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Page 8 -- Tioga Tribune Public Notices Wednesday, January 29, 2020 Regular Meeting Unofficial Minutes January 22, 2020 President Weyrauch called the regular January meeting of the Board of Nesson School District #2 to order at 7:02 p.m. Present: Weyrauch, Sigvaldsen, Olson and Kupper. Absent; Foss. Also present: Matthew Heier, Bernadette Perdue, Justine Haase, Jacob Orledge, Tioga Tribune, and Casey Spitzer and Bryer Thiesen, FCI Constructors, Inc. Additions to the agenda: Bank account inquiry authorization for administrative assistant. Foster Care & Homeless Liaison. Delegations/Special guests: none. Bills were presented and re- viewed. Motion made by Kupper second by Olson to pay the bills as presented. Carried unanimously. Accent Workplace Environments ....................... 330.00 Adminpartners...................... 100.00 Ameripride Services Inc - Rugs ............................. 162.44 Bytespeed, LLC ................ 2,024.00 Cash........................................ 52.03 Cultivate21 LLC ............... 3,017.00 Discovery Benefits ................. 50.00 Donnelly, Deanna ................ 200.00 Espana, Maria ..................... 126.92 Farmers Union Service Association........................... 599.00 Horizon Resources ............ 5,358.71 Innovative Office Solutions, LLC ..................... 181.74 Jamestown Holiday Inn Express ................................. 864.00 Jaymar Business Forms.......... 32.82 Johnson Controls Fire Protection ............................. 384.00 Journal Publishing Inc.......... 185.25 Mackin Educational Resources .......................... 4,982.73 Menards................................ 203.40 ND Center For Distance Education ............................. 745.00 Nemont................................. 101.41 North Dakota Attorney General ................................... 82.50 North Dakota Driver & Traffic Safety.................... 125.00 NW Communications Coop .................................. 1,303.12 Oster, Alesha ........................ 124.03 Ottertail Bus & Truck Repair ................................ 9,757.13 Ottertail Minn-Dakota Coaches ........................... 87,261.12 Pearce Durick PLLC ............ 115.00 Pearson Education Inc....... 4,320.00 Prairie Learning Center, Inc ................................... 12,271.05 Public Financial Management, Inc ..................................... 1,500.00 Quill Corporation ................. 131.82 Ray Association Of Commerce .............................. 25.00 Ray Service Center .................. 7.10 Resources For Educators...... 155.00 Sanford Health Occupational ........................ 272.00 Medicine Bismarck School Specialty Inc......................... 226.36 Share Corporation ............. 1,244.98 Skor, Jennifer ....................... 247.25 Stein’s Inc.......................... 2,333.85 Thoresons Meat .................... 683.77 Tioga Medical Center........... 600.00 Universal Chemical LLC ..... 320.58 Visa ................................... 3,003.66 Williston Herald ................... 192.40 Fund Total ................... $146,103.17 Motion made by Sigvaldsen sec- ond by Kupper to approve the con- sent agenda. Carried unanimously. Mrs. Perdue reported two upcom- ing activities for family engagement. A STEM night is planned for Febru- ary 20, 2020 with 13 – 14 stations set up for the kids and families to try various activities. Porter the Hoard- er books have been ordered and will be distributed to the first grade stu- dents. The book will come with ma- terials for the student and family to work through with the book. Aimsweb testing for students grades K – 6 shows growth in read- ing and math. The math instruc- tional coach will be here again on Friday, January 24, 2020. She will help us interpret test data and try to help with determining interventions. The MTSS (Multi-Tiered Systems for Support) committee are working on discipline plans as well as col- laboration between administration and staff. Mr. Heier reported the full day of professional development was held on January 13, 2020. Teachers and administrators worked collab- oratively