Selby Record, August 15, 2019, Page 5

OfficialProceedingsJAVA TOWN COUNCIL

Regular Meeting – City HallMonday, August 5, 2019

President Gene Buechler called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Present were: Donna Bieber, Gene Buechler, Merlyn Melcher, and Patrick Schnaible. Also present were: FO Carole Kiecker, City Maintenance Barry Colbert, Jr., Sharon Wolf, The Selby Record, and one community member.

The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by those in attendance.

Motion to Approve August 5th Agen-da: Melcher motioned, Bieber seconded, AIF, to approve agenda as posted.

Minutes of the July 1, 2019 meeting were approved as presented.

Bills: Melcher motioned, Bieber sec-onded, AIF, to pay bills as presented: Bank West $100.00 (Sewer reserve); Bank West $200.00 (Capital Outlay Fund for Mower); DENR $750.00 (Drinking Water Penalty); Ken’s Western Lumber $21.98

(Mowing supplies); MDU $774.30 ($646.12 Street lights, $55.45 Sewer Pump Station, $34.80 WT Pump House, $37.93 City Hall); Menards $120.47 ($30.98 Mowing supplies, $52.32 Sewer supplies, $37.17 Shop supplies); Reuer Sanitation, Inc. $800.00 (June garbage hauling $400.00 & July garbage hauling $400.00); SD Dept. of Revenue $95.55 (Sales Tax); SD One-Call $14.70 (Mes-sage fees); SD Public Health Laboratory $15.00 (Water testing fee); The Selby Record $51.57 (Publication of Minutes); US Bank $3,928.24 (2nd Quarter Sewer Loan payment); USDA $221.00 (118th Water Loan Payment); Venture Com-munications $125.11 (Phone & Inter-net); Wal-Mart $121.02 (FO supplies); WEB $2,054.61 (June water); Pay Roll: (Includes $2,421.31 for 2nd Quarter payroll taxes): 411.1 Board $42.51 414 Financial Administration: 414.2 Finance Office $791.18 Maintenance: 419.2 Shop $240.71 431 Highways & Streets $945.23 432 Sanitation: 432.1 Garbage Related $123.60 432.2 Mowing Related $1,003.50 432.3 Rubble Site $241.72 437 Cemetery $270.53 452 Park $380.27 601 Bar $6.02 602 Water Fund $336.27 604 Sewer Fund $356.03.

Old Business: Surplus Property: Tabled until September 2019 meeting.

Lawn Mower: Tabled until September 2019 meeting.

New Business: Open Container Per-mits: Ramona Reiss, Java Bar, requested Open Container permits for the following dates: August 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, September 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9. Motion by Schnaible, seconded by Buechler, AIF, to issue Open Container permits for the following dates August 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, September 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9.

September 2019 Meeting Date: Due to the fact the regular meeting date in September falls on Labor Day, Melcher motioned, Bieber seconded, AIF to hold the September 2019 meeting on Wednes-day, September 4th at 7:00 p.m.

1st Reading of Ordinance 2019-1 2020 Appropriations Ordinance: FO Kiecker presented the 2020 Appropriations Ordi-nance and explained changes. Melcher motioned, Bieber seconded, AIF, to ap-prove the 1st reading of Ordinance 2019-1 2020 Appropriations Ordinance.

Election Workshop: FO Kiecker re-quested board approval to attend SDML’s Election Workshop on September 19th in Fort Pierre at a cost of $105.39 ($25.00 registration and $80.39 mileage). Bieber motioned, Melcher seconded, AIF to pay expenses and allow FO Kiecker to attend Election Workshop.

SDML Annual Meeting: SDML An-nual Meeting/fall conference will be held October 8-11 in Aberdeen. Registration cost is $100.00 per individual attending. Registration is due by September 20th. Further discussion tabled until September 2019 meeting.

Taxation Policy Meeting: FO Kiecker has been appointed to the SDML Taxation and Revenue Policy Committee and will be attending a meeting in Fort Pierre on Thursday, August 15th. There is no cost to the town for her participation.

