LEGALS
December 27, 2022 at 3:18 p.m.
Star Post Legals 12/28/2022
The Truth in Taxation Hearing 2022 payable 2023 was opened at 6:01 PM. Business Manager Garrity Gerber presented the Annual Truth in Taxation information which includes information on state funding, various financial funds of the district, and overall revenues and expenditures of the district. Mr. Gerber walked through the School District property tax process. He explained the proposed Levy is an increase of 14.2%, however that is not a direct 14.2% increase in revenue, it is partly due to there being more an increase in homes in the district and an increase in enrollment. Mr. Gerber entertained questions and the Hearing was closed at 6:16PM.
The Holdingford School Board held their regular meeting on December 21, 2022. Members present Evelyn Martini, Sarah Binek, Ed Feia, Lori Opatz, Rob Knettel and Pat Meier. Absent: Elissa Ebnet. Also attending was: Superintendent Chris Swenson, Business Manager Garrity Gerber and Adm. Assistant Linda Zapzalka. Chair Feia called the meeting to order, the pledge was recited, and the amended agenda was approved. Item 4.17 was removed from the Consent Agenda for further discussion at a future Work Session. Items added included 8.7. Authorization to hire Marcus Moe-Tschida for 7th Grade Boys Basketball Coach; 8.8. Authorization to hire Lonnie Thompson for 8th Grade Boys BAsketball Coach and 8.9. Accept the resignation from Kid Zone Assistant Katie Phillipp.
The meeting continued with approval of the consent agenda. Items in the consent agenda included: approval of the minutes from 11/16/2022 board meeting and 12/7/22 Work Session; approval of the schedule of bills in the amount of $1,307,917,96 computer checks approved #53215 through #53397 and $5,208.81for checks #30488 through #30504; approval of the electronic transfer for November 2022, $2,392,463.27; acknowledgement of the Treasurer’s Report balance per books is $6,274,076.87; approval of Winter Com. Ed. Coaches; accept resignation from Custodian Amanda Lavan with a last day of 12/12/22; accept resignation from Para Laura Feld with a last day of 11/22/22; accept resignation from Para Shaina Nelson with an adjusted last day of 11/30/22; approval of Policy 409 Employee Publications, Instructional Materials, Inventions, and Creations; approval of Policy 410 Family Leave; approval of Policy 415 Mandated Reporting/Adults; approval of Policy 416 Drug andAlcohol Testing; approval of Policy 417 Chemical Use and Abuse; approval of Policy 418 Drug-Free Workplace/School; Policy 515 Protection and Privacy of Pupil Records; approval of Policy 534 School Meals Policy; and accepted the following donations: $500.00 to Math League from the MN State High School Math League for Re-Starting the program, $250.00 to Hall of Fame from Lions Club, $15.00 to Art Club from Tara Wolford, and $189.60 donation to ECFE from the PTA for the Fall Festival. With many thanks to the generous donors!
Reports:
Superintendent Swenson explained due to the Para shortage and the increase in Special Education caseloads, the District would like to add a SPED Teacher position at the Elementary. He recommends making up the snow day on Feb. 20th as it states on the calendar. Discussion ensued on eLearning days vs snow days and the extra instruction hours built into the calendar. Mr. Swenson informed the Board of the different levels of communication for notifying parents when there is an early dismissal, late start, or no school. Next he updated the Board on the cracked wall in the wood shop area. The wall has been inspected by an engineer who has determined that it is safe but will need to be repaired, we are waiting on the recommendation for repair. Mr. Swenson reminded the Board of the BSED facility analysis and explained they don’t receive LTFM dollars for repairs therefore the member districts will be responsible to pay for the repairs. Typically member districts receive a refund of funds not used for services this year; those funds may be used for the facility repairs that are needed. Lastly Mr. Swenson presented a certificate and congratulated Chair Feia for the completion of all four of the MSBA Phase Trainings.
Business Manager Gerber reported Mahowald Ins. was sold to Gallagher Co. The District uses them for liability & workmens comp insurances he doesn’t anticipate any changes. Mr. Gerber explained the Business Office is working on some changes to the onboarding paperwork process for new employees to make it smoother and transitioning from MARSS to Ed-Fi which is MDE’s new system for data submission. He thanked Nikki Fiedler for all the time she has put in to make sure the data is correct and all the staff members that input the data. Thanks to these folks the District will be able to submit the correct data on time.
