Stanley, ND



MINUTES OF THE STANLEY CITY COUNCILAPRIL 9, 2019Mayor Gary Weisenberger called the April 9, 2019 regular meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. The following Council Members were present: Jacob Hellman, Zachary Gaaskjolen, Ty Taylor, Gary Weisenberger, Linda Wienbar, Tim Holte and David Minton. Others in attendance were City Auditor, Allyn Sveen; Planning & Zoning Administrator, Amanda Dennis; Chief of Police, Kris Halvorson; Public Works Director, Curtis Larson and City Attorney, Jordon Evert from the Furuseth Olson & Evert P.C. Law Firm. TAX EQUALIZATIONThe City Board of Equalization met at 7:00 P.M.City Assessor, Hannah Collins, reported on Notices of Increase sent to property owners and on property tax exemptions approved for the 2019 tax year. Assessor Collins stated the number of residential sales increased, 35 in 2018 as compared to 54 in 2017, with 27 valid sales from 2018 used for the Sales Ratio Study. The current City’s Sales Ratio is at 96.56% which is within 90%-100% tolerance level mandated by the State. Assessor Collins mentioned 219 reassessment letters were sent out in 2018 to owners of homes built in 1940 or before with 51 owners responding and allowing their homes to be inspected. Those properties whose owners gave no response or a refusal were estimated.Assessor Collins mentioned one appeal was sent to the Mountrail County Tax Department and forwarded to the City around 4:15 P.M. today. The appeal was for the Dakota A Apartments, Parcels #61-0049202 and 61-0049203. The City did not place an increase on these properties. Information was received from Marvin F. Poer & Company, representing the owner, Comm 2013-CCRE 12 8th Ave SW LLC, but there was not sufficient time to review prior to the Tax Equalization meeting. Councilmember Wienbar made a motion to deny the appeal for Parcels #61-0049202 and #61-0049203 as there was no increase for the 2019 assessment year. Motion died due to lack of a second. Councilman Hellman felt the information presented for the appeal should be reviewed first. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Taylor, to approve assessments of real property for the City of Stanley as set by the City Assessor for the 2019 assessment year and to accept the appeal for Parcels #61-0049202 and 61-0049203 with changes subject to review and recommendation by Vanguard Appraisals and the County Tax Department. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried.Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Taylor, to adjourn the City Board of Equalization at 7:10 P.M. Motion carried.MINUTESMotion made by Wienbar, seconded by Gaaskjolen, to approve the minutes of the March 12, 2019 regular meeting and March 14, 2019 special meeting. Motion carried.PLANNING & ZONING RECOMMENDATIONSTodd Heidbreder, Chairman of the Planning & Zoning Commission, presented the P&Z Commission report and recommendations to the City Council.Chairman Heidbreder commented on the application submitted by Highline Water LLC for a conditional use permit for water pump placement to pump water for industrial use from the Little Knife Reservoir on property owned by David and Stephanie Enander located in the NW?SE? of Section 32, Township 156N, Range 91W. The P&Z Commission recommended approval on this application. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Taylor, to approve the conditional use permit for Highline Water LLC as recommended by the P&Z Commission to allow placement of a pump on land owned by David and Stephanie Enander located in the NW?SE? of Section 32, Township 156N, Range 91W to pump water for industrial use from the Little Knife Reservoir using lay flat hoses with an expiration date of December, 31, 2019 and contingent upon the same conditions as set forth by the P&Z Commission as follows: sketch/picture showing the pump placement and hose route, copy of issued State water permits, written easement from landowners, written signed consent for company to conduct limited temporary right of way use in Mountrail County, must comply with Mountrail County and/or Township right of way and road regulations and the permit is non-transferable. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Taylor, to approve and authorize the Mayor to sign the Plat of JEDKAS Development consisting of Lots 1 thru 4 formally known as Sublots 1 and 2 of Lot B of Outlot 1 of the W?NW? of Section 27, Township 156N, Range 91W as submitted by JEDKAS Properties LLP subject to modifications by the County and as recommended by the P&Z Commission. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. Chairman Heidbreder commented the P&Z Commission approved a variance to Colby Series 19, LLC/Dollar General to allow 10’ X 20’ parking spaces on one of the proposed lots in JEDKAS Development. The current ordinance requires 12’ X 24’ parking spaces. P&Z Administrator, Amanda Dennis, indicated the City allowed the Mountrail County Medical Center a variance for smaller parking spaces. Councilman Holte felt consideration should be given to change the zoning ordinance if the Council continues to allow variances for this purpose.Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Gaaskjolen, to approve a variance to allow 10’ X 20’ parking spaces on one of the proposed lots in JEDKAS Development owned by JEDKAS Properties, LLC located at 8075 Country Estates Road formally known as Sublots 1 and 2 of Lot B of Outlot 1 of the W?NW? of Section 27, Township 156N, Range 91W as requested by LLC/Dollar General and as recommended by the P&Z Commission. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. Chairman Heidbreder commented on the application submitted by Opportunity Foundation Inc. to allow a mobile stand to serve shaved ice in Wilson Park. The P&Z Commission set a public hearing for May 13, 2019 for this application. Chairman Heidbreder mentioned the P&Z Commission expressed concerns of the unfinished apartment buildings in the John Rian Addition and other structures that are beyond repair, and would like the Council to give the P&Z Administrator direction as to what should be done. P&Z Administrator Dennis commented she has issued cease and desist orders but is limited as to what can be done. Attorney Evert commented the owner was given the opportunity to remediate; the Council could proceed with the ordinance for dangerous buildings. Attorney Evert stated the City has to be prepared to pay condemnation costs if they move forward. Attorney Evert asked if the City had a committee to give recommendations. Mayor Weisenberger appointed Amanda Dennis, Todd Heidbreder and Dave Minton to a committee and requested they meet and bring forth a recommendation at the next Council meeting. GAMING PERMIT – HUNTER FIREARMS LLCMelissa Peterson was present for discussion on the application submitted by Hunter Firearms LLC for a permit to raffle a gun. Attorney Evert felt the application falls under State statute as 10% of the proceeds will be donated to the Stanley Boy Scouts for an indoor shooting range with the business taking the risk of loss. Motion made by Taylor, seconded by Minton, to approve a Local Permit to Hunter Firearms LLC. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. EDCSteve Springan, President of the Economic Development Committee, met with the Council to present a request for EDC grant funding. President Springan presented an application from the Stanley Commercial Club to replace 12 benches located along the downtown business area and in Wilson Park. President Springan was not sure if this fell under EDC, but does benefit the City. EDC recommended purchase of eight (8), 6’ benches with engraving at a total cost of $5,100. Mayor Weisenberger felt the General Fund should be used for the purchase of benches as the request falls under city beautification. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Wienbar, to approve the eight (8) benches with payment to be taken out of the General Fund. Motion carried.President Springan presented an application from the Prairie Rose Golf Club for assistance towards the purchase of 10 golf carts at an estimate of $4,895 each. EDC recommended approval of a $50,000 two year interest free loan for this project. Springan commented the Golf Club is important to the community and brings lots of people to the area; the EDC did not set specific dates the loan had to be paid back within the two year period. It was commented the Golf Club is in the planning stage for an irrigation project but construction is not anticipated until next year. Motion made by Holte, seconded by Minton, to approve an interest free two year loan of $50,000 to the Prairie Rose Golf Club to assist with the purchase of 10 golf cars as recommended by the EDC. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried.President Springan presented an application from JEDKAS Properties LLP for assistance in developing commercial property in JEDKAS Development. Present from JEDKAS were Aaron Skarsgard, Doug Kinnoin and Jim Enge. EDC recommended approval of a $150,000 grant with half at the beginning of construction and half after completion. President Springan commented a Dollar General is anticipated at this location bringing jobs to the area; also this will develop a main entrance into the City and generate property and tax sales revenue. Mr. Skarsgard presented a preliminary site plan of the development. It was mentioned that some of the curb and gutter should be eliminated. Mayor Weisenberger commented on other recent developments and funding assistance from the City which has not been consistent but in a sense the City has contributed, such as donation of land, traffic lights and/or grant money. Mayor Weisenberger pointed out there is the option of special assessments with the City contributing 20%; this process would delay the development/construction. Also, discussion was held on a Developer’s Agreement with JEDKAS before proceeding with construction. Councilman Gaaskjolen felt the approval of EDC fund should be contingent on the Dollar General being located in the development. President Springan felt the City cannot afford to lose this opportunity. