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MINUTES Board of City Commissioners August 10, 2021 | 6:00 Pm CT City Hall & Gotomeeting | Williston, North Dakota MINUTES Board of City Commissioners August 10, 2021 | 6:00 pm CT City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota 1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Tate Cymbaluk, Chris Brostuen, Brad Bekkedahl, Deanette Piesik, Howard Klug COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: None OTHERS PRESENT: Shawn Wenko, Anthony Dudas, David Tuan, Andrea Placher, Kenny Bergstrom, Josilyn Bean, Rachel Laqua, Mark Schneider, Dave Peterson, Amy Krueger, Kent Jarcik, David Juma, Caitlin Pallai, Pete Furuseth Changes to Agenda: None Mayor Klug presented a quorum. Motion by Cymbaluk, Seconded by Brostuen to approve the consent agenda for August 10, 2021, as presented. UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE 2. Consent Agenda A. Reading and Approval of Minutes 1) Regular Meeting – July 27, 2021 B. Auditor and Finance 1) Accounts, Claims and Bills – July 23-August 5, 2021 Check between 7/23/2021-08/05/2021 Check# Payee Amount Date Epay Minnesota Child Support $320.71 07/30/21 10880 ND State Tax Commissioner $370.80 07/30/21 10881 United States Treasury $440.00 07/30/21 10882 Christopher A. Carlson, P.C. $286.47 07/30/21 518802 WIEDRICH ALYSSA $1,543.38 07/30/21 518803 ELLICO BARBARA $1,833.20 07/30/21 518804 PALLAI CAITLIN $1,935.35 07/30/21 518805 PIERZINA CHERY $3,350.73 07/30/21 518806 TUAN DAVID $4,075.40 07/30/21 518807 BEAN JOSILYN $2,857.65 07/30/21 518808 BERGSTROM KENNETH $3,449.01 07/30/21 518809 DIXON KRISTIN $2,532.10 07/30/21 518810 MERRITT MIRANDA $1,582.19 07/30/21 518811 WIEDRICH OLIVIA $1,207.96 07/30/21 AUGUST 10, 2021 2 | PAGE VOTE TALLY 518812 MASTERS PEGGY $2,043.33 07/30/21 518813 DUDAS ANTHONY $3,683.81 07/30/21 518814 ATKINS CAMERON $1,443.03 07/30/21 518815 LINDVIG CORDELL $2,062.01 07/30/21 518816 WALKER DAMON $1,680.74 07/30/21 518817 REIFSTECK DEVIN $1,922.02 07/30/21 518818 MARSHALL GLENN $2,299.60 07/30/21 518819 BOYKIN KENNETH $2,340.92 07/30/21 518820 SPROUSE MICHAEL $2,169.44 07/30/21 518821 HANSON ROBERT S. $2,096.83 07/30/21 518822 O'REAR RYAN $3,398.55 07/30/21 518823 FEENEY SARAH $1,788.64 07/30/21 518824 WELLMAN STEPHANIE $1,587.77 07/30/21 518825 HARP TERRY $2,085.90 07/30/21 518826 WELLMAN TRAVIS $1,550.85 07/30/21 518827 RATZAK WAYNE $1,547.67 07/30/21 518828 COTHERN ZACHARY $4,061.33 07/30/21 518829 EFFERTZ ZACHARY $1,784.55 07/30/21 518830 WADE CARLI $2,009.12 07/30/21 518831 AMBROSINI MADISON $1,833.02 07/30/21 518832 HANSON BRENT $2,443.69 07/30/21 518833 SHAI ELGENE $1,451.32 07/30/21 518834 SCHIPFERLING SPENCER $1,020.05 07/30/21 518835 PELZL AMBER $1,796.13 07/30/21 518836 JIMENEZ YULISSA $1,982.49 07/30/21 518837 KRUEGER AMY $2,878.92 07/30/21 518838 OYLOE ASHLEY $1,302.68 07/30/21 518839 STRIETZEL JENNIFER $1,629.14 07/30/21 518840 HAVSKJOLD KATHY $171.06 07/30/21 518841 RAMEY SABRINA $1,883.91 07/30/21 518842 KALMIK VIVIAN $672.33 07/30/21 518843 SASSER DAVID $2,316.13 07/30/21 518844 HANSEN DONNA $41.56 07/30/21 518845 STIEG ERIN $1,548.62 07/30/21 518846 COLLINS EVAN $1,358.76 07/30/21 518847 COTTRELL GREGORY $41.56 07/30/21 518848 ROBINSON KARA $1,515.54 07/30/21 518849 GORDER KASSANDRA $41.56 07/30/21 518850 ABERLE KELLY $2,203.64 07/30/21 518851 SOTO KELLY $1,554.67 07/30/21 518852 JARCIK KENT $2,930.11 07/30/21 518853 NEWTON KEVIN $1,594.93 07/30/21 518854 HAMRICK LESLIE $1,587.44 07/30/21 518855 GJOVIG LUCAS $41.56 07/30/21 518856 SCHNEIDER MARK $3,693.82 07/30/21 518857 LAQUA RACHEL $2,724.62 07/30/21 518858 PETERS RAQUEL $1,275.77 07/30/21 518859 EYNON ROBERT $41.56 07/30/21 518860 FREEMAN THOMAS $2,106.43 07/30/21 518861 TOWNSLEY WILLIAM $2,252.81 07/30/21 AUGUST 10, 2021 3 | PAGE VOTE TALLY 518862 KVANDE ANN $2,424.03 07/30/21 518863 PETERSON BARBARA $2,094.29 07/30/21 518864 SCHMIDT BRENDA $1,715.22 07/30/21 518865 WENKO SHAWN $3,693.81 07/30/21 518866 JUMA DAVID $4,091.66 07/30/21 518867 WIGNESS JAREK $2,572.58 07/30/21 518868 HOULE JASON $3,191.25 07/30/21 518869 CLARK LANE $1,609.31 07/30/21 518870 ELBERT MATTHEW $2,352.68 07/30/21 518871 ANDRE PEDAR $2,677.45 07/30/21 518872 WIEDRICH WAYNE $3,570.06 07/30/21 518873 POWERS KEVIN $2,808.84 07/30/21 518874 OLSON PRESTON $1,578.73 07/30/21 518875 BROE STEVEN $1,472.13 07/30/21 518876 KINCAID TONY $1,573.05 07/30/21 518877 MOORE AMELIA $1,899.04 07/30/21 518878 HODNEFIELD BONNIE $1,800.01 07/30/21 518879 KUKUK CAITLIN $1,956.00 07/30/21 518880 CUMMINGS HERCULES $3,847.67 07/30/21 518881 LARSON KAREN $1,951.60 07/30/21 518882 KINSELLA SHERRY $1,517.80 07/30/21 518883 CREED TERRI $1,759.12 07/30/21 518884 ATOR THOMAS $2,711.83 07/30/21 518885 PELHAM TINA $1,746.56 07/30/21 518886 HERNANDEZ ALEXANDER $1,583.27 07/30/21 518887 MARTONI ANDRE $2,316.86 07/30/21 518888 VERESPE ANTHONY $2,706.15 07/30/21 518889 ARENDS ARIC $2,389.27 07/30/21 518890 ALVARADO GAVILANES BIANCA $2,405.83 07/30/21 518891 AUTTELET BRADLEY $3,283.87 07/30/21 518892 MINTON BRIAN $3,631.38 07/30/21 518893 STORM-ANDERSON BRITTANY $3,237.56 07/30/21 518894 MANN CALLEY $2,256.98 07/30/21 518895 LIMERICK CAROLYN $3,366.83 07/30/21 518896 RIEGER CASEY $2,281.22 07/30/21 518897 MENO CHARLES $1,771.18 07/30/21 518898 DICK CHRIS $2,368.98 07/30/21 518899 OLSON CHRISTIAN $3,759.68 07/30/21 518900 MAHONEY CHRISTOPHER $3,393.13 07/30/21 518901 BATES CLINTON $5,079.39 07/30/21 518902 GUTKNECHT COLTON $2,309.20 07/30/21 518903 JOHNSON COREY $3,076.20 07/30/21 518904 MOEN CRAIG $3,274.79 07/30/21 518905 FLATHERS DANIEL $1,778.99 07/30/21 518906 THEETGE EARNEST $5,003.85 07/30/21 518907 HUGHES EMILY $2,203.44 07/30/21 518908 MYERS ERICA $1,958.41 07/30/21 518909 MALVAR FERNANDO $2,202.14 07/30/21 518910 SCAIFE FLETCHER $2,752.16 07/30/21 518911 FLESNESS GARRET $1,894.70 07/30/21 AUGUST 10, 2021 4 | PAGE VOTE TALLY 518912 NISKANEN GRANT $1,817.39 07/30/21 518913 NELSON GRIFFIN $2,800.51 07/30/21 518914 ABDUL JABBAR HASAN $1,742.47 07/30/21 518915 VOSS HUNTER $1,894.09 07/30/21 518916 FOX JACKSON $1,781.96 07/30/21 518917 BYMAN JAKE $2,584.24 07/30/21 518918 MACKLEY JARED $3,579.24 07/30/21 518919 MONTGOMERY JARED $2,343.32 07/30/21 518920 LEWIS JASON $2,890.34 07/30/21 518921 KNAPKEWICZ JEREMY $1,968.86 07/30/21 518922 GILLIES JESSICA $2,078.36 07/30/21 518923 SERRATO JOSE $3,335.74 07/30/21 518924 LARSON JOSHUA $1,759.18 07/30/21 518925 MONSALVE WAGNER JUAN $2,348.84 07/30/21 518926 CRISMAN JULIA $1,619.92 07/30/21 518927 CHAMPION JUSTIN $2,936.51 07/30/21 518928 BARLOW KARALEE $1,956.90 07/30/21 518929 