within 4 person groups to come up with ideas for community involvement. Student interventions continue and we hope to see im- provement next week when eligibil- ity reports are completed. Semester two schedules are now locked in. Scheduling continues with 2020- 2021 basketball games as well as looking for additional JV football games for next fall. Coaches are needed for boys & girls golf and track & field. Mr. Schafer reported construction is going well and is actually ahead of schedule right now. Construction meetings have been changed to bi- weekly on Mondays at 2 p.m. Pending final interviews, the Wil- liams County Study should be com- pleted out to us in February. The Strategic Planning Committee met to look over the plan and adjusted some goal dates. The plan will be brought to the February board meet- ing. We received our AdvancEd/ Cognia Review report today. The review went well and we have re- ceived a good score. Mr. Schafer gave the bus report. The mini bus recently purchased is running great and is helping out with the bus shortage situation. The new gas bus is here. Bus #16 is down and it has been hard to get parts for it. Ottertail has hired a new driver but training and testing needs to be completed before driving. The building project was re- viewed. The first floor of the high school addition is being framed and is 85% complete. Next week they will be framing the second floor. The exterior windows and stairs are going in this week. The south addi- tion is going slow because of having to work around activities being held in the gym. A tuition free agreement was pre- sented from Tioga Public School District #15 for two students trans- ferring to Tioga for second semester. Motion was made by Olson second by Kupper to approve tuition free agreement #S2-2020-21 with Tioga Public School District #15. Carried unanimously. The Great Western Network 2020-2021 school year calendar was shared with the board. Keeping this schedule in mind, the 2020-2021 school calendar was tabled for fur- ther review. The board reviewed the calendar to set the school board election date. Our regular monthly meeting is set for May 19, 2020. Motion was made by Kupper second by Sigvaldsen to set the school board election date as May 12, 2020 with poles open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Ray Public School. Carried unanimously. To aid in controls within the busi- ness office, the auditors are request- ing that one of the administrative assistants be given account inquiry authorization on the school district’s bank accounts to assist in the recon- ciliation process. Motion was made by Kupper second by Olson to au- thorize a designated administrative assistant to have account inquiry ac- cess only to the school district’s ac- counts. Carried unanimously. Discussion was held concerning the districts homeless and foster care policies and procedures. Mo- tion was made by Sigvaldsen second by Kupper to name Alesha Oster the district homeless liaison. Carried unanimously. Motion was made by Olson second by Sigvaldsen to name Alesha Oster the district foster care liaison. Carried unanimously. Motion was made by Kupper second by Olson to approve the Best Inter- est Determination for Foster Care School Placement form, the Trans- portation Plan for Students in Foster Care form, the Child Welfare Point of Contact Notification Letter form, the Foster Care Liaison Information form used within our foster care pol- icy. Carried unanimously. Next meeting will be Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 6 p.m. Adjourned at 7:39 p.m. (1/29) Nesson Public School Minutes T ioga School Board Meeting Minutes Tioga School Board Regular Meeting January 15, 2020 Unofficial Minutes President Mark Schmidt called the meeting to order in the THS board room at 6:31 p.m. Jeremy Wallin, James McGinnity,and Jeffrey Moberg were present. Gail Joyce was absent. Carolyn Eide, Tim Schaffer, Jessica Ornelas, Joy Sparks, Michael Osthus, and Lee Olson were also present. An addition was made to the agenda. Moberg motioned to ap- prove the change in the agenda. McGinnity seconded, motion carried unanimously. McGinnity motioned to approve