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CITY COUNCIL WORK
SESSIONS & MEETING
AGENDA
COUNCIL MEETING
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
6:30 p.m.
L CALL TO ORDER
1. RoD Call
D.. PUBUC BEARINGS
m APPROVALOFAGENDA
IV. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES
1. November 14, 2007 City Council Work Session Meeting Minutes (page 1-2)
2. November 14, 2007 City Council Meeting Minutes (pages 3-10)
3. November 14, 2007 EDA Meeting Minutes (pages 11-13)
v. CONSENT AGENDA
1. City of Centerville November 15, 2007 through November 28, 2007 aaims
(page 14)
2. Centennial Fire District Claims Tbrough November 15, 2007 (page 15)
3. Pay Estimate #4, Precision Excavating & Grading LLC - Old Mill Road
Improvements - 5104,751.17 (pages 16-19)
4. Successful Performance Review Public Works Maintenance Worker - Mr.
Tedd Peterson & Completion of Year 8 of Employment
5. Release of Easement to Anou County HRAlNew Easement Granted to
Correct Erron in Description (pages 20 -14)
VL A W ARDSIPRESENTATIONS/APPEARANCES
1. Ms. Connie Moore, Alexandra House (pages 25-27)
2. Mr. Mike Tbinesin, Centerville Uons Accounting for Fete des Lacs City
Donation (pages 28-29)
3. Ms. Lachelle WUUams, YMCA Update (pages 30-33)
VB. OLD BUSINESS
1. Environmental Assessment Worksheet Response & Comments (Binder)
a. Res. #07-OXX - Adopting Findings of Fad & Record of Decision -
EA W Downtown Redevelopment (page 34)
2. 2009 Street & Utility Improvements Project
a. Preliminary Survey Stope & Fee Proposal- Bonestroo (pages 35-36)
b. Schedule Input Meeting - 2009 Street Reconstruction Project
vm. NEW BUSINESS
1. Alexandra Bouse Request Funding for 2008 - 52,074
2. Consider Granting Tobacco Licensing for 2008:
a. Comer Express
b. CenterMart
Co Sagers Bar " Grill
d. Trio Inn
4. Consider Granting On-Sale" Sunday Liquor Licensing for 2008:
a. Sagen Bar" Grill
b. Trio Inn
c. Wiseguy Pizza
4. Consider Granting OfT-Sale Liquor Licensing for 2008:
a. Trio Inn
IX. ANNOUNCEMENTSlUPDA YES
1. City Administrator, Mr. Dallas Larson
2. Downtown Redevelopment
X. ADJOURNMENT
* * REMIND ERS * *
Thanksgiving Day - November 22,2007 & November 23,2007 - City Hall Closed **HAPPY
THANKSGIVING* *
Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting - December 4,2007,6:30 p.m. Council Chambers
Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting- December 5, 2007, 6:30 p.m. Council Chambers
EDA Meeting - December 12, 2007, Following Regularly Scheduled Council Meeting Council
Chambers
City Council Meeting - December 12, 2007, 6:30 p.m. Council Chambers
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION
November 14, 2007
6:00 p.m.
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof: the City of Centervi1le held their work session meeting
on November 14, 2007, at City Hall, 1880 Main Street.
PRESENT:
STAFF:
Mayor Mary Capra
Council Member Tom Lee
Council Member Michelle Lakso
Council Member leffPaar
Council Member Linda Broussard
None Not
City Administrator Dallas Larson
City Engineer Mark Statz
ABSENT:
L CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Capra called the November 14,2007, City Council Work Session to order at 6:00
p.m.
n. ITEMS OF DISCUSSION
1. Interview with Mr. Roland Parrucci for Planning and Zoning Candidate
Mr. Parrucci was asked the foJlowing questions:
a. What do you see as the role of the Planning and Zoning Commission?
Mr. Parrucci replied he believes the role is to review ordinances and ensure
appropriateness and ensure health and safety of the community through ordinances.
b. What practical eJqlefience or expertise can you bring to the Commission?
Mr. Parrucci replied he is a business manager of Oakdale Schools for many years and
was responsible for the operations of the School District health and safety programs.
c. What do you perceive to be the important issue facing Centerville?
Mr. Parrucci replied growth. He believes the City is facing two conflicting issues: 1) The
older residents wanting to leave the City as it has been, and 2) the younger residents
wanting to see growth.
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d. As a Planning and Zoning member. there might be occasions where planning
related applications involve individuals. corporations. or other business
interests that misJrt have a personal professional. or business relationship with
you. How would you determine if a potential conflict of interest exists and
how would you handle that situation?
Mr. Parrucci replied if a personal gain for him were the case he would excuse himself
from the issue.
e. Why are you interested in becoming a member of the Planning and Zoning
Commission?
Mr. Parrucci replied he believes it is a way to give back to the community.
f How 10DB have you lived in Centerville?
Mr. Parrucci replied since 2000.
g. Have you attended any Planning and Zoning meetings? If so. when?
Mr. Parrucci replied he attended the meeting on November 13, 2007.
h. How have you been involved in the community?
1. If not appointed to this commission. would you be interested in serving on
another committee.
Mr. Parrucci replied yes, he would like to get involved.
j. Do you have any comments or questions?
Mr. Parrucci replied the next few years will be tough.
Discussion ensued.
Mayor Capra informed Mr. Parmcci that a joint meeting of all the commissions and
committees would be held in the near future so he could meet everyone.
m. CONVENE TO CfIY COUNCIL MEETING
Mayor Capra adjourned the work session at 6: 19 p.m and convened to the City Council
Meeting.
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Dianna Wise, Recording Secretary
TimeSaver Off Site Secretarial. Inc.
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
November 14, 2007
6:30 p.m.
Pursuant to due call and notice thereot: the City of Centerville held their regularly scheduled
meeting on November 14,2007. at City HaJ~ 1880 Main Street.
STAFF:
Mayor Mary Capra
Council Member Tom Lee
Council Member Michelle Lakso,L; ; .cae ,A
Council Member JeffPaar
::i1 Membulinda B~ ~~t
City Administrator Dallas Larson
City Attorney Kurt Glaser
City Engineer Mark Statz
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
L CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Capra calJed the November 14, 2007, City Council meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.
n. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Mayor Capra added page 14a to Item 1 and Item 6 to V. Consent Agenda.
Mayor Capra pointed out that Item 1 under VII. New Business included new pages 22-25.
Mayor Capra added pages 318 and 32b to Item 5 under vn. New Business.
Councilmember Broussard added Street Reconstruction Project Comments under VI. Old
Business.
Motion bv Council Member Lee.. seconded bv Council Member Paar.. to aoorove the
nenda as amended. AD in favor. Motion carried unuimouslv.
n. PUBUC HEARINGS
1. WeUhead Protection Plan
Mayor Capra opened the Public Hearing at 6:35 p.m.
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City Administrator Larson explained that the Wellhead Protection Plan is a method of
preventing well contamination by effectively managing potential contamination to City
wells. He explained the concept of the plan to Council members and the audience. He
pointed out the locations of the two wells.
City Administrator Larson explained that the Wellhead Management issues include land
use, wells, ISTS, hazardous materials, transportation corridors, agricultural incentives,
and feedlots. He outlined the goals associated with the Plan and indicated they are
referenced in the Comprehensive Plan and would be incorporated into other plans.
Mayor Capra stated that this came into play partly due to Homeland Security issues.
Councilmember Lakso inquired as to the timeframe for the goals.
City Administrator Larson replied that by the end of December the plan would be
approved.
Mayor Capra questioned whether residents on Shad Avenue hooked up to City water in
2004.
City Administrator Larson replied that this would need to be investigated.
Council member Broussard questioned the Utilities Staging Plan on page five and
indicated the date was not correct.
Motion bv Council Member [.Akso. seconded bv Council Member Brous.rd. to
close the Public HearinS! on the Wellhead Protection Plan at 6:44 ,.m. AU in favor.
Motion carried unanimouslv.
2. Downtown Environmental Assessment Worksheet
Mayor Capra opened the Public Hearing at 6:45 p.m.
City Engineer Statz summarized the process for publishing the Findings of Fact for the
Downtown Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW). He invited the public to make
comments or ask questions they might have.
Mayor Capra commented that there are 25 known wells in the area and questioned the
difference in these wells.
City Engineer Statz explained the difference in the wells. He stated that residential wells
are drift wells.
Mayor Capra questioned potential contamination in the down town area. She questioned
whether the underground storage tanks were still located down town.
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City Administrator Larson replied that the tanks were removed and the site (Block 5) was
examined by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
Motion bv Council Member Lee. seconded bv Council Member Broussard.. to dose
the Public Beannl! on the Dowutowu Environmental Assessment Worksheet at 6:50
O.DI. AD in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
IV. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES
1. October 24. 2007 City Council Work Session Minutes (1)
2. October 24. 2007 City Council Work Session Minutes (2)
City Engineer Statz requested that Item C, page 2 of 5, state, "'Consensus reached that by
virtue of the Rice Creek Watershed, the City is "ultimately" responsible for the rain
gardens and therefore, the rain gardens should be established within City easements
''where possible."
Remove the motion to adjourn.
Motion bv Council Member Lakso. seconded bv Council Member Broussard to
aoorove the October 24. 2007 City Council Work Session Minutes Darts one and
two as amended. All in favor. ICounciJmember Paar abstained) Motion carried .
3. October 24.2007 City Council Meeting Minutes
Mayor Capra requested "developer" be changed to "owner" on page 3 of5, Item 3.
Motion bv Council Member Broussard. seconded bv Council Member Lee to
aDDrove the October 24. 2007 City Council Meetin2 Minutes and Work Session
Minutes Darts one and two as amended. All in favor. ICouncilmember Pur
abstained Motion carried .
V. CONSENT AGENDA
1. City of Centerville October 25. 2007 through November 14. 2007 Claims
2. Centennial Fire District Claims through November 7. 2007
3. Centennial Lakes Police Department Claims throUBh November 7. 2007
4. Annual Contract Renewal for 2008 - Embedded Systems. Inc. (Tornado Sirens
Maintenance) - $37.95/Siren/Month
5. Annual Addendum to Service Contract for 2008 - TimeSaver (Recording
Secretary Services) - 3% Increase
6. Successful Performance Review and Completion of Year 3. Mr. John Meyer.
Finance Director
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Motion bv Counpl Member 14kso. seconded '"' Council Member Pur to .oorove
the Consent AftDda as oresented. AD in favor. Motion eamed unanimouslv.
VL A WARDSIPRESENTATIONSlAPPEARANCES
None
vn. OLD BUSINESS
1. Street Reconstruction Project Comments
Councilmember Broussard informed Council of expressed concerns by residents over the
Street Reconstruction Project. She asked if the City could consider alternatives to
bonding to finance the street project. She commented she is tired of people saying they
do not want anything done.
Council member Lee commented that he thought about how this could be made more
palatable and realized there is no solution. He stated it is the job of City Council to
ensure streets are maintained.
Discussion ensued.
Mayor Capra stated that she would like a Public Input Meeting held after the first of the
year. She requested this be discussed at the December, 2007 City Council meeting.
Mayor Capra requested that the media publish and instruct residents to direct their
comments and questions to the City Administrator, who would then inform the Council.
Council member Paar commented that if the City paid 100 percent, those residents who
said their road was in good condition would be first in line to state their roads were in
need of repair. He commented that money is put aside for street maintenance. He
explained taxes were not raised because of road maintenance. He encouraged residents to
look at where their taxes went up. He stated that he wants CenterviJle to be a nice City
and a great place to open businesses. He stressed that he is in favor of cost savings
opportunities; however, because Centerville is a small city, limitations exist.
vm. NEW BUSINESS
1. Resolution #07-042 Delinquent SewerlWater/Garbage Services
Certification! Assessmel\ts for 2008
City Administrator reported that this is an annual list of unpaid SewerlWaterl Garbage
service assessments.
Motion bv Council Member Broussard. seconded bv Council Member Lee.. to
aDprove Resolution #O7-04~. a Resolution AoDrovinsr ~ouent Sewerl Waterl
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Garbaee Services CertifieatiOQ[Assessments for 2008. All in favor. Motion carried
unuimouslv.
2. Resolution #07-043 - City Grass Mowing Services Certification/Assessments for
2008
City Administrator Larson reported that this is a nuisance abatement notification.
Motion bv Council Member Lee.. seconded bv Council Member Lakso. to aoorove
Resolution #07-043. a Resolution Aoorovine Citv Grass Mowine Services
Certifi~tionlAssessments for 2008. AU in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
3. Proposal to ~ and Upgrade Well #1 Pump House
city Administrator Larson pointed out the estimate to complete work on Well House #1.
Discussion ensued.
Mayor Capra asked that staff request another proposal for the repair and upgrade of Well
# 1 Pump House.
Motion bv Council Member Lee.. seconded bv CouncD Member Lakso. to Aoorove
the Prooosal to Repair and UD2rade Well #1 Pump House not to exceed $14.500.
AU in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
4. Eagle Pass Townhome Request for Additional Street Lighting Within the
Development
Council members reviewed the map of Eagle Pass Townhomes and the location of the
current lighting.
Mayor Capra requested City Engineer Statz determine if the standards have changed
since these were sited.
Discussion ensued.
Councilmember Broussard stated that she would like to see a letter from the Townhome
Association indicating everyone was in agreement.
Mayor Capra directed City Administrator Larson to speak to the president of the
Homeowners Association and gather additional information.
5. Planning and Zoning Recommendation - 1588 and 1580 Sorel Street
(HansonlMarshall) Request for SubdivisionlRe-Platting ofLat Lines
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a Resolution #07-044 - Scheduling Public Hearing to Consider Vacation of
Easements
city Administrator Larson informed Council that the request included a variance because
the lakeside frontage did not meet the minimum requirement of 100 feet. He displayed
the preliminary plat of Sorel Street and explained the request. He pointed out the location
of the easements to be vacated.
Discussion ensued.
Council member Broussard noted that the adjoining property owner believers that there is
a survey discrepancy on one comer of the plat. She stated that she wanted to make sure
all the variances required are done at the same time.
City Administrator Larson replied that Council is only looking at the lake frontage
variance at this time, but that it is possible that setback non-conformities could be created
if the survey comer moves.
Mr. Lloyd Hanson, 1588 Sorel Street, commented the two surveyors communicated and
the amount is ten inches rather than two feet. He reported the surveyors and property
owners are working together to resolve this issue.
Motion by COUDciI Member Lee. seconded by Council Member p... to aoorove
ResolutioD ##()7..044. a ResolutioD Schedulinl! a Public Hearinl! to Consider VacatioD
ofEuements. ~ ~ favor. MotioD carried unanimously.
MotioD by CouDciI Member Lakso. s~onded by Council Member Pur. to aODrove
the PrelimiDary Plat based UJtOD PlaDDine: 804 ZoniDI! CommissioD's FiDdiD2S &
Recommendation for lSBO and 1588 Sore] Street. indudinl! the Lakeshore VariaDc~
All iD favor. Motion carried un8Oimouslv.
6. Consider Appointment of Mr. Roland Parrucci to the Planning and Zoning
Commission
MotioD by Council Member Pur. seconded by Council Member Lee. to aoprove the
AQ\JOintmeDt of Mr. Rol.nd Parrucci to tbe PlanniD2 and ZoDinS! CommissioD. All
in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
7. Resolution #07-045 - Accepting Proposals on the Sale of $2.600.000 General
Obligation (G.O.) Improvement Bonds - (CSAH 14. Old Mill Road and Fairview
Street Improv~ments)
Motion by Council Member Broussard. secoDded by Council Member Pur. to
aQnrove ResolutioD #07..045. a Resolution AcceDtins! Pro~ OD the Sale of
52.600.000 Gen~ Obli,ation Imorovement Bonds. Series 2007A. Providint! for
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their Issuance and Plecbrinl! for the Securitv Thereof Certain Revenues to United
Baqkers Bank. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
8. Resolution #07-046 - Authorizing the ~yor to Sign and the Submission of the
Safe Routes to School Application (CSAH 14/Dupre Road Underpass)
City Administrator Larson explained that the City applied for this grant last year but was
not successful. He stated that staffwould like to apply for this grant again.
Motion bv Council Member Lee. seconded bv Council Member Lak.... to aoorove
Resolution #07-046. a Resolution Autborizin2 the Mavor to Si2D and the Submission
of a Safe Routes to School Gnnt AoolicatiOD to the Minnesota Deoartment of
TransoortatiOD. AD in favor. Motion carried unanimously.
IX. ANNOUNCEMENTSIUPDATES
1. City Administrator Larson
City Administrator Larson reported that the Comprehensive Plan meeting held on
November 13, 2007 resulted in a good turnout.
City Administrator Larson reported that the paving of Old Mill Road is complete.
City Administrator Larson reported on moving the power lines in the downtown area.
2. Chauncey Barett Gardens - Senior Hou~inglRental Rates for 2008
Mayor Capra reported that City staff received a letter signed by the residents of Chauncey
Barett Gardens regarding possible rent increases. She explained that the residents believe
they are on a level with current market value rates for the area. She reported the residents
request that their rental rates for 2008 be held at the current level.
City Administrator Larson explained that the funding programs that financed the project
establish the method of setting rates.
Mayor Capra recommended sending a response to the residents of Chauncey Barett
Gardens acknowledging receipt of their petition.
City Administrator Larson replied he would draft a letter for Mayor Capra's signature.
3. 135/WE Coalition
Council member Lakso reported that the Coalition decided to do an inventory of concerns.
She stated Anoka County is taking the lead on this.
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Mayor Capra indicated that the Coalition would meet every two months to discuss issues
rather than quarterly. She stated this has more to do with lobbying for funding. She
stated that the Metropolitan Council attended and recommended this be included in City
Comprehensive Plans.
Councilmember Broussard reported that she would not be at the next Planning and
Zoning Commission meeting or the next City Council meeting.
Councilmember Lakso reported City Scope would air a show at 6:30 p.rn. on Friday,
November 17, 2007 and re-air throughout the week at 6:30 a.m./p.m., 2:30 a.m./p.m., and
10:30 a.m./p.m highlighting the businesses in the uptown area ofCenterville.
Council member Lee reported that the Parks and Recreation Committee met on November
7, 2007. He reported that the Committee is working on Tracie McBride Park
renovations.
XL ADJOURNMENT
Motion bv Council Member Broussard. seconded bv Council Member Lakso. to
adiourn the October 24.1007 Cm CouncH Meetinl! at 8:10 o.m. and convened to
the Economic Develooment Authoritv Meetin2. All in favor. Motion carried
unanimouslv.
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TimeSaver Off Site Secretarial, Inc.
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CITY OF CENTERvn..LE
ECONOMIC DEVEWPMENT AUTHORITY
November 14, 2007
8: 15 p.m.
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City of Centerville held its scheduled Economic
Development Authority meeting on August 8, 2007, at City Hall, 1880 Main Street.
PRESENT: Commissioner Mary Capra
Commissioner Tom Lee
Commissioner Michelle Lakso
Commissioner IeffPaar
Commissioner Linda Broussard
Commissioner Jenny Dosch
Commissioner Michael Warner
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ABSENT: None
STAFF:
City Administrator Dallas Larson
L CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
Mayor Capra called to order at 8: 15 p.m.
n. ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA
The agenda was adopted as presented.
m. OLD BUSINESS
None.
IV. NEW BUSINESS
A. Oath of Office
Commissioner Capra read the Oath of Office for the EDA members. The members then
signed the Oath of Office and turned them in to City Administrator Larson.
B. Election of Officers
Motion made by Commissioner Lee. seconded by Commissioner Broussard. to
Dominate Michelle ~ for President 8Ild Jenny Dosch for Vice President.
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Commissioner Lakso accepted the nomination for Vice President.
Commissioner Dosch accepted the nomination for Vice President.
All in Favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
City Administrator Larson recommended a secretary be nominated. He stated a treasurer
is not required at this time.
Motion bv Commissioner Broussard. seconded bv Commissioner Pur. to nominate
Commi~lioner CaorB as the EDA Secretarv.
Commissioner Capra accepted the nomination as Secretary.
All in Favor. Motion carried unaaimouslv.
C. Adootion or Bv-Laws
The By-Laws were reviewed by the Commissioners.
Motion bv Commissioner Broussard. seconded bv Commissioner Caora. to acceot
"flaws as ores~ted. All in Favor. Motion carried unanimouslv.
D. Assistin2 Local Businesses throu,b Construction of CSAH 14 Imnacts
1. Ms. Renee Sande. Transportation Demand Management Coordinator.
Anoka County Transportation Management Organization.
Ms. Sande distributed examples and samples of what the Transportation Management
Organization does. She explained how the organization is funded and its mission.
Ms. Sande discussed road construction and the projects occurring in the County. She
stated these projects include the Highway 651242/County Road 14 Strategic
Communications Promotional Plan, and the Highway 242/65 Interchange Project.
Ms. Sande explained how the Anoka County Transportation Management Organization
works with businesses to advertise that businesses are open during construction. She
provided samples of the advertising options such as brochures, mailers, and newspaper
articles.
Commissioner Paar recommended information be included in the monthly utility billings
and as articles in the local newspapers.
Commissioner Capra recommended the EDA President contact the businesses to
determine their needs.
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Commissioner Broussard recommended the EDA develop a flyer for distribution and ad
copy/insert for the local newspapers. She suggested the EDA work on a schedule.
City Administrator Larson questioned whether the Anoka County Transportation
Management Organization could cost share.
Ms. Sande replied they could so long as she is provided with a list of businesses. She
referred Commissioners to the website at www.BlaineBiz.com for examples of the
advertising.
Discussion ensued.
Consensus reached to direct staff to send a post card to businesses informing them of an
EDA meeting to brainstorm and discuss options to advertise that they are open for
business during construction. The Commissioners agreed to hold the meeting on
Tuesday, November 27,2007 at 7:30 a.M. at City Hall.
Consensus reached to direct staff to research the cost of an insert for the Quad and the
Citizen.
Discussion ensued.
v. ANNOUNCEMENTSIUPDATES
Commissioner Capra suggested adding the downtown redevelopment project to the next
agenda.
Commissioner Capra recommended the EDA be invited to other City meetings.
VL ADJOURNMENT
Motion bv Commissioner Broussard. seconded by Commissioner Caara. to adjoum
the EDA Meetine at 9:20 a.m. AD in favor. Motion aaoroved UDAOimo1!slv.
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
11/21/07 11 :20 AM
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10100 MAIN STREET BANK
Paid Chk# 022887 AFLAC
Paid Chk# 022888 BRAUN INTERTEC
Paid Chk# 022889 CORNER EXPRESS
Paid Chk# 022890 IMAGE PRINTING & GRAPHICS
Paid Chk# 022891 KEY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
Paid Chk# 022892 MET. COUNCIL ENV. SERVo
Paid Chk# 022893 METROPOLITAN COUNCIL
Paid Chk# 022894 MINN. DEPT. OF HEALTH
Paid Chk# 022895 NORTHERN WATER WORKS
Paid Chk# 022896 OLSON POWER & EQUIPMENT,
Paid Chk# 022897 PRECISION EXCAVATING &
Paid Chk# 022898 PRESS PUBLICATIONS
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11/28/2007
11/28/2007
11/28/2007
11/28/2007
11/28/2007
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11/28/2007
11/28/2007
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Total Checks
NOVEMBER 2007
Check Amt
$45.88 J. MCPHERSON & J MEYER - AFLAC
$7,674.50 2009 STREET & UT IMPROV. - PRO
$1,092.77 FUEL FOR OCT & SEPT 07
$43.18 BULDING PERMIT SIGNS
$403.08 TIRE REPLACEMENT SERVICE
$12,344.38 WASTEWATER SERV THRU 12-2007
$1,658.25 OCTOBER 2007 SAC CHARGES
$1,524.81 WATER TEST FEE
$128.33 FLUORESCENT BLUE PAINT & FLAG
$1.96 o RING
$104,751.17 OLD MILL RD UT & STREET IMPR
$66.60 LEGAL RATES - NOTICE OF SALE
$21,245.43 DECEMBER 2007 HEALTH INS.
$152.31 PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
$3,384.37 1745 MAIN & 7098 CENTERVILLE R
$154,517.02
PLEASE NOTE: There will be an updated list of disbursements for approval on 11-28-07.
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SCHOOl
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11107 11/15107 2917 14Q4108 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS CELL PHONES 151.67
11107 11/15107 2978 150140 OFFICE DEPOT, INC INK CARTRIDGESIMISC 181.05
11107 11/15107 2979 160150 PEARSON EDUCATION EMERGENCY CARE 758.88
OORKBOOKS
11107 11115107 2980 170180 QV\EST COMMUNICATIONS 214.28
11107 11/15107 2981 240100 XCEL ENERGY STATION 2 ELECTRIC 486.23
To18's: 28,832.98
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Bonestroo
Owner: Citv of Centerville, 1880 Main Street, Centerville, MN 55038 Date: November 20, 2007
For Period: 10/1812007 to 11/20/2007 Reauest No: 4
Contractor: Predsion Excavatina & Gradina llC, 2104 Pierce/Saint Croix Road, Baldwin, WI 54002
CONTRACTOR'S REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
OLD MIll ROAD UTILITY AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS
BONESTROO FILE NO. 000616-06147-0
SUMMARY
1 Original Contract Amount
2 Change Order - Addition
3 Change Order - Deduction
4 Revised Contract Amount
5 Value Completed to Date
6 Material on Hand
7 Amount Earned
8 Less Retainage 5%
9 Subtotal
10 Less Amount Paid Previously
11 Liquidated damages -
12 AMOUNT DUE THIS REQUEST FOR PAYMENT NO.
$
$
$
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Recommended for Approval by:
BONESTROO
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Approved by Contractor:
PRECISION EXCAVATING Be GRADING LLC
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Approved by Owner:
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
297,494.75
297,494.75
260,394.39
0.00
260,394.39
13,019.72
247,374.67
142,623.50
0.00
104,751.17
Specified Contract Completion Date:
Date:
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Contract Unit Current Quantity Amount
No. Item Unit Quantity Price Quantity to Date to Date
PART 1 - SITE GRADING:
