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Number 47 Volume 107 November 22, 2012
Eastern Pennington County Ambulance Wall School Board gives consensus to Williams to District Service approves bylaws move forward with a school nutrition resolution
by Laurie Hindman been paid and Secretary/Treasurer by Laurie Hindman increase the additional days por - Williams will be attending the regular meeting will begin at 6:30 The Eastern Pennington County Carolynn Anderson has been pro - A regular board meeting for the tion of her contract to match the ASBSD meeting. She has received p.m. Ambulance District dba Wall Am - viding them with all the informa - Wall School was called to order by base salary of her contract. a packet of information from the A motion to approve an open en - bulance Service District held a tion they have been asking for. President Scot Eisenbraun on Students were recognized for the Associated School Boards. rollment was made and approved. meeting on Tuesday, November 13. The lease agreement between Wednesday, November 14 at the following achievements: Williams is concerned about an The Board of Regents has sent President Wally Hoffman called the City of Wall and Ambulance Wall School Library. •Austin Huether for placing issue regarding the Federal Regu - out a report that shows how the the meeting to order. District was reviewed. Hoffman A motion was made and ap - eighth at State Cross Country. lations and School Nutrition. The 2011 class is doing in college. A motion to approve minutes feels they should get quotes on dif - proved for the agenda and the con - •The Wall FFA Chapter who new nutrition program isn’t work - Attendance sheet was handed from the October 24, meeting was ferent dollar amounts of de - sent agenda for: traveled to the National FFA Con - ing for our students since only one out and the school is doing good approved. ductibles for the deductible clause. •Minutes of October 10, 2012 vention in Indianapolis, Ind., to percent of the Wall students fall with Big White having 97 percent An EMT class update was given. After review of the bylaws the board meeting. compete in the Ag Issues Forum into the obesity category. She has in attendance and the third and Due to the low response of interest board voted and approved them. •November claims. Career Development event. There proposed a new resolution as a first grade classes doing especially in the classes, it was decided it The next meeting will be held on •Extra duty contract for Tracy were 39 teams representing their substitute which would allow the well. won’t be cost effective to hold Tuesday, December 11 at 7:00 p.m. Enders, Assistant Gymnastics states and the Wall FFA placed in schools to set their own nutrition Rieckman informed the board them. at the Wall Community Center Coach. the top 16, receiving a Silver Em - guidelines. The board gave members that the Impact Aid The billing agreement fee has meeting room. •Addendum for Kelli Sundall to blem award. Williams their consensus to move meeting will be held in Orlando, Superintendent/7-12 Principal forward with the resolution. Fla., and if anyone would like to Dennis Rieckman and Mary The board approved Gymnas - attend to let him know. Williams held a meeting and de - tics, Girls and Boys Basketball There have been issues with as - cided that Committee Reports will rules. sistant coaches receiving their cer - be put on the agenda for every Rieckman announced that Fall tification. Rieckman is putting a meeting. The Technology Commit - Awards Night will be held at the spread sheet together that will An old time photo tee met and Williams brought back School on Tuesday, November 20 document all classes complete for to the board their suggestions. beginning at 6:00 p.m. Awards will coaches and plans to hold classes Williams said it would more feasi - be handed out to Football, Volley - for them in the fall at the school. ble to upgrade the servers and li - ball, Cross Country and All State A motion was made and ap - censes on a yearly basis rather Chorus. A meal will also be served proved to enter into Executive Ses - then the way they have been doing for those attending. sions for the purpose of discussing it. The board approved a motion to School Board meetings will personnel according to SDCL 1-25- upgrade yearly. Rieckman noted begin at 6:00 p.m. until April 2013, 2. the Curriculum and Policy Com - with the exception of the Decem - With no motions being made mittees will need to meet in the ber meeting which will begin at after executive session the meeting near future. 5:00 p.m. with Legislators and the was adjourned.
Political campaign mailer confuses readers, threatens newspaper's independent credibility
By David Bordewyk a local weekly newspaper. The millions of dollars to build and pro - South Dakota campaign mailer included a flag mote their image and brand. Newspaper Association that was similar in design and Ford's blue oval. McDonald's Every day and every week, type style to the local weekly news - golden arches. Apple's little apple. newspapers package and publish paper, the Dakota Dunes North All designed to instantly connect news, information and advertise - Sioux City Times. with their customers. ments in a product that is made The campaign mailer, called the Newspapers do the same thing available to the public. "Lincoln Union County Times," with their flag. Most South Dakota A common piece in all of it is the was paid for by the Union County newspapers have been conveying a name of the newspaper. The news - Republican Party, whose chairman connection with their readers and paper name almost always domi - is state Senator Dan Lederman, as a sense of public trust via their nates the top of the front page of a promotional piece for GOP can - newspaper flag for more than a the printed newspaper or the top didates. century. Lorna Moore was very kind to send in this very old photo (she is guessing it was taken around of the newspaper's website. In the Shortly after the campaign Any unauthorized use of that 1914) in Wall, SD. Some names are wrote on the picture. The young man on the left is Cliff Soren - newspaper business, we call it the mailer showed up in mailboxes, newspaper's brand and trademark son, George Drey (the gentleman with a black moustache, Daddy Green, Lewis Shull, Mr. Torrence "flag" or the "nameplate." But it is Times Publisher Bruce Odson undermines that connection and and Mr. Besson. The four gentleman on the left are all civil war veterans. Lewis Shull was Lorna much more than just a newspaper began receiving calls from local trust. Apple would not like it if Moore’s great-grandpa. Photo submitted by Lorna Moore name. residents confused by it. Was his someone misused its iconic logo. A newspaper's flag is a represen - newspaper responsible for this South Dakota newspaper publish - tation of a newspaper's credibility campaign literature? Odson as - ers don't like it either when some - and brand. It is a newspaper's sured them he was not. one abuses the trust and connec - trademark. It tells those who read Nevertheless, the confusion was tion they have worked hard to the newspaper that the publisher out there. A few days later, Odson build with their readers and com - 4-H members attend Pennington stands behind the information published a front-page story in his munity. found in the newspaper. newspaper, telling readers that the It's been said that imitation is In short, a newspaper flag con - real Times was not responsible for the sincerest form of flattery. And veys instant familiarity and con - the political campaign "Times" and perhaps we should be flattered County 4-H recognition event nection for those who read it. A that he did not appreciate confu - that a political campaign would newspaper's flag is a powerful sion by it or the apparent decep - emulate one of our newspapers to Submitted by the Outstanding 4-H Secretary At the first meeting of the year, thing. tion intended by those responsible further its agenda. But the risk of Tacia Osterberg, Reporter Book. the Cedar Butte Challengers 4-H So it is no wonder some south - for it. confusing our readers and poten - Several Cedar Butte Chal - Elle Moon was awarded a trophy Club, elected officers, planned a eastern South Dakota residents Newspaper publishers take seri - tially weakening our credibility as lengers earned awards at the Pen - for her Visual Arts Chalk Pigment meeting schedule, and enrolled in were confused when they received ously their job of publishing accu - an independent source of informa - nington County 4-H Recognition exhibit. projects for the coming year. a political campaign piece in the rate, fair information and building tion is simply too steep a price to Event held November 4th in Rapid Jaicee Williams was recognized The club voted Jaicee Williams mail just before the November 6 trust with their readers. pay. City. with a trophy for her Home Envi - as President, Trista Reinert as election that looked very similar to Businesses big and small invest Tacia Osterberg was recognized ronment Constructed Fabric ex - Vice President, Samantha for her Purple Ribbon in the Spe - hibit. Deutscher as Secretary, Jenna cial Foods Contest. Earning Bronze Award Medals Elshere/Savanna Deutscher as Abby Moon and Jaicee Williams were Trey Elshere, Abby Moon, Yearbook Writers, and Tacia Os - each received a trophy for having Jenna Elshere, Tacia Osterberg terberg as Public Relations Re - and Trista Reinert. porter. Motor vehicle registration self A Gold Award Medal went to Members also shared their Elle Moon. achievements at the Western Jun - City Council holds Quinn Moon was recognized for ior Livestock Show and Achieve - being a Clover Bud. ment Days. service terminal sites selected special meeting The club earned a Gold Clover Members reviewed their record Seal and a 25 percent Participa - books showing all the accomplish - The South Dakota Department renewal tags on the spot. A vehicle owner can navigate by Laurie Hindman tion Demonstration Award. ments from last year. of Revenue, Division of Motor Ve - The six new site locations are: through the easy touch screen City Council President Rick hicles, has awards six new site lo - The Rushmore Mall in Rapid City, (voice assistance available) with a Hustead in the absence of Mayor cations in South Dakota to place Kessler’s in Aberdeen, County Fair valid South Dakota driver’s li - Dave Hahn called a special Wall motor vehicle registration self-ser - Food Store in Mitchell and at the cense; South Dakota identification City Council meeting to order on vice terminals (SST). Hy-Vee Food Stores in Watertown, card; or if a company, the informa - Wednesday, November 14 at 10:00 City Council awards bid for The 24-hour SST is a fully auto - Brookings and Yankton. tion provided on its renewal notice. a.m. mated vehicle registration renewal There are four self-service ter - Once the payment has been sub - The agenda for the meeting was station and dispenses license plate minals currently operating in mitted and the transaction com - approved. snow removal equipment South Dakota. The SSTs are avail - plete, the license renewal tags and Building Permit for Amanda able in Sioux Falls at the Get-N-Go vehicle registration are dispensed Frink to move a modular home during special meeting located on Arrowhead Parkway directly from the machine. onto the Wall Meat property was Historical event and Dawley Farms and the Hy]Vee The SST allows vehicle owners discussed. Public Works Director Food Store, located on 49th and to register up to 90 days prior and by Laurie Hindman made in the U.S. Grossenberg Im - Jeff Clark informed the council Louise; in Rapid City at the Public 30 days after the expiration of The Wall City Council held an - plement bid was lower but did not that occurred Frink will need a variance and the Safety Building on Kansas City their current license tags. A $2 other special meeting on Friday, meet the spec requirements. modular home will have to be set Street; and at the Department of convenience fee per vehicle is as - November 16. Mayor Hahn will get a concur - on a foundation. Council members on November 22 Revenue, Pierre Office at 445 East sessed. Acceptable form of pay - Mayor Dave Hahn called the rence on the bid from Andy Van - asked Frink to attend the Decem - Capitol Avenue. ment include electronic check, 9:00 a.m., meeting to order with Dale. ber council meeting and have a “We are excited for the opportu - credit cards (MasterCard or Dis - council members Bill Leonard, A motion to enter into Executive November 22,1963: President drawing for final approval. nity to install self-service termi - cover only), or ATM/debit cards Pete Dunker, Rick Hustead, Stan Session for the purpose of dis - John F. Kennedy was assassinated A motion to enter into Executive nals in other areas of South supported by Pulse, Star, NYCE Anderson, Jerry Morgan and Mike cussing personnel issues according when he was shot by a sniper Session for the purpose of dis - Dakota,” said Division of Motor Ve - and Accel. Anderson in attendance. City Fi - to SDCL 1-25-2 was approved. while riding in a motorcade cussing personeel issues according hicles Director Deb Hillmer. “The The machines are expected to be nance Officer Carolynn Anderson Council members moved out of through downtown Dallas. In film to SDCL 1-25-2 was approved. terminals already operating have installed and operational in early was also present. excutive session and with no mo - shown around the world Jackie Executive session ended at 11:08 been well receive. I believe the ad - 2013. Agenda for the meeting was ap - tions being made the meeting was Kennedy was seen cradled her a.m. and a motion was made and ditional locations will experience For more information on vehicle proved. adjourned. dying husband as the limousine approved to call a special meeting the same success.” registration renewals, contact the Council approved a motion to The next regular council meet - sped to the emergency room at for 9:00 a.m., on Friday, November “The real convenience is that ve - South Dakota Division of Motor award the bid for snow removal ing will be held on Thursday, De - Parkland Hospital. Lee Harvey 16th. hicle owner from any county can Vehicles at 773-3541 or visit its equipment for the airport to Jen - cember 6 beginning at 6:30 p.m. in Oswold was later arrested for the The meeting was adjourned at use the terminal with the proper website at www.state.sd.us/drr2/m ner Equipment. Their bid met the the Wall Community Center meet - murder but was shot shortly after 11:12 a.m. identification,” continued Hillmer. otorvehicle or www.SDcars.org. requirement of being 60 percent ing room. by nightclub owner Jack Ruby. Area News Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012 • Page 2
Wall Community Library Thune praises House Passage of “Reading, she tells me, is what out from the Wall Digital Library bill to establish permanent normal she does best. She loves it because for Kindles, Nooks, other compati - Social Security News it uses the whole of her, the right ble e-book readers and computers. and the left, the hemispheres of Not sure how to use our download - trade relations with Russia reason and imagination. She dis - able e-books and audiobooks? Just Get your benefit verification before the chill sets in covered as a child that a closed ask. Either Libbi or Wendy can U.S. Senator John Thune (R- and the world’s fifth largest global S.D.), Ranking Member of the Sen - importer of agricultural products, book is a darkness anyone can provide some assistance to get you By Kathy Petersen section, and select the “Request a ate Finance Committee’s Subcom - making it an important and grow - enter, not a scary darkness like a started! Social Security Proof of Income letter” link. mittee on International Trade, ing market for U.S. businesses. I basement or a storm, but a com - Don’t forget our special hours for Public Affairs Specialist The letter can be used for any Customs and Global Competitive - hope the Senate will quickly take forting one that wrapped her up the week of Thanksgiving: It’s that time of year again – reason that someone requires ness, recently praised the biparti - action on this bipartisan legisla - neatly inside a world she could •Wednesday - 12 to 5 pm when people in many parts of the proof of your income. In addition san House passage of legislation tion so that the president can sign control.”- exerpt from Paper Covers •Thursday – closed country feel a new chill in the air to offering proof of your income, that would establish permanent this bill into law to ensure we do Rock by Jenny Hubbard. •Friday – closed each morning, and put an extra the letter is an official document normal trade relations (PNTR) not delay job creation and major This book is available for check - Happy Thanksgiving! quilt or blanket on the bed. that verifies your Medicare cover - with Russia. The bill (H.R. 6156) export opportunities both in South It’s also the time of year when age, retirement or disability sta - would encourage job creation at Dakota and across the country.” many states offer energy assis - tus, and age. The letter does not home by taking advantage of the Russia joined the WTO in Au - tance to people who have low in - include your Social Security num - new trade commitments that Rus - gust of 2012. As part of the acces - come and resources. Under the ber. Drought issues into 2013 sia has made as part of their re - sion process, Russia lowered tariffs energy assistance program, your From the time that you com - cent accession to the World Trade and increased market access for After spending the summer of the lack of soil moisture. If we state may help with the cost of plete the online request, it will Organization (WTO). The legisla - foreign businesses from countries months reporting on the devastat - get average rainfall in the spring, heating your home during the take about 10 days for you to re - tion supports the creation of Amer - that have permanent normal trade ing drought, State Climatologist it will still be difficult to rebuild winter. But to get it, in most ceive the proof of income letter in ican jobs in nearly every sector of relations with it. Congress must Dennis Todey was ready to provide the soil moisture profile in many cases, you’ll need to provide proof the mail. If you need one sooner, the U.S. economy including agri - pass legislation establishing some good news to South places throughout South Dakota,” of your income. If you get Social you’ll want to call us at 1-800-772- culture, manufacturing, and serv - PNTR with Russia for the U.S. to Dakotans this fall. he said. “We will be very depend - Security or Supplemental Secu - 1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) or ices. Similar legislation was intro - enjoy the full economic benefits of Unfortunately, the change in ent upon rainfall throughout the rity Income (SSI) benefits, you visit your local Social Security of - duced by Thune, Finance Chair - Russia’s commitments. seasons, while bringing cooler tem - growing season next summer.” can get proof of the amount of fice. man Senator Max Baucus (D- Unlike a free trade agreement, peratures, hasn’t brought the Laura Edwards, SDSU Exten - your benefit quickly and easily by But for most people, simply re - Mont.), and others earlier this year the U.S. will not provide any new much needed moisture South sion climate field specialist, agreed going online. Just visit www.so - questing the proof of income on - and passed the Senate Finance market access benefits, lower any Dakota soils need. with him. She said the drought ap - cialsecurity.gov. line is the most convenient way to Committee on July 18, 2012. The U.S. tariffs, or make other changes “As we transitioned from sum - pears to be getting worse rather There are a number of reasons get what you need. Get your ben - House bill will now be sent to the to our trade laws as a result of mer to fall, I fully expected there than better, based on the October you may need written verification efit verification by visiting www. Senate for consideration. Russia's WTO accession. PNTR to be at least a couple systems 18 climate prediction center's long- of your benefit amount, besides socialsecurity.gov. “We must continue to open mar - simply allows American busi - coming through that would drop range outlook. energy assistance programs. Kathy Petersen is a public af - kets in order to create new busi - nesses to take advantage of Rus - one to two inches of widespread “We have been hoping for im - Whatever your reason, Social Se - fairs specialist for Social Security, ness opportunities for American sia's concessions. These will in - rainfall. At this point, all the sys - proving our situation this fall, but curity makes it easy for you to get Denver Region. You can write her entrepreneurs,” said Thune. “Ac - clude: additional market access for tems have missed most of South the state is getting drier instead of the written verification you need c/o Social Security Administra - tion taken by the House not only U.S. service providers; intellectual Dakota except for one system wetter,” Edwards said. “The long- at www.socialsecurity.gov. Just tion, 605 Main, Suite 201, Rapid supports American jobs by promot - property enforcement; higher quo - which hit the northeastern portion range drought outlook depicts per - look in the left column under City, SD, 57701 or via e-mail at ing our products and services tas for U.S. beef, poultry and pork of the state in late October,” Todey sisting drought into the winter “Learn what you can do online,” kathy. [email protected]. abroad, but it will also help to producers; decreased Russian agri - said. season.” She added that according expand the “If you get benefits” strengthen the rule of law and culture subsidies; science-based The storm systems Todey ref - to the outlooks, there is a higher combat corruption and human sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) ered to are large low pressure probability of above average tem - rights abuses in Russia. Russia is measures; and dispute settlement areas which occur with the change peratures through January. the world’s sixth largest economy to enforce WTO rules. in seasons. Differing from sum - “This is combined with equal mer’s higher intensity thunder - chances of above, below or near Youth football finale storms which tend not to produce normal precipitation for November widespread rainfall, fall’s rain - through January. One exception is storms are often lighter intensity, the southeastern part of the state, but provide moisture to a larger which currently has higher proba - Yummy holiday baking ideas coverage area. bility of being drier than average Typically these fall rainstorms through January,” Edwards said. The holidays are all about tradi - will be tripping over each other for average about five inches of mois - Before they can offer an opti - tion, and there’s no better way to seconds and thirds. ture in western South Dakota to mistic outlook for 2013 growing evoke the spirit of the season in For some sweet holiday inspira - about seven inches in the eastern season, Todey said a few things your holiday baking than by high - tion, try whipping up light and portion of the state between Sep - need to happen. First there needs lighting every crowd’s favorite fla - airy Vanilla Sugar Puffs using this tember and November. This added to be an extended weather pattern vor -- vanilla. From vanilla fla - simple recipe from Seer. moisture before the soil freezes is change which would allow mois - vored snaps to biscotti, you can Vanilla Sugar Puffs integral to restoring soil moisture ture to move in from the Gulf of give the classics a fresh, bold twist (Makes about 30 two-inch puffs) levels heading into spring. Mexico this fall. Then we need this year. For the dough: “Any moisture events that hap - snow cover this winter and some Vanilla doesn’t have to be bor - 1/2 cup whole milk pen once the ground freezes is of large snow storms in early spring. ing! 1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise limited benefit for soil moisture,” “Right now we don’t have any “For too long, vanilla has been 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, Todey said. Unless there are some strong indications one way or an - misunderstood as plain, taking on cut into small pieces dramatic weather changes, Todey other of the amount of spring or only a supporting role in recipes,” 2 tablespoons granulated sugar said drought issues will continue summer moisture we'll receive in says Shauna Seer, author of the 1/2 teaspoon salt into 2013. “We are at higher risk 2013,” he said. new cookbook “Pure Vanilla: Irre - 1 cup all-purpose flour, sifted for drought issues in 2013 because sistible Recipes and Essential Tech - 5 large eggs, at room temperature niques .” “With the right recipe, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract Both the Mighty Mite and Junior Pee Wee divisions of the Eagles vanilla can really shine through -- For decorating: even in traditional holiday bak - 1 large egg played their last game of the 2012 season at the South Dakota ing.” 