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Regular MeetingUnofficial MinutesSeptember 18, 2019

President Weyrauch called the regular September meeting of the Board of Nesson School District #2 to order at 6:00 pm.

Present; Weyrauch, Kupper, Sigvaldsen, Olson and Foss. Ab-sent; none.

Also present; Matthew Heier, Bernadette Perdue, Deanna Donnelly, Casey Spitzer, Bryer Thiesen & Matt Lierz, FCI Constructors, Inc. and Keith Swenson, ICON.

Additions to the agenda: none.Delegations/Special guests: Ann

Wuollet, PFM Financial Advisors LLC (per phone).

Bills were presented and reviewed. Motion made by Foss second by Kupper to pay the bills as presented. Carried unanimously.GENERAL FUNDAmeripride Services Inc.-Rugs .............................. 162.44 Apple Inc ........................... 2,940.00 Avi Systems, Inc. .............. 4,500.51Bytespeed, LLC ................ 1,155.00 Caert, Inc .............................. 349.99 Cash........................................ 62.80 Chiapella, Karyn .................. 425.63Circle Sanitation Service Inc. .......................... 350.00Discovery Benefits ................. 50.00 Dollywood Foundation ........ 126.71 Farmers Union ServiceAssociation ........................ 8,324.00 Follett School Solutions, Inc ..................................... 1,357.04

Horizon Resources ............ 2,421.33 Journal Publishing Inc .......... 264.48 Madison, David ................... 574.00 Marco Technologies LLC .... 463.75 Meckle, Jessica ................... 200.00 Midwest Investigation& Security, Inc. .................... 537.50 ND Center For Distance Education ............................. 596.00 NDCEL-Dues ....................... 750.00 Nemont ................................. 102.41North Dakota Insurance Reserve Fund ........................... 0.00NW Communications Coop . 388.92 Ottertail Bus & Truck Repair .............................. 26,585.12 Ottertail Minn-Dakota Coaches ........................... 43,724.85 Radisson Hotel- Bismarck ..... 84.60 Ray Service Center ................ 41.17 Really Good Stuff, Inc ......... 113.95 Scholastic Inc ....................... 260.98 School Specialty Inc ............ 725.32 Scripps National Spelling Bee ....................................... 172.50 Stein’s Inc. ......................... 2,664.78 Thorsrud Supply Co ............... 99.22 Tioga Hardware ...................... 73.91 Tioga Medical Center ........... 208.00 Triangle Electric, Inc. ........ 1,067.39Visa ................................... 4,471.79Western Dakota Corps Of Discovery .................... 9,000.00Worthington Direct ........... 1,710.78 Fund Total: .................... 117,106.87Checking Account Total: 117,106.87

Motion made by Kupper second by Sigvaldsen to approve the consent agenda. Carried unanimously.

Mrs. Perdue reported on the read-

ing series again this month. They are working out the technology issues and there are a couple issues to be worked out within the online plat-form. Trainings continue with data, targeted assistance training and a family engagement workshop. Mrs. Perdue is working on a system to gather Title I reporting information more efficiently. The initial round of student testing is nearly completed. Results will be used to develop in-structional strategies. Retesting will be in January. Elementary teachers meet every Friday morning to work with test data and set classroom goals. The playground structures are in place and the only issue is dealing with the mud.

Mr. Heier reported on homecom-ing week. The students led the entire week, planning the parade, pep rally, coronation & dance. The students did a good job lining up activities. Thanks to NCC for providing our tailgating. Miss Schilke is our Co-operative Education (work study) coordinator. There are 8 students with signed contracts participating. Cul-tivate21 professional development was held today. The emphasis is on 21st Century Skills through project based learning. The fall schedules are set and the weeks are very full with every Monday, Tuesday and Thurs-day scheduled out. The NDHSAA is considering changing the Girls Golf program to fall.

Schafer reported the building proj-ect is going really well. The flooring

in the lunchroom has been ordered to replace the entire area. Doors in the elementary gym will be replaced. With construction going on, we have requested to have the regional vol-leyball tournament moved. We will wait on the basketball tourney to see if we have parking ready. The budget hearing was held last evening and Mr. Schafer presented a PowerPoint on the tax increases. Funding for the completion of the second floor was presented to the board.

Mr. Schafer gave the bus report. Additional buses are needed as soon as possible. Many new students have been added to routes.

FCI presented options for com-pleting the south parking lot. Discus-sion was held on various options. It is the consensus of the board to add #4 rebar at 24” (option #2) and add a layer of structural geogrid over existing topsoil layer (option #3B). Additional topics of discussion were; the front doors (door #1) will be replaced, a staff bathroom will be in each of the new teacher lounges, a resource room will be behind the new principal’s office for our social worker, and the air quality within the school. Keith Swenson, ICON, reported on additional changes to assist with the water drainage is-sues. Further discussion was held on completing the second floor of the high school addition. Motion was made by Foss second by Kupper to proceed with the design of the second floor of the new high school addition.

