Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCP 07-25-1994 REVISED AGENDA . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL MEETING NEW BRIGHTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS MONDAY, JULY 25, 1994,7:30 P.M. 6:00 PM Budget Meeting -- Special Meeting 7:30 PM 1. Call to order/roll call 7:30 PM 2. Agenda adoption 7:35 PM 3. Approval of minutes: June 16, 1994 Worksession Minutes; July II, 1994 Council Meeting Minutes. 7:40 PM 4. Consent Calendar a. Accept Resignation of Jean Lemberg, Public Works/Safety Committee b. Approve City sign policy c. Approve Surplus Sale quotes, including vehicle. d. Approve ClaimslPayroll 7:45 PM 5. Public comments 7:50PM 6. Public Hearing - Perry Park Improvements Grant a. Request to approve Resolution #94-40 . 8:00 PM 7. Unfinished and New Business. a. Planning 1. Case #93-15a, Ryder Student TransportationlRECO, 1901 West Co. Rd. F.; SUP. 2. Case #94-18, John McClung, McClung Fourth Addition; Final Plat. 3. Case #94-17, CPI, 4100 Hamline Ave. N.; Site Plan Review. 4. Case #94-19 Zoning Ordinance Amendment, Open Sales Lots. 5. Approve amendments to Chapter 18 regarding Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient Merchants and Chapter 13 of the Arden Hills Municipal Code regarding the approving body for licenses. 6. Bethel College; Discussion on request for an extension to use a temporary building. 7. Appointment of Robb Carlson, Jr. to the Economic Development Committee. b. Public Works 1. Update on County Road Turnbacks and County Road F. c. Discussion of current Council vacancy. 8:45 PM 8. Administrator Comments . 8:50 PM 9. Council comments 9:00 PM 10. Adjourn The above times may vary depending upon length of issue discussion. . . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS MEMJRANDOM DATE: July 22, 1994 TO: Dorothy Person, City Administrator l'RCM: Dan Winkel, Public I'k>rks Superintendent A vJ. SUBJECT : RecOIllle!Ilded changes on the Arden Hills Traffic Sign Policy . As directed by Council, I requested City Attorney JeTI)' Filla to review the proposed Traffic Sign Policy. In his written response, Mr. Filla states that the installation of a sign must be approved by the City Council (Minnesota Statutes 169.06, SUbd.3 and 412.221, Sulxl.. 6, 7, and 18) . Enclosed is an arrended version of the Arden Hills Traffic Sign Policy that includes the City Council m3king the final decision as to where . the traffic sign should be installed. I also suggest to change the appeal process slightly. It is in my opinion that if there should J::e an appeal, it should go directly to the Council. It would be difficult for the Public Works Safety Corrmittee to offer an opinion when Council had previously trade a decision. The Public Works/Safety Ccmnittee would J::e available to help staff and Council gather additional info:rmation for the appeal review process. r:w:to . . . Arden Hills Traffic Sign Policy This document consists of a policy for approval, installation, or removal of a traffic sign, where a traffic sign is not required by law, and is located on a street belonging only to the City of Arden Hills. I. Conditions that must be met for a traffic sign to be considered: I. Location must be meet legal warrants. 2. Traffic sign installation or removal must be requested in writing to the Public Works Superintendent by: A. Resident of Arden Hills B. A staff member of Arden Hills C. Ramsey County Sheriff II. Procedure I. Upon receiving written request, the Public Works Superintendent will review and make a decision based on the appropriate requirements as outlined in the . Minnesota Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. 2. Upon determination and decision of the Public Works Superintendent, all information will be forwarded to the Public Works /Safety Committee for their concurrence. 3. The Public Works/Safety Committee may decide to poll nearby property owners to gather information and also offer guidance regarding the sign request. 4. Upon review of the Public Work/Safety Committee, both the recommendation of the Public Works Superintendent, and the information gathered by the Public Works/Safety Committee shall be forwarded to the City Council. The City Council will make the final decision as to where a traffic sign will be installed or whether a traffic sign should be removed. 5. The requesting party will be advised in writing of the decision within four (4) weeks. 6. Should the requesting party not be satisfied with the decision, he or she may appeal it to the City Council. . . . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS MEM:>RANDUM TO: Mayor and Councilmembers . . FRCM: Dorothy A. Person, City Administrator !k'\ \ ! DATE: July 22, 1.994 SUBJEx::T : Administrator Camelts for 7-25-94 Council Meeting I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 6/16/94 Worksession Minutes; 7/11/94 Council Meeting minutes. II. CDNSENT CALENDAR: A. Accept resignation of Jean Lernl:erg, Public Works/Safety . Corrmittee. B. Approve City's Sign Policy; enclosed are Attomey Filla's comnents. III. CDUNCIL ACTION ITEMS: A. Park/Recreation. 1. Public Hearing - Perry Park irrproverrents; request to approve Resolution 94-40. A copy is provided for your review in the packet. B. Planning. 1. Plarming Corrmission Recarrrendations (please see rrerro) . a. Ryder - SUP b. McClung - Final Plat c. CPI - Site plan review 2. Ordinance clarification - Transient rrerchants and open air sales. . 1 . Administrator Update 2 July 22, 1994 3. Bethel College - request to approve extension of use of their terrpJrary office building (see rrerro) . 4. Set Planning Corrmission applicant interview schedule - July 27, 1994 at 4:30PM 5. Econamc Development Corrrnittee: a. Recorrmendation to apfXJint Robb Carlson to the Economic Development Corrmittee (see attached letter) . C. Public Works L County Road 'furnbacks; see attached information. IV. DEPARTMENT UPDATES: A. Planning and Eoonanic Development. L Planning minutes enclosed. . 2. Open sales lot/Transient Merchants clarification - Planning corrrnission approved the term 'opens sales lot I as it is =rded in the Zoning Ordinance. 3. Planning Corrmission has asked staff to research the possibility of using land-use consultants in preparation of TCAAP planning. Further information will l:e forthcoming shortly. 4. The Econamc Development Corrmittee are =rking on a city marketing packet. Enclosed please see a copy of their marketing merro. 5. The Edgewater Estates drainage issue has resolved the l:erm issue. The elevation plan has l:een suJ::mitted as prepared by a registered engineer. &:me drainage problems were still present and were caused by an incorrect slope north of the l:erm . Keleher =rked with the City to rerrove the sod and cauplete additional contouring. Height was not affected. The City Engineer has visually inspected and approved the . drainage. Keleher will replace the sprinkling system and re-sod the area. . . . Administrator Update 3 July 22, 1994 6. Bethel College has requested that the Council approve an extension for their temporary office building. Please see the enclosed merro frcm Brian Fritsinger and a copy of the letter frcm Bethel requesting the extension. Staff recrnrnends approval of the extension. B. Sheriff Issues: (see enclosed merro) 1. Several late deliveries of Cbuncil packets; A resp:lllse frcm the Sheriff's Departrrent is enclosed. Bergeron continues to see this activity as important to continued gcx:x:l City relations. V. MISCELlANEOUS: VI. HANDJUI'S: 1. E=cmic Development Cc:mnittee a. Marketing merro and packet. b. Agenda for July 21, 1994 c. Minutes for June 9, 1994 meeting . 2. Focus/Bulletin articles pertaining to Arden Hills a. Groundbreaking event for Cbttage Villas b. Arden Hills soccer prcgram . - .. CITY OF ARDEN IDLLS PAGEIOF2 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED 07125/94 COUNCIL MEETING . CLAIMS PAID SINCE LAST COUNCIL MEETING (07/11/94): I cx... I CK. DATE I VENDOR I AMOUNT i COMMENTS II I I 7317 T 07/07/94 MINNESOTA lWINS 90.00 I TRIP - SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM 7318 I 07/07/94 THERESIA M. O'CONNELL 14.00 REFUND TRANSFERRED TO SWIMMING 7319 I 07107/94 JOANN PASTORIUS 3.00 : REFUND - TRANSFERRED TO lWINS GAME 7320 , 07/08/94 WILD MOUNTAIN 132.00 I TRIP - SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM 7321 i 07/12/94 , MINNESOTASTA1ETREASURER 3.90.1..13 ! BLDG. PERMIT SURCHARGE REPORT - 2Q94 7322 07/11/94 i PATRICIA SCHNEIDER 15.00 REFUND - 1ENNIS CLASS 7323 07/1.1/94 I PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RET. ASSN. 2,160.69 FIRST JULY PAYROLL 7324 07/1.1/94 ICMA RETIREMENT TRUST - 4.17 1,386.60 FIRST JULY PAYROLL 732.1 07/15/94 STA 1E CAPITOL CREDIT UNION 2,219.49 FIRSTJULYPAYROLL 7406 07/1.1/94 SPRINGBROOK NATURE CEN1ER 40..10 TRIP SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM I 7407 07/15/94 LEAPS N BOUNDS , 86.90 TRIP SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM 'I 7408 07/15/94 BURGER KING ! 50.38 TRIP - SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM 7409 07/15/94 K1NKO'S COPY CEN1ERS i 52.18 UTILIlY BILL INSERTS 7410 07/19/94 FRATTALLONE'SHARDWARESTORES I 71.99 JUNE PURCHASES - W/DISCOUNT . I SUBTOTAL PAID CLAIMS 10,228.261 II ., Ii II I' PAID CLAIMS (FROM ABOVE) $10,228.26" " II j' I ADD UNPAID (Tl-T53), PAGE 2 OF 2 - $223,054.911 I TOTAL ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL, 07/25/94 $233,283.17 j NO'IE: CHECKS FOR UNPAID CLAIMS TOTALING $80,019.91, WERE ISSUED ON 07/12/94 AFTER APPROVAL AT TIlE 07/11/94 COUNCIL MEETING. THEY WERE CHECK NUMBERS 7328 TO 7405. THIS SEQUENCE CORRESPONDS TO UNPAJD 1EMPORARY NUMBERS Tl- TI8. CHECKS 7326 - 7327 WERE USED FOR ALIGNMENT. Cl..ALWl2.WKl . . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS PAGE20F2 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CUUMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED AT 07125194 COUNCIL MEETING . UNPAID CLAIMS REGISTER: ITEMP_" I CK. DATE I VENDOR I AMOUNT I COMMENTS I TOOl 07/26/94 I A & L SUPERIOR SOD CO., LNG 134.20 SOD AT CUMMINGS PARK TOO2 07/26/94 I ABDO, ABDO & EICK 175.00 PREPARATION OF STATE AUDITOR REPORT TOO3 07/26/94 i AKONA CORPORATION 218.46 CEMENT PAINT - FLORAL PARKCVRB TOO4 07/26/94 I DEBRA ANDERSON 30.00 REFUND - TENNIS LESSONS (2) TOOS 07/26/94 ANDREW BECK.\1:AN i 32.00 REFUND - ACTING CLASS TOO6 07/26/94 BRADLEY & DEIKE, P.A. 384.00 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES JUNE (EVEREST) , TOO7 07126/94 BUILDER'S SQUARE. INC. 85.16 FIELD LINE PAINT ,I TOOS 07125/94 CADY COMMUNICATIONS. INC. 212.18 REPAIR TELRAD PHONE TOO9 07/26/94 SANDRA CARLSON 32.001 REFUND - ACTING CLASS TOlD 07/26/94 CITY OF ROSEVILLE 120,440.91 I WATER PURCHASED - 2Q94 (97 MILLION GALLONSI TOll 07/26/94 COVERALL OF THE TWIN CITIES, INC. 137.39 CITY HALL JANITORIAL SERVICES - JULY TOl2 07n6/94 SARA DOBYNS 45.00 REFUND - ZIG KAUL'S BASKETBALL CAMP T013 07/26/94 FOCUS NEWS 27.03 LEGAL NOT. - FILING FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES AND PROPSED PERRY PARK IMPROVEMENT TOl4 07 n6/94 SCOTT FRIDLEY 32.00 REFU>fD - ACTING CLASS TOtS 07n6/94 GOPHER STATE ONE-CALL. INC 56.00 JUNE SE R VICE TOl6 07/26/94 DEANNE GUEBLAOUI 120.00 RECORDING SEC. COUNCIL MEETING 07111 TOn 07/26/94 ! RE~"E JACOBSON 40.00 REFU NO - SAFETY CAMP TOl8 07/26/94 i ROBERT JOHNSON 32.00 REFUND - TENNIS LEAGUE T019 07 n6/94 VIRGImA KARBOWSKI 32.00 REFUND - ACTING CLASS T020 07/26/94 KAREN KLEFSAS 22.00 REFUND - GYMNASTICS T021 07126/94 LAWSON PRODUCTS. INC. 361.36 SHOP SUPPLIES - W/DlSCOUl'\Ii T022 07126/94 LILLIE SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS 149.75 AD FOR SURPLUS EQUIPMENT I T023 07/26/94 JANE LUND 13.72 REIMBURSEMENT - MILEAGE I . T02' 07/26/94 METRO ATHLETIC SUPPLY 187.37 ONE SET OF SAFETY BASES II T025 07/26/94 METROPOLITAN WASTE CONTROL COMM. 45.628.00 SEWER CHARGES - AUGUST !I T026 07/26/94 MIDWEST ASPHALT CORPORATION 118.99 AGGREGATE - CUMMINGS WALL & RD. MATERIALS II T027 07/26/94 MIDWEST BUSINESS PRODUCTS 61.81 VARIOUS OFFICE SUPPLIES I T028 07/26/94 MIDWEST MACHINERY, INC. 56.06 VEHICLE #8 - FUEL PUMP jl T029 07/26/94 Ml:\'NESOTA GFCA 150.00 i ANNUAL CONFERENCE 09/21-09/23. POST T030 07/26/94 MINNESOTA SUN PUBLICATlONS 218.50 AD FOR SURPLUS EQUIPMENT T031 07/26/94 MN CITY/CDU:\-ry MGMT. ASSOCIATION 60.00 MEMBERSHIP - PERSON T032 07/26/94 NAT'L YOUTH SPORT COACHES ASSN. 345.00 CERTIFICATION FEES T033 07/26/94 OXYGEN SERVICE COMPANY, INC. 4.88 BALANCE DUE T034 07/26/94 EUGENE F. PAKOY 2.767.80 HEATlNG INSPECTIONS - 2Q94 T035 07/26/94 PETERSON. FRAM & BERGMAN, P.A. 4,390.00 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - lUNE T036 07/26/94 POSTMASTER, ST. PAUL 622.04 UTILITY POSTAGE - 2Q94 T037 07/26/94 PRO STAFF 603.00 WEEKS ENDING 01/03 & 01/10 - RECEPTIONIST T038 07/26/94 DENNIS PROBST 20.00 REFUND - SUMMER PLAYGROUND TRIP I T039 07/26/94 RADISSON ARROWWOOD 144.00 MGFOA CONFERENCE 09/21-09/23. POST IT040 07/26/94 RAMSEY COUNTY 43.510.00 LAW ENFORCEMENT - AUGUST liT041 07/26/94 ROBERT REHKAMP 23.00 REFU:N'D - TENNIS CLASS I TO'2 07/26/94 RYDER STUDENT TRANSPORTATION SERVo 246.00 PLAYGROUND TRIPS - 07/01 AND 07/07 T043 07/26/94 SHUITLEPRINT 5.11 P.W. COMMITTEE INFORMATION IT044 07/26/94 DANIEL SMITH 27.00 REFUND - GOLF CLASS I T04S 07/26/94 ST. PAUL BOOK & STATIONERY 34.35 SUMMER PLAYGROUND CRAFT SUPPLIES i T046 07/26/94 TARGET STORES 31.89 T-BALL BATS I TO'7 07/26/94 TO:\1MY TUSA'S ATHLETIC SUPPORT 40.00 DUDLEY SOFTBALLS IIT048 07/26/94 US WEST COMMUNICATIONS 825.44 CURRE!'-l-r INVOICES i T049 07/26/94 W.W. GRAt:"\GER, INC. 21.51 #5 LIFT - REGULATOR & PRESSURE GAUGE I T050 07/26/94 MARY BETH WEAVER 5.00 REFUND - OVERPAYMENT T051 07/26/94 RENEE WEST 32.00 REFUND ACfING CLASS TO:,2 07/26/94 I WONDRA lEAN WONG LEE 32.00 REFUND - ACTING CLASS T053 07/26/94 MErLING YUEN 32.00 REFUND - ACTING CLASS . L I jlPAGE 2 OF 3 CARRIED FORWARD - 223,054.91 r-- CLAlM~1'\\lKl . . . _ ,'E3 3 ~ ~:';::: .:31313181' I~III:;;I 8181 3i83i1 _ ,'. 0 Q .0 "",) ""''' <:1 <:I 01 01 ,Q _. 0101 ell Q "I' ~ -, e -." I I I" , [e :; [I ffii :: ~i ~'I I 1 . II =) I: ~j' cr: "', 'UI" :' I ' , it II~: I I I! i II I II I' i .., ~ I (...:1 I i I i < i-i : . ,~~ ~,'~" ~,~, 0'" ~'o ~I ~I' 01 oj 0 ol~' ,1 "' ~I ~, ~J!I ~, "I~'r;:;;oo; Z ~ < 3 I .! : 0. ...:l ....'1...." ""I'" '"'I "'!! ~I 'l! ~ "': "'! ""! q Q "':~ ..., ...' Q ""'" ! 01 "'!. ~.'I "[ ~I c ;;.; "'~ " '''' OQ cd ...,1 ...... ...11.... co........ 0.1 _ ... -0 "'1"" ......, 41 41 MI , ..01"" ,." .0 .. _ ~ >- 1 ~;i i 5 : "il ~;i . ~ II g g =11 ~I :"1' ~1' ::1 e I' -I'" "i~~1'li ~;I :11 ~I ;~,' I' :; =[1 :1: :1 "I' n 3; ~ .... <:" I I . I . I "~, "",. I :;, ~ ~ '" I,', I I' I ' " = "' - :: in ; II . I I I .! ' : I ,I I 'ii ! ;1 C := ~ ~ ~ 'I' ~C' il " ,I :~fl I I zll I i .1 :1.11 zl " I ' ~ 'I': II II' ~ n ~ O I I i I ~!I oj I 0 I: I, 01 II" , ~ ::::: :: Z ~:: I' zl ::;;1 Zt I - I i C' Ii: I i I I ,; 0 ;:: ~ ~ c lie:, 'I I *1 :1 ~~ o! I ~I I I I! III ~I 15: I! I I I ~.: I I ~ 6 ~ g WI- 'I~jl I !I ffil ~ ~: ~i l-' a %'1 ~I ,1>- tal ~: r-o~! ' i I 1:: : ~ 0 ~ ;:l '~'II I I > gj; "-I Z... ' c' C.l' "'" i ~ "" .:.; :::I ~ I ~il 1),:1 21 ~I ~i ~: ~!! tl~! ~i liS!! ~!I:I ~I ~i, j 1! t;~i~! n ; ~ ~ ~:I: ~: ~:Ii ~;.I' ~i ~II ~lli ~I'I' li~! ~I ~Ii ~I~' ~:!~~!II ~I 511~!~: ~:I 51 ~I! ~i~: ~: ~"! i ~ ~ ~ u qi ~I~!;::l ~-.j;:I;:: :cl ~Q~~31~1 ~;:~~II:;i ~i~.61!i:1~16 ~ea~ ; , ~ '." . , =" . 0 , - .. "":1: - UJ ::;-'< oj ::!:i <I, .=:::: 0-1 ~ ! ':: C.l'" ~j - ::.ll ~I oj ~l '" U "'j r- :'" "i-I-' 01 2 ~ Z .: :;! -: < 0(1 ,'j ~ - ,...., < 0(' -;0. !-o r;:.: ::l < ?-I :r:.. .'1;., I '" '" ;<;. -< '" ~ :"'j <I < !.:: 'II ~ '" J: ~i ;.. " "I ojl gi, ,~~I ~Ii gl ~I '15 ~I 5 ~I sl zl 51 S GI ~ ~I 511 c ~!:Zl GI ~! 0 g Q ~ i; u...) i:i "'I z:! .z:ilfi :':'j:':' u.l@J ~i!::- VI _! = :l. :I! r--l !- %,:': :a.~ i-i It: .:.:; ...1 2'::. :':'i~; g: ~ ~ f: . ...11 I I 'I ,I,' ~ ::; ,.;, '.' '1' . r ~I ~I I l; .. ,,,. 1.1 ~ " . ....." ; ... .......;... . , 'Ii ""1" I 1 I '" II II' 1 ; . I I I' " , 'I I" I I , 0'11' 0 01 Q Q 0 I' I 0 ~'. ' I =p ~ i' ! 1)0; I I -; lit S ~I ~ ~ s "" '^ I 3 uil ,~: I ;:" ,,,' I 1 <1 00....' )0 )0 ""I ... 0 ;::, 0;:: 0 :.cl:.c..:::: :..c~ 1;: 1 . ...J I 1=;' ~ : I 'I I' ~j. 1 7 ~! ~~! I 7 51 ~151 ~ ~ 5 ~ ~l ~II ~l ~ ~ ~1 I ~::~l ::1 ...J I ,el:': I I!" =- I ., z x' . ~I)ol > )0. U )0 :( ~II ~ :..., ')0 U ~,' I'" z: < _ , ...' r.J r.J r.J j. .::I,....::, <( . A ;-. Z ~ o ,~ I ,~i. < <~, < < I ~ ~I~! ~I ~ ~ ~ , ~! ~I 0:" ~!~. = "I .' ~ cr: r=i.J < I, "[..I,, I >, ! >~, ;; J ,I I, > ~,~.~, ~ ~,~ ~I;..,;..,., ~ ~,~: 1 ~ .-' -'I ~ g! 211 I! I :1 I I I I I I I I : I ~I ! ~I I III Iii : I I I I i I I ! I I' >- Id. 01.0; oi 013' 313181813: 3181 81 81' 8181 3'1 818118', 818j' 8 ~: ~ ~I ~ 81::; 813181 ,p 81' ~18 813 3, 311 , ...., _, _. _, _" Q, QI 0, 01 0' 0,' Q :::.. 01 0 0 0, <::I <::I 0,10, 01 <::I <::I -, r- .....1 ~ '<II <::I ~I -, No 0:3. <::I >Q .,gl Q QI <:I "" ==-" _ 1_' ..o:! ...:.... """I"" >0 ;0 >0 ""I <(I 00 <OIloCl .. .0 00 oQ <4 00'100< $ .. .. >01'" "'1'" ... -I...'.....' -'.... "" N "'. - "". -'I :l , ='i -, -, - i -." I ! I I I I I : I I 1 " I 1 " I I , ! 1 .., ~II " ..... I' . I' '. 1"= I '. ...., ...., ...., """. N' ,.... :;'I' "'I ..I' 0:3' "" ;711 01"'1'" .... ="1 ",I 00'.''', g ...1... ..., '" .......... I' 'I -I -. "" ... 001'" -..,., ..... ..c.1.' -" I- I:...;! 0:;; <;;;: ;;i ;:': ~ ;! ~l ~ ~II:;!::;;: ;; :,: '; :;'1 -I ;::1 a: M,::i ": :1::: :; ~ :; :I~: ~: ; ::li;::':::: ;:: ::1 '^ '....~..,. ..., """, SS "". 01 ~I 01 N' -. N'. " -'. ~ '." .. ...' ...' "".' "' Q 0 '" ... 1.1 "...... "" ...,..,......, ~ ,:: ..Q.l, e'l WJ ~:'.....'....I -I ",,!.,. "".,g 'Cl N' . '"'I "', '" ""I'" '" ".1 <:s: ,...j.....'.....'....I::s. ",,)... ......... ... 1'1"': '" !....I - "" .....;j.::J, cr: 'Z:! I:" I I II I" I -," . I - I " 'I ," u. 'II I 1 II . I 1 ,I ill I I II : I I " i I i I 'I-I ""I gl gl 81 8,1~' 81' 31 ~I ~II ~I gl~! 3 ~I" ~I ~I '!I~' .1 SI ~I ~ 31 = ~ ~ ~ 8181~' ~ ~I' 8 ,,'~' g: 311'S!1 ~l ....1 "'" ""'I i1,1 2' Z! ""'I <Ill, ""1 '01 -I -I 00 ,"",... "='" - ,.. all 8:;1..... S .." -I'"' - <:I - ...,.:. ",I.., 0 ~ ,.., ,... ....,..., 0:11 C: ~I ~I' ~, "',." -', "I; "I' ~I ~,I ~I~' '\ 'I~' "~,I.::;' ~! -.1 ~,I-,':::' ;1::; ~ ~ = ;1' ~I' e, ~ ~I' - ~! 0 ~, ~I.I ::;,:, 5': I i r: - "1"1 1- - - "i T - TI-I- I -i i: J:ii i 'I i ,i 1 13i 17 1 Ii! I II',: I!;I ii' -" I:" I ~ I 1 I [ I " , ,. ,... =;:,' ,~, i I ~I:'::I I '!: 0( j ! I ffi! i i II I 'In ~; 112:;! =, Z', d. I !)I:: <II :.:. I :; '. -' :!'~ ...J <.i .., : I ~, z 0<11 zl ~ ~ i!! I I ,... < - =- I 1 Z :a. I _.: (i " -, _,.-' I <I , , - -' Z _ ' >r:-' , ...J Z. I:;' ~ i~: ~ 2~, ,,' ~,";: ~I;:i. ~i :z ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ 51.1 I Q gl 0' "' ,I '.i .,... _..I i...--c,::r:>o!"'I==I"" zl~,:.J1 -':::i'~z-,o.z)oo-li~.:. ::l CI<lz':;: <<II -:::: z,:....,_, .... '::;:!;.:,:I~; :, ~ :1:' -=. ~.~: -.1 z; :I~':; g; ~j ~ ::11 ~l >' -i "': 5, . ~ ~ "" :::.3, i, ~ .it;:$:::)oo 3, s:. ~:! Z .>-<1 ,:~:':.":":c':Z:""'.>'Z!~i;';:.%iI"'CI-:::""""'I...:";!"",<II~lz-,z~::: 9. -.::::.:- =~=:..,::::..::'_::""'; W 'IQ:i~:~' g :: ~,;; ~:.1i~!~! ~ ail:'1 ~i ~ ~:~!; F!!ii 5 ~i ~ ~i 5 : ~ z r:i t"z: ~ ! ~i 3 ~: ~ ~. ~:,.=:i -. : -" ..ri;!=~:"n' - ~ :i!::: :;11:-1 _ .__:1 t;J zi _ <Il' :::: C II![";',::.: ::.II ~ :=1;:' '<:::;; ~ I >-: 'I~:"; I::!,:::: ~ . Z ..:.' 'i '""'" :",1 "-' :... - ... '" 0""" '-'!." ..... ".:.: I""~;"'" "'I ':::r:. . ." "',..:.; ,"" - . -. ...' '. 1"-"'- ...' - -' ,-" , , ;"::!. - ::: "" - c""" -, ;;: '-', ;":l.-;;I' 0' - ... -, - - ~,.- -.... ... "', -, Z' :-: 0'.... - " ::1:' ..... ; ~ -; .:::: _: _ .:Il: _ :II' "" '.... .... 01 Z I:" ... _:.....:11:: )( I ...:: Z,..: > ... '-' :.1'::: :;;: ;.:; -, :.... .... - ._ .... ...." . a: d~;; =' .;;~:>.. :::...;..; .~ ;:i! s! 011 ~I :: :.;11:;: ~I ~ WI:;::]:O: 1:::0:, -;?I::.: ~I ~ .;..; U 0 ~! <: :5 = :.:i < ~ ::" .::: ;=;~; i < '1-'1"":: ....' <c, ::.. .:."... ""I""" ""'.I~' ... ""1-' ""I:J: '111...1.... "',I:::; 3;,.... '" 3;1 - ... '" ~ 1.:..,3:,..,. - "', > -I - - "".J. " -;, , I 'I I I 'I ! I I I l , ! l ' o f g,! ~ ~n.u ~!~!~il~ ~ ~il~ll~i~ ~I~:~ ~ili~ ~'I~I~ ~I~ ~ ~ 1~ I'~i~ ~,~ II~ ~ n uii >- ... 'I - - - -., '" '" "'I M: ....!I.... '" ....11 "" ""I'" "'I ""I "" "", .. .... "', ~ ..,.... ..... I'" .,.1......'.. .,..,...,..... ....'1 I- ~" . "I 'I:' " 'I I" , I' , ., ~.. ......, ?> ~ _ .... -'.. "". -<) ..., ~ > 01 -, ""1 "" .., "", -<) ....' 00 00. ="1 - ....1 ~ ~" I.... .... ~ S.;l ,-.... -"'" ., 41, ""': ....:: ;:-;~, ~ ~'~ ~ ~:~! ~I ~ ~ g;,. g;1 g;: g; g;, t:: ~ ?:: g; ~.~. s: Sl ;t: ~ ~ 5l: I 5l:1.., ...;;:; -;::;:::;:;::';:::: .:=::: . ~.... w Zoo .... "".... ~..,.... ..., ....' ....1, ...., .... .... ""1...., ",I N M' "', N ...., .... ....I....i.... ....,.... M~' I.... !....I....... c', !........ ~.~~. ..." "'''i ....., 1 ' ,II,' " , . i ' I, - --.-.---- - - I\\t\~ [~"~ t/ -/--?- -ry (;:J A,~/s- ~bULP'~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ d~" r'<r'/7 . ~ . . . ---...----- 'Y~ETERSON fR.~j..ll~!t.0~~N : _~:}~:.9.:j_:._~,:21F'j ~FETERSO\ fRA'f BERmj~:-, , U~ :;;: .:j/ .:j JI..JL. ~-' " ..... ..Jt.I A. ~ :~:":~'~i -. . - l : ;\: ....: j ;11, j, I', \\\\. \: .l\\f ".... i (< ) ,1"'".1 I June 24, Haa Mil. Cathy Iso Zon~nq Administrator City of Arden Hills 1450 West Hwy 96 A:t:r.'len HiJ.h I MN' 55112 RE: 1275 Rad Fox Road 0.<11: Mil. Igo: In connection with our sale of the above-referenced property to A.l.W. ~l05 Trust, a quastion was raised by the Buyer in reviewing the as-Quilt survey as to compliance with the city of Ar~$n HiJ.l'a parking set~ack requirements. In particu- lar, it was notla that in limited areas the ourb along the parkinq area encroaches some 6" into the required setl:lack area. . It is our underltandinq that you have reviewed tht lituation on behalf of the City, and have detel:'lllined the .etback discrepency to ~. ~inor, requiring no variance., approvals, er other remedial aotion. ~lease confi~ this in a letter to ~e for our tile, with a copy to Ms. lng.la Christy, Leohard, street << De1nard, 100 South 5th Street, Suite 1500, H1nn.~po1i.t MN 55402. Ms. Christy is the legal representative ot A.I.W. '106 frust. 1I'0r yeur 1nfol:'l11ation, we continue to manage th~ s1.1bject property em behalt of A.B.W., the nelo' owner, a d Deluxe Check Printer. continues to occupy the premises as tenant. Very trUly yours, EVEREST PROPERTY MANA~EM!NT COMPANY a" -r C. /" '~\ If . . - .t:.t.~1 /~.....e "rf7 Timothy J, Nelson TJN/jgy . ,( I . J:_'L 28 .;~ CI.'=.: ::::..:. F'UBLI': l.jl:IF't ~~,-';':';:~;E F'. : COUNTY ROAD F SNELLING TO 1-35 COUNTY ROAD COST SHARE ITEM TOTJ,L COUNTY QTI Removals 100% County Bituminous $ 40,000 $ 40,000 $ 0 Driveways 1,350 1,350 0 TRAFFIC/PARKING 24/36 = 66.67% Common Excavation 78,956 52,637 26,319 Common Borrow 80,750 53,833 26,917 SUb-grade Prep 6,000 4,000 2,000 Aggregate Base 66,278 44,185 22,093 Bituminous Base 67,922 45,281 22,641 Bituminous Wear 74,391 49,594 24,797 Bituminous Tack 1,300 867 433 . Storm Sewer 135,658 17,975 117,683 CURB .. BEHIND 100% city Sidewalk 99,200 0 99,200 Concrete Apron 12,600 0 12,600 Asphalt Apron 1,800 0 1,800 Curb .. Gutter 63,000 0 153,000 Concrete Valley Gutter 3,900 0 3,900 Triangular Valley Gutter 2,250 0 2,250 Sod 2,400 0 2,400 Seed 2,280 0 2,280 Testing 1. 875 0 1.875 Sub-total $741,910 $309,722 $432,188 Overhead (32%) 237,411 99,111 138,300 TOTAL WITH OVERHEAD $979,321 $408,833 $570,488 q~ . . MINUTES CITY OF ARDEN HILLS, MINNESOTA REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING July 25, 1994 6:00 P.M. - City Hall CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Sather called to order the special City Council meeting at 6:00 p.m. Present: Mayor Dennis Probst; Councilmembers Beverly Aplikowski, Dale Hicks, Paul Malone, Dennis Probst. Also present were: Community Planning Coordinator, Brian Fritsinger; Public Works Director, Dan Winkel; City Administrator, Dorothy Person; City Accountant, Terry Post; Park Superintendent, Cindy Severtson; Recording Secretary, Deanne GueblaouL Mayor Probst stated that this special meeting is a follow-up discussion of the budget discussion from the Council Work Session July 21, 1994. Post stated that this meeting would focus on the revenue portion of the budget. Since the . work session, he was able to obtain market valuation numbers from Ramsey County and net tax capacity data. There has been very modest growth in 1994 market valuations. In years 1992, 1993, there was a decrease in market valuation because of the reduced valuation of industrial and commercial properties in the City. The 1994 valuations presented are as of July 22, 1994, and do not reflect the impact of any pending petition settlements. Mayor Probst asked if these numbers will be certified by the County in September, Post stated that these valuations are not finalized. The valuation is a dynamic, and the County will incorporate many valuation changes during the budget period. The valuation of industrial properties continues to drop, this year by 12.8%, but it is being offset by the 3.1 % valuation increase in residential properties. It has taken the last couple of years for the fiscal disparities pool to reflect the industrial base reduction of prior years. The net tax capacity from industrial properties may actually stabilize next year. The net tax capacity from residential homesteaded property is anticipated to increase by 2 %. The net increase in operating expenditures is approximately 3%. Efforts will be made to limit the net levy to 4.5%. There is approximately $205,000 in the proposed 1995 gross levy to fund future capital items, including new facilities and capital equipment. This compares to the 1994 budget, when there was $125,000 for future facilities. There has been growth in the general fund levy from 1992 to proposed 1995 from $1.4 million to $1.8 million. What is driving this growth is the funding of future capital items and the continued . financial commitment to the pavement management program. . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25,1994 2 Mayor Probst asked what the corresponding expense number is compared to the $1.8 million revenue figure. Post stated that the expense number reviewed at the work session is $2,061,325. Expenditures have since been updated to reflect the elimination of a citizen survey in the Mayor and Council budget ($10,000) and a $2,500 reduction in the category of elections. There was also Council direction to not fund the County Road E right-hand turn lane at $25,000 in 1994, and only fund the required lane sensor changes at approximately $2,600. Post stated that the 1994 net levy increase was 9.94%. The proposed 1995 net levy increase is 4.95 %. General fund revenue comes from property taxes and are assumed to be collected with a 5% delinquency. This contrasts with the 1.5% delinquency rate that the City had enjoyed prior to 1993. Information from the League of Minnesota Cities indicates that the 1995 HACA aid from the Local Government Trust Fund may not be able to be funded at 1994 levels. Even though the full amount is certified, it may not all be distributed from the State, With the reductions from the fiscal disparities pool in contributions and distributions, 1995 fiscal disparities revenue will correspondingly go down. There will be an estimated 12% reduction in 1995 fiscal disparity aid to $109,000, HACA aid is estimated to be approximately $90,000. . Other revenues consist of license charges, permits, fines and forfeits, etc, There will be a reduction in 1995 dog registration revenue because of the number of two-year permits sold in 1994. Another source of revenue will be the sale of equipment items: 1) a one-ton pickup truck and a Toro Groundmaster from the Park and Recreation Department; 2) a half-ton pickup truck from the Public Works Department (on the pickup truck sale, proceeds will be split three ways between the general fund, sewer fund and water fund). Mayor Probst asked if this is the right time to sell the equipment based on its condition, not just because it is on the schedule. Winkel stated that the condition of the truck is such that it should be replaced as part of routine maintenance to avoid any heavy maintenance costs to the City. The heavier one-ton truck replacement is needed as opposed to a half-ton or 3/4-ton in order to plow during the winter. Post stated that another item that will appear in the 1995 budget is state building code surcharges. When the City collects state building code charges, it is collected fee encumber. What is shown in the 1994 budget is the net 4% administrative holdback. However, in 1995, revenues will increase by the amount of collections and expenditures will increase by 96% of the collections. The estimate for state building code surcharges is $8,000. Post noted that there was discussion to fund uncompensated employee absences, which would . be approximately $16,000. He recommended consideration of a $50,000 Fire Department capital sinking fund contribution and a $30,000 general fund capital equipment sinking fund. - ----------..--- . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULy 25,1994 3 The attachment to the memo shows how operating funds would be transferred into these two sinking funds, Mayor Probst noted that last year there was discussion to fund uncompensated employee absences. Post noted that the amount required which would fund the governmental fund liability would be approximately $16,000. Malone noted that the 1995 revenue is $43,000 more than the general fund expenditures. He suggested a line item charge of this amount be added to reflect prior year certified by uncollected taxes. Post stated that if the excess materializes, the uncompensated absence liability could be funded. Malone asked if it would be retroactive or just for the 1995 payroll. Post stated this level of funding would be retroactive including the increment for 1995. After 1995, just the current annual increment would be funded. Hicks asked how the uncompensated absences are handled as a budget item and whether there will be additional expenses when someone leaves, Post stated that an employee with at least 10 years of service can accumulate up to a maximum of 800 hours of sick leave. At the time of termination, one-third of the accumulated sick leave plus vacation or comp time is paid. The maximum amount of sick . leave that can be accumulated is 100 days (800 hours), and the maximum that can be paid out is one-third of the maximum accrued, 266.67 hours. Uncompensated absence payments are not presently budgeted for and do increase annual expenses when an employee leaves. Hicks asked if a record of that information is on pay stubs. Post stated that it shows up as it occurs under the "sick leave" category. Currently, all staff are below the 8oo-hour maximum level. The system will currently not allow more than the 8oo-hour maximum to show on pay stubs. Person asked if there were a referendum, would the Council wish to fund it as an additional item rather than show it as a budgeted item. Malone stated that a referendum should not be budgeted because he does not anticipate that there will be one in 1995. Mayor Probst stated it should not be assumed that a community survey will not be needed in 1995. He had a recent meeting with TCAAP officials and hopes by October or November the City will know whether or not property will be available for City use from TCAAP. The community survey is a potential vehicle (if property becomes available) to assess how the City wishes to proceed. . Aplikowski stated that with new people coming on board, the City is not ready for a survey at this time. The issue of whether or not there will be additional building space needs to be - _____m___ . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 4 resolved, but she does not see that a survey can be done in the immediate future. Malone stated that he is comfortable with the 4.95% budget increase. Mayor Probst asked for the numbers of truth in taxation that will be published and whether they will be certified as the City's maximum on September 15, 1994. Post answered that the 1995 net levy published would be the gross levy less state HACA aid or 4.95%. It would be staffs recommendation for these numbers to be certified, but will be subject to change once the amounts for HACA and fiscal disparities are finalized. He asked for any Council suggestions or modifications as the detailed budget is being finalized. Malone stated that he believes the City is on track and commended the staff for keeping the numbers under control. He is comfortable with the 4.95% budget increase. Mayor Probst asked how much longer the significant amount of commercial tax valuation activity will continue. Post stated that the number of petitions in the county was down in 1994, compared to 1993. New activity also seems to be slowing down. . Hicks asked if MSI and Land '0 Lakes have gone through revaluation. Post stated that both taxpayers have successfully petitioned lower market valuations for their industrial property, Mayor Probst stated that he would like to see that when commercial properties start to sell, there will be some demonstration of strength with valuations moving up. Post stated that until that happens, the City is faced with reduced valuations because of previous and pending petition activity. Hicks asked how many years can be petitioned. Post stated that peitions must be filed for the current taxes payable year and then go through the appeals process, and the process must be repeated for subsequent years. Appeals must be prompt with filing or miss that valuation year. Malone asked if they file every year. Post stated that he is aware of some taxpayers, such as MSI, filing successive petitions. . Mayor Probst again thanked staff for their fine work. . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 5 Mayor Probst recessed the meeting at 6:50 p.m. and reconvened at 7:30 p.m. ADOPT AGENDA MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Aplikowski, to adopt the July 25, 1994 agenda as revised. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES - ,JUNE 16.1994 AND JULY 11.1994 June 16, 1994: Page 1: Malone requested that the fifth sentence be stricken. July 11, 1994: Page 2: Hicks corrected the word pumping to piping in the first paragraph, second line, Page 7: Second paragraph should read: "Hicks suggested keeping two lanes at the west end of County Road E and Old Snelling. " . Page 10: The next to the last line before Adjournment, should read: "Bridge construction in 1996 is estimated at $713,000." MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Malone to approval the minutes of the June 16, 1994 Council Worksession, and the regular Council meeting minutes of July 11, 1994, as amended. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). CONSENT CALENDAR MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Hicks to approve the Consent Calendar and authorize execution of all necessary documents contained therein. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). PUBLIC COMMENTS The Mayor opened the meeting to public comments. There were none. The Mayor stated that the public hearing on Perry Park will be at the scheduled time of 7:50 p.m. . . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25,1994 6 UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS PLANNING CASE NO. 93-15A - RYDER STUDENT TRANSPORTATIONIRECO. 1901 WEST COUNTY ROAD F - SUP Fritsinger stated that this item is a request to operate a school bus terminal at the location of 1901 West County Road F. Recently the Council approved amendments to the Zoning Ordinances to allow consideration of this type of request. The applicant is now requesting a special use permit. Some of the improvements Ryder is attempting to address in the process is to asphalt the parking lot, landscape the east side of the building and remove additional of fuel tanks. Fritsinger stated that the site is approximately nine acres in size. There is an antenna tower near the freeway to the west of the residential area on the east with the school boundary to the south. A pond acts as a buffer to the eastern neighboring residential area. To the west is a significant elevation change which acts as a natural screen. The building itself sits approximately in the middle of the property. It is constructed primarily of metal with two overhead doors which enter from the south. The buses mainly serve the Moundsview School District. Additional service is also provided to Minnehaha Academy and St. Odelia. The number of buses has grown over the years, from 35 in 1960 to 170 vans and buses today. . Business hours of operation are from 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. There are two signs on the building and one in the northwest corner of the lot near the freeway, all of which meet City requirements for business signage. There are 370 parking spaces on site, which includes the 40 spaces in the terminal building. There are 175 employees working on the major shift, Fritsinger stated that the number one concern expressed by neighbors is bus traffic on County Road F traveling east. The applicant states that the majority of bus traffic leaving the site should be traveling west, and bus drivers will be so reminded. One resident at the Planning Commission meeting reported a number of accidents on County Road F, and staff contacted the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department who indicated that there is not a significant problem with accidents. Staff conducted an informal traffic count at the corner of County Road F and Old Snelling Avenue during the peak hours (6:35 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 2:40 p.m.), Over 90% of the traffic observed was general vehicle traffic on County Road F, which was backed up in places. The backed up traffic was caused by high volumes and not necessarily related to school buses, Fritsinger stated that residents also expressed concern about the amount of mud being tracked onto County Road F, The applicant has agreed to abandon the one side of the building where mud is a problem and asphalt the remainder of the lot so there will be no parking on unimproved surfaces. The current ordinance states that there will be no off-street parking within 20 feet of the road right-of-way. There are presently eight parking spaces within this right-of-way area on County Road F. The applicant has requested permission to continue . using these parking spaces until the time of the County Road F reconstruction. If the City and County have not reached agreement on the reconstruction project within one year, the . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 7 applicant will be required to provide standard landscaping. Approximately 21 trees have been proposed to act as a visual screen. The site plan has been reviewed by the Rice Creek Watershed and MN/DOT because of the impact to the drainage ditch on 1-694. The City Engineer has indicated that no changes are necessary . The applicant has painted the building and done other minor improvements. There is an underground fuel tank which the applicant is proposing to put above ground to comply with state and federal requirements. All of these issues are addressed in the 16 conditions attached. The Planning Commission has recommended approval of the Special Use Permit and the conditions listed under Staff Recommendations, with the exception that a one-year limit will be allowed for landscaping around County Road F in anticipation of the road improvement. Malone asked if, under condition No.9, the parking to be allowed for one year pending the County Road F improvement, refers to encroachment. Fritsinger answered, yes. Malone asked if, under item No. 15, the emission odor and level of noise conform to PCA standards. He noted that at the meeting in May, residents stated that the noise from work in the garage could be heard very distinctly when the doors were open, He stated that he would . expect the applicant to keep the building closed during regular working hours as a good neighbor gesture, even if the work is not in violation of PCA standards. Fritsinger stated that at the public hearing residents requested the applicant to consider electrical outlets to prevent pollution. Residents also stated that the odor problem should be a primary concern. The odor is especially bad on cold days when the buses have to idle before they can be driven. There is no specific research regarding odor on summer days. The research was done during early hours in the winter when it is most noticeable, Hicks noted that in the calendar year, there are 60 days with the temperature low enough that the buses have to be warmed up. One of the recommendations from the Planning Commission is to have the company invest in a study of electrical outlets or engine warmers. There was a lengthy discussion among Planning Commission members whether or not to suggest having the company report to the City staff or Council on those findings. He stated that he would be uncomfortable leaving No, 15 open ended to let the applicant only provide some direction of investigation into the problem. Fritsinger stated that from the perspective of staff, the findings would be valuable information for the City. Hicks asked in a normal temperature year, how many days would be severely cold enough to cause the odor problem. Mr. Brabender answered, approximately 15. . Hicks asked if there will be a park dedication on this site, and if not, could it be assessed . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 8 retroactively? Fritsinger stated that originally the site was part of New Brighton in the early 1960's. No research has been done regarding any park dedication. Hicks asked what the maintenance shop hours are for the business. Mr. Brabender stated that the shop hours are from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. If there is a backlog, the shop may be open longer, but generally it is closed by 10:00 p.m. He added that all the buses are started at the same time in cold weather to make sure they start. If buses do not start, the school is notified immediately so children are not left waiting on the streets, Electric plug-ins do not solve the problem because the fuel line is not kept warm. Most of the problems are on cold morning when the odor tends to linger. On mornings that are not severely cold, the odor tends to dissipate faster. Aplikowski stated that neighbors have spoken to her about their concern with leaving investigation options open ended under No. 15. Air quality is a primary complaint. Residents feel that the Council has permitted Ryder to operate without addressing with neighbors' requests and concerns. She favored the idea of a report on an investigation of options to consider. . MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Hicks to authorize the issuance of a special use permit to Ryder Student Transportation with the 16 conditions of the permit as set forth by the Planning Commission, which includes the amendment to No, 9 (as stated in their notes of July 6, 1994), stipulating that if there is no action on the County Road F reconstruction improvement after one year, the parking encroachment on the roadway right-of-way will be eliminated with required landscaping completed to meet City standards. Hicks amended condition No. 15 to state that the company will investigate and discuss with staff options (by December 1, 1994) for monitoring and reducing potential air pollution due to running vehicles for an extended period of time in cold weather. Malone accepted the amendment. Discussion: Hicks stated that probably the most appropriate resolution would be to have a five-year sunset clause that lets the owner of the property and lessee of the property give sufficient time to plan ahead for an alternate site of operation. This is a difficult issue to decide. While there is considerable improvement in . how the operation is run, he personally would prefer to see a different end solution than issuing a special use permit. . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25,1994 9 Mayor Probst stated that staff, the Planning Commission, and the applicant have reached a reasonable compromise. He commended everyone involved for their tenacity to work through this difficult situation. Aplikowski stated that rather than having the company have a five-year sunset clause, she would prefer to see the company put money into a new building that would further enhance the property. She thanked the company personnel, neighbors and staff for coming together with a compromise solution. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). PUBLIC HEARING PERRY PARK IMPROVEMENT GRANT Mayor Probst declared the public hearing to be open at 8:15 p.m. Public comments will be taken after the staff presentation. Ms. Cindy Severtson, Park and Recreation Director, stated that the Park and Recreation Committee discussed several improvements for Perry Park. Staff is in the process of . applying for a grant from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, which requires a public hearing. The grant could possibly fund up to 50 percent of the possible redevelopment. The planned improvements are estimated to cost approximately $400,000. There are a number of problems that currently exist at this park: 1. Parking is located between the fields. There is an inadequate amount of parking, and safety issues arise as participants and spectators run between cars to get to other fields. 2. A second major concern is the overlapping of the two outfields. Players from both outfields overlap one another and, on occasion, collide with each other. This is definitely a safety hazard. 3. Another problem that exists is the fact that the two sides of the park are at different levels, The south side is approximately four feet higher than the north side of the park. The City is running into already possible existing ADA requirements. 4. There is a problem with the existing play area located at the back of the park on the east end in a secluded area, which is not very accessible. There have been comments from parents who are uncomfortable leaving their children in the area to play. . 5. The erosion which continues to occur at the east end of the park is yet another problem. The City is, in fact, losing park acreage due to erosion. Efforts to stop . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULy 25,1994 10 erosion have not been successful. Staff is proposing that grant funding be used to eliminate the erosion problem by leveling off the entire site, The configuration of the site would be changed to include four ball fields with the parking area near the entrance of the park. Ball fields would not overlap, and parking spaces would be increased from 80 spaces to 100 spaces. The play area would be moved adjacent to New Brighton Road next to the warming house. The warming house and hockey rinks would remain as they are today. The driveway would not be moved, and the trees along New Brighton Road would remain. Mr. David Sand, Chair of the Park and Recreation Committee, introduced other members of the Committee who were present: Megan Ricke, Lynette Kreidler and Dorothy McClung. He stated that for years the Committee has hoped to find a way to increase the number of ball fields in the City to accommodate the tremendous need. It was hoped that the arsenal property would be opened, but year after year the arsenal property is not available. With the need for safe, accessible ball fields in the City, Perry Park is a natural choice because it is the closest thing the City has to a community park. It is used by more softball teams than any other park in the City and lends itself to the proposed adjustments. With this pinwheel layout effect, the park will be safer, offer additional parking, and add lights to two ball fields which would extend the playing time. Four layouts were considered, and this one is the best . use of the property. Mr. Sand stated that the City's contribution to the cost of the redevelopment of Perry Park is contingent upon receipt of the grant award. The City would match the amount of the grant. If the grant is not sufficient to cover the costs of the proposed improvements, the Committee will address the issue at that time. He commended Ms. Severtson for her hard work and hopes the grant application will be successful. Hicks asked if the plan addresses erosion and if surface water could be converted into piping. Ms. Severtson stated that with redevelopment, a storm sewer would be put in with curbs and gutters. That work is already included in the price estimate, Erosion will be addressed by leveling the site so the water can be channeled. Hicks asked the rationale for the granting agency to fund this project. Ms. Severtson stated that reasons to fund these improvements include: alleviating safety hazards, compliance with ADA requirements, prevention of soil erosion and the extended use of ball fields with lighting. Fritsinger stated that one of the criteria considered by the State is the amount of activity and usage by the residents of the community. This is a unique situation where the school has its . recreation programs at this park site. That will be a factor of consideration. It also has more activity than a neighborhood park, . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULy 25, 1994 11 Mayor Probst noted that the proposed resolution must be included with the grant application. He asked if anyone would like to speak in opposition or offer any further comment. There was no further comment, and Mayor Probst closed the public hearing. MOTION: by Malone, seconded by Aplikowski, to adopt Resolution No. 94-40 certifying that the City of Arden Hills may enter into an agreement with the State of Minnesota for the above-referenced project, and to execute the necessary agreements to apply for the grant. The motion carried (4-0). CASE NO. 94-18. MCCLUNG FOURTH ADDITION - FINAL PLAT Pritsinger stated that Mr, McClung has submitted a final plat for a nine-lot single family subdivision, McClung Fourth Addition. The plat is in compliance with the subdivision ordinance. The Planning Commission approved the final plat, subject to City review of all documents. Staff is working on preparation of the Developer Agreement. Building specifications have been completed and reviewed by the City Engineer who has indicated that everything is in order. The City Attorney has reviewed the abstract title which is also in order. . The contract with the developer would require two lots set aside as security for completion of the project. Upon a letter from the City Engineer indicating satisfactory completion, the two lots would be released back to the applicant for development. One other item is that the developer will be maintaining the street during the winter. A certificate of occupancy will not be issued until a letter is received from the City Engineer indicating that the road improvements are satisfactory. Malone noted that the lots are oddly and irregularly shaped with substantial drainage easements. It is to be noted that the irregularities and required drainage easements are not to be considered on their own as evidence of hardship for future variances. He also requested that the developer pay particular attention to the utility trenches to avoid any settlement. Hicks asked which two lots will be held by the City as security. Fritsinger answered, Lot Nos. 1 and 2. He concurred with Councilmember Malone's statement that the drainage easement and wetland delineation not be sufficient evidence of hardship in the future for consideration of variances. MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Hicks to approve the final plat for the McClung Fourth Addition, subject to finalization of the development contract, noting the somewhat odd-shaped lots and drainage easements that are not to be . considered in and of themselves evidence of hardship for future variances. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). ---.-- . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 12 CASE NO. 94-17 - CPI - SITE PLAN REVIEW Fritsinger stated that the site plan review has been submitted for the CPI building expansion. It is not the same plan as was previously shown on their master plan. It is smaller in magnitude and extends to the south rather than to the east. Originally, it was shown as a two-story building. The plan for this expansion is a single story. Access to the site is only along the north side of the building. The smaller access from the east has been eliminated. Efforts will be made to match the exterior with the existing building. The brick originally used is no longer in stock, but the brick that has been chosen is a very close match. The current asphalt will be sodded and trees planted. The plan does comply with all landscape ordinance requirements. Additional entry doors will be constructed on the west side of the building to provide additional access. They will be a dark brown brick to match the main entrance. All of the roofing mechanical equipment will be screened to match what is on the existing building. This building expansion does cause the loss of four parking spaces on the north side of the building but will still comply with ordinance requirements. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the site plan as presented. MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Aplikowski to approve the Site Plan Review for . Case No. 94-17, including construction material differences and the building orientation difference for CPI. The motion was unanimously approved (4-0). CASE NO. 94-19 - ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT - OPEN SALES WTS Fritsinger reported that there have been ongoing discussions over the last year about changes to the merchants ordinances to clear up confusion between itinerant vendors on open sales lots and how they are applied under existing ordinances. Staff is proposing a change in the definition of retail sales by adding the following to the end of that defmition: "and open sales lots not included in the definition of retail sales." It has not been clear that open sales lots are not allowed in Arden Hills. The Planning Commission unanimously approved this amendment to the ordinance. Consensus of the Council was to request staff to present the amendments of both the ordinance and the Land Use Chart in the form of resolutions on the Consent Calendar for the next Council meeting. . . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 13 APPROVE AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 18 REGARDING PEDDLERS. SOLICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS AND CHAPTER 18 OF TIlE ARDEN HILLS MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING TIlE APPROVING BODY FOR LICENSES Fritsinger stated that staff is proposing the following amendments to Chapter 18 of the Municipal Code in Ordinance No. 296. The first is to redefine Transient Merchant in Section 18-03 with regard to open sales lots to clear up confusion. Section 18-13(A)(B)(C) is changed to 18-14(A)(B)(C)(D) Prohibited Practices, including a definition of open sales lots where peddlers, solicitors or transient merchants are not permitted. Also, appropriate changes should be made to Chapter 13, where the City Administrator is given authority to approve requests from peddlers, solicitors and transient merchants, so that it is consistent with the amendments in Chapter 18. Person stated that for the sake of clarification, a synopsis memo will be prepared with the final resolutions and ordinance changes and put on the Council agenda for August 8, 1994. BETIlEL COLLEGE - REOUEST FOR EXTENSION OF USE OF A TEMPORARY BUILDING . Fritsinger stated that in 1989, Bethel College was given approval to locate a temporary office building immediately north of the new Community Life Center, for office space use through October 1994. The intention was to remove the temporary building when new office space was constructed as part of the Community Life Center. For budgetary reasons, the office space was not built. The college has continued to have enrollment increases and a demand for office space. An existing housing building was to be converted into office space, but that is not feasible with increasing enrollment. At the present time the college is working with a professional firm to update and revise their master plan, and they have requested an extension of the approval to use the temporary office building until October 1998. A number of improvements have been done to the facility with walkways and siding on the building to make it look natural and part of the campus. Staff is recommending approval of the request. Mayor Probst noted that Bethel College has been a good citizen of the community and has attempted in all cases to work with the City. He was serving on the Planning Commission when this temporary building was approved with some consternation about how long it would be until the new building would be built. It would be appropriate to express this frustration to Campus officials. Fritsinger stated that a representative from the college was planning to attend this meeting but due to a conflict was unable to come. . Hicks noted that the building is reasonably attractive and well kept, and that there are probably good logistical financial reasons why they were unable to get the office space that ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25,1994 14 . was planned. MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Aplikowski, to approve the request from Bethel College for an extension of use of their temporary office building until October 1998. The motion was approved unanimously (4-0). APPOINTMENT OF ROBB CARLSON. .JR. TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE MOTION: Aplikowski moved, seconded by Malone to approve the appointment of Mr. Robb Carlson, Jr. to the Economic Development Committee. Discussion: Person stated that for the last two resignations, there has been a request for more discussion. Aplikowski stated that Mr. Carlson comes with experience in marketing and sales, which is what the City is looking for in the development of brochures. He has attended the last several meetings and has been a very good addition and works well within the group. . Mayor Probst appointed Mr. Robb Carlson, Jr, to the Economic Development Committee. MOTION: Malone moved to correct the above motion, seconded by Hicks that the Council ratify Mayor Probst's appointment of Mr. Robb Carlson, Jr. to the Economic Development Committee. The motion was unanimously approved (4-0). UPDATE ON COUNTY ROAD TURNBACKS AND COUNTY ROAD F Winkel reported that staff attended a meeting with Ramsey County officials on July 20, 1994, to discuss road tumback options. There are four options available to be used for any given street. Previous to this meeting Option No. 2 has been approved by the Board of County Commissioners, The City has received an update from the County on its proposal to finance County Road F reconstruction. There is a new bill by the Legislature that was passed which allows the municipality to put up to 20% of state aid streets and County will provide money for repair of the streets. It allows the City to enter all of the County tumback streets on the MSA system above and beyond the 20% limit. Depending on how much activity there is in the next then years, the City could potentially have between 10 and 12 miles of streets on the MSA system. That will increase the City's annual allotment for construction and maintenance fees, which will allow more work to be done on other streets. . Winkel suggested that the viable option for County Road F is Option No.2, where the ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL. JULy 25,1994 15 . County would look at a reconstruction program and give the City its percentage of the cost, which is now $408,000 compared to the $168,000 the County was willing to contribute previously. The idea still needs further research and verification before negotiating with the County for turnback roads. Winkel stated that the County Road F reconstruction is a top priority and that staff will continue to gather information regarding the tumback from the County to the City. Mayor Probst asked what the percentage roads are on the MSA system. Winkel stated that until this new bill, there were approximately 2,500 miles of road in the state. MN/DOT decides how much mileage can be put on the MSA system. He stated that if his calculations are correct, the City can add two more miles of street to MSA in addition to the County turnback streets which could be up to four or five more miles, Staff will bring a proposal to the Council. Mayor Probst asked who would do the engineering on reconstruction. Winkel stated that City engineering staff is working on County Road F which is included in the costs. Also, the County could schedule Stowe Avenue to be completed within three or four weeks. The County does not believe there are any drainage issues on the east portion of Stowe Avenue, . Mayor Probst stated that his concern is that he knows the County is also anxious to move forward on 1995, which will require a significant contribution from the City, easily $500,000. The City must act cautiously so as not to deplete MSA funds. He encouraged staff to move forward with turnback issues as rapidly as possible, as this is an opportunity to get some work done and put the City in the best position possible for County Road F and Stowe Avenue. He requested identification of MSA mileage and what will be permitted. Those funds can be used for roadways and other improvements related to roadways. The Council may want to consider other road improvements, trails and other kinds of amenities. Winkel stated that the City's balance is approximately $350,000 in the construction fund plus anticipation of $150,000 next year, which will bring the City's MSA balance to $500,000 in the next several years. Mayor Probst noted that the City needs to identify funds for County Road F. If Stowe Avenue has cold recycling work done, the life of the street would be 15 years. As a matter of policy, reconstruction should include curb and gutters to upgrade the road for long-term value to the community. If the cold recycling is done, the City's contribution would come out of pavement management funds or MSA, and there are limited dollars in both funds. Hicks suggested letting the County do the cold recycling work which would delay any cost to . the City or assessments to residents for at least 12 years rather than the City incurring County reconstruction, a portion of which