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Home My WebLink About2003-05-14 CC Packet r- \ .~ q;fiJ I / I . "- 'J u,F} CITY COUNCIL l\1EETING lVednesday,~ay14,2003 6: VI. A:lc! I> D "<KM ~ APPROVAL 0 CILMINUTES.. ~"'. (2e!t;s~ April 23, 2003 Council Meeting Min(J! ~tA 1P~1-~. " SENT AGENDA D ~ v' ~ ~ rZ=~ ~ /,iJp.MIL-V City of Centerville April 24, 2003 t~gh' May 14, 2003 Oaims (ecn~ ) Centennial Fire District Claims /i .- _ . NPDES Phase n MS4 Permit ~/ ~ . ~. Acceptance of Ms. Karla DeVine's Resignation from the Parks and &~() · ~ . Re~J:eatio!l Committee · -0- V~~\ - E:.~'f-> ~ 1O~ 0 D~~ A WARDSIPRESENTATIONSlAPPEARANCES r~ r q pzl 05 PUBLICHEARlNGS. ,:Jrvt~~~JC~ cJ,u.t . ~V~ 'It 1. {..&.to Mr. Uoyd Drilling, 6939 - 20th Avenue South (Re-zone Request B-1 to R-2) 2/): \(, Mr. Richard S. Carlson, Bunten Crossing 2- Addition (Re-zone Request ~.,I.\:~R-l to R-2 PUD), ~~tion & Preliminary Plat - o/2~ NEW BUSINESS ~ VII. Request for Work Session on May 28, 2003 to Discuss V~ ~.yj.~. I " I.-,...A Quad City Representative ~br I ~ ~/ V,/ ~ Re-development of Downtown City Property (l\1r. Mike Kra(t, HTG I Architects) /2D-~~ I IfJ t ~ - f ~) YJ1{Jtt;. 'l . . Resolution #03-028, (St. Genevieve Church's Request to Temporarily ~a~ Conduct Charitable GambHng Activities, Le. Bingo, Rames, Paddlewheels, i PuU- Tabs & Tipboards At Their Annual Parish Festival) & Temp. License I / #03-01T · ~ \j( Resolution #03-029, (Spring Lake Park Lions Request To Renew Their J~ GambHng Premises Permit To Conduct Charitable GambHng Activities, i.~ La" Paddle wheels, Pull-Tabs, Rames & Tipboards at Kelly's Komer & License #03-01 . . Spring Asphalt Repair & Additions (parking Lots - LaMotte Park & Public .. , '-// JJ~~)I rit~ge StreetlLaMa:q;o e Drjye (JJpdate) - f~DI/?Ur\1 'P~ J. 8. <:r. l (t,~.(., 1.0 ~fY~ av-~. - NO \ vrn. ANNO TSIUPDAnS . ~ ~ Legislative (Update) - ~.~ ~ _ ~.. Capital Projects (Update) ~ V~ 1.8Cal ~vYl':1 DIUl':Dl Officials Meeting -- ~ ~ ~~~~- ,~ 5. Mr. Brian Eckert - PotentiaUy Dangerous Dog - z.-1.A-~ ~ ~ 'o/q IX. ADJOURNMENT J~/~' ~ # CITY OF CENTERVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 23, 2003 6:30 p.m. Pursuant to due call and notice thereof: the City of Centerville held their regularly scheduled meeting on April 23, 2003, at City H~ll, 1880 Main Street. PRESENT: Mayor Terry Sweeney Council Member Paar Council Member Lee Council Member Capra Council Member Broussard Vicker.. ABSENT: None. STAFF: City Administrator Ms. Moore-Sykes City Attorney Hoeft City Engineer Peterson I. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Sweeney called the April 23, 2003, City Council meeting to order at 6:36 p.m. II. SET AGENDA Council Member Capra requested that toxic site clean up be added as Item 10. Motion bv Council Member Broussard Vickers seconded bv Council Member Lee to approve the ae:enda as amended. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. ill. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES 1. April 9. 2003 Council Meetin2 Minutes Mayor Sweeney requested the following changes: On Page 11, 6th paragraph change to "exemption" for farms rather than exception. On Page 15, last sentence add an "I" to hall. Council Member Capra requested the following changes: On Page 12, capitalize State Historic Preservation Office. On Page 13 remove "to Ms. McDonald for review." City of CenterviIle Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 Motion by Council Member Capra.. seconded by Council Member Broussard Vickers to approve the Council Meetin2 Minutes of April 9.. 2003 as amended. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. IV. CONSENT AGENDA I. The City ofCenterville April 10, 2003 through April 23, 2003 Claims for Approval 2. Centennial Fire District Claims 3. NPDES Phase II MS4 Permit - $5,300 (Bonestroo) 4. City Clerk's Performance Review 5. Finance Director's Performance Review 6. Public Works Director Performance Review Motion by Council Member Broussard Vickers.. seconded by Council Member Paar to aporove the Consent A2enda as presented. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. v. A W ARDSIPRESENTATIONS/APPEARANCES I. Mr. John Thill- Citizen of the Year Mayor Sweeney read the letter of recommendation nominating Mr. Thill for Citizen of the Year. He then presented a plaque to Mr. Thill. Mr. Thill thanked Council for being nominated and for all those that voted for him. VI. PUBLIC HEARING(S) None. VII. COUNCIL BUSINESS 1. Pheasant Marsh Phase II - Release of Building Permits w/o Mylars Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that Ground Development has asked that building permits be issued without the mylars because of a backlog with recording at the County. Mr. Dale Runkle, Ground Development, indicated that they had filed the documents with _ the County on March 24, 2003. He then explained that the first stop at the County is the surveyor and once that office approves the documents they are sent to the recorder's office for recording. He also indicated that all fees have been paid but the County, as of yesterday, was only on March 15, 2003 for recording. Page 2 of II . City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 Mr. Runkle indicated that he has builders who are waiting for building. permits to begin the homes in order to have new residents closed and in their homes by the time school starts in the fall. Mr. Runkle indicated that if the City would be willing to allow building permits they would ensure that no CO's would be applied for until all the documents are recorded. City Attorney Hoeft indicated he had spoken to Ground Development' sattomey and said that Mr. Runkle is here to ask the City for a favor. He then said he has issues with that because the documents are at the County for recording but there is a small chance that there could .be an issue with the documents that would require amending them. He further commented that the City's Ordinance requires that the documents be recorded before issuing the building permits and he would not recommend Council circumvent the ordinance to allow building permits in this instance. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that the attorney for Ground Development asked if this had been done for any other developers. He then indicated that it has not been done during his tenure with the City and, if it was done previously, it was done by mistake and mistakes do not set a precedent. City Attorney Hoeft indicated the safe and conservative answer would be to require that Ground Development wait until the documents have been recorded with the County. He then said that he appreciates the position of Mr. Runkle but commented that the development contract was approved by the City Council in August of last year and it seems a little odd that this is being discussed in the middl~ of April to accommodate builders by two weeks. Council Member Capra asked why the documents were not filed with the County until March. Mr. Runkle indicated there were issues with the development contract approved by Council that needed clarification. He then said that his attorney wanted to look at the document for further clarification. City Attorney Hoeft commented that, with all due respect, the review and back and forth correspondence could have taken place within 30 days and did not need to take six months. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated that Council does not have the ability to waive the requirements of an Ordinance. City Attorney Hoeft indicated the only time the City has worked outside of its Ordinance is when the sign ordinance was being reviewed for change and there was a sign coming to town that would meet the new ordinance requirements. He then said he is not aware of any impending ordinance changes that would accommodate this situation. Mayor Sweeney indicated he felt the City needed to abide by the ordinance so as not to set a precedent for future situations. Page 3 of 11 . City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes April 23 , 2003 --" Mr. Runkle indicated there is no issue with the documents it is merely a situation where the County is several weeks behind in the recording process. He then asked whether it would be possible to obtain partial building permits to allow for footings and foundations. Council Member Lee indicated he was not ready t<;> put the City at any kind of risk to save a week or two of building time. He also indicated he does not want to create a precedence of ignoring the City's ordinances. Council Member Paar agreed and said that he does not want to have to deal with a situation where, even though a slim chance, the documents are not right and require amendments and building permits are already issued. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated that, if she felt the City had more culpability in the delay, she would be more inclined to consider the request but she does not feel the City had anything to do with the delay. She further commented that the City has a law on the books that cannot be waived. Mr. Runkle indicated that he has worked in a number of other metro communities that allow building permits to be issued with just the receipt from the recorder's office. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated that the City's Ordinance is not written this way and noted that. this is the first time this has been an issue during her five years on Council. Mayor Sweeney indicated it was the consensus of Council that Council was not interested in waiving the City's ordinance to allow for building permits prior to recorded documents. 2. Pheasant Marsh Phase III - Ground Development's Request to Start Phase ill Mayor Sweeney indicated he did not have any issues with allowing Phase III to begin early but noted it would require a Comprehensive Plan amendment that the developer would need to pay for. Council Member Capra indicated she was concerned that the Comprehensive Plan has not been amended and that should be done first. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that Ground Development was seeking approval to move forward with Phase III before spending any money on a Comprehensive Plan amendment. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that he is concerned with the fact that the improvements for Phase I and Phase II are close to the $1.8 million listed in the developer's agreement. He then said that if the improvements go over that $1.8 million the developer has the right to challenge those amounts and the City would be charged with proving the benefit of those improvements and may be left with a sizeable bill to pay. Page 4 of 11 City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 City Attorney Hoeft suggested that the City could negotiate with Groung Development to allow the accelerated schedule provided that they consider an addendum waiving the higher improvement costs. He then said that allowing Phase ill earlier than 2005 is discretionary for the Council but Council should be awar~ of a potentially sizeable liability for those improvements. . Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated she would like to look at a 4ifferent kind of payoff schedule as the City did not anticipate that the first two phases would go so quickly and was short on bond payments. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that Council allowed the acceleration of Hunter's Crossing and required that the developer pay an increased park dedication fee based on the fact that, if the development came in during 2005, the park dedication fee would be higher. Council Member Capra indicated she was riot opposed to 2005 being advanced. Council Member Lee indicated his issue would be the park dedication fees and that can be negotiated. City Attorney Hoeft indicated he would like an estimate from the City Engineer for improvements for Phase ill to compare how that relates to the original amount in the agreement and then would be looking to negotiate an additional waiver with Ground Development. Mr. Runkle asked what the increased park dedication fees for Hunter's Crossing were. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated it was an additional $500 per lot. 3. Resolution #03-023 - Pheasant Marsh Phase II Escrow Transfer from Phase I Motion bv Council Member Capra.. seconded bv Council Member Lee to approve Resolution #03-023 as presented. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. 4. Resolution #03-024 - Hunter's Crossing Phase II Escrow Transfer from Hunter's Crossing 1 st Addition to Hunter's Crossing 2nd Addition r Council Member Capra asked if there were any legal issues with Phase II if a Comprehensive Plan Amendment has not been approved. City Attorney Hoeft indicated there were no legal issues with transferring the escrow. Motion bv Council Member Lee.. seconded bv Council Member Paar to approve Resolution #03-024 as presented. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. 5. Resolution #03-025 - Close Deficit Funds Mayor Sweeney asked why there were deficits in the funds. Page 5 of 11 City of CenterviIle Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 -~ Ms. Paulseth explained that the bond that was paid off in February along with the City Ha11lease left a deficit remaining. She then said that the explanation is likely the same for the Pheasant Marsh project as a lot of the assessments were prepaid or paid up front and assessed at 8% interest and the City did not earn that kind of interest. Council Member Broussard Vickers commented that the bonds were too long and interest rates dropped. City Attorney Hoeft clarified that the City did nothing wrong with issuing these bonds and is under certain restrictions as to how they are issued. Mayor Sweeney asked for further information on the downtown redevelopment project fund. Ms. Paulseth explained that there had been costs from the Metropolitan Council leaving a deficit in the fund. She then said that it is not appropriate accounting procedure to carry deficit funds and the funds need to be closed out. Motion by Council Member Broussard Vickers.. seconded by Council Member Capra to approve Resolution #03-025 based on the recommendation of the Finance Director. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. 6. Resolution #03-026 - HIP AA Amendment for Cafeteria Plan Motion by Council Member Broussard Vickers.. seconded by Council Member Capra to approve Resolution #03-026 as presented. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. Council Member Capra commented that the Resolution was backdated and asked if that was okay. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that was the effective date. 7. Resolution #03-027 - Peltier Preserve Al>proval of Plans.. Specs. And Authorization to Advertise for Bids Council Member Capra indicated that the plan showed sidewalks on Centerville road. Mr. Peterson indicated there is an existing sidewalk in Lakeland Hills and since the watermain is being put in on that side it was felt that the City should extend that sidewalk at this time down to the comer of Peltier. Council Member Capra asked if the ~idewalks were added into the assessments for the water. Mr. Peterson indicated that the sidewalk was not included in the report. He then said that the costs could be added to the assessments or it could be a City cost. Council Member Broussard Vickers asked what the price would be. Mr. Peterson indicated that the cost would be approximately $10 per foot plus some costs for saw cutting of driveways. Page 6 of II City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 Council Member Lee asked whether the filing fees were collected for all of the lots. Ms. Paulseth indicated that the developer had been billed for those fees. Motion by Council Member Broussard Vickers.. seconded bv 'Council Member Caora to aoorove Resolution #03-027 as oresented. All in favor~ Motion carried unanimouslv. 8. Mr. Hanzal's Request to Purchase & Remove Cabinetry at 7073 and 7075 Centerville Road Mr. Hanzal offered $250 forthe cabinets at 7073 and 7075 Centerville Road. Council Member Lee asked what is so special about the cabinets that Mr. Hanzal would want them. Mr. Hanzal indicated they are better than the cabinets he now has and did not want them to go to waste sitting there. Motion by Council Member Caora.. seconded bv Council Member Broussard Vickers to aoorove Mr. Banza)'s offer to ourchase the cabinets at 7073 and 7075 Centerville Road for $250 with Droof of indemnity. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. 9. PavilionIW arming House Remodeling Council Member Capra indicated that she asked that this be placed on the agenda for discussion. Mayor Sweeney indicated that a year ago he was working for somebody else and he did a bid for the warming house for doing the roof and the re-roof at that time for a 25 year 310 tear off and replacement that did not include replacing any rotted roofboards was $4,485 for labor and material. He then indicated he had spoken to the Lions Club and had gotten feedback that the Lions are interested in getting started with at least a picnic pavilion this year and have a plan that was presented to a contractor and they are waiting for a bid on the concrete portion before figuring out the total price of the structure. Mayor Sweeney indicated the Lions would like to have the City purchase the materials necessary and the Lions would donate the labor to put the roof on. He then indicated that the Lions are waiting for further information on the plan for the pavilion structure and would be presenting that to the City as soon as it is available. Council Member Capra asked if the Lions would like to add onto the warming house. Mayor Sweeney indicated that the plan the Lions are working on does not include adding onto the warming house because there are issues with the location such as the drainage ditch and the fact that the building is too far from the soccer and baseball fields. He then said that the Lions have no problem fixing the warming house but it does not function as a concession stand. Page 7 of 11 City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 ~~ Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated she would like the Park and Recreation Committee to discuss what it would like to see for the picnic shelter and ask the Lions how much they would like to participate in the project. Council Member Lee indicated he would be in favor of having a concession structure but the warming .house also needs to be repaired. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated she would support the picnic shelter and noted the City has approximately $25,000 and that should go along way toward fixing the warming house and the new picnic structure. Mayor Sweeney explained that the Lions are looking at a building that would eventually have sewer and water so the plans include having everything stubbed "in for the time when it is feasible to bring sewer and water to the structure. Council Member Capra indicated that the prohibiting cost was the sewer and that is why previous Council was opposed to having a building up there other than an open sided pavilio~. Mayor Sweeney indicated that. setting the building up for sewer can be done and the connection made at a different time. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated she would like the Lions to come to Park and Recreation with a plan for approval and recommendation to Council. She then said she would like to ask Park and Recreation to act on the warming house renovations and provide a plan for Council consideration. Mayor-Sweeney indicated the Lions were not looking at the money that the City currently has but money coming this year. A Motion bv Council Member Broussard Vickers" seconded bv Council Member Caora to direct Staff to contract to determine the condition of the foundation of the warmin2 house and whether there is potential for remodelin2 not to exceed $2,,500 All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. Council Member Capra indicated that TeiPe~on and she had discussed pavilions that could be purchased and placed on the property rather than one that would have to be constructed. Mayor Sweeney indicated that due to the soil conditions in the area the Lions did not want to do a slab on grade they wanted to do a foundation with a slab over the top. Page 8 of 11 I · City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes Apri123,2003 10. Toxic Site Clean Up Council Member Capra indicated she had spoken to the City Clerk and discussed the clean up of meth labs. She then said that other cities are adding iriformation to their ordinances to require that the City can pay for the clean up and" assess the costs back to the property owner to ensure that the mess is cleaned up. Council asked Staff to look at upcoming ordinances and insert the language necessary. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated she would obtain model ordinances and work on it. vm. ANNOUNCEMENTSIUPDATES 1. Legislative Update o Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated there are still several bills on the floor and indicated she would update Coupcil in the Friday memo. ~~vt'6-V\V\ Mayor Sweeney indicated he received a call from Senator Bachrrian,and she thanked him for the Resolution to maintain local government control and said it would go a long way toward helping her show that this is what the City wants. He then indicated that Senator Bac~an,rould be meeting with the Governor later in the week and the resolution would be discussed. . 2. Capital Projects City Attorney Hoeft indicated that he is moving forward on the settlement documents for Woods of Clearwater Creek. He then said he met with the City Engineer regarding issues on Deer Pass and the integrity of the engineering bill. Mr. Peterson forwarded the documentation to him and it will be reviewed and assessed. 3. Local Government Officials Meeting Ms. Moore-Sykes reminded Council that if Members were interested in going to the Local Government Officials Meeting she would need RSVP's by Friday, April 25, 2003. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that she has been getting calls from residents concerning the rough road along Heritage and LaMotte and Mr. Palzer will be obtaining cost estimates from local contractors for a semi-permanent patch. Council Member Lee commented that the road is a mess and he would like to rebuild it rather than patch it. Mayor Sweeney indicated that Lino Lakes has the other end of the road and they are planning on redoing that road in 2006. Page 9 of 11 City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 Council Member Lee indicated there are funds set aside for 21 st A venqe but this stretch of road is very bad. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated the City does not have money anywhere close to what this would cost for a reconstruction. Mr. Peterson'then speculated that the road reconstruction would cost approximately $100,000 to $200,000 depending upon whether curb and gutter were required. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that Staff indicates a semi-permanent patch would last 3 to 5 years and possibly longer at a cost of approximately $40,000 to $50,000. Mayor Sweeney indicated he would like to know what it would cost to do it right. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that the street reconstruction information would be ready in June and there would be a recommendation for that stretch of roadway. Council Member Capra indicated that residents are cutting through St. Genevieve's property to avoid that part of Heritage. Mr. Peterson commented that it could be.put back to gravel for a couple of years until there are more funds available for a complete reconstruction. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated she had a resident contact her wondering if there is an opportunity for a community garden. Council indicated that they' were not opposed to residents using City property for the garden but were not interested in the City footing the bill for soil amendments. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that the City received information that there will be no lifeguards at the beach this year and said she would be verifying that information. Ms. Moore-Sykes asked whether Council was interested in business cards. Mayor Sweeney indicated he did not think it was necessary to have them p$ted for the few times they are used and suggested that Staff purchase the clean e4ge printable cards from Office Max and print a few sheets for Council. Council Member Capra indicated she had offered to pay for them herself .and would like to have.some to hand out to residents. Council indicated that it was fine for Council Members to order business cards provided the Members paid for them and not the City. Mayor Sweeney asked that Staff obtain the clean edge business cards to have on hand for Council. Page 10 of 11 . .. City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes April 23, 2003 Council Member Capra indicated the Cable Commission is in the process of a rate review. She then in~icated that digital service would become effective May 20 - 22, 2003 with high speed internet coming shortly thereafter. She further commented. that residents could contact Comcast to ask when high speed Internet would be available. Council Member Paar welcomed Asian to Go to Centerville and commented that he had stopped in to try the food and it was very good. Council Member Lee had no report. Mayor Sweeney indicated that the Police Commission pinned two new sergeants and congratulated them on their promotion. He then indicated that salaries were approved and should be before Council shortly. IX. ADJOURNMENT Motion bv Council Member Lee. seconded bv Council Member Broussard Vickers to adiourn the Aoril 23. 2003 Citv Council Meetinl! at 7:58 o.m. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. Transcribed by: Joan Lenzmeier, Recording Secretary TimeSaver Off Site Secretarial, Inc. ':i.. Page 11 of 11 '" $80,000 $70,000 $60,000 $50,000 $40,000 $30,000 $20,000 $10,000 o tervi{{e 'Estabti.slid1857 Disbursement & Receipts May 1 through May 14,2003 Receipts Disbursements Payroll (05-08-03) $79,924.56 $79,478.44 $11,117.49 1 $79,924.561 1$79.478.44 , Receipts D Disbursements . Payroll Note: Disbursement from 5-9-03 through 5-14-03 will be added on the day of the Council Meeting. The amounts shown above are through 5-9-03" Amount CITY OF CENTERVILLE Cash Receipts MAY 1, 2003 THROUGH MAY 9, 2003 Tran Date Refer Comments Batch Name Account Oeser FUND 101 GENERAL FUND Act Type G $130.00 $0.59 . $2.00 $0.50 5200.00 $112.50 $200.00 $111.00 $200.00 $0.50 $97.50 $108.50 $200.00 5200..00 $128.00 $200.00 $0.50 $6.00 $1.00 $0.67 $1.00 $0.50 $0.21 $1.00 $0.70 $2.50 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $5.40 Act $1,912.57 Act Type R $25.00 $75.00 $20.00 $25.00 $3,460.14 $3,492.79 $3,898.04 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $3,851.84 $3,147.29 $3,401.39 5100.00 $100.00 $20.00 $0.26 $86.80 $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 51212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/6/2003 5/6/2003 5/6/2003 5/612003 517/2003 5/812003 5/8/2003 5/812003 5/812003 5/8/2003 5/9/2003 5/9/2003 5/9/2003 5/9/2003 51112003 5/1/2003 5/112003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/1/2003 5/2/2003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/212003 5/2/2003 5/6/2003 5/6/2003 5/612003 5/612003 5/6/2003 5nl2003 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 o US UR Receipt Group 01 RE 050103UT o 7338 DEER PASS - 03-044 05-0103 o 1677 LAKELAND CIRCLE - 05-0103 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 o 1694 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 o 1694 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 o 6879 PHEASANT LANE -MO 050203 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 o 6877 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 o 6877 MALLARD' WAY - 03-0 050203 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 o 1765 DUPRE RD -Q3-032-H 050203 o 1765 DUPRE RD -D3-032-H 050203 o 6878 MALLARD WAY-M03-o 050203 o US UR Receipt Group 01 RE 020503UT o 7111 MAIN ST - #03-051 05-06-03 o US UR Receipt Group 01 RE 05-0603UT o US UR Receipt Group 01 RE 050603UT o 1729 DUPRE ROAD - M03-0 050703 o US UR Receipt Group 01 RE 050803UT o 6975 MEADOW CIRCLE.. 03 05-08-03 o 7310 OLD MILL RD... 03-055 050903 o 7227 CLEAR RIDGE - 03-05 05-08-03 o 6877 MALLARD WAY - M03- 050903 o 1729 DUPRE RD .. 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Permit Surcharge G 101-24504 Site Main. Escrow G 101-24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-24504 Site Main. Escrow G 101...24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-24504 Site Main. Escrow G 101...24502 Mech. Permit Surcharge G 101..24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101...24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-24504 Site Main. Escrow G 101-24504 Site Main. Escrow G 101-24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-24504 Site Main. Escrow G 101-24502 Mech. Permit Surcharge G 101-11500 Accounts Receivable G 101-24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-11500 Accounts Receivable G 101-11500 Accounts Receivable G 101-24502 Mach. Permit Surcharge G 101-11500 Accounts Receivable G 101-24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-24500 Bldg. Permit Surcharge G 101-24502 Mach. Permit Surcharge G 101-24503 Elec. Permit Surcharge G 101-24503 Elec. Permit Surcharge G 101-24503 Elec. Permit Surcharge G 101-11500 Accounts Receivable R 101-32300 Site Maintenance Fees R 101-32210 Building/Mech. Permits R 101-32210 BuildinglMech. Permits R 101-32300 Site Maintenance Fees R 101-32210 Building/Mach. Pennits R 101-32210 Building/Mech. Permits R 101-32210 Building/Mach. Parmits R 101-32300 Site Maintenance Fees R 101-32300 Site Maintenance Fees R 101-32300 Site Maintenance Fees R 101-32300 Site Maintenance Fees R 101...32210 Building/Mech. Penn its R 101-32210 Building/Mech. Permits R 101-32210 Building/Mach. Permits R 101-32210 Building/Mech. Permits R 101-32210 Building/Mach. Permits R 101-36230 Contributions and Donatio R 101-34105 Sale of Maps and Publicat R 101-32210 BuildinglMech. Permits R 101-32200 Animal Licenses R 101-32200 Animal Licenses R 101-32200 Animal Licenses CITY OF CENTERVILLE Cash Receipts MAY 1, 2003 THROUGH MAY 9, 2003 Tran Batch Amount Date Refer Comments Name Account Descr $100.00 517/2003 o 1729 DUPRE ROAD - M03-0 050703 R 101-32210 Building/Mech. Permits $100.00 5/8/2003 o 6877 MALLARD WAY - M03- 050903 R 101-32210 BuildinglMech. Permits $229.85 5/8/2003 o 7227 CLEAR RIDGE - 03-05 05-08-03 R 101-32210 Building/Mech. Permits $143.22 5/8/2003 o 6975 MEADOW CIRCLE - 03 05-08-03 R 101-32210 BuildlnglMech. Permits $105.40 5/8/2003 o 7310 OLD MILL RD.. 03-055 050903 . R 101-32210 Building/Mech. Permits $1,104.38 5/8/2003 o 7181 PEL TIER CIRCLE - 03- 05-08-03 R 101-32000 Special Use/Grading/Bum 5110.00 5/9/2003 o 6879 PHEASANT LANE - CO 050903 R 101-32225 Electrical Inspection $110.00 5/9/2003 o 6879 MALLARD WAY - C03- 050903 R 101-32225 Electrical Inspection $110.00 5/9/2003 o 1729 DUPRE RD - C03-031 050903 R 101-32225 Electrical Inspection Act $23,940.40 FUND 10 $25,852.97 FUND 415 STORM WATER IMP PROJECTS Act Type R $72.47 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 050103UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $121.89 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 0501-03ut R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $0.30 5/1/2003 o UB Receipt Serv Pen 10 DR 0501-03ut R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $200.00 5/1/2003 o 1694 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu 5200.00 5/1/2003 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $200.00 5/1/2003 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $1.23 5/212003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 10 DR 050203ut R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $200.00 5/2/2003 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $200.00 5/212003 o 1765 DUPRE RD -03-032..H 050203 R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $61.60 5/212003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 050203ut R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $200.00 5/212003 o 6877 MALLARD WAY -03-0 050203 R415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu 5154.45 5/~/2003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 050503ut R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $0.19 5/5/2003 o UB Receipt SelV Pen 10 DR 050503ut R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $0.06 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 10 DR 05-0603UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $146.27 5/6/2003 o UB Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 050603UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $101.45 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 020503UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $0.09 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 10 DR 020503UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $0.30 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 10 DR 050603UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu 5247.10 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 05-0603UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $60.00 5rt/2003 o UB Receipt SeN 10 DRAIN F 050703UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $149.22 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 050803UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $1.20 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 10 DR 050803UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $1.25 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 10 DR 0508-03UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $161.97 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 10 DRAIN F 0508-03UT R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu $30.00 5/9/2003 o UB Receipt SeN 10 DRAIN F 05-0903ut R 415-32350 Storm Water Drainage Fu Act $2,511.04 FUND 41 $2,511.04 FUND 601 WATER FUND Act Type G $8.84 5/5/2003 o US Receipt Sure 1 SALES T 050503ut G 601-20800 State Sales & Use Tax $2..99 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Sure 1 SALES T 050603UT G 601-20800 State Sales & Use Tax $1.22 5/8/2003 o UB Receipt Sure 1 SALES T 0508-03UT G 601-20800 State Sales & Use Tax Act $13.05 Act Type R $1,500.00 5/1/2003 o 1694 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 601-37150 Water ConnectJReconnec $290.00 5/1/2003 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 R 601-34600 Water Meter Charges $290.00 5/1/2003 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 601-34600 Water Meter Charges $12.75 5/1/2003 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 601-34400 Safe Drinking Water Fee CITY OF CENTERVILLE Cash Receipts MAY 1, 2003 THROUGH MAY 9,2003 Tran Batch Amount Date Refer Comments Name Account Deser $222..47 5/1/2003 - 0 US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 050103UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $757.07 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 0501..03ut R 601-37100 Water Sales $1.500..00 5/1/2003 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 R 601-37150 Water ConnectlReconnec $290.00 5/1/2003 o 1694 HUNTER'S.TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 601-34600 Water Meter Charges $1.500.00 5/1/2003 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 601-37150 Water ConnectlReconnec $571.20 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv 15 WATER 0501-03ut R 601-37100 Water Sales $5.32 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Sarv 30 WATER 0501-03ut R 601-34400 Safe Drinking Water Fee $1.500..00 5/2/2003 o 68n MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 601-37150 Water ConnectIReconnec $482.73 5/212003 o ~S Receipt Serv 1 WATER 050203ut R 601-37100 Water Sales $16..97 5/212003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 1 WAT 050203ut R 601-37100 Water Sales $1,500.00 5/212003 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 601-37150 Water ConnectlReconnec $290.00 5/212003 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 601-34600 Water Meter Charges $1,500.00 5/212003 o 1765 DUPRE RD -03-032-H 050203 R 601-37150 Water ConnectJReconnec $290.00 5/212003 o 1765 DUPRE RD -03-032-H 050203 R 601-34600 Water Meter Charges $290.00 5/2/2003 o 6877 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 601-34600 Water Meter Charges $127.41 5/5/2003 o US Receipt Serv 15 WATER 050503ut R 601-37100 Water Sales $3.47 5/5/2003 o US Receipt Serv 30 WATER 050503ut R 601-34400 Safe Drinking Water Fee $7.05 5/512003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 15 WA 050503ut R 601-37100 Water Sales $1.035.11 5/5/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 050503ut R 601-37100 Water Sales $673.99 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 020503UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $0.01 5/612003 o UB Receipt Serv Pen 30 WA 020503UT R 601-34400 Safe Drinking Water Fee $0.21 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 30 WATER 020503UT R 601-34400 Safe Drinking Water Fee $0.40 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 1 WAT 05-0603UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $1.176.44 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 05-0603UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $713.24 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 050603UT R 601-37100 Water Sales ,$2.55 5/6/2003 o US Receipt ~erv Pen 1 WAT 020503UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $45.90 5/612003 o US Receipt Serv 15 WATER 050603UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $137.70 51712003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 050703UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $9.52 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 1 WAT 0508-03UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $755.28 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 050803UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $834..89 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 WATER 0508-03UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $7.48 5/812003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 1 WAT 050803UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $24.48 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 15 WATER 050803UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $4.75 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 30 WATER 0508-03Ul R 601-34400 Safe Drinking Water Fee $18.70 5/8/2003 o US Receipt.Serv 15 WATER 0508-03UT R 601-37100 Water Sales $154.70 5/9/2003 o US Receipt Serv 1 \A! A TER 05-0903ut R 601-37100 Water Sales Act $18,541.79 FUND 60 $18.554.84 FUND 602 SewER FUND Act Type G $1 ,262.25 5/1/2003 o 1694 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 G 602-20801 Service Availability Charg $1,262..25 5/1/2003 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 G 602-20801 Service Availability Charg $1 ,262.25 5/1/2003 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 G 602-20801 Service Availability Charg $1,188.00 5/212003 o 1765 DUPRE RD -o3-032-H 050203 G 602-20801 Service Availability Charg $1,262.25 5/212003 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 G 602-20801 Service Availability Charg S 1 ,262.25 5/212003 o ssn MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 G 602-20801 Service Availability Charg Act $7,499.25 Act Type R $12.75 5/1/2003 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 R 602-34700 SAC Charges $2.000..00 5/1/2003 o 6876 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 05-0103 R 602-37250 Sewer ConnectlReconnec $4.90 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 6 SEW 0501-03ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $318.17 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 050103UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $12.75 5/1/2003 o 1694 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 602-34700 SAC Charges $1,214.11 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 0501-03ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales CITY OF CENTERVILLE Cash Receipts MAY 1, 2003 THROUGH MAY 9, 2003 Tran Batch Amount Date Refer Comments Name Account Deser , $2.000..00 5/1/2003 o 1694 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 602-37250 Sewer ConnectlReconnec $2,000.00 5/1/2003 o 1686 HUNTER'S TRAIL - 03- 05-01-03 R 602-37250 Sewer ConnectlReconnec $392..00 5/1/2003 o US Receipt Serv 18 SewER 050103UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $2,000.00 5/212003 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 602-37250 Sewer ConnectlReconnec $20.05 5/212003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 6 SEW 050203ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $2,000.00 5/212003 o 6877 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 602-37250 Sewer ConnectlReconnec $12.75 5/212003 o 6an MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 602-34700 SAC Charges $12.00 51212003 o 1765 DUPRE RD -03-032-H 050203 R 602-34700 SAC Charges $2,000.00 5/212003 o 1765 DUPRE RD -03-032-H 050203 R 602-37250 Sewer ConnectlReconnec $683.90 5/212003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 050203ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $12.75 5/212003 o 6881 MALLARD WAY - 03-0 050203 R 602-34700 SAC Charges $267.01 5/5/2003 o US Receipt Serv 18 SEWER 050503ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $1,290.51 5/5/2003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 050503ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $6.26 5/5/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 18 BE 050503ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $1.46 5/6/2003 o US. Receipt Serv Pen 6 SEW 020503UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $1,000.08 5/6/2003 o UB Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 020503UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $1,257.13 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 050603UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $2,425.10 5/612003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 05-Q6Q3UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $225.00 5/6/2003 o 7129-20TH AVE S- 3 SAC H 05-06-03 R 602-34700 SAC Charges $0.89 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 6 SEW 05-0603UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $98.00 5/6/2003 o US Receipt Serv 18 SEWER 050603UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $588.00 5nl2003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 050703UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $49.00 5/812003 o US Receipt Serv 18 SEWER 0508-03UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $14.70 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 18 SE 050803UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $333.19 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 18 SEWER 050803UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $1,305.62 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 050803UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $20.28 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 6 SEW 0508-03UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $1,619.40 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 0508-03UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $14.70 5/8/2003 o US Receipt Serv Pen 6 SEW 050803UT R 602-37200 Sewer Sales $294.00 5/9/2003 o UB Receipt Serv 6 SEWER 05-0903ut R 602-37200 Sewer Sales Act $25.506.46 FUND 60 $33,005.71 $79.924.56 FILTER: ([Period] in(5) and [Act Year] = '2003') and [Tran Nbr] in(1 0,13) CITY OF CENTERVILLE 05/09/03 11 :23 AM Page 1 .Check Summary Register@) Name Check Date Check Amt 10100 MAIN STREET BANK Paid Chk# 018034 ALLIED BLACKTOP COMPANY 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018035 AVLIC 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018036 BANYON DATA SYSTEMS INC 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018037 BARNA, GUZV & STEFFEN LTD 5/14/200~ Paid Chk# 018038 BONESTROO, ROSENE, ANDER 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018039 BUILDING CODES & STANDARD 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018040 CENTENNIAL FIRE DISTRICT 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018041 CHERRY ENTERPRISES, INC. 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018042 CLEARWATER CREEK 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018043 CONNEXUS ENERGY 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018044 CORNER EXPRESS 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018045 CULLIGAN 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018046 HAWKINS WATER TREATMENT 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018047 HUGO FEED MILL 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018048 INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCI 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018049 IRS/MAIN STREET BANK 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018050 KENNEDY & GRAVEN 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018051 MARY CAPRA 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018052 MCFOA 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018053 MET. COUNCIL ENV. SERVe {SO 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018054 METROCALL 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018055 METROPOLITAN COUNCIL ENVI 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018056 MINNESOTA DEPT OF REVENUE 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018057 MINNESOTA STATE TREASURE 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018058 MINNESOTA WOMAN IN CITY G 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018059 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOL 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018060 OFFICE MAX 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018061 OTTER LAKE ANIMAL CARE CEN 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018062 PRESS PUBLICATIONS '5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018063 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREME 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018064 REEL MANUFACTURING, INC. 5/1.4/2003 Paid Chk# 018065 SOUTHWIND BUILDERS 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018066 STANTON GROUP 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018067 TIME SAVER 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018068 TOM THUMB 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018069 TOWN CRIER PROMOTIONS 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018070 VERIZON WIRELESS, BELLEVUE 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018071 XCEL ENERGY 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018072 EXCEL TELECOMMUNICATIONS 5/14/2003 Paid Chk# 018073 XCEL ENERGY 5/14/2003 Total Checks FILTER: None MAY 2003 $10,335.00 2003 CRACKFILL PROGRAM $456.00 DEF COMP W/H 5-8-03 $400.14 WINPOS ANNUAL SUPPORT $6,006.50 PROS. MATTER - SERV THRU 4-30- $4,510.99 PAVEMENT MGMT STUDY - SERV THR $70.00 P. PALZER JUNE 4 SEMINAR - MAP $20,405.25 QTRL Y PYMT - APRIL 2003 $61.26 HELIUM TANK RENTAL - VOL. APPR $214.00 FUEL - SERV THRU 4-30-03 $370.82 STREET LIGHTS - 395653-219678 $112.73 APRIL FUEL $45.10 WATER RENTAL $899.48 CHEMICAL - WATER $18.65 SUPPLIES $90.24 2003 IBC SOFTCOVER, EXTENDED I $4,161.80 PAYROLL WIH 5-8-03 $339.20 TIF NONCOMPLIANCE LETTER $289.36 REIMBURSE FOR VOLUNTEER RECONG $105.00 E. PAULSETH - MEMBERSHIP $10,287.33 JUNE 2003 WASTEWATER SERVICE $7.99 SHIPPING CHARGES $11,508.75 MARCH 2003 SAC - SHORTAGE ON P $658.2~ PAYROLL WIH 5-8-03 $353.23 PLUMBING SURCHARG QTR END 3-20 $25.00 RENEWAL MEMBERSHIP FEE $729.00 PAYROLL DEF COMP W/H 5-8-03 $396.40 OFFICE SUPPLIES $121.96 SERVICES PERFORMED $232.20 REZONING PRELIMINARY PLAT $1,684.54 PAYROLL W/H 5-8-03 $319.50 BREAK AWAY BARRIERS $1,500.00 1721 DUPRE RD - SOD Ese. REFUN $100.00 FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCT - 4-30- $427.30 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 4-23-03 $117.16 FUEL -APRIL 2003 $287.82 BUSINESS CARDS $269.80 SERV THRU 4-20-03 $0.00 PHONE - SERV THRU 4-24-03 $4.26 PHONE SERV THRU 4-24-03 $1,556.46 1694 SOREL ST - SERV THRU 5-1- $79,478.44 NNNNNNNNNNNNNN ~-a \I 00000000000000 00000000000000 .. WWWWWWWWWWWWWW ..'C (i) 00000000000000 a~ ........-t.............-t............................. c'< -a -an ........-t.....-t.....-t.-t.-t.....-t............. CD:r 00000000000000 ::LCD on a.~ 00000000000000 =II: 00000000000000 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NNNNNNNNNNNNNN ~gfa~g)m~~gJ~~g~& 00000000000000 m 00000000000000 3 00000000000000 00000000000000 -a 00000000000000 0" 00000000000000 ~i::::::53~853~~~~2~ 1 COQ)....OWOCOC1l....Q).,.WO)~ =II: -<~~fnaJ~aJ-us:-us:cn-ao men m ;;0 mmo>O-l>O 30 Fm;;o.rnOmZ~-uC:O~NO -an rp~}]-I~~~;;oififi);;o:t:m~ 0" ~~ffi6~~}J~~!!l~~}J~ 1 CD .. =R~ .. ~zo;t-<~~z z ~~::OcncA;;o~zm~-c:z . .. ::0 m 'i- =:!! m .. r- en s: r- m 3 ~::tl-<~-cncncC5lTi. ~:i! 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Inc. Centennial Utilities Clarey's Safety Equipment. Inc. Emergency Apparatus Maintenance Emergency Medical Produds. Inc. Fire Marshal Assn. of Minnesota Frattallone's Hardware Heiman Fire Equipment. Inc. Hugo Feed Mill & Elevator McLeod USA Metro Fire Metrocall Minnesota State Fire Chiefs Assn. MN Fire Agencies Purchasing Consortium Nat'l Imprint/Franklin Produds Northway Irrigation Orkin Exterminating Oxygen Service Company. Inc. Red Rooster Auto Stores Sedgwick Tom Thumb Verizon Wireless Viking Office Products North Suburban Mutual Aid Assn. 1 of 1 ACCOUNT 42130 - Equipment Expense 42220 - Travel. Conf.. School 42120 - Uniform Expense 42110 - Other Maintenance 42551 - Station 1 - Gas 42130 - Equipment Expense 42000 - Vehicle Maintenance 42260 - Medical Supplies 42180 - Office Supplies 42110 - Other Maintenance 42130 - Equipment Expense 42230 - Cleaning Supplies 42240 - Telephone 42130 - Equipment Expense 42240 - Telephone 42210 - Subscriptions 42200 - Dues and Memberships 42190 - Fire Prevention Supplies 42130 - Equipment Expense 42110 - Other Maintenance 42270 - Breathing Air 42110 - Other Maintenance 42110 - Other Maintenance 42100 - Fuel and Lube 42240 - Telephone 42180 - Office Supplies 45010 - Safety Camp Expense Total AMOUNT 664.44 1.355.00 168.50 1.350.84 333.88 555.38 352.82 173.92 10.00 142.88 312.00 30.21 351.88 136.24 75.90 530.00 35.00 623.99 87.75 112.46 220.90 13.90 103.00 17.00 285.80 786.78 70.00 $8,900.47 May 7, 2003 To: Honorable Mayor, City Council Members and Park and Recreation Committee Members Due to family commitments, I am will be resigning from the Park and Recreation Committee effective May 8, 2003. Thank you for the opportunity to serve my community. Karla DeVine tervi{fe 'EstabUshetf 1$57 ;/ STAFF REpORT DATE: May 14, 2003 TO: Honorable Mayor and CounciImembers Kim M S k C. Admini" Jtl!~ oore- yes, Ity strator ,.. FROM: RE: 6939 - 20th Avenue South; Rezoning Request. ......................................................................... Mr. Lloyd Drilling is requesting that his property at 6939 - 20th Avenue South be rezoned from B-1 Commercial to R-2 SF Residential for the purpose of constructing 15 plus townhomes, which is allowed under this zoning designation. Mr. Drilling has submitted the appropriate application and paid the required fee for rezoning~ The City Clerk published a notice to rezone and sent letters to those property owners affected by this proposed rezoning request as req~ired by the Minnesota statutes. Just prior to the Planning and Zoning meeting, Staff learned that before this rezoning public hearing can happen at the Council, a public hearing needs to be held to approve the expansion of the City's MUSA, as per Minnesota Statute. Planning and Zoning did open the scheduled rezoning public hearing and took comments from staff and the property owners. There were no residents there but comments received in writing from two residents were read into the minutes. As per the recommendation of the City Attorney, the public hearing was closed and no recommendation to Council was voted on by the Commission. A similar rezoning request came before you in August, 2002 and Council consensus was to retain the current B-1 zoning status. Staff continues to feel that this rezoning would provide adequate buffering to the industrial area on the east side of 20th Avenue for the residential area to the west of the subject property and would be the best use of this property. Also taken into consideration were the changes to the property tax laws in 2001 which compresses tax rates for businesses and apartments and that also expands the tax rates for residential properties. Also, I have had a call from the Metropolitan Council reminding the City that as part of our agreement to support the state's Livable Community Act, the City has agreed to construct 162 high density, affordable housing. To date, the City has constructed 130 of these units and the Met. Council is interested in the City's future compliance. Mr. Drilling will be in attendance to discuss the request and'to answer any questions. RECOMMENDATION 1. Staff therefore is requesting that the Council continue the rezoning public hearing until Jane=l,I-, 2GGJ aJld the comprehensive land use amendment public hearing will be held on June 3, 2003 at Planning and Zoning. .f~ 2.