code to enablevoters to become familiar with the ef-fect of proposed measures. The fulltext of each measure is available onthe Secretary of State’s website atvote.nd.gov or by requesting a copyfrom the Elections Unit, Secretary ofState’s office at (800) 352-0867, ext.328-4146, or from the office of anyCounty Auditor.

Analysis of ConstitutionalMeasure No. 1

Constitutional Measure No. 1 wasplaced on the ballot by action of the2019 North Dakota Legislative As-sembly with the passage of SenateConcurrent Resolution No. 4016(2019 Session Laws, Ch.536). If ap-proved, this constitutional measurewould amend and reenact subsec-tions 2 and 6 of section 6 of ArticleVIII of the North Dakota Constitutionrelating to the state board of highereducation.The proposed amendments to sub-section 2 would increase the numberof board members from eight to fif-teen; prohibit state legislators, elec-ted state officials, state employees,and individuals employed full time byany institution under the board’s con-trol from serving on the board; in-crease the term of appointment ofboard members from four to six yearswith the option for reappointment to anonconsecutive second term; and re-place the chief justice of supremecourt on the board nominating com-mittee with the secretary of state. Theproposed amendments to subsection6 would require the board to meet atleast annually with the head of eachinstitution under its control.The estimated fiscal impact of thismeasure is $147,000 per biennium.Voting “YES” means you approve themeasure as summarized above. Vot-ing “NO” means you reject the meas-ure as summarized above.

Analysis of ConstitutionalMeasure No. 2

Constitutional Measure No. 2 wasplaced on the ballot by action of the2019 North Dakota Legislative As-sembly with the passage of SenateConcurrent Resolution No. 4001(2019 Session Laws, Ch.537). If ap-proved, this constitutional measurewould amend and reenact section 9of Article III of the North Dakota Con-stitution relating to initiated constitu-tional amendments.The proposed amendments requirean initiated constitutional measure tobe placed only on a general electionballot and, if approved by the voters,be submitted to the subsequent legis-lative assembly. If the legislative as-sembly approves the constitutionalmeasure, it becomes law. If the legis-lative assembly does not approve theconstitutional measure, the measuremust be placed on the ballot again atthe next general election, and, if ap-proved by the voters, it becomes law.The estimated fiscal impact of thismeasure is none.Voting “YES” means you approve themeasure as summarized above. Vot-ing “NO” means you reject the meas-ure as summarized above.

(October 6 & 13, 2020)

BARNES COUNTY PLANNING &ZONING

October 8, 2020– 7:00 P.M.Barnes County Courthouse

Commission ChambersAGENDA7:00 PM CALL TO ORDERMINUTESHEARING – Drain Tile Variance –Fred Schroeder, Drain Tile Varianceof less than 75’ from the center ofTownship Road 30th St SE, 36-141-57, Noltimier TwpHEARING – Variance – James Cook-man, Structure Setback Variance of150’ from the center of TownshipRoad of 38th St SE, S1/2 SE1/4, 11-139-56, Springvale TwpHEARING – Utility Variance – CassCounty Electric, Utility Variance of 50’from the center of Township Roads100th Ave SE & 23rd St SE, NE1/4,34-142-61, Uxbridge TwpBUILDING PERMIT REVIEWJohn Dimmer – House Addition –NE1/4, 20-139-56, Springvale TwpEric Velure – House – Aud Lt 1 ofSE1/4, 29-137-58, Oakhill TwpIsaac VanEnk – Grain Bin – NW1/4,20-137-61, Greenland TwpOTHER BUSINESS2021 Development Code ChangesADJOURNMENT

(Oct 6, 2020)

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFBARNES COUNTY,NORTH DAKOTA

In the Matter of the Estate ofRonald F. Winkler,

DeceasedNOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS GIVEN that the under-signed has been appointed PersonalRepresentative of the above estate.All persons having claims against thedeceased are required to presenttheir claims within three (3) monthsafter the date of the first publication ofthis Notice or said claims will beforever barred. Claims must be filedwith the court, presented to ThomasWinkler and/or Charles Winkler asPersonal Representative of the Es-tate at 3833 Eastwind Drive, Anchor-age AK 99516 or 4811 Bishop Way,Anchorage AK 99508.Dated this 30th day of September,2020.Thomas Winkler and/orCharles WinklerPersonal Representatives

