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Public Notices

(No. 914189)(December 10, 2020 - 1T)

SOUTH DAKOTA BOARD OF EDUCATION

STANDARDSNOTICE OF PUBLIC

HEARING REGARDING CONTENT STANDARDS

A public hearing will be held at the MacKay Building, First Floor, Library Commons, 800 Gover-nors Drive, Pierre SD, January 19, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. CT, to consider the adoption and im-plementation of the following career and technical education content standards, physical education standards, and edu-cational technology standards listed below. This is the third of four public hearings regarding these standards.

Architecture & Construc-tion: The goal of the 7-12 Ar-chitecture & Construction stan-dards is to support students in exploring careers and develop-ing technical skills in designing, planning, managing, building and maintaining the built envi-ronment.

Education & Training: The goal of the 7-12 Education & Training standards is to support students in exploring careers and developing technical skills in planning, managing and pro-viding education and training services and related learning support services.

Foundational Career & Technical Education: The goal of the 5-12 Foundational Career & Technical Education standards is to support stu-dents in exploring careers and developing leadership and em-ployability skills for careers in each of the sixteen career clus-ters.

Information Technology The goal of the 7-12 Informa-tion Technology standards is to support students in exploring careers and developing tech-nical skills in the design, devel-opment, support and manage-ment of hardware, software, multimedia and systems inte-gration services.

Law, Public Safety, Secu-rity & Corrections: The goal of the 7-12 Law, Public Safety, Security & Corrections stan-dards is to support students in exploring careers and develop-ing technical skills in planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety, and protective services, including professional and technical support services.

Science, Technology, En-gineering & Mathematics (STEM): The goal of the 7-12 STEM standards is to support students in exploring careers and developing technical skills in planning, managing and pro-viding scientific research and professional and technical ser-vices (e.g., physical science, social science, engineering) in-cluding laboratory and testing services, and research and de-velopment services.

Physical Education: The goal of the K-12 physical ed-ucation standards is to devel-op physically literate individu-als who have the knowledge, health, and skill related to fit-ness and confidence to enjoy a lifetime of healthful physical activity.

Educational Technology: The goal of K-12 education-al technology standards is to support students becoming empowered digital learners and citizens, global collaborators, innovative designers as well as computational and creative thinkers.

Persons interested in present-ing public comment and testi-mony may do so by appearing in person at the hearing, or by submitting written public com-ment to the Department of Edu-cation, ATTN: Laura Scheibe or Stephanie Hansen, 800 Gover-nors Drive, Pierre, South Dako-ta, 57501. Written public com-ment may also be submitted electronically, by clicking on the appropriate link on the follow-ing website: https://doe.sd.gov/contentstandards/review.aspx Written public comment must reach the Department no later than January 13, 2021, to be considered at the hearing.

Notice is further given to indi-viduals with disabilities that this hearing is being held in a phys-ically accessible place. Please notify the Department of Educa-tion at least 48 hours before the public hearing if you have spe-cial needs for which special ar-rangements must be made. The telephone number for making special arrangements is (605) 773-3553.

Copies of the proposed stan-dards may be obtained at the following website: https://doe.sd.gov/contentstandards/re-view.aspx

Published at the approximate cost of $114.80.

Public Notices

(No. 914189)(December 10, 2020 - 1T)

SOUTH DAKOTA BOARD OF EDUCATION

STANDARDSNOTICE OF PUBLIC

HEARING REGARDING CONTENT STANDARDS

A public hearing will be held at the MacKay Building, First Floor, Library Commons, 800 Gover-nors Drive, Pierre SD, January 19, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. CT, to consider the adoption and im-plementation of the following career and technical education content standards, physical education standards, and edu-cational technology standards listed below. This is the third of four public hearings regarding these standards.

Architecture & Construc-tion: The goal of the 7-12 Ar-chitecture & Construction stan-dards is to support students in exploring careers and develop-ing technical skills in designing, planning, managing, building and maintaining the built envi-ronment.

Education & Training: The goal of the 7-12 Education & Training standards is to support students in exploring careers and developing technical skills in planning, managing and pro-viding education and training services and related learning support services.

Foundational Career & Technical Education: The goal of the 5-12 Foundational Career & Technical Education standards is to support stu-dents in exploring careers and developing leadership and em-ployability skills for careers in each of the sixteen career clus-ters.

Information Technology The goal of the 7-12 Informa-tion Technology standards is to support students in exploring careers and developing tech-nical skills in the design, devel-opment, support and manage-ment of hardware, software, multimedia and systems inte-gration services.

Law, Public Safety, Secu-rity & Corrections: The goal of the 7-12 Law, Public Safety, Security & Corrections stan-dards is to support students in exploring careers and develop-ing technical skills in planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety, and protective services, including professional and technical support services.

Science, Technology, En-gineering & Mathematics (STEM): The goal of the 7-12 STEM standards is to support students in exploring careers and developing technical skills in planning, managing and pro-viding scientific research and professional and technical ser-vices (e.g., physical science, social science, engineering) in-cluding laboratory and testing services, and research and de-velopment services.

Physical Education: The goal of the K-12 physical ed-ucation standards is to devel-op physically literate individu-als who have the knowledge, health, and skill related to fit-ness and confidence to enjoy a lifetime of healthful physical activity.

Educational Technology: The goal of K-12 education-al technology standards is to support students becoming empowered digital learners and citizens, global collaborators, innovative designers as well as computational and creative thinkers.

Persons interested in present-ing public comment and testi-mony may do so by appearing in person at the hearing, or by submitting written public com-ment to the Department of Edu-cation, ATTN: Laura Scheibe or Stephanie Hansen, 800 Gover-nors Drive, Pierre, South Dako-ta, 57501. Written public com-ment may also be submitted electronically, by clicking on the appropriate link on the follow-ing website: https://doe.sd.gov/contentstandards/review.aspx Written public comment must reach the Department no later than January 13, 2021, to be considered at the hearing.

Notice is further given to indi-viduals with disabilities that this hearing is being held in a phys-ically accessible place. Please notify the Department of Educa-tion at least 48 hours before the public hearing if you have spe-cial needs for which special ar-rangements must be made. The telephone number for making special arrangements is (605) 773-3553.

Copies of the proposed stan-dards may be obtained at the following website: https://doe.sd.gov/contentstandards/re-view.aspx

Published at the approximate cost of $114.80.

