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Notice of ProposedMerger of Banks
Notice is hereby given that Sar-gent County Bank, Forman, North Dakota has made application to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo-ration and to the North Dakota State Banking Board for written consent to merge with Stock Grow-ers Bank, Napoleon, North Dakota. It is contemplated that all offices of the above-named institutions will continue to be operated by Sar-gent County Bank under the name of Stock Growers Bank.
Any person wishing to comment on this application may file his or her comments in writing with the Regional Director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its regional office located at 1100 Walnut Street, Suite 2100, Kansas City, Missouri 64106 not later than August 3, 2020. The non-confiden-tial portions of the application are on file in the regional office and are available for public inspection dur-ing regular business hours. Pho-tocopies of the non-confidential portion of the application file will be made available upon request.
You are further notified that Sec-tion 13-02-13-03.1, North Dakota Administrative Code, provides that any bank or party may submit to the ND State Banking Board writ-ten comments concerning the ap-plication or a written request for an opportunity to be heard before the board, or both. Comments must be mailed to or received by the State Banking Board, Department of Financial Institutions, 2000 Scha-fer Street, Suite G, Bismarck, ND 58501-1204 not later than August 3, 2020. You may also request a copy of the application at the above address. You are also advised that per Section 13-02-13-04, North Dakota Administrative Code, the State Banking Board shall exam-ine and consider all relevant fac-tors including: 1) whether proper notification has been given to all shareholders; 2) whether at least two-thirds of the shareholders have ratified the plan of reorganization or merger; 3) whether the resul-tant bank has adequate capital; 4) whether the needs of the communi-ty to be served will still be met; and 5) the adequacy and competence of management.
(July 1, 15 & 29)
By Jessica WaldThe Napoleon City Council
held a special meeting on Mon-day, July 20 to discuss 2021 bud-get. All council members were present including Mayor Todd Moss, Jon Starkey, Clark Haas, Arron Marquart, Bob Humann, Debbie Sperle and Rod Kleppe.
The council said they do not plan to raise the mill levy for next year, but rather increase the utility rates by 10% across the board. As a result the coun-cil does not need to hold a bud-get hearing for the public.
They discussed how a few ac-count funds are in the hole, in-cluding the garbage fund, which is 16K in the red, while the mosquito sprayer fund is about $1,400 down. The League of Cit-ies also advised cities to amend their 2020 budget to reflect a 20% decrease in state aid and high-way tax revenue payments for June 2020 through the remain-der of the year. It is also sug-gested that cities budget for a 10% reduction in state aid, along with a 5% reduction in revenue from the highway tax distribu-tion fund for the following year from the modified 2020 revenue projections. The League of Cit-ies also noted a suggestion of a premium health insurance in-crease of 15.55%.
After discussion the council agreed to raise all utility fees 10% across the board, which will approximately amount to $2.50 increase per quarter, or about 2 cents a day. The council
City Looks To Increase Utilities By 10% & Not Increase Property Taxes
said this increase will generate about $20,000/year to help the funds in red. As for city employ-ees, the council decided to pay the projected health premium
increase in lieu of a salary in-crease. If the premium increase would happen to come in lower than projected the issue would
be reevaluated later. “We are in good shape, but
need to be frugal. We need to be smart,” reiterated the council.