~~o3 tervi{{e 'Esta6{is/iet;{ 1857 1880 Main Street ~ CenterviJ{eJ ~ 55038 (651) 429-3232 . ~a7( (651) 429-8629 . STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE NOTICE OF REZONING PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CENTERVILLE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AND CITY COUNCIL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Centerville Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council will hold public hearings and may take action on the following matter: ITEM: Re-Zone from Cl (Commercial) to R2 (Single, Family Residential) Mr. Lloyd Drilling R23-31-22-41-0007 THAT PRT OF S ~ OF NE ~ OF SE ~ SEC 23- 31-22 L YG WL Y OF CIL OF CO RD NO 54 NL Y OF CIL OF CENTER ST & EL Y OF E LINE OF CENTER OAKS 2; EX RD; SUBJ TO EASE PETITIONER: PROPERTY LD. #: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ADDRESS: 6939 - 20th Avenue South The petitioner requests that the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council consider re-zoning the above-mentioned property for development into 15 plus town homes. The said hearings will take place on Tuesday, May 6, 2003 and May 14, 2003 Centerville City Hall, 1880 Main Street in the Council Chambers commencing at 6:30 p.m. or shortly thereafter. -Planning and Zoning Commission will consider this request on May 6, 2003 and Council on May 14, 2003. All persons interested are invited to attend and to be heard orally or in writing. You may contact the City Clerk's office at (651) 429-3232 or by facsimile (651) 429-8629 if you need additional information. If you desire you may e-mail: ksvkes@centervillemn.com or tbenderUilcentervillemn.com with questions or concerns. This notice is also availabJe on the City's web site: www.centerviUemn.com. City Hall is AD A accessible. Requests for hearing assisted devices or a sign language interpreter must be received before 4:00 p.m., May 2, 2003. April 14,2003 Teresa Bender City Clerk Published in the Quad Community Press April 22 and April 29, 2003. \ tervi{{e ~{isfiec{ 1857 1880 Main Street . CentervilCeJ 9vl9\L 55038 (651) 429-3232 . ~ai( (651) 429-8629 May 6, 2003 I, Lloyd Drilling agree that I am waiving the time period requirements for the City to act on my request to Rezone PIN #R23-31-22-41-0007 from B 1 (Commercial) to R2 (Single Family Residential). S-~~J Date' / /' tervi{{e ~tafj{isfiec{ 1857 1880 Main Street - CenterviffeJ M9\f.. 55038. (651) 429..3232 .:Fa;c (651) 429-8629 STAT:E OF l\1INNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE NOTICE OF REZONING PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CENTERVILLE PLANNING AND ZONlNG COMMISSION AND CITY COUNCIL PLEASE TAKE NOTI~ that the Centerville Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council will hold puPlic hearings and may take action on the following matter: ITEM: Re-Zone from CI (Commercial) to R2 (Single, Family Residential) Mr. Lloyd Drilling . R23-31-22-4I~007 THAT PRT OF S ~ OF NE ~ OF SE ~ SEe 23- 31-22 L YG WL Y OF elL OF co RD NO 54 NL Y OF CIL OF CENTER ST & EL Y OF E LlNE OF CENTER OAKS 2; EX RD; SUBJ TO EASE PETITIONER: PROPERTY LD. #: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ADDRESS: 6939 - 20th Avenue South The petitioner requests that the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council . consider re-zoning the above-mentioned property for development into 15 plus town homes. The said hearings will take place on Tuesday, May 6, 2003 and May 14, 2003 Centerville City Hall, 1880 Main Street in the Council Chambers commencing at 6:30 p.m. or shortly thereafter. Planning and Zoning Commission will consider this request on May 6, 2003 and Council on May 14, 2003. All persons interested ~e invited to attend and to be heard orally or in writing. You may contact the City Clerk's office at (651) 429-3232 or by facsimile (651) 429-8629 if you need additional information. If you desire you may e-mail: ksvkes@centervillemn.com or tbender@centervillemn.com with questions or concerns. This notice is also available on the City's web site: lVWWo centervillem 00 com. City Hall is ADA accessible. Requests for hearing assisted devices or a sign language interpreter must be received before 4:00 p.In., May 2, 2003. April 14, 2003 Teresa Bender City. Clerk Published in the Quad Community Press April 22 and April 29, 2003. \ """={r'Ci-':; I;) - { ~I ]i tt ,j 'J'i B ~ . (I ~~~~,,= " ~- ,;!R,= ;~'I~.L.,.c_~=,l_~~ lI':!I/' i ~ ". =..-CF'.-..-<. ~~, I:~/ n ~/ .#/ it JI l.u t, it .~ ,..II~"-~>-._"....~-_.. III ,.-".'..,".-. ," .-..-'..~ =~~ .... "Z:.. ~ ........ - - , --~~ - -~ tim.~ ~~ os.. '''I!:a .... ... ...... Q - ...... r. ~ } \ ~ n-.=" -- .. '"' ,.,,4" .,.... ..7.",-:J- . ~ ~ II ~ ill :,j j J 'i I 11 I I ! . J !II I --=-~'~r='-="~=r~=~l }).." ~ ' ~ ~ ;7.__ ~;:G~ _ ~~ .F:~ Office_Address_List 4/14/2003 Title First Name Last Name Address Line 1 ~~~~._~_I!:"~_~o_~~~~~!I"__.~.~._..~~~~~.~r <?u'!._, 193!~~!gl!.!~~~~~~!~!!~!lIe -L~__________ ~E~.__._ _.._____,,.~.. ."__J.~~~_I!>~2!f.~Y__~~.~u~~! _~A:_!~3~~~~.~R~_!!~~~!1terville lMN ~!:_& ~rs.~_=~,".~_~.:~~.~_~~~I_ .~~~___.~!:~~gc!,!_~_~_urr :1945 Eagle Trail lC_E!~~!"iI~~:MN ._~ ~~~..& ~Mrs~.~~!~~~~.!~~~1<?!~_~~_I!~~~!_~J1946 ~~Ie "",=~ail .~;~~ntervil_'e jMN ~ . Mr. & Mrs. 'Darrin ._ ;~osher or Curr '1949 Eagle Trail ~Centerville iMN 155038 Nlr:& Mrs~-"~-'-'Jeffrey------'- .- "--'~;Kuhiman -orCuf1952 EagieTrail ~-'cer1tervi-"e lMN .155038 ___.~~__.>._~ >..~_~~... ,,,.. __~_ __.~_....~.~"~_~~~. __..~__",..._..__~~",_.~_.:.._.=___.____.J . Mr. & Mrs. ~Darion ;Love or Curren :1953 Eagle Trail :Centerville iMN ~55038 Mr. & Mrs~'~----';Michael-'=~~--'-"~.:'Ko(ilubOyor CU i1"955Eagie Trail;CenteiVille ~MN--l55038- h'_'~~~~_______"~._'__._'_~_____~_~_"__~"~<_'__'~_~.~._~--!~~_.,_..._.~,_.~o ~~,.. ~....._--_.' .~ ~._. Sulliva~ _~J~~sC~!!!i~~~~_:.9~~""!.9~~!i19~.~~.~~~.~!~~~j9_~.~!~!Y!~~ !MN _ i5~038 Mr. Mark Olson :Ms. Jill.Branso ;Current Owner ;1934 Center Street ;~enterville )MN :55038 ~~eid ~~-===;~_~_~~~I!~~I~~~~_~~r !~.~(~~r!~L~reeC';Q~~~~ije j~N -[55038 ~!:.! Mrs.~~!ai _1:I~1>>P o!..,__"__"_____l.~,~!fent Qwner:. i1949 Center Street ;.~~!'te~lIe IMN 155038 Mr. & Mrs. ;Brian lHanson or Curr;1950 Center Street lCenterville jMN 155038 Nfr~ & Mrio-..---~fDayid--~~-.~.--.~-~-~G.rafskY-orCurr.~1957Center Street fCenterville iMN !55038 Mr~& Mrs. o_.__._-,.-fwayne-.......~~._.-~--!ROdriquez-or -c11960Center Street ;CenterViiie lMN 155038 ~~. &' MIS._~=-J!!!"'~~~--'==._[H~.~so"-~~~u!T j 1965 Cellter 'StreettCente~lIe iMN-!55038 ~~~rs~~~~__~~H~~~u~19ro~r~re~ ~e~rvil~:MN !MO~ fCurrent !Owner ;2010 Fairview Street~Centerville lMN" ;55038 .~..~...~.....~._--.~~-~------r-_.._._-_.~-~_! . ~.- ~r. --Lf!.onald _~__ ~Da~ley or Curre !6908 Sumac Court tCenterville !MN ;55038 Mr. & Mrs. ~Daniel iMartinez or Cur~6918 Sumac Court jCenterville IMN :55038 ~r. & MIS. _____;Josep~__:~J.~~ele~r ~':Irre :~~_~urftac Court-tcenterville '!M~j~3~ Mr. & Mrs. ; Kenneth ~Carpenter ;6885 - 20th Avenue iCenterville jMN l55038 MS:----'coUeen--'.!Carpenter oiC:6895 -:-2oth AvenueTcenterVille !MN ;55038 --. ----.-~- .,'--.---!cu'rrent----.- '--:owner'-..----~69oi~- 20th Avenue iCentervUIe-1NiN--155038 -_~~~~_~==:= _~l9~-rrent.=~~=~~_I~~-~_-..~.-~~=__~~~~:-~!!.~v.enue ~e~e~IIelMN !55038 iCurrent : Owner ;6939 - 20th Avenue ;CentelVille lMN ,55038 ~:r.:~._-:=~==:__J!.!Oy[___-:=__LQ!i~~~ng~'.:'-_:.=~j!~ 85 M~~~ Trail _~I!!~NiIJe J~N --!55038' Mr. & Mrs. : Herman ~StrehlowlRehb ;6085 - 20th Avenue jHugo ;MN ~55038 . _. _,....,........_ ......,.___....~, _~.,.______~._ "_"'-"'"""-' _~z=-_ _'f_.._..r____~~~~~~._.__.___~..$,,~_.~.......~......~_~.,_.~'_". _.,...._~... _...I~"~~...,.~~."'__ ...~....__.....<r.__-..._'06. ,.~~. .......~_,....~'Il":O______."""'"...,.,......--...~-~f_UOO_~~..~' ~""-.,...., _~'r-'''''':=- -'--.....,.- .c:~y_.,,_~,..,..r~~~~ ---._~...:>#~ :Rehbein Prope :6085 - 20th Av !P.O. Box 368 :Hugo !MN f55038 Page 1 tervi{{e T-sta6[i.sfied 1857 CITY OF CENTERVILLE APPLICATION FOR REZONING 1880 Main Street . CentervilCeJ'lVl9{ 55038 (651) 429-3232 ~ ~ai( (651) 429-8629 VARIANCE: REZONINGL .:T Any additional costs incmred for FEE: ~ + engin~, legal fees, publication or other reqwrements . STREET LOCATION OF PROPERTY: SIZE OF P ARCEL(S): FEE OWNER: ADDRESS: APPLICANT'S INTEREST IN PROPERTY: ~ FEE OWNER LEASE HOLDER CONTRACT PURCHASER OPTION TO PURCHASE ,4- Z t?/ 17 e j-tJ -///[/1/11 1ft /11 ej DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST: /!7 ~..s ,/ REASON FOR REQUEST: ~5/~ /~/),aj/to/ . .'&{\~:~~:;~/::";:::~::~\:'\\::S:;:~~;~~\\~i:?~:'~;$:~\t0~'~'~~;~~:{~~~~~:~'~~1~\~~ ."~~ terviJ[e T,sta6{wet!1857 1880 Main Street Centervil~, Minnesota 55038 . (651) 429-3232 RECEIVED OF AMOUNT Uovd DrilDng $260.00 7185 Mound trail little Canada. MN 55113 FOR: ApDUcatlan for Re-zonIna CHECK # Ck#3160 6939 20th Avenue SURCHARGE ACCOUNT AMOUNT , BY C_ Step"." April 14, 2003 Receipt. 8459 . ..,' ," . ....:.. ::""":~:"';,:;:,,\::~,~>,~~: .: .." ...., ,': -:,., . ~...~ ....~:~:.~~..~.....: ::../':..:.....;.\~,.~:...~\.,.~.\.~~':~~.~..,~\~:..~~..,;~~~: . 00.:'....:::,..., ::,': ,~':,"':I':"~""'.":.":"-"''''':-:'''\'''~'~'~'' .'..::.::.:.;........:.~. ~'. ..'" .. .:.:~, :"',. .~. '''''. .:.' '. '. .::..:.:~~.....::.~~:.:\..::~..:-:...:~:.~:>~.:/~:}:.:..\~}~;~;:~::~~~:N:\~\:~~;:~\~:<.\:::... :." . '\ . '." . ... '0 ......... . ~ '''. . ':' ... ~.'. : " . .... .::..,' :.}~~ ~-=::~~~.:~~~::.\.~ . ',: ,": ,,~,',. ...... ..'" ~ " ,.,: . '0,.,,' .. ...::....".,.. ,'_.. ,,' ,'~' .. ,,~: ,.. .:::.~" ", "'\.~. ..' ..,...... ~ ""0 . :.. .~,"" ~, '.: \, :.... .~f:: ",'.. ".\ . "'''~.". :...,:,.,', "..~': ::", ":" ~,..~~..... .:.'..:1~:~-~~-'~~ ,". .:.~...~...':~:~.\~.. ..~~...~"\\:.'.}~-:..'..:.~..~.\.... .,..... ". < "0" . '. '. ,', '. :\. ..~ 0.'" .. ~;."'~' '0 . . .. .. . .. .. .0.. ,": ,'. 0': ,.00 .0, .. .. . :i~: ..'0 ~. :: . ~(:.Y:- ~. {;t~tH 1": .,' '"-:,. .... ", -"i. .t.' .: !.~;\ .. _.....~ ....:. . .. :.....- .. ::. .t .... ":.' .. .?~- ..: ..~' !?;.~;~ il t;.'\W~~~f~g ~ METER 15'2.41 · i : r ;~r:~;n ~ .. ..... .:-~::;~:?~ r ~ . "~.... :.- : :.~ .~.;::: .~:~':~ ~ ~.. ~ : . '.;~~\~. ::. ~ (~~~: ~ : ~(~ , OUS.O~7 ~ jl ~. ~~ ..') : f- '.....~_,.~ HMt:n:~ .!;214' tJ ! ~ : .. i ~terviCCe ~1857 1880 NtdnStruf · CentmJi/{e, !M!J{ 550.38 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Steele or Current Owner 6926 Sumac Court Centerville, MN 55038 A ~~~T_ ~ ~/ ~~ ~:;f~l: ~l 1880 !Moin.Street · ~ !M!J( 550,38 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Rodriquez or Current Owner 1960 Center Street Centerville, MN 55038 "/\JG'- ~:D :.terviCCe ~1857 1880 !MtdnStTeet . CenteruifIi., M!J{ 550.38 Mr. c$ Mrs. Robert Schaefer or Current Owner 1970 Cente~ Street Centerville, MN 55038 --,-- -- ,........-", (~A;16: ) \~/ 1880 !Main Stl'lef · CenteruI1It., M!J(. 5S0,38 Mr. & Mrs. Darion Love or Current Owner 1953 Eagle Trail Centerville, MN 55038 .-. ...-...-....... .... ....... ..- _4..... .-..-----.....~_"':":""'-.--~.-....._~~.....t8~~--.-_.._......._.1.r ______~______...___.__....__.. _.. ". I : :" .:.;.~:~ f..' " ;. ", .. i ~. *:~. -~ ~ ::,'f,':.. :~ .:..: '~,!;.:'::.': ;,: *. ,:.. ". . .:. I. .:."'.. ::. ,~*. ~,:..~';:.:~: , ';'ir~,t .~. ~..;.?:.~'~ t . :,:.;~.:,:#::~~! t e. .".# ~.:: ". :~: :-:.' ,:,./...,.*j:i: *"~,, ':. ..,.:.. ,* .: . ~:'''': ..t+ ~ ~~: . .:. :', *:. ';~: .'.;:.:- '::' ......"..'.:: ..:' I:' ~.:~ :r'. :.:* ., .....t ~..~ !.. .. .. 7: . ,..4 ;" -* ..'. * . :" ~ .. ~.~.;. .:-... :" .... : . -;. :.. .; .; ': .:..:.. r' . ;. ....j... .:.. . :::;.; ~~:j::.: ~'.. ,,"f , : '-:,:1 ).~::.':' ::;. ~~. .... II' . . . f"l" oi ':":. :t ". ..' ." o. .."0." :': f:l~}I~l ; ~ ';'.:,' ~',;,{::~<~} ~~, ~. · . j::.::-1'~t .. ~:';:'-"~::~~~..: ~~. ..~~Iftli1;~(.,.. :-:;':'~::?:,:~ f' '0' ,.':', c' ~'.. .::. ).::=.: :' :: i "i.'/,;';',~., ~ ,U~ POST~ $1;' ;~.';j},"1J :;.' ~O 0.3 7 ~,".:,:;/>..'f H ~Ere:i 152:41 ;> ~ . : :.' rf;H J:j..-"\:G'-..... u.s. PCSTAGEI w: (:J~ ~ : ~/.1..:~.~1 3 0 ~O 0.3 7 : ~ ~ v ." H METSR '1;2 '.1" .' 1880 9Ai1in St1ret . Cen.terllille, 9tf!Jl55038 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kodluboy or Current Owner 1955 Eagle Trail Cen~erville. MN 55038 ;,,' -:- il. _liIS~~~_ ;.. ...."".. '--...:;:;~ ' c:~ u.s. POSlNJi *'j : \ ~~ 11 APR16'03 ) ifr 0 0.3 7 : i " V H ME1EF\' ISiU$ ;; 1880 MoIn..smet . CentmJi{U, !M!J(.55038 Mr. . & Mrs. Jeffrey Kuhlman or Current Owner 1952 Eagle TraD Centerville, MN 55038 ,~ \J G 0 ( Al'R16'OJ ,~~ U.s. FeST_ fi fro 0.3 7: I -11 H M~T;::~ I ~ 2 1 4 1 i:' 1880 !Main..smet · CentenIif(e, M!Jl 55.038 Mr. & Mrs.' David Grafsky or Current Owner 1957 Genter Street Centerville, MN 55038 - (~~G(;~\ ~~ , tervi{{e 'Esta66sIietl1857 1880 94tzin..street . CentenIif(e, N9{ 55038 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hanson or Current Owner 1965 Center Street Centerville, MN 55038 :.. - ~~.~::~.~.-:. I i t r" i ( ;.'::'~.: : '" '.' r' ':,.:.V:: ~ .<~l:); t: ::- ~:; :J}:~::o' t ~>.;.: :;~?::':~: ~:. .'. ".. ~ ~II:I ~<~.'..~ .~~;,~~<:';.:~; . " ":o':" t.:: < -. e.. ::. :~.. :... : ~:... ".':~' -," '-..I~;. ..~:: . ...- ';? :..::: J< .. .c., : .; ..: ", :". .. '. t i"., . ,t.... :' .~ ~. :.' ." :.: .... ~ ,~ 0) ~~~~~E~ ~~ : ( - AI'll16'03. . ~~ 0 0.37 : 5 ~/ HMf.:TEP lE2j~l . 1880 Main Strut · Cmtenlifle, !M!Jl 550J8 R. Reid &P. Shaughnessy or Current Owner 1941 Center Street Centerville, MN 55038. - ----d ~"'" /-<- to,) 0" f:' u.s. FC;'STAGE ~. Ar-R16'03 . ~O 0 ~ 7 · :. ~r I,~ .,:' \ I .,,) H tt,,,TER l' l : 4 1 : "'--,oil' 1880 9tlain. Street · Cente1vJdIe, !M9l5S0J8 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Martinez or Current Owner 6918 Sumac Court Centerville, MN 55038 /.....\10-,) V.s. P;:STAeE I ~ ~', .., ~ (~ Al'l!16'Q3 o. iro 0.,) 7 : S ~/ HMETER Hi:~J1 . '~i: .'~Jerviffe ~1IJ57 1880 Main St1Bet 0 Cmteruille, !M!Jl 550J8 Mr. Mark Olson & Ms. Jill Branson or Current Owner . 1934 Center Street Centerville, MN 55038 /"\JG:) /~ .... , 0 ( A1'ft16'Q3 \ ~ ,~::;/ lJ.s. POS"".dlGE *1 ~~ : ~OO,37: i H M~rER ~~2f4 f tit"J ..;.tervi[fe ~1857 1880 !Mtdn Street . CmteroilU., rMg{ 550J8 Ms. Colleen Carpenter or Current Owner 6895 - 20th Avenue South Centervi,le, MN 55038 ~~~.. .. -. -.,' ...... .-. ...~-"- .t'~:e::-.."."'-'''''.'~_~_.~_-=,.",,,,,,-...,,,.~,,,: ....:~::.. '.:' .~.' :.....~.'.~'.~\~.::.;-~-~~:~.'isj;"it-:..r. "0 ~-----~~... ....~.. ~ 0' "._. ..... "0 ...... ~_~__~.__~_~-...,_..:--_.;, ...~~_t..... :~Y'::Xtfh"~,~:, ~ :',- ;~:.::~::~i _', . :~~, r,~ i__ : :.-:.-:;,':.. ' .. .. . : .,~~:"~;.~, , -=~. .(.:~::." <X;~;ij ~ "':\":;' :::' :' :. ::;:~: E: . ~. ,,' . ;.. ~:.;..; ';,::::..:' .. ::" ... .~~: ~~'~1:.' ~ t~~~~ . j' ~~..::.~~~ "-: :~", .. "..;." 'f '. .;.:' :.:":".: "/ ... "::::~. :.:....:.. :.,' "~." . ~ ~ . f' ..:.. ,. ~ .--:; : : ~" -:~. <~ y", " ,?: . , "" 'f . . .. . ;'~. ' ; . -. ~ . ..~'. : ~~z.... . .,..' . " ". .: .... .~'" .. ;~;: ~~.~., : ~"" - --_..,:..... /. '.:. ",..'... : .,,;:.. :.':..'.~ ;' ., f . f' } , i- f i ; I . ~ : t . ~.. ~ ' _ terviffe ~18S7 ~ /.-/- 0' ~ u.5.FOSTIiCE:1 ( AfRt&'03 ~) ~( 0 0.37 : SJ ~ H04ETE;~ 162141 ~ 1880 !Mizin.Street · CmteruII/e, N9{55fl38 Mr. ~ Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter 6885 - 20th Avenue South Centervllle, MN 55038 - :;:':,:".~~!;;i i .f.~~.~:. ;:.:;.:j.i:..~~,'~.;~ t 1 ii . ~ ~ ":~ '~i~I ;I;Li . . ;<;~fltf~ ,. . ,. ';( .~.;:F~' :.: ?' --~--~'f,~ ":' ,;..' .. :'. . I ::;~.: ;.:.:- ~ r:::, fr~~7;~ I ~ HI'-F.TEIl IHMl . 1880 NIIi:r& Strut . Cenf8f'tlifU, !M9l550J8 Mr~ & Mrs. Blaine Hopp or Current Owner 1949 Center Street Centerville. MN 55038 ~ I. ,,' .;_ '.. .. f. . ~ /:'.~';~;:;t~ : ::: :. .;.:: ': r. 'J~fY.;;. t .' .' ...... ." : '.. .Lt:t!'~: .' . i", : ,''":..' .. :.:~ ;! ......~" . . '.."",...:-. :-.,,/ ":'~ J::f '~:~-r,'~\: }" ;::.". ". ~. ...:. ,';' :./- .~~: -: :::..... ., \J G /~ 0 ( '~t6'03 ~ 188094ainStreet . CenbmIiIfe, !M9{ 55038 MOr. & Mrs. Brian Hanson or Current Owner 1950 Center Street Centerville, MN 55038 f).So POSTAGE i ~~ fi #. "It ~ . OO"'7-1t ~( .j ~:I H Mt::T~P. ~5 21 d 1 :J .: :.:' :; ..... .... '. 1880 !Main. Street . Ceate1flllle, 94!1{ SSOJ8 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wood or Current Owner .1946 Eagle Trail Centerville, MN 55038 I . "0" ."~ ~-:.-''''''_ . __~~'_-~~~'~_:-~__" _---=-~'..-po...4.=...~.~ ~.~~.~_.. .;..'..~~:...~:~~~~~~-I... UA ~ *:1 fr ':~ ~ ~ 0 0.3 7 : : HMEn-:? 11)214\ ~ 1880 !Main Street · cent.er'1IiIk, 9tl?(.. 550.38 /-~ .... U :J (~ MR16'03 0 J f};~;~ ~ ~ HIoi.~ER 1.1.'.\1 it Mr. & Mrs. Mlchaellongen or Current Owner 1945 Eagle Trail Centerville, MN 55038 1880 Main Street · Cmteruilfe, M9(. 550.38 -'..------ _~.."::.viI'~.:.iIJ:"#~.....-~~~:r,::o::-~........~~., U G <- 0 u.s. POSTIlGE n : AM 16'QJ V) f} 0 0.3 7 : II .:1: ~ H~1Em>:~2141 tJ. Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Nelson or Current Owner 1931 Eagle Trail , Centerville, MN 55038 1880 Main. Street · Cmteruilfe, N9{550.38 Mr. Lloyd Drilling 7185 Mound Trail Centerville, MN 55038 ~~..~1.~~30 ~;~~!l ~,., H METER 1~2'41 y. I .. ; 1880 9Iloin Street · Cmfmlifk, M!J{ 550.38 Mr. Ronald Dailey or Current Owner 6908 Sumac Court Centerville, MN 55038 .........--.'":..-:-..-....... .._.r.~.........._.,..-......~..~._~~~1!~... - -- --- /~. #~~ o~ Q~ro~~E~1 I ) ~tj) *, APR16'QJ "0 0.3 7 : $ f1'-\ HMETEJ? IS~t41 .,,' ,. ,; r~ f' t. ~ '.~ : :.;.~:~ .~~ ~ (:: E,. 'of.._ of' ....~.~:. ~'./ ..'0 ~:', .~::,~', ~ ~' ;.t!~~}:. t ~ .. . e" ~.:,:. .. ::. "::. .." .. . ,f., ~::;~',:::, ~r~' j.J.. .:' .:;:. ., ::... ~.: ': '. . ." ....;..: .. .. .~.:; : . ;.-~:~ i.: ~ '. .... ...:. . ,0,;-; :.. : ~i. '..:.. . ..:: ,~~~'..~ : . '::'. ;....~'~., . "'; . ....~ :...~'...!,~ .. ~. ..;, t' 1880 9tfain.Street · Cen~ N9l55OJ8 ,,.,......\jG', .0 ,~ 0\ d.S. POS"rJi.GE J I \ ~ :.<: I M'P.16'03 J' ~~ 0 U.... 1: 7 = \ ~'1.t. v oM; . \ / ~ ..., f ( 'l-" H p.a~~;;, :f~~~ 1 ~ ~ Mr. Robert Dolfay & Ms. Julie Gerr or Current Owner 1937 Eagle Trail Centerville, MN 55038 1880 NaiaStreet . ~ !M9l550J8 p-'~..:.o:,~:.'..;-" ~ '-... ~a\ u.s. POS'-lGE of ( APR16'03 ) f? 0 0.3 7 : i ~4Y HM[;TER 152141 ." K. Sullivan & M. Schmidtbauer or Current Owner 1933 Center Street Centerville. MN 55038 ~ t ..... . :.. .. :.. 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''-:-"..' ~ . . ~ " ~ \ .~, . . eo ,,~,.. ~ ;, ~ 8, .~ ~ ~~ ;u C) ~ 10" 0 SIt N ~ i ~ '...:J ~ I f ervi{fe 'Est46{isftetf 1.857 .,' ~ f I ~17;)1\ ~ ~# STAFF REpORT DATE: May 14,2003 FROM: Kim Moore-Sykes, City Administrator \~ J ~ TO: Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers RE: Rezoning, Lot Combination and Preliminary Plat Requests for Hunter's \ n~' Crossing, Second Addition, Phase I. .. ~ V' ......................................................................... \~\f I- \.~ . ~</J ~~ Mr. Richard Carlson has requested that Hunter's Crossing, Second Addition be rezoned from R-1 Rural to R-2 SF Residential Planned Unit Development for the purpose of developing single family residential homes. Hunter's Crossing, Second Addition is proposed to be comprised of the two sections of land lying directly south of the existing Hunter's Crossing, First Addition residential development. But before this rezoning public hearing can happen, a public hearing needs to be held to approve the advancing of the City's MUSA, as per Minnesota Statute. An amendment request has also been submitted to the Metropolitan Council by the property owner. ~ Mr. Carlson has stated before at the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City O/~. . I~ J( Council that he is interested in doing this development in a phased manner and as such, ~~ r.. he needs to combine the two parcels in order to accommodate the construction of the first f\(\J} phase of the proposed second addition. Mr. Carlson would like to grade phase two of the ~ I ~ second addition of Hunter's Crossing so that he can begin construction of the storm water ~ ponds and the installation of the pipes. He proposes to also seed the second phase this ~ year so that the graded area has time to settle and stabilize before construction would '. 0 l.-- I A~.# \~ begin in this area in approximately two years. .~ rY"' r..1JY, ~o . . ~\T llY Combining the parcels now, also gives him clear title and alleviates any potential issues U\poX with setbacks that may arise during the construction of the first phase of this addition that ~ may encroach into the-adjoining parcel. O~ Lastly, Mr. Carlson is also seeking a preliminary plat for his proposed development \0 f;, vJ showing residential lots on Phase I and Phase IT as an outlot. r . Mr. C:arlson has su~mi~ed the app~~riate applications :md paid the req~ed fees fo~ th~. ..,~ ~ rezomng, lot combmation and preliminary plat. The CIty Clerk has publIshed a no1:J.ce V~. for these public hearings and sent letters to those property owners affected by these - ~ proposed requests as required by the Minnesota statutes. , Mr. Carlson will be in attendance to discuss the request and to answer any questions. RECOMMENDATION 1. Staff therefore is requesting that the Council continue the rezoning public hearing until June 11, 2003 and the comprehensive land use amendment public hearing will be held with Planning and Zoning on June 3, 2003. 2. Hold the public hearing for the lot combination, with appr9~ill contingent upon Council approval of the expansion of the MUSA ancfCbuncil approval of the rezoning request. ~v Hold the public hearing for the preliminary plat, with appw~a1 contingent upon Council approval of the expansion of the MUSA and"Cbuncil approval ~\t of the rezoning request. 3. c2 ~ K~~ RICHARD S. CARLSON & ASSOCIATES, LLP. 7671 Central Avenue * Fridley, MN 55432 * (763) 786-1218 Fax (763) 786-1219 April 17, 2003 Ms. Teresa Bender City Clerk City of Centerville 1880 Main Street Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Ms. Bender, I would prefer to maintain a similar chatact~r to the 2nd Addition of Hunters Crossing. Please pass along this list of names, for reference, if changing Shot Gun Trail and Widgeon Circle is being considered. I will be talking to Mr. Wtlharber about a on site memorial for his family and follow up our c sa; on a; ay 6, 2003 ~lanning and Zoning meeting. RSC:ce enclosure cc: Mr. Thomas Wtlharber, 6849 Centerville Road, Centerville, MN 55038 Mr. Tedd Mattke, Ma~e Surveying & Engineering, Inc., 7671 Central Avenue, Fridley, MN 55432 ~ QUAIL GROUSE HORSE CAMP WOODCHUCK WHITETAIL OXBOW DEER CREEK COUGAR RESOURCE STRATEGIES CORPORATIO N 14001 RIDGEDALE DRIVE SUITE 300 MINNETONKA. MN 55305 952/513-9548 ~A Y QJ:\?/J:\1 ~QJ:\AQ April 17,2003 Ms. Cheryl Olsen Metropolitan Council 230 East Fifth Street St. Paul, MN 55101 RE: City of Centerville Comprehensive Plan Amendment 2003-1 Dear Ms. Olsen: This letter summarizes issues I have discussed with Tori Dupre regarding a sewer staging ameIidment in the City of Centerville. Also attached are copies of the Plan Amendment Information Summary, and Centerville "Growth Management Plan" and "Utility StaginglMUSA Additions" graphics illustrating the proposed amendment. I also spoke with Don Bluhm, MCES, and he informed me that downstream capacity in the metro system will currently accommodate sewer flows planned for 2020. The City has receive~ a 43-acre single family residential development proposal which includes 77 single family lots. Approximately 18 acres of the site is located within the 2006-2010 sewer staging area and approximately 25 acres of the site is located within the 2011-2020 sewer staging area. This development will generate approximately 0.0208 mgd sewer flows. The City's approved sewer staging plan includes the following projected wastewater flow data: 2000 0.299 mgd 2005 0.371 mgd 2010 0.436 mgd. 2020 0.564 mgd According to Don Bluhm, the 2002 wastewater flow data from Centerville was approximately 0.273 mgd. Annual projected wastewater flows in the sewer staging plan are anticipated to add approximately 0.014 mgd per year. This estimate plus the proposed development would add a combined 0.0352 mgd to the current cumulative flow of 0.273 mgd or' an estimated 2003 total flow of 0.308 mgd. As you can see from the table above, this anticipated flow is consistent with 2000 flow data and is well below 2005 and 2010 forecasts. There is no land use change associated with the proposed development. The site is currently guided LowlMedium Density Residential, which is consistent with the proposed development. There are no regional park, transportation, or airport issues associated with the proposed plan amendment. Ms. Cheryl Olsen April 17 , 2003 Page 2 of2 In summary, I do not believe there' are any issues that warrant a full plan amendment review at this time. On behalf of the City of Centerville, I would request a waiver of review. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, Dean R. J ohnso~ Centerville Planner CC: 'Kim Moore-Sykes City Administrator encl. ~ o Growth Maitagement Plan Figure 11..C 0.25 Miles 0.5 11 Hunters Crossing 2nd Addition Low/Medium Density High Density Residential Commercial Industrial Public/Semi-Public CBDlMixed Use City Parks Regional Park Preserve ..... ~ ~ 04p......4A_. April 2003 Nt Wetlands ':~:~:;:~:i:~:;J Floodplain --- -- Proposed Trails c:::::::t Proposed Collectors 8 City Hall .. 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Centeruilk,!M9l 55038 T,sta6{isfiec{ 1857 STATE OF MINNESOTA (651) 429-3232 . !FQ,;((651) 429-8629 COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE NOTICE OF REZONING, LOT COl\fBINATION & PRELIMINARY PLAT (HUNTERS CROSSING 2ND ADDmON - PHASE 1) PUBUC HEARING BEFORE THE CENTERVILLE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AND CITY COUNCIL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Centerville Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council will hold public hearings and may take action on the following matter: ITEM: PETITIONER: PROPERTY LD. #: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ADDRESS: Re-Zone from Rl (Rural Residential) to lU (Single, Family Residential) Planned Unit Development (PUD) & Preliminary Plat for Hunters Crossing 2nd Addition, Phase I & Lot Combination Richard. S. Carlson Development, LLC R23-31-22-33-0003 & R26-31-22-22-0011 THES ~OF SW~OF SW~OF SEC23 TWP31 RGE 22, EXN 417.4 FT OF E 208.7 FT THEREOF ALSO EX WL Y 24.75 FT OF SD S Y2; EX RD, SUBJ TO EASE OF REC & THAT PRT OF NW ~ OF NW ~ OF SEC 26 TWP 31 RGE 22 DESC AS FOL: BEG AT NW COR OF SD 1/4 ~, TH E ALG N LINE THEREOF 1317.5 FT +OR- TO CIL OF CSAHNO 21, TH S ALG SD elL 440 FT, TH W ALG A LINE PRLLIW & 440 FT SLY OF SD N LINE 133.3 FT, TH S ALG A LINE PRLLIW & 133.3 FT W OF SD CIL 441.2 FT, TH W ALG A LINE PRLLIW & 881.2 FT S OF SD N LINE 1180.15 FT +OR- TO W LINE OF SD ~ ~, TH N 881.2 FT +OR- ALG SD W LJNE TO POB, EX WHL Y 24.75 FT THEREOF, ALSO EX ONE SQUARE ACRE IN NE COlt ORSD ~ ~, EX RD, SUBJ TO EASE OF REC 6813 Centerville Road The petitioner requests that the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council consider re-zoning, lot combination and preliminary plat of the above-mentioned- property for development into 35 single-family homes. The said hearings will take place on Tuesday, May 6, 2003 and May 14, 2003 Centerville City Hall, 1880 Main Street in the Council Chambers commencing at 6:30 p.m. or shortly thereafter. Planning and Zoning Commission will consider this request on May 6, 2003 and Council on May 14, 2003. All persons interested are invited to attend and to be heard orally or in writing. You may contact the City Clerk's office at (651) 429-3232 or by facsimile (651) 429-8629 if you need additional information~ If you desire you may e-mail: ksvkes@eentervillemn.eom or tbenderUUcentervillemn.com with questions or concerns. This notice is also available on the City's web site: www.centervillemn.com. City Hall is ADA accessible. Requests for hearing assisted devices or. a sign language interpreter must be received before 4:00 p.m., May 2, 2003. April 18, 2003 Teresa Bender City Clerk Published in the Quad Community Press April 22 and April 29, 2003. 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Mr. & Mrs. Hector 'Gaeta or Current Owneri6874 Beaver Pond Way 'Centerville ~MN i55038 <q_._._......____~-...-__~___~..~...~=~~._~~___~.._._~_~~_l_.__,~~_.-~_.._.._~..~__,_~......~ ~..~ ._=___~_~_._....__...~_~.~._:_~_~____~ ~~~~E!.~__~.__._'"__;~~~~__~_.. .~~ ..__~...;687~_r~~~~!~_.~~I!~~ay _.(Ce'!terv.i~~!~~~_~~~~..._..J~~~38 ~ Purmort Homes or ;Current Owner 16880 Beaver Pond Way :Centerville;MN ;55038 "" ..~.~_'"_..,___~_~..~'_:.._-. -.-.--."~,~__-.-.----_~l~~. =J-._._._.____~.~~~=~.__~ ..~____~.~.__._,,_~=.J~..~'__~~~_~ Current : Owner i6883 Beaver Pond Way :Centerville:MN )55038 ~~~-l~e~------~~B~~d~~~~--iN jM~ ,-~--~- -~~- ..~.--I~~~--~_.~~-~--------~~--~----;~=' ~~~en!._____~..._~~~~____.~_1~887_~e~~~_~~~~~~y_;~~~ntervill<<!____.!,!~ ;55038 ~~~ent ~Owner ._~~688~1!~~ver PO!ld Wa1_~entervill~~~MN 155038 Current I Owner 16891 Beaver Pond Way iCenterville jMN 155038 cuITent-..-----}Owner -.---~----;.6872 Deer Court----.~~Centerville IMN ;55038 Cu..rent------.-.cOwner---------- '6873 Deer Court --.---.------tcenteiVme ----.---cMN-:SS038 - _~._ .~__~__._._~~_._.___~_=______.,,'>.__... ~~~.._J.~______.,_.-....'_~_..~___..,__-- Mr. & Mrs. Dave :Berkowitz or Current 0 )68n Deer Court iCenterville JMN !55038 C.u.rrent~-~--_._.~-..1.OWner--~-=.-<~...-.;6878>De-er.Cou.rt-~...-~......_.........~-.-fCentelvilie~-~..---.TMN~'155038-- .--- .-.......~..._---_._---~-.-~-<--~-_i.--,~-,--.-~~.~~.---.~~'-__~~_.____u~~..._c___.c."..-____.._~~....~io.........-..--.~.~__._..._~,..__~--__....~:._...c-~-... ~ur:r~n~~__~_~___~_~Owner _~~_~=.~~__~__~_~;.~!~~.~~~r~ou!l_.._._<.._._..M .:C~nterville ._.;.~N _~5Q~ ~~~~~~~~~~~;.Q'!!ne~c.~__~~~88~~!?<~~r-C~.~~---..~.~=c_~1~E!~~rvi~~~J~~~_-~;~5Q38 ~ Current ; Owner ;6885 Deer Court - :Centerville lMN 155038 ~!:_~~Ii. Mict'ael :~anson or-Current Ow ;6886 Q!~r- cou![~_:=:==:='9~ntervi~ _)MN--~5038 9~_~en!____~_____~__~!pwn~r :~890 _I;?!~ Couf!_~.~.~___jgen!erville __i.~~55~~ ~~!!~nt ~~_~_,iQ!lner ____~16~8 tI~_I!!~~.~!!~!~~,,~_~.__~:~enterville lMN 155038 ~~.~~~~....~_.___~~___:Own~~.~--~~16-~~~.!1le~_!.~~~~___._.._..._j~!~t!rville ~;"~N -L~_~038 ~om~~u~tOwner___~_1~~~~______~~~ille___~ 1550~ ~~~~~_~_~_~_~_.:_Q\!~_~_._~_____:.~_~38 tI_~~~~._!~~I~.v,__,_ .~..:9~~~eryill~__~~~N ~._j~~c!~~ ~~.~~~~..____~_<...__:~ne~.___~.__.___.___~.___.:!~.!-i.~.~~~~J!!':~~__.m._..,_.. ._.___.~C!~_~e~lle_..~._~~;~!!___~ 15~~~~_ ~~~nt ,,,.,,,~,,~,___~_._..__.;Owner ~~~_:_,______~._.~~..~~~~~~I!~I~lu_ "~'. .... ...u._;~~f)!~.rville ..__.~_._~.~_.._?=~~Q!~~ ~-!. ~_~rs~~~!!!~_~u",l~~_~ander or _~urrenL<?~.:~~_~~2 ,~.~!!~_~!_~_~~... .".".,d _."'.~,~~~~!t!~ill~.__.._~..:.~~~. ...uj~5~~_ Meadow View Hom ;Current Owner (1668 Hunters Trail : Centervi lie :MN \55038 T -s'.,___....~....",'-~~~..-~....,...~s_____ .,..__~-..~-*_~__~_~~....._.__,.._._~._.-~=__""~....._:_~__.~_~=_.<__T.~_=.'..~-. l~"'>U<;...-::; "'".._..... _......'""=="-.-_-__,..__.-......--.-_~"_"T_.' ......n.s"..........._r: ---::7. 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Owner :1694 Hunters Trail Centerville MN '55038 9.~1.!~~~ .__...~.~.______..~~~~~.~~.:;_~~!~~_=-=_~~=~~=~=-~"'.. ...=~ _~_~~1~~~.~!~_~~!!~!1.__ ~~."_>o,._:~.~.:~~~te~!~~~-...:~-~.~~_[~t~~~:...~...i~~~~~.__..~ Mr. & ~~_:_~icE.~~I..~.._~~~~~~~~9.~!!e~!._~E!~;c~.~~!_"T~~~~II.~ Circle ......9~~~~~.i~~~". .._=._.~N _..;.~.~.~~~_,...._ Mr. & Mrs. Lawrenc ;Klecker or Current Own 6908 Tourville Circle Centerville MN 55038 Ms. Dawn Sperry or Current Owne 6913 Tourville Circle Centerville MN .55038 Page 1 Office ..;..Address_Ust 4/18/2003 First Name Last Name Address Une 1 Cit' State IP Cod Current Owner 1707 ~~.P~~ Road Cen~~~i~~~.,_-....,_..,~.~ '~~~~~~~.~.'o. Current ,Owner ,_._.0' ..~_!~_.~~~re. ~~~~_ .,~._.,~.~_o_..~.~!~~~~.~.I_~ H~_'~"":~~" , . ~.~Q~~~.><.. Ms. Jill :De~ti~~..~_~.~~~~~!o.~~..'~. !?~ 1"~~~P~_ ~~.E!~v v.__"._..._' _.9~~~~~~~.1~..... .... ..._~.~N .'~~~~~___. Cuurent .,,~.._,..~.~ner .._...L~.I~~.~~p~~_~C?~~=..._..__...~_.=...'~enterville .~.~~ ~~!~~_~__, Current Owner ;~.~..?~~. ~..~~~.~~_~~........_...~.._i9!~~~_I.X~~.I"~_.~..,.__.<>.~MN... '0 ..~~~03~_~_.. 9~~~~t....".........;.,_..._......,._.._". .~.~er :1741 ~~_P~._l3o~~__,,__.,",.____.:~!~~!~i~.~~_ _...,_.__:~~., ._.~~~03~..__.. Current . Owner ~74! ,I?~~pr~_~~_~~_..w._..__..._. ',Centerville ;MN.... :~~Q..~~__.m Current '" .",...:~~.~~ ~_....__~___.... ..~._~~.~___._..w~..:.~.?~~...I;?~p.r~._I3~!~._.___.___..._"_.~_.~.~~~!~!"ille '.._ 0 ~.~.. ..~.~~~38_, ~r. Rich~~ ~. q~~~~~._~~_~~~~! 0 .!671 ~.~ral ~~!~~~~_.._......~_~~d~_<<:tl" . MN .~~3?___ Ground :De,!~I~~~~~!I~..___._.~..__., _~...__:~575 ~~~~en Y~~!~.~~~,_\~~lden V~I~~~""'J~~ ....~~~!____. ~~>..o~Y~.~ '. 'W~~,~~~. .~r_~~~~~~!.~~~,~.~~~.Q~. Cent~~~,I.~~_~.<?~~__~;.~!!~!~~i,~.~~. "._._._<_.:~~.__. ...._~~~03~___ ~~~...~~~~.:_.~~!~,,_~._<.~~_~!I~~~~.~rre~!_Q~~~l~?~_~_~~!~!Y~!~_~~!~_~.l~~~I!!ervil.I,!__~~~...__..,~~5038~o_. ~.~~_"~~!!~..~.,_._.... ~~.....u_.J~~~_r o~~~~_~ent ~~.~_.~I1.,~_~~~~~!!~~ Ro~~_~9~1!~~"'-~~~._....__..._~~_~_.......j~~03~___. ~~~~~!Q~._ _u___~___,,_._. .~_...:~CJ.ll~.. .~~ ~~~~!!t.,..Q~.~.~._~~_~~9._~~!~~~!,I"~~~~~!<<!.__ :9~~~~~~~._.___~.;!'!I~~_. .... .~.;.~~!l!~."m_ ~!~,_~~!!.~~nd___...___~l.~~~~_.or C~!!!~t Own~~~71.~_~!I!~~~~_le Roa~__,._J~!.~!~~.~!~.__~,l~~~_._..._.._;~~_~3~__".. Mr. Michael ilee or Current Owner l1746 Dupre Road iCentervilie iMN :55038 Page 2 tervi{{e ~{i51iec{ 1857 1880 Main Street . CenterviUe, 9vf?l 55038 (651) 429-3232 . ~Q,i( (651) 429-8629 CITY OF CENTERVILLE APPLICA nON FOR .!'~LJMIN4RY PLAT , "..I. Any additional costs incmred for DATE PAID: APRIL 15, 2003 FEE: ~. 7i.JJt + Engineering, legalfess, publication or · other reauirements. STREET LOCATION OF PROPERTY: WIUJARBER FARM LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: SEE ATI'ACHED SIZE OF PARCEL (S): SEE ATI'ACHED PROPERTY OWNER: RICHARD S. CARLSON DEVELOPMENT PHONE #: (763) 786-1218 LLC FEE OWNER: RICHARD S. CARLSON DEVEIDPMENT, LLC ADDRESS: 7671 CENTRAL AVENUE NE, FRIDu:Y, MN 55432 APPLICANTS INTEREST IN PROPERTY: X- FEE OWNER LEASE HOLDER CONTRACT PURCHASER OPTION TO PURCHASE DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST: REASON FOR REQUEST: Signature of Applicant y time, even if the By paying the above stated fee, outcome is denial. APRIL IS', 2003 Date . .,~ '"n o ~ ...I :D n % 'ii 2> 0 :a 0 c !IJ C) -n~)> :D~ ~ ~6o'" ~r-mtD -~~O -.... .. :a Z ~$:)> ~zr-C ~OI~m CDOIm< tiZp! NC ... rn . ~ 0 [p -a OJ i: m L11 Z - ... :-I Ln .... r- 0 0 0 ~ D:J DJ .J] -. C )> ... m =I ~(}I. (:-)jut GEJ..,. ' ~ . EI> ,-, ~ PI 'l co r f f ~ II- ~ . . r~t ~. . t< t~. ; \'f~ ~ . . U~ Ii ~ ~ n ", f! I: f\) o o f\) (-: II t: i- t-: Ii ;~ i: t ~ i' ~ t. i I i ~.:: :.... .J . ,'a -,', . , . . . .......~.'.~.~...":...~..; .....-:0... ~~~~.~.:.:....-~ "'~'.".:"'.',,:~,,,:,""_'~...~.._,'..:.~.\..:'..'. ",'.. '.: . T..sta6{~tiet:l1857 1880 Main street CenterviJle. Minnesota 55038 (651) 429-3232 RECEIVED OF . . AMOUNT Rick Carlson . $9 625.00 FOR: Rezone R1 to R2 (PUD) CHECK # 2003 & 2002 Cash .. $265: Prellminarv Plat (Phase 1.'" SURCHARGE ACCOUNT AMOUNT BY TerGtl Bender A.QrlI16.. 2003 Recei~t # 8462 " ..~'..~ ",' ~. tervi{{e ~ 1857 CITY OF CENTERVILLE APPUCATION FOR REZONING 1880 Main Street . Centervilfe, M!1\l 55038 (651) 429-3232 . ~Q:l( (651) 429-86~~ $ZS: IJl:> Any additional costs incmred for FEE: ~+ engineering, legal fees, publication or ~ other requirements VARIANCE: DATE PAID: APRIL 15. 2003 REZONING: STREET LOCATION OF PROPERTY: WILHARBER FARM SEE ATI'ACHED UI~ ey ~ SIZE OF P ARCEL(S): SEE A'lTACHED PROPERTY OWNER: RICHARD S. CARLSON PHONE #: (763) 786-1218 DEVEIDPMENT, LLC FEE OWNER: RICHARD S. CARLSON DEVEIDPMENT. TIT r ADDRESS: 7671 CENTRAL AVENUE NE, FRIDLEY, MN 55432 APPLICANT'S INTEREST IN.PROPERTY: X FEE OWNER LEASE HOLDER CONTRACT PURCHASER OPTION TO PURCHASE DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST: understand that no ., . \ . Signature of Applicant APRIL 15. 2003 Date Signature of Property Owner ~i;:~".~;~~~~:~i!;::~\:~\~~~~~~~r:!&~~'~:~\~~~~\.~~~~:!~~~~~~~\~i}tt;~;~i~~h~~'~~~;<<~~1:~}'i:~)\;~)\~%t(~:~~;:i%~~::.!;:;~~~~t:~~~::~\~~~~:{: . \ ~.,:. ~ ~ .." . ; . ".', ',.'..: .. ::.....'.:,....' .. ".:.. . ":""'" .'.... .......~ '. ".: 0'. ". ., 0.".. .... :. .. ....... . "0 \~~\\ . ~\\\ . \~~\~~ ~r~\\;'\\~\ '~~\~~\)~~~~\\" .~&~.\\~,,~~~\\,\~~\~~. \; ~'~t \,: ~~~\' '~: ~~~\\\_~ ~~~~\W~~~~& . .. ,,,.',,~, ,,":.: ".\ ..... ",".. .. . ".'~ .. ~.i .......... ".' .: .:"\.' ...... 0, .:~. '"I' ; ~..~.' " ..' '. .. ...... .." ......: ,':- ~ .... ..... :;. .... .. ".. .:. ..:. .". . . ii o o an o ::rJ ... 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J880 NaiaSttut · Centeruif/e, N!Jl550J8 ~U.S.pt;STAGE; _ -, 1;' ~ 0 O.j 7 : : *' H MEiE!-~ i 521'; 1 * Mr. Richard S. Carlson or Current Owner 6813 Centervllle Road Centerville, MN 55038 1880 NtJin.Stred · Centeruif/e, M9(. 55OJ8 : ~ ~. .:.'- ~: .: .:.-.~~. a :'~;' ::; ~:>'}; . ..... ;'aa:":a " . ..4" .; ..;. ;. :':~f:::: :. . -: .ao..:..~ ". I. :....! ! ~ ~~, I f4 t# I :~~.. ....;..~ .~ . : -'. 0"1 .... ;/;r{ ;. :..- ;..~ i::.:....# ..... ~.. ... ...::.... " .~t:~ Mr. Walter Prachar or Current Owner 6756 Centerville Road Centerville, MN 55038 !.. .~ f.t. .~:-~::'.:l .~t~.:i" ..; : ":''.... ~a. ~ .~ . ..;. ;::: ..;. -t ..: ..# ~i tJi .~: ~~ 'I.f.: j; .. ... .j'~ #.".,'. ... t fIr u.s. POSTAIe I ~OO.37: ~. H METER 1:; ~ 1 42 '1:1 .... .. J', .. .. .~*~ :" .... :: ~ . .,~; ~. ~t .:~ ,: i~. : . ~ - .. f..:" v ?~.;'..~;;'". ~'- ; : - :. .' ". .:--! :. ':'.,~:~.J.: <~. *. ;. :r..... ... t r >~ ~. " i~ . .~ j ." 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POSiAGi i~1 fro 0.37 =n t:'" , H ;41~R 1 r; 214 1 fi~ 1880 !Main. Sma · Cen.teruil/B, ?If!Jl5S038 J.E. Schwartz or Current OWner 6882 Centerville Road Centerville, MN 55038 J~.\ /' -(' 0 \ ~~';- us. POSTAGE !l 1, APR18'03 J' ~O n 3 7 i< ,!; ~ u, .~. ~_// .; ~4ETE~ ~fZ1411 :J 1880 MainStTeet .. Cen:te7'tJifk, !M!J.l55038 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilharber or Current Owner . 6849 Centerville Road Centerville, MN 55038 '{j.;"t1:D, .~ . -- .. . - i,-.}~:!;:;'. ;" . . .- ..:':. .:.. . ;~: :.-;::.;:-:).\0: i~ ;:.. ~ '~~~'~':~.':?~::..:~:' ~'. ,,- c'" ";: < .',;./~ .:...... '~~ ~ ......::~ . ~r!. ~/ . .,:: ."':.": i.!?_:.~~ , ~r:-7.i... ~./ :,t- ~: f.; 0:: ;.~. " .' - ';~'~2_ : t{ '-." .:.~'t> .~ :;'..' .: -'f- f":, .. .~ .- .... ht ;:: : 4fr; :."...' ~ . :.~~:... . .~.:.. , .. !.-. .:'.;~'~..... , ~ - ~ l~' 0'\ . u...... FOS.WiE ~rl ; ~ ~ I APR18'OJ \J ~.~O 0 "Z 7 .. *1 \ :r:H;. / v' tl ~. . 'I\- ~ ~ ~/ HMETi:"R 1~21'" ., 18809LaiaStnet . Centeruifle, 9tf9l55038 Current Owner 6868 Beaver Pond Way Centerville. MN 55038 '''~', (-<' 0'\ . O.$. POSYAGE Cl t ~1:JO'~ ~0037:: \ ~. t ~~ ~) . i-' MF.Te~ i:;21,11 ;1 188094tdn.Stnet · Centeruifle, 9tf!Jl55038 Current Owner . 6865 Beaver Pond Way C~nterville. MN 55038 U.$. FOS!AGE ~ ~. t ~ 0 0.3 7 : f HMETEr. "S21~1 1880 !Main Stnet · Center'lliJfe, N!}(. 55038 Current Owner 6857 Beaver Ponq Way Centerville. MN 55038 ~ I' "t.' 0'\ u.s. PCSTAGE -Ifl ( Al'I/18'03 \) ~:W~O 0"'"1 .. ! \ j@-.(!'~' ~l ~ HMciE~ 157U1 ~ l880 !MiIin Strut G Cen#rtIifIe, M!Jl 550J8 Current Owner 6851 Beaver Pond Way Centerville. MN 55038 L ':. :':.';~':~'.}:." i ~.: [i:.:i:~..:., ' !'. ....... ,,0 .:~ ~...:- ~:'"'!'~.'..'~" .. . ...-: . : ". .. -..;" . .~"""c ..~:",.... ..~.:'..:.'.:-. . ~~;}: '.:.:-:.. .. . :~j)~; . ~ ~!: '~.:~~':". ',' :t~i: J~~: ..~ ,;..;. ".. /'" .:;i.r, . .:. '. ~i _".. . .;:.~'. ".~', . .. :""".. :.1:.... ;. .: .. ~ .. ":; .;~ ..; .;,: .' .. ...: -....: r.o .:::.. 1880 !MJdn.Smet . Centeruif{e, !Jbl 55038 Purmort Homes or Current Owner 6880 Beaver Pond Way Cen~erville, MN 55038 ,......'uc'''--. u~. t'9Si"diE 1 /.~ 0\ s:~~l .~. " i ; Af'R18'03 \ :2:~o 0 7 7 ' : l j cfiJ ".J .: \,./ 11'1 ~ H~~E~ ~:;2141 ft 188094aiaStreet · Cen.~ ?if!Jl 55038 18809lltJinStreet · Centeruilfe,!M!1{ 55038 18809lltdnStreet · CentBrlJi/:k,?if!Jl 55038 Current Owner 6879 Beaver Pond Way Centerville. MN 55038 Mr. & Mrs. Hector Gaeta or Current Owner 6874 Beaver Pond Way Centerville, MN 55038 ~~J~ U.S.~Z7AGE 'I'D t' \~~ : t A?R18'03)' }.~~3:JO 0 1 7. ",' \ qJ;,.~.u; · !j ~~ HMETE!~ ~;2~~r *'i us. pOSTAGi ~I ~ t 5r;~n 0 .., 7 . · @'Atu.j.;] :-; METER l!i 214 1 y .. ..' 'l.J:' . '."... ". _.:.~. ;,~ ". ~:'''~...'~I~n~'~~~I~';;i'':.P.__#-:''~.~''. .... ". ..,--.-: ..;-:::" ~~ ,:-:"r....~..:~,.~.~.:P ~.:.'!',; :~. :.~' .~!;.:,~r...'" .... . Current Owner 6871 Beaver Pond Way Centerville. MN 55038 /'~ /~ -.(. 0 '\ ~ ut. F$'iAGE ~I \' APR18'03 J ~jPO q 7 7 . ~ ~~ ll.,,", . ~ / ~ ~J.::;/' t t MET(R ~ - 214 i ~o!! .....:~: .,~.'i.. :'. . ~.. :):L. H . ...,.:......~. ":' .... ., :': II. : .. ,'. .:;. --t ; ,. 5' ~:~..,~".:~:: ffH~~~. ~:'::( .~;~~.:::~~:TJ... 0;. "~:';: .', .:~.:~.,:.:--::\:: .0: :." ..." . /.::. ..::-: ::: .:.....: f'.:.,. ..: ": .~...:... .': lri.~: i.: ":':"~ '.. '5;~i:? /~fj:~~- r ~::...!. :~.~.. '~..'. ./,," "': '.r; .M~: . ~..!;...; .. .:',,: -f . "," ' .- !.. . "" ~:;~:{ ... ~.. ". <~~.!... ; f.:;.::::. 'ft .:t~~ - " .::....:...::.a;..~... "...\"'....L&.~~\"U..."'...~..'~..hJl.\'WO'u.~.-..:..l~ .....~t.ac.l...~ .\.&;&~.:....,,!:~....:.U\,U,,'! ....~~.boMV~\i~...U.~~.~,b.:.h.-\.:..&."'~..,'O.oI.\.~'Wt\.~~Itt\\.U.~:.'h.~,,,.b~~~~~~~...t\..:.~~.!~..:.,,:.\.U...\.~:h..~.....,..,;.\:. ~Y..'-.....:.:.~"'\_\;..~\.-...__........Ji..\,,- ~~'-...-1"'~'lo~.l..~.:....:.hl\~~..~l~\..\:-l~..\.IJ.,,::.~.:...: ...'...;..\...;....:~~,..;.\:~~.\....~..a.:.).~t,)u.\~~..~\\.:....\..:..'U.~.h;.:.\..:j"b:.~~..,.....,a~l!~\.'\,:.\!~~i)~~~b~~~.~'io.1 188094tzin.Street · ~ 9If9l55038 Current Owner 6888 Beaver Pond Way Centerville. MN 55038 '//~"'" /' v..' 0 \; ~~ u.s. ~til.3E tl . ) "'{('~p ;\ t, APR1S'03 ':}o:" ~..... '" 7 7 . ~ \ ~..J U U.J .. ~ ~y./' H M:::TE~ . ~:! 1 ~1 ~ .. '.. ~.. -:;\<';,~:::':~: ;', .... ! ... :1..........:;:: ;',~ 1880 !M:4inSttat · ~.9tS(. 550J8 Current Owner 6887 Beaver'Pond Way Centerville, MN 55038 ./\JG"', ~ ' 0'\ u.s.1'OJAGE !tS \~) fi APR18'03 -~~O 0 -:- 7 . .I! ~' .j. B.: H Ml!TE~ 1 57':..11 ~ 1880 !Main.Street . Centeruille, !M!Jl550J8 Current Owner 6884 Beaver Pond Way Centerville, MN 55038 ./~\j?~ lJ.S- PQS.';A$E '" J\ ~ :J (m"lS'03 );.j 00.37 : "! ~d H ME1i:1! '.211.1 .0 .: ,. .. : ..~~:>,' ::'~;: <~ . .0... l~.. :880 !Main. Street . Cen.teruif/e, !M!Jl55OJ8 Current Owner 6883 Beaver Pond Way Centerville, MN 55038 \I.So r-OS1AGE ~I ~ *' ~~;;.:sO 0 'Z 7 · : ~"ab .J. : ~ H METI;R ':!: I. ~41 ~: ,. :~:~ ...:?~;:; :'.::"f ,> .." ..;:., ~:.;~-" -:'. ."'! ". . ". .". ........._...~.. ..--- -_..-.-- ..-- -..--.-.- --.--...... ..-_" ......,r-.... ..,...----.. ..- -_. ._._.--.....-.....,,_......-._._~..... ......___.......1 ....-_-_v_...,_w..,,:"..........ll..O..:.....!._,,~~~~....._...__.. .__.___............_"....:....I..~.__..,. _",__._,_._". .__.~_..'.............,_".._.~.._.....__............""'''~...._._......_._......._....,,~ h_......7~ .1'''_ .....~ .......,,_......,.. - ....._'-_.._._ .-..",....._~~_..~.fo...~\-~-...;._\:.:~~.:~ ~~'\J(;""'""" ~ ~. /..{, 0\ .,"".. .s.:;. ~01.1AGE If I \~d I \ APR1S'n3 ) ~1jPIO Oa3 7: :J ~:./ Hl.ETE" :~H4' ;, .~terviffe ~1857 1880 MainStre# · ~ M!J{ SSOJ8 Mr. & Mrs. Dave Berkowitz or Current Owner 68n Deer Court . Centerville, MN'55038 '(...... \J c 0\ . us. P"&Js6E ~ \ ~L ~~ ::JR18'03 it~o 0.3 7 : i *= t f ~ !; Mr.:rF.:l ;52'41 if 1880 Main. Street · eenteruilfe,!J4!Jl SSOJ8 Current Owner 6873 Deer Court Centerville, MN 55038 ~....':'..t..'.,_. ..' . -G..:. . ..., ~ 'h~ y...;: :p.,',,;,.' ~'''. . .......~.arol'':'....._ .... ..~...' . :...- ..- ........ '.:.r.-'i....~ ........,.. ~-""'~"':"'-.~""""~.'~"':::""--':-~;':.~:' ......:. .;.~ .~.;.:Jo.~ : =-:....;..""r:~r,.r~:...-z''!"1.!.... .J.~~~....:~;.:"......:...... IJ.$. FCSiAGE tilJ ~~ ~ ~I:;~O 0 -, 7 . * dP:4Jt · ). . :1 #t:""f" ;") _' , 1: l-1 "; _ . C,., IS.. i 4 J ~ 1880 !MidnStTeet · ~ 9tI9l55OJ8 Current Owner 6872 Deer Court Centerville, MN 55038 'Y__ . _ .....~. ..... '''-. ..'. , . . - - .':: - .~_... ~.. ....... ...:......;l..r......:~.~._-.......~'z;,.j,1I>,;'~.J~~.~~~"~_:..~~__...~..~~.. '. .:___. :-""'~ .__.~ .:'l:.,.._~~.-.~...~.~ !,"~I.".:';.: .... .:.>..".~.. _:,.... - ...._ , . ~ ..~, u 0\ us P~1'AGE tt C t ~~ 'wl Ai'R18'03 \ ~7r~~O n ~ 7 . ~ .J @~ Lo'.) I . ~~ I oF. . . ~ ~;.T::'/;"' . e. "!. '. ~ . f '.\ /' 1'1 ,'".~:'. ::., I ~.. . l~ 1 '(\.. -.-- 1880 !Mtd:n Street . Cmteruil/e, !M9l 5S038 Current Owner 6891 Beaver Pond Way Centerville, MN 55038 : ...:;<:.;.. ~ ~. f:fjj: ~. ~ ;"<:. ':;;< :~~~~:.' ~?: rf:;.?:~;:;?; f. ~~'-:> >'~.:... :..i~~::.:_..~ j ~:; . ._ I L."~;Y::"- ~_f./:": .','. /~tf.~J. > '.' . :: 1f.;'\~; ": ,.' /';'...;':":-'. . ..;....;~.J:~::.:~... ". ..~~.~~:. ~:~ :. -:.. ~ t :;~~. ~. ~;~;7 : .:..;' ~iJ.:. ~J~;:~'~'" . ~....~ . , ; ";: ..... .t-..! ".. -':~ .. 01' ....:. ~ ;~.' ~~~; :.~.'~ :-~: ~i~"...;:~" : ...~~. ?:;, - . ~.:.?/: i"~:;' : .rt ::::~ . ';.. , '. .'~ ...~. :"'... ... "~ :... .. :.~ . ;..... ' ~'i;' ~....;r~:"l' ." f;Ji~~ '.. t.... ~ . if '.:.; ~. '" .~ '... . :... ~... '~i . ~(ii . '~I:;:. ?ii .f":-t!. ~ ....~.:; ~ ''''~~ .:;t; ?JG........ ~ 0 \ 'J.$. PGSTN:G5 1tt ill ) ~ :) APR18'n3 ~..r? 0 q 7 7. i~' I.. ~ u.J . It H MET'::~ ~ r;~1 r! 1 li 1880 !MiIinStRet 0 Centeruilfe, 949(.5SOJ8 Current Owner 6885 Deer Court Centerville, MN 55038 :;)~~.{~:.i., . {'::.::L ::.: . '::;r:C>:.;ri " '1'. i." I." '." ~;,. ~ /~.... - (~ - G O\. as. POS11ti. i .' ~ ~. APIllS'Q3 . ~O 0.3 7 : ~ , ~ ! .~ H "'ETl!~ 'S2141 i 1880 Ntlin.Stree, · Centeruilfe, N!Jl5S038 Current~ner 6882 Deer Court .: ~enterville, MN 55038 l880 !Main. Street . Centeruiffe, 949(.55038 Current Owner 6881 beer Court Centerville, MN 55038 . ~k""""..~.:.;..::-::'-r.......:..~' D........ .......1Lo."...c~.r. ~ ~00:37 : ~;:}tfi;: H :-'<~Ti!f( ~;2~41 ~ I~' v v d+- u.s. FCSTAGI. tit ) ~ ~, I MR1S'03 ~~o 0 J7 7 · &t \ fft~. ..~ ,~ HM~Tf:i{ ~f:lf41 ~i 880 !Mt.dn.Street · Centeruiffe,94!Jl SSOJ8 Current Owner 6878 Deer Court Centerville, MN 55038 :.. :~ ~ .... .<~r >.:~~ .'.:..;.: . '.....~ ." ...~. ..;:.. ..--,:. ,e1~' . .~,;. .:;r' ~~ ~..~~ ~/f ...rt .. .. ....-. . ..... . ~j . ':~ ~!.. ~-i' :r: .1. ~~~ . ,'J? ':,::';:-f :., -:':~: ~ : .-t-.-~ :/ ..:", "5: .-.... ,/ ~\JG-"", /'~. Co \ US ,':lfJSL.- ~ f APR18'03 '\ fj}LO 0 ~ 7 . ! \ I ~~ .\.1 .:. ~ Hl4iIT:::R :;<14< : 1880 !MsdnStJUt · ~, M!1l SSOJ8 Current Owner 1616 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 /~"" / -.(. 0\ u.s. ~Si4i.G1! '11 ) ~ ;t ~::~ ~~E~ ~:~;, : i 1880 9.ltdn.Street · CtmterlliJls, 9tf!J(. SSOJ8 Current Owner 1608 Hunters Trail" Centerville, MN 55038 ~ C:0 U.$. POSTaGE I AP.R....118,~'O~. 3. ~O 0 "77 . i ~ ,).~ *- H WE-:ER ~5 ':"41 . 1880 94Idn. Street · Cen.teruilIe, 9tf!J(. SSOJ8 .Current Owner 6890 Deer Court Centerville, MN 55038 ~-.....~ u.s. POSTAGt '.t' /-< 0 \ ( \ ~ i \ APR18'03 J ~~~O 0 '77 . ~. ~1a' '..J I . ~ \.~y/ H M~rE:' ~!: l~A , r. 1880 Main Street · Cente1'llifk, !M9( 55038 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Swanson or Current Owner 6886 Deer Court Centerville, MN 55038 r-: . . '::'~' ~ . . ":.;: ;i~"~'~'.: ;: !:~~:~;;:: ;"~$! "'" : ::: ;::.-.: i' .-)),~:t. ';":; r . ':..:'~ ;': :'~::' '~'. ''': ~.: '; .::~tI/," .-; ., . :. ~~.. ; :;::. :'.J~}r' . :: ::~:.:"/:;'. " :!;:l"" :. i?)~~.' . 0:';.:; ./: . ,'1-' .:.:. ". ~. /.:: ...... ./ ..... ..." .. :.'~/.: '::.:.;~ ~.'.. . ;: :." :.. .~:. .., 'Ii '.#'. . .:; j "::.. ;;. ...-.:.. ."l';. .;,j :~~ m i~ ;:; .~~~ ':. :....!': . _.~ . (~} .. ... ~....~ - . . :~.. ." .' '.'? : '" . .- .;:~t~.~~ .: /-. :~t:;.:.. ~:"'" . ~i:.. :-0':';: .~;:~' -- . ;.:;': '. ::.: . . ,..::: ~ :"'.: ;~-.:.~ . '";; .-;. . /'\j -c...... I~~ J 0"\ ( Al'R1S'CJ ) ~ 1880 ~StIra · ~ 9ff!Jl SSOJ8 Current 'Owner 1654' Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 ~~ OiJ.$.OYOSj-.v -7'~ :~r~ ~ . .: -:,~ H METF.~ '5214 t .p :.. .. ....:: .. - .. .=. ..)~ .} .~\~ .:t:> :.~~.., ".. ."' ..... ...::.~-....: .:: :..::.r:' 't' I. .; , ..~~. .~:. .~/~ :: ~.-. ":'.' ':... ',,: ...:..:--....:... :."' ~~"'\. u..e;. FOSTlde *, ( 0\ ~ * \. QOo.37: i IIM~r!rl ;')21t:1 :1 188094tlinStIra tI ~ M!Jl SSOJ8 Current Owner 1646 Hunters Trail Centerville. MN 55038 1880 MtlinSttBet · ~ !M?l. SSOJ8 Current Owner 1638 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 liS. POSTAGE ~':l ~~ : X"'rO 0 7 7 . '* ~'\._t, .J'. :,t ~J ~! t~c:rE:~ 1:; 2141 .. ~- ;:;'J c ~ ~ Ilji. POSTAGE I { APR1S'03 } ~~O 0 J7 7 : : \ I~~ .': ~ :.:MErF.:1 /!;Z1di ~880 9ttiJin. StrEet . Centel'UiffB, !M9l550J8 Monarch Homes or Current Owner 1624 Hunters Trail Ceflterville. MN 55038 . . .:::'.. : ... ..-". t .:' !.... . if' :" ~.. .. l'IW .. :",;: .I..' .'~',:~;~t:; . .f;~::..~~': : .:~ ::?:~..~ ];J.] Lli "...~ :..... '. :..- '~.... : .. : .',: .. ..... ..... ". ......".... too . .... .. '". ,.....: ~~. .. ..-.. .. .."' .. .. .~... ::. .:~lP'~~: '.~ . -- ':" . . ~. . .:J'...~;7... ':.'.t'!r~ : .:{JJ;' . :' J~>' :;. : ..' . '':;::;.' . ;~_.~-::< ./ '/. :~!; ..... ~~,' ~:i ~; ~Ji; '. : f. -. ~~. ..;l~..' .' .:;: ~ { . ';.-.,1 . :. .. ...-..:~ . . .;.:~ \ . ';. ',,-,' ..~? 1: ..:~ -."}. . - .;. ~;;." ~ ::1' ... : ~~.:::.. :: "~:. .;: ;! , .:f' ~ .* '~~=r t; ;; ". ':.:.~j ::.~.: .' "".i .;-:j.:~ ., ~4 , //'\JG-~,"-. ("~ 0\ ~~, *1 1 APR1P.'OJ \ ~~(J~'~O:~7~; ~' 'J I ~'2k I .j . ~ \ /'~ * ~/ H t~t::rc:;: ',1 1141 :If 1880 94idn.Street . CenterrJi/fB, fJb(.5SOJ8 . Mr. & Mrs. Josh Wlaschin or Current Owner 1678 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 I~'o\ ( Ai":l18'OJ) ~/ 1880 ~St:reet . Cmteruif/e, M!Jl550J8 Robbie Construction or Current Owner 1671 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 1880 9Ifidn Street 0 Cen.teruifk, ?If!}(. 550J8 , -J Meadow View Homes' or Current Owner 1668 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 u.s. Pt)STAGE I ~(. * d;:?O 0 3 7 : 11: -- 'i:.::I . ~ H METE"!-? "S7 f.:11 ~, , lJ.s. p.~ 1t1 ~) *' ~~.. - "if iC?O O..~ 7 : :. 1-5 r.r,~11:1 !~: 2f"i :-4 :}~,:~}:,~{;<\.< '.{ ..':; :;:~.' : . \ .i~;l;>'t. . '~~.);:7: ~.:, .; :;>':':.' 1ff~1 ~'. :.::-:.:: .'". :i.J1' . ;: . :...:.. .. ," '-,',' .# '-';~~k~ i.... .. t ;~~ i.~."i .0_.' ~/i':~ lt~;; . .~,. :.~. ~:: . ";iT?: ........;. .. :: . ~:t:.." . :.~6.:, .. .;,....-.. .. ::. ......., ':.~:~f-f. ~~.~~;5( l~\JG-',-~, (-.(' 0 \ ~) u.s. PCa~ ~l ., I ::t$~ ii" ~ . ;, \ Al'R1S'03 j @....( 0 G.,) t . J \"-!..!..:...~n H M~TEr; ~:; 2'~; ~.J 18809lfainStreet (9 CentmJil/i.,?If!}(. SSOJ8 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Selander or Current Owner 1662 Hunters .Trail CenteNille, MN 55038 :.: :' ~:r7tr~::::= ~:::' . ".' !: ::.. '"'. ..-' .~... ., "'- . ::':.':.1' " . ~~- . .:: ", '., ...~~t- . " _:::~. . '.;,...f ';~". ;~ ;~; " . ~-I';~; ,: .. ..) -'. .I," :4 :t .=-r ';?;:: -~- ':l- -ti tt.:~ ;...:-:' 1880 MtJinStIUt · C~ !M!J(. 55D.38 Current Owner 1694 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 u,$. PCS':'1&-3 1: ~) ~ ~p~O 0 .., 7 ; ~ .J' ~ * !i ~t1~R ':!2~41 * :~~' ~ ~:-;: ~..~ .. .',.. ~~{~::. . .. . ..' . .. - ::.':.~....::.':~.:~~:~:.-~:.'~'.~:_~::.~...:.~:~'I..~:':,~,~,:,'~',.~"~!,',:,:.:::~.,::,:,,,,"',":::::.':.... ....~:.' ..~... ~,'~.I~~:~ -.\ - : \i~~' 1~8D 9ttiIinStTIet · ~ N!J(. 55OJ8 18809tltdnStTIet 8 ~ 9A!1l55038 [880 MDbr.StTIet . ~ ~ 55038 Career Homes, Inc. or Current Owner 1689 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 550~8 U.$. POSTAGE 1/ ~ ; ~O 0.3 7 : a H UEJEJ? -; s: 1-4.4 1 ~ ~ U~a - (~R18'03 . ~ ~~~:,: ~l Current Owner 1686 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 ... .. ".J.o~..!a.." -.-. .,t.~.... '.oI!._"" ~"'I'~" ".---- '#.~'t#f!'Z.~~ .;~...~.....--:.,...~..........z.....'-~ .pan':~ ~ \J G ~ us. POSiAa: it \ ~ i A.ORi8IOJ ,~O 0 37 . * .- .,., ) ~ ..' . ~ !!y H '-1!ffi;~ ;'.'1141 i, Current Owner. 1681 Hunters ,Trail Centervilla, MN 55038 t:~~: .:~ '. ::.. :; .. ::.::. :..~ ii. . .~.:, . ..-;' ";~':,?i~ti'f;.:" /{~t: . :." '.-:'.:~ ..". .. "" . .... . :~ :rr~.;::'3r :;;-~T 1:Jl:t~1~t-ili'! . ~~.~ :::..~.~ .... ~~i..~:':" -. ..:..~. .~: - ~:: . ~-: ;, ~'. .~;;. . i J~ - .:.~ : ~.'-.::; .'. ~i:-r{ ; I' . ....-............----.~.--.. ..._, ........ ...--.----....... ....-~.~... ------" '.-... _.....- ...,..........<~_._.. .' -.-. ....... _..,...,~....:...'"'~ ..J\:.... ..........; .... .._~....-......""'"_.__.......__.u...,_,.___.....\._...~.._.__...........__"1'--'..._"__-._'__ ...............-..-"..._._._.. ...___"'--_"....-J.~..._..... ._...__......._........-.. -~...:._. ....."'.,-..._":....._\.A'_..Co-l....~..,.~~""'-.~.._..A.-....~.~............;.J...a_...J,.~~.i.:!~ /"'';-f::'--, ,l~ '-J ()"\_ ~~ iJ.S. ~S..;J;S i1i ! Al'!l18'{)3 ) ~O 0.3 7: ~ \, ;oL,~"'_ / ::1 ,~ HM~r~ ~~2~~~ .., 18809tftdn.StlUt · ~ ~ SSOJ8 Ms. Dawn Sperry or Current Owner 6913 Tourville Circle Centerville, MN 55038 ~"." /<'- "" OJ 0 \ u.s. P.::S....A'3E ~l. :J~ : (APR1S'03 ~rD 0.3 7 : iJ ~i 1-1 ME-;E~ ,f:~1~1 :t 18809lltzinStIUt · Cmterl1ills, N9l SSOJ8 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Klecker or Current Owner 6908 Tourville Circle Centerville, MN 55038 /~ . / ,<' - - C \ !J.s. PF.AGEot} ~) ~~ :1 APR1S'03 \~~O 0 "Z ? · -4] @.,J; .'J I . :~ ! ~ ':.