Legals: August 18, 2021

Brandon Valley School District 

_________ Minutes _________

The regular meeting of the Brandon Valley Board of Education, Brandon, SD was held at 6:30 p.m. on the 9th of August, 2021 at the Brandon Valley High School Community Room with the following members present:  Renee Ullom, Gregg Ode, Gregg Talcott, and Nick Scott.  Absent:  Ellie Saxer.  Also present were Superintendent Jarod Larson, Business Manager Paul J. Lundberg, High School Principal Mark Schlekeway, Activities Director Bill Freking, High School Associate Principal Jordan Paula, High School Associate Principal Mitzi Moore, Middle School Principal Brad Thorson, Intermediate School Principal Nick Skibsted, Intermediate School Assistant Principal Rick Pearson, Robert Bennis Elementary Principal Kristin Hofkamp, Valley Springs/Inspiration Elementary Principal Tanya Palmer, Fred Assam Elementary Principal Susan Foster, Director of Instruction Sherri Nelson, Special Services Director Wendy Otheim, and Operations Manager Ty Hentschel.

Renee Ullom called the regular meeting to order at 6:30 p.m., beginning with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Motion by Talcott, seconded by Ode to approve the agenda as presented.  Motion carried.

President Renee Ullom, along with Superintendent Larson presented the following conflict of Interest Disclosure – Waiver Request that was presented for review at tonight’s meeting:  Superintendent Larson advised the board of his wife, Amanda Larson, has the position of long-term substitute nurse within the Brandon Valley School District for the 2021-22 school year.   Motion by Scott, seconded by Talcott to approve and authorize this request for school board waiver as presented by Dr. Larson, because the terms of this contract are fair and reasonable and are not contrary to the public interest.  Motion carried.

President Renee Ullom, along with Superintendent Larson presented the following Conflict of Interest Disclosure – Waiver Request that was presented for review at tonight’s meeting:  Board Member Gregg Talcott advised the board of his former role with the Brandon Valley School District as a former employee who is now receiving compensation from the Brandon Valley School District from the early retirement benefit (year #3) and from the South Dakota Retirement System upon his retirement.  Motion by Ode, seconded by Scott to approve and authorize this request for school board waiver as presented by Dr. Talcott because of the terms of this contract are fair and reasonable and not contrary to the public interest. On a roll call vote, voting aye: Ode, Scott, and Ullom; abstain: Talcott.  Motion carried.

Motion by Scott, seconded by Ode to approve the minutes of the annual organizational meeting of July 12, 2021 as presented.  Motion carried.

Community input this evening included Dr. Amy Kelley, an OB/GYN in Sioux Falls that requested to speak at this evening’s Board of Education meeting.  Dr. Kelley had two requests:  1) That the school district consider requiring all staff and students (age 5 and up) to be vaccinated for COVID when fully approved and authorized by the FDA; and 2) Place a mandatory mask mandate on all students and staff until at least 85% of Minnehaha County has been vaccinated and when all students age 5 and up will be able to be vaccinated.  Dr. Kelley stated that these requests may seem unrealistic at the present time and also requested that the Board consider at the very least strongly recommend or even possibly EXPECT mask wearing.  

Business Manager Paul Lundberg reviewed the Accounts Payable process with the Board of Education this month.  Lundberg reviewed this process considering the 1,000+ invoices that the Business Office has processed in this month alone.

Motion by Scott, seconded by Ode to approve the bills & claims as submitted (see attached).

Motion carried.

The cash report for the month of July, 2021 showed receipts of $3,017,648.35 and disbursements of $5,998,478.47, leaving a balance of $19,073,212.92.  The General Fund had receipts of $2,377,085.94, sent a temporary interfund transfer of $30,248.95 to the Bond Fund, and disbursements of $2,616,685.27, leaving a balance of $10,220,657.03.  Capital Outlay Fund had receipts of $45,202.46 and disbursements of $1,153,182.81, leaving a balance of $5,151,316.54.  Special Education Fund had receipts of $281,892.75 and disbursements $375,257.51, leaving a balance of $1,361,780.39.  Bond Redemption Fund had receipts of $23,002.29, received a temporary interfund transfer of $30,248.95, and disbursements of $900,018.75, leaving a balance of $0.00.  Enterprise Fund had receipts of $0.00 and disbursements of $2,704.71, leaving a balance of $36,936.18. Lastly, the Capital Projects Fund has receipts of $290,464.91 and disbursements of $950,629.42, leaving a balance of $2,302,522.49.

The July, 2021 payroll totaled $1,660,101.41 of which $986,426.16 was instructional, $378,740.18 was support services, $30,763.67 was co-curricular, $237,659.37 was Special Education, $23,999.53 was Food Service, and $2,512.50 was Driver’s Education. 

Motion by Talcott, seconded by Scott to approve the financial reports as presented for the month of July, 2021.  Motion carried.

Administrative reports were presented.   Superintendent Jarod Larson outlined the Inspiration Elementary School construction timeline:

Spring 2020:

° Construction in progress

° Collaborative BVSD/Sioux Falls Playground/Park Development/Expense Agreement ($336,823)

Fall 2020:  Naming Facilities Committee: November 23, 2020 recommendation; Process completed

Fall 2020:  Elementary boundary line committee: Process completed

2020-21 School year:  Construction continues

Fall 2021:  School opens (July 31, 2021: Substantial Completion; August 13, 2021: Punch List Completed)

° Inspiration Elementary School Open House/Ribbon Cutting* – August 17, 2021

° New Staff in-service – August 18, 2021

° Popsicles in the Park – August 19, 2021

° First Day of School – August 25, 2021

*Inspiration Elementary School Open House/Ribbon Cutting will be held Tuesday, August 17, 2021 as follows:  4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Open House and 5:00 p.m.  Ribbon Cutting with tours to follow.

The 2021-22 Brandon Valley Distance Learning Academy will continue as follows: Grades K-4: Brandon Valley Teachers/Platform; Grades 5-12: SD Virtual School (5-6 Black Hills On-line Learning and 7-12 SD Virtual School).  The deadline to select Distance Learning is August 11, 2021.

Brandon Valley High School addition priorities have been reviewed and discussed as follows:

- General Classrooms, Ground Floor Special Education, Science Lab Classrooms, Maximize Land Usage/ Upgrade East Facility Face, Minimize Impact to parking.

The tentative BVHS Addition timeline is as follows:

- Preliminary planning in-progress:  Preliminary planning with the Building and Grounds Board Committee, Central Office Administration and BVHS Administration

- Fall 2021 – Information sharing as follows:  Community with Board of Education, Administrative Council, Teacher Liaison Council, Classified Council, and the Brandon Valley High School Staff

- Winter 2022 – Bid the project

- Spring/Summer 2022 – BVHS Addition begins

- 2022-2023 School year – Construction in-progress

- Fall 2023 – Addition opens

Information sharing regarding the BVHS Addition begins with preliminary planning (in-progress) with Building and Grounds Committee, Central Office Administration and BVHS Administration.  In the Fall of 2021, Communication will continue with the Board of Education, Administrative Council, Teacher Liaison Council, Classified Council, and the Brandon Valley High School Staff. 

2021-22 School Calendar items include the following:  August 18, 2021 ~ New Staff in-service day; August 19, 2021 ~ In-service/workshop day; August 23, 2021 ~ In-service/workshop day; August 24, 2021 ~ In-service/workshop day; August 25, 2021 ~ First Day of School Grades 1-12; Friday, August 27, 2021 ~ First Day of School for Kindergarten; Monday, August 30, 2021 ~ First Day of School for Early Childhood programs.

Lastly, Superintendent Larson presented updated pictures of work in progress for Inspiration Elementary School including the exterior view of the building; 1st – 4th Grade wing classroom, and 1st – 4th Grade Wing Restrooms.

Brandon Valley High School Principal Mark Schlekeway introduced the two new Associate Principals starting with the 2021-22 school year:  Mr. Jordan Paula and Mrs. Mitzi Moore.  Welcome!  High School Activities including band, dance, soccer, volleyball, and football are up and running and freshmen unity day and the senior retreat are coming up in the days ahead.  The start of the school year has begun!

Brandon Valley Middle School Principal Brad Thorson stated that the schedules for the BVMS students will be released on Friday, August 13, 2021.  Seventh grade orientation will be held on campus on Monday, August 16th.  

Special Services Director Wendy Otheim reported that during the upcoming BV in-service days, she will be collaborating with the Teachwell staff to offer a professional development on disabilities to Educational Assistants and Classified Staff.

Director of Instruction, Sherri Nelson, updated on the recent ELA Adoption and training that has been on-going since the adoption began.  Nelson also reviewed the upcoming In-Service Staff Development schedule.

The following Board Policies were presented for a first reading at tonight’s meeting:

1. JHCDE:  Administration of Medical Cannabis to Qualifying Students

2. IGDK:  Participation of Alternative Instruction Students

Superintendent Jarod Larson presented the 2021-22 Pandemic Response Plan Survey Results (presented for information only).  The survey results are as follows:

Question 1: Indicate if you support or oppose the “draft” protocol for voluntary Masking?  88.38% of District Patrons (1,901 responses) support the protocol for voluntary masking with 11.62% of District Patrons (250 responses) opposed to the protocol for voluntary masking.

Question 2: Indicate if you support or oppose the “draft” daily individual health screening process being completed prior to entering school facilities?  81.83% support and 18.17% oppose the protocol for daily individual health screening.  

 Question 3: Indicate if you support or oppose the “draft” protocol for an individual exhibiting symptoms? 89.13% support and 10.87% oppose the protocol for an individual exhibiting symptoms.

Question 4: Indicate if you support or oppose the “draft” close contact protocol?  79.05% support and 20.95% oppose the close contact protocol.

Question 5: Indicate if you support or oppose the “draft: positive case communication protocol?  84.49% support and 15.51% oppose the positive case communication protocol.

Question 6: Indicate your support or oppose the “draft” school district facility access and usage approach?  90.75% support and 9.25% oppose the school district facility access and usage approach.