(October 6, 13, & 20, 2020)

NOTICE OF HEARINGNotice is hereby given that theBarnes County Planning and ZoningBoard will hold a public hearing onThursday, October 8, 2020, at 7:00p.m., in the Commissioners Room ofthe Barnes County Courthouse, 2304th Street NW, Valley City, NorthDakota, to consider a request fromFred Schroeder for a Variance forDrain Tile distance of less than 75feet from the center of 30th St SE, 36-141-57, Noltimier Township.The public may comment by attend-ing the meeting or in writing to theBarnes County Planning & ZoningBoard, 230 4th St NW Rm. 202, Val-ley City, ND 58072

(September 30 & October 6, 2020)

NOTICE OF HEARINGNotice is hereby given that theBarnes County Planning and ZoningBoard will hold a public hearing onThursday, October 8, 2020, at 7:00p.m., in the Commissioners Room ofthe Barnes County Courthouse, 2304th Street NW, Valley City, NorthDakota, to consider a request fromJames Cookman for a Variance of150 feet from the center of 38th StSE, 11-139-56, Springvale Township.The public may comment by attend-ing the meeting or in writing to theBarnes County Planning & ZoningBoard, 230 4th St NW Rm. 202, Val-ley City, ND 58072

(September 30 & October 6, 2020)

PUBLIC NOTICE

(October 6, 2020)

ABBREVIATED NOTICE OFINTENT TO ADOPT, AMEND

AND REPEAL CERTAINADMINISTRATIVE RULES

regulating the Practice Of Dentistry,Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting

North Dakota Boardof Dental Examinerswill hold a public hearing to addressproposed changes to the NorthDakota Administrative Code Title 20,Board of Dental Examiners.Radisson Hotel Empire Rm

605 E. BroadwayBismarck, ND 58501October 30th, 2020

8:00 a.m.A copy of the proposed rules may beobtained from the agency website,https://www.nddentalboard.org/laws-and-rules/activity.asp or by writingthe agency at the North Dakota StateBoard of Dental Examiners, 2900 EastBroadway, P.O. Box 7246, Bismarck, ND58507-7246 or contact the agency at(701) 258-8600. Also, written commentsmay be submitted to the Board at 2900East Broadway Avenue, P.O. Box7246, Bismarck, ND 58507-7246 untilNovember 10th, 2020. If you plan toattend the public hearing and will needspecial facilities or assistance relatingto a disability, please contact the StateBoard of Dental Examiners at the abovetelephone number or address at least 15days prior to the public hearing.

Dated this 25th day of Sept., 2020Rita Sommers, Executive Director

ND BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS

PUBLIC NOTICECITY OF VALLEY CITY,

BARNES COUNTY,NORTH DAKOTA

City Engineering / PlanningServices

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS /QUALIFICATIONS (RFP/Q)

A complete RFP/Q is available inthe office of the City Administrator.

