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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular council meeting on Wednesday,
December 28, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor L'Allier called the
meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Present: Ayers, Baumann,
and Wilharber. Absente Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes of
December 14, 1983 minutes, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Discussion on the grading/filling
of pond on W & G Rehbein property that is a concern ~rom
adjacent resident. Clerk to contact Gordon Rehbein to appear
at January 11th, 1984 meeting and advise city what they are
trying to accomplish.
Request letter from Lino Lakes on council's decision on 21st
Street improvement.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve animal
control contract with MAPSI for 1984, motion carried. Copy
o~ contract is on file with clerk.
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Council reviewed audit proposals for 198) from Anderson &
Johnson, George M. Hansen Company and Abdo, Abdo and Eick.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Ayers to accept the three year
fee proposal o~ Abdo, Abdo and Eick to do the audit for
City of Centerville, motion carried.
Council reviewed letter ~rom Rice Creek Watershed concerning
two advisory committees. Clerk will check further and report
at next meeting.
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Discussion on sewer service rates being increased with
April billing. Will bring up matter first meeting in March
with ordinance change.
Councilman Wilharber advised council on joint powers task
force meeting December 19th. He will distribute copies of
proposed agreement with Circle ~ines, Lino Lakes and Center-
ville before next meeting.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to pay current claimsp
motion carried. Copy of current receipts and disbursements
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at geOO PM.
ReS;2f~ed.
L~char, C1ty Clerk
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - DECEMBER 14 - 28, 1983
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF DECEMBER 14, 1983 - $4,104.08
RECEIPTS
Error in Local Government Aid check - reported
$6,303.89 - should have been $6,303.94 .05
State Aid to Relief Associations - 2% aid 3,464.00
Consumer Billings - 3rd quarter charge 81.00
Dog License 7.00
Liberty Title - assessment search 5.00
November court fines - Anoka County 965.00
Anoka County Tax Settlement monies - City $15,952.92;
Sanitary Sewer Sinking $16,488.69; Fire Relief .72;
Street Restoration Sinking $7,363.73; Improvement
#80-1 Sinking $2,090.54; Delinquent Utilities
Certified $597.83
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF DECEMBER 26, 1983
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6209-6220
Telephone transfer - Sanitary Sewer Sinking Fund
Savings Account
Telephone transfer - Street Restoration Sinking
Fund Savings Account
Frank Marcello - labor for helping clean off roof
North Central Public Service - gas utility -
hall $222,11; garage $189.30
Internal Revenue Service - 4th quarter federal tax
Hugo Post Office - postage for 4th quarter billing
for service-sewer
Centerville Fire Relief Association - state aid
to relief associations $3,464.00; 1982 tax monies
139.04
City of Lino Lakes - 4th quarter police contract
fee
First State Bank of Hugo - safety deposit box
rental for 1984
Northern States Power - street lighting $347.86;
lift station #1 $15.38; lift station #2 $35.79;
hall elec $69.04; garage elec $8.95
Andrew Cardinal, Jr. - snow plowing for city
Terry Koch - rink attendant
Metropolitan Inspection Service - 4th quarter fees
on building and plumbing permits issued
State Building Inspector - 4th quarter surcharge
on building and plumbing permits issued
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF DECEMBER 28, 1983
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS - 26 accounts $783.00
42,494.43
$47,016.48
$51,120.56
20,852.95
12,363.73
9.00
411.41
88.80
60.00
3,60J.04
10,446.85
12.00
477.02
JOO.OO
54.25
1,263.24
62.06
50,004.35
$ 1,116.21
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
December 14, 198J in City Hall. Mayor L'Allier called
the meeting to order at 7100 PM. Present were Baumann,
Wilharber and Zimny. Ayers arrived 15 minutes later.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes
of November 15, 198J meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Complaint has been received by
Mayor that W & G Rehbein are filling in pond on their
property without permit; clerk had called Gordon Rehbein
and he said they were just leveling area making a parking
facility for their equipment. Clerk was to call Building
Inspector and have him make an on-site inspection and
report to clerk.