Other agenda items at the December 21, 2022 meeting included:
Business:
• Certified the Tax Levy 2022, payable 2023 at $2,295,177.46. Mr. Gerber presented the Tax Levy document. The Levy amount will be an increase of 14.2%.
• Adopted the Resolution Establishing Combined Polling Places For Multiple Precincts And Designating Hours During Which The Polling Place Will Remain Open For Voting For School District Elections Not Held On The Day Of A Statewide Election.
Personnel
• Hired Kierston Wheat for Kids’ Zone Assistant.
• Approved FMLA Leave for Para Stephanie McElmury.
• Approve a Paternal Leave for Matthew Myers.
• Hired Carol Johannes for the Lunchroom Assistant LTS.
• Hired Brittany Hartung for the full time Evening Custodian position.
• Hire Lauren Lindmeier for the full time Teacher Sub position. Starting approximately 4/15/2023 through the end of the school year Ms. Lindmeier will be the LTS Teacher for 3’s Preschool/Tech Specialist.
• Hired Marcus Moe-Tschida for 7th Grade Boys Basketball Coach.
• Hired Lonnie Thompson for 8th Grade Boys Basketball Coach.
• Accepted the resignation from Kid Zone Assistant Katie Phillipp.
A review of the upcoming meeting dates took place.
Wednesday, January 4, 2023, Work Session @ 6:00 PM.
MSBA Leadership Conference Jan. 12 & 13, 2023.
Wednesday, January 18, 2023 School Board Meeting @ 6:00 PM.
This article is a summary of the minutes. The full text is available for public inspection at the District Office or online at http://www.isd738.org/school-board-meeting-agendasminutes.html.
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MILLWOOD TOWNSHIP NOTICE
Notice is hereby given: Affidavits of candidacy for Millwood Township may be filed at the clerk’s office: 41867 269th Ave, Freeport, MN 56331. Filing opens January 3, 2023, and closes January 17, 2023. Please call ahead; hours for filing on the final day, 1-5 p.m. Position openings are as follows:
Supervisor, 3-year term
Treasurer, 2-year term.
Kallista Sprenger, Clerk
320-309-4139
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CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME
Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 333
ASSUMED NAME: DCAN, D-CAN.
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS IS: 3701 12th Street North #103, Saint Cloud, MN 56303-2253.
NAMEHOLDER(S): Central Minnesota Dementia Community Action Network, 3701 12th Street North, #103, St. Cloud, MN 56303-2253.
(4) By typing my name, I, the undersigned, certify that I am signing this document as the person whose signature is required, or as agent of the person(s) whose signature would be required who has authorized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the information in this document is true and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minnesota Statutes. I understand that by signing this document I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had signed this document under oath.
/s/ Patrick K. O’Rourke, Executive Director
11/21/2022
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Ordinance No. 2022-04
An Ordinance Amending the Freeport City Code of 1995, Chapter V, Section 500 Zoning, Planning and Land Use within the City of Freeport, Minnesota to Rezone Parcel No. 54.32129.0092 owned by the Freeport Economic Development Authority from I-1, General Industrial District to C-3, Highway Commercial District
Whereas, Minnesota Statutes Section 462.357 permits cities to adopt zoning ordinances for the purpose of promoting the public health, safety, morals, and general welfare,
Whereas, Matthew Imdieke submitted a request for the rezoning of Parcel No. 54.32129.0092, owned by the Freeport Economic Development Authority and located on Whirlwind Drive, Freeport, MN from I-1, General Industrial District to C-3, Highway Commercial District, and
Whereas, following notice as required by law, the Freeport City Council held a public hearing on December 20, 2022 to consider and review the request for rezoning,
Now, Therefore, the City Council of the City of Freeport, Minnesota, ordains:
Section 1. The request to rezone Parcel No. 54.32129.0092, owned by the Freeport Economic Development Authority and located on Whirlwind Drive, Freeport, MN from I-1, General Industrial District to C-3, Highway Commercial District, is hereby accepted and approved.
Section 2. The Freeport City Code of 1995, Chapter V, Section 500 Zoning, Planning and Land Use within the City of Freeport, Minnesota, is amended to rezone Parcel No. 54.32129.0092, owned by the Freeport Economic Development Authority and located on Whirlwind Drive, Freeport, MN, and legally described as follows:
The South 116 feet of Lot 5, Block 1, Freeport Industrial Park Plat Five, according to the plat and survey thereof on file and of record in the office of the County Recorder, Stearns County, MN.
from I-1, General Industrial District to C-3, Highway Commercial District.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication according to law.
