HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 01-13-1992MINUTES OF THE ARDEN HILLS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1992, 7:30 P.M. - CITY HALL
. CALL TO ORDER Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Sather
called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
ROLL, CALL The roll being called the following members were present:
Mayor Thomas Sather, Counncilmemhars Paul Malone, JoAnn
Growe, Thomas Mahowald and Dale Hicks. Also present: Attorney Jerry Filla,
Engineer Mark Graham, Park Director John Buckley, Accountant T.J. Swanson, Clerk
Administrator Gary Berger and Deputy Clerk Catherine Iago.
ADOPT REVISED Councilmember Malone suggested reversal of Items 5(B)
AGENDA 5(C), under the Unfinished and New Business section.
Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, to adopt the January 13
Agenda as revised, adding Item 5(E), and reversing Items 5(B) and 5(C), under the
Unfinished and New Business section. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
ADOPT CONSENT Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, to approve the Consent
CALENDAR Calendar and authorize execution of all necessary
docwwnts contained therein, and noting that Item 3(a),
Memorandum from the Park Director, is received for information only and shall be
discussed with the Park Director at a later date:
a. Receive January 10, 1992 Memorandum from the Park Director on Program Funds.
b. Authorize Execution of Acknowledgment of Consent for Edgewater Estates.
c. Approve List of Claims and Payroll.
• Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
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MEDIAN CLOSING; Jean Lemberg, 1401 Skiles Lane, presented a letter
SNELLING AVENUE requesting Council schedule a specific date for an
SCHEDULE MEETING informal meeting to discuss the Snelling Avenue/Trunk
Highway 51 median closing.
Mayor Sather suggested the matter be discussed at either the March or April
Worksession.
Council concurred to direct staff to make note to Council to schedule a
Worksession meeting on March 23, at 4:30 p.m., to discuss the median closing.
Staff was further directed to contact MN/LO7T representatives to be present to
address any questions from residents and to advertise the meeting in the New
Brighton Bulletin and on the Cable TV Channel.
CHARITABLE Nancy Brunzel, Vice -President of St. Paul Turner's,
SLING DONATIONS; made a presentation of two charitable gambling donations
NWYSB & RAMSEY 00. to the Northwest Youth and Family Services and the
Ramsey County Safety Patrol, each check in the amount
of $15,000.00. Representatives from the Northwest Youth Services Bureau, Kay
Andrews and Jeanne Thapson „ and the Ramsey County Safety Patrol, Ed Weinhagen
and Mel Fish, were present to accept the donation.
Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 1-13-92
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RES. #91-73; Malone moved, seconded by Growe, to adopt Resolution
ADOPT 1992 BUDGET No. 91-73, ADOPTING THE 1992 BUDGET, noting that the
water and sewer enterprise funds now reflect total
expenditures, including noncash depreciation expenses, as would be shown in the
year end income statements of these funds; however, the budget docwnent also
shows the cash outlays planned for capital equipment during the year. Motion
carried unanimously. (5-0)
Councilmember Mahowald questioned if the Auditor agrees with the change in
presenting this information in the Budget document.
City Accountant Swanson advised the Auditor was contacted and concurred with the
change.
RES. #92-06; Council was referred to a memorandum from the Clerk
PREMISE PEEe= Administrator dated 1-9-92, and attached documents,
ST. PAUL TURNERS relating to the request for renewal of the Premise
CHAR. GAMBIME Permit for St. Paul Turner's Gymnastics Society.
Mayor Sather explained that the Turner's organization has requested Council
reconsider the renewal of the premise permit which was previously denied at the
December 30, 1991 meeting. He referred to letter from Turner's dated 1-8-92,
offering the City scholarships to be awarded to residents within the trade area,
in lieu of a cash donation to meet compliance with the Ordinance.
• Sather stated Attorney Filla has advised it would be extremely difficult to
administer the scholarships and it is questionable if this type of donation would
meet State Statute guidelines for lawful purpose contributions.
The Mayor advised that during subsequent conversations with Turner's
representatives, they agreed to provide the City with a promissory note in the
amount of $20,000.00, to be drafted by the City Attorney and payable by March 29,
1992. Sather explained the actual premise permit for this organization expires
March 31, 1992 and the City would have time to rescind the approval of the
premise permit in the event the note is not paid. He questioned if this proposal
is acceptable to 0ounci7members.
