Minutes of the Regular Meeting – December 17, 2019

PENNINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Meeting of January 7, 2020

The Pennington County Board of Commissioners met at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 7, 2020, in the Commission Chambers in the County Administration Building, Rapid City, South Dakota. Chair Deb Hadcock called the meeting to order with the following Commissioners present: Mark DiSanto, Gary Drewes, Lloyd LaCroix, and Ron Rossknecht.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS MOVED by Drewes and seconded by Rossknecht to vote by voice. Substitute motion: MOVED by DiSanto to vote by paper. The motion died for the lack of second. Original vote: The vote carried 4-1 with DiSanto voting no. Chair Deb Hadcock opened the floor for nominations for Chair. MOVED by Drewes and seconded by Rossknecht to nominate Commissioner Hadcock for Chair. MOVED by DiSanto to nominate Commissioner LaCroix for Chair. The motion died for the lack of a second. The 2020 Chair is Commissioner Hadcock on a unanimous vote.

MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by LaCroix to nominate Commissioner Drewes for Vice Chair. Vote: Unanimous. The 2020 Vice Chair is Commissioner Drewes.

ESTABLISH COMMISSIONERS’ SALARY MOVED by Drewes and seconded by Rossknecht to set the 2020 salary for Commissioners at $876.92 bi-weekly. Vote: The motion carried 3-2 with DiSanto and LaCroix voting no.

REVIEW AND APPROVE AGENDA MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Drewes to approve the agenda as presented. Vote: Unanimous.

CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS MOVED by Drewes and seconded by LaCroix to approve Consent Agenda Items as presented with the removal of Item 10. Vote: Unanimous.

7. Minutes of the regular meeting – December 17, 2019. 8. Minutes of the special meeting – December 18, 2019. 9. Approval of the Resolution for the Drug Free Workplace Act Certification for a Public Entity for 2020.

2020 RESOLUTION DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE ACT CERTIFICATION FOR A PUBLIC ENTITY

1. The County of Pennington, SD certifies that it will provide a drug-free workplace by:

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a. Publishing a statement notifying employees that unlawfully manufacturing, distributing, dispensing, possessing or using a controlled substance in the recipient’s workplace is prohibited and specifying the actions that will be taken against employees for violation or such prohibition. b. Establishing a drug-free awareness program to inform employees about: 1. The dangers of drug abuse in the workplace; 2. The recipient’s policy of maintaining a drug-free workplace; 3. Any drug counseling, rehabilitation and employee assistance programs that are available; and 4. The penalties that may be imposed upon employees for drug abuse violations occurring in the workplace. c. Making it a requirement that each employee to be engaged in the performance of the grant or cooperative agreement be given a copy of the statement required by paragraph (a). d. Notifying the employee in the statement required by paragraph (a) that, as a condition of employment under the grant or cooperative agreement, the employee will; 1. Abide by the terms of the statement; and, 2. Notify the employer of any criminal drug statute conviction for a violation occurring in the workplace no later than five days after such a conviction. e. Notifying the federal sponsoring agency within ten days after receiving notice under subparagraph (d) (2), with respect to any employee so convicted; 1. Taking appropriate personnel action against such an employee, up to and including termination; or 2. Requiring such an employee to participate satisfactorily in drug abuse assistance or rehabilitation program approved for such purposes by a Federal, State or local health, law enforcement, or other appropriate agency. f. Taking one of the following actions, within 30 days of receiving notice under subparagraph (d)(2), with respect to any employee so convicted; 1. Taking appropriate personnel action against such an employee, up to and including termination; or 2. Requiring such an employee to participate satisfactorily in a drug abuse assistance or rehabilitation program approved for such purposes by a Federal, State or local health, law enforcement, or other agency. g. Making a good faith effort to continue to maintain a drug-free workplace through implementation of paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (f). 2. The recipient’s headquarters is located at the following address. The addresses of all other workplaces maintained by the recipient are provided on an accompanying list. Pennington County Administration Building, 130 Kansas City St., Rapid City, SD, 57701

Dated this 7th day of January, 2020.

/s/ Chair Deb Hadcock Pennington County Board of Commissioners

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ATTEST: (SEAL) /s/ Cindy Mohler, Auditor

The addresses of all other workplaces maintained by the recipient are as follows: 1. 24/7 Program – 111 New York Street, Rapid City, SD 57701 2. Buildings & Grounds - 302 Kansas City Street, Rapid City SD 57701 3. Care Campus - 321 Kansas City Street, Rapid City, SD 57701 a. Health and Human Services (Economic Assistance, Veterans Service Office) b. Addiction Treatment Services (Detox Services, Safe Solutions, Residential/Outpatient Treatment) c. Crisis Care Center 4. Central States Fairgrounds - 800 San Francisco Street, Rapid City, SD 57701 5. City/County Evidence Building – 625 1st Street, Rapid City, SD 57701 6. Extension Office - 601 E Centre Avenue, Rapid City SD 57701 7. Highway Department - 3601 Cambell Street, Rapid City SD 57701 a. Hill City Location - 24032 Highway 385, Hill City, SD 57745 b. New Underwood Location – 16101 229th Street, New Underwood, SD 57761 c. Wall Location – 20 North Creighton Rd, Wall, SD 57790 8. Pennington County Administration Building – 130 Kansas City Street, Rapid City, SD 9. Pennington County Courthouse – 315 St. Joseph Street, Rapid City, SD 57701 10. Pennington County Jail - 307 Saint Joseph Street, Rapid City SD 57701 11. Pennington County Sheriff’s Office - 300 Kansas City Street, Rapid City SD 57701 12. Pennington County Sheriff’s Office Fleet Station – 840 Centre Street, Rapid City, SD 57701 13. Wall Treasurers Satellite Office - 411 Main Street, Wall SD 57790 14. Western SD Juvenile Services Center & the Life Enrichment Center - 3505 Cambell Street, Rapid City SD 57701 15. Weed & Pest Office - 3607 Cambell Street, Rapid City SD 57701 10. Removed for separate consideration. 11. Set the precinct election board pay at the following rates for the 2020 Election Year: Superintendent $225 per day; Deputy (with experience) $175 per day; Deputy (first time) $150 per day, $30 for attendance at election school. 12. Accept the election results and approve the annexation to the Earth Drive Road District as presented. 13. Budget Supplement SP20-001 – General Fund John T. Vucurevich Budget (Public Hearing to be scheduled at 9:15 a.m. on January 21, 2020). 14. Approve the Chair’s signature to the Intergovernmental Agreement between Pennington County and South Dakota Public Assurance Alliance. 15. Change the scheduled March 19, 2020 Board of Commissioners Meeting date back to March 17, 2020. 16. Approve of the 2020 Humane Society Contract. 3

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17. Designate Wells Fargo Bank of South Dakota and First Interstate Bank as the primary active depositories for 2020 pursuant to SDCL 7-20-13. 18. Accept the Public Depository Liability Quarterly Report.