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract School of Mines and Technology football field, Sunday, Novem - Seer contends that the way to do Pinch salt ber 1. 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From the desk of Superintendent Dennis Rieckman %($ ,) The school year is moving right ments concerning the state trying governor and legislature need to and the results indicate they have along. The holidays are fast ap - to give money to the teachers and find a way to satisfy the need for earned the grades. I will continue proaching and the ELECTION is the teachers rejected the plan, so additional revenue in education to have faith in the students and ( "$* "$. finally over. The election provided why give more. and Medicaid. Instead of pushing staff that we are doing the right a mixed bag of results with out - There are always two sides to the burden of funding schools to things and will continue to do. comes not too surprising. the story and the governor and the the local taxpayers with higher We also have 28 high school and It will be interesting to see what legislature will be heard the loud - property taxes; the legislature 17 middle school students go the governor and legislature do est. I hope they can move along in needs to come up with a sound rev - through the first quarter with per - ,& ! concerning educational reform in a non partisan manner and do enue source. There will be many fect attendance. the upcoming session. RL 16 was what is right for the students and more school districts looking to opt We will participate in the second easily defeated and one would taxpayers of South Dakota. out of the set levies if something is testing segment of the new Bench - ( "$* hope the governor and legislature The voters in South Dakota not done. mark Assessments during the first '- '- would pay attention to how voters voiced a huge NO to a one cent School Districts have made deep week of December. All students in voted. I have already read com - sales tax increase. Here again the cuts already and the next rounds grades third - eighth and the 11th ) # *+ '& + of cuts are going to dig a lot deeper grade will be testing. We are one of ((2 /"23 into programs directly affecting the pilot schools for the assess - ".$"+&2 "42"(& students. I am hoping for a produc - ments in South Dakota. tive legislative session, but in real - The month of December will !,)* . '- % ) ity not expecting too much. bring us the start of gymnastics, Wall Middle School The senior class once again wrestling, and basketball matches planned and provided the local and games. veterans a program for Veteran’s The first gymnastics meet will Day thanking them for their dedi - be in Hot Springs on December )" . '- % ) student of the month cation and service to our country. 7th. 8)*$+&. 1*&% 3&"+ Holding the program during the The wrestlers will kick off their 6"2)&% /3"3/&2 1"57 &(&3"#,&2 school day and having the stu - season on December 1st at the 8 /-"3/ /40 ".%6*$) dents participate in the program Kimball Invite. will educate them in the impor - The Girls basketball team will +,) . '- % ) tance of honoring the veterans. Too host Philip on December 7th and 8/3 &&' /1 many of these holidays are becom - the Boys basketball team will /"23 &&' *..&1 ing just another day off of work travel to Philip on December 8th to 8)*$+&. //%,& /40 ".%6*$) and the true meaning of the day is open their seasons. lost. I wish to extend a thank-you The Christmas programs have ,& . '- % ) to the veterans who have served been scheduled as follows: 8,, !/4 ". "3 1&"+'"23 4''&3 and for everyone still serving. •Wall Elementary – December 8)*,%92 1&"+'"23 4''&3 4.%&1 We completed the first nine 10th at 7:00 p.m. &15&% 3/ "- weeks in early November and 81 •Big White School – December 8)*$+&. /3 *& 6&,,/ ","% percent of our high school students 11th at 6:30 p.m., at Creighton 8"- &". /40 ".%6*$) and 76 percent of our middle Hall. school students made the honor •Middle School/High School on '& . '- % ) roll. With this high percentage of December 17th at 7:00 p.m. 8",*'/1.*" 41(&1 61*&2 students doing well makes one 81/$$/,* )&&2& /40 ".%6*$) skeptical of the level of difficulty of the classes or are grades being in - , * . '- % ) flated? There may be some validity 8 "$/ ","% 6%*#,& )&,, in the above statement to a certain 8/3"3/ /40 ".%6*$) degree, but the students do well in & * . '- % ) the end of the year assessments Nov. 23-24-25-26: 8 0"()&33* 6/-&-"%& &"3 "4$& "1,*$ 6*23 ","% Here Comes 8&&' //%,& /40 ".%6*$) the Boom (PG) Fri: 8:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 p.m. Sun: 1:30 p.m. Mon: 7:00 p.m. Terel Eisenbraun is the Wall Middle School student of the month for November 2012. Terel is in the sixth grade and is a great stu - #! 8 ",, dent. He shows respect to classmates and demonstrates re - sponsibility in and out of class. Terel always has his homework done and is well prepared for class. Terel participates in many # November 30-December 1-2-3: activities including basketball, football, baseball and wrestling. $" " #& " Wreck It Ralph (PG) # Terel is the son of Timothy and Mary Eisenbraun. Kent Jordan $& #" December 7-8-9-10: The Twilight from First Interstate Bank presented Terel with a First Interstate #$ " Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 Bank sweatshirt and bag. Congratulations Terel! $ " % (PG-13) ~Photo Laurie Hindman [email protected]
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atives and friends. The United Methodist Men Wall News served their Thanksgiving supper Brucklacher four generation on Wednesday evening with Gathered by Frances Poste and Shirley Kitterman and Bill turkey and ham and an abundance Travis, Beth and Isaiah Eisen - and Betty Watson. Congratula - of food. Heard 145 were in atten - braun arrived Thursday, Novem - tions to the family. dance. People enjoyed visiting. ber 8th, for a visit in the Stephen Tyler Keyser and friend, Kyle The drama group from the Wall Eisenbraun home. Grandma and Knepper, joined Kirby Keyser for School has already started practice Grandpa had the privilege of tak - deer hunting. All three got four on their one-act play for competi - ing care of Isaiah while his mom point deer and enjoyed steaks on tion against other schools. Wall and dad spent time hiking and Saturday night at Lendon Kjer - has most always been at the top shopping near Spearfish and stad’s. Tyler took his grandpa Dale level, may it be the same with Rapid. That Saturday evening, back to Dale’s daughter, Pam, for a their production of “Orphan they all attended a party in cele - couple weeks, through Thanksgiv - Trains”. Their plan is to put it on brating Gayle’s 65th birthday and ing, at Amboy, Minn. for the public on January 13th. her sister, Sheri Heinzelman’s Several obituaries were in last Will keep you posted. 60th, hosted by Todd and Nadia week’s Courant . We would be Senior Citizen potluck was on Eisenbraun in their home. amiss if we did not offer our condo - Thursday evening, the 15th. Count Kris and Stacy Kitterman have lences. The deaths of Harry Sever - was only in the 20’s but we had a a new baby girl born on November son, Wesley Printz, Juanita Good - lot of food and not a turkey dish 9th. She is named Kaitlyn Eliza - sell, Kathleen Walsh McEntee and among them! Penny Bingo was beth, weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz. and was Peggy Sigman occurred from No - played with Carol Hahn calling 19 1/2 inches long. Khloe is her big vember 3rd through November the numbers. sister. Grandparents are Steward 9th. Our sympathy to all their rel - The Community Bake Sale as a fundraiser for Dave Custis really went well! The community is to be commended for their generosity and their participation. When the Custises were called on Monday to Elm Springs be told the money was been de - posited in their account, Dave even Saturday, November 10, 2012, the Brucklacher family met in Philip at Pastor Al Fire Department talked. He said he is feeling better and to tell everyone “Hi”. and Lenore’s home. The whole entire family was there. This was the first time in Good news! Roy Hamann has forty years that the whole family has been together. Four generations with all Al Annual Pancake Feed spent the last three weeks in the hospital in Rapid City. If things and Lenore’s children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren were there. Forty- keep going well, he may be home four people gathered and we did a huge family picture in Al’s music room in his Sunday, December 2nd in time for Thanksgiving. Amanda Poste stopped in Wall barn that he built for the Bible School activities. ~Courtesy Photo 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. briefly on Monday evening en route to her home in Rapid City. Elm Springs Fire Hall She doesn’t have classes on Tues - day so her Thanksgiving vacation Wasta Wanderings •Free Will Donation •Prize Drawings started early from SDSU, Brook - ings. Submitted by should have! and wife Karen have huge medical A reminder: December 2nd, 4:30 Lloyd & Margee Willey Paulo is full of life and joy and bills incurred through Karen’s long p.m., Wall Community Center, The Willey’s week was a blur of left with us the gift of this experi - term hospital stay. Haakon County Crooners Concert. activity with guests coming from ence, a treasure of memories. We here in our little corner of Mark it on your calendar. Hope Salt Lake City to spend four days Saturday, Lloyd and I enjoyed the world are so blessed to still be MUSIC weather cooperates so we can lis - with us. Brother-in-law, Leonard an evening with the “Counts of the doing this face to face giving. ten to this great singing group. Klopfenstein, brought Brazilian Cobblestones” car club as they cel - I have been giver and receiver of with a Winter solstice falls on Decem - friend Paulo to visit Don Willey in ebrated 55 years of club existence. fundraising benefits. It is a circle ber 21st so we have another month Rapid City and as we had the It was a great time. What is that of blessings, isn’t it? of days getting shorter — about 34 sleeping space we benefited from old saying? “The difference be - The cost is small to attend and minutes. It is easy to hate this their visit as well. Brother-in-law tween men and boys is their toys”? the return is “ginormus” (a word MEANING time of year when daylight comes Klop, brother Don Willey and Whatever! There were big and borrowed from grandkids). later and it gets dark earlier at Paulo Verjas have been internet beautiful toys parked around that Be there at four Ryder Wilson evening. Know I do! “aviation” buddies for about ten showed serious restoration. To meet friends galore Have a good Thanksgiving! years, so a face to face meeting An incredible Sunday morning. Handmade treasures to buy He that would live in peace and needed to be set up and was! Sight - An irresistible urge to open a win - Excellent food to try & Friends at ease must not speak all he know seeing trips to the Black Hills was dow and allow the fresh breeze to A cowboy speaking in rhyme or all he sees. part of the agenda and I insisted blow through and take the morn - A cowgirl (maybe) dancing in time A Benefit Concert supporting ~Benjamin Franklin on equal time to see prairie and ing’s pancake and ham breakfast Okay, so I’m not a poet! This can Badlands. We chose a drive to Elm aroma away just felt so good. And be a wonderful day for all! See you SD Special Olympics Springs on Thursday with Paulo I could even hear the church bell! there. taking many photos of animal and It doesn’t seem even now that An early Monday morning coral November 24th • 7:00 p.m. Email your social news, livestock. A stop at the “river Thanksgiving is just a few days colored sky - another invitation to obituaries, wedding & bridge” over the Cheyenne, more away. Lloyd and I will be with fam - open wide a window or two. South Wall High School Gym photos and exclamations of the ily in Utah and as a bonus, grand - Dakota skies are never dull. engagement beauty and ruggedness of our little daughter Caitlin Irigoyen will be Well, in reviewing, it is very ap - Admission: Free Will Donation corner of Western South Dakota coming up from Southern Utah, parent this is “All about me”. How announcements to: and then on to the Badlands! where she attends college. about you call me and we will Silent Auction to be held I am always awed by the vast - Following Thanksgiving very make it “all about you” — and [email protected] ness and uniqueness of the Bad - closely is, of course, December. yours. Okay? lands and our Brazilian friend was December first this year is on a Sharing a Thanksgiving mem - as well. His camera kept on click - Saturday. And this first of Decem - ory. ing and he was well pleased at the ber, Saturday, is very special. Our Faye Bryan in usual attire, cow - end of the day to stop for a coffee communities are privileged to girl hat, pink boots, jeans tucked at Wall Drug. Free coffee for all gather again to help someone who in boots, a red t-shirt and much Brazilians? I didn’t ask! But has need. Pastor Harold Delbridge loved apron driving around Wasta delivering pumpkin pies. Happy Trails! (Wherever they take you)! : : : : : : : : $ Wall Drug Pharmacy Wall School District ))5-0+ Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. #51-5 & )$ &+"*+). 6)4(%9 3-(%9 2/ •November 22nd & 23rd , the pharmacy Breakfast and +!' "*+ !,) ! * % &+ *+ &+)& Lunch Menu ',)* '&)" #,)0 %0910) %098,)3) 3)%',)4 165 *13 ,).2 8%05 5,) ,%0( will be closed. November 22 to *+ ',$ -) (" "+. 1* %.8%94 51 &) 5,)3) 0( *13 5,%5 / )42104-&.) •December 4th , the pharmacy will be November 28, 2012 Thursday: No School closing at 3:00 p.m. Happy •December 18th , the pharmacy will be Thanksgiving "+ !"& & ) & !"& ' $$ +.( * closing at 3:00 p.m. Friday: No School. Monday: Breakfast: Pan - 3%-+ 1..)3 Sorry for any inconvenience cake, Sausage, Milk or Juice. '# Lunch: Tator Tot Hot Dish, 279-1931 • Wall, SD Whole Grain Roll, Green Beans, Mandarin Oranges, Milk. )3-%. 22.-'%5-10 )37-') Tuesday: Breakfast: Hot $ % Cereal, Toast, Milk or Juice. Lunch: Chicken Gravy over %.) %55)3410 !" ' Biscuits, Peas, Fruit, Milk. Wednesday: Breakfast: #%.. French Toast, Egg Patty, Milk or Juice. Lunch: Homemade Grilled Hot Ham & Cheese, Baked $ % ') $$ .',) ,+'%'+"- & * BBllAACCkk FFRRIIddAAyy Beans, Apple Slices, Milk. !" ' )339 )7 110)9 ,10) 13 PPAARRttyy $$ at the Wall School $ ! ! Upcoming RoCk loUNGE '%% ) "$ *" &+"$ &*+$$+"'& )-" (") Events )-"& $$ ,))',& "& ) * FRI ., N ov . 23 Rd Thur., Nov. 22 " # # - Fri., Nov. 30, 2012 6:00 p.m. Thursday, November 22: # " No School: Happy Thanksgiv - ing. # ! •Free Keg & Hors d’oeuvres $ % Friday, November 23: Saturday, November 24: !" ' •Happy Hour Prices All Night “Music for a Matter” Benefit ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Concert by Ryder Wilson. %.. 3-' %04)0 : #%.. Monday, November 26: JH The Rock Lounge is also having a GBB w/Philip, 6:00 p.m.; BBB practice starts. PRE-THANKSGIVING PARTY Tuesday, November 27: Recorder Karate from 3:30- Wed., Nov. 21st • 6:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. •Happy Hour Prices All Night Wednesday, November 28: " # " $ &"$# ) Thursday, November 29: •Olympic Bar Tournament Tentative portrait retake day. Friday, November 30: JH ( 506 Glenn St., Wall, SD • 279-2387 GBB w/New Underwood, 4:00 p.m. Religious Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012 • Page 5 Roy Roseth______Obituaries Dakota Stockgrowers Association. Roseth, Roy was preceded in death Roy dedicated his life to the by his parents; two brothers, Paul ranch, and was very proud of the (Charlotte) Roseth and Clarence Marlene L. Rembold______trees that he had planted and nur - (Marjorie) Roseth; and a son-in- Marlene Lois Rembold was born Winds in Yankton, and the tured there. He lived a full life, law, Charlie Larson. on Friday, April 15, 1949 at Scot - Wakonda Heritage Manor. still riding horses at the age of 83. Funeral services were held land, S.D. to Richard and Lois Marlene went to be with her Survivors include two daugh - Wednesday, November 21, at the (Newlon) Rembold. She graduated Lord on Saturday, November 17, ters, Carmen Alleman and her Deep Creek Lutheran Church from Scotland High School in 2012 at the Lewis and Clark Spe - husband, Clark, of Hayes, and So - north of Midland, with Pastor 1967. cialty Hospital in Yankton, at the phie Foley and her husband, Pat, Frezil Westerlund officiating. Following high school, she at - age of 63 years, seven months, and of Midland; two sons, Duane Music was provided by Frank tended Concordia College in St. two days. Roseth and his wife, Lola, of Mid - and Shirley Halligan. Ushers were Paul, Minn. She worked for the Marlene is survived by four sis - land, and Julian Roseth and his Billy Markwed and Dick Hudson. Veteran’s Administration in St. ters and one brother: Wanda Dole - wife, Coreen, of Midland; 11 grand - Pallbearers were Thor, Rhett, Paul, Honolulu, Reno, and Sioux jsi of Yankton, Roger (Rosa) Rem - children, Kayce (John) Gerlach, Adam and Nicholas Roseth, Clint Falls. She later returned to Scot - bold of Kaneohe, Hawaii, Joyce Thor (Jackie) Roseth, Rhett Alleman, and Todd and Jim Lar - land to help her aging parents, but Brunken of Yankton, Lillian Roseth, Kristin (Vance) Martin, son. Honorary pallbearers were continued to work for the VA by (Elden) Helms of Creighton, Joan Adam (Jodi) Roseth, Nicholas Kayce Gerlach, Kristin Martin, working online and traveling to Rembold and Mark Araiza of Hon - Roseth, Clint (Laura) Alleman, Kelly Nelson and Renee Schofield. Sioux Falls. olulu, Hawaii; many nieces and Kelly (Anthony) Nelson, Renee Interment was at the Deep Marlene was a member of St. nephews; and numerous great- Schofield, and Todd (Barb) Larson, Creek Cemetery. Paul Lutheran Church and the nieces and great-nephews. Roy Roseth, age 96, of Midland, and Jim Larson; 14 great-grand - A memorial has been estab - Scotland Historical Society. She She was a godmother to Melissa S.D., died Sunday, November 18, children; a sister, Marie Anderson lished. A memorial service for Marlene loved her birds and dogs. She en - (Dolejsi) Plath, Eli Helms and 2012, at the Hans P. Peterson Me - of Midland; a sister-in-law, Ida Arrangements were with the Rembold of Scotland, was held joyed crafts, furniture refinishing, Michelle (Rembold) Bly. morial Hospital in Philip. Hunt of Midland; and a host of Rush Funeral Home of Philip. Wednesday, November 21, 2012, at needlework and always decorated She was preceded in death by Leroy “Roy” M. Roseth was born other relatives and friends. His online guestbook is available St. Paul Lutheran Church in Scot - her house for the holidays. her parents, Richard and Lois August 11, 1916, in Moenville, the In addition to his wife, Clara J. at www.rushfuneralhome.com land with Rev. David W. Ellis offi - Due to poor health, she entered Rembold, sister Barbara Rembold third child of Julius and Mary ciating. Inurnment followed in the Yankton Care Center, later re - in infancy, brother-in-law Larry (Olson) Roseth. He grew up in that Rosehill Cemetery, Scotland. turning home for a short time. She Dolejsi, and niece Carrie Russaw. area where he attended rural Online condolences may be sent was a resident at the Good Samar - school. Upon completion of his at www.goglinfh.com. itan Society of Scotland, Autumn schooling, he began his life on the family ranch. Roy enlisted in the U.S. Navy West River Pioneer shortly after the Japanese attack 10% off before December 10th Bart Clennon______on Pearl Harbor. He served four We have a good supply years in the Pacific Theater on the of today's PRCA – one of the 61 All that practice had taught him destroyer USS Dale. Roy returned of 96 day AQUAmax corn, men who stepped up and signed to anticipate a bronc's actions and home on furlough to marry his Plot leader in wet or dry conditions. the petition that demanded fair he won or placed often. childhood sweetheart, Clara Fos - treatment from the sport's promot - He never kept a record of his heim, on September 18, 1944. ers on October 30, 1936. wins, but when asked about his ca - Corn Hybrids that Help You Maximize Moisture After completing his service, Roy Optimum® AQUAmax™ hybrids are a new "We called ourselves Turtles," reer he was quick to point out that and Clara made their home on the generation of corn hybrids developed and Clennon said in a 2010 interview he made a living at it for 20-plus ranch in Moenville for the next 62 with the ProRodeo Sports News, years. years. In September 2006, they tested to help deliver a yield advantage in "because we were so damn slow in The late Casey Tibbs, a six-time moved into the Silverleaf Assisted water-limited environments. This class of hybrids contains target na - getting it started before we finally world champion saddle bronc rider Living Center in Philip. tive traits that help deliver such characteristics as prolific silking and stuck our necks out." and one of Clennon's long-time Roy’s wife, Clara, preceded him extends roots that read deep for water. Early harvest data indicates Clennon was a saddle bronc friends said, "Bart was one of the in death on January 10, 2007. Roy in more than 4,000 on-farm trials, Optimum AQUAmax products rider from South Dakota who rode best bronc riders I've ever seen. I continued to reside in Philip. yielded 8.1 percent higher in drought conditions and 1.8 percent in his first competition at Post's don't understand why he was Roy was a lifetime member of higher in favorable growing conditions than competitors.+ Trading Post in Ash Creek, S.D., in never a world champion." the Deep Creek Lutheran Church, 1928, and was hooked from the Perhaps Clennon's greatest sad - the Elks, and the American Legion Key Optimum AQUAmax platforms for the Benchmark Seeds territory start. He went to work for a Wild dle bronc riding victory came in Post #143 of Midland. He also in 2013 will include P9690HR, P 9690R, AND P0210R. For the latest West show in Wisconsin and 1945 at Madison Square Garden, served as a Haakon County com - information on Optimum AQUAmax hybrids, contact your Dupont Pi - slipped off to compete in rodeos as when they had 50 performances missioner for 12 years, held vari - oneer or Benchmark Seeds sales professional. Always known as a “Cowboy's often as possible. He rode as many and 13 go-rounds in what was then ous positions on the Deep Creek Cowboy,” Bart Clennon, age 101, broncs as they would give him, considered the year-end champi - Lutheran Church Board of Direc - Jan Bielmaier • 605-685-3760 • Wall died November 4, 2012, at his sometimes as many as 30 to 40 a onship. tors, and a member of the South home in Tucson, Ariz., two hours week. Clennon married Geraldine and 40 minutes before his 102nd When he quit the Wild West “Gerry” Parker in 1941 and they birthday. show in 1936 and began competing had two boys, Bart Jr., and Terry. Clennon was the last living full time, he rode with a loose and His wife died in 1982. Dowling Community Church member of the original Cowboys’ careless posture and the audiences Memorial Day through Labor Day Turtle Association – the forerunner loved his nonchalance. Service 10:00 a.m. TWO MINUTES With The Bible Badlands Cowboy Church Berean Bible Society Wanda Heeb______Wall Rodeo Grounds PO Box 756 Corps; four great-grandchildren, Frein. Eucharistic ministers were Wednesdays, 7 p.m. Germantown, WI 53022 Chris and Ryan Kroetch and Riley Chuck Kroetch, Kay Ainslie and www.bereanbiblesociety.org and Anora Schwinler; a great- Joann Pearson. Evangelical Free Bible Church great-granddaughter, Norah; and Ushers were Bill Stahl and Jeff Wall WHAT GRACE IS a host of other relatives and Nelson. Altar servers were John Ron Burtz, Pastor friends. and Brett Daly. Pallbearers were By Pastor Cornelius R. Stam 279-2867 • www.wallfreechurch.com Never let the devil deceive you into supposing that God Wanda was preceded in death by Brennan and Mickey Daly, Mark Wednesdays: Good News Club, 2:45 p.m., her husband, Jim; her parents; Foland, Bruce Kroetch, Tom planned sin as “a gracious means to a glorious end,” for two brothers, Dale and Marvin Konst, Alvin Pearson and Steve Awana 4:45 p.m., Youth Nite, 7:00 p.m.; then salvation from sin would be simple justice, not grace. Bowen; a sister, Irene Triolo; and a Van Tassel. Sundays: Sunday School & No, you cannot legitimately charge God with your sin. It son-in-law, Fritz Kroetch. Interment was at the Masonic Adult Bible Fellowship, 9 a.m., is to the guilty, the undeserving, far and wide, that God Mass of Christian burial was Cemetery in Philip. Sunday Worship Service, 10:30 a.m., offers “the forgiveness of sins according to the riches of celebrated Wednesday, November A memorial has been estab - Women’s Bible Study, 6:30 p.m. His grace” (Eph. 1:7). 