~..,., if t....ETE? I!J 2'(4 t :~ .188094ai:n.Street · Centerllilft., !M9l. SSOJ8 Mr. & Mrs. Michae1 Dunne or Current Owner 6907 Tourville Circle Centerville, MN 55038 ...~c......... / ".(-. 0 \\ u.s ?OSTAS::: ~l . ~~\ it 1 APR18'03 )" ~~~U~ 077. : \ ~.J . ~ \, Joll-" / H!Vt~T~Ii"i~1.~_1~ t.f ,----:...... 18809viainStreet 9 ~ !M9l55DJ8 Current Owner 1697 Hunters Trail Centerville, MN 55038 ..' .: . ~ .. . ... .:."" . . . . .." :-. ".". '...... :..r OJ;; -:"/; :: ".'. '..: ,.. .J.:." : . :'~'._ .:r". _..... ..:. ;..... ....i.~~: /'.;. .': .1: :; f ".;. :. I..~" - .... ":.. ~:'.' .. :i{< . ..::.~ ..~. '. :'.": 1':-~; .. J.)~lt~ .;,i .. ~:. :;1". .. ~..: . ". :.::~.;..~:/ .. : ~~.}j:'. ~t1-~ . :~*J~; . '..r~"~ ~. ~.: .. :\::.~. .~. ~".:t,. _::. rJif! ..;.. ". '''~' :':,; . : .;::,,: ~ ..~.. '...; :~?.. :'j!X :, .. :~ if'" :I:/j,. : .'~~~: ::-i-.:. "l .;~~:.. ::~ ~:.:? t ;:~ .. ~..... . " :~j .. ~~ '-:.. .;~"'~ .. ..{"~G :~ (...(:'- v Q \ ~LS. Pi:STlJ.Gi ii~ ! \ ~~) fiil \:WR1S'03 )) ~~~ 0 0 3 7 : ~jlf ~~ .. M: t:! , ~ fo! METER ~Z21J 1 .i. 1880 !MJlin.StIUt . ~ 9If9(.55038 Cuurent Owner 1729 Dupre Road Centerville, MN 55038 ~.. .......~ ~-.., ~ ...,:-;t~.~.. ,....~,.,..I'/J6,z.~_:~~.""I~ ...-: ';'.. .. .,.,. "":-:. ."":~~.~~"":.'. .-:.!.",.. ....,"'..... .. -~f.I!'!:I.~.::.-:.. ~ (/\JG'~ ,~ 0 - u.s. POS!AGE ,ft '1 -;\' . AP~18rC:) ~~O 0 3 7 . :1 ~ .. .: ~ H:.tl:TE"!! n141 d 1880 !MtIin.Strut · ~, N9l 55038 Ms. Jill DeVires or Current Owner 1721 Dupre Road Cenferville, MN 55038 u.s. POSTAGE 'f/I. ~) . ~~ << ~~ 0 0.3 7 : :. ., '" .l' ~'1 M~r::~ 1~2. 4. w; 1880 !Alain Sttut . centeJTJilfe, 9If9(.55038 Current Owner 1715 Dupre Road CenterviUe, MN 55038 (.~ 'J." ~t.~ ,~ 0'\ c ::t..'Vw'.~ ~l APillS'03 ~O 0 ~ 7 - ~, J ~ .u :j' ~/ IHICl1:ll-'5l'41 ~ 880 MtdnStrut 0 ~, ?If!J(. 55038 Current Owner 1707 Dupre Road Centerville, MN 55038 '~'.. ': .. ~ .\~:~.'. .:. :::~.:~ ;.;:.~ :r.::~6 .. .~ .. .. ~...". -. :'.;r~::: .F.' ::. . 5~~':;.~~~" .. .. .. .. . !oO; . :t- . fit. . III . "tr.- ;~:i. .. ./1;. ..F~~' .. ~ ?;:,. ...-;} . -5--;:" .. .:~f , Y;i~ . ~.#~ .:~ :-':.~ . ~.... .,-.-j ...:: -. :....: ...~ "1.s. C"OS-AG (~. 0\ ,,~~ ' liE ~J ( APR1 s'n3 ,~?O 0177 · :1 \ filRIUij,J J ~~ '.J. :1 ~ HMETER lr"41 ~J 188094Din.St:reet · Cent:eruifIe, ~ 55038 Current Owner 1748 Dupre Road Centerville, MN 55038 ~G'~') U.S.PCSTAGEI '\'.....<- APR1S'03 0 ~,..o 0.3 7 : t ~~ . t~ ~ ~' H ~Eit'~ I ~"!' d 1 ":11 188094Din.St:reet · Cmteruil1e, !M!Jl55038 Current Own~r 1747 Dupre Road Centerville, MN 55038 u.s. POr"~J! ~ ~ t QOO.37: i ,.1 ~.t:TE? ~!; 2t..~ I. ,:1 1880 Main Street · Cmteruil1e, ~ 55038 Current Owner 1741 Dupre Road Centerville, MN 55038 ~ ~' f.l!iPOSTAGE ~J \ Al'R18'm)\ ~O 0.3 7 : ~JI " f,'!"~ H ~~F.:irrr( . s ~ ! 11 i ~i , ~;' 1880 ~Street · cen.terUi!k, 9If!}l55038 Current Owner 1.735 Dupre Road Centerville, MN 55038 ~.: .' '. .~:';~-:~l/'~*.' ~::~~:i~/+ if..; ..? ;-~: :~:'~::':~~~,:,. .j~. ~:J.r ~~~" "i',.~,,~ ::.~ ~.. .~.;:~ :":;:.' . ~:"":~~ ~ ~,,,,,,~~ ;:...~.... ..". .: ..":'.: ;'~:': .. "'{:};':;. . !..: : ' .~f . : ....:~. ;t..:. ..'.' ',~..._ .. "'. : .i;.." ", : .rY":, " . -;. ., 5~;t> . (:f:. ::.. :'. .:.'~ "".. .:.~:.:: . :})I~:~~':\'" :,:t:~L ~iVfr-.' . ~ '.. ....1i~ ;~.;. ~ -...:':i.::~.~ . ,. Iff~~'~ ' )Ir . :~'; .~;~~:. ~.~. .:-,.:>:.. . ',-:'r:::;:: :.: ~f:~~:~i ili~ ;~~)~d . ~ ~ * .':'.' ~ ~~ .:*: ::~ ,t~ ' ~: .Xi . 1~~.i .' ,.' ~ '.. .-,.. I.. .' t; /~........ ~ ,<' y 0', tlS, FeST_ ~ I )' ~~ ~ Af'R1B'03 ~~~O 0 7? . ~I ~--' . J I . ~I f.~ ~~; HMEn:~ 't:~'141 ~i 1880 !MiJia$met · Cen.teruiIfe, !M1l SSOJ8 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Koran or Current Owner 6759 Centerville Road Centerville. MN 55038, ( ;18:3 0 ~~,~ u.s. FOSTAGi:i:'ft ~7l . :~ ).~Y'~O 0 37 .".,1 ~ . ..~ fH'ETE"~ 1::2~~ I :it 1880 Ntzin.$treet . Cen.teruiIfe, ~ SSOJ8 Ms. Lynn Wallin or Current Owner 6805 Centerville Road Centerville, MN 55038 /~G I'~ 0 -'* us. POSTAG~ ~, ~I APR1S'03 ~~O 0 .., 7 . a UI.'J J @~. .j .;1.. ! f Y H METf.~ ,!= ~.. 41. ;t l880 94tda Street · Cen.teruiIfe, 9If9l 550J8 GR?und Development 7575 Golden Valley Road, Suite #250 Golden Valley" MN 55427 ..~~. ._ U.S.18S'lAGe ~ I )~~ : \ APR1 il':J3 1:. 0 0.3 7 : ! ~~/ H :iE~R jl;7~": 1 :; 880 MsinStRet . emteroilk, N!Jl550J8 Mr. Richard S. Carlson or Current Owner 7671 Cen~1 Avenue Fridley, MN 55432 ~- :::: :. . ,: .;'.. ....: ~'::''; :.;?-" :~..~:':~::. -:,0:;.:' . ~~~.:.. '.'~:;},. . ~..", '." j. ~r ??,'~\~fJ i""1 .. . #:I. .. .' .~: .~ ~'. ~:,,: t: . : . .." : .. .,.. ..... .- . ~~~. - ,J.:' .. .~ ".: ..~..~ '. .. ,,:,... ..-: :.. .~;: . :,. .' ~:.:. '. - :. :~;~ ~ .. ~..:.:' ......:.. . ~: .~.:.. .. ..: ~ . ::. . ': 0-; '. ;r:~ ~'i 0..:4:' ...::'" :.: :~. 1 . ~~ .:j. :~.. :';. i. <t~. . .. :~.o;.:..~ : .. ;.~. .. ::~; ,. .~.=.... '. 0..... 1880 MidnStrBet . Cen.tertJilU, ~ 55038 Mr. Michael Lee or Current Owner 1746 Dupre Road Centerville, MN 55038 ~/\ic-"""... I <, o~, :1.5. P'':STAGS ~.'~ ~ ~l \'\ APitlS'03) ,~$}O r -7 7 " ':~f @-~ UoJ I . :1 '~~'" H M~TG.O( lS2..J f :J '". . :.; . t. , . .:'..:::s I:, 1880 Main. Street · Cen.ten1iUe, M9{55038 Mr. Richmond Evans or Current Owner 6716 Centerville Road Centerville, MN 55038 ~) ~ APR18'OJ ~~ u.r. ?aSTAtiE ~ ~~ if -~~*'!& 0 0 3 7 . -i< ~_( I. ':j ~ Of; r. ::;-TG"'l" "~'I' 4 of ~ ........ _.'l; . 4a.", 1880 !Main Street · CmteruilIe, !M!J{ 55038 Shanagh Boyle or Current Owner 6709 Centerville Road Centerville, MN 55038 (~:)~ AfP,18'O. 3 ~ . U.s. rOS14.GEi * ~::a. ~ ~'i('''':iO n .., 7 . :: ....:.al!;. T U j · w' ~ . ... t'} ~~I:''', ~n 11::''' '- ~ .w 1 r:"I.. _.. .. _ ...., , : ;.:" , '. i} ~ ~~ i'h :.;-!. li '.' .. ._';j~,~~ tJl, ' ~~ . , Jifi:i': ,. 'J:. ".- i;.~;' "0:";": ": ."!::. ...... ., :-. .. , .::.....:... .." .. ~ ...' :? ;~:~?r}. .~~:::~ t . - .. '.. .....;:. -:/ ,.", - - .. - . .:..' 0" ! 0.880 !MainStrut 0 CmteruilIe, !M!}(. 55038 Mr. Keith Kruger or Current Owner 6719 Centerville Road Centerville, MN 55038 l ~" f~, ~:;\ us. POSi1Ul: ffi ~P> ~l \ APR18'03 }I -~a-"'~ n 0 7 7 . * @'~ U oJ . t \ / . *'J ~_,~/ ~ Mt~':r.R ~ 5 : at- tr' .... ..._.....__.--......_...--_..~ -_.___.."..._._..--...~""..._.........t.~....__ =-_~_~...lo...~~_..;.-..._~~....... _:._.._..~....~.......,':"''':;..:...~'~_~~\.....~ttw.....'-....~~''~C.&to..''--..,...''-!- .._.....".......u...~W~."':O......_~..4......~~-.....'" .~ .._.~..~......~... .........;.......__.._..U...:.t...\...'\:~.... ...,,"'~...01-._.._-.&..............1' ......__......~=:"-..~._...t.........~......._.~...~...........~_:--...._~...~<Ilo............~-'!o-~......~'-~~ eX) C") o 10 1D~N Ml~ -i~~ :E:i_ ~ !O 0 JlfiO ~ ~ ~~e .N .~. ~ ~ ':S t3 ~~ ~\ .s ~~ 8 0 <0 .." N .,. I- :12 Z ::::>> :::>> 0 0 :i :i C C ...... .- 0 0 N ~ l- I z :::>> ! 0 w CJ ~ C") ~ ~ 0 tt: 0 :at ~ N G 0 W tt: :z: :> 0 (f) c: a a "D ~ "D . c::: c: N U. ~ ,.g 0 c C "iij W ~ i! aj 0 w I I! a: eX)- (.) ~ "t"" .c ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ 0= :z: c( ~.~:o-r:-,.. _ . ~_.__~~...~______.....:......;.. ..._ .:-.~.______... .....,..:; (' RICHARD s. CARLSO~ DEVELOPMENT, LLC . 7671CENTRAL~VENUE FRIDLEY, MN 55432 (763) 786-1218 PAY TO THE ORDER OF , 75-1368-919 N I'. ~ 00 =I: a .~ tt:: 2007 E~-" $~t!_ . .~_J A ::::r..FaIlnI DOLLARS W DalabcnBll:k Ham LaIat (713) 434-2178 · BlIIIIt (713) 71402178 · BlaIne (2) (763) 787-2178 · InfD LIn8 (7BI) 434GDD4 ,~ FOR ~~G-~"'S..~~oZ ..'002cJo ?1I1 +1:0 q ~ q ~ l 1;8 51: '--. 500 LaB 1111- t:1tW ...~...f: ..:. ::1; . .. ~.J.r~. . ::., :...~" :.:.~. 'ffk~~~ DIP - --,-:\~:~t:--.+::.!~t',;;h~~:~~~iii~\~\\~~~$\~\~t~~~~~ o OELuxe ReF :~ . ..._._u.~.~~~~.~ -n o :II O-i-a ;:uQ)- :fi:i!-< 21m o :-n .. o o ru o o DJ .. .t .. o .[J ... .[J ... ...., [J'"2 OJ Ln - .. U1 o o .... OJ OJ ..[] .. ~ (; :I: :a=. :rJ C ~ n ~3> ~~ :a -::loo'- OJ r- m U) ~~~O ....... :c Z ms:> ~z~C ~c.n<m Q)Sfm< ~2m rnr" o -a i: m z :i r' r- n 1880 Main Street Centerville. Minnesota 55038 (651) .429-3232 " ;\ I RECEIVED OF AMOUNT Richard S. Carlson Develo~men LLC $265.00 FOR: PUD Appncatfon for CHECK # 2008 Hunters Crossina 3rd Addition SURCHARGE BY Teres" Bentler April 25. 2003 ~ ! i i I I I . ; -, , I , I i J ED I$ Receipt fI. 8480 0 'II 0 CD ii i f .;....:,.~'.J:........:.":.. ". ~". :""'~"'.~.'!:" . ,,,,-,,_~._. . '.'~ ,.... . ,.:.: ::.." .."; \. ~':""'~. '. .:. ..'.' <,;\..",," ,~.~.'..".~:."~~" \~ ..:.~~:'.."'.~:\:" '," "-" '.' . " '.." ~ '~~"" ::'.~'" ~_ l....\. .~ ,. ~ ~ ~ .~ j i .\1 j ';' f I"~J I. ;'Jb E C J U~.., ~, ~ ~ ~ .i 1 1 ~ ~ ~ .~ t ! - ----- -- -- ---- ---------- -----1 --_._-_._-~._.~-~-~-~-_._._.- ~ ------- -,' oj! · I . I. i r . *'! . . I t. D1<1VE I ! i i I ., ~! I I I i I i ~ i I i i I " . '. .. -. .. . . . olio .. .... ,,: 0: '. '\..: 0... ...... .. '. .. .. ". .. . .. .. ....~. ....".. '.. '. .... .. .. ". .." :0... .. .. .... ': .. ".. : ,," "".. .." .. .. , 00 0". .." .." .. ...... .. ..: .. .. .. ..': . .... ...- ! , ~ , , t ! ! , ! ! ! , f ! f ! ! ~ UN1rY ! ,. I ! f. ! !. t ! ~ ! , ~ ! ! t , I .; ". .. .. ..:. fl 1 i) 'SL~J6 ~fS " ~) WiJ~,1J ~hvtS '? b, &i-rl).l>r~ ve-~~ 5:) M.uJ. t)rJ. r-~~"? PROJECT: 11 A J Proposed t" ~ 1 z.o,....... ~1iL-.. To."", H tnne Project 25 wits 54 Centervl11eJ MN DEVELOPER: ~tlDrilli. Centervtlle I MN" ARCHrECT: _nr MCIlftSClPS- Rat.on" Archneet.. 5.53 WDdwGDd Ave ~NT PAUL... t1N- SSUO 1"Et.EPff0NE'~~ FAX: 651-:255-0487 SITE PLAN- CONCEPT A scale: T = 40'-0 =1- @ 00 ~ '. .... . .. ':" .~~. '. : .~' .." ....:...:_' '. ~ ,0. .. .. .. 0_ . j. .,' .' . ....:.'1:.:... " ... .... ..'.........:. . ' :', . ..~..:.{/:~.. .' , .0 .: .- _ ....~~~..:...., . . ......' .. :..~ :.:. ",," .. -. -~. . . . ::"';..' '. .~. .':, ',,- .. .., .. \ 0.. . .:. ~ >. ~ " c o I II "- 'I I' ~ I :: z ~_'::::::==:=-; m j Park Trail 80 as 1 80 i l ai 2 :: m \\\ ~).,,~ ) \ . \ : I m \\\ ,,~~~~ ,Zoning_, R2 \ \ : ~:.:::::::.._.J'L____~~~Jr \ \ \ \ ... "fir---p;~--------\.._~n---~P_-Trd-~- 3 2 \ " o & .! ~ .! c CD o 60 . }J ~ i (I) C\I a:: 1--- I -- 10' I c: . l- Ie: 10 IN I I I I I I I I L.__ o ~ o c <( I') .." '13 . g re Road -.,..._c= I I I I I I I :.1 ~; ~! . P' I ~ o o ~ en e: C o N 15 14 .JC? ~ DN88~';r ~I' : 81 .4/ . p------ 8 ~I" (II ." 6 (to _l'~ . ~ I:t::h ~ -~-i ~ ,Oi ~ ~ ..J ." , 13 12 as i l sf 2 ----- x --------- x ___ Zon i~g: R1 ! 0 .~/D--- .~ i.l I hereby certify that this survey was prepared by me ar under my direct sup~on. and that I am a duly Registered Land Surwyar under the laws of the State of Minnesota. L1~ ~ Mattke Surveying & Engineering, Inc. , REVISIONS COMMENTS NO. DATE ~ "'- ~..... Tedd W. Mattke. RLS Date: df:J./1J3 Minn. Reg. No. 15612 . GRAPHIC SCALE . ... 0 50 100 2DD ~~~ I (IN'-) 1 IDoIl = 100 It. i Total Site Area 7671 Central Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 (612) 78;3-0300 38.87 Acres Richard S. Carlson Development, LLC (763) 788-1218 AUn-IORfTY 7671 Central Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 PROJECT nllE . Hunters Crossing 2nd Addition DRAWING nTLE Location OF. 4 ~ lJ..Ci ~ S ~ ~ o ~ I hereby certify that this plan. specification. Of' report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision. and that I am a duly Registered Professional Engineer under the State of Minnesota Statutes. Sections 326.02 to 326.16. REVISIONS COMMENTS NO. DATE :/.a I.J. ", GIl2Z.. Tedd W. Mattke. P.E. Date: "I/z./ iJ~ Minn. Reg. No. 15612 - ~ ~ ....... GRAPlnC SCALE ~o jo ( IR FBBl' ) 1 luIa - 200 ft. i Not~: City Water and Sanitary Sewer, Gas, and Electric are Located at the ~nd of Existing Beaver Pond Way. See Preliminary Utility Plan, Sheet 4. L1~ ~ Ma'tke Surveying & Engineering. Inc. 7671 Central Avenue NE Fridley. MN 55432 (612) 783-0300 . Richard S. Carlson Development, LLC (763) 788-1218 AUTHORITY 7871 Central Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 PROJECT nTlE Hunters C~ossing 2nd- Addition Site Map OF 4 ,. :01 . -,: >. ~ r , i "0 . I C , , 0 :: a. I I ... I I I I ~ I . a .. QJ m . CD ~ j 0 ~ .,. .... 0 >. B , . r ::, '01 I :,~ I , . , . ~~ , '>' I , .0.:' I . ; I :l d I ,\\ ~1 ~ ~ . ~ :.~ .-~ I~ --I -[5-- ----~: -g fI\ 0 ~.. .1\ 0: .J Pl.!! ...... .r, ~ , 11\ ~ ~, U/ 51 III (.) 1\ ') S88~6'51DE/ 'I / I I / /}) III J'II .1\ Ji~ ~ " , it !,~, ~ I I ~ I 51 ---1 I I I I I I I I I I I I ------~ I . i I I I "...1' "...-tIIIJ J .9 o ~ .... o ?J U O' O I 4' ;/ " .. , ..\= ~ ANY ununES SHOWN ON lHlS PLAN ARE ONLY APPROXIMATE IN DEPTH AND LOCA liON AND MUST BE VERIFIED BY THE CONl'RACTOR. OTHER UllUllES MAY EXIST, AND IT SHAlL BE THE RESPONSIBIUlY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN THE LOCA liON OF SUCff. I hereby certify that this plan. specification.. or report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision. and that I am a duly Registered Professional Engineer under the State of MiMesotaStatutes. Sections 326.02 to 326.16. DAlE AODI110NS RWN. CHKD. PPVD NO. ;z.-w IJ. ).,~ Tedd W. Mattke. P.E. ate: 4/1z./-3 Minn. R . No. 15612 I . I I I I I I I I I I I "---~--- r----------r-- I · r f I I I I I . J I I I . , . I I I r. f -------'---~-- " o o a:: .!! ~ .! c QJ (.) REVISIONS COMMENTS GRAPHIC SCALE ~~ T ( IN JBI' ) 1 blob - 100 It. i ~roperty Description: The South Half of tile Southwest Q\Bter of tile Southwest Quarter of Section 23, Towasbip 31. Rage ~ Au.okq County, MiImesota. EXCEPT the WesterJy 1-~ rods thereoi; AND EXCEPT tho North 208.70 ti:et oftbe East 308.70 met tbmeof subject to die rights ofille plIbDo in the Ceatervilie-St. Paul Road. ADd That part ofb Northwest Quarter oftha No~ Quarter oCSectiDa26. ToWDSbip 31. Raage 22 described 88 loBows: CommeIlciag It the Northwest comer of said SectiDD; ~ Bast aloDl the North line of said Secticm 1315.62 feet to the Bast Jiu of said NOIthwest Quarter of the Northwest QuarteI; theDce South aJoDg ~ Bast JiDe 440.00 feet; tbmce West aD a Iiaa paraDeI with said North liD 13330 feet;' thence South on a line parallel with said East 1iae 44J.20 feet; tbace West OIl a IiDe parallel with said North _1182.10 feet to the West Dae of said Northwest Quarter oftha NOJthwest Quarter; thace NOtth along said West Jiae 881.211i1:ot to tile pom ofbegimd:ag; EXCEPT the West 1-% mds thereof L1~ \J Mattke Surveying &: Engineering, Inc. 7671 Central Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 (612) 783-0300 RIchard S. Carlson Development. LLC FrlcO~. MN 55432 AUTHORllY 7871 Central Avenue HE (783) 788-1218 PROJECT nTLE Hunters Crossin 2nd Addition Of' 4 t: . " ~ ! 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OTHER UlIUllES MAY EXIST, AND IT SHALL BE niE RESPONSlBIUTY OF 1ltE CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN lHE LOCA nON OF SUCH. _ ADDITIONS / DATE DRWN. CHKO. ~PVDI I hereby'certify that this pl~n. speciflcatlon, or report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision. and that I am a duly Registered Professional Engineer under the State of Minnesota Statutes. Sections 326.02 to ~26.16. RE\JISIONS COMMENTS NO. ~IJ.""~ Date: 4/Jo~ W.M~:~tt<,:~"~.;a. 15612 t ,~ ~ ~ . GRAPHIC SCALE l,..~~ T (Dlnzr) 1 iIacb - 100 ft. CCICO SDtfence Lowest San. Sewer Possible wI r P1pe from Stub at Beaver Pond Way Spot Elevatron 902.5 812.1 Wetland DestrucUonAtltlaatlon Totals 55.215 SF Wetland Destruction (Includes 5,810 Sf Wetland Turned to Buffer by TraD) 89.620 SF Wetland Mitigation Provided 5S,215 SF Wetland MItIgation Proposed 34.405 SF Wetland Mltrgatron Banterng Proposed 94,246 SF Wetland Btaffer ProvIded 55.215 Sf' Wetland Buffer. Proposed 39.031 SF' Wetland Buffer Banking Proposed . \.~. Stde-Comer S:etbc Ck I 70 ftIet 25fee1 ~ ~:=.- i ~LO ~ MInfmurD J '\ qcnp Floor . = :t'{WaIIcout \- Lot ~~ . ElMIilIt 8ii.. . '" ~-_. MO\- ~ 10' Slitepd SetbaCk F8-Wb = FuD Bcasernent ~aut . fB-LO CIa Full Basemeilt LoeIcOut (UocL) ,. ~ HoIcIdb"" an F8-WO Is 1.~ feet H~"" an ArLO Is 1.8 ,eet Typical Lot L1~ ~ i ImDleml!lllt.atiftD Schedule: . 1DsIaII SiIdimce ami Rock CoDSUUCtion Entnmce (July 1~ 2003) Commr:ace 0mcIiD8 StIip aDd stockpile topsOD CoulpJete Oiadins (September I, 2003) Spread 4" MiD. Topsoil over an disturbed areas ami seed ami mulch witbDa 14 days of grading completioa. MairdaiD BmsioD CoJdrOl UDtiI vegetation is cstabJishecL RevemmmOD S~ons: Spread 4" topsoD (minimum) over aU clisturbed areas aDd seed aDd mulch witbiD ]4 daJs oIrough grading. Bucket-dump topsoil in wedIIId areas to achieve irregular shape of bottom ami epproximate fiDaJ grades shown. Seed wedaDd areas withMNDOT 2SA seed. Mat-tke Surveying & Engineering, Inc" Richard S. Carlson Development. LLC FrldI~ MN 55432 AUTHORi=rY 7671 Central Avenue NE (763) 786-1218 7671 Central Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 (612) 783-0300 PROJECT 111l.E Hunters Crossing 2nd Addition Grading, Drainage " Erosion Control Plan DRAWING TITLE Wetland Mltlaatlon Plan Preliminary utDltv Plan DRAWN CACO APPROVED TWM I ... I ORA. WING I . OF CHECKED DATE 4/2/03 SCALE: 1 -50 4 4 . . ." . ..\ :. ... e... .. ...e.'.e ." ...... '.:. .~. .'. .. .1." ,.' . . ....I. e.'_ _.:.~..' .. ',:.. ......-..t.. ~"~.- .._~~......,. . ..., ':.:.". .\_.. :.~ '.. .1 .;...1 ..':-~lt'" .... ... ,,'" .1... &.' .... ... \. " ~.... .;.:,,,. .... ..:... ~.. .....:. ...... ... ....."'~..: . ..:...i.:.~;'_,:~~....~ .".: 1...........1.. ,iI. Ma~ 06 2003 5:22PM BONESTROO ROSENE AHDERLIK 6516361311 p. 1 l\tIEMO Date: May 6, 2003 To: Centerville Planning and Zoning From: Tom Peterson, City Ensineer . TWf Re: Hunters Crossing 2- Addition Comments on Preliminary Grading, Plat and Utility Plans Our File 616-03-000 1.' Should provide sewer and water senice to the properties at the southeast comer if the lots are large enough after fLuure right-of-way widening. 2. Recommend more catch basins OD Hunters .Ridge Lane (East), between Phase 1 and Phase 2. Would therefore need drainage and utility easement alona the lot line to the east. 3. Emergency overflow routes from each ponding area should be shown on the Gradinl Plan. 4. Drainage in the back yards of Lots 1-13t Block 7 will be a problem. There is no storm sewer to help drain these yards. Ditches must have at least a 1 % slope to work properly. Indicate where the pond behind lots 4-6 drains to. ( Slt All access to tbi.s development during construction should be .from Centerville . Road at Sbotgun Trail. 6. The water main must be bored under CenterviUe Road to the existing 12" PVC.stub at the southeast comer of the intersection with Dupre Road. 7. It appears the old St. Paul water line/easement along the west side of the plat will remain in place. Storm water on the Uno Lakes side should not flow across the easement into the Hunters Crossmg 2nd Developme~t, UDless' piping has already been sized tor this. END .MEMO ::~i:~~~.70{~~:!~{~;~~~~~~~~.:~~1.:'~:~~IYi1~~~~~.~f.~'\]'~~~~=~:~~:~,.\:.:~;:::~i.~f:~:-:'~~:~;?r:~:~!{(::~fJ~; t~~1f~'~:( 9':~':~.t,~::::; ~ ;~? ',.i \;:'.~.:~l;.,:::\~:~,;.::~.~; ;.~. + :.... ij\ >J~I':,~~~ '=~"'~~'~,~:,;:~~r;~~ ::'! '\ \; ~~:.!5~::' ..~:~:: ':'l:'.~~' :.... "..:~.:::~. :'~::.: '~i::"i? .: "'.: :.: ~ ::: ~. ~ <:,:';'. .:.:...:. .:J. :".:.!~..:. '.I"~~ ". .:... { ::. ... ~ ",: .:-' STAFF REPORT CENTER~LE CITY COUNCIL Date: May 14, 2003 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members Ms. Kim Moore-Sykes, City Administrator Ellen Paulseth, Finance Director ~ Re: Capital Improvement Plan From: ********.*************************************************************** Staff is looking for direction in putting together a five..year capital improvement plan. We have located several old plans. The last plan, which would still be in effect, was put together by the former City Administrator, but was never formally adopted. When the City's engineering firm completes the street and utilities study, most of the information will be in place. However, Council may want to prioritize the infrastructure projects as well as plan for park, equipment" and city hall improvements. Adopting a capital improvement plan and. updating it on an annual basis provides direction for staff and helps define a budget strategy. It also puts the city in a proactive, rather than reactive, position with regard to addressing needed capital improvements. Staffwill be available to assist if the council wishes to schedule a capital improvement workshop. It should be done as soon as possible in order to have at least a preliminary plan in place before we begin the annual-ouaget process. MEMO DATE: TO: FROM: RE: May 9,2003 Honorable Mayor and Council Members Mary Capra Downtown City Property - Old Public Works ...................................................................................... Background: For several years the City ofCenterville has been looking to develop the old public works site in the downtown area. We did send out a plan for development and only received one proposal for purchase (St. Genevieve's Church for a parking lot). Two years ago the City of Centerville formed a task force to review potential design concepts for commercial development. We hired Shea Architect to assist in that process. Mr. Mike Kraft was the architect that worked with this group. Mr. Kraft's firm at the time designed what is now Main Street Bank. Current Issue: Currently Mr. Kraft is employed with HTG Architects of Minneapolis and has contacted me regarding development of our old public works site. I have attached an email I received from him regarding his interest. I have stated to Mr. Kraft he should be able to obtain some of the infonnation he is requesting in his email from Mr. Patzer or Ms. Moore-Sykes. He would also like to know what the council's thoughts and ideas are regarding redevelopment of the property. Mr. Kraft may possibly be in attendance at our meeting on the 14th to answer any questions the council may have. If he were not able to attend our next meeting he would like to meet with the council at a later date in time to discuss this issue. Mike Kraft HTG Architects 9300 Hennepin Town Road ~eapolis,~ 55347 952-278-8880 Fax 952-278-8822 www.htg-architects.com de From: Sent: To: Subject: Mike F. Kraft (MKraft@htg-architects.com) Thursday, May 08,20034:37 PM dcapra@visi.com Public Works site Mary, As discussed in our telephone conversation today, I am interested in redevelopment of the Public Works property on Centerville Road. I would appreciate any information that would be available, including the following: - physical description (survey, etc.) - development preferences of the City - history of the site (are there historical elements beyond the jail that could be part of the rebirth of the site?) I have been involved in the redevelopment of sites and buildings throughout the state, and would love to play a role in bringing this exciting site back to full use for the community. Thank you!! Mike Mike Kraft HTG Architects 9300 Hennepin Town Road Minneapolis, MN 55347 (952) 278-8880 Fax (952) 278-8822 www.htg-architects.com 1 "ervi{{e 'Esta6{islieti 1857 1880 Main Street 8 Centervif{e,9Vl9\l55038 (651) 429-3232 .!Fa;c (651) 429-8629 STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE RESOLUTION #03 - 028 RESOLUTION APPROVING ST. GENEVIEVE CHURCH'S REQUEST TO CONDUCT BINGO, RAFFLES, PADDLEWHEELS, PULL- TABS & TIPBOARDS AT THEIR ANNUAL PARISH FESTIVAL IN THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE ON (SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 2003 COMMENCING AT ~O:OO A.M. - 6:00 P.M. ,~ . AND ON THE GROUNDS OF THE PARISH LOCATED AT 1683 SOREL STREET BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA: WHEREAS, pursuant to Council receiving a request from St. Genevieve Church to conduct Bingo, Raftles, Paddlewheels, Pull- Tabs and Tipboard activities at their annual . parish festival on Sunday, August 17, 2003 commencing at 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. and on the grounds of the parish located at 1683 Sorel Street. St. Genevieve Church has submitted a properly completed Gambling Control Board Application Form (LG220); and WHEREAS, pursuant to Council's consideration and the ab~ve stated information. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA: 1. Hereby authorizes the City Clerk & Mayor to grant approval for a Temporary Gambling License to the St. Genevieve Church for the above stated time and date. Attachment: Centerville License No.: 2003-01T. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City ofCenterville this 14th day of May, 2003. Mayor, Terry Sweeney Attest: City Clerk, Teresa Bender ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ 0> ~~ ~~ ~~ Uz ~ U ~ ] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J ~~ ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ · \ t ~tbt !~ -c Q) > ~ WlLflCD,.;e :J: 0 as .c w'" 0 ~ I- ....... ~ ~ L.. >- ~ .. Z as o ZI-CJ!OU tS OZCDO(ij~ .!~ = :J~.U)I>> ~ '5 ... 0 fI !;; 1;.,,' me I::O=c-=o o -- as .a .- :i ... -c! ou.iJ!:Eo.. eCD .a..J. OU m J:: a...J CD '0 CD eCD i=->~ CJ:a' ) 0- tt:caCDZ:I ~:aim .W.!::i. ~ g'OCD ! !z "cal>> U) ! l ~ 0 caW~CD-=ca ,,-,--CD 0 l-oCD.c<C ~ E: aJ ~, a...C)...: ~ -;:.CD c. -S:,u. 0 -a CD 0 \.~ 0.... J:: ';-:";':".,D.:,.O -a e.c ! " c. ~ .'--.-; C ca ~ CD :l 1\1 O;"c'"'~-";Ij~.:':~;',: . '0 .c "2 ~ E-i4 . 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We respectfully request your signature and the return of the form to us. Please feel free to contact the undersigned with any questions. Sincerely, ~a~ Andrew A. Melcher St. Genevieve Festival Coordinator 952-927-2431 days .- . r.Application for Exempt Permit - LG220 Page 2 of 2 1 0/98 Organization Name Local Unit of Government Acknowledgment (Required by Statute) If the gambling premises is within city limits, the city must sign this application. On behalf of the city, I acknowledge this application and three options for the city: 1. Approve the application: By taking nQ action, the city allows the Board to issue a permit after 30 days (60 days for a first class city). 2. Waive the above-noted waiting period: The city allows the Board to issue a permit before 30 days (60 days for a first class city). Docu- mentation attached. 3. Deny the application by passing a resolution within 30 days (60 days for a first class city). Print name of city: (Signature of city personnel receiving application) Title Date I I If the gambling premises is located in a township, both the county and township must sign this application. On behalf of the county, I acknowledge this application and three options for the county: 1. Approve the application: By taking no action, the county allows the Board to issue a permit after 30 days. 2. Waive the above-noted waiting period: The county allows the Board to issue a permit before 30 days. Documentation attached. 3. Deny the application by passing a resolution within 30 days. Print name of county: (Signature of county personnel receiving application) Title Date I I On behalf of the township, I acknowledge that the organization is applying for exempted gambling activity within the township limits. A township has no statutory authority to approve or deny an application (Minn. Stat. sec. 349.213, subd. 2). Print name of township: (Signature of township official acknowledging application) Title Date-1-----1 Chief Executive Officer's Signature The information provided in this apPlica~ is complet:tJd accJ:tra~ ~o the be~t.of my knowledge. Chief Executive Officer's signature . t'i &V 'j,' -<::. - ~J I..r.!J "I Name (please print) fhl)m()f.J.(J. hi ~M Date t.f , 15, a.3 Mail Application and Attachment(s) At least 45 days prior to your scheduled activity date send: · the completed application; · a copy..~of your proof of nonprofit status, and · a $25 application fee (make check payable to "State of Minnesotan). Application fees are not prorated", refundable, or transferable. Send to: Gambling Control Board 1711 West County Road B~ Suite 300 South RosevUle, MN 55113 If your application has not been acknowledged by the local unit of government, do not send the application to the Gambling Control Board. For Board Use Only Fee Paid -.' Minnesota Lawful Gambling Page 1 of 2 . Check No. '.,. . Application for Exempt Permit - lG220 1 0/98 Initials I Received , ,- Organization Information Organization name Previous lawful gambling exemption number Church of St. Genevieve X - 19()C)? Street City State/Zip Code County 7087 Goiffon Rd Centerville MN 55038 Anoka Name of chief executive officer (CEO) of organization Daytime phone number of First name Last name CEO: (Rev.) Thomas Fitzgerald 651-429-7937 Name of teasurer of organization Daytime phone number of First name Last name Virginia LaMotte 651-429-8316 Type of Nonprofit Organization Check the box that best describes your organization: o Fraternal IZl Religious o Veteran 0 Othernonprofitorganization Check the box that indicates the type of proof your organization attached to this-application: o IRS letter indicating income tax exempt status o Certificate of Good Standing from the Minnesota Secretary of State's Office o A charter showing you are an affiliate of a parent nonprofit organization o Proof previously submitted and on file with the Gambling Control Board Gambling Premises Informatio.n Name of premises where gambling activity will be conducted (for raffles, list the site where the drawing will take place) Church of St. Genevieve Address (dO not use PO box) 7087 Goiffon Rd. City Centervil1e Date(s) of activity (for raffles, indicate the date of the drawing) StatelZip Code MN 55038 County Anoka August 17, 2003 Check the box or boxes that indicate the type of gambling activity your organization will be conduding: IXf *Bingo ~ Raffles ~paddleWheels ~PUII- Tabs 181 *Tipboards *Equipment for these activities must be obtained from a licensed distributor. This form will be made available in alternative format (i.e. large print. Braille) upon request The information requested on this form (and any attachments) will be used by the Gambling Control--Board (Board) to determine your qualifications to be involved in lawful gambling activities in Minnesota. You have the right to refuse to supply the information requested; however, if you refuse to supply this information, the Board may not be able to determine your qualifications and, as a consequence, may refuse to issue you a permit. If you supply the information requested, the Board will be able to process your application. Your name and and your organization's name and address will be public information when received by the Board. All the other information that you provide will be private data about you until the Board issues your permit. When the Board issues your penn it, all of the information that you have provided to the Board in the process of applying for your permit will become public. If the Board does not issue you a permit, all the information you have provided in the process of applying for a permit remains private, with the exception of your name and your organizationls name and address which will remain public. Private data about you are available only to the following: Board members. staff of the Board whose work assignment requires that they have access to the information; the Minnesota Department of Public Safety; the Minnesota Attorney General; the MinneSota Commissioners of Administration. Finance. and Revenue; the Minnesota Legislative Auditor. national and international gambling regulatory agencies; anyone pursuant to court order; other individuals and agencies that are specifically authorized by state or federal law to have access to the information: individuals and agencies for which law or legal order authorizes a new use or sharing of information after this Notice was given: and anyone with your consent. tervi{{e ~{isftec{ 1857 1880 Main Street (8 Centervif{e/!Jvl9\L 55038 (651) 429-3232 -1"0)( (651) 429-8629 STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE RESOLUTION #03 - 029 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SPRING LAKE PARK LIONS REQUEST TO RENEW THEIR GAMBLING PREMISES PERMIT TO CONDUCT CHARITABLE GAMBLING ACTIVITIES (pADDLEWHEELS, PULL-TABS, RAFFLES & TIPBOARDS) AT KELLY'S KORNER FOR THE PERIOD OF 8/1/03-7/31/05 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CENTERvn.LE, MINNESOTA: WHEREAS, pursuant to Council receiving a request from the Spring Lake Park Lions to conduct Raffles, Paddlewheels, Pull- Tabs and Tipboard activities at Kelly's Komer for a period of two (2) years (8/1/03-7/31/05) on the grounds of 7098 Centerville Road. The Spring Lake Park Lions have submitted a properly completed Gambling Control Board Application Form (LG221); and WHEREAS, pursuant to Council's consideration and the ab~ve stated information. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE, :MINNESOTA: 1. Hereby authorizes the City Clerk & Mayor to grant approval for a GamblinglPremises Permit Renewal License to the Spring Lake Park Lions for the above stated timeframe. Attachment: Centerville License No.: 2003-01. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City ofCenterville this 14th day of May, 2003. Mayor, Terry Sweeney Attest: City Clerk, Teresa Bender L~ ." o :II .. o ... n.J IP M.I OJ .. + - .. o .D ... o o o o ... ..[J - .. ... o OJ o o U-I z- .c ... ..... .. . I~~ ::J_ ::J- ~m !!:a"1 iir2.0 iJ' F at ~ ~tu Pz~ aUl~ 3~:r \D; In j Z > . DELUXE ReF E]) ~ ~ .,~ :.1~1. I ~. I.U' I I : '. . '", .'~~" . ....i.'". .. en au :D - Z C) ~ " m -a )> :a " r- es z en c ~ m ~I:- cl! ~ 1\). 0) I\) CD ....', ,. 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County: Anoka Note: Our records show the premises is located within the city limits Lessor Information Name of the property owner (If different): Square footage leased per month: 7 ~ Rent paid per month: * /(:)0 () . 00 Square footage leased per bingo occasi9n: #.a II t Rent paid per bingo occasion: }J, i1 . Dinlo Activity Our records indicate that Bingo is not conducted on these premises. Storale Information 8433 Center Dr Spring Lake Park, MN 55432 Bank Information Wells Fargo Bank 8455 NE Plaza Blvd Spring Lake Park, MN 55434 Gambling Bank Account Number: 1080034913 On the lines provided below list the name, address and title of at least two persoDS authorized to sign checks and make deposits and withdrawals for the gambling account The organization's treasurer may not handle gambling funds. Name Address City, State, Zip Code Dean Harold Keller 528 79th Ave.NE Spring Lake Park, MN 55432 Spring Lake Park, MN 55432 Spring Lake Park, MN Title 8433 Center Dr lle -r':1 e- - $/ 11 ~ (Be sure to complete the reverse side of this application) This form will be made available in alternative format (ie. large print, braille) upon request. Page 1 of 2 (Continued on Back) 8433 Center Dr Acknowledgment Gambling Site Authorization -I hereby consent that local law enforcement officers, the board or agents of the board, or the commissioner of revenue or public safety or agents of the commissioners, may enter the premises to enforce the law. Bank Records Information The board is authorized to inspect the bank records of the gambling account whenever necessary to fulfill requirements of current gambling rules and law. Organization License Authorization 1 hereby authorize the Gambling Control Board to modify the class of organization license to be consistent with the class of pennit being applied for. Oath 1 declare that: 1. 1 have read this application and all information submitted to the board is true, accurate, and complete; , 2. all other required information has been fully disclosed; 3. I am the chief executive officer of the organization; 4. 1 assume full responsibility for the fair and lawful operation of all activities to be cond uded; s. I will familiarize myself with the laws of Minnesota governing lawful gambling and rules of the board and agree, if licensed, to abide by those laws and rules, including amendments to them; Local Unit of Government Acknowled Page 2 of2 6. any changes in application information will be submitted to the board and local unit of government yvithin ten days of _ the change; and 7. I understand that failure to provide required informationor providing false or misleading information may result in the (2;~ L Signature of the .chief executive officer (Designee may not sign) f-~,y-(I ;t Date Print name of city On behalf of the city, I hereby acknowledge this application for lawful gambling activity at the premises located within the city's jurisdiction, mid that a resolution specifically. approving or denying the app lication will be forwarded to the applying organization. Signature of city personnel receiving application F or the township: On behalf of the township, I acknowledge nt name 0 f townshi p that the organization is applying to conduct lawful gambling activity within the township limits. / I Date Pri A township has no statutory authority to approve or deny an application (Minn. Stat. sec. 349.213, subd. 2). Signature of township official receiving application I I Title Date F or the county: On behalf of the county, 1 here by acknowledge this application for lawful gambling activity at the premises located within the county's jurisdiction, and that a resolution specifically approving or denying the application will be forwarded to the applying organization. Print name of county Signature of county personnel receiving application I Tide Date The information requested on this form (and any attachments) wiD IE used by the Gambling Control Beard (Board) tp determine your qualifications to be involved in lawful gambling activities in Minneso1a, and to assi&t 1be Board in condlEting a backgrowxl investigation of you. You IBve the right to refme to supply the information requested; mwever, if you refme to supply this information, the Board may not be able to detennine your qualifications alii, as acoosequence, may refuse to issue you a license. If you supply the information requested, the Board will be able to process your application. Your name and address will be plblic infonnation when received by the Board. All the other information 1bat you provide will be private data abolt you until the Beard ismes your license. When 1be Board i~ues your license, all of the informatioo 1hat you have provided to the Board in the process of applying for your license win IEcome public. If the Board does not issue you a license, all the information you have p'ovided in the process. of applying for a license remains private, with the exception of your mme and address which win remain public. Private data about you are available only to the following: Beard memlErs, staff of 1be Beard whose work assignment requires that they have access to the information; the MinnesWl Depar1ment of Public Safety; 1be Mnneso1a Attoru:y General; 1be Minnesota Commissioners of Administration, Finance, and Revenw; the MinnesotaLegislative Auditor, national and intermtional gambling regulatory age~ies; anyooe pursmnt to court order; other individmls and agencies tIIlt are specificany autha-jzed by state or federal law to haveacce~ to 1he information; individuals and agencies fa- which law or legal adu au1horizes a new use or sharing of . information afterthis ootice was given; and anyone wi1h your written consent. . . '. Page1of2 Minnesota La'l"ful Gambling 5/01 LG221 ~.ea~e for Pull-Tab, Paddl.ewhee.l, Tipboard, and/or Raffle Activity. Name ofLeg81 Owt1er of Premises' Street Address City State Lip Daytime Plione ~ a '(;S-I 7 Zip aytime Phone 1. Total rent cannot exceed $1,000 per.month for all non-bingo activity for this premises. 2. For bingo activity, use lease form LG222. . , . 3. For pull-tab dispensing machines., use lease form LG223. . . ' Sketch and Dimensions of Leased.Area Sketch. For all areas being leased for .the conduct of gambling and storage of gambling pr~duct at this premises, attach a'sketch (drawing) showing: (1) the leased area(s), and (2) the dimensions. Dimensions The leased areas are: q Q feet by 7 . ' feet by. 7 feet ~y . feet by feet by Storage Storage 4. An organization may not pay r:ent to itself or to any of its affiliates for space used for the conduct of lawfur gambling. . 5. Rent to be p~id per month $ IIJC) 0 If no rent is to be paid, ,indicate -0- For Premises Permit R.newal Applications Only: If no changes h~ve been made at the sit~, you 'do not have to complete this section or provide a sk~tch. feet for a total of feet for a total of feet for a total of feet for a total of feet for a total of Combined total ~,3 Ilf square feet. square feet. square feet. square feet. square feet. square feet. 7~ . Lawful Gambling Acti~ity . Type of gambling activity that will be conducted at this gambling premises. Check all that apply. ~ Paddlewheels j0!lIl1-Tabs ~affles . , Term of Lease Amended Lease Only The term of this lease agreement will be concurrent with If this is an amended lease showing changes occur- the. premises p~rmit issued by the Gambling Control ring during the term of the current premises permit, Board, unless terminated sooner by mutual consent of write in the date that the changes will be effective the lessor and lessee. . ---1---1_. B~th parties that. signed the lease must initial and date all changes. Questions on this form'should be directed to the Licensing Section of the Gambling Control Board (Board) at 651-639- 4000. This publication will be made available in alternative format (i.e. large print, Braille) upon request.lf you use. a ~ you can call the Board by using the Minnesota ~elay Service and ask to place a call to .651-639-4000. The information requested on this form wiil become public information when received by the Board, and will be used to determine your compliance with Minnesota statutes and rules governing lawful gambling activities. Page 2 of 2 5/01 LG221 Lease for Pull-Tab, Paddlewheel, Tipboard, and/or Raffle Activity . I I" LESSOR PROHIBITIONS Management of Gambling Prohibited ' The owner of the premises or the lessor will not manage the conduct of gambling at the premises. 0 Participation as Players Prohibited The lessof. the lessor's immediate family, and any agents or gambloing employees of the lessor will not participate as players in the conduct of lawful gambling on. the premises. Illegal Gambling 1. The .lessor is aware of the prohibition against illegal gambl.ing in Minnesota Statutes 609.75, and th~ penalties for illegal gambling violations in Minnesota Rules 7861.0050, subpart 3. . 2. To the best of the lessor's . knowledge, the lessor affirms that any. and all games or devices located .on the premises are not being used, and are not capable of being used, .in a manner that violates the prohibitions against .illegal gambling in Minnesota Statutes oS09.75, and. the penalties for.illegal gambling violations in Minnesota Rules 7861.0050, subpart "3. 3. Notwithstanding Minnesota Rules, 7861.0050, subp. 3, an.organiZation must continue making rent payments, pursuant to the terms of the lease, if the organization or its agents .are found to be solely 4'. The lessor shall not modify or responsible for any illegal gambling terminate this lease in whole or in conducted at that site that is part due to. the lessor's violation of prohibited by Minnesota Rules the provisions listed on this lease. 7861.0050, subpart 1, or Minnesota 0 . Statutes 609.75, unless the Arbitr.ation Process .. org~nization's ag.ents r~~onsible for. The lessor agrees to arbitration when a. " the Illegal gambling actiVity are also' violation of these lease provisions is agents or employees "of the lessor. alleged. The arbitrator shall be the eRG. 4. The lessor shall not modify or terminate "the lease in whole or in part because the organization reported to a state or local law enforcement authority or the board State of Minnesota and Law the occurrence at the site of illegal Enforcement gambling activity in which the The board arid its agents, the organization did not participate. commissioners of revenue and public Other Prohibitions . safety and their agents, and law . .enforcement personnel have' access to 1. The. lessor . will not impose the permitted premises at any restrict.ions on the organization with reasonable time during the business respect to providers (distributors) of hours of the lessor. . gambling-related equipment and . . services or in the use of net profits Organization for lawful PUrposes. The Qrganization has. ac.c~s to the 2. The lessor, the lessor's immediate permitted premises during any time family, and any agents or employees reasonable and when nec~sary for the of the lessor will not require the cond~ct of lawful ~ambhng on the organization to perform any action preml~es: that would violate statute or rule. I L' . I ". " .' ESSOR RECORDS MAINTAINED 3. If there is a dispute as to whether 0".. . . . any of these lease provisions have The lessor shall m~lntaln a record of ~een violated, the lease will remain all ~on~y received from ~he in effect pending a final org~nlzatlon, and make t~e record determination by the Compliance . avallabl~ t~ th.e board and its agents, . Review Group (eRG) of the Gambling the ~ommlssloners o.f revenue and Control Board. pub~lc safety and their agents upon . demand. The record shall be maintained for a period of 3-1/2. years. ACCESS TO PERMITTED PREMISES OTHER OBLIGATIONS AN.D AG.REEMENTS - Attachment All obligations and agreements between the organization and the lessor are containe.d in or attached to this lease. (Attach additional sheets If necessary. Any attachments to this lease must be dated and signed by both the lessor and . the lessee.) ." This lease is the totai and only agreement between the lessor and ttle organization conducting lawful gambling activities other than bingo and pu~l-tab dispensing devices. There ~s no other agreement and no other consideration required between' the parties as to the lawful gambling and other matters rel~ed to this leas . Any changes in this I~se will be submitted to .,- ......--..--- -the b. 9 Control Board ten..days-prior--to-the .effectiVe,'date-of-the age. .-.--.----- . . ]~~;'~~\ ':!e::~.,t.\..:...,.,.. . ., .'., .., ~ ....,., ' ' . " . . \, d '\ tin;, {\ '" 'if,:'" ",' ,;;~jJOj I, @ '" 8 May 2003 To: Honorable Mayor and Council Members From: Paul Palzer, Public Works DirectorlBuilding OffiCi~ Re: 2003 Road Repair I have received several quotes from two local asphalt paving companies for asphalt overlay work on the streets in town which were severely affected from the spring thaw. Five streets are included for this repair and I am sure you know all of them by now, but here is the list. HeritageILaMotte Drive, Centerville Road by Peltier Lake Drive, Peterson Trail north of Fox Run, Old Mill Road on the north end and 73rd Street between 20th Ave and Twin Lakes Avenue. I am also receiving quotes to pave the parking areas at the Public Works/Police Substation site and Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park. On several streets, the contractors suggested different alternative repairs and I will be discussing these with Mr. Tom Peterson when he returns from vacation next week. I am hoping to have two competitive quotes available for the upcoming Council meeting on May 14, 2003. Otherwise, I will have an estimated figure for the total repair for the streets at the meeting. tervi{{e 'L.Qa6{islietl1857 MEMORANDUM DATE: May 12, 2003 TO: Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers Planning and Zoning Chair and Commission Members FROM: Kim Moore-Sykes, City Administrator RE: Notes from the March 20, 2003 Tri-City Meeting. .................................................................................... As you recall from the March 20, 2003 Tri-City meeting, those in attendance were asked to think about issues that will impact our cities, communities and the area. Traffic was determined to be a major issue for the whole area that is adjacent to I35E, CSAH 8/14 (Main Street) and now CSAH 21 (20th Avenue). CSAH 21 is emerging as a major roadway of concern due to the possible construction of Eagle Brook Church and future commercial development plans for Lino Lakes and Columbus Township. Some of those possible study issues were listed at the Tri-City Meeting and are as follows: 1.) I35W/I35E Connection. There was an idea at one time that perhaps the connection to link I35E and I35W would occur to the north ofCenterville. The thought was that if the connection went north, then the road improvements to CSAH 14 would not necessary be so significant. As we've learned, this has turned out to not be the case; Anoka County has moved ahead with road improvement plans for CSAH 14 due to various impediments to new road construction to the north. 2.) CSAH 8/14 Impact on Hosting Cities. What are the potential impacts? Economically? On the community? City's infrastructure? Area infrastructure? 3.) How Do We get Ahead of the Proiects? Design standards for the city? Design standards for the area? Working with the various jurisdictions to accomplish design standards. 4.) Border Road with Hugo and Lino Lakes. 5.) Broadway and Highway 97. 6.) Access Management for CSAH 21. Lino Lakes and Centerville 7.) Multi-modal Facilities. Pedestrian, Park & Rides 8.) Trunk Hi2hway 61. Turn back to Anoka County from MNDOT. 9.) Land Use Issues. Transportation is a land use. Need to review the Comprehensive Land Use Plan connections between cities. More planning needed for Regional Comprehensive Land Use Planning. 10.) East/West 35W Crossing and Access. Also the impacts on pedestrian crossings. 11.) Rush Line Corridor Coalition - Pine City to St. Paul. Multi-modal transportation project to include Park & Rides, Rail, Bus Lines, trails, etc. 12.) Highway 97 and 135. 13.) Eagle Brook Church. 14.) Storm Water Drainage. Impacts of road improvements, Hugo development, Lino Lakes Development and Centerville development. 15.) Heron Rookery. Sunset ofLino Lakes and Centerville Ordinance established to protect the rookery at Peltier Lake. 16.) Funding Issues! How are all these projects to be funded? 17.) Name of the Group. This item came up as the result of the discussions of the meeting that Centerville recently attended with Anoka County regarding CSAH 21 (20th Avenue). Because 135E, CSAH 8/14 and CSAH 21 are impacting the region rather than just a handful of cities, that perhaps the name should be changed from the Tri-City Coalition to something that would include Anoka and Washington Counties, Columbus Township and Forest Lake. Are there other issues that you can think of that this FUP should address and discuss? Please bring them with you to the meeting scheduled for May 15 at 7:00 p.m. If you cannot be there, please feel free to pass them along to me and 1 will present them to the group for discussion. Attached to this memo are copies of the upcoming Tri-City meeting agenda for May 15th at 7:00 pm as well as the meeting summary from the March 20, 2003 meeting. AGENDA SPECIAL TRI-CITY MEETING CITY COUNCILS OF HUGO, LINO LAKES, AND CENTERVILLE WASHINGTON COUNTY, ANOKA COUNTY AND COLUMBUS TOWNSIDP THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2003 - 7:00 PM ONEKA ROOM - HUGO CITY HALL 7:00 pm 1. Introductions and Welcome - Mayor Fran Miron 7:05 pm 2. Review March 20, 2003 Meeting Information 3. CSAH 8/14 Improvement Project Mike Ericson - Hugo City Administrator 7:30 pm 4. I-35E and CSAH 14 Interchange I-35E Corridor Coalition - Glen Van Wormer SHE Senior Transportation Engineer 9:15 pm 5. New Business 9:30 pm 6. Adjournment MINUTES FOR THE TRI-CITIES COALITION MEETING OF MARCH 20. 2003 Mayor Fran Miron called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Mayor Miron welcomed everyone to the meeting, and each person around the tables introduced themselves. PRESENT (City of Hugo): Council members Mike Granger, Chuck Haas, Frank Puleo, Mayor Fran Miron, CD Director John Rask, and City Administrator Michael Ericson. ABSENT: Council member Becky Petryk PRESENT (City ofCenterville): Council members Mary Capra, JeffPaar, Linda Broussard Vickers, Tom Lee, Mayor Terry Sweeney, and City Administrator Kim Moore Sykes. PRESENT (City ofLino Lakes): City Administrator Linda Waite Smith, Council members Donna Carlson, Jeffery O'Donnell, and Mayor John Bergeson, CE Director Mick Grochala, Planner Jeff Smyser, and City Engineer Jim Studenski. OTHERS PRESENT: State Representative Ray Vendeveer; State Representative Rebecca Otto; State Senator Michele Bachmann; Columbus Township Manager Elizabeth Mursko; Anoka County Commissioner Rhonda Sivarajah; Anoka County Transportation Manager Kate Garwood; Todd Sherman, MnDOT, for Rick Amebeck; Washington County Project Manager Chris Manthey; SHE Engineer Glen Van Wormer; and interested citizens. CSAH 8/14 IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Chris Manthey from Washington County explained the history and progress of the project to date. The primary reason for the 4-lane road is the significant increase in traffic volumes and projected volumes in the future. The project will be funded by the City of Hugo, the City ofLino Lakes, Anoka County, Washington County, and $4 million in federal funds. A formal public hearing will be held on Tuesday, March 25, 2003 and conducted by Washington County. The City of Hugo will make its recommendation on an alignment at its regularly scheduled May 5, 2003 Council meeting. I-35E AND CSAH 14 INTERCHANGEIHUGO HPP FEDERAL FUNDING APPLICATION Hugo City Administrator Mike Ericson reported that the City of Hugo was encouraged by Congressman Mark Kennedy to apply for the "High Priority Project" federal funds for interchange improvements. At its March 3, 2003 meeting, the Hugo City Council listened to Anoka County Engineer Doug Fischer as he explained that the county had already made its HPP funding application for another project. The Council agreed to respect the County Board's decision with the understanding t hat the 1-35E/CSAH 14 interchange is included in Anoka County's 5-year CIP. REVIEW OF SEPTEMBER 12. 