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<br />. I.....~. "::'."::::::::::~'~::::'~~,~:~:'g:~:~:'P:::i:"~~::~'::'~;-::=C:::b:' -~~'~~'~l::: <br /> <br />I and 1 i quor 1 i cense for the Warren Tavern to Charl ene M. Hestbeck for the year 1985. On roll call vote. renewa 1 for Warren <br />I the motion carried unanimously. ravern <br /> <br />1,' The Chairman read a letter dated December 13. 1984. from Mrs. Palma Blotsky. Secretary-Treasurer of Beer & Liq. License <br />the Watering Hole Bar at Wild Rice. stating that they will not be renewing their County Beer and Liquor ~orWatering Hole Bar <br />i Li cense at thi s time. and they do not wi sh to have a 1 i quor and beer 1 i cense issued in thi s area to ijt Wi 1 d Ri ce--l etter <br />r anyone else for the time being as they may reopen the doors in the near future. rrom P. Blotsky <br /> <br />I' Scott Krueger. Admi ni strati ve Assi stant, reported on the trip to Mi nneapol is to vi ew telephone ~el ephone systems <br />-r systems. and another trip is tentatively scheduled for January 10th and 11th in Denver. leview in Mpls. <br /> <br />Mr. Fred Hector appeared before the Board regarding a $10.225.00 fine which he received for f6 overweight fine-- <br />exceeding the weight limit on County Road 6 between Interstate 29 and Highway 81 south of Fargo. He red Hector present <br />, stated that he cannot farm his land if he is going to abide by the weight restriction on this road. <br /> <br />Commissioners Larson and Stanton felt that the Commission cannot prohibit Mr. Hector from farming <br />hi s 1 and. Mr. Eckert suggested i nqui ri ng of the State Hi ghway Department as to when they intend, to <br />rebuild this road. as Mr. Sondrall stated that they indicated they would do when the County was given the <br />responsi bil i ty of mai ntai ni ng it. Steve Gri ndberg stated that the road has been posted with a 6 ton <br />limit for about four years. and he does not believe the road can handle any more weight than that. Lt. <br />Richard Majerus from the Sheriff's Department was present and stated that an alternate route could have <br />been taken to avoid County Road 6. The Commission suggested viewing Mr. Hector's property with him. and <br />to place the matter on the agenda in two weeks. <br /> <br />PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS <br />OF CASS COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA <br /> <br />Mr. Jerry Sheldon appeared before the Board regarding the hazardous condition of County Road 31 <br />north of Fargo. He stated that this is a heavily populated area with many families having school age <br />children. He hoped the road could be on the road program for paving in the near future. Steve Grindberg <br />stated that his Department does spend a lot of time trying to maintain this road. Mr. Wieland stated <br />that there is a potential for an additional 200-300 homes to be built in this area. and there will be <br />heavy hauling during construction so he does not wish to do anything too premature with the road. <br /> <br />Mr. Dan Martinsen reported on the progress of the group health insurance plan. The Commission <br />budgeted $270.000.00 for claims while actual claims for an eleven month period are estimated at <br />$160.000.00. Discussion was held on returning a portion of the savings to County employees. and Scott <br />Krueger reported that the Group Health Insurance Review Committee met this morning and recommended that <br />20% of the remaining funds be contributed to the employees as a bonus for helping to reduce health costs. <br />Mr. Martinsen stated that he has received the contract renewal offer from Blue Cross-Blue Shield. but he <br />feels it is too high and will be negotiating wi~h them. <br /> <br />Attorney Karen Klein appeared before the Board with a proposed resolution directing the Special <br />Assessment Commission, to begin spreading the specials for the Chrisan. Chrisan Second and the Riverdale <br />Subdi vi si ons Street Improvement Projects. She stated that an adjustment needs to be made between the <br />construction interest and the interest that will accrue on the specials. Mr. Larson moved and <br />Mr. Sondral' seconded that the Chairman be authorized to sign the RESOLUTION DIRECTING ASSESSMENTS TO BE <br />LEVIED. subject to a revision of the interest amounts. On roll call vote. the motion carried <br />unanimously. <br /> <br />Attorney Dan Twichell and members of the Maple River Water Resource District were present regarding <br />a sewage lagoon for the community of Chaffee. They asked the Commission if County Road 6 near Chaffee <br />will be the first priority for road improvement because they are hoping to resolve some drainage problems <br />in that area to sati sfy adjacent property owners. Steve Gri ndberg stated that it is the County's fi rst <br />priority to get this road graded. subject to acquiring the necessary right of way. He stated that the <br />plans call for the same size of culverts on the north side of the road. but additional drainage is being <br />requested on the south si de so the County wi 11 need to purchase 1 arger cul verts and addi ti ona 1 ri ght of <br />way. Mr. Larson suggested that Commissioners Eckert and Wieland and Steve Grindberg work out the details <br />and report back to the Commission. <br /> <br />Mr. Eckert moved and Mr. Wieland seconded that Vouchers No. 49.115 through No. 50.506 and Revenue <br />Sharing Vouchers No. 435 through No. 439 be approved and ordered paid. On roll call vote. the motion <br />carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Mr. Eckert moved and Mr. Sondrall seconded that the check from the State of North Dakota in the <br />amount of $701.60. representing Cass County's share of the gaming taxes be turned over to the Sheriff's <br />Office for use in enforcement of the State's gaming laws. On roll call vote. the motion carried <br />unanimously. <br /> <br />Mr. Eckert moved and Mr. Sondra 11 seconded to approve fi na 1 payment to L i ghtowl er Johnson and <br />Associates in the amount of $430.00 for consulting engineering services for the new boiler at the <br />Juvenile Justice Center. On roll call vote. the motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Larson seconded to approve final payment to Lightowler Johnson Associates <br />in the amount of $135.36 for consulting engineering services for the Holmen's 2nd and Holmen's 3rd <br />Subdivision paving project. On roll call vote. the motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Mr. Sondrall moved and Mr. Larson seconded to approve Change Order #1 to F-M Asphalt. Inc. in the <br />amount of $2.913.28 for the Chrisan Subdivisions paving project. On roll call vote. the motion carried <br />unanimously. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />f')12 <br />\)(.:"~r.. ..J <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />F31 north of Fargo-- <br />Rroperty owner req. <br />11 mprovement <br />I <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />. ~""P "".lth Ih'. <br />report by Martinsen-- <br />pisco on returning <br />portion of savings to <br />r" ""P 1 ',"" . <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Fhrisan. Chrisan 2nd <br />~ Riverdale Subd.-- <br />~esolution directing <br />~ssessments to be <br />I"'" <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Chaffee sewage <br />Ilagoon project-- <br />pisco with Atty. Dan <br />~wichell & Maple Riv. <br />:WRD on C6 improve- <br />;ments <br />i <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />l'",h'" ''''',. <br /> <br />faming taxes--check <br />from Atty. Gen. Offce <br /> <br />,Juv. Det. Center <br />boiler--final payment <br />lito Lightowler.Johnson <br /> <br />,HOlmen's 2nd & 3rd-- <br />,final payment to <br />IEng. <br /> <br />phrisan SUbds--Change <br />prder to F-M Asphalt <br />~nd partial payment <br />