A summary follows:Scope of ServicesThe City of Valley City, North Dakota,is requesting proposals/qualificationsfrom civil engineering firms for CityEngineering/Planning Services. TheCity expects to select an engineeringfirm that will serve the City for an in-definite period of time, commencingimmediately.The City desires to select the best-qualified engineering firm through theRFP/Q process. The ideal firmshould have extensive experience inmunicipal engineering and planningincluding planning, design, and re-view of construction projects (publicand private), preparation of feasibilityreports, construction inspections andpermitting, plat review, City propertyand landscape development and util-ity studies, floodplain administration.The ideal firm will be a multi-discip-lined, full-service firm.Submission RequirementsAll qualifications should be sent andall questions and correspondenceshould be directed to:Gwen Crawford, City AdministratorCITY OF VALLEY CITYP.O. Box 390Valley City, ND 58072701-845-1700All proposals / qualifications must bereceived no later than 4:00 p.m. onOctober 20, 2020. The copies mustbe sealed and clearly identified with“Proposal for City Engineering / Plan-ning Services” by the submittal dead-line. Proposals/qualifications re-ceived after the deadline will not beconsidered.Proposal Contents1. Cover Letter (Maximum 2 pages);2. Table of Contents;3. Proposing Firm Overview (Maxim-um 3 pages);4. Identification and Qualifications ofKey Staff (Maximum 5 pages);5. Experience with Similar Cities /References (Maximum 4 pages);6. Proposer’s Detailed Approach tothe Scope of Services, as follows:1. General Engineering Services2. General Planning Services3. Project Management / Construc-tion Services4. Preparation of Engineering Re-ports and Technical Correspondence5. Design and Bidding Services6. Participation in City meetings7. Responding to Constituent Re-quests and Issues as directed by theCity Administrator or Mayor.Evaluation of ProposalsThe City reserves the right to rejectany or all proposals or to negotiate acontract that is in the best interest ofthe City at the absolute and sole dis-cretion of the City Commission.The City reserves the right to retainmore than one consulting firm for spe-cific duties, or to contract for less ser-vices than outlined above if the Citydetermines that certain services canbe performed by City staff.Following an initial review of inter-ested firms, the City of Valley City willinterview the most qualified firms (upto three) to more specifically outlinethe City’s needs and the firms’ expert-ise. The City, however, reserves theright to select a firm/consultant basedsolely on the quality of proposal sub-mission in lieu of conducting inter-views.Selection of the firms to be inter-viewed shall be based upon the fol-lowing criteria:1. The firm’s approach to and under-s tand ing o f t he Reques t f o rProposal/Qualifications and Scope ofWork.2. The firm’s experience with similarcontracts and clients.3. The experience and qualificationsof the proposed staff in similar con-tracts.4. Location of office that serve theCity of Valley City.5. History of responsiveness to cli-ents.6. References.7. The extent of contract involvementby key personnel.8. Ability and willingness to meet timeand budget requirements.9. Ability and willingness to foregosubmitting RFP/Q’s for City projectsduring the term of contract for anyprojects that require engineering ser-vices or for which the City Commis-sion desires to seek engineering ser-vices. (Proposing firms may suggestalternative methods to ensure thatconflicts of interest will not arise if CityEngineer desires to submit an RFQon a City project, but preference willbe given to firms that meet al lcriteria.)10. Prior work for City of Valley City.Dated this 24th day of September,2020.

(Sept. 29 and Oct. 6, 2020)

State of North Dakota InDistrict Court

County of Barnes SoutheastJudicial District

State of North Dakota andCassandra Y. Riediger,

Plaintiffs,-vs-

SummonsEmil King, Civil No.

Defendant.The State of North Dakotato Emil King:1. You are summoned and required todefend against the attached Com-plaint by serving an Answer, which isa written response, on the State ofNorth Dakota within 21 days after ser-vice of this Summons and by also fil-ing that Answer with the court. If youdo not serve and file an Answer, thecourt can grant the requests made inthe Complaint by ordering that a de-fault judgment be entered againstyou.Dated this 20th day of August, 2020.Cynthia G. SchaarSpecial Assistant Attorney GeneralBar I.D. Number: 04760Jamestown Field OfficePO Box 427Jamestown, ND 58402-0427701-328-5440jamestowncse@nd.govAttorney for Child Support

(September 22, 29 &October 6, 2020)

NOTICE OF HEARINGNotice is hereby given that theBarnes County Planning and ZoningBoard will hold a public hearing onThursday, October 8, 2020, at 7:00p.m., in the Commissioners Room ofthe Barnes County Courthouse, 2304th Street NW, Valley City, NorthDakota, to consider a request fromCass County Electric for a Utility Set-back Variance of 50 feet from thecenter of 100th Ave SE & 23rd St SE,NE1/4, 34-142-61, Uxbridge Town-ship.The public may comment by attend-ing the meeting or in writing to theBarnes County Planning & ZoningBoard, 230 4th St NW Rm. 202, Val-ley City, ND 58072

(October 2 & October 6, 2020)

