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11.1.2022 Finance Meeting

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Called To Order

President Carlsrud called the meeting to order at 3:30 PM.

Roll Call

Members present: President Carlsrud, Commissioner Magnuson, Commissioner Bishop, Commission Erickson via Zoom and Commissioner Gulmon

Others Present:  City Administrator Crawford, City Attorney Martineck, Finance Director Richter, Administrative Assistant Johnson

Department Reports

Sanitation Department

Sanitation Supervisor Swart stated everyone now has their CDL permits. We are out of wood chips until spring.

Water Department

Water Superintendent Hesch reported water use has gone up a little bit likely due to people cleaning things up getting ready to store them. October the plant was ran 241 hours which was 33 hours less than in September. September daily average usage was almost 880,000.

Electric Department

Electrical Superintendent Senf reported 7 outages for October, 1 bird, 4 squirrels, 1 track hoe and some bad underground. The electrical has been blinking the last couple days but that is Otter Tail that lost a line between here and Jamestown. Christmas decorations are starting to go up. Previously we would pay customers to put their service in underground at $3/foot, we would like to raise that to $4/foot.

Fire Department

Fire Chief Magnuson stated they completed 23 tours around the station for Fire Prevention month. The open house and dedication took place.  Tonight, the new truck will go into service and there will be a traditional truck pushing ceremony.

Police Department

Police Chief Hatcher stated they hired a new officer that will start on Thursday.

Street Department

Operations Superintendent Klemisch reminded everyone to have their garbage out by 7 AM.  The end of the year hydrant and flushing program is completed.  Working on tearing down some houses.  Brockopp’s had a sewer disconnect from the main and has caused a sinkhole in the alley. The lagoon discharge will happen this month to create some storage for winter.

Administration

City Administrator Crawford stated every 5 years we switch to a different insurance company, usually they were just drawn out of a hat.  There is one company left in line to do that so we will fulfill that but going forward we will put it out for bids. We received notification that we were awarded the Urban Grant Program that we applied for the 2nd St. N project.

Review monthly bills/reports

Finance Director Richter reported $2,421,095.56 of expenditures for October.

Discuss Contractors License

City Administrator Crawford requested the $4,000 requirement to get a license be lowered. Consensus was to lower it to $1,000.

Update of Viking Court

City Administrator Crawford stated they are hoping the concrete products will be available in time so they don’t need to use the steel at temporary fixes.

Consensus was to allow one more month and an update will be provided on November 15th.


Update on the Elks Building

Chad Petersen updated that at this point the gates and some other materials are ordered and the shop drawings were received back from the supplier and set up to be delivered to PW. We are set up to start receiving bids the 1st week of December.

Discuss Viking Drive Bridge Reconstruction

The county was awarded money for the reconstruction of Viking Drive Bridge. There would be no rise.  There is a water main underneath along with sewer that may be affected by the pilings. The watermain is scheduled to be moved in Phase 5. The county asked if we would look at moving the water line when the project is done so there aren’t issues with the pilings. The State Water Commission will allow us to pull that out of Phase 5 and do it early.

Discuss Possibility to Purchase Property or have Garden on City Property in Crestwood

We were offered $2,000 for a section of property. The property is not buildable but Tina has it assessed at $10,500. Consensus was made to do more research and look into putting it up for bids. 

Discuss Purchase of Properties that are Subject to Tax Deed Proceedings.

There were three properties that were coming up for taxes due. When this comes up and there are assessments on the property, we are given the first option to purchase.  We would like to make so we do not have to get a motion each time a property comes up for sale.

Adjourn

The meeting was adjourned at  4:40 PM.

11.13.2022 Mayor’s Message

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Hi Folks,

  • Winter has arrived with a pretty white snow here and though it is easy to complain, winter brings a beauty of its own.  It also makes for some sore muscles from clean-up, but when finished, generally our homes are still standing.  That said, think of the people in Florida and other places where homes have been swept away by tornados and hurricanes.  So let’s count our Blessings and embrace our winter.
  • Our electrical department guys have been preparing lighting for the holiday season so soon we all will be able to enjoy.  Thank you.
  • Thanksgiving, only two weeks away, became a national holiday in 1789 when declared by then President George Washington.  “He had seen America survive due to a series of “miracles” and saw to it that the nation give thanks”. (James R. Harrigan)
  • From our Missouri River Energy Services (MRES) October Board Meeting, plans for another solar/storage project are moving forward.  They are working to generate “green” energy while maintaining a reliable base load so when you flip the switch, “the lights come on”.
  • Thanks to our City Employees who were out clearing snow from streets while many of us were sleeping.  Due to the rain before it snowed, there are many icy areas.  Whether you are driving or walking, be safe everyone.
  • A couple religious holidays about which I am aware, Hanukkah and Christmas, are forthcoming in December.  Both holidays celebrate peace, love, kindness and prayer.  Let’s ask ourselves, “What act of kindness might I provide for someone today?”