21, at the Sacred Heart Catholic lished to the EMS of Midland and There are two significant phrases in Eph. 2 which shed Church in Philip, with Father Philip. Interior Community Church clear light upon the character, the nature, of grace. They Kevin Achbach as celebrant. Arrangements were with the Highway 44 East are found in Verses 2 and 3, which speak of the unsaved Music was provided by Mari - Rush Funeral Home of Philip. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; as “children [Gr., huiois, full-grown sons] of disobedience” anne Frein, pianist, and Rose Her online guestbook is avail - and “children [Gr., tekna, born ones] of wrath.” Heeb, vocalist. Lector was Lloyd able at www.rushfuneralhome.com Sunday Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Meditate for a moment on these phrases: “Children of Wanda Heeb, age 94, of Philip, S.D., died Saturday, November 17, Scenic Community Church disobedience” and “children of wrath.”It is against this 2012, at the Philip Nursing Home. Pastor Ken Toews dark, black background of deserved wrath, that we read Wanda Bernice Bowen was born Services - 2nd and 4th Sundays further: October 8, 1918, in Elrod, the 9:00 a.m.; Sept. through May. “BUT GOD, who is RICH IN MERCY, for His daughter of Charles H. and Minnie GREAT LOVE wherewith He loved us, (Thompson) Bowen. At the age of “Even when we were dead in sins, hath quick - First Baptist Church 10, she moved with her family to ened us [given us life] together with Christ (BY western South Dakota. She was New Underwood GRACE ARE YE SAVED), educated in rural schools in Pen - Pastor James Harbert “And hath raised us up together and made us nington and Haakon counties. Bible Study, 9:00 a.m.; sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus: Wanda was united in marriage Sunday Services, 10:00 a.m. “That in the ages to come He might show THE to Floyd “Jim” Heeb on December EXCEEDING RICHES OF HIS GRACE IN HIS 30, 1935, in Kadoka. They lived in Wall United Methodist Church KINDNESS TOWARD US THROUGH CHRIST the Ottumwa area until moving Pastor Darwin Kopfmann • 279-2359 JESUS” (Eph. 2:4-7). into Philip, where she has since resided. Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m. Somehow it takes a load off one’s heart and mind to Survivors include a daughter, Wasta come to the end of his rope, as it were, and admit that he Barbara Kroetch of Philip; a son, Services Sundays at 8:30 a.m. is a sinner, deserving God’s wrath. How sweet to the ears Dean Heeb and his wife, Cheri, of of such is the wonderful message of redemption by grace, Midland; six grandchildren, Brad Public Notice New Underwood Community Church through the finished work of Christ at Calvary. We were Kroetch (Donna) of Bossier City, Pastor Wes Wileman all the “children [full-grown sons] of disobedience”: and La., Renea Koupal (Greg) of Rapid Regarding Sunday School 9 a.m.; therefore “by nature the children [born ones] of wrath”: City, Matt Heeb of Mandan, N.D., Adult & Children Service 10 a.m.; “But God!” When hope seemed gone, He intervened and Dawn Schwinler (John) of Brook - Youth Fellowship: Wed. 7 - 8:30 p.m. now offers salvation to all by grace, through faith. ings, Rose Heeb of Brookings, and “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou Cecil Heeb in the U.S. Marine “Thank Yous” St. John's Catholic Church shalt be saved” (Acts 16:31). submitted as New Underwood Father William Zandri APARtMENtS Mass: Sundays at 11:00 a.m.; St. Patrick's Catholic Church • Wall “Letters to the Editor” Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. at Rev. Leo Hausmann AvAIlABlE The position of this newspaper to accept “Thank Good Samaritan Nursing Home; Masses: Saturday 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. Wall Ridge Apts. 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(605) 279-2565 • [email protected] • [email protected] & New Underwood. www.rushfuneralhome.com School & Area News Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012• Page 6 Perfect attendance and honor roll students Black Hills Financial Services student of the month Perfect Attendance - First Emma Eisenbraun, Owen Fauske, •Fourth Grade: Cameron Aus - Perfect Attendance - First Quarter - 2012-2013 Rebecca Griebel, Dawson Hess, mann, Brycen Cheney and Lilly Quarter Big White Paige Kjerstad, Jada Kusser, Wagner. Wall High School •Kindergarten: Lucy Moon. Kadence Kusser, Thane Simons, •Fifth Grade: Aidan Brunne - •Ninth Grade: Monica Biel - •First Grade: Piper Cordes and Alexis Stephan and Brodi Sundall. man, Alexa Dunker and Gavin maier, Josie Blasius, Anika Eisen - Quinn Moon. •Second Grade: Cedar Sandal. braun, Riley Fortune, Jade Hertel, •Second Grade: Kipp Cordes Amiotte, Blair Blasius, Sheridan Honor Roll (3.0-3.74 No D or Reed Hertel, Michael Mordecai, and Liam Gibson. Deering, Searra-Sioux Deutscher, F) - First Quarter - 2012-2013 Gabe Sandal, Rylee Schreiber and •Third Grade: Cayne Krog - Noah Eisenbraun, Gabriel Fauske, Big White Alex Tysdal. man. April Schulz, Deyton Skillingstad, •Sixth Grade: Sage Gabriel. •10th Grade: Logan Bowers, •Sixth Grade: Jayton McKay. Skylie Wagner and Stran Wall Elementary School Tayah Huether, Emily Linn and Big White School attendance Williams. •Fourth Grade: Bridger Danny Muzik. First Quarter: 99.11% •Third Grade: Conner Craw - Amiotte, Laeton Anderson, Jenna •11th Grade: Lane Blasius, Wall Elementary School ford, Ava Dinger, Carter Fortune, Elshere, Reid Hansen, Charlie Ashley Dauksavage, Shelby Feld - •Kindergarten: Brody Bryan, Malcom Heathershaw, Sierra Rose Heathershaw, Katy man, Kelly Green, Ben Linn, Taylee Dartt, Faith Frink, Hilgenkamp, Breanna McConnell, Humphrey, Aaden Kroells, Levi Clancy Lytle, Ridge Sandal, MaKenna Kroells, Louis Rancour Samantha Rancour, Regan Simons Love Joy and Samuel Swanson. Michaela Schaefer, Kaitlin and William Volmer. •Fourth Grade: Bridger •Fifth Grade: Cale Baus, John Schreiber and CJ Schulz. •First Grade: Cassidy Albrink, Amiotte, Laeton Anderson, Deering, Samantha Deutscher, •12th Grade: Tyrel Clark, Natalee Armenta, Burk Blasius, Cameron Ausmann, Brycen Ch - Kole Gallino, Ash Grenstiner, Nathan Patterson, Libbi Sykora Bridger Casjens, Nora Dinger, eney, Reid Hansen, Charlie Rose Luke Harris, Zachary Hout, Dylan and Thomas Van Osdol. Heathershaw, Katy Humphrey, Huether, Andrew Law, Tacia Os - Honor Roll - First Quarter Aaden Kroells and Samuel Swan - terberg, Kassidy Sawvell, Korra Wall Middle School son. Westby and Rheagan Zebroski. •Sixth Grade: Jacob Bielmaier, •Fifth grade: Cale Baus, Aidan Perfect Attendance - First Terel Eisenbraun, Derek Griebel, Brunnemann, Enoch Cuny, Quarter Mercede Hess, Cooper McConaghy, Samantha Deutscher, Alexa Wall Middle School Meghan Patterson, Shelby Ruland Dunker and Dylan Huether. •Sixth Grade: Jacob Bielmaier, and Jaicee Williams. Black Hills Financial Services located at Black Hills Federal Elementary Attendance - First Jack Ermish, Cooper McLaughlin •Seventh Grade: Madisen Credit Union is pleased to announce that Lane Hustead has Quarter: 97.79% and Shelby Ruland. Grenstiner and Emilee Pauley. been selected as November’s Student of the Month. Lane is a Principal Honor Roll (GPA •Seventh Grade: Tate Eisen - •Eighth Grade: Katy Biel - senior at Wall High School who keeps busy being involved in 3.74-4.0 No C, D, or F) - First braun, Madisen Grenstiner, maier, Savanna Deutscher, Sidney Quarter - 2012-2013 Mason Sandal, Kyla Sawvell, Bri - Dunker, Emily Ferris, Elle Moon football, track, basketball and golf. Lane is a role model to other Big White anna Schreiber and Sierra Wilson. and Taylor Richter. students, he is President of the National Honor Society and Vice •Fourth Grade: Cedar Gabriel •Eighth Grade: Kallie Ander - Honor Roll - First Quarter President of the Student Council. In his spare time he likes to •Fifth Grade: Abby Moon son, Katy Bielmaier, Jessica Cas - Wall High School go to the gym and play basketball. In the summer he enjoys •Sixth Grade: Jayton McKay jens, Emily Ferris, Cody Huether •Ninth Grade: Caitlin Aus - working at Wall Drug. After Lane graduates, he plans on attend - Wall Elementary School and Jesse Sawvell. mann, Josie Blasius, Catriona Brunnemann, Autumn Deering, ing college at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, Calif., to Anika Eisenbraun, Gabe Sandal major in engineering or business. Lane is the son of Ted and and David Sykora. Karen Hustead, Wall, SD. Congratulations Lane from Black Hills •10th Grade: Austin Huether, Financial Services! ~Courtesy Photo Tayah Huether, Carlee Johnston and Carson Johnston. •11th Grade: Lane Blasius, Nicole Eisenbraun, Ben Linn, Clancy Lytle, Ridge Sandal, Kaitlin Schreiber, CJ Schulz and National Forest Christmas Les Williams. •12th Grade: Taran Eisen - braun, Elsie Fortune, Analise Gar - tree permits available land, Lane Hustead, Nathan Pat - terson, Trey Richter, Kailey Cut your own fresh Christmas thru December 21. Office Hours: Sawvell, Libbi Sykora and Tyler tree this year from the Black Hills Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 Trask. National Forest. p.m. Open the following Satur - Christmas tree permits will be days: November 24, December 1, available at most Black Hills Na - December 8, and December 15, tional Forest Service offices in 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Need a gift idea western South Dakota and north - •Northern Hills Ranger Dis - east Wyoming. White spruce, pon - trict, 2014 North Main Street, for that derosa pine and western juniper Spearfish, S.D. Phone: 605-642- are available. 4622. Permits available November hard-to-buy Each permit is accompanied by 15 thru December 21. Office a handout with guidance about ap - Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to someone? propriate tree removal. Trees may 4:30 p.m. not be cut in developed recreation •Bearlodge Ranger District, sites, Forest Service administra - Highway 14 East, Sundance, Wyo. How about a gift that tive sites, active timber sales, the Phone: 307-283-1361. Permits Black Hills Experimental Forest available November 15 thru De - keeps on giving all near Rochford, the Black Elk cember 21. Office Hours: Monday Wilderness, the Beaver Park area – Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. year? near Sturgis, or within Spearfish •Nebraska National Forest, Canyon. Fall River Ranger District, 1801 A subscription to the Individual permits cost $10, up Highway 18 Truck Bypass, Hot to a maximum of five permits per Springs, S.D. Phone: 605-745- Pennington County individual, and the maximum al - 4107. Permits available November lowable height of cut trees is 20 15 thru December 21. Office feet. Permits require that you cut Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. Courant. the entire tree, leaving no more to 4:30 p.m. than six inches of stump, and that Christmas tree permits will also Call to start your you cut unused branches so they be available from the following pri - lay flat on the ground. The adhe - vate vendors: subscription gift! sive permit tag must be attached •Minitman Too (formerly before a tree is removed from the Buckstop), 611 East Jackson (605) 279-2565 woods; a citation can be issued for Boulevard, Spearfish, S.D. Phone: possession of a cut-but-untagged 605-642-4945. Hours: Monday – tree, even if a tag is available in Sunday, 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Ac - person or in your vehicle. cepts check or cash only. Permits Trees should be placed in water available November 15 thru De - Subscription as soon as possible to help keep cember 21. needles fresh. Once indoors, trees •Cenex Convenience Store, Rates: should be placed away from stoves, 2030 Lazelle Street, Sturgis, S.D. heaters, or heating ducts. After Phone: 605-347-3305. Hours: Mon - Local: Christmas, used trees should be day – Saturday, 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 disposed of properly as yard waste. p.m. Sunday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. $35 plus tax; Do not dump used trees on na - Permits available November 15 tional forest land. thru December 21. Out-of-Area: There are no refunds for uncut •Deadwood History & Infor - trees or unused permits, and all mation Center, 3 Siever Street, permits expire December 31st. Deadwood, S.D. Phone: 605-578- $42 plus tax; Please note that Forest Service 2507. Hours: Monday – Sunday, offices do not accept credit cards, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Permits Out of-State: and that all Forest Service offices available November 15 thru De - will be closed on Thanksgiving cember 21. $42 Day. Friday, December 21st is the •Hill City Chamber of Com - last day permits will be sold at merce, 23935 Hwy. 16/385, Hill or subscribe Forest Service offices. City, S.D., 57745-0253. Phone: Permits are available at the fol - 800-888-1798 or 605-574-2368. online at: lowing locations: Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 •Black Hills National Forest, a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 www.Ravellette Forest Supervisor’s Office, 1019 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Closed on Sun - North 5th Street, Custer, S.D., days. 57730. Phone: 605-673-9200. Per - •Rapid Stop Conoco, 20059 Publications.com mits available. Office Hours: Mon - West Highway 14, exit 185, Junc - day – Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tion of Highway 14 and I-90, Sun - •Hell Canyon District, 1225 dance, Wyo. Phone: 307-283-2240. Washington Boulevard, Newcastle, Hours: Monday – Friday, 5:15 a.m. Wyo., Phone 307-746-2782. Per - – 8:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, mits available November 15 thru 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Permits December 21. Office Hours: Mon - available November 15 thru De - day – Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. cember 21. •Mystic Ranger District, •Hardware Hank, 770 Moun - 8221 South Highway 16, Rapid tain View Road, Rapid City, S.D., City, S.D. Phone: 605-343-1567. 57702. Phone: 605-343-5150. Permits available November 15 Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sunday, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Permits available No - vember 15 thru December 21. •Prairie Berry Winery, 23837 Highway 385, Hill City, S.D., Ravellette 57745. Phone: 605-574-3898. Hours: Monday – Saturday, 10:00 Publications, a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sunday, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Permits available Inc. Call us November 15 thru December 21. •Johnson Siding General for your Store, 12300 West Highway 44, Rapid City, S.D., 57702. Phone: 605-348-2280. Hours: Sunday – printing needs! Thursday, 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday: 7:00 a.m. – 859-2516 9:00 p.m. Permits available No - vember 15 thru December 21. Classifieds Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012 • Page 7
FOR SALE: 1995 Pontiac Fire - FIRE MITIGATION SPECIAL - HOUSE FOR SALE: 307 Myr - bird, excellent condition, low IST: Meade County,SD (Stur - tle Ave Philip. 3 bedroom 1.5 CLASSIFIED P OLICY Classified Advertising miles, excellent gas mileage. gis) Responsible for the mark - bath, central air, fuel oil heat PLEASE READ your classified CLASSIFIED RATE: $6.50 minimum for first 20 Asking $2,900. Call 515-1460. ing, thinning, and removal of and wood stove. Open concept, ad the first week it runs. If you words; 10¢ per word thereafter; included in the PR13-2tp trees from private land owner’s stainless steel fridge and stove. see an error, we will gladly re- Pennington County Courant, the Profit, & The property. This is a jobs training washer and dryer included. run your ad correctly. We ac - Pioneer Review, as well as on our website: FOR SALE: 1998 Ford Expedi - employment effort for Veteran Hardwood laminate floors, sep - cept responsibility for the first www.pioneer-review.com. tion XLT 4x4, cloth seats, qualified individuals. Closes arate dining room. Mostly fin - incorrect insertion only. Rav - power windows, locks & seats, November 30, 2012. See: www. ished basement. Ceiling fans ellette Publications, Inc. re - CARD OF THANKS: Poems, Tributes, Etc. … $6.50 minimum for first 20 good tires. Call 685-8155. meadecounty.org for applica - throughout. New windows and quests all classifieds and cards words; 10¢ per word thereafter. Each name and initial must be counted sep - PR10-tfn tion instructions and complete roof. Fenced in, large backyard of thanks be paid for when or - arately. Included in the Pennington County Courant and the Profit. job description. Contact: Jerry with cover patio and storage dered. A $2.00 billing charge will be added if ad is not paid NOTE: $2.00 added charge for bookkeeping and billing on all charges. Derr @ 605.720.1625 / jderr@ shed. Can email photos. Call meadecounty.org P50-2tc 859-2470 or (785) 259-4207. at the time the order is placed. DISPLAY AD RATE: $8.00 per column inch, included in the Pennington BUSINESS & S ERVICES P48-8tc All phone numbers are with O’CONNELL CONSTRUC - County Courant and the Profit. $5.55 per column inch for the Pennington COOK WANTED: Good Samar - an area code of 605, unless TION, INC., PHILIP: Rock, County Courant only. itan Society, New Underwood, otherwise indicated. Sand, Gravel (screened or Part-time for 4-8:30 p.m. shift. crushed). We can deliver. PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertised in this newspaper is Contact: Lorraine, 754-6489 or ENTALS Dams, dugouts, building sites. R subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, which makes it illegal to apply online www.good-sam. 4-BEDROOM HOUSE FOR Our 37th year. Glenn or Trace, THANK YOUS advertise “any preference, or discrimination on race, color, religion, sex, or com. CHECK OUT OUR NEW RENT IN WALL: Call Stan, Thank you to our children 859-2020. PR11-tfn national origin, or any intention to make any such preference, limitation, WAGE SCALE, INCLUDING 381-2861 or 279-2861. and their families for our 40th or discrimination.” COMPENSATION FOR EXPE - WP5-tfn anniversary party, to all who This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate ROUGH COUNTRY SPRAY - RIENCE. EOE/AA/M/F/V/H. braved the weather to help us which is a violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings ING: Specializing in controlling PW48-4tc APARTMENTS: Spacious one celebrate, and to those who Canada thistle on rangeland. bedroom units, all utilities in - ATV application. ALSO: prairie have sent cards. STANLEY COUNTY SCHOOL FULL-TIME HOUSEKEEPER / cluded. Young or old. Need dogs. Call Bill at 669-2298. Marvin & Norma Williams DISTRICT is seeking Superin - LAUNDRY PERSON NEEDED rental assistance or not, we PR41-23tp tendent of Schools. Applicants at Days Inn, Wall. Possibly per - can house you. Just call 1- must be licensed or eligible for manent year-round position, 800-481-6904 or stop in the HILDEBRAND STEEL & CON - licensures as a Superintendent starting immediately. Contact lobby and pick up an applica - CRETE: ALL types of concrete of Schools in South Dakota. Theresa, 279-2000. PW46-tfn tion. Gateway Apartments, Send application (http://www. work. Rich, Colleen and Haven Kadoka. WP32-tfn annc@ stanleycounty.k12.sd.us/em - Hildebrand. Toll-free: 1-877- ployment.htm), cover letter, and 867-4185; Office: 837-2621; resume with three references: Rich, cell: 431-2226; Haven, MISC . F OR S ALE FOR SALE: White porcelain gwtc.net EMPLOYMENT Mrs. Jessi Fromm, Business cell: 490-2926; Jerry, cell: 488- Manager, Stanley County School 0291. K36-tfn daybed, complete; and a china CONSTRUCTION: SIOUX FALLS hutch. Call Diane Walker, 859- TOWER provides year-round District 57-1, PO Box 370, Fort TETON RIVER TRENCHING: 2901, Philip. P49-2tc work constructing, and main - Pierre, SD 57532, jessi.fromm@ taining towers. No fear of k12.sd.us. Position closes For all your rural water hook- 1/31/2013. EOE. ups, waterline and tank instal - FOR SALE: Several nice used heights, extensive travel, drug refrigerators with warranties. free and valid Driverís license lation and any kind of backhoe FOR SALE work, call Jon Jones, 843- Del’s, I-90 Exit 63, Box Elder. required. CDL preferred Scott 390-9810. WP9-4tp 605-331-6972 www.siouxfall - NOW IS THE chance to buy a 2888, Midland. PR20-52tp well established & successful stower.com. “We have sold the house and no longer business in the State Capitol of WEST RIVER EXCAVATION FOR SALE: Rope horse halters OUTPATIENT COUNSELOR: S.D. The Longbranch is for will do all types of trenching, with 10’ lead rope, $15 each. need these items” Spearfish, SD. Contingency- SALE (serious inquires only). ditching and directional boring Call 685-3317 or 837-2917. * * * HIGHLITES INCLUDE * * * based pay, excellent opportunity Call Russell Spaid 605-280- work. See Craig, Diana, Saun - K44-tfn ~ 1999 Ford F-250 for motivated professional. Mas - 1067 tee or Heidi Coller, Kadoka, powerstroke pickup, crew terís prepared, SD licensed SD, or call 837-2690. Craig w/QMHP, MSW, CCDC pre - LOG HOMES cab ~ 2003 Titan cell: 390-8087, Sauntee cell: “Renegade” 3 horse slant ferred. Details/Application: BM - DAKOTA LOG HOME Builders 390-8604; [email protected] PETS /S UPPLIES SCares.ORG. representing Golden Eagle Log FOR SALE: 1-year-old female w/living quarters ~ horse K50-tfn feeders & water tanks ~ antique tack & MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIAN: Homes, building in eastern, cen - 7/8 Mountain Cur, 1/8 collectible items ~ shop tools & like new Rapid City, SD. Fulltime pay, tral, northwestern South & Airedale cross dog. Bred for a benefits, working 8- North Dakota. Scott Connell, coyote hunting and/or trap adjustable shelving ~ upright gun safe - days/month. Masterís in 605-530-2672, Craig Connell, FARM & R ANCH line dog. Very friendly. Blonde double door ~ lawn & garden items human services field, SD li - 605-264-5650, www.goldenea - FOR SALE: 2012 grass hay, color and wire-haired, about ~ power tools & shop items ~ railroad censed w/QMHP certification. gleloghomes.com. some alfalfa, big rounds, semi - 50 lbs. Reason for selling: have ties & fence items Details/ Application: BM - NOTICES load lots, delivered pricing, no too many dogs. $50. Call 462- A very nice, well kept offering. SCares.ORG. mold. Call Rob, 390-5535, or 6390, evenings after 7 p.m. Not a large auction. ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS PR12-2tc Custodial Maintenance Worker - statewide for only $150.00. Put Charles, 390-5506. P50-5tp It will be completed by very City of Custer, seeking an indi - the South Dakota Statewide early afternoon. vidual to perform custodial du - Classifieds Network to work for FOR SALE: 320 acres of crop - We can be in the heated shop land, 14 miles north of Mid - REAL E STATE ties and building & ground you today! (25 words for $150. FOR SALE: Multiple houses at if it’s cold! maintenance. Info atwww. Each additional word $5.) Call land. NE1/4 Sec. 3, NW1/4 Sec. 2, 3N24E. Call 222-6261. multiple prices. Call Jim For all the details: www.mcphersonauction.com custer.govoffice.com or 605- this newspaper or 800-658- Coats, 685-3990 if interested, 673-4824. EOE. 3697 for details. PR12-4tp Wall. WP12-2tc Help Wanted/Drivers: OWNER OTR & DRIVER TRAILER TIRES FOR SALE: OPERATORS NEEDED Refriger - OPPORTUNITY Get ready for fall hauling! 12- HOUSE FOR SALE: 300 High ated Division, join our experi - ply, 235/85/16R. $160, St. in Philip, 2 bedrooms, full enced team of seasoned profes - $1500.00 SIGN-ON BONUS! mounted. Les’ Body Shop, 859- basement, great view off back sionals. Terminals in KS, SD, EXP. OTR Drivers, TBI, 2744, Philip. P40-tfn deck. Call 859-2783 or 859- TN, NM. 2 years OTR experi - 33¢/34¢, $375 mo., health ins., 3249 or 567-3515 to view. ence. Call 800-796-8200 x103. credit, 03¢ safety bonus, Call P49-tfn Joe for details, 800.456.1024, SKILLED MEAT CUTTER POSI - [email protected]. TION available at West Side HELP W ANTED HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bed - HELP WANTED: Full and part- Meats, Mobridge, SD. Competi - rooms, 2 baths, attached 2-car tive wages, good benefits, afford - time positions available. Will garage, large lot. Call 859- able housing available. For ap - AUTOMOTIVE train. Stop in to apply at Philip 2403, Philip. PR10-tfn plication or more information FOR SALE: 1979 Chevrolet Sil - Custom Meats, 501 E. Pine St., call 605-845-2271 or email verado 30, dually with Duralist Philip. PR12-2tc [email protected]. DSS 30, 25’ bucket lift. $1,800. 441-9669, Wall. WP11-tfn PERKINS COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. has opening for Mechanic FOR SALE: 2006 Ford F-150 and Equipment operators. Good Extended Cab 4x4, 92,000 Benefits. Applications are avail - miles, silver. Call 685-3068. able at Courthouse in Bison, SD P50-1tc or call 605-244-5629.