Councilmember Mahowald cxmmmented the donations presented by Turner's and the
proposal are a considerable improvement from previous suggestions for compliance.
He questioned the amount of Turner's total net profit for 1991.
Nancy Brunzel advised the total for 1991 is approximately $130,000.00; the amount
due to fulfill the 50 percent requirement would be $54,500.00.
Mahowald noted the $30,000.00 Committed this evening, $20,000.00 note in addition
to the $14,000.00 from ten percent tax brings the organization into compliance.
Mahowald further questioned if Turner's is confident the organization will be
able to fulfill the 1992 requirement for expenditures in the trade area.
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• PELa4IT (Cont'd) Brunzel advised the organization is confident the
expenditure requirements will be met in a timely fashion
in 1992; explained the organization is not comfortable operating in this fashion.
She indicated Charitable Gambling has changed substantially over the last few
years and the organization has bad to make an effort to understand the letter of
the laws.
Councilmember Mahowald thanked the Turner's organization for the good faith
efforts to bring this matter to a resolution.
Mahowald asked the City Attorney if the proposal meets State Statute
requirements.
Attorney Filla indicated the payments should have occurred within calendar year
1991, however, if the City accepts the promissory note and payment occurs prior
to the State license renewal period, the organization would be in compliance with
the Ordinance regulations.
There was discussion regarding language which should be included in the
promissory note to insure the City is protected and state approval does not occur
prior to payment of the note.
Attorney Filla explained the agreement should include language that indicates if
the promissory note is not paid in full, Turner's would withdraw the State
application for a premise permit.
• Mahowald moved, seconded by Growe, to adopt Resolution
No. 92-06, APPROVING CHARITABLE GAMBIMZ PREMISE PER!vUT APPLICATION, St. Paul
Turner's Gymnastic society, for Class A Bingo operations at Pot-O-Gold Hall,
conditioned upon the organization entering into an agreement with the City of
Arden Hills to provide an additional $20,000.00 payment for lawful purposes
within the Arden Hills trade area, pursuant to the State statute, by March 20,
1992, and agree to withdraw its 1992 State application for premise permit if the
additional contribution is'anot made by the established date and waive any
notice requirements on administrative hearings. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
RES. #92-05; Council was referred to the memorandum from the Clerk
ORDER FEASIBILM Administrator dated 1-9-92, and attached correspondence
RPT.; KEITHSONI POND regarding the Keithson Pond Improvements.
Engineer Graham reviewed his letter dated January 8, which outlines the proposed
improvements for the pond and estimated construction costs. He explained the
attached design report was forwarded to the Rice Creek Watershed District for
review.
Graham recommended the City receive bids for the project, based on the complexity
of the project, and in order to review firm construction cost figures for
discussion purposes when considering the improvement. He further recommended the
bidding process allows the City to keep all options open for funding the project.
Graham advised the City Attorney received a request from the members of the
• committee appointed to review the condemnation of the Reiling property to stake
the pond area.
Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 1-13-92
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KEMism (Cont'd) The Engineer outlined actions for Council
• consideration: \ O
1. Authorize preparation of the Feasibility Study. �f
2. Authorize advertisement for bids.
3. Authorize the Engineer to ccuplete staking of the pond.
Councilmember Malone questioned if the area benefitted from this improvement
includes any properties surrounding the Keithson development.
Graham stated the three areas outlined in the report that appear to derive
benefit fron the improvement and may be assessed are the Keithson Addition, the
Reiling property located to the southwest of this addition and the property
southeast of Keithson Drive.
There was discussion relating to the future development of the Reiling property
and drainage issues.
Graham advised the outlet proposed for installation on the Reiling property at
this time is sufficient to handle the runoff for the property in its undeveloped
condition. He explained that when the property develops, further grading would be
necessary to increase the size of the pond and a pipe would be installed to
direct runoff toward Snelling Avenue.
Malone questioned if the additional runoff, as a result of future development of
• the Reiling property, was considered when calculations were presented to Rice
Creek Watershed District.
Graham explained the calculations were prepared in accordance with the drainage
report which was drafted in late 1970.
Councilmember Hicks asked for clarification that the current grading plan
proposed for the ponding area is only sufficient to meet the needs of the
Keithson Addition.
Graham stated the current grading plan will be sufficient to ac=nodate the
existing drainage from the Keithson area and a long range plan is prepared to
meet the water needs of the area to the southwest, when development occurs.
Hicks questioned if there is a drainage ditch located along the north side of
Arden View Drive.