Removed for Separate Consideration 10. Designate the three legal newspapers for Pennington County for 2020: MOVED by Drewes and seconded by DiSanto to designate the Rapid City Journal, the Pennington County Courant and the Hill City Prevailer, as the three legal newspapers for Pennington County for 2020.

End of Consent Agenda Items

APPOINTMENTS TO THE 2020 EXTENSION ADVISORY BOARD: MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by LaCroix to appoint Joyce Bowman, Patty Brunner, Matt Odden, Alan Van Bochove and Dallas Vos to the 2020 Extension Advisory Board and approve the Board Chair’s signature on the Warrants of Appointment. Vote: Unanimous.

ITEMS FROM EQUALIZATION A. ABATEMENT APPLICATION: CITY OF RAPID CITY, ECKHOLM, PARCEL #8008886, $36.60 B. ABATEMENT APPLICATION: SWIER, PARCEL #46936, $1,536.30

MOVED by Drewes and seconded by Rossknecht to approve the following abatements: Tax ID #8008886 for Eric Eckholm in the amount of $36.60 for tax year 2018 and Tax ID #46936 for Wayne Swier in the amount of $1,536.30 for tax year 2019. Vote: Unanimous.

ITEMS FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT A. EMERGENCY RELIEF PROJECT SDDOT JOINT POWERS FORCE ACCOUNT AGREEMENT: MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by LaCroix to approve the Joint Powers Force Agreement with the State of South Dakota allowing for the reimbursement to Pennington County at a limiting amount of $23,812. Vote: Unanimous. B. 52-305-300 SONQUIST LANE BRIDGE WORK ORDER/PROPOSAL FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by Drewes to continue this item until additional information is received from Highway Superintendent Joe Miller. Vote: Unanimous. C. UTILITIES CERTIFICATE BRF 6403(09) PCN 02JT SOUTH ROCHFORD ROAD BRIDGE 52-162-272: MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by Drewes to approve the Utilities Certificate on Project BRF 6043(09) PCN 02JT for South Rochford Road Bridge 52-162-272. Vote: Unanimous. D. UTILITIES CERTIFICATE P 6480(04) PCN 577 FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF SHERIDAN LAKE ROAD: MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by Rossknecht to approve the Utilities Certificate on Project P 6480(04) PCN 5777 for the reconstruction of Sheridan Lake Road. Vote: Unanimous.

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ITEMS FROM COMMISSION ASSISTANT A. 2020 NACO ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS APPLICATION: MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Drewes to approve an application to be submitted for the 2020 NACo Achievement Awards for the Care Campus and further authorize payment of up to $100 from the Commission Budget (101-0111) for the application fee. Vote: Unanimous.

ITEMS FROM THE CHAIR/COMMISSION MEMBERS A. LNI (LAKOTA NATION INVITATIONAL) HANDGAMES CHALLENGE

COMMITTEE REPORTS

APPROVAL OF VOUCHERS: MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by Drewes to approve the vouchers entered below for expenditures for insurance, professional services, publications, rentals, supplies, repairs, maintenance, travel, conference fees, utilities, furniture and equipment totaling $1,146,182.71. Vote: Unanimous.

AT&T Mobility, 484.93; AT&T Mobility, 4052.01; BH Energy, 1,214.52; BH Energy, 83.78; BH Energy, 57.89; BH Energy, 20.29; Century Link, 131.46; City Of Hill City, 25.42; City Of Rapid City -Water, 15,540.14; City Of Rapid City -Water, 3,135.44; City Of Rapid City -Water, 153.74; City Of Wall, 227.00; Executive Mgmt Fin Office, 72.00; Global Tel'link, 20.48; Golden West Companies, 307.22; IIARC, 597,588.00; Kieffer Sanitation/A Waste Management Co, 224.00; Lowe's, 776.35; Midcontinent Communications, 872.45; Midcontinent Communications, 3,135.83; Midcontinent Communications, 504.32; Montana Dakota Utilities, 12,869.41; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 21,296.98; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 403.26; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 6,405.20; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 3,207.83; Rainbow Gas Company, 4,848.38; Rapid Valley Sanitary District, 48.00; Reliance Telephone Inc, 8.40; Reliance Telephone Inc, 3.20; SD Public Assurance Alliance, 1,481.98; Vast Broadband, 1,638.20; Vast Broadband, 141.17; Vast Broadband, 124.71; Verizon Connect NWF Inc, 37.90; Verizon Wireless, 3,487.58; Verizon Wireless, 500.29; Verizon Wireless, 110.00; Wellmark, 459,628.14; West River Electric, 104.63; Wex Bank, 1,210.18.

ITEMS FROM PUBLIC

EXECUTIVE SESSION – SDCL 1-25-2 A. Personnel Issue per SDCL 1-25-2(1) MOVED by Drewes and seconded by DiSanto to go into Executive Session pursuant to SDCL 1- 25-2(1) for the purpose of discussing personnel matters. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by DiSanto to come out of Executive Session. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by DiSanto to move Health and Human Services Director Merton Tice III to a Grade 25, Step 8 at $3,496.80/bi-wkly., effective January 26, 2020 pay period. Vote: Unanimous. 5

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ITEMS FROM PLANNING & ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: MOVED by Drewes and seconded by Rossknecht to convene as the Board of Adjustment. Vote: Unanimous.

A. VARIANCE / VA 19-15: Jonathan Santos Silva. A Variance to Section 319-B-3 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance to allow a less than one (1) acre lot size for a Vacation Home Rental in a General Agriculture District in accordance with Sections 205, 319, and 509 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance.

Lot 8 and That 1/2 of Platted Private Drive Adj To Said Lot, Custer Trails Subdivision #1, Section 22, T1N, R5E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by Drewes and seconded by DiSanto to deny Variance / VA 19-15. Vote: Unanimous.

B. VARIANCE / VA 19-16: Harold Bies. To reduce the minimum required lot size from 10 acres to 9.675 acres; 9.671 acres; 9.666 acres; and 9.662 acres in a Limited Agriculture District in accordance with Sections 206 and 509 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance

SW1/4NW1/4, Section 13, T1N, R8E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by Rossknecht approve Variance / VA 19-16. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by Drewes and seconded by DiSanto to adjourn as the Board of Adjustment and reconvene as the Board of Commissioners. Vote: Unanimous.