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election expenses as follows: Salaries, SHIP: MOVED by Buskerud and sec - 0.99 miles, for a distance of miles to end of road, for a dis - •ECLIPSE AVENUE: Begin - PENNINGTON $38,294.78; Rent, $830.00; Travel, onded by Davis to allow County depart - 0.99 miles. tance of 0.16 miles. ning at Twilight Dr south to COUNTY BOARD OF $1,855.98; Utilities, $380.00. Vote: Unan - ment heads to purchase a tax-exempt •213TH STREET: Begin - •BRADSKY ROAD: Begin - Uranus Dr, for a distance of imous. Sam’s Club membership. Commission - ning at Pedro Rd east to ning at 0.25 miles north of E 0.12 miles. COMMISSIONERS ITEMS FROM TREASURER ers Buskerud and Davis withdrew the mo - Haakon County Line, for a dis - Hwy 44 south to 0.07 miles •EDELWEISS MOUNTAIN A. PENNINGTON COUNTY RESO - tion pursuant to the request of the Chair - tance of 2.10 miles. east of Dawkins Rd, for a dis - ROAD: Beginning at Pactola LUTION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT person for additional investigation prior to •222ND STREET: Begin - tance of 1.89 miles. Dr southeast to Custer Gulch MINUTES OF FEES CHARGED BY THE TREA - the next meeting. ning at 0.03 miles west of •BRIDGE DRIVE: Begin - Rd, for a distance of 3.52 NOVEMBER 9, 2012 SURER’S OFFICE: MOVED by ITEMS FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Pedro Rd east to 0.54 miles ning at Reservoir Rd east to miles. Buskerud and seconded by Trautman to A. RESOLUTIONS 2012-10-16-2 AND east of 200 Ave, for a distance 175 feet east of Ennen Dr, for •ELLENDALE DRIVE: Be - A meeting of the Pennington County approve the Resolution for the Establish - 2012-10-16-3 – REVISIONS TO THE of 2.58 miles. a distance of 0.07 miles. ginning at Leroy St south to Al - Board of Commissioners was held on Fri - ment of Fees Charged by the Treasurer’s PENNINGTON COUNTY HIGHWAY •223RD STREET: Begin - •BROWN ROAD: Beginning bert Ln, for a distance of 0.13 day, November 9, 2012, in the Commis - Office and authorize the Chairperson’s SYSTEM: MOVED by Holloway and sec - ning at Quinn Rd northeast to at Lower Spring Creek Rd miles. sioners' meeting room of the Pennington signature thereto. Vote: Unanimous. onded by Trautman to approve Resolu - 197 Ave thence east to Big south for 0.45 miles, for a dis - •ENNEN DRIVE: Beginning County Courthouse. Chairperson Lyndell tion 2012-10-16-2, County Secondary Foot Rd, for a distance of 2.73 tance of 0.45 miles. at 128 feet north of Bridge Dr Petersen called the meeting to order at PENNINGTON COUNTY Highways and authorize the Chairper - miles. •BUTTE CIRCLE: Begin - south to Twilight Dr, for a dis - 9:00 a.m. with the following Commission - RESOLUTION son’s signature thereto. Vote: Unani - •225TH STREET: Begin - ning at Aurora Dr northeast to tance of 0.89 miles. ers present: Ron Buskerud, Ken Davis, FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT mous. ning at Dyess Ave east to 0.41 145 feet northeast of Harding •ETHAN COURT: Begin - Don Holloway and Nancy Trautman. OF FEES CHARGED BY miles east of N Elk Vale Rd, for Ct, for a distance of 0.08 miles. ning at Mercury Dr northwest to APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA THE TREASURER’S OFFICE RESOLUTION 2012-10-16-2 a distance of 1.41 miles. •BUTTE COURT: Beginning end of culdesac, for a distance MOVED by Trautman and seconded COUNTY SECONDARY 225TH STREET: Beginning at at Aurora Dr southwest to end of 0.02 miles. by Holloway to remove Item 20A, Budget WHEREAS, the expectation HIGHWAYS 150 Ave east to 154 Ave, for a of culdesac, for a distance of •EVEREST ROAD: Begin - Supplement Hearing SP12-025 for the of services rendered by the distance of 4.00 miles. 0.06 miles. ning at Sturgis Rd southeast General Fund John T. Vucurevich Budget, Pennington County Treasurer’s WHEREAS, the Pennington •226TH STREET: Begin - •CABOT HILL ROAD: Be - for 0.20 miles, for a distance of and Item 33A, Department Head Annual Office continues to grow, re - County Board of Commission - ning at 167 Ave east to 0.77 ginning at 150 feet west of 0.20 miles. Performance Evaluations under Execu - sulting in additional expense to ers have determined that it miles east of 169 Ave, for a dis - Kimbell Pl east to Mall Dr, for a •FISCHER COURT: Begin - tive Session, and approve the agenda as the Treasurer; and would be in the best interest of tance of 2.77 miles. distance of 0.37 miles. ning at Williams St southwest amended. Vote: Unanimous. WHEREAS, to compensate the residents of Pennington •226TH STREET: Begin - •CAPUTA LOOP: Beginning to end of culdesac, for a dis - CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS for the increased services and County for the safe and effi - ning at 154 Ave east to 165 at E Hwy 44 north thence tance of 0.03 miles. The following items have been placed expense associated therewith, cient movement of traffic, that Ave, for a distance of 11.00 southeast to Dawkins Rd, for a •FORT HAYES DRIVE: Be - on the Consent Agenda for action to be the Pennington County Treas - certain County Secondary miles. distance of 1.81 miles. ginning at S Hwy 16 southwest taken by a single vote of the Board of urer charges for certain serv - Roads receive needed mainte - •226TH STREET: Begin - •CAROL STREET: Begin - to end of road, for a distance of Commissioners. Any item may be re - ices as follows: nance; and ning at 173 Ave east for 0.53 ning at Plateau Ln west to end 0.24 miles. moved from the Consent Agenda for sep - •Long distance phone calls: WHEREAS, this Board has miles, for a distance of 0.53 of road, for a distance of 0.15 •FORT STREET: Beginning arate consideration. $3.00 the authority to determine miles. miles. at Sweetbriar St east to Cov - MOVED by Davis and seconded by •Research on properties for which County Secondary •227TH STREET: Begin - •CARTER DRIVE: Begin - ington St, for a distance of 0.09 Trautman to approve Consent Agenda taxes: $3.00 per parcel; Roads receive maintenance ning at 0.55 miles west of 161 ning at W Hwy 44 southwest to miles. Items 5-17 as presented. Vote: Unani - •Writing letters requesting pursuant to SDCL 31-12-26; Ave east to 169 Ave, for a dis - 0.15 miles southwest of Rolling •GEMINI STREET: Begin - mous. additional information or notify - and tance of 8.54 miles. Hills Dr, for a distance of 0.41 ning at Reservoir Rd east to 5. Approve the minutes of the October ing taxpayers who submitted WHEREAS, the County •227TH STREET: Begin - miles. Saturn Dr, for a distance of 16, 2012, Board of Commissioners’ meet - incorrect fees for real estate Secondary Highway System of ning at 173 Ave east for 0.74 •CAVERN ROAD: Begin - 0.22 miles. ing. and motor vehicle transactions: roads has become fragmented miles, for a distance of 0.74 ning at W Hwy 44 northwest to •GIN COURT: Beginning at 6. Approve the vouchers listed at the $3.00; and outdated because of nu - miles. end of road, for a distance of Ennen Dr southwest to end of end of the minutes for expenditures for in - •Conducting research on merous recorded resolutions, •227TH STREET: Begin - 0.46 miles. culdesac, for a distance of 0.04 surance, professional services, publica - back taxes owed: a minimum adding and deleting segments ning at 173 Ave northwest for •CHENEY ROAD: Begin - miles. tions, rentals, supplies, repairs, mainte - of $25, then $25 per hour with of County Secondary Roads; 0.17 miles, for a distance of ning at Babcock Rd northwest •GLEN STREET: Beginning nance, travel, conference fees, utilities, the upfront deposit determined now 0.17 miles. for 6.57 miles, for a distance of at Plateau Ln east to end of furniture and equipment totaling by the research that needs to THEREFORE, BE IT RE - •228TH STREET: Begin - 6.57 miles. road, for a distance of 0.15 $469,238.63. be done thereafter. SOLVED that all previous res - ning at Radar Hill Rd west for •CHEVAE COURT: Begin - miles. 7. Emergency Management: Authorize NOW THEREFORE BE IT olutions of Pennington County 0.20 miles, for a distance of ning at Mercury Dr north to end •GRANT CIRCLE: Begin - the Chairperson’s signature on the Home - RESOLVED, that the Penning - adding or deleting County Sec - 0.20 miles. of culdesac, for a distance of ning at Plateau Ln southeast to land Security 2012 Grant Award Accept - ton County Treasurer continue ondary Roads to and from the •229TH STREET: Begin - 0.06 miles. end of culdesac, for a distance ance which includes $95,000 for the Law to charge the fees for the serv - County Secondary Highway ning at Radar Hill Rd east to •CLAPP: Beginning at Hwy of 0.08 miles. Enforcement Records Management Sys - ices rendered as set forth System for maintenance are Hidden Springs Rd, for a dis - 1416 north for 0.63 miles, for a •GRAY ROAD: Beginning at tem and $11,000 for critical infrastructure above. hereby rescinded; and tance of 0.26 miles. distance of 0.63 miles. Battle Ax Rd northeast thence vulnerability assessment equipment. Dated this 9th Day of No - BE IT FURTHER RE - •229TH STREET: Begin - •CLARKSON ROAD: Be - northwest for 0.96 miles, for a 8. Emergency Management: Authorize vember, 2012. SOLVED that the following list ning at 156 Ave east to 161 ginning at Sheridan Lake Rd distance of 0.96 miles. the Chairperson’s signature on the Joint of County Secondary Roads Ave, plus an additional north southwest thence southeast to •GREEN DRIVE: Beginning Funding Agreement with the US Geolog - /s/ Lyndell Petersen, are hereby classified and leg of 914 feet off of 229 St to 278 feet southeast of Cougar at Greenwood Ln southeast to ical Survey in regards to METWARN Chairperson placed on the Pennington 161 Ave, for a distance of 5.07 Ct, for a distance of 1.84 miles. Green Oak Ln, for a distance of (County-wide flood warning system) for Pennington County Board of County Secondary Highway miles. •CLEGHORN CANYON 0.36 miles. 2013. Commissioners System of roads for mainte - •230TH STREET: Begin - ROAD: Beginning at Jackson •GREEN FIELD DRIVE: 9. Highway Department: Approve the nance purposes: ning at 161 Ave east to 164 Blvd northwest for 1.20 miles, Beginning at Green Valley Dr Edelweiss Mountain Improvement Asso - ATTEST: (SEAL) •143RD AVENUE: Begin - Ave, for a distance of 3.49 for a distance of 1.20 miles. east to Anderson Rd, for a dis - ciation 2013 Agreement for Snow Re - /s/ Julie Pearson, ning at 225th St south to 300 miles. •CLUB COURT: Beginning tance of 0.66 miles. moval and authorize the Chairperson’s Auditor feet south of Neva Way, for a •232ND STREET: Begin - at Poker Dr north to end of •GREEN FIELD LANE: Be - signature. distance of 1.51 miles. ning at 157 Ave east to 161 culdesac, for a distance of 0.05 ginning at Green Field Dr 10. Highway Department: Enter into B. PENNINGTON COUNTY RESO - •145TH AVENUE: Begin - Ave, for a distance of 4.01 miles. northeast to end of culdesac, an Agreement with the South Dakota De - LUTION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT ning at Lower Spring Creek Rd miles. •COLVIN COURT: Begin - for a distance of 0.18 miles. partment of Transportation for the pur - OF A $25 FEE FOR TITLE SERVICES: south for 0.25 miles, for a dis - •233RD STREET: Begin - ning at Reservoir Rd southeast •GREEN OAK LANE: Be - chase of salt and sand stockpile material MOVED by Buskerud and seconded by tance of 0.25 miles. ning at 161 Ave east to Sharpe to end of court, for a distance ginning at Anderson Rd south - and authorize the Chairperson’s signa - Davis to approve the Resolution for the •154TH AVENUE: Begin - Rd, for a distance of 6.00 of 0.06 miles. west for 0.30 miles, for a dis - ture on the Agreement. Establishment of a $25 Fee for Title Serv - ning at 1.00 mile north of Long miles. ¨•COLVIN STREET: Begin - tance of 0.30 miles. 11. Highway Department: Approve the ices and authorize the Chairperson’s sig - View Rd south to Long View •234TH STREET: Begin - ning at Long View Rd south •GREEN TREE DRIVE: Be - Adopt-A-Highway request for the 28 MXS nature thereto. Vote: Unanimous. Rd, for a distance of 1.00 mile. ning at 158 Ave east to 159 thence west to Reservoir Rd, ginning at South Side Dr north of Ellsworth Air Force Base to clean a •154TH AVENUE: Begin - Ave, for a distance of 1.00 mile. for a distance of 0.19 miles. for 0.23 miles, for a distance of portion of Long View Road and authorize PENNINGTON COUNTY ning at Meade County Line •47TH AVENUE WEST: Be - •CONNIE COURT: Begin - 0.23 miles. the Chairperson’s signature on the confir - RESOLUTION south to 0.51 miles south of ginning at Wilderness Canyon ning at Leola Ln northwest to •GREEN VALLEY DRIVE: mation letter to the organization. FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT Hwy 1416, for a distance of Rd northeast to Bears Loose end of culdesac, for a distance Beginning at Reservoir Rd 12. Highway Department: Approve OF A $25 FEE FOR TITLE 2.56 miles. Rd, for a distance of 1.07 of 0.04 miles. southeast to Anderson Rd, for the Adopt-A-Highway request for the SERVICES •155TH AVENUE: Begin - miles. •CORBIN DRIVE: Begin - a distance of 1.16 miles. SDSMT American Indian Science and ning at Hwy 1416 south to 0.35 •AIRPORT ROAD, S: Be - ning at Reservoir Rd east to •GREEN WILLOW DRIVE: Engineering Society Chapter to clean a WHEREAS, by motion of the miles south of 228 St, for a dis - ginning at E Hwy 44 south for Lunar Dr, for a distance of 0.21 Beginning at Green Tree Dr portion of Universal Drive and authorize Board effective July 1, 2008, tance of 1.35 miles. 0.67 miles, for a distance of miles. northeast to Anderson Rd, for the Chairperson’s signature on the confir - the Pennington County Com - •155TH AVENUE: Begin - 0.67 miles. •COTTAGE COURT: Begin - a distance of 0.37 miles. mation letter to the organization. missioners established a docu - ning at 233 St north for 2.16 •ALBERT LANE: Beginning ning at O'Brien St southwest to •GREENWOOD LANE: Be - 13. Highway Department: Approve mentation fee of $25 for certain miles, for a distance of 2.16 at Plateau Ln east to Ellendale end of culdesac, for a distance ginning at Green Valley Dr the Sunset Ranch Road District Agree - title transfers that are miles. Dr, for a distance of 0.38 miles. of 0.04 miles. south to end of road, for a dis - ment and authorize the Chairperson’s sig - processed in the Pennington •156TH AVENUE: Begin - •ALBERTTA DRIVE: Begin - •COUNTRY ROAD: Begin - tance of 0.50 miles. nature thereto. County Treasurer’s Office; and ning at 226 St north for 0.84 ning at Sheridan Lake Rd ning at 143 Ave east to 1.00 •GYPSEY ROAD: Begin - 14. Highway Department: Authorize WHEREAS, the fee was set miles, for a distance of 0.84 southeast to Dunsmore Rd, for mile east of West Gate Rd, for ning at Leola Ln southeast to the Highway Department to advertise for for individuals or businesses miles. a distance of 0.76 miles. a distance of 5.01 miles. Heather Ln, and from Gypsey bids for two (2) new Loaders and one (1) permanently or temporarily re - •156TH AVENUE: Begin - ANDERSON ROAD: Begin - •COVINGTON STREET: Rd southwest to O'Brien St, for new Single Drum Vibratory Roller. siding outside the State of ning at Hwy 1416 south to 229 ning at South Side Dr south for Beginning at Twilight Dr south a distance of 0.25 miles. 15. Sheriff’s Office: Authorize the South Dakota or that have a St, for a distance of 2.00 miles. 0.49 miles, for a distance of to E Hwy 44, for a distance of •HACIENDA STREET: Be - Sheriff’s Office to re-advertise for bids to personal mailbox address in •157TH AVENUE: Begin - 0.49 miles. 0.88 miles. ginning at Plateau Ln south - purchase four (4) used, 2011 or newer South Dakota only and who ning at 233 St north to 1.05 APRES VOUS COURT: Be - •CRANE DRIVE: Beginning west to Williams St, for a dis - passenger cars and two (2) used, 2011 or have decided to utilize South miles north of 232 St, for a dis - ginning at Teewinot Dr south - at Long View Rd north for 0.25 tance of 0.20 miles. newer passenger mini vans, with the rec - Dakota as their state of choice tance of 2.05 miles. east to end of culdesac, for a miles, for a distance of 0.25 •HAMLIN CIRCLE: Begin - ommendation and award to be held dur - for vehicle titling registration; •157TH AVENUE: Begin - distance of 0.07 miles. miles. ning at Plateau Ln east to end ing the November 20, 2012, Board of and ning at E Hwy 44 south to ASH CREEK ROAD: Begin - •CROSSBILL CIRCLE: Be - of culdesac, for a distance of Commissioner’s meeting. WHEREAS, the Pennington Hammerquist Rd, for a dis - ning at Wilsey Rd southeast, ginning at Waxwing Ln north - 0.11 miles. 16. Auditor’s Office: General Fund County Treasurer does not tance of 0.51 miles. plus an additional loop of 2.50 east thence southeast looping •HAMLIN COURT: Begin - Supplement SP12-027 – To schedule a charge the fee to Pennington •158TH AVENUE: Begin - miles to Haakon County Line, to Waxwing Ln, for a distance ning at Plateau Ln west thence hearing at 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday, Novem - County property owners and ning at 232 St south 3.00 miles for a distance of 10.63 miles. of 0.30 miles. north to end of culdesac, for a ber 20, 2012, to supplement the 2012 active military providing military thence west 0.50 miles thence •ASHLAND ROAD: Begin - •CROYLE AVENUE: Begin - distance of 0.10 miles. General Fund Weed budget in the IDs; south to E Hwy 44, for a dis - ning at Hickory Dr south to ning at Sheridan Lake Rd •HAMMERQUIST ROAD: amount of $14,230 from assigned equip - NOW THEREFORE BE IT tance of 4.86 miles. Mystic Dr, and Sunnyside Dr south to Nonanna St, for a dis - Beginning at E Hwy 44 south, ment reserve fund balance. RESOLVED, that the Penning - •159TH AVENUE: Begin - south to Country Rd, for a dis - tance of 0.53 miles. east, and southeast to E Hwy 17. Approve a request by the South ton County Treasurer’s Office ning at 0.50 miles north of 226 tance of 0.62 miles. •DARK CANYON ROAD: 44, for a distance of 3.91 miles. Dakota American Legion Auxiliary to sell continue to charge the $25 ad - St south to Reride Ln, for a dis - •ATLANTIC DRIVE: Begin - Beginning at W Hwy 44 west •HARDING COURT: Begin - raffle tickets in Pennington County. The ministration fee as set forth by tance of 1.58 miles. ning at Twilight Dr south for for 1.37 miles, for a distance of ning at Butte Cir northwest to drawing is to take place June 7, 2013. motion of the Board effective •159TH AVENUE: Begin - 0.13 miles to end of road, for a 1.37 miles. end of culdesac, for a distance End of Consent Agenda Items July 1, 2008. ning at Hwy 1416 south to 229 distance of 0.13 miles. 8DAUGHENBAUGH ROAD: of 0.03 miles. 40 ACRE SURPLUS PROPERTY PUB - Dated this 9th Day of No - St, for a distance of 1.48 miles. •AURORA DRIVE: Begin - Beginning at S Hwy 79 to 2.50 •HARNEY VIEW DRIVE: LIC AUCTION – No Sale Completed vember, 2012. •159TH AVENUE: Begin - ning at Ave A south thence miles east, south, thence east Beginning at Dawn Ln south - MOVED by Davis and seconded by ning at 232 St south 2.00 miles southeast to Plateau Ln, for a of Dewey Ln, for a distance of west for 0.12 miles, for a dis - Buskerud to declare the auction held on /s/ Lyndell Petersen, thence southeast to 160 Ave, distance of 0.18 miles. 4.47 miles. tance of 0.12 miles. November 1, 2012, as “no sale” due a Chairperson for a distance of 3.26 miles. •AVENUE A: Beginning at •DAWN LANE: Beginning at •HART RANCH ROAD misunderstanding on the part of the high Pennington County Board of •160TH AVENUE: Begin - 192 feet west of Neel St east to Jolly Ln northwest thence WEST: Beginning at Neck bidder. Vote: Unanimous. Commissioners ning at 226 St north for 0.84 Sweetbriar St, for a distance of southwest to Harney View Dr, Yoke Rd south to Rodeo Rd, MOVED by Davis and seconded by miles, for a distance of 0.84 0.12 miles. for a distance of 0.27 miles. for a distance of 1.16 miles. Buskerud to schedule an auction to sell ATTEST: (SEAL) miles. •BASE LINE ROAD: Begin - •DEALERS DRIVE: Begin - •HART TABLE ROAD: Be - the surplus property, Parcel ID 57890, de - /s/ Julie Pearson, •162ND AVENUE: Begin - ning at 173 Ave southeast ning at Ennen Dr east for 0.02 ginning at Indian Creek Rd scribed as the NW1/4 NW1/4 of Section Auditor ning at Hwy 1416 south for thence east to Crooked Creek miles, for a distance of 0.02 east to Spring Draw Rd, for a 24, T1N, R1E, BHM, Pennington County, 0.76 miles, for a distance of Twp Line thence north, for a miles. distance of 2.00 miles. South Dakota, on December 4, 2012, at MOVED by Buskerud and seconded 0.76 miles. distance of 4.84 miles. 