Discussion on the Hospital Board representative. Clerk
has received two letters of intent; Any Neal, 1209 Main
Street, Lino Lakes and Norman Fritchie, 16J7 Peltier
Lake Drive, Centerville. Motion by Wilharber, second
by Baumann to appoint Norman Fritchie the Centerville
representative on the District Memorial Hospital Board
effective immediately and to fulfill term expiring December
31, 1984, motion carried. Clerk will advise Hospital
Administrator and our representative and send letter of
thanks to Mr. Neal.
Items two and three under old business were tabled until
further no tice.
Frank Zimny advised council one mite team would be using
Centerville rink on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
6:00 - 7.JO PM. Chairman Koch of Parks and Recreation
has been informed of this by Mr. Zimny.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to authorize Fire
Department to spend $500. out of 1984 budget for purchase
of a Jeep, motion carried.
Royal Meadows/AI L'Allier/ Robert Houle discussion followed.
Mayor abstained from the floor and acting mayor Wilharber
presided over meeting. Attorney Hawkins handed out a
letter to council from L'AllieriHoule attorneys explaining
the problems L'Allier/Houle have been experiencing since
1980 and their solution to the problem. Copy of letter
is attached to and made a part of these minutes and also
on file with clerk. After lengthy discussion, motion by
Wilharber, second by Zimny for council to hold a closed
session for purpose of discussing this legal problem on
Monday, December 19th at 5:00 PM in City Hall, motion
carried. Mayor L'Allier will not be chairing meeting,
acting mayor Wilharber will preside.
Joanne Gallaher of Jamb Architects of Forest Lake made a
page two - City Council
Meeting minutes -
December 14, 198J
formal presentation of the proposed Lino Lakes/Centerville
race track. A question and answer period followed.
Item three under new business was tabled until next
meeting.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of receipts and disbursements
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Ayers, second by Baumann to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 91JO PM.
~,p~ted.
Lu achar, City Clerk
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF NOVEMBER 2), 198)
Consumer billings - )rd quarter 164.70
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF NOVEMBER )0, 198)
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - DECEMBER 1 - 14, 1983
Consumer billings - )rd quarter
Preisler Roofing - contractor's license
Preisler Roofing - building permit
Stewart Title - payoff on street assess.
Peltier Hills #2 - development fees
Russell James - building permit $497.81;
unit charge $1))0., SAC permit $450.
North Star Abstract - pay-off on street
and sewer assessment
Dog license - William Dornseif
Local Government aid - State of Minn.
75.00
25.00
127.4)
687.75
226.81
2,297.40
1,652.01
7.00
6,)0).89
DISBURSEMENTS - CHECKS #6169-6207
Lu Prachar - December salary $417.76;
mileage $2.00; expense $2.61
Leon L'Allier - December salary
Charles Baumann - December salary
Michael Ayers - December salary
Tom Wilharber - December salary
Frank Zimny - December salary
Dan Tourville - mowing city ball parks
during summer of 198)
Rivard Electric - work on siren
Surplus Property Fund - fire department
North Central Public Service - gas utility
for hall $98.64; garage $)9.14
Commissioner of Revenue - 4th quarter
Minnesota tax
Hugo Feed Mill - city supplies
Northwestern Bell Telephone - hall phones
Harvey Cartier - November maintenance -
city $102., supplies $19.10; mileage
$12.60; public works $111., lift station
maintenance $48., supplies $6.25 298.95
Anoka County Farm Bureau - gasoline purchase
public works $18).45; city $19.18;
flushing sewer lines $20.)8; fire depart.
$2)6.21, oil $25.80 485.02
Social Security Retirement Division -
December social security tax 69.68
PERA - December contribution for Lu 49.40
Larry Pebbles - refund on building permit 120.25
Hugo Post Office - 500 envelopes 109.85
422.)7
150.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
465.00
187.9)
11.72
1)7.78
51.00
61.1)
)0.92
$2,595.6)
$2,760.))
