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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCP 01-20-1998 ~ . AGENDA ARDEN HILLS SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING ARMY RESERVE CENTER, 4655 LEXINGTON A VENUE NORTH TUESDAY, JANUARY 20,1998,4:45 P.M. THE SPECIAL MEETING WILL BE HELD IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION SCHEDULED AT 4:50 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 1. Call to Order 4:45 P.M. 2. Approval of Meeting Agenda , 4:45 P.M. 3. Consent Calendar a. Claims and Payroll 4:50 P.M, 4. Adjourn The above times may vary depending upon length of issue discussion. . ---- -- iL~" ~ ~tt.........~ r-I Lt. 1/~/<n s~.~ CITY OF ARDEN HILLS PAGE10F3 ~J ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED AT 01120/98 COUNCIL MEETING . Revised - 12/16/98 CLAIMS PAID SINCE LAST COUNCIL MEETING (01/05/98) IICKc* 1CK,.DA.'iEI--vmIDOR I. A.MOtl!rt... I..' coMMllNTS I , ... I , 13324 01/02/98 Green Acres .71.50 Vacation f.Jiv TriD - 01102 - i; 13325 01105/98 Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Depart~~~~______ _._ 82,500,00 First Half - 1998 Contract 'i 13326 01105/98 Metrooolitan Council Environmental Services 50,Oj8.011 _~ewer Ch<!!:!l~=-l~uary 13327 01/05/98 Minnesota Mutual 518.50 Insurance - Januarv 1998 13328 01/05/98 Postmaster, St. Paul ------- 1st Class Presort Fee and 3rd Class Bulk Fee 170.00 800,00 Postaee for Permit #1962 13329 01/06/98 Universitv of Minnesota 135,00 Annual Institute for Bid". Officials - Scherbel 13330 01109/98 ~blic Employees Retirement Association 2,584,90 First Januarv Pavroll 13331 01109/98 leMA Retirement Trust 1,624,64 First Januarv Pavroll 13332 01/09/98 State Capitol Credit Union .3.11QJ\<J. _Firs.t,'.an."arY P avroll 13333 01109/98 United States Postal Service 400.00 Office PostaQC - Pitney Bowes 13334 01/09/98 CC;:P Industries, Inc. ---- - .-. 242.i..~- -Uniform-Purchases - Public Works 13335 01/09/98 Suburban Area Cham ber of Commerce - .---- 30.00 1 Meeting 01/14 - Fritsinger and Ringwald .. Checks 13336 - 13337 ---=-=rAIIgnment . 13338 01/12/98 A:-l Hydraulic Sales & Service ...-- _ .. .. 36.171 Vebicle #42 =Ho.s~.lte.!'~r__..... ... I 13339 01112/98 Abdo, Abdo.Eick and Mevers 1,500.00! Audit Services tbroucli 12/26/97 -11 13340 0!/12/98 Animal Control Services, Inc. 192.00! Do" I Cat Enforce., 12/22-12/31/97 13341 01/12/98 Association o(Metronolitan Municinalities 2,865.00, Membershin Dues - 1998 " " 13342 01112/98 AT&T ikansas City)- 15.05 Current Invoices - LOllQ Distance 13343 01112/98 AT&T Wireless Services (Phoenix) 217.26 Annual Fee - Five Pagers 13344 01112/98 Ban~on Data S~iems~ Inc. 2,005.76 Software SUDDart for AccountinQ - 1998 !i . 13345 01/12/98 Beisswenocr's How-To Storc 394.08 December Purchases - Public Work." and Parks Ii , 13346 ,01/12/98 Biffs, Inc. 105.24 Portable Toilets - Four Rinks, December , 13347 1 01/12/98 Citv of Bloominoton 24.00 TUG Mailine Dues 13348 01/12/98 Brake & Equipment-\Varehouse, Inc. 159.43 Vehicle #16 - Rcoair Brakes 13349 01/12/98 LuAnn Brunn 200.00 Citv Hall Janitorial Services, 01/15-02/15 13350 01/12/98 J Economic Development A..~sociation ofMN 160.00 Membersbio Dues - 1998, Rin"wald 13351 01112/98 Frattallone's Hardware Stores 120.89 Decem ber Purchases Public Works 13352 01/12/98 1 Glenwood Inglewood 12.99 Decem ber Service 13353 01/12/98 ! Katb Auto Parts 95.51 Shop Supplies - Public Works 13354 01/12/98 Labor Relations'Associates! Inc. 2,232.50 NClZotiations, October - December 13355 01/12/98 Laden's Business Machines. I~c. 55.00 Renair Check Sip"ner 13356 01/12/98 Lake Country Chapter ICBO , I (Intn'l Conference of Buildinu Officials) 20.00 Membersbin Dues - 1998, Scherbel 13357 01/12/98 , Daniel Lansing 74.00 Refund - Gvmnastics (2) ----- 13358 01112/98 Jennifer Larmour 23.00 Refund P aren t I Chil d Cl ass 1 1 !I Total, Paee 1 of 3 Carried Forward 152,749.3411 Paid Claims from Page 3 of 3 - 241.680,11 Total Accounts Payable Claims for Council Approval, 01/20/98- 241 680.11 I CU\lMH.1-61 . ---- --- - . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS PAGE20F3 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED AT 01/20/98 COUNCIL MEETING . CLAIMS PAID SINCE LAST COUNCIL MEETING (01/05198) CONT. I CK.# ICK,DA'lEIVilNooll. IAMOuNTICOMM:ENTS I I - I 13359 01/12/98 I Lillic Suburban News aners, Inc. I 33.16 Public Hearing Not. 1998 Street Imnrovements 13360 01112/98 I Cindy Lundeen .. _-=-_:_~-_~5~O6' -Refund - Skatinu Lessons 13361 01112/98: City of Maple wood 20.00 DODosit - Community Center, 04/09 ~62 01112/98 I Met. Area Management Assn. (MAMA) _ _~oOO Membershin Dues 1998 _13363 I 01112/98 : Minnesota Taxpayers Association 53.00 Membershlo Dues - 1998, Post 13364 I 01/12/98 M,innesota Department of Health.___ 170.00 Water School Schifskv and Reed 13365 01112/98 I Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 300.00 Sewer School - Moonev and Saxe 13366 01112/98; Minnesota Utility Contractors Assn. IMUCA) I 297.00 SafetvClass Stafford, Perron & MeKinnev 13367 01112/98 Northern States Power Company 4,641.08 Current Invoices _13368 01112/98 Nott Company - '3,51 Vehicle #42 Elbow Fittino __ 13369 01112/98 Proex Photo Systems ' 40.95 Film I DevelODment- Parks & Code Enforce. 13370 01112/98 Douglas Quammen : 23.00 Refund Parent I Child Class 13371 01112/98 Ramsey County League of Local Governments, 578.00 Membershm Dues - 1998 13372 01/12/98 Rvder Student Transportation - 100.00 Vacation Dav Event 12/29/97 13373 01/12198 Sally's Caterino . : 60.00 Worksession - 12/15/9'7 .----- 13374 01112/98 Scherer Brothers Lumber Company : 17.57 .I,aths --. M;;;:ke~sj-or-Plowinp 13375 01112/98 OwaVIle Stafford I 12.60 Rcimbursement - Milea"e 13376 01112/98 US West Communications 1.379.95 Current Invoices . I . no. 13377 01/12/98 Dou"las Vavroskv ' 40.00 Refund - Teen Hockey_.czL . 13378 01112/98 Intcrnational PaperCompany 6,100.00 Refund Adjust~Si\,C Char"el MCES 13379 01/16198 Gallagher's Service, Inc. 201.86 Service - Deeemb.e~1997 13380 01116198 Debra Garvey 22.00 Refund Snow Football 13381 01/16/98: Edward Gergan . 