ORDINANCE NO. 20-11-01AN ORDINANCE AMENDING

ORDINANCE NO. 1164 TOREZONE CERTAIN

DESCRIBED PROPERTYBE IT ORDAINED by the Ab-erdeen City Council, Brown County, South Dakota, that the petition to amend Ordinance No. 1164 to rezone the follow-ing described property, filed by Frank Infante and Ronald Wag-ner for the City of Aberdeen, South Dakota, is hereby granted and Ordinance No. 1164 is here-by amended to change the zon-ing on the following described property from (I-2) Unrestricted Industrial District to (C-3) Cen-tral Business District/(R-4) Spe-cial Density Residential District, said property is described as follows:Lots 1 and 2, Block 16, Original Plat in the SW ¼ of Section 13, T123N, R64W of the5th P.M., Aberdeen, Brown County, South Dakota (6 South First Street)BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Aberdeen City Coun-cil, Brown County, Aberdeen South Dakota, that the zoning official for the City of Aberdeen is hereby authorized to change the official zoning map for the City of Aberdeen to reflect this Ordinance./s/ Travis Schaunaman, Mayor; ATTEST: /s/ Karl Alberts, Fi-nance Officer. Notice of Hearing November 5, 12, and 19, 2020; Possible First Reading Novem-ber 23, 2020; Possible Second Reading December 7, 2020; Final Adoption December 27, 2020. Published at the approx-imate cost of $36.05.