8DEGEEST DRIVE: Begin - •HARWOOD STREET: Be - 3 p.m. in the Commissioners’ meeting by Davis to take a 10 minute recess. •164TH AVENUE: Begin - •BASSWOOD STREET: ning at Twilight Dr north for ginning at Leroy St south to room. The motion was passed unani - Vote: Unanimous. The Board recessed ning at 227 St south 2.00 miles Beginning at Leroy St south 0.26 miles, for a distance of Basswood St, for a distance of mously on a roll call vote: Buskerud – at 10:30 and returned at 10:40 a.m. thence east 0.48 miles thence thence east to Sprucewood St, 0.26 miles. 0.12 miles. yes, Davis – yes, Holloway – yes, Traut - ITEMS FROM BUILDINGS & south to 230 St, for a distance for a distance of 0.20 miles. •DIAMOND COURT: Begin - •HAVEN STREET: Begin - man – yes, Petersen – yes. GROUNDS of 3.48 miles. •BATTLE AX ROAD: Begin - ning at Poker Dr north to end of ning at Sweetbriar St east to MOVED by Buskerud and seconded A. PENNINGTON COUNTY CAMPUS •165TH AVENUE: Begin - ning at Gray Rd south to Reno culdesac, for a distance of 0.06 Plateau Ln, for a distance of by Davis to authorize additional advertis - EXPANSION – CHANGE ORDER #1: ning at Meade County Line Gulch Rd, for a distance of miles. 0.29 miles. ing expenditures up to $1000. Vote: MOVED by Davis and seconded by south to 227 St, for a distance 0.71 miles. •DOROTHY DRIVE: Begin - •HEART COURT: Beginning Unanimous. Trautman to authorize the Chairperson’s of 2.07 miles. •BENJAMIN STREET: Be - ning at 175 feet north of Macks at Poker Dr south to end of RUSHMORE REGIONAL RAIL AU - signature to Change Order #1 dated No - •167TH AVENUE: Begin - ginning at Savannah St south - Dr south to Twilight Dr, for a culdesac, for a distance of 0.06 THORITY – Ben Snow, RC Economic vember 1, 2012, which increases the ning at 226 St south to Hwy west for 0.15 miles to end of distance of 0.25 miles. miles. Development. Contract Sum by $14,436.63 and in - 1416, for a distance of 2.01 road, for a distance of 0.15 •DRY CREEK COURT: Be - •HEATHER DRIVE: Begin - MOVED by Buskerud and seconded creases the Contract Time by 18 calendar miles. miles. ginning at O'Brien St southwest ning at Kings Rd east, south, by Davis that representatives from Pen - days for the J. Scull Construction Serv - •168TH AVENUE: Begin - •BENNETT ROAD: Begin - to end of culdesac, for a dis - and west looping to Kings Rd, nington County meet with the City of ices contract for the construction of the ning at Hwy 1416 south thence ning at Meade County Line tance of 0.02 miles. for a distance of 0.65 miles. Rapid City and the City of Box Elder for Pennington County Campus Expansion southeast for 3.11 miles, for a south to Country Rd, for a dis - •DUGGAN STREET: Begin - •HEATHER LANE: Begin - discussions regarding the Rushmore Re - project. Vote: Unanimous. distance of 3.11 miles. tance of 1.05 miles. ning at 144 feet north of Main ning at O'Brien St northeast to gional Rail Authority. Vote: Unanimous. B. PENNINGTON COUNTY CAMPUS •169TH AVENUE: Begin - •BIG FOOT ROAD: Begin - St southwest for 0.13 miles, for Gypsey Rd, and Gypsey Rd ITEMS FROM AUDITOR EXPANSION – BUILDING COMMITTEE ning at Meade County Line ning at 222 St north for 0.30 a distance of 0.13 miles. northeast to end of road, for a A. GENERAL FUND BUDGET SUP - RECOMMENDATION - ADDITIONAL south to 1.00 mile south of Hwy miles, for a distance of 0.30 •DUNN ROAD: Beginning distance of 0.09 miles. PLEMENT (SP12-025): This item was re - SERVICE AGREEMENT, ARC INTER - 1416, for a distance of 4.03 miles. at Anderson Rd east to Radar •HEINRICH ROAD: Begin - moved during approval of the agenda. NATIONAL: MOVED by Davis and sec - miles. •BLACKBIRD COURT: Be - Hill Rd, for a distance of 0.98 ning at E Hwy 44 west for 0.90 B. GENERAL FUND BUDGET SUP - onded by Trautman to include this item on •170TH AVENUE: Begin - ginning at Kings Rd northeast miles. miles, for a distance of 0.90 PLEMENT (SP12-026): MOVED by the agenda for the November 20, 2012, ning at Hwy 1416 south to 229 to end of culdesac, for a dis - •DUNSMORE ROAD: Be - miles. Trautman and seconded by Buskerud to Board of Commissioners’ meeting. Vote: St, for a distance of 1.00 mile. tance of 0.16 miles. ginning at Sheridan Lake Rd •HELIOS DRIVE: Beginning supplement the 2012 Emergency Man - Unanimous. •171ST AVENUE: Begin - •BLUE GROUSE WAY: Be - south thence southwest to end at Twilight Dr south to end of agement Fund budget in the amount of ITEMS FROM EMERGENCY MANAGE - ning at Meade County Line ginning at Wilderness Cir north of culdesac, for a distance of culdesac, for a distance of 0.21 $22,000 from restricted fund balance in MENT south to 229 St, for a distance for 0.04 miles to end of road, 1.37 miles. miles. the Emergency Management fund. Vote: A. MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT of 4.05 miles. for a distance of 0.04 miles. •DYESS AVENUE: Begin - •HERITAGE LANE: Begin - Unanimous. – 28TH MEDICAL GROUP, •176TH AVENUE: Begin - •BOGUS JIM ROAD: Be - ning at Meade County Line ning at Hisega Rd east to Pio - C. CANVASS ELECTION RESULTS: ELLSWORTH AFB: Dustin Willett pro - ning at Base Line Rd northeast ginning at Norris Peak Rd west south to 0.25 miles south of neer Ave, for a distance of 0.34 MOVED by Davis and seconded by vided information to the Board of Com - for 0.95 miles, for a distance of for 2.74 miles, for a distance of Country Rd, for a distance of miles. Buskerud to accept the canvass and de - missioners on a Memorandum of Under - 0.95 miles. 2.74 miles. 1.30 miles. •HICKORY DRIVE: Begin - clare the results of the November 6, 2012, standing between the 28th Medical •200TH AVENUE: Begin - •BONITA LANE: Beginning •DYLAN DRIVE: Beginning ning at Ashland Rd east to General Election official, and further Group, Ellsworth AFB, and the Rapid ning at 222 St north for 1.15 at Johnston Dr southwest to at Leola Ln east to Savannah Bennett Rd, for a distance of moved to authorize the Commissioners City-Pennington County Office of Emer - miles, for a distance of 1.15 O'Brien St, for a distance of St, for a distance of 0.08 miles. 0.25 miles. present to sign the Official Canvass. gency Management for Acquisition of miles. 0.11 miles. •EBEL: Beginning at 160 •HIDDEN SPRINGS ROAD: Vote: Unanimous. Strategic National Stockpile Supplies. •213TH STREET: Begin - •BONNIE LANE: Beginning Ave east for 0.22 miles, for a MOVED by Trautman and seconded B. REQUEST FOR CLUB MEMBER - ning at Babcock Rd east for at Plateau Ln east for 0.16 distance of 0.22 miles. by Buskerud to authorize payment of all Continued on page 9 Public Notice Advertising Public Notices Protects Your Right To Know. Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012 • Page 9
Proceedings of Pennington 3.46 miles. at Heritage Ln south to Pioneer ginning at Plateau Ln west to 272 feet east of Helios Dr, for a 1.00 mile thence south to Sage County Commissioners •MEADOW LANE: Begin - Ave, for a distance of 0.14 end of culdesac, for a distance distance of 0.25 miles. Creek Rd, for a distance of (cont. from previous page) ning at Twilight Dr north for miles. of 0.14 miles. •TWIN SPRINGS ROAD: 2.04 miles. 0.26 miles, for a distance of •PINE GROVE ROAD: Be - •SHAD STREET: Beginning Beginning at S Hwy 16 south - •PAULSEN ROAD: Begin - Beginning at 229 St south to 0.26 miles. ginning at Neck Yoke Rd south at Ethan Ct east and south to west to Old Hill City Rd, for a ning at Quinn Rd east to Big end of road, for a distance of •MEADOW LANE COURT: to Pine Valley Rd, for a dis - Mercury Dr, for a distance of distance of 1.04 miles. Foot Rd, for a distance of 3.00 0.98 miles. Beginning at Meadow Ln east tance of 0.99 miles. 0.30 miles. •URANUS DRIVE: Begin - miles. •HIDDEN VALLEY LANE: for 0.05 miles, for a distance of •PINEWOOD DRIVE: Be - •SHANNON COURT: Be - ning at Reservoir Rd east to •TRASK ROAD: Beginning Beginning at Hidden Valley Rd 0.05 miles. ginning at Dunsmore Rd north ginning at Plateau Ln south to Eclipse Ave, for a distance of at 222 St southeast to Cedar north thence west for 0.25 •MEADOW RIDGE DRIVE: to end of culdesac, for a dis - end of culdesac, for a distance 0.10 miles. Butte Rd, for a distance of miles, for a distance of 0.25 Beginning at Reservoir Rd east tance of 0.23 miles. of 0.06 miles. •VISTA DRIVE: Beginning 11.17 miles. miles. to 120 feet east of Ennen Dr, •PINK CABIN ROAD: Be - •SHARP DRIVE: Beginning at Bennett Rd west to end of •WOLF ROAD: Beginning •HIGHLAND HILLS ROAD: for a distance of 0.19 miles. ginning at S Hwy 16 south to at Neff Dr south to Twilight Dr, road, for a distance of 0.25 at Quinn Rd east to 3.49 miles Beginning at Dunsmore Rd •MEADOWBROOK COURT: Old Hill City Rd, for a distance for a distance of 0.26 miles. miles. east and south of Big Foot Rd, southeast for 0.30 miles, for a Beginning at W Hwy 44 looping of 1.14 miles. •SHARP LANE: Beginning WAMBERG COURT: Begin - for a distance of 6.48 miles. distance of 0.30 miles. southeast to W Hwy 44, for a •PINOCHLE PLACE: Be - at Sharp Dr northeast to end of ning at Albertta Dr west to end Dated this 9th day of No - •HIGHLAND LOOP: Begin - distance of 0.19 miles. ginning at Ennen Dr northeast culdesac, for a distance of 0.07 of culdesac, for a distance of vember, 2012. ning at Schroeder Rd west, •MEADOWLAND DRIVE: to end of road, for a distance of miles. 0.03 miles. south, and east looping to Beginning at Howie Dr north - 0.02 miles. •SHARPE ROAD: Begin - WAXWING LANE: Beginning /s/ Lyndell Petersen, Schroeder Rd, for a distance of east to Plateau Ln, for a dis - •PINON JAY CIRCLE: Be - ning at Hwy 1416 south to at Tanager Dr west to end of Chairperson 0.56 miles. tance of 0.19 miles. ginning at Meadowlark Dr Base Line Rd, for a distance of culdesac, for a distance of 0.24 Pennington County Board of •HIGHWAY 1416: Begin - •MEADOWLARK DRIVE: south looping to Pinon Jay Cir, 7.40 miles. miles. Commissioners ning at 173 Ave east for 2.86 Beginning at 342 feet south of for a distance of 0.41 miles. •SHAYLA COURT: Begin - WEDMORE ROAD: Beginning miles, for a distance of 2.86 Prestwick Rd east to Tanager •PIONEER AVENUE: Be - ning at Teak Dr northeast to at Lower Spring Creek Rd ATTEST: (SEAL) miles. Dr, for a distance of 0.48 miles. ginning at W Hwy 44 south end of culdesac, for a distance south for 0.92 miles, for a dis - /s/ Julie Pearson, •HILLTOP ROAD: Begin - •MELCOR ROAD: Begin - looping to Pioneer Ave, for a of 0.07 miles. tance of 0.92 miles. Auditor ning at Dawn Ln southwest to ning at W Hwy 44 southwest to distance of 1.09 miles. •SHERMAN STREET: Be - WEST GATE ROAD: Begin - end of road, for a distance of Kabee Pl, for a distance of 0.19 •PIONEER CIRCLE: Begin - ginning at Silver City Rd south ning at Country Rd north for B. PLATEAU LANE RECONSTRUC - 0.10 miles. miles. ning at Clarkson Rd southwest to end of street, for a distance 0.53 miles, for a distance of TION – SIDEWALK: MOVED by Hol - •HISEGA ROAD: Beginning •MERCHEN ROAD: Begin - thence northeast looping to of 0.18 miles. 0.53 miles. loway and seconded by Davis to proceed at W Hwy 44 southeast thence ning at Norris Peak Rd south Clarkson Rd, for a distance of •SHERRY COURT: Begin - WESTBERRY HILL ROAD: with the Plateau Lane Reconstruction southwest to Hisega Dr, for a for 0.88 miles, for a distance of 1.06 miles. ning at Jolly Ln east to end of Beginning at Nemo Rd south to with sidewalk on one side of the street. distance of 1.29 miles. 0.88 miles. •PIONEER DRIVE: Begin - culdesac, for a distance of 0.10 Westberry Ct, for a distance of Vote: Unanimous. •HOGAN STREET: Begin - •MERCURY DRIVE: Begin - ning at E Hwy 44 south to end miles. 0.33 miles. ITEMS FROM WEED & PEST ning at Covington St southeast ning at Ethan Ct southeast to of road, for a distance of 0.51 •SHIELDS ROAD: Begin - WHITE HORSE ROAD: Be - A. PENNINGTON COUNTY FIRE to Hacienda St, for a distance Stellar St, for a distance of 0.50 miles. ning at W Hwy 44 south recon - ginning at Hwy 385 northwest PROTECTION AND MOUNTAIN PINE of 0.12 miles. miles. •PITCH COURT, N: Begin - necting to W Hwy 44, for a dis - for 1.80 miles, for a distance of BEETLE SUPPRESSION PROJECT: •HORSE CREEK ROAD: •MERRITT ROAD: Begin - ning at Reservoir Rd east to tance of 0.42 miles. 1.80 miles. MOVED by Buskerud and seconded by Beginning at Hwy 385 north - ning at Northdale Dr west to end of culdesac, for a distance •SHILOH COURT: Begin - WIDE VIEW DRIVE: Begin - Trautman to approve the 2012-2013 Pen - west for 0.34 miles, for a dis - 0.24 miles west of Quarry Rd, of 0.03 miles. ning at Johnston Dr south to ning at Sun Ridge Rd south - nington County Fire Protection and tance of 0.34 miles. for a distance of 0.83 miles. •PITCH COURT, S: Begin - end of culdesac, for a distance east to South Canyon Rd, for a Mountain Pine Beetle Suppression Proj - •HOWIE DRIVE: Beginning •MESA DRIVE: Beginning ning at Reservoir Rd east to of 0.02 miles. distance of 0.37 miles. ect as amended and authorize the Chair - at Covington St east to Plateau at Sunnyside Dr south to end of culdesac, for a distance •SHORB ROAD: Beginning WILD LIFE ROAD: Beginning person’s signature thereto. Vote: Unani - Ln, for a distance of 0.20 miles. Country Rd, for a distance of of 0.06 miles. at Murphy Rd south to Custer at Sun Ridge Rd northeast to mous. HUGHES COURT: Beginning 0.50 miles. •PLATEAU LANE: Begin - County Line, for a distance of end of culdesac, for a distance B. PENNINGTON COUNTY FIRE at Hamlin Cir north to end of •METEOR STREET: Begin - ning at Pennington St south - 1.10 miles. of 0.08 miles. PROTECTION AND MOUNTAIN PINE culdesac, for a distance of 0.05 ning at Reservoir Rd east east to Williams St, for a dis - •SILVER CITY ROAD: Be - •WILDERNESS CANYON BEETLE SUPPRESSION PROJECT – miles. thence south to Gemini St, for tance of 1.02 miles. ginning at Hwy 385 southeast ROAD: Beginning at Wilder - CONTRACT FOR SERVICES: MOVED •HURST AVENUE: Begin - a distance of 0.16 miles. •PLUTO DRIVE: Beginning to 0.40 miles west of Sherman ness Cir south to S Hwy 16, for by Holloway and seconded by Buskerud ning at Bennett Rd west to end •MITCHELL LAKE ROAD: at Reservoir Rd east to Stellar St, for a distance of 5.00 miles. a distance of 1.42 miles. to approve the Pennington County Fire of road, for a distance of 0.13 Beginning at Hwy 385 south - St, for a distance of 0.25 miles. •SILVER FOX SPUR: Be - •WILDERNESS CIRCLE: Protection and Mountain Pine Beetle miles. east for 0.09 miles, for a dis - •POKER DRIVE: Beginning ginning at Wilderness Canyon Beginning at Blue Grouse Way Suppression Project Contract for Serv - •INDIAN CREEK ROAD: tance of 0.09 miles. at Reservoir Rd east looping to Rd west to end of culdesac, for looping to Blue Grouse Way, ices. Vote: Unanimous. Beginning at Spring Draw Rd •MOON MEADOWS ROAD: Reservoir Rd, for a distance of a distance of 0.27 miles. for a distance of 0.26 miles. FY2012 UNSPENT COMMISSION CON - west to 1.99 miles north of Hart Beginning at Dunsmore Rd 0.24 miles. •SILVER MOUNTAIN •WILDERNESS TRAIL: Be - TINGENCY FUND – Proposal to Use for Table Rd, for a distance of 6.48 east thence southeast for 2.04 •POTTER LANE: Beginning ROAD: Beginning at S Hwy 16 ginning at Sun Ridge Rd north the MPB Program: Commissioner Traut - miles. miles, for a distance of 2.04 at Pennington St east to southwest reconnecting to S to end of culdesac, for a dis - man: No action was taken at this time. •I-90 SERVICE ROAD, S: miles. Meadow Ln, for a distance of Hwy 16, for a distance of 2.09 tance of 0.12 miles. HOLIDAY CLOSURES FOR PENNING - Beginning at N Elk Vale Rd •MORNING VIEW DRIVE: 0.06 miles. miles. •WILLIAMS STREET: Be - TON COUNTY – Commissioner east for 1.54 miles, for a dis - Beginning at Plymouth Dr east •POTTER ROAD: Begin - •SLATE PRAIRIE ROAD: ginning at Covington St south - Buskerud tance of 1.54 miles. for 0.50 miles, for a distance of ning at Nemo Rd north to end Beginning at S Rochford Rd east to Reservoir Rd, for a dis - MOVED by Buskerud and seconded •J COURT: Beginning at 0.50 miles. of road, for a distance of 0.80 southeast to Deerfield Rd, for a tance of 0.71 miles. by Trautman that Pennington County Plateau Ln east to end of •MORRIS LANE: Beginning miles. distance of 6.03 miles. •WILSEY ROAD: Beginning have ten (10) closed holidays as follows: culdesac, for a distance of 0.09 at Anderson Rd east to Radar •PRESTON PLACE: Begin - •SOLITAIRE DRIVE: Begin - at Ash Creek Rd southwest to New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, miles. Hill Rd, for a distance of 1.00 ning at Williams St southwest ning at Reservoir Rd east loop - Creighton Rd, for a distance of President’s Day, Memorial Day, Inde - •JACK PINE DRIVE: Begin - mile. to end of culdesac, for a dis - ing to Reservoir Rd, for a dis - 7.94 miles. pendence Day, Labor Day, Native Ameri - ning at Leroy St south to Albert •MOUNTAIN BEAVER WAY: tance of 0.03 miles. tance of 0.25 miles. •WISEHART ROAD: Begin - can Day, Veterans’ Day, Thanksgiving Ln, for a distance of 0.16 miles. Beginning at Wilderness •PRESTON STREET: Be - •SONQUIST LANE: Begin - ning at 0.18 miles north of E Day, Christmas Day. •JOHNSTON COURT: Be - Canyon Rd north to end of ginning at Savannah St south - ning at Forest Rd west to end Hwy 44 south to 0.36 miles Commissioner Holloway left the meet - ginning at Johnston Dr north - culdesac, for a distance of 0.06 west to Williams St, for a dis - of road, for a distance of 0.14 south of E Hwy 44, for a dis - ing. east to end of culdesac, for a miles. tance of 0.06 miles. miles. tance of 0.54 miles. The motion failed on a roll call vote: distance of 0.04 miles. •MOUNTAIN PINE LANE: •QUAD COURT: Beginning •SOUTH SIDE DRIVE: Be - •WOODCREST COURT: Buskerud – yes, Davis – no, Trautman – •JOHNSTON DRIVE: Be - Beginning at Spring Canyon Trl at Williams St southwest to end ginning at Reservoir Rd east to Beginning at Potter Rd west to no, Petersen – no. Commissioner Hol - ginning at O'Brien St southwest northwest to end of culdesac, of culdesac, for a distance of Redemption Rd, for a distance end of culdesac, for a distance loway returned to the meeting. thence northeast to 200 feet for a distance of 0.23 miles. 0.03 miles. of 1.52 miles. of 0.19 miles. A. 2012 CHRISTMAS EVE – AUDI - northeast of Bonita Ln, for a •MURPHY ROAD: Begin - •RADAR HILL ROAD: Be - •SPADE COURT: Beginning •ZINNIA STREET: Begin - TOR PEARSON: The Board made no distance of 0.42 miles. ning at Shorb Rd east to S Hwy ginning at E Hwy 44 south to at Poker Dr south to end of ning at Twilight Dr north to end change to the existing policy which closes •JOHNSTON LANE: Begin - 79, for a distance of 0.86 miles. end of road, for a distance of culdesac, for a distance of 0.06 of street, for a distance of 0.17 the Courthouse at noon on Christmas ning at Johnston Dr southeast •MYSTIC DRIVE: Begin - 0.54 miles. miles. miles. Eve. looping to Johnston Dr, for a ning at Ashland Rd east to •RAINBOW LANE: Begin - •SPRING CANYON TRAIL: Dated this 9th day of No - ITEMS FROM COMMISSION ASSIS - distance of 0.19 miles. Bennett Rd, for a distance of ning at Plateau Ln east to end Beginning at Sheridan Lake Rd vember, 2012. TANT •JOKER STREET: Begin - 0.25 miles. of culdesac, for a distance of south to Mountain Pine Ln, for A. PROPOSED LEASE AGREEMENT ning at Poker Dr east to Ennen •NAMELESS CAVE ROAD: 0.13 miles. a distance of 0.35 miles. /s/ Lyndell Petersen, – CELL PHONE TOWER ON COUNTY Dr, for a distance of 0.06 miles. Beginning at W Hwy 44 north - •RAVEN CIRCLE: Begin - •SPRUCEWOOD STREET: Chairperson CAMPUS: MOVED by Buskerud and sec - •KERRY DRIVE: Beginning west to end of road, for a dis - ning at Tanager Dr southwest Beginning at Leroy St south to Pennington County Board of onded by Trautman to not pursue the pro - at Dunsmore Rd south and tance of 1.98 miles. looping to Tanager Dr, for a dis - Saturn Dr, for a distance of Commissioners posal. Vote: Unanimous. west to Dunsmore Rd, for a •NEEL STREET: Beginning tance of 0.37 miles. 0.23 miles. B. DEPARTMENT HEAD ANNUAL distance of 0.43 miles. at Sweetbriar St south to end •RAVEN COURT: Begin - •STELLAR STREET: Begin - ATTEST: EVALUATION PROCEDURE POLICY: •KINGBIRD COURT: Begin - of road, for a distance of 0.75 ning at Raven Cir northwest to ning at Mercury Dr south to /s/ Julie Pearson, MOVED by Holloway and seconded by ning at Tanager Dr northwest to miles. end of culdesac, for a distance Pluto Dr, for a distance of 0.10 Auditor Buskerud to approve the proposed policy, end of culdesac, for a distance •NEVA WAY: Beginning at of 0.09 miles. miles. Pennington County Annual Evaluation of 0.11 miles. 