 “To keep a lamp burning, we have to keep putting oil in it.” 

(Mother Teresa)                                                   

Blessings, Pray and Be Safe,

Dave

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11.15.2022 Commission Agenda

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Call To Order

Roll Call

Pledge of Allegiance (please stand)

Proclamation

Small Business Saturday Proclamation

Approval of Agenda

Approval of Minutes

Approve Minutes from the November 1st, 2022 Finance and Commission Meetings.

Approval of Consent Agenda

  1. Approve Raffle Application for VCHS Art Club on December 15th, 2022 at the VCHS Art Room.
  2. Approve Application for Parade of Lights on December 1,2022 at 6 PM.
  3. Approve Application to Block off Central Ave from 2nd St N to 4th St N from 6-8 PM on December 1, 2022 for the Parade of Lights Events.

Roll Call:  Magnuson          Bishop             Erickson          Gulmon           Carlsrud

Public Comments

Attorney General’s “A Citizen’s Guide to North Dakota Open Records & Open Meetings Laws” *A member of the public does not have the right to speak to the governing body at an open meeting.  The public is only entitled to see and hear what happens at a meeting, and to record or broadcast those observations.

  • No personal attacks to persons present or not
  • No inflammatory language used during time that you have the platform
  • 5-minute maximum or as directed by the chair
  • Thank you for participating in City Government.

Ordinance

  1.  Approve First Reading of Ordinance 1121, An Ordinance to Amend and Reenact Subdivision f of Subsection 4 of Section 11-03-08, Subdivision g of Subsection 4 of 11-03-09, and Subdivision g of Subsection 4 of 11-03-10 of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to the Rear-Yard Setback in R-1, R-2, and R-3 Residential Zoning Districts. (City Attorney Martineck)

Roll Call:          Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Bishop             Carlsrud

2. Approve First Reading of Ordinance 1122, an Ordinance to Amend and Reenact section 8-01-02 of the Valley City Municipal Code related to Contractor Licenses. (City Attorney Martineck)

Roll Call:          Bishop             Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Carlsrud

3. Approve First Reading of Ordinance 1119, an Ordinance to Amend and Reenact Subsection 1 of Section 12-02-05 and Sections 12-02-08 of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to Property Maintenance Violations.  (City Attorney Martineck)

Roll Call:          Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Bishop             Carlsrud

Resolution

  1.  Resolution 2379, a Resolution to allow the Purchase of Properties that are Subject to Tax Deed Proceedings.  (City Attorney Martineck)

Roll Call:          Bishop             Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Carlsrud            

New Business

  1.  Approve to Accept 2024 Urban Grant Program Award for Project 2nd St N, 2nd Ave NW, and 4th St N.  (City Administrator Crawford)

Roll Call:          Erickson          Bishop             Magnuson        Gulmon           Carlsrud

2. Approve Annual NDDOT Maintenance Certification for Urban Federal Aid Projects.  (City Engineer)

Roll Call:          Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Bishop             Carlsrud          

3. Approve Appointing Insure Forward for the City’s NDIRF’s Local Agent of Record from 2023-2027. (City Administrator Crawford)

Roll Call:          Gulmon           Erickson          Bishop             Magnuson        Carlsrud

4. Consider Visitor’s Committee Recommendation to Approve Amending the Image Enhancement Grant Guidelines to Expand Areas of Eligibility to include Arterial Roadways into Valley City Immediately Adjacent to Either Side, that are Annexed within Valley City and Zoned as a B1, B2 or I.  (Finance Director Richter)

Roll Call:          Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Bishop             Carlsrud

5. Consider Visitor’s Committee Recommendation to De-obligate Funds previously approved to Dakota Dogs. (Finance Director Richter)