1 MOBILIZATION LS 1 6000.00 0.1 1 $6,000.00
2 TRAFFIC CONTROL LS 1 1000.00 0.1 0.9 $900,00
3 DEWATERING LS 1 1.00 1 $1.00
4 TEMPORARY ROCK CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE TN 75 20.00 35 $700.00
5 REMOVE BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT SY 2500 1.00 2400 $2,400.00
6 REMOVE CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER LF 215 4.00 163 $652.00
7 REMOVE LANDSCAPE WOOD BARRIER LS 1 500.00 1 $500.00
8 REMOVE RCP CULVERT LF 60 4.00 32 $128.00
9 REMOVE CMP CULVERT LF 60 2.00 43 $86.00
10 REMOVE SANITARY SEWER PIPE LF 25 5.00 $0.00
11 SALVAGE AND REINSTALL EXISTING CMP CULVERT LF 45 5.55 23 23 $127.65
12 SALVAGE AND REINSTALL MAILBOX EA 4 100.00 2 4 $400.00
13 SALVAGE, STOCKPILE, AND REINSTALL AGGREGATE BASE CY 350 4.50 225 275 $1,237.50
14 SALVAGE, STOCKPILE, AND RESPREAD EXISTING TOPSOIL LS 1 3300.00 0.3 1 $3,300.00
15 SILT FENCE, MACHINE SLICED LF 500 1.40 $0.00
16 CL~AR AND ~RUB LS 1 1500.00 1 $1,500.00 . .
17 COMMON EXCAVATION (EV) CY 3890 4.00 285 3885 $15,540.00
18 SUBGRADE EXCAVATION (EV) CY 1000 4.00 381 381 $1,524.00
19 TOPSOIL BORROW (LV) CY 250 12.00 $0.00
20 PROTECTION OF CB IN STREET - FURNISH AND INSTALL WIMCO EA 5 195.00 3 5 $975.00
21 SODDING, LAWN TYPE SY 915 4.00 133 133 $532.00
22 SEEDING, INCL. MNDOT SEED MIX 270, FERTILIZER, MULCH, AND DISK ANCHOR AC 1 1500.00 0.95 0.95 $1,425.00
TOTAL PART 1 - SITE GRADING: $37,928.15
PART 2 - SANITARY SEWER:
23 CONNECT TO EXISTING SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE EA 1 400.00 1 $400.00
24 8" PVC SANITARY SEWER, SDR 35, ALL DEpTHS LF 699 19.00 690 $13,110.00
25 4' DIA SANITARY MH, INCL. R-1733 CSTG, AND CONC ADJ RINGS EA 3 1800.00 3 $5,400.00
26 4' DIAMETER SANITARY MANHOLE OVER DEPTH LF 19 150.00 13.95 $2,092.50
27 8" X4" PVC WYE, SDR 35 EA 5 55.00 6 $330.00
28 10" X 4" SADDLE WYE, SDR 35 EA 1 75.00 1 $75.00
29 8" PVC PLUG EA 3 50.00 3 $150.00
30, IMPROVED PIPE FOUNDATION LF 699 2.00 603 $1,206.00
31 CLOSED CIRCUIT TV INSPECTION LF 699 1.00 664 664 $664.00
TOTAL PART 2 - SANITARY SEWER: $23,427.50
PART 3 - WATER MAIN:
32 CONNECT TO EXISTING 8" WATER MAIN EA 1 400.00 1 $400.00
33 8" PVC C900WATER MAIN LF 660 24.00 654 $15,696.00
34 6" PVC C900WATER MAIN LF 35 21.00 64 $1,34400
35 8" GATE VALVE AND BOX EA 1 1250.00 1 $1,250.00
36 HYDRANT WITH VALVE EA 2 3100.00 2 2 $6,200:0~
37 DUCTIL~ IRON FITTINGS LB 1400 2.50 1172 $2,930.00
38 IMPROVED PIPE FOUNDATION LF 695 2,00 $0.00
TOTAL PART 3 - WATER MAIN: $27,820.00
PART 4 - SERVICES:
39 1" CORPORATION STOP WITH 8" SADDLE EA 6 125.00 7 $875.00
40 1" CURB STOP AND BOX EA 6 145.00 7 $1,015.00
41 1" TYPE "K" COPPER WATER SERVICE LF 320 17.00 370 $6,290.00
42 4" PVC, SCH. 40 SERVICE PIPE LF 270 16.00 352 $5,632.00
43 IMPROVED PIPE FOUNDATION LF 300 2.00 $0,00
44 INSULATION, 4" THICK SY 25 26.00 14 14 $364.00
TOTAL PART 4 - SERVICES: $14,176.00
PART 5 - STORM SEWER:
45 CONNECT TO EXISTING CATCH BASIN EA 1 350.00 1 $350.00
46 15. RCP STORM SEWER, CLASS 5 LF 453 26.00 453 $11,77800
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Contract Unit Current Quantity Amount
No. Item Unit Quantity Price Quantity to Date to Date
47 24" RCP STORM SEWER, CLASS 3 lF 232 37.00 233 $8,621,00
48 24" FlARED END SECTION, INCLUDING TRASH GUARD EA 1 1375.00 1 $1,375.00
49 4' DIA STORM SEWER CBMH,INCL. R-3067-VB CSTG, AND CONC ADJ RINGS EA 2 1300.00 2 $2,600,00
50 4' DIA STORM SEWER CBMH,INCL. R-3067-V CSTG, AND CONC ADJ RINGS EA 1 1325.00 1 $1,325.00
51 4' DIA STORM SEWER MH, INCL. R-1733 CSTG, AND CONC ADJ RINGS EA 1 1500.00 1 $1,500.00
52 CLASS III RANDOM RIPRAP CY 12 55.00 13 $715,00
53 IMPROVED PIPE FOUNDATION lF 200 2,00 $0,00
54 CLOSED CIRCUIT TV INSPECTION lF 685 1.00 685 685 $685,00
TOTAL PART 5 - STORM SEWER: $28,949.00
PART 6. STREETS:
55 SAWING BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT lF 315 2.00 179 179 $358,00
56 SUBGRADE PREPARATION. STREET SY 3300 0.50 3200 3200 $1,600,00
57 GEOTEXTllE FABRIC, TYPE V SY 3300 1,30 3200 3200 $4,160,00
58 SELECT GRANULAR BORROW (CV) CY 2000 9.50 2000 2000 $19,000.00
59 AGGREGATE BASE, ClASS 5 TN 1570 12.75 1609 1609 $20,514.75
60 TYPE lV} NON WEARING COURSE MIXTURE (B) TN 380 51.50 346,1 346,1 $18,170.25
61 TYPE lV 3 WEARING COURSE MIXTURE (B) TN 290 58.25 50,38 50.38 $2,934.64
62 BITUMINOUS MATERIAL FOR TACK COAT GAL 275 2.00 $0,00
63 SURMOUNTABLE CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER lF 1470 8.95 1438 1438 $12,870.10
64 ADJUST EXISTING CATCH BASIN CASTING EA 1 125.00 1 1 $125.00
65 ADJUST EXISTING MANHOlE CASTING EA 2 175.00 1 1 $175,00
66 4" PERFORATED POLYETHYlENE PIPE, WITH SOCK WRAP lF 1500 3.00 1465 1465 $4,395,00
67 STREET SWEEPER (PICKUP BROOM W/OPERATOR) HR 5 100.00 5 10 $1,000,00
TOTAL PART 6 - STREETS: $85,302.74
ALTERNATE NO.1 - POND AND WETLAND CONSTRUCTION:
68 SilT FENCE, MACHINE SLICED lF 1000 2.00 600 $1,200.00
69 CLEAR AND GRUB lS 1 5000.00 1 $5,000,00
70 SALVAGE, STOCKPilE, AND RESPREAD EXISTING TOPSOil lS 1 5500.00 0.15 1 $5,500,00
71 COMMON EXCAVATION (EV) CY 4600 2,50 4600 $11,500.00
72 TOPSOil BORROW (lV) CY 500 12,00 $0,00
73 SOil BLEND FILTRATION MEDIA CY 150 45.00 50 150 $6,750.00
74 12' RCP STORM SEWER, CLASS 5 lF 8 35,00 8 $280,00
75 12' RCP FLARED END SECTION, INCl TRASH GUARD EA 2 700,00 2 $1,400.00
76 6" PERFORATED POLYETHYLENE PIPE, INCL. SOCK WRAP, AGGREGATE, AND
FABRIC lF 110 12.00 110 $1,320,00
77 6" PVC SOLID COVER CLEAN OUT. PER DETAil EA 1 200,00 1 $200.00
78 EMERGENCY OVERFLOW SWAlE WITH ENKAMAT SY 15 30.00 $0,00
79 CLASS II RANDOM RIPRAP CY 75 50.00 68,07 $3,403.50
80 SEEDING, INCL. MNDOT SEED MIX 270, FERTILIZER, MULCH, AND DISK ANCHOR AC 1,2 1200.00 1,2 1,2 $1,440.00
81 MNDOT MIX W5 - WETLAND MITIGATION AREAS AC 0,5 5000.00 0,5 0,5 $2,500,00
82 MNDOT MIX 328, INFilTRATION AREAS AC 0,15 6500,00 '. 0,15, 0.15 $975,00
83 EROSION CONTROl BLANKETS, CATEGORY 3 SY 1150 1.15 1150 1150 $1,322.50
84 MNDOT MIX 190 - TEMPORARY SEED FOR STOCKPilE lS 1 500,00 $0.00
TOTAL ALTERNATE NO, 1 - POND AND WETlAND CONSTRUCTION: $42,791.00
TOTAL PART 1 - SITE GRADING: $37,928.15
TOTAL PART 2 - SANITARY SEWER: $23,427.50
TOTAL PART 3 - WATER MAIN: $27,820.00
TOTAL PART 4 . SERVICES: $14,176,00
TOTAL PART 5 - STORM SEWER: $28,949.00
TOTAL PART 6 - STREETS: $85,302,74
TOTAL ALTERNATE NO, 1 . POND AND WETLAND CONSTRUCTION: $42,791.00
TOTAL WORK COMPLETED TO DATE $260,394,39
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PROJECT PAYMENT STATUS
OWNER CITY OF CENTERVlllE
BONESTROO FILE NO. 000616-06147-0
CONTRACTOR PRECISION EXCAVATING & GRADING LLC
CHANGE ORDERS
No. Date Description Amount
1 10/9/2007 This Change Order adjusts the substantial completion date from
September 29, 2007 to October 19, 2007. See Chanae Order.
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Total Change Orders
PAYMENT SUMMARY
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o. From To Payment Retamage Compl ete
1 08115/2007 09/06/07 47,933.20 2,522.80 50,456.00
2 09/07/2007 09/20/07 27,466.88 3,968.43 79,368.51
3 09/21/2007 1 0/17/07 67,223.42 7,506.50 150,130.00
4 10/18/2007 11/20/07 104,751.17 13,019.72 260,394.39
Material on Hand
Total Payment to Date $ 24 7,374.67 OriQinal Contract $297,494.75
Retainaqe Pay No. 4 13,019.72 Change Orders
Total Amount Earned $260,394.39 Revised Contract $297,494.75
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ANOKA
COUNTY
ANOKA COUNTY ATTORNEY
ROBERT M.A. JOHNSON
Government Center. 2100 Third Avenue. STE 720. Anoka, MN 55303-5025
(763) 323-5550 . attorney@co.anoka.mn.us
http://www.anokacounty.us/departments/co _attorney
November 6, 2007
John Meyer, Financial Director
City of Centerville
1880 Main Street
Centerville, MN 55038-9794
RECEIVED
NOV 07 2007
CENTERVllLE, MN
RE: Easements at Chauncey Barrett Gardens HRA Homes
Dear John:
As you recall, there needed to be an exchange of easements between the Anoka County
HRA and the City of Centerville regarding the drainage easements at the Chauncey
Barrett Gardens. In addition, the City of Centerville requested an easement from the
HRA for trail and utility purposes over the North 25 feet of that property.
Enclosed you will find the following:
1. A fully executed Easement by the Anoka County HRA, as Grantor, to the
City of Centerville for utility and pedestrian trail purposes across the North
25 feet.
2. A fully executed Easement by the Anoka County HRA, as Grantor, to the
City of Centerville conveying a drainage and utility easement upon the
Chauncey Barrett Garden property.
3. An Easement which must be executed by the City of Centerville which
grants to the Anoka County HRA a perpetual flowage and ponding
easement at the Chauncey Barrett Garden property.
As you recall, the exchange of the easement for drainage purposes is necessary to
correct the legal description for the easements as they are now laid out on the property.
Please have the City execute its Easement to the Anoka County HRA and return it to me
at the above address. I will then have it recorded. I presume you will have the other two
easements to the City of Centerville recorded also.
Affirmative Action I Equal Opportunity Employer
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November 6, 2007
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If you have any questions, please call me at (763) 323-5666.
Sincerely,
A~~ t,. B t~wubD
Anthony C. ~bO
Assistant A;o~ounty Attorney
ACP:kmm
Enclosures
c: Karen Skepper, Community Development Manager
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EASEMENT
For and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) and other valuable
consideration, the City of Centerville, Minnesota, a Minnesota municipal corporation
(Grantor) does hereby grant, bargain and sell, release quitclaim and convey to the Anoka
County Housing and Redevelopment Authority, (Grantee) a public body corporate and
politic, and to its successor and assigns, a perpetual flowage and ponding easement over,
on and upon an~ across the land hereinafter described, all of said land lying and being in
Anoka County, Minnesota. Said land being described as follows:
(See legal description attached hereto as Exhibit A)
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the above Grantor, on this day of ,2007,
has caused this easement to be executed in its name by its Mayor and City Administrator
on behalf of the City of Centerville, Minnesota.
CITY OF CENTERVll..LE, MINNESOTA
By:
Mayor
By:
City Administrator
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STATE OF MINNESOTA )
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COUNTYOFANOKA )
This instrument was acknowledged before me this _ day of
2007 by , Mayor, and
City Administrator, of the City of Centerville, Minnesota, a Minnesota municipal
corporation on behalf of the municipal corporation.
Notary public
THIS INSTRUMENT DRAFTED BY:
Anoka County Attorney's Office (ACP)
2100 Third Ave.
Anoka, MN 55303
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Alexandra
House, Inc.
P.O. Box 49039
Blaine, MN 55449
Phone: 763.780.2332
Crisis/TTY: 763.780.2330
Fax: 763.780.9696
www.alexandrahouse.org
Board of Directors
Vicki Reece,
Chair
Laurie Wolfe,
Vice Chair
Diane Fischer,
Treasurer
Connie Nelson,
Secretary
Cindy Arndt
Kirsten Gorsuch
Rev. Dr. Margaret Guelker
Don IIse
Andre Koen
Lynn Littlejohn
Dave Sollman
Terri Neely Tinklenberg
Connie Moore,
Executive Director
Ending domestic violence for women, families and communities.
June 28, 2007
RECEIVED
JUL 1 7 2007
CENTERVILLE, MN
Dallas Larson, City Administrator
City of Centerville
1880 Main Street
Centerville, MN 55038
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Ded~~
Alexandra House respectfully requests that the City of Centerville
allocate $2,074.00 for services provided to Centerville residents by the
Alexandra House Community Program. In 2006, a total of 20,046
advocacy and support services were provided to victims of domestic
violence by our Community Program. Centerville residents received 159
support and advocacy services. This was a significant increase,
(65 services), from the previous year. I have included a budget that
details the major services provided to CenterviIle residents, the total cost
of providing those services, and the portion of those costs for which we
are requesting financial support from the City of Centerville.
Community Program services include: assistance in filing protection
orders, accompaniment to subsequent hearings, crime victim advocacy
immediately following a domestic assault and throughout the criminal
court process, follow-up provided to patients at Mercy and Unity
Hospitals and clinics, safety planning, information and referral services.
Additionally, community support groups are held each week in various-
locations throughout the county. Monthly Legal Clinic services and a
Family Law session are also offered to assist victims in understanding
their legal options.
Domestic violence is a serious crime that impacts the public health and
safety of every community in this country. The negative consequences of
domestic violence reach beyond family and friends into the workplace
and to society as a whole. In 2003, the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention reported that health-related costs of domestic violence
exceeded $5.8 billion each year in the United States.
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Nearly half of all batteted women report some type of injury as a result of
their victimization. Three out of ten women murdered in the U.S. are the
victims of intimate partner violence.
A domestic violence situation is one of the most dangerous calls
responded to by law enforcement. It is critical that law enforcement
professionals develop and implement programs, policies and practices
that are both safe and effective in meeting the serious and unique
challenges of domestic violence cases. Research shows a
well-coordinated and multidisciplinary approach is one of the more
effective means of reducing domestic violence. Strategies that emphasize
victim safety, while holding offenders accountable, have proven to be one
of the most successful means of intervention.
Alexandra House partners with nearly all law enforcement agencies in the
county, including the Centennial Lakes Police Department and city
prosecutors, to create this kind of response to domestic violence in order
to reduce the incidence of domestic violence in Anoka County while
ensuring the safety of victims and holding offenders accountable.
Your financial support in 2007 was greatly appreciated, and along with
support from Anoka County and other cities we were able to respond to
requests for service from victims of domestic violence in Centerville. I
trust that the City of Centerville will again find merit in our request for
funding and partner with us to ensure that these critical services are
available to your city residents.
Thank you for your consideration. I would be happy to answer any
questions you may have and look forward to meeting with you in person
to further discuss this funding request.
Sincerely,
~fr)~
Connie Moore
Executive Director
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ALEXANDRA HOUSE, INC.
City of Centerville Budget
1-1-2008 TO 12-31-2008
#of
Services
Services Provided Provided
Protection Order Filings 2
Civil Legal Information Advocacy 30
Child Support Advocacy 2
Civil Court Hearings 1
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Crisis Line 23
Legal Representation on OFP's 1
Family Law Info Sessions/Legal Clinic 2
Arrest/Non-Arrest Victim Follow up 4
Criminal Court Information & Advocacy 72
Criminal Court Hearings Attended 14
Safety Planning 10
TOTAL 159
Total services provided by Alexandra House, Inc.
Community Program 20046
Centerville percent of total services provided 1%
Community Program Budget $ 747,000
Amount charged to City of Centerville $ 5,925
Amount paid by other sources $ 3,851
AMOUNT REQUESTED $ 2,074
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Centerville Lions Club Fete De Lacs Account 2007
$20.74
Deposits
$18.394.00
$18,394.00
Expenses
$1150.00
$6800.00
$1200.00
$ 22.10
$1406.00
$3600.00
$ 500.00
$ 120.00
$ 850.00
$ 140.00
$ 425.00
$ 300.00
$ 600.00
$ 300.00
$ 150.00
$ 387.42
$ 6.49
$ 53.23
$ 220.13
$ 3.38
$18,233.75
$20.74
+ $18, 394.00
- $18,233.75
$180.99
Starting Balance
Donation - City of Centerville
Total - Deposits
#3001 "oid
#3002 Midway Party Rental- Tent deposit
#3003 Hollywood Pyro - Deposit, fireworks
#3004 Hollywood Pyro - balance due fireworks
debit Fete de lacs checks
#3005 "oid
#3006 Midway Party Rental - tents, tables, chairs
#3007 Start up cash
#3008 Dance security
#3009 Henry Lubrant - umpire
#3010 Joe Glowacki - Polka band
#3011 Marty Hanft - umpire
#3012 Mike Kloos - umpire
#3013 Jim Fischer - umpire
#3014 Mike To1uay - 1st place
#3015 Paul Luxem - 2nd place
#3016 Bud Lite Softball - 3rd place
#3017 Bill Bisek - food
#3018 Jim Snyder-food
#3019 Capras - fishing contest
#3020 "iking Trophy - fishing contest
#3021 Todd Wolnor - fishing contest
Total Expenses
Starting Balance
Total Deposits
Total Expenses
Ending Balance
;CP
Other Fete De Lacs Expenses Paid from Lions Accounts
$1949.80
$ 278.21
$1300.00
$ 209.68
$ 30.00
$ 532.50
$ 332.40
$ 35.50
$ 356.78
$ 34.04
$ 759.98
$ 70.39
$1381.99
$2000.00
$ 42.51
$ 850.00
$ 400.00
$3150.00
$ 792.69
$ 600.00
$2235.15
$ 14.40
$ 178.00
$2046.40
$ 668.90
$4950.00
$ 31.98
$ 765.87
$ 200.00
Quad Press Advertisement
Sisco - food
Weather ins.
FDL supplies
Kids fishing video
Fishing Contest Flyers
Volunteer T-shirts
Electrical Permit
Sponsor Banner
Caution tape
Visa gift card - raflle
Ball towney supplies
Food
Sound & Lights
Car show supplies
Mistermeaner - band
Teen bands
Uncle Chunk - band
food
Trout - band
Beer
Limes - beer
food & pop
Porta pot sanitation
festival buttons
Tents, tables, chairs
propane
Food & pop
trophies
$26,197. 17
Total
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Centerville Downtown Redevelopment
Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW)
Response to Comments, Findings of Fact,
and Record of Decision
November 28, 2007
CENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Table of Contents
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. .............. . . 3
Comments Received....................................................................................................................... ...........4
Response to Comments ............................................................................................................................. 5
Item-by-Item Response...................................................................................................................... ........6
Item 10: Cover Types .................................................................................................................. 6
Item 12: Physical Impacts to Water Resources ..............................................................................6
Item 17: Water Quality: Surface Water Runoff .............................................................................6
Item 18: Water Quality: Wastewaters.......................................................................................... 9
Item 21: Traffic ................. .................. ......... ........ .................... ....... ................... ..................... ..... 9
Item 25: Nearby Resources......................................................................................................... 13
Item 27: Permits and Approvals Required (SIC) (Compatibility with Plans) ................................... 13
General Comments Response......... ................ ........ ........................... ......... ........... ............ ...................... 15
Findings of Fact ..... ....... .................. .................. ......... .......... ................. .................. ............ ..................... 16
Project Description ....... ....... .... .................. ........ .......... .............. .... ........ .......... ...... ........................ ... 16
Proposed Project........................................................................................................................ " .... 16
Site Description and Existing Conditions............................................................................................16
Criteria for Determining Whether the Project has the Potential for Significant
Environmental Effects ....... ............. .............. .... ....... ......... ..... .... ... ...... ......... ....... .... ............ ...... ......... 16
Criteria A:
Criteria B:
Criteria C:
Criteria D:
Type, Extent, and Reversibility of Environmental Effects................................................. 17
Cumulative Potential Effects of Related or Anticipated Future Projects........................... 32
Extent to Which the Environmental Effects are Subject to Mitigation.............................. 32
Extent to Which Environmental Effects Can be Anticipated and Controlled as a Result of
Other Available Environmental Studies Undertaken by Public Agencies or the Project
Proposer, Including Other Environmental Impact Statements......................................... 34
Record of Decision............................................................................ ....................................................... 35
Attachments
EQB EAW Distribution List
Comment letters Received
CENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Introduction
The Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) was prepared, published, and distributed by the City of
Centerville for the proposed Centerville Downtown Redevelopment project pursuant to Minnesota Rules,
Chapter 4410. The completed EAW was distributed to the Environmental Quality Board (EQB) and persons
and agencies listed on the official EQB EAW Distribution List (August, 2007) in accordance with Minnesota
Rules 4410.1500. The Distribution List as tailored specifically for this project is included at the end of this
document. The notification was published in the fOB Monitor on September 24, 2007 initiating the 3D-day
comment period. A legal notice was submitted September 19, 2007 for publication in the Ouad Community
Press newspaper on September 25, 2007. The notice was also submitted to The Citizen on September 21,
2007, as suggested by its editor, for publication during the public comment period. The 30-day comment
period ended on October 24, 2007.
The EAW and comments on it have been reviewed in accordance with Minnesota Rules 4410.1700 to
determine if the project has potential for significant environmental effects. This document includes the
Response to Comments for all comments received by the City of Centerville, the Findings of Fact supporting
the decision, and the Record of Decision.
The purpose of an EAW is to evaluate a proposed project's potential for significant environmental effects.
It is not to be used to justify a decision, nor do indications of adverse environmental effects necessarily
require that a project be disapproved. EAWs are used as guides in issuing, amending, and denying permits
and carrying out other responsibilities of governmental units to avoid or minimize adverse environmental
effects and to restore and enhance environmental quality (Minnesota Rules 4410.0300, Subp. 3).
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eENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Comments Received
One county agency and two regional agencies submitted written comments on the EAW. Copies of the
comment letters are included at the end of this document.
The following table lists the comment letters received in chronological order.
Table 1.0
Comment letters Received
No. Comment Letter Received From Signatory Abbreviation Date
1. Anoka County Highway Department Jack Corkle Anoka County October 18, 2007
Hiqhway Dept
Marcey Westrick,
2. Rice Creek Watershed District Emmons & Olivier RCWD October 22, 2007
Resources
3. Metropolitan Council Phyllis Hanson Met Council October 23, 2007
4. Metropolitan Council Phvllis Hanson Met Council November 6, 2007
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CENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Response to Comments
Minnesota Rules 4410.1600 states that the comments shall address the accuracy and completeness of the
material contained in the EAW, potential impacts that may warrant further investigation before the project
is commenced, and the need for an EIS on the proposed project. As part of the process in determining
whether an EIS is needed, the City of Woodbury must respond to all substantive comments received during
the 30-day comment period (Minnesota Rules 4410.1700, Subp. 4 and 5).
This document responds to comments organized by EAW item number and addressed on an item-by-item
basis. Agencies and individuals who commented are listed by abbreviation in random order at the start of
each topic and item.
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CENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Item-by-Item Response
ITEM 10. COVER TYPES
AGENCIES/INDMDUALS COMMENTING: RCWD
1. Comment Summary: The approximate proposed wetland impacts of 0.38 acres will be subject to WCA
sequencing and mitigation requirements through the District permitting process. In addition, wetlands
before and after construction should at a minimum be equal given WCA requirements.
Response: Comment acknowledged. Item 12 of the EAW states that the developer will need to work
with the RCWD regarding potential impacts to the wetland and that any impacts will be subject to the
Wetland Conservation Act requirement for replacement at a 2: 1 ratio.
ITEM 12. PHYSICAL IMPACTS TO WATER RESOURCES
AGENCIES/INDIVIDUALS COMMENnNG: MET COUNCIL
1. Comment Summary: The project proposes to eliminate the only wetland within the proposed 37-acre
redevelopment area and to excavate the depression for use as a stormwater treatment basin.
Elimination is contrary to Council Policies that promote protection of such water resources. Council
policies recommend utilization of best wetland management practices that result in maintenance and
improvement of water quality, control of runoff rates and volumes to reduce erosion and flooding, and
preservation of the designated beneficial uses of such natural basins.
This wetland area should be avoided and proposed stormwater detention and treatment facilities
should be accommodated elsewhere on or off the immediate site. The ongoing CSAH 14 project in the
City already resulted in elimination of several acres of wetland in the City. Since Clearwater Creek is
impaired for fish and invertebrate according to the biotic integrity (lBI), further losses in the City could
incrementally worsen the Creeks IBI.
Response: The developer will be required to comply with the Wetland Conservation Act (WCA).
As indicated above and in the EAW, the developer will need to work with the Rice Creek Watershed
District (RCWD) regarding potential impacts to the wetland and any mitigation that will be required.
RCWD is the Local Government Unit (LGU) responsible for the administration of the WCA.
ITEM 17. WATER QUALITY: SURFACE WATER RUNOFF
AGENCIES/INDIVIDUALS COMMENTING: RCWD, MET COUNCIL
1. Comment Summary: As part of the Centerville Lake TMDL, the District has completed a nutrient
budget analysis for Centerville Lake. In addition, preliminary analysis completed by the District indicates
that the proposed District rule will allow the city to redevelop the downtown area while meeting the
Centerville TMDL goal. This information has been shared with the City of Centerville, and as a result,
the District does not find it necessary for the city to complete a nutrient budget analysis separate from
the Districts. With that said, as noted in the EAW, Clearwater Creek is also listed as an impaired
waterbody due to biological impairment and the city should attempt to reduce stormwater volume and
rates entering the creek to the maximum extent practicable.
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Response: The project must and will comply with City, MPCA, and RCWD requirements. The City
believes the strategies planned for incorporation into the redevelopment project will ensure that the
quality of Clearwater Creek will not worsen due to the proposed project. The City can encourage the
developer to go beyond the adopted City, MPCA, and RCWD requirements but it does not have the
authority to require it.
2. Comment Summary: Several stormwater management strategies are listed such as rain gardens,
depressed parking lot islands, pervious pavement with underground storage, and pretreatment
and infiltration basins. It should also be noted that Low Impact Development techniques could
be used including native landscaping and reduced imperviousness.
Response: Comment acknowledged. The RCWD suggestions will be considered as the project design
moves forward. It is likely that additional techniques such as native plantings and re-use of captured
stormwater runoff, will be incorporated into the project.
3. Comment Summary: The District appreciates the open communication with the City of Centerville
regarding the Centerville lake TMDl and sees the Centerville Redevelopment as an opportunity to
improve the quality of stormwater that is discharging to both the lake and Clearwater Creek. The
District looks forward to assisting the city as this project goes forward to ensure that District
Rules and TMDL goals are met.
Response: The City will continue to work with the RCWD to ensure that the project complies with
District requirements.
4. Comment Summary: The document states that stormwater management features for the site will be
designed to meet the Rice Creek Watershed Districts (RCWD) proposed new rules, dated June 13,
2007. The City and site developers should meet with the RCWD staff as soon as possible to site both
infiltration and surface detention and treatment facilities for runoff where they will function most
efficiently and in harmony with the existing natural features. (Jim larsen, 651-602-1159)
Response: City staff along with their consulting engineer (Bonestroo) met with RCWD staff in
September of 2007 to discuss the proposed downtown redevelopment and potential options for
stormwater features to meet the RCWD requirements. Since this meeting the City has been in ongoing
contact with the RCWD as more detailed design progresses on the first phases of the project. This is
proposed to continue through the length of the project.
5. Comment Summary: The Minnesota Department of Health designates the bedrock sensitivity to
contamination in Centerville as "high", based on the geologic character of the aquifers in the area.
land use, therefore, has a significant chance of impacting groundwater quality. Storm water infiltration
projects should follow guidelines put forth by the Minnesota Department of Health in 2006 for
Evaluating Proposed Storm Water Infiltration Projects in Vulnerable Wellhead Protection Areas.
(Sara Bertelsen, 651-602-1035)
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Response: While the overall sensitivity of aquifers in this area of Anoka County may be considered
"high," our review of well log data within the project area indicates a significant thickness of clay
overlying the sand and gravel aquifer from which most domestic wells obtain their water supply.
The table below (modified from the Item 13 table in the EAW) shows the thickness of clay in each of
the identified wells, ranging from 20 feet to 65 feet, with an average thickness of 55 feet of clay in the
wells (overlying the area aquifers). While these wells are primarily drift aquifer wells, the presence of
clay not only protects the drift aquifer from surface contaminants, but also protects all underlying
bedrock aquifers from contaminants that may otherwise infiltrate at the project site.