would be assessed. Financially, it makes sense to ---------------- ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 16 . let the County do the cold recycling replacement this year and face other problems in the future if residents are in agreement. Aplikowski stated that many people do not want curbs and gutters because they change the whole flavor of the street. She agreed with Council member Hicks and stated that if the only reason for reconstruction is to put in curbs and gutters, she would not support it. Mayor Probst stated that another concern is the precedent of coming back in 1998 to do the other section of Stowe A venue and assessing residents who will ask why their portion is assessed and this one was not. The logic behind the assessment program is to share costs and recognize the benefits. He stated that he is uneasy with this work being free while everyone else is paying 50% of the cost. Hicks agreed but stated that everything is not always equal, and this is an opportunity. Residents not assessed this time will have assessments in the future. Malone stated that there is a compelling reason on the westerly portion of Stowe Avenue to put in sanitary sewer which would necessitate reconstruction. However, he is unsure the City can afford to reconstruct Stowe Avenue with the cost of County Road F. Therefore, he would lean toward having the cold recycling work done. . Hicks asked if the County is pressing for a decision on Stowe Avenue. Winkel stated that they would like to do the work within three to four weeks. Hicks requested that comparative figures be brought to the next Council meeting on reconstruction costs and cold recycling costs and how each fits into next year's budget. Then the Council can make a decision to give the County in sufficient time. Mayor Probst requested additional commentary on the advantages and disadvantages on both sides of the issue. He requested that residents on Stowe Avenue from Lake Johanna Boulevard to New Brighton be invited to the meeting so they will have an opportunity to hear the comments. DISCUSSION OF CURRENT COUNCIL VACANCY Mayor stated that if the Council tries to fill the one vacant Council seat, with the application process, the earliest someone could be seated would be September, which would give that person two months to get caught up to speed before the election. His presumption is that the person receiving the most number of votes in the election is the person elected. If the appointed person did not run or would run and lose the election, the seat would change after . four meetings. Perhaps from the standpoint of a quorum, the Council would wish to fill the vacancy, but learning everything in four meetings does not do anyone justice. It is important ----- ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25,1994 17 . that the Council declare publica1ly the intention of the Council so those interested in the vacant seat can plan accordingly. Aplikowski stated that she has mixed feelings. The idea of asking a former Councilmember to fill in was discussed. The Council could get someone who is interested in running and give them a headstart. That seems an undue advantage. She would agree to leaving the seat vacant if everyone can attend meetings. Consensus of the Council was to the seat remain vacant until after the election. Winkel asked if the resolution on the memo regarding the pickup truck and water van that was passed under the Consent Calendar includes approval of the updated new bid prices on the pickup and water vans. Councilmembers agreed that the resolution included approval of the new bid prices. Aplikowski asked if the deadline for the grant application for the park is July 29, 1994. Person stated that the date should be July 25, 1994. Also the title should be corrected to be action by the Director to carry out the paper work. Person reported a question re: Council intent from City Attorney Filla of a letter from Mr. . Timothy Nelson, Everest Property Management Company, regarding a 6-inch curb encroachment of the setback area at 1275 Red Fox Road. The property is in the process of a sale and the purchaser has raised the issue of the 6-inch curb encroachment. The City has determined this to be a minor item with no Council action or change being required. Person stated that there have been discussions with TCAAP officials on renting space for Council meetings, She asked if the Council wishes to pursue an agreement. Aplikowski stated, and Councilmembers concurred, that staff has worked hard on this item, and it should move forward so there is no lost ground, Malone stated that there is an ad hoc outfit advertising used cars for sale and other recreational equipment at the northwest comer of T,H. 96 and Highway 10. People are parking cars on the highway to shop. Fritsinger stated that the County and the Sheriff have been contacted about the problem. The County will be posting more "No Parking" signs. Malone suggested that the City look into an alternative method from the Sheriff's Deputy of delivering Council packets due to Arden Hills being the only City using this type of delivery. Mayor Probst noted the issue of the Arden Manor swimming pool on the agenda at the last meeting and requested an update. . . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JULY 25, 1994 18 Winkel stated that the pool has been drained and cleaned, and it appears that it will be repaired. By consensus of the Council, the August work session was scheduled for August 18, 1994. Mayor Probst thanked Council members for their vote of confidence in allowing him to fill out the remainder of Mr. Sather's term as Mayor. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Hicks to adjourn the meeting at 9:48 p.m. Mayor Dennis A. Probst Dorothy Person, City Administrator . . - .' CITY OF ARDEN, HilLS 1450 WEST HIGHWAY 96 ARDEN HILLS. MN 53112-5794 . sa::.-: ro, )C;0er? t::': =.u 1 %y;f - Ys- 7 01'!!ONZ : ~.sS';'G;:: F?O/!: h:WD'I-t'\ y , OAr::, 1 ~(J-9Y T~"~' fJ 0:- ?;...CES, t~C:C:iJI~C r:!s !'~; 2P ~o;:::s , C)C(- 30 -";/ 3? rc--e<x:~<:.L-1'"-D . . .. ~ lir !? toe DI,D Nor u~::?C: :t!.: at !E !'.!G~. ?!..!..tS! CJ.!.!.. II .. .. I"~ A" 1,:;).9'/ T, '//pr La~ - -.' ~)"." 'c'. ..~ ~.---, .-~" /, -- -:.,---- ~ fA" . J:. -~'7 r;::::::; ~', %,./, ~"," /*:c::- /--'''':::i ~.I::'(/' /' .-,:, " "" ~ ~ . / L-- - ---r-.. - ., ~ ~ "--':-... /- ,LL/)';/ '- "'- ~) ;~." .-- -'\" '- ::",::::~"-,,, :> :::: ~'7 -;. / ~ 't.,," ;:: EE~ / G- ~--'<'9--7!' ~" ;;: <{/ e'", - ----___) ;;: / '---' ,-,' ",'''-.--, ".'- 8 "fOP ~ 7:. c:' .,_'" /, i'ffi ~--:' };' -~-- -" __ _, '-- .... .. ~ {Y ;:: ~ ~ y y., j;[1 '.. >/~.",t?, . ~( , '7' ,~c~, /' '" "" . . /-'=~l'<''- '"- '" ",) ['1 ~ - ~C~G' ~ I . .... ~) " C <:s . - /~ / ,i l_,_r" / ) St,/,. .~<-- "'- ';'~vy;t? i _<z -'-- 1--1> '- <';1/ "" o. '"' ~~ ~&~ '/ . '" - " " 00 ;:::-:c,-~:: fE ~:;:: =:::.=~7c . F.:.:< fL .2: 62:.72:= . PHQNeeA:~L:.i · -1)( ~;-;;tJ',""':; .1 t) A.M FOF-l_______ "',' e.'"Jl ,Iv, Dj~-j-E_~' -rIrvlE 1v1~..1-CUU1 R~ . n_._._____ OF ______Ph:.J? g 'K..:~ .~.. ... .,~ONFD - :... j? SC" 45' L, piETUf;H",p (J;'\lC __ r--~~__________"9__:__~_2~_ _--______-_--_-y~'-Jl~r1:~Y AHt:At<UUl:: f\.JUIV1lJ[:~"'l . l::;.;T=:i\JS,Ui\J -,',', ,','-'..0[" --.;<s...-'.-..,...i.----~-.'....L - -- . . '.? ll"" L.... v' - ,;!>:";!:j'~t:"' i\/:=Sb.!-\CE__ -- _'L..._~__"_Q~+I.'.L-bL....... -+lc--.. .'r...:..::.......:.:.:...:::.::.:................~. ! _ - _<','~.\'lil."f,';L- T ;')LC!1.J~t: co. (yf-.!.J :--"::;:t~N: _ -r- () _ !"Cl\tJlsJ9 i- _. ,-= I' Dlr rw/\pfYflilJI !,--.L;E?eg/Ypu ! ;,,_,t, n _ _ _ J,----i\VANT2,TC ,',' I -----~:-J~~nw..f14~f i::~- 'j:Ejseyru \.:~~~ ~LZ-~; 'S: - . - - ~I='S t FUHi\jl .:1003 U' ~ ~ . To &of'f/J.fL Time .;7;55 WHILE YOU WERE OUT . MUMs.! t;;:;; -~) /":,,) '" Ii _- - "_'Jl ",' ,-. " f"'r'-." 10:;. {/~(.;; c:I~' r - ..~ ..(< .,' ;;7;/ Phone !. lee. '"'I _ -';.>"" " ?<<" .. "'I I ;;"0-; : .,:..",~ .,' CJ / ---:/r'/ / ," /~.. - - ~,..,," .-... .'. ' ' ~..: { .' .. / ~ .. _.~- -.... -::"'- ..,'~ Telephoned Important c. (c Please Call Returned Your Call - Will Call A ain Came In To See You Message kud ~~ ~-I~ W- ~. 5ee-~ ~ - ~j'y?-../. qreenhoven 1< printinq 1995 COUNTY ROAD B2, ROSEVILlE, MN 55113612-639-9822 FAX 612-639-9827 . .,... ,...f ~ -"---.-- ~ - ~ ~ - ~ - iJ7-20-ij4 ~.':. : 34Al.,'1 ~E0U A~~ES~ ~~:~C 5 ~ : I . . , ~ '... . . . - ..- . . ~ - ~ - . Access Information Systems, Inc. 1210A West 96th Street Bloomington, MN 55431 July 20, 1994 Dorothy Person, City Administrator City of Arden Hills 1450 West Highway 96 Arden Hills, MN 55112 Dorothy, I wanted to begin by thanking you for your cooperation in faxing me the jnformation about special assessments that I had requested. I also wanted to let you know that the City of Arden Hills is NO way responsible for the search that I did regarding pending special assessments; it is just that I need to understand all the facts about your policies so . that I know if I was in error. Therefore, I just wanted to clarify with you a couple of lhings: I. When did the actual project 6408 become approved?? 2. Before this approval date of (aJlswer to # 1), oo'u1d this or any of the proj~ts have been scrapped up until this approval date?? 3. When did you (the City of Arden Hills) send out the notices of these projects to the respective homeowners?? 4. Is this the traditional way that the City has handled their assessment projects?? Again, I wanted to thank you for yow help in this matter. I would like to get this resolved today so that I do not take up any more of your time. I will be contacting you later this morning or this afternoon. Once again, thank you. ~l~ Lorene A. Schmisek Special Assessments Manager . ' ~ 1,# of. I Post.if' Fax Note 7671 Da'e {/' 00-1> page~, " _' ;:', /1,' From i\ ,,' Y Cvl~ (' To , c.. I '/ ., t:. .,' I~'" i! / Co.. ~.' -. '.' Co./Dept ,~.. ,"'1' . """- . . _ t: Phone It phone It Fax# /; _-: . I /~ .,. Fax ;; '/'?' /' / . CITY OF ARDEN HilLS 1450 WEST HIGHWA.Y 96 A.RDEN HILLS, MN 55112-5794 . I sa:::.-:: :0: J- 0 i'~ Ie e =.u # '? J,f'- '1-7 ) G l':ON?: : ,7) ~ss.;.c;;: n.o~: .~()r;-n'll(f tef'~'-- D,,:~: fJ - (j> r:.'!E: IJ 0:- ?.:...G!3, I~C:-~utYG r:!.!s ?AG;;;; ~2 3( . NC~S: p i - (,;L- v- .::Z:? .-=" 3 ? J f15c'5 e:15 fr1 .p'l -t (\'\Q .p[1--( cJ:' . . jIr ~ :Iir r:: ~!c\: on ~-r U::!:~ ll!. at ~ ?.iCZS. l'!.LtSZ Q!.t .. :ir ;, . . . . C::-:c,~;= fE ~<:~ 5::.:.:ic . F..:.:< :5 :2: 6::.7::::= - - ~ - - I. GENERAL ASSESSMENT POLICIES ,.. The purpose of this assessment manual is to establish procedures to be .. utilized by the City of Arden Hills when preparing assessment rolls, so - .. as to assure uniform and consistent treatment of the affected ;; properties. . Minnesota State Law, Chapter 429.010 to 429.111 provides that a J municipality shall have the power to make public improvements such as . sanitary sewers, storm sewers, water source and distribution ~ ~ facilities, street improvements including grading, curb and gutter, . surfacing. sidewalks, street lighting and recreational facilities, etc. j The various procedures that the municipality must follow including . reports, notices and public hearings are well defined within the law. ~. The Statute further defines that the cost of any improvement may be I i assessed upon property benefited by the improvement based upon the .. benefits received whether or not the property abuts on the improvement . . and whether or not any part of the cost of the improvement is paid from I other funding sources. The law is not specific on how these benefits I are to be measured or how the costs are to be apportioned, but rather - i: makes it incumbent upon the municipality to determine with assistance of the City Engineer, City Attorney, appraisers or other qualified personnel, a fair and equitable method of cost sharing among the " properties involved. - . <- -- I ",,--- ------ _.~ .---~ ~..,...~,.,....,.,....~.~-~=~~~-,;:-~~-_._._---,.._.'_--_.._-- ._- "----..- ~-- Throughout this manual. the total cost of an improvement shall include . the construction cost plus all associated overhead costs. The total \ cost of the associated overhead for a public improvement project would \ typically include the following as a percentage of the construction cost: City Administration 2.5% Eng i need ng 15.0% Legal 2.0% , Fi sca 1 3.0% Interest During Construction 4.5% Assessment Roll Preparation 1.0% Contingencies 4.0% TOTAL 32.0% , These overhead costs are estimates only. The actual costs incurred . i will be tracked and charged to the project. Any contributing funds I . from outside sources (i.e.. Municipal State Aid. water or sanitary - sewer operating funds. connection charges. other governmental agencies) ~. may be deducted from the total improvement cost to determine the ~ assessable costs. " - = The initiation of public improvement projects may happen in two .. ; different methods. The first method is by a petition of the affected i - - = .. property owners. The petition must be signed by the owners of not less - than 35 percent of the frontage of the real property abutting the " proposed improvements. The second method is to initiate the proceedings by City Council direction. in which case no petition is -. needed. An outline of the public improvement process is provided in . the Appendix. ..,.-- . . .- '- -.... ." _,._.........""~...a"'.-_O"'-. '-. ,. 2 --...,. - . '.-- . - 0'.'''0- '. ~ ,. ~.,., ". ff;;.:'~':~ -..... "-,,-,. "---._-~--"-'--" ,_._--_._~ -.- ,~-- . . Any reference to land zoning in this manual shall mean the most current . approved City Zoning Map available at the time. It should be emphasized that the special assessment methods and policies summarized - - herein cannot be considered as all-inclusive and that unusual - circumstances may at times justify special consideration. Also. any - - fixed cost data and rates presented herein will be adjusted from year - ~ to year so as to reflect current costs. - - ~ The City Council shall retain the right to review each project on its ~ own merit and to deviate from any portion of this assessment manual as = ~ it deems proper. These deviations may occur in unique situations or . ~ where application of the policy produces unfair or undesirable results. .~ i! . . ~. --' - -:Oii 'L - - ,~ - = ,.. - ~ .. D - - .. . - .,----- - -.... _ _~-.__~::C., .....-.:.:-..,.=_. ~- :.:-, ;"~ .' ,..~~..-..'---- -. -_.. -.--. _.'.- - -. - . ",;' ... u, _...._ -'-'~--_._"" ,.-.-------. 3 --.- ~ .. ... .' '. -~ ~~....', --. ,~~ ~ .. .. .- ...-......---.".-.---.----- II. DEFINITIONS . 1. Genera 1 a) Assessment Rate The assessment rate for any special assessment district is computed by dividing the total assessable costs of such improvement by the total number of assessment units. such as dividing the total cost of a water lateral project by the total adjusted front footage of property benefited by that project. , b) Assessable Costs The assessable cost of an improvement shall be defined as those costs which in the opinion of the City Council are attributable to the need for service in the area served by the improvement. , Assessments shall be based on estimated costs. All footages are :. computed to the nearest hundredth of a foot. Areas are computed and recorded to the nearest square foot. or 1/100th of an acre. ~ c) Petition Petition shall mean a written document presented to the City , . - Council for purposes of initiating a public improvement project. .' All signatures shall be accompanied by the address of each .- signator, the date of the signature and a printing of each ,'oM signator's name. An example of the usual form of petition - is included in the Appendix. ... - d) Total Project Cost ~ Total project cost shall mean the final construction cost plus all - associated overhead costs. Overhead costs shall include but not -~ be limited to city administration. engineering, legal, fiscal. -:-1 ~.m interest during construction and land acquisition. .. -.. -, -=-- ," .. ,....-...- - - r ---.:.. '.' ~. - 4 .-- .- - ___m -----,~-_..,_._._- .........~...,...- - . ~.,.._- e) Assessment PeriOd The length of payment period of various types of improvement projects shall be as follows: Sanitary Sewer 10-15 years L- Water Main 10-15 years r , Storm Sewer 5-10 years Street Construction 10 years Street Resurfacing 5 years t~ In the case where several areas of the improvements listed above ,;-. are included in the same project,' the assessment periOd will be ,,- l" r"" 20 years. In no event shall an assessment periOd exceed 20 years. Ie: f) MuniCipal State-Aid Streets Municipal State-Aid Streets are routes designated by the City ~ Council and approved by the Commissioner of Transportation for inclusion in the City's State-Aid system. All routes typically E ,~ begin and end on another municipal state-aid road, county state- F~ aid road or trunk highway. r The criteria used in selecting such routes is as follows: ~ 1. The route is projected to carry a relatively heavier traffic volume or is functionally classified as collector or arterial r.== as identified on the City's functional plan as approved by the City Council: and '- ~~ 2. The route connects the points of a major traffic interest '~ T"" within the City: and , , .- 3. The route provides an integrated street system affording, L within practical limits, a state-aid street network .- - consistent with projected traffic demands. r-- ~. '-. ..~ ~. 5 - . )~~~ ., ,~, :~~;'i:'.~;::jfi:": ;;~;:;' _ :- ~ ,.. . ---_.~.----.,-~.- -"-_.. ~~..~,. ,,-"""~- - ~ .~ . - gl Municipal State-Aid Construction Funds - '. Municipal State-Aid construction funds are monies apportioned to '. the City from the State to be used for the construction of routes .-, designated on the Municipal State-Aid system. All construction - - - funded with these monies must be in accordance with the Minnesota '_ r , Department of Transportation (MnDOT) Office of State-Aid design ~ criteria. r. .. '.- -::-:;.: The City Council may choose to use these funds to offset the costs -:~"" - - of MnDOT approved improvements to a State-Aid designated street. y.. hl Interest Rate on Unpaid Balance ~ The interest rate used over the life of the assessment shall be fO.O. - determined at the time of the assessment hearing. It shall be --. calculated based upon the cost of financing over the life of the - assessment plus any associated overhead costs. This amount shall J..o be expressed as a percentage. - i) Land Not Included in Assessment 10m - The City may reserve the right to delete land within the - assessible area from the assessment roles if in its opinion the - land cannot be developed and/or the improvement does not provide . ~ benefit. No development of that property shall be permitted nor .. .~ shall any physical connection to the City's utility or drainage ~ ~ facilities be made by any development on that property until the - assessment or connection fees are paid. - ~ i . =. .~ 6 . . .~ - - i I II Ie j) Service District A service district is the area. as determined by the City Engineer and approved by the City Council. which will receive benefit from a proposed improvement project. This type of approach for assessment purposes is typically used for trunk and subtrunk sanitary sewer projects; trunk. subtrunk. source. storage and treatment water projects; and trunk storm sewer projects. k) Certification of Assessment Roll At the time the assessment rolls are adopted by the City Council by resolution (refer to Appendix for a sample Resolution). the property owner may pay the entire assessment against their -,' - property in full for 30 days without interest being charged. . L~. .-! ,.,..... r-., A property owner may pay the total assessment against their r-- property with accrued interest (if paid before November 15. I -: ---L. interest is calculated to December 31 of the year the payment is ! l'!I made. if after November 15. interest will be calculated through December 31 of the next year) at any time during the life of the 1 j r. project assessment period. E 1) Ad Valorem Tax The City Council may at their discretion utilize ad valorem tax to - , , fund portions of the project cost of any pUblic improvement. This ~ r shall be done in accordance with the appropriate Minnesota ~tate :_-'111 Statutes. L_ ~ 1': iii C ;.. L - . "1_ -..-,_ ___-.u. 7 . .. -'.~ "-' ...' ~ L ',.,"'..~' -'J!'ih:.."c.>............:. .::' ','" .. :"h-;\;/JI:l'.1.~~:~"- - - .-. m) Petition for Non-Programmed Projects The City of Arden Hills has established a formal capital ~ improvement program for street reconstruction and rehabilitation - proj ects. It is the intent of the City to generally follow this - established program. Petitions from property owners reQuesting non-programmed projects will be accepted by the Arden Hills City - Council. Generally. the assessment rate for non-programmed - improvement projects initiated by petition of the affected - property owners shall be two times the standard assessment rate. - However. the City Council may. at their discretion. establish the assessment rate for non-programmed projects at a rate other than two times the standard rate. nJ Improvements to Roadways not under City Jurisdiction - . Properties which abut roadways not under City jurisdiction. but ~ receiving reconstruction or bituminous overlay improvements shall I be assessed by the City. The assessment rate levied against these properties shall be the same as those established for City ..-- reconstruction or bituminous overlay projects. '- 2. Assessment Units ~ The following definitions refer to the assessment units to be used when ii determining various assessment rates as described in the remaining [-""' sections of this assessment manual. Examples of calculating front footage for various types of lot configurations are provided in the Appendix. - - a) lot Unit A lot unit is defined as a platted single family residential lot .-. which. in accordance with Arden Hills zoning and subdivision regulations. cannot be further subdivided. -- 8 --- ~ . bl Equivalent lot Unit Equivalent lot units are determined by dividing a large or -~ unplatted parcel of land into smaller lot units. The divi sion of - land for assessment purposes is done in a manner consistent with the City's current zoning for the area and subdivision ~ regulations. Questions pertaining to the "buildability" of areas to be divided into equivalent lot units are addressed by the City - at the time of the determination. - ~ cl Gross Area The total area. in acres or square feet. of a lot or parcel of - land including any easements. The gross area of a lot or parcel . of land does not include any of the abutting right-of-way. ,~- d) Weiqhted Areas -. For the purpose of storm sewer assessments. the weighting of areas shall be based on zoning as follows: .- Residential 1.00 High Density Residential 1.25 -~-- Conrnerci a I 1.50 - Industrial 2.00 el Front Footaqe - Single Frontage lots L In platted areas. the front footage for purposes of front ~ footage assessments shall be measured parallel to t~e -- property line abutting the improvement. - .: - - - .- 9 - ~----.-~-" ._--.-,,,- -'-"-'~--"" , -..= ";;.7,;t~-:s~~_. ---'~'-".....,....---,-_. ..,. .' '" ..--...- -'--~..." . -"",- ....,.,._.,~ ~>" ~ - . n ~. In unplatted areas, the City Council shall establish on a case-by-case basis, a formula for determining the assessable .,...., front footage for each improvement project separately. Typically. this will be accomplished by dividing the property u..... into equivalent lot units. The total parcel front footage "' shall then be determined by summing the front footage for each equivalent lot unit. . co 2. Odd-Shaped Lots ~- For odd-shaped lots. (i.e. lots on cul-de-sacs or lots where "r;-T n~ the difference between the length of the front property line "--II and back property line is greater than five feet). the front . footage is computed by dividing the area of the lot by the n average depth of the lot. If the odd-shaped lot is deeper ~ ,~. than 200 feet, the front footage shall be computed by .~ determining the area assuming a 200 foot depth, then dividing ~ that area by 200 feet. The Appendix contains an example of ~ calculating assessable front footage for odd-shaped lots. "..r 3. Approximately Rectangular Lots ,;.- For a lot which is approximately rectangular, the front """.. ,- footage is computed by averaging the front and back side of !..;:iII the lot. If the lot is deeper than 200 feet, the front ~ footage shall be computed by averaging the length of the ,,,,Il front property line and width of the lot at the point 200 - feet deep into the lot. This method is used only where the _-_I. divergence between front and rear lot lines is five feet or - I less. -~ '. .~'-'- - -:-..a; - 10 -:-::ow .. ."~."""""~"--'- .en............ "--"---"~'-""--r~. - .'.u _. ____ .__...____ " ". 4. Sha 11 ow Lots For rectangular lots under 130 feet in depth. or irregular ~ ,~ lots averaging less than 130 feet in depth. the front footage - n is determined by the actual lot area divided by 130 feet. 5. Corner Lots ,~ In the case of a street improvement project which abuts both -~ sides of a corner lot. the assessable front footage shall be !! " the dimension of the shorter side plus one-third (1/3) of the ~ ~ dimension of the long side. or the long side. whichever is .. ~ greater. This same formula will apply where the streets CD abutting a corner lot are improved within five years of each ~ other. The maximum amount that a corner lot can be assessed (Ii for street improvements is equal to the dimension of the III. shorter side plus one-third of the longer side. or the longer - side. whichever is greater. within a 5 year period. .u -- Where the proposed improvement project is only along one side ;~I of a corner lot. the front footage dimension along that same - - side shall be used. !j 6. Double Frontage Lots -~ For lots which front on streets being improved on both the front and back property lines. the property will only be " assessed on the basis of the average of tbe two frontages. .. - I ~ . ..--" il. 11 r ') / 7. Areas Partially Served by Utilities . For any tract or parcel which is only partially served by water or sewer lateral, only that part so served will be assessed and computed as front footage for the particular I project for which the assessment is figured. f) Assessments of Multi-Family Housinq All property containing apartment buildings, townhomes or condominiums shall be considered commercial property and shall therefore be assessed at the commercial/industrial rate as defined by this Assessment Manual. . . , f I I . " _:.0.-_ _.__ .'_ ~;:: _ _',_._ . . -. -" ~ '''4 '-'--<.~ ~_. '_." "'0' _ _._ --. ~ .--. -- . --C"- u__ .- -- -~., _ _ ,":'~-::-:._C~:>_ ,:,:'-~.::- ---::~~_.':--=-'::::-:-:::"12 :::: .. .::::- :w. -- -.. . .-- U . ~~ _~",,,,,,~,.;l;'-~<;r,~:_--""",,,, '_-",_...~----_.,~_.. -- . _m__,," ._...__ -""," . . - ~. STREET IMPROVEMENTS 1. Definitions al Federal. State and County Hiqhways These streets are classified as expressways. freeways. and I principal arterials constructed and maintained by the State or i County Highway Departments. They will carry large volumes of i I traffic at peak loading times. I bl Minnesota State-Aid (MSA) Streets' , ! These are termed collector streets which interconnect other collector streets. State or County highways. or with Minnesota State-Aid streets in the municipality. Municipal State-Aid funds. apportioned from the gasoline tax, are used to help finance the I . cost of Minnesota State-Aid streets. The design for a Minnesota State-Aid road is dependent on traffic volumes and the urban I setting. ., I I I c) Commercial/Industrial Streets i i " These are streets which generally serve commercial/industrial I property. They would typically have a projected traffic volume Ir. A typical design would beji6 'f! higher than a residential street. II feet wide with concrete curb and gutter and 9-ton design in i , i accordance with current MnDOT standards. ~ i ii d) Residential Streets i: This is the minimum street design acceptable" as a public street I within new subdivisions or developments. They carry relatively I ,f small volumes of local neighborhood traffic. The typical urban ,\ I . residential street is 32 feet wide with concrete curb and gutter and a 7-ton design in accordance with current MnOOT standards;'" I ; :1 { . -..^ 28 2,., I _L_ .-- . .,,-, ~ - ~~ ... ~ ~ ; --..-.. ; -'----'---- -- L= e) Appurtenances . , 1. Sidewalks ,- i__ Sidewalks or trails may be required by the City on or .- -- adjacent to selected streets or in selected subdivisions. .- 2. Street Lighting ~ The City has a separate plan which indicates where lights are .-- ,. typically installed. Additional street lights or ornamental ['~'." lights may be installed at the written request of the ~ - abutting property owners. ~ 3. Trees . ;;.... Trees and other types of landscaping may be required on j :- I. selected streets. r_ 4. Seeding/Sodding , - \ Boulevard restoration by seeding/sodding may be required to ,- .. prevent eros i on. -~ ; ; I . :.t: f) Existinq Street Reconstruction Projects '- r Projects which reconstruct existing City streets shall be to the .- minimum applicable standards for the type of street classification - r'~'~'. regardless of the existing street section. -- g) Maintenance/Rehabilitation Projects - - l. Cold In Place Recycling and Repaving (CIR/Repaving) - - Recycling of existing deteriorated pavements by pulverizing, .~ mixing with new asphaltic oils and compacting in place. New ~ , paving materials are then placed over the cold recycled i..:...- -I.. pavement similar to a standard overlay. '- - -,.- .~ - ._r_~ ~ 29 - l'" --- ----'- - - 2. Bituminous Overlay -. Placement of an additional bItuminous layer. generally 1 to 2 -. inches thick. over an existing bituminous surfaced street. 3. Concrete Pavement Restoration - - Replacement of existing concrete panels which have deterio- - rated. mudjacking panels to improve rideability. and the -- filling of joints and cracks with a petroleum based material ~ !I to eliminate flow water to the base below the surface. .. 4. Crack Sealing ,',.- - Placement of petroleum based material in the cracks of a - bituminous surfaced street for the purpose of eliminating the .50 flow of water from the surface to the aggregate base material -'" below. - '"". 5. Bituminous Seal Coating Placement of petroleum based material and aggregate on an -~ - existing bituminous surfaced street for the purpose of ~ filling cracks and covering mild wear. r 6. Bituminous Surfacing Patching -- Repair or replacement of existing bituminous surfacing which r - has deteriorated. -. .~ -~ - 2. Determining Street Assessment Rates - ~ The f~llowing section identifies methods for determining street ~ assessment rates for residential and commercial/industrial property - abutting various types of street improvements. These types of street - improvements include new street construction. street reconstruction;' ,- I bituminous overlay improvements, alleys. municipal state-aid projects ~. and maintenance or rehabilitation projects. ,~ - 30 ~ - ~ ---I , _ ---i All properties with tax exempt status and abutting new street recon- - ; -.... struction. street reconstruction or bituminous overlay improvements - ...... 