Roll Call:          Bishop             Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Carlsrud

6. Consider Visitor’s Committee Recommendation to Approve the Image Enhancement Grant for Stoudt Miller in the amount up to $7,500.  (Finance Director Richter)

Roll Call:          Erickson          Bishop             Magnuson        Gulmon           Carlsrud

7. Consider Application for Property Tax Exemption for Addition at Stoudt Miller.  (City Administrator Crawford)

Roll Call:          Gulmon           Erickson          Bishop             Magnuson        Carlsrud

8. Approve Final Design & Plan Development Task Order for 2nd Ave NE 33rd St NE Reconstruction Project (NDDOT Project No. SU-CPU-2-990(062), PCN 23571 and SU-2-990(063), PCN 23572). (City Administrator Crawford)

Roll Call:          Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Bishop             Carlsrud

9. Approve Special Alcohol Event Permit for Bridges Bar and Grill at the North Dakota Winter Show for the North Star Classic on December 2nd, 2022.  (Finance Director Richter)

Roll Call:          Bishop             Magnuson        Gulmon           Erickson          Carlsrud

10. Viking Court Update Due Nov 15th.  (City Administrator Crawford)

City Administrator’s Report
City Updates & Commission Reports
Adjourn

11.6.2022 Mayor’s Message

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Hello Everyone,

  • Last weekend was opening of deer hunting gun season and incase you haven’t noticed is a BIG deal in our area!  Our local businesses held an event for those who were not hunting, “Save a Buck & Spend Some Doe”.  It was great seeing all the people uptown enjoying the stores, fellowship and nice weather.
  • Speaking of weather, fall sure seems to present a myriad of patterns from 70’s & sunny to snowy and not so sunny.  Fall has been pretty darn nice though cooler days are more frequent, enjoy the ones you can.
  • November 11th is Veterans’ Day.  It is a time to honor all Veterans of uniformed services who served or are still serving in times of peace or war.  Please, “Thank a Veteran”.
  • For you who aren’t aware, VCPS and VCSU collaborate to afford VCPS students to earn “Dual Credits”.  The program allows students to earn college credits at a reduced cost while attending high school.  Thank you to all who make these types of programs possible.
  • Our city is offering some cost share opportunities should you like to replace your overhead power lines with underground.   Check with our Electrical Superintendent, Marshall Senf, at 845-8143 to see if it works for you.
  • Help.  Overall we have done better picking up after our pets this year.  One more thing, please pick up after your pets on the “The Broken Road”.  Thank you for helping.
  • Missouri River Energy Services (MRES) is working to maintain an affordable, reliable power supply for our 61 members. 
  • Thank you to all who provide and proof material for this article.
  • “All you really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt.”                                                    (Charlie Brown) Blessings, Respect, Kindness and Prayers,

Dave

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10.26.2022 Special Commission Meeting

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President Carlsrud called the meeting to order at 3:00 PM.

Members present: President Carlsrud, Commissioner Bishop, Commissioner Magnuson, Commissioner Gulmon

Others present: City Administrator Crawford, City Attorney Martineck, Finance Director Richter, Administrative Assistant Johnson

New Business

Approve Request for Concurrence of Award of Project No. NHU-2-094(158)928 & SU-2-990(058), Main St. W. & Frontage Road Mill & Overlay.

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Magnuson.  Motion passed unanimously.

Adjourn

Meeting was adjourned at 3:02 PM.

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10.18.2022 Commission Minutes

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President Carlsrud called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM.

Members present: President Carlsrud, Commissioner Magnuson, Commissioner Erickson via Zoom, Commissioner Gulmon and Commissioner Bishop

Others: City Administrator Crawford, City Attorney Martineck, Finance Director Richter, Administrative Assistant Johnson

Pledge of Allegiance

Award Presentation

Mayor Carlsrud presented the Tree City USA award.

Approval of Agenda

No Changes

Approval of Minutes

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve the minutes from the September 20th, 2022 Commission Meeting seconded by Commissioner Magnuson.  Motion passed unanimously.

Approval of Consent Agenda

Approve Raffle Application for Sheyenne Valley Friends of Animals on December 16, 2022 at the Eagles.

