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Section BWednesday, August 29, 2018

The McLeod County ChronicleportsSBy Tom CarothersSports Editor

In its most nail-biting con-test of the season to date, thePlato Blue Jays opened the2018 state Class C baseballtournament by gritting out a1-0 win over the LuxemburgBrewers on Sunday, Aug. 26,at Joe Schleper Stadium inShakopee.

Chris Odegaard started onthe mound for Plato, went thedistance, and also drove in thegame-winning run on a tenseevening in the southwestmetro.

“You really can’t sayenough about Chris,” Platomanager Adam Dammannsaid. “He’s a gamer whonever gives up; he showedthat on the mound and at theplate.”

Odegaard and Luxemburgstarter Reed Pfannenstein du-eled for inning after scorelessinning as evening turned tonight in front of a full housefull of excited – and anxious –fans clad in Plato blue.

“Having our fans out thereup and down the stands – the‘Blue Wave’ – is awesome,”Dammann said. “The supportwe got on a Sunday night inShakopee was really some-thing. I want to thank them,because it makes a huge dif-ference.”

Both teams saw scoring op-portunities come and go asOdegaard and Pfannensteinknuckled down to preventanything other than zeroes

being placed upon the score-board.

The Brewers managedseven hits in the game, andPlato six, as both hurlerstossed complete game gems.Odegaard struck out eight bat-ters, with Pfannenstein punch-ing out nine.

However, the key momentof the game came on whatnearly everyone on handthought was a strikeout –other than the home plate um-pire.

The turning point of thegame came with two outs inthe bottom of the seventh andMitchell Boesche standing onfirst base.

Odegaard, who had one oftwo Plato doubles on the dayto that point, watched what heappeared to believe was strikethree pop into the catcher’smitt. He began to walk backtoward the Plato dugout asseveral of the Luxemburgplayers started to jog back totheir base.

However, much to the sur-prise of most, the pitch wascalled a ball.

“Down coaching third, itwas hard to see where thepitch was,” Dammann said.“Back in the dugout, Christold me ‘I was 100 percentout; I don’t know what theump saw.’”

The call gave Odegaardnew life – and he made the

One run is enough for Plato to advance at state

Chronicle photo by Tom Carothers

Mitchell Boesche accepts congratulations from TylerLang and Joe Nix after scoring from first base on adouble by Chris Odegaard. The run proved to be the

game winner as Plato beat Luxemburg 1-0 in theClass C state baseball tournament on Sunday, Aug.26, at Joe Schleper Stadium in Shakopee.

By Tom CarothersSports Editor

With eyes on a fifth consec-utive Wright County Confer-ence West title, the Glencoe-Silver Lake volleyball teamopened its season with a pairof pre-Labor Day competi-tions.

Before the Panthers evengot to their first match on Sat-urday, Aug. 25, the team al-ready had much to be thankfulfor after hosting a scrimmagelast week.

“2018 has started off on theright foot,” coach LoriSchwirtz said. “First and fore-most, our program is so happyto be able to participate in agym with air conditioning. Itmakes a huge difference onour performance abilities andrestrictions. We are so thank-ful.”

After its well-ventilatedhome scrimmage, GSLopened its season on the road

with a loss to North Branch ina Saturday afternoon matchupat Hopkins High School.

The Panthers were swept inthree close games, losing 20-25, 19-25, 21-25. Schwirtzsaid that the team is happy tohave the season off and run-ning.

“I think all teams are in thesame boat to start the season,getting back into shape andgetting the team to gel,” shesaid.

GSL returns a number ofkey members from last sea-son, including hitters and co-captains Rhyan Herrmann andKasidy Cacka.

Joining that duo area twoother seniors in outside hitterOlivia Lemke, and right hitterJaelynn Pinske, sophomorelibero Maren Roepke, as wellas Hannah Boesche – a juniorstepping into the setting role.

“This year’s team is veryspecialized between defensive

specialists and hard core frontrow attackers,” Schwirtz said.

Beyond claiming confer-ence title No. 5, Schwirtznoted that the Panthers arekeeping the possibility of astate berth squarely in theirsights. GSL traveled to playNorwood Young America onTuesday, Aug. 28, after theChronicle went to press.

The Panthers upset theRaiders in the semifinals oflast year’s subsection tourna-ment.

“I feel we’ve developed aculture at GSL,” Schwirtzsaid. “We are very excited forthe challenge of going for ourfifth consecutive WCC Westchampionship.”

After the Labor Day holi-day, the Panthers remain onthe road for a match at SibleyEast on Tuesday, Sept. 4, be-fore opening their homeschedule on Tuesday, Sept.11, against Mayer Lutheran.

Spikers seek fifth straightWCC West championship


Seniors on this season’s Glencoe-Silver Lake volleyball team are: front row fromleft, Kaleigh Rumrill, Brianna Wraspir and Rhyan Herrmann; back row from left,Kasidy Cacka, Jaelynn Pinske and Olivia Lemke.

PlatoTurn to page 2B


It was an impressive startto the season for the Glen-coe-Silver Lake girls’ cross-country team as the Pantherscruised to the win at the Nor-wood Young America Alum-ni meet at Baylor Park onSaturday, Aug. 25.

GSL swept the top threeindividual positions andplaced all five of its scoringrunners in the top sevenplaces to win with a minis-cule 18 points. MapleLake/Lester Prairie/HolyTrinity was second with 45,while NYA was third with74.

Returning state meet veter-an Malayh Metcalf won themeet with a time of 20 min-utes, 39 seconds. MaddieLemke was second in 21:01and Kendall Guerrero thirdin 22:19. Megan Siewertplaced fifth in 22:59 andAbigale Boetel seventh in23:19 to round out the Pan-ther scoring.

Head coach Josh Metcalfis optimistic for the upcom-ing season as his team re-turns all six members of lastyear’s sectional competitors.Including the top-five finish-ers at NYA, the Panthers alsobring back Majkya Metcalfthis season.

“We have a great group ofhard working, positive girlswho have dedicated them-selves to maximizing theirabilities,” coach Metcalfsaid.

Lemke was all-WrightCounty Conference West lastseason, with Malayh Metcalfand Siewert earning all-con-ference honorable mentionspots.

“We are anxious to startcompeting and show howworking hard in the summerleads to success during theseason,” coach Metcalf said.

The Panthers had the mostgirls, eight, ever reach the200-mile plateau for summerrunning this year. Lemke,Siewert, Boetel, Guerrero,

Majkya and Malayh Metcalf,Kendra Klobe and McKennaHallaway all eclipsed 200miles in total summer train-ing.

In addition to Lemke,Madelynn Brown and EmilyGraupmann – a newcomer tothe squad – comprise theteam’s senior contingent.

Coach Metcalf says thereare plenty of positives sur-rounding his team this au-tumn and that among hisgoals are staying healthy andimproving fitness in order tomake a charge at a top-fivesectional finish.

“I am looking forward tothe chance to watch them im-prove throughout the sea-son,” he said.

The Panthers are off untilafter the Labor Day holiday.GSL returns to competitionwith a trip to Montgomeryfor an invitational meet onThursday, Sept. 6. The teamhosts its annual Caty Del-wiche Invitational on Thurs-day, Sept. 20.

Panther girls’ CC wins opener

Submitted photo

Returning letterwinners on the Glencoe-Silver Lake girls’ cross-country teamare: from left, Abigale Boetel, Kendall Guerrero, Maddy Lemke, Malayh Met-calf, Majkya Metcalf and Megan Siewert; not pictured: Kianna Dolezal.


After coming up just shortof qualifying for state in a42-41 overtime loss to Jor-dan on a snow covered fieldin Rockford last November,the Glencoe-Silver Lake

football team returns to thegreen grass of home this Fri-day night against Foley.Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Panthers opened uptheir 9-2 2017 campaign witha 42-17 win at Foley on Sept.1 of last season. The Falcons

finished 2017 with a 2-7mark.

GSL opens this seasonwith two straight homegames. After Foley, the Pan-thers are scheduled to hostWatertown-Mayer at 7 p.m.on Friday, Sept. 7.

Football season kicks off at home on Friday

The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, August 29, 2018, page 2B

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BMX ResultsResults from the Tuesday night races at the Buffalo

Creek BMX track in Glencoe on August 21:Moto 1: 5&Over Balance Bike

1.Drake Voigt; 2.Griffin Bargmann; 3.Matt King. Moto 2: 4 Balance Bike

1.Jackson Ewert; 2.Levi Werner.Moto 3: 3 Balance Bike

1.Luella Triebwasser; 2.Bennett Kohout; 3.Reed Hill.Moto 4: 11 Cruiser

1.Gage Hill; 2.Drew Alsleben; 3.James Conklin. Moto 5: 26-30 Cruiser

1.Benjamin Goette; 2.Ashton LaPlante; 3.Chad La-Plante. Moto 6: 5&Under Novice

1.Calvin Alsleben; 2.Ethan Herrmann; 3.Caylee Wei-dendorfMoto 7: 7 Novice

1.Braylen Seevers; 2.Oliver Bushie; 3.CaydenMiguel.Moto 8: 11 Novice

1.Toryn Timm; 2.Brenden Miguel; 3.Ava Milosevic.Moto 9: 7 Intermediate

1.Milo Triebwasser; 2.Henry Ott; 3.Jayden Melchert.Moto 10: 10 Intermediate

1.Derek Nybakke; 2.Nolan Vinkemeier; 3.ZacharyDamlow.Moto 11: 11 Intermediate

1.Gage Hill; 2.Drew Alsleben; 3.Brayden Mathwig.Moto 12: 14 Intermediate

1.Elijah Liestman; 2.Tyler Roerich; 3.Ashton La-Plante.

Moto 13: 16 Intermediate1.Earl Janke; 2. Benjamin Goette; 3.Cole Mathwig;

4.Bob Damlow.

Results from the Thursday night races at the BuffaloCreek BMX track in Glencoe on August 23:Moto 1: 4 Balance Bike

1.Jackson Ewert; 2.Zoey Barton; 3.Avery Lancaster. Moto 2: 3 Balance Bike

1.Luella Triebwasser; 2.Charlie Guest; 3.MasonLancaster.Moto 3: 14 Cruiser

1.Benjamin Goette; 2.Gage Hill; 3.Drew Alsleben.Moto 4: 5&Under Novice

1.Ethan Herrmann; 2.Charlie Conklin; 3.NicholasBarton.Moto 5: 8 Novice

1.Zach Barton; 2.Cayden Miguel; 3.Caylee Weiden-dorf. Moto 6: 11 Novice

1.Toryn Timm; 2.Brenden Miguel; 3.Tyler Smith.Moto 7: 36-40 Novice

1.Eric Triebwasser; 2.Bob Damlow; 3.Ryan Hoff-mann.Moto 8: 7 Intermediate

1.Henry Ott; 2.Jayden Melchert; 3.Milo Triebwasser.Moto 9: 11 Intermediate

1.Drew Alsleben; 2.Gage Hill; 3.Zachary Damlow.Moto 10: 14 Expert

1.Elijah Liestman; 2.Earl Janke; 3.Ashton LaPlante.

BMX Results


Charlie Conklin raced in the 5&Under divi-sion during Tuesday night races at the Buf-falo Creek BMX track on August 21.

GSL AutumnSports

FOOTBALL

August25....at NYA. ...............B 1, G 1

September6......at Montgomery....4:20 pm11....at NYA.................4:00 pm18....at Crown Coll. .....3:30 pm20....GSL ....................4:00 pm25....at Cokato ............4:00 pm28....at Holy Family ...11:30 amOctober4......at Litchfield .........4:00 pm6......at Duluth ...........10:00 am9......at W’town-M........4:00 pm16....WCC @ W-M......3:30 pm

Section meet: 10/25State meet: 11/3

VOLLEYBALL

CROSS-COUNTRY

GIRLS’ SOCCER

August25....N. Br. @ Hop. .........L, 0-328....at NYA.................7:00 pmSeptember4......at Sibley East......7:00 pm11....Mayer Luth..........7:00 pm14....HCA Tourn ..........5:00 pm15....HCA Tourn ..........8:00 am18....at Hutchinson......7:00 pm20....Mound W’tka.......7:00 pm21....MVW Tourn .........4:30 pm22....MVW Tourn...............TBD27....at NL-S ...............7:00 pm

October2......at Litchfield .........7:00 pm4......Rockford .............7:00 pm8......Maple Lake .........7:00 pm9......at D-C .................7:00 pm16....W’town-Mayer.....7:00 pm19....Roch. Tourn ........5:15 pm20....Roch. Tourn ......10:00 am

Section Tournament: 10/25-11/3State Tournament: 11/8-11/10

August27....Mayer Lutheran ......L, 0-128....Man. Loy. ............7:00 pmSeptember6......Orono..................7:00 pm11....at New Prague....7:00 pm13....Mound W’tka.......5:00 pm14....at W’ton ..............6:30 pm18....Holy Family.........7:00 pm20....at Waconia..........7:00 pm22....Faribault............12:00 pm25....W’town-Mayer.....7:00 pm27....at Rockford .........7:00 pm

October1......at Delano ............5:00 pm4......at Hutchinson......5:00 pm

Section Tourn.: 10/6-10/18State Tournament: 10/23-11/1

August31....Foley...................7:00 pm

September7......W’town-Mayer.....7:00 pm14....at Delano ............7:00 pm21....at Albany.............7:00 pm28....Holy Family.........7:00 pm

October5......at Dass. Cok. ......7:00 pm12....Annandale ..........7:00 pm17....at Litchfield .........7:00 pm

Section Tournament: 10/23-11/2State Tournament: 11/8-11/24

GIRLS’ TENNIS

August 17....at Jordan ................L, 0-721....GSL Quad...................3 L24....at New Prague........... NA25....N.P. Tourn ........................30....Orono..................4:15 pm31....St. Peter............10:00 amSeptember4......at Holy Family.....4:15 pm6......at Mound-WT......4:15 pm7......at Peq. Lakes......4:00 pm8......at Roseau .................TBD11....Litchfield .............4:15 pm13....at NL-S ...............4:15 pm14....at Hutchinson......1:30 pm18....Annandale ..........4:15 pm20....Delano ................4:15 pm27....WCC at NL-S....10:00 am

Section Team Tournament: 10/1-10/4Section Individual Tournament: 10/8-10/15State Tournament: 10/23-10/26

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most of the opportunity.Two pitches later, he smacked

his second double of the contestto the left-center field wall asBoesche sprinted around thebases to score what became thegame’s lone tally.