1 shall be assessed 100% of the cost of the improvement on a front :------ footage basis in accordance with the proper equivalent assessment rate. a) New Street Construction L 1. Residential Property ! All residentially zoned properties with frontage abutting ---" ~ construction of a new street shall be assessed on a front .' f:. --" footage basis for 100% of the cost of the street construction - plus all associated overhead costs. This 100% assessment i- -, rate shall apply regardless of the street's classification I (local. collector, arterial. trunk highway): designation _i . (County State-Aid Highway, Municipal State-Aid Street); or .a jurisdiction (State, County or City). - 2. Commercial/Industrial Property -'I All commercially or industrially zoned properties with frontage abutting construction of a new street shall be . .- assessed on a front footage basis for 100% of the cost of the . street construction plus all associated overhead costs. This l. 100% assessment rate shall apply regardless of the street's .:.. classification (local, collector, arterial, trunk highway); .] . - designation (County State-Aid Highway, Municipal State-Aid . - Street); or jurisdiction (State, County or City). . b) Street Reconstruction L 1. Residential Equivalent Assessment Rate . All residentially zoned properties with frontage abutting a 1 T. street which is reconstructed shall be assessed on a front ----'- ~ foot basis at the residential equivalent assessment rate. l . 31 7' - .- - I This rate shall apply regardless of the streets'classifi- ~ cation (local. collector. arterial, trunk highway); .. designation (County State-Aid Highway. Municipal,State-Aid J Street); or jurisdiction (State, County or City). ,~ - "~ The residential equivalent assessment rate shall be based on - I - 50% of the cost of street reconstruction plus all associated ,'----S J overhead costs for a typical' residential street section. '0 ~ This residential equivalent assessment rate shall be ! - determined by the City Council and established by resolution ----- on an annual basis based upon comparable project data \ - available to the City. ~ I 2. Commercial/Industrial Equivalent Assessment Rate \ - ~ All commercially or industrially zoned properties with T - frontage abutting a street which is reconstructed shall be -------.!!!! assessed on a front foot basis at the commercial/industrial I - equivalent assessment rate. This rate shall apply regardless , . ir- of the streets classification (local. collector. arterial. ., r trunk highway); designation (County. State-Aid Highway. ~ 1.,= Municipal State-Aid Street); or jurisdiction (State, County - or City). I ~ The commercial/industrial equivalent assessment rate shall be r~ based on 70% Qf the cost of street reconstruction for a typical r 1 commercial street section. This commercial/industrial --.-..; equivalent assessment rate shall be determined by the City r- Council and established by resolution on an annual basis based - upon comparable project data available to the City. r ~ 32 I' - " Il I II, . I c) CrR/Repaving and Bituminous Overlay Improvements r CIR/Repaving or bituminous overlay improvements are placed as a cost effective measure to extend the useful street life of a Particular roadway and to delay street reconstruction needs. As I -- - CIR/Repaving and bituminous overlays are constructed as long-term - - rehabilitation improvements. the cost of these improvements shall I ~-- f be assessed as described below. ;;;-....:- . From time to time. however. the City's Public Works Department may I determine that small street areas need immediate bituminous overlay - ;;;;-:--;;; I improvements for short-term maintenance purposes. These types of --"a; - bituminous overlays determined to be "stop gap" maintenance needs r rather than long-term street rehabilitation improvements shall not ...... Ii. be assessed to abutting properties and shall be funded by the City. L Residential Equivalent Assessment Rate r All residentially zoned properties with frontage abutting a :Jii street which is overlaid with bituminous surfacing shall be - lr assessed on a front foot basis at the residential equivalent - . r assessment rate. This rate shall apply regardless of the streets classification (local. collector. arterial. trunk . .I highway); designation (County State-Aid Highway. Municipal '""lI State-Aid Street); or jurisdiction (State. County or City), r I The residential equivalent assessment rate shall be based on 50% of the cost of a bituminous overlay plus all associated !F overhead costs for a typical residential street section. L -~ =~ . - -.. 33 . .---_..- ----.. - n:!'l --- -. -I ._m ; ------- - '-~-- -"::.c....~,...~,.; ""'';' -; .~.r.. !---- -- - . ; I .. .. This residential .eQuivalent assessment rate shall be --' determined by the City Council and established by resolution - on an annual basis based upon comparable project data ~ available to the City. 2~ Commercial/Industrial EQuivalent Assessment Rate ~ All commercially or industrially zoned properties with , frontage abutting a street which is overlaid with bituminous .~ surfacing shall be assessed on a front foot basis at the -:..:.:. commercial/industrial eQuivalent assessment rate. This rate - I shall apply regardless of the streets classification (local, -. . collector, arterial, trunk highway); designation (County. - . State-Aid Highway, Municipal State-Aid Street); or I~. jurisdiction (State, County or City). . - The commercial/industrial eQuivalent assessment rate shall be J based on 50% of the cost of a bituminous overlay plus all . - , associated overhead costs for a typical commercial street '- section. This residential eQuivalent assessment rate shall I . be determined by the City Council and established by - [~ resolution on an annual basis based upon comparable project , data available to the City. .~ . d) A 11 ey --. All new alley construction or reconstruction shall be totally ; , , . assessed to the abutting properties. The assessment shall be on a r l front foot basis for the property frontage on the alley. r. ~ I l 34 ~ .- =-.' - .- -- ~ e) Municipal State-Aid Projects -" . -. Commercial. industrial or residential properties abutting a I I Municipal State-Aid street may be assessed at a reduced rate --" ] - I according to the policy set forth in this portion of the Manual. -" The reduced rate will reflect the typical cost of an equivalent C non-muni~ipal State-Aid City project. This typical cost shall be -- determined by the City Council and established by resolution from -" time to time as necessary based upon comparable project data " :I r available to the City. ~ 1. New Construction Projects r a. Commercial/Industrial Rates -- f Commercial/Industrial properties abutting a Municipal State-Aid street project will be assessed the equivalent -I~ cost of typical City commercial/industrial street. This .... may include the cost of other amenities such as I I I sidewalks and additional lighting. Any incremental cost ... - of the Municipal State-Aid section in excess of the cost - of an equivalent commercial/industrial street may be l_ funded with Municipal State-Aid construction funds. I b. Residential Rates Residential properties abutting a Municipal State-Aid ~ :-'" street project will be assessed the equivalent cost of a I . typical City residential street. This may include the T: costs of other amenities such as sidewalks and [ additional lighting. Any incremental cost of the Municipal State-Aid section in excess of the cost of an I re equivalent residential street may be funded with Municipal State-Aid construction funds. r 35 ;;' i i i .~ - _..-->!! -. 2. Reconstruction Projects a. Commercial/Industrial Rates II Commercial/industrial property abutting a Municipal .. State-Aid reconstruction project will be assessed all costs associated with reconstructing the existing street iii to the City standard for commercial/industrial areas. .... The incremental cost between the cost assessed and the ~ total project cost may be funded with Municipal State- - , . , Aid construction funds. -~ - b. Residential Rates I - Residential property abutting a Municipal State-Aid I~ reconstruction project will be assessed all costs J associated with reconstructing the existing street up to I~ the City standard for a residential area. The -. r _ incremental cost between the cost assessed and a total - project cost may be funded with Municipal State-Aid r - Construction Funds. ~I' f) Appurtenances j; ~......, Appurtenances such as sidewalks, street lighting, trees or other - r landscaping features are often encountered during street improvement [, - p roj ects . Appurtenances to new street construction, street -.. - reconstruction or bituminous overlay improvements which are either ,<: existing or needed by the City shall be included in the cost of the . street improvement project. .".... .,~ . r. I' : 36 - "--'" ._- j I. , - - - - ~ ~ Appurtenances constructed or provided in areas along. an . improvement project where they do not currently exist except . street lighting in conformance with the City's Street Lighting ~ Plan shall be 100% assessed to the benefiting properties on a front foot basis. The cost of these appurtenances shall be - ~ separated from the cost of the street improvement project. All costs of ornamental street lighting and/or any lighting beyond . those specified in the City's Street Lighting Plan shall be 100% " I assessed to the benefiting properties on a front foot basis. ~ I J g) Maintenance/Rehabilitation Proiects I . 1. Concrete pavement Restoration I ~ Concrete pavement restoration is a maintenance procedure l~. . funded by the Ci ty. 2. Crack Sealing I~ Crack sealing is a maintenance procedure funded by the City. 3. Bituminous Seal Coating \" Bituminous seal coating is a maintenance procedure funded by - ~ the City. i 4. Bituminous Surface Patching - /J. Bituminous surfacing patching is a maintenance procedure L funded by the City. , -.; , i,~ I ::1: .' ] Il:. I. . " jC , , , 37 ~ . .- K' 'M.. - ~'fj . ~ Q.T~ ,~ The city has a responsibility too ~ A recent news clipping ,eported that a city Not only is this an abdication of responsibility, would no longer let city employees serve it's a slap in the face to the business owners in town on the volunteer fire department. It was who are willing to let their employees go when the "too disruptive of regular city business," it said, alarm sounds. "Employees should be doing the job they were The city and the fire department are deeply hired for," it said. beholden to these employers for the large contri- Since when is fire protection not the city's bution they make to the protection of the commu- business? nity, Without the cooperation of local industry, What kind of an example is this for the many there just wouldn't be a volunteer fire service, companies that do release employees' For the While all are aware of the personal sacrifice volunteer/small business owner who drops every- volunteers make in serving their communities, thing when the alarm rings' sometimes the disruption suffered by business is It may make sense to restrict public works unrecognized or taken for granted, employees or police officers who might be needed Many fire departments acknowledge their debt . on the scene of a fire to perform in their own to the business community with special awards, capacities - although there's no reason they And remember to remind the general public of the couldn't volunteer in their off-duty hours, if backed contribution it makes, up by on-duty employees. Fire chiefs know how much they rely on the But would city government be shut down if good will of community-minded local employers other non-essential employees were released for to muster an effective response, fire fighting duties' Would it suffer any more than Should the city's contribution be any less' a private employer suffers when volunteers are released' Some are left with a skeleton crew to TONY RICHARDSON, man the shop when the siren sounds, The self- Editor employed, sole proprietor locks up and goes, Where should the priority lie? Is continuity of non- essential city business more important than the potential saving of the community's economic base by a timely and adequate fire department response? Fire stations are frequently located in or near city hall. City employees can be the first and quickest to respond when the siren blows. In these times of a growing inability to staff the fire department during daytime hours, should cities cut off this dependable source of a fire fighting crew' . JUL Y/AUGUST 1994 3 Our new aerial ladders perfonn some of their most amazing feats when they1re barely off the ground. . . ~<\~{2~\~ Uke moving 500 Ibs. wh!le flowing ) ". ..' 1,000 GPM - 600 Ibs. without water- making rescue attempts a reality. One of the reasons we decided to build our own aerial ladders was to incorporate safety and performance innovations unavailable anywhere else. With our 75' and 105' ladders, we have accomplished that - and more! Our ladders have a 500 lb. tip load capacity at 00 elevation fully extended, while flowing 1,000 GPM. Pierce engineered to move 500 Ibs., not just hold it. So firefighters can more than just reach victims - they can rescue them, too. Incredible on every level, Pierce-built aerial ladders feature other advantages that far outweigh the competition. Once again, nothing outperforms a Pierce. II~~ OFACE: 1-507.28U749 ,. ....~.._- C I 'OUTSTATE: 1.a~4.5526 . a r (J IJ S FAX, 1-607-28&-521' '. _ SAFETY EQUIPMENT, INC. True innovation for today's firefjghtels. . <t"wrce:> Pierce Manufacturing Inc. NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER !i((J([ P.O. Box 2017 . Appleton, WI 54913 . 414-832-3231 AOCHESTER, MN 55901 fiRE APPARATUS @1993PierceManufal..'turingrnc. , . :J'RE lU'U.1P.T!N WHlnesdav. ,Julv 20. 1994 - . - A new place i~rden Hills Acting Arden Hills Mayor Beverly Apllkowskl addresses a gathering of Mure residents of the Cottage VIllas of Arden Hills, which are being develop- ed on land east of Cleveland Avenue and south of County Road E.2. pictured to Apllkowskl's left Is developer John Arkell of Cottage Lifestyles. Rental rates for the 61 units will begin at $395 a month. The development Is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Ground- breaking ceremonies were held July 15. (Bulletin photo by Jim Schwartz) . Arden Hills . Housing project begins FocUS News--Tues.. July 19,1994-5 A senior housing project broke ground last , week in the city. I , Page 2 I . . ARDEN HILLS. Officials dig in on senior housing project SHELBY NICOLAus-DUNSKI "We noticed there is a good demand for Potential tenants are already lining up for a senior housing com- senior housing in that area. " plex, the construction of which started just last week in Arden Hills. - Michelle Gumaelius Collage Villas, a 61-unit low-income senior housing facility expected to open in December, bas been causing a stir in the city. involved in, City Planner Brian Fritsinger said. Micbelle Gumaelius, marketing director for the project's devel- Presbyterian Homes operates a senior housing facility in Arden oper, Cottage Lifestyles Inc., said the company bas received 400 Hills. But, other than that, the city is barren of any senior housing, inquiries so far this year on the project be said. As city and company officials put their shovels to the ceremoni- 'There was a great deal of interest" in senior bousing, Fritsinger ous dirt last week, nearly half of the complex was already rented. said, refeIring to a pre-lease survey conducted by the developer. I "As word spreads, people call," Gumaelius said. "We noticed The project's construction signals the end of two years of plans there is a good demand for senior housing in that area" The facility is the first senior housing project the city has been HOUSINGlPage 7 . From page 2 ed by a wetland at 3747 Cleveland Ave. and negotiations between the city, The project's location is its great- developer and land owner. est amenity, Fritsinger said. Fritsinger said. "'There'll be a lot of green space It is expected to be finished and around it," he said. open sometime in December. Cottage Villas is the developer's The project includes 15 one-bed- first two-story senior complex. The room, 31 two-bedroom and 15 company is :m offshoot of a larger three.bedroom units. The one-bed- development company which over- room units are estimated to have saw other senior projects, including 750 square feet of space. The two- Cottages of Nonh 51. Paul and Cot- bedroom units will have 950 square tages of Mapl~wond. feet and the three bedroom units, "In the past, they've all been 100 . 1,100. percent reserved by the time con. Rent will run $385 to $500 to struction is completed," Gumaelius qualifying tenants. To qualify, said. Gumaelius said Arden Hills is renters may not earn more than a good location because of the $21,400 for one person, $24,500 for demand for senior housing and two :md $27,550 for three. because the developer would like to The two-story building will sit on "get things spread out between St. about seven acres of land surround- Paul suburbs." -.. . Focus News-Tues.. July 19.1994 -5\ . ARDEN HILLS . \ C1 >">.~ ..' ,--", .~ . :- "''''';; , "y-, ,c.. ."."" . Summer soccer Youngsters gave soccer a try during a mini-soccer camp last week at Cummings Park in Arden Hills. The soccer camp is sponsored by the Arden Hills Parks and Recreation DepartmenL . . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS RAMSEY COUNTY RESOLUTION NO. 94- RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Arden Hills has the legal authority to apply for financial assistance, and the institutional, managerial, and financial capability to ensure adequate construction, operation maintenance and replacement of the proposed project for its designed life; WHEREAS, the City of Arden Hills has not incurred any costs, has not entered into any written agreements to purchase property; WHEREAS, the City of Arden Hills has not violated any Federal, State, or Local laws pertaining to fraud, bribery, graft, kickbacks, collusion, conflict of interest or other unlawful or corrupt practice; WHEREAS, the City of Arden Hills acts as legal sponsor for the project contained in the Outdoor Program Application to be submitted to July 29, 1994 and that Cindy . Severtson is hereby authorized to apply to the Department of Natural Resources for funding of this project on behalf of the City of Arden Hills; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Arden Hills, Minnesota: 1. That upon approval of its application by the State, the City of Arden Hills may enter into an agreement with the State of Minnesota for the above-referenced project. 2. That the City of Arden Hills certifies that it will comply with all applicable laws and regulations as stated in the contract agreement and described in the Compliances section of the Outdoor Recreation Grant Program Application. 3. That Cindy Severtson is hereby authorized to execute such agreements as are necessary to implement the project on behalf of the applicant. PAS.SED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARDEN HILLS THIS 29 DAY OF JULY, 1994. DENNIS PROBST, MAYOR ATTEST: . DOROTHY A. PERSON, CITY ADMINISTRATOR , , STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS Ordinance No. 296 An ordinance amending Chapter 1.8 of the City of Arden Hills Municipal Code Relating to the Regulation of Peddlers. The Council of the City of Arden Hills does ordain as follows: Chapter 18 of the City's ordinance is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following. CHAPTER 18 - PEDDLERS, SOLICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS Section 18-01 Purpose - This section is not intended to interfere with the legitimate business activities of peddlers, as the same are defined herein, whether local or interstate. These provisions are intended only to, as nearly as possible, ferret out all illegitimate operators and to regulate and control all those who would use their unique presence on property within the City to create nuisances, commit theft or other unlawful . activities. Section 18-03 Definitions For the purpose of this chapter, the terms, used herein are defined as follows: Peddler: means any person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, who goes from house to house, from place to place, or from street to street, conveying or transporting goods, wares or merchandise or offering or exposing the same for sale, or making sales and delivering articles to purchasers. It does not include vendors of milk, bakery products or groceries who distribute their products to regular customers on established routes. Peddling: means the act of being a peddler. Solicitor: means any person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, firm or corporation who goes from house to house, place to place or from street to street soliciting donations or taking orders for sale of goods, wares or . merchandise for future delivery or for service to be performed in the future, whether or not such order or whether not he/she is collecting advance payments on such order. Such definition includes any person who, for themselves or for another person, firm or corporation, hires, leases, uses or occupies any building, motor vehicle, trailer, structure, tent, railroad . boxcar, l:?oat, hotel room, lodging house, apartment, shop or other place within the City for the purpose of exhibiting samples or taking orders for future delivery. Transient Merchant: Includes any person, firm or corporation, nhc:.thcl- as e-r.;nC1: , a~cr.:~ , censi~Hce:, 6J; cffi131aye:c, .leether a rcaiacflt ef the:. Cit) .of ~ydCfl IIills 61: net, who engages in, deco, 6r tJ!aH6acto any temporary business ay~d tran.sie.Ht buoiflc.sa, either in one locality, or by travelling from place to place, selling goeas, narcs, aHa merchandise; and who, for the purpose of carrying on such business, owns, leases, occupies or uses a building, a Dortion of a buildinCl. or a means of transDortation ehcltcI, vacar..t lot, railraaei car, motor ~~ caie:Ie I trailer, tcat, 6eat, ]?tllslic ream ift ~...etclo , lod~iR~ heuDcs, apartments oJ.: atl..e.J.: place. -.lithin the City for the exhibition and sale of such ',/ares, g6eas aLa merchandise. Section 18-05 ReClistration Required: It is unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to engage in any such activity within the City of Arden Hills without first registering with the City Administrator in compliance with the provisions of . this ordinance. Registration does not exempt compliance with all other applicable local, state and federal laws. 1. Reaistration. Persons registering under this ordinance shall file a sworn statement with the City Administrator's office on a form to be furnished by the City. The sworn statement shall provide: A. The name, physical description and drivers license number of the person registering. B. The permanent home address of the applicant, the address of the place of business or the firm or occupation which the applicant represents, and in the case of transient merchants the local address from which proposed sales will be made; C. A brief description of the nature of the business and the goods to be sold; D. If employed, the name and address of the employer, . together with the credentials therefrom establishing the exact relationship; E. The length of time for which the right to do business is desired; . F. The place or location where the goods proposed to be sold are manufactured, stored and the manner in which goods shall be delivered to the customer; G. A photograph of the applicant, taken within sixty (60) days immediately prior to the date of filing of the application, which picture shall be approximately 2" X 2" showing the head and shoulders of the applicant in a clear and distinguishing manner; H. A statement as to whether or not the applicant has been convicted of any crime, misdemeanor, or violation of any municipal ordinance, other than traffic violations, the nature of the offense and the punishment or penalty assessed therefor; L A list including the name, address, phone number and age (if under 18 years) of all persons working for or assisting in the described activity. . J. In cases of transient merchant sales, the applicant must also provide: i) Proof of appropriate permission to operate on proposed site. ii) A copy of the form or individuals sales tax permit. The sales tax permit must be posted at the site; and K. The last five (5) municipalities wherein the applicant has worked before coming to this City. Section 18-07 Exemptions: The provisions of this Section of this Chapter shall not apply to the following: 1. Bona fide residents of the state selling products of the farm and garden occupied and cultivated by themselves provided that such sales can be conducted without creating traffic hazards; 2. Children, age eighteen or younger, soliciting for school . sponsored activities; 3. l'Garagel! or "Estate" sales; 4. The acts of merchants or their employees in delivering . goods in the regular course of business; s. Solicitations by organization for philanthropic any religious or educational causes if the following procedure has been accomplished: the requesting entity must file an application in writing, on a form to be furnished by the City Administrator, which shall give the following information: 1- Name and purpose of the cause for which the exemption is sought. 2. Name of the individual in the organization responsible for the solicitations. 3. Names and addresses of the individuals who will actually be doing the solicitation. 4. Period during which solicitation is to be carried on. s. Certificate of non-profit status from the state where organized. Section l8-09. Administrative Review Fee. A fee, in the amount to be determined from time to time by Council resolution, shall be . paid when the application is submitted. This fee is to cover the administrative costs of processing and investigating. Section l8-ll. Investicration and Issuance. 1- Upon receipt of each application, it shall be referred to the Ramsey County Sheriff for a background investigation of the applicant's business and moral character as deemed necessary for the protection of the public good. 2. If as a result of such investigation, the applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be unsatisfactory, the City shall notify the applicant that the application is disapproved and that no permit shall be issued. 3. If as a result of such investigation , the applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be satisfactory, the City shall deliver to the applicant the approved permit. . Section l8.l3 Exhibition of Permit. Permittees are required to exhibit their permit at the request of any citizen. Section 18-14 Prohibited Practices. . A. Sians. rra~tie;<:a I'c1:Hlitte:a. It shall be unlawful for any peddler or solicitor to enter in or upon any premises or attempt to enter in or upon any premises wherein a sign or placard bearing the notice, "Peddlers or solicitors Prohibited, " or language similar thereto, is located. B. Refusina to Leave. It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to enter upon premises owned, leased or rented by another and refuse to leave such premises after having been notified by such owner or occupant to leave. C. Misrenresentation. It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to make false or fraudulent statements concerning the quality of the goods or services which are being offered for sale. IL.. Open Sales Lots. The busine8s of neddlers, ~:~~~~~~rs or transient merchants shall not be . c ~ed on O~en Sales Lots or on the improved or ~~~;~~ved nort;ons of riaht-of-wavs within the City of Arden Hills, Section 18-15. Hourp of Oneration. It shall be unlawful for any peddling or soliciting within the City between 7:00 p.m. and 9: 00 a.m. the following morning, except by specific appointment with and invitation from the perspective customer. section 18-17. Duration. Every permit issued under the provisions of this chapter shall be valid for the period of time stated therein, but in no event shall any such permit be issued for a period of time in excess of thirty (30) days. Section 18-19. False Information. It shall be unlawful for any reason to give any false or misleading information in connection with the application for permit. section 18-21. Misdemeanor. Any violation of this Chapter shall be a misdemeanor. Each day on which such violation continues shall constitute a separate offense. . Section 18-23. Revqcation. Any permit issued on the provisions of this chapter may be revoked by the City Administrator for a violation of any provision of this chapter. Section 18-25. Penalty. Any person violating any provision of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. . Section 18-27. Severability. If any part or provision of this Chapter or the application thereof to any person, entity, or circumstances shall be adjudged unconstitutional or invalid by any court of competence jurisdiction, such judgement shall be confined in its operation to the part of the provision or application which its directly involved in the controversy in which such judgement shall have been rendered, and shall not affect or impair the validity of the remainder of this chapter or the application thereof to the other persons, entities or circumstances. The provisions of Ordinance No. 296 shall become effective on the day of 19_ Passed by the City Council of the City of Arden Hills this 28th day of March 19-2.L.. Thomas Sather Mayor Attest: . Dorothy A. Person City Administrator . . SOLICITORS/PEDDLERS/TRANSIENT MERCHANTS REGISTRATION PROCESS 1. Provide registrant with copy of ordinance. Ask them to read through the ordinance and fill out the registration form. 2. Make a copy of their state tax ID document and attach copy to the registration form. 3 . Verify identification; ie: drivers license and license number. 4. Verify completion of application including photograph and if necessary the permission form from the property owner. S . If there is any questions about the legitimacy of their business or organization, call the Better Business Bureau at 699-1111. . 6. Once the application is completed, collect $ for the application and issue them a receipt. 7. Give application to Brian for review. Applications require three day waiting period to allow for background check. . . City of Arden Hills Solicitors, Peddlers, Transient Merchants Application for Permit Permit No. Date Issued Expiration Date To be filled out by applicant Full Legal Name (Last) (First) (Middle) Date of Birth Sex . Description of Applicant: Eyes Height Weight Full address (Home) Name of Business Organization Phone (Home) (Business) Temporary Local Address Phone MN Driver License No. Social Security No. Tax Identification No. (or SOl-C3 documentation) Describe Nature of Business or Organization: . Describe Goods to be Sold: . Address where the goods are manufactured: Address where the goods are stored: Manner of which goods shall be delivered to customer Has the applicant been convicted of any crime? If yes, the nature. Length of time of Permit (maximum 30 days) : From To Description of any vehicle which applicant will use while engaged in the business of a peddler or solicitor within the City of Arden Hills: Year Make Model Color License # State of Issue List of five (5) municipalities wherein the applicant has worked before coming to this City: . 