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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting
City of Arden Hills
Monday, October 26, 1987, 7:30 P.M.
Village Hall
. 1. Call to Order and Roll Call.
(l/1) 2. Approval of Minutes, October 12, 1987.
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\ d q ~tw,' 4./ Ordinance No. 251: re Exterior Construction; Discuss ion.
:! ,,');cf 5,./Ordinance No. 252: re Special Event Signs; Final Reading.
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7. f/Proposed Animal Pound Contract.
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'1\ ,/'"A. Resolution No. 87-66, RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES FOR ANIMAL
CONTROL. ,
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18 'f/Resolution No. 87-67, RESOLUTION SETTING A MORATORIUM ON ADDITIONAL "i1i;l;' (~h",..'
C-VriJ1! CHARITABLE GAMBLING LICENSES AND AUTHORIZING THE CLERK ADMINISTRATORi;jJV
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cl fj/P' 9. Special Use Permit, Radio Antenna, Joseph Kahnke, 1541 Edgewater
1 ' Avenue West.
10.'/Special Use Permit, Roof Top Sign, Transportation Electronics.
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~J~" 11.' City Attor~ey Report ~e Jurisdictional Latitude, U. S. Army Reserve
(~C\,f~4d~'_", Project. UkV/i\ -"""'i\' )
~'ti. 12. "Recycling Proposal, Paul Malone. 4 :uf'o("'r
13. Report of Parks and Recreation Director John T. Buckley.
.nCc'V,/h". A. Fall Program Leaders.
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16. Report of Clerk Administrator Patricia J. Morrison.
I I." A. Receipt of Audit Report. -A 'J., , rb .~.
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u...a1I',.1 \. ' B. Lake Johanna Speed Limit. .
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17. Adjourlllllent. ~
~ UpcominK MeetinKs
October 27, 7:30 p.m. Parks and Recreation CODlDlittee.
October 28, 7:30 p.m. RCWD.
October 29, 7:30 p.m. Joint Meeting, Shoreview/LJVFD (Shoreview City
Hall)
November 4, 7:30 p.m. Planning Commission.
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MEMORANDUM
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Date: October 23, 1987
To: Mayor and Council , \ "U
From: Patricia J. Morrison, Clerk Administrator ~l1
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4. Ordinance No. 251, Exterior Construction
You were presented with Ordinance No. 251, for Introduction by Title,
on September 28. Since then, Larry Squires, our Building Inspector,
has expressed concern, to Jim Lynden and me, relative to Section 6-128
which ties issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy with compliance of
terms as listed in 6-75(b). Larry's general concern is with
enforceability; i.e. , if home construction is started late in the
year, (the Ordinance requires full compliance with terms listed), the
homeowner may desire to occupy the home before some of the terms
(examplel driveway completion and final grading) could be completed.
He would prefer that the Certificate of Occupancy terminology of the
Ordinance be deleted.
This would weaken the enforceability of the Ordinance, however.
. Mr. Lynden will discuss this with you Monday night. Mayor Woodburn
has suggested a major concern for occupancy should be health and
safety factors (water, sewer availability, etc.) and if those concerns
are met, the Certificate of Occupancy could be issued.
5. Ordinance No. 252, Special Event Si~ns
This Ordinance was Introduced by Title at the October 12 meeting (and
passed by a 3 to 1 vote) is being presented for Fin~l Reading.
6. Ordinance No. 253, Code Violation Enforcement
This Ordinance, too, was Introduced by Title at the October 12
meeting, (passed 4-0), and is being presented for Final Reading.
7. Animal Pound Contract
The City had a contract on file, dated 1980. The contract presented
to Council in the packet is in the same format; however, the following
changes are being suggested and are in the proposed contract:
A. Elimination of fees in body of contract, and instead set forth by
Resolution.
B. Allowance of issuance of licenses by Brighton Veterinary Hospital
(1/8) ; and
C. Increase in insurance coverage from $100,000 and $250,000 (#15);
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The hold harmless clause (#14) is as set forth in the 1980 contract.
. A copy of the contract has been forwarded to Bill Hite and Dr. Hedges
for comment. Mr. Lynden will discuss the contract Monday night.
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8. Resolution No. 87-67, Moratorium on Charitable GamblinR
. The Resolution sets forth general actions approved by the Council at
the October 12 meeting. Roger Frank, Director of the Charitable
Gambling Board, has advised that with adoption of the Resolution by
the Council, his office will accept denial of additional applications
with an appropriate notice of denial signed by Clerk Administrator.
9. Case No. 87-28, SUP for Radio Antenna (J. Kahnke)
Cathy has deemed the changes insignificant (her memo attached), and
has advised Mr. Kahnke of this. The SUP, as prepared by Mr. Lynden,
reflects Mr. Kahnke's last submittal.
10. Case No. 87-30, SUP for Roof Top SiRn (Transportation Electronics)
This is the SUP as approved by Council at the October 12 meeting, and
as prepared by Mr. Lynden.
11. U. S. Army Reserve
Mr. Lynden will report on his findings. A copy of memo to Mr.
Zakaras, Architect for the project, is enclosed, which I believe
reflects the Council's position.
12. John Buckley's Report
John is requesting Council authorization for hiring of his Fall
Program Leaders.
13. RecyclinR Proposal
. Paul Malone will be present to discuss a recommended recycling program
and has prepared the enclosed memo fer your information; he will also
discuss the Ramsey County grant cycle.
14. Treasurer's Report
Frank will report on investment of a $450,000 C.D. (plus interest),
which came due October 15, 1987.
16. Clerk Administrator's Report
A. Audit Report: By Statute, upon appointment of a new officer
(Frank Green in this case), an audit must be made. The process
was started by Abdo, Abdo and Eick the day after Frank was
appointed; a copy of the Audit arrived this week and is enclosed
for your review.
B. Data Transfer, Comparable Worth: As we discussed at an earlier
date, Control Data Business Advisors, after having completed the
Comparable Worth Study, on behalf of over 130 municipalities in
Minnesota, was disbanded by the Control Data Company. The two
major developers of the system, Kary Aho and Dwayne Bolter, have
formed a company, PDI, to carryon the services previously
proposed to be instituted by Control Data.
In order to purchase the original data base from Control Data,
and thereby continue the service to cities in the study, PDI,
with the assistance of the MAMA organization, has initiated a
. subscription fee, as indicated on the letter in your packet.
As there is a possibility that we may at some time need to access
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this data base (LeO', fo update TSP's, amend TSP's, etc.) I
. request, and recommend, the Council approve expenditure of
$272.50 for this subscription service.
C. Lake Johanna Speed Limit
We received approval, from the DNR, on October 22, of Ordinance
249, approving the 40 mph speed limit. Mr. Elverum of the DNR
has also forwarded copies of letters of objections for your
information.
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Date: October 23, 1987
To: Mayor and Council
From: Patricia J. Morrison, Clerk Administrator
Re: Informational Items
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Rice Creek Watershed District Appointment
We have attached a reminder of the opening on the Rice Creek Watershed
District Board, as well as a letter from the Roseville City Manager,
indicating his Council's support of a candidate.
Actini!: Mayor
Mayor Woodburn will be out of the City the week of October 25, so
Councilmember Hansen will be assuming his duties.
Lei!:al Services; Jerry Filla
Please note the enclosed letter from our prosecuting attorney relative to
an increase in his hourly rate. Mr. Filla had advised us, previous to
budget preparation, of this prohable increase, so it was incorporated in
. the 1988 budget. (His average monthly bill, in 1987, was around $2,000).
Letter from Shoreview re Ownership of Fire Equipment
We received, late this afternoon, the attached memo and resolution from
Shoreview relative to ownership and depreciation of Fire Department
equipment. They are requesting the Arden Hills Council ~~ approve the
same type of resolution. Nancy is prohably in the best position to review
this with the Council as to if we are in a position, at this point in our
negotiations, to proceed with adoption of a like resoltltion.
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Ramsey
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Suite 28)Court House
51. Paul. Minnesota 55102 (612) 2984219
SUBJECT: Applicants Sought for Rice Creek Watershed District Board of
Managers
FOR USEI On or after October 16, 1987
ST. PAUL -- The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners is seeking
applicants for one position for a three-year term ending Jan. 31,
1991, on the Rice Creek Watershed District Board of Managers. Members
must be voting residents of the watershed district, and may not be
. public officers of the county, state or federal governments except
that Soil and Water District supervisors
may serve as managers.
Managers receive a per diem.
Interested appli cants are encouraged to ask their own local
municipality to nominate them as candidates.
For more information on the district boundaries and operations,
call the district office, at 483-0634. For an application form, call
Bonnie Jackelen, at 298-4243. Completed applications must be received
by John R. Vel in, Chief Clerk to the Ramsey County Board, Room 286
Court House, 15 W. Kellogg Blvd. , St. paul, MN 55102, by Dec. 1,
1987.
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October 20, 1987
TO: City Managers and Administrators
Cites of:
Arden Hills New Brighton
Blaine St. Anthony
Falcon Heights Shoreview
Gem Lake White Bear Lake
Lauderdale White Bear Town
Mounds View
FROM: Jim Andre, City Manager. Roseville ~
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Rice Creek Watershed District
At a work session on October 19, 1987, the Roseville City Council
met with Gerald Sande regarding his application to serve on the
Rice Creek Watershed District Board. -
At its regular meeting on October 26, 1987, the Rosevi11e City
Council will officially recommend to the County Board the appoint-
ment of Mr. Sande to the Rice Creek Watershed District Board.
Municipal recommendations must be received by the County Board no
later than November 17, 1987.
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(ierBl d A~ SandE:'
1283 BrightDn Sq.
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TD: Mayor RDbert Woodburn and City Council Members,
Subject: Rice Creek W".t.ershed Dist.rict Manager nomination.
My ter"ffi as RicE Creek Watershed Dist.rict. Manager wi 11 e>:pi re i.n
J~.nt.\af'Y 1988. During tf1'" past. thr",,,, years I he.vE enjoyed serving
the district. and wDrking wi t.h all levels Df government. I believe
tha.t. it is e>:tremely important that t.he RCWD Mal'1agers continLle t.o
ensure public and community involvement and maintaiil a 1'1 "'Hcellent.
working relatiol'1ship with local governments..
I would like an Oppoi"tunity to cont.inue as a. m.a.nager for the RCWD
. and I would appreciate your~ recommendation for appointmel'1t t.o t.his
office.
Should you have an'i qUEst.i ons Dr r-equire additional information
please do not hesitat.e t.o contact me.
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Gerald A. Sa.nde
Telephone: (H) 636-1501
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. APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO A RAMSEY COUNTY C~ITTEE
Rlrr rRrrK WAT~rD DISTRlrT
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. DATE: October 12, 1987
NAME: Gerald A. Sande
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ADDRESS: (Business) UNrSYS Corp. P.O. Bx 64525, St. Paul, HN Zip 55164
(Home) 1283 Brighton Sq. New Brighton. ~~ Zip 55112
TELEPHONE: (Business) (612) 456-6683 (Home) (612) 636-1501
~lease send official correspondence to my: Business Hame x
Please state your reasons for wi shing to serve on this cOlII1littee: As the current
manager on the RCWD Board, r would like to continue to 6erve for the next
three year term. r believe my experience and background is an asset to the
district.