Unique Owner Address Depth Aquifer Use Clay Thickness
Number (feet) (feet)
126886 Flovd Lamotte 1695 Main Street 69 Drift Domestic 56
142031 Paul Houle 7124 Centerville Road 72 Drift Domestic 56
154341 Ron Van Kleek 7060 Goiffon Street 65 Drift Domestic 20
155862 Mickey Peloquin 7084 Centerville Road 78 Drift Domestic 60
155889 Joe Lacasse 7072 Centerville Road 72 Drift Domestic 60
163273 Richard Carpenter 7095 Centerville Road 79 Drift Domestic 65
169296 Randv Zarbock 1745 Heritage Street 66 Drift Domestic 56
176066 AI Augustine 7064 Centerville Road 65 Drift Domestic 49
176073 Harold Rivard 7046 Centerville Road 68 Drift Domestic 62
182913 Charles Underwood 7128 Progress Road 65 Drift Domestic 24
194483 Helen Turcotte 7073 Centerville Road 66 Drift Domestic 58
431482 Paul Anderson 7082 Progress Road 75 Drift Domestic 60
439185 John Mishler 1740 Heritaqe Street 71 Drift Domestic 62
439246 Jim Mannino 1680 Sorel Street 92 S1. Peter Domestic 68
460032 Bjergo Construction 7086 Proqress Road 75 Drift Domestic 63
509563 Trio Inn 7082 Centerville Road 100 S1. Peter Domestic 55
509649 Chauncey Barett 7024 Centerville Road 100 Prairie du Chien Domestic 50
531590 Dean Jernell 1749 HeritaQe Street 80 Drift Domestic 60
548749 Ralph Joe Wanless 7046 Goiffon Road 64 Drift Domestic 58
554336 Tim Strong 7096 Proqress Street 68 Drift Domestic 60
554370 Kelly's Korner Bar 7098 Centerville Road 106 Prairie du Chien Domestic 54
554859 Timberlane Homes 1680 Heritage Street 80 Drift Domestic 65
629085 David Kilian 1695 Sorel Street 70 Drift Domestic 50
656414 Peter Despen 1688 Heritaoe Street 64 Drift Domestic 56
For the purposes of wellhead protection planning, the Minnesota Department of Health uses 10 feet of
continuous clay overlying an aquifer unit as the standard for classifying such units as being" low" in
vulnerability. Based on this standard, it would appear that the utilized drinking water aquifer(s) directly
underlying the project site have more-than-adequate geologic protection to be classified as "Iow" in
vulnerability. While it is possible that contaminants may still enter wells in the project area, either
through horizontal flow within the aquifer from off-site sources or through vertical transport through
improperly constructed (or abandoned wells), the overall likelihood of contamination from activities in
the project area affecting the underlying aquifers appears to be low. Mitigation of contamination risks
should target ensuring that any wells in the project area are properly maintained and that any
abandoned wells are properly sealed to meet Minnesota Well Code.
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The design of infiltration features for the project will consider the depth to groundwater. RCWD also
requires separation from the groundwater table to the bottom of the infiltration feature. The most
restrictive requirement will be followed.
ITEM 18. WATER QUALITY: WASTEWATERS
AGENCIES/INDIVIDUALS COMMENnNG: MET COUNCil
1. Comment Summary: The EAW indicates an average projected wastewater flow of 120,000 gallons per
day. Metropolitan Disposal System facilities serving the redevelopment site have adequate capacity for
the proposed flow.
Response: Comment acknowledged.
ITEM 21. TRAFFIC
AGENCIES/INDIVIDUALS COMMENTING: ANOKA COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, MET COUNCil
1. Comment Summary: CSAH 14 is one of the few continuous east-west routes in Anoka County.
Within the proposed project area it is classified as an "A" Minor Arterial. It is expected to carry a
significant amount of traffic as Centerville and adjacent communities such as Lino Lakes, Blaine and
Hugo continue to develop because it connects to other major freeway facilities and other principal
arterials. Because CSAH 14 is an "A" Minor Arterial roadway, safety and mobility are of primary
concern to the county.
Response: Comment acknowledged.
2. Comment Summary: CSAH 21 is a "B" Minor Arterial. It is a north-south route that connects the Cities
of Centerville and Lino Lakes with Ramsey County. Traffic volumes on this roadway are lower than
those on CSAH 14; however, this roadway provides an important connection for those accessing CSAH
14 and the regional freeway system.
Response: Comment acknowledged.
3. Comment Summary: In regard to trip generation for the proposed development, additional information
is needed to identify the land use type used to generate trips for the proposed retail square footage.
Response: The traffic analysis used the ITE category 814, Specialty Retail Center, for trip generation of
the retail components. Trip generation is provided for an average day and the p.m. peak hour, but not
the a.m. peak hour. A trip generation rate of 1.0 per 1,000 square feet was used for the a.m. peak
hour. This corresponds closely to the trip generation of ITE category 820, Shopping Center (1.03 per
1,000 square feet).
4. Comment Summary: In regard to trip generation for the proposed development, there appears to be a
miscalculation for the apartment land use for daily trip estimates. Daily trips should be 1,720 instead of
1,560.
Response: The EAW did have an incorrect number for daily trips and it should have been 1,720 as
pointed out. However, this does not change any of the results or conclusions of the study. The a.m.
peak hour and the p.m. peak hour volumes in the EAW were correct.
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5. Comment Summary: In regard to trip generation for the proposed development, it appears (Table 21-1)
that the pass-by trip reductions were applied to the initial trip estimates instead of the through volume.
This results in too few trips being distributed to the system.
Response: Pass-by trips are those vehicles currently on the roadway system today that will include a
stop at the proposed development in the future. An example is a commuter who stops at a new gas
station. The commuter was on the road before the gas station and would not represent an increase in
traffic on the roadway system with the gas station.
Pass-by trips are more explicit and can have a greater effect when individual access locations are
examined. In this case, pass-by trips are mixed into the existing traffic volumes and are not shown
separately. For this proposed development, pass-by traffic is expected to be 420 vehicles for an
average day and nine trips and 23 trips during the a.m. and p.m. peak hours, respectively. Again, this
represents vehicles that are currently on the roadway system and are expected to include a stop at the
proposed development in the future. Therefore, all the vehicles trips are accounted for in the study
intersections.
6. Comment Summary: In regard to background growth for the proposed development, a review of the
future 2020 no-build traffic volumes was completed to compare to existing volumes. Using a 2.4
percent yearly growth rate (background growth indicated in the study), the no build numbers appear
low.
Response: The background growth of 2.4 percent per year was applied to the existing traffic volumes
before traffic from the elementary school was applied. As described in the traffic study, turning
movement counts were taken when school was not in session. Trip generation for the school was
estimated using standard ITE rates. The school is not likely to grow at 2.4 percent per year and its
traffic was therefore not included in the background growth.
7. Comment Summary: In regard to trip distribution for the proposed development, the directional
distribution that was used for the proposed development has 65 percent of the trips routed to/from the
east on 1-35E and east of the interchange. This indicates a regional trip distribution. It is assumed that
this distribution was used for all proposed uses. Generally, directional distribution varies based on the
land use type. Applying the same distribution could distort some of the trip patterns.
Response: The trip distribution percentages in the study are an estimated average of the different land
use types. With a daily trip generation of new traffic fewer than 4,000, breaking the distributions out
separately would not change the conclusions or results. In larger studies, a break-out of trip
distribution by land type is prudent as the differences can drastically alter the recommendations.
Since this is a smaller proposed development, using one percentage is more transparent to the readers
and does not affect the outcome.
8. Comment Summary: In regard to trip distribution for the proposed development, previous work
completed by the county indicated the need for additional regional access locations - one at CSAH
14/1-35W and one at 80th Streetll-35E. It does not appear that the EAW took these future changes
into account. Changes in regional access would likely change the directional distribution and the
overall affect on the adjacent intersections.
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Response: The two regional access locations mentioned are not currently in the State or County's
Construction Improvement Plan. Nor have plans been developed for these potential connections.
Given that current status, it did not seem prudent to include in this study.
Furthermore, these regional connections would result in a more centralized distribution around the
proposed development. This would reduce the expected traffic at the study intersections and improve
their levels of service. Therefore, studying the corridor without these improvements represents a worst
case scenario.
9. Comment Summary: In regard to operations and capacity impacts for the proposed development, the
EAW analysis indicates that all intersections are currently operating at LOS C or better during the peak
periods. In reviewing the CSAH 14 Study that was completed by SRF in 2004, the intersection of CSAH
14/20th Avenue was found to operate at an unacceptable LOS E during the p.m. peak hour. In
comparing the intersection turning movements, the volumes increased during both the a.m. and the
p.m. peak periods between 2004 and 2007, which would indicate worse operations.
Due to the discrepancy, an analysis was rerun. The intersection was found to operate at LOS E during
the p.m. peak hour. This intersection should be checked to ensure that adequate capacity is provided
for existing and future conditions.
Response: The results presented represent an average of five model simulations from the
Synchro/SimTraffic software package. The simulation included all study intersections, represented one
full hour during either the a.m. or p.m. peak, and accounted for a peak hour factor. Following receipt
of this comment, the intersection volumes and analyses were re-examined and found to be correct.
The simulation was run again with similar results.
The results for the existing timeframe also coincided with our observations of traffic during the peak
periods. While an exact level of service cannot be determined from observations, the traffie operations
witnessed did not exhibit signs of an intersection nearing failure with excessive congestion and delays.
10. Comment Summary: In regard to operations and capacity impacts for the proposed development, the
2012 operations analysis included the current improvements. This includes a traffic signal at CSAH 14
and 20th Avenue. No additional improvements were included in the EAW. Based on the CSAH 14
design plans, the southbound approach of 20th Avenue at CSAH 14 should consist of dual left-turn
lanes, one through lane and a shared through/right-turn lane. It appears that the EAW used different
geometries for its analysis. The correct geometries should be noted in the EAW.
Response: The traffie analyses used dual left turn lanes, one through lane, and one exclusive right turn
lane for the southbound approach of 20th Avenue at Main Street (CSAH 14). It is acknowledged that
this is different geometry than that being constructed. Using the planned geometry for this approach
would likely result in better levels of service than those presented in the report and would not change
the conclusions of the traffic study.
11. Comment Summary: In regard to operations and capacity impacts for the proposed development, the
geometrics shown in the EAW for the CSAH 14/20th Avenue approach are not consistent throughout
the report for 2030.
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Response: The traffic analyses used dual left turn lanes, one through lane, and one right turn lane for
the southbound approach of 20th Avenue at Main Street (CSAH 14). This is the geometry that should
have been shown in Figures 12 and 13 of the traffic study. These figures will be updated.
12. Comment Summary: In regard to operations and capacity impacts for the proposed development,
65 percent of the traffic was routed through the 1- 35E/CSAH 14 interchange. Since these intersections
seem to be significantly impacted by the proposed development, analysis of the intersection operations
at the interchange intersections should be considered.
Response: The proposed development is expected to generate approximately 3,690 new vehicle trips
on the roadway system over an average day. Of those, 65 percent or about 2,400 are on Main Street
(CSAH 14) east of the intersection with 20th Avenue. Using an assumption of 15 percent to the north,
15 percent to the east, and 70 percent to the south at the interchange with 1-35E would result in 360
trips, 360 trips, and 1,680 daily trips, respectively. These volumes represent less than four percent of
the existing traffic on 1-35E in either direction and on Main Street (CSAH 14) to the east of the
interchange. The expected increases during the a.m. and p.m. peak hours are anticipated to be similar
in magnitude.
The County has a preferred alternative selected for the '-35E interchange with Main Street (CSAH 14),
which includes improvements at the intersections. Construction is scheduled for 2009 based upon the
Five-Year Highway Improvement Plan. The planned improvements should be able to accommodate
projected traffic through 2030. The expected traffic from this proposed development does not
represent a significant increase in traffic volumes that would necessitate changes to those planned
improvements.
13. Comment Summary: It does not analyze impacts on the regional system by addressing connections
between CSAH 14 (an" A" minor Arterial) and 1-35E and 1-35W. While the EAW includes a traffic
analysis of local road impacts, it does not address potential regional transportation system impacts.
Response: Main Street (CSAH 14) does not currently connect to 1-35W. About 2,400 vehicle trips per
day are expected on Main Street (CSAH 14) east of the intersection with 20th Avenue. Using an
assumption of 15 percent to the north, 15 percent to the east, and 70 percent to the south at the
interchange with 1-35E would result in 360 trips, 360 trips, and 1,680 daily trips, respectively. These
volumes represent less than four percent of the existing daily traffic on 1-35E in either direction and on
Main Street (CSAH 14) to the east of the interchange. The expected increases during the a.m. and p.m.
peak hours are anticipated to be similar in magnitude.
The County has a preferred alternative selected for the 1-35E interchange with Main Street (CSAH 14),
which includes improvements at the intersections. Construction is scheduled for 2009 based upon the
Five-Year Highway Improvement Plan. The planned improvements should be able to accommodate
projected traffic through 2030. The expected traffic from this proposed development does not
represent a significant increase in traffic volumes that would necessitate changes to those planned
improvements.
Given the lack of connection to 1-35W, the minor increase in traffic on 1-35E, and the pending
reconstruction of the 1-35E interchange with Main Street (CSAH 14), it was determined that the
proposed development will have little to no impact on the regional system.
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14. Comment Summary: (Anoka County via SRF) A yearly growth rate of 2.4 percent was used to account
for background growth in the area. It was documented that this percentage corresponds to the most
recent County State Aid factor used by MnDOl This amount of background growth seems reasonable
based on the CSAH 14 forecasts developed by SRF for the 2030 regional access alternatives in the
CSAH 14 (I-35W to 1-35E) Study.
Response: Comment acknowledged.
15. Comment Summary: (Anoka County via SRF) For 2030 conditions, the roadway upgrades identified for
2012 conditions are assumed as a baseline. However, the improvements were recommended to be
modified to improve safety. Based on our analysis, the suggested modifications to the roadway
geometry will not change the overall intersections operations, and it may provide some additional
safety for the intersections and flexibility in providing future left-turn phasing. In regards to the
southbound right-turn lane at Progress Road/CSAH14, this improvement does not significantly improve
operations or safety, based on our review. If the right-of-way is available to construct a right-turn lane
on this approach, it would provide some delay reduction to that individual movement.
Response: Comment acknowledged.
ITEM 25. NEARBY RESOURCES
AGENCIES/INDIVIDUALS COMMENnNG: MET COUNCIL
1. Comment Summary: The EAW identifies two planned regional trails that will be located in or near the
project area - the Central Anoka County Regional Trail and the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Bald Eagle
Regional Trail. The Central Anoka County Regional Trail will be located on the south side of CSAH
14/Main Street and will be built in conjunction with the pending road reconstruction project. The EAW
states that the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Bald Eagle Trail will run along Centerville Road to connect to
the Central Anoka County Regional Trail. However, the planned regional trail is proposed to follow
Goiffin Road instead of Centerville Road. This proposed alignment will route the trail near the project
area, not through the Center of the redevelopment.
Response: Comment acknowledged. Thank you for the correction.
ITEM 27. PERMITS AND APPROVALS REQUIRED [SIC] [COMPATIBILITY WITH PLANS]
AGENCIES/INDIVIDUALS COMMENTING: MET COUNCIL
1. Comment Summary: The EAW correctly indicates the proposed redevelopment is consistent with the
City's comprehensive plan and downtown master plan and states the purpose of the project is to
revitalize a struggling downtown business district and to add new and affordable housing stock to the
City. This appears consistent with the Council's Housing policy. The proposed addition of 374 housing
units over the next five years will afford the community an opportunity to achieve its Livable
Community negotiated housing goals through 2010. It will also allow the community the opportunity
to address its share of the region's need of 80 units during the 2011-2020 time period.
(Linda Milashius, 651-602-1541)
Response: Comment acknowledged. No response needed.
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2. Comment Summary: Job growth likely to result from the redevelopment could push employment levels
above the Council's 2030 employment forecast for the City unless it strictly replaces existing jobs,
Le. no net increase. Centerville has had 179 net job growth from 2000 to 2006, is above the 2010
Council forecast, and is only 128 jobs short of the 2030 forecast. The City is encouraged to re-evaluate
its employment growth and forecasts for purposes of its 2008 comprehensive plan update and to
discuss its expectations with Council research staff. (Regan Carlson, 651-602-1407)
Response: Job growth and employment forecasts are not typically addressed in an EAW. However, as
recommended by the Metropolitan Council, they will be addressed in the comprehensive plan update.
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CENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
General Comments Response
GENERAL COMMENTS
AGENCIES/INDMDUALS COMMENTING: MET COUNCIL
1. Comment Summary: Staff finds this EAW to be incomplete with respect to the transportation analysis
because it does not analyze impacts to the regional system by addressing connections between CSAH
14 (an "A" minor arterial) and 1-35E and 1-35W. While the EAW includes a traffic analysis of local road
impacts, it does not address the potential regional transportation system impacts.
Response: The City's traffic consultant discussed this comment with Met Council staff and provided
the following information:
Main Street (CSAH 14) does not currently connect to 1-35W. About 2,400 vehicle trips per day are
expected on Main Street (CSAH 14) east of the intersection with 20th Avenue. Using an assumption of
15 percent to the north, 15 percent to the east, and 70 percent to the south at the interchange with
1-35E would result in 360 trips, 360 trips, and 1,680 daily trips, respectively. These volumes represent
less than four percent of the existing daily traffic on 1-3 5E in either direction and on Main Street (CSAH
14) to the east of the interchange. The expected increases during the a.m. and p.m. peak hours are
anticipated to be similar in magnitude.
The County has a preferred alternative selected for the 1-35E interchange with Main Street (CSAH 14),
which includes improvements at the intersections. Construction is scheduled for 2009 based upon the
Five-Year Highway Improvement Plan. The planned improvements should be able to accommodate
projected traffic through 2030. The expected traffic from this proposed development does not
represent a significant increase in traffic volumes that would necessitate changes to those planned
improvements.
Given the lack of connection to 1-35W, the minor increase in traffic on 1-35E, and the pending
reconstruction of the 1-35E interchange with Main Street (CSAH 14), it was determined that the
proposed development will have little to no impact on the regional system.
Subsequently, the Met Council submitted a follow-up letter dated November 6, 2007 to the City
stating:
"On November 5 Council staff received additional information from the City's consultant regarding
potential regional transportation system impacts. This information and analysis satisfactorily addresses
the Council's previous concerns. With the new November 5 information Council finds the EAW
complete and accurate for regional review purposes. The project raises no concerns in terms of regional
systems and an Environmental Impact Statement does not appear warranted from a regional
perspective. "
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CENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Findings of Fact
PROJEO DESCRIPTION
PROPOSED PROJEO
The proposed project consists of the redevelopment of Centerville's existing downtown area. New buildings
will be a mix of retail or commercial and multifamily housing. Retail and commercial space will be available
on the first floor of buildings along Main Street and Centerville Road with condo style homes above.
Surrounding blocks will be filled with town homes.
SITE DESCRIPnON AND ExISnNG CONDmONS
The redevelopment project is planned for the existing Centerville Downtown area. As the area is already
developed, it contains businesses, single family homes, roads and utilities. Lawn and landscaped areas are
also present, as are some small wooded areas in the northwestern and eastern parts of the project area and
a small wetland in the eastern part of the site. A small portion of Clearwater Creek extends through the
northeastern corner of the redevelopment area.
Adjacent land includes open areas, agricultural fields, single family homes, the Centerville Elementary
School, and HRA Senior Housing. The proposed project is compatible with adjacent land uses.
CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING WHETHER THE PROJECT HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
Minnesota Rules 4410.1700 Subp. 1 states" An EIS shall be ordered for projects that have the potential for
significant environmental effects." In deciding whether a project has the potential for significant
environmental effects, Minnesota Rules 4410.1700 Subp. 7 indicates the City of Centerville must consider
the following factors:
· Criteria A: The type, extent, and reversibility of environmental effects;
· Criteria B: The cumulative potential effects of related or anticipated future projects;
· Criteria C: The extent to which the environmental effects are subject to mitigation by ongoing public
regulatory authority; and
· Criteria D: The extent to which environmental effects can be anticipated and controlled as a result
of other available environmental studies undertaken by public agencies or the project proposer,
including other EISs.
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Criteria A: Type, Extent, and Reversibility of Environmental Effects
FINDING
1. Site and Project Description. The proposed project consists of the redevelopment of Centerville's
existing downtown area. New buildings will be a mix of retail or commercial and multifamily housing.
Retail and commercial space will be available on the first floor of buildings along Main Street and
Centerville Road with condo style homes above. Surrounding blocks will be filled with townhomes.
The redevelopment of Centerville's existing downtown area to multi family housing (374 units) and
commercial retail and office space (63,000 square feet) is proposed to occur over a period of
approximately five years as land becomes available for the developer.
All existing buildings in the development area will be razed to accommodate the development as the
properties become available for purchase by the developer. Street and utility reconstruction will occur
in advance of or in conjunction with these phases to accommodate the new buildings. Since the
proposed use of the development area is similar in nature to the existing use, grading operations will
be limited and should not substantially change drainage patterns or impact natural resources in the
area.
The existing City utilities in the area will be modified to accommodate the increased density and more
intense use of water. Storm drainage features will be added to treat and regulate runoff quality and
quantity, respectively. Again, since the new use will not vary substantially from the existing use, there
will not be a significant increase in storm water runoff, but we will have the opportunity to provide
quality and quantity regulation where none existed before.
Proiect Purpose/Need
The purpose of the project is to revitalize a struggling downtown business district and to add new and
affordable housing stock to the City. The City would also like to encourage a pedestrian friendly
downtown that invites people to patronize local businesses on foot or by bicycle.
Future Stages of Proiect
Future stages of the project are not planned.
Subsequent Phases of Proiect
There have been no previous phases of the project.
2. Project Magnitude. The project area encompasses 37.41 acres and includes approximately 0.38 acres
of wetland, 1.32 acres of tree cover, 22.87 lawn/landscaped areas, and 12.84 acres of impervious
surfaces. Current redevelopment plans indicate a stormwater treatment pond is proposed in the
location of the wetland. Mitigation would likely be required for this impact. Some of the existing trees
may be removed with redevelopment of the area. Landscaping associated with the redevelopment will
increase the tree cover by 1.21 acres. Lawn/landscaped areas (primarily associated with existing single
family homes) will decrease by 13.07 acres. Impervious surfaces will increase by 11.83 acres.
The proposed redevelopment will include 374 multi-family residential units, 31,500 square feet of
office space and 31,500 square feet of retail space. Building heights will be 20 to 40 feet.
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3. land Use. The existing land uses within the project area are consistent with an established small-town
core downtown. Numerous businesses and single family residential areas are located in the project
vicinity. The proposed conditions are for multiple businesses (office space) and retail to be located in
larger buildings. Multi-family units and townhomes will replace the single family dwellings as they
become available for purchase by the developer. Two institutional buildings are located adjacent to the
project area. Centerville Elementary School is located to the north. The school building will not be
affected, but enhancement of its parking lot within the project boundary is proposed. Two large senior
housing buildings operated by Anoka County HRA are located adjacent to the south edge of the
project area. The project will have limited effect on the senior housing complex. The Central Anoka
County Regional Trail is planned to be located adjacent to CSAH 14 through the project area.
Another designated trail, Rice Creek Chain of Lakes - Bald Eagle Regional Trail will run along Goiffin
Road near the redevelopment area.
Potential Contamination
A search was conducted of MPCA on-line records of potential contamination in the City of Centerville
to determine the potential for contamination to be encountered during construction of the project.
Eight records were found that included one unpermitted dump site, one Voluntary Investigation and
Cleanup (VIC) site, and six leak sites.
The dump site is identified as the Centerville School Absorption Pit (Abandoned) and is located just
north of the project area. Because of the close proximity to the proposed redevelopment area, it is
possible that contamination from the school site adjacent to the north could migrate to the project site,
although it is not anticipated. The VIC site is located east of Interstate 35E in the City of Lino Lakes,
approximately 1.2 miles east of the project area at the closest point. Because of the distance to the VIC
site, it is unlikely that contamination present at this property would impact the project area.
The following table lists the leak sites as identified on the MPCA Minnesota Aboveground/
Underground Storage Tank Site Search web page.
Business Name Address Product Contamination Offsite Site
Released Remaining Contamination Closed
*Old PW 1694 Sorel St Gasoline Yes No 1995
Garaqe
Elem. School 1721 Westview Fuel Dill & 2 Unknown Unknown 1996
**Trippels 1801 Main St Gasoline Yes Unknown 1995
Market
Rivard Electric 7087 Progress Unknown Unknown No 1999
Rd
Rehbien 6805 20th Ave Diesel No No 2006
Companies S.
Noble Weldinq 1724 Main St Fuel Dill & 2 Yes No 1998
~ Building torn down in 2006
** Outside of proied area
It is possible that asbestos and other hazardous materials may be present in the existing structures to
be removed for the redevelopment project. Additional investigation will be needed to ensure that
demolition of existing structures and disposal of debris is conducted in an appropriate manner in
accordance with federal, state and local regulations.
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4. Cover Types.
Before After Before After
Types 1-8 Wetlands 0.38 ac 0.00 ac Lawn/Landscapinq 22.87 ac 9.80 ac
Wooded/Forest 1.32 ac 2.53 ac Impervious Surfaces 12.84 ac 24.67 ac
Brush/Grassland 0.00 ac 0.00 ac Other (Storm Pond) 0.00 ac 0.41 ac
Cropland 0.00 ac 0.00 ac
TOTAL 37.41 ac 37.41 ac
Wetland impacts would require authorization by the Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD), the Local
Governmental Unit (LGU) responsible for administration of the Wetland Conservation Act 0NCA).
Wetland replacement would be required to mitigate for wetland impacts. Depending on the location
for replacement approved by the RCWD, the required mitigation will ensure that the amount of
wetland at or near the project area will remain the same or increase.
5. Fish, Wildlife, and Ecologically Sensitive Resources. The project site is located within an area of
residential homes, commercial and retail, and roadways. Though it is essentially fully developed, there
are a number of waterbodies on the edges of the area that provide habitat for fish and other wildlife.
Waterbodies include wetlands, Clearwater Creek, and Centerville Lake.
Wildlife species likely to be present in the project area include raccoon, rabbit, squirrel, fox, deer, egret,
heron, goose, duck and other waterfowl, hawk and other raptors, songbirds and other bird species;
small amphibians and reptiles may also be present. Fish species identified in area lakes include walleye,
northern pike, black crappie, bullhead, yellow perch, largemouth bass, carp, sunfish, and white sucker.
Because of the proximity to Centerville Lake and Clearwater Creek, erosion and sediment control will
be important. Best Management Practices will be used during construction of the project and may
include silt fence, rock construction entrances, temporary sediment traps, biorolls, rip rap, inlet
protection, temporary seeding and mulch.
The DNR Natural Heritage and Nongame Research Program was recently contacted regarding the
potential presence of threatened or endangered species, as well as other rare or sensitive biological
resources in the vicinity of the project. The response letter (provided in Attachment 1 of the EAW)
indicated that one threatened species (Blanding's Turtle) was historically identified in 1989 crossing a
road south of Centerville. This species is found primarily in shallow wetlands (1-3 feet deep), but nest
in open, sandy uplands up to one mile from wetlands. The project area is not within a known state-
wide importance priority area, where greater protection is recommended to protect Blanding's Turtles.
The DNR provided recommendations for avoiding and minimizing impacts to this species; the DNR
response letter with recommendations was provided as Attachment 1 to the EAW. All of the
recommendations applicable to the project and the project area will be implemented except for the
recommendation regarding road curbing. One of the primary goals of the proposed redevelopment
project is to create a pedestrian-friendly downtown area. In that regard, barrier style curbs are needed
for the roads in the project area to provide for pedestrian safety.
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6. Water Resources. A wetland determination study was completed for the redevelopment area. One
wetland was found to be present near the eastern boundary of the project area, generally south of the
Sorel Street alignment. The actual road does not extend to the wetland area. Current plans for the
redevelopment project show a stormwater treatment pond in the location of the wetland. The
developer will need to work with the Rice Creek Watershed District to determine if this use of the
wetland is acceptable. If not, the developer will be required to find a new location for the storm pond
or design a two-cell treatment system where stormwater receives primary treatment in the first cell and
then discharges to the wetland for secondary treatment. The wetland will be delineated in the future.
Any impacts to the wetland will be subject to the Wetland Conservation Act Replacement requirement
of 2: 1 mitigation.
While no direct impacts as listed above are proposed, there are public waters adjacent to or partially
within the site which warrant discussion. Centerville Lake (2-6P) is a 455-acre lake located on the west
side of the project area. Clearwater Creek (aka AnokalWashington County Judicial Ditch 3) flows from
the east toward the project area and then turns north and crosses through the northeast corner of the
project area. The creek is planned to be realigned in this section starting in 2007 as part of the CSAH
14 reconstruction project by Anoka County. The CSAH 14 project and associated creek realignment
was not initiated by the proposed redevelopment. Direct impacts to Centerville Lake or Clearwater
Creek are not proposed by the downtown redevelopment project.
7. Water Use. The project will require connection to a public water supply and installation of new 12-inch
water main along Main Street and individual water connections. The city's water supply, storage and
distribution system has been designed to accommodate projected growth within the City as outlined in
the Comprehensive Plan. As the City develops and redevelops, additional water supply wells will be
necessary.
Due to the shallow depth of groundwater in some areas, dewatering may be necessary in some areas
during construction. A temporary water appropriations permit will be obtained from the DNR if volumes
to be dewatered are such that a permit is required.
A search through the records of the County Well Index (CWI) indicated that there are 25 known wells
located within the project area. All of these wells are domestic use (residential) wells. None of the
identified wells appear to pump large enough quantities of water as to require a DNR appropriations
permit. The majority of the wells are completed in the drift aquifer and are less than 100 feet in depth.
Three bedrock-aquifer wells are completed at depths ranging from 92-106 feet.