Dr. Larson presented the 2021-22 COVID-19 Pandemic Response Plan developed by the Brandon Valley Safety Committee and Administration, revised as of August 3, 2021.  The Response Plan and survey results listed above can all be found on the School District web-site link: https://brandonvalley.k12.sd.us/covid/covid.html

Superintendent Larson presented the 2021-22 Pandemic Response Plan agenda action items as follows:  a) Masking Protocol, b) Daily Individual Health Screening Process, c) Protocol for Individuals Exhibiting Symptoms, d) Close Contact Protocol, e) Positive Case Communication, and f) Facility Access & Usage.  Motion by Talcott, seconded by Ode to address these action items individually.  On a roll call vote, the following voted aye:  Talcott, Ode, Scott, Ullom; Voting nay:  none.  Motion carried.

a. Masking Protocol:   the BVSD #49-2 2021-22 Pandemic Response plan suggests Voluntary Masking.  Motion by Scott, seconded by Ode to approve this recommendation with Voluntary Masking, as presented. Board member Gregg Talcott began the discussion with his concern of K-6th grade students that cannot protect themselves since there is no vaccination available to them presently.  Talcott stated “We are not dealing with last year, and (we are) exposing younger students to greater risk with less protection.”  Talcott feels barriers need to return and masking needs to be mandatory at the very least for K-6th grade.  The Delta variant is not “last year” and needs to be treated differently.

Board Member Nick Scott agreed that our students’ and staffs’ safety is our #1 concern.  Scott believes that this will continue to be an on-going concern but believes that the way that we handled things last year, adjusting on the go, was the best-case scenario.  Not everyone will be pleased with this decision but feels that the CDC recommendation of voluntary masking can and should be followed. 

Vice Chairperson Gregg Ode stated that this is a very touchy subject.  He believes that what we have in place works, but the Delta variant is a different breed.  Ode feels we need to do the utmost that we can to prevent this from spreading and agrees with Talcott that we mandate the use of masks.

With the motion on the floor to leave the administrative recommendation of Voluntary Masking as presented, and on a roll call vote, the following voted aye: Scott, Ullom; nay: Talcott, Ode.  Motion failed.

A second motion was made as follows:  Motion by Talcott, seconded by Ode, that masking be mandatory at the Elementary and Intermediate School levels and voluntary, but strongly recommended/encouraged. at the Middle School and High School levels until the COVID-19 vaccination is fully authorized and available to students in the K-6th grade levels.  The Motion died for lack of a second.

Since the motion was unsuccessful, the Masking Protocol was tabled and will be reconsidered at a Special Board of Education Meeting scheduled for Monday, August 16, 2021 @ 6:30 p.m. in the Brandon Valley High School Performing Arts Center. 

b.  Daily Individual Health Screening Process: the BVSD #49-2 2021-22 Pandemic Response plan suggests completing the daily health screening process at home prior to coming to the Brandon Valley School District facilities.    Motion by Talcott, seconded by Scott to approve this Daily Screening at home as presented.  On a roll call vote the following voted aye:  Talcott, Scott, Ode, Ullom; Nay:  None.  Motion carried.  

c. Protocol for Individuals Exhibiting Symptoms:  the BVSD #49-2 2021-22 Pandemic Response plan suggests an individual exhibiting symptoms of illness will be offered a surgical mask, be evaluated by Student Health Services, and may be required to leave the facility.  Motion by Talcott, seconded by Scott to approve this Protocol for Individuals Exhibiting Symptoms as presented.  On a roll call vote the following voted aye:  Talcott, Scott, Ode, Ullom,; Nay: None.  Motion carried.  

d. Close Contact Protocol: the BVSD #49-2 2021-22 Pandemic Response plan suggests that close contacts are recommended to adhere to the South Dakota Department of Health Guidance.  Motion by Talcott, seconded by Ode to approve this Protocol for Close Contact as presented.  On a roll call vote the following voted aye: Talcott, Ode, Scott, Ullom; Nay: None.  Motion carried.  

e. Positive Case Communication: the BVSD #49-2 Pandemic Response plan suggests that no Positive Case Communication will occur throughout the grade levels.  Board member Talcott discussed the importance of individual cases being shared with elementary classrooms involved. After brief discussion on the specifics of that communication, this response was amended to include Positive Case Communication to be made with K-4th grade levels and no positive case communication will occur for grades 5-12.  Motion by Talcott, seconded by Scott to approve this amended Protocol for Positive Case Communication.  On a roll call vote the following voted aye: Talcott, Scott, Ode, Ullom; Nay: None.  Motion carried.  

f. Facility Access & Usage:   the BVSD #49-2 Pandemic Response plan suggests that Facility Access and Usage be open. There is no restriction on school visitation, activity attendance, or outside organization facility usage. Motion by Talcott, seconded by Ode to approve this Protocol Facility Access and Usage as presented.  On a roll call vote the following voted aye: Talcott, Ode, Scott, Ullom; Nay: None.  Motion carried.  

Superintendent Larson presented the American Rescue plan (ARP) Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) Fund School District Plan. The Brandon Valley School District total ARP ESSER funding available is $1,004,882 with the amount set aside currently for lost instructional time set at $200,976.  Motion by Scott, seconded by Talcott to approve the ARP and ESSER Plan for the Brandon Valley School District as presented.  Motion carried.

Motion by Talcott, seconded by Ode to approve the following general business items:

1. Approve a 2021-22 COVID-19 Stipend of $850 for full-time staff and $425 for part-time staff, to be paid in October, 2021.

2. Approve contract and addendum by and between the Brandon Valley School District #49-2 and South Dakota State University/Division of Education, Counseling and Human Development, for supervision of student teachers, at a rate of $200/full-time teacher candidate (first semester), and $400/full-time teacher candidate (second semester) effective with the 2021-22 school year, as presented.

3. Approve administrative recommendation to cast runoff ballot for South Dakota High School Activities Association (SDHSAA) West River At-large Representative for Todd Palmer (Sturgis Brown), effective July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2024.

4. Approve contract by and between the Brandon Valley School District #49-2 and Universal Pediatrics for nursing services for three students at a rate of $50/hour, effective for the 2021-22 school year as presented.

5.  Approve service agreement by and between the Brandon Valley School District #49-2 and Children’s Care Hospital and School (dba LifeScape) for services for one student, $194/day (July 1, 2021 to August 20, 2022), $198/day (August 23, 2021 to August 22, 2022), and therapy services of $84.75/15 minutes, effective July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022, as presented.

Motion carried.

Motion by Scott, seconded by Talcott to approve the following personnel items:

1. Approve resignation from Angel Dunham, FAE Child Nutrition Manager, effective July 31, 2021.

2. Approve resignation from Jay Merrigan, BVIS Special Education Teacher, to include liquidated damages of $1,000 (resignation submitted July 15, 2021), effective immediately.

3. Approve request for an additional Special Education Educational Assistant, BE (Aspire Classroom), full-time, effective beginning with the 2021-22 school year. 

4. Approve recommendation to hire Katelyn Rhoades, BE Special Education Educational Assistant (Aspire Classroom) full-time, $15.90/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

5. Approve recommendation to hire Alyssa Hamer, BVIS 6th Grade Math Teacher, BA+15, Step 10 ~ $50,504.00, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

6. Approve resignation from Jocelyn Sperlich, BE Special Education Educational Assistant, effective July 20, 2021.

7. Approve recommendation to hire Juliana Ruud, BE Special Education Educational Assistant, full-time, $15.90/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

8. Approve recommendation to hire Graciela Reddog, part-time RBE Child Nutrition worker, $14.75/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

9. Approve resignation from Samantha Doerr, BVIS Special Education Educational Assistant, effective July 23, 2021.

10. Approve recommendation to hire through transfer of Lori Buthe, from part-time BVMS Child Nutrition worker, to full-time FAE Child Nutrition Manager, $17.79/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

11. Approve recommendation to hire through transfer of Staci Anderson, from full-time BVIS Child Nutrition worker, to full-time VSE Child Nutrition Manager, $18.06/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

12. Approve recommendation to hire Alesha Carstensen, RBE Special Education Educational Assistant, full-time, $15.90/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

13. Approve recommendation to hire Leslie (Blaine) Jones, Substitute Van Driver, paid according to the 2021-22 transportation schedule, effective August 10, 2021.

14. Approve recommendation to hire Shawna Schipper, Substitute Van Driver, paid according to the 2021-22 transportation schedule, effective August 10, 2021.

15. Approve recommendation to hire Adam Else, Concessions Manager, $12.00/hour, plus 20% net proceeds at the end of the concession season, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

16. Approve recommendation to hire Mark Stadem, Assistant Football Coach, one-year interim position, 10% of BA Step 5 extra-curricular hiring schedule ~ $4,228.00, effective for the 2021-22 school year.

17. Approve recommendation to hire Amanda Miller, part-time BVIS Child Nutrition worker, $14.75/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

18. Approve recommendation to hire Jacob Adams, BVIS Special Education Educational Assistant, full-time, $15.90/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

19. Approve recommendation to hire Patricia Van Hal, BVHS Special Education Educational Assistant, full-time $15.90/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

20. Approve recommendation to hire Sara Becking-Tucker, BVHS Special Education Educational Assistant, full-time $15.90/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

21. Approve recommendation to hire Jamie Hofland, BVIS Special Education Teacher, MA Step 5 ~ $49,031.00, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

22. Approve resignation from Laurie Veld, BVIS Child Nutrition Manager, effective July 30, 2021.

23. Approve resignation from Keren Shafer, VSE Special Education Educational Assistant, effective August 2, 2021.

24. Approve recommendation to hire Kathy Tews, BE School Counselor, MA Step 7 ~ $49,752.00, effective for the 2021-22 school year.

25. Approve resignation of Larenzo Williams, BVIS Special Education Educational Assistant, effective August 2, 2021.

26. Approve recommendation to hire Laurie Veld, BVMS and BVIS Administrative Assistant, full-time, 10-month position, $17.30/hour, effective August 16, 2021.