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Unadopted Minutes
REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
Albany Area Schools – ISD #745
District Office Board Room
December 14, 2022
1. Call to Order
The meeting was called to order by Chair Winkels at 6 p.m.
2. Roll Call
Present: Winkels, Hansen, Kreuzer, Carbajal, Sand, Pennie, Sands Late: None Absent: None
3. Public Forum
4. Agenda – Additions and Deletions
4.1 Add 8.13 Resolution for Approval of Change Event & Change Order Decision-Making Authority
5. Approvals
5.1 Previous Meeting Minutes
Motion by Kreuzer, seconded by Carbajal, to approve the November 16, 2022, Regular Meeting minutes. Supported by all present.
5.2 Cash Flow Reports - October 2022
Motion by Kreuzer, seconded by Sands, to approve the October 2022 Cash Flow Reports as presented. Supported by all present.
5.3 Acceptance of Gifts and Donations
Member Kreuzer introduced the Resolution Accepting Donations and was seconded by Member Carbajal.
The School Board of Albany Area Schools, ISD 745 gratefully accepts the following donations as identified below:
Donor Item Designated Purpose (if any)
Albany PTO $480.00 donation Buddy Bench - Albany Elementary
Centra Sota Cooperative $525.00 donation FFA
CH Robinson $32.00 donation Avon Elementary
Albany Chrysler $500.00 donation Supermileage
Magnifi Financial $500.00 donation Football Banquet
Gathering Grounds $500.00 donation BEAT Performing Arts Series
Albany Bowling Center $50.00 donation Robotics
Magnifi Financial $250.00 donation Robotics
Eagle Lake Manufacturing $1,500.00 donation Robotics
Albany Jaycees $10,000.00 donation Scholarship
Albany Jaycees $2,000.00 donation Wrestling Mat
Albany Jaycees $1,000.00 donation AED Batteries
Cross Country Parents $330.75 donation CC & Track Uniforms
Blattner Energy $5,000.00 donation Wrestling
Albany American Legion $325.00 donation Scholarship
Albany Jaycees $2,970.82 donation Wrestling
Avon Lions $400.00 donation Athletics - Ice Machine
Basketball Parents $175.00 donation Girls’ Basketball
Stearns Electric $500.00 donation Supermileage
Albany Mutual Telephone $2,000.00 donation Robotics
Felling Trailers $500.00 donation Robotics
Albany Chrysler $250.00 donation Robotics
State Farm - Dina Pierskalla $100.00 donation Robotics
North Risk Partners $100.00 donation Robotics
Avon Hills Lions Club $200.00 donation Robotics
HNA LLC $2,000.00 donation Weight Room Donation
The following voted in favor of: All present.
And the following voted against: None.
Absent: None.
Where upon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
6. Consent Agenda
AFT Payroll Change Request:
Zachary Dingmann - BA/BS+45 Step 6 to MA Step 6
Leanne Stephens - BA/BS+30 Step 10 to BA/BS+45 Step 10
AESP Payroll Change Request:
Reyna Sanchez Morales - AMS/AHS Custodian - 6 hrs/day to 8 hrs/day
At Will Contract:
Jon Fevig – Transportation Director Support
Kids Company:
Meghan Shannon, Cienna Bertram
Coaching/Advisors:
Sam Jerome - Assistant Baseball Coach
Community Education:
BECC Attendant: Anna Neu, Caige Nydeen, Nolan Suchy, Abigail Barrow, Ben Christman
Course Instructor: Patricia Peschel, Krista Doseth, Jason Thelen
Van Driver: Nicole Schneider
Resignations/Retirements:
Julie Meyer - AVE PreK Paraprofessional, effective December 6, 2022
The following checks were issued in paying claims: Wire transfers and checks 103807 - 104001
Expenditures:
01 General Fund $1,072,585.95
02 Food Services $101,580.18
04 Community Services $42,363.88
06 Building Construction $79,673.12
Motion by Carbajal, seconded by Hansen to approve the December 2022 Consent Agenda. Supported by all present.
7. Reports
7.1 Purple Pride
8. Business
8.1 Truth in Taxation
Director of Business Services, Sue Clemen, presented the Truth in Taxation hearing.
8.2 Certify Levy
Motion by Carbajal, seconded by Hansen, to approve the Levy Limitation and Certification 2022 Payable 2023 as presented, with the certified amount $6,119,490.82. Supported by all present.