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The following table summarizes information known about the wells identified within the project area:
Unique Owner Address Depth Aquifer Use Clay Thickness
Number (feet) (feet)
126886 Flovd Lamotte 1695 Main Street 69 Drift Domestic 56
142031 Paul Houle 7124 Centerville Road 72 Drift Domestic 56
154341 Ron Van Kleek 7060 Goiffon Street 65 Drift Domestic 20
155862 Mickev Peloquin 7084 Centerville Road 78 Drift Domestic 60
155889 Joe Lacasse 7072 Centerville Road 72 Drift Domestic 60
163273 Richard Carpenter 7095 Centerville Road 79 Drift Domestic 65
169296 Randv Zarbock 1745 Heritaae Street 66 Drift Domestic 56
176066 AI Auoustine 7064 Centerville Road 65 Drift Domestic 49
176073 Harold Rivard 7046 Centerville Road 68 Drift Domestic 62
182913 Charles Underwood 7128 Prooress Road 65 Drift Domestic 24
194483 Helen Turcotte 7073 Centerville Road 66 Drift Domestic 58
431482 Paul Anderson 7082 Prooress Road 75 Drift Domestic 60
439185 John Mishler 1740 Heritaoe Street 71 Drift Domestic 62
439246 Jim Mannino 1680 Sorel Street 92 St. Peter Domestic 68
46003 2 Bjergo Construction 7086 Prooress Road 75 Drift Domestic 63
509563 Trio Inn 7082 Centerville Road 100 S t. Peter Domestic 55
509649 Chauncey Barett 7024 Centerville Road 100 Prairie du Chien Domestic 50
531590 Dean Jernell 1749 Heritaoe Street 80 Drift Domestic 60
548749 Ralph Joe Wanless 7046 Goiffon Road 64 Drift Domestic 58
554336 Tim Strong 7096 Proaress Street 68 Drift Domestic 60
554370 Kellv's Korner Bar 7098 Centerville Road 106 Prairie du Chien Domestic 54
554859 Timberlane Homes 1680 Heritaoe Street 80 Drift Domestic 65
629085 David Kilian 1695 Sorel Street 70 Drift Domestic 50
656414 Peter Despen 1688 Heritaoe Street 64 Drift Domestic 56
Since the CWI database only contains wells where information has been recorded and cataloged, it is
possible that other wells exist within the project area. If wells exist in the project area, but are not
recorded in CWI, it is likely that these wells are older than 1974. Also, there is a possibility that wells
exist in the project area that are abandoned, but not yet properly sealed. If wells of this nature are
discovered, these wells must be properly sealed according to Minnesota Well Code.
8. Water-related Land Use Management District. Portions of the project extend within the City-designated
1 DO-foot shoreland buffer zones for Centerville Lake and Clearwater Creek, as identified in the City
Comprehensive Plan (1997). The redevelopment project will be required to comply with the City's
ordinance pertaining to development within 100 feet of the waterbodies.
The 1997 Comprehensive Plan indicates Centerville Lake and Clearwater Creek have floodplains
designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The proposed project will be
required to comply with all applicable floodplain regulations.
9. Water Surface Use. Some of the townhomes in the redevelopment area may have access to the lake,
however, no new public access will be provided to the lake as part of the redevelopment.
10. Erosion and Sedimentation. Approximately 26 acres of land will be graded; approximately 180,000
cubic yards of soil will be moved during construction of the redevelopment project.
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The majority of soil types within the project area do not represent steep slopes or highly erodible soils.
There is one area in the north part of the project site where an eroded soil type is identified: HdC2-
Hayden fine sandy loam, 6-12% slopes, eroded. Soils on steep slopes are designated with a "D" or an
"E" in their mapping symbol and generally have slopes greater than 12%. Soils on slopes greater than
12% are not identified at the project site.
Because construction of the project will disturb more than one acre of land, an application for a
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) General Permit for Construction Activities will
be submitted to the MPCA. This permit requires the applicant to develop a Stormwater Pollution
Prevention Plan (SWPPP) which includes both temporary and permanent erosion and sediment control
plans; the NPDES permit also requires the applicant to perform inspections and maintain inspection
records.
Erosion control measures to be used during construction are expected to include rock construction
entrances, silt fence, rock ditch checks, temporary sediment traps, biorolls, riprap, inlet protection,
temporary seeding and mulch. Initially, these erosion control devices will be placed at the downstream
end of the construction limits; the devices will be installed prior to the start of any land disturbing
activity. Additional devices as noted on the construction drawings may be added as construction
progresses. The devices will be maintained as directed under permit requirements to maintain their
effectiveness. Maintenance will be the responsibility of the Contractor.
Within the timeframes stipulated in approved plans, graded areas will be paved, seeded and mulched,
or covered with fiber blankets, stabilization mats, or sod. Erosion control devices will remain in place
until site stabilization has been achieved and vegetation has been reestablished.
Permanent strategies to control erosion and manage stormwater will include the use of constructed
ponds and stormwater infiltration areas (such as raingardens) where the water can infiltrate.
11. Water Quality - Surface Water Runoff. As this is a redevelopment project, the existing site is primarily
developed with a mix of residential and commercial land uses. Construction of the medium and high
density residential and mixed use commercial sites will increase the impervious surfaces and therefore
stormwater runoff will increase. Proposed stormwater management measures will be designed to meet
the City of Centerville, Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD) and Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (MPCA NPDES) General Construction Permit
requirements. The most stringent of these requirements in terms of stormwater management is RCWD.
Compliance with these requirements will meet or exceed the requirements of the City and NPDES.
The stormwater management features for the site will be designed to meet RCWD's proposed new
rules, dated June 13, 2007. Some highlights from these rules are:
· Water quality and infiltration Best Management Practices (BMPs) designed to infiltrate and/or
retain the runoff volume from the two-year (2.8 inch) storm event.
· For existing impervious surfaces that will remain after the redevelopment, the treatment
requirement is to provide infiltration volume adequate for the D.8-inch event.
· Proposed discharge rates must be less than or equal to pre-development discharge rates.
Therefore pre-developed conditions were assumed for the downtown area with a curve number
associated with wooded/grass areas.
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The BMPs provided to meet the above RCWD requirements will include a combination of several
features - rain gardens, depressed parking lot islands, pervious pavement with underground storage,
irrigation and re-use of stormwater, pretreatment and infiltration basins. The BMPs will be designed to
drawdown within 48 hours as required by the RCWD rules and the NPDES requirements.
As discussed above, the project will require an NPDES permit because it will disturb more than one acre
of land. The NPDES permit requires the preparation of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP)
which includes both temporary and permanent erosion and sediment control plans and stormwater
management measures. The proposed project will comply with NPDES requirements.
The entity responsible for ensuring compliance will be specified in the permit.
Both Centerville Lake and Clearwater Creek are listed as impaired waterbodies by the MPCA - a
waterbody that does not meet water quality standards and designated uses because of "pollutant(s),
pollution, or unknown causes of impairment". Clearwater Creek is impaired for fish and invertebrate
index of biotic integrity and Centerville Lake is impaired for nutrients. RCWD is in the process of
completing a TMDL study for Centerville Lake. With the use of the proposed stormwater management
strategies and implementation of Best Management Practices erosion and sediment control measures,
the project is not expected to worsen the lake or creek's impairment condition.
Centerville Lake is listed as a priority lake by the Metropolitan Council. Lakes designated as priority
lakes generally require a nutrient budget analysis to determine if the project will have an adverse effect
on the lake's water quality. A nutrient budget analysis was not completed for several reasons:
1. The existing downtown project area was constructed prior to requirements for water quality
treatment prior to discharge to Centerville Lake. The proposed project area will be designed with
water quality features to meet the requirements listed above. This results in a significant
improvement in the water quality of the runoff discharged from the site. Runoff volumes, total
phosphorus and total suspended sediments will all be less than existing, even with the increase in
impervious surface.
2. The drainage area to Centerville Lake will decrease from existing conditions.
3. The project area draining to Centerville Lake is considerably smaller than the entire drainage area
to Centerville Lake.
Runoff from the site, after treatment in the several infiltration basins and other stormwater best
management practices, is routed via storm sewer to either Centerville Lake or Clearwater Creek.
The majority of the site is tributary to Clearwater Creek which travels roughly 4,400 feet before
discharging downstream to Peltier Lake. With the stormwater management strategies to be
implemented for the project, it is not expected to impact the quality of receiving waters.
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12. Water Quality - Wastewaters. Sanitary sewer wastewater will be produced from a few sources.
The first would be municipal wastewater from the townhomes and condos. This waste will be typical of
any residential development. The second would be municipal wastewater from retail and office space
as proposed on the first floor of some of the downtown buildings. Again, this wastewater will be
typical of any office building. The third source would be from any restaurant that may occupy some of
the available retail space. Their wastewater may be higher in organic composition including fats and
oils. Estimated quantities are listed below:
Residential 65,000 gallons per day (gpd) (average)
Office/Retail 11,000 gpd (average)
Restaurants 44,000 gpd (average)
Total = 120,000 gpd (average)
All wastewater produced by the proposed redevelopment project will be treated at the Metropolitan
Council's Metro Wastewater Treatment Facility. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) and
Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) will issue permits assuring that their facilities are
able to handle the wastewater. The EAW comment letter received from the Metropolitan Council
confirms that the Metropolitan Disposal System facilities serving the redevelopment site have adequate
capacity for the proposed flow.
Restaurants may be required to install grease traps or other such pretreatment devices on their
wastewater discharge lines to prevent maintenance issues in City owned sanitary sewer pipes and lift
stations.
13. Geologic Hazards and Soil Conditions. A Minnesota Geological Survey publication (Geologic Atlas
Washington County, Minnesota) and County soils information were reviewed for the project site.
The Geologic Atlas indicated that the depth to groundwater is a minimum of 96 feet below grade with
an average of 170 feet below grade. The atlas indicated the depth to bedrock is a minimum of 50 feet
below grade with an average depth of 100-200 feet below grade. However, during the completion of
soil borings at the site, it was discovered that in some areas the depth to bedrock is more shallow,
approximately 20 feet below grade. -,
Well records found in the County Well Index database indicate the minimum and average depths to
groundwater in the redevelopment area are 5 feet below grade (bg) and 15 feet bg, respectively.
The well records indicate the minimum and average depths to bedrock are 60 feet bg and 80 feet bg,
respectively.
Geology
According to the Surficial Geology Map of the Anoka 30x60 Quadrangle (Meyer and Patterson,
Minnesota Geological Survey, 1999), the project site lies primarily in an area overlain by loamy till,
chiefly comprised of loamy textured soil with unsorted sediments, pebbles, cobbles, or boulders.
A symbol on the surficial geology map indicates the site has been intersected in the past by deep,
broad troughs cut by meltwaters of the Superior lobe glacier. These features are evidenced by local
chains of lakes, including Centerville Lake and Peltier Lake.
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According to the Bedrock Geology and Structure Map of the Seven-County Twin Cities Metropolitan
Area (Mossier and Tipping, Minnesota Geologic Survey, 2000) for the project area, the uppermost
bedrock units with the project area are the St. Peter Sandstone over much of the project area, with the
Prairie du Chien Dolomite present as the first bedrock unit over the northern and western edges of the
project area. The Prairie du Chien is present over the entire project area, but is overlain by the St. Peter
over much of the project.
Where the Prairie du Chien is present as the first bedrock unit, it is generally found at the depth
between 50-100 feet, classifying the area as being a "transition karst" area, as opposed to an "active
karst" area where depth to carbonate bedrock is less than 50 feet deep. In general, areas of transition
karst do not typically experience hazards such as sinkholes unless changes are made to local
topography to reduce depth-to-bedrock. However, a minor risk for karst features developing in the
project area does exist simply due to the nature and depth of the bedrock in the area.
Soils
According to Anoka County soils information, the soil types listed in the following table are identified
in the project area.
SOIL TYPES
Hydrologic
Symbol Soil Name Special Significance * Soil Group * *
(HSG)
Alluvial land, mixed, fre uentl
Blomford loam fine sand
Cut and fill land
Dundas loam
Ha den fine sand loam, 2-6% slo es
Hayden fine sandy loam,
6-12% slo es, eroded
NeA Nessel fine sand loam, 1-4% slo es B
Wb Webster loam BID
Af Alluvial land, mixed, fre uentl flooded H dric D
" Hydric soils, prime farmland soils and other important farmland soils were identified using the USDA NRCS online Soil Data
Mart tool for Anoka County, Minnesota. Prime farmland, as defined by the USDA, is land that has the best combination of
physical and chemical characteristics for producing food, feed, forage, fiber, and oilseed crops and is available for use in these
areas. The designation is not meant to include land that is urban or built up. Soils designated as farmland of statewide
importance are not considered prime but are still considered of value for agricultural use.
""The hydrologic soil group refers to soils grouped according to their runoff-producing characteristics. The chief consideration is
the inherent capacity of the soil bare of vegetation to permit infiltration. The slope and kind of plant cover are not considered
but are separate factors in predicting runoff. Soils are assigned to four groups. In Group A are soils having a high infiltration
rate when thoroughly wet and having a low runoff potential. They are mainly deep, well drained, and sandy or gravelly. In
Group D, at the other extreme are soils having a slow infiltration rate and thus a high runoff potential. They have a c1aypan or
clay layer at or near the surface, have a permanent high water table, or are shallow over nearly impervious bedrock or other
material. A soil is assi ned to two h drolo ic rou s if art of the acrea e is artificiall drained and art is undrained.
Af
Bm
Cu
Du
HdB
HdC2
D
BID
BID
B
B
In general, water moves through coarse textured soils at a faster rate than through medium or fine
textured soils. Therefore, potential impacts to ground water from spilled chemicals would be expected
to be greater in areas with coarse textured soils. However, many factors in addition to soil granularity
can affect infiltration and percolation rates in soils. Some of these factors include: soil water content,
soil frost, the temperature of soil and water, surface roughness, the nature of the soil pore openings,
vegetative ground cover, and the degree of soil compaction.
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Although chemical substances may be transported over the roadways in the project area, their use or
storage on a permanent basis is not associated with the proposed project, other than in small
quantities typical of residential, retail, and office use.
14. Solid Wastes, Hazardous Wastes, Storage Tanks.
Solid Waste
Demolition of existing structures to allow for redevelopment will generate waste materials. In addition
to typical construction materials, it is possible that asbestos and other hazardous materials may be
present in the structures to be demolished. Additional investigation will be needed to ensure that
demolition of buildings and disposal of materials/debris is conducted in an appropriate manner in
accordance with federal, state and local regulations.
Construction activities will also generate solid waste materials. Materials will likely include waste
concrete and asphalt, as well as other materials used in construction. It will also include organic debris
such as shrubs and plant materials. Specific volumes of general waste materials to be generated are
not known at this time. Waste materials will be recycled or disposed of in accordance with applicable
local, state, and federal law.
After the redevelopment, solid waste from the area will be similar to current conditions and will consist
of typical household, commercial retail and office wastes. Wastes will be collected by a licensed solid
waste handler in accordance with City ordinances. Recycling will be encouraged and will also be
collected as is typical in the city of Centerville. Hazardous waste is not expected to be generated by the
development.
Toxic or Hazardous Materials
During construction, equipment and vehicles utilizing gasoline, diesel fuel, antifreeze, and oil
will be used at the project site. Portable storage tanks of fuel may be temporarily located at
the site during construction. Fueling of vehicles and equipment will be conducted away from
sensitive areas. If an accidental release occurs, efforts will be made to contain the release and
the MPCA State Duty officer will be notified, as required.
Storage Tanks
As discussed above, portable storage tanks of fuel may be temporarily located at the site
during construction. Permanent above or below ground storage tanks will not be installed as
part of the proposed project.
15. Traffic. The proposed development is expected to generate a weekday Average Daily Traffic (ADT)
volume of 3,530 vehicles/day, an AM peak hour volume of 146 vehicles/hour exiting the
redevelopment area, and a PM peak hour volume of 171 vehicles/hour entering the redevelopment
area. Approximately 1,076 parking spaces could be added, based on City parking requirements.
Parking
Currently there are approximately 100 parking spaces in the downtown area. This estimate includes
approximately 50 spaces comprised of on street parking and small off street parking lots as well as
approximately 50 spaces for the Centerville Elementary School. The school itself is located north of and
adjacent to the redevelopment area, but its primary parking lot lies within the redevelopment area.
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Per City Code Section 154.170, required parking for the proposed redevelopment consists of 748
spaces for the residential portion of the redevelopment (2 spaces/unit per City minimum requirements)
and 378 spaces for the retail portion of the redevelopment (6 spaces per 1,000 sq ft). The 50 school
parking spaces will also be replaced. It is likely that 350-400 of the residential parking spaces will be
constructed underground in lower level parking below buildings.
Based on the parking requirements, a total of 1,176 spaces would be constructed, which adds 1,076
new spaces over existing conditions. It should be noted that in the M-l Mixed Use zoning district,
within which the project site is located, City Code allows the City Council to modify the minimum
parking requirements as part of the site plan approval process.
Traffic
The proposed redevelopment project will increase the traffic volumes on roadways within the City.
A traffic impact analysis of the proposed redevelopment scenario has been conducted in order to
identify whether roadway and/or other transportation improvements will need to be undertaken.
The analysis attempts to identify the traffic related impacts of the redevelopment project. Identified
impacts are then evaluated to determine what mitigation efforts need to be enacted so that
transportation service can be provided at an acceptable level.
The roadways and intersections analyzed in the study were determined in conjunction with City of
Centerville staff. The following intersections were examined as a part of this review:
· Main Street & 20th Avenue
· Main Street & Dupre Road
· Main Street & Progress Road
· Main Street & Centerville Road
· Centerville Road & Sorel Street
· Centerville Road & Heritage Street
These intersections were analyzed for traffic volumes and approach geometry, both existing and
proposed.
The traffic analysis concluded that the proposed development will add vehicular trips to the roadway.
It is currently planned to upgrade the Main Street corridor beginning in September 2007 and
completing in July 2009. The system was analyzed for the year 2012, which accounted for both
completion of the proposed development, and the improvements to the Main Street corridor. Based on
that analysis, it was determined that the improvements being made to the Main Street corridor will
adequately accommodate the expected increase in traffic volumes due to the proposed development
for 2012 volumes.
The roadway network was analyzed again to reflect 20 years of growth in the area to year 2030.
The traffic volumes were increased by the current county state-aid growth factor, as presented by
MnDOT. The analysis determined that the planned improvements to the Main Street corridor will
provide overall satisfactory LOS results. Some individual movements at two intersections are expected
to operate at LOS E or F.
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However, no additional mitigation is proposed because:
· Relatively few vehicles are expected for those movements
· A traffic signal at the Progress Road and Dupre Road intersections would not be warranted
· Lower LOS results for side-street stop controlled movements are not uncommon
· Progress Road traffic has the option of shifting to the signalized intersection at Main Street and
Centerville Road
Although overall satisfactory LOS are expected to be provided, safety improvements to the Main Street
corridor are recommended. These improvements will retain the flexibility for different left turn phasing,
allowing the signal to adapt to changing traffic flows and patterns. The changes will also improve the
LOS for some individual movements. The alternative improvements recommended include:
· Providing an exclusive northbound left turn lane at the intersection of Main Street and Centerville
Road instead of an exclusive right turn lane
· Adding a southbound left turn lane at the intersection of Main Street and Centerville Road
· Adding a southbound right turn lane at the intersection of Main Street and Progress Road
The results and recommendations for 2030 are similar with or without the proposed development.
The exact timing for a traffic signal at the intersection of Main Street and Centerville Road will depend
upon actual traffic conditions. The intersection and its volumes should be monitored to determine the
appropriate timing of installation and ensuring that a traffic signal system is warranted and justified.
Regional System
Main Street (CSAH 14) does not currently connect to 1-35W. About 2,400 vehicle trips per day are
expected on Main Street (CSAH 14) east of the intersection with 20th Avenue. Using an assumption of
15 percent to the north, 15 percent to the east, and 70 percent to the south at the interchange with
1-35E would result in 360 trips, 360 trips, and 1,680 daily trips, respectively. These volumes represent
less than four percent of the existing daily traffic on 1-35E in either direction and on Main Street
(CSAH 14) to the east of the interchange. The expected increases during the a.m. and p.m. peak hours
are anticipated to be similar in magnitude.
The County has a preferred alternative selected for the 1-35E interchange with Main Street (CSAH 14),
which includes improvements at the intersections. Construction is scheduled for 2009 based upon the
Five-Year Highway Improvement Plan. The planned improvements should be able to accommodate
projected traffic through 2030. The expected traffic from this proposed development does not
represent a significant increase in traffic volumes that would necessitate changes to those planned
improvements.
Given the lack of connection to 1-35W, the minor increase in traffic on 1-35E, and the pending
reconstruction of the 1-35E interchange with Main Street (CSAH 14), it was determined that the
proposed development will have little to no impact on the regional system.
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16. Vehicle-Related Air Emissions. According to the air quality impact analysis completed by SBP
Associates, Inc. provided as Attachment 3 to the EAW, carbon monoxide (CO) levels are elevated near
roadway intersections due to the emission of this pollutant from the vehicles idling and passing by the
redevelopment area. The State of Minnesota has ambient CO standards that are designed to protect
human health and the environment. The Standards are:
· l-hour average: 30 parts per million (ppm); and
· 8-hour average: 9 ppm.
Concentrations near or above these levels are most likely to occur near intersections that have heavy
traffic volumes and are severely congested. With the proposed area roadway improvements, severe
congestion problems that could cause air quality problems are not expected to develop at the major
intersections near the project.
17. Stationary Source Air Emissions. Emissions from structures proposed at the site are not expected to be
significant.
18. Odors, Noise and Dust. Dust and noise will be generated by equipment and machinery during
construction. Odors may also be generated from construction equipment exhaust. Equipment will
include trucks, backhoes, graders, compactors, excavators, bobcats, cranes, loaders, compressors, and
possibly de-watering pumps. Dust may be controlled by daily cleanup of the construction site; water
will be used to wet appropriate surfaces to reduce airborne dust when necessary. Noise and odor
impacts from construction equipment will be controlled by ensuring the equipment is properly muffled
and in good working condition, and by restricting the hours of operation to daylight hours, or those
permitted by local ordinances.
The project proceeds through residential neighborhoods and is adjacent to numerous residential yards.
Construction of the project is anticipated to occur in phases over a five-year period. Phases of
construction in anyone area are expected to be completed over one construction season,
approximately seven months (May through November).
SBP Noise Impact Analysis
SBP Associates, Inc. (SBP) conducted a traffic noise monitoring and modeling analysis for the proposed
downtown redevelopment; the report was provided as Attachment 3 to the EAW. The modeling
analysis used the MNDOT Minnoise computer model and traffic predictions prepared by Bonestroo.
Additionally, SBP conducted noise monitoring at two locations near the project site.
Predicted Daytime Noise Level Discussion
The results indicate that the modeled residential building receptor locations are predicted to have noise
levels within the State standard for the year 2012. Locations R3 and R6 (shown on Figure 1 of the
noise analysis in EAW Attachment 3) are at or above the standards with 2030 traffic volumes. This
indicates that there would be some speech interference from the traffic noise for persons outside on the
street side of these buildings during 2030 peak traffic periods.
The predicted noise level changes between the existing and year 2012 result from additional traffic
generated by the development and by other area growth. The noise level increase for this period is
predicted to be 3 dBA or less at all modeled receptor locations. The MPCA considers changes of 3 dBA
or less to be imperceptible.
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Predicted Nighttime Noise Level Discussion
Table 2 of the noise analysis (provided in Attachment 3 of the EAW) indicates that all modeled
residential receptor locations, except location R7, would have nighttime traffic noise levels above the
Minnesota standard for modeled years 2012 and 2030. This standard is based on sleep interference for
people sleeping in bedrooms with partially open windows. Residences in these areas should have year-
round climate control and should be constructed to achieve an outdoor-to-indoor noise level reduction
of 30 dBA.
19. Nearby Resources.
a) Archaeological. Historical. or Architectural Resources
The Minnesota Historical Society State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) was contacted regarding
the presence of documented cultural resource sites within the project area. According to the
response received (provided in Attachment 4 of the EAW) numerous sites were identified and
many appear to be located within the downtown redevelopment area. The City obtained a copy of
the cultural resources survey that was completed by The 106 Group in the area for the proposed
Anoka County CSAH 14 Reconstruction Project. The survey examined 39 properties in SHPO's
inventory records - the same 39 properties that were listed in the SHPO response received for the
downtown redevelopment project. The survey concluded that none of the properties are eligible
for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
b) Prime or Unique Farmlands
According to Anoka County soils information, two soils in the project area are identified as prime
farmland: Hayden fine sandy loam, 2-6% slopes and Nessel fine sandy loam, 1-4% slopes.
Two other soils are classified as prime farmland if drained: Dundas loam and Webster loam.
In addition, one soil is classified as farmland of statewide importance: Hayden fine sandy loam,
6-12% slopes, eroded. Although a number of the soils in the project area are identified as
important to farming, land within the project corridor is not used agriculturally. Most was
developed long ago as residential or commercial property
c) Designated Parks. Recreation Areas. or Trails
There are no designated parks or recreation areas within the project area. However, Centerville
Lake is adjacent to the project area and offers numerous recreational opportunities including
boating, fishing, and swimming. A number of City parks are located within the vicinity of the
project area and offer open spaces for recreation and picnicking. The largest of these, Laurie
LaMotte Park, is located just to the south of the project area and offers primary facilities for
organized recreation activities, including a hockey rink, a skating rink, soccer fields, softball
diamonds, and park buildings. Additionally, Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park Reserve is also within
the vicinity of the project area. The Central Anoka County Regional Trail is planned to be located
adjacent to CSAH 14 through the project area. Another designated trail, Rice Creek Chain of Lakes
- Bald Eagle Regional Trail will run along Goiffin Road near the redevelopment area.
Park and trail users may experience minor impacts of odors, noise and dust during construction of
the project. These impacts would be short term and are not expected to be significant.
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d) Scenic Views and Vistas
There are no views or vistas officially designated as scenic in the project area. However, views of
and from Centerville lake can be considered scenic. Several town home units are proposed in the
northwest part of the project area on the shore of Centerville lake where no structures are located
currently, thus there will be a change in the views from and of the lake in this area. Overall,
significantly adverse impacts to views are not expected because the proposed project is a
redevelopment of an existing developed area.
e) Other Uniaue Resources
Every summer Centerville celebrates the Festival of lakes (Fete de lacs) which includes a parade,
fireworks, food, and entertainment. The parade proceeds through the downtown area and the
festival itself is held in a park to the southwest of the redevelopment area. The parade route may
need to be altered due to the redevelopment project but other impacts are not expected.
20. Visual Impacts. While the project will not cause visual impacts related to glare from intense lights,
lights visible in wilderness areas or large visible plumes from cooling towers or exhaust stacks.
However, it will result in visual changes to the area, including a visual change to the shoreline of
Centerville lake where townhome units are proposed to be constructed. Overall building heights will
increase compared to current conditions, but heights will be similar to the buildings that currently are
located within the study area. Additional lighting as well as different types of lighting then presently
used will result from the addition of commercial spaces and residential units. Trees may need to be
removed for construction of commercial and residential spaces. Tree replacement is planned, but will
not necessarily be completed in the exact location of tree removal. Instead, trees will be planted along
boulevards and in locations that enhance overall aesthetics.
21. Compatibility with Plans and land Use Regulations. The project is subject to the City's adopted
comprehensive plan including all recent amendments. The proposed development is consistent with the
intent of the comprehensive plan as well as the City's downtown master plan.
The downtown master plan design meets the Metropolitan Council's vision for developing communities
to provide for more development within existing urban areas and provide growth at densities between
3-5+ units per acre. This development will exceed these desired minimums while providing a unique
mixed use development that will provide a variety of housing opportunities, commercial and office uses
in a traditionally designed downtown. The development will also provide housing choices and
opportunities for the city to meet the Metropolitan Council affordable housing allocation over the next
several years.
The project is also subject to and will comply with the Rice Creek Watershed District Watershed
Management Plan.
22. Impact on Infrastructure and Public Services. A new trunk water main, updated storm sewer, and
reconstruction of existing streets are proposed as part of this project. Street and utility reconstruction
will occur in advance of or in conjunction with construction phases to accommodate the new buildings.
The existing City utilities in the area will be modified to accommodate the increased density and more
intense use of water. Storm drainage features will be added to treat and regulate runoff quality and
quantity, respectively. Again, since the new use will not vary substantially from the existing use, there
will not be a significant increase in storm water runoff, but we will have the opportunity to provide
quality and quantity regulation where none existed before.
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23. Cumulative Impacts. Cumulative impacts are not expected to result from the project, nor is it expected
to interact negatively with any existing or future development. Anoka County is currently undertaking
the reconstruction of CSAH 14. This reconstruction was not initiated by the proposed redevelopment.
Anoka County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 21 is proposed to be reconstructed in conjunction with the
redevelopment of downtown Centerville. The reconstruction will be confined to the redevelopment
area. The City, independently or through agreement with the developer, will reconstruct side streets
within the study area during this same period.
24. Overall Finding. No commenting agency ultimately found that the EAW was incomplete or lacking in
content, analysis or review. Therefore the Centerville Downtown Redevelopment EAW combined with
the Response to Comments included above is complete and accurately assesses potential
environmental impacts for the Centerville Downtown Redevelopment Project.
Criteria B: Cumulative Potential Effects of Related or Anticipated Future Projects
The proposed project is not anticipated to interact with future projects in the area so as to cause significant
cumulative effects. No future stages associated with the proposed project are planned or being proposed at
this time.
Criteria C: Extent to Which the Environmental Effects are Subject to Mitigation
Environmental effects on wetlands, groundwater, traffic, and water quality are subject to additional
approvals and/or mitigation through requirements of local, state, and federal regulations, ordinances,
management plans, and permitting procedures. The following permits and approvals are required for the
project addressed under the EAW and these permitting and approval processes will provide additional
opportunity to require mitigation.