“That might have been ourblessing for this tournament,”Damman said. “But, when thoseblessings come up, you have tomake it count – Chris made itcount.”

The eighth inning passedwithout further incident, butLuxemburg put up a final fightin the top of the ninth.

Sam Iten of the Brewers ledoff the frame with a double tothe right field corner. However,Iten was gunned down at thirdbase attempting to stretch his hitinto a triple.

“That was a game-changerright there,” Dammann said.“An amazing defensive effortthat ended up really saving the

game for us.”That play – a relay throw

from Tyler Lang to Matt Ode-gaard to Dylan McCormick –proved crucial as a pair of Lux-emburg singles followed to puttwo on with one out.

However, with Watertowndraftee Pat Tschida warming upin the bullpen, Odegaardclaimed a strikeout for out No.2, before a pop-up ended thegame with Plato victorious bythe narrowest of margins.

Odegaard was 2-for-3 at theplate with one walk and thegame’s lone RBI. Nolan Lepelwent 2-for-4, with Lang going1-for-4 and McCormick going1-for-3. Lang had the Blue Jays’other double in the game.

It’s opening-round triumphnow safely stowed away, Platoadvances to take on Faribault at7:30 p.m. Saturday in NewPrague.

Faribault, the No. 2 seed out

of Region 3, has yet to give up arun in two state tourney games.The Lakers topped Stewartville-Racine 2-0 in its opener on Aug.19, and then blanked Region 1champion Mora 8-0 in their fol-low-up last weekend.

Plato, now 22-1, carries a 19-game winning streak into Satur-day’s game.

“Sunday night was a bit of awake-up call for us,” Dammannsaid. “We are going to have towork hard to get back in thegroove.”

A win over Faribault ad-vances the Blue Jays into aquarterfinal game at 11 a.m.Sunday in Shakopee. A quarter-final win has Plato hangingaround Joe Schleper Stadiumfor a semifinal game at 5 p.m.Sunday night.

The Class C state tournamentchampionship game is slated for3 p.m. Monday afternoon inNew Prague.


Chris Odegaard tossed a complete game vic-tory and hit a game-winning RBI double in a1-0 state-opening win on Sunday, Aug. 26.

Plato Continued from page 1B


Small in number, but bigin quality, the Glencoe-SilverLake boys’ cross-countryteam opened the 2018 seasonby eking out a victory overhost Central in the NorwoodYoung America Alumni meeton Saturday, Aug. 25, atBaylor Park.

In the traditional seasonopener, GSL claimed four ofthe top six individual place-ments in the three-teammeet, which also includedMaple Lake/LesterPrairie/Holy Trinity, earningthe victory with 31 points to39 for the Raiders.

Connor Hallaway led theway for the Panthers, as hefinished second in a time of

17 minutes, 57 seconds.Teammate Oscar Pena placedthird in 18:18. Paul Sievertwas fifth in 18:52, with JoeKnudten sixth in 19:07.Tison Werner closed out thescoring for GSL with a 15th-place finish of 21:41.

Head coach Jeff Delwichesaid that his team “is lookingvery small, but the ones wehave are in good shape andwe are ready.”

Captaining this year ’ssquad are Ethan and JoeKnudten, as well as OscarPena. All three return fromlast season’s team, as doHallaway, Sievert, Wernerand Isaac Swift.

Delwiche said despite theteam’s lack of numbers, thePanthers hope to place high

in the Wright County Con-ference West race given thereturn of several members oflast year’s conference cham-pions.

“We definitely hope toplace three runners as all-conference and two honor-able mentions at least,” hesaid. “Other goals are to fin-ish in the top five or so atsections and send a couple ofguys to state.”

The Panthers are off untilafter the Labor Day holiday.GSL returns to competitionwith a trip to Montgomeryfor an invitational meet onThursday, Sept. 6. The teamhosts its annual Caty Del-wiche Invitational on Thurs-day, Sept. 20.

GSL boys’ CC runs to win at NYA

Submitted photo

Returning letterwinners on the Glencoe-Silver Lake boys’ cross-country teamare: from left, Connor Hallaway, Paul Sievert, Joe Knudten, Oscar Pena andEthan Knudten.


Netters seeking first winThe Glencoe-Silver Lake girls’ tennis team is stillseeking its first win of the season. TaylorHatlestad (pictured) and her Panther teammateshost Orono on Thursday and St. Peter on Friday.

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Robert Taylor, pastor612-644-0628 (cell)

320-587-5104 (church)Email: [email protected]

Sun., Sept. 2 — Last Sunday ofsummer hours; worship with com-munion, 9:30 a.m.

ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN216 McLeod Ave. N., Plato

Tyson Mastin, pastorEmail: [email protected]

www.christ-4-u.org320-238-2550

Wed., Aug. 29 — Bible study,9:30 a.m.

Thurs., Aug. 30 — Bible study,8:30 a.m.

Fri., Aug. 31 — Family night, 4p.m.- 8 p.m.

ST. PAUL’S UNITED CHURCHOF CHRIST

308 First St. N.E., PlatoBrian Brosz, pastor


320-238-2550Sun., Sept. 2 — Worship with

communion, 9 a.m.

LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH10478 Bell Ave., Plato

Dale Baker, pastorEmail: [email protected]

www.lighthousechurch.one320-238-2877

Sun., Sept. 2 — Worship with“The Church” message, 10 a.m.;worship and prayer night, 6:30 p.m.

IMMANUEL EVANGELICALLUTHERAN

8374 Eighth Ave., New Auburn Rev. Keith R. Ainsley

Email: [email protected] available.

GRACE BIBLE CHURCH300 Cleveland St., Silver Lake

Dr. Tom Rakow, pastor320-327-2352

www.silverlakechurch.org320-327-2352

Wed., Aug. 29 — Prayer time, 7p.m.

Sat., Sept. 1 — Men’s Bible study,7 a.m.

Sun., Sept. 2 — First Light radiobroadcast on KARP-FM 106.9, 7:30a.m.; fellowship and refreshmenttime, 9 a.m.; prayer time, 9;15 a.m.;worship service, 9:30 a.m.; Sundayschool, 10:35 a.m.; First Light radiobroadcast on KDUZ-AM 1260.

Wed., Sept. 5 — Prayer time, 7p.m.

Dial-A-Bible Story, 320-327-2843.

FAITH PRESBYTERIAN108 W. Main St., Silver Lake

Rev. Murphy Ashley320-327-2452 / Fax [email protected] available.

HOLY FAMILY CATHOLICCHURCH

700 W. Main St., Silver LakeRev. Anthony J. Stubeda, pastor

Rev. Michael Doyle, AssociateEmail:

[email protected]., Aug. 29 — Mass, 8 a.m.;

PAC at Holy Family, 7 p.m.Sat., Sept. 1 — Reconciliation,

noon; Mass, 4 p.m.Sun., Sept. 2 — Mass, 8 a.m.;

Mass, 8 p.m.Mon., Sept. 3 — No Mass; parish

offices closed for Labor Day. Tues., Sept. 4 — Mass, 8 a.m.; eu-

charistic adoration, 8:30 a.m.- 4p.m.; area word at Holy Family, 7p.m.

Wed., Sept. 5 — Committee onparishes in Olivia, 12:30 p.m.; grades1-6 religious education classes, 5:30p.m.; grades 7-11 religious educationclasses, 7 p.m.

FRIEDENS COUNTY LINE11325 Zebra Ave., NorwoodPastor Matthew Orendorff

[email protected]

320-864-4556Wed., Aug. 29 — Office hours at

Church of Peace, 1 p.m.- 4 p.m.Sun., Sept. 2 — Worship at Peace

with communion.

PRAIRIE COMMUNITYCHURCH

700 First Ave. N., Lester PrairieAl Fiene, pastor


320-395-2320Wed., Aug. 29 — Adult choir

practice, 7:30 p.m.

ST. PETERLUTHERAN CHURCH

Corner C.R. 1 and Second St. S.77 Second Ave. S., Lester Prairie

Joshua Arndt, pastorwww.stpeterlutheranlp.com

320-395-2811Sun., Sept. 2 — Worship with

holy communion, 9 a.m.; Bible class,10:15 a.m.

BUFFALO CREEKCOMMUNITY CHURCH

Office: 701 11th St. EWorship: Panther Field House

1621 E 16th St., [email protected]

www.BuffaloCreekGlencoe.org320-455-2898

Wed., Aug. 29 — Foundation forLife group for fifth- through 12th-graders after school at Buffalo CreekCommunity Church.

BETHEL LUTHERAN 77 Lincoln Ave., Lester Prairie

Aaron Holmgren, pastor320-395-2125

[email protected]

Wed., Aug. 29 — Office hours, 10a.m.; Bible study, 4:15 p.m.; worshipcommittee meeting, 5:30 p.m.

Thurs., Aug. 30 — Office hours,10 a.m.

Sat., Sept. 1 — Worldwide Mis-sion Movement, 5:30 p.m.

Sun., Sept. 2 — God’s work, ourhands; worship, 9 a.m.

Mon., Sept. 3 — Office hours, 10a.m.

Wed., Sept. 5 — Office hours, 10a.m.; Bible study, 4:15 p.m.;W/ELCA meeting, 7:15 p.m.

LIVING WATER FELLOWSHIP Hutchinson Event Center

1005 Highway 15, HutchinsonP.O. Box 71

Mark G. McCalib, pastor320-333-9306

[email protected]., Sept. 2 — Worship, 10 a.m.-

noon.

CREEKSIDE COMMUNITYCHURCH

114 East Shamrock Dr., ArlingtonJohn Cherio, pastor


507-964-2872Wed., Aug. 29 — Women’s Bible

study, 6:30 p.m.

Broken:• Screen • Window • Picture Glass• Glass & Plexiglass

Available - Will cut to size.

Ron’s Screen andWindow Repair

Ron LewandowskiGlencoe, MN

320-510-4648

Pastor’s CornerPastor Brian BroszSt. Paul’s United Chruch of Christ, Plato

Ilove the story of the two wolves. I’ve been told it comes from the Cherokee. There seems to be several versions, but the one I like bestgoes something like this:

One evening an elder told his grandchild about the battle that goes on inside people. He said, “Grandson, there is a battle between twowolves inside us. One is evil. It is anger, envy, jealousy, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, falsepride, superiority, and ego.”

“The other is good. It is joy, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, empathy, generosity, truth, compassion andfaith.”

The grandson though about it and then asked his grandfather, “Which one wins?” The grandfather simply replied, ‘the one you feed.” “Butif you feed the good wolf, she will feed the other. That way both will be satisfied and the evil one will leave you alone!”

May we feed our good wolf!

This weekly message is contributed by the following concerned citizens and businesses who urge you to attend the church of your choice. To be added to this page, contact us at 320-864-5518.

To advertise on this page for only $6.00 per week, contact us at 320-864-5518.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Churches, please turn in your calendars by 5 p.m. on Mondays to be included in this listing.E-mail: [email protected] | Phone: 320-864-5518 | Fax: 320-864-5510


Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE

THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATIONOF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY

OF THE ORIGINAL CREDITORWITHIN THE TIME PROVIDEDBY LAW IS NOT AFFECTED BY

THIS ACTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,that default has occurred in the condi-tions of the following described mort-gage:

Mortgagor: Nicholas J. Stewart, asingle man

Mortgagee: Mortgage ElectronicRegistration Systems, Inc. as nomineefor Quicken Loans Inc.

Dated: 09/23/2015

Recorded: 10/05/2015

McLeod County Recorder Docu-ment No. 422454

Assigned to: Quicken Loans Inc.

Dated: 06/12/2018

Recorded: 06/15/2018

McLeod County Recorder Docu-ment No. A435932

Transaction Agent: Mortgage Elec-tronic Registration Systems, Inc.

Transaction Agent Mortgage Iden-tification Number:100039033431185721

Lender or Broker: Quicken LoansInc.

Residential Mortgage Servicer:Quicken Loans Inc.

Mortgage Originator: QuickenLoans Inc.

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OFPROPERTY:

Lot 6, excepting therefrom theSouth 88 feet thereof; And lot 7 ex-cepting therefrom the South 88 feet ofthe East 38 feet thereof, also except-ing therefrom the South 22 feet of theWest 12 feet thereof, all in Block 1,Village of Plato, McLeod County,Minnesota.

This is Abstract Property.