8.3 Enrollment Report
Enrollment remains consistent and is projected to increase next year with two smaller classes graduating and larger classes coming in for Pre-K and Kindergarten.
8.4 World’s Best Work Force
Laura Roelike reviewed the WBWF Plan for 2022-2023.
8.5 Internet Agreement with Albany Mutual Telephone
Motion by Kreuzer, seconded by Carbajal, to approve the Internet Agreement with Albany Mutual Telephone. Supported by all presented.
8.6 Contracted Nursing Services Agreement
Motion by Carbajal, seconded by Kreuzer, to approve the Contracted Nursing Services Agreement with Resource Training. Supported by all present.
8.7 Student Transportation Software
Jeff Kociemba and Craig Waldvogel gave a presentation on the transportation software they are in favor of changing to called Transfinder Pro. Transfinder Pro will help the district transportation run more efficiently and safely. The software will work in conjunction with Infinite Campus as well. Motion by Carbajal, seconded by Sand, to approve the contract for the district with Transfinder Pro.
8.8 Teacher Substitute Pay
Discussion on increasing the teacher substitute pay to attract interested qualified candidates as a solution to the shortage of substitutes. Motion by Kreuzer, seconded by Sand to table the substitute pay discussion.
8.9 County Land Acquisition
Superintendent Okerlund updated the board members on a recent land acquisition by the county.
8.10 Choir Trip Approval
Motion by Pennie, seconded by Kreuzer, to approve the choir trip request as presented. Supported by all present.
8.11 Resolution for Open Enrollment
Member Carbajal introduced the Resolution to Limit the Enrollment of Nonresident Pupils and moved its adoption. The motion for the adoption of the resolution was duly seconded by Member Sands and, upon vote being taken thereon,
the following voted in favor thereof: All present
and the following voted against the same: None
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
8.12 School Board Policies - Second Read
8.12.1. 208 Development, Adoption, and Implementation of Policies
8.12.2 209 Codes of Ethics
8.12.3. 210 Conflict of Interest - School Board Members
8.12.4. 404 Employment Background Checks
8.12.5. 506 Student Discipline
8.12.6. 722 Public Data and Data Subject Requests
8.12.7. 806 Crisis Management Policy
8.13 Resolution for Approval of Change Event & Change Order Decision-Making Authority
Member Kreuzer introduced the Resolution for Approval of Change Event & Change Order Decision-Making Authority and moved for its adoption. The motion for adoption was duly seconded by Member Carbajal.
The following voted in favor of: All present
The following voted against: None
Where upon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
9. Committee Reports
Member Hansen reported on the recent SEE meeting that he attended last week and had positive feedback from the legislative representatives who were present.
10. Superintendent Report
Superintendent Okerlund spoke on the difficulty of finding substitute teachers and paras and the impact of that issue on classes, other departments and staff. Recent Albany graduates have been filling some of the needs for substitutes, which Superintendent Okerlund is grateful for their assistance. The official name for the new early learners building will be discussed at a January meeting. Bryan Schiffler addressed the board in regards to managing the design of the new site effectively to make sure future needs are being addressed and this is a long-term solution to space issues. The board and administration presented Don Winkels and Lynn Pennie with plaques to thank them for their years of service. Board member Winkels served 20 years and Pennie served four years on the Albany School Board.
11. Adjournment
Agenda completed at 9:03 pm, a motion to adjourn was made by Winkels, seconded by Pennie. Supported by all Present
Lynn Pennie, Clerk
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CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME
Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 333
ASSUMED NAME: Dementia Resource Center Clinic.
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS IS: 3701 12th Street North #103, Saint Cloud, MN 56303-2253.
NAMEHOLDER(S): Central Minnesota Dementia Community Action Network, 3701 12th Street North, #103, St. Cloud, MN 56303-2253.
(4) By typing my name, I, the undersigned, certify that I am signing this document as the person whose signature is required, or as agent of the person(s) whose signature would be required who has authorized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the information in this document is true and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minnesota Statutes. I understand that by signing this document I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had signed this document under oath.
/s/ Patrick K. O’Rourke, Executive Director
11/21/2022
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CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME
Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 333
ASSUMED NAME: DRCC.
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS IS: 3701 12th Street North, #103, Saint Cloud, MN 56303-2253.