SCHWAB KEEGAN $2,386.54 07/30/21 518930 BEGGS KELLEE $2,069.27 07/30/21 518931 STARKS KELVIN $2,316.75 07/30/21 518932 SAVELA KIRSTI $679.33 07/30/21 518933 CLARK MATTHEW $4,000.90 07/30/21 518934 PAZANIN MATTHEW $3,122.86 07/30/21 518935 BYMAN MITCHELL $2,438.26 07/30/21 518936 SELLERS PATRICK $1,985.17 07/30/21 518937 MONZON PAUL $729.35 07/30/21 518938 CRAIN PRISCILLA $1,989.77 07/30/21 518939 KARVONEN RACHEL $2,141.76 07/30/21 518940 ECKART RILEY $2,269.42 07/30/21 518941 BENTH ROBERT $3,131.71 07/30/21 518942 WOLD RUSSELL $1,583.71 07/30/21 518943 MILLER RYAN $2,520.08 07/30/21 518944 EDMONDSON RYAN $5,798.45 07/30/21 518945 HAZZARD SAMANTHA $1,901.48 07/30/21 518946 STAFFORD SARA $2,398.96 07/30/21 518947 DOUGLAS SHERIDAN $1,889.78 07/30/21 518948 CLARK STEPHEN $3,133.66 07/30/21 518949 BOSLEY TAYLOR $1,568.13 07/30/21 518950 HARTLEY THOMAS $2,822.33 07/30/21 518951 KERZMANN TRACY $2,010.94 07/30/21 518952 SHAY TRAVIS $1,877.55 07/30/21 518953 LADUE TRISHA $1,737.39 07/30/21 518954 GAMMELL WADE $1,751.30 07/30/21 518955 GUTLOVICS WILLIAM $1,910.76 07/30/21 518956 KOENIG WYATT $2,081.36 07/30/21 518957 MOEN WYATT $1,206.16 07/30/21 518958 D'ANGELO BRENDA $988.73 07/30/21 518959 KNAPKEWICZ JILL $2,661.43 07/30/21 518960 MORGAN JOHN $2,204.12 07/30/21 518961 JOHNSON BRUCE $1,808.85 07/30/21 AUGUST 10, 2021 5 | PAGE VOTE TALLY 518962 HODNEFIELD KELLEN $1,027.09 07/30/21 518963 BREDWICK KYLE $1,756.16 07/30/21 518964 PALACIOS PAUL $1,603.11 07/30/21 518965 IGLECIAS VINCE $1,759.95 07/30/21 518966 HODNEFIELD AUSTIN $955.27 07/30/21 518967 HODNEFIELD COLTON $955.50 07/30/21 518968 HEINEY DAVID $1,395.75 07/30/21 518969 POIRRIER JAMES $1,662.15 07/30/21 518970 HATTER JULIE $2,765.07 07/30/21 518971 NEHRING LESLIE $1,492.16 07/30/21 518972 HARBRON MICHAEL $1,395.27 07/30/21 518973 BICE SHAWN $1,372.15 07/30/21 518974 HENRIE TRISTA $2,224.19 07/30/21 518975 NEHRING WHITNEY $845.01 07/30/21 518976 PLACHER ANDREA $2,625.06 07/30/21 518977 FLECK ARIEL $111.51 07/30/21 518978 BECK ETHAN $367.93 07/30/21 518979 LAIL JEFFREY $664.22 07/30/21 518980 HELL KAYLA $1,220.37 07/30/21 518981 CRUSCH KELLY $146.09 07/30/21 518982 GUTIERREZ KRISTI $92.35 07/30/21 518983 HEINEY LEA $92.35 07/30/21 518984 WEBB LISA $1,218.16 07/30/21 518985 BELL MARILYN $829.58 07/30/21 518986 HELL MICHAEL $1,021.78 07/30/21 518987 MELBERG MITCHEL $92.35 07/30/21 518988 COTE MORGAN $1,239.27 07/30/21 518989 TORRES NATASHA $47.43 07/30/21 518990 ZENT SAWYER $1,040.28 07/30/21 518991 OLAF WANDA $1,086.41 07/30/21 518992 MELBERG ZOEY $180.43 07/30/21 518993 MENASCO CAMBRIA $773.76 07/30/21 518994 MELBY DENISE $1,249.80 07/30/21 518995 MONZON JACQUELINE $2,267.28 07/30/21 518996 STAHOWIAK KATHLEEN $2,496.34 07/30/21 518997 OWENS KENNETH $413.83 07/30/21 518998 WEIGEL SARAH $1,496.14 07/30/21 518999 HAGEN DIANE $693.56 07/30/21 519000 KOPAC CINDY $1,139.54 07/30/21 519001 HAGGERTY ALEXIS $2,256.85 07/30/21 519002 CLARK ALEXIUS $2,096.65 07/30/21 519003 PRENTICE AMANDA $1,946.50 07/30/21 519004 KOEHN AMBER $2,118.44 07/30/21 519005 JOHNSON AMY $1,708.55 07/30/21 519006 MANN ANTHONY $2,046.16 07/30/21 519007 CELANDER ASHLEY $2,606.59 07/30/21 519008 VERESPE BENJAMIN $2,148.99 07/30/21 519009 BALOGH BRANDON $1,970.13 07/30/21
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