30 of 57 Legally Defined Properties   

Baker, Pat & Maria
Bakke, Elroy & Ina
Bice, Michael & Nicole
Binek, Ryan & Nicholle
Bjertness, Curt & Joan
Brakke, Paul
Browning, Michael & Rebecca
Buhr, Kent & Danise
Carlson, Loretta
Cossette, Donald & Laureen
Cossette, Gary & Janice
Covell, Linda Smith-Covell & Donald
Granlund, Royce & Noreen
Guderjahn, Daniel Veit & Patricia
Harmon, David & Tanya
Haugrud, James H & Margaret
Hoaas, Kevin
Holzhey, Raymond & Judy
Huesman, James & Cassie
Johnson, Mitchell & Dawn
Larson, Marcus & Deb
Lingen, Curt & Kathleen
Lingen, Douglas & Teresa
Mahar, David & Kay
Miller, Todd & Nancy
Quibell, Matt & Cindy
Reinke, Patrick
Roesler, Neal & Lorie
Schulz, Fred & LeeAnn
Zens, David & Brenda

Thank You! To These
Property Owners that have indicated participation in 2010
and are awaiting their payment.
 
Biewer, Dennis & Stacey
Frusciante, John & Syla
Lange, Christopher
Schwartzwalter, Chad & Aimee
Schlieman, Callie & James
Sturma, Tracy  

36  of  57  Legally Defined Properties  

Homeowners that have indicated NON-participation
  

Master Ledger – pdf  

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Invoice 2008-08-12 [ pdf ] [ jpg ]
Invoice 2008-09-05 [ pdf ] [ jpg ]
Invoice 2008-10-01 [ pdf ] [ jpg ]
Invoice 2009-07-09 [ pdf ] [ jpg ]
Invoice 2009-08-18 [ pdf ] [ jpg ]
Invoice 2010-07-09 [ pdf ] [ jpg ]

2007 Mosquito Control Season Participants – View List
2008 Mosquito Control Season Participants – View List
2009 Mosquito Control Season Participants – View List

View 2009 Refund Requests
  

Q&A 

How are Bakke NoSkeeters Participation Fees Determined? 

What Does the Ledger Column for Non Billed Administrative Work and Supplies Represent?

2010 Bakke NoSkeeters Budget  

Actual Application Dates

TBD  

Expected Control Applications: 11  

Cost Per Application: $310  

Bakke Coverage Area: 55 properties  

Expected Cost Per Household: $75  

Expected 2010 Mosquito Control Budget: $3,410 – 11 Applications Anticipated  

Make Checks Payable to: Bakke NoSkeeters  

Mail or Drop Off Check to:
513 7th St
Hickson, ND 58047  

2009 REFUND REQUEST FORM   

Refund requests for the 2009 season are closed.  

All unclaimed refunds have been credited to the 2010 spray season.  

26 Refund Requests were processed.  

1 (one) Refund Request per User Name and Household.  

1 (one) Refund Request processed that did not use Refund Request Form.  

To safeguard project funds
duplicate Refund Requests
from same User Name and Household
auto-direct to [SPAM] folder and are not processed.  

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This is an accounting of time, resources and supplies that we’ve invested into dealing with the community spraying project, which is over and above our fair and equitable participation contribution.

Mowing of 7th St to HWY 81 offers a three-fold benefit.

* removes a substantial mosquito breeding habitat affecting Bakke subdivision
* assists water runoff in exiting Bakke subdivion
* improves the entrance appeal of Bakke subdivion

By removing long grass the area(s) dry faster which limits the breeding habitat for mosquitos.   The 2009 spray season cost for Bakke subdivions dropped significantly, in part, as a result of this additonal mosquito prevention measure.   Any areas of longer grass that can be removed is an easy way to help reduce mosquito breeding habits.

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Historically,  since the very first mosquito reduction application began in Bakke subdivision, participation fees have been “voluntary” and “equally divided” among the legally defined properties choosing to participate. 

Pursuant to that precedent;

Voluntaty participation fees for each legally defined property may not exceed the amount by which each legally defined property and household benefits from mosquito reduction applications. The voluntary participation fees must be uniformly applied to the participating legally defined properties.

As follows:

• legally defined property is defined within the plat map for Bakke subdivision,

• each legally defined property shall receive mutual benefit from the spray applications,

• each owner may restrict access to certain areas of their legally defined property in writing annually,

• the voluntary participation fee must be uniform among all participating legally defined property,

• participation fees may not exceed the equal and mutual voluntary participation fee,

• use of property or property coordinates shall not increase or decrease the participation fees,

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Participation in mosquito control measures is currently “voluntary”.

There are 57 legally defined property descriptions within the Bakke subdivision.

A estimated budget is created based on the total number of legally defined properties within Bakke subdivision and the total number of control applications anticipated. The “per – legally defined property” amount is based on the total budget estimate and past historical participation is also factored in.

Each legally defined property is fairly & equitably represented as 1 Lot = 1 Vote

Why are participation fees determined in this way? Read more…>

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