Please state your applicable back~round for service on this cOlll1littee. List qualifications
for membership if applicable ie: employment, education and/or related volunteer
experience): Currently serving as a manager for the RCWD. 1984- present. Office,
held during this position: 1st vice president. 2nd vice president and treasure:
1 was also a member of the State of Minnesota 509 Plan Advisory Committee whic~
. was directed by the State Water Resources Board. See attached document for
additional qualific2tions.
Please list names, addresses and telephone numbers of two persons who would be able to
confirm your qualifications for this particular committee service: .
1. Andrew Cardinal Sr. President RC~~, 429-1965, 6657 Centervil1e Rd, Hugo. MN
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2. LLoyd Scott Sr., Secretary RCWD, 786-2605, 5100 Red Oak Dr., Moundsview, MN
S5112
Your response to any of the above may be continued on the back and you may attach eny
other materials which you may want the County to consider.
Are you available for a personal interview should the County desire? Yes
Applications must be returned to: John Vel in, Chief Clerk
County of RlIIIIsey
Room 286 City Hall/Courthouse
15 West Kellog Boulevard
St. Paul, Mfi 55102
Postmarked by: ~~VaMhA~ 17 10R]
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. Gerald A. Sande
1283 Brighton Sq.
New Brighton, MN 55112
" Resident of New Brighton - 21 Yea,.s
" Employed at UNISYS Corporation, CSD - 22 Years
Position: Product Support Manager
" Community Involvement:
** Nanager-, Rice Creek Watershed District - 1984 to present.
Offices held: 1st Vice President, 2nd Vi ce Presi dent and
Treasurer..
"* Better BU$ineS5 Bureau, 1984
Presently serving on the arbitration committee
.... Junior A<::hievement, Proje<::t Business 1983/84
Business Consultant to 9th Grade Class at Alexander Ramsey
"* Previ OLISI y involved with New Brighton Parks and Re<::reation
Department as T-ball coach..
. "" Past member of Bel Air PTA
'* Organizations:
'** Member of So<::iety of Logisti<::s Engineers, 1982 - present
Offi<::es held in<::lude; Chairman Literature Servi<::e Committee
for the International Symposium, Se<::retary, 1982-1984 .;.:nd
<::urrently serving on pub Ii <:: relations committee.
'** Past member of Te<::tmi cal Marketing Society
"* Past membe.... of University of Minnesota Alumni Club
'* Edu<::ation:
"'* Ba<::helor of S<::ien<::e in BUSiness, 1975
** Business Program, New Mexi<::o State Univer.sity
"* Business, Finan<::ial and Personel Relationship CourSES
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. - Enviromental Involvement/Concerns:
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.- Current member Minnesota Canoe Club, 1984 - present
.- Attended seminar-s on Non-Point Source Pollution and
water quality, 1985-1987
** Previously involved wi th noise pollution
*- During the past fifteen years I have taken many canoe cond
camping trips into No..-thern Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Michigan. I have also canoed Rice C..-eek a number of ti mes.
As a long time membe..- of the community and current fTtan~ger-
of the RCWD, I have viewed and am awarE' of vast amount of
are=-. , lakes, steams and ditches that comprise the Rice Creek
Wate..-shed Di stri ct. I am concerne-d about retaining this
valuable resource" ho.., it i s managed and how we ensure
compatability with todays growing p..-ivate and business
commi ni tV.
- Summary:
As a RCWD ITlanager- fo..- the past three yea..-s I belieave th"t the
expe..-ience and knol',l edge that I have acquired is e"tremel y
valuable in continuing the duties and responsibilities of a
. RCWD n-lan~.ger .. In addition my business background, cummunity
involvement, and awareness and concern for ou..- unique natu..-al
Minnesota enviroment is an asset to the RCWD. I would like to
continue to serve as a RCWD manage..- fo..- the 1988 - 1991 term.
JerTY Sande
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Telephone: (H) 636-1501
(0) 456-6683
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,lDOMIl E. I'IANKE PETERSON, FRANKE lie }UACH -= L PEIl!I-'ON
YlMRD-l B. mDsoN PIl0PESSIONAL ASSOCIADON (I.J-t"2)
aONAlJ)). IJACH 200 I.OSEDAlE 'TOWI!RS
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DANIEL WIn' nAM 170D WEST HIGHWAY J6 .. 1rJSCDNSIN
OLI!NN A. IE.OMAN Jl.OSl!VlIJJl, I4INNIlSOTA "Ill -
JOHN II1000EL IiUlLEl. ST. PAUL OFFICE
CASS S. 1IlEJl." - .. .lGDWEST I'BDI!I.AL BUILDING
I'E1"ER L n. PE'J'ER. C.r,A. 4'U) ,....... 10 I!A5T PIPIH sn!!ET
nuOTHY J. HASSnT ST. PAm.. IIINNESOTA UIOl
M'OlAEL T. OBEJUJI . C'U)291"'"
WllLIAN A. SOlMlDT, ....0.
!WAN B. RLKINGTON .. 00UNSI!l
JAMES D, PHIW.PS C. WII.UI.M JIr.ANU
aVO! C. AHLQUIST
NOLLY T. IHlmDs
October 13, 1987
Ms. Pat ~ison
Clerlt Mninistrator
City of Arden Hills
1450 W. HighwaY 96
Arden Hills, M>l 55112
Re: Statanent f= Legal Services
June, July, August 1987
Pat:
I am enclosing billing statements for the months of June, .July arxi August
1987. You will notice a dramatic cha.tlle in the form of the billir.g dxunent. I
am hopeful that this will provide the city with more useful information
. regarding prosecution services. There is a billing document for each
prosecution arxi each d:x::\mlent itemizes wo:r:k d::ne by Varl.a.Js ~le within our
film by dote. f
I am requesting that the City of Arden Hills prepare ale dleck f= the m:nthl y )
total. I have highlighted in yellCM the individual totals and have included a .
ta~e for the total of all :in:ll.vidual prcsecuticns in a pa;t!cular m:nth. The
prosecutioo bills f= the m:nth of June inadvertently contained information
that had been billed in the month of May. Therefore, there are some
rorrecticns 00 the June billing stataoents.
Jim Phillips, an attorney, will be handliqJ nest of the o::urt arxi pretrial
-appearances 00 traffic matters. I will appear in connection with ordinance
violations, gross misdernearDrs and jury trials.
Regina Walsh and Virginia Dippel are paralegals who have input on various
investigative and trial preparatioo aspects of the IJL~ticns. Since June ~
many of the things which I formerly did are IX:M being d::ne by paralegals. The
attorney time is being billed at the rate of $42.50 per Inrr. The paralegal
tima, is being billed at the rate of $30.00 per Inrr. 'lhis has resulted in a
savings to the city since June of 1987.
I am (n.~ing that the Inrrly rates far atlr....ueys be increased to $55.00 per
. hour commencing December 1, 1987. I believe the :1ncreased attomey rate will
be offset by the fact that paralegals can do a fair Ill1Dt.1nt of wo:r:k at a lesser
. hourly rate. I w:.uld be happy to discuss this matter with :ycu and/= the city ~o)'
courx:il at your cxnvenience. . . ~
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If :you have any questioos, please cx:ntact me.
Very b:u1y yours,
PETERSOO, FRANKE & RIAaI
.JE:RG1E P. FILLA
Prosecuting .A-:.I.u.c, ""y
City of Arden Hills
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Enclosures
. P. S. ':Incidentally, the:reverse side of the billing docunent cx:ntai.ns bUHng
informaticn which is rot epplicable to the City of Arden Hills. We do not
intend to c:harye fina.nciIY,] oosts to the city.
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VILLAGE OF SHOREVIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
. 4665 NORTH VICTORiA STREET
Shoreview, Minnesota 55126 . Telephone 4S4-3353
October 22, 1987
Mayor and City Council
City of Arden Hills
c/o Pat Morrison
1450 W. Hwy. 96
Arden Hills, MN 55112
Dear Mayor Woodburn and Members of the Council:
The Shoreview City Council passed the enclosed resolution at
their last regular meeting on October 19, 1987, pertaining to the
municipal ownership of fire equipment. In our negotiations with
the Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Department on budget matters, we
have determined that a major issue is whether or not the three
cities will assume ownership and responsibility for depreciation
of major fire equipment in the future.
You have previously sent us correspondence indicating your
. interest in proceeding with municipal ownership of the equipment
in the future. It is our understanding that you are proceeding
with the concept of municipal ownership in your negotiations with
the Fire Department on a new contract. However, during the time
period before you can complete negotiations and actually execute
a new contract with the Fire Department, we believe it may help
in the negotiation with the Fire Department if you pass the same
or similar resolution that we have approved. The Fire Department
appears to be reluctant to reduce its budget proposals until they
have a definite commitment from all three cities to future
municipal ownership and depreciation for the major fire equipment
in each station.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
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Dwight D. Johnson
City Manager
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cc: City of North Oaks
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. RESOLUTION NO. 87-124
WHEREAS, the City of Shoreview and the Lake Johanna
Volunteer Fire Department have been negotiating on the budget for
the Fire Department for the second half of 1987 and 1988; and
WHEREAS, a major issue in the negotiation process is the
amount of depreciation to be included in the fire budget for
future purchase or replacement of major equipment; and
WHEREAS, the City of Shoreview has a contract with the
Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Department which clearly anticipates
that the City of Shoreview will purchase, own, and depreciate all
major equipment in fire stations in which the City has an
interest; and
WHEREAS, the City of Shoreview has a demonstrated policy
of purchasing, owning, and depreciating major equipment in
conjunction with the construction of Fire Station 13 and by
seeking bids for major equipment for Fire Station 14;
. WHEREAS, the Shoreview City Council wishes to strongly
reaffirm its policy of purchasing, owning, and depreciating major
fire equipment in the future;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Shoreview that the City hereby goes on record to
reaffirm its policy and contractual commitment of purchasing,
replacing, owning, and depreciating all major equipment in Fire
Stations 3 and 4 and to purchase, replace, own, and depreciate
all equipment in Station 2 subject to a mutual agreement on cost
sharing for Station 2 with the City of North Oaks.
AND, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Shoreview
encourages the cities of North Oaks and Arden Hills to formally
adopt similar resolutions of support for municipal ownership of
major fire equipment.
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p MINUTES OF THE ARDEN HILLS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Monday, October 12, 1987, 7:30 p.m. - Village Hall
CALL TO ORDER Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Woodburn
. called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
ROLL CALL The roll being called the following members were
present: Mayor Rohert Woodburn, Councilmembers Nancy
Hansen, Gary Peck, and Jeanne Winiecki. Absent: Councilmember Thomas Sather.
Also present: Attorney James Lynden, Planner Orlyn Miller, Public Works
Supervisor Robert Raddatz, Clerk Administrator Patricia Morrison and Deputy
Clerk Catherine Iago.
APPROVE MINUTES Hansen moved. seconded by Peck, that Council approve
the minutes of the Regular meeting of September 28,
1987 as submitted. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
BUSINESS FROM FLOOR None.