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Taylor, to approve a grant of $150,000 to JEDKAS Properties LLP for the development of commercial property in JEDKAS Development as recommended by EDC with half payment at the beginning of construction and remaining half after construction completion and contingent upon a signed Developer’s Agreement between the City and JEDKAS Properties LLP and a signed Purchase Agreement from Colby Series 19, LLC/Dollar General. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. Mr. Skarsgard thanked the EDC and Council for their support.LIQUOR LICENSE – CHINA EXPRESSA written statement was received from Meixag “Ricky” Zheng informing the Council that China Express Inc. does not intend to renew their liquor license for on-sale beer and wine for the upcoming year. Currently, the China Express Inc. does not possess a State liquor license making the City license null and void. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Wienbar, to accept the non-renewal of license notice from Mr. Zheng for the China Express. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried.LIQUOR LICENSE REQUESTAn application was received from The Rustic Bean LLC to serve on-sale beer and wine at 206 South Main Street. Owner Brandi Toulow was present.Motion made by Wienbar, seconded by Minton, to approve an on-sale beer and wine liquor license to The Rustic Bean pro-rated from May 1, 2019 to June 30, 2019. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried.VISITORS’ PROMOTION COMMITTEEGeorge Littlecreek, Chairman of the Visitors’ Promotion Committee, met with the Council to present requests for grant funding from the Stanley Visitors’ Promotion Fund. Motion made by Wienbar, seconded by Hellman, to approve a grant of $3,000 to the Mountrail County Health Foundation for Golfing “Fore” a Cause Golf Scramble to be held June 1, 2019 as recommended by the Visitor’s Committee. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Taylor, to approve a grant of $2,000 to the Mountrail County Garden Club for the Home & Garden Show event to be held April 26 & 27, 2019 as recommended by the Visitor’s Committee. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Minton, to approve a grant of $3,500 to the Stanley Bowling Alley for bowling alley equipment updates as recommended by the Visitor’s Committee. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUESTMotion made by Holte, seconded by Hellman, to approve the estimate of Dakota Fire Extinguishers in the amount of $41,072 with half being paid by the City from Fire Department Reserve Fund 014 and half being paid by the Stanley Rural Fire Department for the purchase of Airpak X3 Pro SCBA and cylinders. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. BROSZ ENGINEERING UPDATESEngineer Jeff Ebsch was present to update the Council on projects being handled through Brosz Engineering.ND Street Application (Shared Use Pathway) – Engineer Ebsch informed the Council the NDDOT is rating and scoring applications and will meet April 30, 2019 to determine grant awards for the ND Street funding. The City should receive notification in May on the results of grants awarded. Engineer Ebsch indicated the NDDOT has been informed the North Main Street shared used path is the number one priority. A shared used path to the new Boy Scout facility was also discussed; Brosz Engineering and the City Auditor’s Office would work on submitting a grant application for funding through the ND Outdoor Heritage Fund. Westview Lane – Engineer Ebsch stated the winter suspension will be lifted on April 15 and Kemper will be installing lift station pumps the week of April 15. Engineer Ebsch stated the contractor will be submitting a schedule this week for the remainder of the work on Westview Lane; completion must be done by June 30, 2019.City Hall – Main Street and 3rd Ave Traffic Control – Public Meeting – Engineer Ebsch updated the Council on detours for the City Hall Project with 3rd Ave being blocked off from Main Street to alley throughout duration of project and 3rd Avenue from alley to 1st Street SE being open for business access, possibly Midstate only, but not for through traffic. Also, Engineer Ebsch indicated Main Street will have a short duration closure when making connections to the mains and there may be additional one lane closures on Main Street during removals and pouring concrete curb and gutter and sidewalks. Engineer Ebsch mentioned using the Bypass route as much as possible for detouring when Main Street is closed, and recommended having a public information meeting with the local businesses. The City Hall Project tentatively will begin next week with completion by April 30, 2020.City GIS Maps – Engineer Ebsch mentioned he worked with the P&Z Administrator and GIS maps are updated to include the extra-territorial area. Also, Brosz is working with the Stanley Airport to clear up zoning around the airport. CITY HALL PROJECTDiscussion was held on having a point of contact to authorize contingencies within an authorized amount for the City Hall Project. Any change orders exceeding the authorized amount would be brought before the Council for approval. The Board was presented a list of contingencies and the amounts included in the bid for the City Hall Project. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Minton, to appoint Amanda Dennis as the point of contact to approve contingencies up to $1,500 for the City Hall Project. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried.GAMING PERMITSMotion made by Wienbar, seconded by Hellman, to approve a Local Permit to the Mountrail County Garden Club from 4/15/2019 to 6/30/2019 for a raffle, to the Mountrail County 4-H from 4/01/2019 to 6/30/2019 for a raffle, and to the Mountrail Count Health Foundation for 6/1/2019 for a raffle. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. GAMING SITE AUTHORIZATIONMotion made by Hellman, seconded by Wienbar, to approve a Gaming Site Authorization to the American Foundation for Wildlife to add electronic pull tab device(s) to the games of chance conducted at The Leader Bar from 4/9/2019 to 6/30/2019. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. APPOINT JDA REPRESENTATIVEMotion made by Wienbar, seconded by Hellman, to appoint Hannah Collins to the Mountrail County Job Development Authority Board for an unexpired term ending December 31, 2019 to represent the City of Stanley. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. R&T WATER RATESA letter was received from R&T Water notifying the City of the 3% water rate increase effective May 1, 2019. The new usage rate will be $3.86/1000 gallons. Mayor Weisenberger indicated the rate increase is the same increase implemented by WAWSA with R&T Water passing the increase onto the customer. Mayor Weisenberger felt the rate increase could be absorbed this year but a rate increase for City users’ needs to be considered. POLICE REPORTChief of Police, Kris Halvorson, requested permission to renew the agreement with NOVA Fire Projection Inc. for fire sprinkler system inspection at the Police Four-Plex at 3 Valley Drive at the annual cost of $380.00. Motion made by Minton, seconded by Hellman, to authorize Chief Police Halvorson to sign the agreement as requested. Motion carried. Motion made by Gaaskjolen, seconded by Wienbar, to approve the Police Report. Motion carried.PUBLIC WORKS REPORTCurtis Larson, Public Works Director, presented the Public Works (PW) Report to the Council. PW Director Larson presented the Council information on the FOGRod, a wastewater level control sensor used in place of floats. PW Director Larson indicated the lift station near Holiday uses this type of device. PW Director Larson recommended this update to the lift stations because of all the current problems with the pumps. Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Taylor, to approve the quote of $14,640 from Dakota Pump & Control Inc. for the purchase of six (6) FOGRoad Level Control Devices with payment to be made from the Sewer Operating Fund 005. ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried. PW Director also mentioned Craft Electric will be doing the electrical at the control panel on Westview Lane. PW Director Larson informed the Council the annual “Spring Clean-Up” for the City will be held May 6th through May 10th, weather permitting.Motion made by Hellman, seconded by Minton, to approve the Public Works Report. Motion carried.ATTORNEY UPDATESAttorney Evert commented an executive session may need to be held at the next Council meeting regarding John Rian LLC v. City of Stanley, et. al., Mountrail County Case. COUNCIL CONCERNSCouncilmember Wienbar asked why the larger truck route signs are not in place. Mayor Weisenberger agreed the signs need to be in place and requested whatever approval is needed from NDDOT be obtained and the signs be installed. Councilman Hellman commented the application for Ragamuffin Ranch Daycare was for renovation not purchase. The correction was made and submitted for approval. Mayor Weisenberger stated the Boy Scouts invited the Council to visit their new facility and hold their June council meeting at their new facility. The Council expressed no objections, the June council meeting would be held at the new Boy Scout facility on Reservoir Road. JUDGES REPORTMotion made by Hellman, seconded by Wienbar, to approve the Judge’s report for March, 2019. Motion carried.BILLSMotion made by Hellman, seconded by Wienbar, to approve the following bills:ACHPayroll$77,396.35 1245EMontana Dakota UtilitiesUtilities$6,208.10 1246EVerizon WirelessCell Phones$1,428.24 1248EAmerican Family Life AssuranceApril 2019 Premiums$868.66 1250ENDPERS-RetirementApril 2019 Contributions$11,950.10 1251EState Tax Commissioner$777.07 1252EPayment Service NetworkApril 2019 Fees$717.80 16196American Bank Center - VisaAssess. Supplies & Onl Training; MS Office Subscr.