27. Approve recommendation to hire Mallory Efta, RBE Kindergarten Teacher, BA Step 1 ~ $47,054.00, effective for the 2021-22 school year.

28. Approve recommendation to hire Kama Kwiecinski, long-term substitute for Amanda Ringling, 7th/8th grade BVMS Science, starting on or around August 25, 2021 for approximately 8 weeks.

29. Approve recommendation to hire Amanda Aaseng, BV Academic and Student Health Services (COVID) Educational Assistant, full-time, one-year position $15.90/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

30. Approve recommendation to hire Kathy Carda, BVIS Child Nutrition Kitchen Manager, full-time, $17.75/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

31. Approve recommendation to hire Teresa Van Belle, full-time BVIS Child Nutrition worker, $14.75/hour, effective August 25, 2021.

32. Approve new substitutes for the 2021-22 school year as follows:  Rebecca Bradley, Nancy Brown, Germaine Glieden-Lindquist, Jennifer Klawitter, Susan Meyer, Heather Mulder, and Lisa Parker.

Motion Carried.

The following personnel items were reviewed by the Board of Education for information only:

1. Transfer Heidi Bilben from part-time Child Nutrition worker at FAE to part-time Child Nutrition worker at Inspiration Elementary, effective with the 2021-22 school year.

2. Request for maternity leave by Jayna Silvernail, RBE 2nd Grade teacher, on or about September 30, 2021 for approximately nine (9) weeks.)

3. Request for paid leave by Chad Garrow, BVHS Physical Education teacher, effective August 19, 2021 for eight weeks.

4. Request for additional maternity leave by Lindsey Farmen, BVIS 5th Grade Social Studies Teacher from August 19, 2021 through September 3, 2021 (11 days).

5. Request for maternity leave by Andrea Kruse, Child Nutrition Director, effective on or about September 24, 2021 for approximately 11 weeks.

Communications received by the Central Office and Board of Education were reviewed.  They included the following item:

1. July 2021 Building Permits.

2. Thank you from Vickie David and Tyler Carda for BVSD support of Safety Town program for children.

3. Thank you from the Brandon Valley Area Chamber of Commerce for BVSD commitment to the students and the BV community.

4. Thank you from the Ode family for the plant sent in memory of their father, Robert Ode.

Board reports were heard.  Board President Renee Ullom reported on Alternative Education and Teachwell.  Ullom and was happy to hear that our staff and the Teachwell staff will be working together at the upcoming BV in-service days to offer a professional development on disabilities to Educational Assistants and Classified Staff.

Board Vice President Gregg Ode, along with his sister Allison Rasmussen and brother Doug Ode, thanked the Board members and community for the outpouring of support and condolences on the recent passing of his father, Robert Ode.

Travel reports were reviewed.

Motion by Ode, seconded by Talcott to adjourn the meeting at 8:17 p.m.  Motion carried.

Signed 

Business Manager

Approved by the Board of Education this 13th day of September, 2021.

Signed

Chairperson

 

BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 49-2

INVOICE LISTING - FOOD SERVICE

AUGUST 2021 PAYEE, DESCRIPTION, AMOUNT; 

SYNCHRONY BANK/AMAZON, SUPPLIES, 671.88; CULINEX, SUPPLIES, 3,541.60; DACOTAH PAPER, SUPPLIES, 733.97; BIMBO BAKERIES USA, FOOD PURCHASES, 196.98; ESJD - SIOUX FALLS, FOOD PURCHASES, 4,025.11; CASH-WA DISTRIBUTING, FOOD PURCHASES, 15,186.12; FENSKE, ALISON, MILEAGE, 43.24; INNOVATIVE OFFICE SOLUTIONS, HS/RBE-COMMONS TABLES, 106,438.34, SUPPLIES, 457.98; SUNSHINE FOODS, SUPPLIES, 280.00; KRUSE, ANDREA, MILEAGE, 91.18; HEARTLAND PAYMENT SYSTEMS, INVENTORY SOFTWARE, 1,141.50; ATH CORPORATION, FOOD PURCHASES, 3,887.00; REINHART FOODSERVICE LLC, FOOD PURCHASES, 16,048.69; SMEDSRUD, JENNIFER, LUNCH ACCT REFUND, 148.40; 152,891.99; 

 

Pay Vouchers

Merlyn Bosch - Bus Driving/Summer School-Food Truck, 745.18; Mary Jo Button - Bus Driving/Summer School, 710.90; Jennifer Chicoine - New School PBIS Training, 360.00; Patrick Donelan - Driver’s Education, 1,000.00; Brooke Finn - Bus Driving, 1,118.23; Bailey Fitzgerald - New School PBIS Training, 360.00; Susan Foster - Five (5) Additional Days, 2,385.00; Bill Freking - Five (5) Additional Days, 2,170.00; Robert Frie - Driver’s Education, 4,350.00; Kristin Hofkamp - Five (5) Additional Days, 2,175.00; Merle Horst - Five (5) Additional Days, 2,530.00; Stacy Kolbeck - DL Summer School/Recovery, 600.00; Paula Lammert - Driver’s Education, 1,725.00; Amanda Nelson - Five (5) Additional Days, 1,925.00; Tanya Palmer - Five (5) Additional Days, 2,245.00; Cassie Paulsen - Bus Driving/Summer School, 1,233.80; Rick Pearson - Five )5) Additional Days, 1,925.00; Michael Putnam - Driver’s Education, 2,200.00; Emily Rasmussen - New School PBIS Training, 360.00; Sheri Schlotman - Bus Driving/Summer School, 1,173.70; Nick Skibsted - Five (5) Additional Days, 2,265.00; Brad Thorson - Five (5) Additional Days, 2,650.00; Brenda Winter - Bus Driving/Summer School, 1,057.11; Cory Winter - Bus Driving/Summer School, 93.49; Philip Youngdale - Bus Driving/Summer School, 111.10; 

TOTAL, $37,468.51; 

BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 49-2

INVOICE LISTING

AUGUST 2021

PAYEE, DESCRIPTION, AMOUNT; 