RES #87-65; NOV. Doug Hill, representing the Epilepsy Foundation of
EPILEPSY MONTH Minnesota, appeared before the Council to request
their support in proclaiming the month of November as
Epilepsy month in the City of Arden Hills.
Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council approve
Resolution No. 87-65; PROCLAIMING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER TO BE EPILEPSY MONTH IN
THE CITY OF ARDEN HILLS. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
CASE #87-30; SUP ROOF Council was referred to Planner's report of 9/28/87
. SIGNS, 3628 CONNELLY, and Planning Commission minutes of 10/7/87,
TRANS. ELECTRONICS recommending approval of one rooftop sign, with
conditions.
Planner Miller reviewed the background of the business and the relationship of
the applicant's building on Connelly St. to other buildings in the area. He
explained that the rooftop sign would extend approximatley 8-1/2 ft. above the
roof, as proposed, and sign size would meet current code requirements. Miller
noted that the Commission determined that a roof sign facing in a southerly
direction would be beneficial, however, a westerly facing sign on the roof
would not be visible, therefore only one should be permitted.
The Planner discussed the continuance of the mansard roof treatment on the
building for aesthetics; he noted that the Commission had discussed placement
of the sign on the building or on the mansard roof; the applicant advised that
a sign located on the building itself would not be beneficial and noted that
signs placed on mansard roofs usually become unattractive due to staining.
Miller pointed out that a free standing sign of 16 ft. would be permitted
without SUP, however, a setback variance would be necessary. He commented that
if the sign were kept flush with the roof of the building, rather than mounted
on the proposed frame, it would be possible to achieve close to 16 ft. in
height, which is the current height requirement for free-standing signs.
Council asked for the Planner's opinion relative to increased visibility of the
sign if the 3 ft. 6 in. mounting were utilized; Miller advised that visibility
would be improved but not significantly increased, he explained that the
. problem from eastbound traffic is more a narrow window of vision rather than
the height factor,
Mr. Petersen, Transportation Electronics, was present to answer any Council
questions.
Councilmember Peck questioned if the SUP would cease when the applicant vacates
the property.
. Miller advised that normally the SUP is tied to the land, rather than the
business, however, a stipulation could included be in the SUP to terminate the
sign when the business vacates the property. Attorney Lynden agreed.
Council discussed the height of the sign, placement of the sign off the
premises, and free-standing sign versus rooftop placement.
Miller noted that there is no provision in the sign ordinance for placement of
the sign off the premises.
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CASE #87-30 (Cont'dJ Moved by Peck, seconded by Winiecki, that Council
approve Case No. 87-30, Special Use Permit for Rooftop .
Sign, 3628 Connelly Street, Transportation Electronics, for one southerly
facing sign on the roof, not be exceed 8 ft. 6 in. from the top of the building
height, and a maximum of 20 ft. in width, and. furthermore, that the Special
U~e Permit remain in effect until such time as Transportation Electronics
vacates the premises.
Hansen moved to amend the motion, seconded by Peck,
that the rationale as stated in the Planning Commission minutes of 10/7/87, for
approval, be noted and approved by Council and that the motion include the
contingency that the applicant extend the mansard roof treatment on the west
side of the building to the south side of the building.
Hansen moved to further amend the motion, seconded by
Woodburn, that the height total, including the building and sign. be reduced by
2 ft.
Second amendment to the motion failed. (Hansen, Woodburn voting in favor; Peck
and Winiecki opposed) (2-2)
First amendment to the motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
The original motion as amended failed. (Peck, Woodburn voting in favor; Hansen
and Winiecki opposed) (2-2)
Moved by Winiecki, seconded by Woodburn, that Council .
approve Case No. 87-30, Special Use Permit for Rooftop Sign, 3628 Connelly
Street, Transportation Electronics, for the placement of one rooftop sign,
facing in a southerly direction, not to exceed 5 ft. in height, nor a total
height inclusive of building and sign of 19 ft., rationale for approval based
on the obscurity of the building, it's relationship to other businesses in the
area, the extension of the mansard roof which prohibits placement of the sign
on the business facia, and the feasibility of this solution given the limited
setback and unusual visibility conditions. Furthermore, that Council approval
is contingent upon the applicant extending the mansard roof treatment on the
west side of the building to the south side of the building, and that the
Special Use Permit shall remain in effect until such time as Transportation
Electronics vacates the premises. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
HWY 96 STUDY Council was referred to the Planning Commission minutes
COMM. REPORT of 10-7-87 and the Subcommittee report relativa to the
Highway 96 Task Force Study for beautification of
Highway 96 (see attached Exhibit "A").
Planner Miller reviewed the responses to the Task Force letter of 9/10/87 and
the General Issues discussed by Planning Commission as outlined in Exhibit "A".
Councilmember Hansen suggested Council strongly supported the upgrading of
Highway 96 and encourage the Task Force to continue the excellent work on this
project.
Mayor Woodburn discussed with the Planner the possibility of Highway 96 being .
made a 4-lane highway thru all the communities and recommended that the
following language be included under Responses to Letter of September 10, 1987,
under Item IIJ (b): "...as part of the County Trail System.
Council concurred with Mayor's recommendation and accepted the Subcommittee
report; they directed the Clerk Administrator to forward copies of the Council
and Planning Commission minutes to the Task Force Study Committee with their
approval of the recommendations and responses. .
CASE #87-28, SUP Council was referred to a letter from Attorney Lynden,
RADIO ANTENNA, 1541 10-7-87, regarding Mr. Kahnke's proposal to alter the
EDGEWATER, KAHNKE design of the antenna which was approved by the Council
at their meeting of 9/14/87.
The Attorney advised Council that he had been in contact with Kahnke's attorney
and had reviewed an FCC Memorandum Opinion and Order dated 9/16/85. Lynden
explained that Special Condition #4, of the Council approval, may be contrary
to the mandates of the FCC Order. He noted that, from a procedural standpoint,
the Council may determine whether or not such alterations to the design are
significant enough as to warrant anotber public hearing.
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. CASE #87-28 (Cont'd) Lynden further advised that Section VII.D. of the
Zoning Code gives the Zoning Administrator the latitude
to determine whether or not the changes may be deemed insignificant and
requirements of a public hearing may be waived, in the event of structural
alterations or changes not specifically permitted by the SUP. He recommended to
Kahnke's attorney that it would be helpful for him to secure written consents
from residents in the area, especially the adjacent neiahbors.
Council was referred to the diagram which showed the location of the antenna
and the design, as indicated in the materials attached to Lynden's letter of
10-7-87.
Councilmembers Hansen and Peck stated they saw no problem with the amended
proposal; Hansen preferred the antenn~ closer to the Kahnke's residence.
Councilmember Winiecki supported referral of this matter back to the Planning
Commission for another public hearing; it was her opinion that the proposal is
entirely different from what was approved. Mayor Woodburn agreed.
Joseph Kahnke, 1541 Edgewater, was present and reviewed his reasons for
amending his request: he presented Council with signatures from several
neighbors stating they are not opposed to the antenna and location as amended.
Planner Miller pointed out that the proposed changes in the antenna and
location would not be detrimental to adjacent neighbors and may, in his
opinion, be aesthetically beneficial as compared to the original plan.
. After discussion, Council concurred to defer determination of the significance
of the amended proposal and the necessity for another public hearing to the
Zoning Administrator. Mayor Woodburn advised Kahnke that he would be contacted
by the Zoning Administrator, within the next few days.
ARMY RESV. TRAINING Council was referred to letter from RSP Architects,
CNTR; JURISDICTION 10-7-87, requesting clarification of Arden Hills
position relative to enforcement of local codes and
ordinances on this federal project at the Twin Cities Arsenal.
The Clerk Administrator advised that she had discussed the matter with the
architectural firm and the Planner had briefly reviewed the building plans.
Council asked the Attorney for an opinion relative to jurisdiction on federal
property.
Lynden stated that it was his opinion the City does not have much jurisdiction
over a federal agency.
Council questioned if rezoning would be an issue; Lynden advised that it was
his recollection federal agencies do not adhere to zoning requirements,
however, State agencies must. Lynden stated that in the past the County was
required to make application for special pse permit. Council commented that the
training facilitiy would be a State agency.
. Planner Miller noted that Shoreline Management District is not in effect,
through the DNR; this may be a State mandated shoreline district. Miller had
contacted the DNR for their interpretation and, to date, had received no
response, He advised he could pursue the matter for clarification and
interpretation of jurisdiction. Council concurred.
After discussion, Council requested the Attorney research and give an opinion
on the following items:
. 1- Rezoning necessary; due to the fact that the training facility is
under State agency.
2. Clarification of Arden Hills jurisdiction on the property.
Council also requested the Attorney or appropriate staff direct a letter to the
architectural firm and advise that the City is pursuing a legal opinion
relative to jurisdiction and include the following Council concerns:
A. Council preferred no access onto Highway 96.
B. Council requested adherence to building code requirements, and standards
outlined in the Arden Hills Zoning Code.
C. Council requested upgrading the appearance of the premises along the south
side of the facility, adjacent to Highway 96.
D. Council requested they provide the City with an estimated water useage for
the facility, to determine the City's capability for providing services.
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ARMY TRNG. (Cont'd) Attorney Lynden stated it was his opinion that the City .
should assert jurisdiction on the site, until such time
as they owner proves authority to the contrary.
Council concurred, however, they preferred to have the question of jurisdic~ion
researched.
Councilmember Winiecki commented that, if a determination is made that the City
does have jurisdiction on the arsenal property, she would prefer to see a
master plan/PUD, relating to zoning issues, submitted to the City. Mayor
Woodhurn stated he felt the PUD would need to address only this 29-acre site.
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ORD #250; FINAL RDING Council was referred to a letter from Attorney Lynden,
LICENSES & PERMITS 10-6-87, relative. to revisions in Ordinance No. 250,
Clerk Administrator advised Council that Plumbers must be Stste licensed, and,
-therefore, Section 6-62, Insurance, should be amended.
Attorney Lynden recommended either the deletion of Section 6-62, Insurance, or
the addition of language in the third line of that Section to read; "therefor
-- unless exempt under State Law -- shall.... "
Attorney Lynden also noted that the reference to Section 6-147, as shown in the
Ordinance title and throughout the revision, should be changed to read Section
6-148.
Moved by Hansen, seconded by Peck, that Council suspend .
the rules and waive the reading of Ordinance No. 250, AMENDING SECTION 13-24 OR
ARDEN HILLS CODE BY DELETING THEREFROM AND ADDING THERETO CERTAIN LICENSES AND
PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INVESTIGATIVE FEES BY RESOLUTION; SECTION
13-26 BY DELETING THE PRORATION OF CONTRACTORS' LICENSES CONTAINED THEREIN; AND
SECTIONS 6-62 AND 6-147 BY CHANGING THE INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS, and adopt with
with the Attorney's recommended additional language in Section 6-62 and
changing of Section 6-147 to read 6-148 wherever it shall appear in the
Ordinance. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
RES. #87-63; FEES Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council approve
AND INS. REQMENTS Resolution No. 87-63, EstablishinR License and Permit
Fees and Liability Insurance Requirements. Motion
carried unanimously. (4-0)
ORD 1/252; SPEC. Council was referred to Attorney's letter (10-6-87),
EVENT SIGNS relative to Ordinance No. 252, Limiting Special Event
Signs in Commercial Districts.