143 Ave west to end of road, •RED ROCK CANYON •STRATO BOWL ROAD: MOVED by Holloway and seconded by Procedure for Department Heads, as pre - •KINGS COURT: Beginning for a distance of 0.51 miles. ROAD: Beginning at 0.22 Beginning at S Hwy 16 north Trautman to approve Resolution 2012- sented. Vote: Unanimous. at Kings Rd southeast to end of •NIKE ROAD, W: Beginning miles southwest of Idlewild Ct for 1.28 miles, for a distance of 10-16-3, County Aid Roads, and author - MOVED by Holloway and seconded by culdesac, for a distance of 0.14 at Meade County Line south southwest for 0.31 miles, for a 1.28 miles. ize the Chairperson’s signature thereto. Buskerud to schedule a special Board of miles. for 0.91 miles, for a distance of distance of 0.31 miles. •SULLY COURT: Beginning Vote: Unanimous. Commissioners’ meeting for 9:00 a.m., •KINGS ROAD: Beginning 0.91 miles. •REED COURT: Beginning at Grant Cir northeast to end of December 17, 2012, for the purpose of at Nemo Rd west and south - NONANNA STREET: Begin - at Haven St north to end of culdesac, for a distance of 0.08 RESOLUTION 2012-10-16-3 holding department head evaluations in east to end of culdesac, for a ning at Okpealuk St east to culdesac, for a distance of 0.06 miles. COUNTY AID ROADS executive session. Vote: Unanimous. distance of 1.14 miles. Dunsmore Rd, for a distance of miles. •SUN RIDGE ROAD: Be - C. PROPOSED SPRING CREEK WA - •KITT PEAK ROAD: Begin - 0.17 miles. •RESERVOIR ROAD: Be - ginning at Aztec Dr southeast WHEREAS, the Pennington TERSHED 319 PROJECT SPECIAL ning at Moon Meadows Dr •NONANNA STREET: Be - ginning at Meadow Ridge Dr to end of road, for a distance of County Board of Commission - MEETING: south to Mount Locke Ln, for a ginning at Albertta Dr east to south to Twilight Dr, for a dis - 0.53 miles. ers have determined that it MOVED by Buskerud and seconded distance of 0.64 miles. Okpealuk St, for a distance of tance of 0.56 miles. SUNNYSIDE DRIVE: Begin - would be in the best interest of by Trautman to hold an informational pub - •LA CROSSE STREET: Be - 0.21 miles. •RIDGELAND LOOP: Be - ning at W Sunnyside Dr east to the residents of Pennington lic hearing on Tuesday, November 27, ginning at 280 feet south of •O'BRIEN STREET: Begin - ginning at Schroeder Rd north Bennett Rd, for a distance of County for the safe and effi - 2012, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Hill City Centre St south to San Fran - ning at Covington St southeast looping to Ridgeland Loop, for 0.37 miles. cient movement of traffic, that High School Theatre. Davis called the cisco St, for a distance of 0.23 to Long View Rd, for a distance a distance of 1.02 miles. SUNNYSIDE DRIVE, S: Be - certain Township Roads re - question. Vote on the question: Unani - miles. of 0.59 miles. •ROBINS ROOST ROAD: ginning at W Sunnyside Dr ceive needed maintenance; mous. Vote on the motion: Unanimous. •LANGENBERG COURT: •OAK MEADOWS ROAD: Beginning at Hwy 385 south to east to Bennett Rd, for a dis - and MOVED by Davis and seconded by Beginning at Albertta Dr west Beginning at Playhouse Rd Mitchell Lake Rd, for a distance tance of 0.38 miles. WHEREAS, this Board has Trautman to allow the office manager to to end of culdesac, for a dis - southeast for 0.94 miles, for a of 0.47 miles. SUNNYSIDE DRIVE, W: Be - the authority to designate cer - set November 28, 2012, as an alternative tance of 0.05 miles. distance of 0.94 miles. •ROCHFORD ROAD: Be - ginning at S Sunnyside Dr tain Township Roads as date, if needed. Vote: Unanimous. •LAUREL HEIGHTS DRIVE: •OEDING ROAD: Begin - ginning at Camp Five Rd east south to Country Rd, for a dis - County Aid Roads pursuant to MOVED by Holloway and seconded by Beginning at John St east to ning at Hwy 1416 south for to S Rochford Rd, for a dis - tance of 0.25 miles. SDCL 31-13-12; now Buskerud to authorize the Chairperson’s 166 feet southeast of Pine 0.44 miles, for a distance of tance of 3.38 miles. SWEETBRIAR STREET: Be - THEREFORE, BE IT RE - signature on the facilities use agreement. Cone Ln intersection, for a dis - 0.44 miles. •ROLLING HILLS DRIVE: ginning at Twilight Dr south to SOLVED that the following list Vote: Unanimous. tance of 0.30 miles. •OKPEALUK COURT: Be - Beginning at Lindsey Dr south - Haven St, for a distance of of Township Roads is hereby MOVED by Davis and seconded by •LEOLA LANE: Beginning ginning at Okpealuk St west to east to end of culdesac, for a 0.45 miles. classified as County Aid Roads Trautman to approve advertising costs up at 267 feet north of Dylan Dr end of culdesac, for a distance distance of 0.42 miles. SWEETBRIAR STREET: Be - for maintenance purposes: to $175.00. Vote: Unanimous. southeast to O'Brien St, for a of 0.08 miles. •ROSS COURT: Beginning ginning at 188 feet west of •194TH AVENUE: Begin - MOVED by Buskerud and seconded distance of 0.24 miles. •OKPEALUK STREET: Be - at Reservoir Rd west to end of Neel St east thence south to ning at 229 St south to 230 St, by Holloway to authorize the Chairper - •LEROY STREET: Begin - ginning at Sheridan Lake Rd culdesac, for a distance of 0.09 Twilight Dr, for a distance of for a distance of 1.00 miles. son’s signature on letters requesting that ning at Plateau Ln east to south to Albertta Dr, for a dis - miles. 0.49 miles. •195TH AVENUE: Begin - the DENR and the EPA participate in the Lunar Dr, for a distance of 0.63 tance of 0.54 miles. •RUSSET LANE: Beginning TANAGER COURT: Beginning ning at 239 St south for 0.35 event. Vote: Unanimous. miles. •OLD FOLSOM ROAD: Be - at Jolly Ln east and south to at Tanager Dr northeast to end miles, for a distance of 0.35 MOVED by Davis and seconded by •LINDSEY DRIVE: Begin - ginning at 386 feet east of S Sherry Ct, for a distance of of culdesac, for a distance of miles. Trautman that the meeting be informa - ning at W Hwy 44 south to end Hwy 79 north to end of road, 0.14 miles. 0.11 miles. •196TH AVENUE: Begin - tional only and followed by an open of drive, for a distance of 0.37 for a distance of 0.34 miles. SAINT GERMAINE ROAD: TANAGER DRIVE: Beginning ning at Hwy 1416 south to 239 house to interact with the presenters. miles. •OLD FOLSOM ROAD: Be - Beginning at E Hwy 44 south at Sheridan Lake Rd north St, for a distance of 3.46 miles. Vote: Unanimous. •LUNAR DRIVE: Beginning ginning at 0.50 miles east of S for 0.65 miles, for a distance of looping to Sheridan Lake Rd, •222ND STREET: Begin - PLANNING & ZONING CONSENT at Leroy St south to Corbin Dr, Hwy 79 north for 0.40 miles, for 0.65 miles. for a distance of 0.76 miles. ning at Creighton Rd west for AGENDA for a distance of 0.10 miles. a distance of 0.40 miles. •SAINT JOSEPH STREET: TAYLOR RANCH ROAD: Be - 4.69 miles, for a distance of The following items have been placed •MACKS DRIVE: Beginning •PACIFIC LANE: Beginning Beginning at Main St southeast ginning at Hwy 385 east to 462 4.69 miles. on the Consent Agenda for action to be at N Neel St east to Dorothy Dr, at Twilight Dr south to end of to end of road, for a distance of feet east of Horsemans Ranch •222ND STREET: Begin - taken on all items by a single vote of the for a distance of 0.18 miles. road, for a distance of 0.15 0.33 miles. Rd, for a distance of 0.54 ning at Denke Rd east to Quinn Board of Commissioners. Any item may •MAIN STREET: Beginning miles. •SAN BERNARDO miles. Rd, for a distance of 1.48 be removed from the Consent Agenda for at Saint Joseph St east to •PALMER CREEK ROAD: STREET: Beginning at Bonita •TEAK DRIVE: Beginning at miles. separate action. Nugget St, for a distance of Beginning at Hwy 244 south - Ln southeast to end of street, Covington St southeast to •230TH STREET: Begin - MOVED by Buskerud and seconded 0.29 miles. west to Hwy 87, for a distance for a distance of 0.07 miles. Teewinot Dr, for a distance of ning at Quinn Rd east to Big by Holloway to approve Planning & Zon - •MALL DRIVE: Beginning at of 3.40 miles. •SAN FRANCISCO 0.20 miles. Foot Rd, for a distance of 2.99 ing Consent Agenda Items B, C & D as Bunker Dr west to Cabot Hill •PALMER GULCH ROAD: STREET: Beginning at La •TEEWINOT DRIVE: Begin - miles. presented. Item A was removed for sep - Rd, thence south to Van St, for Beginning at Hwy 385 south to Crosse St east to Cambell St, ning at E Hwy 44 north to end •239TH STREET: Begin - arate consideration. Vote: Unanimous. a distance of 0.17 miles. Eddy Lode Rd, for a distance for a distance of 0.51 miles. of culdesac, for a distance of ning at 195 Ave east to 196 B. SECOND READING OF MAJOR •MARCIA COURT: Begin - of 1.47 miles. •SAND CREEK COURT: 0.23 miles. Ave, for a distance of 1.01 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ning at Okpealuk St east to end •PALMER ROAD: Begin - Beginning at O'Brien St south - •TERRY DRIVE: Beginning miles. AMENDMENT / PU 12-03: Kathy of culdesac, for a distance of ning at Nemo Rd northeast to west to end of culdesac, for a at Twilight Dr southeast to Neel •246TH STREET: Begin - Boyum. To amend the existing Planned 0.08 miles. end of road, for a distance of distance of 0.03 miles. St, for a distance of 0.18 miles. ning at Spring Draw Rd east to Unit Development for Robins Roost Cab - •MARSHALL GULCH 0.52 miles. •SATURN DRIVE: Begin - •THUNDERHEAD FALLS E Hwy 44, for a distance of ins to include additional land and to re - ROAD: Beginning at Deerfield •PATTERSON DRIVE: Be - ning at 525 feet west of ROAD: Beginning at W Hwy 1.33 miles. move the single-family residence from the Rd northeast to Lois Ln, for a ginning at Jolly Ln southwest to Sprucewood St east to Gemini 44 south to end of road, for a •BABCOCK ROAD: Begin - approved uses which will allow for the distance of 0.93 miles. end of road, for a distance of St, for a distance of 0.51 miles. distance of 1.47 miles. ning at Creighton Rd west platting of proposed Lot 1 of Boyum Sub - •MARTY ROAD: Beginning 0.08 miles. •SAVANNAH STREET: Be - •TRAIL DRIVE: Beginning thence north to 2.13 miles division in accordance with Section 213 at Sharpe Rd east for 0.97 •PEANUT LANE: Beginning ginning at 465 feet north of at Covington St east to Trail - north of 213 St, for a distance of the Pennington County Zoning Ordi - miles, for a distance of 0.97 at Twilight Dr south and east to Dylan Dr southeast to Williams wood Ln, for a distance of 0.16 of 8.82 miles. nance. miles. Sweetbriar St, for a distance of St, for a distance of 0.42 miles. miles. •BEAR CREEK ROAD: Be - Major Planned Unit Development •MAY COURT: Beginning at 0.14 miles. •SCHOOL DRIVE: Begin - •TRAILWOOD LANE: Be - ginning at E Hwy 44 east Amendment 12-03 is approved with eight J Ct south to end of culdesac, •PENNINGTON STREET: ning at Twilight Dr southeast to ginning at Williams St south to thence north thence east to (8) conditions. for a distance of 0.03 miles. Beginning at Ave A south to Jolly Ln, for a distance of 0.55 O'Brien St, for a distance of Sage Creek Rd, for a distance •MCMAHON ROAD: Begin - Twilight Dr, for a distance of miles. 0.09 miles. of 5.36 miles. ORDINANCE ning at Lower Spring Creek Rd 0.32 miles. •SCHROEDER ROAD: Be - •TURTLE CREEK COURT: •DENKE ROAD: Beginning NO. PUD 12-03 south for 0.59 miles, for a dis - •PENNY LANE: Beginning ginning at 0.25 miles west of Beginning at O'Brien St south at Creighton Rd east thence tance of 0.59 miles. at Kings Rd south looping to Ridgeland Loop west to Ridge - to end of culdesac, for a dis - south to 222 St, for a distance AN ORDINANCE AMEND - •MCVEY ROAD: Beginning Penny Ln, for a distance of land Loop, for a distance of tance of 0.07 miles. of 10.01 miles. ING SECTION 508 OF THE at Slate Prairie Rd southeast to 0.62 miles. 0.25 miles. •TWILIGHT DRIVE: Begin - •GOLF COURSE ROAD: Deerfield Rd, for a distance of •PIERRE LANE: Beginning •SERENITY COURT: Be - ning at Reservoir Rd east to Beginning at Glenn St west Continued on page 10 Public Notice Advertising Public Notices Protects Your Right To Know. Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012 • Page 10
Proceedings of Pennington ING SECTION 508 OF THE plat heading be corrected to: …(for - 4, 2012, at 3:00 p.m. There is a 20% non- expressed whether the lease includes posit refund, 285.00; BROSZ ENGI - County Commissioners PENNINGTON COUNTY merly…the Remainder of the J.R. No. 3 refundable earnest money deposit from verbiage on what percentage of the build - NEERING, INC, engineering fee on Air - (cont. from previous page) ZONING ORDINANCE, RE - Lode of M.S. 1864 and a Portion of the the buyer at the conclusion of the sale. ing is occupied by the ambulance and port building project, 3,622.83; CETEC, ZONING THE WITHIN DE - J.R. No.2 Lode… Take out “an unplat - The buy will be required to pay in full, by how much by the fire department. An at - sidewalk complaint research, 14,988.00; PENNINGTON COUNTY SCRIBED PROPERTY: ted”; 14. That both Ruby Gulch Road the end of the day. tachment with this specified should be in - CONTRACTOR'S SUPPLY, INC, 5 bags ZONING ORDINANCE, RE - BE IT HEREBY ORDAINED and Stenson Meadow Road signs be cluded with the lease agreement. The fi - of concrete, 114.50; CUSTOM ENVI - ZONING THE WITHIN DE - BY THE PENNINGTON posted by the developer; 15. That prior to LEGAL DESCRIPTION: THE NORTH - nalized copy will need to be approved at RONMENTS INC, Pay request #2 on Air - SCRIBED PROPERTY: COUNTY COMMISSION constructing across Ruby Gulch Road, WEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHWES the December meeting. port project, 31,225.13; DAKOTA BE IT HEREBY ORDAINED THAT THE PENNINGTON they contact the U.S. Forest Service; and, QUARTER (NW ¼ NW ¼) OF SECTION BACKUP, backup service, 145.95; BY THE PENNINGTON COUNTY ZONING ORDI - 16. That approval of this Layout Plat does 24 TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH OF RANGE 1 Motion by S Anderson, second by M An - DAKOTA BUSINESS CENTER, supplies- COUNTY COMMISSION NANCE BE AND HEREBY IS not constitute approval of any further ap - EAST OF THE BLACK HILLS MERID - derson to approve the contracted billing copier contract, 82.10; DAKOTA PUMP & THAT THE PENNINGTON AMENDED BY AMENDING plications to be submitted for the above- IAN, PENNINGTON COUNTY, SOUTH service for the Ambulance district start by CONTROL CO., INC, 2 floats for north lift COUNTY ZONING ORDI - THE ZONING OF THE FOL - described property. DAKOTA. (ID 57890) December 1st if possible. Motion carried. station, 125.00; DE'S OIL & PROPANE, NANCE BE AND HEREBY IS LOWING DESCRIBED PROP - Item Removed for Separate Consider - oil-filters-tire repair, 232.91; ANITA DER - AMENDED BY AMENDING ERTY: ation s/Julie A. Pearson, Motion by Morgan, second by Hustead to ANLEAU, craft show tacle refund, 30.00; THE ZONING OF THE FOL - Located on the following A. SPRING CREEK WATERSHED Auditor approve the ambulance district using Fi - EAST PENNINGTON CONS. DIST., 32 LOWING DESCRIBED PROP - metes and bounds description: MANAGEMENT AND PROJECT IMPLE - nance Officer (FO) Anderson’s old com - Plum trees-20 Juniper trees, 54.28; EN - ERTY: Beginning at the NE corner of MENTATION PLAN: MOVED by Hol - Published November 22, 2012, at the puter. Motion carried. ERGY LABORATORIES, testing, 25.00; Located on the followed Lot 1 which is identical with the loway and seconded by Trautman to ap - total approximate cost of $9.53. FIRST INTERSTATE BANK, sales tax, metes and bounds description: SW 1/16 corner of Section 21, prove the payment application for Alton or Motion by S Anderson, second by Dunker 512.18; FIRST INTERSTATE BANK, ach Beginning at the NE corner of T1S, R5E, BHM, a rebar with Barbara Bertschinger, SP2011PC54 in to leave the Ambulance Certificate of De - fees, 12.30; FIRST INTERSTATE BANK, Lot 1 which is identical with the an aluminum cap marked the amount of $3061.23. Vote: Unani - posit that just came due; in the city’s gen - ink cartridge for Jeff's computer, 44.99; SW 1/16 corner of Section 21, Buckhorn RLS 4896 driven into mous. WALL CITY eral fund until the Ambulance district GOLDEN WEST TELE, office phone, T1S, R5E, BHM, A Rebar with the stump of the corner tree End of Consent Agenda transfer is complete. Motion carried. 451.52; GREAT WESTERN TIRE, INC., an aluminum cap marked recorded in the plat of Tract C. ITEMS FROM PLANNING & ZONING COUNCIL MEETING repair on Loader tire, 207.50; GUNDER - Buckhorn RLS 4896 driven into Thence S00°08’18”W 512.55’ MOVED by Buskerud and seconded Motion by Hustead, second by Dunker to SON, PALMER, GOODSELL, lease the stump of the corner tree distant to the SW corner of Lot by Trautman to continue Item E, the First NOVEMBER 8, 2012 6:30PM approve 1st reading of Supplemental Ap - agreement for Ambulance district, 405.00; recorded in the plat of Tract C. 2, a 3/4” iron pipe Thence Reading of Rezone 12-11 and Compre - propriation Ordinance 12-8. Motion car - LOY HAMM, CC deposit refund, 59.62; Thence S43°03’29”E 236.02’ N75°23’01”W 444.09’ distant to hensive Plan Amendment CA 12-07, and The Wall City Council met for a regular ried. HAWKINS, INC, water treatment, 909.12; distant to the AP between Lots the south corner of Lots 1 and Item F, the first Reading and Public Hear - meeting November 8, 2012 at 6:30 pm in H-C GALLOWAYS, replacement of Mas - 1 and 2, a rebar with an alu - 2 which is identical with the ing of Ordinance Amendment OA 12-05, the Community Center meeting room. Motion by S Anderson, second by Mor - ter controller for all Well's, 2,193.00; HD minum cap marked Buckhorn corner of Lots A and B of Lot 2. to the December 4, 2012, Board of Com - gan to approve Resolution 12-12: Contin - SUPPLY WATERWORKS, meter for fire RLS 4896 Thence A 3/4” iron pipe Thence missioners’ meeting. Vote: Unanimous. Members Present: Dave Hahn, Mayor; gency Transfers. Motion carried. hall and City shop, 820.46; KEN'S RE - S49°47’50”E 353.27’ distant to N49°47’50”W 353.27’ distant to E. FIRST READING AND PUBLIC Rick Hustead, Councilman; Bill Leonard, FRIGERATION, repair on Well #7 heater the south corner between Lots the AP between Lots 1 and 2, HEARING OF REZONE / RZ 12-11 AND Councilman; Mike Anderson, Council - RESOLUTION 12-12 207.42; JIM KITTERMAN, insurance re - 1 and 2, which is identical with a rebar with an aluminum cap COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMEND - man; Stan Anderson, Councilman; Jerry SUPPLEMENTAL imbursement, 414.61; LYNCH, BRANDY, the corner of Lots A and B of marked Buckhorn RLS 4896. MENT / CA 12-07: RMS Lode/Matt Keck. Morgan, Councilman; Pete Dunker, APPROPRIATIONS CC deposit refund, 30.00; MAIN STREET Lot 2. A 3/4” iron pipe Thence Thence N43°03’02”E 236.02’ To rezone 6.99 acres from Limited Agri - Councilman CONTINGENCY DESIGNS, holiday banners for Main N89°46’23”W 178.60’ distant to distant to the point of begin - culture District and General Agriculture TRANSFERS Street, 509.32; NORTHWEST PIPE FIT - the SW corner of Lot 1 which is ning. Lot 2 contains 2.42 acres District to Highway Service District and to Carolynn Anderson, Finance Officer; TINGS INC, hydraunt repair kit, 55.10; identical with the NW corner of more or less. amend the Pennington County Compre - Lindsey Hildebrand, Chamber/Assistant WHEREAS, it appears that ONE CALL STYSTEMS, INC., locate re - Lot B of Lot 2. A rebar with an The above-described prop - hensive Plan to change the Future Land FO; Jeff Clark, Public Works Director; St. there will be insufficient funds quests, 18.87; PENNINGTON CO. aluminum cap marked Buck - erty is hereby rezoned from Use from Planned Unit Development Dis - Dan Wardle, Pennington County Sheriff; in the 2012 General Fund TREASURER, Refund on TIF #1 revenue horn RLS 4896 Thence Planned Unit Development trict and General Agriculture District to Ann Clark and Laurie Hindman, Penning - Budget to carry out the indis - collected, 2,977.70; PENNINGTON N00°20’36”W 175.15’ distant to District to Suburban Residen - Highway Service District in accordance ton Co. Courant; Pandi Pittman, Teen 19 pensable functions of govern - COUNTY COURANT, publishings, PC of Curve 1 a rebar with a tial District. with Sections 210 and 508 of the Pen - TV; Jim Kitterman; John Kitterman; ment. It is proposed that the 347.64l; PETTY CASH, postage, 113.52; plastic cap marked Buckhorn Dated this 9th day of No - nington County Zoning Ordinance. Randy Grabiel; Stacy Bielmaier following Supplemental Appro - POOL & SPA CENTER, Burn out, 58.26; RLS 4896 Thence following vember, 2012. Lots A and C of J.R. No. 5 Lode priations be adopted. POSTMASTER, office stamps, 282.00; Curve 1 to the PT of Curve 1 a MS 1864 and Government (All action taken in the following minutes RAPID DELIVERY INC, shipping fees for rebar with an aluminum cap PENNINGTON COUNTY Lots 9, 10, and 11 all in the carried by unanimous vote unless other - FROM: 