the minutes as presented. Wallin seconded, motion carried unani- mously. The financial reports of all the funds were reviewed. Moberg motioned and Wallin seconded to pay the bills as presented totaling $67,064.74 from General Fund and $34,975.01 from Sinking & Interest Fund. Motion carried unanimously. Accent Environments ......... $732.00 Alexander Public School.... $757.00 Amazon Capital Services Inc ...................................... $101.06 Avi Systems Inc ................. $190.00 Border States Industries ....... $54.30 Broad Reach .................... $1,080.69 Card Services ..................... $420.21 Jeremy Carkuff ................... $765.93 Eckroth Music Co ................ $42.99 Edu Tech ............................ $194.00 Carolyn Eide ...................... $282.50 Maidie Enget ........................ $59.14 Farmers Union Lumber Company ............................ $107.40 Global Technology Inc .... $1,232.38 H.A. Thompson & Sons .. $4,114.81 Kendra Heier ...................... $900.00 Information Technology Dept ...................................... $96.60 Kylie Iverson...................... $360.00 John Deere Financial.......... $301.68 The Journal........................... $37.96 JTH Portables ..................... $150.00 Junior Library Guild .......... $464.00 JW Pepper ............................ $74.98 Knowbuddy Resources ... $1,088.90 Lookout Books ................... $738.04 Mail Finance ...................... $335.38 Marc ................................... $851.47 Marco Inc ........................ $2,275.64 MDU Co........................ $10,575.02 Midamerica Books ............. $918.80 NCC ................................... $952.37 ND Center For Distance Education ........................ $2,980.00 Network Services Co ...... $1,454.78 Bridgette Odegaard ............ $360.00 PBBS Equipment Corporation ..................... $9,036.00 Penworthy ....................... $2,051.48 Pinnacle ........................... $4,606.73 Play On! Sports .................. $250.00 Praxair Distribution............ $177.35 Quill Corporation ............... $437.42 Sanford Health Occupational Medicine .............................. $34.00 SD Teacher Placement Center ................................. $650.00 Share Corp ...................... $1,659.71 Smart Apple Media ............ $584.42 Stein’s Inc........................... $623.59 Tioga Drug, Inc .................. $116.75 Tioga Hardware.................. $924.79 Tioga Medical Center......... $300.00 Tioga Parts Supply Inc ....... $462.44 Tioga School Hot Lunch . $1,333.90 Tioga Tire ............................. $23.00 US Bank ........................ $34,975.01 Visa ................................. $1,709.03 Amazon Capital Services Inc ...................................... $136.05 AVI Systems Inc.............. $6,520.00 Tara Mosley ......................... $49.05 ND Center For Distance Education ........................... $149.00 Timothy Schaffer................ $180.00 Tim Schaffer reported elementary enrollment is currently 276. Other updates included report cards, STAR/ AR, movie, Character Counts and Scientists of the Month, Market Place for Kids, staff webinar, Missoula Childrens’ Theater, Minot symphony, lyceum, bread fair in Williston, Wil- liams County Spelling Bee, Gateway to STEM, midwinter conference, and parent/teacher conferences. Lee Olson stated that Zion Lu- theran Church is open to discussing renting out their parking lot to the school should the need arise. The second reading was held for ABCD: Records Retention Policy. Moberg motioned to approve the policy. Wallin seconded, motion carried unanimously. The Board reviewed the pledge of securities from the bank. Moberg motioned and McGinnity seconded to approve an open enroll- ment in for a student from Ray. Mo- tion carried unanimously. Moberg motioned to approve option 4 of the 2020-2021 School Calendar. Wallin seconded, motion carried unanimously. Discussion items included a meet and greet for Williams County School District 8 School Board candidates, and an in-school bank. The next regular meeting will be February 19, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. in