ORDINANCE NO. 20-11-04An ordinance entitled, “An Ordi-nance to provide for the fixing of wages of City Officials and Em-ployees for the year 2021.”BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN:The following Officers or Em-ployees of the City shall be paid bi-weekly, except the Park and Recreation Board Members will be paid annually. The amounts of wages for the year 2021 are shown as hourly, except City Council members are shown as biweekly and Parks and Rec-reation Board members are shown as annually.POSITION; EMPLOYEE; WAG-ES Hourly=hr. McNeil, Da-vid; 51.55; Tobin, Jay; 39.29; Jondahl, Tanner; 36.48; Law, Michael; 29.94; Bisbee, Tony; 34.72; Kaiser, Daniel; 33.05; Berg, Brady; 29.94; Pickrel, Kory; 32.24; Gross, Christo-pher; 32.24; Miller, Mark; 30.69; Jung, Brad; 30.69; Bunke, Mike; 30.69; Fadness, Kyle; 30.69; Lemke, Jordan; 29.21; Majeske, Jordan; 29.21; Embury, Nicole; 28.50; Zaruba, Jarrod; 28.50; Danielson, Jordan; 27.80; Krage, Zachary; 27.80; Ziegler, Brad; 29.94; Senger, Angela; 29.94; Hluchy, Michael; 29.94; Kirnan, John; 29.94; Olson, Matt; 29.21; Kline, Arika; 29.21; Barstad, Thomas; 28.50; Paul, Eric; 28.50; Neal, Jeffrey; 28.50; Wolf, Brad; 27.80; Reinke, Ty; 27.13; Bruce, Briston; 27.13; Kissner, Cole; 27.13; Brooks, Gregory; 27.13; Traster, Ethan; 25.82; Seaman, Tanner; 25.82; Hovendick, Matthew; 25.82; McCarthy, Benjamin; 25.82; Charles, Justine; 25.82; Sea-man, Landon; 25.82; Woehl, Brady; 25.82; Busche, Jordan; 25.82; Fleckstein, Dyllen; 25.19; Rydeen, Michal; 25.19; Farmen, Braxton; 25.19; Heyd, Jakob; 25.19; Kurtz, Kasey; 25.19; Bogue, Tyler; 25.19; Mersier, Justin; 24.58; Innis, Clayton; 24.58; Majeske, Randy; 25.82; VanDover, Daryl; 21.19; Weaver, John; 23.39; Wahlen, Kimberly; 22.27; Mielke, Jan; 21.72; Weig, Anne; 19.20; Hubert, Tina; 17.83; Hink, Clare; 21.19; Lund-strom, Paul; 21.19; Weig, Joel; 47.87; Huebner, Jr., Larry; 27.38; Vrchota, Stacy; 27.38; Roem-mich, Michael; 25.43; Sharisky, Keith; 36.48; Anderson, Trent; 24.81; Eliason, Michael; 23.62; Smith, Blair; 23.04; Hammrich, Lance; 23.04; Rystrom, Jesse; 23.04; Schock, Darcy; 22.48; Leidholt, Matthew; 22.48; Ochs-ner, Joshua; 22.48; Scott, Chris; 21.93; Mougey, Mariah; 21.93; Langerock, Jamie; 21.93; Quinn, John; 21.93; Nelson, Luke (Ter-ry); 21.93; Schuldt, Eric; 20.87; Winter, Brant; 19.87; Donald-son, Stuart; 19.87; Sturgeon, Nathan; 19.87; Binfet, Landon; 18.45; Nath, Austin; 18.45; Dahme, Jordon; 18.45; Stod-dard, Kyle; 18.45; Venard, Tan-ner; 18.45; Garvin, Alex; 18.45; Deyo, Carter; 18.00; Davis, Tara; 18.00; Beck, Harley; 18.00; Mill-er, Joshua; 18.00; Conmay, Thomas; 18.00; Broek, Taylor; 18.00; Gourde, Mario; 19.87; Volek, David; 19.87; Ledeboer, Brett; 18.00; Warrey, Kenton; 17.56; Stoltenburg, Geoffrey; 16.71; Fischbach, Austin; 16.71; Mount, Daniel; 16.71; Heyd, Alexander; 16.31; Schlotman, Hunter; 16.31; Aman, Parker; 16.31; Wiege, Nathaniel; 15.91; Feist, Mathew; 15.91; Gruwell, Presten; 15.91; Fischer, Lisa; 23.39; Nilson. Chad; 29.22; Stoltenburg, Maxwell; 25.82; Gaa, Joseph; 74.52; Krokel, Richard; 40.27; Hanley, Mark; 27.13; Pagel, Robert; 23.39; Elsperger, Mark; 22.27; Duus, Jacob; 22.27; Keifer, Eric; 20.68; Kolb, Cheryl; 17.83; Ketterling, Anna Rhea; 23.39; Gardner, Bradley; 32.25; Dunlavy, Barry; 27.81; Brick, Christopher; 25.82; Alberts, Karl; 62.81; McQuillen, Jordan; 32.25; Campton, Mary; 28.50; Cornelius, Deb; 24.58; Hallenbeck, Stacie; 21.72; Kam-phuis, Amanda; 18.73; Mohr, Jill; 43.37; Schwan, Andrea; 28.50; Herr, Carla; 29.95; Miel-ke, Michael; 22.27; Vaughn, Austin; 34.73; Kopetsky, Gene; 25.19; Arment, Shirley; 42.31; Perrion, Cara; 31.46; O’Mal-ley, Charlene; 27.13; Padfield, Sabrina; 25.82; Haas, Kather-ine; 23.98; Malsom, Katherine; 19.68; Reeder, Jody; 21.19; Lagerquist, Hannah; 20.68; Branson, Todd; 19.68; Kohles, Marilyn; 19.20; Kienow, Melis-sa; 17.40; Riggins, Jan; 17.40; Seaton, Isabella; 17.40; Rogers, Timothy; 19.68; DeGroot, Ma-rie; 23.39; Wager, Ron; 78.44; Bill, Brett; 47.87; Hubbart, Ken; 30.69; Miller, Eric; 27.13; Max-field, Jeremiah; 23.98; Dosch, David; 23.39; Smith, Michael “Shane”; 23.39; Nelson, Paula; 23.39; Thorstenson, Jeromy; 45.56; Hornseth, Robin; 27.13; Badten, Brian; 27.13; Schmier-er, Dustin; 23.98; Weiszhaar, Travis; 21.72; Smith, Brandon; 21.19; Spencer, Matthew; 21.19; Deyo, Stephanie; 20.17; Kolb, John; 19.20; Schock, Patrick; 18.73; Nilson, Nickolas; 18.73; Dvorak, Cody; 18.73; Schlotte, Patrick; 27.13; Morales, Jorge; 23.98; Eisenbeisz, Joel; 20.68; Kissner, Kevin; 20.17; Hoon, Rick; 21.19; Smith, Ryan; 27.13; Kelly, Austin; 19.68; Hoven, Mark; 46.70; Thorstenson, Dawn; 25.82; Dutenhoeffer, Darlene; 18.73; Ellingson, Emily; 17.83; Morsching, Gene; 43.37; Lemer, Travis; 35.59; Eilts, Nicholas; 23.39; Eckert, David; 37.40; Harper, Crystal; 22.82; Clemens, Jason; 22.82; Klipfel, Bert; 21.19; Holzkamm, Wende; 22.82; Taylor, Molly; 19.20; Padfield, Charles; 18.28; Wit-lock, Jackie; 25.82; Latt, Laura; 18.28; Bierman, Tyler; 33.05; Blue, Timothy; 27.81; Cleveland, Darren; 23.39; Skowron, Ro-man; 25.19; Forrest, Charles G; 23.39; Miller, Jance; 21.72; Hus-by, Ryan; 21.19; Colleran, Sean; 20.17; Cleveland, Derek; 19.68; Grote, Mark; 30.69; Lux, Spen-cer; 20.17; Kiesz, Aaron; 33.88; Lesher, Lucas; 24.58; Wiebers, Matthew; 20.17; Malsom, Greg; 19.68; Kornmann, Charles; 31.46; Waltman, Joshua; 25.82; Thomle, Michael; 27.13; Aman, Trent; 20.68; Bobzien, Robin; 71.06; Nelson, Stuart; 46.70; Fitz, Joseph; 28.50; Waldman, Daniel; 25.82; Hettich, John; 27.13; Kimball, William; 24.58; Sexton, Stacy; 23.39; Zimney, Nikolas; 21.72; Horner, William; 20.68; Feiock, William; 19.68; Scott, Forrest; 19.20; Jarvis, Cameron; 19.20; Christianson, Levi; 19.20; Commet, Chad; 18.28; Schwab, Zachary; 18.28; Rohrbach, Jorden; 17.83; Nel-son, Paul; 17.83; Kosters, Ken-nedy; 17.83; Lipp, Rick; 30.69; Achen, Charles; 31.46; Kam-phuis, Dustin; 23.39; Hornseth, Chase; 21.72; Schlosser, Scott; 26.47; Kohnen, Daniel; 24.58; Er-ickson, Jason; 24.58; Lester, Mi-chael; 23.39; Messerole, Jason; 22.27; Ham, Kevin; 22.27; Conn, Allen; 21.72; Stubbe, Logan; 20.68; Hubert, Jr. Bernie; 20.68; Fischer, Kristi; 23.39; Hink, Bri-an; 22.27; Hepola, Larry; 21.19; Nold, Keith; 21.19; Wanttie, Thomas; 28.50; Boschee, Kel-vin; 27.13; DeRouchey, Ryan; 19.20; Kline, Ryan; 18.28; Moss, Roxane; 18.28; Kriech, Jessica; 17.83; Salo, Vickie; 19.68; Holm, Patty; 19.20; Braun, Robert J.; 41.28; Jackson, Robert; 26.47; Kornder, Dennis; 29.95; Deck-er, Brian; 23.98; Griese, Dustin; 22.82; Steiger, Justin; 22.27; Roethler, Douglas; 21.19; Bauer II, Walter; 21.19; Badten, Peggi; 43.37; Fischer, Amanda; 29.95; Vandarwarka, Kevin; 27.13; Cal-lahan, Timothy; 26.47; Ganje, Scott; 22.27; Dundon, Thomas; 22.27; Joy, Dennis; 22.27; Jarvis, Brian; 22.27; Kruthoff, Jordan; 20.68; Holmes, Chris; 20.68hr; Shaunaman, Travis; 576.92bw; City Council Member; Remily, Mark; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Rux, Clint; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Langer, Tiffany; 326.92bw; City Coun-cil Member; Ronayne, Rob; 326.92bw; City Council Mem-ber; Lunzman, Dave; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Rife, Josh; 326.92bw; City Coun-cil Member; Reinbold, Justin; 326.92bw; City Council Mem-ber; Johnson, Alan; 326.92bw; Park/Recreation Board (Presi-dent)$200.00; Park/Recreation Board (Secretary)$100.00; Park/Recreation Board (Other Members)$50.00.This Ordinance shall be effective for all pay received on or after January 1, 2021.Passed First Reading Novem-ber 23, 2020 Passed Second Reading De-cember 7, 2020Adopted December 7, 2020Published December 10, 2020Effective Date December 30, 2020/s/ Travis Schaunaman, MayorATTEST: Karl Alberts, Finance OfficerPublished once at an approxi-mate cost of $191.89.

