ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

CITY OF GARRISON

GARRISON, NORTH DAKOTA

WATER TREATMENT PLANT

EXPANSION

MOORE PROJECT NO. 21164

General Notice

Owner is requesting Bids for the

construction of the project listed

above. Bids for the construction of

the Project will be received at

Garrison City Hall located at 1 West

Central Avenue, PO Box 459,

Garrison, ND 58540 until February

4, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. local time. At

that time, the Bids received will be

“publicly” opened and read. The Pro-

ject includes the following Work:

Rehabilitation of existing water treat-

ment plant and addition on to the ex-

isting water treatment plant. Bids will

be received for the following Con-

tract:

Contract No. Desciption of Contract

A.Water Treatment Plant: General

B.Water Treatment Plant: Electrical

Obtaining the Bidding Documents

Digital project bidding documents

will be available at

www.mooreengineeringinc.com by

clicking the Bid Information tab, or at

www.questcdn.com. You may down-

load the complete set of digital docu-

ments for a nonrefundable fee of

$20.00 by locating eBidDoc

Number8103642 on the website.

Please contact QuestCDN.com at

952-233-1632 or

info@questcdn.com for assistance

in membership registration, down-

loading and working with this digital

project information.

The Issuing Office for the Bidding

Documents is:

Moore Engineering, Inc.

4503 Coleman St, Suite 105,

Bismarck, ND 58503

Each bid must be accompanied by a

bidder’s bond in a sum equal to 5%

of the full amount of the bid execut-

ed by the bidder as principal and by

a surety, conditioned that if the prin-

cipal’s bid is accepted and a con-

tract is awarded to the principal, the

principal, within ten (10) days after

the notice of the award, shall exe-

cute a contract in accordance with

the terms of the bid and the bid

bond, and any conditions of the City

of Garrison, as required by law. A

countersignature of a bid bond is not

required. If the City of Garrison

elects to award a contract to the

lowest responsible bidder, and the

lowest responsible bidder does not

execute a contract within ten (10)

days, the bidder’s bond will be for-

feited to the City of Garrison, and the

City of Garrison may award the pro-

ject to the next lowest responsible

bidder. Each bidder must possess a

valid North Dakota contractor’s

license for the full amount of their

bid, as required by N.D.C.C. §

43-07-7. Each bidder MUST en-

close a copy of their Contractor’s

License or Certificate of Renewal, is-

sued by the North Dakota Secretary

of State, and each license must be

valid and dated at least 10 days pri-

or to the date set for bid opening, as

required under N.D.C.C. § 43-07-12.

Instructions to Bidders.

For all further requirements regard-

ing bid submittal, qualifications, pro-

cedures, and contract award, refer to

the Instructions to Bidders that are

included in the Bidding Documents.

This Advertisement is issued by:

Owner:City of Garrison

By:Stuart Merry

Title:Mayor

Date:January 6, 2022

(January 13-20-27, 2022)

LEWIS AND CLARK SCHOOL

DISTRICT #161

Berthold and North Shore

Plaza Schools

Lewis and Clark School Board

Regular Board Meeting

December 13, 2021

The regular meeting of the Lewis

and Clark School Board was called

to order at 7:07 pm in the NSP

boardroom. Board members present

were Pank, Schepp, Brown,

Schilla, Lautenschlager and

Erickson. Absent was Deaver. Also

present were Superintendent Ritte-

man, Principal Lahti, Principal Gerd-

ing and Business Manager

Schenfisch.

Guests present: Laura Fransen,

Brooke Louks, Traci Braaflat, Adam

Lee, Josh Johnson,

Kelcey Lee

Motion was made by Brown/Pank to

approve 3 additions to the agenda.

All yes. MC.

Motion was made by Schepp/Pank

to approve the board minutes of the

regular meeting November 8, 2021.

All yes. MC.

The following general and building

fund bills were presented:

A-1 Evans Septic 640.00

American Express 2092.92

Aramark 1015.92

Absolute Comfort 110.00

American Welding & Gas 523.31

Border Plains Equipment 1568.92

Capitol One 514.08

Farmers Union Oil 5672.35

City of Berthold 976.00

Dakota Fire Extinguishers 598.35

Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch

13,298.67

Eckroth Music 89.66

Enerbase 6539.34

ETSystems 487.93

Everspring Inn & Suites 691.20

Edu Tech 180.00

Emil Schoenfish 250.00 Fargo Glass

& Paint 2,560.00

Farmers union Lumber 1586.32

Janae Gravesen 77.00

Glass Doctor 65.00

H A Thompson 8,497.00

Hampton Inn 95.04

Harlow’s Bus Sales 7,273.68

Stephanie Hochhalter 128.83

Hartley’s School Buses 98.99

Information Tech Dept 2417.04

Houghton Mifflin Co. 729.24

JW Pepper Co. 7.74

Kevin’s Plumbing & Heating 275.00

Lakeshore Learning 39.12

Mac’s Hardware 38.99

Mayer Electric 450.00

Menards 463.73

Montana Dakota Utilities 4410.18

ND Center for Distance Learn

159.00

NDACS Spelling Bee 120.00

NDCEL 1095.00

North Prairie Rural Water 801.08

Office of State Auditor 960.00

Otter Tail 6282.48

Amanda Papp 8.96

Pearce & Durick 937.50

Plaza Hardware 452.53

Popplers Music 72.00

Reservation Telephone 247.32

Sanford Health Occupational

Med 90.00

Jaycey Stammen 16.75

Stein’s Inc 106.78

Emily Taylor 50.00

The Minot Daily News 250.43

Verendrye Electric 11472.00

USA Central Station 90.00

Western Dakota Energy 498.52

Widmer Roel 4401.77

Western Agency Inc. 885.00

Xcel Energy 170.71

Shanda Anderson 100.00

Nichole Bloms 100.00

Karen Boehm 100.00

Michael Braaflat 100.00

Julie Davison 100.00

Patricia Deaver 100.00

Janice Feickert 100.00

William George 100.00

Brittany Hansen 100.00

Cody Hansen 100.00

Becky Jungemann 100.00

Jamie Kok 100.00

Dee Larson 100.00

Barbara Miles 100.00 North Dakota

Small 450.00

Marc Ritteman 100.00

Travis Sorenson 100.00

Kelly Warren 100.00

Lonnie White 40.00

ND Attorney General 82.50

Cenex Berthold/FUO 31.31

Julie Deaver 30.00

Johnna Varty 271.32

Janae Gravesen 38.32

Companion Dental 15.00

BASYS 3,671.16

Horace Mann 11.00

First International Bank 100.50

Total December Payroll $492,919.51

Total December General Fund

100,070.49

Total December Building Fund 0.00

Total December Debit Service Fund

0.00

The board and administration

reviewed the bills and financial

reports. Motion was made by

Pank/Schilla to accept the general

bills and the revenue and expense

reports.

All yes. MC.

Motion was made by Brown/Schilla

to approve the hot lunch report dat-

ed 11-30-2021.

All yes.

Motion was made by

Lautenschlager/Pank to accept the

non-tuition form for one

student to attend Lewis and Clark-

North Shore Plaza from the New

Town School District.

All yes. MC.

Motion was made by Schepp/Schilla

to accept the open enrollment appli-

cation for one student to attend the

Lewis and Clark-North Shore Plaza

starting 2022-2023 from New Town

School District. All yes. MC.

Board policy was presented. Motion

by Lautenschlager/Schilla to ap-

prove as 1st reading policy

ABBE-Displays of Religious Objects

or Documents as revised for

changes made to required policy. All

yes. MC. Lewis and Clark School

Board Minutes – Page 3 – De-

cember 13, 2021 Board policy was

presented- Motion by Schepp/Pank

to approve as 1st reading policy

FFD-Carrying

Weapons as revised for changes

made to required policy. All yes .

MC.

Board policy was presented – Mo-

tion by Lautenschlager/Brown to ap-

prove as 1st

reading policy FFK-Suspension and

Expulsion revised for changes made

to a required

policy. All yes. MC

Board policy was presented- Motion

by Schilla/Schepp to approve as 1st

reading

policy FFK-BR-Suspension and Ex-

plusion Regulations revised to

changes made to a

required policy.

All yes. MC

Board policy was presented – Mo-

tion by Lautenschlager/Pank to ap-

prove as 1st reading policy- FGA-

Student Education Records and

Privacy revised for changes made to

required policy. All yes. MC.

Board policy was presented – Mo-

tion by Pank/Schepp to approve as

1st reading policy – FGA-BR1- Stu-

dent Education Records Access &

Amendment Procedures,

FGA-E1-Notice of Directory Informa-

tion, FGA-E2- Model Notification of

Rights Under FERPA

for schools, FGA-E3- FERPA

Release Form for Parents, FGA-E4-

Notice of Executive

Session Tape on File. All yes. MC

Mr. Ritteman presented the Athletic

Director’s Report. No items to report.

Mr. Ritteman presented the following

superintendent items:

A. AG-Open Meeting Complaint-

Discussion about the 2 complaints

made against

Lewis & Clark School District.

Letters were presented to board

members by Erickson

and reviewed by board members.

Mr. Ritteman has 2 response letters

to be mailed to

AG by December 17, 2021.

B. Co-op update- Committees are

being formed for each school to de-

cide the best plan

for each school for future sports.

Discussion of why Speech and Play

were put into

Athletics and dissolved when these

are academics. Mr. Ritteman will

contact the

NDHSAA to have the academics of

Speech and Play to still have a co

op. Sports

schedules will be presented at the

February board meeting.