2002 MEETING INFORMATION Hugo City Administrator Mike Ericson noted that the meeting minutes for the second tri-cities coalition meeting were included in the agenda packet for review. The meeting minutes had already been distributed after the September 12, 2002 meeting. I-35E CORRIDOR COALITION Hugo City Administrator Mike Ericson introduced Glen Van Wormer, senior transportation engineer with SHE Engineers. Glen was the primary speaker at the September 12, 2002 meeting, where he shared with attendees the history and success of the 1-35E Corridor Study Group. Glen provided a refresher overview of his September 12th presentation and stressed the need to identify study issues. He stated that the coalition should be partners with MnDOT and the Metropolitan Council, and even maybe the City of Forest Lake. Glen answered many questions of the attendees, including the cost of his attending the meeting, which is at no cost to any city or county. AUAR (Alternative Urban Area-Wide Review) PROPOSAL Lino Lakes CD Director Mike Grochala discussed a proposed need for an AUAR since land issues in and around the I-35E/CSAH 14 interchange are an issue for the City ofLino Lakes, Eagle Brook Church has proposed a mega church just north of the interchange in Lino Lakes, and it may have any affect on transportation in the area. Hugo CD Director John Rask shared with attendees the development issues facing the City of Hugo, immediately east of the interchange. This issue will be discussed at a future meeting. NEW BUSINESS Hugo Mayor Fran Miron encouraged attendees to identify other relevant issues for the coalition to discuss at future meetings. Lino Lakes Mayor John Bergeson talked about the proposed Vikings stadium. Columbus Township Manager Elizabeth Mursko announced that a new Gander Mountain store would be built in Columbus Township. Her Board is also closely monitoring the stadium issue. Centerville Mayor Terry Sweeney shared his concern for the proposed reconstruction of CSAH 14 through the main street downtown of Centerville. Other issues identified were: Rush Line Corridor (briefupdate provided by Hugo Council member Mike Granger); Elmcrest Avenue; invite City of Forest Lake; access management; multi-modal design; TH61 turn back; land use planning - ADAR; 1-35E crossing east/west; CSAH 23 connection to Forest Lake; and use of Planning Commission. Each City Council will discuss their issues and bring them back to the next meeting on Thursday, May 15, 2003 at 7:00 pm, at the Hugo City Hall. ADJOURNMENT Hugo Mayor Fran Miron adjourned the meeting at 9:30 pm. Michael A. Ericson Hugo City Administrator ~ Tax Package with Property Tax Freeze and Smaller Aid Cuts passes Senate Tax Committee Page 1 of 1 Kim Moore-Sykes . From: O'Rourke, Jennifer [JORourke@LMNC.ORG] .~II ~ :A.4' ~i-- "'" ~M ~ .~~ Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 6:17 PM v-vv .) -r'" To: General legislative Subject: [legislative] Tax Package with Property Tax Freeze and Smaller Aid Cuts passes Senate Tax Committee Tax Package with Property Tax Freeze and Smaller Aid Cuts passes Senate Tax Committee After a weekend hearing where the Senate Tax Committee defeated a property tax freeze on a tie vote, the committee today considered a revised property tax article that will institute the two-year freeze on property taxes coupled with significantly lower reductions in LGA and market value homestead credit paid to cities. The committee went on to pass the entire tax bill, which includes income tax increases, cigarette tax increases, and an increase in the state business property tax. The bill will be considered on the Senate floor on Tuesday. The governor has vowed to veto any tax increase. Senate Tax Committee chair Larry Pogemiller described the freeze as a way to assure that deep aid reductions such as those proposed by the governor would not result in unacceptable property tax increases. The freeze will prohibit virtually all local government gmperty tax increases over the 2003 certified level for taxes payable in 2004 and 2005. New debt that 'would require an increased property tax levy in 2004 or 2005 would be prohibited. We will have more in this week's Cities Bulletin. You are currently subscribed to legislative as: ksykes@centervillemn.com To unsubscribe send a blank email to leave-Iegislative-4450H@listserv.lmnc.org This email has been scanned for all viruses by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information on a proactive email security service working around the clock, around the globe, visit http://www.messagelabs.com Y ouare currently subscribed to legislative as: ksykes@centervillemn.com To unsubscribe send a blank email to leave-legislative-4450H@listserv.lmnc.org This email has been scanned for all viruses by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information on a proactive email security service working around the clock, around the globe, visit http://www.messagelabs.com You are currently subscribed to legislative as: ksykes@centervillemn.com To unsubscribe send a blank email to leave-legislative-4450H@listserv.lmnc.org 5/14/2003 ~~~ .~ 'f J ';d J::\\ ~ ~I :"'. j~;t; ~ : i' 1..4 \.IU,J 3: Eagle Pas-s Twin: HOme- Association: Karen Marsliall.~ Secretary/" vp" April>>, 2003: city Maintenance Commissioner; I am writing' to., notify the' City of Centerville' that the'median: at the' entrance- of Eagle Pass Twin homes- on. Dupre. R~ _- been'damage:'by the"snowplow during winter plowing , The. e.urbmg: taeing soudi was-mt by.the pIow~aDdit" _uaea a&6ut'a:6I1e (eo{'Jlo1e" mlnthe" cement,cmli" Ii am, puttiiIg~ iir-a.re~est-fOT repa.irto.,the: median~. If YOllliave' any questions, please' call me at 6S 1-42-6-5143. I would appreciate immediate- '. 4;.....:. .. _#-.-4;~ the · aet1on.to:unsrepalr request Smce'lt ai.i~~:: ~appearaDce-tO"our commumty. TIiaDk you:ror attentfon:to:this.requesti SiReer:ely, Karel1-I.. Marshall. : -.:- " I !., .." ). . \~-,., . ..,. , " """"'= . " ,"'~ .~ .. .--, . '.- I " May ) 2- , 2003 SELF STORAGE FACILITY SPECIAL USE PERMIT WAIVER OF TIME AGREEMENT REQUEST FOR EXTENSION On January 23, 2003 the undersigned executed a Waiver of Time Agreement with the City of Centerville and same was accepted by the City Council on ~ 2003. This is a request for a second extension of time regarding that Waiver of Time Agreement from May 23,2003 until September 23,2003. The undersigned appreciate the City Council's patience and willingness to help support our proposed dev:~lopment which we are hopeful can start moving' forward shortly. 1 ~J2-.,. o.l Date ~. ..." .5 .../Z -03 Date HENRY VOTEL & TOM KELLER 2150 3rd Street, St. Paul, MN 55110 651-426-1610 May, 2002 Ms. Teresa Bender CITY OF CENTERVILLE 1880 Main Street Centerville, MN 55038 651-429-3232 FAX: 651-429-8629 PGS: 2 Re: EXTENSION Special Use Permit Public Application Waiver Dear Ms. Bender, Attached find the draft proposing extension of the current waiver agreement regarding our Special- Use Permit Application. Tell me if you think this is enough and I will get an original signed and delivered to you. Thank you and we will be in" touch. . . . . -VtH4-f Henry el For Henry Votel & Tom Keller May 9, 2003 Kim Moore Sykes City Administrator 1880 Main Street Centerville l\4N 55038 Kim, I conducted a tobacco compliance check on May 5th at Tom Thumb. This check is the second check that was mandated by the city councll as park of the requirement for Tom Thumb to keep their license. Tom Thumb did pass the check. During the check the cashier checked for ID and refused the sale after scanning the buyers ID on the ID checking machine. Tom Thumb passed both special checks. Please contact me at 763-784-2501 if you have any questions. Sincerely, 0~ ~"1 D. Bernardy#l1? CLPD Tobacco Compliance Officer Officer Jason Corlew Centennial Lakes Police Dep~ent 200 Civic Heights Circle Circle Pines:MN 55014 763-784-2501 May 9, 2003 Kim Moore Sykes City Administrator 1880 Main St. Centerville :MN 55038 Kim , During the state mandated tobacco sales compliance check that I recently conducted none of the businesses in your city that are licensed to sell tobacco failed the check. I directed an underage buyer into these businesses for the purposes of ensuring that the businesses are taking the appropriate measures to sell their tobacco products to adults. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding this matter. Sincerely, ~~ J. Corlew 124 CLPD Tobacco Compliance Officer Centennial Lakes ~oli~e l!epartm~nt 200 Civic..H.eights Circle, C;".c~, Pines, ~ 55014 (763) 7~f2501 . Fox (763) 784-o.0~2 . . ~ . . . DECLARATION OF'A DANGEROUS DOG. A.pri;l 24, 2Q.03 ~ '. . ,c"OP'l . Brian Robert Eckert 7200 Mill Road Centerville. MN 55038 " . . Dear:Mr..ackert; . . . . . . . . . ." . . '. . . : . . .,. . This age~cy haS:' condU~ed'an 'iiJ:vestiga~on into 'a dog inCident tIUu:' o~~ on Ap~ 8, . ...2Q03....:~AcCOr~g to oUr inyestigation, you are the' olvner of. the dog~inv91ved in this. ~ . incident 4e~crlbed'as follows: . '. . Breed: BI~~k LablM8Iam~te . Se~:. Male'.' . '. . . .' . .':. Name~ . ,(;'ody.; . . ) .: ~sWini . to 'l~~i. .cod~and comist~. :With 'Minnesota. statUtes ' .~ ~ 347'.50 ~ 341.:51 . . (Copies. enc19sed),: I: p.~;reby declare the previo~sly d~scribed' ~9g' owned by you as. . . . fofiow~: '. . ~. ..:...' . '. . . · ." ...... . "'. .. . . . . _X~~POTENTIALL ~ DANGEROl:JS . . ~ I ~ .DANGEROT)S '. . . ~ .' . '., .' . " . . . ~ a re~t of-tJiis.:declafatio*,-'I ~ directing you to.c9mply'witb'~e foi1owirig provisions 'of'MUmesota.'sDaDg~rous'DogStatuteas.follows: ." " '.' ' ..... '"'' ..... '. I " . . '. '" . . . , ~x_ The 'dog . shall be regiSter~, with the CitY of C~nteiviite' as fotentiaIly , . . '. . . . '" -.' , : " '.'Dang~rous~ Su~h.re8i~~tion shal~ be ac~oniplishe4 wiihin.fQUrteen:'(14) .' .'. .. , : . days ofreceipf.'ofthis notice.. FailUre to register thedog:withfu fourteen . (14) .,days" shall . result . in seizure' 'of the dog .by. local aDlmal control : . authorities~ . . . . . . . ::. . ._X -.:.. For registration p':lfPoses you must proVide the City of Centerville ~h , : .:. . .suffici~nt .~d~~ce ?;ftlie follo~g: . . '. . ',' . . , '.' . .. . .. l. - - . . :. .. . . .. J . '. .... A proper enclo$Ure ..e;}rlsts 'for ~e potentially 'dangerous dog ailc,t 'a pOsQn:g' on' '.' the pr~mis~~ With'a cie~ly Visib1e 'Mirn.ing sign,' mcluding a w.~g syml?ol ' " ~ . to iDfOmi children ~ there is a d~gerous ~og on'~e propeity. ~ ''''. ". ..:. . ' . .. A suretY bond isstie4 by a sUrety company authoriZed to oondudb~iness in . '. this State In a form 8.cCej>table to tbe' City in the stun of'afleast $300,000.00; .. . '. '. payable t6 anY-person. injured by; the .d8.ngerous'dog, 'or a'policy of liability insurance issued by ~ insurance .company. authorized to conduct business In · ~e 'St~e of Minnesota in the. amount of.at least $300,000.00; irisuririg the . . owner for any injuries inflict~ by th~ dangerous dog. Failure to se~ure the . proPer liability iD~~. or surety. :bond within. fourteen (14) days of i-ec~ip~ . of . this notice shall 'resUlt in seizUre". ~f. the dog. '.by local ani~~ control . .:. auth~rities~ . " . " . '. .... ..Proofof~crochip ~dentification a~ r~quired'~y":MN State'S~atute'~ 347.5)5 ": ..:. .' .... '. iX_'ReVie~' State.~t8tut~ ~"3'~7.~~'5', ~~7.52~ '3475j. ~~'~~~ervill~:or4. '~24 . . ..'. . . (Copies.enclosed) and ,*es(byyour s~~ o~ the f6llowmg page . .' , ' : ~ty?u'1iave r~a:nd ~er~d their. con~~s':~~ tamificanons.': . . .0 ':. 10. ':. .'")' .~. . .", . '.' .. .' .. .. .. . .'. '. .':','. .:':.:" DUEP~O~~SCLAtJS~'."..'.,..."".. ..,..., . ....-.....: ':..' .:.... As. ~~~. of the.'~~Ye:-d~scclbed4o$., yo~'ar~':.fur$eradv.i~ of y~:~ght ~o . ,:. . ..... I appeal this, matte~' before the' City"Council., ,:ShoUld: YOl)'Wish.to' appeal this.,', .~. . ." " . ' ....~eC?l~aiioit;you. .muSt .do'sO in.writh.ig..Within fourteen (i4)days~ of receipt ofthi$ '.' , : , . '. ." '.. . d~lm:ation.' The';.attached . Request fur' Appeat.must". :be"delivered to..,:the.... . '.' ":. :. ~e~~a1 Lakes Poli~e.Department,.200 CiVic Hei8hts CirCle,.Cir~le'P~es, MN . .." .' . " ?5:0~4. ~~ 'f~~~U4.)..<hiy~ -9ft~i~t. o~'.~s. .d~~?ri. ..9n~ ap app~~ ~s.: : '.:' .'. . ' .... . . '. . \, _be~i1lfiled.you will.~'e poijfied by.~e City as tc;> tlie~J..t~g:dat~ ap.4 addltlona~ '.:." : - '.; ':. ': '.. '.' '..' riglit~'p'royi~e(fyou ~Y'~o~ or~ce.. · . · .....:. : .' : :'-,' '. ' . .' . . .:' . "". .. . . . .' " . .' ~ ': .' ;":. ,.: , . .... ',:": .' ~' : '..: .:. '." ~ . . . . .. . '. :. .. .'; '.: '," , .. . ... . . '. .. ':'. ,. ' '. 'Please. fed free to:call on in.e '~ho1.1id you have. any. questions. regarding ilAs' ~tier;' · . .' .' '. . '. '." . .' - . ' . . . ' .... '". " I . :, '.' . . . . . . . " ~ '.' .' . '. :. - · . . .' . . ."'. .- . - ." . l _.' , . .,. . . !. .' . . .' . .. .t. . . . . . . . .... . , .': ,. .. : . --viY trulYYQ$"s;,' . ",,: ,. . . , . . . . . '.' .": ' ,.... .'. r.' . '.' ~: <.>: .....~. '. . .' . " .~~ . ~. :.' ' : . : .' .~:-'-r:. 2,': .' "~'..' '. . :._c---:' .. . _' .]<?el D." He~.' an . Chief of)iolice ~ . . \ I.. ' . '. . . .._ JI.. . cc(. City A~.~~~at~r. :... J .' . ' , .. - . . . . ,COl\lPLIANCElAPPEAL OF. DANGEROUS DOG CLASSIFiCATION' , .~h~ fo~ ~ust be.re~medt~.the <:hiet:of~~Ii~e ~thi~ :14 days of ret~pt . ;.,' . . . . , . . To:' Cbi~fof~olice ".,' . . Gentennial Lakes Police,Department . d _ 200 CiVic. ~eights Circle.. . ' Circle Pines, Minneso~,5S014 ", , . . Check approp~ate box~:' . I ~V~.~~ and 'tmderstandState Statutes ~ 347':515, 347.52, . 347.53' and ~ervme Or~ce #24 . · . . . I I I I . , .' . . . .' '.' .. . ",. . ~ 'Please be adyi~ed o.~my intent to .appetI this matt~ to . '. '~e,CitYCouncil~'~ .' . .' '.' .'...., .', , 1" ' . - ., . ,. .. . :'. .' ." . ~ .. '.. ' . '.' . ._i4o.nptint~dto~PP'eaItbis-matter,.ThedoginqUeStion..... ". -',' " . " , . .has'~~n~" 'j'.': ':,' :..:..,..--: -:'. .' . .>.. '. :,. '.... , . , .' '.,' . . " . . . . .. . ,. . . '.,' . . ,:, . .:, : -" :.~ H~ely EutharHZed '. " , 0'", I .. . ". .0 .' . . .' '~. 'f:. .: '.'.. . '. .... ...., '. '-, ..,.. . . ~ .: . ~~epriane~~"r~mo~~ fro~ the city. .' ':' '. .. . .' ~B~~ght'mto ~mpli~~~~~dri~ d~1~~o~~ . : '..' '. ..' ." ~ - .. '0 '.' J. : . . " . If, . . ".' . ., . .' . . . '.. .. ". ..' .. '. '" . .. .' :.: ..:...... ': S'i~~~. Of~o~.~er :' ;,,':. .: '. ~. >.~. ' . ,~. ::'.' D~te. . ~. :'. '.:'. .:'..:'.' ,r '.. .;0. 00 , ~ . . -'".. .'. ~ . " ..' . " .'. . '. .'. .. . ", . : .... ...' . .. " .. ,'~ ;....- . . .' . : '. . '.' . .:;." ,'''': . , .. .' ..". ". '. . . : I.... ....;,:. . . '.. .:.. . :,'. . .... '.' .....'., "..:'.:'. . . . , . ,-:. >. \ ; . '. .':.. .. ;: '. '. .' . . . : Note:. In ~e eV~nt. thafYQu, elect :to 'app6al:t~is .in#t~.~: the .City ~oUn;cij, the' City. Wil.r . ". ';.' ~. notify. 'you as .to. ~e..@te' and. time of..the hearirig as:well &$ additionafrights:'th8.t are~ -, . . : . provided t~ you'~d~ lOc8i:oi~~ . : ':. ;' : ...:..... '. '.' '. .- . . ",.. . '. ! .' . . · . :: , . ",' ~. .' - . . '. '" . , ' . , '," ~ . . .. .. . , .' ',. '.' - " : ..: . '. . .. I ~ ... ...... . .' . .' . , ... . . " ..:. . .~. .1,." . r - .,.. ..., . .1, ' \ . . .. '. . I'" .J ! .... .. ~.. . ~ . '. . , t. . _... J" :' OTTER LAI<E ANI~4AL CAP~ CENTER P.O. BOX 343 6848 OTTER LAKE ROAD HUGO, MN 55038 (651) 426-8871 Brian Bckert Invoice 7200 Mill.Rd. Date: 7/29/01 Centerville, MN 55038 Number: 0086881 Page: 1 , . "=", · J I _' - Cll.ent: 4266580 --- -'~€.~ -~_ 'f&.:: _ y!. _S_? f)_ _ ___ _ ___ _ ___ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ _ ____ _ _ _ _____ Description of Services Unit Price Quantity .Charges +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ Patient: Codi. due due due 4/01/03 0/00/00 OIOOICO Tag: 7694 VDHPPC dU$ 7/27/03 VRDT due 7/29/03 LH LF due C/OO/OO VL due 0/00/00 VB VBr due" 7/27/03 D due O/OO/CO LT4 VC due 7/15/01 +------------------------------------------------.-------------------+ - Performed on: 7/29/01 BOARDING DOG PLAY TIME (BOARD) BAT II NA-I L TR IM BORDETELLA, INTRANASAL DIST HEP PARA PARV CORa RABIES VACCINATION, DOG By: OFlICE 17.00 - l{C - - NC - - Ne - 16.50 LEPT 31.00 20.00 5.0 10.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 TCllt :t! ~.S- . t:ALiS TAX Subtotal: pa 0 <6. 6D KA \\I, '<I ()~alance Due Total: As of 4/18/03 )))))))))))): HEARTWOP~f SEASON IS HEREl! Ask about PROHEAnT-a preventative that lasts 6 months! l-a 85.00 - He - - r~c - - He - 16.50 31.00 20.00 152.50 5.53 158.03 .00 ~s~:ao EO at ~~~ Apr 19 03 02:51p C E R T I FIe ATE o F R A BIB S issued by OTTER LAKE ANIMAL CARE p. 1 V Ace I N A T ION APR 18 2003 6848 OTTER LAKB ROAD !fUGO, MN 55038 (612) 426-8871 Owner..: Brian Eckert 7200 Mill Rd. Center""ille, MN Phone..: (651) 426-6580 Animal.: Cody DOB....: 7/12/96 Weight.: 0 lb 0 02 Breed..: Lab/Malamute X Color, .: Tri Species: CA Sex....: NEUTERED MALE Tag II..: 7694 Vaccination Given: Revaccination Due: Today's Date: 7/29/01 7/29/03 7/29/01 55038 =#=2f)S THIS IS TO CBRTIFY that I have vaccinated the described animal against Rabies, with killed virus vaccine. Minnesota License # Periodic Examinations and Boosters Help Maintain Your Petts Resistance to Disease. MAY-B9-2e1Zl3 08=46 . J I t . I t. i f I ARDEN FASTENERS 6514862578 P.B1/01 t . I I ,. t f f' 'j .1 I, f. 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(ll8gaan1BdJJer) Cluster C Name Aid (no caps) no (wIIh (no caps) (no TOTALS 3,995,004 366,7378981 808,143,082 152.2 152.2 ges ADA CITY OF 381,8111 78&,234 773,984 823,458 418.4 ges ADAMS CITY OF 114,124. 205,832 214,971 248,- 257.3 ges ADRIAN CITY OF 191,8101 393,804 474,084 507,_ 320.5 mhl AnON CITY OF 3,510; 3,510 0 0 1.2 gsb AITKIN CITY OF 282,600. 502,211 944,951 1,049.502 246.7 gsm AKELEY CITY OF 52,7981 80,942 85,973 _,837 196.8 ses ALBANY CITY OF 196,598. 485,_ 678,0&3 748,418 2&7.3 gre ALBERT LEA CITY OF 4,571,1001 8,570,718 4,-.290 5,802,670 357.8 gsm ALBERTA CITY OF 8,5011 17,887 18,&80 31,852 128.8 gut ALBERtviLLE CfIY OF 71.7881 71,708 0 21,_7 17.8 ses ALDEN CITY OF 113,: 188,052 129,823 184'- 256.1 pm ALDRICH CITY OF 3,_ 10,965 10'- 75.7 gsb ALEXANDRIA CITY OF 1,148,8&8. 1,779,358 1,483,071 2,287 ,HI 182.4 gsm ALPHA CITY OF 22,8321 33,611 25,267 33,718 273.3 18m ALTURA CITY OF 41.oa11 54,878 33,185 -,- 128.7 pm ALVARADO CITY OF 18,7851 34,204 82,022 89,817 83.2 ses AMBOY CITY OF 80,8821 . 134,007 124,973 152,088 234.7 mhg ANDOVER CITY OF 118,801. 119,901 0 0 4.4 gmg ANNANDALE CITY OF 217,3781 432, 182 503,_ 532,811 159.2 mol ANOKA CITY OF 1,271,6771 1,950,275 1,590,678 1,88&,638 107.8 mlc APPLE VALLEY REG 413,7431 413,743 0 0 8.8 gab APPLETON CITY OF 371,9811 934,793 1,470,476 914,734 328.8 ssm AReO CITY OF 15,7921 27,153 28,832 31,442 274.3 mdv ARDEN HILLS CITY OF 11.7381 11,73& 0 0 1.2 ges ARGYLE CITY OF 132,329 208,_ 222,522 255,284 317.1 ges ARLINGTON CllY OF 259,7651 831,205 870,_ 121,592 304.6 18m ASHBY CITY OF 54,8081 108,233 128,73& 158,_ 228.4 pm ASKOV CITY OF 32,1391 81,398 . 68,580 91,970 165.0 sea AlWATERCITYOF 168,7681 309,388 329,617 371,818 287.3 15m AUDUBON CITY OF 28,873. 88,588 97,735 130,484 152.7 ses AURORA CITY OF 432,6381 788,277 838, 109 541,722 429.3 gre AUSTIN CITY OF 5,259,8371 8,024,319 6,830,881 7,513.344 343.3 ssm AVOCA CITY OF 18,707. 30,0G0 24,128 32,884 208.8 IN AVON CITY OF 78,4741 185, 181 254,770 321,382 148.5 lea BABBITT CITY OF 74,8581 281,44& 484,255 I 1&9.3 ssm BACKUS CITY OF 34,5271 39,753 12,249 31,442 127.8 gsm BADGER CITY OF 64,1321 108,587 109,892 134'-2 231.0 lea BAGLEY CITY OF 258,9581 505,772 583,242 591,885 410.8 gea BAlATON CITY OF 108,4491 215,403 255,395 258,551 338.2 gea BARNESVlu.E CI1Y OF 185,2701 458,590 948,43& 895,347 207.4 gea BARNUM CITY OF 70,3351 113,078 100,187 130,617 213.8 15m BARRETT CITY OF ~I 70,674 66,101 88,350 198.0 pm BARRY CITY OF 1,135 2,794 3,890 1,805 127.0 ses BAm.E LAKE CI1Y OF 94,186. 134,391 94,244 167,887 178.9 gab BAUDETTE CIlY OF 208,4991 328,237 423,_ 489,728 300.4 gab BAXTER CITY OF 127,_1 127,8G6 0 0 22.0 msm BAYPORT CITY OF 27,388. 255,923 535,746 275,537 80.5 pm BEARDSLEY CITY OF 48,4081 84,782 85,280 88,740 332.5 15m BEAVER BAY CfIY OF 37,0231 37,023 0 11,070 204.5 18m BEAVER CREEK CITY 0 42,5871 81,979 45,_ 60'- 250.8 gut BECKER CITY OF 2,5741 2,574 0 0 0.8 gsm BEJOU CITY OF 16.4231 19,535 22,943 27,075 203.5 ses BELGRADE CITY OF 85,232 178,859 196,262 233,973 238.3 msm BELLE PLAINE CITY OF 278,lI42l 483,935 503,722 458,- 119.8 pm BELLECHESTER CITY 0 11,408 15,800 10,299 22,872 117.8 pm BEWNGHAM CITY OF 59,2681 79,384 72,369 77,111 391.1 15m BELTRAMI CITY OF ',9171 25,360 38,882 38,507 258.8 15m BELVIEW CITY OF 80,589. 127,858 113,305 131,285 314.4 gre BEMIDJI CITY OF 2,5&0,0821 4,086,831 3,789,924 3,780,181 338.5 gsm BEMA CITY OF 15,5581 23,080 27,549 30,318 199.0 gea BENSON CITY OF 781.7971 1,178,288 1,159,397 1,2G6,883 348.0 pm BERTHA CITY OF 131,510 165,262 182,583 175,_ 352.4 msm BETHEL CITY OF 18,370. 16,749 889 32,090 37.4 15m BIG FALLS CITY OF 51,3051 83,749 76,050 74,372 317.2 gut BIG LAKE CITY OF 256,0891 688,233 966,093 959,171 96.8 Ism BIGELOW CIlY OF 18,2831 41,360 64,848 78,587 178.8 Iga-old-new.xls April 28, _3 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $608M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Deparbnent of Revenue C Aid Per Capita CUJTeDt Law I Current Law Current Law . Proposed Current Law Current Law Proposed 2081 ZOO4 LGA I 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LOA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population Gnmdfatbered (willi graadEdIIIr) (Dogrmul&dla') (Do pIIIII1IidIIB') (widt .......) (DO ..........) (Do.......) Cluster C Name AId ~caps) (lID caps) (-caR ... caps) (no caps) (no caps) TOTALS 368.737...1 808,143,082 608,143.08 152.2 BIGFORK CITY OF I 114,288 84,778 115,111 242.7 pm 78,1311 pm BINGHAM LAKE CITY OF 11,8461 28,8S2 28,143 40,814 174.7 mhl BRCHWOOD CITY OF 1,2461 1,246 0 0 1.3 gea BRD ISlAND CITY OF 205,9741 408,358 4&9,713 474,732 341.8 pm BISCAY CITY OF 2,5821 7,338 11,194 17,478 63.8 gea BIWABIK CITY OF 303,050 483,123 422,102 252,284 518.2 ges BLACKDUCK CITY OF 10&,5991 187,038 188,551 240.285 282.0 mlc BLAINE (JT) CITY OF 1,189.3501 1,189.350 0 0 25.4 pm BLOMKEST CITY OF 18,2331 28,_ 18,354 30,032 142.4 ges BLOOMING PRAIRIE C 259,8771 804,830 808,593 840,&23 309.4 mlc BLOOMINGTON CITY OF 383,431 383,431 0 0 4.5 ges BLUE EARTH CITY OF 634,2141 1,280,475 1,4&7 Jl97 1.754,&45 351.4 pm BLUFFTON CITY OF 1,5781 14,750 30,875 45,011 89.8 18m BOCK CITY OF 4,0921 9,240 27,745 33,187 87.2 pm BORUP CITY OF 8,7011 13,008 32,349 32,158 144.5 gea BOVEY CITY OF %13,0271 371,168 230,044 177,743 559.0 pm BOWLUS CITY OF 12,5421 30,S48 45,752 60,538 117.9 pm BOY RNER CITY OF 1,8321 2,042 492 3,_ 51.1 pm BOYD CITY OF 84,0811 97,sa 78,530 71,343 478.0 gea BRAHAM CITY OF 190,8931 381,195 399,1_ 451,739 278.9 gre BRAINERD CITY OF 2,444,5541 4,189,718 4,043'- 4,880,348 310.7 pm BRANDON CITY OF 50,4421 100,144 118,353 148,360 223.5 9es BRECKENRIDGE CITY 0 978,8021 1,423,400 1,269,45D 1,455,318 400.1 gut BREEZY POINT CITY OF 7891 789 0 0 0.7 ges BREWSTER CITY OF 32,8891 93,712 142,620 184,170 187.8 pm BRlCELYN CITY OF 89,106; 130,734 144,459 153,587 349.8 gsm BROOK PARK CITY OF 18,2561 28,248 29,142 40,270 188.2 mol BROOKLYN CENTER 1,970.9551 2,573,851 1,413.228 1,195,015 ..2 mlc BROOKLYN PARK CITY 1,811,2591 2,G6,514 1,806.282 0 36.7 pm BROOKS CITY OF 8,5011 18,501 23,441 29,752 132.2 pm BROOKSTON CITY OF 4,0671 9,921 13,721 17,_ 102.3 ges BROOTEN CITY OF 105,9401 191,301 200,111 238,430 214.3 les BROWERVlLLE CITY OF 75,9151 180,423 244,975 285.952 245.8 ges BROWNS VALLEY CITY 223,2281 384,711 335,&74 322,142 542.7 les BROWNSDALE CITY OF 89,3801 132,- 185,301 218,_ 183.2 Img BROWNSVlLLE CITY OF 32,0181 82,770 72,085 .,848 120.0 ges BROWNTON CITY OF 117,4811 220,757 242,085 m.- 272.2 pm BRUNO CITY OF 20,8181 25,559 11,117 18,430 250.8 18m BUCKMAN CITY OF 4,590 9,288 11,012 21,977 44.2 IhI BUFFALO CITY OF 84&,7301 1.238,079 907,972 1,407,833 114.0 Img BUFFALO UU<E CITY OF 108,708 201,280 221,&35 2&7,034 2&0.4 les BUHL CITY OF 374,2981 532,530 407,_ 280~- 540.8 mlc BURNSVlLLE REG LEVY 843,3231 843,323 0 0 14.0 18m BURTRUM CITY OF 12,6901 21 ,371 35,845 36,488 150.5 gea BUTTERFELD CITY OF 81,9971 154,288 189,451 192,874 275.0 ghl BYRON CITY OF 175,0271 278,405 237,837 270,&47 78.4 ges CALEDONIA CITY OF 433,4191 773,830 872,878 1.C188.985 261.0 pm CALLAWAY CITY OF 31,0801 41,709 24,9&2 35,837 209.8 pm CALUMET CITY OF 138.8401 179,287 94,810 69,027 480.7 gsb . CAMBRIDGE CITY OF 355,8731 592,178 554,384 827,_ 103.8 18m CAMPBELL CITY OF 35,4901 58,328 49,315 &1,427 238.7 les CANBY CITY OF 421,7101 792,- 891,0&1 932,143 415.7 IhI CANNON FALLS CITY 0 357,714 - 877,923 750,591 831,598 174.9 18m CANTON CITY OF 82,6481 99,978 87,505 _,482 294.0 18m CARLOS CITY OF 29,8121 51,177 50,081 &7,050 151.9 ges CARLTON CITY OF 117,4541 221,409 243,&78 247,202 278.8 mhg CARVER CITY OF 21,7071 57,872 84,774 283,284 39.8 ges CASS LAKE CITY OF 285,6421 433,987 349,813 383,857 502.9 pm CEDAR MILLS CITY OF 39,:1 3,021 5,870 4,985 58.1 Iml C~CITYCITYOF 73,973 89,274 129,501 123.9 mhg*,CENTERVIu.E CITY OF . 9,321_ 9,321 .~ 0 :JI- I 2.8 pm CEYL:ON CIlYOF- .4301 153,3&8- 158,908~ 112;510 371:8 - mhg CHAMPUN CITY OF 4&7,7501 467,750 0 I 20.8 15m' CHANDLER CITY OF 33,020 . 58,521 59,778 89,_ 214.4 mhg CHANHASSEN CITY RE 20,4851 20,48S 0 0 1.0 mhg CHASKA CITY OF REG 355,2181 571,830 507,285 0 31.1 Iga-old-new.xls AprD 28, 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $808M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue C Current Law , Cu.nmt Law Current Law Proposed Curreat Law Proposed 2001 2004LGA I 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LOA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population GramlJ'atltend I (wIth~) (Do gradtder) (Do~ (db........) (Do.........) Cluster C Name AId (.... caps) {no~ (.. ~ (no caps) TOTALS 3,995.004 366.737.8981 808.143.082 152.2 gmg CHATFIELD CITY OF 273.681 851.899 -,- 137,810 271.8 368.4 gsm CHICKAMAW BEACH 0 0 0 a 0.0 o. gmg CHISAGO CITY CITY OF 253,0101 3&4,825 282,101 378,313 133.8 96.1 ges CHISHOLM CITY OF 1,419,2781 2,443,0. 2,399,- 2.513,887 415.1 48&.9 gsm CHOKlO CITY OF 84,4711 150,778 146,581 150,_ 339.1 330.2 msm CIRCLE PINES CITY OF 252,8331 252,833 0 0 54.1 0.0 ges CLARA CITY CITY OF 193,172 405,374 497,418 541,603 292.9 359.4 gea CLAREMONT CITY OF 84,3011 185,106 189,412 224,01' 266.3 305.5 gea CLARISSA CITY OF 150,7881 232,117 190,882 289,281 383.7 315.5 ges CLARKFIELD CITY OF 233,043, 394,165 377,_ 398,9M 420.2 402.8 gea CLARKS GROVE CITY 0 69,733 119,714 171,032 203,272 183.8 234.0 18m CLEAR LAKE CITY OF 43,8421 51,&35 18,287 31,315 189.1 88 gea CLEARBROOK CITY OF 93,570, 181,521 159,282 193,532 288.9 282.1 ghl CLEARWATER CITY OF 20,1061 89,7ff1 118,_ 185,875 79.0 131.8 18m CLEMENTS CITY OF 28,9411 39,017 28,30& 40,845 205.4 148. ges CLEVElAND CITY OF 59,178. 111,082 121,865 141,241 188.0 181.9 18m CUMAX CITY OF 36,2271 59,571 54,720 62,782 247.2 227.1 18m CUNTON CITY OF 139,9191 196,1. 174,318 1.... 442.8 393.5 18m CUTHERALL CITY OF 11,1181 13,857 21,815 31,335 113.5 175.7 18m CLONTARF CITY OF 2.2551 11,005 20,509 30'- 84.7 120.8 gre CLOQUET CITY OF 2,488,7151 3,788,497 3,109,178 2,98,- 333.2 273.5 mdv COATES CITY OF 2221 222 0 a 1.3 o.a gsm COBDEN CITY OF 7581 2,595 7,364 7,420 48.0 138.9 gmg COHASSET CITY OF m.sr:1 0 0 0 0.0 o. gmg COKATO CITY OF 575,035 694,820 883,854 208.2 251.8 gmg COLD SPRING CITY OF 251,8281 484,333 568,921 838,538 148.1 171.& gea COLERAlNE CITY OF 322,0911 497,785 411,793 347,892 443.2 38&.7 mhl COLOGNE CITY OF 30,410. 85,938 130,158 207,381 80.5 121.8 mol COLUMBIA HEIGHTS C 2,051,6381 2,581,847 1,185,988 1,808,774 138.3 64 gsm COMFREY CITY OF 114,&051 183,971 115,718 123,853 445.8 314.5 18m COMSTOCK CITY OF 10,348 13,747 7,973 18,539 111.8 84. pm CONGER CITY OF 24,808, 31,910 18,_ 34,994 211.3 110.3 ges COOK CITY OF 47,5781 131,523 18&,778 214,832 214.9 321.5 mlc COON RAPIDS CItY OF 2,835,4231 2,835,423 0 0 45.9 o. mhl CORCORAN CITY OF 27,4591 27,459 0 0 4.8 0.0 pm CORRELL crrv OF 3,703, 9,420 18,428 14,228 209.3 385.0 gea COSMOS CITY OF 101,4691 182,238 142,442 188,028 276.9 243.1 mhl COTTAGE GROVE CITY 868,4401 888,440 0 0 31.4 0.0 gml COTTONWOOD CITY OF 144,365 289,380 338,948 382,170 253.0 297.2 IhI COURTlAND CItY OF 25,0231 50,322 59,302 92,838 82.7 108.2 18m CROMWELL CITY OF 11,308 25,228 32,629 12,072 134.2 173.& ges CROOKSTON CITY OF 1,811,0151 3,122,744 3,147,208 3,477,4S9 382.4 385.4 les CROSBY CITY OF 322,2711 784,_ 1,108,081 875,920 344.4 480.1 ghl CROSSLAKE CItY OF 1,780 1,780 0 0 0.9 o. mol CRYSTAL CITY OF 1,-,5041 2,235,131 857,054 2,187,280 98.3 37. 18m CURRIE CITY OF 39,552, 75,818 85,_ 79,801 344.8 386. pm CUYUNA CITY OF 18,8771 19,877 0 0 82.5 O. gsm CYRUS CITY OF 42,0081 74,8D5 85,434 91,_ 253.1 288.& 18m DAKOTA CITY OF 4,578. 17,194 28,574 41,235 52.4 90 Ism DALTON CITY OF 27,7191 4&,088 43,057 8,597 177.3 185.& lea DANUBE CITY OF 88,7171 148,180 129,9&1 144,_ 278.4 247.5 ssm DANVERS CITY OF 10,&021 11,161 1,308 10,203 184.3 1 18m DARFUR CITY OF 13,338 23,828 24,_ 33,413 1..5 186.3 18m DARWIN CITY OF 10,5441 14,.87 10,438 28,208 54.3 37 gmg DASSEL CITY OF 148,3671 304,924 3&&,_ 423,359 244.7 294.5 lea DAWSON CITY OF 317-1 621,284 712,133 724,301 408.7 488.5 msm DAYTON (J1) CITY OF 28,730 28,730 0 0 5.7 O.G mhl DEEPHAVEN CITY OF O. 0 0 0 0.0 o. 18m DEER CREEK CITY OF 25,8991 55,&03 73,_ 95,U7 16&.0 220. gea DEER RIVER CITY OF 148,5051 272,513 288,339 330,843 301.1 318.& gBb DEERWOOD CITY OF 6&,499. 80,788 33,521 73,737 138.7 56. gsm DEGRAFF CITY OF 2,2651 15,007 33,869 3&,174 118.3 282. ghl DELANO crrv OF 354,6141 460,580 248,204 334,513 118.1 82. 18m DELAVAN CITY OF 41,8781 87,005 58,_ 83,_ 311.7 273 pm DELHI CITY OF 12.4741 18.892 10,357 . 15,773 248.4 152.3 mhl DELLWOOD CITY OF 1,1201 1,120 0 0 1.1 o. Iga-old-newm AprD 28, 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemo"'s Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $608M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue Ard Per Capla current Law . Carreat Law current Law Proposed CIUTeIIt Law Proposed 2GG1 ZOO4 LGA 1 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population Gnmdlathered . (willi gnmJrdIIa') (Do grudtadIer) (aD..........) (Do grIIU1fatIIer) (Do grudIldII&r) Cluster C. Name Aid (WIllI caps) (no .. caps) (no (lID ~) TOTALS 3~, 366,737,89.1 .,143,082 152.2 pm DENHAM CITY OF 1~1 0 0 0 0.0 ssm DENNISON CITY OF 24,_ 19,526 33,289 14&.4 pm DENT CITY OF 11,0771 24,6&1 31,842 48,243 127.1 gsb DETROIT LAKES CITY 0 1.10&,7441 1,682.280 1,349,047 1,485,357 224.8 pm DEXTER CITY OF 56,165. 83,761 84,_ as,- 250.8 gea DLWORTH CITY OF 432,6821 716,189 8&4,_ 887'" 235.4 gmg DODGE CENTER CITY 0 301,762. 713,314 8&4,705 1,055,405 313.8 pm DONALDSON CITY OF 1,5871 4,6&1 7,252 6,044 128.5 gam DONNELLY CITY OF 20,8821 42,986 55,014 70,576 167.9 pm DORAN CITY OF 5,4271 11,177 13,478 11,878 203.2 pm DOVER CITY OF 48,646 65,814 40,242 87,516 147.9 pm DOVRAY CITY OF 6,9841 10,822 8,995 15,_ 161.5 gmJ DULUTH CITY OF 19,259,581. 31,177,603 35,941,918 33,765,4D1 362.0 pm DUMONT CITY OF 17,9401 28,109 23,836 32,1&0 234.2 ghl DUNDAS CITY OF 27,4121 55,915 67,001 136,827 93.8 pm DUNDEE CITY OF 7,000. 18,092 26,401 31,789 179.1 pm DUNNELL CITY OF 31,4541 55,239 55,755 .,853 281.8 mle EAGAN CITY OF REG 131,1631 131,163 0 0 2.0 gea EAGLE BEND CITY OF 127.7031 203,416 186,_ 222,801 333.5 gea EAGLE LAKE CITY OF 113,855 320,103 556,092 819,483 174.3 mhg EAST BETHEL CITY OF 96,340 98,34D 0 0 8.7 ges EAST GRAND FORKS C 1,473,6591 2,5&7,796 2,564,721 3,817.411 340.8 ghl EAST GULL LAKE CITY 1,0531 1,053 0 0 1.1 18m EASTON CITY OF 34,543. 51,742 40,316 53,- 241.8 pm ECHO CITY OF 73,3771 107,437 79,_ 88,502 393.5 mle EDEN PRAIRIE REG 172,4201 172,420 0 0 3.1 gea EDEN VALLEY CITY OF 131,8&81 224,895 218,083 259,988 259.4 ges EDGERTON CITY OF 130,4921 281.806 354,891 376"1 273.6 mle EDINA CITY OF 01 0 0 0 0.0 gsm EFFIE CITY OF 982. 3,056 15,44& 11,717 36.0 gsm EITZEN CITY OF 12,8241 24,_ 28.227 45,544 107.2 gsm ELBA CITY OF 1.7591 11'- 28,_ 39'- 58.2 ges ELBOW LAKE CITY OF 242,554 449,751 485,682 533,_ 352.2 gea ELGIN CITY OF 67,346 152,762 200,220 244,. 1..4 18m ELIZABETH CITY OF 18,4001 31,419 31,976 43,041 182.7 ghl ELK RIVER CITY OF 947,6251 947,625 0 211,585 54.5 mhg ELKO CITY OF 4,4151 4,415 0 18,201 7.9 pm ELKTON CITY OF 12,4421 18,044 13,132 24,. 117.2 ges ELLENDALE CITY OF 73,726 122,808 115,051 148,841 206.4 ges ELLSWORTH CITY OF 87,9401 163,924 178,110 191,043 304.7 18m ELMDALE CITY OF 1,427. 5,835 10,333 12,317 55.0 gea ELMORE CITY OF 142,9991 243,948 m ,976 217,&52 338.8 pm ELROSA CITY OF 6,3G01 17.807 26,874 34,580 104.1 ges EL Y CITY OF 879,_. 1,848,182 1,830.308 1,812.245 448.3 pm ELYSIAN CITY OF 103,0001 103,000 0 14,041 210.6 gmg EMILY CITY OF 5,952. 5,952 0 0 6.9 pm EMMONS CITY OF 69,3031 101,314 75,035 95,850 234.0 pm ERHARD CITY OF 10,7861 20,180 28,042 30,116 '137.3 pm ERSKINE CITY OF 50,654' 10&,044 128,837 155,145 243.2 pm EVAN CITY OF 2,9931 8,889 13,988 21,435 94.4 ges EVANSVILLE CITY OF 89,2091 134,630 108,019 137,812 238.3 ges EVELETH CITY OF 1,076,2011 1,888,339 1'-,330 1,874.302 497.7 msrn EXCELSIOR CITY OF 152,326 267,8&3 270,826 3&4,134 112.0 gmg EYOTA CITY OF 83,7191 284,505 470,656 520,852 171.0 ges FAIRFAX CITY OF 215,361. 429,672 502,380 su.- 329.0 gre FAlRMONT CITY OF 2,397,8931 3,908.211 3,589,410 4,33D,803 357.0 msm FALCON HEIGHTS CITY 187.1451 215,980 67,544 2ffI,827 38.7 gre FARIBAULT CITY OF 4,212,897, 6,708,263 5,854,059 6,481,191 316.9 mhg FARMINGTON CITY OF 354,3251 374,657 47,_ 0 28.2 pm FARWELL CITY OF 15,6321 20,326 15,_ 15,358 383.0 pm FEDERAL DAM CITY OF 2,741. 2,741 0 0 28.4 pm FELTON CITY OF 27,8371 38,980 26,251 39,479 180.5 gre FERGUS FALLS CITY OF 2,972,3611 4,446,021 3,454.357 4,202.258 325.8 ges' FERTILE CITY OF 95,538. 227,&26 324,133 3&2,129 252.4 gsm FIFTY LAKES CITY OF 4751 475 0 0 1.2 gsm FINLAYSON CITY OF 17,2311 29,280 28,243 51,_ 91.8 Iga-old-newm AprD 28, ~ Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemofs Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $608M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue C Aid Per Capita CIIIftIIt Law , current Law Proposed Current Law Current Law Proposed 2001 2004 LGA 1 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population GnmdfatIaered (110 gnadfaIba') (Do ...........) (wftb gradIatIIer) (DDgnadfaIba') (lID grJIIIdfadIer) Cluster C Name Aid (aD CIfIIS) (.. caps) caps) (no caps) TOTALS 3,995,004 38&,737,698' &08 143,082 808, 143,08 152.2 152.2 1 FISHER CITY OF 428 , 54,851 77,799 98,384 128.3 182.8 pm 21,4611 pm FLENSBURG CITY OF 244 18,504, 27,041 25;sn 40,_ 110.8 104.0 ges FLOOD WOOD CITY OF 487 133,0811 197,8&3 152,088 152,191 406.5 312.3 18m FLORENCE CITY OF 60 8,151 ; 13,018 12,499 18,_ 217.0 208 gmg FOLEY CITY OF 2,2 285, 181, 841,051 929,038 1,033,798 285.3 413.5 pm FORADA CITY OF 198 1,1161 1,116 0 0 5.6 o. mdv FOREST LAKE CITY OF 14,718 330,725, 330,725 0 0 22.5 0.0 pm FORESTON CITY OF 389 24,8041 50,630 61,510 86,854 130.2 158.1 pm FORT RIPLEY CITY OF 72 2701 270 0 0 3.8 o.a les FOSSTON CITY OF 1,5&8 267,6201 515,984 730,467 773,585 328.8 465.& ssm FOUNTAIN CITY OF 3&3 28,388 50,427 51,658 85.213 138.9 142.3 18m FOXHOME CITY OF 139 10,5991 22,895 34,886 37,191 164.7 250.8 18m FRANKLIN CITY OF 50 123.263, 180,494 134,152 158,887 359.5 267.2 ges FRAZEE CITY OF 1,3"1< 146,8291 334,_ 612,342 848,617 243.6 445.7 pm FREEBORN CITY OF 305 31,1011 55,265 58,623 74,739 181.2 185.6 ssm FREEPORT CITY OF 484 59,049, 99,884 95,9D8 108.201 215.4 206.7 mdv FRIDLEY CITY OF 27,469 1,613,3731 1,916,855 710,913 277,822 &9.8 25 18m FROST CITY OF 248 43,9341 .,067 51,881 66,052 265.3 208.4 ges FULDA CITY OF 1,31 231,088, 440,909 491,817 544,859 335.0 373. 18m FUNKLEY CITY OF 15 ~I 50 0 0 3.3 0.0 Ism GARFELD CITY OF 288 21,938 36,408 58,850 76.7 127.3 18m GARRISON CITY OF 222 5,8591 5,_ 0 0 28.4 o.a 18m GARVIN CITY OF 158 37,228 54,. 41,384 50,401 351.8 285.3 18m GARY CITY OF 212 48,41191 73,613 58,_ 71,781 347.2 277.71 Iml GAYLORD CITY OF 2,27& 333,599 731,416 1,038,180 1,082,814 321.4 458.1 mdv GEM LAKE CITY OF 424 0' 0 0 . 0.0 o. 18m GENEVA CITY OF 451 37,&341 64,103 62,045 87,1_ 142.1 137. 18m GENOLA CITY OF 70 2171 217 0 3,751 3.1 o.a 18m GEORGETOWN CITY OF 125 8,253 8,253 0 7'- 68.0 o.a 18m GHENT CITY OF 311 37,5121 &5,353 65,261 81,881 210.1 209.8 lea GIBBON CITY OF 813 134,323 236,579 239,_ 275,- 291.0 294.8 lea GILBERT CITY OF 1, 564,1981 945,788 894,475 548,883 515.4 487.5 18m GILMAN CITY OF 225 1,008, 1,_ 3,537 21,375 8.3 15. gmg GLENCOE CITY OF 5,51 &46,3471 1,198,702 1,284,757 1,484,027 217.2 234.6 lea GLENVlLLECITYOF 718 55,343, 143,075 208,565 222,350 199.3 290.5 les GLENWOOD CITY OF 2,801 469,1721 848,854 890,001 893,708 328.4 34 gmg GL YNDON CITY OF 1,075 84,3231 221,851 322,376 _,152 20&.4 299.9 mdv GOLDEN VALLEY CITY 20,391 79,3811 79,361 0 0 3.9 o. 18m GONVlCK CITY OF 297 59,_ 85,542 61,124 80,018 288.0 205.8 lea GOOD THUNDER CITY 0 589 71,6521 136,353 151,683 177,_ 231.5 257.5 gml GOODHUE CITY OF 781 75,263, 151,842 179,507 217,834 184.4 229.8 ssm GOODRIDGE CITY OF 9 21 ,8G01 28,981 28,021 30,938 298.8 288.8 9mg GooDVlEW CITY OF 3,378 1.,8151 202,876 30,851 42,855 &0.1 9.1 ges GRACEVlLLE CITY OF &01 133,602 231,439 229,336 237,704 385.1 381.& pm GRANADA CITY OF 314 46.2571 79,674 108,931 109,128 253.7 34&.9 Isb GRAND MARAIS CITY 0 1, 216,2371 300,78& 198, 188 219,889 219.7 144.8 les GRAND MEADOW CITY 955 137,089, 255,895 278,465 315,729 288.0 291.6 gsb GRAND RAPIDS CITY OF 7,82 1,283,1131 1,8&7,610 1,34&,658 1,849,158 238.7 172.1 lea GRANITE FALLS CITY 0 3, 522,270' 865,325 804,144 84&,4S3 283.1 2&3.1 mhl GRANT CITY OF 4,0 3,8421 3,842 0 0 0.9 0.0 ssm GRASSTON CITY OF 104 14,1571 20,878 15,754 18,_ 200.8 151. gsm GREEN ISLE CITY OF 336 45.t361 52,408 16,811 40,785 158.0 50. les GREENBUSH CITY OF 772 135,823 223,_ 205,281 228,797 281.4 265.9 mhg GREENFIELD CITY OF 2,640 2,0911 2,091 0 0 0.8 0.0 pm GREENWALD CITY OF 198 7,362 12,469 11,872 22,58& 63.0 80. mhi GREENWOOD CITY OF 763 01 0 0 0 0.0 o. ssm GREY EAGLE CITY OF 336 58,2471 92,658 80,&57 8&,0&1 275.8 240.1 ges GROVE CITY CITY OF 609 112,902. 182,- 164,077 193,&28 300.3 2&9.4 pm GRYGLA CITY OF 228 36,09&1 53,417 40,600 57,438 234.3 178.1 gsm GULLY CITY OF 98 6,5041 12,724 26,_ 25,332 128.8 274 18m HACKENSACK CITY OF 306 13,8611 .13,861 0 17,78D 45.3 o. gsm HADLEY CITY OF 78 2,5091 8,917 15,020 18,536 112.9 180.1 lea HALLOCK CITY OF 1,180 263,8111 449,531 503,784 506,445 381.0 426.8 18m' HALMA CITY OF 75 5,263 9,954 12,775 17,_ 132.7 170.3 ges HALSTAD CITY OF &2D 91,4081 16&,448 175,899 204,525 288.5 283.7 mhg HAM LAKE CITY OF 13,11 177,0181 177,018 0 0 13.5 o. Iga-old-new.xls April2&, _3 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $&08M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue C Aid Per Capita Current Law current Law Proposed Current Law Current Law Proposed 2801 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2.. LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population (willi ..........) (Do gradratIIer) (DognDll1ldlJlr) (willi gnmIfiIIJIe') (Do.........) (aograadf'ather) Cluster C Name (willi caps) lID caps) (lID (....~ (.. (a caps) TOTALS 608,143 082 808,143,08 152.2 1 msm HAMBURG CITY OF 34,3&01 41,_ 17,053 48,471 77.1 ssm HAMMOND CITY OF If 1031 23,384 41,840 50," 118.7 msm HAMPTON CITY OF 14,0821 14,082 0 13,517 30.& gea HANCOCK CITY OF 85,189. 193,987 231,566 281,728 270.2 18m HANLEY FALLS CITY OF 50,2131 84,093 79.41& 84,972 262.8 ghl HANOVER (JT) CITY OF 18,2471 39,073 53.507 221,733 25.2 pm HANSKA CITY OF 61.690 114,823 124,547 144,710 2&2.2 pm HARDING CITY OF 6601 860 0 1,587 6.3 ssm HARDWICK CITY OF 27,9801 47,950 50.738 60,528 217.0 gea HARMONY CITY OF 216.6591 387._ 354.874 405,102 338.5 Img HARRIS CITY OF 21,4101 88,769 153,205 215,387 75.7 pm HARTLAND CITY OF 47.4841 62,851 36.021 55.287 217.5 mol HASTINGS (JT) CITY OF 1,242,432. 1,539,383 886,073 801._ 83.2 pm HATFIELD cm OF 7561 3,050 5.378 5,218 66.3 gea HAWLEY CITY OF 152, 1081 382,846 766.591 -,- 203.2 lea HAYFIELD CITY OF 187,5201 361,726 455.233 517,108 2&6.& 15m HAYWARD CITY OF 34,9771 42,209 16,852 32,981 172.3 18m HAZEL RUN CITY OF 8,2551 13,519 17.436 17,67' 214.6 gea HECTOR CITY OF 194,3571 354.437 375,239 421'- 304.0 18m HEIDELBERG CITY OF 5171 517 0 0 7.0 Img HENDERSON CITY OF 143.1881 273,897 30&,368 352,158 284.8 gea HENDRICKS CITY OF 125,9391 212,480 202,857 231,585 288.3 ssm HENDRUM CITY OF 39.3691 73.808 80,728 .,770 232.8 ges HENNING CITY OF 132.5991 220,019 204,918 235,_ 30&.0 ssm HENRIETTE CITY OF 1.034 5,714 15.193 22,1182 57.1 gsm HERMAN CITY OF 116,334; 163,844 111,367 127,783 3&7.4 ghl HERMANTOWN CITY OF 688,385. 925,572 &02,882 844,235 114.3 gea HERON LAKE CITY OF 129,4771 242,885 285,387 299,431 316.4 15m HEWITT CITY OF 27.8611 55,683 65,216 78,167 210.9 gre HIBBING CITY OF 4.589,820. 7,232,115 6.193.714 &,342.212 424.9 18m HILL CITY CITY OF 4&, 1011 73,328 63,821 ... 153.1 15m HLLMAN CITY OF 1.6831 2,786 2,631 2,7GD 92.9 gea HILLS CITY OF 89,2401 133,574 14&.104 175,780 228.7 msm HILLTOP CITY OF 63,2731 82,607 45,321 180.087 107.8 gab HINCKLEY CITY OF 130,9401 258,387 294.057 392,011 196.5 gsm HInERDAL CITY OF 39.8481 58.412 5&,503 58,732 290.6 lea HOFFMAN CITY OF 76,1901 145.554 162,584 193,672 217.9 289.9 gea HOKAH CITY OF 139,8831 219.658 186,974 114,111 358.9 317 Iml HOLDINGFORD CITY OF 10&.&43 181.&17 175.744 211,758 243.8 284 18m HOLLAND CITY OF 34,8321 50.870 37.125 48,474 239.0 228. ssm HOLLANDALE CITY OF 32,811. 46,542 32,186 58,5H 149.7 1..1 gsm HOLLOWAY CllY OF 13.1501 21,396 19.328 28.733 182.8 258.9 ssm HOLT CITY OF 7.1471 11.879 11.193 16,299 138.1 188. mol HOPKINS CITY OF 1,343,753. 1,343.753 0 0 77.9 . 0.0 gea HOUSTON (JT) CITY OF 168,6351 324.&91 365.888 407.&15 317.7 398. gmg HOWARD LAKE CITY OF 157,&831 412,554 597.435 1&2,128 221.0 355.1 ges HOYT LAKES CITY OF 231,373 532,- 70&.773 0 259.8 0.0 mhg HUGO CITY OF 31,49&1 31,488 0 0 4.4 0.0 ssm HUMBOLDT CITY OF 5,5&41 10,518 14,940 16,585 172.4 272.0 gre HUTCHINSON CITY OF 1,842,4&21 2,875,835 1.853,482 2.203.289 202.9 167.1 15m IHLEN CITY OF 11....' 20..1 20,382 27,_ 195.1 255.3 mhl INDEPENDENCE CITY 0 01 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 gab INTL FALLS CITY OF 2,079,9411 3,291.038 2,838,891 3,751.354 498.2 567.9 mhg INVER GROVE HEIGHTS 581,8331 581.633 0 0 11.3 o. ssm IONA CITY OF 29,_. 45,013 35.455 48,833 280.2 271. ssm IRON JUNCnON CITY 0 3,5281 8.173 18,348 15,388 90.8 171.1 ssm IRONTON CITY OF 102, 1&11 1.,9. 156,532 137,545 326.1 2&5.5 gut ISANn CITY OF 215,672. 345.829 305.098 899,282 132.3 344.1 gmg ISLE CITY OF 66,5881 78.349 27.572 78,418 107.2 108. lea IVANHOE CITY OF 129.354; 229,558 234.881 244.050 340.1 361. ges JACKSON CITY OF 817,9541 1,3G9,158 1.151.414 1,270.330 375.8 384. gea JANESVlLLE CITY OF 233,5311 585.034 986.109 1,G04,GD5 275.3 472.5 les JASPER CITY OF 107,255. 183,137 . 213,315 247,392 305.7 413.0 gsm' JEFFERS CITY OF ..7741 119,900 136.057 140,508 309.8 363.1 gsm JENKINS CITY OF 10.0521 10.052 0 17,308 35.0 60. gsm JOHNSON CITY OF 2,5891 4,920 5.465 5,308 153.8 1&5.9 Iga-old-new.xls AprD 28, 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $808M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue C current Law I current Law Proposed Carreat Law 2GD1 ZOO4 LGA 1 2004 LGA 284 LGA 2004 LGA Population Gnmdfathered I (110 .........) (Do ...........) (wItb tp'Dd&r-) Cluster C Name Aid (lID caps) (lID CQS) TOTALS 3,995,004 388,7378981 608,143,082 152.2 msm JORDAN CITY OF 280,5591 501,788 585,_ 505,147 122.4 gea KANDIYOHI CITY OF 42,2011 87,627 108,482 134,_ 157.0 gea KARLSTAD cm OF 125,8621 242.998 274,570 283,371 307.8 sea KASOTA CITY OF 50,9141 104,874 174,458 -'188 153.5 9m9 KASS~N CITY OF 388,_1 772,035 902,829 1,_,OSO 187.9 gea KEEWATIN cm OF 358,.' 550,130 480,824 &,374 474.3 ssm KEWHER CITY OF 5&,0801 85,&57 80,281 88,821 284.8 ssm KELLOGG CITY OF 40....1 71,393 78,895 108'- 180.4 pm KENNEDY CITY OF 34,532 73,922 92,333 85,353 300.5 ssm KENNETH CITY OF 9,7781 15.238 14,788 13,810 282.7 gsm KENSINGTON CITY OF 34,278 57,273 53,9D2 71,_ 201.0 pm KENT CITY OF 14,8381 22,866 28,662 31,_ 188.9 9m9 KENYON CITY OF 116,3901 451,009 598,843 849,922 270.8 gea KERKHOVEN CITY OF 108,3791 192,902 204,39& 239,371 252.5 pm KERRICK CITY OF 2,9281 5,884 6,928 12,253 82.9 gsm KEm.E RIVER CITY OF 28,5481 37,447 25,552 31,742 224.2 gea KIESTER CITY OF 118,6871 188,313 183,2G1 174,717 348.7 ssm KILKENNY cm OF 25,9231 39,552 31,948 43,583 250.3 sea KIMBALL CITY OF 43,1201 115,285 189,183 181,1D3 184.2 18m KlNBRAE cm OF 8851 885 0 0 42.1 18m KINGSTON CITY OF 1,&19. 8,4&9 16,057 20,741 71.2 18m KINNEY CITY OF 70,2351 18,8. 62,332 0 506.9 gmg LACRESCENT CITY OF 279,2111 448,480 398,777 718,904 89.5 gea LAFAYETTE CITY OF 78,937 130,772 128,183 154,772 247.2 gea LAKE BENTON CITY OF 172,3521 280,384 208,353 240,324 368.7 gsm LAKE BRONSON CITY 0 47,2511 75,972 70,751 76.118 313.9 gmg LAKE CITY CITY OF 874,_ 1,155,572 1,127,270 1,325,688 228.4 gea LAKE CRYSTAL CITY OF 242,4281 709,815 1,095,&05 1,148,814 289.5 mhl LAKE ELMO CITY OF 12, 1571 12,157 0 0 1.7 pm LAKE HENRY CITY OF 3,5891 4,728 2,&89 9,414 52.0 gsm LAKE UWAN CITY OF 41,774 55,&04 32,417 50,262 218.4 gea LAKE PARK CITY OF ~I 178,510 261,0&0 298,014 227.1 smg LAKE SHORE CITY OF 0 0 a 0.0 msm LAKE ST CROIX BEACH 7,1151 35,439 68,383 81.8M 31.1 ssm LAKE WILSON CITY OF 48,3081 78,355 75,720 .,971 291.3 sea LAKEFIELD cm OF 435,7271 745,451 748,880 784,802 434.9 mhl LAKELAND CITY OF 2,4891 90,115 205.448 248,231 48.9 mhl LAKELAND SHORES C 4411 441 0 0 1.2 mhg LAKEVlLLE CITY OF 498,4031 499,403 0 0 11.2 sea LAMBERTON CITY OF 1&5,3811 313,914 34&,_ 353,&73 389.3 gsm LANCASTER cm OF 54.008 92,033 98,_ 118,310 252.1 msm LANDFALL CITY OF 7171 13,035 28,874 107,507 18.& gea LANESBORO CITY OF 179,0121 280,203 237,189 257,_ 357.9 gsm LAPORTE CITY OF 4,820. 8,548 11,082 21,285 87.2 gM LAPRAIRIE cm OF 37,3211 54,739 40,828 85,277 90.0 pm LASAU.E CITY OF 5,9281 14,514 28,130 25,927 1&3.1 ssm LASTRUP CITY OF 3,7031 4,440 1,728 &,874 45.3 17. msm LAUDERDALE CITY OF 54,3731 359,514 715,270 ..115 152.1 302.6 gmg LECENTER CITY OF 252,8911 574,48& 9&7,_ 1,044,814 251.4 423. 18m LENGBY CITY OF 20,5791 30,281 28,2G1 28,175 373.8 323.6 18m LEONARD CITY OF 1,4951 2,771 2,991 5,813 95.8 103.1 18m LEONIDAS CITY OF 43,1071 49,255 14,411 a 834.8 244.3 gea LEROY CITY OF 103,603 217,421 286,797 308,219 235.0 288.4 gmg LESTER PRAIRIE CITY 0 130,5801 297,891 391,720 440,322 214.9 282.8 gmg LESUEUR CITY OF 588,4531 981,993 875,603 1,107.730 240.4 218.8 Img LEWlSTON CITY OF 101,_1 311,986 492,929 546,_1 209.2 330.6 pm LEWlSVlLLE cm OF 30,22&1 52,341 51,_ &&,978 195.3 193.4 msm LEXINGTON CITY OF 138,214. 380,887 573,529 822,945 171.6 258.5 mdv UL YDALE cm OF 9,5161 9,516 0 0 17.0 o. Img LINDSTROM CITY OF 137,8561 137,85& 0 348,235 42.8 o. mhg LlNO LAKES CITY OF 157,812. 157,812 0 0 9.1 0.0 18m LISMORE CITY OF 51,0801 80,897 89,471 81,384 341.9 294. gea LlTCHRELD CITY OF 904,3121 1,580,574 1,585.2D4 2,078,077 240.3 241.0 msm unLE CANADA CITY 0 117,7811 117,781 0 153,977 12.0 0.0 gre unLE FALLS CITY OF 1,50&,44&; 2,506,593 2,344,411 2,744,982 320.3 299.6 gea LlTTLEFORK CITY OF 87,7241 187,402 253,244 239'- 277.8 375.2 Iga-old.n8w.xls AprD 28. 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $808M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Deparbnent of Revenue C Current Law Current Law Proposed Current Law 2801 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population (with flI'IIIIdII*r) (Do pn1I'aIIIIr) (aopllld&l1llr) (wfIb gradtlIIhcr) Cluster C Name (willa caps) (lID caps) lID {wIIh TOTALS 608 143,082 608,143 08 152.2 pm LONG BEACH CITY OF 01 0 0 0 0.0 mdv LONG LAKE CITY OF 58,1871 153,311 227,664 288,~ 82.9 gab LONG PRAIRIE CITY OF 509,1511 821,615 9&0,202 885,280 269.6 pm LONGVILLE CITY OF ~I 8,&87 0 0 37.0 Iml LONSDALE CITY OF 73,327 200,_ 298,357 388,350 128.1 msm LORETTO CITY OF 18,025 18,025 0 5,G87 29.2 18m LOUISBURG CITY OF 2,9&31 8,153 7,477 8,869 236.7 18m LOWRY CITY OF 43,6371 66,_ 53,581 72,337 243.8 pm LooAN CITY OF 46,9111 65,438 44,115 55,655 290.8 gea LUVERNE CITY OF 901,9591 1,474,463 1,401,589 1,843,641 319.3 gea LYLE cm OF 78,1221 145,208 157,254 184,037 254.8 18m L YND CITY OF 41,3451 66,804 59,ff17 77,555 193.6 gea MABEL CITY OF 16&,1551 258,401 211,543 244,D84 335.2 gea MADELlA CITY OF 303,5751 692,859 1,168,218 1,210,140 295.8 gea MADISON CITY OF 431,3591 815,561 144,239 931,057 463.9 gmg MADISON LAKE cm OF 65,1281 142,754 180,_ 227,184 165.8 pm MAGNOLIA CITY OF 9,7391 2&,480 40,909 59.263 118.7 gab MAHNOMEN CITY OF 255,4051 359,181 243,275 340,070 295.9 mhg MAHTOMEDI cm OF 142,9381 142,938 0 0 17.9 gsm MANCHESTER CITY OF 5,5531 1,103 20,101 27,25& 113.8 pm MANHATTAN BEACHC 01 0 0 0 0.0 gre MANKATO CITY OF 8,402,2501 1,857,373 8,099,036 8,G87 ,324 301.5 gN MANTORVILLE CITY OF 118,2101 224,445 249,021 321,071 200.4 mlc MAPLE GROVE CITY OF 171,873 171,873 0 0 3.4 Img MAPLE LAKE CITY OF 129,_ 332,335 476,431 553,618 200.7 mdv MAPLE PlAIN CITY OF 53,1111 252,830 468,155 558,310 121.1 gea MAPLETON CITY OF 170,681 435,129 652,082 884,249 258.9 pm MAPLEVEW CITY OF 55,4011 71,855 38,785 4&,504 382.7 mdv MAPLEWOOD CITY OF 717,7371 717,737 0 0 20.5 gea MARBLE CITY OF 234,4491 324,298 210,808 172,550 470.7 pm MARIETTA CITY OF 57,7451 74,140 54,210 55,851 431.0 msm MARlNE-oN-8TCROIX C 2,3301 2,330 0 0 3.7 gre MARSHALL CITY OF 1,85&,8581 2,846,388 2,319.945 2,582.304 221.9 msm MAYER CITY OF 28,8531 28,853 0 8.149 48.0 18m MAYNARD CITY OF 14,3871 158,999 148,787 158,518 409.9 gea MAZEPPA CITY OF 68,0461 149,711 191,427 224,229 191.9 15m MCGRATH CITY OF 1,0351 2,691 3,883 8,&43 41.4 gsm MCGREGOR CITY OF 64.5111 14,241 69,_ 104.847 233.3 gea MCINTOSH CITY OF 104,259 188,ff17 229,289 247,412 298.2 15m MCKINLEY CITY OF 69,1341 78,ff17 11,023 1.734 948.8 pm MEADOWLANDS CITY 0 15,277. 18,267 7,008 14,528 169.1 gN MEDFORD CITY OF 92,4881 152,017 139,591 211.129 149.3 msm MEDICINE LAKE CITY 0 8081 808 0 0 2.2 1 mhg MEDINA CITY OF 4,6011 4,601 0 0 1.1 pm MElRE GROVE CITY OF 6,6361 10,758 9,682 20,872 71.2 gea MELROSE CITY OF 485,8281 832,398 812,388 870,914 287.2 gea MENAHGA CITY OF 165,7501 314,551 348,1OD 394,853 257.8 msm IIENDOTA CITY OF 6,3341 6,334 0 a 32.2 mhg MENDOlA HEIGHTS C 13,3091 13,308 0 0 1.2 pm MENTOR CITY OF 8,5321 19,483 30,312 28,829 136.1 pm MIDDLE RIVER CITY OF 25,2131 55,783 71,857 .,852 178.0 msm MESVILLE CITY OF 1651 165 0 0 1.2 ges MIlACA CITY OF 325,1591 624.427 701.503 828,241 240.5 18m MILAN CITY OF 76,2291 121,524 108,174 113,018 382.2 pm MILLERVlLLE CITY OF 5811 1,302 10,787 19," 11.1 pm MILLVILLE CITY OF 5.2271 17,543 28,_ 42.712 93.3 Ism MILROY CITY OF 34,5401 59,233 57,881 87,923 217.8 pm MILTONA CITY OF 12,6271 18,742 14,335 38,- 64.0 gsm MINN CITY CITY OF 12,3011 25,830 31,714 59.so7 110.4 gea MINN LAKE CITY OF 140,8871 200,754 140,144 179,_ 298.5 mspm MINNEAPOUS CITY OF 68,321,9681 123,081,927 136,800,404 121,043,818 321.8 gsm MINNElSKA CITY OF 5,7551 10,844 12,038 5,497 95.1 gea MINNEOTA CITY OF 215,9971 435,508 514,548 525,789 303.1 mhl' MINNETONKA BEACH C 6951 695 0 0 1.1 mlc MINNETONKA CITY OF 158,5281 158,528 0 0 3.1 mhl MINNETRISTA CITY OF 4,8441 4,844 0 0 1.1 19a-old-new.xls April 28, 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemofs Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $608M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Deparbnent of Revenue C Aid Per ~ita CIU'I'eIlt Law I Current Law . ClU"l"ent Law Pnposed Current Law Current Law Proposed 2.1 2004 LGA I 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population GnuuU'atllered (wftII gnadfIdIcr) (Do.......) <a........) (wftII gnuaJlarla.'l') (Do.......) (ao grudBdIIcr) Cluster C Name Aid (wIIh caps) (no caps. (lID (wIIh~ (no (lID caps) TOTALS 3 388,737 &981 ",143,082 608,143,08 152.2 152.2 pm MIZPAH CITY OF 2.3441 4,5&5 1.9,937 18,850 61.7 269.4 les MONTEVIDEO CITY OF 899,_1 1,m.!46 1,822,175 2,071,058 324.2 332.4 ges MONTGOMERY CITY OF 389,1381 89&,&95 719,767 850,288 247.0 255.1 IhI MONnCELLO CITY OF 18,2031 18,203 0 0 2.2 0.0 les MONTROSE CITY OF 88,5521 185,130 298,707 395,430 15&.6 238.1 gre MOORHEAD CITY OF 5,779,584 8,723.312 6,900.292 7,483,203 ,2681'4 213.1 les MOOSE LAKE CITY OF 1&6,2571 415,&82 1,274,191 1,4GO,3M 177.4 543.8 gab MORA CITY OF 395,sao1 719,112 758,5&8 850,333 222.3 234.5 ges MORGAN CITY OF 222,714; 357,538 318,037 338;507 398.4 350.4 ges MORRIS CITY OF 980,9&91 1,854,851 2,098,130 2,5&3,664 385.1 412.5 lea MORRISTOWN CITY OF 87,2311 188,156 322,340 372,072 184.5 319.5 pm MORTON CITY'OF 83,2991 138,672 129,798 158,211 313.0 293. gab MOnEY CITY OF 83,3781 109,801 108,823 158,135 184.9 183 msm MOUND CITY OF 287.0181 297,016 0 0 31.4 0.8 msm MOUNDS VIEW CITY OF 835,562 884,855 584,380 85,401 89.4 45. gea MY IRON CITY OF 187,260 598,182 983,229 321,580 201.3 324.2 les MY LAKE CITY OF 377,0311 808,005 1,049,825 1,095,597 385.7 501.1 pm MURDOCK CITY OF 47,0881 78,747 82.150 105,341 252.5 270.2 pm MYRTLE CITY OF 4,741 9,794 11,845 14,837 160.6 194.2 18m NASHUA CITY OF 4011 401 0 0 8.3 0.0 les NASHWAUK CITY OF 432,8381 59&,512 39&,&64 228,780 833.9 421.5 gsrn NASSAU CITY OF 5,4551 12,4&8 16,438 22,178 152.0 200.5 Ism NELSON CITY OF 5,0821 17,&13 29,351 39,764 103.6 172.7 18m NERSTRAND CITY OF 21,6441 23,797 5,047 24,416 100.8 21. pm NEVIS CITY OF 49,392 74,929 59,8&1 74,455 209.3 167.2 pm NEW AUBURN CITY OF 28,8521 76,310 111,244 138,543 152.9 222.9 mol NEW BRIGHTON CITY 0 793,905 793,905 0 0 35.7 0.0 msm NEW GERMANY CITY OF 15,2591 16,980 4,034 23,514 49.1 11. mol NEW HOPE CITY OF 1,288.2481 1,520,884 545,315 718,580 72.7 28.1 ges NEW LONDON CITY OF 123,0601 248,_ 284,438 342,507 232.8 275. mhg NEW MARKET CITY OF 10,9831 10,983 0 53.287 20.5 0.0 pm NEW MUNICH CITY OF 29,5501 52,258 60,742 80,_ 149.7 174.8 msm NEW PRAGUE CITY OF 479,9031 708,_ 538,557 592,248 150.4 114.1 lea NEW RICH LAND CITY 0 127,7891 303,177 413,337 442,838 255.2 347.9 msm NEW TRIER CITY OF 1,6781 1,678 0 5,940 14.5 o. Ire NEW ULM CITY OF 2,841,0111 4,498,927 3,654.203 4,179,864 332.2 269.7 lea NEW YORK MILLS CITY 232.4401 400,41& 399,93& 452,497 344.6 344.2 gsm NEWFOLDEN CITY OF 55.8881 88,&99 9&,580 115,t83 245.7 287.5 msm NEWPORT CITY OF 330,977 388,391 129,894 558,834 103.7 34.9 gmg NICOLLET CITY OF 81,1591 158,160 175,807 225,759 172.6 194.3 gsrn NELSVIU-E CITY OF 15,7331 22,459 15,765 18,_ 252.3 177.1 pm NIMROD VILLAGE OF 1,0441 1,841 1,889 5,825 24.9 25.3 ghi NISSWA CITY OF 01 0 0 0 0.0 o. pm NORCROSS CITY OF 19.