PLANNING AND ZONING CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS The following item(s) have been placed on the Consent Agenda for action to be taken on all items by a single vote of the Board of Commissioners. Any item may be removed from the Consent Agenda for separate action.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Rossknecht to approve the Planning and Zoning consent agenda as presented. Vote: Unanimous.

C. ROAD NAME CHANGE: Pennington County. To rename a 50-foot-wide platted right-of- way that provides access to property located in Section 10, T1N, R8E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota, from Gypsey Road to Heather Lane.

Approve of the road name change from Gypsey Road to Heather Lane.

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D. MINOR PLAT / MPL 19-43: Battle Creek Fire District. To subdivide and create Lots J and K of Rushmore Ranch Estates in accordance with Section 400.1 of the Pennington County Subdivision Regulations.

EXISTING LEGAL: Tract Well, Rushmore Ranch Estates Subdivision, Section 17, T2S, R7E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

PROPOSED LEGAL: Lots J and K of Rushmore Ranch Estates Subdivision, Section 17, T2S, R7E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

Approve of Minor Plat / MPL 19-43 with the following four (4) conditions:

1. That upon filing the Plat with the Register of Deeds, the plat meets all requirements of Pennington County Subdivision Regulations, or approved Subdivision Regulations Variance(s) be obtained waiving any of these requirements that are not met; 2. That the applicant ensures all natural drainage ways are maintained and are not blocked; 3. That all future addresses must be posted in accordance with Pennington County Ordinance #20; and, 4. That following platting of the proposed lots, any on-site wastewater treatment system(s) be subject to the requirements of § 204(J) of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance, including the requirement to obtain an Operating Permit.

End of Consent Agenda

REGULAR PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS E. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT REVIEW / PU 06-07: Rapid City MHP, LLC. (Cimarron Mobile Home Park). To review a Planned Unit Development to allow a mobile home park in accordance with Section 213 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance.

Tract C of Lot B of NE1/4 NW1/4 less Pengra Subdivision, Section 17, T2N, R7E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by LaCroix to continue the review of Planned Unit Development / PU 06-07 to no later than the January 21, 2020, Board of Commissioner’s meeting with the following one (1) condition:

1. That any continuation hereafter because of the applicant’s failure to meet the Conditions of Approval shall be required to pay $100.00 per continuation in accordance with § 511(X) of the Pennington Counting Zoning Ordinance

F. SECOND READING OF REZONE / RZ 19-16 AND COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT / CA 19-16: Richard Aldren. To rezone 107.24 acres from General Agriculture District to Limited Agriculture District and to amend the Pennington County 7

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Comprehensive Plan to change the Future Land Use from General Agriculture District to Limited Agriculture District in accordance with Sections 205, 206, and 508 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance.

NE1/4NW1/4 less West 520 feet of East 800 feet less ROW; the NE1/4NW1/4 less East 800 feet less ROW; the W1/2NW1/4NW1/4 less ROW; the E1/2NW1/4NW1/4 less ROW; and the NE1/4NE1/4 less ROW, all located in Section 34, T2N, R11E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by LaCroix to approve of Rezone / RZ 19-16 and Comprehensive Plan Amendment / CA 19-16. Vote: Unanimous.

G. SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE AMENDMENT / OA 19-02: Pennington County. To amend Section 205 “General Agriculture District” and Section 212 “Heavy Industrial District” to renumber paragraphs and reclassify aggregate mining as a Conditional Use; to amend Section 511 “Fees” to set fees regarding Mining Permits; and to add Section 320 “Mining Operation” to regulate aggregate mining [to supersede Section 507-B “Mining Permits”] of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance.

MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by Drewes to approve of Ordinance Amendment / OA 19-02. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by DiSanto to reconsider the previous motion. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by Drewes to approve of Ordinance Amendment / OA 19-02 with changes made to Section 320 “Mining Operation” Section A. Applicability. Vote: Unanimous.

H. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT REVIEW / PU 01-05: William Anderson, Cliff and Billy Janis, and S-L Holdings LLC. To review an existing Planned Unit Development in accordance with Section 213 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance.

Tract 1 and Tract 2, of KWA Subdivision and NE1/4SE1/4 Less KWA Subdivision Less Lot H-1 of S1/2NE1/4SE1/4, all located in Section 1, T1N, R8E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by DiSanto to approve Planned Unit Development Review / PU 01-05 to be rezoned to Suburban Residential District and Limited Agriculture District to conform to surrounding property uses. Vote: Unanimous.

ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC

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PAYROLL Commissioners, 8,152.75; Elections, 30,376.34; Auditor, 7,860.16; Treasurer, 31,822.56; State's Attorney, 130,364.94; Public Defender, 76,407.61; Buildings & Grounds, 67,068.70; Equalization, 41,552.85; Register of Deeds, 13,998.41; IT, 25,679.24; Human Resources, 5,342.40; Sherriff 288,049.73; Jail, 309,251.04; JSC, 114,856.88; JSC Juvenile Alternative, 5,338.83; CCADP, 105,806.09; Economic Assistance, 33,912.83; Extension, 1,343.20; Weed & Pest, 5,417.60; Natural Resource Management, 4,090.40; Planning and Zoning, 17,621.81; Road & Bridge, 100,855.07; Fire Administration, 3,365.29; Dispatch, 98,791.42; Emergency Management, 4,649.13; 24-7 Program, 12,535.69.