Engineer Graham stated he has no recollection of a ditch in this area and there
is a large hill. He explained the drainage currently flows toward Shelling Avenue
and to attest to alter the runoff may create more problems.
Councilmember Hicks asked the City Attorney if any progress has been made in
discussions with the developer of this property and Mr. Reiling.
Attorney Filla advised he has sent correspondence to the developer and indicated
to him where the process might lead, that as soon as the City obtains an estimate
. on the cost of the work on Keithson Pond the information would be forwarded to
him. He stated if the City orders a more detailed feasibility study, a copy will
be forwarded to the property owner.
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ICI (Cont'd) There was discussion relative to the developer/City
financial responsibility for ccu pleting this project.
Attorney Filla suggested that prior to the City awarding a contract for the
project, Council may authorize additional contact with the developer to advise
him of specifics of the proposal for cwnpleting the work, which the City judges
to be his responsibility, and give the developer a chance to Mete the work as
outlined in the project or reimburse the City for the costs. Attorney Filla noted
the City has the option to cmmence litigation against the developer for
violating responsibilities pursuant to the development contract.
Hicks questioned if the project includes obtaining the easements on the Reiling
property.
Attorney Filla reviewed the development agreement which indicates that if the
City has to acquire downstream facilities for the outlet, the developer should
participate in that cost; noted the City may have included this section relating
to the easement acquisition with the thought that the developer may pay for the
easement and the City would use its authority to acquire the right-of-way, if the
developer could not negotiate with the property owner.
Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, to adopt Resolution No.
92-05, ORDERING A FEASIBILITY REPORT IN THE MATTER OF THE KnTHSON AREA POND AND
SMRM SEWER IMPROVEMENTS. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
• Councilber Malone noted the property to the south of the pond, which has a
substantial easement area in the rear portion of the lot; suggested a
determination should be made relative to what should be done with the easement
and financial responsibility of the property owner.
Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, to authorize the
advertisement for bids for the Keithson Area Pond and Storm Sewer Improvements,
and schedule the bid opening on Thursday, February 6, 1992, at a time to be
designated by Engineer Graham. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
Malone moved, seconded by Growe, to direct the City
Engineer to stake the Keithson area project site, prior to January 21, 1992.
Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
REQUEST; CONTINUE Mahowald moved, seconded by Gr'owe, to table action on the
PREMISE PERMIT Premise Permit for St. Mary's Romanian Orthodox Church,
APPLICATION, ST. as requested by the applicant, to the January 27 Regular
MARY'S CHURCH Council meeting. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
Councilnvmter Malone stated it is his understanding there may be some discrepancy
in the information received from St. Mary's Church, relative to the donations
within the trade area.
Clerk Administrator Berger explained there is some confusion as to whether or not
the City is receiving 50 percent of the donations within the "trade area" or 50
percent of the net profit. He advised he has been in contact with representatives
• from St. Mary's in an attempt to clarify the information provided; further
information will be provided at the January 27 meeting.
Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 1-13-92
Page 6
• DISC. JOINT Mayor sather suggested it may be appropriate to meet with
MEETING WITH the newly appointed shoreview Councilmembers to discuss
SHOREVIEW OFFICIALS items of common interest and concern.
Council directed the Clerk Administrator to contact the Manager from Shoreview to
arrange sane tentative dates in March.
C OMCIL C CEWS
REPORT; UNION Clerk Administrator Berger advised the Public Works
REQUEST FOR employees Union local #49 has requested the City select
ARBITRATION an arbitrator relative to the grievance filed recently.
Berger requested a determination as to whether or not the City wishes to proceed
with arbitration at this time. The Administrator explained the grievance relates
to the counseling session for an employee regarding City policy for handling
building security and a memorandum that was placed in the employee's file.
Councilmember Malone recalled that there was discussion with the employee and
that no loss of pay or penalty was imposed, only documentation of the counseling
session.
Berger reported the results of mediation on this matter; the mediator offered as
a compromise that a memorandum be drafted by the City and attached to the
counseling notes in the employee's file, indicating that in fact these notes were
• for counseling purposes and meant to provide training information for the
employee, not disciplinary in nature. He advised the mediator deemed this to be a
fair solution for both parties. Berger advised he indicated the City would
support the compromise, however, the Union representative requested all
documentation be removed from the file.
Council discussed the costs for arbitration of this matter.