-1 25,308 13,&29 13,328 428.9 234.4 gut NORTH BRANCH CITY 0 2OO~1 _,81. 489,550 ....2 47.8 57.1 lhi NORTH MANKATO CITY 1,911,152 2.371,815 1,079,356 1,450,_ 198.7 89.5 mhl NORTH OAKS CITY OF 9,522 9,522 0 0 2.4 0.0 msm NORTH ST PAUL CITY 0 &99,8871 1,163,591 1,087,oao 2.081,502 97.6 91 gre NORTHFlELD CITY OF 2.117,5021 3,342,620 2,871,758 1,932,568 190.9 184.0 ssm NORTHOME CITY OF 42,8731 73,419 79,384 79,983 320.& 346.7 pm NORTHROP CITY OF 18,1471 38,132 42.158 51,741 140.0 163.4 msm NORWOOD YOUNG AM 180,4521 350,810 448,211 401,758 111.8 14 mhg OAK GROVE CITY OF 213,353 213,353 0 0 30.7 o. mclv OAK PARK HEIGHTS C 20,4221 20,422 0 0 5.1 0.0 mhg OAKDALE CITY OF 647,2781 847,278 0 0 24.1 0.0 pm ODESSA CITY OF 42.4421 54,013 43,_ 40,989 486.& 390.4 18m ODIN CITY OF 12,00&1 20,719 20,425 29,583 184.4 182.1 18m OGEMA CITY OF 23,8321 37,427 31,868 37,_ 281.7 222.9 18m OGILVIE CITY OF 92,5141 132,112 148,718 1-'141 278.4 311.1 pm OKABENA CITY OF 31,9571 54,344 52,478 55,241 285.3 285.2 pm OKLEE CITY OF 88,9491 135,4&4 113,723 127'- 337.8 283.6 ges OLIVIA CITY OF 532,5461 940,998 957,437 960,688 387.6 374.0 gea ONAMIA CITY OF 75,1541 180,070 267,310 315,313 208.9 310.1 pm ORMSBY CITY OF 9,7671 23,363 31,871 40,913 153.7 208.7 mhl ORONO CITY OF 9,2891 9,289 0 0 1.2 o. gbi ORONOCO CITY OF 52,6421 91,787 91,758 127,_ 104.7 104.8 Iga-old-new.xls AprD 28, 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Governor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on CUlTent law appropriation level of S808M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue C Aid Per Capita CurreDt Law . Curreat Law Curreat Law p....... Curreat Law Curreat Law Proposed 2G01 ZOO4 LGA I 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population GnmdI'athend . (wida gradfatIIa') (Do pudfIdIer) (aopudllllllr) (wida~) (DO pmuJiIIIB) (DO........) Cluster C Name AId (willi caps) (no (- (no~ (IIO~ TOTALS 3,195,004 368,737,6881 808,143,082 152.2 18m ORR CITY OF 55,057. 68,_ 32,703 44,558 280.5 gea ORTONVIu.E CITY OF 547~1 99&,764 1,054,452 1,071,586 485.3 lea OSAKIS CITY OF 243,152 488,959 608,883 ...... 311.0 371. pm OSLO CITY OF 74,6001 108,815 80,201 91," 322.9 238.0 mdY OSSEO CITY OF 190,9&81 513,822 758,782 791,010 211.9 312.1 18m OSTRANDER CITY OF 24,3741 42,103 41,_ 41,125 200.5 197.. lhi OTSEGO CITY OF 42,6871 42,887 0 188,878 1.1 o. 18m OTTERTAIL CITY OF 1,G031 1,103 0 I 2.2 I. gre OWATONNA CrrY OF 3,778.3451 5,468,645 3,966,862 4,361.- 240.1 174.1 ssm PAUSADE CITY OF 3,5391 15,554 28,184 32,046 130.7 23&.l gsb PARK RAPIDS CITY OF 438,6071 780,853 802,247 815,118 233.9 240.3 les PARKERS PRAIRIE CITY 117,1731 235,765 301,429 351,. 232.7 297.6 gea PAYNESVILLE CITY OF %2.7,7671 112,072 804,863 880,702 281.7 384.3 pm PEASE CITY OF 5,774' 13,091 17,814 27,041 79.3 108.0 lea PEUCAN RAPIDS CITY 211,9501 117,_ 1,255,425 1.312.635 259.8 527.5 gsm PEMBERTON CITY OF 11,168. 17,936 15,884 33,073 71.7 63. ges PENNOCK CITY OF 53,6271 .94,817 98,739 124,587 185.3 188.8 gab PEQUOT LAKES crrv 0 81,2951 81,295 0 1,5D8.180 84.4 0.0 gsb PERHAM CITY OF %2.4,274' 472,004 sio,685 572,413 181.3 223.1 pm PERLEY CITY OF 9,1831 18,708 22,303 28,378 157.2 187.4 gsm PETERSON CITY OF 18,9521 37,461 49.sao 65,583 139.3 184.3 lea PIERZ CITY OF 72,8311 243,072 407,107 478,105 185.1 311.1 pm PILLAGER CITY OF 58,220 92,581 80,_ 110,583 215.3 187.3 gab PINE CITY CITY OF 335,5191 632,724 698,_ 781,847 206.0 228.8 Img PINE ISlAND CITY OF 293,4231 523,490 539,293 1,089"7 201.9 208.0 gab PINE RIVER CITY OF 131,7861 243,140 261,067 317,611 281.4 281.7 mhl PINE SPRINGS CITY OF 5401 540 0 0 1.3 o. les PIPESTONE CITY OF 769,8871 1,504,223 1,787,429 2,115,833 341.4 405. 9ml PLAlNVIEW CITY OF 327,0481 645,332 746,079 742,121 201.2 232.& pm PLATO CITY OF 27,_. 43,171 35,870 54,_ 128.1 108. 18m PLUMMER CITY OF 46,3411 &3,911 41,184 53,912 239.4 154 mle PLYMOUTH CITY OF 74,8161 74,618 0 0 1.1 0.0 18m PORTER CITY OF 33,78& 53,749 41,794 49,08& 297.0 258.5 lea PRESTON CITY OF 273,4241 540,024 624,927 847,829 378.2 438.9 gsb PRINCETON CITY OF 35&,2321 &&5,405 724,721 944.825 164.8 179.5 18m PRlNSBURG CITY OF 76,507. 110,836 80,470 97,211 242.5 178.1 mhg PRIOR LAKE REGULAR 44,&121 44,612 0 0 2.7 I. gea PROCTOR CITY OF 408,351 ! 834,984 997,&&8 1,254.- 293.8 351.0 15m QUAMBA CITY OF 1,8251 7,435 14,511 1&,958. 73.8 143.7 18m RACINE CITY OF 13,4111 34,481 49,387 73,814 95.1 13&.1 mhg RAMSEY CITY OF 304,0811 304,081 0 0 11.3 I.a lea RANDALL CITY OF 45,&271 93,543 112,319 132,584 174.5 209. msm RANDOLPH CITY OF 7,40&1 7,406 0 18,712 22.9 0.0 15m RANIER CITY OF 11,143. 26,838 25,089 32.244 144.3 134.8 lea RAYMOND CITY OF 89,7511 187,804 205,932 23&,&36 234.8 257.7 ges RED LAKE FALLS CITY 322,8181 620,042 698,814 734,344 389.5 437.7 gre RED WING CITY OF 737,8351 737,&35 0 105,911 45.5 1.0 gmg REDWOOD FAU.S CITY 913,3901 1,44&,742 1,254.900 1,364,358 265.3 229.8 gsm REGAL CITY OF 391. 391 0 849 10.0 o.a REMER CITY OF 45,4321 71,_ 60,184 87.93. 191.. 1 gea RENVILLE CITY OF 254,7201 473,331 512,_ 554,_ 360.2 390.0 pm REVERE CITY OF 20.1861 28,259 18,_ 22,6S1 285.4 190 ghi RICE CITY OF 14,248 41,142 &3,042 124,473 55.6 85 mol RICHFIELD CITY OF 3,489,7431 3,829,892 787,331 3,719.002 109.8 22.8 gmg RICHMOND CITY OF 88,000. 231,267 328,785 385,848 191.2 286.0 pm RICHVILLE CITY OF 2,3441 &,315 9,309 17,539 51.3 75. I pm RIVERTON CITY OF 10,0511 10,051 0 0 88.2 I. mam ROBBINSDALE CITY OF 1,563,198, 2,144,420 1,382,422 2,28&,240 152.4 98. gmj ROCHESTER CITY OF 8,213,6501 11,64&,&84 8,051,848 7,899,340 130.4 90.1 gea ROCK CREEK CITY OF 17,445; 84,_ 157,084 214,854 74.0 137.7 gmg ROCKFORD (JT) CITY 0 288.0141 452,766 390,877 517,274 123.9 10&.8 gut ROCKVILLE CITY OF 30,298 1&3,602 312,474 2,417,657 63.7 121.& mhg ROGERS CITY OF 4,651. 4,651 0 I 1.1 0.0 gea. ROWNGSTONE CITY 0 49,5671 96,678 110,431 136,212 139.7 159.6 15m RONNEBY CITY OF 7841 2,413 3,818 2,153 150.8 238.8 Ism ROOSEVELT CITY OF 3,2251 8,824 29,017 33,5DO 54.5 179.1 Iga-old.new.xls AprD 28, 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemofs Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $608M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue C Current Law I CurreDt Law CIUTeIIt Law Current Law 2801 ZOO4 LGA 1 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population GnmdIItIIered 1 (wItII.........Jmr) (Do gJ'IIId&dItr) (wfda gI'IIDIJl'dIIer) Cluster C Name AId cap.s) (no caps) (willi caps) TOTALS 3 .004 366,737 &98' _143 182 152.2 msm ST ~S POINT CITY 1~1 0 0 0 0.0 o. gut ST MICHAEL CITY OF 145,938 0 0 14.2 o. mspsp ST PAUL CI1Y OF 41.864,7151 78,520,770 101,596,803 78,758,142 273.3 353.7 msm ST PAUL PARK CffY OF 431,8351 556,891 295,250 ~ 109.6 58.1 gea ST PETER CITY OF 1,087,8361 2,185,154 2,602,122 2,435,361 223.9 26&.6 pm ST ROSA CITY OF 2,8771 2,977 0 0 72.6 O.G gN ST STEPHEN CITY OF 17,984. 83,138 152,726 188,191 96.7 177.6 15m ST VINCENT CITY OF 7,3051 14,410 19,283 23,289 131.0 175.3 Img STACY CITY OF 38,7581 151,355 323,079 394,158 114.9 245.3 gea STAPLES CITY OF 6l!7 ,2851 1,188,477 1,386,987 1,269,222 383.0 444. gea STARBUCK CITY OF 184,993 359,623 409,345 484,838 269.6 306 15m STEEN CITY OF 9,0961 18,925 23,041 32,881 1a&.3 129.4 ges STEPHEN CITY OF 83,1271 162,125 186,649 214,053 230.6 265.5 lea STEWART CITY OF 143,9991 201,375 134,492 182,664 357.7 238 Img STEWARTVLLE CITY OF 545,1311 825,299 891,138 897,1&0 168.2 1~ msm STLLWATER CffY OF 770,171. 1.379,151 1,427,490 1,147,748 88.5 91. gmg STOCKTON CITY OF 12,9511 74,028 143,170 180,127 1a&.4 205.7 Ism STORDEN CITY OF 60,4291 93,346 77,180 a,_ 348.3 287.9 Ism STRANDQUIST CITY OF 10,1841 15,115 18,_ 17,820 188.6 208.5 Ism STRATHCONA CITY OF 2,2701 3._ 5,475 4,711 144.4 202.8 Ism STURGEON lAKE CITY 3.719. 15,155 2&,806 54,98D 41.6 73. 15m SUNBURG CITY OF 12,5761 21,788 21,54& 29,274 196.1 194.1 mhl SUNFISH LAKE CITY OF 5751 575 0 0 1.1 O. pm SWANVIu.E CITY OF 53,2G61 86,122 77,1S1 1G5,302 240.6 215.5 18m TACONITE CITY OF 114,505 139,433 58,433 31,731 444.1 188.1 pm TAMARACK CITY OF 4,9831 4,963 0 3,849 81.4 o. gem TAOPI CITY OF 1,0251 4,982 10,944 11,8IID 54.2 119.0 18m TAUNTON CITY OF .,109' 21,792 38,781 50,051 1G8.3 179.3 gml TAYLORS FALLS CITY 0 81.13&1 145,311 150,431 20&,138 148.7 154.0 18m TENNEY CITY OF 1,729 1,728 0 O. 288.2 0.0 pm TENSTRlKE CITY OF 1,3451 1,345 0 6,_ I" 0.0 ges THIEF RIVER -=ALLS 1.118,9461 2.283,- 2,683,373 2,179.- 269.1 319.0 gsm THOMSON CITY OF 16,367 16,367 0 2,919 103.6 0.0 pm TlNTAH CITY OF 8,3721 11,880 8,458 12,719 159.7 112. mhl TONKA BAY CITY OF 1,8021 1,8D2 0 .0 1.2 0.0 pm TOWER CITY OF 117,0561 155,438 81,870 117,_ 319.8 185.1 ges TRACY CITY OF 510,5841 1,004,548 1,157,935 1,188,058 444.5 512.4 pm TRAIL CITY OF 3,8201 3,_ 112 3,_ 60.1 1. gea TRlMONT CITY OF 147,081 248,476 233,409 2.,585 326.5 309.2 pm TROMMALD CITY OF 8,5211 10,_ 5,574 11,100 83.8 .. pm TROSKY CITY OF 1,301 ! 8,543 17,135 22,912 74.3 149.0 ges TRUMAN CITY OF 229,2951 423,335 . 454,843 483,885 338.1 363 118m TURTLE RIVER CITY OF 103- 103 0 0 1.4 o.a 1 pm TWIN LAKES CITY OF 38,8251 39,677 7,155 18,222 237.. 42 ges TWIN VAU.EY CITY OF 138,343 287,085 345,258 374,033 311.7 402.9 les TWO HARBORS CITY OF _,814; 1,538,181 1,522,160 1,680,784 423.1 419.2 ges TYLER CITY OF 165,2181 355,S92 446,828 473,&27 283.4 368.7 les ULEN CITY OF 84.3381 134,820 175,874 201,739 252.9 330.0 18m UNDERWOOD CITY OF 5&,237 84,824 87,011 81,152 259.4 204.9 gsm UPSALACITYOF 53,&531 76,839 54,5&4 80,388 180.6 128.1 pm URBANK CITY OF 1,6111 4,863 8,046 10,033 82.4 136.4 pm UnCA CITY OF 21,2031 2&,717 12,825 28,041 116.7 56. mhg · VADNAIS HEIGHTS CITY 15,825 15,825 0 0 1.2 0.0 pm VERGAS CITY OF 9,3681 23,_ 34,082 54,813 76.6 109.2 msm VERMLLlON CITY OF 2,3981 2,398 0 10,723 5.5 O. gea VERNDALE CITY OF 5&,8581 118,631 144,801 172,501 208.7 252.3 15m VERNON CENTER CITY 33,0701 57,319 56,842 77,_ 161.5 160.1 pm VESTA CITY OF 55,402_ 92,631 87,287 108,782 271.1 255.9 mhg VICTORIA CITY OF 4,3791 4,379 0 0 1.0 0.0 pm VIKING CITY OF 20,692 27,410 20,232 22,082 308.0 227.3 15m VILLARD CITY OF 29,833. 48,505 39,080 55,552 189.8 159.5 Ism VINING CITY OF 8,2791 12,512 9,921 10,977 189.6 150.3 gre VIRGINIA CITY OF 3,0&2,000; 4,833,&43 4,162,588 3,49&,692 529.4 455.9 ges WABASHA CITY OF 387,8901 714,_ 765,&86 895,165 273.0 292.5 ges WABASSO CITY OF 134.7711 208,405 172.802 227,104 303.8 251.6 mhg WACONIA CITY OF 258,5781 258,576 0 0 35.4 0.0 Iga~ld-new.xls AprD 28. 2803 . Cy2004 City LGA Comparison Govemor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of $608M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue Aid Per Capita Curreat Law I Current La. Proposed 2801 ZOO4LGA 1 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population Gnmdfathered I (DO grBdIdIrfr) (Do graDt1&tIa') Cluster C Name Aid (no (lID caps) TOTALS 3 36&.737 _, 888143,082 152.2 152.2 ges WADENA CITY OF 528,2771 1,159,493 1,518,886 1,570,538 289.& 352.8 pm WAHKON CITY OF 16,8071 16,907 0 0 52.2 o. gab WAITE PARK CITY OF 459,7301 675,198 505,072 574.815 101.6 78. pm WALDORF CITY OF 50.0471 85,284 35,715 48,818 270.9 148.2 gsb WALKER CITY OF 182,5431 234,579 121,97& 211,1_ 213.3 110.9 ges WALNUT GROVE CITY 0 122,751 198,363 183,829 231,512 313.4 280.4 pm WALTERS CITY OF 22,7901 27,311 10,_ 15,815 40.3 15. pm WALTHAM CITY OF 1"'1 38,149 46,485 57,550 195.8 238.3 gmg WANAMlNGO CITY OF 111,5151 217,391 248,180 293,38& 214.2 244.5 pm WANDA CITY OF 8.7371 18,001 17,028 22.215 163.3 173.8 pm WARBA CITY OF 7,890 11,491 8,441 21'- 81.8 45. ges WARREN CITY OF 222,5701 485,527 878,351 872,432 279.& 528.3 gab WARROAD CITY OF 238.0351 518,5GO &82,11& 753,166 285.8 377.5 gea WMECA CITY OF 1,359,8741 2.421,78D 2,488,177 3,717,852 249.4 256.3 msm WATERTOWN CITY OF 184.0871 242,548 183,912 182,383 75.8 57. ges WATERVILLE CITY OF 307,0781 558,498 589,353 637,189 304.0 320.8 ges WATKINS CITY OF 78,7981 172,718 220,150 259._ 198.7 250. pm WATSON CITY OF 37.7421 81,219 55,031 84,838 300.1 28.8 gsm WAUBUN CITY OF 29,lMS1 84,712 83,608 104.847 181.8 209.0 gmg WAVERLY CITY OF 80,951 101,023 47,050 11,834 133.8 82.3 mdv WAVZATA CITY OF 5,9901 5,990 I 0 1.5 o.a ges WELCOME CITY OF 125,2731 225,974 238,051 248.G82 318.9 331.1 ges WELLS CITY OF 575,8651 952,685 1,275.808 1,315.288 381.8 511.3 pm WENDELL CITY OF 35,93&. 52,059 37,794 51.757 290.8 211.1 ges WEST CONCORD CITY 0 107,5541 232,498 282,877 317,_ 275.8 347.4 mol WEST ST PAUL CITY OF 1,294,7531 1,410.787 271,991 808,372 71.9 13.9 pm WEST UNION CITY OF 1,513. 3,389 4,351 9,717 40.1 51.8 les WESTBROOK CITY OF 1~1 304,745 308,8&2 311,931 408.3 409.1 Ism WESTPORT CITY OF 1,883 1.883 0 5,783 25.4 o. 18m WHALAN CITY OF 8,510 13,5&3 18,533 14,752 218.8 288.7 les WHEATON CITY OF 320,7371 632,573 730,984 754.271 397.8 459.7 mol WHITE BEAR LAKE (J1) 798,&251 798,625 0 413,_ 32.4 0.0 pm WD.DER CITY OF 9,2201 15,439 14,579 19,_1 217.5 205.3 msm WlLLERNIE CITY OF 37,8871 40,310 6,148 32,057 73.0 11.1 18m WlLUAMS CITY OF 22,081. 42,958 48,937 55.776 213.7 243.5 Ire WILLMAR CITY OF 2.8,4701 4,730,389 4,283,923 4.894,315 25&.9 231.& 15m WILLOW RIVER CITY OF 24,3581 37,088 28,798 52,437 118.4 95 18m WlLMONT CITY OF 38,328. 78,908 10,434 103,_ 232.3 273.2 18m WLTON CITY OF 01 565 1,323 14,401 3.0 7.1 les WINDOM CITY OF 851,9941 1,189,719 1,260,484 1,384.720 284.7 280.4 pm WINGER CITY OF 31,408. 48,805 48,043 82,- 244.1 240.4 les WlNNEBAGO CITY OF 298,3291 597.873 707,301 724,536 405.5 479.9 gre WINONA CITY OF 5,883,4281 10,149,540 10,347,927 10,382,569 374.5 381.8 Img WlNSTED CITY OF 287,0981 587,9&5 752,130 851,389 270.5 348.0 ges WINTHROP CITY OF 271,3221 495,451 530,042 581,457 360.1 385.2 18m WINTON CITY OF 24,0941 37,476 31,389 44,_ 197.2 185.1 ssm WOLF LAKE CITY OF 545. 574 67 2,399 18.5 gsm WOLVERTON CITY OF 18,5&31 31,403 30,089 28,_ 268.1 Ism WOOD LAKE CITY OF 84,385. 133.851 115,951 139,184 308.1 mhg WOODBURY CITY OF 103,6801 103.810 0 I 2.2 mhi WOODLAND CITY OF ~ 1':1 0 0 0 0.0 gsm . WOODSTOCK CITY OF 39.185 37,34& 38,118 303.8 gre WORTHINGTON CITY OF 2,189,983 3,.,138 3,343,344 3.18,_ 319.9 18m WRENSHALL CITY OF 84,0151 ..183 5,081 27,84& 212.8 pm WRIGHT CITY OF 307. 11,522 23,944 23,918 109.8 ssm WYKOFF CITY OF 91,8331 143,754 123,901 137'- 314.8 ghi WYOMING CITY OF 111,2831 111,283 0 68,341 33.7 Ism ZEMPLE CITY OF 1,2081 1,209 0 0 16.3 gut ZIMMERMAN CITY OF 87,0481 189,037 285,956 398,787 &1.9 18m ZUMBRO FALLS CITY 0 9,7181 32,900 54,413 51,448 189.1 gm ZUMBROTA CITY OF 359,5871 586,282 531,388 738,517 203.8 19a-old-new.xls AprD 28, 2003 Cy2004 City LGA Comparison .Govemor's Proposal vs Current Law (based on current law appropriation level of S808M) (Formula Distribution Analysis) Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue C Aid Per Capita current Law I CIU"I'eIlt Law current Law Current Law Current Law Proposed 2881 ZOO4 LGA I 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA 2004 LGA Population Gnmdfathend I (wiIII.......-) (Do gnanJraIIIa') (willi gnanJraIIIa') (DO gnanJraIIIa') (DO gnanJraIIIa') Name Aid (wIIh caps) (lID caps) (.... caps) (no (no t:ap8) TOTALS 3,985.GM 386.737.8981 808,143 082 152.2 1 GREATER MN Cities: I ghl GUN High Income 108,91 7~1 10,392.081 97.2 gmg GMN Moderate Growth 131,729 12,818,154 25,059,418 190.2 gmJ GMN Major Cities 235,719 35,937,2381 58,323,944 238.8 gre GUN Regional Centers 376,258 72.562,8311 112,912,410 _.1 gsb GMN Sub-Regional Centers U,336 11,3.,1581 18,768,197 212.4 gsm GMN Small 77,_ 9,810,771 15,387,149 118.8 gee GIIN Stable 340,982 57,791,423 106,940,055 313.8 gut GMNUrbanF e 52.241 1.228,_ 2m,7. 44.5 Greater Mn. Total 1,409,871 208,539,2051 348,105,038 248.8 I METRO Cities: 1 mspm MlnneapoDs 88,321.-1 123,081,927 321.8 mapsp St. Paul 41,864,7151 78,528,770 273.3 mdv METRO Diversified 5,491,2511 8,422,230 31.8 mhg METRO High Growth 6,54&,8841 7,010,_ 13.8 mhl METRO High Income 87,933 175,579 3.0 mlc METRO Large 8,173,1281 8,858,384 12.5 mol METRO Old 19,857,8351 24,GSG,253 82.1 msm METRO Small 7,848,7781 11,918,_1 78.4 Merlo Total 158,198,4921 _,038,044 100.8 I Total all Cities 368,737,8911 808,143,082 688,143,082 152.2 I Cities> 2500 3,807,04& 318,343,8&51 518,712,814 580,744,771 143.3 138.8 135.1 Cities < 2500 387,_ 48,313,833 91,430,4&8 107,398,311 235.7 278.8 311.1 Minnesota Dept. of Revenue 28-Apr-G3 19a-old-newm ,<t CHIEFS REPORT APRn., 2003 Deputy CbiefMakela and I thank you for allowing us to be part. of another :MN Chief's of Police Executive Training Institute this year. The training is always superb and networking with other agencies is so helpful in dealing with the issues we all at one time . or another face. The topic of most conversation this session centered on budget cuts and the possible merger of our agencY with Lino Lakes. Lexington's City Manager Mike Delmont's son Michael, who is an officer with the Lindstrom Police Department, received one of the many awards presented to officers for outstanding service to their communities. COJ;1gratu1ations Mikel And I ~wou1d be remiss if I failed to mention that Anoka County's .Columbia Heights Police Chief Tom Johnson was appointed president for the upcoining y~, the l\i.lN Chief's of Police 50thl Congratulations Toml Our congratulations as well to Sgt. Patrick Aldrich and Sgt, Todd Gleason sworn into their new positions during the April Coinmission meeting. Sgt. Aldrich has elected to be the night time supervisor and Sgt. Gleason is presently handling the afternoon. shift. Officer 1ason Corlew attended a two day seminar on Police Crisis Intervention and the Mentally m during April, Deputy Chief Makela assisted the Sheriff's Office "with their Sgt. Oral board panel and due to the generosity of Blue Towing of Blaine, the Centerville Elementary DARE stQ.dents in Investigator BIan~k~s classes were shown a DWI-~elated crash car. . Fifteen days of vacation, fourteen holidays and two camp days were taken off.during the month and nine sick days ~ere used. April Reserve .Officer hours were not available at the time of this report. ' Meetings I attended included our regularly scheduled commission meeting, a departmental meeting, Centennial Alternative Learning Center advisory board meetin& Centennial Community Network, Anoka Chiefs, Circle Pines Council work session with eso Noren on Circle .Pin~ junk vehicle ordinance, and two mat1~ement meetings with the newly appointed Sergeants. I, ~ ~ ... .. .... .. ~ ~, , , '~e~tennia~,Lakes Po~ice l)epartm~nt , 200.Cfvic Heights Circk,. ~k Pines, MN 5S~14 (76~) 784-2~O! fax (763) 7U(J082 AGENDA FQR THE CEBTQRIAL LAKES J"O~ PO~'ICE COHHISSION: . HAY, 8, 2003 CIRCLE PIRES CITY HALL THE imE~ING ,WILL CO~ AT ' 7: 00 .p .H.. ""1.. CAL~ T~ O~Eao 2. "ROLL ~L~. . !' 3. PUB~IC FO~UH' -', 7:30 p~m. . ; I , . ., ,. , .' 4. ..:C~~IS~I9~~: .~O~S.:. . . ~J" . " 5.' CONSENT,AGENDA' - Conse~t Agenda items will be 'acted' . ~n w~ih '~n~, ~otion .unle~s ~ 'Commis~~,Qner requestl;l the;rplace~~nt,on the r~gula: ag.end~. . , A. Approvai. O.f 'Minutes 'of Ap.ril 17,_ 2003,. RegJIlar Co~ission' Mee.ting . . . - ~ ~g e: 4:. : ' :. _ ..' .'.. . ' B. M~tithly Fi'na~cial:Report 4Etil~ ,2003' ":.'Page 10.' , : ,: . .... '.' . - "'... . : ~, . , , .~'~ ,'R~ti:flc~tio~ ~f. "A;pri~,. 2003 E~p~~se~ .:..; ~~-ge'.~~~. .'6';', ACTiON 'ItEH~: "A. 2004 Buqget'D~~~usS~9n. , , .. . - . 'B. ,2Q02 Audit ,R~.J>,ort, :Qisc-uss!~o~.." C. ,Department Mold Issue' DiscussiaD. '- Page 20..' D. ~1-0ih Annual :IACP Confer~n~'~.:. - Oct'o!?er,' 21 - 25,. 2003 - 'Page: .2-1:. . .. .. . , ., . .. :E~, Su~~x.CSO Add.i,tiorial Staff'.:, '\. F. 'C.O.P. '.s Grants -,' p'age' ,23'. . ' d. .. . .-..--.-........ .---.-' - ..-.. .. ...- "t May . ~; 200~. Page ~Two. '. .... ~ 'G."C.O.P.:'s:HomC::1and Sec~rH~y Overtim~'Prograin.- Page '~9... 1 . HI'SCELLANEous I~: . A. ~esjgnatiori of Circle 'Pin~s Commissioner schiesiger Re- Appointme~t,o~' Ci~cle ~in~s Gommissi~n~r Simons' - ~age,31., B. Qua~ Police Department DeveiQP~ent$. c. Quad' Ci.tr ~Joi1it Operational P'lan Propos~l ,- Page 32. :'. ,~. MOa~hlY.AC~i:i~Y Report ~ .:a~ch~ .~o~~ -.page 33. ; E,.~" *onthly: D.epar~me~ ~ .S.uoiinarie:s ~. Ap]!i~., ," 2Q.03: -. 'Page 34. F . ,A~Gka Coun.ty Police .C~~plain~y, prog+a~..- Pag<;7 38.. ". G~'. Sta:'t~~ 0'(1', Part.' Ti.me":P~~~e' 'bff~cer'.. '. '., . , . ':, 8.' . :41)~O~ . ". ..,. .' \ . . , . "'. . , ( '. , Ct .,. .. 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ROLL CALL: (MEMBERS PRESENT WERE) Chair Varian Commissioner Lund Commissioner Pitchford (arrived at 7:30 p.IJl.) Commissioner Karst Commissioner Mahr Commissioner Grahek Commissioner Sweeney Commissioner Wright Ex Officio: Chief Heckman 3." ACTION ITEMS A. Ratification of Oral Board's Selection of Sgt. Patrick Aldrich and Sgt. Todd Gleason. Commissioner Korst made a motion that both new Sergeants be approved, seconded by Commissioner Sweeney. rtle motion was unanimouslv.aooroved. 4. Swearing-ln ~eremony of Sergeants. Chair Varian swore in Sgt. Patrick Aldrich and Sgt. Todd W. Gleason as . Sergeants for the Centennial Lakes Police Commission. 5. CAKE & COFFEE The Commission recessed for cake and coffee at 7:13 p.m. and reconvened at 7:25 p.m.. 4 ~"":~.o'''''hh..a.a'\... ....~... . _._a.",_a..-..\,~_...a"l....:.,'a.'.'..-.-...',.'.." . ..". ':0.' ..;..:.. . . ',. " .,.:\ .-....-. .......--.".. '. .' ..'.lo'~' : ... '. ..- ..o:. .. ..... .-.......... . -. .. ~,. ~.: .,.:...~ ::.. . ...:. . ~.o. ..o" :~" ..;....... 'T.&,. .. _.....'-.~..r..~.....C;.:...-..~ _ Centennial Lakes Police Commission Meeting April 17, 2003 Page 2 af6 6. PUBLIC FORUM -- 7:30 p.m. No person was present to address the Commission. 7. COMMISSIONERS COMMENTS Chair Varian thanked the officers who showed up for the swearing in ceremony. Commissioner Lund stated he was pleased they now had Sergeant positions in the Centennial lakes Police Department. Chief Heckman stated after. meeting with the oral panel. they had five items they wanted to make sure they were all of board on and both the sworn in Sergeants agreed to be part of the management team after agreeing with the five stipulations. Commissioner Grahek stated he had reviewed the 2002 annual report and noted they did" a great job last year. He thanked Chief Heckman and his department for tJeir hard work. He asked Chief HeckFnan to pass along his comments to the officers. . Commissioner Pitchford stated page 26 of the packet looked good and he was glad they were fully staffed. 8. CONSENT AGENDA Items on the consent agenda were: A. Approval of the Minutes of March, 2003, Regular Commission ~~~. " B. Approval of the Monthly Financial Report for February, 2003 c. Ratification and Approval of the March. 2003 Claims and Expenses Chief Hec'",-nan requesteQ the following changes/corrections: Page 1 t top of page, change Centennial to Circle PiQes. Page~1, under Recognition of Commissioner Simons, first sentence, should read: Chair Varian presented a claQue to Commissioner Simons for his efforts while on the . Centennial Lakes ... Page 2 under Commissioner Comments should read: " Chief Heckman noted they found severe mold... Page 2, under Consent Agenda motion add the motion was seconded by Commissioner Lund. Page 5, Officer Dale _ should read Officer Dale Bemardv. . Page 5, 5th paragraph, change Centerville to Centennial. . 5~ . .,. ..' .' -- .:. '.- ... ..... .' .... ......-. ....~.~ ....... ... Centennial Lakes Police Commission Meeting April 17, 2003 Page 3 of6 Commissioner Korst made a.motion to approve the Minutes as Amended, seconded by Commissioner Pitchford. The motion was unanimously 8DDroved. . Motion: Commissioner Kerst made a motion to approve Items Band C of the consent agenda as presented, seconded by Commissioner Grahek. The motion was unanlmousll,( aDm-oved. 9. ACnON ITEMS B. 2004 Budget Chief Heckman stated. due to the uncertainty of State cuts and merger talks with Lino Lakes Police Department, he recommended the preparation of the preliminary 2004 budget for tI-Je Centennial Lakes Police Department be delayed until the July, 2003 Commission M.eeting. Chair Varian requested copies of the budget be provided to the Commission by July first. Motion: Commissioner Karst made a motion to table the 2003 budget t~. the May, 2003 meeting. seconded by Commissioner Mahr. The motion was unanimouslv 8Doroved. c. 2002 Annual Report Chief Heckman stated he would be happy to come out to each City to make a presentation regarding the 2002 Annual Report. COqlmissioner Korst asked how did this budget compare with past yeafs. Chief Heckman replied in previous years, he had used staff to compile the nllmbers. He noted he had redesigned this report this year and specifically did not include previous years. He indicated the reports to the SeA and the Commission were different. Motion: Commissioner Grahek made a motion to approve the 2002 Annual Report as recommended, seconded by Commissioner Lund. The.motion was unanimouslv 8DDroved. . (oi . ............ .... ':".t.....":,,...."c....,,"" ."..-'..':0. ..: ... '"".._~..l.. ..1...... '-. . . . _1> . ....." .. .'. . .. ,'. 1..'\. . . .... 'i. ..'" ..~. .to. .'. ......1. . '..' ... .. ..!'. ....... \..' .. ... ..to.. I.,;,. ~."o .".. ,. .., ......., '.\. . '. . ~ .:_. '.. '." ... _......h..:-....~_.. ........... Centennial Lakes Police Commission Meeting April 17 . 2003 PaQe 4 af6 D. 2002 Audit and Report Chief Heckman distributed the 2002 Audit and Report and indicated he was comfortable with the report as presented. Motion: Commissioner Grahek made a motion to table the approval the 2002 Audit and Report to the May, 2003 Commission meeting, seconded by Commissioner Lund. The m~tion. was unanimouslv aDDRJved. 10D MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS A. Quad Police Departme~t Developments Chief Heckman stated there was a mold problem in the building. He indicated the question was if t."ey wanted the City to go ahead and continue with the repair as suggested. He noted the employees were concemed about continuing working in the area He indicated the Commission needed to take action on this. Commissioner Lund recommended the Cityfix the prOblem. Chief Heckman indicated staff wanted a letter from the consultant itemizing what was going to be done and/or hire a .different consultant for a re-evaluation. Commissioner Wright stated he believed another re-evaluation needed to be prepared ana the Commission needed to request the City . Administrator get that oPinion. Motion: Commissioner Grahek made a motion to request a written report from McGregor Pierce with the report stating how they are going to solve the problem, what was the degree of success they felt their work was going to accomplish, and their recommendations, seconded by Commissioner YVright. The .motlon was unanimouslv 8DDroved. Motion: Commissioner Sweeney made a motion to "authorize a second opinion from a consultant with the report going directly to Chief Heckman, seconded by Commissioner Grahek. '1 . '.- . '.- .... . .-..-.-...------.- Centennial Lakes Police Commission Meeting April 17, 2003 Page 5 af6 Commissioner Mahr made.a friendly amendment for the consultant report not to be in excess of $2,500.00. Commissioners Sweeney and Grahek accepted the friendly amendment. The motion and friendlv amendment were aDoroved. B. Monthly Activity Report .... February, 2003 Chief Heckman reviewed the Monthly Activities Report with the Commissjon and clarified that there was a typogr(Jphical error in the breakdown of calls for the City of Lexington from ~12.to 412. c. Monthly pepartment Summaries - March, 2003 . . Chief Heckman presented the Monthly Dep~rtment Summaries for March, 2003. ~: c. Workers C(.)mpensation Lawsuit Commissioner Mahr requested this be moved to the exeCutive Closed Session. D. False Arrest Lawsuit Commissioner Mahr requested this be moved to the Executive Closed Session. 11. EXECUTIVE CLOSED SESSION . The purpose of the Executive Closed Session was to discus$ non-union and contract salaries for 2003. At 8:58 PM the Commission began .the executive closed session.. At 10: 10 PM the executive cjosed session was ended and Chair Varian reconvened the regular meeting~ . Motion: . . Commissioner Sween~y made a motion which was seconded by Commissioner Lund to: Set Adm. Sgt. Nelson's 2003 salary at $60,000 annually with ~ administrative health benefits. Adm. Sgt~ Nelson's contract to run from the -expiration of his 2002 contract (April 22. 2003) to December 31 J 2003, and his $60,000 salary.pro.-r.ated .accordingly. . , _t_ . .~~~.~.:...~~~l.:...'...\,;~~\', ..~.t."\.:;'~'I:"~t.:.~'t.:..l.".: .:,,~~~\:~~.)~:~~'w:~~~'.:'."..:~\tl~.i....... ....i.... .,:.:.,' :.-....:._.. .~:~.t :.;.:.~: n_. ~ ".. .':.110 ... . h:~.,,~~.,~; i.,:........: .:.~\,.h I~ ".,~ .'. .". \..:.:.... ~.~ .."... '.. .. ... .:"."::.':. ... . .....:. .. :~.: .'~ .:..... ... .:',.. '......a~.....:.. ", P..._~~:':~.:..~ fh. .'.',:";~.~~.~l...,:~ ... .i':~..~ ,........ ~.-:..~..:: ..,.~"'~h~. ~. ...}.f:U..:::: .~. .:.. :'." ....:. \...: -..~..:\;.\'."'.,1..&.~.:. "~~v. ~: ~ .". ......:..~.~t.....~\:.U&..~ I I ~ Centennial Lakes Police Commission Meeting April 17 , 2003. ~ Page 6 of6 Set Deputy Chief Makela's 2003 salary at $66,000 annually retroactive to January 1) 2003. ' Set Chief Heckman's 2003 salary at $72,000 annually retroactive to Jan~ary1,2003. . Set Administrative Secretary Rismoen's 2003 salary at $38t 110 annually retroactive to January 1, 2003. Set Record Technician lewis's 200~ salary at $37,500 annually retroactive to January 1, 2003. Set CSO Noren's 2003 salary at $23,700 annually retroactive to January 1, 2003. Set janitor/~r washer Dixon's 2003 ho~rly wage at $11.00 hr effedive on his work anniversary date, May 24, 2003. Set part-time clerical data entry clerks Noten and Hammer's hourly wage at $11.35 hr retroactive to January 1. 2003.' IlJe motion was apDroved. {Commissioner Grahek-Navl 12. ADJOUR'NMENT Motion: Commissioner Sweeney made, a motion to adjourn, seconded by Commissioner Mahr. The motion was unanimouslv aporoved. Time of adjournment wa~ 10:12 ~M CDT. . I trust these minutes are an accurate record of the Centennial Lakes Police Commj,siOn meeting of April 17 , 2003. Sincerely. Kathy Altman, Recording Secretary Tim~Saver Off Site Secretarial q. . '.;~" ...:'.":h:":';":,\t . ;C.,:....;,,': ,.~. .hi~'.." U~~. ~.. .~. :a; ....:.,: ,.. ,~~.l.,... . . ..-.:....\._.~IU'.~.~,.:\...~~~ ,~..,i'~~.:.~ ':1...... .~ :.~~:...; .\' ':'..:.'! ....\;J.\~ ~-.-......~..:.. ~ ".:.~r.:'....::.~~...'_:\:.:..:~: .j.,-.:<.:\ . ..:: ~~:'..:aJ- ;,~:.,,:.'.:\'..~., :\',~~~ .~~.,~..... ~~! :'~.1i:.:'~';.,t&~'\1 ~ 4..\~~.~.,,~~..:.,:......::~'~":,:.:~:,~,,:: .....~ ;.:.'.::..:J::.i.'.~"':..'.'~'_~t ~ I '.=-~~;.:... ....... -..:"U:.~..;~.:.: ~,,:-:. ~.:" ~ - .~~.~~"" .:...: ~~." ..:..... :."::..:'~:":'~':""':_~.!-'~~.'::..i.L.t....-..:..L:~ CENTENNIAL LAKES POLICE DEPT , BALANCE SHEET APRIL 30, 2003 ASSETS 901-10100 CASH-US BANK 901-10110 CASH-4-M FUND 901-10115 INVESTMENTS 4-M' 901-10120 CASH-EXPLORERS POST 901-10200 PETTY CASH TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES AND EQUllY LIASI LITIES 901-21600 SALARIES-PAYABLE 901-21650 BENEFITS PAYABLE 901-21790 FED WITHHOLDING TAX PAYABLE 901-21800 STATE WITHHOLDING TAX PAYABLE 901-21810 PERA PAYABLE TOTAL LIABILITIES FUND EQUllY 901-24000 DESIGNATED FUND BAL-BENEFITS 901-2532Q U.NRESERVED FUND BALANCE REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES - YTD TOTAL FUND EQUITY TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY POLICE GENERAL FUND 193.152.56 2,855.80 100,000.00 1,276.27 -50.00 19,881.61 15,732.00 1,227.28 374.06 1,758.65 140~000.OO 80,375.93 37,985.10 297,334.63 38,973.60 258.361.03 297.334.6~ .(OJ :" . ,.:.\..6......~._. "~_ "',,--:,,, .~ ..:\\.. .,.\.."~'... ~ !~.~.:.a~:... ~..:,.:..:.~:._,,~;;..: ~ - 0" \,:.", h:". \ .' ........ :.. ..: ..~". ..:.~.;..."';.:.~.. o.I.i.\~::..' ..:..i.~"'a.:,~:. .....:!1~" '.;1..:.;,.:- ,:... . ..u...:~ ,. .' ..~ .,,~...... ..:'. :.;. I.". ....::..:0.. .1... ;:'.."..1 .':. .~. \." ~. .i.&a# ;... .a..i" ~,. ......, s"~ ..~..... _ ..: .,., ,.: ..... ....~..;..~.: .,. .~,,! ,. ;~.. .... .:,. ....:: :.... . ...'....,...... I..'..... .:.: . _. ...._t. ..:.~....:...__..,j.~.: CENTENNIAL LAKES POLICE DEPT REVENUES WITH .COMPARISON TO BUDGET FOR THE 4 MONTHS ENDING APRIL 30. 2003 POL!CE GENERAL FU"ND PERIOD BUDGET %OF ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL AMOUNT VARIANCE BUDGET CONTRACT REVENUES 901-31-1210-000 CIRCLE PINES CONTRACT 49,715.59 198,862.36 596,587.00 397,724.64 ) 33.33 901-31-1220-000 lEXINGTON CONTRACT 41,776.92 167,107.67 501,323.00 334,215.33 ) 33.33 901-31-1230-000 CENTERVlLLE CONTRACT 40,379.08 161,516.36 484,549.00 323.032.64 ) 33.33 901-31-1240-000 TRI-CITY START UP .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 TOTAL CONTRACT REVENUES 131,871.59 527,486.39 1,582,459.00 1,054,~72.61 ) 33.33 INTERGOVERNMENTAL AIDS 901-33-3105-000 GRANTS-FEDERAL COPS FAST .00 6,250.00 25,000.00 18,750.00 ) 25.00 901-33-3110-000 GRANTS-NEW COPS (SMALL COMM) .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-33-3115-000 GRANTS-COPS MORE (EQUIPMENT) .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-33-3120-000 GRANTS-STATE SNOWMOBILE .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-33-3125-000 ANOKA COUNTY GRANTS .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-33-3130-000 STATE TRAINING REIMBURSEM.ENT .00 .00 5,500.00 5,500.00 ) .00 901-33-3133-000 STATE GRANTS/REIMBURSEMENTS .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-33-3135-000 COPS FAST GRANT (PRIOR) .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-33-3140-000 SMALL COMMUNmES GRANT .00 .00 .00 .' .00 .00 901-33..3170-000 DARE FUNDS- CENTENNIAL SC/PTA .00 1,700.00 .00 1,700.00 .00 TOTAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL AIDS .00 7,950.00 30,500.00 22,550.00 ) 26.07 PUBUC CHARGES FOR SERVICE 901-34-4110-000 COPIESIREPORT RECORDSINOTARY .00 346.62 2,000.00 1,653.38 ) 17.33 TOTAL PU~UC CHARGES FOR SERVICE .00 346.62 2,000.00 1,653.38 ) 17.33 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES 901-36-6210-000 INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS 304.81 1,037.83 1,250.00 212.17 ) 83.03 901-36-6230-000 COMMISSION SALARY REIMB 400.00 870.00 4,800.00 3,930.00 ) 18.12 901-36-6233-000 SPECIAL EVENT RElMe .00 .00 5,000.00 5,000.00 ) .00 901-36-6235-000 MISCELLANEOUS 502. 19 832. 19 4,500.00 3,667.81 ) 18.49 901-36-6238-000 CLOSE EXPLORERS ACCOUNT .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-36-6240-000 VEHICLE & EQUIPMENT ~ES .00 .00 5,000.00 5,000.00 ) .00 901-36-6245-000 FORFEITURES 50.00 3,772.26 5.000.00 1,227.74 ) 75.45 901-36-6250-000 DONATIONS .00 .00 1.000.00 1,000.00 ) .00 901-36-6255-000 DONATlON~lIONS .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 901-36-6260-000 DONATlONS-CRlME PREVENnON .00 .00 :00 .00 .00 TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES 1,257.00 6,512.28 26,550.00 20,037.72 ). 24.53 TOTAL FUND REVENUE 133,128.59 542.295.29 1.641,509.00 1,099,213.71 ) 33.04 FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 33 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR .HAS ELAPSED 05/06/2003 12:53PM .PAGE: 1 / /. ._:,_., .~. _I., .:,.........:.. ... ...- .I ;;... .'~. . ..f. ..1 . .~.., ....~" _'. .":."'.._. .... ._~..,.:;,,:~_,..,:~,,_,, CENTENNIAL LAKES POLICE DEPT EXPENSES-COMPARED TO BUDGET BY EXPENSE CODES FOR THE 4 MONTHS ENDING APRIL 30. 2003 POLICE DEPARTMENT MTD ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE % OF BUDGET POUCE OPERATIONS 901-42-2100-101 POUCE-SAlARIE5-FULL- TIME 85,386.65 307.831.16 1.018,815.00 710.983.84 30.21 901-42-2100-102 POLlCE-SAlARIES OVERTIME 1,410.68 6.462.01 40,000.00 33,537.99 16.16 901-42-2100-103 POLlCE-SALARIES-PART- TIME 2,069.31 7,566.72 34,480.00 26,913.28 . 21.95 901-42-2100-106 POLlCE..cOMMISSIQN SALARIES .00 1,200.00 4,800.00 3.600.00 25.00 901-42-2100-110 UNCOMPENSATED ABSENCES .00 .00. 25.000.00 25,000.00 .00 901-42-2100-121 POUCE-PERA 7.867.35 28,389.18 97,024,00 68,634.82 29.26 901-42-2100-122 POLICE-FICA 681.96 2,413.61 7,650.00 5,236.39 31.55 901-42-2100-123 POLICE-MEDICARE 1,019.72 3,673.98 13,4n.OO 9,803.02 27.26 901-42-2100-130 POLICE-HEAL THlLIFElDISABIDENT A 9,673.12 47,366.04 103,713.00 56,346.96 45.67 901-42-2100-131 SELECT ACCOUNT FEES .32.00 564.00 1,200.00 636.00 47.00 901-42-2100-150 POLICE-WORKERS COMP INSURANCE .00. 26,647.00 21,400.00 5,247.00 ) 124.52 PERSON~EL 108,140.79 432,113.70 1,367,559.00 935,445.30 31.60 901-42-2100-201 POLlCE-OFFICE SUPPLIES 453.56 1,107.12 5,000.00 3,892.88 22.14 901-42-2100-202 POLlCE-CLEANING SUPPLIES 28.32 71.26 500.00 428.74 14.25 901-42-2100-203 POLICE-PRINTED FORMS 22.08 594.07 2,000.00 1,405~93 29.70 901-42-2100-211 POLlCE-INTOXlL VZER SUPPLIES .00 .00 600.00 600.00 .00 901-42-2100-212 POLICE-FUEL 2,238.35 6,808.16 24,000.00 17,191.84 28.37 901-42-2100-213 POLlCE-OIL & LUBRICANTS 1.69 39.24 200.00 160.76 19.62 901-42-2100-214 POLlCE-ATV & SNOWMOBILE SUPPLY .00 14.50 300.00 285.50 4.83 901-42-2100-215 POLICE-AMMO & FIREARM SUPPLIES .00 .00 3,000.00 3,000.00 .00 901-42-2100-216 POLlCE-MEDICAUFIRE SUPPLIES 174.65 317.74 1,500.00 1,182.26 21.18 901-42-2100-217 POLlCE-INVESTlGA nON SUPPLIES 18.43) 51.22 1,200.00 1,148.78 4.27 901-42-2100-218 POLICE-UNIFORMS 3n.76 639.24 8,000.00 7,360.76 7.99 901-42-2100-219 POLICE-CRIME PREVENTION SUPPL Y .00 .00 1,000.00 1,000.00 .00 SUPPLIES 3,2n .98 9,642.55 47,300.00 37,657.45 20.39 901-42-2100-30t PQLlCE-AUDIT/ACCTING SERVICES 515.00 2,060.00 12,000.00 9,940.00 17.17 901-42-2100-304 POLICE-LEGAL FEES .00 .00 5,000.00 5,000.00 .00 . 901-42-2100-306 POLICE-PERSONNEL TESTING .00 .00 2,500.00 2,500.00 .00 901-42-2100-309 POLICE-LABOR RELATIONS .00 463.25 1,500.00 1,036.75 30.88 901-42-2100-312 POLICE-CONTRACT lYPING 158.50 475.50 - 960.00 484.50 49.53 901-42-2100-321 POLICE-TELEPHONE 559.87 2,140.85 7,000.00 4,859.15 30.58 901-42-2100-322 POLICE-POSTAGE .00 28.36 1,600.00 1,571.64 1.n 90142-2100-331 POLlCE- TRA VEIJTRAINI~G 622.72 2,177.76 16,000.00 13,822.24 13.61 901-42-2100-351 POLICE-PRINTING & PUBLISHING .00 .00 300.00 300.00 .00 901-42-2100-361 POLlCE-PROPERlYIlJABILITY INS 222.00 15,n8.50 30,800.00 15.021.50 51.23 901-42-2100-380 POLICE-UTllmES 241.48 659.94 3,500.00 2,840.06 18.86 901-42-2100-385 POllCE-CJRS ACCESS 390.00 390.00 1,800.00 1,410.00 21.67 901-42-2100-386 POLICE-MDT ACCESS .00 829.00 4,500.00 3,671.00 18.42 CONTRACTED SERVICES 2,709.57 25,003.16 87,460.00 62,456.84 28.59 FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 33 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 05/06/2003 12:52PM PAGE: 1 /L .. _...a.".. ..... .. ... .. .. _ .... . . .... ... CENTENNIAL LAKES POLICE DEPT EXPENSES COMPARED TO BUDGET BY EXPENSE CODES FOR THE 4 MONTHS ENDING APRIL 30, 2003 POLICE DEPARTMENT MTD ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE % OF BUDGET 90~-42-2100-401 POLICE-BUILDING/GROUNDS MTC 260.00 465.00 2,200.00 1,735.00 21.14 901-42-2100-402 POUCE-OFFICE/SOFTWARE MTC 362.50 362.50 5,000.00 4,637.~0 7.25 901-42-2100-403 POUCE-OFFICE EQUIP MTC CONT 225.40 225.40 5,000.00 4,774.60 4.51 901-42-2100-404 POLICE-VEHICLE REPAIR & MTC 919.73 4,927.98 14,000.00 9,072.02 35.20 901-42-2100-405 POUCE-EQUIP REPAIR & MTC 445.00 446.92 1,500.00 1,053.08 29.79 901-42-2100-412 POLlCE-BUILDING LEASE 627.25 3,169.00 12,000.00 8,831.00 26.41 901-42-2100-413 POUCE-RENT LEXINGTON 330.00. 330.00 .00 330.00 ) .00 901-42-2100-415 POUCE-VEHICLE LEASE .00 16,948.32 51,000.00 34,051.68 33.23 901-42102100-417 POLICE-EQUIP LEASE AlC RECORDS 37.00 74.00 22,000.00 21,926.00 .34 901-42-2100-433 POUCE-DUES .00 550.00 790.00 240.00 69.62 901-42-210~35 POUCE-SUBSCRIPTlONS & BOOKS .00 205.00 500.00 295.00 41.00 901-42-2100-440 POLICE-BANK SERVICE FEES 49.84 173.93 500.00 326.07 34.79 901-42-2100-495 MI~CELLANEOUS 60.00 456.86 1,200.00 743.14 38.07 901-42-2100-498 DARE EXPENSES 270.00 1,297.55 .00 1,297.55 ) .00 MAINTENANCE 3,586.72 29,632.46 115,690.00 88,057.54 25.81 901-42-2100-550 POLICE-VEHICLE SETUP & TRIM .00 .00 3,500.00 3,500.00 .00 901-42-2100-570 EQUIPMENT 1,242.85 7,918.32 15,000.00 7,081.88 52. 79 CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,242.85 7,918.32 18,500.00 10,581.68 42.80 901-42-2100-900 CONTINGENCY FUNDS .00 .00 5,000.00 5,000.00 .00 CONTINGENCY .00 .00 5,000.00 5,000.00 .00 TOTAL POLICE OPERATIONS 118,957.91 504,310.19 1,641,509.00 1,137,198.81 30.72 TOTAL POLICE GENE~ FUND 118,957.91 504,310.19 1,641,509.00 1,137,198.81 30.72 FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ONLY 33 % OF THE FISCAL YEAR HAS ELAPSED 05/0612003 12:52PM ..PAGE: 2 L_ /1 ~. ~E co .q- .. &0 <D .. 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The Commission is concemed about the ongoing health of the employees and feels obligated to provide them a safe place to wotk. The Commission is interested in 3. resolution to the mold issue and wants to assure staff that appropriate measures are being taken. At this point, the Commission feels they do not have adequate information to answer our conc~ Therefo~ we are asking for a written response to the fonowing questions. 1) High levels of mold were found in 1998 and they have now reoccuaed What was recommended in 1998 to emute 'Chat the mold would :not return? We would like a copy of my reports issued by the coo.tmctor/ consultant which address !his issu~ . 2) What kind of testing has been done at ibis time? What areas were teSted and why 1hese areas? What we2:e the results of 1he tests? We afe requesting a copy of any :reports addtessing this issue. 3) What recommendations has McGregot Peatce made for eliminating 1he current mold and preventing future growth? We ate requesting copies of any reports by McGregor Pearce xegatding 1he 1tlold issues. 4) What teCOmJnendations has Partners Service Team or anyone else made fOr e.1iminati:ng the current mold and preventing future growth? We ate requesting copies of any reports by PartnetS Sernce Team or anyone else regarding the mold issues. . 5) What does the City of Circle Pines plan on doing to el.1'nM~ 1he mold and prevent futute growth? HoW' did you come to 'this decision and why? Please respond with the above infonnation by May 5, 2003.. The Commission will evaluate the information, and as ~thorized will obtain an outside consultant to perform tests and recommend a solution if necessaq; Sincerely:. Karen Varian, Chair Centennial Lakes Police (Pnuntssion cc: Joel Heckman, Police Chief Centennial Lakes Joint Police Commission ~/), .-..... ....-. ....-. .....-.-.. . .-.. . -.-. ..' ........ _..<0 .~.._. ... ..... .. .' .-..... . _.I,... ...-\........ . ._, ..... -. .....~...... ." 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I :" I....~ .- 'l I ~-\ r t( 2- ;, !.003 , . ... ~ ~~: t.~;~:~ ;:: ~:~. ~!!..:1 April 24, 2003 Karen Varian 1817 121st Avenue NE Blaine, MN 55449 Dear Karen: The Circle Pines City Council has accepted the resignation of Rainer Schlesiger as a Circle Pines Police Commission member on the Centennial Lakes Police Commission. The City Council effective April 2.2 has also appointed Ken Simons to be the replacement Commissioner for the City of Circle Pines. Thi~ is an interim term . through December 31 of 2003. If you have any questi~ns, please let me know. Sincerely, 4~tA James W. Keinath City Administrator JWKllg Cc/Chief Joel HeokrlJan -Cc/Jim Lund Cc/Phil Korst Printed on Recycled Paper , ':3 J. ,qen(enflidrLakes. Police Depa.~tni'en~ .. '. \:'. . . . . : .200 9~'Heig~ Cir~le,. Circ!e Pine~,.~:~?~I~"{~6~) ~UfSOl 'Fax (,!~3J 78.4-(J~82 . .1 . ,. ... :.... .: ... . . .. . . :'. .. - - . . . 't .. May 2,.-~~03 . - . . Chief ofPolice'DaY'.!d'Pecc.bi8, "... "Lino' Lak~s. Police . 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Centennial Lakes Police Department Crime Summary Listing Monthly Report for March 2003 Agency 09001 SPEED 09002 SPEED - RADAR 09005 ACCIDENT - LEAVE SCENE (H&R) 09008 CARELESS DRIVING 09009 FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE 09021 STOP SIGN 09022 STOP LIGHT 09030 PASSING VIOLATIONS 09031 IMPROPER LANE -CHANGE/USE 09051 OPEN BOITLE 09054 OWl - 3RD DEGREE 09055 OWl - OVER .10 09061 VISION OBSCURED 09063 SEAT BELT VIOLATION 09070 EQUIPMENT VIOLATION . 09075 NO FRONT/REAR PLATE 09098 FIX IT TICKET . . - 09099 TRAFFIC WARNING 09100 PARKING -ALL OTHER . 09101 PARKING - DESIGNATED HOURS' 09102 PARKING- EXTENDED HOURS (6/24/48) 09113 P ARKJNG - RESTRICTED AREA 09130 PARKING - SNOW EMERGENCY VIOLATION 09140.PARKING - WARNING 09221 DARlDAC/DAS - 09222 NO V ALtD DL 09226 FAILURE TO CHANGE ADDRESS 99227 EXPIRED DL 09241 NO PROOF OF INSURANCE 09242 NO INSURANCE 09262 FAILURE TO TRANSFER TITLE . .09263 FRAUDULENT USE OF TABS/PLATES . 09264 EXPIRED VEHICLE REGISTRATION 09302 LOST --ANIMAL .09312 FOUND - ANIMAL . 09313 FOUND ~ PROPERTY -09314 VEHICLES -ABANDONED 09315 VEHICLE - TOWED/IMPOUND 09318 FOUND - BICYCLE 09420 ACCIDENT - MV PI '09440 ACCIDENT - MV PO 09450 ACCIDENT - MV HR PO 09496 ACCIDENT - MV PD - MV & DEER 09570 ANIMAL COMPLAINT - AlL OTHERS 09571 ANIMAl COMPLAINT - DOGS 09572 ANIMAL COMPLAINT - DOG BARKING 09573 ANIMAL COMPLAINT:. DOG ON LOOSE/NO LEASH 09591 ANIMAl IMPOUND - DOG 09592 ANf-MAlIMPOUND - CAT 09601 FIRE - SINGLE DWELLING . 09609 FIRE ALARM N/C - Offense Description Total 35 4 1 1 1 17 2 1 3 1 1 5 1 11 1 1 139 .191 1 20 3 "1 1 5 11 4 1 2 17 5 4 1 9 5 1 5 - 1 2 1 2 12 4 1 2 2 9 12 2 1 1 1 :.....r~.'..~.:'l,..:..'.':....... .. ~"~..~....lt.O.,.:...:.,~'l\~~.!~...~.~.i.:.:.:....;.....:;. ~..-.~h:...;'.:...:.." #. . .-.......U... .".. .. . ,~.". .._..h..oi',.~ c_';'" ~ '. .... . ..1..:...'''10.''':.\:...;..... .~:':' .:.~~..~... .4~~'\~~._:.~ ..\.......~~.~.......:....:......._._~...:...~:.,-'.. .. .,~\\~:..l.~~...~...~',,!O-!.....'-.,...V-.~-.a .' ~..,-..... . .... h:". ..... ~ ~:.' :...:" i..".. ~.~.;.:~i.~...:~~~:..'~~"i.:.l~....:.i....~ March 2003 - Agency 09710 SUICIDE AlTEMPTS 2 09715 SUICIDE THREAT (NO ACTUAL ATTEMPT) 1 09730 MEDICAL 21 09751 DETOX TRANSPORT - ADULT 2 09801DOM~STIC 11 09802 PUBLIC ASSIST 117 09803 MOTORIST ASSIST 25 09805 DOMESTIC - FAMILY 2 09807 DOMESTIC ESCORT 6 09808 CIVIL DISPUTE ' 6 09809 CHILD CUSTODY DISPUTE 3 09811 LOCK OUT'- VEHICLE 17 09814 LANDLORDrrENANT DISPUTE 1 09815 CHECK WELFARE . 7 09816 INFORMATION. 31 09817 NARCOTICS INFORMATION 2 09818 HOUSE/PROPERTY CHECK 11 09819 EXTRA PATROL 9 09820 SUSPICION.- ALL O'rHER ACTIVITY 68 09821 SUSPICIOUS - PERSON 9 09822 SUSPICIOUS - VEHICLE 11 09825 OPEN DOORlGA TE/WINDOW 40 098~7 911 HANG l!P 5 09833 AlARM - BUSINESS 9 09835 ALARM - RESIDENTIAL 4 09836 ALARM - BUSINESS (N/C) 1 09842 COMPLAINTS - A TV 1 09845 COMPLAINTS - MY 11 09850 ORDINANCE COMPLAINTS - ALL OTHER 2 . 09851 OC - JUNKVEHICLE 7 09853 OC - IU-EGAL BURNING 1 09854 OC - ILLEGAL DUMPING 2 09856 OC - SOLICITATION 3 09862 OC - NOISE RESIDENTIAL 15 09863 OC - NOISE iNDUSTRIAL 1 09882 COMPLIANCE CHECK - TOBACCO 1 09890 JUVENILE ACTNITY 9 09900 MISCELLANEOUS OFFICER 6 09902 TRAFFIC DETAIL 9 09904 PAPER SERVICE 2 09907 SERVICE REQUEST 3 09910 ASSIST OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 46 ,09911 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY (NON LE) 1~ 09920 WARRANT ARREST (ADULT) 3 09921 WARRANT ARREST (JUVENILE) 3 09~22 WARRANT ARREST (A lTEMPT) 6 09945 COMMUNITY POLICING 3 09951 PERMIT - TO PURCHASE 4 09952 PERMIT - TO CARRY 1 09970 FOLLOW UP 47 09980 DAMAGE TO SQUAD 1 A5352 ASL T 5-MS-INFLlCT 80 HRM-HAN OS-AS L T-AC 2 A5355 ASL T.5-MS-INFLlCT BD HRM-HANDS-CHLD-ACQ 1 AL351 DOM ASL T-MS-INFL T BODILY HARM-HANDS-AD-FAM 1 83794 8URG 3-UNOCC NRES FRC-U-UNK WEAP-COM THEFT 1 83864 BURG 3-UNOCC NRES NO FRC-N-UNK WEAP-COM THEFT 2 J2501 TRAFF-GM-DUI LlQUOR-UNK INJ-UNK VEH 1 J2901 TRAFFIC-GM-OTHER ACT-UNK INJ-MV 2 ..::.:~..~:,.::...:~:.' :~t~:~.::i:'.'~... ~.~".' .'~:;~,:1~\\\:~~.~.t~~~~~:: ,~:~\f:,~~::,":!~.;'~..t::',.~: :.:\::.~.;: .~i,:& ~.:" '. ~ \ .~..~ .~...:. h. 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March 2003 - Agency J3501 TRAFF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE UNDER INFLUENCE 1 JE501 TRAF-AC-GM-2ND DEG DWI-U1 ALCOHOL-MV 1 JF501 TRAF-AC-GM-3RD DEG DWI-UI ALCOHOL-MV 3 JG501 TRAF-ACC-M-4TH DEG DWI-UI ALCOHOL-MY 3 JGR01 TRAF-ACC-M-4TH DEG DWI-REFUSAL TO TEST-MY 1 M3001 JUVENILE-ALCOHOL OFFENDER 3 M3005 JUVENILE-USE OF TOBACCO 7 M4140 LIQUOR-UNDERAGE CONSUMPTION 18-21 1 M5313 JWENILE-CURFEW 4 M5350 JUVENILE-RUNAWAY. 4 M7399 OTHER-CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER 3 N131E DISTURB PEACE-FE-8TALKING-PATTERN HARR CNDUCT 2 N2130 DISTURB PEACE-GM-EMERGENCYTELEPHONE CALLS 1 N3030 DISTURB PEACE-MS-D/SORDERL Y CONDUCT 1 N3190 .DISTURB PEACE-MS-HARRASS/NG COMMUNICATIONS 1 03882 OBSEN/TY-MS-OBSCENE PHONE CALL-ADULT 1 OTHER-CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER 1 P3110 PROP DAMAGE-MS-PRfVATE-UNK INTENT 6 P3120 PROP DAMAGE-MS-PUBLlC-UNK INTENT 1 P3129 PROP DAMAGE-MS-PUBLlC-OTHER INTENT 1 P3300 TRESPASS-MS-PR/VATE-UNK INTENT 1 P3310 TRESPASS-MS-PRIVATE-UNK INTENT 1 TC159 THEFT-501-2500-FE-MOTOR VEH-OTH PROP 1 TQ159 THEFT-251-500-GM-MOTOR VEH-OTH PROP 1 TR059 THEFT-LESS 250-MS- Y ARDS-OTHR PROP 1 TR159 THEFT-LESS 250-MS:"MOTOR VEH-OTHER 3 U3280 THEFT-MS-SHOPUFTING-UNK LOSS . 1 U328D THEFT-MS-8HOPLlFTING-250 OR LESS 1 V0091 VEH-UNKVALUE-MS-RIDE IN-NO CONSENT-AUTO 1 VN111 VEH-250 LESSMS-PARTS-MOTOR VEH-AUTO 1 X2080 CRIM AGNST ADMN Jl1ST-GM-OBST LEGAL PROCESS 1 , X3080 CRIM AGNST ADMN JUST-MS-OBST LEGAL PROCESS 2 Y2230 CRIM AGNST GOVN-GM-ESCAPE TAX-MTR VEH 1 Agency Total 1258 ...I.I'.c.......o.1_~;,t.\t:....,__: .... .~..J,. .;,.....-..:.,.~'""".....:.\. ,.:..; '.. .w....... ..;"...- ....:... ~. ..."; ..:. ._, .", .:'. :.: .',. .._...:....."..:; :.i.....l.-.....l.....:.-...."..:...,.....~... ..,,_..1..~,-.:;~._.-'.~. 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'. .0. . ,.. ...,;.,; ,."L",-,...~ Centennial Lakes Police Department Crime Summary Listing Monthly Report for March 2003 Circle Pines 09001 SPEED 09008 CARELESS DRIVING 09022 STOP LIGHT 09055 DWI - OVER .10 . 09063 SEAT BELT VIOLATION 09075 NO FRONT/REAR PLATE 09098 FIX IT TICKET 09099 TRAFFIC WARNING 09101 PARKING - DESIGNATED HOURS 09221 DARlDAC/DA~' 09222 NO VALID DL 09241 .NO PROOF OF INSURANCE 09262 FAILURE TO TRANSFER TITLE 09264 EXPIRED VEHICLE REGISTRATION 09302 LOST - ANIMAL 09313.FQUND - PROPERTY 09315 VEHICLE - TOWED/IMPOUND 09420 ACCIDENT - MV PI. 09440 ACCIDENT - MV PO 09450 ACCIDENT - MV HR PO 09496 ACCIDENT - MY PO - MV & DEER 09570 ANIMAL COMPLAINT - ALL OTHERS 09572 ANIMAL COMPLAINT - DOG BARKING 09573 ANIMAL COMPLAINT - DOG ON LOOSE/NO LEASH 09601 FIRE - SINGLE DWELLING 09609 FIRE ALARM N/C 09710 SUICIDE ATTEMPTS 09715 SUICIDE THREAT (NO ACTUAL ATTEMPT) 09730 MEDICAL 09801 DOMESTIC 09802 PUBLIC ASSIST. 09803 MOTORIST ASSIST 09805 DOMESTIC - FAMILY 09807 DOMESTIC ESCORT 09808 CIVil DISPUTE 09811 lOCK OUT - VEHICLE 09815 CHECK WELFARE 09816 INFORMATION 09817 NARCOTICS iNFORMATION 09818 HOUSE/PROPERTY CHECK 09819 EXTRA PATROL 09a20 SUSPICION - ALL OTHER ACTIVITY 09821 SUSPICIOUS - PERSON . .. 09822 SUSPICIOUS - VEHICLE 09825 OPEN DOORlGATElWINDOW 09833 ALARM - BUSINESS 09835 ALARM - RESIDENTIAL 09845 COMPLAINTS - MV 09850 ORDINANCE COMPLAINTS - ALL OTHER 09851 OC - JUNK VEHICLE 09856 OC - SOLICITATION' Offense Description Total 6 1 2 2 3 1 40 52 8 1 1 2 1 3 2 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 3 6 1 1 1 1 7 1 34 7 1 4 1 .4 4 13 1 8 6 21 3 4 16 7 3 4 1 1 2 I._..t~.".. ,..... ~... .....'-..&.1......~... ~... ,...."....a_'\.:..~.....:...... .""'\. 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March 200~ - c..;ircle Pines 09862 OC - NOISE RESIDENTIAL 6 09890 JUVENILE ACTIVITY 4 09900 MISCELLANEOUS OFFICER 3 09904 PAPER SERVICE 1 09907 SERVICE REQUEST 3 09910 ASSIST OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 8 09911 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY .(NON LE) 10 09920 WARRANT ARREST (ADULT) 1 09922 WARRANT ARREST (A !TEMPT) 2 09945 COMMUNITY POLICING 1 09951 PERMIT - TO PURCHASE 3 09952 PERMIT - TO.CARRY 1 09970 FOLLOW UP 14 B3864 BURG 3-UNOCC NRES NO FRCN-UNK WEAP-COM THEFT 2 JG501 TRAF-ACC-M-4TH DEG DWI-UI ALCOHOL-MV 2 M3001 JWENILE-ALCOHOL OFFENDER 1 M3005 JUVENILE-USE OF TOBACCO 4 M5313 JWENILE-CURFEW 1 M5350 JWENILE-RUNAWAY 3 M7399 OTHER-C.RIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER 1 N131E DISTURB PEACE-FE-STALKING-PATTERN HARR CNDUCT 2 N3030 DISTURB PEACE-MS-DISORDERL Y COND.uCT 1 P3110 PROP DAMAGE-MS-PRNATE-UNK INTENT 2 P3129 PROP DAMAGE-MS-PUBLlC-OTHER INTENT 1 TC159 THEFT-501-2500-FE-MOTOR VEH-0TH PROP 1 TR059 THEFT-LESS 250-MS-YARDS-0THR PROP 1 TR 159 THEFT-LESS 250-MS-MOTOR VEH-OTHER 1 Total.for Circle Pines 378 ',~~~'_~\~in:'\'-l~\~:.:.~i~;:.'~"~-\:~\;,;.'.~;,..l',:..-\;~'~' .;'. :'i, :!~.:" .:.... '; ,'.;.\.,.....~\~.,:.. "'.;; :..';, '.. .' :'. .;l'.~..:.: ,;..,.. '::. '_' '.. ::..._!Y. '.!~:..:;~.~;~-,::::..~\:--:....~\-.~.i. '..:L,.':. ':.l:.\~:':"': ..:,~:-,'X:.::.'.~\:.!..'~:'>:':\;.~'.r~.. .'~: '~'~~I..,:.~..:~~~j',,':.l~.i..,.~~~.;:,~.\~i.:~~'J.:~..,: :~~:.\:.'.\.:,l".,:,,- :... ,-.;.1 . :.....;.-,~.. .....::; .:" ::.:_~ ':'~'::':~"';:"':"~'_:':~-"i.~.:,~..:.'i.,;\ ..i.~~~,~'~ Centennial Lakes Police Department Crime Summary Listing Monthly Report for March 2003 Lexington 09001 SPEED 09002 SPEED - RADAR 09009 FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE 09021 STOP SIGN 09031 IMPROPER LANE CHANGE/USE 09051 OPEN BOTTLE 09054 OWl - 3RD DEGREE 09055 OWl - OVER .10 09061 VISION OBSCURED 09063 SEAT BELT. VIOLATION 09098 FIX IT. TICKET 09099 TRAFFIC WARNING 09101 PARKING - DESIGNATED HOURS .09102 PARKING - EXTENDED HOURS (6/24/48) 09113 PARKING - RESTRICTI;D AREA 09130 PARKING - SNOW EMERGENCY VIOLATION 09140 PARKING - WARNING 09221 DARlDACIDAS 09222 NO VALID DL 09227 EXPIRED DL 09241 NO PROOF OF INSURANCE 09242 NO INSURANCE 09262 FAILURE TO TRANSFER TITLE . 09263 FRAUDULENT USE OF TABS/PLATES 09264 EXPIRED VEHICLE REGISTRATION 093.13 FOUND - PROPERTY 09314 VEHICLES - AaANDONED 09318 FOUND - BICYCLE 09440 ACC.,DENT - MV PO 09450 ACCIDENT - MV HR PD . 09570 ANIMAL COMPLAINT - ALL OTHERS. 09572 ANIMAL COMPLAINT.- DOG BARKING 09573 ANIMAL COMPLAINT - :DQG ON LOOSE/NO LEASH 09591 ANIMAL IMPOUND - DOG 09592 ANIMAL IMPOUND - CAT .- 09710 SUiciDE ATTEMPTS 09730 MEDICAL 09751 DETOX TRANSPORT - ADULT 09801 DOMESTIC . 09802 PUBLIC ASSIST . 09803 MOTORIST ASSIST 09805 DOMESTIC - FAMJL Y 09807 DOMESTIC ESCORT 098Q8 CIVIL DISPUTE 09809 CHILD CUSTODY DISPUTE 09811 LOCK OUT - VEHICLE 09814 LANDLORDITENANT DISPUTE 09815 CHECK WELFARE 09816 INFORMATION 09817 NARCOTICS INFORMATION 09818 HOUSE/PROPERTY CHECK Offense De~cription Total 17. 3 1 7 3 1 1 3 1 1 54 78 6 '2 1 1 2 6 2 2 9 5 3 1 5 2 1 1 4 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 9 1 7 24 7 1 2 5 2 5 1 2 6 1 2 .. ..... .....:. ..:..... ...;;'. ....... 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J\4arch 2003 Loxington 09819 EXTRA PATROL 1 09820 SUSPICION - ALL OTHER ACTIVITY 31 09821 SUSPICIOUS - PERSON 4 09822 SUSPICIOUS - VEHICLE 6 09825 OPEN DOORlGA TElWINDOW 2 09827 911 HANG UP 1 09833 ALARM - BUSINESS 1 09845 COMPLAINTS - MV 5 09850 ORDINANCE COMPLAINTS - ALL OTHER 1 09851 DC - JUNK VEHICLE 5 09854 DC - ILLEGAL DUMPING 2 09856 OC - SOLICITATION 1 09862 OC - NOISE RESIDENTIAL 5 09890 JUVENILE ACTIVITY 4 09900 MISCELLANEOUS OFFJ.CER 1 09910 ASSIST OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 1 09911 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY (NON LE) 2 09920 WARRANT ARREST (ADULT) 2 09922 WARRANT ARREST (ATTEMPT) 3 09945 COMMUNITY POLICING 2 09951 PERMIT - TO PURCHASE 1 09970 FOLLOW UP. 20 AL351 DOM ASL T-MS-INFL T BODILY HARM-HANDS-AD-FAM 1 83794 BURG 3-UNOCC NRES FRC-U-UNK WEAP~COM THEFT 1 J2501 TRAFF-GM-DUI LIQUOR-UNK INJ-UNK VEH 1 J2901 TRAFFIC-GM-OTHER ACT-UNK INJ-MV 2 J3501 TRAFF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE UNDER INFLUENCE 1 JE501 TRAF-AC-GM-2ND DEG DWI-UI ALCOHOL-MV 1 Jf:501 TRAF-AC-GM-3RD DEG DWI-UI ALCOHOL-MV 3 JG501. TRAF-ACC-M-4TH DEG DWI-UI ALCOHOL-MV 1 JGR01 TRAF-ACC-M-4TH DEG DWI-REFUSAL TO TEST-MV 1 M3005 JUVENILE-USE OF TOBACCO . 2 M5313 JUVENILE-CURFEW 1 M5350 JUVENILE-RUNAWAY 1 M7399 OTHER-CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER 2 N2130 DISTURB PEACE-GM-EMERGENCYTELEPHONE CALLS 1 03882 OBSENITY-MS-OBSCENE PHONE CALL-ADULT 1 P3110 PROP DAMAGE-MS-PRJVATE-UNK INTENT 2 P3300 TRESPASS-MS-PRIVATE-UNK INTENT 1 P3310 TRESPASS-MS-PRIVATE-UNK INTENT 1 U3280 THEFT-MS-SHOPLIFTING-UNK LOSS 1 U328D THEFT-MS-SHOPLIFTING-250 OR LESS. 1 . VN111 VEH-250 LESSMS-PARTS-MOTOR VEH-AUTO 1 Y2230 CRIM AGNST GOVN-GM-ESCAPE TAX-MTR VEH 1- Total for Lexington 437 ... ...... '''_.'' -- ..._- . --. _'.'d ... ._ . .._ ..__ .-.. _ ., ." . . __'._n '" . . ..... . I. . .. .. a .,. ... .- ..-- -...--..... .."'...... .... ....~... .......,-. a ..-., -............ ... -....- .... - .. .. . -.--.... ..o. "'..-- ........_ ...",... ~ ...... .0.. ._.. .....- -'" ...... -.. .. _~... .4\___ ~......' ", .1' ,_,,;.. ...... .,,_ f...o Oow .f. _........... ....: ..._.......:.-.1 Centennial Lakes Police Department Crime Summary Listing Monthly Report for March 2003 Paul Revere Community Offense Description 09440 ACCIDENT - MV PO 09592 ANIMAL IMPOUND - CAT 09730 MEDICAL 09801 DOMESTIC 09802 PUBLIC ASSIST 09807 DOMESTIC ESCORT 09814 LANDLORDITENANT DISPUTE 09816 INFORMATION '09820 SUSPICION - ALL OTHER ACTIVITY 09862 OC - NOISE RESIDENTIAL 09890 JWENILE ACTIVITY 09900 MISCELLANEOUS OFFICER .09920 \tYARRANT ARREST (ADULT) 09970 FOllOW UP . P3300 TRESPASS-MS-PRIVATE-UNK INTENT Total 1 1 3 1 4 .1 1 2 6 1 1 1 1 2 1 Total for Paul Revere 27 .'_. ..................-...-.......... . ......-.._. ...... '."'..1..'-..:. '-. .....-... .... ..Ill .... ... .. . .:... . ..... ..~.-.._... ..-......,..."......'~..!I':.. ~...1~..)..,.....' ....... ..". .-.._........,.. ~..._..a.:...............J.__.""........."...'".~._~;.......:.........;-... ..:, ._..'''.: .... '..' ...:..-._,_ ..' _.. -. ...~..._.... ... .":;' . _"_. ~.' :.....~.~ .......:..: .11ll ...,:..:.:..:....4.._""'.~.~...4..-t;.~ Centennial Lakes Police Department Crime.Summary Listing Monthly Report for March 2003 Out of Area Offense Description Total 09005 ACCIDENT - LEAVE SCENE (H&R) 1 09099 TRAFFIC WARNING 4 09802 PUBLIC ASSIST 11 09803 MOTORIST ASSIST 5 09816 INFORMATION 6 09820 SUSPICION - ALL OTHER ACTIVITY 1 09904 PAPER SERVICE 1 09910 ASSIST OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 34 09970 FOLLOW UP 4 N3190 DISTURB PEACE-MS-HARRASSING COMMUNICATIONS 1 Out of Area Total 68 .....,~\.~..t,!~....-:.:.....~_..';,..._.......:.,.,~'\....."t~.~.....;,.~~:. .'-".' ~..'.'~~u.. '\",~"'.a..~._.~~._.,..., ...,........a,.. . :~.~.:... .~_ . .:... .~... .:.....~ _ ~.':.... ..i:...- ... ,f. ... ..... ..._".......10...~,~,... ~.\.....:..:....l. .....~~... \..:.hi.,~.lh,i.~~:~.:\.l; ......".......:.,.:.~h,..: .....'.::..l1. \~.::::...lI..\",.".:..",.:'-":'''..~.b.~..~~.t... .::....~~ :1'..::....\:_.~ ....... ~.~:... ...~-~".,,----J...,.:..:.\t.:.,...".~.::I~~c..t.'f.~..:.;.,..~ SergeaD.t Ron Nelson Centennial Lakes Police Department 200 Civic Heights Circle Circle Pines, l\1N 55014 (763) 784-2501 APRIL 2003. SUMMARY GRID 1 Officer Corlew, 'Sergeant Nelson . Special attention has been paid to the parks, in particular Carl Eck Park, now that little league has started. Officers have conducted walk-thrus as well as Reserve officers. GRID 2 Sergeant Gleason and Officer Fruetel This month officers started reading tim~ with Golden Lake ElementarY students. Teachers sign their class up for a one halfhour reading session and officers sign up to do the reading. This is done about 'four times per week. EVIDENCE Officer Fruetel .- . Unnecessary eVidence has been destroyed which has given more space in the property room. VEHICLE FORFEITURES Officer Fruetel No vehicles were forfeited this month. See list of all vehicles being held by this department FIELD TRAINING Sergeant Nelson. . No one in field training at this time and hop~fully we will keep it that way for a while giving us a chance to keep our best coverage possible on the streets. SQUAD LAPTOPS Sergeant Nelson We, along with several other departments in the county and State .Patrol that I mow of: were hit with a virus. It was eliminated with no damage and steps have been t~en to prevent such problems in the future. .'1-</ APRIL 2003 SCHEDULING The Centennial Lakes Police Department is currently operating at full staff We have 17 sworn officers on staff including the Chief and Deputy Chief Our part time officer Paul Hinson is still out on medical leave but doing well Officers took 24 shifts off during the month of April, plus 2 shifts where an Officer was at training. One of the officers lost a close family member and took 1 day of funeral leave. Sergeant Gleason was in.r~ed wn~e on duty in the act of savi..ng a 3-year-old child from a fire, and was on light duty for 6 days during the month. This brought us to a total of 32 shifts to be covered in April There were also 4 additional shifts where an officer left early due to illness. They are broken down as such; Vacation Comp time Holidays Sick time Funeral Leave Light Duty Training 11 shifts 02 shifts 08 shifts 02 shifts 01 shift 06 shifts 02 shifts Part time officer Hinson covered 0 of those shifts Deputy Chief Makela covered. 0 of those shifts Investigator Blanck covered 1 of those shifts Sergeant Nelson covered 5 of those shifts Overtime covered 1 of those shifts . Payback covered 0 of those shifts We underwent a schedule. change during April to adjust for the two new sergeant positions. This schedule change as wen as officers flexing their schedules was utilized to adjust and cover the vacant shifts~ We maintained our street cov~rage with only a few exceptions. During the weekdays the day power shift was supplemented with the Chief; Deputy Chief; and Investigator. There were 8 day-power shifts not covered on the weekends. We were short street coverage 1 day during the month. 35 RUSSELL A. BLANCK MONTHLY REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF April 2003 DARE and POLICY - Plans for this year's DARE graduation ceremony (May 15 at 2:00 p.m.) at Centerville Elementary School are underway. I am presently addressing issues arising from the passage of Minnesota's "Citizens' Personal Protection Act of 2003." GRANTS - Nothing to report.. COP - GRID 3/0THER -My COP activities included inv~igation of Grid 3-related matters. INVESTIGATIONS General Investigations -General investigations conducted during the month included completing and/or continuing the investigation of several pending matters and/or working on the crimes set forth. for each city below: Circle Pines: residentjal burglary/no contact order violation and felony level criminal d8mage to property, vandalism to park playground equipment, convenience store robbery, auto theft, and terroristic threats. . Lexington: forged checks, counterfeit checks, and theft by swindle. CeBterviUe: auto thefts from }>usiness parking lot, :fifth degree assault against .bar patron, felony level assault against bar patron, and check forgery. ~I signed in custody complaints and conducted intervieWs of vict4ns, suspects and oili~s. . -1 reviewed all officer reports and teietypes on a daily basis. Background Investigations - There are presently no background investigations under way. MISCELLANEOUS -I backed officers on various calls and handl~d calls for.others as necessary. 3(P. Community Service Officer Monthly Report for April 2003 In April the weather has begun to get nice and I have been getting several calls from Neighborhood Crime Watch Group leaders in regards to the upcoming year. I have also begun planning for National Night Out and Safety Camp. Deputy Chief Makela attended the fir~t Safety Camp meeting on April 2nd. This month I ~gerprinted several citizens at the Police Department for numerous reasons and assisted persons in removing property from their forfeited vehicles from Automedics. I have also delivered subpoenas for the Circle Pines and ~xington attorneys. . We also had several dog attack/dog bite situations this month and Chief Heckman and I spent significant time completing follow up on these matters. . Now that school is back in full swing after spring break I haye been spending significant time around the schools in the afternoon when the kids are getting out of school. I have also been completing walkthroughs of Centerville and Golden Lake Elementaries several times a week. I have also been sp~ding a couple days a week reading to classes at Golden Lake Elementary for ~ hom to 1 hour time periods. Hopefully officers will be soon reading to classes at Centerville Elementary as well. This is a good program to meet local kids and answer questions that they have. This month I also handled calls assigned, been updating the business key holder information list, handled several community action notices, have spent significant time on enforcing the junk vehicle ord4tances and completing follow up on junk vehicle ordinance violations, entered evidence and property, brought squad cars for scheduled maintenance appointments, assisted officers with other miscellaneous calls and have been-- continuing my patrol of the area parks and beaches. Respectfully submitted, ~.~ ;!:J3(f)O CSO Noren 37 .~.. ,--",.~".., .. ... ,..,_.. - ..... ..,.'-... ........ . . ...... . ._, ." ."....-.... .. ... .......~. .:. '.: '~L . .... ,. ,. .".... :.... .. ..... ., . ..... ....... """:'':''0<:'' ..:.. . ..: ..:_....... . . :. .'. .' .' .... ..... .., . ,_,. '" .:. \.... :..., .... ~.;. ..' :........ '. .....L... . .,. '.._ ... .. .:.:..... .....~...~~.~ . -................. ..:....,.~~.;..a~c.~_.n-...&.'~.:..b_"~~~...... ~ ,~ ., .....-.. ~d ...,.... ~y' 08 _._ el"& ..~.{ ./'"; :!t.~~' ER~t' O~ '.~ i:1.~'4J /t"C:J.~~'f!~.~ ~ :i~~:.:\ ~~~,..,' '~~~~.If~"~~ '\,,~~~._. ,~:~' U * (4.~~ \~\ * ~ /~.I' '.....~\~\\ . ~ J~!I.tI /\;~~;t~~~ti\ ! "f1-;-C"\\~~~ \ . J !, "~ V .~.. . ( , J~I ~~ ...~ ,,\~.t 'r;;~ at" ~~~~ . ~ .:.8 1\ t Office of the Sheriff Anoka County Sheriff Bruce Andersohn 325 East Main Street, Anoka, MN 55303-2489 (763)323-5000 Faz (763)422-7503 April 23, 2003 r" ~1~~~Ri~1f J , :~ ~~.( t~ ~ ~u03 Chief Joel Heckman Centennial Lakes Police Dept. 200 Civic Heights Circle . Circle Pin~s, Mt~.. 5-5014 DearChief~ ,jJ~ ~:::":~~~~.:':~;~~.'~:~~~..~:.' ~. :'..::'!~rj I would like to take the opportunity to inform you of a n~w resource that is available to your agency and the community you serve. The Anoka County Sheriff's Office recently re-established a Chaplaincy program. As you may be aware, an organized program existed several years ago, but due to und~ruti1ization or disinterest, the program. was eventually dissolved. We have since recognized a renewed interest to establish another Chaplaincy program and expand the services provided by the cl~gy persons that have co~tted to the program. In order to ensure the viability of this prograIiJ., I encourage you and your staff to take advantag~ of this service. Our Chaplains are 8:vailable twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week by contacting Central Communications.' They are trained and ready to respond to such incidents as D.O.A.'s, death notifications, providing support at scene's of traumatic events, critical incident debriefing's and confidential employee counseling. If you would like more information, please contact Captain Dave Jenkins at 763-754-4524. ~incerely, Bruce Ande sohn Sheriff Affirmative Action I prtunity Employer 32r :. - ....:.:.-...~'It::._~ ",...,:.'''~ \,...._' ...........:..:."4&IO-......~:..!\,~.:.\. :...!.,!......;..... 'a a :';'~a.. .W... .:..,:...:. ...A"a.'a. a."~' ... ~.... ~.. t. ". -.. .~ ~ .~.; ..:..~ .... . .... .... '.: . -. .:~. ............ \.: ':.~'. ..:. :1.... _ -. ..... .:". ;'.- ': '.. ..It.. .: .:,..:.. '....._...,...:....~b: ~~.I."J' ,..,,' .....:."..... d~.. ..~,;~.'\ .:!'\~:\..i ..!~.....~...W~:.a.u"..~:....~... ':'''';'~''':' ..!'.~. . ~ ~'..:...." 'a'''1.~.', ".';, .,,'f-..'I ::':a~.~: .~",." .:~'. :.:..........;.; .... '..:,..~"'.::._..;... ....~, , '. . ~ ~S JOINT POLICE COH!lISS~QN .Hay" 8, 2003', MASTER FILE CONTENTS A. Thank' You Let~er From Chief Heckman to Centennial.ta~es' Officers, Blaine Officers', Ce.ntennial' ',Fire, Lexingto.'D: I Fire, A1;loka' Co'unty' Central Comm~nic8:tions, , A~ok,a' C.oun,ty ~u1)lic Safety Peer' GQun~seling, & Assis.t~ng , Fire Agencies ~or Saving Three ~ives On March 27, 2003; puring.~ Circle' . Pin~,s, Hoq,se F'ire'~ ' ~ : ~. R~que~t ,From- Shetj,~f' Ander'sohIi. T,o; D~pu-t~, Chief' .~akela., To Assist .on. , .' ,Serg,ea~t.1 s. Qr8:'~ 13~~?=~. :, " . . '''. " . ' '. 'I : . '.. : ' r " . -, \' " · 'C. Than~.Yo'u L.et.t~r"t'o.Office.r Gleas:on'From Tom Thuinb:Stores For C~nduc,ting' ,', 'Hi'~ Ropb~~' Awa.~~1i~~S (:l~'s~' "6~ Tpefll. ' ' , \ . ..'.. '" , " . ..' .... ..,". #.". . ,.' . D.. Thank:'~Y9u Let~e"!="'To CS'O~ No'ren For":Pr,oviding,,' C~nterini~l~Ear~ly' Childhood A" .~- '.. ' "Tour, ~~' The .I)~pa.rtDie~t & De~o~~.tr~1:~,~n ,Of: S~~a!i E9uipme~t... ' . ." . . . E. Thank. ,Y:o~ 'Le,tter . From A'.Citiz'Em F'or Allowi,ng: ~ R,ide. Alon~ Vfth ,Officer Colby:B:t:agg. , , .. .' '" ,.F:.. Six Surv~ys'. ". . If. . . . .. ", .. '-.c' I." . .. ' . . ., to. ~ . '; . , . i I ., .. , I ::1 :1.' MAY-B2-2tl03 12: 36 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.01/05 . ~ 7' LMC FAX TRANSMIS'SION LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA CITIES ]45 University Avenue West Sl Paul, Ml\l SS 1 03.2044 . 651-281-1200 Fax~6S1-281-1296 To: Theresa Bender, City of Centerville Fax #: . 651-429-8629 From: led Burkett Subject: City of Bloomington memo re: CPP A Date: Pages: 5/2/03 St including this cover sheet The League of Minnesota CIties provides Ws material for geDeral iDformatloDaJ purposes. It Is D01IDteDded to provide l"Ialadvice ad should Dot be uled as a slIbstltute for competent legal galdallce. COllsult yo.... attome for advice cODeel'lli s eeifie .itaanODS. Commebts: MAV-02-2a03 12: ?l LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.02/05 III city of I bloomington, minnesota Memorandum DATE: May 1, 2003 TO: David Ornstein~ City Attorney cc: City Manager Mark Bemhardson, Chief of Police John Laux FROM: U: Sandra H. Johnson, Assoc. City Attorney Minnesota Citizens' Personal Protection Act of2003, S.F. 842 Senate File 842, enacted April 28, 2003, as the Minnesota Citizens' Personal Protection Act of 2003, (hereinafter "CPPA") amending Minnesota Statutes 1624.714, makes the following substantial changes in the pennit system for carrying loaded handguns in public: 1. 'Shall issue': MinD. Stat. t624.714 formerly required the pennit applicant to demonstrate to the satisfaction of their local police chief that they had either an employment requirement or personal'safet)' hazard justifying the then recognized risk of allowing persons to carry loaded handguns on their persons in public. CPP A requires the local sheriff to issue a permit to C8Iry such a weapon within 30 days of the completed application. ittbe person: L documents training in its safe use; b. is at least 21 years old; c. completes an application; d. is not ineligible under law from possessing such a weapon [no domestic violence, harassment or stalking convictions or peJ;lding cases~ felony conviction. mental illness and the like]; and e. is not a lmown sans menlbcr. The only area of discretion remaining to the sheriff in the issuance of a pennit to carry lies in the ability to deny the application OD the ground that there exists a substantia11ikelihood that the applicant is a danger to self or the public if authorized to carry a pistol under a permit (New t624.714, subd,6 (3)). 2. Sheriff II the iSlldDl authority, bot the local poUce cbief. Amended 1624.714. subd. 2~ requires the applicant to tile for a permit to carry with the sheriff in his or her county of residence, Dot the police ehief as the former law required. There are very strict requirements as to the content of the application, its processing and the backa;round checks. It must include very specific notices of the criminal otfenses and civil categories that prohibit a person from possessing a fireann and warn that an unexpired permit to carry may be automatically voided by operation of law if one of these offenses or civil categories become applicable to the permit holder. Applications must be submitted in person. The fee is orily $100, $10 of which must be forwarded to the commissioner ofpublic safety and deposited in the general fund The t;ommissioner of public safety is to post on his web site a standard application fonn and the sheriffs must have forms available to the public. The shenffmust conduct annual background checks on all permit holders and may conduct SUQl1 ~heeks at any time. (New ~624.714; subct 4(c)) MAY-B2-2003 12: 37 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.03/05 3. IDvolvement of Local Poliee Cbief: The sheriamust notify the applicant'sloca1 chief of police of the application and the chicfmay provide relevant information on the issuance of the permit. (New ~624.7]4t subd 4 (b)). The sllerift'may contract with a police chief to process permit applications under this law. but the sheriffremains the issuing authority under the lawt the police elliefis omy the sheriff's agent. This assures that any permit linganoD remains under the control of the county attorneys. However, this statute invites litigatioD by requiring the payment of all the petitioner's costs and disbursement, includin, attorney fees should the petitioner prevail over the govemmont. 4. Legal tecbDicaHdes 01 Issuance include automatic entitlement to the permit should the sheriff fail to notify the applicant of a deDial of the application within 30 days of receipt of the application and the requirement that the sheriff thereafter promptly provide the card and notify the commissioner of public safety of the issuance. The notice of denial must include certain legal notices regarding the appeal process. Penn its are coed for five years or until the person becomes legally ineligible from possessing a firearm. Cer1aiD pending criminal charges asainst the applicant - if a conviction for that charge would legally prohibit the applicant Uom possessing a fireann · suspend the application process. The sheriff must notify the commissioner of public safety of any suspension or revocation of the pemUt. LegallaellgibWcy to possess a firearm serves as a basis for re,.ocation of a permit However, the sheriff must provide proper notice, bears the bw-den of proof and pay the successful litigant all of his or her costs incluclin, attomey fees. (New 1624.714. subd.8). S. Proseeutor's duty: Whenever a person is charged with an offense that would upon conviction prohibit the person from possessing a firearm, the prosecutor must ascenain if the person is a pcnnit holder and if so, notify the issuing sheriff of the charge as well as the final disposition. This will require an inquiry by the prosecutor whenever a person is charged with domestic assault, VOP, harassment, or stalking. The DPS is to create a state-wide database. 6. Hearmgs. Denial or revocation hearings win be costly for the sheriff: The heariDg must be held within 60 days of its filing. The Court must issue wri. findings of fact, conclusions of law and an order. The new law switches the burden ofprooCfrom the applicant (showing employment requirement or personal safety threat) to the sheriff\vho must show that the applicant is disqualified, that there is a substantial1ikelihood the applicant is a danger to self or others or that the applicant is a gang member. Moreover, the new standard of proof for the sheriff is the hi.ghest civil standard - 'clear and convincing'. Most disconcerting is the requirement that the successful applicant recover from the sheriff's office all costs, including attorney fees. 2 MA\(-02-2003 12: 38 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.04/05 7. ProbibitioDS - Postma: A private establislunent, defined as property owned, leased, controlled or operated by a nongovernmental entity for a nongovemmental purpose can prohibit pennit holders from possessins firearms on their property by: a. Prominently posting a 187 sq. inch sign with black Arl-al type at least 1.5 "high stating: "(Id owner/operator) BANS GUNS IN THESE PREMISES" at EVBRY entrance to the establishment; AND b. personally informing the person of the posted request and demanding compliance through its agent JJYll c. asking permit holder to leave. LlmltadoDI aDd problems: · Arguably, a private property owner who allows use oCtile property for a governmental purpose cannot prohibit pennit holders from oarrying weapons on the premises. · A sun-toting permit holder who refuses to leave at the order of the private property owner or his agent only faces a S2S.oo petty misdemeanor and the gun is Dot subject to forfeiture. Arguably, the violator cannot be arrested for failure to comply ~th the request to leave. (New 0624.714, subd. 17). · A second limitation does Dot allow any prohibition on lawful carrying of firearms in parking fagilities or areas. . Moreover, a landlotd cannot restrict the lawful carrying or possession of firearms by tenants or their guests. Although the context of this limitation would sussest that its application was intended in the resid.ential context" rather than the commercial, it is not explicitly so limited.. This raises questions about the MOA's right to restrict carrying by its tenants and their guests. 8. Preemption ofstl'ieter locallaws.1iew f-62_4.Z1~t subd. 17, specifically prohibitsJo~aJ sovemment, through its sherift poJice chiet officials, employees or other persoD or body aCting under color of law or governmental authority, to change. modify or supplement the nevv law's criteria or procedures or limit the exercise of a pcnnit to carry. The effsctil1e dtltll 61,he ".w law I' 30 dtlJ's fro. Itl JJprU 21" IiplD6 or May 28'''. Issue: Ca. mallieipaUtles limit permit holders from earrylllaloaded handg1lns OD City property? Aaswer: Clearly DOt. The ne\v law is very tightly worded on this particular point. The only limitation that can be imposed is in the city's role as an employer. 9624.714, subd. 18 provides that public employers may establish policies that restrict the catTY or possession of firearms by its employees while acting in the course and scope of employment and permits civil employment.related sanctions for rule violations. 3 MAY-02-2003 12: 39 LEAGUE OF MN eIilES P.05/05 However, govemment, even as an employer cannot prohibit the lawful catTy or possession of fireanns in its parking facility or area. The only establishments allowed to post and prohibit carrying or possession by permit holders are t'buildings. structures. or portions thereof that is owned, leased, controlled. or operated by a nOftsrovemmental antitv for a noftflovem.m.ental purgose". Issae: Can tile Capitol or a courthoase complex probibit permit bolders from possessiDg firearms OD thole premises? ADswer: Not Ukely, despite what the Dewspapers bave been ,..bUshing. Minn. Stat. 1609.66, subd. Ig. makes it a felony to possess a dangerous weapon, including a firearm, within any courthouse complex or in any state building within the capitol area. However, it goes 011 to exempt person who carry pistols accordiDa to the terms ofa permit issued under 1624.714 and who so notify the sheriff or the commissioner of public safety, as appropriate. Presumably,. this exemption would continue to cover permits issued under the new version of f624.714. Note: Under MiM. Stat. f243.SS, no weapons can be possessed OD the grounds of correctional facilities and 18 U.S.C.A. 1930 prohibits them OD the property containing any federal facilities. 4 TOTAL P.es I · Minnesota Citizens' Personal Protection Act of 2003 "Conceal and Carry Law" - What it means for Cities Introduction Governor Pawlenty recently signed into law a bill that reduces local authority over issuance of concealed handgun permits and is expected to significantly increase the number of permit-holders. The Minnesota Personal Protection Act, passed in the Senate on a 37-30 vote and signed into law by Governor Tim Pawlenty on April 28, removes all authority from police chiefs to issue conceal and carry permits and mandates that sheriffs issue permits to all applicants except those convicted of serious crimes. The law also prohibits cities from prohibiting guns on city property, except in limited circumstances. More than 300 organizations including city councils, statewide police associations, churches and health and education groups opposed the legislation, arguing that the new law would put an estimated 90,000 additional concealed weapons onto the streets. Currently, fewer than 12,000 individuals have permits to carry concealed weapons. Proponents of the bill argued that sheriffs and police chiefs had too much discretionary authority and that applicants should decide for themselves whether they need to carry a concealed weapon. Three groups supported the legislation - the National Rifle Association, Concealed Carry Reform Now and the Republican Party of Minnesota. An amendment offered in the House on behalf of the League of Minnesota Cities would have allowed public facilities such as city halls, parks, and recreation centers to prohibit concealed weapons on the premises. The amendment failed on a vote of 48 to 84. League staff has prepared this memorandum to help cities understand some of the most significant implications of the new law. The League will continue to supplement this memorandum as additional information is gathered about how the law is being interpreted by affected groups. Can cities prohibit guns on city property? No, with some limited exceptions. While the law allows private property owners, who follow a specific set of procedures, to request that guns not be brought into a "private establishment," the law does not generally afford cities the same ability. For example, a private business may prohibit the carrying of guns on its premises if the business "prominently" posts a ."conspicuous" sign at each entrance to the establishment stating that the "(NAME OF OPERATOR) BANS GUNS IN THESE PREMISES." In addition, the business owner must p~rsonally inform "the person of the posted request, and demand compliance." Again, cities do not.have a similar ability to "post" their facilities. The situations in which cities may. limit guns on city property appear to be limited to the following circumstances: 0 As an employer, cities "may establish policies that restrict the carry or possession of fIrearms by its employee while acting in the course and scope of employment." This exception does not apply to parking areas. (This exception is further discussed below.) It is a misdemeanor for an individual to carry a firearm on "school property." "School property" is defmed as including "a public or private elementary, middle, or secondary school building and its improved grounds, . whether leased or owned by the school; a child care center licensed under chapter 245A during the period children are present and participating in child care programs; . . . and that portion of a building or facility under the temporary, exclusive control of a p~blic or private school, a school district, or an association of such entities where conspicuous signs are prominently posted at each entrance that give actual notice to persons of the school related use." Accordingly, if city property is being used for any of these defined school related purposes, guns are prohibited. A private party that leases space in city buildings or facilities may prohibit firearms in the leased spaced by following the posting and notice - requirements described above. The city may also be able to condition the private use of city facilities on an agreement to ban guns. However, as a landlord, the city may not restrict the "lawful carry or possession of fIrearms by tenants or their guests." A person is prohibited from carrying a pistol in a public place while under influence of drugs or alcohol, or where the person's blood alcohol concentration is more than 0.04. This exception may have particular applicability to municipal liquor establishments. Consumption of one or two alcoholic beverages can often put a person's blood alcohol level above 0.04. As an alternative to attempting to ban guns on city property, the city may want to consider posting portions of city facilities as "authorized personnel only." This would make it a trespass violation for an individual to go into areas of city hall that are not normally accessible to the public. In addition, the city may be able to limit weapons on city property where the city has a reasonable basis to suspect an individual constitutes a health or safety risk. For instance if a person has made threats in the past, it may be legitimate for the city to prohibit the individual from possessing a gun on city property. Finally, cities may want to draw a distinction between access to city property and access to city services and personnel. For instance, it may be acceptable to condition participation in city recreation programs on an agreement to disarm. If a city wants to try to argue this distinction, it should consult with its attorney in order to develop a well- reasoned and legally defensible policy to support such an action. Can the City prohibit employees from bringing firearms to work with them? If so, can the city discipline employees for violations? Yes, the law specifically allows an employer, public or private, to "establish policies that restrict the carry or possession of firearms by its employees while acting in the course and scope of employment." The law also allows the city to discipline employees for violations of the policy. This means that cities can establish a policy that prohibits employees from carrying or possessing fIrearms while: Working on city property Working in any location on behalf of the city Driving on city business Riding as a passenger on city business Performing emergency or on-call worl( after hours on behalf of the city Atte~ding training or conferences on behalf of the city A sample policy on this issue is included at the end of this document. The law also states that an employer cannot prohibit the lawful carry or possession of frrearms in a parking facility or parking area. F or many employees, this means that they will leave any fIrearms in their cars during the workday if the city has a policy prohibiting possession while at work. This could raise issues of security for city parking facilities. However, it may be difficult to enforce a policy against possessing a firearm at work if the employee routinely uses his or her car for city business. In this case, the city may have to allow an employee to "check" a fIrearm during the workday and retrieve it after work. The police department is likely to be in the best position to deal with the duty of checking fIrearms. This duty will require locking the fIrearms in a secure location and implementing procedures to ensure that only appropriate city staff can retrieve them. If the police department cannot perform this function, it would be a good idea to give the employee checking the firearms some basic training on how to safely handle fIrearms. The city may also find it difficult to handle situations where an employee must respond to an emergency after-hours. In this case, since the employee would be on duty, the city can probably prohibit the employee fro~ carrying a firearm in their private vehicle unless the vehicle is ~erely used to drive to a city parking lot, remains in the parking lot and is not used to respond to the call. Can the city restrict elected officials from carrying firearms while conducting city business? The law does not specifically address this issue. Therefore, it depends on whether elected officials would be considered "employees" of the city under this particular law. This determination could be different from city to city, depending on a number of factors. For example, some cities have specifically taken actions to designate their elected officials as "employees" in order to offer them certain types of benefits such as workers' compensation coverage, group health and life insurance and coverage in pension and retirement plans. These cities are more likely to be able to make an argument that the elected officials should be treated as employees under this law. On the other hand, many state and federal employment laws tend to exempt elected officials from coverage. For example, elected officials are not considered employees for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act, which governs minimum wage and overtime. They are also specifically exempt from the state law that defines public employees for purposes of collective bargaining rights. The best practice is for the city to examine how it has treated elected officials in the past on various types of issues and remain consistent with those practices. For example, if the city has designated elected officials as employees for purposes of workers' compensation coverage and other benefits, it should probably designate them as employees for purposes of this law as well. Can the city restrict volunteers from carrying firearms when performing duties on behalf of the city? Probably not, but a city is not required to use volunteers who ~arry handguns. A true ''volunteer'' probably cannot be restricted from carrying fIrearms on the basis of being an employee of the city. However, the city may be able to-adopt a policy stating that it will not use volunteers unless they sign an agreement that they will not carry.a firearm while acting on behalf of the city. In defIning city volunteers, the city should take a 'particularly careful look at its volunteer frrefighters. Many fire departments in the state compensate their volunteer fIrefighters in a manner that would probably be seen by the Department of Labor as making them ineligible for volunteer status under wage and hour laws. The city should attempt to be consistent in its defInition of volunteer firefighters either as true volunteers or as "paid on call" city employees. If the city determines that its volunteer fIrefighters are actually employees, they can be included in the city's general policy prohibiting employees from carrying fIrearms while on duty. If they are true volunteers, the city may be able to require them to sign an agreement that they will not carry a fIrearm while acting on behalf of the city. Included with this information is a link to a Fact Sheet that describes factors to look at in ~. determining whether an individual truly is a volunteer for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act. What additional enforcement obligations does the law impose on local law enforcement officials? Crimes under the law. The following is a list of some of the crimes under the new law. It is a gross misdemeanor for a person to carry a pistol in a public place without a permit. It is a petty misdemeanor for a person authorized to carry a gun to not have the "permit card" in immediate possession. The charge must be d~smissed if the person later demonstrates in court or in the office of the arresting officer that the person was authorized to carry the pistol at the time of the al~eged violation. A violation of this provision does not result in a forfeiture of the person's gun. It is a petty misdemeanor for a permit holder to fail to notify the issuing sheriff of a change of address or a lost or destroyed card. A violation of this provision does not result in a forfeiture of the person's gun. It is a misdemeanor for a person with a permit to carry or possess a firearm on school property. A violation of this provision does not result in a forfeiture of the person's gun. The law continues to make it a felony for a person without a permit to carry or possess a frrearm "while knowingly" on school property. It is a petty misdemeanor to remain at a "private establishment" that has banned weapons. The private establishment must properly post the establishment as banning guns, must have personally informed the indivi4ual that the establishment bans guns, and must have asked the individual to comply. A violation of this provision does not result in a forfeiture of the person's gun. The owner of a private establishment may not ban guns in a parking facility or parking area. The law creates a new set of crimes known as "carrying while under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance." The processes and procedures are very similar to those for driving while under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance. The one notable difference is that it is a misdemeanor for a person to carry a pistol in a,public place when the person's alcohol con~entration is less than 0.10, but more than 0.04. A violation of.the 0.04 limit does not result in a forfeiture of the person's gun. Contracts with County Sheriff to conduct permitting activities. The law removes permit issuance responsibility from local police chiefs and places it with the county sheriffs. A sheriff may contract with a police chief to process permits, but "the sheriff remains the issuing authority and the police chief acts as the sheriff's agent." LMC recommends that any such contracts make it clear that the county would cover the liability for police chiefs' action. There is potential liability if the chiefs do not follow procedures such as the mandatory background checks. Notice to police chiefs of permit applications. When an application for a permit is filed with the county sheriff, the sheriff is required to p.otify the chief of police of the municipality where the applicant resides. The chief of police is then authorized, but not required, to provide "any information relevant to the issuance of the permit." While the law does not impose an obligation to provide information, local law enforcement officials may want to adopt policies that articulate what sources of information they will review in responding to notification of a permit application fro.m a county sheriff. . Responsibilities of prosecutors . When a person is charged with an offense that would, upon conviction, prohibit the person from possessing a firearm, the prosecuting attorney is required to ascertain whether the person is a permit holder. If the person isa permit holder, the prosecutor is required to notify the issuing sheriff that the person has been charged with a prohibiting offense. The prosecutor must also notify the sheriff of the fmal disposition of the case. In addition to the felony charges that would trigger this reporting obligation for county attorneys, local prosecutors will also have this obligation for offenses such as domestic assault, violations of orders for protection, harassment, and stalking. There could be potential liability to the city and its prosecutor if these responsibilities are not carried out. What authority do cities have to regulate handguns? Not much. The law provides that "this section sets forth the complete and exclusive criteria and procedures for the issuance of permits to carry and establishes their nature and scope. No sheriff, police chief, governmental unit, government official, government employee, or other person or body acting under color of law or government authority may change, modify, or supplement these criteria or procedures, or limit the exercise of a permit to carry." In addition, Minn. Stat. Section 471.633 states that, "The legislature preempts all authority of a home rule charter or statutory city including a city of the fIrst class, county, town, municipal corporation, or other governmental subdivision, or any of their instrumentalities, to regulate firearms, ammunition, or their · respective components to the complete exclusion of any order, ordinance or regulation by them except that: (a) a governmental subdivision may regulate the discharge of firearms; and (b) a governmental subdivision may adopt regulations identical to state law. Local regulation inconsistent with this section is void." These two statutes severely limit a city's ability to regulate the carrying of handguns. The only possible exceptions appear to be the ability to adopt local J;egulations limiting the brandishing and discharge of weapons within the city and the .possible ability to regulate establishments where handguns may be present. For instance, because the law makes it a crime to possess a pistol while under the influence of alcohol, the city may be able to adopt an amendment to its liquor regulations, requiring all liquor license holders to ban handguns. How are permit-application data classified under the MN Government Data Practices Act? AIl permit-application data collected by state agencies, political subdivisions, or statewide systems are classified as private. (M.S. 13.87, subd. 2.) As a result, only the applicant and individuals within the state or local governmental entity whose work assignments reasonably require access will be able to access this data. (M.S. 13.02, subd. 12; M. Rule 1205.0400, subp. 2.) Will law enforcement agencies be able to verify whether permits are valid? Yes. The commissioner of public safety is required to maintain an automated database of persons authorized to carry pistols under this new law that is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. (M.S. 624.714, subd. 15.) This database will only be available to law enforcement agencies, including prosecutors verifying the validity of permits. Will any permit data be available to the public? Yes. On an annual basis, beginning March 1, 2004, the commissioner of public .safety must report to the legislature specific data regarding permits issued under the new law:. (M.S. 624.714, subd. 20.) Sheriffs and police chiefs are specifically permitted to release private data to the department of public safety for this purpose. The report will be available to the public at its actual cost of duplication. The report will not contain any personally identifiable data. For example, although the report will contain the number of permits applied for, issued, suspended, revoked, and denied, it will only be categorized by the age, sex, and zip code of the applicant or permit holder. (See M.S. 624.714, subd. 20 for a complete list of information required in the report.) Does the new law increase municipal liability exposure in any way? Yes, there are a number of ways in which municipal liability exposure may be. increased as a result of the new law. Immunity The law includes an "immunity" section, but it likely does not protect the city from all possible claims or lawsuits that may be brought as a result of the law. The immunity states that" . . . a police chiet: any employee ... of a police chief involved in the permit issuing process, is not liable for damages resulting or arising from acts with a fIrearm committed by a permit holder unless the person had actual knowledge at the time the permit was issued or the instruction was given that the applicant was prohibited by law from possessing a fIrearm." So there is protection from claims or lawsuits where the permit holder shoots someone and the injured party tries to sue the city for the information that it gave to the county to issue the permit. This immunity does not apply if it can be shown that the city employee had actual knowledge that the applicant was prohibited by law from possessing a firearm. Therefore, if the police knew that the applicant was dang~rous or mentally ill and did not say anything to the sheri~ after being notified, there may be potential liability. The immunity also does not specifically apply to cities. Cities would have to argue that they are immune through vicarious immunity because of the actions of their employees. Finally, the immunity does not apply to lawsuits not involving acts with a firearm such as a defamation lawsuit as discussed below. Defamation Under the new law (Minn. Stat. Sec. 624.714 subd. 4 (b)), after notification by the sheriff of a person's application for a permit, the local police chief may provide relevant information on the issuance of the permit. There is a potential for defamation claims by"the applicant. Defamation is where you tell someone something in writing (libel) or orally (slander) that is proved to be false and resulted in damages to the person's reputation or in obtaining some benefit (such as a gun permit). In this situation, damages could also be argued to include physical injury if the person can show that if they had had a gun, they would not have been injured. Injuries to Third Parties If a person or a city employee carrying a gun with a permit uses the gun to hurt someone on city premises, the city could be liable for those injwies. Under common law, the city could be liable if the city knew that the person or the employee was dangerous for other reasons. Carrying a gun legally with a permit would not give the city sufficient reason to act on the person's ability to be on the city premises. There must have been some other action indicating danger, such as a threat or a fight. If the city had such knowledge, it had a duty to protect other users by kicking the dangerous person out of the building or premises at that time or for a period of time. If the city didn't do this, there could be potential liability for negligent supervision of the premises. There also is the argument that the dangerous action was foreseeable because of the past acts of the person. LMC recommends that you have a procedure in place for expelling people or employees who may be a danger to other users of the city premises. The procedure should afford some level of due process. Training by city If the city provides training through a certified instructor to people who apply for permits and later use the fIrearm, is there liability for the city? The certified instructor individually would be immune from these types of claims and the city could argue vicarious immunity if the instructor was working in the course of his or her city employment. As stated before, the immunity doesn't apply if the instructor had actual knowledge that the person was not eligible for a permit at time of application. Chemical Testing Under Minn. Stat. 624.7143, there is ~ specific procedure established for chemical testing to determine if a person is carrying a fIrearm while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Is there liability if city police do not follow this procedure? Potentially, if it resulted in wrongful revocation of a permit or wrongful conviction. Create Link to Sample Policy on Conceal & Carry Fair Labor Standards Act - Police & Fire MAY-02-2003 12: 21 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES p . 02,..~25 , 2003 Minnesota AssociatioD of City Attomeys Educational ,Conference and Annual Meeting Particular Problems: Meth Labs Prepared by Robert W. Batch, Jr. Hatch Law Office. L.L.C. Northfield" MiDllesota MAY-B2-20a3 12:21 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES Table of Contents II IntrOduction n What ia MerhamphetalDiDe? m. How is MedlllJlpbet8mino Made? . 2 AI InpclfeD. 2 B. Productiou Process 2 C. Waste I 2 D. Location ofMeth Labs 2 . IV. Why is Methampbe1alDiDe Daaserous? 2 A. Health DlDlOr. I 2 B. Chemical Conra.mmatioa DaDaet 3 C. Dager to Specific People Exposod to Meth Labs 3 D, Increased Crime . 4 E. Number of Lab Seizures Incmasms . 4 V. Clean\1p of Colltarniaated Sites 4 A. Before Cleanup 5 B. ClOlD\lP . S c. ~Claa~ S VI. Legal OptiODS for AchieviJ1S Cleanup of CQ"fAm;ttlted Sites 6 ^. No _Federal or State Statutes ltcqv.iri.nl Qeanup 6 B. E"ist'.iq Fe4eraI. State mel Looal Laws . 6 C. City 01'dhw2ce R.equirin8 Clemmp of Cla1u!estino Drug Lab Sites 7 D. Will City Actioll Requirina Clea.iDS be a Compesnable .