$613.18 16197Mo-Williams ElectricElectricity$986.00 16198ND Child Support DivisionChild Support$1,066.50 16199NDAAO Secretary/TreasurerTraining/Registration Fees - H. Collins$425.00 16200Soltis Business Forms IncPD Rect Books$299.87 16201Aden ClarkRefund Overpmt on Final Water Bill$78.18 16202Am.Est & Trust - Ira GillRefund on Certification Error$240.72 16203Amanda DennisMeal & Mileage Reimbursement for GF Conf.$299.56 16204Ameripride Linen & ApparelRug Service - City Hall & PW Building$864.69 16205Annabelle Townhome AssocHOA Dues - April$125.00 16206Baker & TaylorLibrary Books & DVDs$441.44 16207Barnes & NobleLibrary Books $319.80 16208Best Western Harvest Inn - GFHotel Lodging for P&Z Administrator Dennis$130.00 16209Brosz EngineeringEngineering Fees$10,145.00 16210Cash DrawerPostal Rects$19.99 16211Card ServicesLibrary & PW Supplies$58.07 16212Circle SanitationMarch Garbage Services$16,645.50 16213Core & MainRepairs to Read Box$190.98 16214Craft ElectricRprs to County Lift; Unhook Old Floats &Tie in New Ones$2,244.89 16215Curtis LarsonMeal & Exam Fee Reimbursement $100.50 16216Dakota Pump & ControlSupplies$585.00 16217DemcoLibrary Supplies$128.61 16218Electric & Magneto Inc.Generator for Main Lift$9,668.19 16219Farmers AllianceTownhome Insurance 4-15-19 to 4-15-20$875.00 16220First District Health UnitWater Analysis$75.00 16221Fritel ConstructionLoader Usage for Wa Main Break$2,322.15 16222Furuseth, Olson, & Evert, PCMarch Retainer$3,158.75 16223Gaffaney's of MinotPW & City Hall Office Supplies$550.19 16224Gustafson's Septic ServiceJetted Lift Station; Pump Manhole by Truck Route; Pump Septic Tank at Gary Nelson; Sewer Jetted by Hunter Firearms$2,214.00 16225Health Chemistry LabWater Analysis$129.47 16226Holiday FleetFuel & Car Washes$1,443.92 16227Information Tech Dept.PD Netmotion Fees$342.60 16228Johnson Auto BodyWindshield Repairs for PD Vehicle$766.96 16229Kelly KudrnaReimbursement for Meal, Mileage, Supplies$574.84 16230Margaret LagerCity Hall & Library Cleaning - March$800.00 16231Matilde CramerLibrary Cleaning - March$387.50 16232Meiers Oil & TowingTowing Fees, Fuel $3,481.94 16233Midstate Telephone CoPhone, Fax & Internet Services$1,103.39 16234Mikes Plumbing & HeatingMain Drain Fixed at Library$170.00 16235Mo. County Correctional CtrMarch Boarding Prisoners$220.00 16236Mo Co Health FoundationVP Grant - Golf Scramble$3,000.00 16237Mo Co Garden ClubVP Grant - Home & Garden Show$2,000.00 16238MCMCMarch City Sales Tax$30,178.28 16239MRC GlobalSt Sweeper Repairs & Supplies$297.77 16240ND Envelope CompanyJudges Receipt Books$450.00 16241One Call ConceptsMarch Locates$15.25 16242PinnacleFuel$303.33 16243Powerplan OIBLoader Repairs$947.43 16244Prairie Rose Golf ClubEDC Loan - Golf Carts$50,000.00 16245R&T Water SupplyMarch Water$37,036.79 16246Ramkota Hotel BismarckHotel Lodging for PWD Larson$169.20 16247S M Services CorpWa Main Break$4,150.00 16248Safari FuelsPD Fuel$445.61 16249Security PlusFire Monitoring Fees$55.00 16250Shane GoettleApril Retainer$2,680.00 16251Share Corp.Lift Station Degreaser & Supplies$4,134.41 16252Souris Basin Planning Council2019 Mileage Assessment$144.71 16253Stanley Airport Authority1st Qtr Tax Collection$52,703.35 16254Stanley BloomerySupplies$50.00 16255Stanley Bowling AlleyVP Grant - Equipment Upgrades$3,500.00 16256Stanley Commercial ClubBenches for Main St & Park$5,100.00 16257Stanley Hardware IncPW & Sewer Supplies$227.75 16258Stanley Park District1st Qtr Tax Collection$38,228.31 16259Starion Bond ServicesBond Pmts - Principal, Interest & Fees$699,378.00 16260Team Laboratory ChemicalRoad Patch Supplies$704.00 16261The Computer StoreLibrary Copier & Backup Laptop$1,119.98 16262Third Watch CommunicationsBody Bumper for PD Vehicle$370.12 16263Todd LouisRefund on Final Wa Account$17.70 16264Tractor SupplyWa Break Supplies$35.96 16265Verizon Connect NWF IncMarch GPS Fees$284.25 16266Western Area Water SupplyFebruary Industrial Sales$581.81 16267Blue Cross Blue Shield of NDMay 2019 Premiums$13,264.23 16268Electric Properties LLCMay 2019 Rent - City Hall$3,400.00 16269ND Child Support DivisionChild Support$1,066.50 ON ROLL CALL VOTE, the following Council Members voted “AYE”: Hellman, Gaaskjolen, Taylor, Wienbar, Holte and Minton; and no “NAYS”. Motion carried.Motion made by Wienbar, seconded by Minton, to adjourn at 9:00 P.M. Motion carried.ATTEST:Gary Weisenberger, MayorAllyn SveenStanley City CouncilStanley City Auditor ................
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