the THS Board Room. Meeting adjourned. Ronda M. Rudnik, Business Man- ager Mark W. Schmidt, President (1/29) Filing Deadline for School Board Election The annual school board elec- tion for the Nesson Public School District #2 will be held on May 12, 2020. Notice is hereby given that the deadline for filing to have a candi- date’s name printed on the ballot is March 9, 2020 by 4 p.m. Two school board director positions will be open this year. The positions are for three year terms. A candidate for this position must turn in the completed Affidavit of Candidacy and Statement of Inter- ests with the district business man- ager by March 9. 2020 by 4 p.m. to have their name listed on the ballot. Forms for filing can be picked up at the school office. Jennifer Skor Business Manager Nesson Public School District #2 (1/29, 2/5) OFFICIAL NOTICE ONEOK Bakken Pipeline, L.L.C. 16-Inch NGL Pipeline Williams County Siting Application Case No. PU-19-368 NOTICE OF FILING AND PUBLIC HEARING January 22, 2020 A public hearing on the appli- cation in Case No. PU-19-368 is scheduled for March 6, 2020, at 9 a.m. Central Time at the City of Williston Public Works and Engi- neering Department, 1121 5th Street East, Williston, ND 58801. ONEOK Bakken Pipeline, L.L.C. filed a combined application for a corridor certificate and route per- mit for the location of a natural gas liquids pipeline, approximately 75-miles long located in North Da- kota in Williams County. The pipe- line location is shown on the at- tached map. The issues in the combined ap- plication for a certificate of corridor compatibility and a route permit are: 1. Will construction, operation, and maintenance of the facility at the proposed location produce mini- mal adverse effects on the environ- ment and upon the welfare of the citizens of North Dakota? 2. Is the proposed facility com- patible with the environmental pres- ervation and the efficient use of re- sources? 3. Will construction, operation, and maintenance of the facility at the proposed location minimize adverse human and environmental impact while ensuring continuing system reliability and integrity and ensuring that energy needs are met and fulfilled in an orderly and timely fashion? For more information contact the Public Service Commission, State Capitol, Bismarck, North Da- kota 58505, 701-328-2400; or Re- lay North Dakota, 1-800-366-6888 TTY. If you require any auxiliary aids or services, such as readers, signers, or Braille materials, please notify the Commission at least 24 hours in advance. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS- SION Julie Fedorchak, Commissioner Brian Kroshus, Chairman Randy Christmann, Commis- sioner (1/29) STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 40 1804 58 1806 1804 50 2 2 85 85 2 Roosevelt County Roosevelt County Williams County Williams County Sheridan County Sheridan County Williams County Williams County M M c c K K e e n n z z i i e e C C o o u u n n t t y y W W i i l l l l i i a a m ms s C C o o u u n nt t y y Mountrail County Mountrail County Williams County Williams County Alamo Epping Ray Williston Tioga White Earth Canada SD MN MT North Dakota 0 4 8 Miles 1 inch = 6 miles Date: (11/4/2019) Source: Z:\Clients\M_P\Oneok\Tioga_Lateral\Permitting\PSC\Figures\TL_PSC_BW_Project_Overview.mxd Preferred Route Exhibit B.5 ONEOK Bakken Pipeline, L.L.C. Tioga Lateral Pipeline Project Project Location Map For Environmental Review Purposes Only I see more than a bundle. 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Page 8 -- Tioga Tribune Public Notices Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Regular MeetingUnofficial MinutesJanuary 22, 2020
President Weyrauch called the regular January meeting of the Board of Nesson School District #2 to order at 7:02 p.m.
Present: Weyrauch, Sigvaldsen, Olson and Kupper. Absent; Foss.
Also present: Matthew Heier, Bernadette Perdue, Justine Haase, Jacob Orledge, Tioga Tribune, and Casey Spitzer and Bryer Thiesen, FCI Constructors, Inc.
Additions to the agenda: Bank account inquiry authorization for administrative assistant. Foster Care & Homeless Liaison.
Delegations/Special guests: none.