Public Notices

ORDINANCE NO. 20-11-04An ordinance entitled, “An Ordi-nance to provide for the fixing of wages of City Officials and Em-ployees for the year 2021.”BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN:The following Officers or Em-ployees of the City shall be paid bi-weekly, except the Park and Recreation Board Members will be paid annually. The amounts of wages for the year 2021 are shown as hourly, except City Council members are shown as biweekly and Parks and Rec-reation Board members are shown as annually.POSITION; EMPLOYEE; WAG-ES Hourly=hr. McNeil, Da-vid; 51.55; Tobin, Jay; 39.29; Jondahl, Tanner; 36.48; Law, Michael; 29.94; Bisbee, Tony; 34.72; Kaiser, Daniel; 33.05; Berg, Brady; 29.94; Pickrel, Kory; 32.24; Gross, Christo-pher; 32.24; Miller, Mark; 30.69; Jung, Brad; 30.69; Bunke, Mike; 30.69; Fadness, Kyle; 30.69; Lemke, Jordan; 29.21; Majeske, Jordan; 29.21; Embury, Nicole; 28.50; Zaruba, Jarrod; 28.50; Danielson, Jordan; 27.80; Krage, Zachary; 27.80; Ziegler, Brad; 29.94; Senger, Angela; 29.94; Hluchy, Michael; 29.94; Kirnan, John; 29.94; Olson, Matt; 29.21; Kline, Arika; 29.21; Barstad, Thomas; 28.50; Paul, Eric; 28.50; Neal, Jeffrey; 28.50; Wolf, Brad; 27.80; Reinke, Ty; 27.13; Bruce, Briston; 27.13; Kissner, Cole; 27.13; Brooks, Gregory; 27.13; Traster, Ethan; 25.82; Seaman, Tanner; 25.82; Hovendick, Matthew; 25.82; McCarthy, Benjamin; 25.82; Charles, Justine; 25.82; Sea-man, Landon; 25.82; Woehl, Brady; 25.82; Busche, Jordan; 25.82; Fleckstein, Dyllen; 25.19; Rydeen, Michal; 25.19; Farmen, Braxton; 25.19; Heyd, Jakob; 25.19; Kurtz, Kasey; 25.19; Bogue, Tyler; 25.19; Mersier, Justin; 24.58; Innis, Clayton; 24.58; Majeske, Randy; 25.82; VanDover, Daryl; 21.19; Weaver, John; 23.39; Wahlen, Kimberly; 22.27; Mielke, Jan; 21.72; Weig, Anne; 19.20; Hubert, Tina; 17.83; Hink, Clare; 21.19; Lund-strom, Paul; 21.19; Weig, Joel; 47.87; Huebner, Jr., Larry; 27.38; Vrchota, Stacy; 27.38; Roem-mich, Michael; 25.43; Sharisky, Keith; 36.48; Anderson, Trent; 24.81; Eliason, Michael; 23.62; Smith, Blair; 23.04; Hammrich, Lance; 23.04; Rystrom, Jesse; 23.04; Schock, Darcy; 22.48; Leidholt, Matthew; 22.48; Ochs-ner, Joshua; 22.48; Scott, Chris; 21.93; Mougey, Mariah; 21.93; Langerock, Jamie; 21.93; Quinn, John; 21.93; Nelson, Luke (Ter-ry); 21.93; Schuldt, Eric; 20.87; Winter, Brant; 19.87; Donald-son, Stuart; 19.87; Sturgeon, Nathan; 19.87; Binfet, Landon; 18.45; Nath, Austin; 18.45; Dahme, Jordon; 18.45; Stod-dard, Kyle; 18.45; Venard, Tan-ner; 18.45; Garvin, Alex; 18.45; Deyo, Carter; 18.00; Davis, Tara; 18.00; Beck, Harley; 18.00; Mill-er, Joshua; 18.00; Conmay, Thomas; 18.00; Broek, Taylor; 18.00; Gourde, Mario; 19.87; Volek, David; 19.87; Ledeboer, Brett; 18.00; Warrey, Kenton; 17.56; Stoltenburg, Geoffrey; 16.71; Fischbach, Austin; 16.71; Mount, Daniel; 16.71; Heyd, Alexander; 16.31; Schlotman, Hunter; 16.31; Aman, Parker; 16.31; Wiege, Nathaniel; 15.91; Feist, Mathew; 15.91; Gruwell, Presten; 15.91; Fischer, Lisa; 23.39; Nilson. Chad; 29.22; Stoltenburg, Maxwell; 25.82; Gaa, Joseph; 74.52; Krokel, Richard; 40.27; Hanley, Mark; 27.13; Pagel, Robert; 23.39; Elsperger, Mark; 22.27; Duus, Jacob; 22.27; Keifer, Eric; 20.68; Kolb, Cheryl; 17.83; Ketterling, Anna Rhea; 23.39; Gardner, Bradley; 32.25; Dunlavy, Barry; 27.81; Brick, Christopher; 25.82; Alberts, Karl; 62.81; McQuillen, Jordan; 32.25; Campton, Mary; 28.50; Cornelius, Deb; 24.58; Hallenbeck, Stacie; 21.72; Kam-phuis, Amanda; 18.73; Mohr, Jill; 43.37; Schwan, Andrea; 28.50; Herr, Carla; 29.95; Miel-ke, Michael; 22.27; Vaughn, Austin; 34.73; Kopetsky, Gene; 25.19; Arment, Shirley; 42.31; Perrion, Cara; 31.46; O’Mal-ley, Charlene; 27.13; Padfield, Sabrina; 25.82; Haas, Kather-ine; 23.98; Malsom, Katherine; 19.68; Reeder, Jody; 21.19; Lagerquist, Hannah; 20.68; Branson, Todd; 19.68; Kohles, Marilyn; 19.20; Kienow, Melis-sa; 17.40; Riggins, Jan; 