3D SECURITY INC, DISTRICT-SMOKE DETECTORS, 1,106.48; A&B BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INC, DISTRICT-COPIER LEASE, 7,799.48; AUTOMATIC BUILDING CONTROLS, HS-FIRE ALARM REPAIRS, 764.29; ACADEMIC THERAPY PUBLICATIONS, BE-TEXTBOOKS, 232.10, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 54.00; ADVERTISING ARTS, INC, BUS PASSES, 3,103.63, HS-PARKING PASSES, 1,107.45; AGETON, KRISTEN, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; RIDDELL/ALL AMERICAN SPORTS, FB REPAIRS, 6,841.38, FB SUPPLIES, 12,887.34; ALLIANCE COMMUNICATIONS, IE-HANDHOLE INSTALL, 700.00; SYNCHRONY BANK/AMAZON, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 2,114.34, BE-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 387.98, BE-TEXTBOOKS, 61.80, BE-VOCAL MUSIC SUPPLIES, 146.66, DISTANCE LEARNING SUPPLIES, 457.43, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 3,187.70, FAE-PE SUPPLIES, 186.99, FAE-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 143.78, HS BAND ROOM-A/V EQUIP, 2,781.94, HS-1:1 SUPPLIES, 1,513.73, HS-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 895.73, HS-TEXTBOOKS, 1,294.88, IS-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 421.65, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 4,456.95, RBE-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 77.94, RBE-TEXTBOOKS, 548.70, IT SUPPLIES, 338.90, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 139.99; A-OX WELDING SUPPLY CO, HS-IND TECH SUPPLIES, 133.15; APPLE COMPUTER, INC, DISTRICT-IPAD CARTS, 13,599.60, DISTRICT-IPADS, 598.00, HS-1:1 SUPPLIES, 3,400.00; ARCHITECTURE, INC, HS ADDITION-ARCHITECT FEES, 38,055.00, INSPIRATION ELEM-ARCHITECT FEES, 12,100.00; ATTAINMENT COMPANY INC, SPEC ED TEXTBOOKS, 750.75; AMG OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE, BUS DRIVER PHYSICALS, 149.25; AVI SYSTEMS, IE-SMARTBOARD TECH SUPPORT, 1,652.00, IT SUPPLIES, 715.65; B&G ACOUSTICAL CEILING, INC, BE-CEILING TILE REPLACEMENT, 5,925.00; B&H PHOTO VIDEO, HS-MULTI MEDIA SUPPLIES, 1,303.60, HS-PHOTOGRAPHY EQUIP, 8,753.55; BAND SHOPPE, MARCHING BAND FIELD SHOW, 3,280.70; BATTERIES PLUS #75, IS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 72.00, VSE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 329.85; BAUER BUILT INC, BUS TIRES-#161, 1,090.59; BECK, IVAN, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; BEST BUY BUSINESS ADVANTAGE, GOLF SIMULATOR EQUIP, 3,121.97, HS BAND ROOM-A/V EQUIP, 369.97; RAMKOTA HOTEL WATERTOWN, TRAVEL-HS INSTRUCTION (PERKINS), 387.96; BETHKE, BRANDI, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; BEYOND PLAY, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 50.85; BH TOOLS, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 59.95; BIO CORPORATION, MS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 214.79; BIORAD LABORATORIES, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 537.20; BLAINE’S SERVICE, DRIVER’S ED FUEL, 30.36, GROUNDS-TIRE REPAIRS, 20.00, IMPALA REPAIRS, 56.00; DICK BLICK ART MATERIALS, HS-ART SUPPLIES, 5,679.88, IS-ART SUPPLIES, 63.21; BOLTE’S SUNRISE SANITARY SVC, GARBAGE PICKUP, 405.00; BOUND TO STAY BOUND BOOKS INC, IE-LIBRARY BOOKS, 12,705.50; BRAINPOP LLC, IS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 460.00; CITY OF BRANDON, SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER, 32,591.80, UTILITIES-WATER/SEWER, 3,337.83; BUNKERS, JENNIFER, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; BRANDON VALLEY MEDIA GROUP, LEGALS, 770.02; BVSD ADVANCED PAYMENTS, ADVANCED PAYMENTS, 9,622.43; BV SELF FUNDING ACCOUNT, MRA CONTRIBUTION, 216,000.00; BYTESPEED LLC, COMPUTER EQUIP, 5,250.00; CABANA BANNERS, HS-BANNER, 640.00; CARLEX, HS-SPANISH SUPPLIES, 35.67; CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO, HS-SCIENCE CABINET, 597.29, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 3,884.44; CHILDREN’S CARE HOSPITAL, TUITION, 12,804.00; CHILDRENS HOME SOCIETY, TUITION, 2,375.31; CHILDSWORK/CHILDSPLAY, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 89.85; REALLY GOOD STUFF, INC, BE-CLASSROOM FURNISHINGS, 445.97, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 616.81, DISTANCE LEARNING SUPPLIES, 174.65, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 157.00, IE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 18.77, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 1,129.03, TITLE I SUPPLIES, 181.80, VSE-CLASSROOM FURNISHINGS, 447.99, VSE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 29.94; COLE PAPERS INC, DISTRICT-CUSTODIAL EQUIP, 2,310.90, DISTRICT-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 6,185.45; CONCRETE MATERIALS, GROUNDS SUPPLIES, 674.40; CONSTELLATION NEW ENERGY GAS DIV, UTILITIES-GAS, 2,129.95; CREATIVE COSTUMING & DESIGN, MARCHING BAND FIELD SHOW, 3,426.00; YOUR SCIENCE HUB, MS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 49.37; DAALE, JESSICA, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; DAKOTA SUPPLY GROUP, RBE-PLUMBING SUPPLIES, 139.46; HAUFF MID-AMERICA SPORTS INC, B SOC SUPPLIES, 1,875.00, G SOC SUPPLIES, 4,000.00, VB REPAIRS, 1,201.80, VB SUPPLIES, 1,456.80; DALE STANSBURY DRYWALL, MAINT SHOP-EIFS REPAIRS, 1,950.00; DAWN SIGN PRESS, HS-ASL SUPPLIES, 85.92; DEAN, WILLIAM, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; DEMCO, HS-LIBRARY SUPPLIES, 537.73, IS-LIBRARY SUPPLIES, 85.13, RBE-LIBRARY SUPPLIES, 125.27, VSE-LIBRARY SUPPLIES, 171.96; DESIGN CRETE, FAE-CORRIDOR FLOOR COATING, 6,836.75, HS-CORRIDOR FLOOR COATING, 5,612.25; DIDAX, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 169.21; DUKE AERIAL INC, SCISSOR LIFT RENTAL, 1,174.20; DUST-TEX SERVICE, INC, LAUNDRY, 1,855.48; ERIC ARMIN INC, IE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 133.27; EBSCO, HS LIBRARY-ONLINE DATABASES, 3,246.00; TEACHWELL SOLUTIONS, COOP SVCS-OT/PT, 7,101.46, COOP SVCS-PROSPER, 10,250.00, COOP SVCS-SLP, 1,582.63; EDGENUITY INC, HS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 13,200.00; EDULASTIC, HS-SCIENCE SOFTWARE, 400.00; B E PUBLISHING, IS-COMPUTER ED SOFTWARE, 2,243.92; ELECTRO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT CO, IE-CHANGING TABLE, 1,680.00; BREANNA EMIGH, DANCE TEAM CHOREOGRAPHY, 2,644.20; ESD CONFERENCE, 2021-22 CONFERENCE DUES, 2,300.00; SD LARGE SCHOOLS GROUP, 2021-22 LOBBY DUES, 2,095.50; ESGI SOFTWARE, FAE-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 812.00; ESTR PUBLICATIONS, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 151.00; EUSTICE, DANIELLE, DANCE TEAM CHOREOGRPHER, 3,243.00; FASTENAL COMPANY, IS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 18.00; FEYEREISEN, CINDY, MS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 209.87, MS-ELA SUPPLIES, 178.26; FIRST RATE EXCAVATE, FAE-DRAINAGE REVISIONS, 11,479.61; FISCUS, ELLEN, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; FLAGHOUSE, FAE- PLAYGROUND SUPPLIES, 325.18, HS-PE SUPPLIES, 102.66, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 433.86; FLEET PRIDE, BUS REPAIRS, 80.20; FLINN SCIENTIFIC, INC, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 3,939.55, MS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 1,136.47; FOLLETT SCHOOL SOLUTIONS INC, FAE-TEXTBOOKS, 338.55, HS-TEXTBOOKS, 4,824.05; FORESIGHT SPORTS, GOLF SIMULATOR, 16,835.00; FORMLABS INC, IS-SMARTLAB SUPPLIES, 159.67; FUN AND FUNCTION, SPEC ED ASSISTIVE TECH, 996.23; G & H DISTRIBUTING, IE-CUSTODIAL EQUIP, 1,192.00; GARROW, MELISSA, REGISTRATION, 33.02; GEERDES, ROXIE, MS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 192.00; GEHRKE, HEIDI, MILEAGE, 95.88; GLO BEST WESTERN, DANCE TEAM CHOREOGRAPHER, 267.30; GOPHER, BE-PE SUPPLIES, 2,659.24, FAE-PE SUPPLIES, 208.08, IE-PE SUPPLIES, 1,032.88, IE-PLAYGROUND SUPPLIES, 1,231.38, MS-PE SUPPLIES, 2,085.53, RBE-PLAYGROUND SUPPLIES, 256.00, VSE-PLAYGROUND SUPPLIES, 285.36; GORDON, ANN, BUS PASS REFUND, 100.00; GRAINGER, DISTRICT-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 138.80, BE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 85.08, HS-ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, 128.33, HS-HVAC REPAIRS, 1,195.09; GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO, INC, DISTRICT-LIGHTING SUPPLIES, 864.00; G & R CONTROLS, BE-HVAC REPAIRS, 2,331.87, MS-HVAC REPAIRS, 1,704.03; GROTH MUSIC CO, BE-VOCAL MUSIC SUPPLIES, 152.60, FAE-VOCAL MUSIC SUPPLIES, 67.70, RBE-VOCAL MUSIC SUPPLIES, 229.25; GUARANTEE ROOFING & SHEET METAL, HS-PAC ROOF REPAIRS, 18,176.00, MS-ROOF REPAIRS, 429.50; GUITAR CENTER, HS ORCHESTRA-DIGITAL PIANO, 499.99; HENSON, CHUCK, MILEAGE, 366.60; HIGH POINT NETWORKS, NETWORK MAINTENANCE, 21,007.00, NETWORK SOFTWARE LICENSE, 16,917.50, IE-PROJECTOR SYSTEM EQUIP, 6,808.00; HILLYARD/SIOUX FALLS, DISTRICT-CUSTODIAL EQUIP, 33,965.30, DISTRICT-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 16,059.64, FAE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 801.57, HS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 611.00, IS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 9.50; HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS, CHEER TEAM CHOREOGRPAHER, 154.59; HORSTMEYER, DARCIE, MS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 270.24, MS-ELA SUPPLIES, 280.72; HMH PUBLISHING CO, BE-TEXTBOOKS, 331.50, HS-ELA ADOPTION, 7,134.59, IE-TEXTBOOKS, 1,823.25, MS-ELA ADOPTION, 80,175.38, RBE-TEXTBOOKS, 331.50; STAN HOUSTON EQUIP CO, INC, MAINT SHOP SUPPLIES, 388.99; IDEAL YARDWARE, GROUNDS SUPPLIES, 88.38; ID VILLE, DISTRICT SUPPLIES, 1,166.06; IMAGE EXPRESSIONS, DISTRICT-SIGNAGE, 352.00; INNOVATIVE OFFICE SOLUTIONS, DISTRICT SUPPLIES, 56,523.64, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 976.31; INTELLIPRO SECURITY, DISTRICT-FIRE ALARM MONITOR, 1,411.20; ISI LLC, INTERPRETER SERVICES, 675.00; IXL LEARNING, HS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 749.00, MS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 350.00; JANELLE PUBLICATIONS, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 65.00; JARDING, LAURA, BUS PASS REFUND, 25.00; JAYCOX IMPLEMENT INC, GROUNDS-EQUIP REPAIRS, 329.99; JOURNALISM EDUCATION ASSOC, HS-JOURNALISM SUPPLIES, 65.00; JERVIK, JESS, BUS PASS REFUND, 150.00; JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC, HS-HVAC REPAIRS, 713.68; JOHNSON, BRANDI, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; JOHNSON, NANCY, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; SUNSHINE FOODS, DISTRICT SUPPLIES, 106.00; K&A TOOL SERVICE LLC, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 92.07; K&K MOBILE STORAGE, STORAGE CONTAINER RENTAL, 440.00; KAPLAN EARLY LEARNING CO, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 181.73; KELLENBERGER, TONY, BUS PASS REFUND, 150.00; CONCORDANCE HEALTHCARE, COVID SUPPLIES, 1,592.80; KRIER & BLAIN, INC, FAE-PLUMBING REPAIRS, 764.32, 