Bills were presented and re-viewed. Motion made by Kupper second by Olson to pay the bills as presented. Carried unanimously.Accent Workplace Environments ....................... 330.00Adminpartners ...................... 100.00Ameripride Services Inc - Rugs ............................. 162.44 Bytespeed, LLC ................ 2,024.00 Cash........................................ 52.03 Cultivate21 LLC ............... 3,017.00Discovery Benefits ................. 50.00 Donnelly, Deanna ................ 200.00Espana, Maria ..................... 126.92Farmers Union Service Association ........................... 599.00Horizon Resources ............ 5,358.71
Innovative Office Solutions, LLC ..................... 181.74Jamestown Holiday Inn Express ................................. 864.00Jaymar Business Forms.......... 32.82Johnson Controls Fire Protection ............................. 384.00Journal Publishing Inc .......... 185.25Mackin Educational Resources .......................... 4,982.73Menards ................................ 203.40ND Center For Distance Education ............................. 745.00Nemont ................................. 101.41North Dakota Attorney General ................................... 82.50North Dakota Driver & Traffic Safety .................... 125.00NW Communications Coop .................................. 1,303.12Oster, Alesha ........................ 124.03Ottertail Bus & Truck Repair ................................ 9,757.13Ottertail Minn-Dakota Coaches ........................... 87,261.12Pearce Durick PLLC ............ 115.00Pearson Education Inc ....... 4,320.00Prairie Learning Center, Inc ................................... 12,271.05Public Financial Management, Inc ..................................... 1,500.00Quill Corporation ................. 131.82Ray Association Of Commerce .............................. 25.00Ray Service Center .................. 7.10Resources For Educators ...... 155.00Sanford Health Occupational ........................ 272.00
Medicine Bismarck School Specialty Inc ......................... 226.36Share Corporation ............. 1,244.98Skor, Jennifer ....................... 247.25Stein’s Inc .......................... 2,333.85Thoresons Meat .................... 683.77Tioga Medical Center ........... 600.00Universal Chemical LLC ..... 320.58Visa ................................... 3,003.66Williston Herald ................... 192.40Fund Total ................... $146,103.17
Motion made by Sigvaldsen sec-ond by Kupper to approve the con-sent agenda. Carried unanimously.
Mrs. Perdue reported two upcom-ing activities for family engagement. A STEM night is planned for Febru-ary 20, 2020 with 13 – 14 stations set up for the kids and families to try various activities. Porter the Hoard-er books have been ordered and will be distributed to the first grade stu-dents. The book will come with ma-terials for the student and family to work through with the book.
Aimsweb testing for students grades K – 6 shows growth in read-ing and math. The math instruc-tional coach will be here again on Friday, January 24, 2020. She will help us interpret test data and try to help with determining interventions. The MTSS (Multi-Tiered Systems for Support) committee are working on discipline plans as well as col-laboration between administration and staff.
Mr. Heier reported the full day
of professional development was held on January 13, 2020. Teachers and administrators worked collab-oratively within 4 person groups to come up with ideas for community involvement. Student interventions continue and we hope to see im-provement next week when eligibil-ity reports are completed. Semester two schedules are now locked in.
Scheduling continues with 2020-2021 basketball games as well as looking for additional JV football games for next fall. Coaches are needed for boys & girls golf and track & field.
Mr. Schafer reported construction is going well and is actually ahead of schedule right now. Construction meetings have been changed to bi-weekly on Mondays at 2 p.m.
Pending final interviews, the Wil-liams County Study should be com-pleted out to us in February. The Strategic Planning Committee met to look over the plan and adjusted some goal dates. The plan will be brought to the February board meet-ing. We received our AdvancEd/Cognia Review report today. The review went well and we have re-ceived a good score.
Mr. Schafer gave the bus report. The mini bus recently purchased is running great and is helping out with the bus shortage situation. The new gas bus is here. Bus #16 is down and it has been hard to get
parts for it. Ottertail has hired a new driver but training and testing needs to be completed before driving.
The building project was re-viewed. The first floor of the high school addition is being framed and is 85% complete. Next week they will be framing the second floor. The exterior windows and stairs are going in this week. The south addi-tion is going slow because of having to work around activities being held in the gym.
A tuition free agreement was pre-sented from Tioga Public School District #15 for two students trans-ferring to Tioga for second semester. Motion was made by Olson second by Kupper to approve tuition free agreement #S2-2020-21 with Tioga Public School District #15. Carried unanimously.
The Great Western Network 2020-2021 school year calendar was shared with the board. Keeping this schedule in mind, the 2020-2021 school calendar was tabled for fur-ther review.
The board reviewed the calendar to set the school board election date. Our regular monthly meeting is set for May 19, 2020. Motion was made by Kupper second by Sigvaldsen to set the school board election date as May 12, 2020 with poles open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Ray Public School. Carried unanimously.
To aid in controls within the busi-
ness office, the auditors are request-ing that one of the administrative assistants be given account inquiry authorization on the school district’s bank accounts to assist in the recon-ciliation process. Motion was made by Kupper second by Olson to au-thorize a designated administrative assistant to have account inquiry ac-cess only to the school district’s ac-counts. Carried unanimously.