17.40; Seaton, Isabella; 17.40; Rogers, Timothy; 19.68; DeGroot, Ma-rie; 23.39; Wager, Ron; 78.44; Bill, Brett; 47.87; Hubbart, Ken; 30.69; Miller, Eric; 27.13; Max-field, Jeremiah; 23.98; Dosch, David; 23.39; Smith, Michael “Shane”; 23.39; Nelson, Paula; 23.39; Thorstenson, Jeromy; 45.56; Hornseth, Robin; 27.13; Badten, Brian; 27.13; Schmier-er, Dustin; 23.98; Weiszhaar, Travis; 21.72; Smith, Brandon; 21.19; Spencer, Matthew; 21.19; Deyo, Stephanie; 20.17; Kolb, John; 19.20; Schock, Patrick; 18.73; Nilson, Nickolas; 18.73; Dvorak, Cody; 18.73; Schlotte, Patrick; 27.13; Morales, Jorge; 23.98; Eisenbeisz, Joel; 20.68; Kissner, Kevin; 20.17; Hoon, Rick; 21.19; Smith, Ryan; 27.13; Kelly, Austin; 19.68; Hoven, Mark; 46.70; Thorstenson, Dawn; 25.82; Dutenhoeffer, Darlene; 18.73; Ellingson, Emily; 17.83; Morsching, Gene; 43.37; Lemer, Travis; 35.59; Eilts, Nicholas; 23.39; Eckert, David; 37.40; Harper, Crystal; 22.82; Clemens, Jason; 22.82; Klipfel, Bert; 21.19; Holzkamm, Wende; 22.82; Taylor, Molly; 19.20; Padfield, Charles; 18.28; Wit-lock, Jackie; 25.82; Latt, Laura; 18.28; Bierman, Tyler; 33.05; Blue, Timothy; 27.81; Cleveland, Darren; 23.39; Skowron, Ro-man; 25.19; Forrest, Charles G; 23.39; Miller, Jance; 21.72; Hus-by, Ryan; 21.19; Colleran, Sean; 20.17; Cleveland, Derek; 19.68; Grote, Mark; 30.69; Lux, Spen-cer; 20.17; Kiesz, Aaron; 33.88; Lesher, Lucas; 24.58; Wiebers, Matthew; 20.17; Malsom, Greg; 19.68; Kornmann, Charles; 31.46; Waltman, Joshua; 25.82; Thomle, Michael; 27.13; Aman, Trent; 20.68; Bobzien, Robin; 71.06; Nelson, Stuart; 46.70; Fitz, Joseph; 28.50; Waldman, Daniel; 25.82; Hettich, John; 27.13; Kimball, William; 24.58; Sexton, Stacy; 23.39; Zimney, Nikolas; 21.72; Horner, William; 20.68; Feiock, William; 19.68; Scott, Forrest; 19.20; Jarvis, Cameron; 19.20; Christianson, Levi; 19.20; Commet, Chad; 18.28; Schwab, Zachary; 18.28; Rohrbach, Jorden; 17.83; Nel-son, Paul; 17.83; Kosters, Ken-nedy; 17.83; Lipp, Rick; 30.69; Achen, Charles; 31.46; Kam-phuis, Dustin; 23.39; Hornseth, Chase; 21.72; Schlosser, Scott; 26.47; Kohnen, Daniel; 24.58; Er-ickson, Jason; 24.58; Lester, Mi-chael; 23.39; Messerole, Jason; 22.27; Ham, Kevin; 22.27; Conn, Allen; 21.72; Stubbe, Logan; 20.68; Hubert, Jr. Bernie; 20.68; Fischer, Kristi; 23.39; Hink, Bri-an; 22.27; Hepola, Larry; 21.19; Nold, Keith; 21.19; Wanttie, Thomas; 28.50; Boschee, Kel-vin; 27.13; DeRouchey, Ryan; 19.20; Kline, Ryan; 18.28; Moss, Roxane; 18.28; Kriech, Jessica; 17.83; Salo, Vickie; 19.68; Holm, Patty; 19.20; Braun, Robert J.; 41.28; Jackson, Robert; 26.47; Kornder, Dennis; 29.95; Deck-er, Brian; 23.98; Griese, Dustin; 22.82; Steiger, Justin; 22.27; Roethler, Douglas; 21.19; Bauer II, Walter; 21.19; Badten, Peggi; 43.37; Fischer, Amanda; 29.95; Vandarwarka, Kevin; 27.13; Cal-lahan, Timothy; 26.47; Ganje, Scott; 22.27; Dundon, Thomas; 22.27; Joy, Dennis; 22.27; Jarvis, Brian; 22.27; Kruthoff, Jordan; 20.68; Holmes, Chris; 20.68hr; Shaunaman, Travis; 576.92bw; City Council Member; Remily, Mark; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Rux, Clint; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Langer, Tiffany; 326.92bw; City Coun-cil Member; Ronayne, Rob; 326.92bw; City Council Mem-ber; Lunzman, Dave; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Rife, Josh; 326.92bw; City Coun-cil Member; Reinbold, Justin; 326.92bw; City Council Mem-ber; Johnson, Alan; 326.92bw; Park/Recreation Board (Presi-dent)$200.00; Park/Recreation Board (Secretary)$100.00; Park/Recreation Board (Other Members)$50.00.This Ordinance shall be effective for all pay received on or after January 1, 2021.Passed First Reading Novem-ber 23, 2020 Passed Second Reading De-cember 7, 2020Adopted December 7, 2020Published December 10, 2020Effective Date December 30, 2020/s/ Travis Schaunaman, MayorATTEST: Karl Alberts, Finance OfficerPublished once at an approxi-mate cost of $191.89.