TAX PARCEL NO.: 18.050.0070

ADDRESS OF PROPERTY:

12 1st Ave. NE

Plato, MN 55370

COUNTY IN WHICH PROPER-TY IS LOCATED: McLeod

ORIGINAL PRINCIPALAMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:$78,551.00

AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMEDTO BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NO-TICE: $77,596.32

That prior to the commencement ofthis mortgage foreclosure proceedingMortgagee/Assignee of Mortgageecomplied with all notice requirementsas required by statute; that no actionor proceeding has been instituted atlaw or otherwise to recover the debtsecured by said mortgage, or any partthereof;

PURSUANT, to the power of salecontained in said mortgage, the abovedescribed property will be sold by theSheriff of said county as follows:

DATE AND TIME OF SALE: Oc-tober 9, 2018, 10:00 AM

PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff’s MainOffice, 801 10th Street E, Room 4,Glencoe, MN 55336 to pay the debtsecured by said Mortgage and taxes, ifany, on said premises and the costsand disbursements, including attor-neys fees allowed by law, subject toredemption within 6 months from thedate of said sale by the mortgagor(s)the personal representatives or as-signs.

TIME AND DATE TO VACATEPROPERTY: The date on or beforewhich the mortgagor must vacate theproperty if the mortgage is not rein-stated under Minnesota Statutes sec-tion 580.30 or the property redeemedunder Minnesota Statutes section580.23 is April 9, 2019 at 11:59 p.m.If the foregoing date is a Saturday,Sunday or legal holiday, then the dateto vacate is the next business day at11:59 p.m.

MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASEDFROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONON MORTGAGE: NONE

“THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAWFOR REDEMPTION BY THEMORTGAGOR, THE MORT-GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRESEN-TATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY BEREDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IF AJUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTEREDUNDER MINNESOTA STATUTESSECTION 582.032 DETERMINING,AMONG OTHER THINGS, THATTHE MORTGAGED PREMISESARE IMPROVED WITH A RESI-DENTIAL DWELLING OF LESSTHAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROP-ERTY USED FOR AGRICULTUR-AL PRODUCTION, AND AREABANDONED.

Dated: August 16, 2018

Quicken Loans Inc.

Assignee of Mortgagee

By: PFB LAW, PROFESSIONALASSOCIATION

Attorneys for:

Quicken Loans Inc., Assignee ofMortgagee

55 East Fifth Street, Suite 800

St. Paul, MN 55101-1718

651-209-7599

651-228-1753 (fax)

THIS IS A COMMUNICATIONFROM A DEBT COLLECTOR AT-

TEMPTING TO COLLECT ADEBT.

ANY INFORMATION OBTAINEDWILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR-

POSE.

17922-18-00248-1

(Published in The McLeod County

Chronicle August 22, 29, September5, 12, 19 and 26, 2018)

Notice to Public

LEGAL NOTICE

Zereana Krueger biological motherof S.M.P. and S.S.P., please take no-tice that a petition has been filed withthe McLeod County District Courtseeking to terminate your parentalrights to the minor children, S.M.P.,date of birth August 14, 2006 and S.S.P., date of birth November 3, 2008.

A Court Trial has been scheduledfor September 27, 2018, October 1,2018, and October 4, 2018, beginningat 8:30 each day at the McLeod Coun-ty Courthouse at 830 East 11th Street,Glencoe, MN. Your presence is re-quired. If you fail to appear at theMcLeod County District for the be-ginning of trial on September 27.2018 at 8:30 a.m., your parental rightswill be involuntarily terminated bydefault. You may obtain a copy of allof the court paperwork on this casefrom the McLeod County Court Ad-ministrator’s Office.

(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle August 22, 29 and Sep-

tember 5, 2018)

Probate

STATE OF MINNESOTADISTRICT COURT

COUNTY OF MCLEODFIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT

PROBATE DIVISIONCourt File No. 43-PR-18-1339

In Re: Estate ofFern Delores FitzloffDecedent.

NOTICE AND ORDER FORHEARING

ON PETITION FOR FORMALPROBATE OF WILL

AND APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE

AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS

It is Ordered and Notice is giventhat on October 1, 2018, at 8:30 a.m. ahearing will be held in this Court atMcLeod County Courthouse, 830 11thStreet East, Glencoe, Minnesota forthe formal probate of an instrumentpurporting to be the Will of the Dece-dent, dated July 23, 2007, and for theappointment of Gregory M. Fitzloffwhose address is 6704 Country TraceLane, Georgetown, IN 47122, as per-sonal representative of the Estate ofthe Decedent in an UNSUPERVISEDadministration.

Any objections to the petition mustbe filed with the Court prior to orraised at the hearing . If proper and noobjections are filed or raised, the per-sonal representative will be appointedwith full power to administer the Es-tate, including the power to collect allassets, pay all legal debts, claims,taxes and expenses, to sell real andpersonal property and do all necessaryacts for the Estate.

Notice is also given that (subject toMinn. Stat. 524.3-801) all creditorshaving claims against the Estate arerequired to present the claim to thepersonal representative or to the CourtAdministrator within four monthsafter the date of this Notice or theclaims will be barred.

Dated this 17th day of August,2018.

/s/ Jody WintersJudge

Karen V. MessnerCourt Administrator

Attorney for Personal Representative

Benjamin S. KingKRAFT WALSER LAW OFFICE,

PLLP107 North 9th Street, P.O. Box 148

Olivia, MN 56277Telephone No. 320-523-1322Facsimile No. 320-523-1328

Attorney License No. 0395466(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle August 22 and 29, 2018)

Notice of Hearing

OAH Docket No. 71-0913-35344

STATE OF MINNESOTA

BEFORE THE

EMERGENCY MEDICAL

SERVICES REGULATORYBOARD

In the Matter of the license

Application of Children’s Minneso-ta

Minneapolis, Minnesota

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

1.PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that apublic hearing has been scheduled inthe Matter of the License Applicationof Children’s Minnesota. The Honor-able Jessica A. Palmer-Denig, Admin-istrative Law Judge, will preside. Thehearing will begin at 9:30 a.m. onSeptember 24, 2018, and continuethrough September 28, 2018, at theOffice of Administrative Hearings,600 North Robert Street, St. Paul,Minnesota 55101.

2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat any interested person who wishesto participate in the hearing must noti-fy the Emergency Medical ServicesRegulatory Board (EMSRB) in writ-ing either by email [email protected] or by U.S. Mail atExecutive Director, EMSRB, 2829University Avenue S.E., Suite 310,Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414-3222.Your written notice must be receivedby the EMSRB no later than 4:30 p.m.on September 7, 2018.

3.Not later than 4:30 p.m. on Sep-tember 10, 2018, interested personsrequesting subpoenas for the atten-dance of witnesses or the productionof documents shall make their requestin writing to Judge Palmer-Denig.(See the Prehearing Order for furtherinstructions.)

4. Pursuant to the PrehearingOrder, a prehearing conference will be

held at 1:30 p.m. on September 17,2018, at the Office of AdministrativeHearings, 600 North Robert Street, St.Paul, Minnesota 55101. The prehear-ing conference will address proce-dures for the presentation of evidenceat the hearing, the manner in whichinterested persons will participate andother preliminary issues. Interestedpersons who wish to participate in thehearing in this matter must participatein the prehearing conference. If ap-pearing in person at the prehearingconference imposes an undue burdenupon any interested person, that indi-vidual should submit a request forpermission to appear by telephone toJudge Palmer-Denig as soon as possi-ble prior to the prehearing conference,explaining the reason for the request.(See the Prehearing Order for furtherinstructions.)

5. Not later than 4:30 p.m. on Sep-tember 19, 2018, interested personswho wish to participate in the hearingshall submit any written materials onwhich they intend to rely to JudgePalmer-Denig and provide a copy ofthe materials to EMSRB and Appli-cant. (See the Prehearing Order forfurther instructions.)

6. A public hearing in this matterhas been scheduled to begin at 9:30a.m. on September 24, 2018, and con-tinue through September 28, 2018, atthe Office of Administrative Hearings,600 North Robert Street, St. Paul,Minnesota 55101.

7. A cop of the Prehearing Order isavailable at: www.emsrb.state.mn.us.


/s/Tony Spector, Executive Director

Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board

(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle August 22 and 29, 2018)

McLeod County

State of MinnesotaDistrict Court

County McLeodJudicial District: First

Court File Number: 43-FA-18-1319

Case Type: Domestic AbuseIn the Matter of:Carina Anne Thies Sabelko & oboMinor ChildrenPetitioner

VsClark Otto ZaccardiRespondent

Notice of Issuance of Emergency(Ex Parte) Order for

Protection by Publication(Minn. Stat. § 518B.01, subd. 8)

To Respondent named above:YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED

that an Ex Parte Order for Protectionhas been issued in the above matter.You may request a hearing if you con-tact the court administrator’s officewithin 12 days of the date of publica-tion of this notice. You may obtain acopy of the Ex Parte Order for Protec-tion and the form to request a hearingfrom the court administrator’s officeat the following address:

830 11th Street East, Suite 106Glencoe, MN 55336Failure to request a hearing or to

obtain a copy of the Ex Parte Orderwill not be a defense to prosecutionfor violation of the Court’s order.

Date: August 27, 2018Leron Sanchez

Deputy(Published in The McLeod County

Chronicle August 29, 2018)

McLeod County


In the Matter of Joint Ditch No. 8McS Proposed Agreement

Notice is hereby given that theMcLeod Sibley Joint Drainage Au-thority will hear public comment onthe acceptance of the proposed agree-ment to resolve the outstanding appealregarding damages on Joint Ditch No.8 McS at the McLeod County NorthComplex Building, North ConferenceRoom, 2391 Hennepin Avenue North,Glencoe, MN on Tuesday, September18, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. All persons in-terested and wanting to be heardshould appear at this time.

Connie M. KurtzwegMcLeod County

Interim Auditor-Treasurer

(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle August 29, September 5

and 12, 2018)

McLeod County


In the Matter of the Redetermination of Benefits of

McLeod Renville Judicial Ditch No. 4

WHEREAS, The Joint DrainageAuthority for McLeod Renville Judi-cial Ditch No. 4, has determined thatthe existing benefits of said JointDitch do not reflect current land val-ues and/or there are properties bene-fiting from said ditch that are not as-sessed, and;

WHEREAS, The viewers appoint-ed to redetermine the benefits anddamages for McLeod Renville Judi-cial Ditch No. 4 have filed the View-ers Report for the Redetermination ofBenefits with the County Auditor,

NOW, THEREFORE, Notice ishereby given that the Joint DrainageAuthority will hear public commenton the acceptance of the redetermina-tion of benefits on McLeod RenvilleJudicial Ditch No. 4 at the McLeodCounty North Complex Building,North Conference Room, 2391 Hen-nepin Avenue North, Glencoe, MN onMonday, September 17, 2018 at 1:30

p.m. All persons interested in the re-determination of benefits wanting tobe heard should appear at this time. Ifaccepted, the redetermined benefitswill replace those now being used. Allfuture maintenance expenses will beassessed based upon the redeterminedbenefits.

Connie M. KurtzwegInterim Auditor-Treasurer


and 12, 2018)

Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE



THIS ACTION.


DATE OF MORTGAGE: January26, 2006

ORIGINAL PRINICIPALAMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:$155,700.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Kim A.Schauer and Michael E. Schauer, wifeand husband

MORTGAGEE: Wells Fargo Bank,N.A.

DATE AND PLACE OF FILING:Recorded on March 27, 2006 as Doc-ument Number A-360533 in the Of-fice of the County Recorder ofMcLeod County, Minnesota.

ASSIGNMENTS OF MORT-GAGE: Assigned to: U.S. Bank Na-tional Association, as Trustee for Citi-group Mortgage Loan Trust, Inc.,Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates,Series 2006-WF2 by assignmentrecorded on February 13, 2012 asDocument Number 401032 in the Of-fice of the County Recorder ofMcLeod County, Minnesota.


Lot 3 and 4 in Block 2, “Ernst’sFirst Addition” to Lester Prairie,McLeod County, Minnesota

STREET PROPERTY ADDRESS:78 1ST ST NORTH, LESTERPRAIRIE, MN 55354-4523

COUNTY IN WHICH PROPER-TY IS LOCATED: McLeod County,Minnesota

THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TOBE DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ONTHE DATE OF THE NOTICE:$152,688.49

TRANSACTION AGENT: None

NAME OF MORTGAGE ORIGI-NATOR: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

RESIDENTIAL SERVICER: WellsFargo Bank, N.A.

TAX PARCEL IDENTIFICATIONNUMBER: 17.062.0100

TRANSACTION AGENT’SMORTGAGE IDENTIFICTIONNUMBER: None

THAT no action or proceeding hasbeen instituted at law to recover thedebt then remaining secured by suchmortgage, or any part thereof, or, ifthe action or proceeding has been in-stituted, that the same has been dis-continued, or that an execution uponthe judgment rendered therein hasbeen returned unsatisfied, in whole orin part.


DATE AND TIME OF SALE: Oc-tober 17, 2018, 10:00 a.m.

PLACE OF SALE: McLeod Coun-ty Sheriff’s Main Office, 801 10thStreet E, Glencoe, MN 55336 to paythe debt secured by said mortgage andtaxes, if any actually paid by themortgagee, on the premises and thecosts and disbursements, allowed bylaw. The time allowed by law for re-demption by said mortgagor(s), theirpersonal representatives or assigns issix (6) months from the date of sale.The time allowed by law for redemp-tion by the United States of Americaor any agency thereof is twelve (12)months from the date of the sale.

TIME AND DATE TO VACATEPROPERTY: Unless the mortgage isreinstated or the property redeemed,or unless the time for redemption isreduced by judicial order, you mustvacate the premises by 11:59 p.m. onApril 17, 2019.

“THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAWFOR REDEMPTION BY THEMORTGAGOR, THE MORT-GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRESEN-TATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY BEREDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IF AJUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTEREDUNDER MINNESOTA STATUTESSECTION 582.032 DETERMINING,AMONG OTHER THINGS, THATTHE MORTGAGED PREMISESARE IMPROVED WITH A RESI-DENTIAL DWELLING OF LESSTHAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROP-ERTY USED FOR AGRICULTUR-AL PRODUCTION, AND AREABANDONED.

MORTGAGOGOR(S) RE-LEASED FROM FINANCIAL OBLI-GATION ON MORTGAGE: None


U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI-ATON, AS TRUSTEE FOR CITI-GROUP MORTGAGE LOANTRUST, INC., MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SE-

RIES 2006-WF2

Mortgagee

THE ACADEMY LAW GROUP, P.A.

By

Rebecca F. Schiller, Esq.

*N.Kibongni Fonddungallah, Esq.*

Samuel R. Coleman, Esq.

Corbin C. Smith, Esq.

Attorneys for Mortgagee

The Academy ProfessionalBuilding

25 Dale Street North

St. Paul, MN 55102

(651) 209-9760

(18-0595-FC01)

THIS IS A COMMUNICATIONFROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.

(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle August 29, September 5,

12, 19, 26, October 3, 2018)

Foreclosure

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE

FORECLOSURE SALE



THIS ACTION.


DATE OF MORTGAGE: August30, 2010

ORIGINAL PRINICIPALAMOUNT OF MORTGAGE:$57,748.00

MORTGAGOR(S): Gregory J.Bunke, a single person

MORTGAGEE: HomeservicesLending, LLC Series A DBA EdinaRealty Mortgage, a Delaware LimitedLiability Company

DATE AND PLACE OF FILING:Recorded on September 1, 2010 asDocument Number 391969 in the Of-fice of the County Recorder ofMcLeod County, Minnesota.

ASSIGNMENTS OF MORT-GAGE: Assigned to: Wells FargoBank, N.A. by assignment recordedon November 15, 2011 as DocumentNumber 399355 in the Office of theCounty Recorder of McLeod County,Minnesota.


The North Half of Lot Five (5) inBlock Thirty (30) in the Townsite ofHutchinson, South Half, exceptingtherefrom the following describedtract, to-wit: Commencing at theNorthwest corner of said Lot 5, thenceEasterly, along the North line of saidLot 5, a distance of 93.73 feet; thencesoutherly, on a line parallel with theWest line of said Lot 5, a distance of66 feet; thence Westerly, on a line par-allel with the North line of said Lot 5,a distance of 95.05 feet to a point onthe West line of said Lot 5, and thenceNortherly, along the West line of saidLot 5, a distance of 66 feet, to thepoint of commencement, McLeodCounty, Minnesota.

STREET PROPERTY ADDRESS:316 GROVE ST SW, HUTCHIN-SON, MN 55350

COUNTY IN WHICH PROPER-TY IS LOCATED: McLeod

THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TOBE DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ONTHE DATE OF THE NOTICE:$47,207.66

TRANSACTION AGENT: None

NAME OF MORTGAGE ORIGI-NATOR: Homeservices Lending,LLC Series A DBA Edina RealtyMortgage, a Delaware Limited Liabil-ity Company

RESIDENTIAL SERVICER: WellsFargo Bank, N.A.

TAX PARCEL IDENTIFICATIONNUMBER: 23.050.2520

TRANSACTION AGENT’SMORTGAGE IDENTIFICTIONNUMBER: None

THAT no action or proceeding hasbeen instituted at law to recover thedebt then remaining secured by suchmortgage, or any part thereof, or, ifthe action or proceeding has been in-stituted, that the same has been dis-continued, or that an execution uponthe judgment rendered therein hasbeen returned unsatisfied, in whole orin part.


DATE AND TIME OF SALE: Oc-tober 17, 2018, 10:00 a.m.

PLACE OF SALE: McLeod Coun-ty Sheriff’s Main Office, 801 10thStreet E, Glencoe, MN 55336 to paythe debt secured by said mortgage andtaxes, if any actually paid by themortgagee, on the premises and thecosts and disbursements, allowed bylaw. The time allowed by law for re-demption by said mortgagor(s), theirpersonal representatives or assigns issix (6) months from the date of sale.The time allowed by law for redemp-tion by the United States of Americaor any agency thereof is twelve (12)months from the date of the sale.

TIME AND DATE TO VACATEPROPERTY: Unless the mortgage isreinstated or the property redeemed,or unless the time for redemption isreduced by judicial order, you mustvacate the premises by 11:59 p.m. onApril 17, 2019.

“THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAWFOR REDEMPTION BY THEMORTGAGOR, THE MORT-GAGOR’S PERSONAL REPRESEN-TATIVES OR ASSIGNS, MAY BEREDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IF A

JUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTEREDUNDER MINNESOTA STATUTESSECTION 582.032 DETERMINING,AMONG OTHER THINGS, THATTHE MORTGAGED PREMISESARE IMPROVED WITH A RESI-DENTIAL DWELLING OF LESSTHAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROP-ERTY USED FOR AGRICULTUR-AL PRODUCTION, AND AREABANDONED.

MORTGAGOGOR(S) RE-LEASED FROM FINANCIAL OBLI-GATION ON MORTGAGE: None


WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.Mortgagee

THE ACADEMY LAW GROUP,P.A.

ByRebecca F. Schiller, Esq.

*N.Kibongni Fonddungallah, Esq.*Samuel R. Coleman, Esq.

Corbin C. Smith, Esq.Attorneys for Mortgagee

The Academy Professional Building

25 Dale Street NorthSt. Paul, MN 55102

(651) 209-9760(18-0665-FC01)

THIS IS A COMMUNICATIONFROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.

(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle August 29, September 5,

12, 19, 26, October 3, 2018)

City of Brownton


CITY OF BROWNTON

Notice is hereby given, that theBrownton City Council will conduct aPublic Hearing on Tuesday, Septem-ber 4, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. in the CityCouncil Chamber at 335 Third StreetSouth.

The purpose of said Public Hearingis to consider the Zoning Variance re-quested by Derek Kottke at 860 2ndStreet North, Brownton, to decreasethe side yard setback from five feetminimum to two feet to accommodatea new garage.

Any person as desires to be heardin reference to the proposed variancewill be heard at this meeting.

(Published in The McLeod CountyChronicle August 29, 2018)

City of Silver Lake

ORDINANCE 92: AN ORDI-NANCE ADDING SEDIMENT

AND EROSION CONTROL REG-ULATIONS TO THE SILVERLAKE MUNICIPAL ZONING

CODE

The City Council of the City of Sil-ver Lake, Minnesota does hereby or-dain:

Section 1: Chapter 2.8 of the Sil-ver Lake Municipal Zoning Codeshall be added to read as follows:

Section 2.8: SEDIMENT ANDEROSION CONTROL REGULA-TIONS

Purpose: This ordinance is adopt-ed for the purpose of 1) regulating themovement of sediment and the instal-lation/maintenance of approved BestManagement Practices (BMP’s) aswell as 2) regulating uncontained de-bris, at building and construction proj-ects involving earth-disturbing activi-ties within the jurisdiction of the Cityof Silver Lake. The objective of theCity in adopting this ordinance is toprovide for a uniform method of regu-lating the runoff of soil, dirt or otherorganic or inorganic material into Wa-ters of the State as well as regulatingwind borne or otherwise uncontrolledconstruction debris.

Scope: These standards are de-rived from and in agreement with Na-tional Pollutant Discharge EliminationSystem (NPDES) standards and otherlocal Water Resource ManagementRules. The provisions of this ordi-nance shall be in effect from the firstland disturbance to the establishmentof permanent yard or ground cover.

Applicability: The requirement ofthis ordinance will apply to an owneror authorized agent who intends tobuild new construction or an additionto existing improvements, or excavateover five cubic yards of soil or disturbestablished vegetation over 500 sq.feet.

2.81 DEFINITIONS

ACCESS AVENUE – A strictlyconstruction related access to a con-struction site or property not consid-ered a driveway due to it not being infront of a house or garage.

APPROVED METHOD – A prac-tice or widely used process that is rec-ognized and accepted throughout theindustry or, an acceptable alternativeable to achieve or exceed the stan-dards of the prescribed method.

BEST MANAGEMENT PRAC-TICE (BMP) – Erosion and sedimentcontrol and water quality managementpractices that are the most effectiveand practicable means of controlling,preventing, and minimizing degrada-tion of surface water.

BOARD OF APPEALS – The Sil-ver Lake City Council or the groupdesignated by the City Council as theboard of appeals.

CITY – City of Silver Lake

CODE OFFICIAL – The Sedi-

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ment and Erosion Control Inspector,Building Official, Code Enforcementofficer, or other designated authoritycharged by the Silver Lake CityCouncil, County or State with the du-ties of administration and enforce-ment of this ordinance, or a duly au-thorized representative.

DAY- Any calendar day or portionthereof.

EARTH-DISTURBING ACTIV-ITIES – Any construction activity in-volving significant movement, distur-bance, or removal of permanentground cover of the soil from the con-struction site. Examples would in-clude new construction, additions, orother activity deemed by the inspectorto qualify as significant.

EROSION CONTROL – Meas-ures employed to prevent erosion in-cluding but not limited to: soil stabi-lization practices, limited grading,mulch, temporary or permanent cover,and construction phasing.

JURISDICTION – Municipal lim-its of the City of Silver Lake.

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DIS-CHARGE ELIMINATION SYS-TEM (NPDES) – The program for is-suing, modifying, revoking, terminat-ing, monitoring, and enforcing per-mits under the Clean Water Act (sec-tions 301, 318, 402, and 405) and theUnited States Code of Federal Regu-lations Title 33, sections 1317, 1328,1342, and 1345.

PERMANENT YARD orGROUND COVER – 70% densityvegetation or permanent ground coverover 100% of the pervious area.

S.E.C. - Sediment and ErosionControl.

SEDIMENT CONTROL – Meth-ods employed to prevent sedimentfrom leaving the site including but notlimited to: silt fence, sediment traps,earth dikes, storm drain inlet protec-tion.

THIS ORDINANCE - All the pro-visions of this document as adopted,signed and dated.

WATERS of the STATE – (As de-fined in Minn. Stat. 115.01, subd. 22)All streams, lakes, ponds, marshes,watercourses, waterways, wells,springs, reservoirs, aquifers, irrigationsystems, drainage systems, and allother bodies or accumulation of water,surface or underground, natural or ar-tificial, public or private, which arecontained in, flow through, or borderupon the state or any portion thereof.

2.82 PENALTIES

A. Any responsible party who shallviolate any of the provisions of thisOrdinance or fails to comply there-with, or who shall violate or fail tocomply with any order made thereun-der, or who shall fail to comply withsuch an order as affirmed or modifiedby the city council or by a court ofcompetent jurisdiction, within thetime fixed herein or therein, shall beguilty of a Civil offense. If upon sub-sequent warnings and prescribed anddocumented communication, the vio-lation remains substantially unre-solved, the violator shall be guilty of amisdemeanor and subject to the provi-sions of State Statute regulating theadministration thereof.

B. The sequence of violations andpenalties:

1. When a violation is noted, theresponsible party shall be given noticeof the violation in writing on site, andwill be notified by phone, fax, or e-mail. A reasonable amount of time,not to exceed 24 hours, will be givento abate the violation. A re-inspectionfee will apply.

2. If the violation noted is not abat-ed or addressed upon re-inspection, aSTOP WORK ORDER will be posted,and a $50 fine will be levied for eachday of the violation including the dayof first notification through the day ofsatisfactory follow-up inspection. Theresponsible party shall remedy the vi-olation, and call for a follow-up in-spection. Upon satisfactory re-inspec-tion, the responsible party will be re-quired to pay the fine prior to the re-moval of the Stop Work Order.

3. If the violation continues, theStop Work Order shall remain on thepremises and the fine will continue toaccrue for each calendar day the vio-lation is present. After seven (7) daysof non-compliance, the City will havethe option of correcting the violationand assessing all costs to the responsi-ble party. All fines and costs must bepaid prior to the removal of the StopWork Order. At this time all of theprior civil judgments will be due andthe City will have the option of filingCriminal charges. Criminal Chargesbeing defined as a misdemeanor andsubject to State Statute regulating theenforcement of such penalties.

2.83 ENFORCEMENT

A. The S.E.C. Inspector (SECI),Building Official, Code EnforcementOfficial or their representatives orother authority designated by the cityis authorized to administer and en-force the provisions of this ordinance.

B. The authority for enforcement ofthis ordinance rests exclusively withthe City of Silver Lake.

C. Prior to the commencement ofany construction activity, the contrac-tor/homeowner shall schedule a siteinspection to verify the proper place-ment, installation, and efficacy of in-stalled BMP’s.

2.84 SEDIMENT CONTROLMEASURES.

A. Silt Fences: Silt fences shall beinspected and maintained to thesestandards:

1. Silt Fences shall be establishedat down slope perimeters prior to dis-

turbing upslope areas, shall be main-tained to the standards of this ordi-nance and shall not be removed untilthe site has been permanently re-es-tablished with lawn or 70% perma-nent vegetative growth or other ap-proved permanent ground cover.

2. Be entrenched a minimum of six(6) inches unless such trenching willsubstantially damage tree roots orother natural resources. Alternativessuch as berming the silt fence shall beused to prevent such damage.