1.) 4. ) 2. ) 5. ) 3. ) I, the undersigned applicant make this application pursuant to all the laws of the State of Minnesota and such rules and regulations as the City Council of the City of Arden Hills may from time to time prescribe. I acknowledge receipt of Arden Hills Ordinance No #18 relating to the regulation of peddlers/solicitors/transient merchants. I verify that the above information contained in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge. Signature Date . . Full name, address and age (if under 18 years of age) of all persons working for or assisting in the described activity. Full Name Phone and Address Age (if under 18) . . < . , . . . . , , CITY OF ARDEN HILLS . 1450 WEST HIGHWAY 96 ARDEN HILLS, MN 55112-5794 May 4, 1994 To whcm it tro.y =ce...>n: I welccme this opportunity to introduce you to the City of Arden Hills. The City is '-'Orking hard at continuing its history of a pcsitive, dynamic busi.'less climate. I hcpe the follCMing infortmtion will interes;: you in developing your new business withiIl our corrrnu.-u ty . Mr. Rayrrond V. McGraw and Ms. Barbara Piotrowski have volunteered to assist with the City's developrrent efforts and =tact you. They will prcvide you with serre ger.e...>al infortmtion about the City of Arden Hills. Keep in mind the City has recently forrred an Econcmic Develq::m:nt O;mnittee to advise the City Council. At this tirre, they . are developi11.g serre additional =keting strategies and packets. We believe t..l;at Arde.'l Hills will b: a good location for your busi.'1.esS, and we will '-'Ork tcgether with you to !take it happen. If you have any specific questions aW.tt the infonration provided, please do not hesitate to c=tact our Ccmrnmity Planning C=rdinator, Brian Fritsinger, at 633-5676. ,Sincerely, -.., :~~~~. r '*' _ -. Tb~s R. Sa~her Mayor City of Arden Hills /dmj . PHONE: (612) 633-5676 . FAX 16121 633-7839 . ARDEN HILLS Once, like many Twin Cities suburbs, Arden Hills was a farming community. But in 1951, the City incorporated in an effort to include the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant in its boundaries. And as interest in the northern suburbs grew among developers, the City's location proved to be a draw. Arden Hills encompasses approximately 9.4 square miles and lies in Ramsey County about 5 miles north of the St. Paul City limits. It is bounded on the west by Interstate 35W and on the east by Lexington Avenue. Interstate 694 and Highways 10, 96, and 51 cut through the community. The current population is estimated at approximately 9,500. The fact that the U.S. Army has a dominant presence in Arden Hills hasn't kept developers away. In fact, Arden Hills boasts an impressive list of corporate headquarters and executive homes. The community is the corporate headquarters for Cardiac Pacemakers, Mutual Service Insurance (MSI) , Land O'Lakes, Delta Environmental and H.B. Fuller Company. Control Data Systems and . Pharmacia Deltec also have large facilities in Arden Hills. Arden Hills has been successful in its efforts to attract desireable business and industry. This is obvious when a developer contacts the City for potential development sites. Most of the land available is in small tracts, however, three large tracts do exist. One potentially untapped development area is the federal government ammunition plan. With a total of 2,330 acres, it could start a substantial influx of building activity if the land were ever released or sold. Another area available for development is the Round Lake District in the northeast corner of I-694 and I-35W. This area, which acts as the gat~way to.the City, consists of 60-80 acres of property zoned for "mixed-uses." The remaining area of commercial development is on the west side of Lexington Avenue, south of I-694. This area has been rezoned to encourage the redevelopment into a compatible retail mix which . would feed off the nearby Target Greatland store. . Named after the extinct Arden Dairy Farms and the rolling topography, Arden Hills brings to mind such words as "pastoral" and "idyllic." Arden Hills is home to a wide variety of uses ranging from corporate headquarters to colleges. We hope that you will consider locating your company to Arden Hills and become a part of our community. . . L . S' ell '0 [ ~~~~~~ Z Z~ ~ s: .Q" mcs~~i~ ~~ozello~i~~8 ~ [ @' ~~tc<ll~<Q_rt.l'O$;O:i5QlalC: lXlc.. ~tc .~g,","S-CO $;lXl 'Eo c..S=-al 0 iil 8 ~~itlfrl~og~lilifti - '0 ell Cd ~ ice:?~ ~ al f~~~ ~~eIl<g. ~ '< g :::; ~ I'i'i G- = Ql fii -< == ~~.g:<ll ,.. .:; d' c:: Q S- f I!!. 'c:i 'L1 I'i'i' [ 0 ~ "d 0 () S = 0 g. A _ Co> g -.Jc:n N _g c...J_ --~ .:< 0 ~~~~~ 0 NA_~~O~~N ~ ~ .... ~ . N~~N~ ~~~~~8~~~A~~~ ~ <0 ~~~~_~~~~~~ o~~~~-~ A 004 - ~~~O_~~Q~~ON~~~-OQO~~ 0 CO ~ CO CO 0 I-.J () 0 CD I g ~ $:: CO en t1 CO PJ 0 -- A _ .., PJ c:.."'3C:C N _IOOOOJ c..J_ N-N ~~~NQ ~O~~-N~N~~- ~ ~ .... ~~~~~_~N~~~~N~~~~~N b <0 Q~NN-g8w~NN~~~~O~~~ - 8 ~ _Q_ ONO_~~~ON~~-ON ..::0.. N .., Q- N_ t:'-J1oooJ (..,)- N-C,oJ ~~~~_ ANN~N~NNO~N ~ ~ .... ~~~N~-~N~~WW~~~~~~~ ~ <0 . ~W~Q o~w~m~~o~~~8W~ ID (0 ~O~Q-W~~~~~~~- _ ~oow 0 . - ~ ~ ,!; y " ,.; c.. ~ - -~ ~ ;; gP) '" .. - " '< :E = -' ~ c -' ~~< Z ." :. C/l ~ ll> Z3: r- 3: ii (1. ~ ~ ::. 0- (fJ 0 Z ~ 3: ::;: r- !!!. l> .:; ClliD ~ J(J):D;:U::;; g ll>;; ~ ~8 a. !: ='-< ~Cll-.o,....gYe ~~ Q.3~1lI ~ g-n c= ~t1IU2;""'CQlr:n...lQJo..CD(')Ql :7 c:r :r- (D -Ill>:J:< ll> S '-OtB..,:;; ll>_ r-:J::J: '2' ~. 0- ell ii'l: == ll> J<o ~ Q.lll !!.-. III :- 0 0.. '< :;; r-':;; -Ill 'll",,~_.0 ll> !!!.""1O = .:z' > _tutO IPrnOClla.C.QlCD~cn ?~ -J^,,~ C::i~ l>> - ~ - - en - - II' ~- -. =: al en C ,....J ~ .:;: re' =- ~ '" "',-< 0;' C ~ V ., VI ~ <' ~. \0 ~ 0;" sl" GO \0 ~ r-O " 0 . :n ~ =~ (1. C/'1 *::; C/l (D c ::r ell 0 0 -- P) 0.. ..... 3: P) '" ~ 0- U is' '-< ~ ; ~ :J: ~ (J '::'(")~'::'1\J(')(")~~c..lt.)U)~01u)01 0 l: 0 OllOt.:lCOOl............ 0............... 1\>-0 ., .....0 lOCO'" COCltt.:l-CO 0000l0l !!. C fOQ)NI\JU)CJ)......'-...JI\J.-I.(J1-"'O(oO"Jg ~ - :3 CDl\JtOCDCDI\)'-.JO.;:......acnC1l0-....... 0 -' c:: -. ~ (") (D " _. 0 "'0 3 P) '" - -. ..... '-< . . " :5 ... ~ =. ~ < Z - - - z s:: - .. ~ ... " =-::..:r. _ 0 Z " 0 s:: ::" :- r" ~ > " ;:: F.' = ~ c.r. ~ ::l C ~ ~ = Co S ;:;~ d : =- !::: _:. 9 :- ~ ~ a. ..:. ;: ~ r: a. 3 = r.- - -::: =-g:r:_~~"--(;""r. = r.' " g :I: < =w ::. :- _ :::::. ~ $. =~ : :- :r:: ..,.. - E - _ _. _ - <r- < g - _ - " _ ~:::o ,..' . t: r. - = _ = _ - - ~ _. _. ~ _ -. == - r. ... r.'" - -. =:.. rr.;- . (J':'; . = u: ';:' C't; ,.. ~ c: r. -:;" - :=::'" = =s:-: :. ...., ~ P.J '" :J: ?:" :- -.. . Ooll " ~ r. :.c: . - ...., ;' g = ,.... ;. CI:I . . 0 g ;; (ll -< ~ f~ 0" ^ ;; ~'..n~ -C"::::1~-J'..n~0\:=-=~ .... ;::n r.' . . . t.w -.l. _' . . . . -. . ...., .... -...J.L.. ~....I\ ~ - I.,,) \0 ...: - ::- \0 ~ C" C >0 > ,.... - r- ~ x - - - ~ ::-- :: ~ -< ~~ 0 '" ~~ c;;' v a< :r. ........ ~- <' .... 5.\.0 g:' c en c' ~\.O " \C - - - r..) !...;! r.,J f.,,) f..J r.J ~ - r"j - ;< ;:-0 CD . \C =" C..J --= ....... !>.J :- I..) - C ..... - cc -::x:. '..,to) ~ ...: ~ f..J ~ ~ i.,;) ~ I.,,) 0 Oc 1..J: Oc ~ J:.. ~ ~ , ~ ::r .... ::..n '" 0 A . -= =," (ll -= "'":J ........ -= 0- CI:I ~ c: .... CI:I ~ '" "" 0 =:J A ~ ~ ~ ~ r...u ~ 00 t.W ~ .c- .::.. l."iJ t"J t.,J t"Ji ~ t.,,) _ ~ '...1\ ..;. '"" (""n. O\....I'l. C ~ ......:I 0\ .....,J - ~ () e.. ~ ~ :.: N t.,J :..1'1 - ::. t-.J ~ ~ N ~ ~ :c , .... ...... 0 A ~ -= --= .:{ a -= -= ~. $: CD .... "" c c:: ~ N '...w '..w - 1..;1 I.,,) I...J I..,) t..,) I..,,;) - A t..J ....... ,.... :J x -.l ..,: U'l \Q 0\ \C OC \C \0 I..J ....,J I..,) OC I...} .tl. ~ ~ -. . . . . . . . . . '....rI. . . . . . .....,J .;.. '....rI \0 f..,} ... ?: oe \0 ':::"!Jl 0\ -..J ~ I.J . \.I .... -= -. -= u --= -= ~ -= ....... -. ...... * ~ v "" - .... :=' ... ~ ?O !..) ;-"t !..) \0 ?" :- ~ !..J !..J := ?C .... .;.. .....~V\-.l-.J:....~oe.:..(",I.l.Jt\O-v, 8 . S< x . Z .1. if I > 51 ~ ~. .Q" g: a g: ~ ~ - ~ g:@ g:-~ ~ .s- d ~ ~ ~ ~ ~; g o ~ ~ Q ~ 5-"" ~l(<> $'Z ~ 5 s::~ trJOl6'@ ~g Q~ ~ "< 3:9 ~g'Ol(<> o~~~~ ~ d' ~: ~ g: sg e!. ~. 6' $I m ~ g Q' t::': .Q ;- 21 g :z::!.~~e!.[r5-.~ SCD~ l(<> s- C%- f ( ~ I ell t t I ~ ~ Iii r i i f. ~_::!.~~sa.a.6lO ., CD (J) ::s rlI 0 ~ Q 1::1 ~ M ~: ~ g' 0- CD ::r ......... ~ 0 r.f%- S - . CIJ - CD co co a 0 () .Q" dll CD ::r :: CIJ S ': ;:;- c:c :~: /C%- .~.... .....~. c: r a. t ~ CIJ 0.. .: - t:1 ~ ::: ..... j= ~ en :;.: en PJ ~ = /0) % _ a' . - -- .._.~ - c., . .. .. - - - . . . .. . . . I!: c" '* trJ C, 3 '* 'Q. ~ ::l ell ::: '"'C%- oo . en b .-.l . . - ~ ~ ::i:: r. "" I: ::::::< Z Z3: - ~ - ....;= = .- ~j 3: r. ,,-~ ~Z 3:'--> c.. _. _ ~ w ~,.. _. .-.- --:-cr.:::::::-....-::;... =:..._..r._ :: .:;: _t":=:::_.Oc.~ .=..=-:!:oc.. ~ ~ =;" ~ . ~ ... c. _ %: ~ r; :.. = = !: r." - ""'!(': t:_(:.(f.:-~iii'"n~~ x- ;;:;0 ,.., . :: ..... <: _'" <:: - ,-.. -. $ c: ""l::- .... ~ '" c: ""l ;;- (S" E ==:.- = ~ <;( :: ~ :: !:. =: :3 '$. _ -. < - r:. _"" ~ ::. _. "" = _ r.- lJ: = ~ ~ '" ..::~ =r.ao~=-=-r;(t=-;,: q " ~~::. :.. =< - - - '< : c ..: (,l: :: .,.,j ,..... oS" s.~ ~.. _. en ~ ('D -< f'< - '!l< F." t:d ~ ~n (;' Z '< 02- >0 0.. ? ; = = ~ :x ~ ~ v. ~ = = !.,j :=' i3 ~ - oe N 7* ::' ::.- ~ ~ :; g- 0;' - - -< C'\ oc:; CC \::: ~ ~ - 0\ l..,) ~ - ~ A '..n o .,.,j '" - =...... 0 '" n ~ ~"< 0;' :; 0 X cr.~ ~ <' ~ ~. '-0 (""""t- O;' ...... . 0 ';''-0 0 = ;,C i:"O == ~ ~ ~. :.n . en E" ~ ~ ~(,.W.~ t~!...W_t'.,J.tI.~~-t.,J- !l. "'::l -- o C f.,J t-J ~ -l I,Q t..J QCj -= 0\ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ \:: :.0 ~ I..V C ~ 0; i..J W r..J 00 Oc ~ c.. :.0 c::c en > ~ a - ; en S- O (""""t- ;; (""""t- (; ~ ~ ...... ...... . >;,C ~ ~ '" en cr ~ 0 3 " = "< _. ~ t.W '.,H W !..J loJ r..w t...J r..,) f...,) l'..) N w r..J W: = r: w _ _ I,Q A I..,) _ - oc ~ oc 0\ N A - C'\ "11 3: (D . . . . . -oJ' c::c. . . . . . . . _~!..,)~'"", toW V'lO\r..wcct.W....,JU't.\O -0 v _ ~ F." c: ~ "" .. " " ::; (""""t- " 0 -. () -. ;,C ""0 - ~ r; - ..,..r; -. ...... N 1...J.:a.r...)W- r..w_r.,Jf...,)t"n O"I~ ~g "< -.J t...J ..0 r.,J C\ A --.J C\ ~ 00 ::: oc N f..::l f..,) ~ . oc. . . . . 00' . . . . t.I'I. . A .....,J-Vl':.J'l-,J C\-W\O(..W NU'l r; V "" " '= ,; l r: . 0 ~ .- .- - . ~ ~ c ------- :J /--<~>~ . .-+-- -~---::;,<;:-;;.---- '< >_ ~/-'C;<::/- :.~:>/ - '\J'C. .=:.</ s~'C.\,\,\~G ~ :::a ---;:;.> 0 0 / 0... .:,,:, / rrl / I I I / ~ I : / 1 / ~ '-,. 0 -0 0 I (f) 0 CD c 0...:-:: l/ - - - l!: ~ l'l (J) !S ; ...~ .-+-- ~ J:l ~ 1 I -. -0 _. 8 :J I -- tj - - - ---- I . t I - t ~ I ~ .. \ ______ .. . I- e - ::J r+- \- L- '< - - - ::::0 ~- --- __J WESLEY AVE 0 0 '" - -I r- - I N ... - - 0... ~ ~ "'? ~ - fTl 1- I I I ~ .~ I .. . ~ . - I 1 _~_I 0 -0 J \ 0 ~~ .t "'--" (f) '- ([) 0 I ;; 0... ~ ----1 ~ UJ :! \ \ r+- ;:l - -- ... 1 ~ -. I -0 _. 8 __'_ I ---- ::J ~ --- ~ I ~ - .. -~ ----- ~: . t-.+- ,._.~ c ::l - - - :J lS -~- ~ ~ r-+- g : z '< ;:! .. I ... ~ :::::0 ,,-' - - ~ ~ N.. 0 8 L 0 - - Q ~ fTl ~ PASCAL AVE I I r- - - ! ~ I ~ ~ - - , '.. '" ' I [ , . I , .. l 0 \ -0 I [ 0 (j) J -L ~~ CD L Q -~ I ~- -. (f) [ r-+- I l _J -. -0 .- -. - :J I ~ - ------ ~ ~ ~ .. \ . _.._ J - -. L- ____..u_~_ ____ ___. I / I} ~ t tt.> ~ ------- ----------~---- -------~----- ---_.,----- . - - ~ I - ~ ~ ..... ~ ~ 0 C ::J I ,-t- ~ '< ----- ---~-~--- ,-- -----_._-._---~- T,H.51 RAMP I :::0 ----~-~-~-- - ~-- ~----_.-- . ~~ 0 -_J 0 ~ ~ ;0 0... ~ [ ~ '-,. .. ~ t I fTl ~ ~ lJ ~ 1 -Y-1 0 ~ ~.~ -0 . h ". ~(' 0 "1h ~ - ~ - (f) '" 0 .......- .---- ([) ;; 0... N 0 lS . l': o " if) ~ g z ~ ~ ,-t-. ~ ~ 1 -. -0 8 -. J T,H, 51 To 1CAAP . Fax # ( ;Vui ~'u --n~c:!<~ ~ ~~t~~ f? ~~~ ~ ~~~ ~k~~""'~);. } " };, 1 'J "1- ~ ~ , I;:; :;_ ; (' ~.- -.- ><"~~ ''---- :+;ci" IjN 1'\11'11 ~ f: ~ i> (1. .... :c ' ~ - . . . , ! . , - Z " I I . i . - - d 1 . , , , . I . . < f' " - -.I, ,"TV ( , . - ~~ .- ~ r- . '- . --- "- :.. :'\" I" " I r- , , , ;-~ , .' I' - ..,.. , , i'i, " ' -'-- ,;, I 1+-4--' " ; I....! I 1 ;, L . ~ , I" : . . " . . , . " . ,.t+- , " '- / -....,,;.,c . i . .~ f~?? ~~ '" . For more information: For Immediate Release Dorothy Person, City of Arden Hills 612/633-5676 or Kate Huebsch 612/426-4102 ARDEN HILLS RESIDENTS AND OTHERS INVITED TO VOICE QUESTIONS. CONCERNS ABOUT ARSENAL LAND NEGOTIATIONS City to Host Three Thursday Meetin~s to Promote Discussion about the TCAAP property , (i{ l ''":>. / .' v_ l I./~-- . (C)(~ ARDEN HILLS, MN (date) -- Arden Hills residents are invited ' /Gctl.., y/Lii/(j/L0' to take part in a town hall meeting to address any concerns or . questions they have about the CitY's~nVOlvement in negotiation~ for the Twin City Army Ammunition Plant (TCAAP) land. The meeting is the first of three Thursday meetings sponsored by the Arden Hills City Council and is scheduled for (DATE), at (TIME) at (LOCATION). The TCAAP land, occupying the northern third of Arden Hills, has been the focus of much discussion between the U.S. Army, the National Guard, the Department of Natural Resources, environmental groups, the City of Arden Hills, Ramsey County and other interested parties. The final decision for the land's future use is a key issue for Arden Hills. . -- MORE -- ~~~6 " . Meeting-2 According to Dennis Probst, Arden Hills city councilmember and an active participant in the discussions, the (DATE) meeting will give the City an opportunity to hear the citizen's questions, concerns and ideas for the use of the land. Probst emphasizes that the City is only in a position to suggest uses for the land at this time. In addition to Probst and other city councilmembers, TCCAP Commander's Representative Mike Fix will also be on hand at the . meeting to provide an update from the u.s. Army about the latest work and timelines for sale of the property. Following the (DATE) meeting, the second of the three Thursday meetings will be held (DATE) to provide a forum for the various environmental groups interested in the future use of the TCAAP land. The third and last meeting, set for (DATE) , is directed at citizens and officials from surrounding communities to discuss the potentials for shared facilities and equipment. Interested individuals and groups are encouraged to attend any or all of the discussions, For more information, contact City Hall at 633-5676. . it II # 'yf:::Nee. AG I NV\ TMlDN IF'U(tJi2.- " . Your Opinion Matters Learn the latest about the TCAAP/old arsenal land Share your ideas and concerns about the opportunities this land offers Arden Hills You are invited to attend any or all of three public informational meetings to discuss future uses of the Twin City Army Ammunition Plant (TCAAP/old arsenal) land. Thursday, DATE: Residents/Business Reactions: A Town Hall Discussion An update for Arden Hills residents, businesses and other concerned parties Thursday, DATE: Environmental Considerations: Ideas/Concerns A moderated discussion for environmental groups and other concerned parties Thursday, DATE: Surrounding Communities: Shared Opportunities . For citizens and officials from nearby communities to discuss the potential for shared facilities and equipment Representatives from the TCAAP and the Arden Hills City Council will be on hand to answer questions and receive your ideas and comments for future use for this 2500-acre parcel of land. The meetings will be held at XX:XX p.m. in TCAAP Building #, on the TCAAP property in Arden Hills. Although the land may not be available for many years, we have an ideal opportunity now to plan for both the short- and long-term possibilities of this valuable resource. Your information and ideas are important to the process. We hope to see you at one or more of the meetings. Sincerely, - Dennis Probst Arden Hills City Councilmember . u__ eJ1Vlf!.O!I./ Y\I1..G/IJ T fYL- IJV\i1 TJ'IiTloN /FLl((;f2-- " . At Issue: The Environmental Considerations of the TCAAP/Old Arsenal Land Make Your Opinions Heard Please join us for the second of three public information meetings to discuss possible uses for the TCAAP property from an environmental perspective. The City of Arden Hills will host a forum among concerned environmental groups so that they can express their concerns and goals for the land, We invite you to take part in this dialogue. TCAAP Commander's Representative Mike Fix and Arden Hills Councilmember Dennis Probst will be on hand to answer questions and receive your ideas and comments for the future use--including preservation areas--for this 250Q-acre parcel of land. . The meeting will be held (DATE) at XX:XX p.m, in TCAAP Building it, on the TCAAP property in Arden Hills, Although the land may not be available for many years, we have an ideal opportunity now to plan for both the short- and long-term possibilities of this valuable resource. Environmental issues are a key part of the master plan, Your information and ideas are important to the process. We hope to see you at the meeting. Sincerely, Dennis Probst Arden Hills City Councilmember . .. Mn c-~ ,. . ARDEN HILLS' FINAL FRONTIER More than 2500 acres of land within Arden Hills city limits--now used by the U.S. Army--will eventually be available for other use, The property is presently the site of the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant (TCAAP) and is nearly four square miles in size. Entirely within the city limits of Arden Hills, the old arsenal/TCAAP site represents almost one-third of the total land area of the community. Mike Fix, the TCAAP commander's representative, expects a small portion of the lands to be available relatively soon. Based on this latest development, we asked Dennis Probst, Arden . Hills City Council, to provide an update of the City's position on the future of the property and its impact on the community. What interest does the City of Arden Hills have in the TCAAP Property? Certainly the City has a responsibility to its citizens to confirm that the environmental issues associated with the site are dealt with effectively, It also has a responsibility to plan for that time in the future when the property is sold by the U.S. Army. . -- MORE -- ~llG0C '" . TCAAP-2 What does the City want to see happen with the land? The City Council, through a long-range planning process, would like to see the TCAAP area made accessible to the community. For the short term, the City is interested in a site for a new City Hall and a jointly developed Public Works facility with the National Guard and Ramsey County. Over the long term, the City Council will develop a masterplan to integrates the ideas and interests of the many people concerned about the TCAAP land. The result will be an outline for public facilities, parks, open space and some level . of private development. Residents of Arden Hills and its neighboring communities also have significant need for recreational facilities in the form of softball, baseball, soccer and other active play fields. The TCAAP property offers opportunities for these uses as well. How would the City's proposal benefit Arden Hills residents? Opening TCAAP lands will provide hundreds of acres of both passive and active (JARGON?) recreationa~ opportunities for Arden Hills residents and surrounding communities. What's more, use of a small portion of the land for city facilities will make the present City Hall/Public Works site available for private . development and return that land to the tax rolls. -- HORE -- ------- -- f),-.r2T1CCb I" . TCAAP-3 Worth noting: The joint Public Works project for Arden Hills, Ramsey County and the National Guard offers Arden Hills the ongoing opportunity to control its own costs for this facility now and in the future. What are the environmental issues? Is the land safe? TCAAP's environmental problems are significant. However, over the past several years, the Army has been aggressively cleaning up the site and, in fact, recently was recognized for those efforts. . The Army cannot and will not sell properties without complete environmental clearance which will be scrutinized by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. While some of the clean-up issues--such as the ground water contamination--may take 20 or more years to fully resolve, there are significant parcels which may be clean and available relatively soon. . -- MORE -- M1lc-I.:G ,. . TCAAP-4 How long might the development take? We understand it may be 20 to 30 years--perhaps even longer --before all the TCAAP property is available. In the short term, however, it appears that selected sights will likely be sold particularly for the City Hall and Public Works buildings as well recreational opportunities. Once the land becomes available and funding is secured for City facilities, this development could be completed within 18-24 months. . What interest have others expressed in the TCAAP lands? The groups expressing an interest in the lands are as diverse as their suggested uses for the property. Among those expressing an interest are the Ramsey County Public Works department, the Parks department and its Sheriff's office, the Minnesota State Patrol, the Department of Natural Resources, the National Guard, members of Preserve Open Space Environment (POSE) and the Minnesota Biathlon Club. Furthermore, many environmentally oriented groups have expressed their interest in maintaining open space and protecting existing plant and animal species. The surrounding communities, together with Arden Hills, have also discussed a number of parks . and recreation opportunities. -- MORE -- j}r2-nctc;:-- '" . TCAAP-5 Finally, we are working on a cooperative program between the City and its neighbors to share access to sand, salt, fuel and perhaps jointly owned equipment. What ",ill the City's plan cost Arden Hills taxpayers? Arden Hills will need to fund the City Hall and its share of the Public Works facility, However, the Arden Hills' portion of the Public Works site will be less than if the City were to build its own separate facility. The net effect of this plan should be positive in that it . also puts the existing lands--the current City Hall and Public Works site--back on the tax rolls. When ",ill final decisions be made? It is hoped that decisions on the immediate land requests by Arden Hills, Ramsey County and the National Guard will be resolved in 1994. The City intends to begin a long-range planning effort for the entire parcel this spring. Arden Hills is also actively bringing people together to gather public input about the use of the lands. A series of public involvement meetings have been set to provide a forum for ideas and concerns. The first meeting will take place on Thursday . (date) at (time) in Room XX of TCAAP building II. I I I ------ - CITY OF ARDEN HILLS . MEMORANDUM DATE: August 1, 1994 TO: Dorothy A. Person, City Administrator FROM: @ Terry Post, City Accountant SUBJECT: July 1994 Operating Results Commentary GENERAL FUND: Revenue: l. July was another strong month for license/permit revenue. $12,117 was booked for building permits, (CP1- $3860; IC Systems - $1491; Roscoe- $2366), and $2770 was booked for electrical permits, , 2. Two significant sources of intergovernmental revenue were booked in July, 50% of the City's HACA distribution, ($47,673), and 40% of the City's MSA Maintenance distribution, ($19,393), were received. 3. July miscellaneous receipts included $2,640 for equipment sales, ($2,225 for 1/3 of pickup sales), and $777 in collected state building code surcharges. Expenditures: l. The police Protection Department contains payments to the Ramsey County Sheriff for July and August services, ($87,020). 2. The high positive variance in the Street Maintenance Department reflects the fact that no 1994 pavement management costs have been allocated back yet. 3. The Summer Playground Department activity was in high gear in July with correspondingly high program costs. OTHER FUNDS: l. Diseased Shade Tree Fund, (#224): Year to date expenditures do not reflect I any 1994 public or private tree removal costs as yet. - . / __-_d~ - 4r'4\ ~~~/ , /:i"?-:?~/~ - - _ V~ - ------ ~~ , -.- ~ ----= I North Suburban Access Corporation & North Suburban Cable Commission 950 Woodhill Drive. Aoseville. MN 55113 . 612/481-9554iCTVINSACl 6121482-1261 (NSCC, p~ "",1" . '0"'" August 10, 1994 "'<.l~ttr <;\l> -re.1e'" ~ I C e:>.....__".....i-t~ TO: City Managers and Administrators {Jfti J~ FROM: Coralie A. Wilson Executive Director - SUBJECT: 1994 Municipal Grant Application The Cable Commission is again making funds available for grants to cities, with the grants to be used to purchase equipment for the municipal access channel or to produce a program or series of programs. Allowable expenses for the latter include hiring a free-lance producer and/or purchasing videotapes, props or other supplies for the . program. With the application, I have included a copy of the Commission's policy on . the municipal grants program. Please note that one of the requirements to be eligible for a grant is adoption by the city council of a resolution, enclosed, setting up a separate fund or account to track the use of franchise fees. The number of grants and the amount awarded will depend on the number of applications we receive, but the intent of the Commission is to give preference to those cities that can demonstrate that the bulk of their franchise fees Arden Hills have been used for cable-related activities, as required by the Joint Powers Agreement. Falcon Heights l..auderdale To request a grant, please complete the attached form and send it to me, Liltle Canada along with the requested documentation and a certified copy of the fully executed Mounds View resolution, bv September 9. 1994. New Brighton North OakS As always, if you have any questions about the grants program, feel free to Aoseville give me a call. St. Anthony Shore\liew . . CITY OF RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION EST ABLISIDNG A SEPARATE ACCOUNT FOR CABLE FRANCHISE FEES AND SPECIFYING mAT THE FUNDS IN THIS ACCOUNT MAY ONLY BE USED FOR CABLE-RELATED ACTMTIES WHEREAS, the City of is a member of the North Suburban Cable Communications Commission, which was established by a Joint and Cooperative Agreement between the Cities of Arden Hills, Falcon Heights, Lauderdaie, Little Canada, Mounds View, New Brighton, North Oaks, Roseville, St. Anthony and Shoreview, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 471.59; and WHEREAS, the Grantee of the cable franchise pays franchise fees to the City; and WHEREAS, the cable subscriber ultimately bears the cost of the franchise fees and ought to be the beneficiary of their use, either in cable franchise administration or in community cable television programming; and . WHEREAS, Article X, Section 3, of the Joint and Cooperative Agreement states that, after making its annual contribution to the budget of the North Suburban Cable Communications Commission, the remainder of any franchise fee paid to the Member by the Grantee shall be used for cable-related expenses; and WHEREAS, the North Suburban Cable Communications Commission does, from time to time, make available grants to assist the Member Cities with the purchase of video equipment to be used for programming the municipal access channel and to assist cities with the costs of producing a specific program or series of programs; and WHEREAS, in order to be eligible for such grants, a Member City must be able to document that its franchise fees have been used primarily for cable-related activities; and WHEREAS, the most effective way to establish such documentation is to establish a separate account for franchise fees and specifying that the funds in this account may only be used for cable-related activities; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL YED by the City of 1. That the City will establish a separate account for franchise fees, or their equivalent. . - . 2. That expenditures from this separate account will be restricted to cable-related activities. 3. That cable-related activities are defined as: a. the purchase of equipment to be used for programming the municipal access channel. b. the production of a specific program or series of programs which may be shown on the municipal access channel. Adopted this day of .199_ CITY OF Mayor . Motion made by: Seconded by: Those in favor: Those against: . 2 T~/~ . '. fj r ~- !. '~: J V ( ". ' . ,..,~, ~~.~r ., j . . r/0 c.,-h-. Rice Creek watershedclistriet .( ,~_J J' I: ~ ",- ......,.. \, 3565 LEXINGTON AVENUE NORTH. SUITE 132 ,I ;,..-' .. ..{-'J {'\:;.-- "RDEN HILLS. MINNESOTA 55126-8016 _.. C. '\ ";- j. :.- <- TELEPHONE (6121 483-0634 .. .. \ !,' j . S'~ FAX 16121483.918& a \C:' .'~. C" C ('J'" . -', . t. -, ".....~-_.., J.. J ."40-" '~C' ..~..... :: . -.." ',' ....,...... Board or Managers '-~.i Regular Meetin"gs: .:J 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at Shoreview City Hall DATE: August 11, 1994 KATE DREWRY, Distria Admin. BON IT A TORPE. Admin. Assist. TO: .AclminiRtratorslMaoagers of the Counties of Anoka, Hennepin, Ramsey and Washington AdministratorslMaoagers of the Cities of Arden Hills, Birchwood Village, Blaine, Circle Pines, Centerville, Columbia Heights, DeUwood, Falcon Heights, Forest Lake, Fridley, Ham Lake, Hugo, Lauderdale, Lexington, Lino Lakes, Mahtomedi, Mounds View, New Brighton, Roseville, Saint Anthony, Shoreview, Spring Lake Park, White Bear Lake and Willernie, plus .AclminiRtratorslMaoagers of the Towns of Columbus, Forest Lake, Grant, May, and New &..dm.m___ ~ : \ FM: Kate Drewry, Administrator, Rice Creek Watershed District . SUBJ: RCWD Proposed Budget for 1995 Enclosed for your information is a Notice of Public Hearing on the RCWD Preliminary 1995 Budget, along with a detailed breakdown of projected revenues and expenditures by category for each of the District's Funds, The RCWD Board of Managers would welcome any comments you may have prior to fln~li';Tlg the budget. You may provide comments in writing prior to the public hearing date of September 14, or in person at the Hearing. If you would like clarification or further background information on any of the budget elements, please feel free to call me at 483-0634. bet Enclosures: 2 cc: Correspondence Log RCWD Managers (5) w/attacbments (}{' (O~ . T. IG-oi .~ BOARD OF MANAGERS .-\. J. CARDINAl, SR. CAROlE V. RYDEN ROGER L. OBERG BARBARA A. HAAKE EUGENE L. PETERSON -\NOKA cau."" ry RAMSEY COUN TY WASHINGTON COUNTY RAMSEY COUNTY '.NOKA COUNTY VlONTGOMfRY WATSON C"n~ullln>: lnl:.'.......r< ./;)..122-1 a 1I.1lCHEllE i_ ULRICH ,\trorn...v h'J'l.Y~>I') , . NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING ON PROPOSED BUDGET OF THE RICE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT FOR THE YEAR 1995 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, That the Board of Managers of the Rice Creek Watershed District propose to adopt the following budget for the year 1995. A summary of the proposed budget is as follows: ADMINISTRATIVE FUND $ 175,425 WATER MAINTENANCE & REPAIR (DrrcH) FUND 80,000 103D BASIC WATER MANAGEMENT FUND 60,000 103B (509) PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION FUND 919,925' TOR:l'IJABILlTYFUND 6,000 SURVEY & DATA ACQUISITION FUND 10.000 . TOTAL .......,."