Carried unanimously. Casey Spitzer, FCI, reported the commons area is about two weeks behind schedule with an approximate completion date of October 31, 2019. The south addi-tion will be into November to close up the addition before opening up the walls through the south side of the gym. The precast for the high school addition are scheduled to come on October 22, 2019. Weather permit-ting, they should be working on paving the parking lot approximately October 14, 2019.

Bus bids were reviewed. Mo-tion was made by Olson second by Sigvaldsen to purchase a 2017 Ford Collins 14 passenger bus from Ho-glund Bus Company for $51,350.00. Carried unanimously. Motion was made by Kupper second by Foss to purchase a 2021 Bluebird 65 pas-senger gas engine bus from Hartley’s Bus Company for $83,850.00. Car-ried unanimously.

Second reading was read for the updated Bullying Policy. Motion was made by Sigvaldsen second by Foss to approve the second reading of the updated Bullying Policy. Carried unanimously.

Final budget and tax levy was presented. Motion was made by Foss second by Kupper to approve the final 2019-2020 General Fund budget and Certificate of Levy request. Carried unanimously.

Mr. Schafer reviewed the possibil-ity of lowering the interest rates on our 2011 Bond. PFM has projected

potential savings by refunding the callable bonds within the 2011 bond issue. Discussion was held with Ann Wuollet with concerns on refunding. Motion was made by Kupper second by Foss to adopt the resolution pro-viding for public sale of General Ob-ligation School Building Refunding Bonds, Series 2019B. Kupper; aye, Sigvaldsen; aye, Olson; aye, Foss; aye, Weyrauch; aye. Motion carried. Motion was made by Sigvaldsen sec-ond by Olson to adopt the resolution to participate in school bond credit enhancement program. Kupper; aye, Sigvaldsen; aye, Olson; aye, Foss; aye, Weyrauch; aye. Motion carried.

President Weyrauch asked the board members if they would have any interest in serving on the board of the Great Northwest Area Career and Tech Center Board. Weyrauch has served on the board for several years. Benjie Foss has offered to fill the position.

Discussion was held concerning attending the upcoming 2019 N.D. School Board Association Annual Convention and School Law Seminar on October 24, 2019 & October 25, 2019. At this time Mr. Schafer, Wey-rauch and Sigvaldsen plan to attend.

Next meeting will be Monday, October 21, 2019 at 6:00 pm.

Adjourned at 8:04 pm.(9/25)

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Tioga School Board MinutesTioga School Board

Budget Hearing and Regular Meeting

September 16, 2019Unofficial Minutes

Vice President James McGinnity called the budget hearing to order in the THS board room at 6:00 p.m. Board members present were Jer-emy Wallin, Gail Joyce, and Jeffrey Moberg. Mark Schmidt was absent. Tim Schaffer and Carolyn Eide were also present.

The 2019-2020 proposed budget was shared and explained.

Budget hearing adjourned 6:15 p.m.

Vice President James McGinnity called the regular meeting to order in the THS board room at 6:30 p.m. Jeremy Wallin, Gail Joyce, and Jef-frey Moberg were present. Mark Schmidt was absent. Carolyn Eide, Tim Schaffer, Lindley Benson, and Jessica Ornelas were also present.

One addition was made to the agenda.

Wallin motioned to approve the minutes as presented. Moberg sec-onded, motion carried unanimously.

The financial reports of all the funds were reviewed. Moberg mo-tioned and Joyce seconded to pay the bills as presented totaling $75,142.65 from General Fund and $729,434.00 from Capital Projects Fund. Motion carried unanimously.

Ryan Albrecht,180.00; Amazon Capital Services Inc,645.78; Avi Systems Inc,292.50; Baymont Inn & Suites Mandan,253.80; Bor-der States Electric Supply,96.36; Kristine Brown,590.00; Bytespeed Llc,250.00; Card Services,400.62; Cengage Learning,3,375.04; City Of Tioga,1,734.00; Shaunessy Dauwalder,1,620.00; Decker Equip-ment,154.24; Divide County,22.95; Eckroth Music Co.,1,625.04; Edu Tech,40.00; Carolyn Eide,445.45; Farmers Union Lumber Com-pany,765 .83 ; Fc i Cons t ruc -tors Inc,729,434.70; Flower Box Inc,75.00; Follett School Solu-tions,2,788.28; Gopher,314.73;