Discussion was held concerning the districts homeless and foster care policies and procedures. Mo-tion was made by Sigvaldsen second by Kupper to name Alesha Oster the district homeless liaison. Carried unanimously. Motion was made by Olson second by Sigvaldsen to name Alesha Oster the district foster care liaison. Carried unanimously. Motion was made by Kupper second by Olson to approve the Best Inter-est Determination for Foster Care School Placement form, the Trans-portation Plan for Students in Foster Care form, the Child Welfare Point of Contact Notification Letter form, the Foster Care Liaison Information form used within our foster care pol-icy. Carried unanimously.
Next meeting will be Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 6 p.m.
Adjourned at 7:39 p.m. (1/29)
Nesson Public School Minutes
Tioga School Board Meeting MinutesTioga School Board
Regular MeetingJanuary 15, 2020
Unofficial MinutesPresident Mark Schmidt called the
meeting to order in the THS board room at 6:31 p.m. Jeremy Wallin, James McGinnity,and Jeffrey Moberg were present. Gail Joyce was absent. Carolyn Eide, Tim Schaffer, Jessica Ornelas, Joy Sparks, Michael Osthus, and Lee Olson were also present.
An addition was made to the agenda. Moberg motioned to ap-prove the change in the agenda. McGinnity seconded, motion carried unanimously.
McGinnity motioned to approve the minutes as presented. Wallin seconded, motion carried unani-mously.
The financial reports of all the funds were reviewed.
Moberg motioned and Wallin seconded to pay the bills as presented totaling $67,064.74 from General Fund and $34,975.01 from Sinking & Interest Fund. Motion carried unanimously.Accent Environments ......... $732.00Alexander Public School .... $757.00Amazon Capital Services Inc ...................................... $101.06Avi Systems Inc ................. $190.00Border States Industries ....... $54.30Broad Reach .................... $1,080.69Card Services ..................... $420.21Jeremy Carkuff ................... $765.93Eckroth Music Co ................ $42.99Edu Tech ............................ $194.00Carolyn Eide ...................... $282.50Maidie Enget ........................ $59.14Farmers Union Lumber Company ............................ $107.40Global Technology Inc .... $1,232.38H.A. Thompson & Sons .. $4,114.81
Kendra Heier ...................... $900.00Information Technology Dept ...................................... $96.60Kylie Iverson ...................... $360.00John Deere Financial .......... $301.68The Journal ........................... $37.96JTH Portables ..................... $150.00Junior Library Guild .......... $464.00JW Pepper ............................ $74.98Knowbuddy Resources ... $1,088.90Lookout Books ................... $738.04Mail Finance ...................... $335.38Marc ................................... $851.47Marco Inc ........................ $2,275.64MDU Co........................ $10,575.02Midamerica Books ............. $918.80NCC ................................... $952.37ND Center For Distance Education ........................ $2,980.00Network Services Co ...... $1,454.78Bridgette Odegaard ............ $360.00PBBS Equipment Corporation ..................... $9,036.00
Penworthy ....................... $2,051.48Pinnacle ........................... $4,606.73Play On! Sports .................. $250.00Praxair Distribution ............ $177.35Quill Corporation ............... $437.42Sanford Health Occupational Medicine .............................. $34.00SD Teacher Placement Center ................................. $650.00Share Corp ...................... $1,659.71Smart Apple Media ............ $584.42Stein’s Inc ........................... $623.59Tioga Drug, Inc .................. $116.75Tioga Hardware .................. $924.79Tioga Medical Center ......... $300.00Tioga Parts Supply Inc ....... $462.44Tioga School Hot Lunch . $1,333.90Tioga Tire ............................. $23.00US Bank ........................ $34,975.01Visa ................................. $1,709.03Amazon Capital Services Inc ...................................... $136.05AVI Systems Inc.............. $6,520.00
Tara Mosley ......................... $49.05ND Center For Distance Education ........................... $149.00Timothy Schaffer ................ $180.00
Tim Schaffer reported elementary enrollment is currently 276. Other updates included report cards, STAR/AR, movie, Character Counts and Scientists of the Month, Market Place for Kids, staff webinar, Missoula Childrens’ Theater, Minot symphony, lyceum, bread fair in Williston, Wil-liams County Spelling Bee, Gateway to STEM, midwinter conference, and parent/teacher conferences.