...,.......,..,.,. $l,251,350 A more detailed breakdown of the proposed budget is available for public review at the District Office located at 3585 Lexington Avenue North, Suite 132, Arden Hil1s, Minnesota. A Hearing on the foregoing shall be held by the Managers of the District on the 14th day of September 1994, at 7:00 o'clock: p.m. at Shoreview City Ha11 Council Chambers located at 4600 North VICtoria Street in the City of Shoreview, Minnesota. All persons interested and affected thereby may appear and be heard at this time, RICE WATERSHED DISTRICT Dated: G~ 15(1 ,~ +: 12, ICfq f , OThe budget for this fund includes $537,500 for the Locke Lake Improvement This project is currently 'on hold" due to an appeal of the Board's Order, and the project may 0 not proceed in 1995, . .- ..,. '" . -: ~ '" ., t'; .-, '- ~ -...,g - , <: -. Y ~ ~ .' ~::.::'" oJ L, en ~~ ./ ~.- .-.. "Jr.>Jt II ,.,. ._,..' ....,,, - '-' K N 0 0 -0 10 0 10..0 to N 0 l:Q II c:o 0 0 U"I 0 10 0 VI 0 ,.., II 0 iiO-'~ - CC 0- l:QV\ NV'l 0 0 co. 0 0.11 0- 10,.,......000 .....~ U'"l 0011 ~.. -..:t'I (",,::; _ N~ 0 CD co N N ,.. ~ co r.I'\ ~~ 0_:: O. 0 Ll'\ cr- 0 -0 0 O. P""l ". IJ j.. '-:' >.....I\.Urtl,..,. t\J,...,coo-.tr 0- ~-..o 011 0 -N....tf'\N_ 0..... "'-II ~;. i.lJ -... 0- V'l....,...,.... .... 0. 1""\ NO-ll ()o. Ll'\ N.... ...s V\ ,.,., II"! i".. II ""* _' 0 ..0 .... N ~,.... cO 0 II 0...... ..... l:Q N -0 II ,......- r .~: (.!) () en ........ .... ..... ::.... .... :1 ~ ~ __ ' II II N ~.. - ,...,.~ ' II II I"-. .1 .~.. c::t. ~W 11 II ..., V ttr: . =:I ClIl"lClOOIO lI'l co 0 I""ItI ,.... COII'\COO U"'I Cl COil." ~ ,. l.Q. VI N N COli co N N ell;O ~""'CCOO 0..110.. 011""". , ~ II II I'-.. J . .~ ~..: II .... II ..... . ?~ :: l: u: = ._ , n II m . l':: Q . , J1 II :.r c& , n II U II "'" ...1 - 01000100 0 000"":: .... 001001010 0 10 ....:: ~ w Cl IJ'\ lI'\ ,,.., II ..., V"I ' 11'\ l:Q II - -L C1 l/'l N N I COli c:o N IN 011 ~ ...::J IV . II . II ~ ~ ~ = = :: = ~:: ..:: oJ :.. .... II II g Co. IJ II >. ..J 11 II > II II Q.I II II .... II U ~ ~ ~~oooo ~ ~; g ~:: ~ gggooo 2 g ~l: ~. .....:CO ..0.- <<J. U'\~ CI. -0.1: ..0.0-- 0. O. \1'\.:: C ~- ..0 ,..". ,..". NN U"I 0<11 0...0 VI ..0 0.11 0'_ , II n - - i I :: a 10 -ff .- 'II II 10 -' .:: II O. ..\- V"I Il..... II co d ~ _ ~ 000000 0 00 O~" ~ 000000 0 0 ~II ~ ~ 0- 0 CD "" Il"I I"'\U "'" 000 0 C ~II _ . _ >-lI;l.- l'f"I ~Il ~ 0""_ -0 0 ClI Q.l _ .... . . ".. . ... . II - >tIl0 _ , _11 _ c- co 0 ell ~ QJI . '-0'_ , II "'.... ~ _.~t1 ~ en a fill 6- :: . :r :g J,... w W U II II ::t ~ U < II II C ::;;: II 11 -.:r- =:. < ll"" II 0- m Ci! ::s ggc~oo ~ ~:o g~:: :::: gggcoo 8 g ~11 s:: CO I- = N coo NO_CD O'Nlt N C~II"I -00 COli :::: 0 u ~.... lI'l. CD N": N<& ~ Il"I ' o. . r--<& n r--<& 0<&.... _" 0" 0" r--<& II 0' tiff a: ::z ~-e 0 N I""t - ,N _11 - ~ l'f"I >0 COli - J _ =:. QQDl _ _U _ 11 (I) .... =:J: ~ II II >- - 'II II > Q _ ,It II lU ...I II II ...I __ 5::";: "'0 CD 000000 0 -4..00 co' CD 000000 00 co:: ~ = ~ = N 00 0 0 co- 0 N N 0""0 0 W'\ 0 r--II (I) 0 ~ ~ ~~ '^ ,..., ~o 0 N N o~o 0."" 0 r--1I Q: _.. . . .........,. . II ~ = ~._~:~ ~N _ ~ ~$ ~ ~ ~ ~ I""t ~:~ ~ ~~ ~ <: <: /':I t!l U ..... , II 3 ~ :J:~.... : :: 1J ~~ e ' :: (f :i' ~ 00""000"" NCD 0 r-. ,... 000000 0 Il"I N:: d u .... ~ ~ g :; ~ ~ i:: ~ ~ ~ :; 11 ::; g ~ g ~ ~ ~ ~ ;::: 0--- W \l.l. . /I . <& ... n . U OoEo.r...-oo--oN - O_No.ll o.O~...rN- ...ro-,..,u :; ~~:~~- cJ. ~~~R.::: ~~:: N '!]O::~I: C " " 0 ""- = " ~_ II " " 0 ~ gg~8go ~ ~~ g ~:: ~ ggS8gg g ~ ~ ~ ~ Il"I oo~~- 0 ,...~ N "",U ~ OCOII"I~O CD ~,... - ..0. ~"",o.N 0- ON,..,,..;i: N f.:;-o.~N-.- _ lJ'I. co" 0 ~ -5~~- ~ o..co~o-:: o-~.... N ~~~~........ < :: 1 Q.l 0 :: :: ~ ~ " '" )J ~ ".J ~ . .n o " VI ~ Dl ~ Q.l ... :t: 0- ~ 0. ~ t.l Gl = 0 - ~ - ""'- ~ 'i;~ ....,..., ~ r/: ell"'" ~ ~-.. ~' :; -_ N 0- Vl N _ ~ '-'--"":l..... _ t.l - (f; . '-' _ _VI/:::;: - ell ~ m ;: Q. :; 0:: was,..., Q.I;: ~ ..I;; ..... U'I Q _ c.. _ U'I l( Q.l u'" 0- _ '.I) Q.I ._ ..;r -4 l( Q N'" tIl ""' " m _ Q. I..- -:: 0. 0. l.U co - Q. - 0::: 1:1 12 ....."" _ ~ E'" "'0 Glt./_"; ~ "0 :; u ~() ....:: ou:>,_ = Co ;; Ne.o x u ;I\::l :;tJ>_ :F. x: .. .....0: lli:F..... U-i tJ W... L.n ea:::t.lO Cl w w -.:- _ _ <Il....Q 0.. _ ....u...._ 0- lli"'O :F. ..... tJ... '" ? 0. ~ --= ...., _ U'I ..... "'0 .., 0- 'J.:J Gl :F. r.; ~ () _ =~ :=>()<Il ~ Q.j tJ _ _:::Il "-"_ _ (/:_ _ "'0 ~~tJtJ'.f)_tJ. ~ ~ >- ::> (') t.l "_".Fe; !1 ~ <:: -;;.=~::~:-=_ '0 .~~= -;: <Il.=~"/:=::t;-= - = = : m---....(,,:30- _ _-,..., _ w...._w_~_o III 'h "J: ell ~ :J: :Il ..::: ..... w W w w w . 0'"1 .. ....""., ::0 _ :< m :> ~ ~ _ ~ m ~ ~ ~ ~ < ~~_rn _ ;~~'=';'2~ _ __me 0 ----.- ......... .:; ~ ~;-~= :l ;:; ~ ~;'c..~'~ ~ c.. :;;I ~ -:= - -. ~ ::l \a - - Q = ~ = - ~ = ~ ~ ;~ C';~ :; ~='=-~~~ = < -\Q:IIO - \Q _ "'0' ~:n <: _ <11 - ~ ~ .., Qg 75 ~.~~~-.., o =-- 00 . ~:J _ r.! _ ..... - or. 3 .,., 1: :r::- _ ~ ;JO C .... lQ ... 0 x: .., m _ ,. ~ - - - .., - i: " o ~_ ~ ~ a ~ g ~ ~~ ~ ~Q ON ~ ~ > ~, m Vt - o 00 ,~oo _O~ - m c 00 0 00 000 O~ o 00 0 000000 ~ ~- "''' ,- " VI:::: - '" m " '" m , " o. l"I"I.... n 0-:> - - ::0 .... n 2: Q m o-N'" I'\J 1,,01-' morn ~ "'..... N _1,,01 ~_ ee' l"I"I~ ~ .. '" ...... :> =- _ 0_ '0 ~m .....~N ~~ ~ ~ ~N N ~~N_~O ~ -~ > ~ ~o ~ ~N~OOO -~ - '" _ m , m ~ ~ ~ _l.n ....::0_ , N_ _ ~ m _ I ......- -0 > Q N "'m '" N I"N~ ~ 00 o 00 I"N ~~ ~N _> '" %~ 0 .. , ..... - - 0.00 ~ 00 _~N -ol"l"l =~ 0 '0 00 N' QONoce ~o m - '0 00 ~'OO~QOO < ~ ~ m C - " - " e: iTi .. '" .. ~ ~~ I"N N ~a ~~ ~ o 00 _ 0 ~N ~~ 0: ~ I" .." '" m Q m '0 00 I"N 0 ~OO - ~- o 00 0 0 000 om l.n '0 00 0 000000 -ox , .., - _m C :l: = - -= < '-::t 10 -0 ~ :> ""* _ -0 >~ m_ ~. '_ C3 ; ~ fa N ~_ ~% =m .. _ :> n _ Vl ~ 00 N~N mm :> N OONOOC'~ - 000 0- 000-000 ,l"I'I _ 0 : ' = , a , '" , '" ~'~~ N - ~ N ~~ ~ ~ =- ~ .. .. .. .. wt N NO 0- ~""N~~ ' ~ ~N N ~Q~~m ' ~ O~ N O~~C~C : .., " , .. '" _, _n ~ N ~~ N - ~- N N~ ~ ~ ~N ~c ~ .. .. IV:> "., ~ ~~ ~ IV N_ ~:> ~ ~N ~ ~~~cc = .co. a.o. Q 0.....""'1000 r.n O~""'I N ~ ~ NN ~ .....~ ~- ~ ~.....~ ~ ~~.....~~ - -o;:..~ ..... ~o--V'\-.j .........0- N OVlN""OC N '" N : " . ~ " - " ~ g ~ ~ .... ;II::l> ;; ~ . ~ ,-.. ~ ~ , '" i\j ,") _ N .., '"' .- , >- u ~ : ~ 0- c.: _ . "" !:71 -- . - ,.., Cl') .M. - _ 0 . r.o 5.. ~ '- a "~ c u _~ ~N- I.. ....... ~ 'U VI ~ co 0 QJ . I> QJ ~-o..z .. (r. g ~ > ~"'..; ~ QJ t! <: r.r. l: ::: 0 (il CiI ga 'Jl ~ _'_ (l) ..:t ): E (i.I :... 0 C e C! =: ~ -00 III C = ~ ~ ~ ~oo- e v- a t: co C ~~.=.t ...... IlJ :.J C.I N ..::.... 0 r:: 0 .. c:.. l.... N .....-0 X 0 '-- u wit ___ r:: I> C ::: t".l O.."iIOio_ ~ ~ ~ _ QJ U -' 0 loC_l:_ _ :.. C) QJ 1:.1 0 0 0 0 :.. ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ 'U ~ ... ~ ~ ~~~~ ~ ~ u ~ c( ~ :: r.;; 10 III Cli ::: l: "4' :t: a:: -~.Q.c.o Ill'- " ~_ON~N~co~e~~~~~_~~O__Oo-~_OON 0 ~~ ~~~~~O~~NO~~~~-o~~~ ~~ O>ONO ~ ~ ~" ~ ....N~NC~-o~~~ -o--o~~ "'-0 =~I>O - ~ II - .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. II 0- 0 _o-NN~O_~__ N ~~- _N~ ~ ~II 0-' N __ N N Nil _ , _ N It " " " " " ~ ~OCN~~CO~I>~N~~~~~~O-O~~O-OOOOOO ~ 1>11 a:: ~ ~_~~~"'~~I>ONONN~CO -o~ - 1'>0.0 N ~ ~jl < -' ~ -o1>_-o-o~~N_-o ~~-oco-o "'~ - 1>- ~~" ~ c:c N" .... &...... .. .. .. .. .. II ~ 2& ~ -2 N~2NN~- N_.~-o - N~ : ~~ a:: IU _ - NIl o < tl - " a:: I II ~ , II , " I ~OO~~"'COOCO~~~O~CO"'-OOONo-N~-oN~O~ -o'~ll I _NI>~-o~~-o-o~"'~~_OOI>~-oCOOI>~O~O o'~ -OIl -0 COO-~__CO~OCO_N~~"'O~_~NN~~~~ -'.0 0-11 ,.., .. .. .. - .. .. ... .. ..... .. ..,.. II ~ = _~~~~ON~~~ N ~~~ -- N_~ ~ ~ ~II 0- N _ N_ L.t'I 0 Nil , _ N I""'l II , " " o . II ::z:: ' II , " .... . II " _ , . 11 o ,,....,... .... .... . II = ~ gggg808gggocogooggogggo8g~80 ~ ~l[ . -< WeD O""LI'IOO 00",",&1\ 11\ 00. ~r.n- QO",",r.n - n VI _ U < .. _ ........... . ...... II w% =~ ~ N~ Ol""'l _ C~ - ON - ,~ ~tl ~w <0 _ -- N r.n ~ll ~ Z - > II r.n _ u.I a::: -< II 0. _ -J < ..... It 0. 0 ~ > % n _ := % = II W _ .... II ~ " X~ 0000000000000000000000000000 0 011 ~ wo oooooooooooor.nooooooooooooooo LI'I L.t'III _ L.t'I or.nOOOOOOOr.n~ON~OOOOOr.nOL.t'lL.t'lOOOr.nLl'l 0 011 l.l.I Q u.I ~ ... .. _ ... ....... ................. ....... .. II ~ ZO ~O 0 N~~~O~N~~~ ~NO~~-N"'" -II\""'~- N Nil g<~ '~~,.., - I""'l_ -,..- N ::V~[: t:I:l In t:I:l II ~ 0 II - ~ = II U = ~ II _ w.... II ~ > 0000000000000000000000000000 0 011 _ W Q~ OOOOOOOOOOoor.nOOOOOOOOOOOOr.n 0 0 011 ~ 0:::= w~ ONr.nOOOOO~O~ONOOOO-O~&n~L.t'IOO~ L.t'I 0 ~Il _ _ '" .. .... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .... .. ,.. .11 C ~~ ~ <- ~ N,..,N~OO-~~~ ~NON --- -1I\_r.n ,~~II 00 ~ ~"'" N - N- _~ - M" C .;: 00. _...... N ..... II W ~ - _N It _ a:::..... U') - II ~ ~ s: w II I.I.l = 0 II _ ~_ ~L.t'Iom~O~~ONO,..,~o~~~mll\~~~~~NNON ~ II .;: ~_ ~ ~O'I""'lL.t'l~~~~_~~OIl\O'_~~~NN~,..,,..,~_N..... "'" II ~ ~~ _ N~~_o~m~~__~~~~ ""'~~_,..,,..,_~ N _ ~ll .....;;: "" ..... . .. .. .. II ~ Mw :0,.., N~ ,..,_. ~""N _ ~~ N L.t'I 0 ~l! ~:s~ ::ir:::. - - ,.., = ~:: a::: _ _ < ~ II U ..... W 0 11 .. ' W Q u W 0 - % ~ " -- .. 0 - ~ ~ 0000000000000000000000000000 0 0 uo oooooooooooo~OOOOOOOOOOO 0 0 L.t'I ~ ~ ~ o~~OOOOOO~O~~OOOOOOOO~~O 0 ~ = ~ - ~ ~ . .. .. . . .. .. .. . .... .. .. < ~ ~ 0 N~N~OON""~~ ~N_NN_NN -0 ~ ~ N ~ ~ C N - N_ -~ - ~ ~ o -::l N "" ~ .. ~ " . e " ." o ~ ~ u .Q , ... 'JJ "'C III '" . -Q ~ \\I_ > C'I _ \\I ll.> P.l :: "J'; ~ .~ ~ ~ coO -:: ~ '- tJ II: 5. 00!:I ~ u i: r:; _ " . GI:l. 1:<': ~ 0 0 cn:Oli.l (.I './l_U .__ C ~>_ Cl.-.... III C -i.t:~:.; "'O~~~lllv _ ~r;r.; ';:-;.;a,. ~ C'l .. ;; _ _ tJ '-' _ 1'C _._ () -: 0 III II> U ::"0 .- == - ~ :: ~ Be.. C'l; t!___::"c: ::z: = '-0::::...0 <I. _ " ::OlU~I/'I. "-- 5 ~t;] .e-=~u 5";: _:: :i:!_GlCJ ell'" rJ:<Illll .- o:Jr.;J""~::': "- U 4:'_>-Couu ~"'Q.I""" r/l...c.J!:;: ....;/) >( 0 ~ ... _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ x X tJ III V ~ Co! 0 III '" C) Co! ~ _~OOo!lulll~ CJo:JGllllt;i:C'lU ;.....:_ _u_ C'I ... U'I~'" u_ C'll:nu~_"'(\)'- ;..."'O~Q.I",._._.Q 1;_ 0 III o._I,/lC,.::l=r:::t:;;Ill'- lll__c.J>_tO_n::'_"'~'_ U :> tJ "-'" 'f. :r 01 _ :: _ ~ ~ 0: '.I: ~ :: - u ;;..- III to c.~... "0' C.:= - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ : ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ 2 ~ ~ a ~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ " 0 ;:a '"" .. a.... ;:a ;; r:l X _ '" " ~ c. .;~ _ ;~~ _ ~:.~~~~f:'~~=':;;~ ~ a ~ ~= ~ ~~~ ~ J~~;~'~~.~~[!ii~~ :::: -.:: -::0 ~ < _. r:J ~ i,Q ., ~ g ~ _:2 ~ ::~~ ;; ~.;-=:':.~;o.1.~ ....::..::...., '" . ~ I'J ...,. IQ_ < 'll-;::_ "':I""':' r:.>= :.r. :il r:J ", m-lQ:tlO _ _ ~ ~ /5 _ a. ~ _ ;:;.;-~- =-""" ?i=~ : IQ c. -. <II __.n:;;;,,!;'".! 0";;: . : ~ 0 : ~~~~~=~~g ~;- IV -.., --:::-:r.-,=;C- n C '< :II :JI !Il .., .. ~ _ Q r:J -< ,., ,., (;Il :t: ~ '0 2 ~?ji ~ .....:: :! Q -: :; :;:~ ..... -= .., o .... .... _ ;/l ;/l :::. ..... !Il ~ ~ - x _ 0 , " " " " m ~Q ~ ~ ~ ~N ~ ~ ~ ~ II ~ ""' 0-. o..n ~ - N o..n \"It _ loN Cl'o _ Q ~ oQ II ~ '"" ~ If~ ~ ~ ~ O~ = VtO 0,,", 0000 _ 11- ~ ~ N ON 0 00 ~O\"lt 0000 11'0 ~ ~ o..n 0\,11 0 00000000000000 " - ........, :'0 II (;":'" ~ " '" II 0 = ,.., II 0'> ~ ::: ~ u ..... .... n :: m 11 ...... oQ "'" '-" I - l.oI _ ::. /'It II -0 0 10H 0- I - 0- ""' 01 ~ ..... ~ ~ II . ~ .... :> _ -c II I"ol ..... 0lI '0 \.#II P\J -a -a ~ 0<0 ..0 ~ C ~ 11- - 0_ oQ -oQ~_.....~O......O ~ 1.010 ::. IIVt I"ol ~O ~ COo-loHo-\.#IIVtVtOOoooO a~ _ 11- ..... _ ~ ]J ~ ~ U "' :>"' ell II _ '" CI < :::: II N _ = /'It /'It II - N N .... _ _= 10 "..0 ~ ~ ~ 0'>_ - 0 ~: oQ Z= IIN 0<0 ~ ~ ON ~ P\J~ ~_ W=NQ _> oQ _m e II.. .... .... .... .... .. .. .. .... _ ~ (I) _ IIW Vt = N NoQ 0 VtVt ......--0000 'Om _> ell Il~ ~ _ 0 Vt~ _ QO-Vt~oooooo.= ~=_ II~ - W 0 00 10H 000001"ol00000000 >0 ~ u ..... _ I _ " , ~ ~ I _ m C"t U I {;'". I < X _ II I /'It ~ II CD m to' il-too l"N - .~ 00.. ~ _ ..... ~ ::0:5 25 5 11~ l"N - '0 00 , 0 ~_ loNQ_O oQ~ =_ ~ It ~... I .... m Q' _ m 11_ Vt ~ 0 00 0'> 0 -VtO 0000 I _ _ llVt 0 ~ N ON...... 0 VtOONOOQQ = ~ It.... .... = \"It OVt \"It OOOOOOOOOVtOOOO m II ..... (f,I It I _ :: . ~ i < oQ " ~> . II 'I > ;:0 II " < _ 1I.J:oo -..... N N 0 JIo II...... W ~ ~ ~ ~ NW -;:0: II .. .. ~ ....... .... _ ::ao n . 11_ Q - = NO ~ ~~ _N_ 0 ~m, 11..0 N ~ N Vt......,~ OO_O~O~ 0 .. jlO ...... W Vt O~ .~ OO=OOWQOO~OO=O m . II ..... .... .... " " " " " " " " II N N _ _ It.... W _ _ mw ~ _ ~ ~ 110<0 ~ IV ~ _~ N ~ ~ 0lI_ ~ ~ II .... .... ~.. _ . II~ ~ ~ ~............ ~ ~oQ ...._N~~ N.....O . 11..... c= ~ to -~ N Vt""'4 "'~Q....Cl...o~ 0.....0 11_ ...0 N N -_ .... -NOO...oNQ~Q_~O~N II ........ II ~ ~ :: I _ ~ II I cP JIo 0 ::I"ol N ~ __ ~ _ 9~ ~~;:o u.... ~ ~ 0 0iI_ VI OI...oN oQ VI -.0=-.< II .. .. a.. .. .. ~.... IV JIo "" II~ 0 Vt .... ~Q 01 N N-1oH~...o~ ~ > "Oil ~ IV ..... ~~ V'l ~~"""OOo..N N~ ~ 11"<0 "<0 0 ~ ~0iI Vt OOOO~~OQOV'l~0""'40 ~ ' . " 5 " " , II. +- II _ N _ _ UN - - ~...oO - 01 ~ II CD - ~ 01""'4_ VI WIIW 0-_ _ _a.. .0 II .. .., . ~ . . _ 110 N 0lI '0.. ~- ~ "'-.....o,Qo..a..~ V'l0 110.. a.. 0 N ~OI ~ ......a.._V'l~_V1 Woo.. 11"<0 - 01 ~~...... N OOOOVlN~OO1oHOO_o.. , " , . "" I' v, ~'J n ~ ~ , ~ ~. r- J; , ~ 0 ".. . ,~ ~ "" '" ... . _ m <I: ::: " .- y '^ Vi -' 0 c 0 u " 0 " :r ..- '= ~ 'E . c... <.t. CQ CO - L U .::= c.- > Ul _ _ _ (J ~ 1tI .c Q l:.l V. = > Q. . 0 _ fJ'I CS =: ~ ~ . . - " 3 -5 i8 ~ ~ It iJ u _ . _ 0 > U ~ >-.- ~ ;;; ~ . 0- .. ~ j,J 0- 0 _ ::: ~o-ON~NO~~~~o-~~~~~~O~-Oo-~-OOON ~ 00 ~ ,......,.U"\"-.o..o""'-a:lC>-lI\orv-..o""".,go. -lI\ O..oNO .;r co co _ ~ "-~a:I"-..o~~-lI\- o.-~CClCCl ..0..0 CClll\~~ - - - 0. ..0 -o---~,,--,...,-- _ ,...,~_ N~ 2: - - N 0 0> ~ "-OON--"Oll\..o~.;r.;rN~lI'\ON"-O.;r~O"-OOU"\ONO "-0 co " co lI'\-OO'CClCCl..o.;ro-ONNN~U"\_ "-"- ~ "-N "-N N ~ < ~ - ~o.-~~o.N"-""'N ,,-~.;rCClO 11'\"'" co o.CC N "-..... co u.r <: t\J ~ . . ~ ~ .. . ~ ~o. N _0 -~"--_N_ --~NlI\ N,..., ,..., _0- N - - N a:: (,,) _ _ _ , 04. " Q. . O'NO~-CClo-"O-"-"O-O"OCCl.;r...."OO~~NO,...,N,...,O"-U"\'- 00 - O()-O'~CClCCl"--N-N,...,~"-ON,...,U"\~NNo-Oll\.;rll\ ""'O'N ~ "- - CClO'''OOU''\lI'\.;r-''-___,...,O~N_~_NU''\NU''\''O .;r-,O "- "- ..,. . . .. .. .. .... .... .. I 0. "- -,...,N,...,,...,..o-....,,,...,N ..... .;r~U"\ --N rvo..o. CO ,,-, 2: - - ..... ..... -'~ ~ - - - W OOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOtr'\OOO U"\ 00 U"\ ~ Oll\lI\OO 0011\'" U"\ O~ U"\~U"\ 00_'" "- "- w= lI\-NOtr'\ 011'\-_ N 00-""'_ 00-_ 0 0 U '< , _ ..... , .. I .. :::0:'- -- 11'\_ ..:r..o 0_ "-, ,..,. . 40 _ _ N.N . - > I " 4 11'1 c:r::..... , 0- >= '" - - g~ggggggg~gg~~ggggg~g~~ggg~Q~ ~ g~ ~ ~ - ONO~~OO~ON~O_~OOOO~N~N~~~=~ N 0 0 0 ... 0 W-.lI' ~ ~~~....~....~.. W = ~~ ~ -~N~~~-~~N -_~~~ __ N_~ ~ _ 0 g -,2 ~~ -..... '" - :::! ::!. ::> .. . a:. < w , . ~ ,. _ w - , u CI _ . . - ~ COOOOOOOOOOO~OOOQOOOOOooo~o==,o 00 0 ~ " O~ oo~ooOOO~OOONOOOO~OO~O~OON ~,~ 0 ~ - W~ ~-N~OOOO~~~C-oooo ~~~N~~~~ N ~ 0 ~ tl) Vl Vl ~ _...... .. . .... - 1.1.1- ~ <- ~ -~--.lI'O~ N~N N_~_ N N ~ ~ N o ~= ~ ~~ -..... ~ 0_ :;)- - -.... - - Q _:::0:: _N w -0 (1)- = 0 < 1.1.1 , '" = " w_ w ~o 'Nm~~~~~~~-~~~~~NN-.II'N-.II'N~~~~-OO~ -.II' ~o 0 _ X~ ~'~~_N~~~~O~~~~~~~~~~_N~~~~_ - -.II' ~ < 1.1.10 ~~ ~ -N~~~~-.II'~~O ~~~~ _~~ __ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ :t .... < .... .. ~ .. ~ - :;)0 ~ _~ _~N -__ N~ _ N ~ _ ~ }ol _ "" _ ~ ~ w u, w ""'" " c . u . w u " : oooooooooooo~oooooooooooooooo ~ 00 ~ o~~oooooo~o~~oooooooo~~o 0 ~ NON - ONN~O~OOO~~N_OO~OO~OON~O 0 N _ 0 ~ ~ W ...... ~.. .. ...... .. .... .. .. ~ ~ 0 -~-_O~-""'~N N-~~- __ ~ ~ ~ ~ o-~ _..... ~ _ N - cD - ~ ;:; o u . = " '1' '"0 r:; ...:. Ul ~ ..0 ~ :; ~ ~ VI > -'l U Vl u 015 r:; t.l T. ._ III l: VI . ~:I'l;;o6 u_ ~_~ rn ~ tJ 0. III ~ t.l C 0 l:n ::: 0" .... <:.> (/)~_ :: VI>_ ::U._ u> ....=.~t.l_ "OOVrt':llllC t!_... .__..._ _ (f) .- "':::1: >t.>U;.,!:( _ D:lCllC m::~lll ;1t.l \ 5:__\7.IOV ~._.-t!~ 0 r.:::r.u :'"O.-=:- ....CI _"" w a~Ulm.: Kz],-:::"c: _ 3:_-5 '=~~;a. C~ iC ...:: _ :>l:nu:_:/) 0 ""r.:ll.I ~ _I; lll" _ OV ~ -= '.J_t.101l;:'>u):I'l~~~:1':t.r:.- .- 1:.11;)2...:1:0 .. 0 v.0'l to -'->'cCUUtJ...!r."",,, :I'l_Il.I!: _ -U X 'J!:: ~....... _::::_........ ",=<",,,,r::: ....r:lc,..O-ro'J! 111 V. 111 ~._-, ~~g~~:~ ~g~::~.=g'.~ _rJt-a.O'J!'='~.i. g':;:... VI v.... ~ ~ III 0 .- <l'. C. :: :: :: r.; !':I ._ _ -' r.:I l:J > -' I:J -' r:: ._ _'_ CJ l:J _ 0 :: =~.;g~~f~~;::~~~~~~-;;t:~~:2e-.g~'B..:~= .=:~ - =- - < < Q - - - _ 4 ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ . " ~ III W _ _ ~ " ~ W < ~ < 0 ~ 0 _ :::: .. ... '" "'... ... ...." C o ....... ." ...... .... ....... .. 0 c(.. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .... ." .. ... .. .. ." .... ." ." .. .. .. ... .. .. ...... .. U . . . m - . m ;; . " 5 " - n > " - " ~ - 0 ^ 0 ;;; ~ ~ .. ;- ;- " ;-\C ~ " " 0 -. C m " '" " - 0 :: _::0 " , , , - -. , , , ;; - - . , " ;- ;; . - - '1'1!" _. _ ;; ;; ff. . ~ 0 - - - ;; - <Q n - . "" 0 0 0 0 , . - - - . ;:; ;; - " , - ;:; 3- 0 -. 0 0 . C- o 0 o - '" C- . - C- 0 - ;- ;- ;- - <Q ~ ! - 0 " , ~ ~ ~ ::: i"l ~ <:> " c.", <:> .., .., "" g .., " '" '" '" 3 . ~ ~ <Q 0 " <Q '" " " " ;!! ., ::: ;;; ~ - ~ <9 <; - "- Ii. " " ~ - -' '" '" " .., <; " m '" " ~ ~ <:> " <:> - : .., - - " N N <:> <:> <:> '" " ~ '" <:> Q 0 C 0 , <; <; " " " "- .., .., " ;:; '" ~ " " m <; . . " '''- "- " " -0 " " " ~ " "',. - m <; <; " , " ;; m " -0 '" ~ _ N ~- '" .., .., " " '" ~ N _ <:> " ~ ~ ~ " -.., , ,. " m >: .. .. " ~ '" N <:> '" -0- - " ,. " ;;; ;; 0 _ N '" ~ ." ;;; '" ~ " ~ 00-....= ,. m 0 0 " " " " " " 0; <9 !!! " m ;;; " : -~ '" - - - " N_ - " " " ::: - , - <; .. '" <; <; " ;;; '" N ~ ~= _ m " " ~ 0 0" -> .., '" .. ;;; -0 .., " N ' - ~ ,. ~ ~ " N -0 NO" -om - ;;; " " <:> '" '" ~ 0 0 ~" N " 0 " " Q 00 C < 0 ;:; N " m m ~ ~ " - " ... " - ,. " " - ;!! " '" '" - " - - " N :;: ~~ " " 0 '" N ~ " <; <; " " 0 0 <:> 0 ..,,, m " . " " ~ m ;;; .., .., , 0 0" - N N N N " 00 " ,'" ~ " coo Q N N - <; 0 " ;;; < ... N .., . - > '" ~ > '" - <- N N " ,. <; <; '" ~ '" '" ;;; ;;; > " .., .., '" 0 :!!m : - - N ~ ~ '" '" ~ e OSQQ m . - it " " , " " " ;- " " - " "" " N ;;; '" - ~ <; " <; 0 " ~ - 0'0 _ -0 ~ .., ~ " ' , ~ " ~ ~ ~ -0\11_0 : . " '" ~ = ..... -..I1.of..... " N - '" ~ 0 .." " ." " " '" " : > ;; " " N - - " '" " ~ - c; ~ ~ .., - " <:> - '" N" .., " "" " ' ... , . N> m " ~ .. - -- - > " ~ ~ .., "'N~ " " ~ .. ~ o ~ at..." .. " " " " " " <; ;; -0 :;; " N ~ " .. ,- ~ ~ - .., " ' ...~ - " '" c; ~ " N ~ ~ '" " ~ ~ ~ 00"" 0 " " ~ ~ . ~ . ~ ." . 8 "' I . t\) '" a!i a:> ... >- _ ....J = ~ '" z _ w ~ ~ ~ ~ 0: . 0 ~ . u "" => Vl '" - ~ ~ - U ~ ~ 8 6 0: : ~ Vl - :I: , ~ " 0: ~o~oocoo~~~~oo ~ ~~ ~ ~ N ~ll 0 N ~ ~N~~"'" ~o ~ ~ ~ ~" ~ ~ ~ NN...,._ ~ _~ ~ ~ ~ ~ll ~ ~ - ~~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~ NN _ - -N ~ ~..,. _'I W _ N "'" N N _1I Q 0: o ~ ~=~ooooo~ooooo ~ ~~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ r::a:: ..0""" CON '4""'CO 1""1 -,..,. 0- _ ~ <:N . N.. ..0..0 0.. 1:01""1 ,N, CO.. >0.. ....,... Q >- :=l'D< _ "" N CO. N....,. "" 0 -0 ..... c::: r::a:: u~ :c ~' ~....,. ~ ..0 = ~ cc 0<0 '; : ~ ... -o""'ooooo~-oooo...,. ~co ,,.... .....,.... ~ ~ ~ ~ ::~ ~ g~ I ~ ~ ~ 8: I- 1""1 .. .. .. ....,.. & g ~ re- ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~'& ~ ~ ~ _ In 11\ __'1""1 N - I'f'1 ........ c:::c: , m . ~ ~ >- >- ~ ~ t- , - u ..... :' a a.. L.l.J. w 000000,",,0000000 1""1 o~ "', = - 0- "E ~~ .-I. OOIl'\C-CQ 00'<0 0"'" r-., .......... 0 "0 00\ . W.CIl' O-N- 11\'" W"l_ co COC I co ,... to..o c: ......'" (,.l < ....... ........ , .., ...... ilC CD ..... =5lE' N 1""1..0 N ...,. CO..... ",. 0..... co 0........ <5' - ....,.N "". ~ - ~ -- c:< '4" ..,.: ...,. I""l g g UJc::. 11\ <.... . - - :::':::0 &. >! c: c: <__ _ .... -oJ...... tn ......... C'\ w 00000000000000 0 OW"l 11\ 11\ ~ N X N ..._ = 0000011\ 0 11\ II\N _. N "" 0- 0 0 ~~. tn:=l'- _ ocooo~- 0 to 00 0' N 0 - N N ~~ _ = w......... .... .. ...... u w -~ ~o-. "'.........,.-....,. 0 ~ N..o 1:0 - N'o- -z: ~ 00 ~~ _1""1 _ N NO- _ ~ co..... N N - c:z- __ 0...... 0. ;0- O. - 0. 0. .....J- ::l W..... all . ,0. 0. ce Q.' -' -- XQ 1= wQ _W . IICC_ U ~ . -. 11 ._ __ _U.J _ c_ "QOQOOQ~OOOOOOO'~ 00 0 ~ ~ ~II ~~ ~ % o~.oooo~~-oo 00.- ~~ 0 - 0 II N N - ~ <~ ~ ~~'~~~~~ ~~ ~_ ~ ~~ N ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~~ _ ~_ ~ <_ ~~~_~ ~~ N _. ~~ N ~ 0. 0." 0< 0::1- ~:=:::,...~,.... - '4"' ""'"~ ..:r 0- 0- 0.11 L.l..UJ Q ~ ~ - = ~ 0-..... 0. ,.., - 1/'\ Pof"\"""'" 11 ~ ~ c::: W >% Vl- Il 0. 0. (,/') ;;; :;t ~ w ::: .- - I.J.,IUJ " ~ .... II C C -co ~ ~~ OO~O~~M~OOOO~- 0- NO N ,..,11 - - ~ O~ ~ ~O~__"" o.~ N 0. CO - ~II z~ :i >-= :i~ ,...,..o~ 0-. 0.. '4 ~co ~. 0.:: ~ ~ ~o a:: ::10 N N.o ,.., -co 0""'11 ....;r ~ 02: ~ ~g ::;~ - reo:) ~ ~11 ~u ~ $11'\ <~ ....lj ~ ~ g:w;r ~ (t) :: 2: ~ - =::s: ~ . ~ ~ '1l ";! - c::: l:I: 'ii5 ii5 CD 00 o~oooooooooooo 0 O~ 11'\ ~,.... N:: ~ ~ ~~> ooo~o~ 0 0 0 ON N N - 0.'1 0. 0- 0. _ O~ONO 0 11'\"" ~~ 0. ~ ~ ,...." 0. 0- -0< ~ ~ ~~~-11'\ ~ ~ ~ ;0- ~ ~ ~ ~:: - - c~~ 0.. 0 11'\_ .- ~..:r-,,"" - 11'\ 0. ~ll - _ _ ....;r..... ....;r .... _ 0. '4 r- ....., II - - u..w = .... :: "t:I"E-:;) II "'S '= ~~z u ... ... - e::: UJ v. ~ - - L.I.J> ~ _ > . , uUJ >( Q,I .Q C C c::: ~ ::-.: .::: ~ - ~ -eo Q.. .... t;l _ iU l.. -6 ~ m oV'> ~ ;?.... : &l - 00 .... ~ ~ m m ~~= . .Q ':"::':0 _..... _._ 0 _ >- '" e &: (5.. lIJ-- _0"", _c:.t '0 uc Cl '" > 0 C co...... "': lIJ__~_~ <;.>--~.: ,~.; 5 -g '0 - -= _-00 _ C,I l;.I 0 .... _ _._ 11I r; 0 15 ....:: 0 "0 In .. , ::_ 11>--',2> ......>._> _<: lIJ. "'"0 "'~.....J 5 '0 - ., ~ ~ ~ f:..:;:' ~ iU ~.o 'E I.:: ~ ~ ~ ~ 'l; <(" 1.0i0oi _ ....~Q.v.~ 2 "; ~ iU~.:::J Q,I lC lC '-'I,./')UJ ,. _ s ~ ci.O::' ~ :; Q,I a Q ~ S ~ ;( ~.: . g ~ ~ L.LJQ.. , i::",..,,~,-..._~~(..lU '" VI._ iU "t:I c.> iU 00.. 1 ~ '0 ~ c: J: _ ::._ c ~ :: ... w Ol ... CJ C u u :c; ::)<C "'-::;;...__!:g~::.~""~'_ _ ~.:g -; ~&. E ~ III 1'Cl~.....I ~ .... .= '0 ._ '0 ::. ::n ('.> _ C,I t';i _ It! _,..,: _ Q.i x -- - K ~ C wo:: w;,~=_=_::~_ _I':;~_('.> _ _::._ 0 ')otJ It'I c:l 00 1I'\Zw..J ~~._(,li;~;;.::~::E6~~:; 2. ~~~ - :: ~.D .,.. II" 11_0 ~<,,::r.::':;;""":l::loI.lVlUO....:lO loI.lQ..w "';! ~ Ii II Z ~_loI.l_::.:: "" ~ ~ ~ ... ~~ <>::...s. .......... 1J.i.._ ... ~...... VI II /ro........ ~ ~ 0 - ~ c > - ~ ~ = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > _ - ~ - _ _ _ _ .... m 1I _;; ~;'.~;;'~i9~;..~~55::;;;;~~Q;..:::g:;gg~~5 :.1-(') < -"=,~~_.:l::~ftl < :/; ('"JC,l"'''''lQ~~~~~_ '''..0_ "< :1-.... -- ""="":'~"ID.r:rr')OQ-'" !"JrtI"",,- o-a= _.... -.n: ~'::a::;--"'-:;.J _ :;00__ ::: ~ ;Ni; 0 ~~~;~~;;~~~g_gi=-;~~~~;;;;;~ --...lQ :n V1 ::J (,QO /tI1')::::<.o t:' ;:;1_ -UJ7'l*--"'",,,,~7<!'~~l,I) ...:::n - _.::~..._._-:;1IIIto't!-:-:- =- _,~flI-"": <'l"""," f ......- U"I -.':;1," :,Iln:nil ::-""::"1':1\0::"''' n~. . . V'\'''''O Q ."("1__:::-.... =~=_< "":';.';:.I'::'fA :,1-_ ... c::I ... :n__::,,~ _.~=_ '-::I-'=--::::.I"":I=""_OI':l(,):.l,,", :.=- 0 :2~~~Q.=- .:s~==.~ :-cgc:...,~~=1. =;.:&~=; '<::l..a _ ,,< Q.. -- ~:::-'<=o :::::--'::0 ::11')-'110;;: --r'I' lQ -0 .,,, .:: _ _ :.c :: llo:>1Q :.I::::: _... :: _... ;;: . ~ 0 - "'D""",,-!'On ~ ~\Q~_.::=:t ,,_:::_ J -0 'J! "-":::: -I')I'O_"'-ftl::,,= ::."'.-. '0 0=0:11 -lQ:l I') <~;,.~ 1'1 "":"l"";:' _ "'=' V1 _:1< "......::: "'::' _ ___. ~ __ 0::- 0-' <-lQ ::J _ r')_lQ 0 ::_ ~ . ~c.~ .... ... _.-ftl _ 1:._= ... 1&::10 ~ :1"<:: 0 _"'::I rtI:n"/J ... fA....:: ~ ~ ... ~ "'::'"/J ::G ... I"l :> 0 0 ~ N "'* 0 ... _ '- Q. < t:I t" .- CJ:I M) (1) Q c:I::: ..., ~ N ~ tu... r'I :: 0 = ~~~ ~ ~ --~ ~ _ N N~ ~~ ~ ~ -- ~ QQQ~ ~~ Q N~N -o~ ~~ ~ ~ Ql a. ~ 0 .. !'T't ...., =,,-0 <: '-" 0.00000. 0 VtOV1 V1QU1 01J'l _ ~~~ ~ 0 00.00. CO 0 000 CCQ co. _ V1 0 0.000.0.0.0.0=0.00.00.00.00000000.0.0.0. - ,....... ~ , " ~ .. , lID - ~ - - 1\I - n o ~ m = ..,.. -0 ~~- - ~ ~ o "0 Co l::' :G '! g Qr"'l ~ I'\J N ,~~ 1Jl~ ~ . 0...... CI "'" NO' l.ol_ 0> 7': ~O~ - ~ N ~~ Co _ = 0: -O~ :u .... It! .. ~.. ..... :> -<:c ~ n <: ~ ~_ ~ V1 ~ ~~ ~ 0 ~~ _ > r ~ c,.. ~ -0 ~O ~ -0 ~ -O~ ~~ '-" ...., ~ :0_ =~ ~ OOOOOOO~~OO~O""'OOOOO~ON~O'OO~ ~~ m r ..... r .- ~ =- "'.... QI m M' "" ~ _m..... (f,o . m %m_ no.. _ lit rn < !'T't :r-~ ..... N_ =rn c ~~~ ~ ~ ~ N ~_ ~ _ ~= ~ ;= c t O-C1 ~ ~N ~~ N_N _o~ 0. N 0 -> -0 -~ _ ... - .. ~ .... ~ . ...... - ~ (II ~o~ ~ ~ gg gg g~~ ~gg ~~ 8 8 ga i~; ~m~ ~ Co 0000000000.00000000000.=00.00.0 C ~ Ul:.n 0 ... n ..... -- - ='" - b\ ; 'g ~ ~ 6' ~ = g:.....~ -< ~ - ~ _!! -~ 8 ~ lIl'O(,fl 1': N ;. N N,e.. _ """VtN..oe!l _0 ~ t "e -0.... 01 N -I.olNNCD~U1N_N NO';' N ~V\O.oc:':l Q_ m ttll.olC (,Q.. .......~ ......... . ...... ~m .....__ =-~ 0 OQO-OOOU1~Vt ""'00 "'" OVtO _ ~C "" ~ ~..... ~ OoolJ'leeooeo 00.0. 0. 000. _:G ~ ~:G g Co OOOOOOOo.OOOOOOOQQQoe=OQOOOO ~ =f. gc..r':!" . .- - o , c: -0 "'0.,.. 0. :: < -0 ""1'0. 0 _:> Vl t.. o. .., > ~ -~ ~, - ~ <- . ttlVl - ~. -0 ~Vt_ 0> nru -0 CD. N IJl CD f\.JVtO::O;:- ~ ......"0,.. :>r"'l 1Il N ~ Co _ 0"," 0 N_ OVtO =m. :J: Co 0 VI 0.0 .0 =..,.. 000 ,... . 0_ - Co 000.000000000.0.00000000.000000 m ~ 0- ~ . ~~ _ ('j - < , ". 0 "" o r ~ . , f -. ~ , ~ 0 ... ~~ ~ - - I\l VT -0 "" JI'o _ N.... -0 ., ~ """ _-0 V1_....N'-"l_...... 0(0 _N 0--0 "' 0 ~ . . ~ .. .... ~ .. ...... ~- 0 0 ~--......-oWVTVt~~ Ow VT...... VT V1 en.. Co..o -~~OVTQOo--oCD 00 VT>O :I -0 N ~ OOOCCOO~"""~-O~_O__~OO~OVT~C~ON - '" 0 :;r '0 _ ~ ~ -g:--,.. .':J ~ Si ;; _ _~ i r:;. Q.. 1.,l'T.... - -~ -0- ~ - N ~ NVI N_ VT ~_~~N ON ~C-< ~ - . .. .. ~ ~... l\"I:> '" ,.. ::- N Oll CII =--011'0 _..., "'" N-"'V1l\,,1Q C:O-O _:> I.,l'T JI'o ~ -~0lI...,~...... VTOo.l.,l'T1.,l'T ~-o ~ - Q VT OVlQOOQQ""NOO""~COllO~O_~~O""""""OOQ ~ ~ :5 ~ !< ~ a.: ~ ,e.. .#<0 Vol _IoN _ :0. ~ ~ ~ ~w~ ~ Q ~_~_ ~ -0' t ~'. , ", " - - - - 00-0 -o~C1~ N_-oc:o ...... ttl ~...... -0-,..0 ~-O....,~ WolIN ~ -0 P ~.;-. o-oooooo~~..oo~""'O_OI.,l'TVI~~OQONOOQ f'"",~ CoIl .., _ '--0 ~. ~ _Q."C Q. m ~3~;' ~ - o? III - 0 , o _ _ -0 . , - - "< - ...., - ., .", 0 .......,.. ..o:c . .,} .... 0 '-":> J ~ ~ n '^ - Cf _ I"": - 0'" "i ~ ~ 0 _ . ~ > n = i. iA.I .... \0 n. ~ 0 ' I' I'J 0 ftI - . ~ - ~ .lr..i:.... '-" n _ _ :Jl IT""" 0--< o~ e: ,. .-.iJ :;0 g ~ ~ :"'J _. ...0 ..0 0 VI -., .:; ...c f 0 0. .;; V '!l Q( ... -:;: !\J 0> , ~ - - '"' f6 ~ G 1 o ~ - . - - " 'C) "J Q U ~ ~ ~ 3 :.I d :;: ~ W 0 .- ::.l ~ ~ . . g .~ ~ <t: ~ ~ 0 5. = _ 0 :1! ... '- ;: ::II - 6 'II 71 U iU 11: 1l U ~ 0 , > , ,.. c ~ ~ ;: ~ ~ = ~o ~NOO~O~__N~~~~O~~OO~QQO~OOOoo ~ ~~ 4- ~~O~~O~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ 0 0 _ ~~ 0 ~~~~_~~N ~ ~~ - ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~N ~ ~ ~ ~ N ~ ~~ ~OOO~~N~~_~_~~O~~NO_OO~OO~O_O ~ ~ ~O ~ ~~~~~~~O ~ ~-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~O~~~ ~ _~~ - N NOM I.l"I 0:( N .. .. .. .. .. .. .." ~ ~~ _0 ~ ~N_ -~- - - ~ ,~~ - ~, or::. :..,l- o < ~ "- ~O ~~OO=~~~~~~~O~O~~OO~~O~~O~O~O ~ :~~ ~ ~S~~~~~=~~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ,.., .. ...... .. .. .. ...... ~ ~~ _ _N~~ _N_ NN~ - N N ~ ~ N_ _ _ _ - N - , , .... .... .- - W 00 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO~OOO ~ _ Q~~OO OO~~ ~ O~ ~~~ OO~~ ~ 1.l"I= ~_~O~ O~-~ N O~ ~~ oo_~ 0 u < __.... ...,.. .. .. .. % or:: _ __ ~_ ~~ 0- ~ .::g ~ _ ,N Z<, <~. ,. > 5 ' ~ ' ~ ~ gg g~ggggggg~gg~~gggog~g~~ggg~o~ ~ ~ _~ ~ 00 ONO~~OO~ON~O_~OOOg~N~N~~~O~ N'O _ _ 1:1 W.., .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .......... .... .... .. ,.. ~ _~ ~~.OO ~ _~N~~~_~~N __~~~ -- N_~ ~ 5 ~~ 9~'~N - - ~ - ~ ::: 1.1.1 '-.i := '" "- " 0 _ 1.l.I-= ~ ::: ' I _ ~~ , OQ ==oooo20oooo~oooooooooooo~=oo 0 ~ <-= ffi~:gg ~~~~ggog~~gg~gggg~~&~~~~~~ ~ ~ ;.II 0 ~ ...-...... .. -- ~~- --- ..~.. .. .. = ~: & ~~ ~~ = _~_~~~ N~N N_~~ N N ~ :z < _ _.... .- . ~ w~ ~N . W >:z ;1)_ = W W 1.1.1 VI oX:::: ~ "' w _~ O~ N_~~~~_~~__~~~~NN~~~N~~~~-OO~ 0 O~ ~ ~N _~_N~~~~O~~N~~~_~~~_N~~~~_ - ~ ~ % _~ ~o ~ _N~~~~~~~O ~~~~ -~~ -- ~ - ~ _ )00 _ <( ...... _ - - .. .. ~ - .. .. .. x ~o _N ~ -~ _~N ___ N~ .- N ~ ~ <~ _M N_ - ~ ~ ~o ~, ' ~ ~ V'l < ;g , , u ~ ' "' u z gg g~~gggggg~g~~gggggggg~~gogoo~ ~ _ 00 ONN~O~OOO~~N'-OOV'lOOV'lOON~O 0 N ~ V'l W _ _.... - . .. .. .. ~ - .. .. .. .. - ~ ~ ~~ 0 .-~_~O~__~N N_V'l~_ __ V'l ~ - ~ 0 ~- -.- ~ ~ .- , ::: - , 'i:A , ' ~ ~ ~ 'h 'Jl ~ .":1 ~ " ~ ~ ~ :J ~ ~ > ;I) U '.I) .',.) <>d ,"'0 ::::. -11 .Jl ;:,I:: - ~;u 2:~=-:;-; ~<><I 0 Us :It~5~ :: . ;;: 0:1 _ ',.) .- _ :: '/I > .- :: ";).- ... :It ...~_~._ ~",-""(':l..t1 ~....... ........_ -Jl 011 ._:."),.,::~ >.':,IU:"U _ m'-'."'O :::n::0:I::J 1) ::: _> =:.....,,;.;.,! _;':1._._:..; 0 ,",(,11:..1 ::~._= _.l,o S ."..- ~ g:l'Jl~= 3..::~-~= _ :_--5 '=~~5 o~ = >.~ >~U~.. Q. ;I ...,tI....., -= :':I;:,I-eI VI:.. -c "'_:.1':.1 'Jl'Jl::::lI:lIA gL't\":J...,:;::;I:l. c-a w""'o ...._:>os;a<.J...1 .h1l':.l.l,I.... '11_.::.1_ - _1.1 .< x = .... 1) <...... .... _:: _ _ ~ ~ x ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~;I) ~ .Il 1l - ~;~'~ ~~~~~~~_~~~~:~~.~ _~~~~A'~'~~ ~.~~ ~ . o~;.'; ::::3';'~~~~~::~=~;x;:.=:v;:::i=~j-~~-:;i:3;;"-;3':1 ~ ::: : ~ ~ :z ~ ~ :::: = = = ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ < _ < << ~ _ _ _ _ ~ % 0 . . ~ . ~ ~ VI 00 W ... - % ~ ~ ~ < ~ < ~ ~ '.:I % '" ... '" '" ...... ... '" )( ::: Q "" .." "" " "".. c ... .. . .. w w <( c .. .. c c '" .. .. .. .. .. .. c .. ... ... .. .. ... ... ... .. '" '" ""..... -- ---- - -. r"I'I::o:: l;,.'- )<:"' :>r ! = _C"l'" ~.., C"'-",,_< c.. c.. e 0 ~ "' _ :.> :: (J'. '" .... ::>:l _ _n=~~>>:::_ _ =-::=--x e'" e'" ~ 0 ~'::"/l)r.olli=c..' C' C t';<F.~_...,_ - ~ III ~;; ; -~l"'l5~~~-- ;; "'~~~tr.m lli l:! 01 ""0:: - "C ..., /l) -. 01 t:I _ := _ l/I '" _:: r..>:: r.--rIl"C:: -<=:tl ("'l...~ ;; g iri ~/l) ~ _.~~='~~I"'l~~ /l) Q Co::' II; _. 0 "0 ... Q 0 0 <: _ _ v, ... < I'D :J:: ..., :: I'll'" :; ;OS ~;r.g~ a. 2 t.lo..., ~ _ g 22 :: c.. cc.., r: 0 ::.. I'D 'It: _ _ . ... Vl "'i:iI_ _ _= o tlI - "::!: t'; ... .... - 0 = - === C; (t!_ - - c...., II: f:l C,l - ... ('J Vl "< I':) Vl t';:::::: f:l _. 'J'. It! "'< "<. ... n ... o t> /'tl..... Q _ g ~ =: :;' r .. eo r. v. _ o - " o v. " " . " . " . II _ _ _ II.&'- Vl - cc VI 0- ..... _ '0-0 II.&'- ~ N Q 0 O~~ ~ o~ ~ ~-o " - ~ ~ - l"I'l \,11 H~ N J:o. 0 0 000 ~ 00.10-0 ... II"'".! IV VI 0 0 OQe VI oeVlo II~ woo =ooooco 0 00000 II _ _ '" " ,., > m " II ", Vl l"'l II 0 "':= '" II 00 > :::: m 11 .-. .... n =::: m ll_ - - ...._ ~):o lI'l: II.&'- ~'N ~ N __ 0:= __% 11 -, - - ...... ):0 t"'J =.oc; ::. I!_ ~ N _ ~~ = ~~ ~~ =_ > II~ ~ ~ 00 ~~ VI "'o.J~ J:o. ):omQ _ II~ ~ ~oooo~~ _ o~~o= ~=~ m II - ):0 ::lI:I II ", = '" ~ II "., '" n m _ 11 _ ~ m < m II N _ 'I m 'C' ~V'I ~; ~ ~_ _ _ ~i ~ ~~~ C Il~ - ~ ~ 0 VI V'I~o ~ ..oN VI _> ~ -em_ ,,- ~ ~ - -. -- .......- ~ >> In IIN ~ ~ 0 0 0 000 W Vl.&'-~o~'" C"'>_ UN N 0 0 C C 000 0 0000 J:o.O ~m= '" Il~ = 0 0 0000000 0 00000 ~o ... H , ..... ...... 0 ~ ..., 11 , ~ _ "" ... 11 '" X II ~ ~ m :: -.-. : -~ ~o~ e II VI ~ ..... ~ - _ _ co -0 ~ Il~ - 'I ..... 0 0 N~~ ~ ~ ~ ~C"l m u .. ~ ~ -. - '. _. J:o. ", l"'l'" ... ::~ ::: g g g g ggo ~ egg, - =i ~ 110 0 0 0 000QQQ8 Q 00800 , ~~ II -- ::: In II = _ J: i < ~:g 11 _> VI . II > :a 11_ _ _ _ _ <_ II~ N ~ ~ _~_ 0> Il~ ~ 0 VI ~Q~ _ ~= II ~ .. _ :Do t"'J IIUl .z!'o _ '0 0000 '0 \/11000 a:rm :: ~ ~ :5 'g oogoggg g og800 m- Il_ ..... _ _ ___ ....._ " . " . " " " . " . " " II _ _ _ _ IIN 0<0 ~ 0- "'" N N _ ~ II.&'- ~ ~ ~ 0_ ~~N ,_ N~ ~ ~ II - - '.. IrotooI 11'0 _ _ ~ O~ ~'1~ ~ ~~ ~ IIN N '0 N o~ ~~~ '1rotooI ~~_ II~ ~ ~ 'I OO~O~N~ ,_ O~~O~ , n _ , " ." n , :::0 n , _ II I > 0 II - , - _ l"'l :lD 110<0 ~ _ _ _~_ Il~ ~.Io- .&'- N N ~ ~ ~ ~C < n.. ~ ~ ~ .. ~ N> m H-..l CD ~ 't>> ~ - -..! 0 ~ ,... > IIN - - 'V'l 0.. = 0< 0-. (;) ::c 11_ O.z!'o 0 OONCO~O J:o. (;)O_O~ ~ " " " . " . " 11- _ _ II VI .&'- - N _ <l I:~ N N ~ N~ _ 0- J:o. <l 11 ~.. . . _ II~ ~ ~ ~ O~ _ C ~ 11_ _ ~ ~ N_ ~ ~ ~ 110 CD N 0- OOOOClOo- ~ OO~O.&'- " . ,., c E ~ ~ ~ ." . _ 0 '" . ~ ... 5' Q '"' ... ---- '~ ~ co - 0 = C\l ;,; ~ 0 ~ .