Councilmember Peck expressed concern that the proposed Ordinance may be
restricting or regulating business in the Village.
Attorney Lynden advised that discussion in that regard may be appropriate
before the Final Reading of the Ordinance. .
Moved by Hansen, seconded by Winiecki, that Council
introduce by Title Ordinance No. 252, AMENDING SECTION 21-7 OF THE ARDEN HILLS .
CODE BY ADDING THERETO A NEW SUBSECTION (H) LIMITING THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL
EVENT SIGNS IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS. Motion carried. (Hansen, Winiecki and
Woodburn voting in favor; Peck opposed) (3-1)
ORD #253; ENFORCMT Council was referred to Attorney's letter (10-6-87),
ORD VIOL SUMMONSES relative to Ordinance No. 253, which adds a new
article entitled "Enforcement" and a new section
pertaining to issuing ordinance violation summonses by appropriate City staff.
Moved by Hansen, seconded by Peck, that Council .
introduce by Title Ordinance No. 253, AMENDING CHAPTER 2 OF THE ARDEN HILLS
CODE BY RESERVING SECTIONS AT THE END OF ARTICLE III THEREOF FOR FUTURE USE AND
BY ADDING THERETO A NEW ARTICLE IV, ENTITLED "ENFORCEMENT", AND A NEW SECTION
2-94 PERTAINING TO ISSUANCE OF ORDINANCE VIOLATION SUMMONSES. Motion carried
unanimously. (4-0)
BRIGHTON VET HOSP Council was referred to letter from Attorney Lynden,
LIC AND ADOPTION 10-8-87, relative to contractual arrangements and
adoption policy, as per the requested proposal from the
Brighton Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Keith Hedges.
Lynden advised that Section 5-61 of the Arden Hills code does embrace the
adoption policy as set forth on page two of the Brighton Veterinary Hospital
letter; only dogs are covered and inclusion of cats would require an amendment.
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Page 5
VET HOSP (Cont'd) Lynden further advised that if the City has a specific
. contractual arrangement with Brighton Veterinary
hospital, which does not leave it much descretion in how it operates, the City
can delegate the power to collect fees and to issue licenses to the Hospital.
He suggested that such an arrangement should include indemnity and insurance
provisions, which include contractual liability, as outlined in his letter of
10-8-87.
Council requested that Village staff research the current contractual
arrangement and review insurance with Mr. Hite, the Village insurance
representative and the Veterinary Hospital personnel.
Councilmember Hansen commented that it was her opinion that the fees should be
increased to reflect current costs and she would prefer to have Section 5-61
amended to include provision for cats.
Council concurred to request the Clerk Administrator research the contractual
agreement with the Brighton Veterinay Hospital, to leave Section 5-61 as is,
and contact Mr. Hite regarding insurance requirements.
CHAR. GAMBL ORD. Mayor Woodburn advised that he had requested the
matter of the proposed Charitable Gambling Ordinance
be placed on the agenda for Council discussion; intent was to determine if
Council was inclined to proceed with passage of the Ordinance pertaining to
Charitable Gambling in the City.
Peck advised he would prefer to pursue a Charitable Gambling Ordinance and he
. questioned how the Ordinance would affect the gambling licenses currently
issued relative to "phase out".
Lynden advised that there are provisions in the State Statutes for Gambling
Board to notify communities of license applications and for the communities to
reject the applications. He advised that in Arden Hills there is a business
location from which gambling organizations operate and that is what prompted
the ordinance provision discussions for phase out of gambling within a
reasonable period of time; the amortization period must be reasonable for
decision to be upheld in a court of law. He also stated the decision is based
on what sort of financial investment is involved and how tenable is the
business; the licenses at the location may not be approved the next year.
Councilmember Winiecki suggested Council place a moritoriam on Charitable
Gambling Licenses in the City of Arden Hills, not issuing additional licenses
than those currently in effect, until such time as the Ordinance has been
drafted.
Morrison advised that the Council has the option to limit the number of
licenses each year, unless the Council would be more comfortably with a formal
moritoriam.
Lynden suggested that he and the Clerk A~inistrator could draft a Resolution,
prior to the next regular Council meeting of October 26th.
. Moved by Winiecki, seconded by Peck, that Council
request the City Attorney to draft a Resolution which states that Council
hereby authorizes the Clerk Administrator to disapprove any additional license
applications for Charitable Gambling in the City of Arden Hills, as the
Attorney is currently drafting a Charitable Gambling Ordinance, and to notify
the Charitable Gambling Board by forwarding them a copy of said Resolution.
Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
CABLE COMM. REPORT Council was referred to Cable Committee minutes of
. PUB. ACCESS/BUDGET 10-8-87, relative .to the Status of the proposed
reorganization of Public Access and the 1988 Budget.
Bill Bauer, Cable Committee ~epresentative, was present to discuss the budget
increases and explain they are primarily due to a larger portion of the
administrative and secretarial salary expense being charged to this budget and
less to the Access Corporation. He noted the Commisison anticipates increased
time on NSCC matters in public access negotiations with Hauser. Bauer advised
that Cities have until October 15th to comment on the proposed budget; he
stated that the Commission expressed no problems with the proposed hudget.
Bauer discussed the proposed reorganization of Public Access and noted that it
seems evident Hauser would like to discontinue providing services for public
access. He advised that opinions differ on what should be provided, what is
criteria for measuring its success and what are the benefits.
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CABLE (Cont'd) Bauer advised he needs input from Council relative to
whether or not they would like public access staffed
and operated by the ten cities as a group; or as a group with the six other .
systems owned by Hauser. or is public access not an important issue to the
Council. He noted that the current cost per person for public access is $2.15;
it was his opinion that North Central may be agreeable to pay the cities for
release from the Public Access requirements.
Mayor Woodburn advised that Council would like to receive input on how many
persons use or watch the public access channels; suggested inclusion in the
budget for a survey to be conducted to determine the useage.
Bauer stated he would investigate the possibility of obtaining such information
and report back to Council.
Council concurred with the proposed 1988 Budget, thanked Bauer for his
representation this evening and extended their thanks to the full Cable
Commission for a fine job.
COUNTY RD. I Council was referred to a letter from Fire Chief Dan
REALIGNMENT Winkel (8-28-87) and from the City of Shoreview
(8-21-87), both relating to the proposed alternatives
for the reconstruction of the intersection of County Road I and Lexington
Avenue.
After discussion, Council concurred to direct staff to send a letter to the
County advising that Arden Hills has no strong preference, however,
Alternatives #1 or #2 would appear to be more feasible and less expensive than .
Alternatives #3 and #4.
FIRE CONTRACT Mayor Woodburn and Councilmember Hansen reported on the
Fire Department Contract negotiations; Mayor stated the
wording for the contract would be as proposed in the draft and that the dollar
amounts are still being discussed. He noted that there remains some uncertainty
if the City should own Capital Equipment as we purchased it; defined Capital
Items by those in the Capital Budget.
Council concurred to send the draft of the Fire Contract to the Attorney for
his review and language corrections and requested the contract be returned to
Council within three weeks.
Council asked if the Clerk Administrator had any additions or suggestions.
Morrison questioned if it would be possible to send the contract to Mr. Hite to
determine insurance amount requirements and what degree of insurance liability
is required with this contract. Council determined that the Attorney could
advise us on both matters,
Morrison also questioned if the contract could be negotiated on a calendar year
basis. Council advised this contract would be placed on a calendar year basis.
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HUMAN RGTS. COHN. Council was referred to the minutes of the Human Rights
MEMBER APPOINTMNT Commission meeting (10-1-87), requesting three members
be appointed to fill vacancies. .
Mayor Woodburn recommended Howard Meyer, Mrs. Ramanik Shah and Ray Conroe be
appointed to fill vacancies on the Commission; he asked staff to note
expiration dates in letters sent to appointees.
Moved by Hansen, seconded by Peck, that Council ratify
and approve the Mayor's recommendations for appointment to the Human Rights
Commission. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
Moved by Hansen, seconded by Peck, that Council .
authorize the expenditure of funds for the three new members appointed to the
Human Rights Commission to attend the "No Fault Grievance" training in December
of 1987. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
PURCH AUX EQUIP; Council was referred to memorandum from Public Works
NEW PARKS TRUCK Supervisor, 10-12-87, relative to the purchase of the
box, plow, h~ist and sander for the new Parks one-ton
truck, which was purchased last summer. He advised that bids were recieved on
Wednesday, 9-30-87, and recommended that Council accept the low bid of
$7,447.00 for purchase of this equipment.
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EQUIP (Cont'd) Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council authorize
. the expenditure of $7,447.00 for the purchase of a box,
plow, hoist and sander for the new one-ton Parks vehicle. Motion carried
unanimously. (4-0)
MISC. PUB. WKS. Public Works Supervisor Raddatz reported to Council on
the recent sewer line problems, watermain problems, and
explained the statement from Perron Contractors.
OTHER BUSINESS
RENDERING PLANT MTG, Council discussed the proposed meeting with citizens
and personnel from the Hide. & Tallow Plant.
Morrison reported that two Arden Hills residents, one New Brighton resident and
Dave Fridgen have confirmed attendance at the meeting.
Council suggested Morrison contact other residents in the area; Mrs. Thorn,
Walter Beager and Mr. Messerly, to see if they were interested in attending.
ALPO FOODS Mayor Woodburn suggested that the Clerk Administrator
send a letter within the next few weeks to Harvey
Stewart, Manager of Alpo Foods, to determine what progress is being made.
SPEED REDUCTION; Councilmember Peck suggested the Council forward a
COUNTY ROAD F letter to the County requesting a reduction to 30 mph
speed limit on County Road F.
. After discussion, Council concurred to direct the Clerk Administrator to send a
letter to the County, advising Arden Hills has received several complaints and
requesting their consideration to reduce the speed limit to 30 mph.
DELIQ. UTILITY Council discussed the delinquent utility bills and the
BILLS; POLICY necessity for determining a policy for handling these
accounts.
Councilmembers suggestions:
-Two separate policies should be set up; one for commercial properties
and one for residential properties which should include hardship
provision.
-Higher penalty should be imposed; 25%.
-Letter should be sent which states that the water will be shut off
in 10 days if the delinquent bill is not paid.
The Clerk Administrator commented that it is her understanding the limit for
imposing penalty is 8 percent; she will research the matter. She suggested that
Council may consider determining a policy prior to certification of delinquent
accounts next year.
Council concurred to place the matter on h future agenda for discussion.
PARKS DEPT; KARATE Councilmember Hansen questioned if the Karate fees
. listed in the Parks Director's memorandum were correct;
the 1986 fee was $15.00 per student, this year the fee is indicated at $14,00
per hour. She asked the Clerk Administrator to check the figures with Buckley.
LENGTH OF MEETING Councilmember Hansen commmented that the Council
meetings are extremely long; asked for suggestions for
reducing the length of the meetings.