101-0411-4115 Con - water samples, 21.60; S.D. AIRPORT marked Buckhorn RLS 4896 COMMISSION NE1/4 of Section 21, T1S, wise stated.) tingency - $48,250.00 MANAGERS ASSN., 2013 dues 25.00; Thence N44°56’26”E 230.59’ /s/ Lyndell Petersen, R5E, BHM, Pennington SD DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, water distant to the NW corner of Lot Chairperson County, South Dakota. Motion by Hustead, second by Dunker to TO: 101-0413-4290 Other testing, 176.00; GOVERNMENT FI - 1 a rebar with an aluminum cap F. FIRST READING AND PUBLIC approve the agenda. Motion carried. Expense (Election) - $2,027.00 NANCE OFFICERS, 2013 dues, 40.00; marked Buckhorn RLS 4896 ATTEST: (SEAL) HEARING OF ORDINANCE AMEND - S.D. HUMAN RESOURCE ASSOC, 2013 Thence N71°10’21”E 245.72’ /s/ Julie A Pearson, MENT / OA 12-05: Pennington County. Sergeant Wardle gave the police report TO: 101-0419-4290 Other dues 25.00; S.D. PUBLIC ASSURANCE distant to PC of Curve 2 a Auditor To amend Section 400.3-1-n-3, 6, and 10; and pointed out the overage on hours last Expense (Election) - $2,633.00 ALLIANCE, change in loss credit with FD rebar with a plastic cap marked Section 500.5-1-a-3-a; and Section 500.5 month. off the policy, 734.85; SD ASSOC. OF Buckhorn RLS 4896 Thence D. LAYOUT PLAT / PL 12-37: RMS - Table 1 of the Pennington County Sub - TO: 101-0419-4251 Building CODE ENFORCEMENT, 2013 dues, following Curve 2 to the PT of Lode/Matt Keck. To create Lots 1-3 of division Regulations. Randy Grabiel stated the Youth Football Repairs - $5,654.00 (Library 40.00; SD DEPT OF TRANSPORTA - Curve 2 a rebar with an alu - Addie Camp Subdivision in accordance EXECUTIVE SESSION per SDCL 1-25- team had increased numbers this season doors) TION, Airport project 2,648.01; SD MU - minum cap marked Buckhorn with Section 400.1 of the Pennington 2 and the facility used in the past for the NICIPAL STREET MAINTENANC, 2013 RLS 4896 Thence County Subdivision Regulations. A. Department Head Annual Perform - awards banquet would not be large TO: 101-0419-4340 Machin - dues, 35.00; SDML, 2013 dues, 764.45; S17°06’13”W 76.62’ distant to EXISTING LEGAL: JR #2 ance Evaluations per SDCL 1-25-2(1) enough. He stated they are a non-profit ery & Equipment - $1,666.00 SDML WORKERS COMP, work comp in - the SE corner of former Lot A, Lode less Lot I, less Lot J and B. Contractual/Litigation per SDCL 1- group and therefore was requesting the (FO computer) surance, 5,602.00; SERVALL UNIFORM, a rebar with an aluminum cap less Lot L of JR #2 and JR 25-2(3) usage of the grand hall with the fees CC rugs, 55.63; SUM, Gloria St/James marked Advanced Engineering #5Lodes and less Lot H2 of JR C. Personnel Issue per SDCL 1-25- waived. Motion by S Anderson, second by TO: 101-0421-4250 Repairs Ave signage 185.00; WASTE RLS 4896 Thence #2, #3 and #5 Lodes of JR #2 2(1) Morgan for free use of grand hall for the - $4,305.00 MANAGEMENT, garbage service, S89°42’34”E 190.42’ distant to Lode MS 1864; JR #3 Lode MOVED by Davis and seconded by Youth Football group on December 9th. 7,654.77; WALL BADLANDS AREA the point of beginning. Lot 1 less Lots 1 and 2 of Lot E, less Buskerud to convene in executive ses - Motion carried. TO: 101-0431-4282 I-90 CHAMBER, BBB funds, 4,110.12; WALL contains 3.41 acres more or Lot H2 of JR #2, #3, and #5 sion. Vote: Unanimous. The Board re - Lights - $4,000.00 BUILDING CENTER & CONST, supplies, less. Lode and less ROW of JR #3 mained in executive session from 12:55 Motion by S. Anderson, second by Mor - 649.03; WALL CEMETERY ASSOCIA - To amend the existing Lode MS 1864; GL 9, GL 10 p.m. to 1:03 p.m. MOVED by Buskerud gan to approve the building permit appli - TO: 101-0431-4341 Re - TION, purchase of old stamps, 23.78; Planned Unit Development for and GL 11; Lot L of JR #2 and and seconded by Davis to adjourn from cation for residing the Wall Drug Mall serve/Machinery & Equipment WEST RIVER ELEC, photo cell, Robins Roost Cabins to in - JR #5 Lodes MS 1864; Lot K executive session. Vote: Unanimous. façade. Motion carried with Hustead ab - - $26,250.00 8,701.93; WEST RIVER ELECTRIC clude additional land and to re - (Revised) of JR #5 Lodes MS PAYROLL staining from the vote. ASSOC, INC, Main St loan, 7,500.00; move the single-family resi - 1864; Lot A and Lot C of JR #5 Commissioners, 9,384.50; Human Re - TO: 101-0451-4290 Other WEST RIVER/LYMAN-JONES RURAL, dence from the approved uses, Lodes MS 1864 and Lot 1 of sources, 4,585.67; Elections, 21,595.23; The building permit for a fence behind the Expense (Pool) - $1,715.00 water purchase, 3,625.00. which will allow for the platting Stenson Subdivision, all lo - Auditor - liens, 3,273.51; Auditor, Discount Outlet was tabled until next TOTAL: 104,571.96 of proposed Lot 1 of Boyum cated in located in Section 21, 16,457.85; Treasurer, 50,291.24; Data meeting because the property owner and Dated this 8th day of Novem - Subdivision. The Major T1S, R5E, BHM, Pennington Processing - General, 41,703.91; State's renter were not present for questions. ber, 2012. Gross Salaries – October 31, 2012: Planned Unit Development County, South Dakota. Attorney, 152,206.00; Public Defender, Gross Salaries: Adm. - $5,348.66; PWD - Amendment use is hereby ap - PROPOSED LEGAL: Lots 98,036.74; Juvenile Diversion, 11,575.74; Motion by Dunker, second by Hustead to ______$9,520.08 proved in accordance with the 1-3 of Addie Camp Subdivi - Victim's Assistance, 5,203.66; Buildings approve renewing a conditional use per - David L. Hahn, AFLAC, Employee Supplemental Ins., following eight (8) conditions: sion, Section 21, T1S, R5E, & Grounds, 102,721.51; Equalization, mit for the Polished Pinky business to op - Mayor $357.10; HEALTH POOL, Health/Life In - 1. That a Building Permit be BHM, Pennington County, 66,971.60; Register of Deeds, 26,078.75; erate in a residential area for three years. surance, $4,180.42; METLIFE, Employee obtained for any structure ex - South Dakota. Sheriff, 358,852.64; Service Station, Motion carried. ATTEST: Supplemental, $25.00; SDRS, Employee ceeding 144 square feet or lo - To approve Layout Plat 12-37with the 8,051.33; HIDTA Grant, 9,472.87; Jail, Retirement, $1,754.26; SDRS-SRP, Em - cated on a permanent founda - following sixteen (16) conditions: 1. That 467,827.62; Jail Work Program, 4,833.69; Hustead reported the solid waste commit - ______ployee Supp Retirement plan, $150.00; tion, which requires a site plan prior to or at the time of Preliminary Plat Hill City Law, 12,512.56; Keystone Law, tee agreed an ordinance on mandatory Carolynn M. Anderson, FIRST INTERSTATE BANK, Employee to be reviewed and approved submittal, the applicant provide adequate 5,669.61; New Underwood – Law, commercial garbage service would be Finance Officer payroll tax, $3,097.08. by the Planning Director; percolation test results and soil profile in - 4,239.29; School Liaison, 16,185.75; Wall hard to control and regulate. One sug - 2. That the existing struc - formation for review by the Environmental Law, 12,258.94; JSC Teachers, gestion would be to create an ordinance Motion by M Anderson, second by Mor - Discussion was held on the Fire Depart - tures be allowed to remain in Planner or obtain approval of a Subdivi - 15,948.89; Home Detention, 11,779.56; on commercial businesses including a gan to leave the sick leave policy as is, ment’s usage of credit cards and not fill - their current locations, but any sion Regulations Variance waiving this re - JAIG/JSC, 3,313.42; Alcohol & Drug, fine for using another commercial busi - with specific issues brought to the council ing out purchase orders until the bill future additions to or replace - quirement; 2. That prior to Final Plat ap - 145,000.88; Friendship House, ness’s garbage container. Amending the on a case by case basis. come. This was a finding during the audit ment of these structures will re - proval, the 66 foot private access ease - 50,949.60; Economic Assistance, present ordinance will be reviewed. and needs to be resolved. Motion by S quire compliance with the set - ments (Ruby Gulch Road and Stenson 53,130.34; Mental & Alcohol-SAO, Motion by Leonard, second by M Ander - Anderson, second by Hustead to approve backs stipulated in Condition Road) be improved to Highway Service 7,775.38; Mental & Alcohol-HHS, Motion by S Anderson, second by son to allow Jim Kitterman to use sick November Fire Department bills. Motion #3; road construction standards, including a 3,508.25; Extension, 4,280.16; Weed & Leonard to authorize a committee to ap - leave for purpose of knee surgery and re - carried. 3. That the required set - 32-foot-wide, paved driving surface, a Pest, 8,699.29; Planning and Zoning, prove awarding the bid for the airport covery. Motion carried. backs for any structure be a surety or bond be posted for the road im - 20,965.02; Water Protection, 5,849.00; snow removal equipment when the engi - NOVEMBER 2012 FIRE DEPT BILLS minimum of twenty-five (25) provements, or the applicant obtain ap - Ordinance, 3,508.25; Juvenile Services neer comes back with a recommendation. Motion by S Anderson, second by Hus - BADLANDS BAR, meal for meeting, from the front property line and proval of a Subdivision Regulations Vari - Center, 237,836.06; Highway, Motion carried. tead to approve plat for Butch Kitterman. 59.50; BRYAN, GARRETT, Westberry- a minimum of ten (10) feet from ance to waive this requirement; 3. That 190,119.87; Fire Administration, 6,173.42; Motion carried. Nemo fire, 60.00; CORNER PANTRY, the side and rear property prior to Final Plat approval, engineered Title III MPB, 9,871.08; Dispatch, There have been comments about traffic fuel, 398.47; FIRST INTERSTATE BANK, lines. However, if the side or road construction plans be provided for 175,883.29; Emergency Management, speeding through the city parking lots and Motion by Dunker, second by M Anderson Verizon phone bill, 811.02; FIRST WEST - rear property lines abut a resi - the required road improvements to the 66 5,579.22; Emergency Management, the liability if something happened be - to approve the RETAIL (ON-SALE) ERN INSURANCE, fire pak insurance, dential district or street, the foot private access easements (Ruby 445.78; 24-7 Program, 19,339.79; cause of the speed. Motion by Dunker, LIQUOR application for: 6,939.00; GOLDEN WEST TELE, phone- minimum required setback will Gulch Road, Stenson Road, access road PCCCC Building Projects, 3,429.95. second by S Anderson to put up 15MPH Wall Golf Course, P.O. Box 383, Wall, internet, 118.12; JEREMY HERTEL, Fork be thirty (30) feet; to the rear of the lot and the main access PERSONNEL speed limit signs on each entrance to city SD 57790 fire, 202.50; BOYD KITTERMAN, Forks 4. That the permitted uses road to Prairie Berry or else the applicant Auditor’s Office: Effective 10/23/2012, B. parking lots to help decrease speeding Badlands Bar, Inc., Badlands Bar, 509 fire, 142.50; JIM KITTERMAN, Fork be for seven (7) seasonal obtain approval of a Subdivision Regula - Titus, $13.69/hr. traffic through them. Motion carried. Main Street, Wall, SD 57790 fire/Westberry-Nemo fire, 405.00; rental cabins, one (1) combina - tions Variance to waive this requirement; Weed & Pest: Effective 10/29/12, D. Cactus Café, Inc., P.O. Box 306, Wall, JACKIE KUSSER, Forks fire, 345.00; M tion office and three (3) bed - 4. That eight (8) foot utility and minor Ames, $12.73/hr. Motion by Hustead, second by Morgan to SD 57790 & T FIRE AND SAFETY, fittings, 264.31; room rental unit, one (1) four- drainage easements be dedicated along VOUCHERS adopt Release and Indemnification Wall Drug Store, Inc., 510 Main Street, PENN CO FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC, 12 unit seasonal rental structure, the interior of all lot lines or else a Subdi - AT&T, 11.14; AT&T Mobility, 646.25; Agreement to cover Deputies parking Wall, SD 57790. Motion carried. meals for Recognition Banquet, 192.00; and any accessory structures vision Regulations Variance be obtained BH Power Inc, 46,192.27; CBM Food personal vehicle in the police station PENNINGTON COUNTY COURANT, directly supporting the opera - waiving this requirement; 5. That at the Service, 32,376.36; City Of Hill City, garage while on duty. Motion carried. Motion by S Anderson, second by Mor - publishing, 16.00; JOEL STEPHENS, tion of the approved use; time of submittal for the Preliminary Plat, 26.35; City Of Rapid City - Water, gan to approve the PACKAGE (OFF- Westberry-Nemo fire, 60.00; WEST 5. That a guest list is main - the plat meets all the requirements of 4,449.25; City Of Wall, 143.20; Dakota In the strong windstorm, two of the Main SALE) LIQUOR application for: RIVER ELEC, electricity, 128.32. tained and smoke detectors Section 400.2 of the Pennington County Plains Legal Service, 15,500.00; Execu - Street lights had set screws stripped; the Rosebell Inc., Wall Food Center, P.O. TOTAL: 10,141.74 are placed in every sleeping Subdivision Regulations, including the tive Management Finance, 20.00; First engineer contacted Muth Electric and the Box 8, Wall, SD 57790 room; Plat to be scaled at not more than one (1) Administrators, 327,902.26; First Inter - lighting manufacturer about the issue. Jody Gallino, Corner Pantry, 218 South Motion by S Anderson, second by Dunker 6. That each smoke detector inch equals one hundred (100) feet, topo - state Bank, 7,504.08; FSH Communica - Public Works Director (PWD) Clark re - Boulevard, Wall, SD 57790. Motion car - to approve the November Ambulance be tested semi-annually for graphic information be provided of the tions, 60.00; Golden West Technologies, quested they check all the poles to make ried. bills. Motion carried. proper function. The smoke subject property at five (5) foot contour in - 803.48; Kieffer Sanitation, 2,285.64; sure they are not damaged before the detectors must be Underwrit - tervals, and the proper certificates and Knology, 8,054.83; Mayer, Gail A, one-year warranty expires. Motion by Hustead, second by S Ander - NOVEMBER 2012 ers Laboratory (UL) listed and statements be included on the plat or an 2,650.68; Medical Waste Transport, son to approve the RETAIL (ON-OFF AMBULANCE BILLS be either AC or battery oper - approved Subdivision Regulations Vari - 159.74; Midcontinent Communications, Mayor Hahn attended a pre- SALE) WINE application for: AT & T, cell phone, 46.56; CROWN OIL, ated; ance be obtained waiving any of these re - 650.00; Montana Dakota Utilities, emergency/disaster mitigation meeting. A Fat Boy’s BBQ, P.O. Box 306, Wall, SD diesel fuel, 874.50; MIKE ERZ, meals in 7. That the applicant have at quirements that are not met; 6. That the 4,201.66; Mt Rushmore Telephone, grant may be available to purchase a 57790 RC, 64.74; JERRY JOHANNSEN, meals least one (1) 2-ABC dry chem - properties be rezoned to Highway Serv - 58.00; Office Depot Credit Plan, 39.99; generator for the community center when D & W Properties, Inc., Red Rock in RC, 18.21; GOLDEN WEST, phone-in - ical fire extinguisher accessible ice District and the Future Land Use Map Orbitcom Inc, 43.79; Qwest Communica - travelers are stranded if the interstate is Restaurant, 506 Glenn St, Wall, SD ternet, 181.63; KENS REFRIGERATION, to all guests at all times on be amended from Planned Unit Develop - tion, 3.59; Qwest Corporation, 7,852.93; closed and in the event of power failure. 57790. Motion carried. INC, clean pilot light on furnace, 51.02; each floor or structure; and, ment Sensitive to Highway Service Dis - Rapid Valley Sanitary District, 38.35; Re - Estimated cost is $50,000-$75,000 and BOYD KITTERMAN, meals in RC, 35.62; 8. That this Planned Unit trict; 7. That at the time of Preliminary Plat liance Telephone, 5.59; Verizon, city may pay up to 25%. Dustin Willet of Motion by S Anderson, second by Dunker Matheson Tri-Gas Inc, oxygen supplies, Development be reviewed on a submittal, the applicant submits a Master 5,857.91; Wal-Mart, 111.06; West River the Pennington County Emergency Man - to approve the City minutes for October 83.26; CENTERS FOR MEDICARE complaint-basis only. Plan and Fire Mitigation Plan for review Electric, 1,289.38; Wright Express, agement will be at the December meeting 9, 2012. Motion carried SERVICES, enrollment fee, 523.00; PEN - Dated this 9th day of No - and approval by the Pennington County 300.85; to discuss it further. PWD Clark will find NINGTON COUNTY COURANT, publish - vember, 2012. Fire Coordinator; 8. That all setbacks are ADJOURN out costs of a generator and installation. Motion by Dunker, second by S Anderson ing, 96.00; PETALS & POTS, funeral to be 25 feet from the front, 10 feet from MOVED by Holloway and seconded by to approve the Fire Department minutes flowers-Holub, 30.00; RAPID CITY FIRE PENNINGTON COUNTY the side property lines, and 30 feet when Trautman to adjourn the meeting. Vote: PWD Clark reported the engineer is work - for October 9, 2012. Motion carried. DEPT, ALS runs, 1,350.00; DAWN COMMISSION abutting a residential district. The rear Unanimous. There being no further busi - ing towards going to bid for the sewer RICHTER, meals in RC, 18.46; WALL /s/ Lyndell Petersen, property line setback is to be 10 feet and ness, the meeting was adjourned at 1:03 project in January and awarding bids in Motion by Hustead, second by S Ander - BUILDING CENTER & CONST, supplies, Chairperson 30 feet when serviced from the rear and p.m. February, he is currently 95% done with son to approve the Ambulance minutes 6.99; WEST RIVER ELEC, electricity, abutting a residential district; 9. That the plans. All easements are signed but one; for September 17, 2012. Motion carried. 147.05. ATTEST: (SEAL) rear access road be improved to a mini - Julie A. Pearson, and that property owner would like to sell TOTAL: 3,527.04 /s/ Julie A. Pearson, mum of a 32 foot paved surface with a 66- Auditor his property where the easement crosses Motion by Morgan, second by M Ander - Auditor foot access easement, in accordance for a cost of $7200. The Wastewater son to approve the Library minutes for Gross Salaries – October 31, 2012: with Table 1 and Engineered Road Con - Published November 22, 2012, at the Committee met and recommends pur - October 10, 2012. Motion carried. Gross Salaries: $8,997.43 C. SECOND READING OF REZONE struction Plans be submitted for the im - total approximate cost of $980.96. chasing the property. The property owner / RZ 12-10: Kathy Boyum. To rezone provements, or approval of a Subdivision will not approve the easement; thus is Motion by S Anderson, second by M An - FIRST WESTERN BANK, Employee 2.42 acres from Planned Unit Develop - Regulations Variance must be obtained needed to move forward with the project. derson to approve Pay Request #2 for payroll tax, $1,722.17 ment District to Suburban Residential Dis - waiving these requirements; 10. That two Custom Environments for $31,225.13. trict in accordance with Sections 208 and of the three cabins either be removed NOTICE OF SALE Motion by S Anderson, second by Hus - Motion carried. Motion by Leonard, second by M Ander - 508 of the Pennington County Zoning Or - from Lot 3 or converted to daily or weekly tead to authorize the committee to make son to approve November Library bills. dinance. rentals, offices or a use allowed in a High - OF COUNTY SURPLUS PROPERTY the purchase of the property from Bruce Motion by Dunker, second by S Anderson Motion carried. Rezone 12-10 to rezone 2.42 acres way Service District; 11. That the power (TAX DEED PROPERTY) Dunker for the sewer project; which in - to approve the remaining November City from Planned Unit Development District line easements within the development cludes the legal fees for re-platting. Mo - of Wall bills. Motion carried. NOVEMBER 2012 LIBRARY BILLS to Suburban Residential District is ap - cannot have any structures located within NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol - tion carried. FIRST INTERSTATE BANK, fireplace in - proved. the easements; 12. That at time of a Pre - lowing surplus property will be offered for NOVEMBER 2012 CITY BILLS sert, 939.83; GOLDEN WEST TELE, liminary Plat submittal, a traffic study be sale by the acre at public auction in the The lease agreement for the ambulance ADVANCED DRUG TESTING, random phone bill, 36.53; WALL BUILDING CEN - ORDINANCE NO. RZ 12-10 included to determine if additional traffic Commissioners’ Meeting Room at the district has been reviewed and dispersed testing fee, 26.00; BEST WESTERN TER & CONST, supplies, 43.24; WEST control, such as lower speed limit or right Pennington County Courthouse Annex in to the council, ambulance board, and the RAMKOTA INN, motel rooms for confer - AN ORDINANCE AMEND - turning lanes are needed; 13. That the Rapid City, South Dakota on December district board of directors. Concerns were ence, 367.96; DAYNA BISBEE, CC de - Continued on page 11 Public Notice Advertising Public Notices Protects Your Right To Know. Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012 • Page 11