3. Be of construction substantialenough to hold all sheet flow run-offgenerated at an individual site until itcan either infiltrate or seep throughsilt fence pores.

4. Receive maintenance within 24hours when silt has filled 1/3 of siltfence height.

5. Shall be re-stretched or re-estab-lished within 24 hours when allowedto sag more than 1/3 its intendedheight.

6. Silt fencing damaged or re-moved due to construction practicesshall be repaired or re-installed within24 hours of the conclusion of thepractice.

B. Other Sediment Control Meth-ods:

1. Methods other than silt fencesmay be installed, provided that themethod selected is effective in pre-venting sediment from leaving theproperty and approved by (SECI).They must be installed pursuant toBMPs and any applicable manufactur-er’s installation instructions. If a se-lected other-method is determined tobe inappropriate or ineffective, the In-spector may order that a silt fence beinstalled to provide the protection re-quired.

C. Alternative Sediment ControlMethods:

2. Alternative Sediment ControlMethods such as shredded woodmulch or compost shall be temporari-ly allowed when conditions make itinfeasible or impractical to erect siltfences. Silt Fences or an approvedSediment Control method shall be in-stalled prior to disturbing upslopeareas, and maintained according tothis ordinance.

2.85 EROSION CONTROLMEASURES

A. Ground Cover:

1. Time frames for temporary andpermanent vegetation for all exposedpervious areas shall be as follows: 21days for slopes 10:1 and flatter, 14days for slopes between 10:1 and 3:1,and 7 days for slopes 3:1 and steeper.If sod or permanent seed and mulchcannot be applied within the giventimeframe, temporary ground cover oftype one mulch (straw/hay) shall beapplied within the given timeframeuntil permanent cover/vegetation isestablished.

2.86 TEMPORARY CON-STRUCTION DRIVEWAYS

Temporary driveways or site accessavenues shall be established andmaintained throughout the construc-tion process or until a permanentdriveway is established. Drivewaysand access avenues shall meet and bemaintained according to the followingstandards:

A. Design:

1. The temporary driveway and/orsite access avenue(s) shall be con-structed to eliminate the passage ortracking of mud or other materialfrom the site to a public road, street,sidewalk or right of way.

2. The drive shall be a constructedof aggregate 1” to 3” in diameter andshall be a minimum of 6” thick. Theaggregate shall extend the full widthof the entrance/exit. The S.E.C. in-spector or other code official shallhave the authority to increase the re-quired width as necessary on a caseby case basis.

3. The utilization of an alternativemethod shall meet or exceed the re-quirements and intent of the 1” to 3”aggregate method described in 6.1.2and shall meet the definition of “Ap-proved Methods” as described in thedefinitions section of this ordinance.

B. Maintenance:1. The temporary driveway shall

be maintained in such a way that vehicles will not rut the area and

that mud, dirt, clay or other materialwill not be conveyed to the street,road, sidewalk or right of way. Thismay include regular maintenance andtopdressing of the material as it accu-mulates sediment from traffic.

2. Streets, sidewalks, and curbsshall be swept or scraped wheneversediment tracking occurs and at thecompletion of each work day.

3. Curbs, gutters and sidewalksshall be protected from damage due toconstruction related activities.

2.87 GENERAL SITE MAIN-TENANCE

A. Debris Containment: It shall bethe responsibility of the contractor tomaintain the construction site in asuch manner that it does not detractfrom or interfere with the adjoiningneighborhood.

1. All construction sites shall havean adequate and approved method forthe containment of construction de-bris.

2. Dumpsters and/or trailers shallbe sized appropriately for the projectand shall be emptied at intervals thatdo not allow for the accumulation ofdebris above the recommended limitof the container.

3. Fenced areas used as debris con-tainment shall be permitted so long asthey are properly maintained andemptied as needed. The Inspectorshall have the authority, after suffi-cient warning, to require the removalof the fenced area and require adumpster or other means of commer-cial debris removal should the fencedarea not be maintained adequately andregularly.

4. Dumpsters, trailers, or other ap-proved containers shall be maintainedin such a way as to prevent the con-tents from becoming wind borne. Anydebris blown out of the container orotherwise blown from the construc-

tion site shall be immediately re-trieved and secured properly.

B. Storage of Construction De-bris or Byproducts:

1. Construction debris orbyproducts shall not be allowed to ac-cumulate on construction sites or ad-jacent lots. Items such as pallets, usedlumber, discarded excess concrete orother material shall be properly dis-posed of in a timely manner accordingto state and local laws.

C. Weeds or Underbrush1. Weeds or underbrush shall not

be allowed to propagate on a con-struction site. Measures shall betaken to mitigate tall weeds or under-brush that may harbor rats, mice orother animals.

2.88 APPEALS

A. When it is claimed that the pro-visions of this ordinance have beenwrongly applied or interpreted by theS.E.C. Inspector, Building Official orCode Enforcement Officer, the ag-grieved person may appeal the deci-sion of the code official as provided inthis section.

B. The aggrieved person must firstrequest the code official to reconsiderhis decision. The request to reconsid-er must be made within ten (10) daysfrom the date of the code official’sinitial decision and must submit inwriting the reasons for the request forreconsideration.

C. A person aggrieved by the finaldecision of the code official may ap-peal the decision to the City Councilor their designated Board of Appeals.The appeal must be in writing andmade within ten (10) days of the dateof the final decision of the code offi-cial.

D. All requests and appeals speci-fied in this section shall be made inwriting. An aggrieved party who doesnot appeal within the time limits spec-ified shall be deemed to have waivedhis right to appeal and shall be boundby the latest decision in the appealprocess.

Section 2. EFFECTIVE DATE

This Ordinance shall be in fullforce and effect from and after thedate of its passage and publication ac-cording to law.

Passed and adopted by the CityCouncil of the City of Silver Lake this20th day of August, 2018.

CITY OF SILVER LAKESEAL:

By:_________________________Bruce Bebo, Its Mayor

ATTEST:

By:_________________________Jon Jerabek, Its City Clerk


City of Stewart

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

CITY OF STEWART

MCLEOD COUNTY, MN

CITY COUNCIL OF STEWART

September 10, 2018

6:30 p.m.

Notice is hereby given that the Cityof Stewart Planning & Zoning Com-mission will hold a Public Hearing onMonday, September 10, 2018 at 6:30p.m. to consider a Variance Applica-tion from FormAFeed to build an ad-dition to an existing building withinthe Bowman Street Right-of-Way. Toreceive a copy of the proposedchanges, contact City Hall at 320-562-2518.

This Public Hearing will be held inthe Council Chambers at Stewart CityHall located at 551 Prior Street. Oraland written testimony will be consid-ered at this time. Interested partiesare encouraged to attend. Writtencomments can be submitted to theCity Clerk.

By Order of the Stewart CityCouncil.

Ronda Huls, City Clerk / Treasurer


City of Glencoe

GLENCOE CITY COUNCILMEETING MINUTES

AUGUST 6, 20187:00 P.M.

Mayor Wilson called the regularmeeting of the City Council to orderat 7:00 p.m. Members present: Neid,Schrupp, Ziemer, Robeck and Alexan-der. Also present: City AdministratorMark Larson, City Attorney MarkOstlund, Finance Director Todd Trip-pel, Police Chief Raiter, Fire ChiefScheidt, Public Works DirectorsSchreifels and Voigt.

Councilor Neid motioned to ap-prove the consent agenda as present-ed. Councilor Ziemer seconded. Allmembers voted in favor.

A. Approve the minutes of the reg-ular meeting of July 16, 2018.

B. Approve the following buildingpermits:

1. Glencoe Multi Family LLC,2905 15th St E; New Apartment Bldg

2. Erik Duvall, 1304 Sunrise Dr;House Move-In

3. Ryan Freitag, 1326 DeSoto AveN; Deck

4. Skyler Baker, 204 7th St E; De-tached Garage

5. Marjorie Strasmann, 1812 12thSt E; Re-roof, Re-side

6. Kenneth Lenzen, 1524 13th StE; Re-roof

7. Dennis Roisum, 2003 14th St E;Window Replacment

8. Rosella Miller, 1113 13th St E;Mechanical Permit

9. Ryan Dagen, 1413 Baxter AveN; Fence

10. Kevin Boozikee, 1810 Louden

Ave N; Re-roof11. John Kalal, 1504 McLeod Ave

N; Re-roof12. City of Glencoe, 912 13th St E;

Demolition13. Gloriann Kappel, 1806 Ives

Ave N; Re-roof14. Sarah Ruder, 1223 Abbott Ave

N; Re-roof15. Joel Bieganek, 1723 Ford Ave

N; Window Replacement16. Dale Johnson, 1605 Louden

Ave N; Overhead garage door re-placement

17. Gary Heater, 606 Chestnut St;Re-roof

18. VFW, 923 Chandler Ave N; Re-roof

19. Kristen Nelson, 330 Scout HillDr; Re-roof

Discussion of this demolition andits cost to tear down resulted in a mo-tion to deny the bids by CouncilorZiemer and second by CouncilorSchrupp. All members voted in favor.

Members are going to look at op-tions and costs to refurbish building.A structural engineer will need to lookat the building to see if rehabbing thebuilding is feasible.

City Administrator Mark Larsonpresented the quote from Twin Cityand Western Railroad to upgrade theElliott Avenue crossing from wood toconcrete. Total project cost as quotedis $47,060.49. The City’s cost wouldbe $22,127.33 for the materials.

MNDOT has no funds available toprovide flashers at this crossing andthere is not enough traffic to warrantflashers.

Councilor Schrupp motioned totable this proposed upgrade and bringto the 2019 budget process. CouncilorAlexander seconded the motion withall members voting in favor.

No action was taken on this pro-posal for a peer review of the WasteWater Treatment Facility Project.Councilor Neid stated that this wasdiscussed extensively at the recentcouncil workshop and all questionswere answered satisfactorily.

Public Works Director Schreifelsand Scott Qualle with MN Spect re-viewed the proposal

for a survey which identifies allproperties, within the corporate limitsof the City, that will need a backflowdevice.

The City Council passed the ordi-nance which helps protect the citywater supply with backflow devices.The ordinance is now in place and theWTP needs to move forward withPhase II- which is the survey. Thiswork needs to be done by a MasterPlumber, intimately familiar with therequirements of the MN State Plumb-ing Code and the hazards that havebeen identified in that code requiringprotection.

Costs to perform the inspections,create the database framework, cata-log and identify all existing and re-quired BPD’s, document inspectionresults, etc. are proposed at$95.00/hour not to exceed $25,000.

Council members wanted more in-formation on this proposal and the or-dinance language that they passed.What are other cities doing to providethis service and at what cost? Mem-ber Schrupp motioned to table thisproposal for the survey. CouncilorRobeck seconded. All members votedin favor.

The Community of Glencoe hasbeen selected to participate in theBlandin Leadership Program. BeckyAdams with the Blandin Foundationreviewed the leadership program. Thisprogram provides intensive leadershiptraining to leaders in rural Minnesotacommunities to deepen their under-standing of community dynamics andstrengthen their skill for initiating andmanaging change.

24 people are being recruited bythe Foundation for the training. Theyare seeking a cross section of thecommunity in terms of age, gender,ethnicity, occupation, and involve-ment, representing a wide variety ofnetworks including; businesses, non-profits, government, healthcare andeducation, among others.

The recruitment is taking placefrom now until December 3rd. Thetraining retreat will take place theweek of February 11th, 2019 at SugarLake Lodge in Grand Rapids, MN.

Lisa Odens of Houston Engineer-ing, consultant for the Buffalo CreekWatershed District, presented Phase IIof the Glencoe East and Central BasicWater Management Project. This proj-ect is a result of the City petition tothe BCWD to develop a comprehen-sive stormwater management plan forthe purpose of reducing flood dam-ages along Central/East ditches andimprove predictable function andmaintenance as a primary conveyancethrough the City. Phase II is the devel-opment of a Regional ComprehensiveStormwater and Flood ManagementPlan. Problem prioritization includesflooding at North and Central Ponds,Flooding of School wetland whichwas resolved with the school outlet,maintenance of Central Ditch andOutlet for Morningside Drive.

Recommendations include con-struction of 14th Street Pond/Morn-ingside Outlet, GRHS-County Build-ing Outlet, Central Ditch Maintenanceand Central Ditch Buffers.

Next steps if the City decides tocontinue with the project – Phase III –establish priorities and an initial proj-ect timeline, address project fundingsources, develop more detailed projectcosts and coordinate with the CSAH15/Morningside Avenue Project.

Council members will take underconsideration next steps to move for-ward at a future council workshop.

Police Chief Raiter made the re-quest of the City Council to adopt theDepartment of Public Safety’s resolu-tion to have Office Fiebelkorn be thefinancial coordinator for traffic safetyprojects. The financial coordinatoralong with the Finance Department ofthe City of Glencoe will be in chargeof billing agencies within McLeodCounty for monies received from theState of Minnesota for safety projects,(i.e. seatbelt, speed, DUI projects.

Councilor Schrupp entered the fol-lowing resolution and called for itsadoption:

RESOLUTION NO. 2018-22RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING

EXECUTION OF AGREEMENTBe it resolved that the Glencoe Po-

lice Department enter into a grantagreement with the Minnesota De-

partment of Public Safety, for trafficsafety projects during the period fromOctober 1, 2018 through September30, 2019.

Officer Fiebelkorn is hereby au-thorized to execute such agreementsand amendments as are necessary toimplement the project on behalf of theGlencoe Police Department and to bethe fiscal agent and administer thegrant.