H.A. Thompson & Sons,7,660.00; Harlows Bus Sales Inc,3,218.92; Houghton Mifflin Harcourt,109.60; Information Technology Dept,92.00; Kylie Iverson,232.00; Jacobsen Music,788.05; Jayme Jorstad,35.00; The Journal,352.87; Lakeshore Learning Materials,512.85; Do-neen Larson,900.00; Marilyn Larson,410.00; Thomas Lar-son,974.96; Learning Without Tears Inc,3,276.60; Lifetrack Services, Inc,322.00; Marco Inc,2,085.70; Mark’s Plumbing,135.00; Mc-graw-Hil l Educat ion ,484.14; Mdu Co,6,868.86; Nardini Fire Equipment,185.51; Ncc,1,382.88; Ndbci,41.25; Ndbci,41.25; Nd School Board Association,375.00; Ndcel ,75.00; Ndirf ,2 ,232.96; Nduc Group Account,1,216.00; Monica Neether,10.00; Neopost Mailfinance,100.00; Network Ser-vices Co,3,859.96; Brodie Ode-gaard,10.29; Jessica Ornelas,410.00; Pearce Durick Pllc,57.50; Pinna-cle,1,339.24; Praxair Distribution ,179.83; Quill Corporation,583.90;

Radisson Hotel,338.40; Roches-ter 100 Inc,486.00; Rpm Sounde-sign,763.00; Ryan’s Story Presenta-tion Llc,3,600.00; Sanford Healthcare Accessories,365.80; Kerissa Schaf-fer,57.44; School Mate,705.50; Jack Seibel,498.80; Share Corp,807.98; Stein’s Inc,1,052.56; Supreme School Supply,96.81; Tasha Schuh Inspirations Llc,475.00; Teacher Direct,64.24; Teachers Discov-ery,100.83; Tioga Drug, Inc.,125.58; Tioga Hardware ,936.88; Tioga Medical Center ,416.00; Tioga Parts Supply Inc.,636.43; Tioga School Hot Lunch,635.05; Top 20 Train-ing Llc,912.00; Visa,4,995.89; Jo-ellen Volbrecht,10.00; Wevideo Inc,448.00; Williston Daily Her-ald,67.32; Jay Wolla,204.40; Arionna Wood,10.00; Tonya Zochert,104.00

Tim Schaffer reported enrollment at Central Elementary is 284. Other updates included door issues, bell system, basketball hoops, and a workshop.

Moberg motioned to approve the 2019-2020 Certificate of Levy &

Budget as presented. Wallin sec-onded, motion carried unanimously.

Lindley Benson presented a thera-py dog proposal to be used at Central Elementary. Moberg motioned to approve the use of the therapy dog pending approval from district insur-ance. Joyce seconded, motion carried unanimously.

Wallin motioned and Moberg seconded to approve the Annual Certificate of Compliance. Motion carried unanimously.

The Board reviewed the pledge of securities from the bank. Wallin motioned and Moberg seconded to approve the use of both schools for Awana. Motion carried unanimously.

Joyce motioned and Moberg seconded to approve four tuition-in applications and four open enroll-ment applications. Motion carried unanimously.

Moberg motioned to approve hir-ing a third cook to help serve lunches at THS four days per week for a couple hours each day. Wallin sec-onded, motion carried unanimously.

Joyce motioned and Wallin sec-onded to participate in the Head-strong Concussion Insurance Pro-gram. Motion carried unanimously.

Moberg motioned to approve us-ing NFHS Network for streaming. Wallin seconded, motion carried unanimously.

Moberg motioned to call for bids for foam jacking to bring the concrete back up in the Southeast corner at Central Elementary. Wallin seconded, motion carried unanimously.

Discussion items included replac-ing the pickup used by the bus coordi-nator, and Williams County funding.

The next regular meeting will be October 16, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. in the THS Board Room.

Meeting adjourned 7:20 p.m.Rhonda M. Rudnik,Business Manager

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PUBLIC NOTICEThe Preliminary Budget State-

ment of the Park District of the City of Ray, N.D. for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2020, has been prepared and is on file in the office of the Ray City Auditor. The state-ment is open to inspection and may be examined by any person. The Park District Commission will be meeting on October 7, 2019 at 8:00 p.m. at

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The existing lines were installed in 1952 and are connected to a lift station (2015) and lagoon (2015). Twenty-six blocks of line are cen-

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Communication with the Waste Water personnel for the replacement project is a critical component of the project. The engineering design por-tion of this project will begin Sep-tember 2019 or as soon as possible and that construction will begin late fall or early spring and be completed by fall 2020.

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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENGINEERING SERVICESENGINEERING SERVICES FOR REPLACEMENT OF CITY SEWER LINES, CITY OF WILDROSE, NORTH DAKOTA