REPORT OF CLERK ADMINISTRATOR
. LANDSCAPE INSP; Council was referred to the Landscape Inspector's
NOPK. CORP. CNTR report, 9-24-87, relative to the initial landscape
8 PINETREE DRIVE inspection at Northpark Corporate Center, Phase III,
8 Pinetree Drive.
Moved by Winiecki, seconded by Peck, that Council
accept the initial landscape inspection report, conditioned upon replacement of
the trees as recommended, and reduce the bond to a 100 percent maintenace bond
for the period of one year. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0)
CLAIMS & PAYROLL Peck moved, seconded by Winiecki, that Council approve
Claims and Payroll as submitted. Motion carried. (4-0)
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ADJOURNMENT Peck moved, seconded by Winiecki, that the meeting be .
adjourned at 11:50 p.m. Motion carried unanimously.
(4-0)
Patricia J. Morrison Robert L. Woodburn
Clerk Administrator Mayor
NOTICE OF MEETINGS
The next regular Council meeting will be held on Monday, October 26. 1987, at
7:30 p.m., at the Village Hall.
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. STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
ORDINANCE NO. 252
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 21-7 OF THE
ARDEN HILLS CODE BY ADDING THERETO A
NEW SUBSECTION (H) LIMITING THE ISSUANCE OF
SPECIAL EVENT SIGNS IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS
The City Council of Arden Hills hereby ordains:
Section l. Amendment to Section 21-7 of the Arden Hills
Code by Adding Subsection (h) Thereto. Section 21-7 of the Arden
Hills Code is hereby amended by adding thereto a new subsection
(h) which reads as follows:
n (h) No more than three (3 ) special event signs, per
location, shall be allowed within one calendar year
in a commercial district."
. Section 2. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall be
effective from and after its adoption by the Arden Hills City
Council and publication in the New Brighton Bulletin.
~ed by the Arden Hills Council this . day of
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'Robert L. Woodburn, Mayor
ATTEST:
Patricia . orrison
Clerk-Administrator
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. STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
ORDINANCE NO. 253
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2 OF THE ARDEN HILLS CODE
BY RESERVING SECTIONS AT THE END OF ARTICLE III THEREOF FOR
FUTURE USE AND BY ADDING THERETO A NEW ARTICLE IV,
ENTITLED "ENFORCEMENT" , AND A NEW SECTION 2-94
PERTAINING TO ISSUANCE OF ORDINANCE VIOLATION SUMMONSES
The City Council of the City of Arden Hills hereby ordains:
Sect ion l. Amendment to Article III, Division 2, of Chapter
2 of the Arden Hills Code to Reserve Certain Sections for Future
Use. Article III, Division 2 of Chapter 2 of the Arden Hills
Code is hereby amended by adding thereto, at the end thereof the
following:
. "Sees. 2-89 -- 2-93. Reserved.
Section 2. Amendment to Chapter 2 of Arden Hills Code by
Adding Thereto a New Article IV Entitled "Enforcement". Chapter
2 of the Arden Hills Code is hereby amended by adding thereto, at
the end thereof, a new Article IV entitled as follows:
"ARTICLE IV. ENFORCEMENT
Division 1
Officers and Agents"
Section 3. Amendment to Chapter 2 of Arden Hills Code by
Adding to Article IV, Division 1 Thereof a New Section 2-94.
Chapter 2 of the Arden Hills Code is hereby amended by adding to
Article III, Division 1 thereof a new Section 2-94 which reads as
follows:
"Sec. 2-94. Issuance of ordinance violation summonses.
The persons hereafter named, as employees or agents of
the city, shall have power to issue summonses with
complaints incorporated therein (citations), in the form
adopted by the rule of the court, but such issuance by
those named shall relate only to offenses involving the
Code; building construction, operation or maintenance;
fire and fire prevention; public health and sanitation;
. and zoning. No such employee, or agent, hereinafter
authorized to issue said summonses shall be authorized
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to secure a promise to appear in court in lieu of
arrest. Those authorized are as follows:
building inspector/code enforcement officer
fire chief and assistant fire chief
community service officer
health officer
plumbing inspector
mechanical inspector
electric inspector
other employees, or agents, of the city duly designated
from time to time by the city council"
Section 4 . Effective Date. This Ordinance shall be
effective from and after its adoption by the Arden Hills City
Council and its publication in the New Brighton Bulletin.
Adopted by the Arden Hills City Council this . 'day of
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Patricia J. Morrison
Clerk-Administrator
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... 7 CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
1450 W. HIGHWAY 96
ARDEN HILLS, MN 55112
Animal Pound Contract
. An Agreement made by and between the City of Arden Hills, a municipal
corporation, hereinafter called the City and Dr. Keith Hedges doing
business as the Brighton Veterinary Clinic, 2615 Mississippi Street, New
Brighton, Minnesota, hereinafter referred to as the "Poundkeeper", for and
in consideration of the covenants and agreements herein contained, the
parties agree as follows.
1. Brighton Veterinary Hospital is hereby designated the City's
Poundkeeper. ,
2. The poundkeeper warrants that it has good and sufficient facilities
for the impounding, keeping and care of dogs and cats which may be
brought to it by the City.
3. The poundkeeper shall receivet keep, board and care for all animals
entrusted to it by the City.
4. The poundkeeper shall receive and properly dispose of all dead animals
delivered by the City for a cost as set forth by Resolution adopted by
the City Council.
5. The poundkeeper shall train the City Community Service Officer (s) in
the safe and humane handling and apprehension of animals.
6. The poundkeeper shall in all cases, except where deemed inappropriate
by the poundkeeper, administer distemper vaccine to all animals
. impounded and shall attend to the medical needs of all animals. If
animal is reclaimed, owner shall pay 100% of the costs incurred by
reasons of this paragraph. If animal is not reclaimed, the City shall
pay to the poundkeeper fifty percent (50%) of the costs incurred.
7. If any animal shall not be reclaimed by the owner within five (5) days
as provided by MSA 35.71 and Section 5-59 of the Arden Hills City
Code, the City shall have no right or interest in such animal and the
poundkeeper may dispose of such animal in a proper and humane manner
or in accordance with the provisions of MSA 35-71, Subd. 3, or may
offer the animal for adoption, as provided in Section 5.61 of such
Code.
8. The City shall pay to the poundkeeper per day a boarding fee for dogs
and cats, as set forth by Resolution; said boarding not to exceed five
(5) days. The City shall pay the poundkeeper, in accordance with fees
set forth by Resolution, for each animal destroyed in a proper and
humane manner. The City shall not pay the poundkeeper any charges for
animal pickup.
9. The collection of fees and issuance of dog licenses shall be primarily
the responsibU ity of the City. The poundkeeper may, however, issue
licenses, on behalf of the City, and may defray his costs by means of
a license fee, the amount of which shall be first agreed upon in
writing by the City.
. 10. The poundkeeper shall not release any impounded animal until proper
proof has been shown that the necessary fees have been paid to the
City. For any unlicensed dog brought into the custody of the
poundkeeper, such dog shall not be released until a license for the
animal has been obtained by the owner. Nor shall any dog be released
until proof of a current rabies shot is shown or until vaccine for
rabies has been administered ,to the animal.
11. In addition to the per-day boarding fee, and fees paid to destroy
animals, the City' shall pay to the poundkeeper a monthly
administrative fee as set forth by Resolution.
. 12. The poundkeeper shall keep the pound open during the normal business
hours of the City Hall.
13. The poundkeeper shall at all times keep accurate records of all
animals impounded, boarded, and destroyed, pursuant to this Agreement,
and shall furnish monthly statements to the City.
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14. The pound shall be open at all reasonable times for inspection by the
City through its agents or employees.
. 15. The poundkeeper shall be responsible for all damages, harm or illness
suffered by the animals under its care and in its custody which may be
due to the negligence or intentional misconduct of the poundkeeper.
Said poundkeeper hereby indemnifies, hold harmless, and agrees to
defend the City from any damages, costs (including attorney's fees),
actions or causes of action. or claims made against the City for any
harm, losses, damages or expenses on account of bodily inj ury .
sickness. disease, death and property damag~ resulting from the
poundkeeper's operation.
16. The poundkeeper shall procure and keep in full force a policy of
comprehensive general liability insurance naming the City as an
additional insured with bodily injury limits of not less than $300.000
for each person and $500,000 for each accident and a property damage
limit of not less than $300,000. Such policy shall include
poundkeeper's indemnity obligations under Paragraph 14, but the limits
provided therein shall in no manner be construed as limitations of
poundkeeper's indemnity obligations. Such insurance policy shall be,
subject to the approval of the City Attorney. and after he has
approved it. filed with the Clerk Administrator.
17. This agreement shall take effect on and after November 1, 1987, and
shall continue in effect until subject to termination by either party
upon giving sixty (60) days written notice of its intent to terminate
this Agreement.
. Dated this day of , 1987.
WITNESSES: CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
Mayor
Clerk Administrator
BRIGHTON VETERINARY CLINIC
Poundkeeper
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
Resolution No. 87-66
. RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES
FOR ANIMAL CONTROL
WHEREAS, the Arden Hills City Code, Section 5-59, provides that
impoundment fees are to be established by Re~olution, and,
WHEREAS, the Animal Pound Agreement between the City of Arden
Hills and Brighton Veterinary Hospital establishes additional charges for
animal control;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following charges are
hereby established:
1. $10.00 per animal for pick up.
2. $ 5.00 per day for boarding dogs.
3. $ 4.00 per day for boarding cats.
4. $ 5.00 per day for isolating dogs.
5. $ 3.50 per day for isolating cats.
6. $14.00 per animal weighing up to 39 lbs., delivered
by the City, to be destroyed in a proper and humane manner.
7. $17.00 per animal weighing 40 lbs. or more, delivered
by the City to be destroyed in a proper and humane manner.
8. $11.00 per animal to dispose of dead animals delivered
by the City.
9. Owner of claimed animals will pay 100% of medical charges.
. 10. $75.00 per month for administration ,fee.
11. Shots/Vaccination Charges:
a) $13.00 for Rabies shots.
b) $ 6.00 for Distemper/Hepatitis shots; $1.35 without
owner.
c) Parva Virus Vaccination for claimed dogs $1.00.
d) Parva Virus Vaccination for unclaimed dogs $.50.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a Certificate of Insurance, for
Hmi ts set forth in the Animal Pound Contract, shall be submitted to the
City annually;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution supercedes Resolution
Nos. 80-6, 80-8, 81-42 and 85-6; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution shall be effective as
of November 1, 1987.
Passed by the Arden Hills Council on this day
of , 19_.
Robert L. Woodburn
Mayor
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Patricia J. Morrison
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
RESOLUTION NO. 87-67
RESOLUTION SETTING A MORATORIUM ON ADDITIONAL CHARITABLE GAMBLING
LICENSES AND AUTHORIZING THE CLERK ADMINISTRATOR
TO REJECT APPLICATIONS THEREFOR
WHEREAS, the Arden Hills City Council has determined that an
Ordinance should be considered setting standards for any charitable
gambling conducted within the City of Arden Hills, and has instructed the
City Attorney:~~_ draft such an Ordinance; and,
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approptiat~ to consider any additional applications unF~ s~~ ~~~. ,afi ,a.1'L_'" k
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED J!t THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY oF-
ARDEN HILLS, that, commencing this date"there shall be a moratorium on
the issuance of any additional charitable gambling licenses until such
time as an Ordinance has been approved and adopted by the Arden Hills City
Council; and,
. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clerk Administrator is
hereby authorized, on behalf of the Council, to reject any and all
charitable gambling license applications until such time that a Charitable
Gambling Ordinance is approved and adopted by the Council, and is directed
to provide the Charitable Gambling Board with a certified copy of this
Resolution, and to advise the Board of its prospective rejection of any
further Charitable Gambling License applications until this Resolution is
revoked. .