~ , ~ w ~ - 0 - ~ 4 5 ~ ~ ~ ~ ;; 01/1 " ~ u 0 ';: . o o o , 0 . , "" , ~ , - " oo~~~c ~I -ceooo - ~ _ N -n ~N~ ~ NON ~ ~ 0 ~" ~~~ ~ ~ 0 ~ - ~ ~ ~Il - a ~.... ~ .. It ~ ~-- ~ ~ N ~ ~ ~ 0 ~Ir ~ - N ~ ~ _ ~ _ ~II - - II " " " " " ~ OCOO~O ~ -O~O=O ~ 0 0 _ -It ~..J 0:: ~ ~ ~;8 ~~ ~ j::?; ~ ~:: W < N .. .. .. .... .... .... II ~ ~~ = - C ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ll _0- N "" _ _ VI ....1I l;l: I;.l - II o 00:: II - " - " ~ " " , ~=~O~O ~,og:OO~o,~ ;e C'J 0; lSi: , -0 N - 0 ,~ , 1.1"\ IiI"'l ..0 f'\I II ...., .... , ...... .. It 0- ~ - N ~,_ ~ m ~ ""., 0. N "" N,.... 0 II - - II " " " " " " , " , " - " W OOOOOQ 0 OOOOQC 0 C 0 -4' <0811 ~ VI 0 VI 00 0 ~ ~ _II wa::o N ~ ~ 01.1"\ VI N ~ 0.11 U < ..... .. , .. II . :=0: - - 00. 0- _ N ,..... II < c , ..:r _ V'l '" 0 II - > , , - II 0:: <[ '11 ~ < .. II 0- > = II 0. .:l " - '-" II vt . _ II W 000000 O' 000000 0 0 0 _ _II ~ ~Q - 8~ ~ ~ 8~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ - - 1""1 1,1,,1 ~ .. ...... .. II W -0 ~o. 0_ - 0 00. 0- 0. N ~II g: 51'" ~ ~ ,.,.. - ..., -0..0: '= I/'l , - 1: .:l 1oIJ.... = , II = ~ , II X - . II - I.I.I:Z , II U W , " - O%: 1000000 Q 000000 .0 0 0 l.T'l 11"011 a::w .c..". 0011"00 it'l. 0 '0 r.n 011'111 -.t:) '....0. ONN 0 O. 0 0 0 r-..I Nil V) < -'.... .. ...... .. II - w: 0. <- 0-- N N 0 0 N "" ~II Q i:!2 ~ =~,..,- ,., N N: - 2 =:: o W - N II W > a::: U':I - II = W,UJ , l.I.I It lI) ~ - . 'II CI! -=: , ..... II UJ lol.::'t oooo~o _ cooc.....o ..... 0-11 o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~11 < u .0-. N /"oJ _ _ CQII ::'t )00 - < .... , _ .. II Cr::Cf1 :0 - - ~ ~ Nil ::l.C<< _JorOo _ _ -II W :: CD u.... ... It W :E: <..0 , II CI: ::: 0 I U U II) I II , " w u '" - ..... II 000000 0 000000 0 0 0 ~ ~II 00 0 0 0 0 0 ~ ~u - 00- ~ ~ c 0 ~ N ~II lJ"'I W -... . . _.. ~. II 0- f.:l 0 - 0 10 0 0- ,...,. 1"'-11 0- 0 ~ ~ ~..o N _ =11 - ::: ... _ II '" " " " " " - o . ~ - . " >- c. " CJ --:::: >- :: u: rJl r:l_ - :: 0'1 - ~ iOJ ltI .JJ .. _ '-I >. t! . V,-- III _. cJ; (j ... >- .:: ~ ..;:: g <>I: ~ 1 (5 '6_ t,I 'h t!... V> 0 - - <<: "., '" -' cr. . 50 ~ ~ g;'lIl E .. ~ ~ Z' 'E u u ::;... :; ::; _ C,I :: -_::.Q (;J :: - C,I _0 1lI '" >_ u._ -= C,l > _ ~ 0'" ::; .. _ C,I III ~ :.. II: :>;;"C r:: v: C,l Q.I r::~r::_ _ WltrJ._._ iOJ rJ... :::.. '-I U v:"_ IX'--->~ r:: t.I (;,I::.. OltJ'Jl _ ~Q"'iOJ=:: _ _a. ___ r:: III 1oLl(l'=w.I'~_ ~ _w::..-t:.... 2~:'; _~ It r:l E~~~~~~ 2 g~~~~~8 ~ ~ 1: ~ ~ ~2~~~=c ~~C;~::~= 0- ~ ~ w.I X :l :: IX IoU __ .... .- ...... -. n'I;l:' g~ = V1?;; O-I'I'I_~ -~ Co. -rn _::Il~M'I ;;~ ~ ~ ~ '0 <0 <::: ;;;=.,;_ "':" :.0 .:" ,,< .~_ _ --","t;rTl ~; ~ ;'.;~ ~ '<_ ~ .~:.o - ... :: :: ."':1:: ~ ;II:) _ " -g g ; ~~ ~ :r~;; .=.. :::' -:/ ~ :I <: ;- I") < "l _ r') ... - :.0 ,., ~ ~ J:.I ~ r"') ..0= - ., -- _ O~ -0 ;i tQ., _ ~ t:l _:: . Vl_ 'II n _:: o ... ,., _ -~ - ~ ;:". ,., :: ~,., ,., n -<: n;n:Jl _ '" <: f\l .., '< _ _. ~ -. ~ :J r.I... _ .... ,., 0.. .... :::1 '" ~ - 0 ~ - -..." ;j::l = ;:I X o _ 0 ~ -00 '<I Q II ... II ..... :I II :: 11 CD' ~ n _ _ II ..... .... _ _ =-- _ VI :5-0 ('"I 110 _ Q Cl Q 0lI _0 Cl >0 ~ If . .. . m VI : II 0 ~ 0- 0 0 QIo _VlQ _ II~ ~ 0 0 0 0 000 o tl..... .... .0 0 0 0 OQOQ - II ... , , " '" " - m . " Fl '" n ~:: ~ :> ~ ~ Vol 1/ ..... n :: m ~ II 1,,01 _ > .?'II: tn II Q ~ Vt '" ~ II .... > ~...c 'X: III If I , '0 ~ , :::1:1 > Q. 11- I _ .,;.., <0_ 11'"-1 0 0 ...... 10......00 rn... m ttI U -< = <: II = en I'll II ,m gr.a 1'1'1 _ - u ,_ CII <: m "< H N _ '=',." 10 II ..... _ _ > = /I, """'::.0 _ = 10 II -, , ->.0 >m_ < Jl .. , , ..... _ ;.. en '" II ~ 1,,01 ..om >>_ Il~ ~ VI ~ ~ ~O n= = -<: lllool 1,,01 0 0 0 0 OCOO DC _ rtI II c: n I>> II, , _",_ - II, , en )( fA II _ ~ m :: _!!! =; a II >0 5' 0 Q Cl II~ m ~ ~ ~ ~~ =_ 1'1'1 !I . .... J:'o m VI _ _ IIl,OoI CI.boo VI Vl _ c: en 11'0 - N co.........., :11;:1 II ~ -0 VI; Q 0 Vl O\llQO m II .... {II If .... , _ II C ' -0 II =< ~ II _ :> II I ,. :==I II , <_ II.... - . 0 ::- II '" ...., J:'o '.;0. .;0. :0 = II .. ,:> :"'I 11-0 a ~ Vl VI .... I.... =m uo. '-'" ~ Q 0 N N r- 11 _ 0- "" Q 0 ..." I O""'QQ m II _ ..... _ I _ ..... " II , 1 II I , " , , , " " - II ..... -0 II _ r 0\1..... ..." ....., -0 11 .. .. \oN II \oN -0 0.. at CD N tv II CD -0 _ ;>0 ..... 1\,1 N I II..... 0.. """ fUr N '0 C-oOO I II _ , " ~ , " , - II > ~ II I _ ~ ~ II I -0 _ 11 CD CD -0 c: ....0:- II. . N:> ,." 11'0 "'-l N 'NN r- > n '0 - "'-l I .......... ::0 II 0. .c..... CI 0 ...... Q...... CI CI '" " " " " , " - , -0 II CD CD ~ II. . _ II..... N ~ ~ ~_ 11_ 0 - _ 0 0 U~ ..... ~ 0 0 ~ 0.....,0-0 " -0 ~ " < o " o - . . . , . o ~ ~ - - ~". . . ~ ~ ~ , .., O ' '" o '''' G .:: :e " c:. := ~ 0 .. '" . . ~. '" ~. ~~ ...:..:; ~ c 0 ~ 0 " : - " : 0000 0 ~o ~ ~ :;; ~ " 0 : 0 00 0- '" ~ " - - '" '" .... ~ '" " ;;: 00' 00' ",' - " " " 0- " - " " " " " " ~ -0"'0 ~ _ 0 ::; ~ ~ 00 " '" .... N ~ ~ ~ 00 " "" ~ '" '" .... .... , 00 '" " W "" '" .,; O' ....' ....' ",' , " ~ :> 00 '" " _ 00 - - " ~ " - " "" " , " ~ " " " -oOr-..O '" 00 0 '" 00 '" " .... '" ~ ~ ~ '" 00 0 " '" .... : - - '" - '" " '" O' 0' ....' ....' ,,; , " g: : '" '" " - - " - : " " : " " " : : " , , " " , " - , : " w OQoV'lO '" 00 8 ~ '" '" " W'" N '" 0 '" '" '" " '" '" ~ ~ 0 " " '" ,,; ,,; . " . II g ~ , '" 00 " " : - > " '" '" " '" '" ~ " 00 > '" " 00 ~ : : " - " '" - ;; " w 0000 0 00 0 00 00 " 2 ONO : '" 0 0 '" '" ~ " ~ - 0"'- .... ~ '" .... '" '" " w ~ ",' - ..... ",' ",' - , " w '" 00 - " '" e !5 2: " g ~ ~ " " " " " x:> , " <:; w ~ " " ;;; c ~ 00,,",0 ~ 00 0 '" '" .... " '" - '" ~ O"'N 0 0 0 0 0 0 " - "" - wOo O~- '" 0 0 '" '" '" " ~ ~ ~ - ",' - ..... ",' : "j ",' , " ;; w - 00 "" - '" 00 " :> " 00 : "'''' " '" "" - - : " 0 w _ _ '" " !!1 :- ~ '" - " Vi w w " ~ - " ~ ~ :0- " w ~ 0 0000 0 '" 0 '" " :< 0_ ~ .... .... 0 0 '" " ~ 0- '" '" ~ " " - '" - : N " '" :> 0 '" N " >< "" - '" : - " w ~ " - " w '" '" " '" Vi 0 " " " w " " ~ ;; " 00, 0 0 0 : 00 0 .... .... " 0"'0 N 0 0 '" 0 '" " - 0-- : 0- 0 0 - '" '" " '" w ",'- ",' ",' 00' . " 0- '" '" 0- " 00 e " - " 0; " " " " " 0 . 2 c 0 . c :E . . iii - . ..." .- " >- . 0 0 ~ - 0 0 '0 _ 0 0 = - > - - ~ - - 0 0 '" .. 0 0 . iii .. ~ :: ~ iii u ~ " ~ ;; . 0 > - - > - c. o ._ .' .." . ~ . 'l1 . - w . '" 0 . iii ~ ~ 0 '" u = . a " " :: .- c. 0 c- o c- - 0 c- o . . .. w (f) = c; t '0 c- '0 > 0 . .. e ~ iii 0 -" -" x _ _ .::. - - ~ w ~ v. ::: ;; W C. ." :- - w - "'.:: 0 w x ~ w ~ - - m ~ . '" m ~ o =- '" il. - ~ m - - ~ ~ ;; 5 ;; :- - a- '" . r. ~ ~ ;;; ~ " . < 0 x " ~ ~ = ~ 0 ~ 2 '" - - " n n 0 ;; " ;; - a- 0 0 m - . . ~ '" . -0 ~ - < " ~ ! ;; - 0 0 . - - "' . = ;; . . 0 :; "- - ~ < " -< if '. '" . -< 0 0 - ;; - ~ - . . " " " " !! " ;; :0 " N - " - <> -0 " . m ~ " " .. N N N - " .. '" '" '" '" " - - " " " 0 "" " : ~ : " .., m " ~ " - '" " " " : m SO ~ " 0- ,. " " m " , " m _ m " '" - ,. " " " :: - " " ,,. ,. < " " ~ ~ -0_ " ,. " ... ... m" ;;; " - " e - e - ~ " ~ " " " : '" " m _ m " - '" - '" m " N - ,. m " " , :0 - " " - - '" = -:: " " - -,. -0 '" ;;; " . -;" , - ... .., " .. N N N -0 m " ,. ;; " '" .. ~ '" '" ~ '" " " " - - e e e e e '" ~ " ;:; " '" " " m - " _ x " : .., " " " ::m :: " ~a ,. '" '" " - _ '" <> " .., " " - m " ' ~ m ;: ~ ;;; " N '" N N N - " .., -~ "" "" ~ "" " ~ : ~ e e e " "e ,. '" " "'" " " :0 " :: m " " '" .., . " : - ,. "" " ,. " " '" - " ill; " " ,. " " "" '" " m " '" ... - " " " e " " " '" e '" " - " : " : " " " " " " " :0 " : - " - - -0 " ' ... " ~ N ... '" ... " .. 0- 0: 0: " - '" " " eo- " : " .., " " " , " : ,. il " - " " - Q : .., - " - -0 :: < " ...., N ,. m " N ... '" ... - > " 0- ;; ~ ~ ~ " " '" 0- " e 0- ,,0- '" " " " " " " ;; " Q Q " -0 " .... ~ ~ - " -0 ~ " ;; N -0 -0 -0 " ~ '" e e "" e ~ " " 0 !j . - . "" c: . : "" ':J .., , " "' 'v . 0; -;; .:;) .... , ..,. "" a> ~ - - "" . ~ ~ ~ ~ 8 , '-' ' , , . It ~ C I ~ I C 0 ~ ~. _ II ~ -3 ~ 0 1.1\ 11 o 0 H - .. II ~ _ _II D . - . . . . , . , ,...... II Vl -0 -, C 0, 0- _ Nil 0:: ~,.., 11"1 V"l _ lI'\ ,., 11 < -' - -, - 0 0..11 WJ <: N , '.... II ;,.. ~ 0-' _ II - 0- II a:: u _ II o <, u -. II - . ~ . , . , ..0 c..o I:) , 0 '" N, CO Il INN , N ~ l,f'l D D N & , , . . , , .... I , I , IoU CCI O. C O. 0 N N ~ ~ ~ . tj:!1 : = CI: , I <: 0 . . II - > . , II CI: c[ , II VI <"..... II 0- > :z , II 0..;:1 II .-.... H .. . W U'\Q 11"1 0 C U'l..o _II a:: N N N _ ..:r II en :::l _ 0. 0. II - - ~~ 11 W -CO ~o- II g !E = ~ 2: ., :: :::l w U tEl . I II &:II Q.. _ II X - I II _ W Q, II '-' . - Q V"l0 11"1 0 0 ~ m ~ll at = Q~ N 1'\1 N 11"1 COli - <> W~ 0- 0.11 '" ..:: _..... II - W% 0- <- . II Q ~5 ~ ~~ : :: Q WU _N . n w ::> VI - II = W>- W II l'J'l a:: W II a:: VI II W ...::;: NO N 0 0 Nil 0< ~ - - _II C( a:: ...I 0- II :J: :0- <: ..... 11 a:: ~ 0 11 :w;: < _ ,.., II W ;t: U"'" II W :::: < ..0 11 a:: :::l 0 'I U Vl II . W U - , . 11"1011'1 C 10 '^,., COli , N N N CO 0 II , - ,. 0- 0 II U"I W ., .. II 0- 0:.= _ II 0- 0 II - :::l. II IZI, II . . . ~ . ~ ..... ~ I\: . . ;; ,.. ~ o ." - r 0_ 5 0 ~ g ~ I...~ ~ ~ Z. =: 1Ll:::.i:; (oj ~ ~ > ~ ~ VI ~ 0 :; C!l IU~ I... W 0 r.I ~ =: ~ ~ e 0:: U ... Q) _ _ './l::l ::: ~ tl) tC () r:: _::-. 1lI:o.: _ _ ~ () ~ 0 C ~ 0 ~ Q) ~ 2 ~=-: -:Za - 0:: )!" >-0 "-CI: = ::: w x ... :l _ w ~ ~- ------ 0 g- 2_;{--~g~ =.i 1. '" _ < _ r.) - I - ...,~ .,n ~-= '< '" .- "< - ~ ~. _ _ oJ J: n- :;J~;;; ;,-_ 0:;.1 C* .... -...,~ 1<:" _. C':-:J = == ':l ( ..., -:;J - -;)_ " - - :I = < :;"i "'<....i o~~ I. ".3. - = .. - 0 - .. _ ;.= a. . - - - ::- ~ - . - is. " " " - " - II !\J ..0 _ c:- 11 ~ _ 0. CD _ ...... ~..o !I 0.. Q Q Q -0 VI i:'l 00 II" m VI I'~ 000 O-o~ _ II VI 000 ONN 110 =0 QQQ ClVllVt " , . , - " " " m " 11 'n II . 0 VI ;a ::~ : ~ ~~ = ~ 11-0 _ _~~ ~_ ~ ~ IIRo> N~o-=Q 0'= ;r. II .... ...... > ::a !: II CD VlI _ ~~~ -o~ ~ :>>0 110 0 ~ ~~_ ~ _ 11= 0= o-o~ ~tv~ 0 m II .., ;D " - 11 '""" _ II _ VI )C m II '" _ 'T3 Q "= VlI_ ,_ _ m ~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~S ~ 5 ~ II - .. .......;;.. tn ll~ 0 0 ONN ~m _ _ II 0 0 0 000.;;..= e ~ IIQ 00000 coo "'_ II rn n II "'" _ " II I: = :~~ ON -~ ~ S Il~ ~ VI-O ~O .., a ll~ m~~ ""'<=0 -O~ C m 110. VI...,,"'" 000"'~ a U; 110 000 0""'1"" 110 00 000 0"""'" " II __ II C:,g II :z: < ..0 II .... > VI II ~ ;a 11\.11 ......1:0, <_ . tiN J:o, ~~N >. 11-0 t",ol~-o _...",0- iz:. 1I .. :>>0 ~ IIN ""..."..." === a:tm "= aoo O~.N ~ , 110 CIa ==0 OVlVl m I il, _..... " . " " , " " " " , " , Il~ ~N _ tiN o-N_ -0 11= ~~~ ~N~ ..0 II .. ~ 110'> -CDVt "CD-=-- . 11 _ ~ J:o,';:" N...., OIl ' u_ C= ON.... ..........N " , ~ " . , - II > 0 ll~ _N ._n ::0 II VlI _ -0.... '-o- II l"o,j ..... I,N J:o,..... Q -0 c: -< II.... N> rn II~ _ ~ _ ~N~ ~ > II~ ~ ~ N ~~~ ~ "~ '00 -O~ OO~ ~ " . " " 1I , , 11 , . II ~ N _ _ " 0 UoI 1:'0 -0 <() II ,.... 011 -0 Ot....., c:a -..a II . ~ _ lid ...... ~ 010.0- II"'" <l N o-~N 11..0 00 \110_ 0-......;- " ::: .~ ;;. '" ., <C '" :c ~ , CIT.t' OF ARDEN HILLS . ----- MI!KlR.l\NDllM DATE: August 11, 1994 TO: Dorothy Person. City Administrator :FRI:M: Brian Fritsinger, Ccmm.mity Planning CoordiDae@ stJBoJEX:T : Pl.ann:iIJg Case #94-19, Open Sale Lots At its July 6, 1994 rreeting, the Arden Hills Planning Ccmnission apprcved SCllTe revisions to the :roning Ordinance which address open sales lots. This revision was only one change reccmnended by the City Attorney to provide additional clarifications in the area of transient me=hants. I had Mr. Filla review both Chapter 13 of Arden Hills I'hlnicipal Code and the Zoning Ordinance to determine if any additional changes are . required, The pritmry area that I requested his review was the "Open Sales Lots" definition, Based on these discussions, I '-'OUld prc:p:>se to make serre minor changes which would avoid interpretation issues in the future, Item rrumber one (1) is part of Planning Case #94-19. l. Amend Section II, D, 125 of the Zoning Ordinance so that the term "Open Sales Lots" is specifically included in the last sentence of this definition. It '-'Ould read as follows; "... I'btor Vehicle-Sales, I'btor Vehicle leasing and rentals, exterior equiprrent rental and sales lots, repair garages and open sales lots are not included in this definition of retail sales." The Planning Ccmnission unanirrously apprcved the action at its July 6, 1994 meeting. Staff '-'OUld recc:mrend that the City Council approve the amendment to the Zoning Ordinance as proposed by the City Atto:rney and apprcve Ordinance N\.1rOOer 299 as drafted, . STATE OF MINNESOTA . COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF ARDEN HILLS ORDINANCE NO. 299 An ordinance amending section II, (D) 125 of the Zoning Ordinance for the City of Arden Hills relating to retail sales and services. The Arden Hills City Council hereby ordains that Section II (D) (125) of the Zoning Ordinance for the City of Arden Hills be amended to read as follows: II (D) (125) . Retail Sales and Services. Stores and shops selling, renting or leasing goods for uses away from the point of sale or offers services available on the premises, Includes the following: antiques, art and school supplies, auto accessories, bakeries, bicycles (not motorized), books, stationery, candy, camera and photographic supplies, . carpets and rugs, china and glassware, clothing and costume rental, custom dressmaking, department stores, drugs, dry goods, electrical and household appliances, sales and repair, florist, food, furniture, furrier shops, garden supplies (year-round operation only) , gifts, hardware, hats, hobby shops, interior decorating, jewelry, leather goods and luggage, locksmith shops, musical instruments, office supply equipment, optometrists, paint and wallpaper, phonograph records, shoes, sporting goods, tobacco, toys, variety stores, wearing apparel, and similar type uses. Motor vehicle sales, motor vehicle leasing and rentals, exterior equipment rental and sales lots, repair garages, and open sales lots are not incluQed in this definition of retail sales. . Effective Date. This Ordinance shall be effective the . day following its publication, Adoption Date Passed by the City Council of the City of Arden Hills the day of , 19_. Dennis Probst, Mayor Attest: Dorothy Person, Administrator Publication Date. Published on the day of , 1994. . . . STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF ARDEN HILLS Ordinance summary Ordinance No. 297 Chapter 18 Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient Merchants. On September 12, 1994 the Arden Hills City Council approved Ordinance No. 297 which amends Chapter 18 of the Arden Hills Municipal Code relating to Peddlers. The City Council by an affirmative vote of at least four Councilmernbers, directed that a summary of Ordinance No. 297 be published in the City's official Newspaper and that a printed copy of Ordinance No. 297 be posted on the City's bulletin board and otherwise be made available for inspection at the City offices during regular business hours_ Ordinance No. 297 contains regulations relating to the registration, hours of operation, exemptions and definitions of peddlers, solicitors, or transient merchants who operate within . the City of Arden Hills, Effective Date: Ordinance No, 297 shall become effective on the day following publication of the Ordinance or an approved Ordinance Summary. Ado9tion Di3te' Passed by the City Council of the City of Arden Hills the ____ day of , 1994. Dennis Probst Mayor Attest: Dorothy A. Person City Administrator . STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF ARDEN HILLS . Ordinance No. 297 An ordinance amending Chapter 18 of the City of Arden Hills Municipal Code Relating to the Regulation of Peddlers. The Council of the City of Arden Hills does ordain as follows: Chapter 18 of the City's ordinance is hereby amended as follows: CHAPTER 18 - PEDDLERS, SOLICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS Section 18-01. Purpose - This section is not intended to interfere with the legitimate business activities of peddlers, as the same are defined herein, whether local or interstate. These provisions are intended only to, as nearly as possible, ferret out all illegitimate operators and to regulate and control all those who would use their unique presence on property within the City to create nuisances, commit theft or other unlawful activities. . Section 18-03. Definitions For the purpose of this chapter, the terms, used herein are defined as follows: Peddler: means any person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, who goes from house to house, from place to place, or from street to street, conveying or transporting goods, wares or merchandise or offering or exposing the same for sale, or making sales and delivering articles to purchasers. It does not include vendors of milk, bakery products or groceries who distribute their products to regular customers on established routes. Peddling: means the act of being a peddler, Solicitor: means a~y person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, firm or corporation who goes from house to house, place to place or from street to street soliciting donations or taking orders for sale of goods, wares or merchandise for future delivery or for service to be performed in the future, whether or not such order or whether not he/she is collecting advance payments on such order. Such definition . includes any person who, for themselves or for another person, firm or corporation, hires, leases, uses or occupies any ----. -- building, motor vehicle, trailer, structure, tent, railroad boxcar, boat, hotel room, lodging house, apartment, shop or other place within the City for the purpose of exhibiting . samples or taking orders for future delivery. Transient Merchant: Includes any person, firm or corporation, nhcthc.J: as 6..ne:l-, a~cnt, eo:aai~ae:c., er empleyec, .:he. the:J; a rCClidc..at of the:. City af ..'\Idca Hilla or fiat, who engages in, 6.ac:3, ar traRsaet6 any temporary business aHa tl::ar....:3i<:.nt 6u:3inc.ar;, either in one locality, or by travelling from place to place, selling geeas, t.~arz.s, aaa merchandise; and who, for the purpose of carrying on such business, owns, leases, occupies or uses a building, a norti.on of a buildina. or a means of trans>,ortation ahcltcI:, .v a~ant let, l:ail~6ae1 car, mota]!' :e:fiielc, trailc.l:, teRt, seat, puhlic ream in hetels, lea~if1~ hel:u3c.a I a]9artmcnt3 or ethcl: place. l,;itfiia tke City for the exhibition and sale of such ;larcs, gee as aaa merchandise. Section 18-05. Registration Required: It is unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to engage in any such activity within the City of Arden Hills without first registering with the City Administrator in compliance with the provisions of this ordinance. Registration does not exempt compliance with all other applicable local, state and federal laws. . (a) Registration. Persons registering under this ordinance shall file a sworn statement with the City Administrator's office on a form to be furnished by the City, The sworn statement shall provide: (1) The name, physical description and drivers license number of the person registering; (2) The permanent home address of the applicant, the address of the place of business or the firm or occupation which the applicant represents, and in the case of transient merchants the local address from which proposed sales will be made; (3) A brief description of the nature of the business ~nd the goods to be sold; (4) If employed, the name and address of the employer, together with the credentials therefrom establishing the exact relationship; . (5) The length of time for which the right to do business is desired; - (6) The place or location where the goods proposed to be sold are manufactured, stored and the manner in which goods shall be delivered to the customer; . (7) A photograph of the applicant, taken within sixty (60) days immediately prior to the date of filing of the application, which picture shall be approximately 2" X 2" showing the head and shoulders of the applicant in a clear and distinguishing manner; (8) A statement as to whether or not the applicant has been convicted of any crime, misdemeanor, or violation of any municipal ordinance, other than traffic violations, the nature of the offense and the punishment or penalty assessed therefor; (9) A list including the name, address, phone number and age (if under 18 years) of all persons working for or assisting in the described activity; (10) In cases of transient merchant sales, the applicant must also provide; . i) Proof of appropriate permission to operate on proposed site. iil A copy of the form or individuals sales tax permit, The sales tax permit must be posted at the site; and (ll) The last five (5) municipalities wherein the applicant has worked before coming to this City, Section 18-07. EXE?:mnt.i.on,s: The provisions of this Section of this Chapter shall not apply to the following: (a) Bona fide residents of the state selling products of the farm and garden occupied and cultivated by themselves provided that such sales can be conducted without creating tra~fic hazards; (b) Children, age eighteen or younger, soliciting for school sponsored activities; (c) "Garage" or "Estate" sales; . (d) The acts of merchants or their employees in delivering goods in the regular course of business; (e) Solicitations by any organization for philanthropic religious or educational causes if the following procedure has been accomplished: the requesting entity . must file an application in writing, on a form to be furnished by the City Administrator, which shall give the following information: (1) Name and purpose of the cause for which the exemption is sought. (2) Name of the individual in the organization responsible for the solicitations, (3) Names and addresses of the individuals who will actually be doing the solicitation, (4 ) Period during which solicitation is to be carried on. (5 ) Certificate of non-profit status from the state where organized. Section 18-09. Administrative Review Fee. A fee, in the amount to be determined from time to time by Council resolution. shall be paid when the application is submitted, This fee is to cover the administrative costs of processing and investigating, . Section 18-11- Investiaation and Issuance. (a) Upon receipt of each application, it shall be referred to the Ramsey County Sheriff for a background investigation of the applicant's business and moral character as deemed necessary for the protection of the public good, (b) If as a result of such investigation, the applicant'S character or business responsibility is found to be unsatisfactory, the City shall notify the applicant that the application is disapproved and that no permit shall be issued, (c) If as a result of such investigation . the applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be satisfactory, the City shall deliver to the applicant the approved permit. Section 18-13. Exhibition of Permit. Permittees are required to exhibit their permit at the request of any citizen. . ---- S<'!ction 18-14 Prohibited Practices. (a) Signs. rrae:tie:c3 re1:mittca. It shall be unlawful . for any' peddler or.solicitor to enter in or upon any premises or attempt to enter in or upon any premises wherein a sign or placard bearing the notice, "Peddlers or Solicitors Prohibited," or language similar thereto, is located. (b) Refusincr to Leave. It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to enter upon premises owned, leased or rented by another and refuse to leave such premises after having been notified by such owner or occupant to leave. (c) Misreoresentation. It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to make false or fraudulent statements concerning the quality of the goods or services which are being offered for sale. (d) Oop.n Sales Lots The bu!=;;np.ss of >>eddlers, solicitors or transie-nt m..rchants shall not be conducted on Open Sales Lots or on the imnroved or . unimproved nort.ions of right-of-wavs within t:he City of Arden Hills. Section 18-15. Hours of Operation. It shall be unlawful for any peddling or soliciting within the City between 7:00 p.m, and 9:00 a.m, the following morning, except by specific appointment with and invitation from the perspective customer. Section 18-17. Durat. inn. Every permit issued under the provisions of this chapter shall be valid for the period of time stated therein, but in no event shall any such permit be issued for a period of time in excess of thirty (30) days. Section 18-19. False Information. It shall be unlawful for any reason to give any false or misleading information in connection with the application for permit. Section 18-21. Misdemeanor. Any violation of this Chapter shall be a misdemeanor. Each day on which such violation continues shall constitute a separate offense. Section 18-23. Revocation. Any permit issued on the provisions of . this chapter may be revoked by the City Administrator for a violation of any provision of this chapter. Section 18-25. Penal tv. Any person violating any provision of . this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section Severabilit:v. If any part or provision of this J 18-27. Chapter or the application thereof to any person, entity, or i circumstances shall be adjudged unconstitutional or invalid by any ! court of competence jurisdiction, such judgement shall be confined I ! . in its operation to the part of the provision or application which its directly involved in the controversy in which such judgement shall have been rendered, and shall not affect or impair the validity of the remainder of this chapter or the application thereof to the other persons, entities or circumstances, The provisions of Ordinance No, 297 shall become effective on the day of 19_. Passed by the City council of the City of Arden Hills this 12th day of September 1994. Dennis Probst Mayor Attest: . Dorothy A. Person City Administrator . . STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF ARDEN HILLS Ordinance summary Ordinance No. 297 Chapter 18 Peddlers. Solicitors and Transient Merchants. On September 12, 1994 the Arden Hills City council approved Ordinance No. 297 which amends Chapter 18 of the Arden Hills Municipal Code relating to Peddlers. The City Council by an affirmative vote of at least four Councilmembers, directed that a summary of Ordinance No. 297 be published in the City's official Newspaper and that a printed copy of Ordinance No. 297 be posted on the City's bulletin board and otherwise be made available for inspection at the City offices during regular business hours. Ordinance No. 297 contains regulations relating to the registration, hours of operation, exemptions and definitions of peddlers, solicitors, or transient merchants who operate within . the City of Arden Hills. Effective Date: Ordinance No, 297 shall become effective on the day following publication of the Ordinance or an approved Ordinance Summary. AdoDtion Date: Passed by the City Council of the City of Arden Hills the ____ day of , 1994. Dennis Probst Mayor Attest: Dorothy A. Person City Administrator . , ~ STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF ARDEN HILLS . Ordinance No. 297 An ordinance amending Chapter 18 of the City of Arden Hills Municipal Code Relating to the Regulation of Peddlers. The Council of the City of Arden Hills does ordain as follows: Chapter 18 of the City's ordinance is hereby amended as follows: CHAPTER 18 - PEDDLERS, SOLICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS Section 18-0l. Pur1;>ose - This section is not intended to interfere with the legitimate business activities of peddlers, as the same are defined herein, whether local or interstate. These provisions are intended only to, as nearly as possible, ferret out all illegitimate operators and to regulate and control all those who would use their unique presence on property within the City to create nuisances, commit theft or other unlawful activities. . Section 18-03. Definitions For the purpose of this chapter, the terms, used herein are defined as follows: Peddler: means any person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, who goes from house to house, from place to place, or from street to street, conveying or transporting goods, wares or merchandise or offering or exposing the same for sale, or making sales and delivering articles to purchasers. It does not include vendors of milk, bakery products or groceries who distribute their products to regular customers on established routes. Peddling: means the act of being a peddler. Solicitor: means any person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, firm or corporation who goes from house to house, place to place or from street to street soliciting donations or taking orders for sale of goods, wares or merchandise for future delivery or for service to be performed in the future, whether or not such order or whether not he/she . is collecting advance payments on such order. Such definition includes any person who, for themselves or for another person, firm or corporation, hires, leases, uses or occupies any . building, motor vehicle, trailer, structure, tent, railroad boxcar, boat, hotel room, lodging house, apartment, shop or other place within the City for the purpose of exhibiting . samples or taking orders for future delivery. Transient Merchant: Includes any person, firm or corporation, nhet.her a.3 o.fflCJ.: 1 agent, Cofi13igRC.C, er cmployee, ',lbctbeL' a rcoiacRt. ef the City ef l...raca Hills or flet, who engages in, decs, ar traasacts any temporary business aRa trafisicHt buaiFlcsa, either in one locality, or by travelling from place to place, selling ~oed5, \.