PUBLISH

(October 12, 2023)

ORDINANCE 23-104

CITYOF

COURTLAND

NICOLLET COUNTY,

MN

An Ordinance

Amending Part 3 of

Chapter IV of the City

Code of the City of

Courtland Relative to

Parking Regulations

403.01. Prohibited

Parking.

Parking upon city

streets shall be prohi-

bited as follows:

Subdivision 1. Upon

any area of a street

adjacent to an area

where curb has been

painted yellow.

Subdivision 2. Upon

any area of a street

where parking prohibi-

tions or regulations are

posted by signs.

403.02. Restrictions

on Parking.

No parking shall be

permitted upon any city

street between Oc-

tober 1 and April 1

between the hours of

2:00 A.M. and 7:00

A.M.

403.03. Parking;

Snow Removal

Periods and Street

Cleaning

Subdivision 1. Defini-

tions. For purposes of

this Part 3, the follow-

ing definitions shall ap-

ply unless the context

clearly indicates or re-

quires a different

meaning:

Subdivision 2. Park-

ing During Snow Re-

moval Period.

No person except em-

ergency vehicles or

private vehicles be-

longing to first

responders, on emer-

gency calls, shall park

any vehicle on any

Street during a Snow

Removal Period and

shall terminate when

snow removal is com-

plete and in no event,

after three -days’ time.

403.04. Towing Au-

thority.

For purposes of this

section, “Towing Au-

thority” means the City

of Courtland, as au-

thorized by Minn. Stat.

169.04, as amended

from time to time, and

a private towing com-

pany authorized by the

City of Courtland. The

City of Courtland by

the City Council may

appoint such elected

officers, appointed offi-

cials and/or city em-

ployees as the parking

enforcement officer for

the City of Courtland

authorized to enforce

the provisions of this

Part 3, including the is-

suing of citations, tow-

ing reports and engag-

ing the private towing

company to remove

any offending Vehicles.

403.05. Towing Ord-

er Required.

A towing authority may

not tow a motor vehicle

from public property

unless a peace officer

or parking enforcement

officer has prepared, in

addition to the parking

citation (which need

not carry a fine), a writ-

ten towing report

describing the motor

vehicle and the rea-

sons for towing. The

report must be signed

by the officer and the

tow driver.

403.06. Four-Hour

Waiting Period.

In enforcing state and

local parking and traffic

laws, a towing authority

may not tow, or allow

or require the towing

of, a motor vehicle

from public property for

a parking or traffic vio-

lation until four hours

after issuance of the

traffic ticket or citation,

except as provided in

Å’403.05.

403.07. Towing Al-

lowed.

A towing authority may

tow a motor vehicle

without regard to the

four-hour waiting

period if:

403.08. Private Pro-

perty.

This section does not

restrict the authority of

the owner of private

property to authorize

the towing of a motor

vehicle unlawfully

parked on the private

property.

403.09. Violations.

Violations of the provi-

sions of this Part shall

be petty mis-

demeanors.

This Ordinance shall

be in full force and take

effect from and after its

passage, approval and

publication.

Passed by the City

Council of the City of

Courtland, Minnesota

on the 5th day of Oc-

tober, 2023

Signed: Al Poehler,

Mayor Attest: Julie

Holm, City Clerk

PUBLISH

(October 12, 19, 2023)

STATE OF

MINNESOTA

COUNTY OF BROWN

FIFTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT

DISTRICT COURT

PROBATE DIVISION

Court File No.

08-PR-23-877

Estate of Paul Adolph

Glaesemann, a/k/a

Paul A. Glaesemann,

Paul Glaesemann,

Decedent

NOTICE AND ORDER

OF HEARING ON

PETITION FOR FOR-

MAL ADJUDICATION

OF INTESTACY,

DETERMINATION OF

HEIRSHIP, APPOINT-

MENT OF PERSONAL

REPRESENTATIVE

AND NOTICE TO

CREDITORS

It is Ordered and No-

tice is given that on

November 13, 2023 at

9:30 a.m., a hearing

will be held in this

Court at 14 South

State Street, New Ulm,

Minnesota, for the ad-

judication of intestacy

and determination of

heirship of the De-

cedent, and for the ap-

pointment of Melissa

Larson, whose ad-

dress is 109 South Val-

ley Street, New Ulm

MN 56073, as Person-

al Representative of

the Estate of the De-

cedent in an unsuper-

vised administration.

Any objections to the

petition must be filed

with the Court prior to

or raised at the hear-

ing. If proper and if no

objections are filed or

raised, the Personal

Representative will be

appointed with full

power to administer the

Estate, including the

power to collect all as-

sets, to pay all legal

debts, claims, taxes

and expenses, to sell

real and personal pro-

perty, and to do all

necessary acts for the

Estate. Hearing will be

held via Zoom.

Notice is also given

that (subject to Min-

nesota Statutes sec-

tion 524.3-801) all

creditors having claims

against the Estate are

required to present the

claims to the Personal

Representative or to

the Court Administrator

within four months after

the date of this Notice

or the claims will be

barred.

Dated: 10/09/2023

/s/ Mark E. Betters

Judge of District Court

Dated: 10/09/2023

/s/ Nancy L. Solberg

Court Administrator/

Deputy

Attorney for Petitioner

Roger H. Hippert

Blethen Berens

219 N. Broadway,

Suite C, PO Box 428

New Ulm MN 56073

Attorney License No:

0045391

Telephone:

(507) 233-3900

FAX: (507) 354-7297

Email:

rhippert@blethen

berens.com

PUBLISH

(October 12, 19, 2023)

STATE OF

MINNESOTA

COUNTY OF BROWN

FIFTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT

DISTRICT COURT

PROBATE DIVISION

Court File No.

08-PR-23-860

Estate of Donavon Q.

Shriner, decedent

Notice and Order for

Hearing on Petition

for Descent of Pro-

perty

A Petition for Determi-

nation of Descent has

been filed with this

Court. The Petition

represents that the De-

cedent died more than

three years ago, leav-

ing property in Min-

nesota and requests

the probate of

Decedent’s last Will (if

any), and the descent

of such property be

determined and as-

signed by this Court to

the persons entitled to

the property.

Any objections to the

Petition must be filed

with the Court prior to

or raised at the hear-

ing. If proper, and no

objections are filed or

raised, the Petition

may be granted.

IT IS ORDERED and

Notice is further given,

that the Petition will be

heard on _ November

13, 2023 , at 9:10 AM ,

by this Court at New

Ulm , Minnesota.

1. Notice shall be given

to all interested per-

sons ( Minn. Stat. Å’

524.1-401) and per-

sons who have filed a

demand for notice pur-

suant to Minnesota

Statutes section

524.3-204.

2. Notice shall be given

by publishing this No-

tice and Order as pro-

vided by law and by:

Mailing a copy of this

Notice and Order at

least 14 days prior to

the hearing date.

Dated: 10/06/2023

(COURT SEAL)

Dated:10/06/2023

BY THE COURT

/s/ Mark E. Betters

Judge of District Court

Court

Nancy L. Solberg

Administrator/Deputy

Attorney for Petitioner

Travis M. Ohly

Ohly Law Office

1850 North Broadway

Rochester, MN, 55906

Attorney License No:

0347176

Telephone:

(507) 289-4529

Email:

travis@ohlylaw.com