Wall City Council Meeting REPORTS: 06 069160 Lot 1 of Tract 2 of NW ¼ SE County Courthouse at 10:30 a.m. on the (cont. from previous page) A. MANAGER'S REPORT: Manager ¼, Quinn Municipality, Pennington 4th day of December 2012. At this time, Fitzgerald presented his October report to County, South Dakota. Anyone interested any person interested may appear and RIVER ELEC, electricity, 59.26. the Board. Motion by Director Krogman, in the approval or rejection of the above show cause, if there be any, why such re - FINANCIAL FOCUS TOTAL: 1,078.86 seconded by Director Matt to approve the license may appear and be heard. quests should or should not be granted. Manager’s Report. Motion carried unan - Gross Salaries – October 31, 2012: imously. Town of Quinn ADA Compliance: Pennington County BATTLE THOSE LOW the opportunity to earn more in - Gross Salaries: $648.00 B. OTHER REPORTS: None Finance Officer fully subscribes to the provisions of the RATES - WITH THREE come today, and more consistent REVIEW FY 2013 TAX LEVY: We re - Deborah Bryan Americans with Disabilities Act. If you de - TyPES OF INCOME income over time, than you’d typi - FIRST WESTERN BANK, Employee ceived the individual county tax levies sire to attend this public meeting and are Richard Wahlstrom cally get from variable income in - payroll tax, $86.20 from the Department of Revenue for the Published November 22, 2012, at the in need of special accommodations, www.edwardjones.com vestments. However, you will FY 2013 Tax Resolution and the Board total approximate cost of $11.91. please notify the Planning Department so If you depend on fixed-income likely also experience greater price Motion by Hustead, second by Dunker to reviewed the numbers. that appropriate auxiliary aids and serv - approve November Cemetery bills. Mo - ADJOURNMENT: ices are available. investments for at least part of fluctuations as interest rates tion carried. There being no further business, the your income, you probably haven’t change. Specifically, as interest meeting was adjourned at 10:33 A.M. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Julie A. Pearson been too happy in recent years, as rates rise, the price of your exist - NOVEMBER 2012 CEMETERY BILLS (CT). HEARING Pennington County Auditor interest rates have hit historic ing bonds typically will fall. CORNER PANTRY, fuel, 19.75. ATTEST: lows. Nonetheless, even in a low- •Rising income investments – TOTAL: 19.75 Published November 22, 2012, at the rate environment, you can broaden When investing for income, you’ll ______APPLICATION FOR LICENSE FOR total approximate cost of $15.88. the income-producing potential of want to keep at least one eye on in - SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES At this time the On-call schedule, Com - Kati Venard, your investment portfolio. flation – because if the interest munity Center report, and the Compensa - Recording Secretary tory report were reviewed. The Wasta Town Board of Trustees will However, before taking action, rates paid on your CDs and indi - ______consider during their regular meeting on NOTICE OF it’s helpful to know what the near- vidual bonds are lower than the Motion by S Anderson, second by Mor - Joseph Hieb, Monday, December 3, 2012 at 7:00pm in term direction of interest rates annual inflation rate, you may lose gan to approve FCCLA request for fee to Chairman the community building, the following: An HEARING may look like. The Federal Re - purchasing power. If this gap per - be waived for the Halloween Carnival and application for a renewal license for a serve has stated that it plans to sists over time, it could grow into a craft show table. Motion carried. Published November 22, 2012 , at the business to operate inside of a municipal - BEFORE keep short-term rates at their cur - a real problem for you. Conse - total approximate cost of $25.99. ity. THE PENNINGTON COUNTY rent historic lows until at least quently, you’ll want at least some FO Anderson recently attended a Risk PLANNING AND ZONING mid-2015. The Fed doesn’t control of your investment income to come RETAIL (ON-SALE) LIQUOR COMMISSION Management workshop and suggested long-term rates, making them from rising income investments, an adoption of several risk management & PACKAGE (OFF-SALE) LIQUOR AND THE PENNINGTON COUNTY items. WALL CITY WASTA BAR, TIM AND ROXY DIX BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS somewhat less predictable, but it’s such as dividend-paying stocks. Of 20 HWY 1416, WASTA SD 57791 still likely that these rates will rise course, not all stocks pay divi - PWD Clark addressed the following COUNCIL MEETING LOT 9-10, WEST ADDITION, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sooner than short-term ones. dends, but with the help of your fi - items: Well #7 is still out down and Cen - WASTA MUNICIPALITY, Pennington County Planning Commission In any case, rather than worry nancial advisor, you can find com - tral Lift reported the warranty on the MINUTES PENNINGTON CO., SD and the Pennington County Board of about something you can’t control panies that have paid – and even motor was expired when the well went NOVEMBER 14, 2012 Commissioners will hold a public hearing – that is, interest rate movements increased – their dividends for down. Approximate cost for a new motor Anyone interested in the approval or to consider the following proposed ordi - – try to focus on those things you many years running. And if you and seal section is $31,000. Test results The Wall City Council met for a special objection of the above-described license nance amendment to the Pennington can accomplish. And one achiev - don’t actually need the dividends meeting November 14th at 10:00am in may appear and be heard. County Zoning Ordinance adopted as an on Cell 1 show that with aeration total able goal is to create an invest - to supplement your cash flow, you suspended solids could drop by about the Community Center meeting room. adjunct to the Pennington County Com - 45% with one sample and 59% with the Carolynn Anderson prehensive Plan: ment mix that includes three types can reinvest them to build your other sample. If mechanical aeration is Members present: Rick Hustead, Coun - Finance Officer of income: variable, reliable and ownership stake in these stocks. introduced, we could digest more of the cilman; Pete Dunker, Councilman; Bill Town of Wasta OA 12-05 – Amendment to Section 400.3- rising. Keep in mind, though, that compa - total suspended solids before they settle Leonard, Councilman; Jerry Morgan, 1-n-3(b), 6, and 10; Section 500.5-1-a-3- •Variable income investments – nies can reduce or discontinue div - out and become sludge. Cost for the aer - Councilman; Mike Anderson, Council - Published November 22, 2012, at the a; and Section 500.5 - Table 1 of the Pen - Some variable income invest - idends at any time. Also, remem - ator is approximately $45,000. WREA is man; Stan Anderson, Councilman total approximate cost of $11.55. nington County Subdivision Regulations. ments, such as certificates of de - ber that stock prices will con - looking at an off demand electrical price posit (CDs), offer significant pro - stantly rise and fall, so the value and the aerator would run around 7 Others present: Carolynn Anderson, Fi - Said hearing will be held by the Planning tection of principal, and the value of your principal could decline. nance Officer; Jeff Clark, Public Works Commission on Monday, November 26, months out of the year with operating of your investment won’t change As you can see, all three types of costs about $10,000 for the season. Director; Laurie Hindman, Pennington NOTICE OF 2012, at 9:00 a.m. and the Pennington Co. Courant; Amanda Frink HEARING County Board of Commissioners on with fluctuating interest rates, income-producing investments – Next City Council meeting will be Decem - Tuesday, December 4, 2012, at 10:30 provided you hold your CD until variable, reliable and rising – offer ber 6th at 6:30pm. (All action taken in the following minutes a.m. in the Commissioners’ Meeting maturity. Of course, current rates some benefits, along with some carried by unanimous vote unless other - BEFORE THE PENNINGTON Room at the Pennington County Court - are quite low, which means CDs risks of which you need to be Motion by Dunker, second by M Anderson wise stated.) COUNTY house, Rapid City, South Dakota. Any in - provide you with little income aware. But putting together a mix to go into executive session for the pur - BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS terested party may appear and be heard. today, but their rates have the po - of these investments that’s appro - pose of discussing personnel issues ac - Council President Rick Hustead called Copies of the proposed amendments Notice is hereby given that the following tential to rise along with short- priate for your individual needs, cording to SDCL 1-25-2 at 8:15pm. Mo - the meeting to order in the absence of may be viewed at the Planning Depart - term interest rates. goals and risk tolerance may help tion carried. Mayor Hahn. petitioners have applied to the Penning - ment located at 315 St. Joseph Street, ton County Board of Commissioners Suite 118, Rapid City, South Dakota, dur - •Reliable income investments – you boost the productivity of the Mayor Hahn declared the meeting out of Motion by Leonard, second by M Ander - under the provisions of the Pennington ing regular business hours. When you purchase reliable in - “income” portion of your portfolio – executive session at 9:38pm and the son to approve the agenda. Motion car - County Zoning Ordinance as follows: come investments, which can in - no matter what’s happening with meeting was adjourned. ried. ADA Compliance: Pennington County clude individual bonds, you have interest rates. Stuart Adrian has applied for a Setback fully subscribes to the provisions of the ______Amanda Frink addressed the council on Variance to reduce the minimum required Americans with Disabilities Act. If you de - David L. Hahn, whether they would allow her to place a setback requirements from the Section sire to attend this public meeting and are Mayor modular home on the Wall Meat property. Line right-of-way and the east property in need of special accommodations, There were two singlewide trailers there line from 25 feet to 5 feet in a General please notify the Planning Director so that ______at one time. One was moved out to the Agriculture District located on That Part of appropriate auxiliary aids and services Carolynn M. Anderson, country and the other caught fire and was E1/2SE1/4 located between Highway 40 are available. Legal Publication Finance Officer removed since it wasn’t salvageable. The and Lot X and Lot X of E1/2SE1/4, Sec - property is zoned commercial. There are tion 20, T2S, R7E, BHM, Pennington DAN JENNISSEN, Published November 22, 2012, at the specifications that need to be followed County, South Dakota, 13790 Highway PLANNING DIRECTOR total approximate cost of $209.89. with the foundation for modular homes. 40, in accordance with Sections 205 and 509 of the Pennington County Zoning Or - Deadline is 11:00 a.m. The consensus of the council was to JULIE A. PEARSON, allow Amanda to proceed forward with dinance. PENNINGTON COUNTY AUDITOR placing a modular home on the property WEST RIVER WATER as long as the regulations are followed Notice is further given that said applica - Published November 22, 2012, at the and she comes back with a finalized plan tions will be heard by the Pennington total approximate cost of $18.43. on FRIDAY DEVELOPMENT for formal approval. County Board of Commissioners in the DISTRICT Motion by S Anderson, second by Dunker to go into executive session for the pur - OCTOBER 11, 2012 pose of discussing personnel issues ac - cording to SDCL 1-25-2 at 10:09am. Mo - CALL TO ORDER: The West River tion carried. Water Development District convened for their regular meeting at the West River Council President called the meeting out Water Development District Project Office of executive session at 11:08am. in Murdo, SD. Chairman Joseph Hieb called the meeting to order at 10:27 a.m. Motion by Morgan, second by Dunker to (CT). call for a special meeting at 9:00am on Roll call was taken and Chairman Hieb Friday, November 16th. Motion carried. declared a quorum was present. Direc - tors present were: Joseph Hieb, Casey The meeting was adjourned at 11:12am. Krogman, Marion Matt, Veryl Prokop and Lorne Smith. Also present: Jake Fitzger - ______ald, Manager; Kati Venard, Sec./Book - Rick Hustead, keeper. Council President ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: Review FY 2013 Tax Levy ______ T he Perfect Gift! APPROVE AGENDA: Motion by Director Carolynn M. Anderson, Krogman, seconded by Director Smith to Finance Officer approve the agenda with additions. Mo - Here’s a gi that says tion carried unanimously. Published November 22, 2012, at the $) ( $ -") $) &&" * % “Merry Christmas” every week of the year! " 0 MAIL TO: Pennington Co. 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Courant Box 435 • Wall • (605) 279-2565 Pennington County Courant • November 22, 2012 • Page 12 Guys LLC, 24125 Hwy 16A, Keystone, SD 57751, West State Mining LODMS, FOCUS ON THE FAMILY Section 5, Less Lot H1, H2, H3, T2S, R6E, BHM, Pennington County, South with Dr. James Dakota. PRAIRIE BERRY WINERY, Prairie Berry Dobson LLC, 23837 Highway 385, Hill City, SD 57745, Balance JR #5 Lode, MS 1864, Section 21, Township 1, Pennington Dr. Dobson Answers County, South Dakota. your Questions SUMMER CREEK INN, Summer Creek Resort, Inc., 24105 Hwy 16A, Keystone, Inn LLC., 23204 Summer Creek Dr., QuESTION: When we got en - NOTICE OF PUBLIC SD 57751, GL 16, Less ROW; unplatted JOHNSON SIDING , Patrick Shannon, Rapid City, SD 57702; IN-05E Sec 22, gaged, I thought my spouse could HEARING balance of GL21 Less ROW; Lot A, T1S, 12300 W Hwy 44, Rapid City, SD 57701, Custer Trails Subdivision Lot 3 & 4; that do no wrong. Now that we're mar - R6E, Section 31, BHM, Pennington Lot RR, Section 31, T2N, R6E, Johnson part of platted private road adjacent to ried, I've become aware that the County, South Dakota. Siding Townsite, Pennington County, said lots, Pennington County, South Dakota. person of my dreams actually has ON LICENSE South Dakota APPLICATIONS FOR SALE HORSE CREEK INN, Castle Creek En - some very annoying habits. How OF LIQUOR WINERY HILL CITY LLC, Winery Hill City do I deal with this situation? Is it terprises Inc., 23570 Hwy 385, Rapid RENEWAL OF RETAIL (ON-OFF SALE) City, SD 57702, Lot 17, T1S, R5E, Sec - WINE LICENSE FOR 2012 LLC, Lot 1, Candee Springs Creek Sub - possible to change your mate? The Board of County Commissioners of tion 2, Saxon Placer MS 1250, Less Out - division, 15,05E, 21, Pennington County, ANSWER: It's normal to be an - Philippians 4:8: "Whatever is hon - Pennington County, South Dakota on South Dakota. orable, pure, just, lovely … think lot 1 & RTY (Also in Section 3), BHM, BLACK HILLS RECEPTIONS & noyed with your spouse's habits. Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at their Pennington County, South Dakota. RENTALS, Black Hills Receptions & It's also fairly common to discover on these things." meeting that commences at 9:00 A.M., in Rentals LLC, 10400 W Hwy 44, Rapid Julie A. Pearson, Auditor that the two of you have conflicting 9. Pray for your spouse. God is the County Commissioners’ Meeting MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL ME - City, SD 57702, Lot 1 CL Subdivision, Pennington County personalities. What you need to re - ultimately the one who makes Room in the Pennington County Court - MORIAL, Xanterra Parks & Resorts Inc., T1N, R6E, Pennington County, South Published November 22, 2012, at the member is that you willingly chose change possible. So pray for your house at Rapid City, South Dakota, will 1300 Highway 244, Keystone, SD Dakota. mate's efforts. And since some be - consider the following liquor license ap - 57751, 2 South, 6 East, Section 18, Pen - total approximate cost of $53.69. to marry this person, not just be - plications to operate outside of munici - cause you shared some similari - haviors may never change, ask nington County, South Dakota. COUNTRY STORE AT THE FORK, The God to give you grace to accept the palities: Covington Consulting Group, Inc, 23820 ties, but also for the differences. PONDEROSA RESTAURANT & Highway 385, Rapid City, SD 57702, Lot You felt the need to be completed differences between you. RENEWAL OF RETAIL (ON-SALE) 10. Seek to change the habit, not LOUNGE, Melrose Enterprises Inc., 1 of Section 22 of Three Forks Store Ad - by another person who is unlike LIQUOR LICENSE WITH SUNDAY Palmer Gulch, PO Box 725, Hill City, SD dition, T1S, R5E, Pennington County, the person. If you're trying to alter you in some significant ways. The OPENING for 2013 57745, Tract 1 of Tract B, Home Sweet South Dakota. we don’t key is to work together to change your spouse's personality or tem - Home Placer, Section 4, T2S, R5E, Pen - the habits that can be changed and perament, you'll be fighting a los - CENTRAL STATES FAIR INC., Central nington County, South Dakota. DALCAM EZ MART, Dalcam Oil Com - learn to accept those that can't. ing battle that will end in frustra - States Fair, Inc., 800 San Francisco St., pany Inc., 3229 Teewinot Dr., Lot A, tion for both of you. Rapid City, SD 57701; N 1080’ of E 30 POWDER HOUSE RESTAURANT, Little Block 2, Section 10 of Ridgeview Place Charge… In an effort to coax constructive Acres if SE ¼ of NE 14, 1N-080 Sec 6, change in a spouse, some people If you need help implementing Guys LLC, 24125 Hwy 16A, Keystone, Subdivision, T1N, R8E, Pennington these suggestions, we'd highly rec - unplatted BHM, Rapid City, Pennington SD 57751, West State Mining LODMS, County, South Obituaries, resort to manipulative measures. County, South Dakota, and SW ¼ NE ¼, Section 5, Less Lot H1, H2, H3, T2S, They leave pamphlets or books ommend that you seek profes - IN-08E, Sec 6 Unplatted BHM, Rapid sional counseling. R6E, BHM, Pennington County, South HART RANCH GOLF COURSE, Hart engagements and around in the hope that their part - City, Pennington County, South Dakota. Dakota. Ranch Development Company, 23645 ner will get the hint. Don't take Send your questions to Dr. Dob - Clubhouse Rd., Rapid City, SD, 1S-07E that route. Instead, if you have a son, c/o Focus on the Family, PO COUNTRY INN BAR & CASINO, The RIMROCK TAVERN, Harley R. Scovel, Section 11 Hart Ranch Development wedding write-ups concern, assume ownership of your Box 444, Colorado Springs, CO Covington Consulting Group, Inc, 23820 12300 W Hwy 44, Rapid City, SD 57702, Ranch Golf Course, Parcel Village on the feelings. Voice them honestly and 80903. This question and answer Highway 385, Rapid City, SD 57702, Lot 2N, 06E, Section 31, Johnson Siding Green Sub, Less Village on the Green # are published free is excerpted from books authored 1 of Section 22 of Three Forks Store Ad - Townsite Lot SR, Pennington County, 2 Sub (also in Section 12 & 13), Penning - respectfully. Sometimes expressing dition, T1S, R5E, Pennington County, them in a note can reduce defen - by Dr. James Dobson and pub - South Dakota. ton County, South Dakota. lished by Tyndale House Publish - South Dakota. of charge. siveness and cut through commu - SALLY O’MALLEYS PUB & CASINO, MT RUSHMORE KOA, Recreational Ad - nication difficulties. ers. Dr. Dobson is the Chairman of THE GASLIGHT, Vengeance LLC, the Board of Focus on the Family, KJL, Inc., 3064 Covington St., Ste 206, ventures Co, 12620 Highway 244, Hill Call 279-2565 You should also ask yourself why 13490 Main Street, Rockerville, SD Rapid City, SD 57703, Lot 2, of Lot B in City, SD 57745, Tract 1 of Tract B Home you want your spouse to change. Is a nonprofit organization dedicated 57702, Lot 1, Rockerville Ghost Town Block 16 of Trailwood Village Subdivi - Sweet Home Placer, Section 4, T2S, it merely to please yourself or to the preservation of the home. 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