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6010 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CASS COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA Rd. Dept. Supplie Biq Opening Dis. on clean-up of prop. in Riverside States Salary . ~ Attorney's, f Election Supplies! Accept bid from I Knight Printing : Monthly Reports for Nov. Recvd. & Filed Juv. Just. Cent. Installment of I 2 Temporary walls! I I I Crthse. Addn. Shelving for storage room Legislative Dist.l, Redistricting Established , ! i Co. Commissioners I No re-election I needed due to . redistricting I I I I , I i I I 1<_".!2:!:!.T ~~.~TI'!.~~O:.:. '~~GO. ~_~. 228.11". _. Mrs. Stanton moved and Mr. Eckert seconded to advertise for bids for treRoad Departmen1 yearly supplies and set the bid opening date for February 24, 1982. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Discussion was again held on the clean-up of property in the City of Riverside. Robert Hoy, States Attorney, stated that if the property is declared to be a public nuisance and a health hazard, then the County can have the property cleaned up and it can be assessed against the taxes. The County Sanitarian will again discuss the matter with the present property owner. Discussion was held on setting the salary for the recently appointed States Attorney, and the matter will be placed on the agenda in two weeks. Upon the recommendation of the County Auditor, Mr. Larson moved and Mrs. Stanton seconded to accept the bid of the Knight Printing Company for election supplies. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Mrs. Stanton moved and Mr. Larson seconded to receive and file the following reports for November: Motion carried. Rush River Water Management District North Cass Water Management District Maple River Water Management District Southeast Cass Water Management District Cass County Veterans Service Mr. Eckert moved and Mrs. Stanton seconded to authorize the D. C. Trautman Company to install two temporary walls at the Juvenile Justice Center to provide office space for the Regional Child Support Enforcement Unit, at a cost of $1,755.00. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Duane Hoehn, County Auditor, received an estimate from Adams, Inc. in the amount of i $3,417.45 for metal material to be used for shelving in the storage room in the Courthouse [-Addition, plus $512.00 for the particle board sheets. There was an estimate of $683.00 i for the installation of the shelving, but Mr. Hoehn felt that the County's maintenance men could possibly install it. Mrs. Stanton moved and Mr. Larson seconded to proceed with the purchase of the shelving, excluding the cost of the labor at this time. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Due to the redistricting of the State's legislative districts, Mr. Larson moved and Mrs. Stanton seconded to adopt the following precinct lines as presented by the County Auditor: On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Legislative District 45 East of Interstate 29 in Reed Township, including the City of North River, votes in Fargo Precinct *27 22 Reed Township votes in the City of Harwood 13 Reed Township, inclUding the City of Reiles Acres, votes in the Reed Township Hall located in the NW corner of Section 32 13 Barnes Township votes in the City of Riverside 46 Barnes Township, including the City of Prairie Rose, votes in the Atonement Lutheran Church in Section 36, Barnes Township 46 Stanley Township West of Interstate 29 votes in the City of Horace East of Interstate 29, including the Cities of Frontier and Briarwood, votes in the Sacred Heart Convent The townships of Hunter, Bell, Gunkle, Kinyon, Noble, Wiser & Gardner and the cities of Hunter, Gardner and Grandin are now in the 22nd Legislative District and will vote at the same polling places as the last General Election. All other precincts in Cass County will vote at the same location as the last General Election. Mrs. Stanton moved and Mr. Larson seconded to receive and file the letter from Attorney General Rovert Wefald with a cover letter from the States Attorney Robert Hoy stating that the Commissioners elected at large in 1980 to a four year term do not have to stand for re-election until the expiration of their term in 1984. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. On motion by Mrs. Stanton and seconded by Mr. Larson, the meeting was adjourned.