Councilor Neid seconded the mo-tion. Upon a roll call vote all mem-bers voted in favor. Whereupon saidresolution was adopted and approved.

Public Works Director Schreifelsreviewed the timetable for the WasteWater Treatment Facility Project.

Councilor Neid entered the motionto move ahead with the timetable aspresented for this project. CouncilorZiemer seconded. All members votedin favor.

Member Schrupp entered the mo-tion to appoint Councilor Neid andthen restated motion to appoint Neidwith Councilor Alexander as the alter-nate. Member Alexander seconded.All members voted in favor.

Chief Raiter appeared before thecouncil to recommend that TaylorSchultz be appointed to the full-timeofficer position vacancy created byOfficer Rohloff’s retirement.

Councilor Schrupp entered the mo-tion to approve the appointment ofTaylor Schultz to the full-time officerposition. Councilor Alexander sec-onded. All members voted in favor.

City Administrator Mark Larsonand Councilor Alexander attended theconference recently held in Mankato.City Administrator Mark Larson re-ceived a Service Award.

Several workshops were held andtours given. Legislative updates, laborrelations update and GubernatorialDebate was held. Alexander statedthe daycare shortage concern was atopic of discussion at the conference.

Motion to approve payment of thecity bills entered by Member Ziemerwith second by Member Robeck. Allmembers voted in favor.

Mayor Wilson called for adjourn-ment at 8:50 p.m. Councilor Alexan-der entered the motion with CouncilorNeid seconding. All members voted infavor.

The above minutes are the officialactions taken by the City Council. Thecomplete minutes are on file andavailable for review in the office ofthe City Administrator.


McLeod County

McLeod County Board of Commissioners

Meeting Minutes 08/07/18

Commissioners Joe Nagel, DougKrueger, Rich Pohlmeier, Paul Wrightand Ron Shimanski were present.

Considered agenda items: Commis-sioner Nagel requested that Item K beremoved from the consent agenda fordiscussion.

Wright/Krueger motion carriedunanimously to approve the remain-ing consent agenda items includingJuly 17, 2018 Meeting Minutes; July20, 2018 Auditor's Warrants; July 27,2018 Auditor's Warrants; July 27,2018 Auditor’s Warrant Special.

Approve application and permit fora one (1) day temporary on-sale liquorlicense for Adult Training and Habili-tation Center (Winsted, Minnesota),for an event being held on September8, 2018 at the Winstock CountryMusic Festival Fairgrounds (Winsted,Minnesota); Approve gambling permitfor Ducks Unlimited to conduct a raf-fle on September 6, 2018 according toMinnesota Statute §349.213 at CrowRiver Winery (Hutchinson, Minneso-ta). The application is acknowledgedwith no waiting period; Approve therenewal of the School Nursing Con-tract between McLeod County PublicHealth and New Discoveries Montes-sori Academy (Hutchinson, Minneso-ta) to provide four (4) hours per week(not to exceed 152 hours during theyear) of Registered Nursing Servicesat $40.00 per hour for the 2018-2019School Year; Approve the renewal ofphone service from CenturyLink, con-tract agreements 18-005456 and 18-005455 are for two (2) Primary RateInterface (PRI) lines coming intoGlencoe facilities. The previousagreement expired due to Centu-ryLink not keeping up with contracts.This renewal contract for three (3)years lowers the monthly cost from$490 per PRI per month to $460 perPRI per month; Approve applicationfor Crow River Winery (Hutchinson,Minnesota) to rezone a tract of prop-erty, 7.16 acres, from Agricultural tohighway Business for the purpose ofexpanding the existing winery busi-ness, located in Section 35 ofHutchinson Township. Per theMcLeod County Zoning Ordinance,rezoning more than two (2) milesfrom an incorporated municipality toa higher use is allowed when an exist-ing higher use area is being expanded.The Hutchinson Township Boardunanimously recommended approvalat the July 12, 2018 township meet-ing; Approve conditional use permitfor Brian Gatz to construct an acces-sory structure greater than 2,400square feet to be used as a home occu-pation of a welding and fabricationbusiness, to be located within thefront yard area on a platted lot withinthe Agricultural district within Lot001, of Oak Creek of Section 11,Bergen Township. The Bergen Town-ship Board unanimously recommend-ed approval at the July 11, 2018 town-ship meeting. The Planning AdvisoryCommittee unanimously recommend-ed approval at the July 25, 2018 com-mittee meeting; Approve conditionaluse permit for Michael and KathleenDevlaeminck in order to construct anaccessory structure to total greaterthan 2,400 square feet on a parcel thatis less than ten (10) acres in size with-in the Agricultural District locatedwithin a four (4) acre tract of Section22 in Helen Township. The HelenTownship board unanimously recom-mended approval at the July 12, 2018township meeting. The Planning Ad-visory Committee unanimously rec-ommended approval at the July 25,

2018 committee meeting; Approveconditional use permit for shorelandalteration on Campbell Lake locatedat 19564 Sioux Hills Road, Hutchin-son, Minnesota owned by Jane Mon-toya. The area to be altered by AdamKaping of LandsKaping (Hutchinson,Minnesota) is 25’X8’ in order to builda beach. In addition, two boulderwalls are proposed to be constructedalong with 12 steps down to the lakeand a fire pit. The property is locatedwithin 1.1 acres of Lot2 Block 1ACME ACRES of Section 35 inAcoma Township. The Public hearingwas held at the July 18, 2018Hutchinson Joint Planning Meeting inwhich approval was unanimously rec-ommended.

Removed Item K from the ConsentAgenda for further discussion; ap-prove an After-the Fact conditionaluse permit for a temporary placementof a second dwelling, a manufacturedhome, for the purpose of FamilyHealth Care. The applicant, JackieWilson, was not aware a conditionaluse permit was needed. Rickert Exca-vating (Glencoe, Minnesota) alreadyinstalled the septic to the existing sys-tem. This property is located within a4.97 acre tract of Section 34 inSumter Township. The Board ofSumter Township unanimously rec-ommended approval of this request atthe June 12, 2018 township meeting.The Planning Advisory Committeeunanimously recommended approvalat the July 25, 2018 committee meet-ing with the following conditions; 1.Applicant shall provide the ZoningOffice with a medical letter of ap-proval by August 7, 2018. 2. RickertExcavating, the septic contractor,shall provide the Zoning Office with aletter, by August 7, 2018, stating theseptic tank was already connected tothe manufactured home.Nagel/Pohlmeier motion carried unan-imously to approve this item with thecondition that a Doctor’s note be sub-mitted annually to the Zoning Office.

Shimanski/Krueger motion carriedunanimously to approve payment ofbills, from the Road & Bridge Fund,totaling $48,973.61.

Shimanski/Wright motion carriedunanimously to approve amendment#8 with Aviands/Summit Food Serv-ice to reflect a rate change to $261.67per day and a meal charge of $1.23per meal. This increase of $6.38 perday and $0.03 per meal would be ef-fective April 16, 2018 and would beback billed from that date.

Shimanski/Wright motion carriedunanimously to approve quote#JXPD703 from CDW-Governmentto purchase four physical host serversfor Random Access Memory. The costis $45,888.00 for 96 modules or 24per server with funding coming fromthe Capital Equipment Notes Account(41-003).

Shimanski/Wright motion carriedunanimously to approve the purchaseof Compass Eclipse Research System,a tw0-step verification process, andfirst year of Compass Eclipse Re-search System Annual Fee from Ar-caSearch for and estimated cost of$13,000.00 with funding coming fromthe Recorder’s Technology Fund (25-101).

Krueger/Pohlmeier motion carriedunanimously to approve a three (3)year Customer Support Agreementwith Ziegler Power Systems to coverpreventative maintenance on threeAutomatic Transfer Switches for theMcLeod County Jail, Courthouse, andNorth Complex for $810.00 withfunding coming from the 2018 Court-house and North Complex budgets(01-111 and 01-112).

Krueger/Shimanski motion carriedunanimously to approve a three (3)year Customer Support Agreementwith Ziegler Power Systems to coverpreventative maintenance on two UPSsystems for the following data cen-ters; Information Technology and LawEnforcement for $4,651.00 with fund-ing coming from the 2018 CourthouseBudget (01-111).

Pohlmeier/Shimanski motion car-ried unanimously to approve a three(3) year Customer Support Agreementwith Ziegler Power Systems to coverpreventative maintenance on the gen-erator for the McLeod County Jail for$3,780.07 with funding coming fromthe 2018 Courthouse Budget (01-111).

Shimanski/Krueger motion carriedunanimously to approve a three (3)year Customer Support Agreementwith Ziegler Power Systems to coverpreventative maintenance on the gen-erator at the North Complex for$889.83 with funding coming fromthe 2018 North Complex Budget (01-112).

Krueger/Shimanski motion carriedunanimously to approve project#2018-027 on County Ditch #28 witha cost of $250.00 to remove a fallentree on City of Plato property next tothe skate park and award quote toCohrs Tree Removal.

Wright/Shimanski motion carriedunanimously to approve project#2018-030 on Judicial Ditch #9 with acost of $350.00 to remove tree debrisfrom channel and award quote toReinert Logging and Lumber.

Krueger/Shimanski motion carriedunanimously to approve project#2018-032 on County Ditch #19Awith a cost of $1,550.00 to install aspill pipe and award quote toWuetherich Drainage.

Shimanski/Wright motion carriedunanimously to approve the Applica-tion for Licenses for Assembly ofLarge Numbers of People for the An-nual Winsted Beer Festival, formerlyknown as St. Mary’s Craft Beer Festi-val.

Wright/Krueger motion carriedunanimously to approve a new miningconditional use permit for W. M.Mueller & Sons, Inc. on propertyowned by Joel Griebe.

Pohlmeier/Shimanski motion car-ried unanimously to approve condi-tional use permit 18-10 Novell MartinSolar One, LLC with the followingconditions: 1. A Bond or Letter ofCredit in the amount of $20,000 shallbe provided to the Zoning Office priorto any permits being issued 2. Appli-cant shall restore the site to its origi-nal and natural state once the solar fa-cility is no longer in use.3. Contrac-tor’s Proof of Insurance during theconstruction of the facility.4. Contact

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Legal NoticesTurn to 6B

AGRICULTURE

Misc. Farm Items

LIESKE TRACTORWanted: Your OLD TRACTORS,any condition, make or model. Wealso specialize in new and usedTRACTOR PARTS AND REPAIR.Call Kyle. Located west of Hender-son. (612) 203-9256.

AUTOMOTIVE

Automotive

$$ DOLLARS PAID $$ Junk vehi-cles, repairable cars/trucks. FREETOWING. Flatbed/ wrecker serv-ice. Immediate pick up. Monday-Sunday, serving your area 24/7.(952) 220-TOWS.

Cars

2002 Monte Carlo, runs good, ask-ing $3,200/BO. Must sell. Call(320) 368-2650 or (507) 299-6008.

EMPLOYMENT

Business Opportunity

CONKLIN DEALERS NEEDED Touse and market proven Conklinproducts made in Minnesota tosave our planet! Buy wholesalefactory direct and market nation-wide from your home! For a freecatalog and dealer informationcheck out frankemarketing.com orcall toll free 1-855-238-2570.

Help Wanted

Carpenters Wanted (LesterPrairie). L. Ford Construction LLCis looking to fill full time positions.It is a growing company looking forskilled carpenters with many tominimal years of experience. Workto be performed will include newconstructions, remodeling, decks,windows, siding, finish work andetc. $15-$30/hour depending onexperience. Must have a valid dri-ver’s license and clean appear-ance. Please call or text Lee Fordat (612) 229-7506.

PT Waitress in Silver Lake. Mustbe responsible and hardworkingwith ability to multitask. Great payfor experience. Apply in person atMolly’s Cafe or email [email protected]. (320) 327-25245.

EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted

September and October applepicking and packaging positions.3-5 days/week (20-30 hrs/week),$10-$12/hr. start. Carlson’s Or-chard, Winsted. Call Joe (320)485-3704.

Super 8, Glencoe, is hiring for allshifts. Stop in for an application.

FOR SALE

Heating/Air Conditioning

Cute farm kittens. Very playful, 4-5months old. (320) 864-3794.

Miscellaneous

Wide mouth canning jars,$5/dozen. (320) 864-3356.

Produce, Meat

Sweetcorn, cucumbers, potatoes,sweet onions, beets, beans, rasp-berries, zucchini, kohlrabi andother vegetables. Located onemile southwest of Arlington onHighway 5. (507) 964-2404.

Sporting Goods

CASH for guns. Buying usedguns. CASH PAID. D & B Guns,(320) 221-0724. www.dbgun-sales.com.

FOR SALE

Wanted To Buy

WANTED TO BUY: Old signs alltypes, farm primitive painted furni-ture all types, cupboards, cubbyunits, locker and pool wire bas-kets, wood & metal pieces withlots of drawers, old pre-1960 holi-day decorations, industrial/schoolitems such as metal racks, stools,workbenches, lightning rods andballs, weather vanes, architecturalitems like corbels and stain glasswindows. Gas station and oil relat-ed items from signs to pumps,dress forms, old store fixtures,chandeliers, old lighting fixtures,mantels, hardware store parts,bins, feed/grain/seed related itemsand old cement statuary/birdbaths. Old wood body duck de-coys, metal chicken nestingboxes, taxidermy items, cupolas.Single and double wash tubs onstands. We buy one item and en-tire estates. Check out the barns,attic and basement. Don’t get adumpster until you call us first.Live in Glencoe, will drive to you! .(612) 590-6136 or [email protected].