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Unit of Government Type of Application Status
US Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 Clean Water Act Application to be submitted
(impacts to waters in the Corps' jurisdiction)
Minnesota Department of Temporary Water Appropriations Permit Application to be submitted,
Natural Resources if necessary
Minnesota Pollution Control National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Application to be submitted
Agency Systems (NPDES) Permit/General Stormwater
Construction Permit
Minnesota Pollution Control Notice of Termination of Construction Activities Notice to be submitted after
Agency construction is complete
Minnesota Pollution Control Sanitary Sewer Extension Permit Application to be submitted
Agency
Metropolitan Council Permit to Connect to Regional Sewer System Application to be submitted
Rice Creek Watershed District Wetland Conservation Act permit Application to be submitted
Rice Creek Watershed District Watershed Permit Application to be submitted
Anoka County Permit for work in CSAH 14 ROW Application to be submitted
Highway Department
Anoka County Permit for work in CSAH 21 ROW Application to be submitted
Highway Department
Anoka County Approval of road reconstruction plans for CSAH Plans to be submitted
Highway Department 21
City of Centerville Developer's Agreement Master Agreement is
signed. Each phase will
require a separate
agreement related to the
Master.
City of Centerville Approval of Street and Utility Plans Plans to be submitted
Tax Increment Financing
City of Centerville Agreement to be developed
PERMITS AND APPROVALS REQUIRED
Sources of funding that may be utilized by the City for construction of infrastructure related to the project
are Community Development Block Grant funds, Minnesota Redevelopment Grant funds, Special
Assessments, Public Funds, "429" Bonds.
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The potential environmental effects associated with this project are not considered significant and will be
mitigated in compliance with applicable rules, regulations, and permit requirements. The City of Centerville
therefore finds that the potential environmental effects of the project are "subject to mitigation by ongoing
public regulatory authority" (Minnesota Rules 4410.1700 Subp. 7.0.).
Criteria 0: Extent to Which Environmental Effects Can be Anticipated and Controlled as a Result of
Other Available Environmental Studies Undertaken by Public Agencies or the Project
Proposer, Including Other Environmental Impact Statements.
The final factor the City must consider is the" extent to which environmental effects can be anticipated and
controlled as a result of other environmental studies undertaken by public agencies or the project proposer,
or of EIS's previously prepared on similar projects" (Minnesota Rules 4410.1700 Subp. 7.0.). The City's
findings are set forth below.
1. The proposed project is reasonably similar to other redevelopment projects in the Twin Cities
metropolitan area. Other projects of similar scope, accompanied by similar land use, natural resources,
surface water, traffic studies, and associated mitigation, have, in general, successfully mitigated
potential environmental impacts.
2. The EAW, in conjunction with this document, contains or references the known studies that provide
information or guidance regarding environmental effects that can be anticipated and controlled.
3. No EIS that addresses a similarly sized project is known to be available in the City of Centerville or the
surrounding area.
4. In light of the results of environmental review and permitting processes for similar projects, the City of
Centerville finds that the environmental effects of the project can be adequately anticipated and
controlled.
Based on the original EAW, comments received from agencies and individuals, the responses to comments,
and the criteria above, the City of Centerville finds that the Centerville Downtown Redevelopment Project
does not have the potential for significant environmental effects and does not require the preparation of an
EIS.
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CENTERVILLE - DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
Record of Decision
Based on the EAW, the Response to Comments, and the Findings of Fact, the City of Centerville City
Council as the RGU for this environmental review, concludes the following:
1. The EAW was prepared, published, and distributed in compliance with Minnesota Statues, Chapter
116D, to implement the environmental review procedures established by the Minnesota Environmental
Policy Act and Minnesota Rules Parts 4410.1000 to 4410.1700 (1997).
2. The EAW, combined with the supplemental information contained in the Response to Comments and
Findings of Fact, satisfactorily addressed and responded to all of the issues raised and comments
received for which existing information could have been reasonably obtained, and further investigation
is therefore not required.
3. Based on the criteria established in Minnesota Rules Part 4410.1700, the project does not have the
potential for significant environmental effects.
4. The Centerville City Council has determined that the preparation of an EIS is not required for this
project.
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Minnesota Environmental Quality Board
Environmental Review Program
EA W Distribution List
August 2007
Environmental Quality Board (1 copy)
Environmental Review Program
658 Cedar Street, Room 300
St. Paul, MN 55155
Department of Commerce (1 copy)
Attn: Susan Medhaug
85 Seventh Place East, Suite 500
St. Paul, MN 55101
Board of Soil and Water Resources (1 copy)
Attn: Jim Haertel
520 Lafayette Road
St. Paul, MN 55155
Pollution Control Agency (3 copies)
Attn: Rick Newquist, Supervisor
Env. Review Unit/Majors/Rem Division
520 Lafayette Road
St. Paul, MN 55155
Historical Society (1 copy)
345 Kellogg Blvd.
St. Paul, MN 55102
Minneapolis Public Library (2 copies)
Technology and Science
Attn: Helen Burke
Government Documents, 2nd Floor
300 Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis, MN 55401-1992
.
State Agencies
Department of Agriculture (1 copy)
Attn: Becky Balk
625 North Robert Street
St. Paul, MN 55155
Department of Health (1 copy)
Environmental Health Division
Policy, Planning & Analysis Unit
625 North Robert Street
St. Paul, MN 55155
Department of Natural Resources (3 copies)
Attn: Steve Colvin
Environmental Review Unit
500 Lafayette Road
St. Paul, MN 55155-4025
Department of Transportation (3 copies)
Attn: Gerald Larson
MnlDOT Environmental Services
395 John Ireland Blvd., MS 620
St. Paul, MN 55155
State Archaeologist (1 copy)
Fort Snelling History Center
St. Paul, MN 55111-4061
Libraries
Federal Agencies
u.s. Army Corps of Engineers (1 copy) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (1 copy)
Attn: Tamara Cameron Attn: Kenneth Westlake
Regulatory Functions Branch Environmental Planning and Evaluation Unit
190 Fifth Street East 77 West Jackson Blvd., Mailstop B-19J
St. Paul, MN 55101-1638 Chicago, IL 60604-3590
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (1 copy)
Twin Cities Field Office E.S.
410 1 East 80th Street
Bloorrlington,MN 55425-1665
Regional
Metropolitan Council (NOTE: 5 copies IF the
project is in the seven county metro area)
Review Coordinator
Local Planning Assistance
390 Robert Street North
St. Paul, MN 55101
Other
Indian Affairs Council (1 copy)
161 St. Anthony, Suite 924
St. Paul, MN 55103
Additional Parties for CenterviUe Downtown Redevelopment
EA W Distribution
City of Centerville (5 copies) Centerville Public Works Department (1 copy)
Atto: Dallas Larson, Adrrlinistrator Attn: Paul Palzer, Public Works Director
1880 Main Street 7087 20th A venue South
Centerville, MN 55038 Centerville, MN 55038
Anoka County Community Development Anoka County Highway Department (1 copy)
(1 copy) 1440 Bunker Lake Blvd NW
2100 3rd Avenue Andover, MN 55304
Anoka, MN 55303
Anoka Soil and Water Conservation Rice Creek Watershed District (1 copy)
District (1 copy) 4325 Pheasant Ridge Drive, Suite 611
16015 Central Ave NE Ste 103 Blaine, Minnesota, 55449-4539
Ham Lake, MN 55304
Beard Group (2 copies)
Attn: Ron MeW, Development Principal
750 2nd Street NE, Suite 100
Hopkins, MN 55343
COUNTY OF ANOKA
Public Services Division
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
1440 BUNKER LAKE BLVD. NW, ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304
(763) 862-4200 FAX (763) 862-4201
October 18,2007
Mr. Dallas Larson
Administrator
1880 Main Street
Centerville, MN 55038-9794
Re: Comments on Centerville Downtown Redevelopment EA W
Dear Mr. Larson:
Thank you for providing us the opportunity to comment on the proposed Centerville Downtown
Redevelopment EA W for approximately 38 acres in the City of Centerville. The following comments
have been gathered from the Highway Department:
· CSAH 14 is one of the few continuous east-west routes in Anoka County. Within the proposed
project area it is classified as an "A" Minor Arterial. It is expected to carry a significant amount
of traffic as Centerville and adjacent communities such as Lino Lakes, Blaine and Hugo continue
to develop because it connects to other major freeway facilities and other principal arterials.
Because CSAH 14 is an "A" Minor Arterial roadway, safety and mobility are of primary concern
to the county.
· CSAH 21 is a "B" Minor Arterial. It is a north-south route that connects the Cities of Centerville
and Lino Lakes with Ramsey County. Traffic volumes on this roadway are lower than those on
CSAH 14; however, this roadway provides an important connection for those accessing CSAH
14 and the regional freeway system.
· Anoka County and the Cities of Centerville and Lino Lakes have worked together in the past to
develop future traffic information on CSAH 14 based upon existing and proposed development.
The intent of these travel forecasts was to use them to identify needed improvements on CSAH
14 between 1-35W and 1-35E to serve existing and future demand. Improvements based on the
travel forecasts are currently under construction. The proposed changes in land use for the City
of Centerville outlined in the EA W vary from the information that was used to prepare travel
forecasts for the improvements currently being constructed on CSAH 14. In some areas, this
change does not impact travel, but in other locations does have an impact.
Because of the changes in land use compared to previous scenarios used to make decisions with
regard to improvements on CSAH 14, the county requested SRF Consulting Group, Inc. to review
traffic information included in the EA W. Their comments are summarized below and are attached to
this letter.
· In regard to trip generation for the proposed development:
o Additional information is needed to identify the land use type used to generate trips for
the proposed retail square footage.
o There appears to be a miscalculation for the apartment land use for daily trip estimates.
Daily trips should be 1,720 instead of 1,560.
o It appears (Table 21-1) that the pass-by trip reductions were applied to initial trip
estimates instead of the through volume. This results in too few trips being distributed to
the system.
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In regard to background growth for the proposed development:
o A review of the future 2020 no-build traffic volumes was completed to compare to
existing volumes. Using a 2.4 percent yearly growth rate (background growth indicated
in the study), the no build numbers appear low.
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In regard to trip distribution for the proposed development:
o The directional distribution that was used for the proposed development has 65 percent
of the trips routed to/from the east on 1-35E and east of the interchange. This indicates a
regional trip distribution. It is assumed that this distribution was used for all proposed
uses. Generally, directional distribution varies based on the land use type. Applying the
same distribution could distort some of the trip patterns.
o Previous work completed by the county indicated the need for additional regional access
locations - one at CSAH 14/1-35W and one at 80th Street/l-35E. It does not appear that
the EA W took these future changes into account. Changes in regional access would
likely change the directional distribution and the overall affect on the adjacent
intersections.
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In regard to operations and capacity impacts for the proposed development:
o The EA W analysis indicates that all intersections are currently operating at LOS C or
better during the peak periods. In reviewing the CSAH 14 Study that was completed by
SRF in 2004, the intersection of CSAH 14120th Avenue was found to operate at an
unacceptable LOS E during the p.m. peak hour. In comparing the intersection turning
movements, the volumes increased during both the a.m. and the p.m. peak periods
between 2004 and 2007, which would indicate worse operations.
Due to the discrepancy, an analysis was rerun. The intersection was found to operate at
LOS E during the p.m. peak hour. This intersection should be checked to ensure that
adequate capacity is provided for existing and future conditions.
o The 2012 operations analysis included the current improvements. This includes a traffic
signal at CSAH 14 and 20th Avenue. No additional improvements were included in the
EA W. Based on the CSAH 14 design plans, the southbound approach of 20th Avenue at
CSAH 14 should consist of dual left-turn lanes, one through lane and a shared
through/right-turn lane. It appears that the EA W used different geometries for its
analysis. The correct geometries should be noted in the EA W.
o The geometries shown in the EA W for the CSAH 14120th Avenue approach are not
consistent throughout the report for 2030.
o 65 percent of the traffic was routed through the I-35E1CSAH 14 interchange. Since these
intersections seem to be significantly impacted by the proposed development, analysis of
the intersection operations at the interchange intersections should be considered.
Thank you again for allowing us the opportunity to comment on the Centerville Downtown
Redevelopment EA W. We hope we can further discuss the issues highlighted in our letter and come
to an understanding of development levels and needed roadway improvements within the proposed
project area. This is especially important as the area continues to grow.
Sincerely,
Jack Corkle, AICP
Senior Multimodal Transportation Planner
cc: Douglas W. Fischer, P.E.
Jane Rose
Kate Garwood, AICP
Curt Kobilarcsik, P.E.
Mark Lindeberg, P.E.
County Engineer
Traffic Engineering Manager
Multimodal Transportation Manager
Design Engineer
MnlDOT - Area Engineer
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SRF No. 0076275
MEMORANDUM
TO: Jane Rose, Traffic Engineering Manager
Jack Corkle, Senior Multi-Modal Transportation Planner
Anoka County
FROM: Marie Cote, PE, Principal
Carla Stueve, PE, PTOE, Associate
DATE: October 16,2007
SUBJECT: CENTERVILLE EA W TRAFFIC ANALYSIS REVIEW
As requested, we have completed a review of the Centerville EA W traffic analysis that was
completed by Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik Associates, Inc, dated August 24, 2007. Based on
our review, we offer the following comments for your consideration:
Trip Generation
· The 2012 land use and trip generation estimates are shown in Table 21-1. In general, the
trip estimates seem reasonable, with the daily trip estimates rounded to the nearest ten. A
couple of items to note for the trip generation:
1. The land use type used to generate trips for the proposed retail square footage is not
clear, particularly for the a.m. peak hour.
2. There appears to be a miscalculation for the apartment land use for the daily trip
estimates. Based on our calculation, the daily trips should be 1,720, instead of the
1,560 shown in the table.
. The traffic study documents the use of a 30-percent pass-by trip reduction for the retail
development. This seems reasonable based on data provided in the ITE Trip Generation
Handbook. However, it appears from Table 21-1 that the pass-by trip reductions were
applied to the initial trip estimates. Since technically pass-by trips are only reduced from
the through volume on the roadway with access to the site, reducing them from the initial
trip estimates would result in too few trips being distributed to the system.
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BackgroundGro~h
. A yearly growth rate of 2.4 percent was used to account for background growth in the
area. It was documented that this percentage corresponds to the most recent County State
Aid factor used by Mn/DOT. This amount of background growth seems reasonable based
on the CSAH 14 forecasts developed by SRF for the 2030 regional access alternatives in
the CSAH 14 (I-35W to I-35E) Study. It is important to note that when considering "full
build" ofthe area, i.e. future development of the parcels adjacent to the proposed northerly
crossing of Peltier Lake or the proposed interchange areas, the ADT for the roadway
network increases significantly, resulting in a yearly growth rate ranging between five and
six percent. However, this was identified for long-term planning purposes and is
considered beyond the scope of this study.
· A cursory review of the future 2030 no-build traffic volumes was completed to compare
to existing volumes. Using a 2.4 percent yearly growth rate between existing and 2030 no
build volumes, the no build numbers appear low, resulting in closer to two-percent yearly
growth.
Directional Distribution
. The directional distribution that was used for the proposed development is shown in
Figure 21-5. As shown, 65 percent of the trips are routed to/from the east on I-35E and
east of the interchange, which indicates a regional trip distribution. It is assumed that this
distribution was used for all proposed uses (i.e. residential, office and retail). Generally,
directional distribution varies based on the land use type. For example, retail development
typically has a "local" draw and residential and office uses have a "regional" trip draw
during the peak periods.
. In the CSAH 14 Study that was completed by SRF Consulting Group in 2004, seven
construction alternatives were conceptualized for Main Street (CSAH 14) in the
surrounding area. The detailed traffic operations analysis that was completed for the
study (Option 5A) consists of two additional regional accesses, one at CSAH 14/I-35W
and the other at 80th StreetlI-35E. It does not appear that the Centerville EA W Traffic
Study took any future changes to the regional roadway system into account. Changes in
regional access would likely change the directional distribution, and the overall affect on
the adjacent intersections.
Operations/Capacity
. The Centerville EA W traffic analysis indicates that all intersections are currently
operating at an acceptable level of service during the peak periods. In fact, the worst
operations were found at the intersection of CSAH 14/20th A venue with a LOS C during
the p.m. peak hour.
Jane Rose
Jack Corkle
October 16, 2007
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· In reviewing the CSAH 14 Study that was completed by SRF, the intersection of CSAH
14/20th Avenue was found to operate at an unacceptable LOS E during the p.m. peak hour
under all-way stop control. The Centerville EA W traffic analysis documented that this
intersection is operating at LOS C during this time period. In comparing the intersection
turning movements, the volumes increased during both the a.m. and p.m. peak periods
between 2004 and 2007, which would indicate similar or worse operations.
Due to the discrepancy, analysis was completed for this intersection with the current
traffic volumes and all-way stop control using the Highway Capacity Software and
Synchro/SimTraffic software package. Based on this analysis, we found this intersection
to operate at an overall unacceptable LOS E during the p.m. peak hour. This intersection
should be checked to ensure that adequate capacity is provided for existing and future
conditions.
· The 2012 operations analysis assumed upgrades to the CSAH 14 corridor that are
scheduled to be completed in 2009, including signalization of CSAH 14/20th Avenue and
widening CSAH 14 to improve the 90-degree curve just west of the intersection with
CSAH 21 (Centerville Road). No additional improvements are recommended. Based on
the CSAH 14 roadway design plans that will be constructed next year, the southbound
approach of 20th Avenue at CSAH 14 should consist of dual left-turn lanes, one through
lane, and a shared through/right-turn lane. It appears that this study analyzed this
approach with dual left-turns lanes, one through lane, and a right-turn lane. Although this
will not significantly impact operations, the correct future geometrics should be noted in
the study. In addition, the geometrics shown on this approach are not consistent
throughout the report for 2030 conditions. Based on the operations analysis shown in the
appendix of the report, dual southbound left-turn lanes were included.
· For 2030 conditions, the roadway upgrades identified for 2012 conditions are assumed as
a baseline. However, the improvements were recommended to be modified to improve
safety. The modified improvement includes the installation of a northbound left-turn lane
instead of a right-turn lane at the intersection of CSAH 14/Centerville Road. In addition,
installation of a southbound left-turn lane is recommended at this intersection, with future
signalization, to align the left-turn lanes on the north and south approaches. Installation of
a southbound right-turn lane at CSAH 14/Progress Road is also recommended.
Based on our analysis, the suggested modifications to the roadway geometrics will not
change the overall intersections operations, and it may provide some additional safety for
the intersections and flexibility in providing future left-turn phasing. In regards to the
southbound right-turn lane at Progress Road/CSAH 14, this improvement does not
significantly improve operations or safety, based on our review. If the right-of-way is
available to construct a right-turn lane on this approach, it would provide some delay
reduction to that individual movement.
Jane Rose
Jack Corkle
October 16, 2007
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· Based on the distribution, 65-percent of the traffic was routed through the 1-35E/Main
Street (CSAH 14) interchange. Since these intersections seem to be significantly
impacted by the proposed development, analysis of the intersection operations at the
interchange intersections should be considered. In addition, based on the CSAH 14 Study
completed by SRF, the CSAH 14 ramp intersections were operating at poor levels of
service during the p.m. peak hour under existing geometric and traffic control conditions.
Therefore, these intersections should be evaluated to determine the impacts from the
proposed development.
MEMORANDUM
To:
Dallas Larson
City Administrator
The City of Centerville
Marcey L. Westrick
EAW for the City of Centerville's Downtowr
Redevelopment
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The purpose of this memorandum is to provide comments of concern on behalf of the Rice Creek
Watershed District (District) on the Mandatory EA W for the Centerville Downtown
Redevelopment. The comments listed below are with reference to the pertinent section in the
EAW.
#10. The approximate proposed wetland impacts of 0.38 acres will be subject to WCA
sequencing and mitigation requirements through the District permitting process. In addition,
wetlands before and after construction should at a minimum be equal given WCA requirements.
#17. As part of the Centerville Lake TMDL, the District has completed a nutrient budget analysis for
Centerville Lake. In addition, preliminary analysis completed by the District indicates that the proposed
District rule will allow the city to redevelop the downtown area while meeting the Centerville TMDL goal.
This information has been shared with the City of Centerville, and as a result, the District does not find it
necessary for the city to complete a nutrient budget analysis separate from the Districts. With that said, as
noted in the EA W, Clearwater Creek is also listed as an impaired waterbody due to biological impairment
and the city should attempt to reduce stormwater volume and rates entering the creek to the maximum
extent practicable.
Several stormwater management strategies are listed such as rain gardens, depressed parking lot
islands, pervious pavement with underground storage, and pretreatment and infiltration basins. It
should be also noted that Low Impact Development techniques could be used including native
landscaping and reduced imperviousness.
The District appreciates the open communication with the City of Centerville regarding the Centerville
Lake TMDL and sees the Centerville Redevelopment as an opportunity to improve the quality of
stormwater that is discharging to both the lake and Clearwater Creek. The District looks forward to
assisting the city as this project goes forward to ensure that District Rules and TMDL goals are
met.
If there are any questions regarding the comments for this review, or if the District can provide
additional assistance, please feel free to contact me at (651) 203-6009 or Doug Thomas at (763)
398-3071.
c: RCWD Board of Managers
RCWD District Office, A TIN: Doug Thomas
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October 23, 2007
Dallas Larson, Administrator
City ofCenterville
1880 Main Street
Centerville, MN 55038
RE:. Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EA W)
Centerville Downtown Redevelopment
Metropolitm Council DistJi1ct 11
Metropolit:m Council Review File No. 20095-1
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Dear Mr. Larson:
Council staff reviewed the environmental assessment worksheet (EA W) for the
Centerville Downtown Redevelopment area. The proposal involves redevelopment of
Centerville's downtown and environs into a mixed use area of multi-family housing and
retail/office space over a period offive years. The area encompasses over 37 acres of the
existing downtown along Main Street/CSAH 14, plus several blocks to the south on
either side of Centerville Road/CSAH 23.
Staff finds this EA W to be incomplete with respect to the transportation analysis because
it does not analyze impacts on the regional system by addressing connections between
CSAH 14 (an "A" minor Arterial) and 1-35E and I~35W. While the EA W includes a
traffic analysis of :ocal road impacts, it does not address potential regional transportation
system impacts. ltern 21, Traffic, states that if the project is within the Metropolitan
Area the EA W net:ds to discuss its impact on the regional transportation system. This is
particularly imponant considering that Main Street/CSAH 14 connects to both 1-35E
nearby to the east ,md to 1-35W further west.
Consequently, COlmcil staff is unable to determin,e at this time whether the project is in
conformity with n:gional system plans and whether an Environmental Impact Statement
(EIS) may be need ed to address r~gional transportation issues. We encourage you to
withdraw and repthlish the EA W with the missing data, or to issue a supplemental EA W
to address the misHing information. Questions regarding the specifics of the
transportation information needed: should be directed to Ann Braden, 651-602-1705,
ann.braden@.metcstate.mn.us .
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October 23,2007
Metropolitan Cour.cil staff review !of the EA W finds that it is complete and accurate with
respect to other re~~iona1 concerns ~d offers the following comments for consideration as
the project is imph:mented:
Item 12 - Physical Impacts on Water Resources (Jim Larsen, 651-602-1159)
The projec1 proposes to elitninate the only wetland within the proposed 37~acre
redevelopment area and to ~xcavate the depression for use as a stormwater
treatment basin. Eliminatilj>n of significant wetlands during the redevelopment
process is contrary to COUQcil Policies that promote protection of such water
resources. Council policies recommend utilization afbest wetland management
practices tl1at result in maintenance and improvement of water quality, control of
runoffrate!i and volumes to reduce erosion and flooding, and preservation of the
designated beneficial uses of such natural basins.
This wetland area should be avoided and proposed stormwater detention and
treatment flcilities should be accommodated elsewhere on or off of the immediate
site. The ongoing CSAH14 reconstruction project in the City already resulted in
eliminatior. of several acres of wetland in the City. Since Clearwater Creek is
impaired fClr fish and invertebrate according to the index of biotic integrity (IB!),
further wetland losses in the City could incrementally worsen the Creek's IBI.
Item 17 -Water Quality: Surface Water Runoff
The document states that stormwater management features for the site will be
designed te, meet the Rice Creek Watershed District's (RCWD) proposed new
rules, dated June 13,2007. The City and site developers should meet with the
RCWD staff as soon as possible to site both infiltration and surface detention and
treatment hcilities for runo:ffwhere they will function most efficiently and in
harmony with the existing natural features. (Jim Larsen, 651-602-1159)
Also, the Minnesota Depmttment of Health designates the bedrock sensitivity to
contamination in Centervme as "high", based on the geologic character of the
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aquifers in the area. Land use, therefore, has a significant chance of impacting
groundwatl~r quality. Stonn water infiltration projects should follow guidelines
put forth b:/ the Minnesota:Department of Health in 2006 for Evaluating Proposed
Storm Water Infiltration Ptojects in Vulnerable Wellhead Protection Areas. (Sara
Bertelsen, 1551-602-1035) i
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October 23, 2007
Item 18 - Water Quality: Wastewaters (Roger Janzig, 651~602~1119)
The EA W indicates an avetage projected wastewater flow of 120,000 gallons per
day. Metrc'politan Disposal System facilities serving the redevelopment site have
adequate capacity for the proposed flow.
Item 25 -Nearby Resour~es (Jan Youngquist, 651-602-1029)
The EA W Jdentifies the two planned regional trails that will be located in or near
the project area-the CentI1al Anoka County Regional Trail and the Rice Creek
Chain of Lakes-Bald Eagle Regional Trail. The Central Anoka County Regional
Trail will be located on the south side ofCSAH 14/Main Street and will be built
in conjunction with the pet1ding road reconstruction project. The EA W states that
the Rice Creek Chain of L$.es-Bald Eagle Regional Trail will run along
Centerville Road to connect to the Central Anoka County Regional Trail. The
planned regional trail is proposed to follow Goiffon Road instead of Centerville
Road, hOWi~ver. This proposed alignment will route the trail near the project area,
not thrOUgll the center of the redevelopment.
Item 27 - Permits and Approvals Required
The EA W ;orrectly ipdicates the proposed redevelopment is consistent with the
City's comprehensive plan and downtown master plan and states that the purpose
ofthe projoct is to revitalize a struggling downtown business district and to add
new and affordable housin~ stock to the City. This appears consistent with Jhe
Council's Housing policy. The proposed addition of374 housing units over the
next five y,~ars will afford the community an opportunity to achieve its Livable
Community negotiated housing goals through 2010. It will also allow the
community the opportunity to address its share of the region's affordable housing
need of 80 units during the 2011-2020 time period. (Linda Milashius, 651-602-
1541 )
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However, job growth likely to result from the redevelopment could push
employment levels above 1jhe Council's 2030 employment forecast for the City
unless it strictly replaces ekisting jobs, i.e. no net increase. Centerville has had
179 net job growth from 2~OO to 2006, is above the 2010 Council forecast, and is
only 128 jClbs short of the 2030 forecast. The City is encouraged to re-evaluate its
employment growth and fdrecasts for purposes of its 2008 comprehensive plan
update and to discuss its expectations with Council research staff. (Regan
Carlson, 6~il-602-1407) ,
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Dallas Larson
October 23, 2007
In summary, this EA W is incompl~te as submitted regarding analysis of regional
transportation impacts. If the above regional transportation data and information are
provided, staff will be able to complete its review in a timely manner. If you have any
questions or need further information with respect to these matters, please contact Bob
Mazanec, Principa I Reviewer, at 651-602-13 3 O.
Sincerely,
Phyllis Hanson, Manager
Local Planning Ae sistance
cc: DougThomas, Rice Creek; Watershed District
Jack Jacks1m, MultiFamily Market Analyst, MHFA
Tod Shemlan, Developmeht Reviews Coordinator, MnDOT - Metro Division
Georgie Hiker, Metropolitan Council District 11
Keith ButLeman, Environmental Services
Bob Mazanec, Principal Reviewer- Sector Representative
Ann Braden, Transportation
JoaIUle BroTon, Livable Communities
Linda Mil~\shius, Housing-Livabale Communities
Cheryl Olsen, Reviews Coordinator
Paul Hanson, GIS
Jim Dttley LPA
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November 6, 2007
Dallas Larson, Administrator
City of Centerville
1880 Main Street
Centerville, MN 55038
RE: Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EA W)
Centerville Downtown Redevelopment
Metropolitan Council District II
Metropolitan Council Review File No. 20095-1
Dear Mr. Larson:
As indicated in my October 23 letter Council staff reviewed the environmental assessment worksheet
(EA W) for the Centervil1c Downtown Redevelopment area. The proposalinvolvQs redevelopment of
Centerville's downtown and environs into a mixed use area of multi-family housing and retail/office
space over a period of five years. The area encompasses over 37 acres of the existing downtown along
Main StreetlCSAH 14, plus several blocks to the south on either side ofCenterville RoadlCSAH 23.
In the October 23 letter staff found the EA W to be incomplete with respect to regional transportation
analysis. On November 5 Council staff received additional infonnation from the City's consultant
regarding potential regional transportation system impacts. This information and analysis satisfactorily
addresses the Council's previous concerns.