MS-PLUMBING REPAIRS, 527.22; LAKESHORE LEARNING MATERIALS, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 255.50, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 721.22, RBE-CLASSROOM FURNISHINGS, 60.50, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 482.96, RBE-PLAYGROUND SUPPLIES, 360.05, SPEC ED CLASSROOM FURNISHINGS, 577.60, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 1,445.10, TITLE I SUPPLIES, 102.72, VSE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 262.20, VSE-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 19.33; LEADING EDGE CHIROPRACTIC, BUS DRIVER PHYSICALS, 120.00; MATHESON TRI-GAS INC, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 81.84; LUCK’S MUSIC LIBRARY, HS-ORCHESTRA SUPPLIES, 198.00; LEARNING WITHOUT TEARS, SPEC ED TEXTBOOKS, 607.75; WILLIAM V MACGILL & CO, NURSE SUPPLIES, 3,882.94; MAKE MUSIC, HS-ORCHESTRA SUPPLIES, 1,229.14, MS-ORCHESTRA SUPPLIES, 909.35; MARV’S SANITARY SERVICE, GARBAGE PICKUP, 110.50; MATH FACTS PRO, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 158.00; MCGRAW HILL LLC, BE-ELA ADOPTION, 101,921.66, BE-TEXTBOOKS, 78.32, FAE-ELA ADOPTION, 14,325.00, FAE-TEXTBOOKS, 40.28, HS-MATH SOFTWARE, 5,341.78, HS-TEXTBOOKS, 2,960.20, IE-TEXTBOOKS, 1,543.90, IS-MATH SOFTWARE, 13,888.61, MCGRAW HILL LLC (CONT’D), IS-TEXTBOOKS, 6,094.50, MS-MATH SOFTWARE, 13,888.61, MS-TEXTBOOKS, 10,947.77, RBE-ELA ADOPTION, 8,276.63, RBE-TEXTBOOKS, 813.36, SPEC ED TEXTBOOKS, 1,139.16, VSE-ELA ADOPTION, 1,379.44, VSE-TEXTBOOKS, 11.19; MCKINNEY OLSON INSURANCE, PROPERTY/CASUALTY INSURANCE, 266,815.00; MCLEOD’S PRINTING, DISTRICT SUPPLIES, 571.40; MEDCO SUPPLY COMPANY, TRAINER SUPPLIES, 5,060.14; MEDICAL WASTE TRANSPORT INC, GARBAGE PICKUP, 120.20; MENARDS-SIOUX FALLS WEST, IE-CUSTODIAL EQUIP, 737.99; MENARDS-SIOUX FALLS EAST, GROUNJDS SUPPLIES, 7.54, HS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 349.58, IE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 72.92; METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, 2021-22 CONFERENCE DUES, 2,800.00; M FASCO HEALTH & SAFETY, HS-ASL SUPPLIES, 34.34; MIDWEST BUS PARTS, BUS REPAIRS-#111, 1,134.23; CORE EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE, HS-ONLINE COURSE, 260.00; MIDAMERICAN ENERGY, UTILITIES-GAS, 197.35; MIDWAY SERVICE/VOLLAN OIL, FUEL, 24,562.99; MATH TEACHERS PRESS INC, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 131.67; MOUNTAIN HOME BIOLOGICAL, IS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 629.32; N2Y LLC, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 399.36, SPEC ED SOFTWARE, 2,328.96; NASCO, HS-FACS SUPPLIES, 1,103.79, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 3,002.60, IE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 159.60, MS-FACS SUPPLIES, 675.46, MS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 3,195.12, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 59.02; NCS PEARSON, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 6,042.36; NETTESTAD, TYLER, HS-BAND SUPPLIES, 168.98; NORBERG PAINTS, BE-PAINT, 156.00, FAE-PAINT, 151.85, HS-PAINT, 313.46; NORTH CENTRAL TRUCK EQUIP, BUS REPAIRS, 135.29; NORCOSTCO, INC., HS-DRAMA SUPPLIES, 261.00; NORTHERN ELITE ALLSTARS, CHEER TEAM CHOREOGRAPHER, 2,531.28; HOWARD E NYHART CO, GASB ACTUARIAL EVALUATION, 2,325.00; OAKRIDGE NURSERY & LANDSCAPING, GROUNDS SUPPLIES, 316.80; O’CONNOR COMPANY, BE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 20.94; OLSON, ADAM, MILEAGE, 65.80;  ONCOURT OFFCOURT, IS-PE SUPPLIES, 294.99; OTC BRANDS, INC, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 245.67, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 538.36, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 133.97, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 127.84; OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY, BUS GARAGE-DOOR REPAIRS, 331.63, MAINT SHOP-DOOR REPAIRS, 836.74; PALOS SPORTS INC, IS-PE SUPPLIES, 533.87; PASCO SCIENTIFIC, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 520.00; SAVVAS LEARNING CO LLC, IS-ELA ADOPTION, 108,493.23, SPEC ED TEXTBOOKS, 113.25; MFAC LLC, WEIGHT TRAINING SUPPLIES, 1,240.20; PERMA-BOUND, HS-LIBRARY BOOKS, 277.30; PERFORMANCE PRESS, DISTRICT PRINTING, 1,956.89, DRIVER’S ED SUPPLIES, 208.49, NEGOTIATED AGREEMENT BOOK, 952.73; PESKA CONSTRUCTION, INSPIRATION ELEM-PYMT 16, 432,912.58; PHEASANTLAND INDUSTRIES, FB SUPPLIES, 328.75; PITSCO, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 176.00; PLANK ROAD PUBLISHING, INC, BE-SUBSCRIPTION, 127.45, FAE-SUBSCRIPTION, 127.45, RBE-SUBSCRIPTION, 127.45; PROJECT LEAD THE WAY, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 7,905.75; POM EXPRESS, DANCE TEAM SUPPLIES, 422.00; POPP BINDING & LAMINATING, INC, DISTRICT SUPPLIES, 6,321.20; US POSTAL SERVICE, POSTAGE, 5,000.00; PRESSURE WASHER SPECIALIST LLC, GROUNDS-EQUIP REPAIRS, 190.57; PRESTWICK HOUSE, HS-TEXTBOOKS, 24.99; PRIDE NEON INC, FAE-LYNX BUILDING LOGO, 4,464.25; PRO ACOUSTICS, CLASSROOM AMPLIFICATION SYSTEMS, 9,061.74, CLASSROOM SPEAKERS, 1,399.96, SMARTBOARD SYSTEM EQUIP, 2,773.11; PROED, SPEC ED SUPLIES, 601.70, SPEC ED TEXTBOOKS, 1,970.60; STURDEVANT’S AUTO PARTS, BUS REPAIRS, 244.10; QUADIENT LEASING USA, INC, POSTAGE MACHINE LEASE, 972.00; QUASNEY, LINDSEY, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; CENTURY LINK, UTILITIES-TELEPHONE, 151.58; FIRST DAKOTA INDEMNITY CO, WORKMENS COMPENSATION, 155,424.00; LEARNING A-Z, BE-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 118.00, FAE-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 590.00, IE-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 118.00, RBE-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 118.00, ESL SOFTWARE, 216.00; REMEDIA PUBLICATIONS INC, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 385.88; RENAISSANCE, IE-READING/MATH SOFTWARE, 6,515.00; RETHINK, SPEC ED SOFTWARE, 2,062.50; ROCHESTER 100 INC, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 195.00; ROGUE FITNESS, WEIGHT TRAINING SUPPLIES, 2,362.08; ROTO-ROOTER, MS-SINK LINE, 148.00; RUNNING SUPPLY CO, IE-CUSTODIAL EQUIP, 332.96; SAMS CLUB, MEMBERSHIP DUES, 90.52; SASD, MEMBERSHIP DUES, 655.00; SCHOLASTIC INC, BE-SUBSCRIPTION, 850.85; SCHOOL SPECIALTY LLC, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 993.00, BE-EA SUPPLIES, 49.88, BE-OFFICE FURNISHINGS, 1,650.98, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 561.79, FAE-GUIDANCE SUPPLIES, 294.92, HS-ASL SUPPLIES, 133.16, HS-ELA SUPPLIES, 218.77, SCHOOL SPECIALTY LLC (CONT’D), HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 436.06, HS-SPANISH SUPPLIES, 111.96, IS-ELA SUPPLIES, 494.75, IS-MATH SUPPLIES, 1,195.32, IS-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 428.23, IS-SOC STUDIES SUPPLIES, 243.90, MS-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 26.90, MS-SMARTLAB EQUIP, 278.21, MS-SOC STUDIES SUPPLIES, 90.35, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 1,081.60, RBE-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 425.76, VSE-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 215.64, ESL SUPPLIES, 324.58, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 1,407.61, SPEC ED TEXTBOOKS, 670.66; SDACTE, MEMBERSHIP DUES, 517.00, REGISTRATIONS, 780.00; SOUTH DAKOTA TEACHER PLACEMENT, MEMBERSHIP DUES, 435.00; SIOUX FALLS UTILITIES, UTILITIES-WATER/SEWER, 259.88; SHRIVER, ADAM, BUS PASS REFUND, 75.00; SMARTSIGN, IE-SIGNAGE, 608.00; SMITH, MADYSNE, BE-CLASSROOM, 410.99, SUPPLIES,; SOCIAL STUDIES SCHOOL SERVICES, MS-SOC STUDIES SUPPLIES, 429.52; SOCIAL THINKING, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 48.86; SHI INTERNATIONAL CORP, HS-ADOBE SOFTWARE, 7,634.50, IS-SMARTLAB SUPPLIES, 135.55; PRINT MANAGER, DISTRICT-COMPUTER ED SUPPLIES, 674.00; SOUTHPAW ENTERPRISES, OT/PT EQUIP, 82.08, SPEC ED EQUIP, 634.98; SPEECH CORNER, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 362.85; ALLIANCE COMMUNICATIONS, UTILITIES-TELEPHONE/INTERNET, 10,387.00; STARFALL EDUCATION FOUNDATION, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 24.80; CLEVER PROTOTYPES LLC, FAE-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 83.88, IS-CLASSROOM SOFTWARE, 191.76; STUKENT INC, HS-BUSINESS ED SOFTWARE, 1,299.00; SUPER DUPER PUBLICATIONS, SPEC ED SOFTWARE, 399.92, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 1,350.35; SIOUX VALLEY ENERGY, UTILITIES-ELECTRICITY, 58,204.14; SWEETWATER, HS-BAND SOUND EQUIP, 1,439.18, IE-CLASSROOM FURNISHINGS, 1,334.85; TALAS, HS-ART SUPPLIES, 1,544.79; TAPSPACE PUBLICATIONS LLC, HS-BAND SUPPLIES, 51.00; TASC, FLEX SPENDING FEES, 698.25; TEACHER’S DISCOVERY, HS-SPANISH SUPPLIES, 310.92, MS-SOC STUDIES SUPPLIES, 55.22; TEACHER DIRECT, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 308.58, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 945.04, RBE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 444.22, VSE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 302.80, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 289.38; TEACHER SYNERGY LLC, HS-TEXTBOOKS, 74.99, IS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 6.47, MS-ELA SUPPLIES, 187.08; TEXTOL SYSTEMS INC, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 77.30; TFH LTD, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 80.00; GROUP RESOURCES, HRA ADMIN FEES, 2,083.50; TOLEDO PE SUPPLY INC, IS-PE SUPPLIES, 57.84; TOUCHMATH ACQUISITION LLC, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 376.92; TREND ENTERPRISES INC, BE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 48.75, FAE-CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, 17.98; BRANDON ACE HARDWARE, DISTRICT-FURNACE FILTERS, 4,065.93, BE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 107.58, FAE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 413.76, HS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 144.18, IE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 780.38, IS-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 137.94, MS CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 40.74, RBE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 36.96, VSE-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 46.98, GROUNDS-PARKING LOT PAINT, 2,639.76, GROUNDS-SUPPLIES, 482.38, MAINT SHOP SUPPLIES, 130.92, TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES, 103.14; ULINE, IE-PRINCIPAL SUPPLIES, 551.00; UNIPAK CORP, DISTRICT-CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES, 3,874.00; UNIVERSAL PEDIATRIC SERVICES, NURSING SERVICES, 762.50; US BANK, PAYING AGENT FEE, 600.00; VALLEY SPRINGS, CITY OF, UTILITIES-WATER/SEWER, 319.00; VANDERMATEN, HOPE, MILEAGE, 101.85; VERIZON WIRELESS, MOBILE PHONES, 278.89; VERNIER SOFTWARE & TECHNOLOGY, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 1,706.74; VOGEL MOTORS AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR, BAND TRAILER REPAIRS, 80.00; VOLLEYBALL USA, VB SUPPLIES, 218.10; VOWAC PUBLISHING COMPANY, BE-TEXTBOOKS, 562.24; WARD’S SCIENCE, HS-SCIENCE SUPPLIES, 59.32; WARREN, JENNIFER, BUS PASS REFUND, 25.00; WASTE MANAGEMENT, GARBAGE PICKUP, 4,112.63; WCEPS, ESL SUPPLIES (TITLE III), 160.00; STEVE WEISS MUSIC, HS-BAND SUPPLIES, 357.93, MS-BAR CHIMES, 169.27, MS-CONCERT SNARE DRUM, 572.98, MS-GONG, 546.65; WEST MUSIC, BE-VOCAL MUSIC DRUM SETS, 464.00, BE-VOCAL MUSIC SUPPLIES, 70.00, FAE-VOCAL MUSIC SUPPLIES, 204.71, IS-VOCAL MUSIC SUPPLIES, 56.06; WHYTRY LLC, SPEC ED SOFTWARE, 599.00; WIESER EDUCATIONAL INC, SPEC ED SUPPLIES, 255.36; WINSOR LEARNING, IE-TEXTBOOKS, 1,204.50, RBE-TEXTBOOKS, 6,545.00, SPEC ED TEXTBOOKS, 1,204.50; 2,311,853.18; 