PERSONNEL 24/7: Effective 01/12/2020 – Paul Brosz & Corey Hyde at $19.24/hr. Buildings & Grounds: Effective 01/12/2020 – Robert Reil at $29.53/hr. CCADP: Effective 01/12/2020 – Michael Goetz at $21.18/hr. & Sara Maher at $20.92/hr. Effective 01/13/2020 – Dylan Pederson at $17.61/hr. Dispatch: Effective 01/12/2019 – Angela Olsen at $21.40/hr., Kelsey Davis at $20.38/hr., Tracey Gonzalez at $18.48/hr., Bryce Hoven, Selena Parce & Karaleigh Two Crow at $19.20/hr. Effective 01/13/2020 – Meghan Thomas & Ashlin Wickham at $17.61. HHS: Effective 01/12/2020 – Mary Andersen at $20.42/hr. Highway: Effective 01/12/2020 – Ronald Cornelison at $2,385.60/bi-wkly., Dustin Hall at $19.92/hr., Jeff Huisken at $22.49/hr., Mitchell Kammerer at $2,356.80/bi-wkly. & Dustin Linstrom at $18.73/hr. Jail: Effective 01/12/2020 – Scott Craig & Jared Doyle at $23.04/hr., Melanie Karp at $23.16/hr., Michael Wojcik at $29.50/hr. & Jeremy Comrie at $23.89/hr. Effective 01/13/2020 – Joshua Robinett & Juan DeLeon Diaz at $22.47/hr. Effective 01/26/2020 -Tami Rosser at $23.32/hr. Public Defender: Effective 01/12/2020 – Jamie Giedd at $23.61/hr., Jennifer Hall at $21.42/hr., Bryan Andersen at $3,460./bi-wkly. & Paul Pietz at $3,095.20/bi-wkly. Effective 01/13/2020 – Kristyn Enzminger at $20.38/hr. Register of Deeds: Effective 12/29/2019 – Tonja Boal at $17.85/hr. WSDJSC: Effective 02/23/2020 – Philip Rivera at $24.77/hr. Sheriff: Effective 01/12/2020 – Stephanie Born at $18.34/hr., Jonathan Edwards at $25.11/hr., Marty Graves at $3417.60/bi-wkly., Mark Hughes at $3107.20/bi-wkly., Jeremy Milstead & David Riley at $24.22/hr., Brian Mueller & Sheb Whelchel at $3,863.20/bi-wkly., Rodney Neisent & Keith Wetzel at $21.70/hr., David Olson at $29.50/hr. & David VanDenHemel at $22.29/hr. State’s Attorney: Effective 01/13/2020 – Jason Thomas at $2,642.40/bi-wkly.

2020 Annual Salary Listing per SDCL 6-1-10: Amounts listed are hourly, bi-weekly or per meeting depending on posistion. Out of class or field officer training pay differential may be applied per approved policies: DiSanto, Mark, 876.92; Drewes, Gary, 876.92; Hadcock, Deborah, 876.92; Hennies, Holli, 2,756.00; LaCroix, Lloyd, 876.92; Martin, Joan, 20.90; Rossknecht, Ron, 876.92; Green, Sabrina, 23.61; Island, Kaycee, 2,589.60; Israel, Mary, 23.61; Mohler, Cindy, 3,015.20; Severson, Lori, 2,670.40; Teal, Nance, 20.42; Tines, Kara, 26.41; Wessel, Lori, 24.82; Bossen, Andrea, 20.38; 9

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Brant, Annette, 2,896.00; Christofferson, Tina, 17.19; Cross, James, 16.77; Dowdy, Laura, 2,216.00; Ford, Jason, 16.77; Fried, Cora, 19.68; Hix, Vicky, 17.19; Keegan, Dawn, 17.19; Nelson, Darsha, 17.61; Penticoff, Miles, 16.77; Sayler, Janet, 3,885.60; Schubauer, Debra, 12.81; Sparks, Kaylee, 16.77; Spencer, Nathaniel, 18.05; Stanton, Lauren, 16.77; Stricklan, Autumn, 17.83; Sun, Li ting Tina, 18.95; Walker, Brooke, 16.98; Ackerson, Kathryn, 21.70; Afrank, Jessica, 21.15; Alderman, Jay, 4,063.20; Antonsen, Lori, 19.20; Barnier, Janelle, 28.86; Bear Runner, Wamniyomni, 20.63; Bittner, Cynthia, 21.15; Borrego, Priscilla, 20.90; Bouwman, Isaac, 2,642.40; Canaday, Magdalena, 25.48; Dollison Decker, Tracey, 2,908.00; Dulany, Alexsandra, 2,572.80; Erickson, Roxanne, 3,636.80; Fischer, Jamie, 20.38; Gardner, Bradley, 20.15; Gullickson, Candice, 2,642.40; Hofmann, Michaele, 3,251.20; Hower, Jill, 27.07; Huntington, Stewart, 20.38; Jackson, Brenna, 21.15; Keys, Darryl, 21.15; Krause, Martin, 2,188.80; Kroeze, Stephanie, 2,710.40; Lindrooth, Anna, 2,642.40; Lougheed, Aaron, 2,642.40; Lydy-Charlton, Kristina, 20.38; McCormick, Michael, 2,188.80; McNeece, Cullen, 2,642.40; Mooney, Lisa, 20.90; Moore, Joe, 20.38; Morsching, Kim, 2,272.80; Pearce, Kymberley, 20.38; Petersen, Mikenzi, 20.38; Preble, Madison, 21.15; Redetzke, Rochelle, 26.14; Rodriguez, Luis, 20.38; Roetzel, Lara, 3,866.40; Roetzel, Walker, 13.80; Romeo, Brooke, 21.15; Rostad, Chelsie, 20.38; Rumpca, Jennifer, 20.38; Schad, Joey, 13.80; Schlepp, Bernadette, 22.51; Scott, Shawnda, 20.90; Sheets Carlson, Kaia, 20.90; Shepard, Susan, 2,636.80; Shiffermiller, Adam, 3,212.80; Shute, Angela, 3,095.20; Smith, Jack, 28.86; Snyder, Rachel, 2,642.40; Snyder, Timothy, 2,710.40; Theissen, Melanie, 29.58; Vargo, Mark, 4,451.20; Vinberg Wickre, Stacy, 3,333.60; Weber, Kelsey, 3,095.20; Weiss, Alexandra, 2,676.80; Wetch, Penny, 21.15; Williamson, Katrina, 21.15; Zelfer Dowling, Cristina, 21.15; Zeljkovic, Arman, 3,095.20; Andersen, Bryan, 3,376.00; Cook Olesen, Brittany, 2,642.40; Ferguson, Cynthia, 21.70; Fuller, Alecia, 3,248.80; Giedd, Jamie, 23.04; Goad, Lori, 25.40; Goodhue, Susan, 21.15; Hall, Jennifer, 20.90; Hoel, Evan, 2,710.40; Jensen Mills, Erin, 25.40; Juenger, Joseph, 2,642.40; Kotnour, Dylan, 20.90; Laidlaw, Mathew, 2,908.00; Lapp, Shannon, 2,272.80; Lawler, Joanna, 3,171.20; Leon, Daniel, 2,944.00; Lucklum, Matthew, 2,642.40; McIntyre, Nicole, 16.77; Mirabella, Matthew, 2,642.40; Nesbit, Sharlene, 16.77; Olesen, Ole, 2,710.40; Peterson, Nicholas, 2,642.40; Pietz, Paul, 3,018.40; Pitts, Mary, 2,744.00; Rappold, Matthew, 2,744.00; Regalado, Elizabeth, 2,980.80; Rossiter, Martha, 2,710.40; Royall, Kelly, 16.77; Sharma, Janki, 2,710.40; Vasilakes, Kristine, 21.15; Vlieger, Thomas, 2,300.00; Whitcher, Eric, 4,262.40; Anders, Dale, 24.09; Anders, Irene, 20.49; Ball, Kent, 25.48; Bender, Erin, 14.13; Bender, Rita, 2,772.00; Bender, Steve, 16.77; Bohn, James, 26.41; Burgoyne, Gabriel, 18.95; Chapman, Cindy, 2,744.00; Clyde, Shannon, 16.98; Coats, Nathan, 16.77; Danley, Dawn, 15.60; Dehne, John, 27.00; Eccleston, Dave, 2,812.80; Enders, Jason, 27.68; Geffre, Anthony, 21.42; Hanson, Miranda, 15.60; Heupel, Bailey, 20.63; Heupel, Russel, 27.68; Horan, Tyler, 23.32; Jorgensen, Mark, 18.55; Koch, Tana, 15.41; Kuhl, Michael, 4,063.20; Lehrkamp, Marie, 18.53; Luken, Steven, 16.37; Miller, Mark, 15.60; Northcutt, Nancy, 15.98; Pomplun, Kenneth, 23.61; Reil, Robert, 29.17; Ring Gjerde, Tammera, 15.60; Standing, Bruce, 15.21; Standing, Rod, 21.15; Tibbetts, Tyler, 20.90; Vliem, Emmett, 30.57; Weller, Rodney, 15.60; Weyer, Scott, 21.15; Wickre, James, 16.77; Abernathie, Trevor, 24.48; Ackerman, Christine, 23.11; Bransford, Anne, 20.90; Dalen, Derek, 18.48; Doran, Joseph, 24.79; Dressler, Scott, 20.90; Gonzalez, Trenton, 23.59; Grote, Debra, 29.15; Lehmann, Melissa, 24.20; Mooney, Christopher, 24.20; Novak, Candace, 23.59; Peterson, Linda, 28.46; Puckett, Dawn, 26.05; Rieck, Richard, 10

