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County approves reports on four grade raises for roads

The Stutsman County Commission approved engineering reports on four grade raises necessary due to last year’s flooding at its regular meeting Tuesday. The approval moves the projects forward with bids to be awarded by the North Dakota Department of Transportation in May. The roads are south of Halfway Lake on County Road 68, two separate grade raises on County Road 67 south of Cleveland and a grade raise one mile west of County Road 67 on County Road 38.

By Keith Norman , April 21, 2010

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Fargo, Cass County delay tax vote

The Cass County Commission and Fargo City Commission have decided that a vote on a half-percent sales tax to help pay for permanent flood protection for Fargo-Moorhead can wait until November. Plans for a June vote were hampered by an impasse between the two commissions over which government would impose the new tax.

April 07, 2010

Commission approves wording of tax request

The Stutsman County Commission approved the final wording for its tax increase request slated for the June primary ballot during its regular meeting Tuesday. The measure asks the voters to authorize a half percent county-wide sales tax, a 15-mill increase in the county road levy and a 15-mill increase in the total cap the county can charge in property tax.

By Keith Norman , April 07, 2010

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Subcommittee talks on rural house setbacks

A subcommittee of the Jamestown Planning Commission met with representatives of Homer, Woodbury, Midway and Bloom townships Monday night. The group was called together to discuss issues related to the 1-mile extraterritorial zoning authority exercised by Jamestown. State law gives the city authority to control zoning, plats, building permits and plumbing permits within 1 mile of city limits. All other authorities and responsibilities are held by the townships.

By Keith Norman , March 23, 2010

Stutsman County Commission votes to recycle Old Highway 10

The Stutsman County Commission authorized the recycling of two portions of old Highway 10 east of Jamestown from pavement into gravel during its regular meeting Tuesday. The motion, made by Commissioner Doug Kaiser, passed on a four-to-one vote with Commissioner Dale Marks dissenting. “That is the road costing us the most money,” Kaiser said after the meeting. “We need to get that road done and save the cost of patching on it this year.”

By Keith Norman , March 03, 2010

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Committee talks on roads, takes residents’ input

The first meeting of the Road Committee formed by the Stutsman County Commission centered on discussion of what roads the county may recycle into gravel in the future and ways to possibly increase tax revenue available for road work. The group met Tuesday in the conference room of the Law Enforcement Center after the Whitney Room of the Courthouse proved too small.

By Keith Norman , February 17, 2010

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Other views: Ruling scores one for public interest

A ruling by North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem that the Ward County Commission violated state open meetings laws wasn’t surprising, but it does validate a feeling that the commission sometimes acts in haste, without enough consideration for following proper, lawful procedures.

By Minot Daily News , February 15, 2010

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Park spending approved

The Jamestown Parks and Recreation Commission voted Monday at its monthly meeting to spend more than $60,000 on various items for the park district. The funds will come from federal and other funds that are part of the park district’s annual budget, said Doug Hogan, Parks and Recreation Director. Equipment was on the top of the list for the commission.

By Ben Rodgers , February 09, 2010

Soldier in program to earn commission

Adam Deal wanted to be in the Army almost as long as he can remember. Now, back from his first overseas deployment to Iraq, the interest hasn’t waned. “I always wanted to be in the military since I was 7 or 8 years old,” he said during a recent conversation in his comfortable Hudson home. The Army was always his first choice.

By By Jon Echternacht, Forum Communications Co. , January 22, 2010

S.D. commissioners give themselves 86 percent raise

DEADWOOD, S.D. (AP) — Commissioners in western South Dakota's Meade County have voted to give themselves an 86 percent salary hike.

January 17, 2010

Commission will not meet Monday

The Jamestown Planning Commission will not meet on Monday as scheduled because there are no items of business to address.

January 08, 2010

Wheat Commission meeting in Fargo

The North Dakota Wheat Commission is holding its annual meeting in Fargo. Administrator Neal Fisher on Wednesday is to talk about the state of the wheat industry. Other topics include wheat research at North Dakota State University.

December 10, 2009

Wheat Commission meeting in Fargo

The North Dakota Wheat Commission is holding its annual meeting in Fargo.

December 09, 2009

Letter to the editor: County Commission can’t be trusted on roads issue

According to The Jamestown Sun’s coverage of the Nov. 17 Stutsman County Commission meeting, there was apparently quite a discussion on the county roads. Utterly amazing, considering the commission’s agenda read: call to order, roll call, taxable meals, mid-month bills – review and approval for payment and adjournment.

By Judy Graves , November 25, 2009

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County to explore fuel tax for paving roads

The Stutsman County Commission consented to exploring the possibility of a county fuel tax as a method to raise revenue needed to maintain roads in the county. The board took the action during its regular meeting Tuesday. Commissioner Dale Marks will begin the process by seeking an opinion on the viability of a fuel tax from Fritz Fremgen, Stutsman County state’s attorney.

By Keith Norman , November 18, 2009

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