Published once at the approximate cost of $473.39.

Aug 18, 2021

 

 

Change of name

__________ Notice __________

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

COUNTY OF MINNEHAHA

SS:

IN CIRCUIT COURT

2ND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

In the Matter of the Petition of Anissa Angelica Ledesma Ascalon

For a Change of Name to

Anissa Angelica Ascalon

CIV: 21-1855

NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ADULT NAME CHANGE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a Verified Petition for Adult Name Change has been filed by Anissa Angelica Ledesma Ascalon the object and prayer of which is to change Petitioner’s name from Anissa Angelica Ledesma Ascalon to Anissa Angelica Ascalon. On the 24 day of August, 2021, at the hour of 11:00 am said verified petition will be hear by this Court before the Honorable Sogn Presiding, at the Court Room in the Minnehaha County Courthouse, City of Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota, or as soon thereafter as is convenient for the court. Anyone may come and appear at that time and place and show reasons, if any, why said name should not be changed as requested. 

Dated this 16 day of July, 2021 at Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Clerk of Court

Published four times at the approximate cost of $46.68.

July 28, Aug 5, 11 & 18, 2021

 

 

Change of name

___________ Notice __________

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

COUNTY OF MINNEHAHA

SS:

IN CIRCUIT COURT

2ND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

In the Matter of the Petition of William Michael Connelly For a Change of Name to Mira Kathleen Earl Connelly

CIV: 21-1936

NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ADULT NAME CHANGE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a Verified Petition for Adult Name Change has been filed by William Michael Connelly the object and prayer of which is to change Petitioner’s name from William Michael Connelly to Mira Kathleen Earl Connelly. On the day of 24 Aug, 2021, at the hour of 11:00 am said verified petition will be heard by this Court before the Honorable Jon Sogn Presiding, at the Court Room in the Minnehaha County Courthouse, City of Sioux Falls Minnehaha County, South Dakota, or as soon thereafter as is convenient for the court. Anyone may come and appear at that time and place and show reasons, if any, why said name should not be changed as requested. 

Dated this 23rd day of July, 2021 at Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 

JON SOGN

Circuit Court Judge or Clerk of Court

ATTETST: 

ANGELIA M. GRIES

Clerk of Court

By: 

Deputy

Published four times at the approximate cost of $52.80.

July 28, Aug 5, 11 & 18, 2021

 

 

Change of name

___________ Notice __________

COUNTY OF Minnehaha

SS:

IN CUIRCUIT COURT

2nd JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

In the Matter of the Petition of Judah Peters

For a Change of Name to Judah Petersen

CIV: 21-1949

NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ADULT NAME CHANGE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a Verified Petition for Adult Name Change has been filed by Judah Peters the object and prayer of which is to change Petitioner’s name from Judah Peters to Judah Petersen. On the 7 day of September, 2021, at the hour of 11:00 am said verified petition will be heard by this Court before the Honorable Hanson Presiding, at the Court Room in the Minnehaha County Courthouse, City of Sioux Falls Minnehaha County, South Dakota, or as soon thereafter as is convenient for the court. Anyone may come and appear at that time and place and show reasons, if any, why said name should not be changed as requested. 

Dated this 27 day of July, 2021 at Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

ATTEST: Angelia M. Gries

Clerk of Court 

Published four times at the approximate cost of $44.20

Aug 18, 25, Sept 1 & 8, 2021

 

City of Brandon

_____ Notice of joint _____

____ Public Hearing ____

BRANDON CITY PLANNING COMMISSION AND BRANDON CITY COUNCIL 

NOTICE OF JOINT PUBLIC HEARING

ORDINANCE #638

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER FIFTEEN OF THE BRANDON CITY CODE AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION OF CHAPTER 11-4, 1967 SDCL, AND AMENDMENTS THEREOF, AND FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH

The Brandon City Planning Commission and the Brandon City Council will hold a joint public hearing on August 30, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, located at 308 South Main, Brandon, SD.  All interested persons are encouraged to attend in person and comment on Ordinance #638.  After the public hearing, the Planning Commission may pass a resolution recommending approval of Ordinance #638, with or without amendment, to the City Council.  The City Council may have first reading of Ordinance #638 by title and set a 2nd reading date.

The proposed Ordinance #638 will be made available for public inspection at the Brandon City Hall located at 304 South Main, Brandon, SD and on-line at www.cityofbrandon.org pursuant to SDCL Section 11-4 and amendments thereto.

Written comments may be filed by emailing the Finance Officer at csmith@cityofbrandon.org or by mailing them to the Finance Officer at Box 95, Brandon, SD, SD 57005 on or before noon on August 30, 2021.  

Published once at the approximate cost of $15.66.

Aug 18, 2021

 

City of Brandon

_________ Minutes _________

The Brandon City Council met in a special meeting session at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, August 9, 2021 at the Council Chambers at 308 S Main Avenue, Brandon, South Dakota.  Present were Dana Clark, Vickie David, Barb Fish, Tim Jorgenson, David Kull and Mayor Jim Heinitz.  Others present were: City Administrator, Bryan H. Read; Finance Officer, Christina Smith; City Engineer, Tami Jansma; Public Works Director, Rollie Hoeke; Police Chief, Jamie Steffel; Golf Course Manager, Andrew Bauer and Park Superintendent, Devin Coughlin.  Absent:  Jack Parliament.  

Alderwoman Clark moved and Alderwoman David seconded to approve the agenda.  Motion carried.

BUDGET WORK SESSION

Discussion was held on the 2022 proposed expenditures presented to council.  No formal action was taken.  

At 7:11 p.m., on a motion by Alderman Kull seconded by Alderwoman David the meeting was adjourned.  Motion carried.

Christina Smith

Municipal Finance Officer

Jim Heinitz

Mayor

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Aug 18, 2021

 

City of Brandon

___ Notice of Hearing ___

__ for cONDITIONAL USE __

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a public hearing will be held by the Brandon Planning and Zoning Commission on the 2nd day of September, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. at the Brandon Council Chambers, 308 S. Main Avenue, Brandon, South Dakota;

This hearing will be conducted to consider granting a CONDITIONAL USE to the Zoning Regulations allowing for the following:

To allow for an on-sale alcoholic beverage establishment.

The legal description and property address is:

Tract N Traub’s Addition (507 N. Splitrock Blvd.)

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that any interested person or their attorney or representative may appear and be heard.