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35.61; Rittberger, Shannon, 3,457.60; Roe, Katie, 18.48; Sletten, Rodney, 23.59; Thompson Phillip, Christine, 15.97; Tully, Daniel, 18.48; Wendell, Gordon, 2,687.20; Westby, Curtis, 31.01; Ackerman, Cynthia, 17.40; Beck, Leslie, 17.19; Boal, Tonya, 17.40; Casteel, Audra, 2,556.80; Mayer, Donna, 3,406.40; Rice, Kathleen, 18.48; Wilson, Amanda, 17.19; Cales, Steven, 26.05; Hammond, Robert, 23.04; Hertel, Amalia, 24.79; Israel, Justin, 24.48; Iversen, Michael, 2,920.80; Mertes, Nathan, 2,240.80; Petro, Eric, 27.36; Stowers, Luke, 24.20; Straub, Caleb, 24.79; Tyre, Jennifer, 28.41; Uecker, Brian, 25.42; Wager, Laura, 3,500.80; Morrill, Jon, 3,331.20; Sortland, Sandra, 26.75; Akley, Brandon, 25.11; Anderson-Pelton, Lisa, 23.91; Andrews, Jeffrey, 28.08; Austin, Brian, 23.04; Baker, Dawson, 23.32; Ballard, Donald, 22.47; Banerjee, Joy, 18.96; Bearden, Hope, 24.48; Belisle, Roger, 4,328.00; Bellew, Lisa, 19.95; Black, Samuel, 22.47; Bloomenrader, Kimberly, 22.47; Boal, Mischelle, 30.25; Bock, Michael, 19.44; Born, Stephanie, 17.89; Bowman, Matthew, 23.04; Brubakken, Corey, 3,333.60; Buchholz, Kirk, 25.74; Carlson, Keith, 27.04; Christopherson, William, 23.32; Cole, Michael, 22.47; Cook, Ryan, 29.06; Davis, Billy, 27.32; Davis Jr, William, 21.15; DeGroote, Christopher, 24.77; Dingmann, Jennifer, 23.04; Douma, David, 24.93; Doyle, Elizabeth, 16.61; Ducheneaux, Cameron, 24.51; Duhamel Duffy, Helene, 2,116.00; Dupres, Trista, 24.48; Edwards, Jonathan, 24.48; Ellison, Tammy, 21.83; Erickson, Taylor, 19.70; Fagerland, Jesse, 28.08; Fankhauser, Michelle, 16.20; Fenton, Eric, 25.11; Foss, Chaz, 23.32; Fox, Sue, 25.40; Frank, Josie, 14.86; Fredericksen, Jacob, 23.32; Freeouf, Brian, 28.77; Fullen, Cindy, 23.13; Gajeski, Tana, 24.32; Garland, Patricia, 18.77; Glasgow, Jodi, 25.74; Grable, Justin, 23.32; Graves, Martin, 3,333.60; Gust, Victor, 26.05; Hall, Abbee, 14.49; Hamilton, Jeremiah, 22.75; Hanzel, Gunner, 19.70; Harkins, Randy, 31.70; Harrison, William, 3,212.80; Hartland, Jamin, 24.48; Hassett, Elizabeth, 2,216.00; Hauer, Debra, 24.51; Heitsch, Thomas, 29.55; Herra, Jayson, 24.20; Hirsch, Mark, 20.90; Hislip, Christopher, 30.18; Hughes, Mark, 3,031.20; Hultgren, Scott, 21.15; Huschle, Jesse, 29.15; Isakson, John, 25.11; Jacobs, Leonard, 22.50; Jacobson, Paul, 22.47; Johnson, Wendy, 14.66; Jones, Jeffrey, 24.20; Kaufman, Holli, 25.71; Kenrick, Casey, 30.18; Kenrick, Teresa, 21.42; Kimball, William, 26.05; Kintigh, Kylie, 24.48; Kubik, Jesse, 22.47; Kunde, Joshua, 25.11; Lahaie, Jason, 24.77; Lang, Michael, 22.47; Lanpher, Donald, 23.32; Larsen, Gordon, 23.32; Lavene, Joshua, 23.04; Lewis, Daniel, 27.39; Lupher, Joseph, 23.04; Malone, Timothy, 29.50; McCool Deneke, Robin, 22.00; McCoy, Stephanie, 3,095.20; McManigal, Ethan, 23.32; Mesman, Micah, 23.04; Meyer, Dustin, 23.61; Miller, Glenn, 26.05; Miller, Jeremy, 26.72; Milstead, Jeremy, 23.61; Mitzel, Jason, 28.01; Mooney, Adam, 23.32; Morrison, Dustin, 2,848.80; Mossman, Thomas, 23.32; Mueller, Brian, 3,768.00; Neavill, Stephen, 24.77; Neisent, Rodney, 21.15; Nelson, Nicholas, 26.39; Nelson, Trent, 28.77; Olson, David, 28.77; Olson, Karen, 23.16; Osborne, Mark, 35.01; Plawman, Christopher, 27.39; Pritzkau, Aaron, 25.42; Przymus, Kent, 28.77; Raby, Christian, 23.32; Rehberg, Courtney, 23.61; Rhoden, Cody, 24.20; Riley, David, 23.61; Rose, Patrick, 23.61; Sanders, Robert, 18.96; Scharn, Matthew, 23.32; Schmidt, Rusty, 26.39; Schmit, Thadius, 26.39; Schoeberl, Robert, 24.48; Schuler, Ryan, 24.77; Schulz, Edwin, 32.90; Schwartz, Kelsey, 23.32; Seaboy, Cody, 22.47; Sigel, Christian, 24.77; Sitts, Scott, 24.77; Sitzes, Scott, 27.32; Skaare, Vanessa, 20.90; Smith, Jeromey, 30.91; Smith, Kari, 22.47; Southern, Randal, 23.04; Sperle, Taylor, 30.18; Stalder, Shawn, 24.48; Stevens, Paul, 28.35; Strobel, Chad, 22.47; Strong, Melanie, 23.32; Swanson, Amanda, 24.48; Taylor, Maximus, 22.75; Thom, Kevin, 4,766.40; Thomas Jr, Jack, 18.05; Tweeten, Jacob, 24.20; Twiss, Eva, 20.90; Van Den Hemel, David, 21.75; Veal, 11