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ORDINANCE NO. 20-11-04An ordinance entitled, “An Ordi-nance to provide for the fixing of wages of City Officials and Em-ployees for the year 2021.”BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN:The following Officers or Em-ployees of the City shall be paid bi-weekly, except the Park and Recreation Board Members will be paid annually. The amounts of wages for the year 2021 are shown as hourly, except City Council members are shown as biweekly and Parks and Rec-reation Board members are shown as annually.POSITION; EMPLOYEE; WAG-ES Hourly=hr. McNeil, Da-vid; 51.55; Tobin, Jay; 39.29; Jondahl, Tanner; 36.48; Law, Michael; 29.94; Bisbee, Tony; 34.72; Kaiser, Daniel; 33.05; Berg, Brady; 29.94; Pickrel, Kory; 32.24; Gross, Christo-pher; 32.24; Miller, Mark; 30.69; Jung, Brad; 30.69; Bunke, Mike; 30.69; Fadness, Kyle; 30.69; Lemke, Jordan; 29.21; Majeske, Jordan; 29.21; Embury, Nicole; 28.50; Zaruba, Jarrod; 28.50; Danielson, Jordan; 27.80; Krage, Zachary; 27.80; Ziegler, Brad; 29.94; Senger, Angela; 29.94; Hluchy, Michael; 29.94; Kirnan, John; 29.94; Olson, Matt; 29.21; Kline, Arika; 29.21; Barstad, Thomas; 28.50; Paul, Eric; 28.50; Neal, Jeffrey; 28.50; Wolf, Brad; 27.80; Reinke, Ty; 27.13; Bruce, Briston; 27.13; Kissner, Cole; 27.13; Brooks, Gregory; 27.13; Traster, Ethan; 25.82; Seaman, Tanner; 25.82; Hovendick, Matthew; 25.82; McCarthy, Benjamin; 25.82; Charles, Justine; 25.82; Sea-man, Landon; 25.82; Woehl, Brady; 25.82; Busche, Jordan; 25.82; Fleckstein, Dyllen; 25.19; Rydeen, Michal; 25.19; Farmen, Braxton; 25.19; Heyd, Jakob; 25.19; Kurtz, Kasey; 25.19; Bogue, Tyler; 25.19; Mersier, Justin; 24.58; Innis, Clayton; 24.58; Majeske, Randy; 25.82; VanDover, Daryl; 21.19; Weaver, John; 23.39; Wahlen, Kimberly; 22.27; Mielke, Jan; 21.72; Weig, Anne; 19.20; Hubert, Tina; 17.83; Hink, Clare; 21.19; Lund-strom, Paul; 21.19; Weig, Joel; 47.87; Huebner, Jr., Larry; 27.38; Vrchota, Stacy; 27.38; Roem-mich, Michael; 25.43; Sharisky, Keith; 36.48; Anderson, Trent; 24.81; Eliason, Michael; 23.62; Smith, Blair; 23.04; Hammrich, Lance; 23.04; Rystrom, Jesse; 23.04; Schock, Darcy; 22.48; Leidholt, Matthew; 22.48; Ochs-ner, Joshua; 22.48; Scott, Chris; 21.93; Mougey, Mariah; 21.93; Langerock, Jamie; 21.93; Quinn, John; 21.93; Nelson, Luke (Ter-ry); 21.93; Schuldt, Eric; 20.87; Winter, Brant; 19.87; Donald-son, Stuart; 19.87; Sturgeon, Nathan; 19.87; Binfet, Landon; 18.45; Nath, Austin; 18.45; Dahme, Jordon; 18.45; Stod-dard, Kyle; 18.45; Venard, Tan-ner; 18.45; Garvin, Alex; 18.45; Deyo, Carter; 18.00; Davis, Tara; 18.00; Beck, Harley; 18.00; Mill-er, Joshua; 18.00; Conmay, Thomas; 18.00; Broek, Taylor; 18.00; Gourde, Mario; 19.87; Volek, David; 19.87; Ledeboer, Brett; 18.00; Warrey, Kenton; 17.56; Stoltenburg, Geoffrey; 16.71; Fischbach, Austin; 16.71; Mount, Daniel; 16.71; Heyd, Alexander; 16.31; Schlotman, Hunter; 16.31; Aman, Parker; 16.31; Wiege, Nathaniel; 15.91; Feist, Mathew; 15.91; Gruwell, Presten; 15.91; Fischer, Lisa; 23.39; Nilson. Chad; 29.22; Stoltenburg, Maxwell; 25.82; Gaa, Joseph; 74.52; Krokel, Richard; 40.27; Hanley, Mark; 27.13; Pagel, Robert; 23.39; Elsperger, Mark; 22.27; Duus, Jacob; 22.27; Keifer, Eric; 20.68; Kolb, Cheryl; 17.83; Ketterling, Anna Rhea; 23.39; Gardner, Bradley; 32.25; Dunlavy, Barry; 27.81; Brick, Christopher; 25.82; Alberts, Karl; 62.81; McQuillen, Jordan; 32.25; Campton, Mary; 28.50; Cornelius, Deb; 24.58; Hallenbeck, Stacie; 21.72; Kam-phuis, Amanda; 18.73; Mohr, Jill; 43.37; Schwan, Andrea; 28.50; Herr, Carla; 29.95; Miel-ke, Michael; 22.27; Vaughn, Austin; 34.73; Kopetsky, Gene; 25.19; Arment, Shirley; 42.31; Perrion, Cara; 31.46; O’Mal-ley, Charlene; 27.13; Padfield, Sabrina; 25.82; Haas, Kather-ine; 23.98; Malsom, Katherine; 19.68; Reeder, Jody; 21.19; Lagerquist, Hannah; 20.68; Branson, Todd; 19.68; Kohles, Marilyn; 19.20; Kienow, Melis-sa; 