Dump Truck: Discussion held regard-ing the dump truck which is inoperable at this time. Trustee Schnaible will check on different possibilities of replacement/repair and report back at the September 2019 meeting.

Maintenance Department Report: It was reported the lagoon has been sprayed for weed growth around the ponds by the county.

Other Business that has come to the at-tention of the Board: FO Kiecker reported Hydro Klean will be coming August 13th to finish cleaning the middle third of the city’s sewer system. President Buechler noted no part as been found for the road grader, but the search continues.

Business from the citizens that has come to the Board: Concern has been raised by residents regarding the pot holes and the need to have them taken care of. Concern was also expressed about indi-viduals who have not mowed/cleaned up their properties after receiving multiple notifications from the city to do so. Mos-quitoes are also an issue and FO Kiecker will arrange for spraying this week.

Adjournment: Motion by Schnaible, seconded by Melcher, AIF, to adjourn at 7:28 p.m.

Carole Kiecker, Finance OfficerGene Buechler, President“The Town of Java is an equal oppor-

tunity provider and employer.”Published once at the approximate

cost of $42.78.Published in the Selby Record August

15, 2019.

LEGALNOTICE

NOTICE OF AUDIT OF THE FISCAL AFFAIRS OF THE CITY

OF SELBYNotice is hereby given that the records

and books of account of the City of Selby, South Dakota, have been audited by Benjamin Elliott, Independent Audit Services, PC, Certified Public Accoun-tant of Madison, South Dakota for the two years ended December 31, 2016. A detailed report thereon is filed with the City of Selby and the Department of Legislative Audit in Pierre, South Dakota for public inspection.

This notice is published in compliance with the provisions of SDCL 4-11-12.

Martin L. Guindon, CPA, Auditor General

Department of Legislative AuditPublished once at the approximate

cost of $7.50.Published in the Selby Record August

15, 2019.

LEGALNOTICE

CORRECTEDNOTICE OF TAKING TAX

DEED BYWALWORTH COUNTY, SOUTH

DAKOTATo: Rhett A Albers, Suzanne A. Albers,

the owner of record of the hereinafter described real property; Rhett A. Albers, Suzanne A Albers, the persons in posses-sion of said property; to Rhett A Albers, Suzanne A Albers, the persons in whose name said property is taxed; to Heather Beck, Mobridge City Finance Officer; to State of SD, Department of Revenue; to Cavalry SPV I LLC; to Portfolio Re-covery Associates LLC; and to Credit Collections Bureau.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Walworth County, South Dakota is the lawful Holder of Certificate of Tax Sale #2015-49 on the real properties described as Block 8, Lot 12, Original Plat, City of Mobridge, Walworth County, South Dakota, said property having been sold to Walworth County, South Dakota, by County Treasurer’s Certificate of Tax Sale on December 21, 2015. The right of redemption will expire and a tax deed for the above described property will be made and issued by the County Treasurer of the County of Walworth, State of South Dakota, to said County of Walworth, State of South Dakota upon the expiration of sixty (60) days from the completed ser-vice of this notice, unless the property is redeemed as permitted by law.

Dated this 8th day of August, 2019.Nyla Moak – Walworth County

TreasurerHolder of Tax Sale CertificatePublished twice at the approximate

cost of $26.37.Published in the Selby Record August

15 and 22, 2019.

1 each Ford Van with lift 124,129 miles 17 misc chairs 1 each 8 cubic GE fridge 1 each 20x20 table2 each Burton exam lights Misc pictures 1 each Brown 3 tier book shelf 1 each brown computer desk 1 each tan computer stand1 each fax machine1 each HP laser colored printer 1 each Ritter 355 exam light on wheels 2 each new brown fire proof doors 1 each brown banquet table 21 each used twin size mattresses 1 each dark brown wooden desk 1 each green desk 1 each tan/brown desk 1 each light brown 1 drawer desk1 4 drawer file cabinet