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With the new November 5 information Council staff finds the EA W complete and accurate for regional
review purposes. The project raises no concerns in tenns of regional systems and an Environmental
Impact Statement does not appear warranted from a regional perspective.
liyou have any questions or need further information with respect to these matters, please contact Bob
Mazanec, Principal Reviewer, at 651-602-1330.
Sincerely,
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Phyllis son, Manager
Local anning Assistance
cc: Doug Thomas, Rice Creek Watershed District
Jack Jackson, MultiFamily Market Analyst, MHF A
Too Sherman, Development Reviews Coordinator, MnDOT - Metro Division
Georgie Hilker, Metropolitan Council District II
Keith Buttleman, Environmental Services
Bob Mazanec, Principal Reviewer- Sector Representative
Ann Braden, Transportation
Joanne Barron, Livable Communities
Linda Milashius, Housing-Livabale Communities
Cheryl Olsen, Reviews Coordinator
Paul Hanson, GIS
Jim Uttley, LPA
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A RESOLUTION ADOPTING FINDINGS OF FACT AND RECORD OF
DECISION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET FOR
CENTERvaLE DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
WHEREAS, subsequent to duly given mailed and published notice, the City Council held
a public hearing on November 14, 2007 and considered public comments received during
the comment period and during the public hearing, regarding the Environmental
Assessment Worksheet prepared by Bonestroo and Associates for the Downtown
Redevelopment Project; and
WHEREAS, subsequent to the public hearing the City's engineer has prepared a response
to comments as well as recommended "Findings of Fact and Record of Decision on the
subject Environmental Assessment Worksheet.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
CENTERVlLLE, MINNESOTA:
1. The Findings of Fact and Record of Decision dated November 28, 2007, is
hereby adopted.
2. That the City Administrator or designee shall file the final document in his
office as well as file a copy with the Environmental Quality Board.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council this 28th day of November, 2007.
Mayor, Mary Capra
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City Admini<;trator
City of Centerville
1880 Main Street
Centerville, MN 55038-9794
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Re: 2009 Street arld Utility Improvements Project
Preliminary Survey Scope and Fee Proposal
file #000616-07158-0
Dear Dallas~
The purpose of this letter is to outline the scope and tees associated with the next steps ir. our design of the
2009 Street ProjfCt. Preliminary topographll survey work will need to be completed en all streets
scheduled for full reconstrudion. Additionally, we will need to spend some time doing preliminary design
work to make final decisions on the appropriate level of improvemen:<,.
Scope
TOPOGR,'\HIC SuP.VEY
S~;eets included in the Preliminary Survey indude:
. Peltier lake Drive
. Clearwater Drive
. Mill Road
. North, South, & West Robin t.ane
. Cardinal Drive
. Centerville Road
. Center Street
. Ivy Court
. Sumac Court
. Mound Trail
With past plojeclS Bonestroo has completed in the City, we are able to reuse the topographic information
we previously collected which will save the City time and money. In these areas we still have to complete
the survey for the private utilities and add the areas for the potential rain gardens or other BMP's. These
areas include:
. Centerville Road - Peltier lake Drive to lakeland Circle
. C1earwi:I:er Drive
. PeltiPl' lake Drive - (enterville Road to Mill Road
. Mound Trail- Mound Court to 1313 Mound Trail
The work completed with the Preliminary Survey will inch.de:
. GSOC Tickets - Gopher State One Call.
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. locating in place property comers.
. Survey of road. boulevards up to ROW, City utilities, and potential areas for rain gardens or other
BMP's.
. Transferring of data for design purposes.
Preliminary Design
Once our survey data is collected, we will utilize this information to complete some preliminary design work
in critical areas. This design iteration will allow us to make final decisions on the appropriate level of
improvements for each area.
Schedule
. Monday, November 26, 2007 GSOC tiCKets will be called in to locate the private utilities. They will
have until November 29, 2007 to have everything located.
. Thursday, November 29. 2007 the survey crews will begin locating property corners.
. Monday, December 3, 2007 the survey crews will begin setting control and starting the preliminary
survey work.
. December 21, 2007 all preliminary survey work will be completed.
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Our fee estimate is based on our past experience with these types of surveys. In order to complete the
preliminaf'j topographic survey work as described above our fees will not exceed $25,000.
For the preliminary design work described above, our fees will not exceed $18,000.
If the City Council is ready to move forward with the next stages of this important project, it would be
appropriate to authorize the preliminary survey and preliminary design work at an upcoming meeting.
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1990 Main ST Cent8rv1le. MN 55031- 08-08
MOO Code: CIusIIk:aIIon: :
Incident Narrative 1
On the above date and approximate times, this Officer reviewed a tobacco license request from the Comer Express
in Centerville. I noted that Corner Express had 1 violation on 06120/06 but there were no other violations noted. The
owner identified as Todd Steffen had no criminal history violations or concerns. This information was given to the
City of Centerville.
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8978 Brian DR Cenl8rY111e. MN 55038- 0610211968 I
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
GENERAL AUTIlORIZA TION AND RELEASE
Pursuant to Minnesota State Statute ~13.0S, Subd. 4
Minnesota nata Praetices Ad
TO: City ofCenterville
I, ~nD s.~ . hereby authorize and grant my informed consent to
permit you, BCA, FBI, NCIC, Department of Motor Vehicles, and the City ofCenterville
to release to and make available to the City of CenterviJle/CentenniaJ Lakes Police
Department or their agents as assigned, data classified as private which concerns me and
which may be in your possession. The data which I authorize to be released consists of
private data, as defined by Minnesota State Statute ~13.02, Subd. 12, and has been
collected by you as a result of my contacts and/or associations with you and/or your
agents and representatives. The information for which release is authorized includes all
data which bas been collected, created, received, retained or disseminated in whatever
form, which in any way relates to my dealings with you or your agency. I understand
that the purpose of permitting the City of CenterviUelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents to have access to this information, is to determine my
qualification for a city license.
This authorization shall be valid for a period of one (I) year, but I reserve the right to, at
any time prior to that expiration, cancel the written authorization by providing written
notice to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police Department or their agents as
assigned of that fact.
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Full Name Printed: First Middle Last
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Date of Birth
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CENTERVILLE, MN
SWORN TO AND ATTESTED BEFORE ME THIS .LDAY OF ~
2 1.
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G;;-." LISA M. WALDO
Notary Public
. '. Minnesota
My Commission Expires January 31, 2010
Required Information for Background Checks
(Required for the following: sole owner, each partner, each officer, each agent or manager in charge of the premises and for all person who own or
control an interest in excess of 5%)
Business:
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Name:
Street Address:
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City, State, Zip:
Applying for:
[ ] Liquor
Dd'Tobacco
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1000
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CITY OF CENTERVlLLE
RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO SELL
TOBACCO PRODUCTS AT RETAIL
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The undersigned, residing at ~~'ll, GQ.\~ S)Q..\U~
in the City of c.~l'l"telt\J\~
in the County of A..:>o\t.'" , State of Minnesota, Residence Telephone: (~~') ~1._ 1, SS2 HEREBY
MAKES APPLICATION FOR UCENSE to be issued to TODD SrEF'F'AN, DBA CORNER ExPRESS, to
sen tobacco products at retail at 1 990 MAIN STREE:r, Business Telephone: ~S\ )1.{1.(, - (,(,(16 in the City of
Centerville, Anola County, Minnesota for the term of one (1) year beginning with the 1st day of JtlllMlII'Y, 2008,
subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said aty ofCenterville pertaining
thereto, and herewith deposit S85.00 in payment of the fee therefore.
Report below details of tobacco law violations that have occurred within the last five years. (Dates, offenses,
fines or other penalties): \Q~ ~u~ ~\.r.t..o ~\...~ -t:,~ &"11~d
Report below details involving any license rejections or revocations:
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By siglli"g tlds renewal app1klltiOll, appliclUll ct!l'tifis tlUJl tIIere IuIS bee" "0 cIuuIg~ ill l1W1Jel'S1Jip,
corporate offU:ers, or plll11lers. If changes htn'e occllrred .ri"g the ptlSt 12 IfWllths, complete in its entirety the
IIttiu:Iaed Tax QetJ1YIrICe l"formotitm, sig" below.
Date: ~ \ \ ~01
Signature
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Name (Print)
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY (Do not write below this line)
Report by Police Departmedt
This is to certify that the applicant and the associates, named herein have not been convicted within the past five years of any
violation of federal, state or loca1law, otdiDancc provision, or other regulation relating to tobacco or tobacco products. ortobacoo
related devices, or any felony within the last ten years.
Sipature Title
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 270.72 Tax Clearance; Issuance of Licenses, the licensing
authority is required to provide to the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota
Business Tu Identification Number and the social seeuritv number of each Beense
aooBcsnt (oerson si2nin1! the aooBcation).
- under the" Minnesota GovemmentData Practices Act and the FederaI"Privacy Act of 1974, we
are required to advise you of the following regarding the use of this information:
1. This information may be used to deny the issuance, renewal, or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes, p~lties, or interest;
2. Upon receiving this infonnation, the license authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department of Revenue. However, under the Federal Exchange of
Infonnation Agreement, the Department of Revenue may supply this
infonnation to the Internal Revenue Service;
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your license issuance.
Please supply the following information and return along with your application:
TYPE OF LICENSE BEING APPLIED FOR OR RENEWED: "]; kc...D
PERSONAL INFORMA nON:
Applicant's Name:
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Applicant's Address:
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(City]
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(State]
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[Zip]
Social Security Number:
BUSINESS INFORMATION:
Business Name:
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[City] [State]
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[Zip]
Business Address:
Minnesota Tea Identification Number:
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Federal Tat Identification Number:
g a Mmnesota Tea Identification Numher is not re uired,
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Date
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
MINNESOTA WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW
Minnesota Statute, Section 176.182 requires every state and local licensing agency to withhold
the issuance or renewal of a license or permit to operate a business or engage in an activity in
Minnesota until the applicant presents acceptable evidence of compliance with the workers'
compensation insurance coverage requirements ofMSS Chapter 176. The information required
is: the na:me of the insurance company, the policy number, and dates of coverage, or the permit
to self-insure. This information will be collected by the City and retained in the files.
This information is required by law, and licenses and permits to operate a business may not be
issued or renewed if it is not provided and/or is falsely reported. Furthermore, if this
information is not provided or falsely stated, it may result in a $ J ,000 penalty assessed against
the applicant by the Commissioner of the Department of Labor and Industry.
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Insurance Company Name:
(NOT the insurance agent)
Policy Number:
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Dates of Cover age:
(OR)
I am not required to have workers' compensation liability coverage because:
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I have no employees
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I am self-insured (include permit to selfinsure)
I have no employees who are covered by the workers' compensation law
(these include: spouse, parents, children and certain farm employees)
i certify that the iriformation provided above is accurate and complete and that a valid
workers' compensation policy will be kept in effect at all times as required by law.
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Name: -----=..J 0 () 0
[First]
Name of Business:
. Business Address: \ q'l 0 M A- I;"" $1' -
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[City]
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TAX CLEARANCE INFORMATION
- TO LICENSE APPLICANT:
Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 270.72 Tax Clearance: Issuance of Licenses, the licensing authority is
required to provide to the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota Business Tax
Identification Nwnber and social security number of each license applicant
Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and the Federal Privacy Act of 1974, we are required
to advise you of the following regarding the use of this information:
1. This infonnation may be used to deny the issuance, renewal or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes, penalties or interest;
2. Upon receiving this information, the licensing authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department of Revenue. However, under the FederiU Exchange of
Infotniation Agreement th~ Department of Revenue may supply this infonnation
to the Internal Revenue Service.
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your licensing issuance or renewal application.
Please supply the following information and return along with your application to the agency issuing the
license. DO NOT RETURN TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE.
LICENSE TYPE: --=Jt> ~c..u::> NEW [J RENEWAL [)("
LICENSING AUTHORITY:
City of Centerville
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LICENSE RENEWAL DATE:
Business Name:
BUSINESS INFORMATION:
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[Zip)
Business Telephone Number:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
IF A CORPORATION:
Corporation Name: ..,-;L~~... I .x;" &..
Business Address: \ ~~o ""-A-,:"'>
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Incorporation Date:
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List of Directors:
List of Stockholders:
PERSONAL INFORMATION (ifsole proprietor):
Applicant's Name:
Applicant's Address:
[City]
[State]
[Zip]
Home Telephone Number:
Social Security Number:
ALL APPLICANTS:
List all persons or entities with either a direct or indirect interest in the applicant or the applicant's business
to be conducted under the license for which this application is made and describe their interest in detail
below.
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Addresses:
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Assumed or Trade Names, if any:
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Business Telephone Number: ~S\ 4~ It,ltO/?)
Home Telephone Number:
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Has any person named in the application ever been convicted of a felony? 0 Yes
Jfyes, set forth the offense, date, county and stated of conviction:
Applicant agrees that any manager employed in the licensed premises will have all qualifications of a
licensee and that the manager will not violate any city or state laws.
Minnesota Tax Identification Number:
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Federal Tax Identification Number:
If a Minnesota Tax Identification Number is not required, please explain on the reverse side.
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1812 Main ST centelVllle, MN 55031- 05 -05
MOC Code: CIaaIIIc8IIon: :
incident Narrative 1
On the above date and approximate times, this officer reviewed the tobacco renewal application for the Centermart in
the cI1y of Centerville. I observed from our records that the business had a tobacco compliance failure on
0612712007. A aiminal history and local check was conducted and there were no violations or concerns. This
information was given to the city of Centerville.
NAME CODEtt A- AduIIArNIIId. N;. An..ung CIIIz8n. C - ~ D- Driver, F. F~ G - QuardIIn. J -.kMnIIB ArnIItvd,
M. MentIoned. MP. MIlIIlng Ptnon. 1.0.. maIvecI, a-Owner, p. Prill 'lI'lI'. PT. ,.,......... R-Repartle. S. SuIpect, V - VIc:On. w-__
. PInon A/J/\J: QIQII: I Nerne: NIlIS:
o 8uIhlu A M Buechler, KevIn Lee
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Z6A SUmac ROO WhIte Bear Lake, MN 55110- 1112511174 WHITE WlI1ISPA..
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
RENEW At APPLICA nON FOR LICENSE T SB~leRVILLE; MN
TOBACCO PRODUCTS AT RETAIL
The undersigned, residing at ! 8 I'Z.. ~A I N ~ 1'P.frl in the city of ~ ~,'/I.e
in the County of Af\)O ~ . State of Minnesota, Residence Telephone: (ft31)~ (It", 1....", HEREBY
MAKESAPPUCATION FORUCENSE to be issued to KEVlNBUECHLER, DBA CENTER MART, to sell
tobacco products at retail at 1801 MAIN STREET; Business Telephone: ((.6\) ~'l"'_ 'tB&Oin the City 01
Centervil/e, AnoIa1 County, Minnesota for the term of ODe (1) year beginning with the 1st dtly of JilIIIlIIIy, 2."
subject to the Jaws of the State ofMinnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said O(v ofCmtervilJe pertaining
thereto. and herewith deposit S1S.(JO in payment of the fee therefore.
Report below details of tobacco law violations ,that have occurred witbin the last five yeaIS. (Dares. ~
fines or other peoaI1ies): t}h~a1Z - ~{fO (~~e -/i,.~kYe: "!Jf!:
Report below details involving any license rejections or revocations:
By rig.", '"is I'eIIeWtlI tq1p1ictztion, appliellllt certifies that ~ Iuu bee" 110 c1ulnge ;" OWIlel'SIUp,
corporaJe officers, or pflt'tnen. q cluznges Iuzve occurred during the pllSt 12 months, complete in its entirety the
IItttIclled Tu ~ 111{0I7IUlIi0n, sig,. below.
Date: i D /1/ I t3T
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FOR. OFFICE USE ONLY (Do not write below this line)
Report by Ponce IlepartmeDt
This is to certi1Y that the applicant and the associates. named herein have not been convicted within the past five years of any
violation of federal, state or local law. ordinance provision, or other regulation relating to tobacco or tobacco produas, ortobacco
related devices. or any &Iony within the last ten years.
Signature
TItle
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
GENERAL AUTHORIZATION AND RELEASE
Pursuant to Minnesota State Statute U3.0S, Subd. 4
Minnesota Data Pradices Act
TO: City ofCenterville
I, ~~ ~w."w . hereby authorize and gnnt my iDfurmed CODSeDI to
permit au, BC I, NCIC, Department of Motor Vehicles, and the City ofCenterv1l1e
to release to and make available to the City of CenterVillelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents as assigned, data classified as private which concerns me and
which may be in your possession. The data which I authorize to be released consists of
private data, as defined by Minnesota State Statute ~13.02, Subd. 12, and has been
collected by you as a result of my contacts and/or associations with you and/or your
agents and representatives. The information for which release is authorized includes all
data which has been collected, created, received, retained or disseminated in whatever
fonn, which in any way relates to my dealings with you or your agency. I understand
that the purpose of permitting the City of CentervilJelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents to have access to this information, is to determine my
qualification for a city license.
This authorization sball be valid for a period of one (1) year, but I reserve the right to, at
any time prior to that expiration, cancel the written authorization by providing written
notice to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes ponce Department or their agents as
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Full Name Printed: First Middle Last
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SWORN TO AND ArrESTED BEFORE ME THIS4'LDAY OF a,,~
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Property Account Summary
I:urrent Gen....1 Infal'1ll8tion
ProDerty 10 23-31-22-12-0006
Situs Address 1801 MAIN ST , CENTERVIllE MN 55038-0000
Prop~Descnption LOT 1 BLOCK 1 JAMES COMMERCIAl. ADD, sum TO EASE OF REC
Last 51 Ie Price 450,000.00
Last S.le Dlte 10/06/2005
Last S.1e Document Type LWDE LIMITED WARRANTY DEED
Unked Property Group Position 10'2 CleIc for Unked Details I
5t11tuI Active
Abstrec:t/Torrenl All TOrJ'1lns
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CENTER MART LtC
Docu......' a.conIlna p~ 0.-
Abstract Documents Hive Be'n Recorded Through 10/19/2007
Abstract Documents H.ve 8een Mailed Through 10/19/2007
Torrens Documents Hive Been Racorded Through 10/19/2007
Torrens Documents Hive Been Milled ThrouQh 10/19/2007
IAdIve c:ertIfIc:8ee. Of TItle
Type Certificate Number Certificate Date
CRTST CERTlRCATE OF TITLE - STANDARD 107258 10/27/2005
CRTST CERTlRCATE OF TITLE - STANDARD 101535 02/20/2004
Of "Recorded lbro
Recorded Number
Proaertv C.....ec:t.1RIc8
Petition Velr 2001
Lot Size 5200*200
Ve.r Built 1982
* Lot Size: Approximate lot Size In feet, dockwlse beglnnlna with the direction the lot faces
Tax Dlatrlct InforlMtlon
City NlmI ICENTERVILLE
School District Number end Name ICENTENNIAL SOlOOL DISTRICT #12
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Tlx Ve.r Cllsslflcatlon
2007 3A-CommercIIVIndustrteI/Publlc UtUIty
2006 3A-Commerd.I/IndustrlaI/Publlc Utftlty
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....x Yelr DescrIption Amount
2008 Est Mlritet Lend (MKLND) 120,000
2OQ8. Est Meritat Improvement (MIOMP) 277,700
2008 Est MlritetJMKm} 397,700
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2007
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373:000
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Tax Year Description Amount
2007 Totel Tax Amounts - Before PIlvmants 12,061.58
2007 Special Assessments (Included In Total) 259.72
t HWo v for hat Three Y_rs
Data Paid Tax Year PrIncipII Interests, Penalties and Costs Amount PIlId
10/15/2007 2007 6,030.79 0.00 6,030.79
05/15/2007 2007 6,030.79 0.00 6 030.79
11/29/2006 2006 6,407.65 512.62 6 920.27
05/11/2006 2006 6,407.65 0.00 6 407.65
10/14/2005 2005 7,150.50 0.00 , 150.50
05/16/2005 2005 7,150.60 0.00 7 150.50
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7098 centervllle RD CentervUIe, MN 55038- 08.08
MOC Code: CtassIftcatIon: Disposition:
Incident Narrative 1
On the above date and approximate times, this Officer reviewed the liquor and tobacco renewal forms for Sager's Bar
& Grill. In the 2 years that the owner, identified as Teny Sager has operated the business he has no liquor violations.
I reviewed the tobacco renewal and found that the business failed a tobacco check on 6/2712007. There were no
criminal history or other concerns with the licensee. This information was given to the City of Centervilfe.
NAME CQ7Qt A - MM An8IfId. AC - ArnIIIIng CIIz8n, C - Comp/IInant. D - Drlwr. F - FIIII'I/Iy/Penrn G - GuaRfIan, J - JuwnIIB An8If8d,
M- MenIIonecl. MP- MIllIng Per1on, 1.O\her 1IwoMId, 0 -Owner, p - PlaaM1ger. PT - PeqletraW, R- Repartee, S - SUIpect, v - VIc:Ih, W-WInesI
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5485 157tt\ ST N Hugo, MN 55038. 1213011964
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Minnesota Deparlment of Public Safety
Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement
444 Cedar Street, Suite 133
St. Paul, MN 55101-5133
651-201-7507. ITY 651-282-6555 · Fax 651-297-5259
RENEW AL OF LIQUOR, WINE, CLUB OR 3.2% LICENSES
.,,'~oliCeose win~apP,ra.~(()I:'~~the$20 R~ IDeai-d fQeis~~ by ,MN UqtiOr Control' (3.2% i.i~ exeinPt),
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Licensee: Please verify your license information contained below. Make corrections if necessary and sign. City
Clerk/County Auditor should submit this signed renewal with completed license and licensee liquor liability for the new license
period. City Clerk/County Auditor are also required by M.S. 340A.404 S. 3 to report any license
canceUation.
License Code
City/County where license approved.
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C License Peo,riQd Ending
entet"Vli!e
12/31/20~
200E.5
Licensee Name
Sahawk of Minnesota Inc.
Sager's Bar & Grill
Licensed Location address
Trade Name
7098 Centerville Rd
City, State, Zip Code
Centerville, MN 55038
Business Phone
E.51/E.53-7791
LICENSE FEES: Off Sale $ On Sale $ Sunday $
0.00 2500.00 200.00
By signing tbis renewal application, applicant certifies that there bas been no cbange in ownership on the above named
licensee. For cbanges in ownership, tbe licensee named above, or for new licensees, fun applications should be used. See
back of this application for furtber information needed to complete this renewal
A,pplicant's si~ature on this renewal confirms the followine: Failure to report any of tbe followinl: will result in fines.
1. Licensee confirms it has no interest whatsoever, directly or indirectly in any other liquor establishments in
Minnesota. If so, give details on back of this application.
2. Licensee confirms that it has never had a liquor license rejected by any city/township/county in the sate of
Minnesota. If ever rejected, please give details on the back of this renewal, then sign below.
3. Licensee confirms that for the past five years it has not had a liquor license revoked for any liquor law violation
(state or local). If a revocation has occurred, please give details on the back of this renewal, then sign below.
4. Licensee confirms that during the past five years it or its employees have not been convicted of any criminal
violations or imposed with any civil penalties. If so, please report on back of this application.
5. Licensee confirms that during the past license year, a summons has not been issued under the Liquor Liability
Law (Dram Shop) MS 340A.802. If yes, attach a copy of the summons, then sign below.
6. Licensee confirms that Workers Compensation insurance is in effect for the full license period.
Licensee bas attacbed a liquor liability insurance certificate that corresponds with the license period in city/county
where 6cense is issued. $100,000 in cash or securities or $100,000 surety bond may be submitted in lieu of liquor liabil-
ity. (3.2% liquor les are less than $25,000 at on sale, or $50,000 at 011 sale).
(Signature certifies
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be correct and license has been approved by city/county.)
City Clerk/r.ounty Auditor Signature Date
(Signature certifies that renewal of a liquor, wine or club license has been approved by the city/county as stated above.)
(Signature certifies licensee or aSSOCIates ave not C1
(crlminaVcivil). Report violations on back, then sign here.
PS 9093-05
Indicate below clli.lJ!~S_of corJll}rute offic~J!!lrtners. hom.uddresses or teIephol1~umhers:
!ndicate bdqw 11m i1Ufrest whl}_~!e\er...Jiirertlv or indirectlv in otber liquor ~tablishments:
~elll)rt belimA~Wj1s (!fliQ!lQr IU.!Y-.U!lliltiQlli (ch"i1 or crimin__;-ll1Jllat have ()ccurred within the last fhe \"Cars. (Dates. offenses,
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
GENERAL AUTHORIZATION AND RELEASE
Pursuant to Minnesota State Statute U3.0S, Subel. 4
Minnesota Data Pndiees Ad
TO: City ofCenterville
I, 1ft /IA,JU 1. 51W. . heRby authorize 8Dd grant my infunnecl__ to
permi you, BCA, FBI, NCIC, Department of Motor Vehicles, and the City of Centerville
to release to and make available to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents as assigned. data classified as private which concerns me and
which may be in your possession. The data which I authorize to be released consists of
private data, as defined by Minnesota State Statute ~13.02, Subd. 12, and has been
collected by you as a result of my contacts and/or associations with you and/or your
agents and representatives. The information for which release is authorized includes all
data which has been collected, created, received, retained or disseminated in whatever
form, which in any way relates to my dealings with you or your agency. I understand
that the purpose of permitting the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents to have access to this information, is to determine my
qualification for a city license.
This authorization shall be valid for a period of one (1) year. but I reserve the right to, at
any time prior to that expiration, cancel the written authorization by providing written
notice to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police Department or their agents as
assigned of that fact.
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO SELL
TOBACCO PRODUCTS AT RETAIL
Theundersigned,residingat .5ygs is) tJ ~. /11. intheCityof HI/60
in the County of ~Jti4J/l;b fori. State of Minnesota, Residence Telephone: <lfil)-tJfl- 7#0 I HEREBY
MAKES APPLICATION FOR UCENSE to be issued to TERRY SAGER. SAHAWKOF MINNESOTA. INC. DBA
SAGER'S BAR-N-GRILlt to sell tobacco products at retail at 7098 CENTERVlLLE ROAD. Business Telephone: (
j,tl ).Ml.-.l11L in the City aICen/ern/le, Anoka County, Minnesota for the term of ORe (1) year beginning with the
1st day 01 JaIUlary, 2008 , subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
City ofCerrterville pertaining theretO. and herewith deposit $85.00 in payment of the fee therefore.
Report below details oftobacco law violations that have occurred within the last five years. (Dates, offenses,
fines or other penalties): (A/Lib -f't,BAtlo "'flit/JIlL ~~ h~J7,,:JoOJ h~1 ~ t'fO,OD
Report below details involving any license rejections or revocations:
By si,lIin, 'his 1'eftl'H1alapplictltioll, applic"", certifies that there Iuts been 110 c1umge ill OW1lel'$hip,
corp01'llle officers, or partners. If changes have occurred durin, ,he past 12 IIIDnths, complete in its elltirety the
attached TItt Clurance Injomudion, sig" below.
Date: 10 - /6" ~o7
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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY (Do not write below this line)
Report by Po6ee Depar1nlent
This is to certify that the applicant and the associates, named herein have not been convicted within the past five years of any
violation of federal, state or loca11aw, ordintp1l'.e provis~ or other regulation telating to tobacco or tobacco products, or tobaceo
re1ated devices, or any felony within the last ten years.
Signature Title
Required Information for Background Cbecks
(Required for the following: sole owner, each partner, each officer, each agent or manager in charge of the premises and for all person who own or
control an interest in excess of 5%)
Street Address:
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Name:
Business:
City, State, Zip:
Applying for:
[)4 Liquor
I)Q Tobacco
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
MINNESOTA WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW
Minnesota Statute, Section 176.182 requires every state and local licensing agency to withhold
the issuance or renewal of a license or permit to operate a business or engage in an activity in
Minnesota until the applicant presents acceptable evidence of compliance with the workers'
compensation insurance coverage requirements of MSS Chapter 176. The infonnation required
is: the name of the insurance company, the policy number, and dates of coverage, or the permit
to self-insure. This information will be collected by the City and retained in the files.
This infonnation is required by law, and licenses and permits to operate a business may not be
issued or renewed if it is not provided and/or is falsely reported. Furthermore, if this
infonnation is not provided or falsely stated, it may result in a $1,000 penalty assessed against
the applicant by the Commissioner of the Department of Labor and Industry.
Insurance Company Name:
(NOT the insurance agent)
Policy Number:
Dates of Coverage:
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1 am not required to have workers' compensation liability coverage because:
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I have no employees who are covered by the workers' compensation law
(these include: spouse, parents, children and certain farm employees)
I certify that the information provided above is accurate and complete and that a valid
workers' compensation policy will be kept in effect at all times as required by law.
Name: ~fl~,Jtt 71,a;1t1fS .S46~
[First] [Middle] [Last]
Name of Business: .sAh{~~ 1lA~,., IV' 61;Ill
Business Address: 709ft; (6#lt/h/lut IPOAIJ
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[City] [State]
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[Zip]
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Business Phone:
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
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Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 270.72 Tax Clearance; Issuance of Licenses, the licensing
authority is required to provide to the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota
Busiuess Tax Identification Number and the social securRv number of each license
apolicant (oerson lIieniDI! the application).