Adopted by the Arden Hills City Council this 26th day of
October, 1987.
Robert L. Woodburn, Mayor
ATTEST
Patricia J. Morrison
Clerk Administrator
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JAMES S. LYNDEN
. ATTORNEY AT LAw
October 23, 1987
Arden Hills city Council
City Hall
1450 West Highway 96
Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112
R"'. Case No.: 87-28, Joseph and Mary Kahnke--Special Use Permit
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Dear Members of the Council:
. I enclose herewith to each of you at your home a copy of my
draft of the above-referenced document. If it meets with your
approval at next Monday night's Council meeting, please authorize
the Clerk-Administrator to sign the same on behalf of the City.
Very truly yours,
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Enclosure
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(612) 223-5436 (612) 297-6400
800 AM HOlST TowER ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102
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JAMES S. LYNDEN
. ATTORNEY AT LAw
October 23, 1987
Arden Hills City Council
Ci ty Hall
1450 West Highway 96
Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112
RE: Case No.: 87-30, Transportation Electronics, Inc.--Special Use
permit
Dear Members of the Council:
I enclose herewith to each of you at your home a copy of my
draft of the above-referenced document. If it meets with your
. approval at the Council meeting next Monday night, you should
authorize the Clerk-Administrator to sign it on behalf of the City.
very truly yours,
Jam s s. CYOde~~
JSL:dls
Enclosure
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(612) 223-5436 (612) 297-6400
800 AM HOIST TOWER ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102
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Mr. Robert Zakaras
Project Manager
Ritter, Suppes, Plautz Architects,Ltd.
One Hundred and Twenty-First Avenue Ro.
Minneapolis, Mo. 55401
1lE: U.S. Amy Reserve Training Center
Dear Mr. Zakaras:
Your aemorandum, of October 7th, relative to jurisdictional
preogative, vas forwarded to the City Council, on October
12th, for their consideration. An extract of Ilinutes of
this meeting is enclosed for your information. Generally,
. the Council determined that:
a) they preferred no access onto Highway 96;
b) they requested adherence to building and zoning
code requirements;
c) they requested that the prea1ses along the Bouth
Bide of the facility, adjacent to Highway 96, be
upgraded; and,
d) they requested the City be provided with es~ted
vater useage for the fscility to determine the
City's capability to provide this service.
The Council further directed the City Attorney to research the
legality of the City's jurisdiction relative to this project. I
viII forward a copy of this opinion to your attention upon
receipt.
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Clerk Administrator
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.. FURTHER INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED BY AITORNEY LYNDEN, AND
DELIVERED TO YOUR HOMES BY MAIL THIS WEEKEND.
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ATTORNEY AT LAw
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October 23, 1987
I\rden Hills City Council
City Hall
1450 West Highway 96
Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112
RE: Zoninq Requlation of Federal Governmental Aqencies
Dear Members of the Council:
Zoning Ordinances enacted by local governments cannot control
building activities by the federal government or by federal
instrumentalities unless Congress consents thereto in a statute
enacted by it. In at least one case of which I am aware, Groton
vs. Laird (D.C. Conn. ) 353 F. Supp. 344, the U.S. Navy was held to
. be exempt from local zoning ordinances.
Based the foregoing rule of law, thus, I of the
upon am
opinion that the City has no power to regulate the building
activities of the federal government on the grounds of the 'TCAAP--
unless the user of the building(s) to be constructed is a non-
governmental entity or is a non-federal instrumentality or agency
which intends to engage in a purely proprietary function. I doubt
that any of the ingredients necessary to invoke these exceptions is
present in this case. Although someone at the last Council meeting
said that the user was an agency or instrumentality of the State of
Minnesota, I do not think that statement is true. I believe that
the user is proposed to be the U.S. Army Reserve--not the Minnesota
National Guard. In any event, even if the user is an
instrumentality of the State of Minnesota, the use of the TCAAP
property for army reserve functions is truly g6vernmental rather
than proprietary.
Regardless of the foregoing, as I have advised this Council
and its predecessors, I think that the City should take the
position that it does have the authority to regulate and should do
so until the City is provided with authority to the contrary. As I
understand it from talking to the Clerk-Administrator, the U.S.
Army Reserve is essentially willing to accede to most, if not all,
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(612) 223-5436 (612) 297-6400
800 AMHOIST TOWER ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102
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Arden Hills City Council
October 23, 1987
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of the City's requirements from a building and planning standpoint.
I do not think that the City should get involved in rezoning the
property in question however.
Very truly yours,
JSL:dls
cc: Councilmembers
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. City of Arden Hills
Solid Waste Management Plan
October, 1987
Background
During the past year, the Public Safety and Works Committee and-the
Solid Waste Management Committee have studied the issues surrounding the
question of waste handling. Regular reports tracking the progress of
the deliberations, have been presented to the Council.
The time has now come to act upon specific proposals as outlined in this
brief.
Objectives
1. Comply with the source separation (recycling) requirements
established by Ramsey County through a program of curbside
recyclable pickup.
2. Fund the costs of curbside pickup during both the short and long
term - without relying on property taxes.
3. Provide residents with an economic incentive to reduce their waste
stream and participate in the recycling program.
. 4. Remove a significant amount of yard debris from the waste disposal
stream through on and off site composting.
Methodology
1. Source Separation - Curbside Recycling
Action needed: Authorize staff to solicit bids for monthly and
bi-weekly curbside pickup of recyclables from
residences.
Rationale: The curbside pickup of recyclables should allow the
city to approach the source separation goals
established by the county. The program will be
timed to begin upon the receipt of grant funding
from the county. Pickup service frequency (monthly
or bi-weekly) will be determined based upon the
funding received.
Note: Estimated costs of pickup are $12,000 per
year for monthly service, $18,400 per year
for bi-weekly.
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October, 1987
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2. Funding for Curbside Recyclable Pickup
~ction Needed: Authorize staff to apply for 100% funding of
curbside recyclable pickup from Ramsey County.
Rationale: Funding, to cover 100% of the curbside pickup costs,
is available from Ramsey County. County staff
estimates that funds are available to allow
bi-weekly pickups in 30% of the county, and monthly
pickups in the balance. The funding represents a
return to the residents of a property tax surcharge,
which amounts to $2.24 in 1987, but will rise to
over $7.00 in 1988.
Long-Term
Funding Plan: Commencing in 1989, funding for recycling will be
provided from a monthly surcharge, in an amount not
likely to exceed $1.00 per month, applied to utility
bills. By funding the program internally, and after
having shown evidence of an effective recycling
system, the city will be able to have the county's
. recycling surcharge (over $7.00 in 1988... expected
to be higher in 1989) lifted. No action needed at
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present.
3. Economic Incentive to Reduce Waste - Participate in Recycling
Action Needed: Amend refuse haulers licenses to require the
provision of a 15% monthly discount to residences
that agree to limit refuse to 60 gallons per week,
beginning July 1, 1988.
Rationale: At present, those who generate small volumes of
refuse pay the same removal costs as large
generators. Further, no economic incentives exist
to reward recycling or waste reduction. Ideally,
all refuse collection costs would be volume-related,
and this is likely to become the norm in the future.
This step provides an economic incentive now, in a
manner the haulers feel is practical, without
getting the city extensively involved in regulation
or enforcement.
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Solid Waste Management Plan Page 3
October, 1987
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4. Remove a Significant Portion of Yard Waste From the Refuse Stream
Action Needed: None at present
Comment: During the course of discussions with the haulers,
it has been learned that certain of them, Bellaire
in particular, would be willing to provide
supervised roll-off service for yard refuse at no
cost to the city. A nominal fee (25~ per bag) is
charged to users, and the city would need to supply
a site - probably the city hall lot. Since the city
gets "credit" for material removed in this manner,
the Solid Waste Committee would like to further
explore this option with the thought of providing
this service during the spring and fall of 1988.
Summary of Actions Needed:
l. Authorize the staff to solicit bids for curbside recyclable pickup.
2. Authorize the staff to apply for recyclable pickup reimbursement
grants.
. 3. Authorize the amendment of hauler licenses to require the provision
of 15% discounts to residents limiting waste to 60 ~~ ~~
beginning ~ I, 1988. ~
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Date: October 9, 1987
To: Arden Hills Council
From: John T. Buckley
Subject: Fall Program Leaders
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I am recommending that the following individuals be hired as program
leaders for the Fall Program Season.
Youth Tumblin~/Gvmnastics
Jean Lanz, 5372 St. Stephan St., Moundsview. 786-4696
Salary Recommendation: $8.00 per hour; 1986 Salary, $7.75 per hour.
Julie Nichols, 1286 16th Ave. N.W., New Brighton, 636-6024
Salary Recommendation: $7.25 per hour.
Jana DeVries, 820 W. County Road I, Shoreview, 483-8347
Salary Recommendation: $7.25 per hour.
. Sylvia Peters, 286 Cleveland Avenue S.W., 636-6352
Salary Recommendation: $6.50 per hour.
Wendy Clark, Bethel College, 633-6494
Salary Recommendation: $7.25 per hour.
Tap/Ballet, Jazz
Xiomara Ugarte, 575 Kent Court, 55126, 481-9856
Salary Recommendation: $13.75 per student; 1986 Salary, Same.
Jr. Jazzercise for Youth
Jana DeVries, 820 W. County Road I, 483-8347
Salary Recommendation: $15.00 per student.
Karate
Steven Lorbach, 6673 Hokan Drive, Lino Lakes, 55014, 721-6283
Salary Recommendation: $15.00 per hour, 1986 salary $14.00 per
student.
Halloween Party
Sylvia Peters, 286 Cleveland Avenue S.W., 636-6352
$15 for salary, $10 for supplies and treats.
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BOX 37,500 LAFAYETTE ROAD . ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA . 55155.4037
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(612) 296-6157 (
October 16, 1987
Ms. Patricia J. Morrison
Clerk Administrator
City of Arden Hills
1450 West Highway 96
Arden Hills, MN 55112
Dear Ms. Morrison:
After reviewing the proposed 40 mph speed limit on Lake Johanna, our
water surface use task force had no objections to its enactment. There
were, however, a number of unsolicited letters and petitions both for
and against the proposal from the public which we received over the past
several weeks. Since our review is primarily to determine compatibility
with Minnesota Statutes and Rules affecting water surface use management,
I am enclosing copies of the correspondence for your information.
. In consideration of our water surface use task force recommendation, I am
approving the proposed 40 mph speed limit. Please remember to mark all
public access points with this restriction and to send a copy of your
enacted ordinance to Kim Elverum, our boat and water safety coordinator.