The City of Valley City plans to sub-mit a Community Development BlockGrant (CDBG) application to the Stateof North Dakota, Division of Com-munity Services (DCS). CDBG fundsare intended to provide decent hous-ing, suitable living environments andeconomic opportunities, principally forvery low- and low-income personsthrough rehabilitation and preserva-tion, economic/job development andpublic facilities improvements.The application being consideredwould request $40,000 for the City ofValley City’s Main Street Project. It isestimated that approximately 51% ofthe funds would benefit very low- andlow-income persons. Permanent in-voluntary displacement of neighbor-hood persons or businesses is notanticipated. Should it later becomenecessary to consider such displace-ment, alternatives will be examined tominimize the displacement. If no feas-ible alternatives exist, required/reas-onable benefits will be provided tothose displaced to mitigate adverseeffects and hardships. Any very low-and low-income housing which is de-molished or converted will be re-placed.A public hearing will be held at 5:00pm on October 12, 2020, at the Cityof Valley City, city hall to obtain cit-izen views and to respond to propos-als and questions related to:The proposed CDBG application forCity of Valley City’s Main StreetProject.Community development and hous-ing needs, including the needs of verylow- and low-income persons, as wellas other needs in the community thatmight be addressed through the CD-BG program, and The performance ofthe City of Valley City in carrying outits community development respons-ibilities.The public hearing will begin onMonday, October 12, 2020 at 5:00PM CT, at City Commission Cham-bers, 254 2nd Avenue NE, ValleyCity, ND. Members of the public arenot permitted in the CommissionChambers due to COVID-19 and asallowed in ND Executive Order 2020-16.Members of the public may view them e e t i n g o n l i n ehttps://zoom.us/j/97978626854 orlisten by calling (1-669-900-9128)Webinar ID: 979 7862 6854Written comments are also welcomeand must be received by 5:00 pm onOctober 12, 2020, at City Hall at 254– 2nd Avenue NE, Valley City, ND.Oral and written comments will beconsidered in deciding whether tosubmit an application for the pro-posed project. Written summary in-formation will be available at the Cityof Valley City, city hall on October 6,2020 until October 12, 2020 on anyCDBG application(s) the city of Val-ley City intends to submit to the state.A copy of the application(s) as sub-mitted to the state will be available forpublic review at South Central DakotaRegional Council after ten days afterthe public hearing, which is October22, 2020.Information and records regarding theCity of Valley City proposed and pastuse of CDBG funds are available atValley City, city hall during regular of-fice hours. Advance notice is reques-ted. Individuals including non-Englishspeaking individuals who require ac-commodations, including appropri-ated auxiliary aids, translated docu-ments or interpreters to participate inthe public hearing, should contactshould contact City Finance Directorat 701-845-8121 prior to the publichearing or by calling TTY: 800-366-6888, Spanish TTY: 800-435-8590 orRelay ND Voice: 800-366-6889.

(October 6, 2020)

ANALYSES OF THE STATEWIDEMEASURES

APPEARING ON THE ELECTIONBALLOT

NOVEMBER 3, 2020The following analyses are for the twomeasures appearing on the statewidegeneral election ballot on November3, 2020. This publication is requiredby section 16.1-01-07 of the NorthDakota Century Code to enablevoters to become familiar with the ef-fect of proposed measures. The fulltext of each measure is available onthe Secretary of State’s website atvote.nd.gov or by requesting a copyfrom the Elections Unit, Secretary ofState’s office at (800) 352-0867, ext.328-4146, or from the office of anyCounty Auditor.

Analysis of ConstitutionalMeasure No. 1

Constitutional Measure No. 1 wasplaced on the ballot by action of the2019 North Dakota Legislative As-sembly with the passage of SenateConcurrent Resolution No. 4016(2019 Session Laws, Ch.536). If ap-proved, this constitutional measurewould amend and reenact subsec-tions 2 and 6 of section 6 of ArticleVIII of the North Dakota Constitutionrelating to the state board of highereducation.The proposed amendments to sub-section 2 would increase the numberof board members from eight to fif-teen; prohibit state legislators, elec-ted state officials, state employees,and individuals employed full time byany institution under the board’s con-trol from serving on the board; in-crease the term of appointment ofboard members from four to six yearswith the option for reappointment to anonconsecutive second term; and re-place the chief justice of supremecourt on the board nominating com-mittee with the secretary of state. Theproposed amendments to subsection6 would require the board to meet atleast annually with the head of eachinstitution under its control.The estimated fiscal impact of thismeasure is $147,000 per biennium.Voting “YES” means you approve themeasure as summarized above. Vot-ing “NO” means you reject the meas-ure as summarized above.