Under the. Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and the Federal.Privacy Act of 1974, we
are required to advise you of the following regarding the use of this infonnation:
1. This information may be used to deny the issuance, renewal, or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes, penalties, or interest;
2. Upon receiving this information, the license authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department of Revenue. However, under the Federal Exchange of
Information Agreement, the Department of Revenue may supply this
information to the Internal Revenue Service;
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your license issuance.
Applicant's Address:
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[ ity] [State]
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[Zip]
Applicant's Name:
Social Security Number:
BUSINESS INFORMATION:
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[City] tState) [Zip]
Minnesota Tat Identification Number: g!J.. OS 0 S"
Federal Tax Identification Number: 30 .. Y 31783 '6
Business Name:
Business Address:
If a Minnesota Tax Identification Nwnber is not re
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CITY'OF CENTERVILLE .
INTOXICATION MALT LIQUOR LICENSE
APPLICATION
DRAM SHOP INSURANCE EXEMPTION
I hereby certify under penalty of peIjury that I have applied for an intoxicating liquor/on-
sale wine license and that the sales of such beverages are less than $10,000 per year. In
addition. I certify that the attached list of mv wholesale suppliers is true and correct. If
necessary, these suppliers may be contacted in order to confinn this declaration.
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NOTARY PUBLIC. MINNESOTA
My Commission Expires Jan. 31, 2010
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NOTE: A LIST OF YOUR WHOLESALE SUPPLIERS MUST ACCOMPANY THIS
DRAM SHOP EXEMPTION FORM.
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TAX CLEARANCE INFORMATION
TO LICENSE APPLICANT:
Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 270.72 Tax Clearance: Issuance of Licenses, the licensing authority is
required to provide to the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota Business Tax
Identification, Nwnber and social security mnnber of each license applicant.
Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and the Federal Privacy Act of 1974, weare required
to advise you of the following regarding the use of this information:
1., This information may be used to deny the issuance, renewal or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes, penalties or interest;
2. Upon receiving this information, the licensing authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department of Revenue. However, under the Federal Exchange of
Infotn1ation Agreement tb~ Department of Revenue may supply this infonnation
to the Internal Revenue Service.
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your licensing issuance or renewal application.
Please supply the following information and return along with your application to the agency issuing the
license. DO NOT RETURN TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE.
LICENSE TYPE:
ON. f~ t f.,
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NEW [ ]
RENEWAL [,)(I
LICENSING AUmORITY:
City of CentervilIe
LICENSE RENEWAL DATE:
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BUSINESS INFORMATION:
Business Name: .5Jl6 til S 8A~ "tV ,. /;/PI bL
Business Address: 70'18 It.,-l.{iftlJ t" l fiO/11>
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[City] [State]
Business Telephone Number: 651" 6 f J ,. 7791
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[Zip]
List of Officers or Partners (full name, title, and social security number):
Full Nom., ~~t( dAfI/(S .!)eJ.bC/(
Title: fp Is. 1 Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
IF A CORPORATION:
Corporation Name: 5-1'"l.llkJI' 0, 1II"'''IJ0111,J~ba ~~~Lflj ftg~, 11/ ,!J/)JtL
Business Address: 7098 &AI1!t? V Iii" 1. ftO.flJ .
Incorporation Date:
d- /6 - )006
List of Directors:
List of Stockholders:
PERSONAL INFORMATION (if sole proprietor):
Applicant's Name:
Applicant's Address:
[City]
[State]
[Zip]
Home Telephone Number:
Social Security Number:
ALL APPUCANTS:
List all persons or entities with either a direct or indirect interest in the applicant or the applicant's business
to be conducted under the license for which this application is made and describe their interest in detail
below.
Addresses:
Assumed or Trade Names, if any:
Business Telephone Number: '5J ...6JJ. 771'J Home Telephone Number: 6J/w yo 7-7:J.QJ
Has any person named in the application ever been convicted of a felony? 0 Yes ~ No
Jfyes, set forth the offense, date, county and stated of conviction:
Applicant agrees that any manager employed in the licensed premises will have alJ qualifications of a
licensee and that the manager will not violate any city or state laws.
Minnesota Tax Identification Number: <{ :J - OS 0 sa
Federal Tax Identification Number: ;) 0 - ,/l'lJi J~
Signature: Position (Office, Partner, etc.):
Date: //J..jIJ')oQ/
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Property Account Summary
Current GeIIenII InfonnMlon
PropertY 10 23-31-22-24-0028
Situs Address 7098 CENTERVIUE RD , CENTERVIUE, MN 55038-0000
Property Description LOT 7 &. N 20 FT OF LOT 8 BLK 5 CENTERVIUE, SUBJ TO EASE OF REC
Last Sale Price 700,000.00
Last Sale Date 05/01/2006
Last Sale Document Type
Unked Property Group Position 10'2 CIok for Unked Details I
Status Active
Abstrect(Torrens Abstract
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Dal:u......t Recordlna p,... om.
AbstnICI: Documents Have Been Recorded Through 10/25/2007
Abstract Documents Have Been Mailed Through 10/25/2007
Torrens Documents Have Been Recorded Through 10/24/2007
Torrens Documents Have Been Mailed Through 10/24/2007
laive Certific8tea Of Title
Type ICertificate Number
No Certificates Found
ICertificate Date
Of "Recorded ThI'O
Recorded Number
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Lot Size E75*1S0
Year Built 11900
* Lot Size: Approximilte lot size in feet, clockwise beginning with the direction the lot flCes
iT.. Dlatrict InformMion
Oty Name ICENTERVllLE
School District Number and Name ICENTENNIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT #12
Pl'Damtv C....lficldlon
Tax Year Oasslfication
2007 3A-Commertial/Industrlal/Publlc Uttlity, 4Bl-Resldentlal Non-Homestead 3 Units or less
2006 3A-Commerclal/Industrial/Publlc Utility, 4Bl-Residentlal Non-Homestead 3 Units or less
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ax Year Description Amount
2008 Est Market land (MKLND) 52,400
2008 Est Market Improvement (MKIMP) 293.400
2008 Est Market (MKTTL) 345,800
2007 Est Market (MKlTl) 323.100
2007 Taxable Market (TMTV) 323,100
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Tax Year Description Amount
2007 Total Tax Amounts. Before Payments 9,171.45
2007 Special Assessmants (Included in Total} 331.90
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Date Paid Tilx Year PrIncipal Interests, Penalties and Costs Amount Palel
10/12/2007 2007 4,585.73 0.00 4.585.73
05/08/2007 2007 4,585.72 0.00 4,585.72
10/11/2006 2006 4,586.34 0.00 4,586.34
05/03/2006 2006 4,586.34 0.00 4,586.34
11/12/2005 2005 822.68 65.81 888.49
11/07/2005 2005 3,956.37 335.99 4,292.36
10/15/2005 2005 3,805.67 486.69 4.292.36
05/15/2005 2005 0.00 0.00 0.00
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ACORD... CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE I DATE lMlWDI'l'VYYI
11/7/2007
PRODUCER (651) 644-0311 FAX (651) 641-8981 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION
Paulet/Slater, Xnc ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CER11FICATE
HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR
2610 University Ave. ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW.
St. Paul HN 55114 INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC#
INSURED INSURER A: SFM
SaHawk of ~nnesota, Xnc. INSURER B: State National
dba: Sagers Bar and Grill INSURER C:
7098 Centervil1e ad INSURER D:
Centervil1e HN 55038 INSURER E:
COVERAGES
THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED 8ELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY
REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO VIA-lICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN,
THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES.
AGGREGATE LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.
INSR DD'L TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER PcPA~~:'~&Wf 1'"2\;ICY EXPIRATION LIMITS
DA'IE (MMlDD/YV1
.!!NERAL LIABILITY EACH OCCURRENCE S
- ~MERCIAL GENERAL UAElILITY ~~~~~~~9E~~~~.f~encel s
- CLAIMS MADE 0 OCCUR MED EXP (Anyone personl S
PERSONAL &ADVINJURY S
GENERAL AGGREGATE S
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~'L AGG~En~IMo~ nS PER PRODUCTS. COMP/OP AGG S
POLICY J~CT LOC
!.,.IITOMOBILE LiABILITY COMBINED SJNGlE LIMIT S
(Ea accident)
- ANY AUTO
I.- ALL OWNED AUTOS BODILY INJURY
(Per personl S
I-- SCHEDULED AUTOS
I-- HIRED AUTOS BODILY INJURY S
NON-OWNED AUTOS (Per accident)
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(Per accident)
~RAGE L1ABIUTY AUTO ONLY - EA ACCIDENT S
ANY AUTO OTIiER THAN EA ACC S
AUTO ONLY: AGG S
:5ESSAJMBRELLA LIABILITY EACH OCOJRRENCE S
OCCUR 0 CLAIMS ""ADE AGGREGATE S
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RETENTION S S
A WORKERS COMPENSATION AND lr'b'Ri L fr.1Ns I IU~~
EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY 100,000
ANY PROPRIETORIPARTNER/EXECUTIVE E L. EACH ACCIDENT S
OFFICERIMEMBER EXCLUDED? 027427201 5/26/2007 5/26/2008 E.L. DISEASE. EA EMPLOYEE S 100,000
lIyes, destrib. under 500,000
SPECIAL PROVISIONS below EL. DISEASE. POLICY LIMIT S
B OTHER Liquor Liability RCAOO312306 01/01/2008 l2/3l/2008 02,000,000 Av;revate
$1,000,000 Occurr
DESCRlPnoN OF ClPERATIONSIlOCATlDNSNEHICLESlEXCLUSION8 ADDED BY ENOOReEMENfISPECIAL PI\OVlSI0N8
CERnFICATE HOLDER
CANCElLA nON
(651)429-8629 SHOULD ANY OF 'TllE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE T1iE
City of Centerville EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUING INSURER ,^,-L ~ MAIL
attn; Theresa ~ DAYS WRITT~ NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE LEFT, ~
1880 Main Street
Centervil1e, MN 55038
AUTIiORlZED REPRESENTATIVE ~-.t-
Jeffrey Stanley/AML ~ \.
ACORD 25 (2001/08)
INS025 (0108).06 AMS
VMPM.rtgElge 8oluli.n., Inc. (800)327.0545
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CENTENNIAL lAKES POUCE DEPT. Pages: *07276589*
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7747 MAKELA, ROBERT A TallII Value StaIIIn (PIlIpIrly):
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Apt.: Gr\d:
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MOO Code: CIaIsIfIcatIon: :
incident Narrative 1
On the above date and approximate times, this Officer reviewed the liquor and tobacco license renewals of the Trio
Inn in Centerville. I observed no liquor violations in the last five years but I did observe a tobacco violation' on
11/19/2004. The owner of the Trio Inn identified as Paul Mountain has no criminal history or any other concerns.
This Information was given to the city of Centerville.
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Minnesota Department of Public Safety
Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement
444 Cedar Street, Suite 133
St. Paul, MN 55101-5133
651-201-7507. TrY 651-282-6555. Fax 651-297-5259
RENEWAL OF LIQUOR, WINE, CLUB OR 3.2% LICENSES
..-N?~~~il1be a~\ledort~edimtilihe ~20 Retailer IDc.~ree isteciet~byMNLiq~conkl ;(3;2%Li~ mmpt)
Licensee: Please verify your license information contained below. Make corrections if necessary and sign. City
Clerk/County Auditor should submit this signed renewal with completed license and licensee liquor liability for the new license
period. City Clerk/County Auditor are also required by M.S. 340A.404 S. 3 to report any license
cancellation.
License Code
City/County where license approved.
CMBS
License l'~iod Ending
Lent et~v III e
12/31/20~
1958
Licensee Name
Mountain Enterprises Inc.
Tr~ i 0 Inn
Licensed Location address
Trade Name
7082 Centerville Rd
City, State, Zip Code
Hugo, MN 55038
Business Phone
651/426-2956
LICENSE FEES: Off Sale $
On Sale $
Sunday $
100.00 2500.00 200.00
By signing this renewal application, applicant certifies tbat there bas been DO change in ownership on the above named
llcensee. For cbanges in ownership, tbe licensee named above, or for new licensees, fun applications should be used. See
back of this application for furtber information needed to complete this renewal.
Applicant's signature on this renewal confirms the following: Failure to report any of tbe followine- will result in fines.
1. Licensee confirms it has no interest whatsoever, directly or indirectly in any other liquor establishments in
Minnesota. If so, give details on back of this application.
2. Licensee confirms that it has never had a liquor license rejected by any cityltownship/county in the sate of
Minnesota. If ever rejected, please give details on the back of this renewal, then sign below.
3. Licensee confirms that for the past five years it has not had a liquor license revoked for any liquor law violation
(state or local). If a revocation has occurred, please give details on the back of this renewal, then sign below.
4. Licensee confirms that during the past five years it or its employees have not been convicted of any criminal
violations or imposed with any civil penalties. If so, please report on back of this application.
5. Licensee confirms that during the past license year, a summons has not been issued under the Liquor Liability
Law (Dram Shop) MS 340A.802. If yes, attach a copy of the summons, then sign below.
6. Licensee confirms that Workers Compensation insurance is in effect for the full license period.
Licensee bas attached a liquor liability insurance certificate that corresponds with the license period in city/county
wbere license is iss . " or $100,000 surety bond may be submitted in lieu of liquor liabil-
ity. (3.2% liquor li han $25,000 at on sale, or $50,000 at ol'l'sale).
City Clerk/County Auditor Signature Date
(Signature certifies that renewal of a liquor, wine or club license has been approved by the city/county as stated ahove.)
County Board issued Ii
license).
(Signature certifies lie ee or associates have not been cited during the past five years for any statellocalliquor I w
(criminal/civil). Report violations on back, then sign here.
PS 9093-05
Jndicate below ctHmgt~J)iJ':OI:IDll'ate officers. partners. home addresses or telephone numb~
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Repm:t he/o.IV det;!ils of liquor /aw l'i{lIMiollillivH or criminal} that have occurred within the last the Years. <Dates. offense~
6n..fs o_U!..theLll~.!IaItl~s, illcludi!l~J.iquor ContrQ1]>f..l!!lltieM;.
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CITY OF CENTERVlLLE
GENERAL AUTHORIZATION AND RELEASE
Pursuant to Minnesota State Statute ~13.05, Subel. 4
MiIlnesota Data Pnctices Act
hereby authorize and grant my informed consent to
, artment otMotor Vehicles, and the City of Centerville
to release to and make available to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents as assigned, data classified as private which concerns me and
which may be in your possession. The data which I authorize to be released consists of
private data, as defined by Minnesota State Statute ~13.02, Subd. 12, and has been
collected by you as a result of my contacts and/or associations with you and/or your
agents and representatives. The information for which release is authorized includes all
data which bas been collected, created, received, retained or disseminated in whatever
form, which in any way relates to my dealings with you or your agency. I understand
that the purpose of permitting the City of CentervillelCentenniaI Lakes Police
Department or their agents to have access to this information, is to determine my
qualification for a city license.
This authorization shall be valid for a period of one (1) year, but I reserve the right to, at
any time prior to that expiration, cancel the written authorization by providing written
notice to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police Department or their agents as
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TAX CLEARANCE INFORMATION
TO LICENSE APPLICANT:
Pursuant to Minneso~~tatute 270.72 Tax: Clearance: Issuance of Licenses, the licensing authority is
required to providClO- the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota Business Tax
Identification. Nwnber and social security number of each license applicant
Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and the Federal Privacy Act of 1974, we are required
to advise you of the following regarding the use of this infonnation:
I. This information may be used to deny the issuance; renewal or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes, penalties or interest;
2. Upon receiving this infonnation, the licensing authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department of Revenue. However, under the Federal Exchange of
Infoiniation Agreement the Department of Revenue may supply this infonnation
to the Internal Revenue Service.
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your licensing issuance or renewal application.
Please supply the following infonnation and return along with your application to the agency issuing the
license. DO NOT RETURN TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE.
LICENSE lYPE: ~ NEW [ ]
LICENSING AUTHORI: City ofCenterville
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LICENSE RENEWAL DATE:
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Business Telephone Number:
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Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
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Incorporation Date:
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List of Directors:
List of Stockholders:
PERSONAL INFORMATION fdsole proprietor):
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Applicant's Name:
Applicant's Address:
[City]
[State]
[Zip]
Home Telephone Number:
Social Security Number:
ALL APPLICANTS:
List all persons or entities with either a direct or indirect interest in the applicant or the applicant's business
to be conducted under the license for which this application is made and descnbe their interest in detail
below. 44',( 4& /V 7/1/ d
Addresses: & .)/0 c:e~~ d!/J ;/?&. 97<-
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Assumed or Trade Names, if any:
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Business Telephone Number: Home Telephone Number:
Has any person named in the application ever been convicted of a felony'? 0 y es ~
If yes, set forth the offense, date, county and stated of conviction:
Applicant agrees that any manager employed in the licensed premises will have all qualificaiions of a
licensee and that the manager will not violate any city or state laws.
Minnesota Tax Identification Number: _ rs G ~ ~
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Federal Tax Identification Number:
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
MINNESOTA WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW
Minnesota Statute, Section 176.182 requires every state and local licensing agency to withhold
the issuance or renewal of a license or pennit to operate a business or engage in an activity in
Minnesota until the applicant presents acceptable evidence of compliance with the workers'
compensation insurance coverage requirements of MSS Chapter 176. The information required
is: t1ie name of the insurance company, the policy number, and dates of coverage, or the permit
to self-insure. This infonnation will be collected by the City and retained in the files.
This information is required by law, and licenses and permits to operate a business may not be
issued or renewed if it is not provided and/or is falsely reported. Furthermore, if this
infonnation is not provided or falsely stated, it may result in a $1,000 penalty assessed against
the applicant by the Commissioner of the Department of Labor and Industry.
Insurance Company Name:
(NOT the insurance agent)
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Policy Number:
a6170IP-o!3d-I/038
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(OR)
Dates o/Coverage:
I am not required to have workers' compensation liability coverage because:
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I have no employees who are covered by the workers' compensation law
(these include: spouse, parents, children and certain farm employees)
I certify that the information provided above is accurate and complete and that a valid
workers' com ensation policy will be kept in effect at all times as required by law.
Name:
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[City] [State] [Zip]
Business Phone:
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Date
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE .
Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 270.72 Tax Clearance; Issuance of Licenses, the licensing
authority is required to provide to the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota
Business Tax Identification Number and the social security number of each license
applicant (person si2nfnl! the application).
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Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and the Federal Privacy Act of 1974, we
are required to advise you of the following regarding the use of this information:
1. This information may be used to deny the issuance, renewal, or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes, penalties, or interest;
2. Upon receiving this information, the license authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department of Revenue.. However, under the Federal Exchange of
Information Agreement, the Department of Revenue may supply this
information to the Internal Revenue Service;
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your license issuance.
Please supply the following information and return along with YO!jT application:
TYPE OF LICENSE BEING APPLIED FOR OR RENEWED: ~
PERSONALINj'ORMATION: ..1) ~,
Applicant's Name: 'a-1/1... AI IL(7d /;1/
Applicant's Address: j;,SIO ~~ U ,fl() $172-
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[City] [State] [Zip]
Social Security Number:
Business Address:
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[City] [State] [Zip]
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Minnesota Tat Identification Number:
Federal Tax Identification Number:
If a Mmnesota Tat Identification Number is not ,.,
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Required Information for Background Checks
(Required for the following: sole owner, each partner, each officer, each agent or manager in charge of the premises and for all person who own or
control an interest in excess of 5%)
Name:
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Business: fJl~~ ~~~ 1J~6j-
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Applying for:
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P'i Tobacco
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO SELL
TOBACCO PRODUCTS AT RETAIL
The undersigned, residing at {1,V/" fJ1~ in the City of ~ ~
, /t01
in the County of 4JJW ' State of Minnesota, Residence Telephone: ( ). /,.0 01-S1 HEREBY
MAKES APPLICATION FOR LICENSE to be issued to"PAuL. Mer ff.AdN, MOUNTAIN ENTERPRISES,
INC. DBA TRIO INN, to sell tobacco products at retail at 7082 CENTERVlLLE ROAD, Business Telephone: (
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) '1).1, - J9 SLin the City ofCenterville, Anoia County, Minnesota for the term of one (1) year beginning with the
1st day of JlUIllary, 2008, subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota and the ordinances and regulations of said
City of Centenrilk pertaining thereto, and herewith deposit $IS. 01# in payment of the fee therefore.
Report below details of tobacco law violations that have occurred within the last five years. (Dates, offenses,
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Report below details involving any license rejections or revocations:
By sirlOlJg this renewalllpplicatioll, applicant certifies tiull there hIlS b<<n 110 change ill tMlUftldp,
corporate officers, or plll11lers. 1/ changes Iune occlln'ed dll.ring the past 12 months, complete in its entirety the
IJttacltetl Tu Cktmutce lnformtllioll, sign Wow.
Date: (tf., )).r () 7
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY (Do not write below this line)
Report by PoUce Department
This is to certify that the applicant and the associates, named herein have not been convicted within the past five years of any
violation of federal, state or 1ocallaw, ordinaoce provision, or other reguJation relating to tobac:eo or tobacco products, C1l tOOacco
related devices, or any felony within the last ten years.
Title
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ANOKA COUNTY
RECEIPT NUMBER: 1689157
Page 1 of 1
Entered: 10/2912007 12:41 PM
Interest Date: 10/2912007
Cashier:
Drawer:
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Receipt Applied To:
Property Account No. / Reference
23-31-22-24-0024
23-31-22-24-0025
23-31-22-24-<lO40
23-31-22-24-0041
Form of Payment
Personal Check
Year District
2007 280128
2007 280128
2007 280128
2007 280128
2007 02-COUNTY
2007 02-COUNTY
2007 280128
2007 280128
2007 280128
2007 280128
2007 02-COUNTY
2007 02-COUNTY
TOTAL:
Amount Reference
TOTAL:
$4,972.59 CK # 3029
$4,972.59
Thank you for your payment.
MONTAIN PAUL 0
7082 CENTERVILLE RD
CENTERVILLE MN 55038-0000
Amount Due:
Amount Tendered:
Less Change:
Amount Applied:
$4,972.59
$4,972.59
$0.00
$4,972.59
Amount Description
$10.47 Property Tax Principal
$1.26 Property Tax Penalty
$1,087.72 Property Tax Principal
$87.01 Property Tax Penalty
$36.09 Waste Management Special Assessments
$2.88 Special Assessments Penalty
$593.90 Property Tax Principal
$47.52 Property Tax Penalty
$2,723.54 Property Tax Principal
$217.88 Property Tax Penalty
$152.15 Waste Management Special Assessments
$12.17 Special Assessments Penally
$4,972.59
Payer
MONTAIN PAULO
End of Receipt Number 1689157: 1 Page
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6514290843
BEULKE INS MTG
PAGE 02/El2
I Certificate of Insurance
~.... Beulke Agency, Inc IG2Z40
-&782 WHhlnglon Ave
WhIle B_r...... MN 55111
The InterAgerql8laddun, NIckeIa & SmIth, lno.
Box 41248
PttmNh, MN 55447
_I Trio Inn, MoLIdaIn 1!nte1'pl1le1l. tnc. DBA:
6510 Cent8nIIe Road
th) 1.8k8s, MN S5038
Coverage
This is 10 certifY that the policies af Insurance listed below have been ls9ued fa the Insured n.mad above for the policy
period 1ndic8Ied. not withatandlng any requirement, term or conclllon of any contrac\. or other document with respect to
which this certificate may be Issued or may pertain, the Insurance afforded by the policies described herein Is SUbject to
all the terms, excluSions and candlUons 01 such polcies. Limits shown may have beerh reduced by paid claims.
1013112007
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lHlS CERTIFICATI IS ISSU&D AS It. MATTER Of
INFOAMA11ON ONLY. AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON
THE CER"I'FICATE "IOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES
NOT AMINO. EXTeND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE
AFFORDED BY THE POUCIIS BELOW.
Company Providing Coverage:
Capitol Specialty Insurance
~ of InlUf'lnc8 ~ Number Policy Eff8cIIve PaIIcy ExptaIon L1mlta
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General LiablIly General Aggregate
Products. iCOmpOp Agg
Cornm1 Gen. LIab. Personal '-AIJy Injury
eaCh Occurrence
Fh ~Ia (Any One fire)
Med Exp flint One Per'!lon)
liquor LiablTIty CS00330517 12/3112007 1213112008 Aggntg8Ie I.fmlt S50D/Ooo
ea. CommCln Cause Lmil '500.000
PROPERTY UmHa: comurance: Form: Deductible:
S"ding:
Busnss Personal Property. ----m:CElVEO-. .-
Business Inc:ame:
LOCATION( OF RISK 1082 CemerviIe Road, CtnltNlle. MN 55038 I1UY U I LUUI
DESCRIPTION OF RISK Tavem. uquor Llablly CENTERVILL.E, MN
[Certificate Holder Additional Insureds Cancellation I
City of centerville
1880 Main srreet
CenlervilJe, MN 55038
ShOUld anr Df lite dncrlb8l1 pollciee be canc:8l8d befol8lhe Illphtlan ...
Iher8of. the Issuing 1lDIIlp.., will endeavor fa II1II1 30 d8)s wdIlm naIfat
01 ClM8II8tIoft 10 .,. ., named to _lei. ht ro mill
Mh Idlcl ahalllllJlOl8 uon or lIabllaV the
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BEULKE INS MTG
PAGE 01/02
THE BEULKE AGENCY, INC.
4782 W ASBINGTON AVENUE
WHITE BEAR LAKE, MN. 55110 :
PHONE: (651) 429-3383 i
FAX: (651) 429--0843 .
DATE: /Q4vh
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BARB SC~CHBR.~
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FRANK. FITZP .ATRICK
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INTOXICATION MALT LIQUOR LICENSE
APPLICATION
DRAM SHOP INSURANCE EXEMPTION
I hereby certify under penalty of perjury that I have applied for an intoxicating liquor/on-
sale wine license ana..that tt", "afc:s vf :su",h B8""a8~il aR lililil tbm t 1 O,QB9 per )c:ftf. In
addition. I certifY that the attached list of mv wholesale suppliers is true and correct. If
necessary, these suppliers may be contacted in order to confirm this declaration.
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Propertv ID 23-31-22-24-0041
Situs Address 7082 CENTERVlLLE RD , CENTERVlLLE, MN 55038-0000
Property Description THE 51/2 OF LOT 11 a. ALL OF LOT 12 BLK 5 CENTERVlLLEi SUBJ TO EASE OF REC
Last Se" PrIce 130,000.00
Last Se" Date 05/16/2003
Last Se" Document Type WDEE WARRANlY DEED
Unked Property Group Position
Status Active
Abstract/Torrens Abstrect
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Abstract Documents Have Been Recorded Through 10/25/2007
Abstrect Documents Have Been Melled Through 10/25/2007
Torrens Documents Have Been RlIcorded Through 10/2412007
Torrens Documents Have Been Mailed Through 10/24/2007
Active Certlftc... Of Title
Type ICAtrtificllte Number ICAtrtlficete Date
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RlIcorded Number Recorded Date
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,!-ot Size 151916050*75
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Tex Vear Casslfialtion
2007 3A-CommerdaI/IndustrlaI/Public utility, 481-RlIsldentllll Non-Hornesteed 3 Units or less
2006 3A-CornmetcieVlndustrie'/Public utility, 4Bl-RlIsldentllll Non-Homestead 3 Units or less
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Tax Vear Description Amount
2008 Est Merket Land (MKLND) 28,100
2008 Est Merket Improvement (MKlMP) 102 400
2008 Est Market (MKTTL) 130,500
2007 Est Market (MKTTL) 122,000
2007 Texeble Merket (TMTVl 122,000
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tTlIX Year Desaiption Amount
2007 Total Tax Amounts - Before Payments 2,875.69
2007 Special Assessments (Included in Total) 152.15
t HIdarv for wa.t Th.... Yea,.
Date hid Tax Year PrIncipal lnteruts, Penalties and Costs Amount Paid
10/29/2007 2007 2,875.69 230.05 3,105.74
11/07/2006 2006 3.011.01 301.10 3,312.11
11/30/2005 2005 2,811.25 281.12 3,092.37
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On the above date and approximate times, this Officer reviewed a liquor license applications for WiseGuys Pizza in
Centerville. I observed a compliance check violation on 1/2712003 but this violation was under a different owner. I
reviewed the criminal histories of the two owners identified as Mike Walsh and Todd Steffen and found no violations
or concerns. This Information was given to the city of Centerville.
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Minnesota Department of Public Safety
AlcohoJ and GambJiDg Enforcement
444 Cedar Street, Suite 133
St. Paul, MN 55101-5133
651-201-7507. TI'Y 651-282-6555. Fax 651-297-5259
RENEWAL OF LIQUOR, WINE, CLUB OR 3.2% LICENSES
;>'~<:::Jiri~v.ill be approved:oi-~ ~DHIiQ'$20 Retailei ID Card fee is received by MN Liquor Conlrol' (3.2% LiCClllles exempt)
Licensee: Please verify your license information contained below. Make corrections if necessary and sign. City
Clerk/County Auditor should submit this signed renewal with completed license and licensee liquor liability for the new license
period. City Clerk/County Auditor are also required by M.S. 340A.404 S. 3 to report any license
canceOation.