22.00 Refund - Snow Football 13382 i 01/16/98 I Gopher State One Call, Inc, 24.50 Service - December 1997 13383 01/16/98 I Hydro Supply Company 921.05 Twelve. Residential Meters 13384 01/16/98 Tomi Jane McLellan 44.00 Refund - Snow Football (2) 13385 01116/98': Minnesota State Treasurer 1,049.05 Buildin"Permit Surehar"e Report - 4Q97 13386 01116/98 j Morton Salt 1,817.37 Road Materials 13387 01116/98 Orkin Exterminating Comjlanv, Inc, 42.00 :fanuarvService - PestContr()I,. CitvHall -.13388 01/16/98 Jeannine Osborne 16.00 Refund Chanued Pro"rams 13389 I 01/16/98 : Sam's Club 26.57 Sunnlies - "Breakfast with Santa" __ 13390 01/16/98 - West Weld 30.52 Shan Sunnlies Parks and Public Works 13391 01116/98 Circle Pines Ceramics 542.62 Sunnlies for Ceramic Classes __ -___ 13392 01/16/98 Governing 15.00 Subsciotion - 1998 -.13.393 01/16/98 Kinko's . 28.12 Maps Cooied - Economic Develooment ___._.= ..Jc3394 : 01/16/98 McComb Frank Roos Associates. Ine, 2,469.70 Comnrehensive Plan Undate throuoh 12/3l.,192 13395 : 01/16/98 Minnesota GFOA 30.00 1998 Mem bership Dues Post 13396 : 01/16/98 MN City I County Managemcnt Association 175.00 Seminar 02/27 62128, Fritsin.er 13397 01/16/98 Ramsey Counti 226.00 Printout of Pin Numbers 13398 01/16/98 City of Shoreview 786.92 Semaohore - 3850 Lexinoton, Jan.- Dec, 1997 13399 01/16/98 Timesaver Off Site Secretarial 126.50 Council Meeting - 01/05 , 135.75 Plannninu Commission - 01/07 Ii 13400 01/16/98 US West Communications Wireless 200.00 Rcf~nd Planning Case 98-01 Withdrawn ' I - ~l Subtotal, Page 2 of3 - 22,892.35 il Page 1 of 3 Brought Forward::: 152,719.3411 I Total. Carried Forward - - - 175,641.691; CLAIMS), &l-IU . . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS PAGE30F3 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED AT 01/20/98 COUNCIL MEETING . CLAIMS PAID SINCE LAST COUNCIL MEETING (01105198) CONT. LdL" tCICD.AW..VEN'l)()R. I A!;IQUN'l'Lg,MM,ENTSi.. .s] I .- ul 13401 01/15/98 I Fairway Collision Centcr 4,215.45 Vehicle # 108 - Re airs Insurance 13402 01/16/98 American Medical Security 527.33 Febru Insurance 13403 01/16/98 James Collins 15.00 Refund - Ice Skatin Lessons 13404 01/16/98 Jane Flake 20.00 Refund - "Gin erbread House" Pro ram 2 13405 01/16/98 Karen Seberg 20.00 Refund - "Gin erbread House" Pro ram 2 13406 01/16/98 Screo Laboratories 140.00 .-Safety Trainin - McKinne and Perron I 13407 01/16/98 Mary Vansickle 32.00 Refund - G nastics 13408 01/16/98 Ramse County 50,575.00 Law Enforcement - Januar 1998 " 13409 01/16/98 Minnesota Mutual 518.50 Februar Insurance , 13410 01/16/98 Kennedy & Graven 264.50 Lc al Services thrau h 12/31/97 Gatewa 13411 01123/98 1CMA Retirement Trust - 457 1,624.64 Second J anuar Pa 011 13412 01/23/98 Int1 Union of 0 __crating Engineers __ 175.00 Januar Pa olls 13413 01123/98 Public Employees ~~tiremcnt Assn. - Ins. 57.00 January Payrolls - February Insurance 13414 01123/98 United Way of the SI. Paul Arca 26.00 Janua Pa olls 13415 01116/98 Government TraiI?-ing Service 198.00 "Land Use Planning Workshops" (2) 13416 01/16/98 University of Minnesota 50.00 Pesticide A lication Recertification Winkel 13417 01/16/98 Minnesota Department of Revenue 4,407.00 S~es Tax Remittance - 4Q97 13418 01116/98 Minnesota De artment of Health 3,118.00 Watcr Test Fee - 4Q97 13419 01116/98 Training Excellence. Inc. 55.00 R~~-ertification Course for Minnesota V chicle Ins ector Moone I . l;otai, Page' 3 of 3 - ~ 66,038.421j--C Pa e 2 Total Brought Forward - 175,641.69 I Total Paid Claims - - -:- 241,680.11] . CLAIMSJ, IlA_JliJ HP OfficeJet Fax Log Report for Personal Printer/Fax/Copier City of Arden Hills 612633-7839 . Jan-16-98 12:34 PM Last 30 faxes Identification Result Pa~es ~ Date Time Duration Diapnostic 370137804 OK 13 Sent Jan-15 10:45A 00:04:32 002582030022 6128822656 OK 01 Received Jan-15 1O:57A 00:00:51 021101430000 2281753 OK 03 Sent Jan-15 1O:59A 00:00:54 002582030022 4904520 OK 02 Sent Jan-15 11 :20A 00:00:32 002582030022 OK 01 Received Jan-15 11 :28A 00:01 :50 021104430000 OK 01 Received Jan-15 11:35A 00:00:29 021506030000 612 512 0075 OK 01 Received Jan-15 11:39A 00:00:56 021502030000 OK 01 Received Jan-15 01:39P 00:00:34 021506030000 6396103 OK 02 Sent Jan-15 03: 32P 00:00:52 002582030022 OK 02 Received Jan-15 04:48P 00:01 :04 021502030000 OK 03 Received Jan-15 05:05P 00:01:15 021502030000 OK 02 Received Jan-15 06: 07P 00:01 :40 021004230000 OK 01 Received Jan-16 0I:50A 00:01:1 7 021104230000 OK 01 Received Jan-16 06:07A 00:00:35 021100430000 OK 05 Received Jan-16 07:02A 00:06:19 021105230000 OK 01 Received Jan-16 08:53A 00:00:39 021100430000 612 8855969 OK 04 Received Jan-16 09:13A 00:02: 14 021506030000 4904520 OK 02 Sent Jan-16 09:42A 00:00:31 002582030022 612 533 6211 OK 01 Received Jan-16 1O:46A 00:00:54 021100430000 .122235484 OK 02 Received Jan-16 1O:49A 00:00:57 021502030000 7384185 OK 03 Sent Jan-16 1O:51A 00:01 :23 002482030022 4268691 OK 02 Sent Jan-16 11:16A 00:00:41 002582030022 6122281753 OK 02 Received Jan-16 11 :26A 00:00:49 021502030000 6333846 OK 02 Sent Jan-16 11:46A 00:01:12 002180430020 9427208 OK 03 Sent Jan-16 12:14P 00:01 :28 002181430020 3701378 OK 03 Sent Jan-16 12:27P 00:00:42 002582030022 2281753 OK 03 Sent Jan-16 12:28P 00:00:42 002582030022 6286833 OK 03 Sent Jan-16 12:29P 00:00:49 002481030022 339550 OK 03 Sent Jan-16 12:31P 00:00:41 002582030022 6333846 OK 03 Sent Jan-16 12:32P 00:01:33 002180430020 --c '\. '\ + ..-\- [1'01\ . ~fo Suk.ct or Fl t-Wv.-- W . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS . MEMORANDUM DATE: January 16, 1998 TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Brian Fritsinger, City Administrato@ SUBJECT: Administrator Comments for the January 20, 1998 Special Council Meeting THE SPECIAL MEETING WILL BE HELD IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION SCHEDULED AT 4:50 P.M. 1. Consent Calendar a. Claims and Pavroll The City council is asked to approve claims in the amount of$241,909.1l and payroll for the period most recently ended, The Council should note payment to . Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Department in the amount of$82,500 for the first half of 1998 contract; MCES in the amount of$50,048.08 for January sewer charges; and Ramsey County for January law enforcement. . CITY OF ARDEN HII.LS PAGE 10F3 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED AT 01/20/98 COUNCIL MEETING . CLAIMS PAID SINCE LAST COUNCIL MEETING (01/05198) 11'.>CIC#>ICK.l)Nl~VIlNtiOR ~~ .....IAMOllNTICQMMEN'I'$.... ~ ,---- . . I 13324 01/02/98 Green Acres 71.50 Vacation Dav Trio 01102 13325 01105/98 Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Department 82,500.00 FirslHalf 1998 Contracl 13326 01/05/98 I Metropolitan Council Environmental Services 50,048.08 Sewer Charge J anl}ary 13327 I 01/05/98 Minnesota Mutual 518.50 i Insurance January 1998 13328 01105/98 Postmaster. St. Paul 170,00 1st Class Presort Fee and 3rd Class Bulk Fee 800,00 Postage for Permit #1962 13329 01106198 - University of Minnesota 135.00 Annual Institute for Bldg. Officials Scherbel 13330 01109198 Public Employees Retirement Association 2,584.90 First January Payroll Ie 13331 01109198 leMA Retirement Trust 1,624.64 First Januarv Pavroll 13332 01109198 State Capitol Credit Union 3,116.69 First January Payroll 13333 01109198 United States Postal Service 400.00 Office Postage Pitney Bowes 13334 01109/98 CCP Industries, Inc. 242.15 bniform Purchases Public Works 13335 01109198 Suburban Area Chamber of Commerce 30.00 Meeting 01/14 Fritsinger and Ringwald Checks 13336 13337 - Alignment f--o' 13338 01112/98 A 1 H ydraulic SaJ es & Service I 36.17 Vehicle #42 Hose Repair 13339 01112/98 Abdo, Abdo. Eick and Meyers 1,500.00 Audit Services throu.h 12/26/97 13340 01112198 Animal Control Services, Inc. 192.00 Do. I Cat Enforce., 12/22 12/31/97 - 13341 01/12/98 Association of Metropolitan Municipalities 2,865.00 i Membership Dues 1998 -- 13342 01112/98 AT&T (Kansas City) 15.05 Current Invoices Long Distance - 13343 01112/98 AT&T Wirele~s Services (Phoenix) 217,26 Annual Fee - Five Pagers - 13344 01112/98 Banyan Data Systems. Inc. 2,005,76 Software. Support for Accounting 1998 ~~ .! 13345 01112/98 Beisswen.e;er's How To Store 394.08 December Purchases - Public Works and Parks 13346 01/12/98 Biffs, Inc. 105.24 Portable Toilels Four Rinks, December_ 13347 01112/98 City of Bloomillgton 24.00 TUG Mailing Dues ~ ~_ 13348 01/12/98 ' Brake & Equipment Warehouse, Inc. 159.43 Vehicle #16 Repair Brakes ----,' 13349 01/12/98 LuAnn Brunn 200.00' CityHallJanitorial Services, 01115 02115 13350 01112/98 ECOll9mic Development Association of MN 160.00 Membership Dues 1998,~ Ringwald - 13351 01112/98 Frattallone's Hardware Stores 120.89 December Purchases Public Works - 13352 01/12/98 GlenwoodInglewood 12.99 Decem ber Service 13353 01/12/98 Kath Auto Parts I 95.51 Shop Supplies Public Works 13354 01112/98 Labor Relations Associates. Inc. 2,232.50 ~egotiations, Oc_tober Decem ber - 13355 01/12/98 Laden's Business Machines, Inc. 55.00 Repair Check Signer 13356 01/12/98 Lake Country Olapter ICBO w.co' M~, ~"";"'". - "'", &".~J ([ntn'! Conference of Building Officials) 13357 01112/98 Daniel Lansing 74.00 Refund . Gymnastics (2) .. 13358 01112/98 Jennifer Larmour 23.00 Refund Parent I Child Class II ~ J II Total, Page 1 of 3 Carried Forward - 152,749.Ei! - r 241,909.1111 Paid Claims from Page 3 of 3 - , Total Accounts Payable Claims 24J.909.11 1 for Council Approval, 01/20/98- I CLAIMSJ, 1_61 . CITY OF ARDEN HILLS PAGE 2 OF 3 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED AT 01/20/98 COUNCIL MEETING . CLAIMS PAID SINCE lAST COUNCIL MEETING (01105198) CONT. l~ircK.DAiElvElSIDOR IAMblJlilT.lcOMMENTS JI II ,I 13359 01112/98 I Lillie Suburban Newsva ers, Inc. 33.161 Public Hearing Not. 1998 Street Imnrovements 13360 01/12/98 I Cindy Lundeen 25.00 I Refund SkatinQ Lessons 13361 01112/98' City ofMaplewood 20.00 I Deposit - Community Center, 04/09 13362 01112/98 Met. Area Management Assn. (MAMA) 45.00 I Membersbiv Dues - 1998 13363 01l12/98! Minnesota Taxpayers Association 53.oo~i ~ Membershiv Dues - 1998, Post c-l3364 01112/98 I Minnesota Department of Health 170.001 WaterSchool- SchifskyandReed _ _ 13365 I 01/12/98 I Minnesota Pollution Control Agency ~ 300.00 Sewer School Mooney and Saxe . ~6 01112/98 Minnesota Utility Contractors Assn. (MUCAt 297.00 Safety Class - Stafford, Perron & McKinneL 13367 1,01/12/98 Northern States Power Comnanv 4,641.08 Current Invoices 13368 L. 01/12198 Nott Comvanv 3.51 Vehicle #42 - Elbow Fitting_ 13369 01/12/98 Proex Photo Systems 40,95 Film I Development Parks & Code Enforce. 13370 01112/98 DouglasQuammen '~ 23.00 Refund - Parenti Child Class . ..~_ 13371 I 01/12/98 Ramsey County League ofLoeal Governments 578.00 Membershiv Dues 1998 '. 13372 01/12/98 Rvder Student Transportation 100.00 Vacation DayEvent - 12/29/97 13373 01/12/98 Sallv's Catering 60.00 Worksession - 12/15/97 C--13374 01/12/98 ~ Scherer Brothers Lumber Company 17.57 Laths - Markers for Plowinv "---13375 01/12/98 Dwavne Stafford 12.60 Reimbursement - Mileage _13376 01/12/98 US West Communications 1,379.95 Current Invoices... ~77 01/12/98 Douglas Vavrosky 40.00 Refund - Teen HockeY.l2) . C--.13378 01/12/98 International Paper Company , 6,100.00 Refund - Adiust SAC Char"e / MCES f-13379 01116/98 GallaQher's Service, Inc. i 201.86 Service - December 1997 13380 01116/98 Debra Garvey 22.00 Refund - Snow Football '13381 01116/98 Edward Gergan 22.00 Refund - 'Snow Football ,L--!J.382 01116/98 Gopher State One Call, Inc. 24.50 Service -December 1997 '~83 01116/98 Hydro Supply Company 921.05 Twelve Residential Metcrs 13384 01116/98' Tomi Jane McLellan 44.00 Refund - Snow Football (2) f-.13385 01116/98 Minnesota State Treasurer 1,049.05 Buil~ing Pennit Surcharge Report - 4Q97 f-13386 01116/98 Morton Salt 1,817.37 Road Materials 13387 ,I 01/16/98 Orkin Extenninating Company. Inc. 42.00 January Service - Pest Control, City Hall 13388 I 01/16/98 Jeannine Osborne 16,00 Refund - Changed ProQrams 13389 01/16/98 Sam's Club 26,57 Sunnlies - "Breakfast ;;"'ith Santa" 13390 ,01/16/98 West Weld 30,52 Shop Supplies Parks and Public Works 13391 01/16/98 Circle Pines Ceramics 542,62 Sunnlies for Ceramic Classes .. 