Approve Applications for Contractor, Electrician, Plumber and/or Mechanical Contractor Licenses for the following:

East & West Excavating LLC

Landscape Elements ND, LLC

Commissioner Gulmon moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Bishop.  Motion passed unanimously.

Public Hearing

Public Hearing for Meadow View Estates.

Declare Public Hearing Open.

There were no public comments.

Commissioner Bishop moved to close the public hearing, seconded by Commissioner Magnuson. Motion passed unanimously.

Approve Second and Final Reading of Ordinance 1117, an Ordinance to Amend Zoning Map and Rezone Meadow View Estates from R-1 Single Family Residential to R-4 Multi-Family Residential.

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Gulmon.

Roll Call: Gulmon-aye        Erickson-nay    Bishop-aye       Magnuson-aye  Carlsrud-aye

Motion passed.

Public Hearing Regarding Parking

Declare Public Hearing Open.

Commissioner Erickson expressed concern with the way the ordinance addressed parking in back yards.

City Attorney Martineck requested that section be brought up with Planning and Zoning as it was not one of the previously discussed changes and Planning and Zoning needs to bring the recommendations to the commission.

Commissioner Bishop moved to close the public hearing, seconded by Commissioner Gulmon. Motion passed unanimously.

Approve First Reading of Ordinance 1118, an Ordinance to Amend and Reenact Sections 8-07-02, 11-06-16, 14-10-49 and 14-35-04, and Repeal Section 11-06-03, of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to Parking.

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Gulmon.  Motion passed unanimously.

Roll Call:    Magnuson-aye  Gulmon-aye     Erickson-nay    Bishop-aye       Carlsrud-aye

Motion passed.

Ordinance

Approve First Reading of Ordinance 1115, an Ordinance to Amend and Reenact Section 7-05-04 of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to Obstruction in a Public Right of Way.

City Attorney Martineck stated we have an ordinance that says citizens can’t place obstructions in the right of way.  This will give the city the ability to remove the obstruction, if the owner cannot be contacted, and store it for 30 days. After the 30 days, if the owner has still not been reached, the city can dispose of the property.

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Gulmon.  Motion passed unanimously.

Approve First Reading of Ordinance 1120, an Ordinance to Create and Enact Section 7-01-06.1 and Amend and Reenact Section 7-01-07 of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to the International Property Maintenance Code and Unsafe Buildings.

City Attorney Martineck stated this ordinance is to adopt the most current definitions of dangerous building and adopt the International Property Maintenance Code which appears to be the standard for enforcing property maintenance issues.

Commissioner Magnuson moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Bishop.  Motion passed unanimously.

Resolution

Approve Resolution 2375, a Resolution Amending the Master Fee Schedule.

City Attorney Martineck stated this is to include the fees for fire extinguisher services.

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Gulmon.  Motion passed unanimously.

Approve Resolution 2376, a Resolution Establishing Electric Utility Rates.

Public Works Manager Jacobson requested an increase in rates by 5% for all consumption rates, leaving base rates as is.  This is due to our rates increasing. 

Commissioner Gulmon moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Bishop.  Motion passed unanimously.

Approve Resolution 2377, a Resolution Establishing Rates and Fees for Solid Waste Service.

Public Works Manager Jacobson requested an increase in residential rates from $14 to $15/month and commercial from $24 to $26/month and dumpster collection fees $3 for each 2 yards. This is due to our rates increasing. 

Commissioner Gulmon moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Bishop. Motion passed unanimously.

Approve Resolution 2378, a Resolution Establishing Fees for Water Service.

Public Works Manager Jacobson requested an increase in rates by about 10% for all consumption rates, leaving base rates as is.  This is due to our rates increasing, mainly our water treatment chemicals. 

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Magnuson.  Motion passed unanimously.

New Business

2022 Forester Report.

City Forester, Bob Anderson, provided the annual Forestry Report.

Approve Renewal of City Administrator Contract.

Commissioner Gulmon moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Magnuson. Motion passed unanimously.

Approve City’s Selection to Purchase Garbage Receptacles from Rehrig Pacific Company with a low bid quote of $168,593.

Commissioner Magnuson moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Gulmon. Motion passed unanimously.

Approve City’s Selection to Purchase the Dodge Police Vehicle for $40,385 from Stoudt-Miller. 

Commissioner Bishop moved to approve, seconded by Commissioner Gulmon.  Motion passed unanimously.