17.40; Riggins, Jan; 17.40; Seaton, Isabella; 17.40; Rogers, Timothy; 19.68; DeGroot, Ma-rie; 23.39; Wager, Ron; 78.44; Bill, Brett; 47.87; Hubbart, Ken; 30.69; Miller, Eric; 27.13; Max-field, Jeremiah; 23.98; Dosch, David; 23.39; Smith, Michael “Shane”; 23.39; Nelson, Paula; 23.39; Thorstenson, Jeromy; 45.56; Hornseth, Robin; 27.13; Badten, Brian; 27.13; Schmier-er, Dustin; 23.98; Weiszhaar, Travis; 21.72; Smith, Brandon; 21.19; Spencer, Matthew; 21.19; Deyo, Stephanie; 20.17; Kolb, John; 19.20; Schock, Patrick; 18.73; Nilson, Nickolas; 18.73; Dvorak, Cody; 18.73; Schlotte, Patrick; 27.13; Morales, Jorge; 23.98; Eisenbeisz, Joel; 20.68; Kissner, Kevin; 20.17; Hoon, Rick; 21.19; Smith, Ryan; 27.13; Kelly, Austin; 19.68; Hoven, Mark; 46.70; Thorstenson, Dawn; 25.82; Dutenhoeffer, Darlene; 18.73; Ellingson, Emily; 17.83; Morsching, Gene; 43.37; Lemer, Travis; 35.59; Eilts, Nicholas; 23.39; Eckert, David; 37.40; Harper, Crystal; 22.82; Clemens, Jason; 22.82; Klipfel, Bert; 21.19; Holzkamm, Wende; 22.82; Taylor, Molly; 19.20; Padfield, Charles; 18.28; Wit-lock, Jackie; 25.82; Latt, Laura; 18.28; Bierman, Tyler; 33.05; Blue, Timothy; 27.81; Cleveland, Darren; 23.39; Skowron, Ro-man; 25.19; Forrest, Charles G; 23.39; Miller, Jance; 21.72; Hus-by, Ryan; 21.19; Colleran, Sean; 20.17; Cleveland, Derek; 19.68; Grote, Mark; 30.69; Lux, Spen-cer; 20.17; Kiesz, Aaron; 33.88; Lesher, Lucas; 24.58; Wiebers, Matthew; 20.17; Malsom, Greg; 19.68; Kornmann, Charles; 31.46; Waltman, Joshua; 25.82; Thomle, Michael; 27.13; Aman, Trent; 20.68; Bobzien, Robin; 71.06; Nelson, Stuart; 46.70; Fitz, Joseph; 28.50; Waldman, Daniel; 25.82; Hettich, John; 27.13; Kimball, William; 24.58; Sexton, Stacy; 23.39; Zimney, Nikolas; 21.72; Horner, William; 20.68; Feiock, William; 19.68; Scott, Forrest; 19.20; Jarvis, Cameron; 19.20; Christianson, Levi; 19.20; Commet, Chad; 18.28; Schwab, Zachary; 18.28; Rohrbach, Jorden; 17.83; Nel-son, Paul; 17.83; Kosters, Ken-nedy; 17.83; Lipp, Rick; 30.69; Achen, Charles; 31.46; Kam-phuis, Dustin; 23.39; Hornseth, Chase; 21.72; Schlosser, Scott; 26.47; Kohnen, Daniel; 24.58; Er-ickson, Jason; 24.58; Lester, Mi-chael; 23.39; Messerole, Jason; 22.27; Ham, Kevin; 22.27; Conn, Allen; 21.72; Stubbe, Logan; 20.68; Hubert, Jr. Bernie; 20.68; Fischer, Kristi; 23.39; Hink, Bri-an; 22.27; Hepola, Larry; 21.19; Nold, Keith; 21.19; Wanttie, Thomas; 28.50; Boschee, Kel-vin; 27.13; DeRouchey, Ryan; 19.20; Kline, Ryan; 18.28; Moss, Roxane; 18.28; Kriech, Jessica; 17.83; Salo, Vickie; 19.68; Holm, Patty; 19.20; Braun, Robert J.; 41.28; Jackson, Robert; 26.47; Kornder, Dennis; 29.95; Deck-er, Brian; 23.98; Griese, Dustin; 22.82; Steiger, Justin; 22.27; Roethler, Douglas; 21.19; Bauer II, Walter; 21.19; Badten, Peggi; 43.37; Fischer, Amanda; 29.95; Vandarwarka, Kevin; 27.13; Cal-lahan, Timothy; 26.47; Ganje, Scott; 22.27; Dundon, Thomas; 22.27; Joy, Dennis; 22.27; Jarvis, Brian; 22.27; Kruthoff, Jordan; 20.68; Holmes, Chris; 20.68hr; Shaunaman, Travis; 576.92bw; City Council Member; Remily, Mark; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Rux, Clint; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Langer, Tiffany; 326.92bw; City Coun-cil Member; Ronayne, Rob; 326.92bw; City Council Mem-ber; Lunzman, Dave; 326.92bw; City Council Member; Rife, Josh; 326.92bw; City Coun-cil Member; Reinbold, Justin; 326.92bw; City Council Mem-ber; Johnson, Alan; 326.92bw; Park/Recreation Board (Presi-dent)$200.00; Park/Recreation Board (Secretary)$100.00; Park/Recreation Board (Other Members)$50.00.This Ordinance shall be effective for all pay received on or after January 1, 2021.Passed First Reading Novem-ber 23, 2020 Passed Second Reading De-cember 7, 2020Adopted December 7, 2020Published December 10, 2020Effective Date December 30, 2020/s/ Travis Schaunaman, MayorATTEST: Karl Alberts, Finance OfficerPublished once at an approxi-mate cost of $191.89.