13392 01/16/98 Governing 15,00 Subsciption 1998 ,.. 13393 01/16/98 Kinko's 28,12 Mavs Covied - Economic Develooment ~394 01/16/98 McComb Fran~Roos Associates, Inc. 2,469.70 Comprehensive Plan Update throuvh 12/31/97 13395 01116/98 Minnesota GFOA 30.00 1998 Membership Dues - Post 13396 01/16/98 MN City / County Management Association 175.00 Seminar 0212'1 02/28, Fritsin"er 13397 01/16/98 Ramsey County I 226.00 Printout of Pin Numbers " 13398 01116/98 CitvofShorcview 786.92 Semaphore 3850 LcxinQton, Jan.-Dee, 1997 I 13399 01116/98 Timesaver Off Site Secretarial 126.50 Couucil Meeting 01/05 , 135.75 PlannninQ Commission - 01/07 " I' 1340,0" ~ 01116/98 US West Communications Wireless .,,2,00.00 Refund Planning Case 98 01 Withdrawn . II I ~ . ] ,Subtotal, Page 2of3 -22,892.35 ]1 ll'gge 1 of 3 Brought Forward - 1,,52,749.34 Il Total. Carried Fqrward --- 17~A41.691 . '~'M'" 'H" . CITY OF ARDEN HIllS PAGE30F3 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLAIMS REPORT TO BE APPROVED AT 01120/98 COUNCIL MEETING . CLAIMS PAID SINCE LAST COUNCIL MEETING (01105198) CONT. mcK.# 1..CK...DA1lJI....\IllNOOR . -]ANo'(iN"rICoMMENTs .. --nl r--- I 13401 01/15/98 Fairway Collision Center 4.215.45 Vehicle #108 Repairs (In~urance) I 13402 01116/98 American Medical Security . i 527.33 Fcbruarylnsurance ii 13403 01116/98 James Collins 15.00 Refund Ice Skating Lessons I 13404 01116/98 Jane Flake 20.00 Refund - llGin)2;crbread House"ProQ:ram (2) jl 13405 01116/98 Karen Seberg 20.00! Refund "Gingerbread House" Program (2) 13406 01116/98 ' Sereo Laboratories 140.00 Safety Training McKinnev and Perron 13407 . 01116/98 Mary Vansickle 32:00 Refund Gvmnastics 13408 : 01116/98 Ramsey County 50,575,00 Law Enforcern en t JanuaI')' 1998 13409 I 01/16/98 Minnesota Mutu'3.t 518.50 Pebruarvlnsurance 13410 01116/98 Kennedy & Gr ayen 264.50 Legal Services throuoh '12/31197 - Gateway 13411 01123/98 ICMA Retirement Trust - 457 1,624.64 Second January Pa)'toll .. 13412 01/23/98 Int'l Union of Operating Engineers , 175.00 January Payrolls 13413 01/23/98 Public Employees Retirement Assn. - Ins. 57.00 January Payrolls ~ebruarylnsurance " I 13414 01123/98 United Way of the St, Paul Area 26.00 January Payrolls II ~ 13415 01/16/98 Gov~mment Traini~g Service 198.00 "Land Use Planning Workshops" (2) I 13416 01116/98 University of Minnesota , 50.00 Pesti~ide Application Recertific,,!tion - Winkel 13417 01/16/9~ ' Minnesota Department of Revenue 4,407.00 Sales Tax Remittance 4Q97 . 13418 01116/98 i Minnesota Department of Health 3,347.00 I Water Test Fee - 4Q97 13419 01116/98 J Training ExceIJence. 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APPEARANCE BEFORE CITY COUNCIL If you wish to addrcss the City Council, please eompletc the information below so that the Mayor can recognize you promptly at the appropriate time on the agenda. NAME ADDRESS AGENDA SUBJECT . REPRESENTING Please turn this in to the Mavor or Couneilmembcr prior to the start of the meeting. When you are called upon, plcase come to the microphone and give your full namc and address prior to speaking. This will cnsurc that the cable audience and thc secretary propcrly record your appearance. Thank you for your cooperation! . -------- ~L -. AGENDA ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION ARMY RESERVE CENTER, 4655 LEXINGTON AVENUE NORm (CONFERENCE ROOM) TUESDAY, JANUARY 20,1998,4:50 P.M. 4:50 P.M. 1. CaD to Order 4:50 P.M. 2. Approval of Meeting Agenda 4:50 P.M. 3. City Issues - Short Term a. Cable Franchise Agreement Renewal b. Tony Schmidt Park Master Plan Discussion, Greg Mack, Ramsey County c. City Hall e 6:00 P.M. 4. City Issues - Long Term a. Town Hall Meeting, Review b. Personnel, Policy & Insurance Issues 7:30 P.M. 5. M~ceDaneousItelDs 7:45 P.M. 6. Adjourn The above times may vary depending upon length of issue discussion. M:IUSERSISHEILAICOUNCILIAGENDASlWORKSESSIWI-20-98,AG e ---------- I .Januarv Mef"tlnlP~ Februarv t\olf'etin~:!li , January 5 Oreanizational and 1:30 P.M. February 2 Business R.elations '000 P,M, e Rccular Council Comminee ~cctine February 4 Planning Commission 7:30 P.M. January 7 Planning Commission 7:30 P.M. February 9 Council Meeting 7:30 P.M. JA:"iUARY 10 TOW" HALL MTG. 8,30 A,M. I (Benson Great Hall@ TO Fcbruary 17- Council Work.session .4:HP.M. I BeUlel College) 12:00 P.M. (Tur:scby) : January I~ Council Meeting CANCEL February 18 Business Development goOO A,M, Commiaee J;)nuaI)' 15 Finance Committee 7:30P.M. February 19 Finance Committee 7:30P.M. January t S Public Safety 1:30 P.M. Commission February t 9 Public Safety 7:30P.M. Commission J3nua.ry 20" Council Worksession 4:45 P.M. (-Tuesday) February 23 Economic Development 7000 P,M. Authority 1anuary 2 t Business Development goOO A,M. Committee February 23 Council MeeCing UOP.M. January 26 Eeonomi<: Development 7000 P.M. FcbNary 24 Parks &: Recreation 7:00 P.M. Authority Commission January 16 Council Meetinl: 1:30 P.M. February 25 Newslctter Committee 6000 P.M. January 28 Ne'Wsletter Commiaee 6000 P,M. January 27 Parks &:. Recreation 7:00 P.M. Commission : "OT Business Relations 4:00 P.M. e SCHEDULED Committee e. ~ ~JL.