-Taking" 9 vn. Contacts AI B, C. I). B. F. . " I Upon DWcovery of a ClandertiDe DmS Lab · Report Improper Waste rJilpOS8l or Spills I Rcportjna Meth Labs Discovered in State-Licensed facWtles , Addidcma11Dfmmatio1l, TraiDins II. ~tations Drug Lab ClDInup Companies I: Laboratories BroclAurea itD.d other iDfoJrDatioll . VIII. City ofNorthfield Clandestine DNa Lab Otdilwlce It 22.201 through 22.215 · IX. End Nores .rt- P. 03/25, f 9 5' 9 9 10 11 12 13 19 MAV-02-2003 12: 22 LEAGUE OF MN CITIes P.04/25 PARTICULAR PROBLEMS: METH LABS I. INTRODUCTION There are many issues that a city attorney will encounter in the aftermath of a meth lab seizure. Common issues that arise include: (1) Is the site safe to re-use or re-occupy after the H8zardous Materials Team removes the meth lab and chemicals? (2) Should the city post the site as unsafe to occupy until it is tested for contamination? (3) What authority can the city rely upon to prohibit entry into the site until after testing is completed? (4) If'the site is contaminat~ who is responsible for c1eardna it? (5) If the owner of the site refUses to clem it in a timely m8J1l1ett can the city clean the site itself? (6) What cleaaing procedures will successfully decontaminate the site? (7) Can contaminated personal property in the site be cleaned or must it all be discarded? (8) How can the city confirm that contaminated personal property will be properly cleaned or disposed of and not simply given away to potentially hann others? (9) Iftbe city cleans the site, can the city assess the landowner for the clemg expense? Determining the proper way to resolve the different issues"mentioned above can be clifficult and require the investment of a great deal of time. To aid city attorneys in dealing with meth-contaminated sites, the following materials provide: (1) Background infonnation regardiDa methamphetamine labs and why the contamination is dangerous; (2) Discussion resarcling the Deed for cleanup; (3) Options for achieving cleanup (including the recommendation that cities adopt clandestine drug lab cleanup ordinances); and (4) Contac1 infonnation to help resolve particular issues. It is hoped that these materials will assist the city attorney in dea1in1 with future meth lab issues (and other clandestine drag lab matters) in a way that protects the publiC health while minimi%ing municipal expense and liability. IL WHAT IS :METHAMPHETAMINE? Methamphetamine (meth) is classified as a controlled substance under both federal and Minnesota state law. I The Minnesota Department of Health descn'bes meth as: A man-made amphetamine, produced and. sold illegaUy. in the fonn of pills, powder or chunks.. Meth, like cocaine and other amphetamines, has affects on the central nervous system like those of adrenaline. Meth has more prolonged effects than other amphetamines, and is extremely addictive. Similarly, withdrawsl tom meth is morc intense and longer lasting than withdrawal from cocaine or other amphetamines. Recovery may be complicated by lengthy depression. 2 ~ ~~~~"':"'~'.' \'~.' : ,,-',,~~"':~.":' ~" ';4".:: ',' ~:. ~ ':.l\ '~~"~!.'.: ~.C'I \ '}'I:.'~ ~., ~ ~ ',..: ,':" :~'~ ..~~:,..::.\: ~'.~ ~_~,~,~ ;,'.~.~ l,\; ~.'I ~i~l, ~~"~.~'..~I:'I.:'~':~ ~ ~~~'~~,:'~ ';~ ':,".' ~:. MAY-e2-2003 12: 22 LEAGUE oF MN CITIES P.05/25 m.HOW IS METHAMPHETAMINE MADE? \ A. Ingredients There are many different ingredients and. chemical substances that can be used to make meth. Ingredients used usually include various solvents, corrosives, irritants, acids, basest metals and salts. These ingredients are often obtained from common household products includins (amoDB many other ingredients) cold tablets, painl thinner, campins fuelt iodine, table sa1t.lithium from batteries, red phosphonlS ftoDl matches, ether, lye, sulfuric acid, and veterinarian products.:3 B. Production !'roeesl Accordin, to tllo Minnesota Department of Health, "[m]eth 'recipes' are easy to obtain ttom other cooks and from the Internet.'''; Both the meth ~n process and the-mixtures produced can be extremely dangerous. Meth production can result in explosions. chemical fires and the release of toxic sasses. I'Dwing tho manufactu.rin.g of methamphetamine, noxious vapors particulate and toxic waste material is prodUced..Jtc; "'The vapor is the vehicle . · . by which methamphetamine residue can travel and accumulate on indoor sudaces (walls,' flootS, ceilinas, tUmiture, etc.)'" C, Waste · Even when moth labs are seized before they explode or catch fire, the site often remains dangerous to human health. ~'After a lab has been abandoned or shut down by law enforcement, the property is usually found to be contanliDated with hazardous chemicalS.". As discussed above. the noxious vapors created. during meth production deposit meth residue on indoor surfaces and can contaminate the entire site. In addition, .'[a] minimum of S to 7 pounds of chemical waste are produced for each pound of meth ~ufactured. ,,9 D. LoeatioD of Meth Labs Meth labs have been discovered in:IO Homes service establishments Fields A artments Campgrounds Vacant buildings Hotel and motel rooms toraae facilities Moving or stationaty vehicles (cars, mobile home trailers, etc.) IV. WHY IS METHAMPHETAMINE DANGEROUS? A.. Health Danger Short-term exposure to meth labs, chemicals and byproducts can result in Ushortness of breath, couah, chest pain, dizziness, lack of coordinationt chemical -2. MAY-02-2003 12: 23 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P. 0~'25 initation bums to skin, eyes, nose and mouth. ,,11 Death is also a possible result 12 Long-tezm exposure to labs, chemicals and byproducts can result in uliver and kidney damage, neuroloaical problems and an increased risk of cancer." 13 B. Chemical Contamination Daaler As discussed above, math cooking produces solid. and liquid wastes that can contaminate a building and its contents, or the groundwater or soil where they are dumped.14 Depending on the location of the drug processing or '.cooldng" area, the waste disposal area and the ingredient storage ar~ the fonowing locations may become cbemicaJly contaminated: 15 Walls Containers 8l1ways Sinks Chinmey flues Sewer Common areas of multiple dwelling units s Groundwater Adjacent apartments or rooms Ceilings FurmtLJre Hip traffic areas of dwelling unit Toilets Soil StOlm sew Septic systems Heating and air-conditioning vents in single or multiple unit dweninss c. D..ger to Spedflc People Exposed to Meth Labs Meth labs en_aer the health and lives of many people. Besides beinglD obvious danger to the operators of the lab, the danger extends to all persons who come in contact with the lab or the contaminated materials from the lab. Examples of people at risk include: 1. Law Enforcement OfBciaIs Who Seize Lab It is Dot uncommon for law enforcement ofticers seizing a lab to be effected by the contamination inside. '~In l\1hmesota, numerous law enforcement officers and staff from health, social service and other agencies have collapsed or become U1 at [c1aDdestine drug] lab sites...23 .Because of the danler to law enforcement and others entering meth labs soon after seizure, the Minnesota Pollution Control Alent:'! has J established guidelines for first responclcn entering a suspected lab.24 z. Jail aDd Hospital Staff The health .dangers from meth labs lIe not limited to the lab itself. Because meth residue can contaminate anything inside the Jabt the cook's clothing can become contaminated. As a result. "[j]ail and hospital staff .3. MAY-B2-2B03 12:23 LEAGUE OF n~ CITIES P.07/25 members have become ill from exposure to meth lab chemicals on the clothing of people living or working at lab sites.,,25 3. Cllildr811 . Children are particularly vulnerable to the health effects associated with dnJglabs Deca1.1Se they have immature organ system.st faster metabolic rates, weaker immune systems, they eat more food. drink more fluids, breathe more air per pound of body weight, and certain behaviors such as crawlin8~ dirt eating, and hquent hand-to-mouth contact expose them to more hazards.2d .'Roughly fifty-percent of Minnesota residences where ami labs have been discovered have also housed children. ,,27 Recognizing the special risks to children living in lab environments, "the Minnesota legislatdte has recently expanded child neglect and endangerment law to inolude endangerment through exposure to illegal dNg manufacture and sales."38 4. People Who Move IBta Former Lab Site. The Mixmesota Department of Health has received reports of persons who have moved into former meth lab location$ and have subsequently usuttered chest and respiratory symptoms months after lab chemicals wore removed.'~ ''Even at low levels, exposures . for long periods b~plc liviDa in B former lab site could result in serious health effects.' D. lDc:reased Crime Clandestine dIUg labs, such as methamphetamine labs~ '''ve been associated with increased crime in the SUlTOunding commUDityt inclu.dins domestic abuse, theft and child endangermeDt.,,31 E. Number of Lab Seizures mere..1D1 Less than fifty meth labs were seized in Minnesota in 1998. Since that timc. the number of meth labs found each year has been steadily increasinS. In 2001, Minnesota officials discovered 111 average of almost one lab per day, or about 350oduring the calendar year. 32 v. CLEANUP OF CONTAMINATED SITES . . To assist cities~ counties and the state ill determiniDghow to adequately clean methamphetamine contaminated sites, the MiDnesota Department of Health has published a mzmual entitled: "General Cleanup Guidelines for Clandestine Omg Labs.,,33 A clandestine dnlS lab is a general term referring to any ucollection of materials and ingredients used to manufacture illCaal drugsa Methamphetamine is the drug most commonly made in Minnesota labs/i34 Other illegal dru,. ptoduced in olandestine labs include: LSD. PCP ~ Ecstasy (:MDAlMDPP) and others. -4. MAY~a2-aeB3 12:24 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.08/25 The cleanup requirements for a particular site will be based on the chemicals found, the production processes used, and how 10DS the lab was active, Depending on the severity of the contaminanon, the following cleanup activities may need to be cond.ucted.:36 A.. Before Cle8Dup Before cleanup begins, officials should first conduct a pre-cleanup' assessment of the drugs manufactured, the chemicals found~ dn1a ~uction methods used, production locations, and disposallocatioDS at the site.31 This assessment should include testinS and evaluation of suspected contaminated areas.38 Assuming the site assessment shows that cleanup is needed, officials sbould then evaluate the different cleanup requirements for the 'site. 3' B. ClelUlllp Depending upon extent of contamination found or suspected from the pre-cleanup site assessment, cleanup of the site should be conducted throuah one or more of the fonowing activities: VeDt11auon Remo"l 0 plum lDg fixtures41 . Detergent water washina Wasbins some areas of cOntaminated floors, with weak acidic walls and cciliDgs43 solutioDs" Demolition of con.taminated stlUcmre (in rare cases)46 CleaniDa or disposal of porous materials md fLlmisbinls sue as carpetinl, paneling or other items based urn cleanup evaluator's belief of what can and cannot be su;fiiciently cleaned.4 Outdoor waste removal Cleaning 0 plumb~g and ventilation systems42 Encapsulation or sealing of some surfaces with oil based paint, pol~e or other materials45 R.emoval 0 contaminated soil or water'. c. After ClelDup Unfortunately, there is DO 'safe' cleanup level established for many chemicals associated with math labs, so Even when a lab site is cleaned according to the guidelines mentioned above, it still may contain unsafe levels of contamination. Therefore. the Minnesota Department of Health recommends the following: A post-cleanup assessment C should be made by a health professional with training in clandestine laboratory cleanup in consultation with the con1ractor hired to perform the decontaminadoD work, and with input &om the law or drug enforcement agency involved. This assessment sbould verify (when possible) that the site has been cleaned according to the cleanup guidelines established by the Mim1esota Department of Hea1th11 and that contamination has been reduced to levels . ex.pected to be non-toxic. 52 No ODe should rent. purchase or -5- . ~ ...~... ;..J~~;.';.~: ~ '"~" ~~~~:::~";" .~. _ ~. ~'. . .'J.\:. :,.~...... "'~'.~'~ :) _~: :'.~_,.~~ .'. y,.b ~.. :.: ~ :_~~,', \~ ~~ ~-. - : ~'i :.~.~ :~'. ~-,:',. '.' : ,:-:..~:.::: . . MAY-02-2a03 12: 25 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.09/25 occupy a former drug lab site unless cleanup has been completed and verified. by the cleanup contractor. 53 VI. LEGAL OPTIONS FOR ACHIEVING CLEANUP OF CONTAMINATED SITES A. No Federal or State Statlltes RequiriDg Cleanup 'While the Minnesota Department of Health has issued genera] cleanup guidelines for clan.d.estine drug labs, there are 11.0 state or federal laws requiring a landowner to clean his or her property after clandestine drug lab contamination is discovered. In addition, there are no speci1ic: laws prohibitin, people from entering or residing in meth contaminated sites or using, sellina or aivinJ away. personal property that may be contaminated with metb. residue. Also, it appears that there will be no such state law in the foreseeable fUture. The State otMinnesota addressed this and other meth lab issues in 200 1 by fanning the Minnesota Multi..ASency Drug Lab Taskforce. It was the detenninatioD of the Taskforce that ''-be approach with the best potential for successfUl early intervention [is] to pro\.id.e local governments and a~encies with the tools and training to respond to labs in their own jurisdictiODS." As a result, the Minnesota Departments of Heal' . Agriculture and Transportation. are all wOrking to help local governments deal with the problem of meth labs. ~$ All cities and/or counties should seriously consider enactinS ordinances to require the oleanup ofmeth contamination as well as CQntamination caused by other types of clandestine chug labs. B. Exlsdlll Federal, State aDd Local Laws For cities that have not yet enacted a clandestine drug lab cleanup ordinance, there are some federal, state and loca11aws do exist that the city could Uy using to persuade anellor force cleaDup and possibly obtain reimbursement for the costs of cleanup. These existing laws include the following: 1. Existing Federal Laws a. Reimbursement for local govenunents for costs of temporary emergency response measures. S6 b. Restitution obligation of defendant convicted of federal offense involving manufacture ofmeth.S7 c. Forfeiture of real and/or personal property. 51 2. ExistiDg State Laws . a. Hazardous Buildina statute. S9 b. Lace] Public Health Board statue. 60 c. State Nuisance statute'l ~. d. State P OIfeiture statute. 62 ~..'" e. State licensin& laws if lab is in a hotel, restaurant, day-care center or other state-licensed establishment. 63 f. Private right of action to enjoin or abate the nuisance. 64 ..6.. MA'Y-02-2003 12: 25 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.1~'25 3. lxistiDe City Ordin_ces a.. Uniform BUilding Code It is aranabIe that several provisions of the 1997 Uniform Building Code could be used to authorize access, testina, and compel the cleanup of contamina'Ced structures. Various provisions allow the following: i. Authorize building official to eDter site.65 it Require premises to be tested. 66 iii. Declare building in which lab is f01lnd to be a public nuiSlDce.6' iv. Prohibit access unti1strl1cture is safe for human occupation.151 b. Uniform Housing Code Like the Uniform Building Code, it is arguable that the Uniform Housing Code cou.ld be used to achieve the cleanup of contaminated housing. Various provisions of this code allow the following actions: i. Enter a buildina.69 ii. Declare a building to be a nuisapcc.70 iii. Declare a nuisaDce building to be a "substandard buildins.",1 iv. Cause the repair, rehabilitation, vacation or demolition althe builetins.'2 v. Hold landowners and/or occupants personally and financially liable for violations. 73 o. City Nuisance Ordinance. d. City Zoning Ordin8llcos prohibiting nuisances and/or blight. e. City Trespus Ordinance to prohibit re-entry into structure after lab has been seized md before cleanup is complete. f. City licensing laws if lab is found in an apartment or other city- licensed establishment. c. City Ordinance ReqllJriDg CeaDup of CI8Dd~sdDe Drug Lib Sites According to the Minnesota DepartD1ent of Health. as of June 2002, an estimated 25 counties and several cities have already begun exp10rina establishment of a cleanup ordinance or child protection plan.'4 The cities of Oakdale7S, Anoka 16 Northfield'1 and Olmstead County" have already passed clandestine dmg lab ordinances. 79 1. General ObJeetives Curmit Minnesota ordiDances have been written with the objective of:IO a. . Protecting citizens, Jaw enforcement persODDel and emergency responders. b. Achieving timely clean up of lab contamination. c. Applying appropriate safety :aideliDes while keeping costs in check. d. lvf';nimi7jng lab-related haJm to minors. -7- MAY-~-2B03 12:26 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.11/25 c. Establishing child protection measures. f. Reducina illepl, unsafe activity, In addition to the objectives listed above:. law enforcement officials from other parts of the country recommend considering the following additional issues:. I a. Prevention and awareness initiadVeI..2 b. Legal or vohmtary limits on precursor chemical sales. c" Lab-specific training for local law enforcement and other responders. As stated above, the Minnesota Departments of A.griculture, Transportation and Health are all workins on helping local sovcmmcnts deal with clandestine dmg labs. Cities discussing the enactment of a clandestine drug lab ordinance should consult with local county officials including Health, Attomey, Sheriff and County Board to see what progress has already been. made in the county. 2. City Liability for Removal of Hazardous Waste These materials do not consider the obHS~tions and liabilities of city, C01.U1ty or state ag~cies with reprd to the initial removal of hazardous wastes and chemicals from a clandestine drug lab. However, please mow . that State RegulatioDS exist which create both duties and potential liabilities to the local, county or state agency involved in the initial removal ofhuardous wastes from a clandestine drug lab" 83 3. SU~J1lSry of PromioDl to lDc1l1de in City OrdiJlaD.ce The following list is a leneral summary of the major provisions included in many of the current municip~ clandestine druSlab ordinances in Minnesota: a. Official declaration of drug lab site as a public health nuis8Xlce. b. Delegation of temporary authority to law enforCaneJ1t to notify appropriate state and local officials after discovering site, dispose of chemical wastell require occupants to va~ate site and lock and prohibit unau.thorized entry to the site. c. Delegation of lOlli-term authority to the City Building Official inspect site to dctcrminc appropriate remedial measures. order site owner to abate nuisance pursuant to a specific cleanup procedure and time schedule aDd modify the declaration of the public health nuisance in appropriate circumstances. d. Establish site 01NDer's responsibility for all costs of dealing with the contaminated site and establish the city's authority to recover costs if owner fails to comply with ordinance. e" Ertablish the city's authority to take action to clean or demolish site if site owner does not act in a timely manner. .8- MAY-02-2e03 12:27 LERGUEOF MN CITIES P.12/25 D. WIn City ActtOD ReqalrlDg CleaDblg be 8 CompeI.able "TaIdIIl"'? Several courts throughout the United States have held that state action prohibiting access to contaminated land to eonduct cleanup of a threat to public health is Dot an exercise of eminent domain power. Instead. such action has been held to be a proper exercise of the government's police power and, conseqUeDtIy. Dot a ''takingtt requirins compensation to the landovmcr.84 VII. CONTACTS Deborah Durkin at the Minnesota Department ofHea1' see Section D below, is extremely knowledgeable and very helpful regarding all issues involving meth labs in Minnesota. It is strongly recommended that she be contacted if a question arises regarding hOV'l to deal with a particular meth lab issue. Other specific contacts are listed below. A. Upon Discovery of a ClaudestiDe Drug Lab 1. Local law enforcement (911) 2. Co\1l1ty law enforcement 3. Local ancl county public health agencies 4. MiDnesota Duty Officer (see part B below) B. Reporting Improper Waite Disposal or Spills MIDDesota Duty Oftlcer Department of Public Safety I Bmersency Management 444 Cedar Street, Suite 223 St. Paul. M.N 5S101 (651) 649-S451 (800) 422-0798 c. Reportin: Meth Labs Discovered ill State or Couaty..LleeDSed FacUlties The appropriate contact for a state or county-licensed facility depends upon the type offacility and its location in the state. It is best to obtain a copy of the license aDd comact the licensing authority listed on the license. If the appropriate licensing authority cannot be detcmil1ecl, contact Deborah Durkin at the Minnesota Department of Health (see part D below) or direct your inquiry to: MiDnesota Department of Bealtb Jim Pcddcma 3400 First Street North, Suite 305 St. Cloud, 50303-4000 (320) 650-1055 .9- MAY-02-2003 12: 2'? LEAGUE OF MN CITIE$ P.13/25 D, AddtdoDulDformaUoD, Trab1iDa, PresentadoDS & Referrals - 1. MiDnesota DepartmlDt ofBealtblS Division ofEnviromnental Health, Site Assessment It Consultation Unit Deborah Durkin. MOH Meth Lab Program Metro Square Building 121 Bast 7th Place, Suite 220 St. Paul, MN 5S101 (651) 215-0778 (651) 215..0975 (fax) c1eborah.durkin@health.state.mn.us (800) 657-3908 (Hazardous Substances Infonnation Line) www.hea1th.state.mn.us/divslebJmeth 2. Mbmesota DepartmeBt of Transportations6 Ofilce of Motor Carrier Seniees 1110 Centrepointe Curve Mendota Heightst MN ~s 120 (651) 405-6060 (888) 472..3389 3. MinDesota Pollution COJltroJ Acency" Emergeney ResPODI' & Larae FacDity Clea.up Unit Stephen Lee 520 ~yette Road St. Paul, MN" SSlS~ (651) 297-8610 Stephen.1ee@poa.state.mn.us (651) 297-2274 (Customer Assistance Line) (800) 646-6247 (Customer Assistance Line) (651) 296 6300 (peA Switchboard) (800) 657 3864 (peA Switchboard) 4. The Mmnesota Meth Labs Web.kes88 www.dem.state.mn.us/methlab www.health.state.mn.us/c1ivslehlmeth S. Mimaesota Department of Alrteulturel' lnddent Response UBit 90 West Plato Boulevard S.t. Paul, MN 55107 Patrick Kelley (651) 297-5387 Ed Kaiser (651) 297... 727S .. 10 .. MAY-02-2e03 12: 28 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES 6. iwaaesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Department of'PubJJc Safety 1246 University Avenue St. Pault MN 55 I 04 (6S 1) 642-0610 (888) 234.3692 E. Dru: Lab Cleamup CompaDies & Laboratories90 1. CleaDup Compwes BB)' West, IDe. S Empire Drive St. Paul. MN 5S103 (651) 291...04S6 (651) 291.0099 (fax) (800) 279.0456 (24 Hours) Landmark EDvIronmeDtal Ken Habberman, President 2042 w. 9Stb Street BJoominston, MN 5S431 (952) 887.9601 (952) 887-9605 (fax) www.IaudmarJcenv.com West Ceatral EDviroDlDeDtaI COllsultants 7871 Hickmy Street NB Fridley, MN 55432 (763) 57]-4944 (763) 571.2267 (fax) (888) :544.9481 (952) 980-3247 (24 Hours) WWW.wcec.com z. Laboratories Pace Aallytical Senke, lac. Bio-Analytica1 Services ' Lisa Shenahan, Senior Chemist" Technical Development Manager 1700 BIm Street SB, Suite 200 Minneapolis, MN S5414 (612) 607-6353 (612) 607-6444 (fax) (888) 789-4046 (pager) · II · P. 14...'25 r'lAY-02-2e03 12: 28 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.15/25 MiDn..ota Department of Health Public Health Laboratory Paul Swedenborl 717 Delaware Street SE Minneapolis~ :MN 55414 (612) 676-5452 (6]2) 676-5514 (fax) F. Brochures aDd Other Information 1. Pub Ushers Group Chris Leonard 2085 Alvarado Lane Plymouth, MN 55447 (763) 473-0646 (763) 404.072S (fax) www.streetdrugs.ors - 12.. MAV-02-2eJ03 12: 29 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.16/25 VIII. CITY OF NORTBFlELD CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB ORDINANCE 1112-201 THROUGH ~2-21S ARTICLE V_ CLEANUP OF CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB SITES AND CHEMICAL DUMP SITES Sec. 22-201. General provisioDI. (a) Purpose ani intenl. The pwpose of this nole is to reduce public exposure to health risks where law enforceID8Ilt of!ieera have 4etemDnec! lbal hazardous chemicals or residue from a suspected claDdestIDe dmglab site or ISSCCiated dump lite may exist. Professioual reports. based. on asseum.ts. teslml and. iDvcetigadODSt show that ohemioaJ.s used in tho production of illicit chIS CID COD_Ie, penetrate" 8Ild CODtamiDate 8\l1faces, ~P. and equipmeDt of BUrtO\I1ldm8 stmctures. The city cOuaciJ bds 1bat sueh sites, and the personal property witbiD such sites, may contain mspected ohemicals and residues that place people. particularly obildron or adults of child bOlriDr 010, at risk when exposed tbrotaP ieabitiDg or visiting 'the lite or using or 'being exposed to COIltamiDated petSOIl&l prope.rcy. (b) Interpretation tmd Gpplication. In the intmpmtatica and application of this article, 'the provisioas hercia ,h811 be constnlod to protect tho public bealth, safety aDd woJfiro. Whore the conditions imposed by any pro.iisiOD of this article are either more or les8 restrictive to the public dum compazabJe provisions imposed. by BDY other law, ordiD.aDce. statute. or regaladoD of any kind, the regulatioDs which arc more restrictive or which Jmpoao hilbor ltadlrde or requirem04U OJ! tho public shaD prevail. Should 8Dy oourt of competeDt juriediotion declare auy secdoll or nbpart of this article to be invalid. such decision ,hall Dot affect the validity' oftbe riel. 8& a whole or IIS)I pitt 1hereo( other _ the provision declared invalid. (Ord No. 761, 5-20-2002) Sec. 32-202. DefmitiGlU. For the purposes of this atticlc, the followillg tams or words shall be interpreted. as follows: Child .hIll mean any personlos. dum 18 yeare of 1ge. Chemical dump site shall meau lilY plaoe or area where chemicals or otber waste materials used in a clmclesdne PI Jab operation have been locatsr1 CIQl shall melD the City ofNorrhfiold. Clandati1l. drug lab op.""iQn shall DlOlD tbo ualawNl manufacture or attempt to maaufactu..re a controlled substance, Clandestine drug lab ,its sball mean my place or area where law erlforcemea.t has detenniDed that condltforas associated with an ualawfllJ clandestiae drug lab oporatiOD exist. A clendestiae wg lab lite may includo dwelliD.s, accessory buildiaPt sttLlotw'es or un... a chemical dwnp site, a vehicle, boat. 1:ailer or other appHance or .Y othrz .area or locadon. . Controlled sublttJrz.:e shall mean aD)' dms, substaDce or immediate precul8Qr in MUm. S1a'L i 152.02 Schedules I tbrough V together with any ammdmoBts or moditicadOrlS thereto. The tmm aha11110t include cli&til1ed spirits, wille, malt bevent.,e8. intoxioatiq Uquors or tobacco. Household hazartloua Wt:.fte shall mean waste generated fiaom a clandesthle drug lab operation. -13 - MAY-02-2003 12: 29 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.17/25 Manu,{acture, in places other thm a phmnaoy. sball mean and UacJude the ptoductiora. cultivation, quality CODtrol, add stalldarctization. by mechanical, physiCal, chemical or pharmaceuticel means, and. the packingJ repacldnS~ table_ encapsulating. labeling, relabeliDg, or fi11ina of dlup. 0w1I,,. sba11 mean any persora(s). rmn(s), COIporatiou(a) or other ontity who or which owns, in whcale or in pan. tho land, ouild.iDg, ,tructm'et vehicle. boat, trailer or other locatiolllS8OCiated with a claadestine druB lab sice or chemical dump site. (Ord. No. 7ti7. 5-20-2002) Sec.12-203. Dedaratio. of site ud eonteDts as a public health D Dance. All dwe11iDp~ accessory structures, buildings. vebicl., boats, trailers, personal property, ~acer.a! property or other 10_ODS, associated with a oJanclestine dNa lab site or chanical dump site are potentially UDSafo due to health hazards and are hereby decllred to be a pIlbiic health nuisance. (Ord. No. 767. 5-20-2002) See. 22-204. La" _fore_mellt ac:Uon. Iflaw ODf'ofGCment av.tharides determiD.a the a.istence of a ollDdestine dNs lab site or chemical dump site. the site. md. all personal property therei.u. aIi8.U be declared a public health Duisance. Law enforcement authorities who identi.1y conditiOIJ8 associated ~ith a clandestD1e druS lab site or chemical dump lite which may place neighbors, tho vilitinS public. or preaent and future occup~ts of die site at risk for exposure to hetmfu1 contamimmts ad other u~iata! oonditioDS are authorized to lake the following action: (1) Promptly notify the city buiJdins ofIic;iDJ, ohild protocticm. publiG health authorities ad the appropriate e.nforcemea't division of the druS enforcement administration of the U,S. l\1SUce Depat1meDt of thelccatiol1 of 'the site, aDd the owner if kno~ of the conditions found; (2) Treat, store, transport or dispose of aU hou&ebold hazatdou wuto fO\1Dcl at the site in a. mamler consistmrt with seato depNtnLent of health, Mimle$ota poUuticm control and county health departmeat Nles md nJUlatiOAS; (3) Issue a. tezuporuy declan.tion ofpub1fc health nuiIaDce Cor the affected. site and posta. copy of the deolaradcm on all doorway ontranG. to the site or; in ths case of bare -4, poet the . declaration in several conspicuous places on the property. 'Ibis temporary declaration of public health. nWsmoe issued by law aforcement shall expire rafter the city bu.DdJDg official inspects the site and ~enniDes the appropriateness of issuing a pennaDeDt dtctaratiOft of public health nuisance; (4) Notify aU persons occupying the site that a. temporary c!eclaration of public health nuisance bas beem issued; (5) Requn all persons occup~ins the site to immediately vacate the lite, remove all pets frOJD the ske, and not return without wtitto1\ authorization:&om the oity buildlDg official, (6) Notify aU OCiCiUpants vacatiag tho site that all pmol1al property at the site Jaa)' be contaminacecl with dan,erous chemiel1 resi~ and (7) Put locks on each doorway mtrance to the si~ to prohibit people from entoring the ,ite witbout authorization after aU occupmfa or the sito have 'Vac&toc1 The obligation to promptly notify the persons md OrsatUzatiODS pHzuoned above may be delayed to aGcomplish appropriate law enforcement abjectlyes, but cmly to the extent that public health and child - 14- MAY-02-2003 12: 30 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.18/25 protection respousibilities arc Dot UDDecCSilrily compromisecL (Cbd.~o. 767.5-20-2002) Sec. 2,2..205. Seizure of property. When me claD_tino <1m. lab site or chemical dump site is inside a vehiole. boat. trailer or other form of mo~_lc penoDBl property, law CDforocmCDt authoritics shall immediately eeize it and net allow it to be transported except to a more secure locatioD. ID such circumstances, all other requirements of this article shall be followed as closely as possible giVeJl the specific t)'pe of property in w.bJch the site is discovered. (Ord.. No. 767, 5-20-2002) See. 22.206. ActiOll by cfty buD~1 aflldlL (a) /",pse,",,, and 4M:larlJliDn o/nuilfJ'fItJ" WitbiD48 hours of notification tbat law eDforoemellt authorities have determined the existence of a clandestine 4mSIab site or chemical dump site. the oity builOiq official 8b8l1 mlJ*t the ,no to detenaine tb.eappropriate scope of a perm8De.rlt declaration of publio healdl Duisance. Based 011 the resul'CS Ofb fIlspectioa, tile city buildiDs official may 'then prompdy issue a perrnarau. declaration of'public health nuisance and a Do Not Enter-Uasafe to Occupy Order for the affecteclsite to replace the temporal)' r*1aratian issued aDd posted by law darcemnt. A copy of the permanent declaratioD and or4er shaD be posted on aU doorway eatrancea to the site or, in the case of bare ~ shaD be posted in several consp~cWNS places on lbe propercy. (b) Aba,.""., order. After the permana declaradoD of public health Duisauce has been issued and posted, tbe elly buildiDg official shaD send writtal DoUce to tho site OWDer ordering abatement of 'the :public bealth ftuismoe. The abatement order shall mclv.de the (ollowillS iIlformation: (1) A copy of the declaration otpublic health mJisauee and Do Not Enter..t1usafe to Occupy Order; (2) Information about tho potentially bazardoue COOditiOIl of the lito; (3) N01ificatioD of IUspeasiOD afme site's rental license jf appliCable; (4) A IUmItW)' of the cite awaer's and occupaat's responsibilities UDder this article; aDd (5) Information that may help the OWDer locate appropriato sorvices necessary to abate the public beaJth nuisance. (0) Notice to t;of'ICern,d pantfll. The build.. ofticialshall also mail a copy of'Che permallent declaration of public bea1th nuisance, a copy oftlUs article, 8I2d a Dodflcaticm of the suspension of the site's rental licensees, if applicable. to the following conGlDled parties at their last mown addr.I: (1) OccupatS or residents of the site if the i_uti. of such persoas are bOWD; (2) Neiahbors in proximity to the site who may be reasonably affected by the eonditions found; (3) The city a4m.DdsImtor; (4) The community development dkector; (5) The oity police clepa:rtment; (6) The appropriate enfof'*Dent divisiOn of the drul enforcem.eDt admiaistratiOD or the 'U.S. Jusdce DepIlJ1maD.t; and (7) Other city, swe &1UIlocal mthorities, 8\1ob as the oity water 4epartmellt, me state paUution control IllIlOl' I the state depatrml4l of health, Ulcl1be depa'rlmeDt of aamra! resourc-es wbicb are mO\V4 to bave public ad pro~tion respoDSloilitios- that are applicable to the situation. (d) J.ilod;ftclltiQII or 1'emD\lQ/oldeclarati,oll,. Tho city b\1i1ding officw is authorized to modify or remove the doclara:doD of INbUe bealth auismce after the buildiAa ofBoial receives dccumentatioD :&om a city approved. env!toanleDw hazard testiDS aDd clamiD8 rum swiD. that rbe suspected hea11h aad safety risks, including those to neighbors aud poteDtial dwelliD8 occupants, eithor do not oQat or have bec=D sufficieatly abat:d or cOlTCCted to jt.lStify amendmeat or removal of the declaration. - IS- MAY-02-2003 12: 31 LEAGUE OF MN CITIes P.19,125 (Ord. No. 767. 5.20.2002) See. 23-207. Site owaer's respoDslbillty to act. WithiD ten buainel& days of the date the abatement order is m.ded to the owner of me tite. the owner shan accomplish the following= (1) Provide the city buildinS official with written notificatiolt; a. That the owner has codzmed. that all persODS IDd their pets bave vacated the site; b. Of the aame(s) ofa11 chUdren who the ownerbeJieves were residinS at the site during the time period the clandestine dn.1g lab or chemical dump lite is suspected to have been at the site; talc! 0, That tbe .ite will remain vaoated and eooured until the public health DUi.smce is completely abated as required by this article. (2) CoDIDCt with one or more city approved environmental hazard testing and cleaning firms to conduct the followine work in aecordauce with the molt currem.t etate departm.eat ofhealth guideliDes: a. A detailed on.aite assessment of m.e extent of contamiDatlon at me site and the contaminadon of the penonal property therein; b. Soil testing of the site &11d testUlg of aU properly Dd soil ill proximity to the site whieh the euvirolJlDental hazard _ting anel cleaning firm deletm.iAe:s may have been affected by the condidons foUDd at the site; : o. A complete clean up of the site (includiDl but DOt limited to the clem up or rmuoval ol p1umbi1lS, vutilation systems, fix.res _ oODtamiIlated soil) or a demoUticm of tbe site and a complete cle8D 121' ot the demo:lished site; . d. A complete clean up, Qr dilposal at lID appraved dump site. or all pmsonaJ property in the sitej e. A complete clea11 up of all property md. soil in proximity to the site which is found to have been affected by the conditions foW1d at the site; f. llemediatioD teatinllDCl fonow-up testing, iDcJuding but DOt limited to testing of the ventilation.system and plumbin., to deterrDme flJat all bealth risks are IlIfficiently redacet1, accordial to state depar=etlt ofbeallh guide1iJ1es. to allow safe human occupancy and use of the site and use of the personal property tbereiD and of aU property and son in proximity to the site. . (3) Provide the city buildml official with the identity of the testiq and cleaniDi fiml with whicb tlle 01Nl1et has CODtracted for abatement of the public health DUisance IS required above; and (4) Sign au agreement with the city buildins official establi$lUnS a clean up schedu'le. lbe schedule shall establilb reasonable dead1ines far eompletiDg aU actions required by this article for abatement ,of the public h~ uuismco. In dotc.rminina appropriate dood.liAes, the oity bu.ildina official shall consider practica1limitatioJ38 aDd the aw.ilabiHty of contractors in approviDg the sche4ule for clean up. The site O\1lDet m11St meet all deacl1i:r1es es1ablished on the clean up schedule. Also. pursUlllt to the cieadliDa established by the clem up sohedule. the site 0WDer il roqujred to provide the city buiJ._ official with written documeatation of the clean up process, including a silDN statement ttom a city approved ctnV'itoDm.-1al hazard testmg aud cleaniDa firm rbaI the site, aU persoDal property therein md all property and soil in proximity to the site, is safe tor human occupancy and uso aDd that tho clean up was conducted in ~oord1mce with the most current state Gop&t1meDt ofhealtb guidelinesa (O~.No.757,S.20.2002) See. 22-208. Site oWJler's respoDslbWty for eosts. The site orwner shall be respomible Eor aU 00111, including those of the city 1 or dealing with and abating the - 16 - MAY-02-2e03 12: 31 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES .P.20/25 public health ft\lisaacc. ~JudiDs CODU'lCtors feel and tile. city's costs for services performed in as.ociaUon witb the clar1destine drug lab site or chemical dump site clean up. The city'. com may also include. but " shall DOl be limited to: · (J) Posdq oftbe sfte; (2) NotiSQlUiOll of afTcoted parties; (3) Securil1, the 8ite, PfO"iding limitod access to the site. and proaecutioJl of UDaUtborizeci perIODS found at the site; (4) Expaasu related to the recoveJ)' of COIfS. iacluding the assessment process; (5) Laboratory fees; (6) C_ up services; (7) AdmiJlisttatiV8 fees; (8) LeaaJ fees; and (9) Other usociated casts. See 22-109. City action aDd recovery of COlts. (a) If the builclil1S owner fails to oomply with my of the requitemerJ1B off.bis article, the ci~ building official is autborizecllO take an reasonable actiODS DeOe8881)' to abate the public: Jaoallh m:isaoce inc:hiding, ~. but DOt Jimited .to, CODtraCbDg with I city approved enYiromaeatal hazard testing and oloW1Jg firm to ... ". C01lduct the work ot;t1iD.ed in sectioD 22-207(2) of this u1i~le. ~ ~ bUildiDg official is also authorized to provide a copy of the declaration of public health Duis8JlCB to the ~ ~ ~ Jim and/or mortgage holders of the affected sire to help 118811te tbat perscms with in.. in the eitc havo '~~ access to information about the deoJaradon of' publiG health nuisance~ . ~ (b) If the costs to clean the site orto Glean the pmoaal property at the site are probibidvely bip in relation to !be value of the site or the peISOnal property. the c:ity is authorized to remove Or demolish the site. stnlctare or bWlclin: and/or dispose ofth.e personal property tbenbL nese actions shall be takeD iD accordance with the provisioll$ ofMJzm. Stat. Gh. 463 together with myameadmenu or moc1ificat1oDS thereto. (c) If the city abates Ihe public health mJiaatlce, in addition to lilY other 1epl remedy t the city :sbaU be _tieled to recover aU of its out of pocket costs plus an Idditional2S pelCeDt of such costs for ad:miDlsuadve and lega! expense. The city may reoovor COlts by civillCdoD apiDst the owner of !be lite or by _ilIg such costs as a special c:harse against tbe site as taxes aad special usossm=ts are certified and collected Pllrs\1lt1t to Mim1. S1at. 1429.101 or accorctiD, to 'the provisions ofMhm. Stat. ob. 463 together with my amendments or modifioatiou theroto. . (()td.}qo.767,'-20-2002) See. 22-210. Recovery of c:osts from periODS eaaliDe damage. No provisioDS of this article are iDte1lCled to limit tho site cwner., midoDtsl Or the city.s right to recover costs mGUrred under this article from either ~e pers011S CODtnbv.q to the public health nuisance, such as the operators of tho clllld05tinc dJuglab, and/or from ather lawt\11soureu. (~d.~o. 767,S.2~2002) See. 22.211. Sit. o'Wller aDd addres.. When rhe site is real property IIDd the OWder or the acktms of the owner of tho site is unla1own. the oWller aad the owner's ad~ is deemed. 10 be that oftbe property's taxpayer's Dame and address as that information is maintained by the COUDty auctitor's office. W'J:ma the site is 8 vebicle, boat or trailer anel the OW128r or the address of the owner or the si. is unknown, tho owner and the owner's address is deemed to be that of the person 011 me as the: O'WDer on the cUJrsnt or most recent title to the vehicle. boat or trailer. (Ord. No. 767" 5-20.2002) -17 - MAV-B2-2003 12:32 LEAGUE OF MN CITIes P.21/25 See. 22-212. SlIspension of reside.dal renta1Ii~:ue. TJpera issa.ance of a permanent clocllration of public health nuisance. any resideJ11ial tenw1icense issue4 by the city for the aite~ or lilY part thereof. is hereby <loclatod to be inuDcdiately suspeudsd peudiDs fuB comp1isDce with this anicle. (Ord. No. 767, 5,-20-2002) See.22-213. Unaudaorized removal ofpostiDp. It is urUaw&l for auy por8OD. except authorized city persmme1~ to remove a tempotaIy or permanent declaration of pubUc health DuisaD.ce ad/or Do Not Eutcr-tJDSafo Co Occupy Order fiom a chemical dump site or a clal1desliae druB lab sice. (Ord. No. 761.5-20.2002) Sec. 22-214. latry iDto or onto site. \Vhilo a dtJc1atatioa of public bealth nuisance for en aft'ected site is in effeet aud. has been posled at the site, DO penoDS are permiUed to he inside the site, or Oil the site property without prior written cODIent of the city buildiq ofJIcial or as otherwise authorized by this article. To codrm compHance with tbie aniele and to execute their dudes UDder this article, law entbtcedleDt officex's, the city b\li14i:D.a officj81, and. my persons desipated by the builcli11a officiaL may eater onto the site property or enter into d1e ale at any time ~1ille a declaration of ptJbJic health IlUJslDCO is in o.t for the lite. (Otd. No. 767, 5.20.2002) See. 22-215. Removal ofpenoDaI property from. the site. While a declaration ot:public health 1Dlisauc. tor III affected lite is in effect IDd has beea po.ted at the .ite, no pcrsODal praperEy may be removed from the site without prior \Vritten consent from !be city buiJdini official. Omson~ to removo personal property SUI! only be I1I1ltod at the reasonable discretion of the buiJdir18 oft1cia1~ aad OI11y in cases oChardship after: (1) A city approved eDviI'onmentalhazatd-.tins IDdcleaaiDg film has advised the city, in wrialLl. that tho itemes) of potaODal property QIIl be mfBcient1y clemed to remove all harm1W. cOI1tamblaticm; aDd (2) The owner of the persoDal property agrees in writing: . a. That the Oftor is aware of the daDger of \ISm, tho contaminated property; b. 1bat the O'Wlle.r wm thDrOUShly cleaD tbe property to remove all cOJltamination before the property is used; aacl c. That tho owner 101__ and qreos to indemnify tho city, its staff, and the city cOWlcil from aIllia'bility to the 0WDet and/or tbitd persons fot iujurice or damalos caused. or al1epd Ie have been caused, by the. coataJDiDated prQpen:y. (~d.~o. 767,5-20-2002) - 18- - 1 CITY OF ANOKA ORDINANCE NO. 2001- 1108 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 21, NUISANCES, ADDING ARTICLE m REDUCING HEALTH RISK EXPOSURE AT CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB SITES AND CHEMICAL DUMP STfES, OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF ANOKA THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANOKA ORDAINS: SECTION 1: Article III, Section 21-20, Section 21-21, Section 21-23 of Chapter 21, of the Code of the City of Anoka are hereby created and made an official part of the Code and are hereby to read as follows: Section 21-20. General Provisions. (a) Purpose and Intent. The purpose of this Article is to reduce public exposure to health risks where law enforcement officers have determined that hazardous chemicals from a suspected clandestine drug lab site or associated dumpsite may exist. The City Council fmds that such sites may contain suspected chemicals arid residues that place people, particularly children or adults of child bearing age, at risk when exposed through inhabiting or visiting the site, now and in the future. (b) Interpretation and Application. In their interpretation and application, the provisions of this Article shall be construed to protect the public health, safety and welfare. Where the conditions imposed by any provision of this Article are either more or less restrictive than comparable provisions imposed by any other law, ordinance, statute, or regulation of any kind, the regulations which are more restrictive or which impose higher standards or requirements shall prevail. Should any court of competent jurisdiction declare any section or subpart of this Article to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the Article as a whole or any art thereot: other than the provision declared invalid. ees. Fees for the administration of this Article may be established and amended "; periodically by resolution of the City Council. (d) Definitions. For the purposes of this Article, the following terms or words shall be interpreted as foll~ws: 1. Child shall mean any person less than 18 years of age. 2. Chemical dumpsite shall mean any place or area where chemicals or other waste materials used in a clandestine drug lab have been located. 3. Clandestine drug lab shall mean the unlawful manufacture or attempt to ~~uf~~re con~o~ed substances. ,-4. _Glandest!~~4:ru8Ia~ ~iteshall-l!!ean any-_pI~~e or area where law enforcement has determined that conditions-associated with the operation of an unlawful clandestine drug lab exist. A clandestine drug lab site may include dwellings, accessory buildings, accessory structures, a chemical dumpsite or any land. ~ Ordinance #2001 - 1108 Page 2 of4 5. Controlled substance shall means a drug, substance or immediate precursor in Schedules I through V ofM.S.~ 152.02. The term shall not include distilled pirits, wine, malt beverages, intoxicating liquors or tobacco. ouseh~!d ~~dous w~es sh~~_~~!l ~aste $enerated fro~_~_~J~de_stine~4~g~~ lab. $ilc:h wa5!~~shall be treated, stored,-tI-ansportea-ordiSposed ()(il! ama.nn~ ... J consistent wrtn~~~ Q~p~~~~ omealt~ MinnesotiPollutioneori~ql~ ; ----~4_~~~~_ County Heal~~Q~partment nifesand regulations. .' -_/-- 7. Manufacture~- in places other tJian~ a-pharinacy,-slialfme~an--Uia-include the production, cultivation, qualify contro~ and standardization, by mechanical, physical, chemical or pharmaceutical means, packing, repacking, tableting, encapsulating, labeling, relabeling, filling, Qiby otherpro-cess;1 of drugs. 8. Owner shall mean any person, firm. or corponwon-wlicfowns;'in whole or in part, the land, buildings or structures associated with a clandestine drug lab site or chemical dumpsite. _ ~_____ 19~/PubliclIealthnuisance.-AlnMelii~L~~orYstiUCiuresnand 611ildihgsoC-; --- --adjacent-property--associafeaWlili-a clandestine drug lab slte-arej)OtelitiiIIy-unsafe due to health hazards and are considered a public health nuisance. Section 21-21. Administration. (a) Law Enforcement Notice to Other Authorities. Law enforcement authorities that identify conditions associated with a clandestine drug lab site or chemical dump site that places neighbors, visiting public, or present and future occupants of the dwelling at risk for exposure to harmful contaminants and other associated conditions must promptly notify the appropriate municipal, child protection, and public health authorities of the property location, property owner if known, and conditions found. (b) Declaration of Property as a Public Health Nuisance. !flaw enforcement determines the existence of a clandestine drug lab site or chemical dumpsite, the property shall be declared a public health nuisance. (c) Notice of Public Health Nuisance to Concerned Parties. Upon notification by law enforcement authorities, the City Building Official shall promptly issue a Declaration of Public Health Notice for the affected property and post a copy of the Declaration at the probable entrance to the dwelling or property. The Building Official shall also notify the owner of the property by mail and notify the following parties: 1. Occupants' of the property; 2. Neighbors at probable risk; 3. The City of Anoka Police Department; and 4. ,Other state and local authorities, such as MPCA and MDH, which are known to have public and environmental protection responsibilities that are applicable to the situation. ( d) Property Owner's Responsibility to Act. The Building Official shall also issue an order to abate the public health nuisance, including the following: ~ Ordinance #2001 - 1108 Page 3 of4 1. Immediately vacate those portions of the property, including building or structure interiors, which may place the occupants or visitors at risk. Promptly contract with appropriate environmental testing and cleaning firms to conduct an on-site assessment, complete clean-up and remediation testing and follow-up testing, and determine that the property risks are sufficiently reduced to allow safe human occupancy of the dwelling. The property owner shall notify the City of actions taken and reach an agreement with the City on the clean-up schedule. The City shall consider practical limitations and the availability of contractors in approving the schedule for clean-up. Provide written documentation of the clean-up process, including a signed, written statement that the property is safe for human occupancy and that the clean-up was conducted in accordance with Minnesota Department of Health guidelines. 2. 3. ( e) Property Owner's Responsibility for Costs. The property owner shall be responsible for all costs of vacation or clean-up of the site, including CQntrador's fees and public costs for services that were performed in association with a clandestine drug lab site or chemical dump site clean-up. Public costs may include, but are not limited to: 1. Posting of the site; 2. Notification of affected parties; 3. Expenses related to the recovery of costs, including the assessment process; 4. Laboratory fees; 5. Clean-up services; 6. Administrative fees; and 7. Other associated costs. (t) Recovety of Public Costs. 1. n: after service of notice of the Declaration of Public Health Nuisance, the property owner fails to arrange appropriate assessment and clean-up, the City Building Official is authorized to proceed in a prompt manner to initiate the on-site assessment and clean-up. 2. If the City is unable to locate the property owner within ten days of the Declaration of Public Health Nuisance, the City is authorized to proceed in a prompt manner to initiate the on-site assessment and clean-up. 3. The City may abate the nuisance by removing the hazardous structure or building, or otherwise, according to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 463. 4. If the City abates the public health nuisance, in addition to any other legal remedy, the City shall be entitled to recover all costs plus an additional2S% of the costs for administration. The City may recover costs by civil action against the person or persons who own the property or by assessing such costs as a special tax against the . . '-':".' '-"- ..:'a~:':... .\: . ':.': ,_" '\:\,,:';.. .'.),,'~:J;';'.:.(.'.-',,~ \~~,~-..,.-:,~'': __~'_' .,t'.!:X'.h \ ..~-~: .....:.._b::.:.:.~~. .~)~'.~~",-l"';"..";.~~~r:\'~.ti,~~~;~~ti.~t:.~:i'~~~:;jj).~~~l Ordinance #2001 - 1108 Page 4 of4 property in the manner as taxes and special assessments are certified and collected pursuant to M.S. ~429.IOI. (g) Authority to Modify or Remove Declaration of Public Health Nuisance. I. The Building Official is authorized to modify the Declaration conditions or remove the Declaration of Public Health Nuisance. 2. Such modifications or removal of the Declaration shall only occur after documentation from a qualified environmental or cleaning firm stating that the health and safety risks, including those to neighbors and potential dwelling occupants, are sufficiently abated or corrected to allow safe occupancy of the dwelling. Section 21-22 Violations and Peiiilfies-.----- (--~on violating any provision ofthis-1\rticleis--guiltyof-a:misdemeanor-an<tupoii---- conyictionshallbe _sUl1j~~!O ~!!~_np~~!!!es set _~~n~_M.~___n~~~~. Q~! _Subd. 3. SECTION 2: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effective upon passage and seven days after publication. Introduced: Adopted: Published: Effective: Skogquist Freeburg Mussell Pierce Weaver Bjorn E. Skogquist, Mayor Amy T. Oehlers, Deputy City Clerk June 25, 2001 July 2, 2001 July 6, 2001 July 13, 2001 Aye. X X X X X Abstain Absent Nay MAY-02-2e03 12: 33 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.22/25 IX. END NOTES Much of the background information for this material was obtained from the Minnesota Department of Health and can be fOUD~ in their June 2002 publication entitled: "Response to Clandestine 0n11 Labs.'t This, and additional inform~tioD, can also be obtained from the MiDDesota Department of Health web site: www.health.state.mn.usldivs/ehlmeth 1 See Mizm. Stat 1152.02, Subd. ~(3)(b) (2001) [schecJule m and Mhm. Stat. f 152.02. Subd. 4(1) (2001) [Schedule m]; see also,21 U.S~C. 812, Schedule U, part (c) IUd 21 U.S.C. 812, Schedule m, part (aX3)(1990). see also 21 e.F.!.. 1300.01 (b)(S)(vi) (2000).21 C.f.R. 1308. 12{d)(2) and (,)(1) (2000) add 21 C.P.R.. 1316.91(j)(2)(vii). 2 Mimlesota Department ofHeaJth, Cl_destine Dt.l. Labs ill Mi:DAesot&: He81t1t. Slfety ad RemediatiOD IeeI1.e ~cb 2002) 1 (Hereafter MOH Health" SafelY). Publishers Group, Metbamphotamb Labs - Ncigbborbood Resource Guide (Summer 2002). 