Dated this 11th day of August, 2021

Chairman 

Planning & Zoning Commission

Published: August 18, 2021

Published once at the approximate cost of $8.90

Aug 18, 2021

 

City of Brandon

_______ Notice of _______

____ Public Hearing ____

Pursuant to SDCL 11-4-12, notice is hereby given that the Brandon Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 2, 2021, regarding a proposed amendment to the Brandon Zoning Regulations.  Specifically, the Planning Commission will be considering a recommendation of adoption to the City Council for Ordinance No. 636, amending Chapter 15-5-2, R-2: Medium Density Residential District, Permitted Uses; Chapter 15-5-3, R-2: Medium Density Residential District, Conditional Uses; Chapter 15-5-11, R-2: Medium Density Residential District, Lot and Yard Regulations; Chapter 15-6-2, R-3: High Density Residential District, Permitted Uses; Chapter 15-6-11, R-3: High Density Residential District, Lot And Yard Regulations; and Chapter 15-22-2, Definitions, Definitions.

A copy of the proposed amendment to the Brandon Zoning Regulations is available for public review at the Brandon City Hall in the office of the Finance Officer during regular business hours.

The Planning Commission public hearing will be held at the following time, date, and location:

6:30 p.m.

September 2, 2021

Brandon Council Chambers (308 Main Avenue)

The purpose of this hearing is to explain the proposed amendment to interested persons, answer questions, and consider public comments. The Planning Commission invites all interested persons to attend and offer their comments. Those interested persons not able to attend are invited and encouraged to send written comments, prior to the hearing, to the City Administrator, P.O. Box 95, Brandon, SD  57005.

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), if you need special assistance to participate in this hearing, please contact the City Administrator at (605) 582-6515. Anyone who is deaf, hard-of-hearing or speech-disabled may utilize Relay South Dakota at (800) 877-1113 (TTY/Voice). Notification 48 hours prior to the hearing will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this hearing.

Christina Smith

Finance Officer

Published once at the approximate cost of $20.57.

Aug 18, 2021

 

City of Brandon

_______ Notice of _______

____ Public Hearing ____

Pursuant to SDCL 11-4-4, notice is hereby given that the Brandon City Council will hold a public hearing on September 7, 2021, regarding a proposed amendment to the Brandon Zoning Regulations. Specifically, the City Council will be considering Ordinance No. 636, amending Chapter 15-5-2, R-2: Medium Density Residential District, Permitted Uses; Chapter 15-5-3, R-2: Medium Density Residential District, Conditional Uses; Chapter 15-5-11, R-2: Medium Density Residential District, Lot and Yard Regulations; Chapter 15-6-2, R-3: High Density Residential District, Permitted Uses; Chapter 15-6-11, R-3: High Density Residential District, Lot And Yard Regulations; and Chapter 15-22-2, Definitions, Definitions.

A copy of the proposed amendment to the Brandon Zoning Regulations is available for public review at the Brandon City Hall in the office of the Finance Officer during regular business hours.

The City Council public hearing will be held at the following time, date, and location:

6:00 p.m.

September 7, 2021

Brandon Council Chambers (308 Main Avenue)

The purpose of this hearing is to explain the proposed amendment to interested persons, answer questions, and consider public comment. The City Council invites all interested persons to attend and offer their comments. Those interested persons not able to attend are invited and encouraged to send written comments, prior to the hearing, to the City Administrator, P.O. Box 95, Brandon, SD  57005.

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), if you need special assistance to participate in this hearing, please contact the City Administrator at (605) 582-6515. Anyone who is deaf, hard-of-hearing or speech-disabled may utilize Relay South Dakota at (800) 877-1113 (TTY/Voice). Notification 48 hours prior to the hearing will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this hearing.

Christina Smith

Finance Officer

Published once at the approximate cost of  $19.96.

Aug 18, 2021

 

City of Brandon

_______ Notice of _______

____ Public Hearing ____

Pursuant to SDCL 11-4-4, notice is hereby given that the Brandon City Council will hold a public hearing on September 7, 2021, regarding a proposed amendment to the Brandon Zoning Regulations. Specifically, the City Council will be considering Ordinance No. 635, amending Chapter 15-14-3(A)(8), Additional Use Regulations, Off-Street Parking.

A copy of the proposed amendment to the Brandon Zoning Regulations is available for public review at the Brandon City Hall in the office of the Finance Officer during regular business hours.

The City Council public hearing will be held at the following time, date, and location:

6:00 p.m.

September 7, 2021

Brandon Council Chambers (308 Main Avenue)

The purpose of this hearing is to explain the proposed amendment to interested persons, answer questions, and consider public comment. The City Council invites all interested persons to attend and offer their comments. Those interested persons not able to attend are invited and encouraged to send written comments, prior to the hearing, to the City Administrator, P.O. Box 95, Brandon, SD  57005.

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), if you need special assistance to participate in this hearing, please contact the City Administrator at (605) 582-6515. Anyone who is deaf, hard-of-hearing or speech-disabled may utilize Relay South Dakota at (800) 877-1113 (TTY/Voice). Notification 48 hours prior to the hearing will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this hearing.

Christina Smith

Finance Officer

Published once at the approximate cost of $16.58.

Aug 18, 2021

 

City of Valley Springs

_________ Minutes _________

REGULAR SESSION

AUGUST 10, 2021

CALL TO ORDER 

The Commissioners of the City of Valley Springs met in regular session on Tuesday, August 10, 2021 at 6:00 PM in the VS American Legion.  Mayor Carl Moss presided.  Answering roll call were Commissioners Brian Staeffler, Dean Helgeson, Sandy Severtson and Lynn Schmidt.  Also present was City Maintenance Blaine Eilts, Finance Officer Ginger Miller and outgoing Finance Officer Linda Hunnel, City Attorney Patrick Glover, City Engineer Gabe Laber, and Jill Meier with the BV Journal.  Motion by Helgeson to approve the agenda as posted.  Schmidt seconded the motion.  Motion carried, all voting aye. 

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Motion by Staeffler to approve the July 13, 2021 Minutes as presented. 

Severtson seconded the motion.  Motion carried, all voting aye.  

CLAIMS AND PAYROLL

Motion by Helgeson to approve the July Claims in the amount of $312,583.10.  Schmidt seconded the motion.  Motion carried, all voting aye.

MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORTS

The Commission reviewed the July Financial Reports. Motion by Staeffler, second by Helgeson, to approve the July 2021 Proof of Cash Report.  Motion carried, all voting aye.  Motion by Severtson, second by Schmidt, to approve the July YTD Budget Report.  Motion carried, all voting aye.  

PUBLIC COMMENT

Several residents of Valley Springs voiced concern over an increase in reckless driving on Broadway. A citizen has been doing burnouts on Broadway with cars and motorcycles, which is a hazard to children and pedestrians. The sheriff was called 8 times in July concerning this.  Commission Staeffler requested an invitation be sent to the new Patrol Commander, Capt. Zishka to attend the next board meeting.  Ardell Johnson said there are many sidewalks in town that are not accessible due to the construction. City ordinance states vehicles can’t block the sidewalks.

ENGINEER REPORT

City Engineer Gabe Laber spoke of the construction project’s progress.  The sewer main installation is done on Cliff Ave.  Project completion should be early September.  Laber requested an SRF Loan Reimbursement pay request.  Motion by Helgeson, second by Severtson to approve the SRF Loan Reimbursement Request in the amount of $221,591.26: $33,112 payable to HDR, $188,479.26 payable to ASCO.  Motion carried, all voting aye.

OLD BUSINESS

Fence Drainage Easement Issue

Jennifer Kielman of Dakota Circle was again present to ask the Commission to consider allowing her to cut six inches from the bottom of her fence to allow drainage rather than removing the fence. Some neighboring property owners expressed concern over the possible buildup of ice and snow restricting water flow.  Ms. Kielman contacted her title company, who takes no responsibility or liability concerning the drainage easement notification.  The commissioners agreed to allow her to cut 6” off the bottom of her fence to allow drainage.  The issue will be revisited in the spring. 

NEW BUSINESS

Schoenfish Audit Report.  Miller said the annual audit was a clean audit and requested a motion for approval.  Schmidt made a motion to approve the 2019-2020 Municipal Audit, second by Staeffler.   Motion carried, all voting aye. 

DOT – Transportation Alternative Project (TAP) Grant Resolution 2021-07.  Severtson motioned to approve, second by Helgeson.  Motion carried, all voting aye.  This phase is for the shared use path to be constructed from Southside Avenue to Skyline Drive. 

Volunteer Painting Project – Scott Wentler of Mad Tatter volunteered to paint the Legion Baseball Park Dugouts and the southern Valley Springs Welcome Sign.  He will be invited to the September board meeting to present his design ideas.  Citizen Mike Herding offered to provide the paint. 

PUBLIC WORKS REPORT

City Maintenance Supervisor Blaine Eilts gave his monthly maintenance report.  Items included:  exercised hydrant isolation valves on water mains, tractor and bucket truck repair, hauled road millings and graded Olson Street.   After construction, Eilts will contract with a company to jet sewer mains for designated streets. Who is responsible for mowing the waterway behind Park Drive and the trailer court was discussed.  Eilts will determine responsible parties by GIS mapping.  

FINANCE OFFICER REPORT

Due to a CD maturing August 15, 2021, a motion was made by Staeffler to cash it in and shop for better interest rates. Schmidt seconded the motion.  Motion carried, all voting aye.  The Serbian Church’s small fireworks display was confirmed for January 6, 2022 at 6PM.  Miller said the My Town Text alert system is live and being used for city alerts.  Citizens are urged to sign up.  A link will be provided on the city website.  120 residents have signed up for text alerts to date.

CITY ATTORNEY REPORT- City Attorney, Patrick Glover is waiting for the Department of Health’s decision on medical cannabis regulations.

COMMISSIONER REPORTS –Commissioner Helgeson inquired into train whistle warnings at intersections.  City Attorney Glover will research the requirements of this.  

ADJOURN

There being no further business before the Commission, Helgeson made a motion to adjourn at 7:23, Staeffler seconded.  Motion carried, all voting aye.  The next regular meeting of the 

Valley Springs City Commission will be September 14, 2021 at 6 PM in the Valley Springs American Legion, 615 Broadway Avenue. 