---.J< \\;m\ "t'b Cable Company Franchise W\~\OY} . Renewal Proposal At its August 1997 meeting, the North Suburban Cable Commission voted to recommend approval of the franchise rene",.,1 proposal from Meredith Cable to its member cities, Once the final franchise ordinance embodying the proposal is drafted, it will be taken to the dties for their approval. The current franchises expire in November 1997. Responding to the needs assessment conducted last year by the Cabie Commission, the company has proposed to upgrade the currem 450 MHz, 65-channel system to 750 MHz using hybrid fiber-coaxial cabie architecture, The company plans to offer 81 channels of analog video programming and reseIVe 200 MHz for additional video channels and digital seIVices. In addition to enabling the company to offer more programming seIVices, the new system will provide cable subscribers with higher signal quality and more reliability. Assuming approval of the franchise by the cities, construction of the new system is expected to begin next spring, Proposal Summary ....................................................................................................................................... Subscriber System Upgrade Commitment to Community Television -The subscriber system will be upgraded from the current 450 The company will continue to comply with existing agreements MHz, 65 Channel system to a 750 MHz system, Initially, the company will regarding suppon for community television, including: activate 550 MHz for 81 channels of analog video channels. The remaining . Agreeing to maintain the current number (12) of community 200 MHz will be reseIVed for additional video channels and digital seIVices. access channels. Further the Cable Commission will retain control over the tis will mean that the Cable Commission will be able to reclaim loaned entire 6 Mhz of spectrum that currently equals one video channel. This will .'.munity channels from the company, become vet)' imponant when digital compression technology ~ introduced -The system will be rebuilt using a hybrid fiber-coaxial cable because it will give the Cable Commission/C1V comrol over whether to com- architecture, The fiber will initially be raken down to nodes of approximately press the signal and by how much. 2,000 homes with a minimum 16 fiber count, but the nodes will be designed . Maintaining its financial support of community television, which to be capable of migrating to 500 homes with a minimum four fiber count as includes the operating grant for C1V North Suburbs, the annual $50,000 digital seIVices are provided, The increased use of fiber, along with improve- Equipment Replacement Grant, and the Scholarship Granr, which may nnw ments in the electronics in the system, wH\ give subscribers more reliability be used for student internships, The company also agreed to provide an and higher signal quality. additional 1667,286 for equipment replacements nver the 15-year life of the - The system will no longer use "channel mapping" for the Basic franchise, beginning with 140,000 in the first year and increasing by 1.5% programming seIVices, so that all of the local VHF broadcast signals will be each year thereafter. This additional equipment funding will help defray the Incated "on channel" for all customers, regardless of whether they use a con. cost nf replacing Van 1 and the DiTech switcher in Masrer Control and of vener box or nor. For example, if ynu have a cable-ready televisinn and do making the transition to digital editing and playback equipment. not use a convener, WCCO-Channel 4 is located on channel 28 of the cable system, The purpose for channel mapping is to avoid problems caused when Institutional Network the over.the.air broadcast signal leaks into the cable system. The use of fiber "The company will add to and improve electronic equipment on optics and the need for fewer signal amplifiers makes channel mapping the existing coaxial institutional network to increase its performance and unnecessary. reliability, . The company will interconnect this cable system with other - In addition, four fibers on the subscriber network will be commonly owned, adjacent systems in the metro area This wHl enable pro- reserved for use by public institutions, including cities, schools, and libraries, gram sharing and other kinds of communication with other access facilities, - The company has also agreed to meet mutually acceptable tech. such as rhe Ramsey;Washington Cabie Commission (Suburban Community nical and performance standards for tbe Institutional Network Channels). -The company plans to begin design and "walkout" and to pull High Speed Data Transmission emits withing 90 days nf the approval of the new franchise, The iment is to - In addition to traditional video seIVices, rhe sysrem will be capa- complete the projecr by November 30, 2000, although they will aggressively work to subStantially compiete construction by November 30, 1999, ble of providing high speed data seIVices to business users, -Coralie Wilson . . ~ " CITY OF ARDEN HILLS . MEMORANDUM DATE: January 14, 1998 TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Cindy S. Walsh, Parks and Recreation Director Dr) SUBJECT: Tony Schmidt Park Redevelopment Plans Background The Tony Schmidt Park Task Force has met many times to discuss the possible changes and upgrades to the park, Sanders, Wacker, and Bergly, the consultant hired by Ramsey County to develop the plans, presented three different plans to the Task Force. As differences of opinion occurred, the task force members voted on recommendations. This recommended plan was then presented to the public on January 5, 1998, The Task Force met again on January 13 to discuss the comments from the public meeting and make any necessary changes to the proposed plan, Public Comments of the RedeveloDment Plan · There were a couple of people who voiced concerns about overflow parking that would occur . along Lake Johanna Boulevard, Siems Court, and other neighborhood streets. Ramsey County indicated that they felt the parking was adequate for the majority of the time. There may be limited space on holidays. The County informed the residents that it was the City's responsibility to sign streets for "No Parking", Apparently, the City of Roseville has designated some no parking streets in the area of Lake Josephine because of complaints from the residents about cars and trailers parked On the side streets around the lake. * The residents wanted trail connections to City trails and facilities wherever possible, In addition, the concept of a trail along Snelling A venue around the east side of the lake was requested, I will try to incorporate this in our Comprehensive Trail Plan. * Comments were made about the problem with geese at the park. The County said they used to remove geese in the area, but stopped because the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined it illegal to remove waterfowl. * Residents are very concerned about the pedestrians crossing Lake Johanna Boulevard with the high levels of traffic on the road, Although the Ramsey County Sheriffs department does actively patrol the area, cars travel through the park area at fairly high speeds. A pedestrian bridge was determined not to be feasible and there does not seem to be a good pedestrian crossing alternative, Residents suggested a stop sign On Lake Johanna Boulevard to stop traffic for pedestrians. * Several comments were made about the possibility of changing Lake Johanna Boulevard. One suggestion was to put a 3-way stop at the intersection of County Road E and Lake Johanna Boulevard to allow pedestrians to cross the street and slow down traffic. · One resident was concerned about not placing trails on the sewer easements. He said that . paved or unpaved trails would hinder the repair of sewer lines. (This same resident asked a -..----- . " - . similar question at the Town Hall Meeting), The Public Works Department and the City Engineer do not agree and have requested that trails be improved on sewer easements where ever . possible to make it easier for staff to service the area, Staff Comments · The project will be done in phases. The Council may want to have a discussion about what the phases will include. · It is not clear to me and to the residents if thc bcach area will have to be closed this season and potentially next summer for construction. Is there a way to start construction in the beach area near the end of the summer? · There is a proposed trail along W. County Road E that leads to Lake Johanna Boulevard. The County is showing this trail as Yo City and y, County, It seems to me as if this trail can occur either along the north or south side of the road and be the responsibility of the County. The plan also shows a proposed trail belonging to the City along New Brighton Road, This makes sense as a City trail and is shown on our future trail plan. I would like the Council to consider requesting that the County Road E trail be a County trail. I also see this as a trail that would assist in getting people to the park. Rather than showing the trail as a connection to be made in the later phases of the project, I would encourage the trail to be constructed as soon as possible, · Dwayne Stafford has been involved in the placement of trails over the sewer easement areas. He has requested that the County improve these areas and would prefer that they be paved. Planning and Zoning Issues · Since the plan is in conccptual stages, it is difficult for the Community Development Director to give recommendations about the plan. He does have some areas of concern with regards to set . back requirements. He will have to meet with the DNR about shoreline issues. A copy of the comments he has supplied to the County are attached. Recommendation The Council should review the plan and consider the impacts of this improvement to our City trail and park system, traffic volume, parking issues, and zoning limitations. The plan is scheduled to be reviewed by the Planning Commission in February and then go the City Council at the last meeting in February. The Parks and Recreation Commission had an opportunity to review the plan at the January 5 public meeting. The Council should provide any feedback they may have on the plan to the County at this meeting so that they have an opportunity to make changes. enclosure: I 2 . ----------------..-- . .. - . Tony Schmidt Park - Beach Area Zonin~ Determinations 1. Zoning. Rl district 2. Use. Public (non-residential) Special Use in Rl district 3. Shoreland. Lake Johanna (62-78 Recreational Development) Ordinary High Water (OHW) is 878 feet 4. Floodplain. 100 year elevation is 880.82 feet Flood Protection Elcvation (FPE) is 12 inches (881.82 feet) 5. Setback Building. 40 feet front yard 30 feet rear yard 10/25 feet side yard 75 feet from OHW 75 feet from adjacent residential lots Above 881.82 feet in elevation 6. Heigbt Building. 35 feet maximum 7. Setback Parking. 20 feet right-of-way 5 feet side yard 5 feet rear yard 50 feet from OHW 75 feet from OHW where "feasible and practical" . 75 feet from adjacent residential lots Above 881.82 feet in elevation . . . . -- "- PRELIMINARY TRAIL PLAN ,:,.1 ,~ ,.;''::'!I'\ I (,.Jlf....~' \,' -, l-_r,~; :-:'-: 'n.' 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MEMORANDUM ~QQ C~lfTQN AVEtlUE SiJllnl Date: Janual}' 16, 1998 MIN,'HHH:S, M!!lNESGH 5SliJJ 3219 To: Brian Fritsinger HLEPHCN:(S',l)i71 S'1oz Kevin Ringwald Jack Meyer FAX" 1612.1 311. J 111 Jay Cain Chet Harrison Damon Farber Tom DeAngelo Jeanne Sterner From: Peter Vesterholt Comm No: 97149 Re: ARDEN HILLS NEW CITY HALl Proposed Schedule . -- The following represents the proposed schedule for the Arden Hills City Hall project: I. 01/20/98 : City Council L~"les authorization to proceed with Design Development Documents. 2, 02/20/98 : Architectural AJIian.cdDesign Team submits the following documents lor ?lanning Commission review: a, Sile Plan, induding Run - olf Calculations and Drainage Plan b. Llndscape and Lighting Plan c, Building Elevations (with building materials cailed out) 3. 03/02/98 : Archite<::tural Alliance/Design Team completes Design Development Documents 4. 03/04/98 : Planning Commission Meeting 5. 03/12198 : Architeclllral AlliancelDesign Team submits the following documents for Rice Creek Watershed District review: a, Permit Application b. Permit Fee . JAN 20'98 08:50 FR ARCH ALLIANCE 612 871 7212 TO 6337839 P.03/03 . MEMORANDUM January 16, 1998 . Page 2 01 2 c. (3) Set; of Plans 6. 03125198 : RICe Creek Watershed District Board Meeting 7. 03/30/98 : City Council Meeting 8, 04/17/98 : Architectural Alliance /Design Team completes Construction Documents 9, OS/l4I98 : Genera! Contractors submit Bids 10, OS/26/98 : City Council approves Bids 11. 06/lS/98 : Construction starts 12. 12118/98 : Substantial completion . 13. 01/04/99 : New City Hall opens to the Public 14. 01116/99 : Town Meeting at New City Hall . ** TOTAL PAGE.003 ** -- .