1 each round table with glass 4 each glider rockers 2 each benches with storage department 1 each wooden bench with no storage department 1 each 4 door dresser 4 each Lathem time clocks2 each old Lathem time clocks1 each Black under the counter fridge 1 each White under the counter fridge 1 Sound system2 each green 3 drawer bed stands 1 each pink laundry cart3 each end table lights2 sets automatic slide door openers 1 each Curio6 each 4 bulb false ceiling lights2 each 4 bulb ceiling mount lights10 each computer wall mount arms 15 each carpet mats ALL SIZES1 box of glass medical containers

These surplus items will be o�ered for public sale (sealed bids). Viewing of items will beAugust 17, 2019, at the old Bowdle Library from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Deadline for bids is

August 23, 2019. Sealed bids can be dropped o� at the BHC or mailed to BHC,Attn Candice Kusler, PO Box 556 Bowdle,SD 57428. You must have bid written on envelope.

Bids will be opened on August 26, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. All items need to be paid in full before removing and all items need to be removed by August 29, 2019.

We have the right to reject all bids.Not responsible for accidents.Bowdle Healthcare Surplus List

Fishing Update for The Missouri River in

South DakotaWe’re looking at a week of 70’s and

80’s with lots of sunshine. Passing storms in the last week or two have left some damage in their wake, but the fish are still biting. It’s almost time for school to start again, so consider planning a quick fishing getaway to the Missouri River in central South Dakota. Enjoy the beautiful weather and good luck catching!

In the Mobridge areas, the fish-ing is great. Depths are anywhere from 15-25 feet of water, with some anglers fishing out to 40 feet depend-ing on the day and where the fish are. Heavy bouncers and plain hooks with crawlers are working pretty well, with anglers pulling fast – around 1.5 mph. Some anglers are also having success with leeches and minnows.

At Akaska, anglers are fishing in depths of 15-20 feet around the Swan Creek area. Crawlers and minnows are the current bait of choice.

Beau Schilling drew the winner of the weekly South Dakota Walleye Classic Festival gun drawing at the Akaska Tavern & Bait Shop.

The winner is Mitch HinkleyGettysburg, SDMitch wins a NEF Hawk Pardner

Pump ShotgunCraig MehlhaffPresident SDWCF

And the Winner is....Mitch Hinkley

RACE RESULTSBrown County Speedway

Friday, Aug. 9th, 2019 Due to races called off on account of rain on the 9th, the final standings of the season are as follows:

Midwest Modified Dawson Zabel, 4th.Modifieds - Dylan Zabel, 3rd.

Late ModelsThomas Weigram, 7.Pat Weisgram, 10th

No bids, so far, put in for the track for next year's season is causing concern among racers, especially Dylan, 20 and Dawson Zabel, 17, of Selby who now travel 100 miles every Friday night to Aberdeen and if no one takes over the track it will mean going further to race which takes more time out of their farming.

Pasture Tour Near Roscoe

Pasture Tour Scheduled near RoscoeThe Edmunds County Conserva-tion District, Ducks Unlimited and USDA-NRCS would like to cordially invite you to a Pasture Tour Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at Jonathan & Sheena Rohrbach’s. Registration starts at 8:30 with the tour starting at 9am and concluding at 12pm. Morning refreshments and a light lunch will be provided. Attendees can find the tour one of two ways from Roscoe: 5 miles North & 5.5 miles East or from Beebe Corner: 5 miles North & 1.5 miles West. Once there, Jonathan will discuss the his-tory of the operation, his experiences, and the benefits he has seen through rotational grazing. SDSU Range Specialist, Pete Bauman, and NRCS Grazing Specialist, Jenita Qualm, will discuss the benefits of rotational grazing, including plant diversity, fly control, simplistic fencing strategies, and livestock integration on cropland. A grazing stick demonstration will also be conducted to help livestock manag-ers conduct production estimates on their own operations. Lastly, Kent Vlieger, NRCS Soil Health Special-ist will demonstrate the Rainfall Simulator. To help with food estimates, please contact the Edmunds County Con-servation District/USDA-NRCS at 605-426-6701 ex 3 or District Manager at 909-241-6537 or eccd@valleytel.net to RSVP or for more information by August 23. Admission is free for anyone interested in attending.