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Region VI Admin. - Kathleen Wallace
WSUM Task Force
Ramsey Co. Sheriff's Dept. - Sgt. Mike Shanley
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Boat & Water Safety Committee
Centennial Office Building
500 Lafayette Rd.
St. Paul, MN 55155
Dear Sirs,
Enclosed is a copy of my response to Nito Quitevis' letter
addressed to you on 9/18/87. I think my letter is clear enough.
He has alot of nerve to think he can speak for everyone in Areen
Hills (especially since he doesn't live here) and to speak for
everyone who wishes to use Lake Johanna. He mentions no question-
aire, do you want one? If you would like one or letters from my
shoreline residents, I can have one to you in a few days. Or
maybe you would like telephnne calls from about 100 of the 104
residents on the lake. Just because Mr. Quitevis can type you
a letter on fancy letterhead stationary, does not mean that he
speaks for all or any of the res~ of USlllllIllllllII
. If you would like to discuss this matter further, please feel
free to call me at 293-8835 work and 6330197 home. If you are
interested in letters, phone calls and questionaires, please let
me know. The Lake Johanna Improvement Society has been in operation
for many,ma~ years. Notonly do we promote safe, sane multiuse
lake surface, we also work on raising money for weed and algae control
p,articipate in matters relating to the improvemen't of the water
~hed district and reactional programing, but we ~lso produce a
yearly newsletter and occasionally have lake shore owners meetings.
II can speak as a lO~ time home owner (my father built the second
permanent house here , chairman of the Lake Johanna Improvement
Society, tax payer, daily lake user, but also as one of five on
the Arden Hills City Council.
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Arden Hills, MN 55112
September 27, 1987
Nito Quitevis
450 Horseshoe Drive
Shoreview Minnesota 55126
Dear Mr. Quitevis,
I received a copy of your letter to the Boat and Water Safety
Committee dated Sept. 18, 1987. It is amazing to me that you
have the nerve to think you and other fellow motor boat owners
have the only right to use public water. It is also overwhelming
to me that you can use it for no charge. I have been a home
owner on this lake for more that 45 years (family's home was second
on the lake). All this time we have paid taxes and done the physical
labor needed to maintain the shoreline and water surface for you
tow ons to enjoy. The Lake Johanna Improvement Society has been
incorporated for over 25 years with its main objective of keeping
the lake free of weeds and algae. Last year the bill was nearly
$8,000. The home owners raise all the money with yearly contributions
from Ram~ Co.(not to exceed 50%0. I have never received any sup-
. port from your Water Ski Association; however I am certain many
of your bunch use the lake.
It takes alot of audacity to think that water skiing and loud
noise is the only way to enjoy a lake. Too bad for you,that you
cannot enjoy quiet sports including sailing, canoeing, swimming
and simply sitting and looking. Since the boa ting restricitons
;have been established on the lake, we have increased in wildlife,
/swimming, sailing, canoeing, and soothing periods without incredible
noise. Du:.ing the boating hours it is impossible to swim because of
the wake and the shoreline and lake bottom get so disturbed that
the water clarity drops to zero. As for 250 feet. I would gladly
have the association pay for the shoreline markers and that would
truly cramp your style of harrassment. As a lifelong resident,
we have always respected Shoreline and swimming areas. Many of your
skiers do not, cutting in between docks and rafts, coming too
cl'lse to non power boats, and in general disturbing anyone who
is~art of your "In Crowd".
You state that you are not aware of any questionaire that was
circulated around this area. How about living here instead of
complaining. I have not noticed a Horsehoe Drive on our shore.
A petition was set around personally by several members of the
residents group in the Improvement Society. I have received
phone calls and personal visits regarding reducing the speed and
:. even eliminating the power boating entirely.
As for Mark Petersen, he does not live on Lake Johanna and
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of maintaining the weed fl'ee Llke that all of you non residents
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As for 40 MPH, it is defini"tely faS't enough for any skiing
. and family use of the lake. I learned to water ski in the 1960s
and we never needed to exceed 35 to pull as many as 3 skiers.:
We even had a course for one ski which required less than 35MPH
to navigate successfully.
The accident reports were submitted at the request of theD~rn.
Probably the only reason that they are not more noteworthy is that
the sane and sensible people don't go out when the fast boat~
driven carelessl~ are out there. The fact that two boats haven't
crashed together is not reason to say it is safe.
How can you say that the amendment does not reflect the wishes
of the city of Arden Hills? Do you have any insight to the over
,9.00cresidents who live here. Do you have a crystal ball? I wish
I could be so lucky. Seeing as I have lived here over 40 years
and know all the residents on the lake and most of the surrounding
neighborhood, who are you referring to?
You may not have looked at other lakes. since you are so busy
with ours. Lake Owasso, White Bear and many othersare also
working at reducing the speed, noise and abuse of the surface water.
I have to be amazed that you have the gull and audacity to think
that power boating and waterskiing is the only way to enjoy the
lakes in our area. Pity that you cannot see anything else. You
are not the only ones who live and enjoy life. Or is that surprising
. to you?l If I had my way, I would work for NO power boats on Lake
JOhanna; however as chairman of the Improvement Society (for 15 yrs.)
I havemvocated for a multiuse lake. One that allows for swimming
safely, sailing, canoing, skiing and viewing. Excessive speed and
careless boating adds nothing to these uses.
Public water is pUblic water. Not for the use exclusively
of those whocan afford high powered boats and fancy skis. Keep
t~t in mind. Everyone has a right "l,.) the use of. surface
water. It is not, I repeat, not just for you and your association.
If you would like to discuss this further. I am always available
for a telephone call at 633-1097 after 6PM ' nights and,',on
weekends.
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Boat and Water Safety Com. Nanc~nsen. Chairman
Water Ski Association. PI.
Lake Johanna Improvement Society
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elected to the schclol b':'Bt"d. Wha't a bette,' way to get your r,ame
krfl~wn i Yr the r.eighbol'"'hoc1d than tl:' take at"clut'"ld a petition to save
-"; ~,e t"le i gh borhc'c,c::! ell i Idren from cet....tain 1 r....:; ury. BeC81..lSe '5C'rI'11e othe,'
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time table, ) !'"";.~.ve speed limits, this pot et"lt i a 1 po 1 it it i c.y, could
feel weshol..tld slap it C1rl o lit... lake.. He has a bC1at that cC1uld riot
exceed 4() fi>. p. h. if he trie::.:.
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race, =':.lor, creed, sex ;J1"'" Ylational Ot-igir.. We are now s.ee i rig a
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carl't e,l''' OOYl't do themselves..
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riot '-ecal :' any accideY'lt on L",ke ':ohaY',rla in the last -::;wer.ty years
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. October 9, 1987
Mr. Kim Elverum
Dept. of Natural Resources
Boat & Water Safety
Centennial Office Building
500 Lafayette Road
St. Paul, Miimesota 55155
Dear Kim,
Attached you will find a petition with the names
of people concerned about the restrictions on Lake
Johanna, as we previously discussed.
I will follow-up next week with a let~er explaining
my personal Concerns.
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Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112
October I, 1987
Mr. Nito Quitevis
450 Horseshoe Drive
Shoreview, Minnesota 55126
Re: Village of Arden Hills Amendment to existing Ordinance placing
40 m.p.h. speed limit on Lake Johanna
Dear Mr. Quitevis:
As the informal leader of the movement to place a 40 m.p.h. speed
limit on Lake Johanna, I received a copy of your letter dated
September 18. 1987. It is obvious that you are frustrated with the
overall ordinance that places a speed limit on Lake Johanna of 5
m.p.h. during various times of the day. You dwell quite heavily on
the various provisions of the original ordinance which has been in
existence since the early 1970's. The other provisions of the
ordinance are not at issue. The only proposal currently before the
Board of Boat and Water Safety Committee of the Department of
. Natural Resources is the speed limit on the lake.
Your letter does not address the issues of speed and safety on Lake
Johanna. The proposed speed ordinance was for safety purposes and
to permit all types of recreational use on the lake during those
hours for which there is no current speed limit. No where did you
address the issue of whether a boat travelling 45 to 90 m.p.h. is
safe. What recreational uses are there when you exceed 40 m.p.h.?
As a member of the American Water Ski Association, I am sure you are
well aware of the fact that most tournament speeds are less than 35
m.p.h. Recreational water skiing very seldom, if ever, exceeds 40
m.p.h. It also seems strange to me that you would favor a 40 m.p.h.
speed limit on Lake Owasso where you live and then object to a speed
limit on a neighboring lake. Is there any reason why your lake
needs a 40 m.p.h. speed limit and other lakes wouldn't? Obviously,
you and your neighbors who reside on Lake Owasso had a reason for
placing a speed limit on your lake.
The only issue brought to the council was whether a boat travelling
at 45 to 90 m.p.h. is safe for other users of the lake. A boat
travelling at 45 mph travels 66 feet per second and a boat at 60 mph
travels 88 feet per second and at 90 m.p.h. a boat travels 132 feet
per second. At these speeds you have little time to react or slow a
boat down. I'm still waiting for the person to tell me that speed
doesn't kill someone eventually. If speed is not a safety problem,
. why do we have speed limits on our public highways and on other
lakes?
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You allude in your letter that the opinion and views of the 40
m.p.h. ordinance does not reflect that of the user public. What is
your basis? Where do you obtain your facts? If a 40 m.p.h. limit
is not in the best interests of the USer public why did you place a
40 m.p.h. limit on Lake Owasso? I was personally involved in some
of the canvassing of the lake residents. We restricted the petition
to those persons who lived on the lake because of direct statements
made to me that the council and the mayor were most interested in
the views of the people who would be most directly affected by such
an ordinance. I had many people approach me who requested to sign
the petition but were not permitted to do so since we limited the
signatures strictly to those persons on the lake. I could have
provided a lot more signatures than those presented to the council.
Finally. I won't be as ungracious to refer to you as an
"unknowledgable person". I would suggest in the future that you
first find out the background about the "unknowledgable persons"
before you make allegations like that. You also allude to
questionable materials, misrepresentations and hearsay. You make no
specific reference to any misrepresentations and/or hearsay
statements that were presented to the council in support of this
amendment to the current ordinance. For your information, visual
. observations are not hearsay. It seems strange to me that you
didn't specifically identify those items to which you allude.
You obviously have an opinion which you are entitled to express.
Our country works on the basis of democracy and we are all free to
express ourselves and to participate in the legislative process.
I'm happy that you saw fit to do so. Your letter was written on
American Water Ski Association letterhead. Back in the 1960's I too
was a member of the American Water Ski Association. In using the
letterhead of AWSA. were you in fact representing the American Water
Ski Association in your official capacity as a representative or
were you merely expressing your own personal opinion and using the
stationery as additional unofficial support for your opinions? I
note with interest that you failed to specify what authority and/or
resolution that had been adopted by the local division of the
American-Water Ski Association to support your representation of the
AWSA. When I was a member of the American Water Ski Association
back in the 60's it was always my belief that they promoted water
safety for all users. I question whether the American Water Ski
Association in fact would take a position with respect to speed on a
lake where there is a safety factor involved with respect to speed.
If you ever wish to debate the issues with respect to safety
relating to speed on Lake Johanna, I would be happy to sit down and
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. October 1, 1987
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meet with you face to face or to discuss the issues in a telephone
conversation.