RENTAL

Apartment

Silver Lake 1BR, second floor,non-smoking, available mid-Sep-tember. No pets, $425/mo. pluselectric, heat and water. Six monthlease minimum. Call (320) 583-1902.

House

House for rent. 214 E 6th St.,Glencoe. 3BR, 3-stall garage, cen-tral air, 1.5BA. Call (612) 759-9126.

SERVICES

Farm

A & B Round Baling. 5 ft. wide, 6ft. or less diameter. New Hollandbalers, net wrap. Arnie & Brad Al-sleben. (320) 587-0502, (320)309-7687, leave a message.

SERVICES

Misc. Service

CUSTOM LOG SAWING- Cut atyour place or ours. White oak lum-ber decking and buy logs. GiveVirgil a call. (320) 864-4453.

HANDYMAN SERVICES: Repair,basic remodeling, painting, declut-ter, etc. Call Steve at (320) 583-1278, leave message.

Update or remodel or kitchen orbathroom! We build and installcustom-made cabinets and vani-ties. (No trailer houses.) CallSteve at (320) 583-1278. Leave amessage!

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person and phone number for weedcontrol and other concerns will befiled with the zoning office and thereshall be a placard posted at the en-trance naming a contact person withphone number. 5. A landscape bufferplan and vegetative management planshall be provided to the Zoning Of-fice. 6. Fencing shall be installed forsite safety and security purposes. 7.Applicant shall meet all NPDES Per-mit requirements if required. 8. Appli-cant shall preserve the existingdrainage tile and repair if any tile isbroken. Repairs shall be performed bya drainage contractor. 9. Applicantshall obtain a permit from theMcLeod County Highway Depart-ment for the purpose of widening theagricultural access to a commercialwidth access. 10. An Emergency Planshall be developed and shared withthe local fire department and McLeodCounty Emergency Management. 11.Provide testing results of stray voltageprior to construction and every 3years thereafter.

Shimanski/Pohlmeier motion car-ried unanimously to approve condi-tional use permit 18-11 Novell CecilSolar One, LLC with the followingconditions: 1. A Bond or Letter ofCredit in the amount of $20,000 shallbe provided to the Zoning Office priorto any permits being issued 2. Appli-cant shall restore the site to its origi-nal and natural state once the solar fa-cility is no longer in use.3. Contrac-tor’s Proof of Insurance during theconstruction of the facility.4. Contactperson and phone number for weed

control and other concerns will befiled with the zoning office and thereshall be a placard posted at the en-trance naming a contact person withphone number. 5. A landscape bufferplan and vegetative management planshall be provided to the Zoning Of-fice. 6. Fencing shall be installed forsite safety and security purposes. 7.Applicant shall meet all NPDES Per-mit requirements if required. 8. Appli-cant shall preserve the existingdrainage tile and repair if any tile isbroken. Repairs shall be performed bya drainage contractor. 9. Applicantshall obtain a permit from theMcLeod County Highway Depart-ment for the purpose of widening theagricultural access to a commercialwidth access. 10. An Emergency Planshall be developed and shared withthe local fire department and McLeodCounty Emergency Management. 11.Provide testing results of stray voltageprior to construction and every 3years thereafter.

Notification of upcoming PublicWorks Road Tour is postponed untilSeptember; date is yet to be deter-mined.

Wright/Pohlmeier motion carriedunanimously to appoint Marc Teleckyas McLeod County Zoning Adminis-trator to complete Larry Gasow’s re-maining four year term, which expiresJanuary 5, 2020.

Pohlmeier/Wright motion carriedunanimously to recess the CountyBoard meeting at 9:54 a.m. to moveinto a closed meeting to discuss possi-ble land acquisition of the Jungclaus

building in the City of Glencoe. Shimanski/Krueger motion carried

unanimously at 10:03 a.m. to beginthe Closed Meeting session.

Shimanski/Pohlmeier motion car-ried unanimously at 11:13 a.m. to ad-journ the Closed Door meeting ses-sion.

Krueger/Shimanski motion carriedunanimously to re-open the regularsession of the County Board meeting.

Wright/Nagel motion carried unan-imously to recess until 9 a.m. on Au-gust 21, 2018 at the Glencoe CityCenter.


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Commissioners will conduct a publichearing regarding issuance of capitalimprovement bonds to finance capitalimprovement projects pursuant toMinnesota Statute 373.40 at a regular-ly scheduled board meeting on Sep-tember 18, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. held atthe Glencoe City Center Ballroom,1107 11th Street East, Glencoe, MN.The public is invited to attend.

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Professional Transit Drivers$19.10 per hour plus excellent benefits!Looking for positive, hardworking people with excellent driving, customer service, and interpersonal skills. Trailblazer Transit offers a clean working environment and maintains a high-quality fleet of medium-sized transit buses. Openings for Glencoe and Buffalo garages. Full-time and part-time positionsavailable. Minnesota Commercial Driver’s License (Class A, B,or C) with passenger endorsement is required. Trailblazer mayassist desirable applicants to obtain proper license.

Trailblazer Transit is a government entity that provides general public transportation in Sibley, McLeod, and Wright Counties. Almost anyone can ride for almost any reason! Service is provided to people of all ages, from children to seniors. Successful applicants must pass a drug test and background checks. EEO.

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Applications are now being accepted for the following positions:

• Regional Housing Specialist – Full-time in Social Service Department.

• Maintenance II – Full-time in the Public Works Department

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McLeod Co. Sheriff

TUESDAY, AUGUST 211:05 a.m. — The sheriff’s office

assisted the Glencoe Police De-partment with an alarm on Morn-ingside Drive in Glencoe. Thedeputy cleared with no report.

2:58 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Lester Prairie PoliceDepartment with suspicious activ-ity on First Street South. Thedeputies cleared with no report.

5:58 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a railroad equip-ment break-down in the area ofCounty Road 7 and Main Streetin Stewart. The deputy directedtraffic until it was removed andcleared with no report.

6:43 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Glencoe Police De-partment with a domestic on JuddAvenue North in Glencoe. Thedeputy cleared with no report.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 221:11 a.m. — The sheriff’s office

responded to a vehicle in theditch in the area of Highway 7and Vale Avenue, west ofHutchinson. The vehicle is a 2003Jeep Grand Cherokee, ownedand driven by Kenneth Sparby,age 66, of Hutchinson. The driverwas wearing his seatbelt. The ve-hicle was towed. As a result, thedriver was arrested for probablecause charge of driving while In-toxicated and transported to theMcLeod County Jail in Glencoe.The deputies cleared with a Min-nesota State Accident report.

8:29 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a theft in the area ofHighway 15 and 210th Street,north of Hutchinson. The deputycleared with a report.

2:05 p.m. — The sheriff’s officespoke to an individual in the sher-iff’s office lobby regarding a fraud.The deputy cleared with a report.

2:35 pm. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a vehicle fire on95th Street, west of Glencoe.Also assisting were the GlencoeFire Department, Allina Ambu-lance, and Minnesota State Pa-trol. The deputies cleared with noreports.

5:38 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a driving complaintin the area of Babcock Avenueand 97th Court, southwest ofPlato. The deputy spoke with theregistered owner regarding thecomplaint and cleared with no re-port.

6:49 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted with a civil standby on230th Street, west of Winsted.The deputy cleared with no re-port.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2312:03 a.m. — The sheriff’s of-

fice responded to a report ofgarbage dump in the area ofCounty Road 7 and 85th Street,northeast of Stewart. The deputycleared with a report to solidwaste.

1:00 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Silver Lake PoliceDepartment with suspicious activ-ity on Highway 7 in Silver Lake.The deputy cleared with no re-port.

6:11 a.m. — The sheriff’s officespoke to an individual over thephone regarding a fraud. Thedeputy advised it was a civil issueand cleared with no report.

6:34 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a suspicious activityon 245th Street, east of Winsted.The deputy cleared with a report.

10:30 a.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice spoke to an individual overthe phone regarding suspiciousactivity. This investigation willcontinue.

11:10 a.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice assisted the Silver Lake Po-lice Department with a distur-bance on Lane Avenue in SilverLake. The deputies cleared withno report.

2:13 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a medical on GrassLake Road, northwest of Winsted.Also responding was WinstedFire Department and RidgeviewAmbulance. The deputy clearedwith no report.

8:34 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Winsted Police De-partment with a traffic stop in thearea of McLeod Avenue West and2nd Street South in Winsted. Thedeputy cleared with no report.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 241:58 a.m. — The sheriff’s office

assisted the Minnesota State Pa-trol with a traffic stop in the areaof Highway 7 and Walden Av-enue, west of Hutchinson. Thedeputy cleared with no report.

4:29 a.m. — The sheriff’s office

responded to a medical on Coun-ty Road 9, east of Lester Prairie.Also responding were RidgeviewAmbulance and Lester PrairieFire Department. One individualwas transported to the GlencoeHospital. The deputy cleared withno report.

6:16 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a driving complaintin the area of Highway 7 and FoxAvenue, east of Silver Lake. Alsoassisting was the MinnesotaState Patrol. The deputy locatedthe vehicle and cleared with a ci-tation.

7:48 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted Glencoe Police Depart-ment with an alarm on GreeleyAvenue North in Glencoe. Thedeputy cleared with no report.

7:53 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Brownton Police De-partment with an alarm on 4th Av-enue North in Brownton. Thedeputy cleared with no report.

11:54 a.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice assisted the Minnesota StatePatrol with mud on the roadwayin the area of Highway 212 andDairy Avenue, east of Glencoe.The deputy spoke with an individ-ual regarding cleaning the road-way and cleared with no report.

4:35 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Glencoe Police De-partment with a traffic stop in thearea of 12th Street East and Hen-nepin Avenue in Glencoe. Thedeputy cleared with no report.

4:38 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a two-vehicle acci-dent on Major Avenue and 170thStreet, east of Hutchinson. Alsoresponding were Minnesota StatePatrol, Hutch Fire Departmentand Allina Ambulance, and SilverLake Ambulance. Vehicle #1 wasa 2011 Chevy Equinox ownedand driven by Daniel Giehtbrock,age 71, of Hutchinson. Vehicle #2was a 2003 Chevrolet Blazer,owned by Paul Lemke and drivenby Jackson Lemke, age 18, bothof Glencoe. Vehicle #1 was exit-ing a driveway when vehicle #2struck it. The ambulances trans-ported both drivers and passen-gers to the Glencoe and Hutchin-son hospitals. The deputies clearwith reports and a citation.

9:25 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a medical onCameo Circle, east of Glencoe.Also assisting were Plato FirstResponders and Allina Ambu-lance. The deputy cleared with noreport.

11:09 p.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice removed debris from theroadway in the area of Zane Av-enue and 150th Street, southwestof Hutchinson. The deputycleared with no report.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 258:58 a.m. — The sheriff’s office

responded to a garbage dump onGrass Lake Road, west of Winst-ed. The deputy cleared with a re-port to Solid Waste.

10:21 a.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice assisted the Renville CountySheriff’s Office with a domestic onYacht Avenue, north of Stewart.The deputies cleared with no re-ports.

11:11 a.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice spoke to an individual overthe phone regarding fraud. Thedeputy advised the individual oftheir options and cleared with noreport.

7:19 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a welfare check on2nd Street in Plato. Everythingwas fine. The deputies clearedwith no reports.

9:43 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a driving complaintin the area of Highway 212 andHighway 15, southwest of Brown-ton. The deputy located the vehi-cle and cleared with a verbalwarning.

10:34 p.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice responded to a driving com-plaint in the area of 210th Streetand Highway 15, north ofHutchinson. The deputy locatedthe vehicle, spoke with the driverabout the complaint, and clearedwith no report.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 269:35 a.m. — The sheriff’s office

responded to a medical on 1stStreet Northeast in Plato. Also re-sponding were Allina Ambulanceand Plato Fire. One individualwas transported to the Glencoehospital. The deputies clearedwith no reports.

12:10 p.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice responded to a domestic on180th Street, east of Hutchinson.Also responding was HutchinsonPolice Department. One individ-ual was arrested for probablecause charge of Domestic As-

sault and transported to theMcLeod County Jail in Glencoe.The deputies cleared with re-ports.

3:55 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Silver Lake PoliceDepartment with a welfare checkon Cleveland Street Southeast inSilver Lake. The deputy clearedwith no report.

6:21 p.m. — The sheriff’s officereceived a call of a two-vehicleaccident in the area of AirportRoad and Adams Street South-east, south of Hutchinson. Alsoresponding were the HutchinsonPolice Department, the Hutchin-son Fire Department, MinnesotaState Patrol, Allina Ambulance,and Silver Lake Ambulance. Ve-hicle #1 was a 2005 Dodge Du-rango, driven by KristopherAdams, age 44, of Hutchinson.Vehicle #2 was a 1997 GMC Sier-ra, driven by Victoria Baily, age22, of Glencoe. Vehicle #2 didnot stop for the stop sign and col-lided with Vehicle #1. Both driv-ers and passengers were trans-ported to the Hutchinson Hospi-tal. The deputies cleared with aMinnesota State Accident report.

8:21 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Glencoe Police De-partment with a traffic stop in thearea of Highway 212 and 95thStreet, southwest of Glencoe.The deputy cleared with no re-port.

9:03 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a trespass issue on30th Street, southeast of Stewart.Trespass notices were issued.The deputy cleared with a report.

9:31 p.m. — The sheriff’s officespoke with an individual withquestions. The deputy advisedthe individual of their options andcleared with no report.