NAMEHOLDER(S): Central Minnesota Dementia Community Action Network, 3701 12th Street North, #103, St. Cloud, MN 56303-2253.
(4) By typing my name, I, the undersigned, certify that I am signing this document as the person whose signature is required, or as agent of the person(s) whose signature would be required who has authorized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the information in this document is true and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minnesota Statutes. I understand that by signing this document I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had signed this document under oath.
/s/ Patrick K. O’Rourke, Executive Director
11/21/2022
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Regular School Board Minutes - Melrose Area Public Schools Monday, November 28, 2022
Chair Heller called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm. The Pledge of Alleginace was recited. The following members were present: Mr. Heller, Mr. Heidgerken, Mr. Dufner, Mrs. Uphoff, Mrs. Klassen, Mr. Klasen, & Mrs. Feldewerd. Also present were: Mr. Winter, Ms. Noska, Mrs. Pearson, Mr. Doetkott, & Mr. Anderson.
Mr. Heidgerken moved, with a second by Mrs. Uphoff, to approve the agenda. The Motion was unanimously carried.
There was a few Community Members at Open Forum with concerns. No action was taken.
Board reports were given. No action was taken.
Administrative reports were given. No action was taken.
Jennifer Nietfeld was present to introduce Willow to the Board. No action was taken.
Mrs. Klassen moved, with a second by Mrs. Uphoff, to approve the following Consent Agenda Items:
? October 24, 2022 Regular School Board Minutes
? November 15, 2022 Special School Board Minutes
? Bills & Wires in the amount of $1,623,262.92
? New Hire - Samantha Housman - Reading Interventionist - Elementary - Full time - Effective 11-14-22
? New Hire - Caroline Braun - DEC Asst. Community Education - Part time - Effective 11-14-22
? New Hire - Donna Welle - Food Service Asst. - High school - Full time - Effective 11-28-22
? New Hire - Brenda Tschida - Preschool Asst. - Community Education - Full time - Effective 12-5-22
? New Hire - Eli Revering - DEC Asst. - Community Education - Part time - Effective 11-28-22 Resignation - Amber Wieling - Preschool Wrap Around - Community Education - Full time - Effective - 11-15-22
? Retirement - Lisa Wiechmann (6 years) - Food Service Asst. - High Schoool - Part time - Effective 12-31-22
? Retirement - Monica Hince (18 years) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 6-30-24
? Retirement - Mary Decker (27 years) - Food Service Asst. - High School - Full time - Effective 12-5-22
? Retirement - Tammy Wiechmann (32 years) - Teacher - High School - Full time - Effective 8-27-23
? Resignation - Mauricio Perez - Head Boys Soccer Coach - High School - Part time - Effective 11-1-22
? Resignation - Katie Meyer - Asst. Volleyball Coach - High School - Part time - Effective 11-2-22
? Resignation - Spencer VanBeck - Asst. Boys Swim Coach - High School - Part time - Effective 11-28-22
? Lane Change - Lindsay Anderson (MA+15 to MA+30) - Teacher - High School - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Andria Beste (MA+30 to MA+45) - Teacher - High School - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Nicky Depute (MA+15 to MA+30) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Brian Krause (MA to MA+15) - Teacher - MS/HS - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Amanda Mackedanze - (BA+30 to BA+45) - Teacher - Elementary - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Callista Mayers (MA+30 to MA+45) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Caitlin Mayo (MA to MA+15) - Teacher - Middle School - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Millisa Peterson (MA+30 to MA+45) - Teacher - Middle School - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Jake Pundsack (BA to BA+15) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Paula Ruoff (MA+30 to MA+45) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Briana Schmiesing (BA+15 to MA) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Chelsey Traut (BA+15 to BA+45) - Teacher - MS/HS - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Emily Welle (BA+15 to BA+45) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? Lane Change - Emily Zachmann (MA to MA+15) - Teacher - Elementary - Full time - Effective 7-1-22
? FMLA - Karen Jo Meyer - Paraprofessional - Elementary - Full time - Effective - Various Dates
? Position Authorization - Addl’ JV BBB Coach
The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mrs. Uphoff moved, with a second by Mr. Klasen, to approve the Treasurer’s Report. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. Heidgerken moved, with a second by Mr. Dufner, to approve the following donations:
? 11-1-22 - Harvest Church - District - Speaker - $3,050.00
? 11-2-22 - Freeport Screen Print - High School - Renaissance - $200.00
? 11-2-22 - CAP Enterprises - High School - Renaissance - $50.00
? 11-2-22 - St. Rosa Jaycees - High School - Renaissance - $100.00
? 11-2-22 - American Legion - High School - Renaissance - $200.00
? 11-2-22 - Spring Hill Recreation - High School - Renaissance - $250.00
? 11-2-22 - Melrose Lions - High School - Renaissance - $1,500.00
? 11-2-22 - Jim’s Wholesale - High School - Renaissance - $30.00
? 11-2-22 - Commercial Contractors of Melrose - High School - Renaissance - $250.00
? 11-2-22 - Freeport Electric - High School - Renaissance - $100.00
? 11-2-22 - FAMO Feeds - High School - Renaissance - $25.00
? 11-2-22 - Kraemer Lumber - High School - Renaissance - $100.00
? 11-2-22 - Rahn’s Oil & Propane - High School - Renaissance - $100.00
? 10-27-22 - Alex Tech & CC - High School - Used Speed Glas Welding Helmet - $150.00
? 10-28-22 - Joyce Tereway - High School - 4 - push mowers - $100.00
? 11-11-22 - True North Marketplace - High School - Renaissance - % off Drinks
? 11-11-22 - Melrose 1 Stop - High Scool - Renaissance - Free Soda with purchase
? 11-11-22 - Midwest Screen Print - High School - Renaissance - % of Dutchmen Apparel
? 11-17-22 - Rahn’s Oil & Propane - High School - Money Donated back to the
Gymnastics Program from Raffle - $500.00
? 11-18-22 - Jara & Jason Malchow - High School - 2005 Chevy Equinox - $1,700.00
? 11-23-22 - MAPS to Food Shelf - District - 4 turkeys - $100.00
Upon a roll call vote those voting in favor of:
Mr. Heller, Mrs. Klassen, Mr. Dufner, Mrs. Feldewerd, Mr. Heidgerken, Mrs. Uphoff, & Mr. Klasen
Those voting against the same: None
The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. Klasen moved, with a second by Mrs. Uphoff, to approve the FY22 Audit. The Motion was Unanimously carried.
Mr. Dufner moved, with a second by Mr. Klasen, to approve Policy 417 - Chemical Use & Abuse. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. Heidgerken moved, with a second by Mrs. Klassen, to approve Policy 418 - Drug-Free Workplace/School. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mrs. Uphoff moved, with a second by Mr. Dufner, to approve Policy 506 - Student Discipline. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. Dufner moved, with a second by Mr. Klasen, to approve the Resolution Concerning Active Transportation Grant. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mrs. Klassen moved, with a second by Mrs. Uphoff, to approve Tammy Oliver’s Contract for the 2022-24 school years. The Motion was unanimously carried
Mr. Klasen moved, with a second by Mr. Heidgerken, to approve Erin Noska’s Contract for the 2022-25 school years.
Mrs. Uphoff moved, with a second by Mr. Klasen, to approve Makayla Wiechmann’s Contract For the 2022-24 school years. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. Heidgerken moved, with a second by Mrs. Feldewerd, to approve the Food Service Notice Of Assignment for the 2022-24 school years. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. Klasen moved, with a second by Mr. Heidgerken, to approve the MOU E-Learning. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. Klasen moved, with a second by Mr. Dufner, to approve the World’s Best Workforce/ Academic & Integration Report. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Mrs. Uphoff moved, with a second by Mr. Dufner, to adjourn the meeting at 7:41 pm. The Motion was unanimously carried.
Becky Felderwerd, Clerk
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TOWNSHIP OF AVON
NOTICE OF MEETING CANCELLATION
Notice is hereby given that the meeting of the Avon Township Planning Commission, scheduled for December 28 at 7:00 PM in the Avon Township Hall, is canceled due to the lack of agenda items. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Commission will be January 25, 2023 at 7:00 PM. Anyone with immediate business should contact the Clerk to get on the agenda of the January 4, 2023 meeting of the Avon Township Board of Supervisors.
The Avon Township Hall, 16881 Queens Road, Avon (MN), is handicap-accessible and all meetings are open to the public.
Stephen Saupe, Clerk
16881 Queens Road, Avon, MN 56310
[email protected]
Published in the Star-Post Wednesday, December 28, 2022
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The rest of the public notices published in The Star Post 12/28/2022 edition can be viewed here: https://www.mnpublicnotice.com/(S(ozzlbne32r3lmuxdlqpwxj3d))/default.aspx
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