Ginger L. Miller, Finance Officer                         

Carl Moss, Mayor

CITY OF VALLEY SPRINGS, 10-Aug-21, COMMENTS;

MIDAMERICAN ENERGY, $27.14, JULY NATURAL GAS; SIOUX VALLEY ENERGY, $4,598.75, JULY ELECTRICAL; MARV’S SANITARY, INC., $83.00, JULY SERVICE; ALLIANCE COMMUNICATIONS COOP, $236.00, JULY PHONE SERVICE; VERIZON WIRELESS, $92.90, JULY CELL PHONE; ASCO, $268,599.61, SRF LOAN REIMB; BOBS LOCK & KEY SHOP, $14.97, CITY MAINTENANCE; BRANDON ACE HARDWARE, $70.95, CITY MAINTENANCE; BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT, $98.79, JULY FUEL PURCHASE; BV JOURNAL, $156.88, JULY PUBLICATIONS; CORE & MAIN LP, $675.00, WATER MAINT; ELAN FINANCIAL SERVICES, $351.51, JULY MAINT PURCHASES; GEOTEK ENGINEER & TESTING INC, $1,320.50, CONSTR PROJECT TESTING; GOODWILL OF THE GREAT PLAINS, $39.00, SHREDDING SERVICE; GOVOFFICE, $570.00, HOSTING FEE 2022; HAWKINS WATER TREATMENT, $10.00, WATER PURIFICATION SUPP; HDR ENGINEERING INC, $26,311.97, SRF LOAN REIMB; HEIMAN, INC, $54.00, FIRE EXT INSPECTION; JANITOR’S CLOSET, $62.00, PARK SUPPLIES; MENARDS, $254.16, STREET SUPPLIES; ONE CALL SYSTEMS, INC, $100.80, LOCATES APR-JUN; PERFORMANCE PRESS, INC, $385.31, FINANCE OFFICE SUPPLIES; POMPS TIRE, $812.00, DUMP TRUCK TIRE; RUNNINGS, $5.85, PARK SUPPLIES; SANITATION PRODUCTS, INC, $1,808.01, STREET SWEEPER REPAIR; SD PUBLIC HEALTH  LABORATORY, $28.00, WATER LAB TESTS; SD DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION, $790.54, SHARED USE PATH; SIOUX FALLS HUMANE SOCIETY, $59.24, JULY SERVICES; STURDEVANT’S AUTO PARTS, $78.18, VEHICLE MAINTENANCE; DAVID A. SWIER, $1,225.00, BUILDING INSPECTIONS; THOMPSON, $214.28, SIREN REPAIR; TRAFFIC LOGIX CORPORATION, $2,635.88, TRAFFIC SIGN POST; VALLEY SPRINGS COMMUNITY CLUB, $500.00, DONATION FIREWORKD; VALLEY SPRINGS FARMERS COOP, $312.88, JULY FUEL PURCHASE; $312,583.10,

Published once at the approximate cost of $73.07.

Aug 18, 2021

 

City of Valley Springs

__ RESOLUTION NO. 2021-07 __

Transportation Alternatives Grant Application

To the

South Dakota Department of Transportation

WHEREAS the City of Valley Springs desires assistance from the South Dakota Department of Transportation – Transportation Alternatives Grant Program for the purpose of completing a new non-motorized trail to expand alternative transportation as part of the Shared Use Path Phase IV Recreational Trail; and

WHEREAS the City Council hereby commits to the continued maintenance and operation of the trail; and

WHEREAS the City Council hereby commits local match of not less than 18.05 percent of the project; and

WHEREAS the City Council acknowledges its responsibility to secure right-of-way or easements for construction.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council hereby authorizes the filing of a grant application, including all understanding and assurances contained therein, for the Transportation Alternatives Grant Program, and hereby authorizes the Mayor to in connection with the application and to provide such additional information as may be required.

Adopted this 10th day of August, 2021.

Carl Moss, Mayor

Attest:

Ginger Miller, Finance Officer

Adopted: 08/10/2021

Published: 08/18/2021

Effective: 09/07/2021

Published once at the approximate cost of $14.12.

Aug 18, 2021

SUMMONS / COMPLAINT

______ Summons ______

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

COUNTY OF Minnehaha

:SS 

IN CIRCUIT COURT

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Samuel Palaez, Plaintiff, 

Vs. 

Marina Florez Nunez, Defendant

DIV 19-575

SUMMONS 

(WITHOUT MINOR CHILDREN)

TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT:

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the Complaint (Without Minor Children) of the Plaintiff, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve the Plaintiff with a copy of your Answer or other proper response within thirty (30) days from the date of the service of the Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. 

IF YOU FAIL TO DO SO, judgment by default may be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint sixty (60) days from the date of the services of this Summons and Complaint (Without Minor Children), not counting the day of service.

NOTICE

South Dakota law provides that upon the filing and service of the Summons and Complaint (Without Minor Children) on the Defendant, a Temporary Restraining Order shall be in effect against both parties until the final decree is entered, the Complaint (Without Minor Children) is dismissed or until further order of the court. Either party may apply to the Court for further temporary orders or modification or revocation of this Order. 

TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER

PER SDCL 25-4-33.1, BY ORDER OF COURT, YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE ARE:

(1) Restrained from transferring, encumbering, concealing or in any way dissipating or disposing of any marital assets, without the written consent of the other party or an order of the Court, except as may be necessary in the usual course of business or for the necessities of life. You are to notify the other party of any proposed extraordinary expenditures and to account to the Court for all extraordinary expenditures made after the Temporary Restraining Order is in effect;

(2) Restrained from molesting or disturbing the peace of the other party; 

(3) Restrained from making changes to any insurances coverage for the parties or any child of the parties without the written consent of the other party or an order of the court unless the change under the applicable insurance coverage increases the benefits, adds additional property, persons, or perils to be covered, or is required by the insurer.

IF EITHER SPOUSE VIOLATES ANY OF THESE PROVISIONS, THAT SPOUSE MAY BE FOUND TO BE IN CONTEMPT OF COURT AND MAY BE ORDERED TO PAY COSTS AND EXPENSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE ATTORNEY FEES OF THE OTHER SPOUSE.

Dated this 22 day of October, 2019

Plaintiff’s Signature

Samuel Palaez

Print Plaintiff’s Name

1027 E. 8th Street

Mailing Address

Sioux Falls, SD 57103

City, State, Zip

Telephone Number

Published four times at the total approximate cost of $119.12

August 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2021

 

SUMMONS / COMPLAINT

______ complaint ______

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

COUNTY OF Minnehaha

:SS

IN CIRCUIT COURT

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Samuel Palaez, Plaintiff,

Vs.

Marina Florez Nunez, Defendant

DIV 19-575

COMPLAINT (WIHTOUT MINOR CHILDREN)

1. Plaintiff’s full legal name is Samuel Palaez and his date of birth is 7/28/1956.

2. Plaintiff is a resident of Minnehaha County, State of SD.

3. Defendant’s full legal name is Marina Florez Nunez and her date of birth is 1/1/1962

4. Defendant is a resident of Mexico.

5. Plaintiff and Defendant were married on 6/23/2018 (date) in Sioux Falls, SD (city and state). If the parties are living apart, the date upon which they began to do so is 9/1/2018.

6. Is Plaintiff an active duty member of the armed forces? Yes _____ No __X__

Is Defendant an active duty member of the armed forces? Yes____ No__X__

7. Irreconcilable differences have arisen between the Plaintiff and Defendant which necessitates the dissolution of the marriage. Alternatively further grounds for dissolution of marriage exist under SDCL 25-4-2, subsection: (3) Willful desertion;

8. We do not have any children which have been born to or adopted by the parties. Neither spouse is currently pregnant.

9. The parities have accumulated property and/or debts during the course of the marriage which must be equitably divided. Yes____ No__X__

10. Plaintiff seeks spousal support (alimony). Yes____ No__X__

WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays for Judgment as follows:

1. For a Judgement and Decree of Divorce dissolving the marriage of the parties;

2. For an equitable division of the marital property and debts;

3. That _______ last name be restored to: ____. Date of birth: ____;

4. For alimony, if requested above; and

5. For such other and further relief as may be equitable and just.

Dated this 22 day of October, 2019.

Plaintiff’s Signature

Samuel Palaez

Print Plaintiff’s name

1027 E. 8th Street

Mailing Address

Sioux Falls, SD 57103

City/State/Zip

Phone Number

VERIFICATION

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

:SS

COUNTY OF Minnehaha

Plaintiff, being first duly sworn, deposes and states that he or she verifies the facts expressed within the Complaint (Without Minor Children) are true: 

Dated 10-22, 2019

Plaintiff’s Signature

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day of October 2019

Notary Public/Clerk of Courts

If Notary, my commission expires: 10-01-2020

Published four times at the total approximate cost of $111.76

August 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2021

 

JAMES K. DeSAIX

__ Notice to creditors __

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

COUNTY OF MINNEHAHA

SS

IN CIRCUIT COURT

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

49PRO21-000252

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GLORIA A. HUTSON

Aka GLORIA HUTSON, 

Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF INFORMAL PROBATE AND APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENATIVE 

Notice is given that on the 26th day of July, 2021, Mary E. Bly, whose address is 815 E. Eldorado Circle, Sioux Falls, SD 57108, was appointed as personal representative of the estate of Gloria A. Hutson.

Creditors of decedent must file their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or their claims may be barred.

Claims may be filed with the personal representative or may be filed with the clerk and a copy of the claim mailed to the personal representative.

DATED this 2nd day of August, 2021. 

Mary E. Bly

815 E. El Dorado Circle

Sioux Falls, SD 57108

Ph. 605.212.0184

ANGELIA GRIES

MINNEHAHA COUNTY CLERK OF COURT

425 N. DAKOTA AVE.

SIOUX FALLS SD 57104

JAMES K. DeSAIX

Attorney-at-Law

119 W. MAIN ST.

BERESFORD SD 57004-1789

PH 605-763-2345

Publish: August 11, 18 & 25, 2021

Form 3-801B

Published at the approximate cost of $46.98

August 11, 18 & 25, 2021