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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTACOUNTY OF BROWNIN CIRCUIT COURT

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NOTICE TO CREDITORSIN THE MATTER OF THEESTATE OF ERVIN KRUSE, DECEASEDNotice is given that on the 7th day of December, 2020, Nancy Johnson whose address is set forth below, was appointed as personal representative of the estate of Ervin Kruse.Creditors of the decedent must file their claims within four (4) months after the date of the appointment of the personal representative on the 7th day of December, 2020, or within sixty (60) days after the date of mailing or delivery of this written notice, whichever is later, or be forever barred.Claims may be filed with the personal representative or may be filed with the Clerk of Courts and a copy of the claim mailed to the personal representative.Dated this 7th day of December, 2020.Nancy Johnson1909 West Grandpoint CircleSioux Falls, SD 57108(605) 261-5539Clerk of CourtsBrown County Courthouse25 Market StreetAberdeen, SD 57401Kari A. Bartling, AttorneyP.O. Box 467Groton, SD 57445(605) 397-8464tdlaw@nvc.netPublished 3x at the approximate cost of $104.25.

ORDINANCE NO. 20-11-05“An Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance supplementing the annual appropriation as made for the year 2020 to appropriate funds for various unanticipated projects and activities.”BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN:Section 1. WHEREAS, there are insufficient appropriated funds related to COVID ex-penses in the General Fund for Finance amounting to $1,000; Human Resources amounting to $1,000; City Hall amounting to $2,000; Computer amount-ing to $1,000; Police amounting to $39,000; Fire amounting to $34,000; Streat amounting to $7,000; Traffic Control amount-ing to $1,000; Solid Waste amounting to $4,000; Rideline amounting to $5,000; Library amounting to $10,000; transfer out to Parks and Recreation Fund amounting to $65,000; Air-port Fund amounting to $9,000; Stormwater Fund amounting to $1,000; Water Fund amounting to $5,000; Water Reclamation Fund amounting to $3,000; Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund amounting to $8,000; Golf Fund amounting to $6,000; and Un-employment Insurance Fund amounting to $18,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Fund for Recreation amounting to $6,000; ARCC amounting to $19,000; Aquatics amount-ing to $1,000; Senior Center amounting to $5,000; Parks amounting to $29,000; Wylie Park amounting to $4,000; and Forestry amounting to $1,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Air-port Fund amounting to $9,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Stormwater Fund amounting to $1,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Water Fund amounting to $5,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Water Reclamation Fund amounting to $3,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund amounting to $8,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Golf Fund amounting to $6,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Unemployment Insurance Fund amounting to $18,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, it would appear that there are in the following funds monies that are unappropriated and unexpended: Two Hun-dred Twenty Thousand Dollars ($220,000) in the General Fund, Sixty-five Thousand Dollars ($65,000) in the Parks, Recre-ation and Forestry Fund, Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000) in the Airport Fund, One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) in the Storm-water Fund, Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) in the Water Fund, Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000) in the Water Reclama-tion Fund, Eight Thousand Dol-lars ($8,000) in the Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund, Six Thou-sand Dollars ($6,000) in the Golf Fund, and Eighteen Thousand Dollars ($18,000) in the Unem-ployment Insurance Fund that can be used for said purposes.NOW, THEREFORE, THERE IS HEREBY APPROPRIATED from the unappropriated and unex-pended balance in the following funds: Two Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars ($220,000) in the General Fund, Sixty-five Thousand Dollars ($65,000) in the Parks, Recreation and For-estry Fund, Nine Thousand Dol-lars ($9,000) in the Airport Fund, One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) in the Stormwater Fund, Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) in the Water Fund, Three Thou-sand Dollars ($3,000) in the Water Reclamation Fund, Eight Thousand Dollars ($8,000) in the Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund, Six Thousand Dollars ($6,000) in the Golf Fund, and Eighteen Thousand Dollars ($18,000) in the Unemployment Insurance Fund for the aforesaid purposes.Section 2. The Finance Officer is hereby authorized to make such amounts available for the purposes above and carry out the interfund transfers set forth.Section 3. This Ordinance is necessary for the immedi-ate preservation of the public peace, health, safety, and for support of the municipal gov-ernment and its existing institu-tions, and shall take effect upon the passage and publication thereof.Passed First Reading Novem-ber 23, 2020Passed Second Reading De-cember 7, 2020Adopted December 7, 2020Published December 10, 2020Effective Date December 10, 2020/s/ Travis Schaunaman, MayorAttest: Karl Alberts, Finance Of-ficerPublished once at the approxi-mate cost of $122.99.

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ORDINANCE NO. 20-11-05“An Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance supplementing the annual appropriation as made for the year 2020 to appropriate funds for various unanticipated projects and activities.”BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN:Section 1. WHEREAS, there are insufficient appropriated funds related to COVID ex-penses in the General Fund for Finance amounting to $1,000; Human Resources amounting to $1,000; City Hall amounting to $2,000; Computer amount-ing to $1,000; Police amounting to $39,000; Fire amounting to $34,000; Streat amounting to $7,000; Traffic Control amount-ing to $1,000; Solid Waste amounting to $4,000; Rideline amounting to $5,000; Library amounting to $10,000; transfer out to Parks and Recreation Fund amounting to $65,000; Air-port Fund amounting to $9,000; Stormwater Fund amounting to $1,000; Water Fund amounting to $5,000; Water Reclamation Fund amounting to $3,000; Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund amounting to $8,000; Golf Fund amounting to $6,000; and Un-employment Insurance Fund amounting to $18,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Fund for Recreation amounting to $6,000; ARCC amounting to $19,000; Aquatics amount-ing to $1,000; Senior Center amounting to $5,000; Parks amounting to $29,000; Wylie Park amounting to $4,000; and Forestry amounting to $1,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Air-port Fund amounting to $9,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Stormwater Fund amounting to $1,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Water Fund amounting to $5,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Water Reclamation Fund amounting to $3,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund amounting to $8,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds related to COVID expenses in the Golf Fund amounting to $6,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, there are insuffi-cient appropriated funds relat-ed to COVID expenses in the Unemployment Insurance Fund amounting to $18,000 to be made from said fund; andWHEREAS, it would appear that there are in the following funds monies that are unappropriated and unexpended: Two Hun-dred Twenty Thousand Dollars ($220,000) in the General Fund, Sixty-five Thousand Dollars ($65,000) in the Parks, Recre-ation and Forestry Fund, Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000) in the Airport Fund, One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) in the Storm-water Fund, Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) in the Water Fund, Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000) in the Water Reclama-tion Fund, Eight Thousand Dol-lars ($8,000) in the Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund, Six Thou-sand Dollars ($6,000) in the Golf Fund, and Eighteen Thousand Dollars ($18,000) in the Unem-ployment Insurance Fund that can be used for said purposes.NOW, THEREFORE, THERE IS HEREBY APPROPRIATED from the unappropriated and unex-pended balance in the following funds: Two Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars ($220,000) in the General Fund, Sixty-five Thousand Dollars ($65,000) in the Parks, Recreation and For-estry Fund, Nine Thousand Dol-lars ($9,000) in the Airport Fund, One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) in the Stormwater Fund, Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) in the Water Fund, Three Thou-sand Dollars ($3,000) in the Water Reclamation Fund, Eight Thousand Dollars ($8,000) in the Parks and Rec Enterprise Fund, Six Thousand Dollars ($6,000) in the Golf Fund, and Eighteen Thousand Dollars ($18,000) in the Unemployment Insurance Fund for the aforesaid purposes.Section 2. The Finance Officer is hereby authorized to make such amounts available for the purposes above and carry out the interfund transfers set forth.Section 3. This Ordinance is necessary for the immedi-ate preservation of the public peace, health, safety, and for support of the municipal gov-ernment and its existing institu-tions, and shall take effect upon the passage and publication thereof.Passed First Reading Novem-ber 23, 2020Passed Second Reading De-cember 7, 2020Adopted December 7, 2020Published December 10, 2020Effective Date December 10, 2020/s/ Travis Schaunaman, MayorAttest: Karl Alberts, Finance Of-ficerPublished once at the approxi-mate cost of $122.99.

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