Bottineau, ND

Employee Committee Mtg. Agenda Thursday July 2, 2026 4:00 p.m. – City Meeting Room – Armory Approve minutes from May 18th. 2027 Budget Cost of living adjustment Blue cross blue shield Job applicants for Armory position Other Members of the Employee Committee: Marsden (chair), Lauckner & Fix Please call or email if you cannot attend. 701-228-3232 – [email protected] Conference call information dial 228-1501 participation code 870812

City of Bottineau City Council Meeting Agenda Monday July 6, 2026 7:00 p.m. – City Armory Mtg. Room Re-organizational Meeting Call to order by Mayor Schoenborn: Results of the election are in the monthly packet: New council is seated: Newly elected Mayor: Matt Seykora Elect Council President & Vice President Committee Appointments Approval of Consent Agenda: attached Approval of monthly bills: Police Report: Wold Engineering: 2026 Street Project 2024 Street Project – grass seeding Municipal Judge: position has been disbanded – final $ turned over to us SRF loan/grant application (lead lines): select a way to obtain vendors/bids Propane Bids: advertise to open at August mtg. Committee & Other Reports: City Superintendent Report: Prices for a new tool cat, used pickup EDC/Chamber Reports: City Property: (real estate & equipment): Planning Commission: Ordinance: new Chapter 10 (flood) to place in your ordinance binders Ordinance for new sales tax-community center Discuss ownership/management of proposed community center Street: Utility: meet for budgeting purposes? Shade Tree: we have been awarded the tree grant – set a meeting date Health: Swimming Pool Board: Stewart report – is AED working? Police Committee: Downtown Beautify: Met on 6/29/26 for budgeting purposes Employee Committee: Met on 7/2/26 for budgeting & armory position Trails Committee: Finance: set up budget meetings in July. Armory Committee: prices for back wal …

Beautification Committee Minutes City of Bottineau 06/29/2026 - Noon - City Meeting Room Present: Penny Nostdahl, Kelly Beaver, Tony Schwalbe, Jen Lauckner, Laurie Lord, Harley Getzlaff & Jenna Beaver Absent: Todd Kihle Lauckner called the meeting to order & asked for approval of the minutes from 05/11/2026. Lord moved to approve the minutes, seconded by Beaver, carried. Follow up from last meeting: Mural behind Lorenz Jewelry: Laurie needs help, art students possible to ask for help, reaching out to Nancy Codgill offer her $2,000 to do mural or Evan Miller. Check into Strengthen ND for a grant to help fund murals. Girl with Turtle statue: Todd taking care of this Old Townsite Plaque: Todd to take care of this Garbage Cans: Tony ordering new garbage cans with our logo he hasn’t heard back when trying to order with our logo. Budget: Mural’s depending on size going up to $3,000 Downtown lights - $60,000 Flowers - $10,000 Statue - $2,000 Other: Can Dak coming to Bottineau August 3-6. Music on Main August 6th, signs going up along the highway to welcome them to town. Lord voted to move the murals up to $3000, Lauckner carried. Meeting adjourned at 12:45 p.m. Submitted by: Penny J Nostdahl, City Auditor

Bottineau Pool Committee Meeting Wednesday, April 2, 2025 Bottineau City Armory — East meeting room @ 6:30pm Present: Kirsten Hopp-Committee chairman, Erica Hamilton, Kierney Shultz, Janelle Monson-Manger / CPO, and Maintenance/CPO, Greg Stewart-Council representative & Sandra Jensen-Secretary. Absent: Kyleigh Evans Visitor: Michelle Cauley Meeting was called to order at 6:30 pm Motion was made to approve meeting minutes from September 11, 2024 with the change of removing Hattie Albertson form Present list by Shultz. Motion seconded by Hamilton. All aye, Motion passed. Resignation of Allison Getzlaff was received effective 3-31-25. Thanks goes out to her for all her years with the pool board. A short discussion held on the potential new board member, Stewart will take name to City Council for approval. Monson discussed the applications received and the crew that has been hired. She is checking into the training schedules to get everyone in for their needed certification training. Potential lessons dates have been tentatively set, and plans to ask for assistance to pay for Flippers and Level one lessons was discussed. Fees for the pool were raised to the following rates: Single session day pass $ 5,00 Aerobics/ lap swimming $ 5.00 Single season pass $125.00 Family season pass $200.00 Lessons/session $ 75.00 Private parties $200.00 Private parties (during pool hrs.) $100.00 Reserved poo! (Sat/Sun after hrs.) $250.00 Pool will be closed during the 4" of July Pool …