License Code
CitylCounty where license approved.
ONSS
License Period Ending
Cent et~v i 11 e
12/31/20~
22284
Licensee Name
Trade Name
Scat Properties Inc.
Wiseguys Pizza
Licensed Location address
7095 20th Ave S
City, State, Zip Code
Centerville, MN 55038
Business Phone
651/653-1077
LICENSE FEES: Off Sale $ On Sale $ Sunday $
0.00 2500.00 200.00
By signing this renewal application, applicant certifies that there has been no change in ownership on the above named
licensee. For cbanges in ownership, tbe licensee named above, or for new licensees, fuO applications sbouJd be used. See
back of this application for further information needed to complete this renewal.
Apolicant's signature on this renewaJ confirms the followhq~: Failure to report any of the foOowin!! will resuJt in fines.
1. Licensee confirms it has no interest whatsoever, directly or indirectly in any other liquor establishments in
Minnesota. If so, give details on back of this application.
2. Licensee confirms that it has never had a liquor license rejected by any city/township/county in the sate of
Minnesota. If ever rejected, please give details on the back of this renewal, then sign below.
3. Licensee confirms that for the past five years it has not had a liquor license revoked for any liquor law violation
(state or local). If a revocation has occurred, please give details on the back of this renewal, then sign below.
4. Licensee confirms that during the past five years it or its employees have not been convicted of any criminal
violations or imposed with any civil penalties. If so, please report on back of this application.
5. Licensee confirms that during the past license year, a summons has not been issued under the Liquor Liability
Law (Dram Shop) MS 340A.802. If yes, attach a copy of the summons, then sign below.
6. Licensee confirms that Workers Compensation insurance is in effect for the full license period.
Licensee has attached a liquor liability insurance certificate that corresponds with the license period in city/county
where license is issued. $100,000 in cash or securities or $100,000 surety bond may be submitted in lieu of liquor liabil-
ity. (3.2 % liquor les are Jess than $25,000 at on sale, or $50,000 at off sale).
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(Signature certifies that renewal of a liquor, wine or club license has been approved by the city/county as stated above.)
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(criminaJJ~ivil~feport ~olati~ on back, then sigt! here. ':I .A1 ,(: HeveJt;'T CJWI1(!Y' ~. e t?rJ..Sill&\
# nl.\t((if tJ v"I<<r"", df'l1j2 7j1{){):J. .,n,S It(tl~ q I. PS 9093-0S,e~
Indicate helow changes of corporate officers. partners. home addresses or telephone numbers:
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fines or other pen1!lJ~jndl1dlgl! Liquor CQntrol ~Jenalti~
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CITY OF CENTERVILLE
GENERAL AUTHORIZATION AND RELEASE
Punuant to Minnesota State Statute ~13.05, Subel. 4
Minnesota Data Practices Act
TO: City of Centerville
I, ~I ~,~ ~oo ~. hereby authorize and grant my informed consent to
permit you, DCA, FiJI, NCIC, Department of Motor Vehicles. and the City of Centerville
to release to and make available to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents as assigned, data classified as private which concerns me and
which may be in your possession. The data which I authorize to be released consists of
private data, as defined by Minnesota State Statute ~13.02. Subd. 12. apd has been
collected by you as a result of my contacts and/or associations with you and/or your
agents and representatives. The information for which release is authorized includes all
data which has been collected, created, received. retained or disseminated in whatever
form. which in any way relates to my dealings with you or your agency. I understand
that the purpose of permitting the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police
Department or their agents to have ~ to this information, is to detamine my
qualification for a city license.
This authorimion shall be valid for a period of one (I) year. but I reserve the right to, at
any time prior to that expiration, cancel the written authorization by providing written
notice to the City of CentervillelCentennial Lakes Police Department or their agents as
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TAX CLEARANCE INFORMATION
TO LICENSE APPLICANT:
Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 270.72 Tax Clearance: Issuance of Licenses, the licensing authority is
required to provide to the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota Business Tax
Identification. Number and social security number of each license applicant.
Under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and the Federal Privacy Act of 1974, we' are required
to advise you of the following regarding the use of this information:
I. This information may be used to deny the issuance, renewal or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes, penalties or interest;
2. Upon receiving this information, the licensing authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department of Revenue. However, under the Federal Exchange of
Infoiniation Agreement th~ Department of Revenue may supply this information
to the IntelnaJ. Revenue Service.
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your licensing issuance or renewal application.
Please supply the following information and return along with your application to the agency issuing the
license. DO NOT RETURN TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE.
LICENSE TYPE: ~V\dr NEW [] RENEWAL [)(1'
LICENSING AUTHORITY: City ofCentervilIe
LICENSE RENEWAL DATE: ~ ~ ~, Z-.a:J5
BUSINESS INFORMATION:
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Business Telephone Number: \0 '5 \ - ~ ^ 1t'17
Business Name:
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Business Address:
List of Officers or Partners (full name, title, and social security number):
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Social Security Number:
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Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
Full Name:
Title:
Social Security Number:
IF A CORPORATION:
Corporation Name: 5~ V~~"""'~
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List of Stockholders:
PERSO~~ INFORMATION (if sole proprietor):
Applicant's Name:. ~ VJi&~""'M
Applicant's Address: '!do.
[City]
[State]
[Zip]
Home Telephone Number:
Social Security Number:
ALL APPUCANTS:
List all persons or entities with either a direct or indirect interest in the applicant or the applicant's business
to be conducted under the license for which this application is made and describe their interest in detail
below.
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Business Telephone Number: 1,~3 \0,-,
Home Telephone Number:
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Has any person named in the application ever been convicted of a felony? 0 Yes
If yes, set forth the offense, date, county and stated of conviction:
Applicant agrees that any manager employed in the licensed premises will have all qualifications of a
licenSee and that the manager will not violate any city or state laws.
Minnesota Tax Identification Number: -2J] ~?) ~"\ 'l..
Federal Tax Identification Number: z.og 1'J h ~ w'5 a..
Print Name:
is not required, please explain on the reverse side.
Position (Office, Partner, etc.): V\~/ 'X~!.)\ ~
Date: "l, \01
CER~ICATEOFCO~LMNCE
DEPAR~NTOFREVENUE
Pursuant to Minnesota Statute 270.72 Tax Clearance; Issuance of Licenses, the licensing
authority is required to provide to the Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue your Minnesota
Business Tax Identification Number and the social securitv number of each license
applicant (person sllrn'nt! the application).
'.tinderthe'Mi'miesota Government Data Practices Act aDd the Federal 'Privacy Act of 1974. we
are required to advise you of the following regarding the use of this information:
1. This infonnation may be used to deny the issuance, renewal, or transfer of your
license in the event you owe the Minnesota Department of Revenue delinquent
taxes. penalties, or interest;
2. Upon receiving this information, the license authority will supply it only to the
Minnesota Department ~f Revenue. However, under the Federal Exchange of
Information Agreement. the Department of Revenue may supply this
infonnation to the Internal Revenue Service;
3. Failure to supply this information may jeopardize or delay the processing of
your license issuance.
Please supply the following information and return along with your application:
TYPE OF LICENSE BEING APPLIED FOR OR RENEWED: \...\t'\M\
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PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Applicant's Name:
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Social Security Number:
BUSINESS INFORMA nON:
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Business Address:
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Federal Tax Identification Number:
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
MINNESOTA WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW
Minnesota Statute, Section 176.182 requires every state and local licensing agency to withhold
the issuance or renewal of a license or pennit to operate a business or engage in an activity in
Minnesota until the applicant presents acceptable evidence of compliance with the workers'
compensation insurance coverage requirements of MSS Chapter 176. The infonnation required
is: tbe name of the insurance company, the policy number, and dates of coverage, or the permit
to self-insure. This infonnation will be collected by the City and retained in the files.
This infonnation is required by law, and licenses and permits to operate a business may not be
issued or renewed if it is not provided andlor is falsely reported. Furthennore, if this
information is not provided or falsely stated, it may result in a $1,000 penalty assessed against
the applicant by the Commissioner of the Department of Labor and Industry.
Insurance Company Name:
(NOT the insurance agent)
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Policy Number:
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Dates of Coverage:
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I have no employees who are covered by the workers' compensation law
(these include: spouse, parents, children and certain fann employees)
I certify that the information provided above is accurate and complete and that a valid
workers' compensation policy will be kept in effect at all times as required by law.
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Required Information for Background Checks
(Required for the following: sole owner, each partner, each officer, each agent or manager in charge of the premises and for all person who own or
control an interest in excess of 5%)
Street Address:
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ACORD.. CERTIFICATE OF UABILITY INSURANCE DATa .MlDIlft'YYY)
11/i12007
PRODUCER (&51)644-0311 ~: (651)641-8981 TIU conrlCATE 18 IIIUED AS A MATTER OF IJlFORMA11ON
Paul.t/Sla~, IDe ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERnFICATE
HOLDER. litIS CERnFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR
2610 UDivezsity A'99. ALTER T1tE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POuaES BELOW.
St. Paul .. 55114 INSURERS AFPOKDING COllEltAGl! IWCI
INSUIlEl) INSURER A: ~eoo IlUnIZ'iIIICB 20010
SCM! Praperti.s DBA: Wise Gays Pi... IIISUREIlB: rust DaIIiota XD.....ity
7095 20ft AVE INSURER C:
INSUREll 0:
cent:ezri.l1e .. 55038 INSUREll E:
THE POLICIES OF INSUMNCE LISTED IELOWHAVE IEEN ISSUED TO THE tlSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD "DICATEO. NOlWlTHSTANDtIG AHY
REQUIREMENT. TERM OR CONDITION OF NfY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WfICH THIS CERnFlCATE MAY IE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN,
THE tlSURAHCE AFFORDED IY THE POLICES DESCRIBED HEREW IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS. EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICES.
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.!.. :J~CIAl. GENERAl UAlllllTY DAMAGE TO RENTED S 2,000,000
A - ClAIMS MAIlE ~ OCCUR 028p51537110 3/13/2007 3/1.3/2008 IlIED EXP ''''''' anI ""'sanl S 1.0,000
PER""....' ll"nu IN.UAY S 2,000,000
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EMl'LOV8II' UA8LITY
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OFFICER.t.1EMIlER EXClUDeD? 1fC20-000JS93-00 3/13/2007 3/1.3/2008 El..IllSEASE. EA EMPlOYEE S 100 000
ny...a_I.ReIer
SPEOAl PAO\ll5l0NS below El.. DISEASE - POLICY lIMIT S 500,000
A OTHER Liquor Liability 028P51SJ7110 01/01/2008 12/31/08 U.DDD,DOD Aggregate
tl,DDO, DID Ba Canaan
OEICIIIPTI:)N OF OPEfIATICINIILOCAnOllSNEHla.EMIlCI.u.oNS AOOED BY ENOORIEfENTIIPECIAL ~
CERnFICATE HOlDER
CA/llCEu.A 1I0Il
IHlIU.D AN'I OF '1M MOWE DHCIIIED POLICES . CAIlCaLED BEFORE 'ntE
City of CeDtazville EIII'IRATIlN DATE TlEIlEOF, TIE ....0 IIIUIlER WLl ENDEAVOR TO IIAL
1880 MB1D Itzeet .!L DAYI WRIT1&t ND1ICE TO THE CERT1FlCAlE ItOlDER IWIED TO lMi LiFT, IUT
eeDtezoyille, 1M 550S. FALLIU! TO DO 10 1tW.1. ~ NO ClIIlIGll.TlllN 011 UA8IUTY OF AH't KNl UPON THE
--11'1 AGENII OR nB'AEloSlTATNR.
AUTHOIlIZED IIEI'RE8n'A 1M ~
Russell James/RBI .- .
ACORD 25 (2G81/01)
INS025101C1l)CIlI
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OCTOBER 2007
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
CITY COUNCIL REPORT
1. Financial Statement & Budget Report
2. Bank Reconciliation & Fund Cash Balance
Prepared By: John W. Meyer
Finance Director
General Fund
Monthly Financial Report
Month Ended October 31, 2007
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MTD YTD Budget Variance % of Budget
10/31/07 2007 2007 +(-) Used
Revenues:
Property Taxes 0.00 937,764.11 1,915,900.00 978,135.89 48.95%
Other Taxes & Assessments 0.00 0.00 46,000.00 46,000.00 0.00%
Licenses & Permits 23,971.62 185,190.89 160,000.00 (25,190.89) 115.74%
Building Inspection 21,780.62 142,457.84 110,000.00 (32,457.84) 129.51%
Fines & Forfeits 3,304.84 27,305.55 40,000.00 12,694.45 68.26%
Intergovernmental 66,353.81 88,564.31 117,000.00 28,435.69 75.70%
Fire Relief Aid 0.00 0.00 95,000.00 95,000.00 0.00%
Charges for Services 9.25 2,219.75 2,000.00 (219.75) 110.99%
Interest Earnings 2,131.41 40,333.01 58,000.00 17,666.99 69.54%
Miscellaneous Revenues 1,278.90 1,749.67 15,000.00 13,250.33 11.66%
Refunds & Reimbursements (2,037.36) 26,760.16 4,000.00 (22,760.16) 669.00%
Fund Balance 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
Total Revenues 95,012.47 1,309,887.45 2,357,900.00 1,048,012.55 55.55%
Expenditures:
Current
General Government
Mayor and Council 2,502.88 24,324.54 35,000.00 10,675.46 69.50%
Elections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
Planning & Zoning 873.24 3,150.13 20,000.00 16,849.87 15.75%
Administration 28,945.65 283,028.10 385,000.00 101,971.90 73.51%
Financial Administration 0.00 13,045.77 18,000.00 4,954.23 72.48%
Assessing 0.00 18,165.00 18,000.00 (165.00) 100.92%
Legal 9,088.00 75,546.47 65,000.00 (10,546.47) 116.23%
City Hall 947.88 23,201.89 40,000.00 16,798.11 58.00%
Total General Government 42,357.65 440,461.90 581,000.00 140,538.10 75.81%
Public Safety
Police Protection 54,062.00 541,544.00 649,000.00 107,456.00 83.44%
Fire Protection 24,737.50 98,950.00 194,000.00 95,050.00 51.01 %
Building Inspection 15,771.07 113,840.95 158,000.00 44,159.05 72.05%
Electrical Inspection 2,765.60 4,073.20 9,000.00 4,926.80 45.26%
Civil Defense 0.00 436.56 4,000.00 3,563.44 10.91 %
Animal Control 66.20 927.72 2,000.00 1,072.28 46.39%
Total Public Safety 97,402.37 759,772.43 1,016,000.00 256,227.57 74.78%
Public Works
Public Works 35,265.02 164,014.15 175,000.00 10,985.85 93.72%
Engineering Services 3,738.98 20,309.01 25,000.00 4,690.99 81.24%
Recycling 292.85 18,270.99 5,000.00 (13,270.99) 365.42%
Streets 455.04 6,298.08 80,000.00 73,701.92 7.87%
Street Lighting 2,154.39 27,651.19 30,000.00 2,348.81 92.17%
Total Public Works 41,906.28 236,543.42 315,000.00 78,456.58 75.09%
11/20/2007
3:23 PM
budget GF 2007.xls
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MTD YTD Budget Variance % of Budget
10/31/07 2007 2007 +(-) Used
Culture and Recreation
Park/Ree. Committee 220.00 1,107.48 3,000.00 1,892.52 36.92%
Park/Ree. Programs 0.00 10,424.06 15,500.00 5,075.94 67.25%
Park Maintenance 8,945.80 62,242.43 67,000.00 4,757.57 92.90%
Total Culture and Recreation 9,165.80 73,773.97 85,500.00 11,726.03 86.29%
Community Development 228.30 9,213.95 0.00 (9,213.95) 0.00%
Economic Development
Economic Development 0.00 3,023.92 6,200.00 3,176.08 48.77%
EDC - Frozen Fete Des Lacs 0.00 0.00
EDC - Business Directory 0.00 0.00
EDC - Business Promotion 0.00 1,771.39
EDC - Miscellaneous 0.00 22.20
Cougar Cash 0.00 0.00
Total Economic Development 0.00 3,023.92 6,200.00 3,176.08 48.77%
Unallocated
Miscellaneous 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
Refunds & Reimbursements 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
City Summer Festival 0.00 29,884.38 25,000.00 (4,884.38) 119.54%
Total Miscellaneous 0.00 29,884.38 25,000.00 (4,884.38) 119.54%
Total Current Expenditures 191,060.40 1,552,673.97 2,028,700.00 485,239.98 76.54%
Capital Outlay
General Government 0.00 0.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 0.00%
Public Safety 0.00 0.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 0.00%
Streets and Highways 2,995.70 372,153.11 113,000.00 (259,153.11 ) 329.34%
Culture and Recreation 0.00 0.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 0.00%
Total Capital Outlay 2,995.70 372,153.11 148,000.00 (224,153.11) 251.45%
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 194,056.10 1,924,827.08 2,176,700.00 261,086.87 88.43%
EXCESS (DEFICIT) OF REVENUES (99,043.63) (614,939.63) 181,200.00 786,925.68 N/A
OVER EXPENDITURES
OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES)
Operating Transfer In 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 N/A
Operating Transfer Out 0.00 (78,800.00) (181,200.00) (1 02,400.00) N/A
Sale of General Fixed Assets 0.00 9,611.00 0.00 (9,611.00) N/A
TOTAL OTHER FINANCING 0.00 (69,189.00) (181,200.00) (112,011.00) N/A
SOURCES (USES)
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF (99,043.63) (684,128.63) 0.00 674,914.68
REVENUE AND OTHER FINANCING
SOURCES OVER EXPENDITURES
AND OTHER FINANCING USES
PREPARED BY: JOHN W. MEYER, FINANCE DIRECTOR
11/20/2007
3:23 PM
budget GF 2007.xls
Sewer Fund
Monthly Financial Report
Month Ended October 31, 2007
MTD YTD Budget Variance % of Budget
10/31/07 2007 2007 +(-) Used
Operating Revenue:
Charges for Services 46,096.83 169,436.96 260,000.00 90,563.04 65.17%
Total Operating Revenue 46,096.83 169,436.96 260,000.00 90,563.04 65.17%
Operating Expenses:
Salaries and Benefits 5,707.62 60,629.99 65,000.00 4,370.01 93.28%
Professional Services 0.00 6,737.89 5,000.00 (1,737.89) 134.76%
Supplies 535.13 10,982.75 10,000.00 (982.75) 109.83%
MCES Disposal Charges 12,344.38 135,787.58 149,000.00 13,212.42 91.13%
Utilities 205.33 1,986.97 1,000.00 (986.97) 198.70%
Depreciation 0.00 0.00 90,000.00 90,000.00 0.00%
Total Operating Expenses 18,792.46 216,125.18 320,000.00 103,874.82 67.54%
OPERATING INCOME 27,304.37 (46,688.22) (60,000.00) (13,311.78) 0.00%
Nonoperating Revenue (Expense)
Interest on Investments 6,253.79 83,948.63 60,000.00 (23,948.63) 139.91%
Special Assessments 0.00 7,057.02 40,000.00 32,942.98 17.64%
Hook up Fees and Unit Charges 4,433.50 54,668.75 50,000.00 (4,668.75) 109.34%
Other Equipment (1,497.84) (2,247.88) 0.00 2,247.88 0.00%
Interest Expense 0.00 0.00 (9,000.00) (9,000.00) 0.00%
Refunds & Reimbursements Rev 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
Refunds & Reimbursements Exp 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
Total Nonoperating Revenue 9,189.45 143,426.52 141,000.00 (2,426.52) 101.72%
(Expense)
INCOME BEFORE OPERATING 36,493.82 96,738.30 81,000.00 (15,738.30) 119.43%
TRANSFERS
OPERATING TRANSFERS OUT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
NET INCOME 36,493.82 96,738.30 81,000.00 (15,738.30) 119.43%
CREDIT FOR DEPRECIATION ON 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
CONTRIBUTED ASSETS
NET INCREASE IN RETAINED 36,493.82 96,738.30 81,000.00 (15,738.30) 119.43%
EARNINGS
PREPARED BY:
JOHN MEYER
FINANCE DIRECTOR
11/21/2007
10:07 AM
budget report sewer 07.xls
Water Fund
Monthly Financial Report
Month Ended October 31, 2007
MTD YTD Budget Variance % of Budget
10/31/07 2007 2007 +(-) Used
Operating Revenue:
Charges for Services 51,043.74 152,298.86 225,000.00 72,701.14 67.69%
Total Operating Revenue 51,043.74 152,298.86 225,000.00 72,701.14 67.69%
Operating Expenses:
Salaries and Benefits 5,666.95 59,838.35 70,000.00 10,161.65 85.48%
Professional Services 0.00 5,073.39 35,000.00 29,926.61 14.50%
Supplies 5,347.70 26,335.96 55,000.00 28,664.04 47.88%
Other Services and Charges 0.00 4,395.22 6,000.00 1,604.78 73.25%
Utilities 1,027.72 4,495.70 3,000.00 (1,495.70) 149.86%
Depreciation 0.00 0.00 82,000.00 82,000.00 0.00%
Total Operating Expenses 12,042.37 100,138.62 251,000.00 150,861.38 39.90%
OPERATING INCOME 39,001.37 52,160.24 (26,000.00) (78,160.24) -200.62%
Nonoperating Revenue (Expense)
Interest on Investments 1,745.60 22,638.14 30,000.00 7,361.86 75.46%
Special Assessments 0.00 17,951.65 30,000.00 12,048.35 59.84%
Hook up Fees and Unit Charges 4,150.00 55,776.15 35,000.00 (20,776.15) 159.36%
Other Equipment (1,497.84) (6,493.88) 0.00 6,493.88 0.00%
Interest Expense 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
Community Development Exp 0.00 (84.24 ) 0.00 84.24 0.00%
Refunds & Reimbursements Rev 176.35 5,870.88 0.00 (5,870.88) 0.00%
Refunds & Reimbursements Exp 0.00 (0.28) 0.00 0.28 0.00%
Total Nonoperating Revenue 4,574.11 95,658.42 95,000.00 (658.42) 100.69%
(Expense)
INCOME BEFORE OPERATING 43,575.48 147,818.66 69,000.00 (78,818.66) 214.23%
TRANSFERS
OPERATING TRANSFERS OUT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
NET INCOME 43,575.48 147,818.66 69,000.00 (78,818.66) 214.23%
CREDIT FOR DEPRECIATION ON 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00%
CONTRIBUTED ASSETS
NET INCREASE IN RETAINED 43,575.48 147,818.66 69,000.00 (78,818.66) 214.23%
EARNINGS
PREPARED BY:
JOHN MEYER
FINANCE DIRECTOR
11/21/2007
8:57 AM
budget report water 07.xls
2007 MONTHLY CASH/GENERAL LEDGER BALANCE RECONClLIATI(
2007 Interest 9/30/2007 10/31/2007 11/30/2007 12/31/2007
Bank Checking Statement Balance $ 680,707.06 $ 295,959.39
Outstanding Deposits $ 0.34
Outstanding Checks $ (391,383.40) $ (129,905.26)
Monthly Interest $ 42,990.93 $ 2,329.67 $ 1,087.93
Net Checking Account Balance $ 289,323.66 $ 166,054.47 $ $
Investments
Mainstreet Bank Flex CD
Beginning $ 2,151,870.09 $ 2,161,618.09
Other Tansactions $
Monthly Interest $ 15,683.56 $ 9,748.00
Ending Balance $ 2,161,618.09 $ 2,161,618.09 $ $
Mainstreet Bank CD's
Beginning
1000669381 CDARS
5.12% 1002328085 CDARS $ 1,120,602.82 $ 1,120,602.82
5.41% 1001349356 CDARS
Other Transactions
Monthly Interest - CD $
Monthly Interest - CDARS $ 120,602.82
Ending Balance $ 1,120,602.82 $ 1,120,602.82 $ $
Mainstreet Bank - Subtotal $ 3,571,544.57 $ 3,448,275.38 $ $
Smith Barney
Smith Barney Money Fund
Beginning $ 18,946.36 $ 27,020.03
Monthly Adjustments $ 86,110.30 $ 8,073.67 $ 16,059.47
Other Transactions
Ending Balance $ 27,020.03 $ 43,079.50 $ $
Smith Barney Gov't Bonds
Beginning $ 1,770,493.16 $ 1,770,493.16
FHLB DTD 9/29/03 $ 100,000.00 $ 100,000.00
FHLB DTD 6/30/03 $ 100,411.37 $ 100,411.37
FHLMC DTD 8/14/03 $ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00
FHLMC DTD 6/30/03 $ 99,750.00 $ 99,750.00
FNMA DTD 217103 $ 205,000.00 $ 205,000.00
FNMA DTD 3/30/04 $ 100,000.12 $ 100,000.12
FNMA DTD 4/8/04 $ 200,394.17 $ 200,394.17
FHLB DTD 4/19/04 $ 250,000.00 $ 250,000.00
FHLM DTD 11/28/03 $ $
FHLM DTD 3/25/04 $ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00
FHLM DTD 3/17/04 $ 99,937.50 $ 99,937.50
FHLM DTD 3/24/04 $ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00
FHLM DTD 2/27/03 $ 165,000.00 $ 165,000.00
Other Transactions
Monthly Fair Market Adjustments $ $ $
Ending Balance $ 1,770,493.16 $ 1,770,493.16 $ $
Smith Barney CD's
Beginning $ 281,100.00 $ 281,100.00
Direct Merchants Bank
Capitol One Bank
Hemisphere Nail Bank $ $
Lehman Brothers Bank $ 96,000.00 $ 96,000.00
CIB Bank $ 89,100.00 $ 89,100.00
Compass Bank
1st. Nail Bk of Nevada
Cole Taylor Bank $ 96,000.00 $ 96,000.00
Other Transactions
Monthly Adjustments $
Ending Balance $ 281,100.00 $ 281,100.00 $ $
Smith Barney - Subtotal $ 2,078,613.19 $ 2,094,672.66 $ $
Total Cash/Investments Per Statement $ 5,650,157.76 $ 5,542,948.04 $ $
General Ledger Cash Balance $ 5,650,157.76 $ 5,542,948.04
Total Monthly Interest & Adjustments $ 265,387.61 $ 20,151.34 $ 17,147.40 $ $
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
Cash Balances jwm
MTD MTD Current
FUND Descr Account Debit Credit Balance
Last Dim 10100
GENERAL FUND G 101-10100 $945,952.64 $398,629.37 51,010,607.79
MOUND TRAIL DEBT SERVICE G 306-10100 $0.00 $0.00 522,731.11
21ST AVE IMP DEBT SERVICE G 308-10100 5118.31 50.00 $43.259.50
JOINT POLICE STATION 2005A G 309-10100 SO.OO $6,247.13 $55,143.14
MUNI STREET IMP DEBT SERVICE G 312-10100 $913.94 SO.OO S324,639.35
IND PARK TIF 1-4 DEBT SERV G 317-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $15,494.40
PARKVIEW DEVELOPMENT DEBT SERV G 324-10100 $240.27 $0.00 $3,788.44
G.O. Bond Pheasant I 2001 G 327-10100 $1,181.44 $0.00 $418,816.13
G.O. Bond Hunters Cross I 2000 G 336-10100 $173.18 $0.00 $65,711.06
PHEASANT MARSH II G.O. 2002 G 342-10100 $2,074.82 $0.00 $750,343.86
PEL TIER PRESERVE DEBT SERVICE G 345-10100 $0.00 $0.00 -$3,568.93
Hunters Crossing II G.O. Bond G 346-10100 $0.00 $0.00 -$79.069.79
GO Bond 2006A (Hunter3/back) G 348-10100 $351.51 SO.OO S217,237.08
PARK CAPITAL PROJECT G 402-10100 SO.OO $0.00 -$215.427.48
21ST AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS G 408-10100 $0.00 SO.OO $545.35
MUNI STREET CAPITAL PROJECT G 412-10100 $296.64 $0.00 $108,569.48
PEDESTRIAN TRAIL WAYS G 414-10100 $0.00 SO.OO $12,817.25
STORM WATER IMP PROJECTS G 415-10100 $5,765.76 $922.78 $379,363.66
PHEASANT MARSH III G 443-10100 $0.00 $0.00 -$281 .49
HUNTERS CROSSING PHASE II G 446-10100 $125.17 $0.00 $45,775.76
CENTERVILLE TOWN OFFICE PARK G 447-10100 $0.00 $0.00 $8,437.00
HUNTER'S CROSSING 3RD ADDN G 448-10100 $478.40 50.00 5175,077.79
2006 Municipal Improvements G 449-10100 $337.80 S1,694.40 -$192,300.82
CSAH 14 Improvements 2007 G 450-10100 $0.00 $229,648.96 -$229,648.96
2009 Street & Utility Improve G 451-10100 $0.00 $24,736.12 -$24,736.12
2007 Developments G 452-10100 $48,121.14 $423,182.26 -$375,061.12
2007 Downtown Redevelopment G 453-10100 $0.00 $102,721.40 -S102,721.40
WATER FUND G 601-10100 $57,632.44 $14,095.21 $747,892.97
SEWER FUND G 602-10100 $60,100.62 S28,581.55 $2,346,260.41
CABLE TV FUND G 614-10100 $0.00 $614.96 $13,252.62
Last Dim 10100 $1,123,864.0 $1,231,074.1 $5,542,948.04
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