City Administrator’s Report

City Administrator Crawford stated we need consensus on what to do.  There is a project on I94 business loop near 3rd Street SW that bids were put out.  Border States had the low bid but we received the concurrence of award request from the State since all bids were 35% over.  They would like a concurrence tonight but we would like to do some more research before we make that decision.  Commission approved to hold off.

David Wick did not get his delivery last week but we will stay on them.

Nextera was supposed to begin tomorrow and the LDs started on the 14th.

City Updates & Commission Reports

Fire Chief Magnuson thanked those that came out to the open house and blood drive. New truck came in and we ended up saving a little over $660,000 going this route.

Commissioner Gulmon thanked the FD for saving the city that money.  Shout out to Carl for all the work he’s been doing on the ordinances.

Mayor Carlsrud thanked Forester Bob for all the work he does and the Image and Beautification committee for the work they do. Cost increases are crazy and we are not immune to inflation.  We try to minimize the increases and you can help to by recycling.

Adjourn

Meeting was adjourned at 6:06 P.M.

10.30.2022 Mayor’s Message

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     Hello Everyone, 

  • North Dakota “fall golf ingenuity”.  With leaves falling and folks golfing, one golfer went to his cart, returned with a leaf blower and promptly cleared the green; what a country!!
  • At the Main Street Summit last week Governor Burgum noted North Dakota has had a 16% increase in population since 2010 which ranks 4th in the nation.  ND also has the 4th youngest population with about 200,000 being 18 & under.  Creating a community where people want to live, work and visit is important.  Growing our community will also broaden our tax and customer bases.
  • It was a beautiful weekend for walking Valley City, downtown, along the river, the Broken Road, etc.  Thanks Mylo.
  • Missouri River Energy Services (MRES) held an Area Meeting for member communities.  Some Strategic Priorities were discussed: Retaining and Attracting People, Maintaining Financial Stability, Creating a Reliable & Clean Energy Future, Leveraging New Technology and Preserving MRES Membership & Sales.
  • Think about “Alley Art”.  See & enjoy: https://sillyamerica.com/blog/bismarck-art-alley-north-dakota/
  • Last Friday Superintendent Johnson and President LaFave hosted North Dakota University System (NDUS) Chancellor Mark Hagerott and Vice Chancellor Jerry Rostad.  They visited Washington School and held informational sessions at the HAC and VCSU.  The Chancellor and Vice Chancellor were quite excited about the collaboration and innovation between VCSU & VCPS.  Chancellor Hagerott emphasized Cybersecurity is a 24-7 issue, a huge concern for all and the NDUS is no exception.  Thank you Josh, Al and your teams.
  • Sheyenne River fishing: Awhile back some guys in a boat were taking photos of a nice “pike looking” fish I guessed to be about 40-inches.  My neighbor, Rich, said Muskies were planted some time ago and would be about that size now, wow! 
  • Thank you to all who helped with topics and proofing again this week. 
  • “A smile is the quickest way to brighten a room.”                                                                                       

(Jessica D., South Carolina)

  • Blessings, Respect, & Prayer,

Dave

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11.1.2022 Commission Agenda

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The City Commission Meeting will begin on Tuesday, November 1, 2022 at 5:00 PM CT, at the City Commission Chambers, 254 2nd Avenue NE, Valley City, ND.

The meeting is also available to view online https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89024221464 or listen by calling (1 346 248 7799) Webinar ID:  890 2422 1464.

Call To Order

Roll Call

Pledge of Allegiance (please stand)

Approval of Agenda

Approval of Minutes

Approve Minutes from the October 18th, 2022 Commission Meeting and October 26th, 2022 Special Commission Meeting.

Approval of Consent Agenda

  1. Approve Monthly Reports from the Fire Chief, Electrical Superintendent, Building Inspector Finance Director and Municipal Judge.
  2. Approve Raffle Application for VCSU Student Chapter of the Wildlife Society on February 28, 2022 at the VCSU Rhoades Science Center.
  3. Approve Application for Contractor License for the following
    •  Jade Nielsen Properties.
    • Richard Berg Construction.

Roll Call:    Magnuson        Erickson          Gulmon           Bishop             Carlsrud

Public Comments

Attorney General’s “A Citizen’s Guide to North Dakota Open Records & Open Meetings Laws” *A member of the public does not have the right to speak to the governing body at an open meeting.  The public is only entitled to see and hear what happens at a meeting, and to record or broadcast those observations.