MONDAY, AUGUST 2712:06 a.m. — The sheriff’s of-

fice responded to a medical onBowman Street in Stewart. Alsoresponding were Stewart Fire De-partment and Buffalo Lake Ambu-lance. One individual was trans-ported to the Glencoe hospitaland the deputies cleared with noreport.

5:21 a.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a rolling medical inthe area of Highway 212 and 4thStreet Southeast, south of Plato.Also responding were Plato FireDepartment and Allina Ambu-lance. The individual signed offwith the ambulance service andthe deputies cleared with no re-ports.

4:09 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Glencoe Police De-partment with a welfare check onFirst Avenue North in Glencoe.The deputy cleared with no re-port.

6:06 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeassisted the Brownton Police De-partment with a traffic stop in thearea of Highway 15 and 100thStreet, northwest of Brownton.The deputy cleared with no re-port.

6:08 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a report of a burgla-ry on North Street in Stewart. Themissing items were found and thedeputy cleared with no report.

7:58 p.m. — The sheriff’s officeresponded to a disturbance onBelle Lake Road, northwest ofHutchinson. The situation wasmediated and deputy cleared withno report.

11:41 p.m. — The sheriff’s of-fice assisted the Brownton PoliceDepartment with a burglary on4th Avenue South in Brownton.The deputies cleared with re-ports.

McLeod Co. Court

The following cases wereheard in McLeod County DistrictCourt Aug. 6, 2018, Judge Jessi-ca Maher presiding:

The following misdemeanorsand petty misdemeanors wereheard in District Court August 20 -26. Minnesota State Patrol(MSP); Sheriff ’s Office (SO);Brownton Police Department(BPD); Hutchinson Police Depart-ment (HPD); Glencoe Police De-partment (GPD); Lester PrairiePolice Department (LPPD); SilverLake Police Department (SLPD);Winsted Police Department(WPD); Department of NaturalResources (DNR).

Heather J. Perry, 28, Glencoe,receiving stolen property, stay ofimposition, one year probation,15 days confinement, serve aswork release if eligible, weekendsif eligible, sentence to serve if eli-gible, no same or similar, remain

law abiding, $100, concurrent,GPD; Joann B. Collins, 79,Winthrop, following vehicle moreclosely than reasonable and pru-dent, $135, HPD; Heather J.Perry, 28, Glencoe, theft, stay ofimposition, one year probation,15 days confinement, serve aswork release if eligible, weekendsif eligible, sentence to serve if eli-gible, no same or similar, remainlaw abiding, $100, concurrent,HPD; Nicholas C. Stacey, 34,Hutchinson, disorderly conduct,$185, HPD; Meghan M. Streu,39, Glencoe, theft, one year pro-bation, no same or similar, $300,HPD; Jon M. Uldrych, 56, Cokato,driver must carry proof of insur-ance, one year probation, nosame or similar, $200, HPD;

Shannon L. Boem, 82,Hutchinson, driver must carryproof of insurance, dismissed,SO; Nicholas C. Bounds, 30, Min-neapolis, speed, $100, SO; LukeA. Goepfert, 28, Howard Lake,speed, $145, SO; Alyssa J.Mueller, 18, Hamburg, speed,$125, SO; Chris A. Simonson, 52,Cokato, driver must carry proof ofinsurance, dismissed, SO; ArthurG. Tavary, 58, Hutchinson, noproof of insurance, $285, SO;Sarah J. Tongen, 39,rownton,speed, $145,SO; Chad A. Van-derlinde, 44,Waconia, DWI, stayof imposition, one year probation,no alcohol related offenses, victimimpact panel, chemical depend-ency evaluation/treatment, followrecommendations of evaluation,aftercare, no driver license viola-tions, no driving without insur-ance, keep court/attorney in-formed of current address, re-main law abiding, no same orsimilar, contact with probation,sign all releases of information,follow all instructions of probation,$425, SO;

Morgan N. Reibly, 21, Rose-mount, improperly worn seat belt,$110, MSP; Richard S. White,63, Burnsville, speed, $125,MSP; Will iam F. Goeden, 60,Verndale, speed greater than rea-sonable, $125, HPD; Kyle F. On-dracek, 24, Chisholm, seat belt,$110, HPD; Jesse A. Woytoke,49, Glencoe, speed, $135, ex-pired plates, $30, LPPD;Jonathan G. Kuttner, 16, Hutchin-son, speed, $125, SO; Perry M.Vacek, 62, Hutchinson, speed,$135, SO; Barbabus J. Carlson,34, Minneapolis, speed, $135,MSP; Daniel K. Dettman,34,Hutchinson, seat belt, $110, MSP;Angela R. Galoway, 43, Alexan-dria, speed, $125, MSP; HannahM.Lindquist, 22, Dassel, speed,$135, MSP; Raekwan L. Pinske-Folks, 20, Glencoe, speed, $285,MSP;

Richard A. Mouineu, 36, theft,stay of imposition, one year pro-bation, 15 days confinement, 15days credit for time served, serveas work release if eligible, sen-tence to serve if eligible, keepcourt/attorney informed of currentaddress, remain law abiding, nosame or similar, do not enter ad-ditional locations, Shopko inHutchinson, $360, HPD; Garry R.Howe, 28, Hutchinson, speed,$125, LPPD; Lisa G. Boehlke, 66,Minneapolis, driver must carryproof of insurance, dismissed,SO; Utises Pacheco-Santana, 25,Hutchinson, driving after revoca-tion, $85, driver must carry proofof insurance, $200, SO; Isaiah J.Schroeder, 37, Hutchinson, drivermust carry proof of insurance,dismissed, SO; Zachary J. Shaff,34, Hutchinson, speed, $145, SO;

Lina M. Bedoya Moscoso, 26,Mankato, speed, $125, MSP;Keith A. Brelje, 55, New Ger-many, speed, $145, MSP; JeremyW. Fiecke, 33, Glencoe, seat belt,$110, MSP; Thomas M. Hagel,52, Brownton, front and rear li-cense plates required, $115,MSP; Ronald B. McGraw, 51,Dassel, speed, $135, MSP; Jere-my L. Sammons, 28, St. Paul,speed, $125, MSP; William E.Stephenson, 42, Coon Rapids,speed, $125, MSP; Ian P.Kalland, 33, South St. Paul, driv-ing after suspension, one yearprobation, no same or similar,$30, driver must carry proof of in-surance, dismissed, obscured li-censes plates, $100, possessionof drug paraphernalia, dismissed,SLPD;

William E. Dammann, 23, An-nandale, snowbird parking, $62,GPD; Travis J. Fritz, 31, Glencoe,inattentive driving, $125, GPD;Kathleen A. Hanson, 60, Glen-coe, speed, $125, GPD; Alexan-der Ashirov, 41, HallandaleBeach, Florida, speed greater

than reasonable, stay of imposi-tion, no same or similar, $125,one year probation, HPD; BryceB. Berwald, 17, Hutchinson,speed, $125, HPD; McCray M.Krueger, 19, Hutchinson, speed,$145, HPD; Pamela J. Keating,76, Munds Park, Arizona, speed,$145, SO; Alain Tounkara, 58,Miami, Florida, speed, $225, SO;Taren M. Anderson, 16, Hutchin-son, speed, $135, MSP; Earl H.Miller, 50, Carver, driving aftersuspension, stay of imposition,one year probation, nine daysconfinement, nine days credit fortime served, no driving withoutvalid driver’s license, no drivingwithout insurance, no same orsimilar, $285, driver must carryproof of insurance, dismissed,SLPD; Michael W. Pomeroy, 35,Winsted, child under eight andunder 57 inches not fastened,$135, driver must carry proof ofinsurance, dismissed, WPD;

Philip D. Bipes, 34, Brownton,driving without a valid license,$185, BPD; Benito L. Medina, 43,Brownton, DWI, stay of imposi-tion, three years probation, 90days confinement, three dayscredit for time served, serve aswork release if eligible, sentenceto serve if eligible, no possessionof alcohol or drugs, noalcohol/controlled substance use,random testing, victim impactpanel, chemical dependencyevaluation/treatment, follow rec-ommendations of evaluation, nodriver license violations, no driv-ing without insurance, keepcourt/attorney informed of currentaddress, remain law abiding, nosame or similar, contact with pro-bation, sign all releases of infor-mation, follow all instructions ofprobation, no alcohol/controlledsubstance use with the exceptionof prescribed medications, nopossession of alcohol or drugswith the exception of prescribedmedications, obtain permissionfrom agent before leaving thestate, $475, 30 days confinement,serve as work release if eligible,sentence to serve if eligible, BPD;

Kahi R. Hahn, 28, Waconia, lit-tering, $185, driving after revoca-tion, $200, GPD; Patrick M.Beneke, 26, Stewart, DWI, stay ofimposition, one year probatin,keep court/attorney informed ofcurrent address, remain law abid-ing, no same or similar, contactwith probation, follow all instruc-tions of probation, sign all releas-es of information, victim impactpanel, no alcohol/controlled sub-stance use with the exception ofprescribed medications, no pos-session of alcohol or drugs withthe exception of prescribed med-ications, $350, concurrent, HPD;Angela T. Cloutier, 45, Hutchin-son, animal license required, oneyear probation, no same or simi-lar, $50, animal license required,concurrent, animal license re-quired, dismissed, HPD; Devin A.Breeggemann, 18, New Ger-many, speed, $145, driver mustcarry proof of insurance, dis-missed, SO; Dan D. Carrigan, 51,Buffalo Lake, speed, $125, failureto use designated lane, $50, SO;Zachary R. Diers, 21, Cokato,driver must carry proof of insur-ance, dismissed, SO; Jacob S.Ellingson, 18, Savage, speed,$135, SO; Gerardo GonzalezCastro, 35, Glencoe, speed,$135, SO;

Daniel D. Karl, 42, BuffaloLake, speed, $125, SO; RamonPalma Carmona, 34, Arlington,driving after suspension, $285, noproof insurance, dismissed, SO;Melissa L. Royal, 18, Hamburg,under-21 alcohol consumption,Dorrine D. Scharping, 81, speed,$135, SO; Shelly A. Becker, 47,

Gibbon, unsafe passing, $135,MSP; Derik D. Boxell, 38, Manka-to, speed, $135, window tint, $50,MSP; Kevin J. Buss, 54, Hutchin-son, seat belt, $110, MSP; Jen-nifer L. Dick, 35, Chaska, speed,$125, MSP; Mu L. Gao, 59, Crys-tal, speed, $125, MSP; Brandi J.Halling, 23, Montrose, speed,$125, MSP; Benjamin L. Hehr,20, Glencoe, driving after revoca-tion, no same or similar, no driverlicense violations, $200, one yearprobation, keep to the right, $135,MSP; Jeffrey S. Lande, 28,MapleGrove, speed, $135, MSP;Michael R. Larson,21, Mah-nomen, speed, $135, MSP;

Pedro C. Medroan Martinez,47, Willmar, fail to maintain partsand accessories in safe and prop-er operating condition in commer-cial motor vehicle, $235, MSP;Heather J. Tlougan, 47,Rochester, speed, $135, MSP;Nicole M. Schroeder, 34, SilverLake, driver fails to stop for stopsign, $135, SLPD; AlejandroAguilar, 31, Hamburg,speed,$125, WPD; Matthew L.Grindeland, 40, Howard Lake,motorcycle driving without en-dorsement, $135, WPD; Darian L.Brede Hilyer, 21, Hutchinson,muffler required, $135, HPD;Hannah E. Heuer, 20, SilverLake, under-21 alcohol consump-tion, $135, SO; Dennis P. Hruby,61, Hutchinson, brakes not inworking order, $145, driver fails tostop for stop sign, $50, SO; Kier-sten A. Jenneke, 21, Hutchinson,speed, $125, SO; Andrew D. Mor-ton, 19, Deephaven, speed,$125, SO;

Zachary A. Porras, 19,Hutchinson, no Minnesota driv-er ’s license, $185, littering onhighway, $100, MSP; Roger S.Posusta, 54, Silver Lake, speed,$135, MSP; Juan M. Martinez,33, Minneapolis, driving without avalid license, $185, WPD; MarioA. Arellano,37, North Mankato,possession of drug parapherna-lia, $135, possess/sale smallamount of marijuana, $50, soundamplification, $50, GPD; RaulDomingo Cruz, 29, Hutchinson,driving without a valid license,$185, speed, $60, SO; Brandi R.Nussbaum 26, Stewart, under-21alcohol consumption, $185, SO;Brandon T. Root, 22, Hutchinson,speed, $135, seat belt, $25, SO;Roberto Sanchez, 19, Arlington,possess over 1.4 grams marijua-na in motor vehicle, $235, pos-session of drug paraphernalia,$50, SO; Raul R. Martinez, 41,Eagle River, Wisconsin, speed,$135, MSP.

Marriages

Anton Paul Klein and JessicaLynn Schuette, both of Hutchin-son.

Andrew Kenneth Schaufer andAdrian Estrada, both of Stewart.

Alma Alicia Gomez and AlfonsoCruz, both of Hutchinson.

Tyler Allen Jarman and AbbieMarie Pettit, both of Hutchinson.

Alison Marie Miller of LesterPrairie and Dominic ZaceryDuenow of Winsted.

Alissa Jo Templin and LukeDaniel Alsleben, both of Glencoe.

Dissolutions

Melissa Ann Frahm of Hutchin-son and Kevin Allen Frahm ofGlencoe.

Denise Licil le Phill ips ofHutchinson and Brett ThomasPhillips of Hudson, Wisconsin.

Timothy Donald Engelmannand Megan Norma Anne Engel-mann of Plato.


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