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Matthew, 22.75; Verchio, Anthony, 2,327.20; Visan, Carmen, 24.20; Waldrop, James, 25.74; Weber, Kurt, 25.11; Weckman, Kristina, 24.48; Wetzel, Keith, 21.15; Whelchel, Sheb, 3,768.00; White, Anthony, 24.48; Whittle Coyle, Alix, 23.32; Wiest, Tracy, 22.75; Young, Barry, 24.77; Mason, Thad, 30.55; Rose, Daniel, 24.48; Afraid Of Bear, Patricia, 20.90; Alden, Spencer, 23.04; Anderson, Laura, 22.47; Andrews, Jacob, 23.04; Arndt, Dylan, 23.04; Ballard, Kasey, 24.20; Banning, Donnetta, 26.75; Bentley, Colt, 15.97; Billings, Caleb, 23.04; Bingham, Anna, 24.20; Boal, Jeffrey, 34.15; Boyd, Jason, 23.32; Brennan, Monica, 22.51; Bridges, Aaron, 22.47; Brooks, Patricia, 18.98; Brown, Christopher, 22.47; Brown, Karrie, 15.97; Bruns, Jason, 17.19; Buerkle, Teresa, 24.20; Burgner, Brian, 23.91; Burns, Kathleen, 24.20; Butchart, Andrew, 23.04; Caraballo Estrella, Yovana, 23.04; Carey, Brian, 22.47; Casey, Brett, 17.61; Chalk, Matthew, 18.05; Cheesman, Jane, 25.22; Christensen, Dominic, 23.04; Clark, David, 26.05; Clark, Kurt, 28.35; Clark, Michael, 22.47; Cole, Corinna, 17.40; Comrie, Jeremy, 23.32; Cox, Aaron, 18.05; Craig, Scott, 22.47; Cummings, Cameron, 15.97; Daniel, Christopher, 24.79; Daniels, Austin, 22.47; Davies, Marc, 27.32; Decory, Samantha, 22.47; Dirksen, Brandon, 23.32; Dirksen, Caleb, 23.04; Diro, Andrew, 27.39; Doyle, Jared, 22.47; Ducheneaux, Halayna, 17.19; Dufrene, Tristan, 23.04; Dunn, Gavin, 22.47; Edwards, Joseph, 28.35; Ehret, Jody, 17.19; Erdman, Frederick, 23.04; Espinosa Cariveau, Daniel, 23.32; Fairbanks, Rhonda, 26.08; Feller, Dennis, 29.50; Fenner, Keith, 23.32; Ferweda, Greg, 24.82; Fischer, Lyle, 25.27; Fletcher, Joan, 22.59; Garza, Raul, 23.04; Gentile, Krystal, 28.01; Gillaspie, Katie, 17.00; Goetzke, Dillon, 23.04; Gouldin, Kara, 17.19; Graese, Nicholas, 22.47; Green, Ashley, 15.60; Gregory, Jessica, 28.01; Grider, Donald, 22.47; Groseth, Craig, 26.72; Grueb, Trevor, 24.48; Hale, Logan, 22.47; Harris, Sherin, 27.39; Heck, Kyle, 22.47; Henry, David, 24.48; Heying, Christine, 17.40; Hogue, James, 28.01; Holland, Kent, 28.08; Hood, Trae, 22.47; Houston, Kathleen, 2,944.00; Hutmacher, Megan, 15.97; Ingraham, Tiffany, 22.47; Jacot, Taylor, 22.47; Jenkins, Daniel, 18.98; Johnson, Mathew, 23.32; Karp, Melanie, 22.59; Keller, Ivan, 22.47; Kirst, Joel, 29.06; Klock, Steven, 21.45; Koel, Brandon, 23.32; Lee, Mary, 17.19; Little, Steven, 14.86; Littlewolf, Mickie, 17.19; Long, Bree-Ann, 23.04; Long, Nathan, 2,145.92; Lowry, Heath, 17.61; Marquez, Roderick, 23.04; Martinez Jones, Adilene, 22.47; Mastel, Dylan, 22.75; Masur, Kelvin, 24.77; Maxfield, Phillip, 27.39; McCune, Steve, 27.72; McGuire, Cody, 22.47; McKelvey, Skye, 22.47; McPherson, Weston, 23.04; Mendez, Eric, 17.83; Mogensen, Mikki, 18.98; Mooney, Jessicca, 17.40; Moore, Kristopher, 25.11; Morford, Tina, 21.15; Morris, Jerome, 29.50; Muhlbeier, Taylor, 28.35; Munsch, Casey, 2,908.00; Mutschelknaus, Jessica, 21.15; Nelson, Jordan, 21.15; Novak, Nick, 18.96; Nyblom, Andrew, 23.32; OCilka, Jason, 30.91; OConnell, Tyler, 23.04; Oerlline, David, 22.47; Olandez, Ricardo, 22.47; Osborne, Donald, 16.77; Pates, Trevor, 22.47; Petersen, Eric, 18.96; Philippe, Joseph, 28.01; Pi, Abigail, 23.04; Poliszuk, Kevin, 15.97; Powell, Oraine, 22.47; Pressley, Heather, 21.15; Rattlingleaf, Deborah, 14.66; Reichert, Colton, 23.04; Retzlaff, Bernard, 16.37; Ricke, David, 33.32; Robinson, Daryl, 16.77; Rosser, Tami, 23.32; Roth, Shawna, 2,328.80; Rubins, David, 29.50; Runs Against, Chrstina, 21.15; Salo, Tammi, 14.86; Schmidt, Zackary, 23.04; Schulz, Ethan, 15.97; Shearer, Rio, 17.19; Sinclair, Brock, 23.32; Smith, Lisha, 21.15; Smith, Rachael, 23.04; Snethen, Misty, 20.93; Snyder, Robert, 23.04; Spencer Pennington, Clayton, 23.04; Stecher, Sean, 28.01; Steele, Mark, 19.44; Steele, Robert, 22.47; Sutterer, William, 23.32; Switzer, David, 28.35; Tenold, Travis, 22.47; Thompson, Kisha, 15.21; Truax, Randy, 15.97; Trupe, Ryan, 23.04; Van Berkum, Roy, 29.50; Virgil, Alyssa, 16.77; Vivardo, Yolanda, 12