414. , Mimtesota Department of Health. Division or Eavitonmcatal Ha.1th. Response tc ClaDdestiae Drug Labs (JunD 2002) 3 (Hereafter MOB Re8poue to Drug Labs). G Bay West. Methamphetamine DeconUlmiDation Study, Peb. 2002, 3 (Heeafter Bay West Study). 7Id. a MDH loiealth 8l. Safety, 1. 'Id. 10 Id. See also Mmnesota Department ofHealtJ2 Fact Sheet: ClaDde8tiDe DNa Labs Assessment for Food. Beverale and LodsinB Establishments, 1. 11 MDH HeaJtIlA Safety, 2. U "Death cowd. Jesuit w_ ~8W'e is to a particularly toxic chemical or tbe perIOD ex])Osed is partioularly wln_Io.I' M'DH Health &. SafelY. 2. 1J1d. 14 Id. rOT more infarmatian an idmtifitiDl and deaUns with soil and Found water contamination. see MiDDesota' PoDutiOll Control A8f14CY. .Enviroamental Problems Associated with CladestiDe DruS OpemtiODl, Sept. 2000. 1$ MDH Health Il Safety, '-6. . l' ''The use of a v&cU\lDl a4 shampoo maDhinc 011 PlOlt poroUI fabric; DUltcrill, wiD !ibly Dot 'be able to achieve desitecI cleanup goals. ft Bay West Study, 6. 17 For more iafarmatiOIl 011 ideatifyia. aad dealing witb soil and around water contamination, see Minnesota PoBudoD Control AgeDey, EnviroDmeDTaI Problems Associated with Clandestine DIu. OperadODS, Sept 2000. 18 Id- It lei 20 For more iDfolDlation 011 i4eDcifyiD, and dea1D18 with sewer CODtamiDatJOn. see Mkmesota Pollution Control Mency, Environmental Problems ~iIred with ClIDdesttDe Drug Operatio., Sept. 2000. 21 For more imormatioD.ol1 i4erstifYiDS IDd cteaJ.h\8 with storm sewer coDU&1DID.adOIl, see MJlmesota PoU~tlon . Control Agency, Bnviromnmtal Problems Associated. with Clandestine Dml Opmaticmsll Sept. 2000. U For mOro i11formatiol\ on ideatifyiDg IDd dealiD. with septic system cOlltamiDatioll, seo Mitmosota Pollution Con1rol Alency, EDviroJUllmtal Problems Associated with CJandestiDc DlUS OperatioDs. Sept. 2000. 33 MDH koapOD8O to Drul Labs, 3. 24 MD~ Health & Safety, S. 2J MDH &'PODBe to Dn1g Labi, 3. 16 MOB Health" Safety, 3~ 2'714. See also :MDH Health & Safety, 3. 28 MDH R.espoase to DNa Labs. 3. See also MinD. Stat. f609.3181 Subd. 1 (2000). 29 MOH l\eapODSe to Oral Labs, 3. H MOH HeaI1h ct Safety, 2. SI MDH Response to DruS Labs, 3. 32 [d · 19 .. MAY-B;2-2B03 12: 33 LEAGUE OF MN CITIes P.23/25 v U See MUmesota t)epararneat of Health, General CleaJlU9 Guide1iDes for Clandestine Drug Labs (May 2002) {Hereafter MDB Clemup Guidelines), 3.. MDH aoSPODlO to J)ru.1 Labs. 3. S~ MDH Health" Safety. 1. 38Id. 6-7. See also Bay West Stud)" tor a discussion of whj~b .ung and cleaning materials and procedures work best ill reduem. medlamphe'ClrrllDe concentrations on diffOl'ODl building nrfaces. ~7 :MDH Clanup Guidelinesl 1..2. slId, at 2, 3' Id. at 4. 40 Id.at 3. 41 Id. at 4-5. 42 IcL at S. 43 Id. 44 MOB Health & Safety, 6-7. 45 MOH Cleanup GuideliDcs. 6. 46 MDB Health" Safety. 6-7. See also MOH Cleanup OuidoliDes. 8 oiting MiDn. Stat. f88.I11 (1996) 47 MDH Health &: Safety, 6-7. ..ald. Por mom inlormatiotl. On idtmtif)riDs and dea1fns with soil and groUlld water ccmtlr4i21ati011, lee Mizmesota Pollution Control Aseacy publication: SnviroJlSDeataJ Problems Asscciated with ClaDOesdne Dna, Operations, Sept. 2000. 49 MDB Cleanup Guidelines. 4 ("Abs01'bent UlaterilJs can aceumula.tc vapors that are dispersed durina the cooking pr~ess, or can collect dust and powder fi'om che4'dcala used m dlug mll1Ufaoture. NOD-lab iteme CaD also be contlminated. by lab spiUs, supplies and equipment ProfasioDBljudgment, and information from the preliminary 88Seisment mud be applied to decieiODS reprdiDg the disposition of these ,oodI II thoy may bo coDSidcred hazardous Walle." See also MOB I.ecommeudatious and Discussioll of Bay West Metham.phetamine DcooDtaminatiOD Study (Febnutty 2002) 7-8 (Even in areas of"low contamination. "MDH recommends removins and replacfDs all carpsd.os. , . ,000er textile prodbet8, includiq cby clean-omy draperies, and upholetered fumicu.re should be discarded. Washable textiles such as clcthins and bedding can be was.bBd and rinsed twice but would most pNdendy be disoarded.") 50 MDH Health & Safety, 7. , I These guidelinco are mere tUlly described in the MDH Cle&Jmp Guide1ine3. S2 Bay West Study, 2 (.'CuITel1t1y, the cleaup guideline value for metbamphetamine is I microgram per 8Cluare foot of surface area.") See also MOH Cleanup GuideliDes 7. n :h4DH Health" Safety, 7. 54 MOB Response to Dm, Labs. S. ~~ lei. 56 lb.e EnvironmeDbl1 Prg~tioll Agency has a Local Governments Reimbursement (LGR) proaram thaI may reimbutSC up to $25,000 pet meth lab fOr cleanup costs mCUJred cl\1riq temporary emergency response measures. For more iDforma'tion. contact the EP A'I LOR. helpline at (800) 431-9209. or submit 8D e-maiJ requ.e&t to 19r.epa@epa.gov, or access the LOR. website at www.epL,oWauperlimdlprolflUlsJerI1gr. See a1ao 63 FR 8284 ~feb. 18. 1998) 7 21 use 8S3(g} (2001). 58 See 21 use 853(&) (2001). $I See MUm. 51st. 11463.15 thrO\1gh 463.261. 60 If the city does Dot have its own city board ofhealtb.. the county board ofbealth has jurisdiction in the city (See MimI. Stat f 14SA.04. SubeS. 1 (1987). U18UCh cases, it is arpablo that the county board of bealth has an cbliption 10 take actkm to abate the nuisance. See MimL Stat. f 14SA.04, Subcl. 8(&)-( d) (1987) which provides, in part that (a) If. threat to tbo public hoalth such as a public health nuiRnce . . . is found OD any property. tha board of health Qf its agent shall order the owner or occupat of the property to remove or abate the threat within a time specified in the notice but not lOftger than tell days. . . Cd) If tile oWller. occupant., or 81ent f'a.ib or qeglects to comply. . . then the bo8rd of health or its "lent shaU remove or abate the nuisflOOe . . .. (emphasis added). · 20. MAY-a2-2e03 12:34 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.24,125 ,. ..l Pursuant co f 14S.A..04~ Subd. J 0 (19S7): 11IIt is a miedcmOlllOf for a member Or lJalt of' a board ofheaJth to refuse or neglect to perform .. duty impoaed 011 a board of health by statute or ordinance." The qQe&tiOD then becomes whecher the oontaminated site fita tho dofinition of a "public health nuisance. M See MUm. StaL t 14'A.02. Subd. 7 ~1997). J Mm. Stat 0009.74 (1986) provides, in Part. that: Whoever by 111 act Ot failure to pedonu a legal duty iDtelUionaDy does iDy of the following is guilty ofmaintailliD, a publie Dlliamce, which is I misdeme&l1Ot: (1) l\&intaiJat or permits a condition whicb WII"eISODablyaDDO)'S. injures or endangers the s&tety t heal~ morals,. comfort, or repose of any oousidfll8ble DUmber of members of the public . . . See also MUm. Stat. 9609.745 (1986)(UWhoever having control of real property permits it to be used to maintain a public nuiSlllce or leu cbe same kDawiDS it will be 10 usee! is pBey of a misdlmnDQr. ") See also MUm. StaL 1617.81 (1997)(roprdiD. injunctions or abatcmCDt orders regardmg mDsances.) 62 MUUl. Stat. 1609.5311. Subel 2 (1993). 63 For mOle iDf'onnation OD cleanup requb'emenrs for state-licensee! estabJJsbmeas. see Mbmesota Department of Realm Pact Sheet: Cl8n4estiD~ DIU. Labs AssossmOAt tor Food, Beverage _ Lodliaa EstabllshmCDts. ~ See MinD. Stat. "61.01 (1927) . ., SeanoD 104.2.3 aftbe J997 Uniform Buildq CodtprDvides, in part, that: "... the building official may eDter the buildiq or premisas at reasouable times to fDspect or to perfOIm the d\lties imposed by tlds code." .. Sc:otion 104.2.9 Ofb 1991 UDifolDl Building Code provides, In part, tbaI: "...Ihe bw1diDS official may requ.fre tealS as proof of complimJoe to be made at DO expense to this juritdiction . . . Iftbere arc DO reoopized and accepted test methods for !be proposed alEerDate, the buildiDS offtcialahaU detemDue teat proceclures." . f7 Section 102 of the 1997 UDiform B.ai1ding Code provides ill pan that: ,cAD buildmS9 or suuctures regulatec! by tJUs code that are · · · a~_ daasero\1.8 CO hllall1l1ife Ire, for the: pmpo8e of tbi8 eectioD, lDlsafe." MiDnesota Rule l30S.0 102 amoDded part of1hc Section 102 of the UIlitorm BuiJdiDa Code tc"proYlde in pare _ .tAll \lJl8afe b1.lUclin,st atructuna or appmdages are public atlisances 8ILd must be abated by repair. rohabitilation, demolition or removal in accordance wilb the procedure. ill MiDIlesota Stam_ 11463.15 &0 463.26." A vioJatioD of~e Uniform Buildin. Code is a misdemea:Dor. See Mhut. Rule 1305.0103 and MiDa. Stat 1161.69 (1984). " 1997 UDiform BuUdlns Code. Section 103 provides, bI par&, that: "Ie shall be UDl&wfaI for lilY persOD . . . to . . , uso. occupy or maiataia ID)' buildinl or StnlG1Ure or cause or permit the same to be dODe fD violatiol2 ofrms code." See also SecdOD 104.2.S whieb providcs, in part, that: MWhcmever any building Or structure. . , ~lUlated by this code is bBiDS used coDtraly 10 Ibe ptO\llsioGS of this code, tile buil4m& official may order such use discODtinueclll1d the stnlcmre, or portiou thereo~ vacat04. . .tt " J 9911Jlliform HouslDs Cocle SectiOD. 201.2. 70 1997 UDif'oJID HrJU8iBg Code sectiol140 1 defiDes a nuisance, in part, u: "1. Any pubHc nuisaDce known at commOD law or in equi&y jurispmd.cc. , . [or] . . .3. Whatever is ..erous to hll1'DiD life or is detrimental to health. u detmmiDed by the health o1riCet. ,. 71 1997 Uniform Bouma Code sectien 1001.4 provides that: ''Bui1dinp or portiODS thereof ill which there exists any alliaaDce as defiued in this =de are deemed subst8Ddard buildiDgs." 12 1997 UmfODD Bouq Code secticD 1101.1 Provides. in Part. that: uWhen the building oftlcfal has . . . dctczmmec1 that sucb building is a substandard buildiDg, the buildIDg ofllcial shaU commence pmceedingrs to cause the repair. rehabilitation. Vl'Btion or demolldol\ of the buildbl8... 73 See 1997 'UnifolDlHousinl CocIo secdons 201.3 8Dd 1605. '4 MDH JapoDse to DIu. Labs, S. ." Oakdale City OtdinaDce Code, It 18.16 throuah 18-28. 7' AnOD ell)' Orelia.. Cade. 1121-20 tbro.21.22. 77 Northfield OrdmaDce Code 1122.20 I throush 22-215. A copy of the Northfield Ordinance Cad alao be found in Section VB of1bese materials. ?8 See Olmstead Couaty Board Resolution 01.99 (Oct. 23,2001). 7P For aucther example of a aaurdcipaJ om_co requirin, c1a.aup of metbamphe1amine contaminatioa. see Matthews MwUcipal Otdinacccst f43.07.20 (24 ed. ! 9!n) (BUILDING CONT AMINA TED BY METHAMPHETAMINE). 80 l\mH hspo., to Drug Labs, 7. 8J Id. 82 Id. See SectiOD 4: Local Response - Itetailers' Notification Program. .. 2] · MAY-02-2003 12: 35 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.25/25 8] Sa: Mim1esota Rules Chapter 7045 (speoifioalJ)' 704S.0221, .0292, aDd. .0566). See also MimLesotaPoUutitm COlltrol Agency publicatioa: ManaliDs Warr.e from Disassembled Claudestine DI1lI Laboratories (Hazardous Waste j3.19, JUDe 2000). 14 McQuillin. The Law ofMUDioipal CorporatiOl18 (3rd e4.), Volume 11, 0 32.28.10 (Eminent Domain. IITaking" of Property, Hazardous Waste Mau.gemer1l). See also 132.27 (TaldDJ lJnder Police Power Distinggished). Ofhet helpful sources of infoDDation can be fOB iD Amerioan Jurisprwieuce, Second Edition, Volume 26, BmiDent Domain i 12 (Factors Considered In DetennimDS 'Whe1ber Particular RegulaticJ1 Constimtcs Te1dns) (.'Coutts bave co~s_t1)' held 1ha.t a state need Dot provide compensation whell, tbroll8h regulation or ))Ollce p01Ver, it diminishes or destroys the value of properly by stopping inept activity or abadDg a public nuismce. "). See also COIp\lS Juris Sec\lDdwD, Volume 29,A, (Eminent Domain). 08 (police And Other 1l=latod Power, In General). Ilslev&l2t cases include~ Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council, 50S U.S. 1003, 112 S.Ct. 2886, (1992); ~stoDe Bituminous Coal Asltn v. DeBenedictis, 480 U.S. 470, 107 S.Ct. 1232 (1987); ~e Acre Farms. IDe. v. U.S.. 2002 WL 20]8674 (Fed.Cl.,2002); Bran v. State ofC.Ufami.., 26 CaJ.Rptr.2d 681 (1993) limited by Massingill v. DepartmeJ.\tof food" Agriculture, 125 Cal.R.p1r.2d 561 {2002}; Jonian'Va Com., 549 S.E.2d 621 (VL App. 200 I); Aztec MiDorals Corp. v. R.omer, 940 P.2d 1025 (Colo.App~l~~); B. C. CottoD. Ino. v, VOl., 39 CaLRptr.2d. -4~ (199S); ~ Not1heastern Pharmaceutical '" Chemical Co.! me.tSIO F.2d 726 (Mo. J986); Nassr v, Com., 394 Mass. 767,477 N.E.2d 987 (198S). 85 Ttaini.Dg are available OD~ Basic metb lab facta. smas, recognition. hazards. Ueer sipa aud. $ymptoms; Health effects in users. c~ first responders and other at tab sites; lab cleanup SUidelines: HmdliDg ofhatardous materials; Child eva1\Jation and veaDllent; Local response needs. Moth lab roles and ro.ponsibiJitiesj Other tapics uloll request. 8 Providoa emersency ~ services and advice regarding the shiPI'm, and traDSpOl'tation of hazardous materials including metb. inaredients sa= at local!.. Trainings are available OD: ldeDtl1icatiOD aDd nnspon of' hazardous materials; +-hour initial awateaess cl.. meetms OSHA iDitial responder t.miDIDi standards: Clus for road olem-up crews or volunteers on identifyins. evahzatiDllDd dea1iD: with hazardcus materi81l OIl public ~ropm1y . ., Infonuati011 is available on coDtammation anellor envircmmcm.tal impacts to soiL water, sanitary sower, atc)nn sewer aDd septic systemS. 88 Fact-sheets and other moth Jab related iZlfonoation from many Mhmesota asmcies is available. 8t The MilmaSota Department of AgricuItu.re C8Il help investigate whoro the meth lab \18on obt8ined their anhydro\J.S ammonia aDd then worl.c with the source to prevellt 51. misuse Uldlcr theft of me chetnicaL 90 According to 1he Minnesota Deparunent of" Health, there is no statewide cmtifiC&bon PfOII'mD for dn:as lab cleanup companies. The con1ractcrs 011 the list clare known to be liecmseel professioaala who have used MOH eloanllp guidance 10 8\lCC888CWly perform interior Iftd exteriOr dnlllab usessment, cleanup. sampling and final reporting.'. MDH Response to Drug Labs, IS. .. 22 · TOT~L P.25 , -.... rth Metro Telecommunications Commission ~ Media Center , April 29, 2003 Kim Moore Sykes City of Centerville 1880 Main Street Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Kim: Enclosed please find information regarding the 2002 franchise fee payment in the amount of $495,385 from Comcast (Attachment 1) and received by the North Metro Telecommunications Commission on behalf of its member cities. In keeping with past practice, the NMTC has deducted its approved budget for 2003 in the amount of $358,410 before calculating the franchise fees retained by each member city (Table I, Attachment 2). The amount of franchise fees retained by each member is shown in Table III, Attachment 2. Cable company revenue by city is outlin~ in Attachment 3. If you have any questions regarding these funds, please feel free to contact me at 763-780-8241 ext. 24 or h- amson@mtn.ora, and I'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. ~.~ Helai Amson North Metro Telecommunications Commission Enclosures 1630 101st Ave. NE Blaine. MN 554491763-780-8241 . fax 763-780-8242 5eMng Blaine. CenteMlle. Circle Pines. Ham Lake. LeXingtOn. uno Lakes. 5pnng Lake Park r;;.~ . \So,mcast COMCAST FINANCIAL AGENCY CORPORATION A Comcast Cable Communications Group Company MidWest Division Office . 29777 Telegraph Rd. Ste. 44008 Southfield, MI 48034 REMITTANCE ADVICE No. 229233064 Date : 26-FEB-03 Vendor Name: NORTH METRO TELE COM Vendor No. : 176275 INVOICE NO. INVOICE DATE DESCRIPTION DISCOUNT AMOUNT NET AMOUNT ANNL2002FR 21-FEB-03 3 Tp.PBO 0.00 495,385.14 ~ I TOrAL 0.00 495,3B5.14 . . .. .- .... .... . ... ... ....... . . . II. 2 2 Ii 2 :J. ~ 0 b ~ III I:O~ 3 3.0 ~bO ~I: ~o ~'.I 300 2111 I ~ ATTACHMENT 2 ~ mmm__~_"_ ~ r ' .. . · . . · · · .. · .. · .. .. . .. · .. .. · .. 'I ;;;;:;:;;;~;~~;;;;:~:I~~:;:~:~:;:~:~:;:~:~:;; MEMBER CITIES FRANCHISE FEES 2003 COMMISSION BUDGET FRANCHISE FEES RETAINED BY CITIES TOTAL: 495,385 358,410 = 136,975 f..."".....,.........,..... ....~ :;:~:;:;:~:~:~:;:~:_;l~:~:~:~:;:~:~:~:~:~ 2002 TOTAL CITY.REVENUE CABLE COMPANY ml ~ AS ., OF CITY REVENUE BY CITY SYSTEM REVENUE Blaine $5,275,079 $9,907,703 = 53.24220% Centerville $340,399 $9,907,703 = 3.43570% Circle Pines $480,774 $9,907,703 = 4.85253% Ham Lake $1,161,888 $9,907,703 = 11.72712% Lexington $244,303 $9,907,703 = 2.46579% LinoLakes $1,567,763 $9,907,703 = 15.82368% Spring Lake Park $837,497 $9,907,703 = 8.45299% 1~:~:~:~:;:~:~:~:~:t_I.~~~l~:~~:~~:~:~:1 CITY REVENUE TOTAL FRANCHISE FEES AS 'II OF FRANCHISE RETAINED SYSTEM FEES RETAINED CITY BY CITIES REVENUE BY CITY Blaine $136,975 x 53.24220% = $72,928.50 Centerville $136,975 x 3.43570% = $4,706.05 Circle Pines $136.975 x 4.85253% = $6,646.75 Ham Lake $136,975 x 11.72712% = $16,063.22 Lexington $136,975 x 2.46579% = $3,377.52 Lino Lakes $136,975 x 15.82368% = $21,674.49 Spring Lake Park $136,975 x 8.45299% = $11,578.47 ~ All amounts are rounded to nearest dollar. APR. 24. 2003 3: 02PM AT&T 6514935288 NO. 4412 PI 3 @omcast. fO ~v.rP.rtc Plaza St. Paul, MN. 55107.1219 Ii5 1 -498.5823 FAX ea1 -493~72 April 22. 2003 North Metro Telecommunications Commission 1630 101st Ave Blaine, UN 55434 . Attn Cable Administrator Enclosed is the annual Franchise Fee payment for tn. period of January 2002 to December 2002 Per the agreement, It Is oalculated based on 50/. Gross Revenue. GROSS REVENUE SOURCE BASIC EXPBASIC DIGITAL PREMIUM PPV A LA CARTE AUDIO INST ALLA TION eaUIPMENT RENTAL SHOpPING COMMISSIONS AD SALES GUIDE REVENUe: FRANCHiSe FEES PEG FEES FCC FEES LATE FEES INTERNET REVENUE OTHER REVENUE REVENUE ADJUSTMENTS REVENUE CISCOUNTS BAD DEBT TOTAL GROSS ReVENue Fran Fee Rate Franchise Fee Due OENTEAVILLE . 58,749.90 153,591,32 19.882.26 15,798.67 3,7' 8.83 449.37 5,551.22 1 8,242,84 3,316.22 26.180.79 1.784.57 161313.01 16,757.81 278.71 2,290.00 738.38 (416.12) 180.85 (822.19) (1,187.00) 340,399.45 0.0600 17,019.97 ~..k ?~.4!- Appl"OVl;d by ~ - -- '(rZI/o ;I Data TRADE SECRET INFORMATION · NOT FOA PUBLIC DISOLOSURE @omcast February 21, 2003. North Metro Telecommunications.Commission 1630 101st Ave Blaine. MN 55434 Attn Cable Administrator 10 River Park Plaza Sl Paul, MN. 55107-1219 651-493-5823 FAX 651-493-5572 Encl~sed is the annu~1 Franchise Fee payment for the period of January 2002 to December,2002 Per the agreement. it is calculated based on 5% Gross R~venue. GROSS REVENUE SOURCE. BASIC EXPBASIC DIGITAL . . PREMIUM PPV A LA CARTE AUDIO INSTALLATION EQUIPMENT RENTAL SHOPPING COMMISSIONS AD SALES GUIDE REVENUE FRANCHISE I=EES PEG FEES FCC FEES LATE FEES INTERNET REVENUE OTHER REVENUE REVENUE ADJUSTMENTS REVENUE DISCOUNTS BAD DEBT TOTAL GROSS REVENUE Fran F'ee Rate Franchise Fee Due .. ,. . . ..; . .. ~ . ./lUI ArJroved by cf;b~ . D te TRADE SECRET INFORMATION. NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE AMOUNT 1.670.873.59 4.394.847.28 629.168.89 544,153.61 149,268.46 111.00 9,243.97 :'157,395.5~ . 581.063;19 92. 135.27 699.602.77 42.640.37 475,672.30 470,562.09 7,793.33 ..72.611 ~46 20.514.60 (1,.158.36) (a,745.20) (12.752.31 ) (86,298.96) 9,907,702.89 0.0500 495,385.14 . ~i. ~~ ~~ .N ls ~~ ~1 ~~ I Ilij i.s~ :i:i_ o ai~ :==11 ~l- 1: a 8 fD ~ ~ ;I a :i c I' J m m I' I e! w ~ ~ C) . ~ ~ w j G ::) - - CD J J ~ I IL I 0 ;! J a is ~ I ~ . W :E f!J it! i D! .. ('II 0 B~ '& z IL c. S1 q- CD -::.. :i~i: :;:;ft: ~' ~, '.j~. . ~~:, .; . :"":: ........ WI ~ I a:: :.: ..~..~~ . O-:':':..t Sf,', .r:;,':: .::...: . /~x. .. .~~; .. :~.. :::'''.. ~ -~;i:' .; . ~... .." ...;. .. ." ":." ORTH METRO TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION REFERENCE NO. DESCRIPTION INVOICE DATE INVOICE AMOUNT DIScOUNT TAKEN AMOUNT PAID 2002 FRANCHISE REFUND-02 4,706.05 '-" .. ~- .~. CHECK DATE CHECK NO. PAYEE DISCOUNTS TAKEN CHECK AMOUNT 4/29/03 7997 City of Centerville $4,706.05 7997 Memo: 2AY ro THE )RDER )F: ~ : . . ,~..#,-:;'C/2?d~' --- -; J . :;:V~~:k:H/~'J ~" -- .,. City of Centen(lIle 1880 Mai n Street Centerville, MN 55038 II-OO? q q 11111 .:0 q LOOOO 2 21: ~ 5 1 q 35 2 b 20 201111 :. . ~:~..~ i" ~l ~ APR 2 1 2003 Organization Name: CITY OF CENTERVILLE Monthly Gambling Summary 1JMo ~~ ~t4 c.~ Gambling Location: ~ --. '0;-\.-0 J.:.fJ N ~lo3 MonthlYear: Name of Individual Completing Form: ~.Ji W l2vt,L,1=-r ~ ,C~ Ten Percent Net Profit Calculation A Net Receipts - Total lines 2c, 3c, 8c, 9c (per Schedule A if more than one (1 ) site) CJS~2 B. Sums of lines 22 thru 33 (per Schedule A if more than one (1) site) Lfs~Oj c. Line a - line b 5o~~ MisceUaneous Deductions (for this site only) 1. Pulltab tax to distributor \ 'Z,S L-J 1~~, 2. Combined receipts tax for this site 3. Federal Taxes (per schedule C/O) 4. State Gambling Tax (per line II) s E. F. Line e X 50% AMOUNT DUE )q~l, '0'\1 S '--\~ D. Total Miscellaneous Deductions for this site Line c -line d 40% Y3~ List Receivers of funds/or attach a separate page 10% 10'1 PAY ABLE TO THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE *DUE ANNUALLY AS PER ORDINANCE* Signature: ~.~ 'I:\ldl~i.,I;l..t IS:;;- Organization Name: CITY OF CENTERVILLE Monthly Gambling Summary ~.-/rC ~~ ~ C\"V~ ~(~v'1S ~~ b\O~ Gambling Location: MonthlYear: Name of Individual Completing Form: ~,.fi W \2uu-~1 cFp. Ten Percent Net Profit Calculation A. Net Receipts - Total lines 2c, 3c, 8c, 9c (per Schedule A if more than one (I) site) 3~'5D B. Sums of lines 22 thru 33 (per Schedule A if more than one (] ) site) ~~l5 c. Line a - line b ~l~ Miscellaneous Deductions (for this site only) 1. PuUtab tax to distributor ,~~ 2. Combined receipts tax for this site 3. Federal Taxes (per schedule C/O) 4. State Gambling Tax (per line 11) 5' 40% L.ine e X 50% ( 1~1 < 3) AMOUNT DUE '1'~ <~ll { r~) D. Total Miscellaneous Deductions for this site E. Line c - line d F. List Receivers offunds/or attach a separate page 10% PAY ABLE TO THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE *DUE ANNUALLY AS PER ORDINANCE* Signature: MONTHLY SUMMARY and TAX RETURN (G-I) Lawful Gambling Activity Month and Year Premises MARCH 2003 5 Address 19680 Harrow Avenue North. Forest LakeMN 55025 Attached: Schedule A Schedule 82 Schedule F 5 25 . 1 (A) Gross (B) Prizes (C) Net · · 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 . MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE Organization license 03800 Name Dead Broke Saddle Club Schedule B-2 Game Count 311 1 Bingo. ........... . 2 Raffles [ ] Exempt, Schedule-ER . . . 2 3 Paddletickets. . . . . . . . 3 4 SUB-TOTAL (Add lines 1 throug~ 3). . . 4 5 Last Month Line 6C, if it was negative . 5 6 Adjusted Sub-Total (line 4 minus Line 5) . 6 7 Income from Interest and Dividends . . . . 7 8 Tipboards. 9 Pulltabs . 10 TOTALS (Add lines 6,7,8,9) . . . 8 . . 9 .10 11 Gambling Tax (8.5% of Line 6C) 0.00 6,330.00 6,330.00 0.00 6,330.00 12.30 0.00 293,744.00 300,086.30 0.00 6,119.00 6,119.00 6,119.00 0.00 239,186.00 245,305.00 11 . 12 ............... . 12 Combined Receipts Tax (Schedule E, Line 9) 0.00 211.00 211.00 0.00 211.00 12.30 0.00 54,558.00 54,781.30 17.94 14,981.58 13 PAY THIS AMOUNT (line 11 plus line 12) Check to Department of Revenue. 13 14,999.52 14 Gambling Tax Paid to Distributors for Pulltabs & Tipboards 15 TOTAL Gambling Tax (Add lines 13 and 14) . . . . . . . ~ . . . 14 6,177.36 . . 15 21,176.88 16 GROSS PROFIT, After Taxes (line 10C minus line 15) to line 17, page 2. 16 33,604.42 tion on this summar and return is true Date Signature MINNESOTA DEPARlMENT OF REVENUE MONTIfl Y SIHIARY and TAX RETURN (G-I) Paqe 2 Organization License Month and Year 03800 MARCH 2003 17 Gross profit from line 16 of page 1. . . . 18 Beginning Inventory (Last Month Line 21) . . . - 19 Gambling Product Obtained, with Sales Tax. 20 Goods Available (Line 18 plus Line 19) . 21 Ending Inventory (excludes SaTes Tax). . 22 Goods Used (line 20 minus Line 21) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Compensation and Payroll taxes. . . . . . . . 24 Penalty or Interest on Taxes paid during the month 25 Advert i sing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Accounting and legal Services. 27 Miscellaneous Expenses, Supplies & Bank Charges. . 28 Purchase/Repair of Furnishings or Devices for Gambling. 29 Rent for the Purpose of Conducting Lawful Gambling 30 Utilities. . . . . . . . . . . 31 Theft and Liability Insurance. ........ . 32 Manager's Bond, Licenses, Local Fee, Premises Permit. 33 Cash long(-) or Cash Short(+). . . . ........ . 34 DEPOSIT REQUIRED, Excess Cash Short Reimbursement(-) . 35 Deposited Amount, Excess Expense Reimbursement(-). . 36 TOTAl ALLOWABLE ExPENSES (Add lines 22 through 35) . 37 NET PROFIT (Line 17 minus Line 36) . . . . . . . . . 38 Prior Month Profit Carry-Over (line 44 from last Month). . . 17 18 19 . . 20 . . 21 . . 22 33,604.42 4,381.22 4,982..39 9,363.61 4,285.99 5,077.62 . . 23 18,147.92 24 . . 25 . . 26 27 . 28 . 29 . . . 30 . . . 31 . 32 . . 33 0.00 0.00 265.00 0.00 650.00 3,550.00 550.00 0.00 0.00 177.00 · · · 34 0.00 . 35 0.00 . 36 28,417.54 . 37 5,186.88 . 38 39 Approved Adjustments (Attach letter and/or Add Line 5C if not zero). . 39 0.00 59,416.26 40 BALANCE Sub-Total (Add Lines 37, 38 and 39). . . . 4~ lawful Purpose Expenditures (line 11 Schedule C/O) . 42 Board-Approved Expenditures (line 13 Schedule C/O) . 43 Total Expenditures (Add lines 41 and 42) . 44 PROFIT CARRY-OVER (Line 40 minus line 43). 46 FUNDS BALANCE DIFFERENCE from Schedule F, Line 22. . . . . . .46 . . .47 47 Pulltab & Tipboard UNSOLD TICKETs this month . . . . . 40 64,603.14 . 41 . 42 . . . 43 4,289.98 0.00 4,289.98 · · . . 44 60,313.16 0.00 98,948.00 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY Organ.License Premise Number Premise Name 03800 008 The Trio Inn Lines 1-10 and 18-36 correspond to Form'G-1 1 Bingo. · · . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1 2 Raffles [ ] Exempt, Schedule-ER . . . . . 2 3 Paddletickets . . . . . . . . . .. . 3 4 SUB-TOTAL (Add Lines 1 through 3). . . . . 4 5 Proportional Part, Last Month G-l Line 6e. 5 6 Adjusted Sub-Total (Line 4 minu~ Line 5) . 6 7 Income from Interest and Dividends . . . . 1 8 Tipboards. . · . . . . . . . . . 8 9 Pulltabs . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 9 10 TOTALS (Add Lines 6 - 9) . . . . . .10 G-I SCHEDULE A RECEIPTS and EXPENSES PER PREMISE Report Month/Year MARCH 2003 (A) Gross (B) 'Prizes (C) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,920.00 1,856.00 1,920.00 1,856.00 0.00 1,920.00 2.46 0.00 59,291.00 61,213.46 18 Beginning Inventory (Last Month line 21) . 19 Gambling Product Obtained, with Sales Tax. . . . . . . 20 Goods Available (line 18 plus Line 19) . . 21 Ending Inventory (excludes Sales Tax). . . . . . . . 22 Goods Used (Line 20 minus Line 21) . . . . . . . . . . 23 Compensation and Payroll taxes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Penalty or Interest on Taxes paid during the month. . . . 25 Advertising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Accounting and Legal Services. . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Bank Charges and Miscellaneous Supplies & Expenses. . 28 Purchase/Repair of Furnishings or Devices for Gambling 29 Rent for the Purpose of Conducting Lawful Gambling. 30 Utilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Theft and l iabi 1 ity. Insurance. . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Manager's Bond, Licenses, local Fee, Premises Permit 33 Cash long( -) or Cash Short( +). . . . . . . . . . . . 34 DEPOSIT REQUIRED, Excess Cash Short Reimbursement(-) . 35 Deposited Amount, Excess Expense Reimbursement(-). . 36 TOTAL ALLOWABLE EXPENSES (Add Lines 22 through 35) . 1,856.00 0.00 49,793.00 51,649.00 . . 18 19 20 . 21 22 . . . 23 24 . . . . 25 · . . . . . 26 · · .. 27 . 28 . 29 30 . . . . . . 31 32 33 34 35 36 Line numbers correspond to the Tax Return (Form G-I) line numbers. Gss 7/99 Net 0.00 0.00 64.00 64.00 0.00 64.00 2.46 0.00 9,498.00 9,564.46 985.36 888.82 1,874.18 916.55 957.63 3,041.51 0.00 0.00 53.00 0.00 0.00 400.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 87.00 0.00 0.00 4,539.14 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LAWFUL GNNBLING ACTIVITY G-l SCHEDULE A RECEIPTS and EXPENSES PER PREMISE Organ.License Premise Number Premise Name 03800 012 Wise GUYS Pizza & Pub lines 1-10 and 18-36 correspond to Form G-1 Report Month/Year MARCH 2003 (A) Gross (B) Prizes (C) Net 1 Bingo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 Raffles [ ] Exempt, Schedule-ER . . . . . 2 0.00 0.00 0.00 3 Paddletickets . . . . . . . . . . 3 1,740.00 1,682.00 58.00 4 SUB-TOTAL (Add Lines 1 through 3). . . . . 4 1,740.00 1,682.00 58.00 5 Proportional Part, Last Month G-l Line 6e. 5 0.00 0.00 6 Adjusted Sub-Total (line 4 minus line 5) . 6 1 , 740 . 0.0 1,682.00 58.00 7 Income from Interest and Dividends . . 1 2.46 2.46 8 Tipboards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 0.00 0.00 0.00 9 Pul1tabs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 14,135.00 10,843.00 3,292.00 10 TOTALS (Add Lines 6 - 9) . . . . . . . . .10 15,877.46 12,525.00 3,352.46 18 Beginning Inventory (Last Month Line 21) . . . . . 19 Gambling Product Obtained, with Sales Tax. . 20 Goods Available (Line 18 plus Line 19) . . . . . . 21 Ending Inventory (excludes Sales Tax). . . 22 Goods Used (Line 20 minus Line 21) . . . . . . . . 23 Compensation and Payroll taxes. . . . . . . . . . 24 Penalty or Interest on Taxes paid during the month. . 25 Advertising. . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Accounting and legal Services. . . . . . . . . . . 27 Bank Charges and Miscellaneous Supplies & Expenses. . 28 Purchase/Repair of Furnishings or Devices for Gambling. 29 Rent for the Purpose of Conducting Lawful Gambling. . . 30 Ut i 1 i tie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Theft and liability Insurance. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3~ Manager's Bond, licenses, local Fee, Premises Permit. 33 Cash Long( -) or Cash Short( +). . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 DEPOSIT REQUIRED, Excess Cash Short Reimbursement(-) 35 Deposited Amount, Excess Expense- Reimbursement(-). . . 36 TOTAL ALLOWABLE EXPENSES (Add Lines 22 through 35) . . . 18 418.50 . ~ 19 198.70 . . . . . 20 617.20 . . . . . 21 326.60 . . . . . 22 290.60 23 1,937.77 . . . . . 24 0.00 25 0.00 26 53.00 . . . . . 27 0.00 . . . . . 28 0.00 29 100.00 . . . . . 30 0.00 . . . . . 31 0.00 32 0.00 33 94.00 . 34 0.00 . . 35 0.00 . 36 2,475.37 line numbers correspond to the Tax Return (Form G-l) line numbers. Gss 7/99 t:MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE G-l SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, LOST or DESTROYED Page 1 of 2 License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Premise 008: The Trio Inn PUll TABS PLAYED Report Month/Year MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed ID Part # SERIAl # Date Gross Prize Value Receipts Value NET DeDosit -Short Date TP 14606-MN G147987 02/18 3072. 2380. 2121. 951.00 1488.00 -537.00 -535.00 2.00 03/01 GT 4700 5463858 02/27 2940. 2149. o. 2940.00 2148.00 792.00 780.00 -12.00 03/01 AI PF653 480036 01/21 7998. 6298. 3944. 4054.00 3982.00 72.00 46.00 -26.00 03/03 AG FLA407 6173502 02/16 7224. 5600. 2116. 5108.00 4458.00 650.00 633.00 -17.00 03/07 AI PF791 170073 03/01 3159. 2305. 1393. 1766.00 1351.00 415.00 394.00 -21.00 03/10 AN 32580 3466231 02/28 3090. 2240. 762.. "2328.00 1713.00 615.00 648.00 33.00 03/10 AI PF442 590001 03/03 7198. 5666. 2086. 5112.00 4246.00 866.00 848.00 -18.00 03/11 AI PF759 250003 03/07 7998. 6298. 3800. 4198.00 4222.00 -24.00 -26.00 -2.00 03/13 AG FLA407 6173504 03/13 7224. 5600. o. 7224.00 5600.00 1624.00 1604.00 -20.00 03/15 AI PF81S 570120 03/01 3159. 2300. 1916. 1243.00 914.00 329.00 330.00 1.00 03/16 GT 4774 5491036 03/10 3136. 2278. 930. 2206.00 1799.00 407.00 396.00 -11.00 03/18 TP 1486S-MN G202388 03/11 3120. 2280. 493. 2627.00 2093.00 534.00 524.00 -10.00 03/18 TP 14877-MN G203886 03/18 3120. 2280. 648. 2472.00 1807.00 665.00 665.00 0.00 03/20 AG WEA156 7038404 03/18 3192. 2326. O. 3192.00 2326.00 866.00 866.00 0.00 03/22 AI PF827 270010 03/17 3159. 2300. 202. 2957.00 2188.00 769.00 770.00 1.00 03/23 Column I J K L M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... Line 16 TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... Gss 07/99 20411~ o. 20411. 48378. 40335. 8043.00 7943.00 -100.00 Total from previous page ......... o. o. 0.00 0.00 0.00 48378. 40335. 8043.00 7943.00 -100.00 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE G-I SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, LOST or DESTROYED Page 2 of 2 License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Premise 008: The Trio Inn PUll TABS PLAYED Report Month/Year MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL 10 Part /# SERIAl /I Date Gross Prize Value Rece"i ots Value NET AG DHSI04 7018795 03/22 3192. 2326. 269. 2923.00 2122.00 801.00 TP 2009-MN F868150 03/16 7198. 5640. 2680. 4518.00 3996.00 522.00 AI PF859 490050 03/11 7198. 5640. 3726. 3472.00 3340.00 132.00 CASH long Removed Deposit -Short Date 801.00 0.00 03/25 547.00 25.00 03/31 120.00 -12.00 03/31 Column I 6675. 20411. 27086. J K l M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... Line 16 10913. 9458. 1455.00 1468.00 13.00 48378. 40335. 8043.00 7943.00 -100.00 59291. 49793. 9498.00 9411.00 -87.00 Total from previous page ......... TO TAX RETURN or to next page Gss 07/99 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT,OF REVENUE &-1 SCHEDULE 8-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Premise 012: Wise Guys Pizza & Pub PUll TABS PLAYED Page 1 of 1 Report Month/Year MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed ID Part # SERIAL # Date Gross Prize Value ReceiDts Value NET Deposit -Short Date TP 14564-MN GT 4690 TP 14606-MN AI PF803 IG 7484 TP 14877-MN G142657 02/13 3120. 2280. 0.' 3120.00 2280.00 840.00 729.00 218.00 422.00 240.00 843.00 830.00 -10.00 03/02 726.00 -3.00 03/16 188.00 -30.00 03/20 405.00 -17.00 03/21 210.00 -30.00 03/29 839.00 -4.00 03/29 Column I J K L M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... Line 16 2922. 14135. 10843. 3292.00 3198.00 -94.00 Total from previous page ......... o. o. o. o __00 0.00 0.00 TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... 2922. 14135. 10843. 3292.00 3198.00 -94.00 Gss 07/99 5467722 02/28 3038. 2210. 171. 2867.00 2138.00 G147993 02/16 3072. 2380. 1201. 1871.00 1653.00 470022 03/02 3159. 2300. 1260. 1899.00 1477.00 9004841 02/28 1548. 1151. 290. 1258.00 1018.00 G203893 03/16 3120. 2280. o. 3120.00 2277.00 ~INNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE G-l SCHEDULE 8-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, Page 1 of 5 lOST or DESTROYED license 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Report Month/Year Premise 008: The Trio Inn PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed 10 Part II SERIAL # Date Gross Prize. Va lue Receipts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET 407407 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 5 JM 30#TICKET 407408 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407409 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407410 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407411 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407412 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407413 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407414 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407415 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407416 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407417 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407418 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407419 03/07 30. 29. ~ o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407420 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407421 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S Column I J K l M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... line 16 o. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... o. o. O. 0.00 0.00 0.00 TO TAX RETURN or to next page' .... O. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Gss 07/99 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE &-1 SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, Page 2 of 5 LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Report Month/Year Premise 008: The Trio Inn PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed ID Part II SERIAL # Date Gross Priz~ Value Receipts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET 407422 03/07 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/07 S JM 30#TICKET 407423 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407424 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407425 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407426 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407427 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29,. 00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407428 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407429 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407430 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407431 03/14 30. . 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407432 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407433 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407434 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407435 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407436 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S Column I J K l M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... line 16 o. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... o. 450. 435 ._ 15.00 15.00 0.00 TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... O. 900. 870. 30.00 30.00 0.00 Gss 07/99 : MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE G-I SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, Page 3 of 5 LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Report Month/Year Premise 008: The Trio Inn PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed 10 Part # SERIAL # Date Gross Pri~e Value Receipts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET 407437 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1;00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407438 03/14 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/14 S JM 30#TICKET 407439 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407440 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407441 03/21 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407442 03/21 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407443 03/21 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407444 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407445 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407446 03/21 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407447 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 5 JM 30#TICKET 407448 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 . S JM 30#TICKET 407449 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407450 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407451 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S Column I J K L M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... Line 16 O. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... o. 900. 870. . 30.00 30.00 0.00 TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... o. 1350. 1305. 45.00 45.00 0.00 Gss 07/99 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE G-I SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, Page 4 of E: "" LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Report Month/Year Premise 008: The Trio Inn PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Id~al Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed 10 Part # SERIAL II Date Gross Prize Value Receipts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET 407452 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407453 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407454 03/21 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/21 S JM 30#TICKET 407455 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407456 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407457 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407458 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407459 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00~03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407460 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0,.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407461 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407462 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407463 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407464 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407465 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S JM 30#TICKET 407466 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 S .Column I J K L M N TOTAL THIS PAGE . . . . . . . . .. Line 16 o. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... o. 1350. 1305. 45.00 45.00 o ~uOQ TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... o. 1800. 1740. 60.00 60.00 0.00 Gss 07/99 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY G-I SCHEDULE B-2 REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, lOST or DESTROYED Page 5 of 5 license 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Premise 008: The Trio Inn Game Type Report Month/Year PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed Value NET Deposit -Short Date 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/28 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross ID Part # SERIAL # Date Gross Prize Value Receipts JM 30#TICKET 407467 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 S JM 30#TICKET 407468 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 S JM 30#TICKET 407469 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 5 JM 30#TICKET 407470 03/28 30. 29. o. 30.00 5 Column I J K L M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... Line 16 O. 120. 116. 4.00 4.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... O. ... 1800. 1740. 60.00 60.00 0.00 TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... O. 1920. 1856. 64.00 64.00 0.00 Gss 07/99 \ " MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE G-I SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED., Page 1 of 4 LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Report Month/Year Premise 012: Wise Guys Pizza & Pub PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH long Removed ID Part # SERIAL # Date Gross Prize Value Receipts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET 408562 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408563 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408564 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408565 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408566 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408567 03/02 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408568 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408569 03/02 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408570 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408571 03/02 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/02 S JM 30#TICKET 408572 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408573 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408574 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408575 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408576 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S Column I J K l M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... Line 16 o. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... O. O. O. 0.00 0.00 0.00 TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... o. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Gss 07/99 .MIN"ESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE G-l SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, Page 2 of 4 LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Report Month/Year Premise 012: Wise Guys Pizza & Pub PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Idea 1 Idea 1 Unso ld. Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed 10 Part # SERIAL # Date Gross Prize Value Receipts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET 408577 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408578 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408579 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408580 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408581 03/09 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/09 S JM 30#TICKET 408582 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408583 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408584 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408585 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408586 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408587 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408588 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1~00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408589 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408590 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S JM 30#TICKET 408591 03/16 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/16 S Column I J K l M N TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... Lin~ 16 o. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... o. 450. 435. 15.00 15.00 0.00 (' TO TAX RETURN or to next page. .... O. 900. 870. 30.00 30.00 0.00 Gss 07/99 ,MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY G-I SCHEDULE B-2 REPORT OF GAMES PLAYED, LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Premise 012: Wise Guys Pizza & Pub Page 3 of 4 Game Type Report Month/Year PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed 10 Part # SERIAL # Date Gross Prize Value Receipts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S JM 30#TICKET S TOTAL THIS PAGE 408592 03/16 408593 03/16 408594 03/16 407901 03/23 407902 03/23 . 407903 03/23 407904 03/23 407905 03/23 408595 03/23 408596 03/23 408597 03/23 408598 03/23 408599 03/23 408600 03/23 407906 03/30 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. Column Line 16 Total from previous page ......... TO TAX RETURN or to next page. .... Gss 07/99 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. 29. o. o. o. o. o. O. O. o. o. o. O. O. O. O. o. I O. O. O. 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 J 450. 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 K 435. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 L 15.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 M 15.00 0.00 03/16 0.00 03/16 0.00 03/16 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/23 0.00 03/30 N 0.00 900. 870. 30.00 30.00 0.00 1350. 1305. 45.00 45.00 0.00 MINNESOTA DEPARlMENT OF REVENUE G-l SCHEDULE B-2 LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY REPORT Of GAMES PLAYED, Page 4 of - 4 LOST or DESTROYED License 03800: Dead Broke Saddle Club Game Type Report MonthjYear Premise 012: Wise G~ys Pizza & Pub PADDLE TICKETS PLAYED MARCH 2003 MANUFACTURER's In-Play Ideal Ideal Unsold Gross Prizes IDEAL CASH Long Removed ID Part' # SERIAL * Date Gross Prize Value ReceiDts Value NET Deposit -Short Date JM 30#TICKET 407907 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 S JM 30#TICKET 407908 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 5 JM 30#TICKET 407909 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 '29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 S JM 30#TICKET 407910 03/30 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 5 JM 30#TICKET 407911 03/30 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 5 JM 30#TICKET 407912 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 5 JM 30#TICKET 407913 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 S JM 30#TICKET 407914 03/30 30. 29. O. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 S JM 30#TICKET 407915 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 5 JM 30#TICKET 407916 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 S JM 30#TICKET 407917 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 ,1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 5 JM 30#TICKET 407918 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 S JM 30#TICKET 407919 03/30 30. 29. o. 30.00 29.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 03/30 S Column I TOTAL THIS PAGE .......... line 16 O. o. o. J K 390. 377. 1350. 1305. 17 40 . 1682 . L M N 13.00 13.00 0.00 45.00 45.00 0.00 58.00 58.00 0.00 Total from previous page ......... TO TAX RETURN or to next page .... Gss 07/99 ~..,. . MINNESOTA LAWFUL GAMBLING SCHEDULE C/O Organization License Month/year Page of Amended Dead Broke Saddle Club 03800 MARCH 2003 1 1 Schedule? NO SCHEDULE C: Lawful Purpose Expenditures Approved Date of Check By Organ Check Number Check Made Out To: 02/25/2003 03/05/2003 7240 Hodges Badge Co 2003 Youth Show 02/25/2003 03/24/2003 7274 City of Lino lakes City Tax 02/25/2003 03/25/2003 7277 MN Special Olympics Donation Reason Benefits IRCS Code M/F a(7) Both a(8) a(2) Amount 272.98 17.00 4,000.00 Total for ALL PAGES: to Tax Return line 41. 4,289.98 SCHEDULE 0: Board Approved Expenditures NONE Approved Date of Check By Organ Check -Number Check Made Out To: Reason TRCS Code Date Approved Amount By Board Total for ALL PAGES: 0.00 to Tax Return line 42. I declare this Schedule i's complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Chief ~ Executive /' . .Gambling , Manager Date '1-/ '/ -0 ;t Date /f''-/7-4P J Mail to: GAMBLING CONTROL BOARD Suite 1300 South 1711 West County Road B Roseville, MN 55113 Gss 08/98 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LAWFUL GAMBLING ACTIVITY G-I SCHEDULE F ~LING FUND RECONCILIATION Organization Name Dead Broke Saddle Club Gambling checking account 1 End-of-month checking account balance from statements. . . 1 2 Deposits made during the month not included in line 1 . . . 2 3 Add lines 1 and 2 · · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 Checks written during the month not included in line 1. 4 5 RECONCILED BANK BALANCE (line 3 minus line 4) . . . . . . . 5 License Number 03800 Report Month/Year MARCH 2003 101.584.79 5.418.00 107.002.79 49.776.00 57.226.79 Other funds not included in Checking Balance 6 Starting banks for games . . 6a 12.800.00 Reimbursment after monthend. 6b 0.00 Monthend cash balance in starting banks. . 6 7 Total ending inventory (G-l line 21) . . . 7 8 Deposit after month-end for Games in G-I. 8 12.800.00 4.285.99 0.00 0.00 9 Total in Savings & Other funds. . . . 10 Excess shortages (G-l, 34) and prior reimbursement due for excess shortages 9 10 0.00 11 Fund Loss. (LG-250) . . . . IIa Refund Due (G-7430) . . . . lIb Open-Game prizes,by check . lIe Prizes bought, not awarded. lId Other additions. . . . lie 0.00 999.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total 11 999.90 · · . . . 12 · . . . . 13 18.085.89 75.312.68 12 Add lines 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II . . 13 Add lines 5 and 12 . . . . . . . Unpaid Obligations and Open Game Deposits 14 Tax from G-l line 13 and any prior months ta~es. · . . .. ... . 14 15 Deposits for games still in play. . 15 14.999.52 0.00 16 Loaned amounts included in bank statement. 16 0.00 17 Product part of unpaid invoices. . 18 Other subtractions. . . . . . 17 . 18 0.00 0.00 19 Add Lines 14 through 18. . GAMBLING FUNDS RECONCILIATION 20 GAMBLING FUND BALANCE (line 13 minus 19) . . . . . . 21 PROFIT CARRY-OVER (from Form G-I line 44). . . . . . 22 FUND BALANCE equals PROFIT CARRY-OYER, Difference. . 19 14.999.52 . 20 . 21 . 22 60.313.16 60.313.16 0.00 Signature of Preparer ~ss 7/99 Date 612/464-7225 2003 Centerville "Festival of Lakes" Friday August 1 st #v Sunday August 3rd Organized by the City of Centerville and the Centerville Lions Club. Friday, August 1st Festival Medallion Hunt, $250 Cash Bingo with Prizes, 6pm-9pm Live Music, 9pm-11pm, Non-Alcohol Event All-Star City Softball Game, 7pm-9pm Festival Fireworks @10pm Food, Beverages and Draft Beer, 6pm-l1pm Saturday, August 2nd Festival Parade, lOam-Noon Kid Carnival with Rides and Games, Noon-3pm Car Show Water Ski Show Softball Tournament Lorenz Dance Show Diaper Dash Race and Toddler Race with Prizes Bingo with Prizes, 4pm-6pm · Shave Centerville's Mayor" Fundraiser . Street Dance wi HellandBack, 8pm-Midnight, including Q "Shag-a-delic" Costume Contest, $100 in Prizes Food, Beverages and Draft Beer, Noon-Midnight Sunday I August 3rd Water Ski Show Softball Tournament Food, Beverages and Draft Beer, l1am-4pm Most events will be at laMotte Park and Centerville Lake by WaterWorks.. * All Events and Times are subject to change. Centennial Fire District 7741 Lake Drive LinD Lakes, MN 55014 (651) 784-7472 - Office (651) 784-2427 - Fax MEMO DATE: May 6, 2003 TO: All Steering Committee Members Milo Bennett ;it FROM: SUBJECT: Steering Committee Meeting This memo is to bring to your attention; a scheduled Steering " Committee "Meeting to be held on Thursday, .May 22, 2003 at 3:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at th~ Centennial Fire Station #2, located at 7741 Lake Drive in Lino Lakes. This is a change of schedule due to conflicts. An agenda for the meeting will follow on a later date. . . . . . . " Please call our main office at (651) 784-7472 if you are unable to attend this meeting.