Analysis of ConstitutionalMeasure No. 2

Constitutional Measure No. 2 wasplaced on the ballot by action of the2019 North Dakota Legislative As-sembly with the passage of SenateConcurrent Resolution No. 4001(2019 Session Laws, Ch.537). If ap-proved, this constitutional measurewould amend and reenact section 9of Article III of the North Dakota Con-stitution relating to initiated constitu-tional amendments.The proposed amendments requirean initiated constitutional measure tobe placed only on a general electionballot and, if approved by the voters,be submitted to the subsequent legis-lative assembly. If the legislative as-sembly approves the constitutionalmeasure, it becomes law. If the legis-lative assembly does not approve theconstitutional measure, the measuremust be placed on the ballot again atthe next general election, and, if ap-proved by the voters, it becomes law.The estimated fiscal impact of thismeasure is none.Voting “YES” means you approve themeasure as summarized above. Vot-ing “NO” means you reject the meas-ure as summarized above.

(October 6 & 13, 2020)

BARNES COUNTY PLANNING &ZONING

October 8, 2020– 7:00 P.M.Barnes County Courthouse

Commission ChambersAGENDA7:00 PM CALL TO ORDERMINUTESHEARING – Drain Tile Variance –Fred Schroeder, Drain Tile Varianceof less than 75’ from the center ofTownship Road 30th St SE, 36-141-57, Noltimier TwpHEARING – Variance – James Cook-man, Structure Setback Variance of150’ from the center of TownshipRoad of 38th St SE, S1/2 SE1/4, 11-139-56, Springvale TwpHEARING – Utility Variance – CassCounty Electric, Utility Variance of 50’from the center of Township Roads100th Ave SE & 23rd St SE, NE1/4,34-142-61, Uxbridge TwpBUILDING PERMIT REVIEWJohn Dimmer – House Addition –NE1/4, 20-139-56, Springvale TwpEric Velure – House – Aud Lt 1 ofSE1/4, 29-137-58, Oakhill TwpIsaac VanEnk – Grain Bin – NW1/4,20-137-61, Greenland TwpOTHER BUSINESS2021 Development Code ChangesADJOURNMENT

(Oct 6, 2020)

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFBARNES COUNTY,NORTH DAKOTA

In the Matter of the Estate ofRonald F. Winkler,

DeceasedNOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS GIVEN that the under-signed has been appointed PersonalRepresentative of the above estate.All persons having claims against thedeceased are required to presenttheir claims within three (3) monthsafter the date of the first publication ofthis Notice or said claims will beforever barred. Claims must be filedwith the court, presented to ThomasWinkler and/or Charles Winkler asPersonal Representative of the Es-tate at 3833 Eastwind Drive, Anchor-age AK 99516 or 4811 Bishop Way,Anchorage AK 99508.Dated this 30th day of September,2020.Thomas Winkler and/orCharles WinklerPersonal Representatives

(October 6, 13, & 20, 2020)

NOTICE OF HEARINGNotice is hereby given that theBarnes County Planning and ZoningBoard will hold a public hearing onThursday, October 8, 2020, at 7:00p.m., in the Commissioners Room ofthe Barnes County Courthouse, 2304th Street NW, Valley City, NorthDakota, to consider a request fromFred Schroeder for a Variance forDrain Tile distance of less than 75feet from the center of 30th St SE, 36-141-57, Noltimier Township.The public may comment by attend-ing the meeting or in writing to theBarnes County Planning & ZoningBoard, 230 4th St NW Rm. 202, Val-ley City, ND 58072

(September 30 & October 6, 2020)

NOTICE OF HEARINGNotice is hereby given that theBarnes County Planning and ZoningBoard will hold a public hearing onThursday, October 8, 2020, at 7:00p.m., in the Commissioners Room ofthe Barnes County Courthouse, 2304th Street NW, Valley City, NorthDakota, to consider a request fromJames Cookman for a Variance of150 feet from the center of 38th StSE, 11-139-56, Springvale Township.The public may comment by attend-ing the meeting or in writing to theBarnes County Planning & ZoningBoard, 230 4th St NW Rm. 202, Val-ley City, ND 58072

(September 30 & October 6, 2020)

PUBLIC NOTICE