~arca I ana merchandise; and who, for the purpose of carrying on such business, owns, leases, occupies or uses a building, a portion of a buildina. or a means of transportation shclte.r, ...aca:at let, railreaa ear, meter vehiclc, trailer, teRt, eeat, public reom ifl hetels, lea~ifl~ haUDes, a}?artm<:nts or 3tflC.J! place ~.:ithin the Cit.y for the exhibition and sale of such \larCi:l, ~eeeG and merchandise. Section 18-05. R~aistration Rec;[).lired: It is unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to engage in any such activity within the City of Arden Hills without first registering with the City Administrator in compliance with the provisions of this ordinance. Registration does not exempt compliance with all other applicable local, state and federal laws. . (a) Registration. Persons registering under this ordinance shall file a sworn statement with the City Administrator's office on a form to be furnished by the City. The sworn statement shall provide: (1) The name, physical description and drivers license number of the person registering; (2) The permanent home address of the applicant, the address of the place of business or the firm or occupation which the applicant represents, and in the case of transient merchants the local address from which proposed sales will be made; (3) A brief description of the nature of the business and the goods to be sold; (4) If employed, the name and address of the employer, together with the credentials therefrom establishing the exact relationship; . (5) The length of time for which the right to do business is desired; (6 ) The place or location where the goods proposed to be sold are manufactured, stored and the manner in . which goods shall be delivered to the customer; (7) A photograph of the applicant, taken within sixty (60) days immediately prior to the date of filing of the application, which picture shall be approximately 2" X 2" showing the head and shoulders of the applicant in a clear and distinguishing manner; (8 ) A statement as to whether or not the applicant has been convicted of any crime, misdemeanor, or violation of any municipal ordinance, other than traffic violations, the nature of the offense and the punishment or penalty assessed therefor; (9) A list including the name, address, phone number and age (if under 18 years) of all persons working for or assisting in the described activity; (10) In cases of transient merchant sales, the applicant must also provide; . i) Proof of appropriate permission to operate on proposed site. ii) A copy of the form or individuals sales tax permit. The sales tax permit must be posted at the site; and (11) The last five (5) municipalities wherein the applicant has worked before coming to this City, Section 18-07. Exemptions: The provisions of this Section of this Chapter shall not apply to the following: (a) Bona fide residents of the state selling products of the farm and garden occupied and cultivated by themselves provided that such sales can be conducted without creating traffic hazards; (b) Children, age eighteen or younger, soliciting for school sponsored activities; (c) "Garage" or "Estate II sales; . (d) The acts of merchants or their employees in delivering goods in the regular course of business; ------ . (e) Solicitations by any organization for philanthropic religious or educational causes if the following procedure has been accomplished: the requesting entity . must file an application in writing, on a form to be furnished by the City Administrator, which shall give the following information: (1) Name and purpose of the cause for which the exemption is sought, (2) Name of the individual in the organization responsible for the solicitations. (3 ) Names and addresses of the individuals who will actually be doing the solicitation. (4) Period during which solicitation is to be carried on. (5) Certificate of non-profit status from the state where organized, Section 18-09. Administrative Review Fee. A fee, in the amount to be determined from time to time by Council resolution, shall be paid when the application is submitted, This fee is to cover the administrative costs of processing and investigating. . Section 18-11. Investigation and Issuance. (a) Upon receipt of each application, it shall be referred to the Ramsey County Sheriff for a background investigation of the applicant's business and moral character as deemed necessary for the protection of the public good, (b) If as a result of such investigation, the applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be unsatisfactory, the City shall notify the applicant that the application is disapproved and that no permit shall be issued, (c) If as a result of such investigation , the applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be satisfactory, the City shall deliver to the applicant the approved permit. Section 18-13. Exhibition of Permit. Permittees are required to exhibit their permit at the request of any citizen. . Section 18-14. Prohibited Practices. (a) Signs. rracticco rcrmittcd. It shall be unlawful . for any peddler or solicitor to enter in or upon any premises or attempt to enter in or upon any premises wherein a sign or placard bearing the notice, "Peddlers or Solicitors Prohibited," or language similar thereto, is located. (b) Refusina to Leave. It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to enter upon premises owned, leased or rented by another and refuse to leave such premises after having been notified by such owner or occupant to leave, (c) Misre~resentation. It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to make false or fraudulent statements concerning the quality of the goods or services which are being offered for sale. (d) Ooen Sales Lots. The business of peddlers. solicitors or transient merchants shall not be conducted on Qoen Sales Lots or on the im~roved or . unimnrovp.ci oortions of right-of-ways within the City of Arden Hills Section 18-15. Hours of Operation. It shall be unlawful for any peddling or soliciting within the City between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m, the following morning, except by specific appointment with and invitation from the perspective customer, Section 18-17. Duration. Every permit issued under the provisions of this chapter shall be valid for the period of time stated therein, but in no event shall any such permit be issued for a period of time in excess of thirty (30) days. Section 18-19, False Information. It shall be unlawful for any reason to give any false or misleading information in connection with the application for permit. Section 18 - 2l. Misdemeanor, Any violation of this Chapter shall be a misdemeanor. Each day on which such violation continues shall constitute a separate offense. . Section 18-23. Revocation Any permit issued on the provisions of this chapter may be revoked by the City Administrator for a violation of any provision of this chapter. . . Section 18-25. Penaltv. Any person violating any provision of . this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, \ Section 18-27. Severabilitv. If any part or provision of this I Chapter or the application thereof to any person, entity, or I circumstances shall be adjudged unconstitutional or invalid by any court of competence jurisdiction, such judgement shall be confined in its operation to the part of the provision or application which 1 its directly involved in the controversy in which such judgement shall have been rendered, and shall not affect or impair the validity of the remainder of this chapter or the application thereof to the other persons, entities or circumstances. The provisions of ordinance No. 297 shall become effective on the day of 19_ passed by the City council of the City of Arden Hills this 12th day of September 1994. Dennis Probst Mayor Attest: . Dorothy A. Person City Administrator . - ---- . . . . . c:t'l'Y OF ARDEN HILLS ~ DATE: A1.lgust 11, 1994 TO: Dorothy Person, City Jlrlrnini "trator FRaol: : Brian Fritsinger, C........mi ty Plann:i.Dg Coorcli:lator ~ stlBJECT : Chapter 18, Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient Merchants; Chapter 13, Licenses In addition to the change proposed by City Attomey Filla in Case #94- 19, several other minor arrendments were proposed to Chapters 18 and 13 by our attomey, As with Case #94-19, these changes were siuply to clarify the ordinance in the area of open sales lots, The prcpcsed changes are as follows and can be found underlined in the attached ordinance: . 1- Amend the definition of Transient Mm:hants contained in Arden Hills COde Section 18-03 to read: "Transient Merchant rreans any person, firm or corpcratian who engages in any temporary business either in one locality, or by travelling frcm place to place, selling rnercba:ndise; and who, for the purpcse of carrying on such business, owns, leases, occupies or uses a building, a pcrtion of a building, or a rreans of transportation, for the exhibition and sales of such rrerchandise." 2. Re-fomat the current provisions of Arden Hills Code 18-13A, B and C so they read as follows: 18-14. Prohibi tt'rl Pratt ices (a) SIGNS. It shall b: unlawful for any peddler or solicitor to enter in or upcn any premises or attempt to enter in = UPOIl any premises whereiri. a sign or placard bearing the notice "Peddlers or Solicitors Prohibited," or language similar thereto, is located. . , < . Transient Merchants Page 2 08/11/94 . (b) REFOS~ 'ID rEAVE. It shall b: unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to enter up:n premises owned, leased or rented by another and refuse to leave such premises after having been notified by such 0WIler or occupant to leave, (c) MISREPRESENTATTCN It shall b: unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to rrake false or fraudulent statements conceming the quality of the goods or services which are b:ing offered for sale, (d) OPEN ~T.~~ IDI'S. The business of peddlers, solicitors or transient rrerchants shall not b: conducted on cp:n Sales Lots or on the inproved or unirrproved portions of right-of-ways within the City of Arden Hills. 3. The Council may recall that Attorney Filla had also recanrended t'-'O minor changes to Chapter 13. After reviewing O1apter 13 there are a significant number of unrelated changes that need to . b: tro.de. With codification expected this fall, I \O.Ild propose that these changes not b: rrade until that tirre, Mr, Filla indicated that this '-'OUld b: an appropriate approach. Staff '-'OUld reccmrend adoption of Ordinance No. 297 which includes the arrendrnents to Chapters 18 of the Arden Hills Municipal COde as recomrended by the City Attorney. BF:to . ----- . J , STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS Ordinance No. 297 An ordinance amending Chapter 18 of the City of Arden Hills Municipal Code Relating to the Regulation of Peddlers. The Council of the City of Arden Hills does ordain as follows: Chapter 18 of the City's ordinance is hereby amended as follows: CHAPTER 18 - PEDDLERS, SOLICITORS AND TRANSIENT MERCHANTS Section 18-01. Puroose - This section is not intended to interfere with the legitimate business activities of peddlers, as the same are defined herein, whether local or interstate, These provisions are intended only to, as nearly as possible, ferret out all illegitimate operators and to regulate and control all those who would use their unique presence on property within the City to create nuisances, commit theft or other unlawful activities, . Section 18-03. Definitions For the purpose of this chapter, the terms, used herein are defined as follows: Peddler: means any person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, who goes from house to house, from place to place, or from street to street, conveying or transporting goods, wares or merchandise or offering or exposing the same for sale, or making sales and delivering articles to purchasers. It does not include vendors of milk, bakery products or groceries who distribute their products to regular customers on established routes. Peddling: means the act of being a peddler, Solicitor: means any person, whether a resident of the City of Arden Hills or not, firm or corporation who goes from house to house, place to place or from street to street soliciting donations or taking orders for sale of goods, wares or merchandise for future delivery or for service to be performed in the future, whether or not such order or whether not he/she . is collecting advance payments on such order. Such definition includes any person who, for themselves or for another person, firm or corporation, hires, leases, uses or occupies any -------- bupdirig, motor vehicle, trailer, structure, tent, railroad boxcar, boat, hotel room, lodging house, apartment, shop or other place within the City for the purpose of exhibiting . samples or taking orders for future delivery. Transient Merchant. Includes any person, firm or corporation, -nl..e:.thc::r a6 o\;acr 1 ageat, cefl;Ji~:ae:.c, 6r cffi}?layce. , nfie-the-I: a rC.3iacnt af the City ef 4"...l:aCfl Ilill.:] 61: Ret, who engages in, aec6, or tra:a3ae:t.3 any temporary business aHa transie.Ht 13l:1.~inCZ36, either in one locality, or by travelling from place to place, selling "j"eeaa, \;arc.3, aaa merchandise; and who, for the purpose of carrying on such business, owns, leases, occupies or uses a building, a n(")r~ion of a buildincr or a means of t:ransnort.ation shelter, .v.acaat lot, railreaa ~ar, meter vehicle, trailer, tCflt, aeat I ~uslic room ifl hotcla, loaging houseCl, apartl!lcatCl er ethcr placc Ilithin the City for the exhibition and sale of such I.-area, ~eeas aaa merchandise. Section 18-05. Recristration ReCLUired: It is unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to engage in any such activity within the City of Arden Hills without first registering with the City Administrator in compliance with the provisions of this ordinance. Registration does not exempt compliance with all other applicable local, state and federal laws, . (a) Reaist:.ration Persons registering under this ordinance shall file a sworn statement with the City Administrator's office on a form to be furnished by the City. The sworn statement shall provide: (1) The name, physical description and drivers license number of the person registering; (2) The permanent home address of the applicant, the address of the place of business or the firm or occupation which the applicant represents, and in the case of transient merchants the local address from which proposed sales will be made; (3 ) A brief description of the nature of the business and the goods to be sold; (4) If employed, the name and address of the employer, together with the credentials therefrom establishing the exact relationship; . (5) The length of time for which the right to do business is desired; (6 ) The place or location.where the goods proposed to be sold are manufactured, stored and the manner in . which goods shall be delivered to the customer; (7) A photograph of the applicant, taken within sixty (60) days immediately prior to the date of filing of the application, which picture shall be approximately 2" X 2" showing the head and shoulders of the applicant in a clear and distinguishing manner; (8) A statement as to whether or not the applicant has been convicted of any crime, misdemeanor, or violation of any municipal ordinance, other than traffic violations, the nature of the offense and the punishment or penalty assessed therefor; (9) A list including the name, address, phone number and age (if under 18 years) of all persons working for or assisting in the described activity; (10) In cases of transient merchant sales, the applicant must also provide; . i) Proof of appropriate permission to operate on proposed site. . ii) A copy of the form or individuals sales tax permit. The sales tax permit must be posted at the site; and (11) The last five (5) municipalities wherein the applicant has worked before coming to this City. Section 18-07. Exem9tions: The provisions of this Section of this Chapter shall not apply to the following: (a) Bona fide residents of the state selling products of the farm and garden occupied and cultivated by themselves provided that such sales can be conducted without creating traffic hazards; (b) Children, age eighteen or younger, soliciting for school sponsored activities; (c) "Garage" or "Estate" sales; . (d) The acts of merchants or their employees in delivering goods in the regular course of business; (e') Solicitations by any organization for philanthropic religious or educational causes if the following . procedure has been accomplished: the requesting entity must file an application in writing, on a'.form to be furnished by the City Administrator, which shall give the following information: (1) Name and purpose of the cause for which the exemption is sought, (2) Name of the individual in the organization responsible for the solicitations. (3) Names and addresses of the individuals who will actually be doing the solicitation. (4) Period during which solicitation is to be carried on. (5) Certificate of non-profit status from the state where organized, Section 18-09. Administrative Review Fee. A fee, in the amount to be determined from time to time by Council resolution, shall be paid when the application is submitted. This fee is to cover the administrative costs of processing and investigating. . Section 18-11. Investioation and Issuance (a) Upon receipt of each application, it shall be referred to the Ramsey County Sheriff for a background investigation of the applicant's business and moral character as deemed necessary for the protection of the public good. (b) If as a result of such investigation, the applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be unsatisfactory, the City shall notify the applicant that the application is disapproved and that no permit shall be issued, (c) If as a result of such investigation , the applicant's character or business responsibility is found to be satisfactory, the City shall deliver to tge applicant the approved permit. Section 18-13 . Exhibition of Permit. Permittees are required to exhibit their permit at the request of any citizen. . ___________m -- ------- --- Se"tion 18-14. Prohibited practices. (a) Sicrns. r1:6..ctie;c.J rc~~itte;a. It shall be unlawful . for any peddler or solicitor to enter in or upon any premises or attempt to enter in or upon any premises wherein a sign or placard bearing the notice, "Peddlers or solicitors Prohibited, " or language similar thereto, is located, (b) Refusinc:r to Leave It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to enter upon premises owned, leased or rented by another and refuse to leave such premises after having been notified by such owner or occupant to leave. (c) Misre~resentation. It shall be unlawful for any peddler, solicitor or transient merchant to make false or fraudulent statements concerning the quality of the goods or services which are being offered for sale. (d) Open Sales Lots. The bll~iness of neddlp.rs. solicitors or transient m..rchants shall not be conducted on Open Sales Lots or on the im~rovp.d or . unimnroved ~ortions of right-of-ways within the Citv of Ardp.n Hills Section 18-15. Hours of Oneration. It shall be unlawful for any peddling or soliciting within the City between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m, the following morning, except by specific appointment with and invitation from the perspective customer, Section 18-17, Duration. Every permit issued under the provisions of this chapter shall be valid for the period of time stated therein, but in no event shall any such permit be issued for a period of time in excess of thirty (30) days. Section 18-19. False Information. It shall be unlawful for any reason to give any false or misleading information in connection with the application for permit. Section 18-21. Misdemeanor. Any violation of this Chapter shall be a misdemeanor. Each day on which such violation continues shall constitute a separate offense. Section 18-23. Revocation. Any permit issued on the provisions of . this chapter may be revoked by the City Administrator for a violation of any provision of this chapter. ----.--- Section 18-25. p",naltv. Any person violating any provision of . this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. \ Section 18-27. Sp.vp.r~bilit:v. If any part or provision of this ! Chapter or the application thereof to any person, entity, or circumstances shall be adjudged unconstitutional or invalid by any court of competence jurisdiction, such judgement shall be confined in its operation to the part of the provision or application which its directly involved in the controversy in which such judgement shall have been rendered, and shall not affect or impair the , . I validity of the remainder of this chapter or the application thereof to the other persons, entities or circumstances, The provisions of Ordinance No. 297 shall become effective on the day of 19_. passed by the City council of the City of Arden Hills this 12th day of september 1994, Dennis Probst Mayor . Attest: Dorothy A, Person City Administrator . STATE OF MINNESOTA . COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF ARDEN HILLS Ordinance Summary Ordinance No. 297 Chapter 18 Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient Merchants. On September 12, 1994 the Arden Hills City Council approved Ordinance No. 297 which amends Chapter 18 of the Arden Hills Municipal Code relating to Peddlers, The City Council by an affirmative vote of at least four Councilmernbers, directed that a summary of Ordinance No. 297 be published in the City's official Newspaper and that a printed copy of Ordinance No. 297 be posted on the City's bulletin board and otherwise be made available for inspection at the City offices during regular business hours. Ordinance No. 297 contains regulations relating to the registration, hours of operation, exemptions and definitions of peddlers, solicitors, or transient merchants who operate within . the City of Arden Hills. Effective Date: Ordinance No. 297 shall become effective on the day following publication of the Ordinance or an approved Ordinance summary. Ado.,tion Date: Passed by the City Council of the City of Arden Hills the ____ day of , 1994. Dennis Probst Mayor Attest: Dorothy A. Person City Administrator . . l ,. CITY OF ARDEN HILIS . MEM::lRANDmoi DATE: August 11, 1994 'IO: Dorothy Person, City }lnministrator FRCM: Brian Fritsi:cger, Ccmmmity Planning Coordina~ SlJBJECT: Planning Case #94-19, Open Sale Lots At its July 6, 1994 meeting, the Arden Hills Planning O:mnission apprcved sorre revisions to the Zoning Ordinance which address open sales lots. This revision was only one change recorrrrended by the City Attorney to provide additional clarifications in the area of transient merchants. I had Mr. Filla review both Chapter 13 of Arden Hills Municipal Code and the Zonillg Ordinance to determine if any additional changes are required . The primary area that I requested his review was the "Cpen . Sales Lots" definition. Based on these discussions, I '-'OUld propose to !take sore minor changes which '-'OUld avoid interpretation issues in the future. Item number one (1) is part of Planning case #94-19. l. Arrend Section II,D,125 of the Zoning Ordinance so that the term "Open Sales Lots" is specifically included in the last sentence of this definition. It '-'Ould read as folla.<lS; "... M:Jtor Vehicle-Sales, M:Jtor Vehicle leasing and rentals, exterior equipment rental and sales lots, repair garages and open sales lots are not included in this definition of retail sales." 'The Planning O:mnission unanirrously approved the action at its July 6, 1994 meeting. Staff '-'OUld recarrrend that the City Council apprcve the amendment to the z.<:>ning Ordinance as proposed by the City Attorney and apprcve Ordinance Number 299 as drafted, . --- ..------- , . STATE OF MINNESOTA . COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF ARDEN HILLS ORDINANCE NO. 299 An ordinance amending section II, (D) 125 of the Zoning Ordinance for the City of Arden Hills relating to retail sales and services. The Arden Hills City Council hereby ordains that Section II (D) (125) of the Zoning Ordinance for the City of Arden Hills be amended to read as follows: II (D) (125). Retail Sales and Services. Stores and shops selling, renting or leasing goods for uses away from the point of sale or offers services available on the premises. Includes the following: antiques, art and school supplies, auto accessories, bakeries, bicycles (not motorized) , books, stationery, candy, camera and photographic supplies, . carpets and rugs, china and glassware, clothing and costume rental, custom dressmaking, department stores, drugs, dry goods, electrical and household appliances, sales and repair, florist, food, furniture, furrier shops, garden supplies (year-round operation only), gifts, hardware, hats, hobby shops, interior decorating, jewelry, leather goods and luggage, locksmith shops, musical instruments, office supply equipment, optometrists, paint and wallpaper, phonograph records, shoes, sporting goods, tobacco, toys, variety stores, wearing apparel, and similar type uses. Motor vehicle sales, motor vehicle leasing and rentals, exterior equipment rental and sales lots, repair garages, and open sales 'lots are not included in this definition of retail sales, . . . Effective Date. This Ordinance shall be effective the . day following its publication. Adootion Date. Passed by the City Council of the City of Arden Hills the day of , 19_, Dennis Probst, Mayor Attest: Dorothy Person, Administrator publication Date. Published on the day of , 1994. . . BRUCE F. VENTO HouSE COMMlrTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES 4 r.... Olsr~IC' ...1INNESOf-'. 2304 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BlilLDING CHAIRMtl.N WASHINGTON. DC 20515-2304 . ~ SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL PARKS. (2021225-6631 Q:Ongres5 of the timred ~tate5 FORESTS. AND PUBLIC LANDS . DISTRICT OFFICE . HOUSE COMMITTEE ON GAL TIER PLAZA !floU.sC of 'Rcprc.sEntatlIJcS BAN~~~~:I~:F~;~:NO 175 FIFTH ST, E S~MpZ~~ ~~~~~g, -llOa.shington, 1)([ 20515-2301 16121224-4503 August 16, 1994 Ms. Dorothy Person City of Arden Hills 1450 W Hwy 96 Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112 Dear Ms. Person: Due to your interest in the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant (TC~~P) located in Arden Hills, I would like to invite you to an important meeting I am sponsoring to discuss the future of this facility. The meeting will be held: August 30. 1994 6:30 - 8:30 PM Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant Building 105 Main Floor Conference Room (Use Gate 3 entrance off Highway 10, across from the lumber yard) . Representatives from the Department of Defense's Office of Economic Adjustment, the Department of the Army Armament, Munitions and Chemical Command (AMCCOM), the Government Services Administration (GSAJ, the U,S, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) , and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) will all be on hand to answer questions and provide information regarding the release and re-use of the land at TCAAP. For years TCAAP has been of great concern to the communities and organizations that surround the facility. Problems ranging from soil and water contamination to land use issues have plagued this site since the early 1980's, Over this time many questions have been raised regarding the future of TCAAP, It is my intention to bring together all of the parties responsible for, and interested in the release and re-use of the land at TCAAP to begin working with one another to resolve this vital and complicated matter. I hope you will be able to join us for what should be an informative and productive meeting, S incerel y, ~~ VtJr Member of Congress . BFV: tn PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPErl - ..... COUNTY or RAMSEY 'IRST AMENDMENT TO MPt:!M1l!NT Foa . LAW ENi'ORCEMENT SBRVICES WHEREAS, the parties entered into an agreement for the provision of law enforcement services by the COUNTY for the MUNICIPALITY commencing January 1, 1993: and WHEREAS, the parties wish to revise the Agreement by amend- ing or adding the following sections: ].. Paragraph II.S. is amended to read as follows: 5. The COUNTY agrees to maintain, during the term of this Agreement, automobile, general liability, workers' compensation, and profeSsJ.onal liability insurance in amounts deemed appropriate by the COUNTY through its Risk Manager. The COUNTY shall name the MUNICIPALITY as an additional insured on these policies except for the workers' compensa- tion policy. The MUNICIPALITY agrees to pay, as a part of the actual cost as provided in Section IV below, a pro rata share of insurance costs. These costs shall include the costs for any assessments and credits for any dividends by participating in any insurance pools or trusts. The COUNTY may elect to self-insure all or any portion of these . riske. If the COUNTY cannot obtain insurance and/or elects to self-insure, the MUNICIPALITY shall pay a pro rata share of the costs of self- insurance. Insurance costs as they relate to insurance coverage shall include premiums and deductibles. Costs of self-insurance shall in- clude reserves, claims and damage payments, and. administration costs required to maintain self- insurance. 2. Paragraph II.G. is added to read as follows: 6. The MUNICIPALITY acknowledges that the COUNTY may, in an effort to provide the best insurance cover- age at the most economical cost, become a member. of the Minnesota COUNTY Insurance Trust or some similar organization: and the MUNICIPALITY further acknowledges that membership in such an organiza- tion may be for a fixed minimum term and may expose the COUNTY to some type of contingent cost liability, such as debts, ob1igatio013 and lia,bili- ties, io the event that the COUNTY withdraws its membership, The MUNICIPALITY agrees to reimburse the COUNTY for the MUNICIPALITY'S pro rata share of any such contingent cost liability arising . during the term of this Law Enforcement Service AUG-24-1994 10:54 FROM Ra.msey C()l_mt~ Ris~, Mgmt. . IU . ='O.:J-~,'o-,::, r.u.:::. Contract and assessed against the COUNTY. upon notification to the COUNTY of any such contingent . cost liability, the COUNTY will notify the MUNICI- PALITY in a timely manner. 3 . Except as modified herein, all other provis~.ons of the agreement shall remain in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, by resolution duly adopted by its has caused this Amendment to be signed by its and and the seal of the MUNICIPALITY to be affixed hereto on the day of ' 1994 and the County of Ramsey, by resolution of its Board of County Commis- sioners, has caused this Amendment to be signed by the Chai.r and Chief Clerk of said Board on the ____ day of , 1994. COTJN'1'Y OJ!' R>>ISEY By: By: Hal Norgard, Chair Board of county Commissioners . By: By: Bonnie Jackelen, Chief Clerk Board of County Commissioners APpR.QVAL alCOMMENIlED: patricia M. Moen Sheriff of Ramsey County APPR.OVED AS '1'0 rOaNt Assistant Ramsey County Attorney INSORANCE APPROVED: Risk Manager Revenue Estimated $ . Account No, Budget and Accounting lawli\> TOTAL P.02 . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS MEM:>RANI:oI TO: Mayor and Council.uo:uL.... s FRCM: Dorothy A. Perscn, City Administrator ~ DATE: August 12, 1994 S1:lB.JErr : Administrator Ccmnemts for 8/12/94 1. Political Signs - This past M:Jnday Dave Kriesel in acting as Enforcerrent Officer rerroved political signs fran several different pclitical candidates that were within the right of way throughout Arden Hills. Tuesday, Candidate Tan Fab:l's office questioned the rercova1 of these signs. They did care and pick up the signs for Fabel. There were allegations of prejudice by the City, inoonsistent enforcerrent and that there was no legal basis for any enforcerrent, Staff reviewed the issue with the City Attorney. The City sign ordinance adopted in 1993 identifies political signs as covered and provides that a pe:tmi.t is required (enclosed), The Ordinance also provides that the City nay . irrpound signs placed on public property. Ramsey County and the State of Minnesota also send infortmtion to all candidates verifying that signs nay not b: placed in the right of way, If you have any concem please let us !mow. 2. A change in the tillE of VENID's rreeting - August 30 at 6 :30 p.m. at Bldg 105, TCAAP 3, Kent SUlem, attorney fran IM: for the City O:xie Reco.:lification, repcrts that he expects to have his first draft of changes to the City by August 20. Items that can be addressed are both administrative and substantive in nature, Kent will identify which areas he sees needing updates. The Staff will review these items with Kent over the next few weeks. Following this review, the Council will review the suggestions in order to create a final draft. 4. The Property Tax Division of the Minnesota Dept, of Revenue sent a copy of the certification of HACA for 1995. The 1995 HACA for Arden Hills district will be $100,243. The 1994 certified HACA arrount was $97,544, . 1 ----