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28.08; Volker, Rocklyn, 20.67; Vrooman, Blake, 23.04; Waddell, Rachel, 5,445.12; Waldrop, Ethan, 16.77; Warren, Savanna, 23.04; Welch, Donell, 2,056.80; Williamson, Angela, 19.95; Wilson, Kenneth, 2,642.40; Wojcik, Michael, 28.77; Yantis, Robert, 3,414.40; Ackerman, Carrie, 19.46; Austin, Aaron, 23.04; Bowling, Jeffrey, 30.25; Braun, Kelly, 29.50; Brave Heart, Lindsay, 22.47; Bray, Timothy, 19.00; Brumbaugh, Samantha, 33.41; Byrd, Adam, 23.04; Carter, Sandra, 22.23; Casey, Murphy, 22.47; Cummings, Michele, 32.59; Danley, Jeremy, 32.90; Elger, Rebecca, 17.19; Fair, Mary, 23.32; Gerry, Loren, 27.70; Griffin, Clayton, 1,713.60; Guttierez, Joseph, 3,095.20; Haga, Brooke, 34.25; Heinert, Heather, 32.59; Hupp, Ryan, 28.77; Jaure, Miranda, 22.75; Kaiser, Michele, 31.70; Lindblom, Timothy, 36.80; Lindsey, Eric, 30.23; Logan, Joshua, 22.47; Long Wolf II, Llewellyn, 22.47; Lucas, Collette, 31.76; MacLanders, Rebecca, 1,964.80; Martin, John, 25.74; McClain, Jennifer, 1,800.80; McDonald, Mary, 24.48; Mehrer, Michelle, 30.18; Mitchell, Peter, 22.47; Morton, Anesha, 24.20; Muhlbeier, James, 23.04; Patterson, Darren, 29.87; Peterson, Erich, 22.47; Reckling, Melissa, 24.51; Reichert, James, 15.79; Ricke, Jolonda, 35.01; Riewe, Darren, 22.47; Rivera Jr, Phillip, 23.32; Rowley, Sara, 15.21; Scherr, Gerald, 15.79; Schunneman, Gregory, 26.72; Spaur, Kasey, 22.47; Standing, Agnes, 19.49; Starkey, Savanna, 23.04; Swigart, Paetyn, 22.47; Taul, Jeffrey, 16.80; Wallum, Maurice, 22.47; Wood, Heather, 3,107.20; Worden, Kyle, 22.47; Wright, Nicholas, 23.04; Abbott, Colleena, 18.48; Anderson, Colby, 17.61; Anthony, Kim, 17.61; Antoine, Aaron, 17.61; Ayers, Delilah, 24.99; Bachand, Beth, 15.97; Barnes, Desmond, 18.05; Bay, Michael, 15.97; Braley, Michael, 18.48; Broghammer, Tyler, 26.68; Brown, Scott, 23.32; Cameron, Richard, 14.86; Campbell, Connor, 17.61; Charbonneau, Angela, 17.61; Craft, Lauren, 19.90; Decory, Peri, 17.61; Dietz, Kate, 2,240.80; Dolor, Art, 23.04; Feiner, Mary, 20.15; Flagg, Connie, 19.94; Gibbons, Gaylene, 24.28; Goetz, Michael, 20.65; Good Plume, Garvene, 17.61; Grant, Anna, 18.05; Hansen, Elizabeth, 18.95; Hansen, Justin, 25.44; Hedges, William, 15.97; Hurtig, Christie, 17.61; Kelly, Nicole, 23.04; Knapp, Thomas, 23.32; Konechne, Joanna, 26.01; Larsen, Emielia, 17.61; Little Moon, Isaiah, 17.61; Little Moon, Zachariah, 18.05; Lore, Tonya, 23.04; Maher, Sara, 20.40; McGlade, Amy, 23.91; Nelson-Martin, Larissa, 18.05; Nolan, Deanna, 2,464.00; Oberle, Joseph, 17.61; Oestmann, Tanah, 15.97; Oster, David, 2,464.00; Parrow, Benjamin, 15.97; Pawelski, James, 19.48; Pawelski, Sharlene, 14.86; Perez, Elizabeth, 18.95; Peterson, Amy, 18.05; Renville, Lynn, 20.95; Riter, Dawn, 19.21; Rose, Kristi, 15.97; Sargent, Lori, 23.09; Schmidt, Allen, 23.04; Schwartz, Bryson, 18.05; Sehr, Brenda, 28.82; Sharkey, Carl, 20.65; Sharpfish, Lee, 17.61; Sorensen, Austin, 18.95; Spence, Branden, 17.61; Teeslink, Michelle, 23.04; Thorn, Travis, 17.61; Tivis, Sammi, 18.95; Two Bulls, Jamie, 19.90; Webb, Torrian, 19.40; Whelchel, Amanda, 2,185.60; Wilhelm, Charisa, 22.57; Williams, Nicole, 20.65; Wishon, Ricky, 17.61; Woodring, Amanda, 17.61; Woods, Casey, 17.61; Woods, Cynthia, 19.03; Youngbullbear, Thomasadia, 19.44; Bauer, Justin, 16.16; Brosz, Paul, 19.00; Christensen, Kendra, 16.16; Ellis Stevens, Roberta, 23.40; Fenner, Erin, 16.16; Hyde, Corey, 19.00; Langdeau, Kendra, 15.97; McSherry, Kyle, 15.97; Mundt, Jacob, 15.97; Oyler, Lucas, 2,056.80; Pate, Tamera, 15.97; Schoeberl, Melisa, 16.37; Sehr, Michael, 16.16; Truax, Jacqueline, 18.77; Harvey, Jerome, 2,968.80; Enright, Mark, 21.15; Massey, Priscilla, 17.19; White, Alexa, 2,244.00; Adams, James, 30.30; Bahr, Patrice, 20.93; Brooks, Marissa, 28.03; Buxton, Carla, 20.90; Callahan, Terri, 23.06; Comrie, Suzanne, 20.14; Davis, Kelsey, 19.90; Dockter, Paul, 26.14; Doty, Abby, 18.48; Dubbs, Nichole, 23.62; Ellerton, Danielle, 29.93; Farrar, Nichole, 24.82; Gion, Joseph, 25.74; Gonzalez, Tracey, 17.61; Hall Leipold, Leslie, 31.34; 13