-- JAN 16 '98 05:11PM LERGUE OF MN CITIES ---- --. ~.'t\-~~ LMC \ I:;;LD \'11.i LD<7i'~"" . FRIDAvFAX Li.:zgllfl o/Mi~ Ot;.. Vol. 3, No.1 Cn.. ~"g.....,""'- A weekly legislative update from the League of Minnesota Cities January 16. 1998 Cambridge: Round Two First. we had a state auditor's re- not covered by the limit. According Cities also should consider the im- port issued in October, nearly a to Dutcher, in 1995 the city issued plications on their net debt limit if year after the city of Cambridge bonds for a total of $995,000 in im- portions of non-special-assessment identified its financial problems and provements, of which only bonds are included under the net implemented a recovery plan. Now, $241,000 was to be spent on im- debt limit. Although all cities may we have a flurry of legislative activ- provements. To further complicate be affected, cities that are most at ity to correct a complicated prob- matters, only $20,000 of the Im- risk may be those that are fully de- lem. after the fact, and address a provements were assessed. She veloped and are unable to fully as- local situation with statewide legis- essentially contends that cities can sess for improvements, lation, avoid th e net de bt limit law by issu- Unfortunately, Dutcher'S initia- In the wake of the petition audit ing debt in the guise of improve- tives may be just the tip of the ice- on Cambridge, State Auditor Judy ments. berg. We have heard rumors that Dutcher has raised questions about To remedy the situation, other legislators may be conSidering how the city could issue more than Dutcher askS the House and Sen- similar "reforms" being touted as $33 million in debt when the net ate leadership to consider clarifying "ways 10 avoid another Cambridge- debt limit would apparently allow the net debt Ii mil law by only allow- like financial disaster." Other initia- only $3 million in obligations. i ng the portion of a bond issue sup- tives may be procedural in nature, . In a letter sent to House and ported by special assessments to such as requiring that financial ra- Senate leadership, Dutcher outlined be exempted from the net debt ports be shared with the city council the Cambridge problem and how limit. at a publiC hearing. the city apparently disregarded leg- Cities should be prepared for League staff will be watching islative intent by using special as- calls from local newspapen> or leg- where this latest and other possible sessment-supported bonds that are islaton> if this proposal goes further, proposalS may lead during the com- ing session, and how they affect cit- _0 -' ies and city management. .. Governor proposes further class rate reductions [ Start of the ~ession means As part of the Governor's supplemental budget, the Governor is proposing weekly LMC FridayFax reductions in the rates of all major classes of property except the first tier of homesteads (value less than $75,000). These proposed reductions would in Every city in Minnesota knows some cases exceed the target elass rates established in the 1997 tax bill. I what is just around the corner-the The greatest reductions would be for commercial, industrial, and utility 1998 legislative session. The slart classes, wIlich would see the rate go from the current 4,0 percent of market of session also means a Friday- value to 3.65 percent for taxes payable in 1999, 3.5 percent for taxes pay- Fax sent weekly from the League able in 2000. and would establish a new target rate for the class of 3.0 per- to your city hall. The Fri!iayFax in- cent. eludes late-breaking newS from The Governor's proposal has great implications for the long term shift- the capitol, a preview of the com- ing of tax burden from business to residential property. The proposed class iog week'S issues, and important rates also have implications for the viability of both current and future lax in- action alerts needing your atten- crement financing districts. tion, For a more in-depth discus- Will these reductions become law? Some DFL legislators have ex- sion of legislative issues impact- pressed support for continued class rate reductions, while many Republican ing local government, members . legiSlators have shown a preference for focusing on income tax reductions should refer to the Cities Bulletin- instead. The proposal will certainly be a major topic of debate in the House also published weekly during the I and Senate tax committees. .. sesSIon. I" I . - . .. . __ _~__~_ _.... __M". 1l(11t~ 1.~8W1e of Mill"notlJ Cities l"rngqwm",elltaJ Rel4Iioll' tam. CITY OF ARDEN HILLS , MEMORANDUM DATE: January 16, 1998 TO: Mayor and City Council .. , "'iv)) FROM: Brian Fritsinger, City Administrator \f; \, ..~ t SUBJECT: Administrator Comments, January 20,1998 Council Worksession 1. City Issues - Short Term a. Cablc Franchise Agreement Renewal Representatives ofNSCC will be in attendance to discuss the status of the franchise agreement renewal. The City Council should be prepared to review any related issues with the NSCC. b. Tony Schmidt Park Master Plan Discussion. Greg: Mack. Ramsey County Representatives of Ramsey County will be in attendance to review the Tony Schmidt Park Master Plan. Ms. Walsh has provided a brief summary of issues I identified at the recent open house and town hall meeting. c. City Hall The City Council may wish to discuss the status of City Hall plan preparation and review any of the feedback received at the Town Hall meeting, Specifically, the City Council should be prepared to discuss the decision to proceed with detailed plan preparation with the Architectural Alliance, 2. City Issues - Long: Term a. Town Hall Meeting. Review The City Council may wish to discuss the Town Hall meeting held on January 10, 1998, Staff is particularly interested in any suggestions for changes in format for 1999. b. Personnel. Poliev & Insurance Issues Staff may have information available at the meeting which will be related to the Personnel Policy and the recent insurance discussions. , 3. Miscellaneous Items . .. CITY OF ARDEN HILLS . MEMORANDUM DATE: January 14, 1998 TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Cindy S. Walsh, Parks and Recreation Director D~ SUBJECT: Tony Schmidt Park Redevelopment Plans Background The Tony Schmidt Park Task Force has met many times to discuss the possible changes and upgrades to the park. Sanders, Wacker, and Bergly, the consultant hired by Ramsey County to develop the plans, presented three different plans to the Task Force. As differences of opinion occurred, the task force members voted On recommendations, This recommended plan was then presented to the public on January 5, 1998. The Task Force met again on January 13 to discuss the comments from the public meeting and make any necessary changes to the proposed plan. Public Comments of the Redevelopment Plan · There were a couple of people who voiced concerns ,about overflow parking that would occur . along Lake Johanna Boulevard, Siems Court, and other neighborhood streets. Ramsey County indicated that they felt the parking was adequate for the majority of the time. There may be limited space on holidays. The County informed the residents that it was the City's responsibility to sign streets for "No Parking". Apparently, the City of Roseville has designated some no parking streets in the area of Lake Josephine because of complaints from the residents about cars and trailers parked on the side streets around the lake. · The residents wanted trail connections to City trails and facilities wherever possible. In addition, the concept of a trail along Snelling Avenue around the east side of the lake was requested, I will try to incorporate this in our Comprehensive Trail Plan. · Comments were made about the problem with geese at the park. The County said they used to remove geese in the area, but stopped because the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined it illegal to remove waterfowl. · Residents are very concerned about the pedestrians crossing Lake Johanna Boulevard with the high levels of traffic on the road. Although the Ramsey County Sheriffs department does actively patrol the area, cars travel through the park area at fairly high speeds. A pedestrian bridge was determined not to be feasible and there does not seem to be a good pedestrian crossing alternative. Residents suggested a stop sign on Lake Johanna Boulevard to stop traffic for pedestrians, · Several comments were made about the possibility of changing Lake Johanna Boulevard. One suggestion was to put a 3-way stop at the intersection of County Road E and Lake Johanna Boulevard to allow pedestrians to cross the street and slow down traffic. · One resident was concerned about not placing trails On the sewer easements, He said that . paved or unpaved trails would hinder the repair of sewer lines, (This same resident asked a j( , similar question at the Town Hall Meeting). The Public Works Department and the City Engineer do not agree and have requested that trails be improved on sewer easements where ever possible to make it easier for staff to service the area, . Staff Comments · The project will bc done in phases, The Council may want to have a discussion about what the phases will include. · It is not clear to me and to the residents if the beach area will have to be closed this season and potentially next summer for construction, Is there a way to start constmction in the beach area near the end of the summer? * There is a proposed trail along W. County Road E that leads to Lake Johanna Boulevard, The County is showing this trail as Y2 City and y, County. It seems to me as if this trail can occur either along the north or south side of the road and be the responsibility of the County. The plan also shows a proposed trail belonging to the City along New Brighton Road, This makes sense as a City trail and is shown on our future trail plan. I would like the Council to consider requesting that the County Road E trail be a County trail. I also see this as a trail that would assist in getting people to the park. Rather than showing the trail as a connection to be made in the later phases of the project, I would encourage the trail to be constructed as soon as possible. * Dwayne Stafford has becn involved in the placement of trails over the sewer easement areas. He has requested that the County improve these areas and would prefer that they be paved, Planninf! and Zoning Issues * Since the plan is in conceptual stages, it is difficult for the Community Development Director to give recommendations about the plan. He does have some areas of concern with regards to set . back rcquirements, He will have to meet with the DNR about shoreline issues. A copy of the comments he has supplied to the County are attached. Recommendation The Council should review the plan and consider the impacts of this improvement to our City trail and park system, traffic volume, parking issues, and zoning limitations, The plan is scheduled to be reviewed by the Planning Commission in February and then go the City Council at the last meeting in February. The Parks and Recreation Commission had an opportunity to review the plan at the January 5 public meeting, The Council should provide any feedback they may have on the plan to the County at this meeting so that they have an opportunity to make changes, enclosure: I 2 . , .. . Tony Schmidt Park - Beach Area Zoninl! Determinations 1. Zoning. Rl district 2. Use. Public (non-residential) Special Use in R 1 district 3. Shoreland. Lake Johanna (62-78 Recreational Development) Ordinary High Water (OHW) is 878 feet 4. Floodplain. 100 year elevation is 880.82 feet Flood Protection Elevation (FPE) is 12 inches (881.82 feet) S. Setback Building. 40 feet front yard 30 feet rear yard 10/25 feet side yard 75 feet from OHW 75 feet from adjacent residential lots Above 881.82 feet in elevation 6. Height Building. 35 feet maximum 7. Setback Parking. 20 feet right-of-way 5 feet side yard 5 feet rear yard 50 feet from OHW 75 feet from OHW where "feasible and practical" . 75 feet from adjacent residential lots Above 881.82 feet in elevation .