Berger advised the union contract provides that both parties equally share the
costs of the arbitration hearing; approximate costs would be $600.00 per day, and
may utilize three days.
Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, that contingent upon the
Union dismissal of the request to forward the grievance to binding arbitration,
the Administrator be directed to remove the offending letter from the employee
file.
In discussion, Councilmembers concurred that the expenditure does not appear to
be warranted, since the memorandum referred only to counseling and no
disciplinary action was taken.
Mayor Sather stated his opposition to the motion based on the fact it is his
opinion the principal of the matter outweighs the cost; it does not appear that a
statement within an employee's file, which indicates a situation was poorly
handled and that the employee has been counseled on handling this type of
situation in the future, is inappropriate.
. Councilmemher Mahowald questioned if a policy relating to building security has
been adopted.
Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 1-13-92
Page 7
• ARBITRATION (Cont'd) Administrator Berger explained a policy has been adopted
and a training session was conducted with City emPloyees.
He advised the alarm system has been upgraded and a training session was
conducted for use of the new system.
Councilmember Malone withdrew the motion; Hicks withdrew the second.
Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, to direct the Clerk
Administrator to proceed with arbitration relating to the grievance filed. Motion
carried unanimously. (5-0)
SCHEDULE MPG; Malone mved, seconded by Growe, to schedule a Special
DISC. STATUS Informational Meeting on Thursday, January 30, 1992,
OF STOWE AVE. at 6:00 p.m., to discuss the status of the improvement
IMPROVEMENT of Stowe Avenue with residents in this area. Motion
carried unanimously. (5-0)
DISC; ODOR CcuncihTEmber Hicks questioned the expenditure related
BOARD EXPENDITURE to the City participation in the New Brighton odor
FOR RENDERING Board for the rendering plant.
Council discussed the necessity of continued participation in the costs related
to the New Brighton rendering plant and noted this matter was discussed at a
previous meeting in 1991.
Council concurred to direct staff to review previous Council minutes relating to
• the time -frame for the City of Arden Hills participation in the payment of legal
fees for the Odor Control Board, prior to payment of the current statement from
the City of New Brighton.
REPORT; L= Councilmmnber Malone reported on the LWFD Pension
PENSION MPG. Association meeting.
ZEDS SIGN C=icilmember Malone noted the Zeos sign displayed the
time and temperature during the last week and appeared to
be in ccnpliance with the Sign ordinance. He further advised that on the weekend
the sign displayed words and appeared to be "flashing", which is not in
compliance with the Ordinance.
Attorney Filla explained the business was issued a citation for violation of the
Sign ordinance and the court appearance was delayed; if the sign is not brought
into compliance, Zeos should be advised the City will pursue the court
appearance.
ODOR PROBLEM; Councilmember Growe questioned the status of the Hamlin
HAMLINE AVE. Avenue odor problem.
Clerk Administrator Berger advised he has not been able to contact the Engineer
in Woodbury to discuss this matter.
Growe requested the Administrator report on this matter at a future meeting.
. CITY NEWSLETTER Councilmember Mahowald questioned the status of the
City Newsletter and scheduled publication date.
Clerk Administrator Berger explained the staff has met with Grant Pound to
discuss the format and schedule for printing the newsletter. He advised a report
on this meeting will be forwarded to Council.
Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 1-13-92
Page 8
SCHEDULE MTG; Malone moved, seconded by Mahowald, to schedule an
10 INGERSON ROAD informational Special Council Meeting on Thursday,
DRAINAGE ISSUES January 16, 1992, at 5:00 p.m., to discuss drainage
problems with residents. Motion carried unanimously.
(5-0)
RCHF7= MTG; Mahowald moved, seconded by Hicks, to schedule a
PARK DIRECTOR Worksession Meeting on Monday, January 27, 1992, at
GOATS DISCUSSION 6:30 p.m., to discuss the Park Director goals. Motion
carried unanimously. (5-0)
ADJOURN Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, that the meeting be
adjourned at 9:15 p.m. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)
Thomas R. Sather Gary R. Berger
Mayor Clerk Administrator
NOTICE OF MEETINGS
There will be a Worksession Meeting held on Tuesday, January 21, 1992, at 4:30
• p.m., at City Hall.
There will be a Worksession Meeting held on Monday, January 27, 1992 at 6:30
p.m., at City Hall.
The next Regular Council Meeting will be held on Monday, January 27, 1992, at
7:30 p.m., at City Hall.
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