Lee Olson stated that Zion Lu-theran Church is open to discussing renting out their parking lot to the school should the need arise.
The second reading was held for ABCD: Records Retention Policy.Moberg motioned to approve the policy. Wallin seconded, motion
carried unanimously.The Board reviewed the pledge of
securities from the bank.Moberg motioned and McGinnity
seconded to approve an open enroll-ment in for a student from Ray. Mo-tion carried unanimously.
Moberg motioned to approve option 4 of the 2020-2021 School Calendar. Wallin seconded, motion carried unanimously.
Discussion items included a meet and greet for Williams County School District 8 School Board candidates, and an in-school bank.
The next regular meeting will be February 19, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. in the THS Board Room.
Meeting adjourned.Ronda M. Rudnik, Business Man-
agerMark W. Schmidt, President
(1/29)
Filing Deadline for School Board Election
The annual school board elec-tion for the Nesson Public School District #2 will be held on May 12, 2020.
Notice is hereby given that the deadline for filing to have a candi-date’s name printed on the ballot is March 9, 2020 by 4 p.m. Two school board director positions will be open this year. The positions are for three year terms.
A candidate for this position must turn in the completed Affidavit of Candidacy and Statement of Inter-ests with the district business man-ager by March 9. 2020 by 4 p.m. to have their name listed on the ballot. Forms for filing can be picked up at the school office.
Jennifer SkorBusiness ManagerNesson Public School District #2
(1/29, 2/5)
OFFICIAL NOTICE ONEOK Bakken Pipeline, L.L.C.
16-Inch NGL Pipeline Williams CountySiting Application
Case No. PU-19-368NOTICE OF FILING AND
PUBLIC HEARINGJanuary 22, 2020A public hearing on the appli-
cation in Case No. PU-19-368 is scheduled for March 6, 2020, at 9 a.m. Central Time at the City of Williston Public Works and Engi-neering Department, 1121 5th Street East, Williston, ND 58801.
ONEOK Bakken Pipeline, L.L.C. filed a combined application for a corridor certificate and route per-mit for the location of a natural gas liquids pipeline, approximately 75-miles long located in North Da-kota in Williams County. The pipe-line location is shown on the at-tached map.
The issues in the combined ap-plication for a certificate of corridor compatibility and a route permit are:
1. Will construction, operation, and maintenance of the facility at the proposed location produce mini-mal adverse effects on the environ-ment and upon the welfare of the
citizens of North Dakota?2. Is the proposed facility com-
patible with the environmental pres-ervation and the efficient use of re-sources?
3. Will construction, operation, and maintenance of the facility at the proposed location minimize adverse human and environmental impact while ensuring continuing system reliability and integrity and ensuring that energy needs are met and fulfilled in an orderly and timely fashion?
For more information contact the Public Service Commission, State Capitol, Bismarck, North Da-kota 58505, 701-328-2400; or Re-lay North Dakota, 1-800-366-6888 TTY. If you require any auxiliary aids or services, such as readers, signers, or Braille materials, please notify the Commission at least 24 hours in advance.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS-SION
Julie Fedorchak, CommissionerBrian Kroshus, ChairmanRandy Christmann, Commis-
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Exhibit B.5ONEOK Bakken Pipeline, L.L.C.
Tioga Lateral Pipeline ProjectProject Location Map
For Environmental Review Purposes Only
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16 2nd St NWTioga, ND 58852
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701-572-3246
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Brian Johnson is in Tioga on Tuesdays and by appointment.
15 1ST Street NE(right next to the movie theatre)
See Brian for all your investment needs.
Ray Fire Protection District Annual Meeting
Wednesday, February 5, 2020 8 p.m.
Ray Fire Hall
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