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Harrington, Tera, 21.94; Hoven, Bryce, 17.61; Jenks, Stefanie, 20.63; Jennesse, Janice, 21.94; Kimball, Kendra, 17.61; Landis, Chad, 18.48; Miller, Nikole, 26.72; Murphy, Jeremy, 21.94; Neal, Heather, 24.54; Neilan, Chandra, 29.87; Nelson, Nicole, 21.94; Noble, Corey, 26.43; Nordell, Donna, 32.93; O'Bryan, Katie, 19.90; Olivas, April, 21.40; Olson, Stephanie, 2,932.80; Ostendorf, Matthew, 23.59; Parce, Selena, 17.61; Reese, Thomas, 26.05; Reiman, Natalie, 21.94; Rufledt Jr, Theodore, 3,278.40; Schiferl, Jared, 21.40; Schneider, Richard, 21.15; Scott, Adam, 28.82; Sedlmajer, Jessica, 21.94; Shoemaker, Mary, 34.18; Smith, Sarah, 23.06; Stahl, Jennifer, 17.61; Swedin, Victoria, 20.38; Tedford, Lukas, 21.68; Thompson, Matthew, 26.39; Two Crow, Karaleigh, 17.61; Walker, Beverly, 29.46; Wells, Candice, 18.73; Weygaerts, Alleah, 21.68; Wood, Courtney, 22.21; Woodard, Levi, 19.67; Arnio, Jonathan, 19.92; Beachem, Bryce, 27.85; Bertolotto, Connie, 2,216.00; Colon, Carlos, 2,668.00; Cornelison, Ronald, 2,356.80; Delaney, Joseph, 19.43; Drobny, Todd, 18.95; Eagle, Aaron, 24.51; Faiman, Paul, 19.43; Forbes, Ted, 19.20; Geppert, Ciara, 20.90; Grable, Chris, 32.62; Hall, Dustin, 19.43; Henry, Timothy, 18.73; Hermansen, Christopher, 18.48; Hoffman, Jeff, 19.20; Horst, Doug, 18.95; Huisken, Jeffrey, 21.94; Jensen, Dennis, 18.95; Jones, Donald, 19.43; Kammerer, Mitchell, 2,356.80; Kavanaugh, Charles, 23.91; Larson, Melvin, 2,734.40; Leiby, Michael, 2,385.60; Lester, Clinton, 18.95; Linstrom, Dustin, 18.48; McGuire, James, 23.61; Michalek, Anthony, 18.48; Miller, Joseph, 3,370.40; Moyers, Patricia, 19.92; Olson, Cody, 22.47; Paulin, John, 18.48; Petrik, Tysen, 18.95; Radke, Eric, 2,327.20; Rice, Ralph, 19.92; Rousselle, Erick, 18.95; Schock, Mark, 3,251.20; Schulz, Allen, 19.43; Scott, Duane, 22.55; Selby, Kailey, 21.40; Sletten, William, 27.94; Sorensen, Jeffrey, 18.95; Stagner, Ronald, 24.51; Sundquist, Phane, 19.92; Sutterer, Michael, 27.94; Thurman, Kelly, 19.20; Vernon, Gary, 19.43; Welk, William, 2,824.80; Wetzel, Jay, 18.95; Anderson, Mary, 19.92; Avery, Steve, 27.41; Dahlke, Brenda, 33.44; Doorn, Charlene, 3,348.00; Farmer, Samuel, 22.47; Glynn, Elizabeth, 23.04; Hansen, Alicia, 18.06; Harding, Debra, 19.68; Jensen, Debra, 26.41; Oines, Nanette, 23.32; Purcell, Alexander, 2,710.40; Remily, Stacey, 23.04; Sitzes, Gretchen, 2,136.00; Snow, Tyler, 28.82; Taylor, Allan, 23.04; Tice III, Merton, 3,412.00; Vallette, Thomas, 24.22; Suckow, Kimberly, 17.19; Bailey, Maxfield, 19.20; Guffey, Scott, 3,095.20; Heffron, Peter, 16.37; Jocks, Michael, 25.00; Mann, Dennis, 25.00; Muller, David, 16.78; Paulsen, Paul, 25.00; Petersen, Dell, 25.00; Smith, Craig, 24.86; Allen, Dwayne, 20.63; Coleman, James, 25.00; Conover, Paul, 3,131.20; Doreff, Thomas, 21.70; Ervin, Jeri, 24.22; Jansen, Stephanie, 18.48; Johnson, Kathryn, 25.00; Lasseter, Weldon, 25.00; Marsh, Richard, 25.00; Molitor, Brittney, 3,131.20; Proietti, Kristina, 21.40; Rivers, Robert, 25.00; Runde, Sandra, 25.00; Sack, Cody, 18.95; Theunissen, Jason, 23.06.

ADJOURN MOVED by DiSanto and seconded by Rossknecht to adjourn the meeting. Vote: Unanimous. The meeting was adjourned at 11:56 a.m.

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