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Temporary water outage

7/25/2019

Beginning at 9AM on July 26, the water will be shutoff for the WEST side of the district for a quick valve replacement at a residence.

We will provide updates if needed.

Shari Kosel
Secretary/Clerk
Deer Mountain Sanitary & Road District
[email protected]

NOTICE TO DEER MOUNTAIN SANITARY DISTRICT MEMBERS

7/22/2019

Notice is hereby given that there is one (1) vacancy on the Board of Trustees for the Deer Mountain Sanitary District for a three (3) year term. This open position has been served by Joe Kosel, and that term is complete. Petitions may be picked up by contacting the Lawrence County Auditors Office or [email protected]. Per SDCL 34A-5-21.2, to serve as a trustee of a sanitary district...the person shall be a resident of the sanitary district. Completed petitions must contain the name of candidate, residence, business address, and the office for which the candidate is named and shall be signed by at least 5%, of the qualified voters. Completed petitions must be returned to Clerk at the address below. The deadline for submitting the petitions is 5:00 pm, Monday, August 19, 2019. The election and annual meeting for the Deer Mountain Sanitary District is September 3, 2019, at Recreational Springs Resort located at 11201 Highway 14A, Lead, SD 57754; election from 5:00 pm with annual meeting to follow.

Shari Kosel, Clerk
Deer Mountain Sanitary District
11201 Juniper Court, Lead, SD 57754

Nominating Petition - MUST be printed front/back. Two separate pages will not be accepted.

Black bear spotted in Deer Mountain Subdivision

7/8/2019

We have received a report of a juvenile black bear spotted on Whitetail Drive near the Recreational Springs entrance, rummaging through a garbage can. SD Game Fish & Parks is aware and wanted us to share information with you.

SDGFP wants you to know that IT IS ILLEGAL TO KILL this bear and it will be monitored closely. All bears are a protected species in South Dakota.

Black bears pose no danger to you or your pets. They are actually very afraid and will do everything to avoid the situation. They are not predators.
Black bears are omnivorous: plants, fruits, nuts, insects, honey, salmon, small mammals and carrion.
PLEASE make sure your garbage is secure in a large can with a tight lid. They are opportunistic and will look for any food source. This includes bird feeders. If you have a bird feeder, please bring them in so the bear will move on.
Do not keep dog & cat food outside. They will find it.

If at all possible, move all your garbage cans inside a storage facility, garage, or shed.

If you spot a black bear in the area, please notify us or our regional SDGFP wildlife management contact Chad Sebade 605-381-9996. They ask that you take a picture and leave a message if they aren’t available.

Please send us any images of the bear that you take with location information.

If you are a rental agency or rent your home, please notify your renters of this information.

Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.

Shari Kosel
Secretary/Clerk
Deer Mountain Sanitary & Road District
[email protected]