  • No personal attacks to persons present or not
  • No inflammatory language used during time that you have the platform
  • 5-minute maximum or as directed by the chair
  • Thank you for participating in City Government.

Ordinance

1. Approve Second and Final Reading of 1118, an Ordinance to Amend and Reenact Sections 8-07-02, 11-06-16, 14-10-49 and 14-35-04, and Repeal Section 11-06-03 of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to Parking.  (City Attorney Martineck)

Roll Call:          Gulmon           Erickson          Magnuson        Bishop             Carlsrud

2. Approve Second and Final Reading of Ordinance 1115, an Ordinance to Amend and Reenact Section 7-05-04 of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to Obstruction in a Public Right of Way. (City Attorney Martineck)

Roll Call:          Bishop             Gulmon           Erickson          Magnuson        Carlsrud

3. Approve First Reading of Ordinance 1120, an Ordinance to Create and Enact Section 7-01-06.1 and Amend and Reenact Section 7-01-07 of the Valley City Municipal Code Related to the International Property Maintenance Code and Unsafe Buildings.  (City Attorney Martineck)

Roll Call:          Magnuson        Bishop             Gulmon           Erickson          Carlsrud

New Business

N1. Approve Monthly Bills for the City and Public Works in the Amount of $2,421,095.56.          

Roll Call:    Bishop             Magnuson        Erickson          Gulmon           Carlsrud

N2.  Approve the Purchase of Lot 13, Block 1 Morrison’s Addition (Parcel No. 63-3110117) for $7,106.54, and request cost share from the State Water Commission . (City Administrator Crawford)

Roll Call:    Gulmon           Bishop             Magnuson        Erickson          Carlsrud

N3.  Approve Final Review and Acceptance for the Emergency Clay Levee Removal Project. (City Engineer)

Roll Call:    Erickson          Gulmon           Bishop             Magnuson        Carlsrud

N4. Approve Raising Installation Allowance for Overhead to Underground from $3 to $4 per Foot. (Public Works Manager Jacobson)

Roll Call: Magnuson Erickson Gulmon Bishop Carlsrud

City Administrator’s Report
City Updates & Commission Reports
Adjourn

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11.1.2022 Finance Agenda

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The City Commission Meeting will begin on Tuesday, November 1, 2022 at 3:30 PM CT, at the City Commission Chambers, 254 2nd Avenue NE, Valley City, ND. 

Members of the public may view the meeting online https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87231741265 or listen by calling (1 346 248 7799) Webinar ID: 872 3174 1265

Call to Order

Roll Call

Agenda items

  1. Department reports.
    • Sanitation Department
    • Water Department
    • Electric Department
    • Fire Department
    • Police Department
    • Street Department
    • Administration
  2. Review monthly bills/reports (10 minutes) – (Finance Director Richter)
  3. Discuss Contractors License.  (City Administrator Crawford)
  4. Update of Viking Court. (City Administrator Crawford)
  5. Elks Building. (KLJ)
  6. Viking Drive Bridge Reconstruction. (City Administrator Crawford)
  7. Discuss Possibility to Purchase Property or have Garden on City Property in Crestwood.  (City Administrator Crawford)
  8. Discuss the Purchase of Properties that are Subject to Tax Deed Proceedings: Lot 10, Block 4 Foss Resubdivision; Lot 13, Block 1 Morrison’s Addition; North Half of Lot 5, Block 35, Original Plat of City of Valley City.  (City Administrator Crawford)

Adjourn

10.26.2022 Special Commission Meeting

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The City Commission Meeting will begin on Wednesday, October 26, 2022 at 3:00 PM CT, at City Commission Chambers, 254 2nd Avenue NE, Valley City, ND.

Members of the public may view the meeting online https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88259148917 or listen by calling (1 346 248 7799) Webinar ID: 882 5914 8917

Call To Order
Roll Call

New Business

NB1.  Approve Request for Concurrence of Award of Project No. NHU-2-094(158)928 & SU-2-990(058), Main St. W. & Frontage Road Mill & Overlay. (City Administrator Crawford)

Roll Call:           Magnuson                   Bishop             Erickson          Gulmon           Carlsrud

Adjourn