Motion by Schilla/Brown to form the

committees for each school for the

future sports.

All yes. MC C. Legislative Session:

Will revisit at January board meeting

D. Resignations: Motion by

Schepp/Brown to accept the resig-

nation of Brooke Storro-Lewis and

ClarkBerthold as Kindergarten

teacher effective December 17,

2021. All yes. MC

Discussion occurred on how that

position will be filled.

Motion by Brown/Schepp to accept

the resignation of Melissa

Lahti-Lewis and ClarkBerthold Ele-

mentary Principal at the end of

2021-2022. All yes. MC Discussion

of filling that position occurred.

Options of K-12 Assistant principal,

Dean of students or

Elementary principal. Motion made

by Lautenschlager/Pank to allow

Mr. Ritteman to create or hire a new

position at his discretion. All yes.

MC E. ESSER funds: Mr. Ritteman

presented 2 proposals for use of

funds. First being an interventionist

at Lewis and Clark- Berthold,

second is construction at Lewis and

Clark- NSP in the kitchen area. Dis-

cussion about previous contractors

and contacting

the contractors to see if available to

re bid on this project. The contrac-

tors being EAPC and ENGTECH.

Motion by Schepp/Lautenschlager to

use ENGTECH. 4 yes, 1 No. Roll

call: BB- Y,DS- Y, TP-Y, KS-Y,

ML-N, MC 4-1

Mr. Ritteman is to contact

ENGTECH

F. Taxable Valuation: Valuations for

2019, 2020, 2021 were presented

and discussed.

G. Website: Discussion was in re-

gards to the older version of BLACK-

BOARD that the

district is currently using. An updat-

ed version is needed or using a new

company called Apptegy. Prices

were presented and discussion

occurred.

Motion by Lautenschlager/Brown to

purchase Appegy with Esser funds.

All yes. MC

Principal reports were given by Mrs.

Gerding and Mrs. Lahti.

Mrs Gerding presented the following

items-Kevin Locke-Art in Resident

grant, AR reading program,

Donations from the Plaza Communi-

ty Club to NSP, NSP-PTO Christ-

mas wish tree, K-12 Music concert

success.

Mrs. Lahti presented the following

items- Bomber buddies Shopping,

ornament making activity, donuts

with Dads, the upcoming Christmas

program and Library with Mrs. Lahti.

School Board items

Discussion opened by Schilla on the

athletic division of the district. What

is best for the kids? What is the

philosophy of a Co-op? Transporta-

tion issues and community involve-

ment.

Motion by Schilla for a proposed

amendment to split all athletic co

ops that have enough players to

compete at a competitive level and

leave the other sports co oped, thus

allowing the football and baseball

teams to be able to co op so they do

not lose out on an opportunity of

playing. Motion failed due to lack of

second.

With no further business meeting

adjourned with a motion by Pank at

9:20pm

Shawna Schenfisch

Recording Business Manager

(January 13, 2022)

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Probate No. 51-2021-PR-00234

IN THE DISTRICT COURT,

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

COUNTY OF WARD, NORTH

CENTRAL JUDICIAL DISTRICT

In the Matter of the Estate of

Thomas M. Peterson a/k/a Tommy

Peterson, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

Maynard J. Peterson has been ap-

pointed personal representative of

the Estate of Thomas M. Peterson

a/k/a Tommy Peterson. All persons

having claims against Thomas M.

Peterson a/k/a Tommy Peterson are

required to present their claims

within three (3) months after the date

of the first publication of this notice

or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be presented to

Maynard J. Peterson, personal

representative of the estate, at P.O.

Box 998, Minot, ND 58702 or filed

with the Court.

Dated this 28th day of December,

2021.

/s/Maynard J. Peterson

Maynard J. Peterson

Personal Representative

(December 30, 2021; January 6-13,

2022)

SUMMONS

Civil No. 51-2022-CV-00015

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA IN

DISTRICT COURT

COUNTY OF WARD NORTH

CENTRAL JUDICIAL DISTRICT

ProCollect Services, LLC,

Plaintiff,

vs.

Tanner J. Engh,

Defendant.

THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

TO THE ABOVE-NAMED

DEFENDANT:

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED

and required to appear and defend

against the Complaint in this action,

which is herewith served upon you,

by serving on the undersigned an

Answer or other proper response

within twenty-one days after service

of this Summons upon you,

exclusive of the day of service. If

you fail to do so, judgment by default

will be taken against you for the

relief demanded in the complaint.

Dated January 4, 2022.

/s/ Christopher A. Carlson

Christopher A. Carlson (id #03378)

PO Box 1097

Bismarck ND 58502-1097

701-258-4800

carlsonlaw@qwestoffice.net

Attorney for the Plaintiff

(January 6-13-20, 2022)