Very truly yours,
Stephen L. Nelson
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cc: Boat and Water Safety Committee
Clerk of Arden Hills
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8800 WEST lIlth STREET, SlllTE 1260
MlNNEAPOUS. MINNESOTA 55431
TELEPHONE 612-83S-9090
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We have examined the schedule of cash and investment balances of
the City of Arden Hills, Minnesota as of August 31, 1987. Our
examination was made in accordance with generally accepted
auditing standards and, accordingly, included such tests of the
accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we
considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion, the schedule of cash and investment balances
present fairly the cash and investment balances of the City of
Arden Hills, Minnesota as of August 31, ~987.
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SCHEDULE OF CASH AND INVESTMENT BALANCES
AUGUST ,31, 1987
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I Administration $ 275.00
Parks 50.00
Total petty cash $ 325.00
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Cash in Bank
.Norwest Bank of St. Paul (checking) 41 338.21
I Roseville Bank (checking) 12 180.31
Norwest Bank of St. Paul (savings) 116 822.44
Roseville Bank (savings) 152 908.48
I Total cash in bank 323 249.44
Investments - at cost
I First Minnesota Savings Bank
CD - due 1/28/88 125 000.00
CD - due 1/28/88 325 000.00
I CD - due 11/20/87 476 908.07
CD - due 10/15/87 450 000.00 1 376 908.07
I Twin City Federal
CD - due 9/17/87 321 233.46
CD - due 9/17/87 602 838.43 924 071. 89
I. Kidder Peabody and Co.
$1,135M U.S. Treasury Bills _
due 6/9/88 1 133 045.34 !!!
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I General $ 463 181.17
Shade Tree Disease 1 281.04
Self Sustaining Recreation 4 450.66
I Park 325 698.42
Cable Television ' 5 133.30
Advance Refunding Bond 988 413.70
I Municipal Land and Buildings (16 212.55)
Permanent Improvement Revolving 1 080 367.54
General Improvement "--(~<:'-,(S) (296 947.06)
I Water 83-4 ' (24 046.99)
Water Utility 465 058.90
Sewer Utility 729 014.14
I Total cash and investments $3 725 392.27
August deposits recorded
I in September 32 217.57
August bank charges recorded
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CK. if CK DATE EMPLOYEE !lAME GROSS NET ERS. HRS.
13737 10/27/87 VOID
13738 10/27/87 VOID
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13740 10/27/87 ROBERT WOODBURN 241. 67 191. 67 1 MO
13741 10/27/87 NANCY HANSON 191.67 151. 67 1 MO
13742 10/27/87 GARY PECK 191.67 191. 67 1 MO
13743 10/27/87 THOMAS SATHER 191.67 191.67 1 MO
13744 10/27/87 JEANNE WIllIECKE 191. 67 188.89 1 MO
13745 10/27/87 JANE LUND 808.44 564.12 80 2.75
13746 10/27/87 SHIRLEY MARSHALL 736.56 408.73 80 3.50
13747 10/27/87 DARLENE SCOTT 652.00 423.72 80
13748 10/27/87 CATHERINE lAGO 1009.60 670.07 80
13749 10/27/87 PATRICIA HORRISON 1401.60 605.73 80
13750 10/27/87 FRANK GREEN 115.00 115.00 1 MO
13751 10/27/87 MICHAEL MCKINNEY 1102.40 747.38 80
13752 10/27/87 R WAYNE BRUNETTE 1054.40 586.43 80
13753 10/27/87 FRED REED 1054.40 743.68 80
13754 10/27/87 MICHAEL SCHIFSKY 1054.40 761.92 80
13755 10/27/87 DANIEL WIIIKEL 1056.20 654.57 80
13756 10/27/87 ROBERT RADDATZ 1375.20 919.22 80
13757 10/27/87 JOSEPH MOONEY 948.80 706.17 80
13758 10/27/87 MAUREEN WIliKEL 52.00 45.36 8
. 13759 10/27/87 DAVID GERMDNDSON 12.00 11.83 3
13760 10/27/87 JOHN BUCKLEY 1258.40 905.46 80
13761 10/27/87 FRED BELL 961.60 648.95 80
13762 10/27/87 DAVID WINKEL 961;60 525.28 80
13763 10/27/87 KEVIN FULLER 840.00 560.83 80
13764 10/27/87 DENNIS WALSH 215.00 192.76 43
13765 10/27/87 RICHARD CIEKINSKI 239.51 190.63 43
17917.46 11903.41
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12766 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (FIT) ------------------------------ 2055.75
13767 INTERNAL REVENUE (FICA) ------------------------------------- 1105.44
13768 COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE ------------------------------------- 1929.73
13769 VILLAGE OF ARDEN HILLS-------------------------------------- 401.76
13770 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT ASSOC. ------------------------- 702.78
13771 INTERNATIONAL UNION, LOCAL # 49 ----------------------------- 138.00
13772 UNITED WAY OF ST. PAUL AREA --------------------------------- 14.00
13773 STATE CAPITOL CREDIT UNION ---------------------------------- 200.00
13714 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE ------------------------------------ 6.82
13775 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT ASSOC. ------------------------- 27.00
13776 ICMA RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION --------------------------------- 685.00
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8089 --- 8ELL LUMBER & POLE COMPANY ----------------- 18.00
Posts for Gates in Parks
8090 --- STEVEN LORBACH ----------------------------- 45.00
Karate Instruction - 3 Hours
8091 --- WILLIAM BERGLOF ---------------------------- 260.00
Compost Site - 52 Hours
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VENDOR NAME CHE!:( CHECK CHECK
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00036 HRS! GNAl INC ~ 10/121!17 08022 22.00
00184 BEISSWENGER'S HARDWARE ~ 10/IU31 J8023 19.58
00320 COMM OF REV-MN OEPT REV " 10/12/31 08024 2,483.13
00450 GALlAGHERS SERVICE INC M 10/1U31 08025 69.50
00520 11 L GOULD & CO ~ 10/12/37 OB026 2.58
00566 ~CO AUTO PARTS PRO '" 10/12/31 08027 252.35
00794 MCDONALD BATTERY CO " 10/12/31 08028 21)1 .11
00820 METRO SALES INC " 10/12/31 08029 153.51
00870 MIDWEST ASPHALT CORP " 10/1U31 :>8030 76.22
Onll PREMIER FASTENE~ COMPANY " 10112/!17 08031 79.32
01316 PFOFESSIONAl PROCESS INC " 10/1Z/37 08032 90.92
01410 THE ROSEVIllE 8ANK M 10/12/37 08033 H.44
01453 T A SCHIFSKY & SONS INC " 10/12131 )8034 3,30a.OO
01560 LAWRENCE SQUIRES " 10112131 08035 969.98
01820 WaRNING lITES INC " tOllU31 08036 40.00
01340 paY-KO OFFICE PRODUCTS " 10/13/31 )8031 75.00
00758 !TEVEN LOll'8ACH " 10/12/37 08038 60.00
01340 RAY-KO OFFICE PRODUCTS " 10112131 08039 10.00
01132 NORTHWESTERN BELL " 10/12/37 08040 133.90
01133 NCRTHWESTERN BEll .. 10/12/37 08041 132.85
01105 TURF SUPPLY COMPANY " 10/12137 OB042 180.00
00800 M 8 SUPPl Y " 10/12131 OB043 37.19
06062 'LAURIE BR ASE " 10/12/37 08044 5.00
. 06062 LAURIE BUSE " 10/12/37 08045 235.00
01210 ~ RAY PERRON & SON C~~ .. 10/1U37 08046 4 , 890.ao~-,
01290 PPST"ASTER-ST PAUL " 10/19131 08047 ( 700.00
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MANUAL CHECKS --- TYPE TOTal 14,294.08
CHECK VOIDED -------------------------------_ 08048
00018 AT&T COM"UNICATIONS R 10/26/37 08049 2.90
00220 IlR 1GHTON EX CAVA TING C) R 10126/37 08050 48.00
00488 CCODYEAR R 10/26/37 08051 812.42
00616 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE R 10/26/87 08052 6.82
00617 INTERNAL ~EVENUE SERVICE R 10/26/37 08053 1 .105. 44
00708 LAWSON PROOUCTS INC R 10/26/37 08054 502.99
00712 LEAGUE OF MN INSURANCE R 10/26/37 08055 2.755.92
00340 ~fTRO WASTE CONTROL CO~M R 10/26/37 08056 24.247.11
00870 ~!OWEST ASPHALT CORP R 10/26/37 08051 112.27
00932 MINNESOTA MUTUAL lIFE R 10/26/37 08058 311.77
01120 NrRTHERN STATES POWER R 10126/31 08059 .200.84
01170 f l!GENE PUOY R 10/26/37 08060 254.80
01280 FrSTMl!'TER R 10/26/31 08061 200.00 I
01316 PFOFESSIONAl PRfrCESS INC R 10/26/81 08062 49.50 i
01321 CUAlITY INDUSTRIES INC R 10126/87 08063 9ao.oo
01340 FAY-KO OFFICE PROOUCTS R 10/U)/37 08064 1 n . 84
01400 CITY OF ROSEVIllE R 10/26/37 08065 109,833.29 i^
. 01500 !~VRT-FllIOT HENDRICKSON R 10/26/37 08066 6,318.'66
01600 PERA R 10/26/37 08067 767.19
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01710 TWIN CITY TESTING CORP R 10/26131 OB069 1.500.00
01B75 UCIt.S INC R 10/26/31 08070 359. n
06063 CITY & STATE R 10IU)/!H 08071 15.00
06064 "A PRY WADIfIlANI R 10/26/37 OBOn 5.00
06065 ICATHI GUNTER R 10/26/31 08073 2B.00
06066 THOMAS MULCAHY R 10/26'31 OB074 64.39
06067 ~ARY ELLEN FOLSUM R 10/26/!H 08075 8.00
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June --- 2,750.98
July --- 2,004.60
August - 2,940.10
8077 --- FLEXIBLE PIPE TOOL COMPANY ________________ 56,775.00
High Velocity Sewer Cleaning Machine
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8078 --- MIDWEST ASPHALT CORPORATION _______________ 69.81
8.74 Tons Drivebase, etc., W/Discount
8079 --- MINNESOTA CITY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION _____ 35.00
Annual Dues
8080 --- MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC SECURITY _ 46.95
L. Hultman - 3Q87
8081 --- PROFESSIONAL PROCESSING, INC. _____________ 66.22
Payroll - First October
8082 --- RAY-KO OFFICE PRODUCTS ____________________ 117.50
License Forms
8083 --- SHORT-ELLIOTT-HENDRICKSON, INC. ___________ 215.93
87-1, Glenhill Road & Municipal
Engineering, 08/23-09/19
8084 --- XIOMARA UGARTE ---_________________________ 385.00
Tap & 8allet - 28 Students
8085 --- YOCUM OIL COMPANY, INC. ___________________ 6,760.00
. 8,000 Gallons Unleaded Gasoline
8086 --- JAMES S. LYNDEN ___________________________ 650.55
Invoices for September
8087 --- NORTHERN STATES POWER ---__________________ 54.87
Lift #9, 3168 Ridgewood Road
8088 --- YOCUM OIL COMPANY, INC. ___________________ 228.78
15W40 Oil and Drum Deposit
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