J;11,402.22
$14,162.62
DISBURSEMENTS (continued)
Centerville Fire Department - 198)
Salaries
Des Englund - fire chief salary 8)
Dan Skoog - 1st Ass't fire chief
salary - 8)
Norman Fritchie - 2nd Ass't fire
chief salary - 83
William Svetin - Secretary - Treas.
salary 8)
Orville Hughes - November maintenance
ci ty $24., public works $63., lift
station maintenance $48
Deb Gonsior - deputy clerk salary
Burke & Hawkins - November legal fees -
city $305.26; Royal Meadows $329.00,
Revenue Bond Sale $500. 1,1)4.26
Ron L'Allier - rink attendant -
19 hours @ $).50 66.50
Joe Moore - rink attendant - 17 hrs 59.50
Kyle Kruger - rink attendant - 8i hrs 29.75
Tony Marcello - rink attendant - 9i hrs 33.25
Des Englund - fire department expense 71.27
Paul Madison - fire department expense 20.75
Art Mohler - fire department expense 48.87
William Svetin - fire department expense 63.00
Nardini Fire Equipment - fire department 22.00
Minnesota Fire, Inc. - fire department 3).00
Norman Fritchie - fire department expense 52.)9
Centerville Fire Department - removal of
diseased tree as per July 27 meeting
Milner W. Carley - engineering fees -
city $50., Royal Meadows $504.00,
Raven Industrial Park $168.
2 , 6 84 . 00
600.00
300.00
300.00
250.00
135.00
32.00
550.00
722.00
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF DEHZEMBER 14, 1983
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS - 27 accounts $810.00
$10,058.54
$ 4,104.08
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their Wednesday, November 23 meeting on Friday
November 25 due to the weather, in City Hall. Mayor L'Allier
called the meeting to order at 7.00 PM. Present were Baumann,
Wilharber and Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes of
the November 9, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
Clerk administered oath of office to Michael Ayers, newly
appointed councilman to fill vacancy of Leon L'Allier, term
to expire December 31, 1984.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: truck not working, advised Harvey
to take truck to Apitz Garage for repair.
Motion by Zimny, second by Wilharber to contract with Andy
Cardinal, Jr., for plowing snow on an on-call basis for the
front of city building, garage housing fire trucks, parking
lot on Sorel Street between city building and Dorscher home and
the skating rink, motion carried.
Hospital representative from Centerville on District Memorial
Hospital board tabled until next meeting.
21st Street improvement item tabled until next meeting.
Park fee for Raven Industrial Park tabled until next meeting.
Clerk informed City Council of Walt Williams leaving Carley
and Associates and Larry Winner will be our city engineer
until end of 1983. Council requested letter be sent Walt
Williams thanking him for the years of service to the City
of Centerville.
Hockey representative not present - Frank will see if he can
contact a representative to be at the next meeting.
Discussion held on the hose that the rink attendants will be
using for flooding the skating rink.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to allow Fire Department
to purchase 100' of 4" ho se for $pOO., mo tion carried.
The following liquor license applications were submitted for
approval as follows:
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve license
applications for Kelly's Bar, 7098 Centerville Road: On Sale
Liquor, Off Sale Liquor, Sunday Liquor, Off-Sale Non-Intoxicating
Liquor and Cigarette license, motion carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by A~ers to approve license
applicat10ns for Ed s Trio Inn, 7082 Centerville Road:
page two - City Council
meeting minutes
November 25, 1983
On Sale Liquor, Off Sale Liquor, Sunday Liquor, Off-Sale
Non-Intoxicating Liquor, Cigarette license and Dance permit,
motion carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve license
applications for Twin Lakes Pavilion, 7281 Main Street:
On Sale Liquor, Off Sale Liquor, Sunday Liquor, Off-Sale
Non-Intoxicating Liquor, Cigarette license and Dance permit,
motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to approve license
applications for House of Chu, 7067 Centerville Road: Wine
license, On Sale Non-Intoxicating Liquor and Cigarette license,
motion carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Ayers to approve license
applications for Trippel's Market, 1801 Main Street: Off-
Sale Non-Intoxicating Liquor and Cigarette license, motion
carried.
Park fee schedule will be referred to Parks and Recreation
Committee.
December 14th agenda item: Race track proposal by Jamb and
Associates. Council of Hugo would like to be invited. Clerk
will submit invitation.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to purchase a gas p&wered
grass trimmer for the City, motion carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve current
claims, motion carried. A copy of current receipts and
disbursements is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting, motion
carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:07 PM.
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u rachar, City Clerk
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 1983 - $3,182.42
Error on Revenue Sharing Check
REVISED BALANCE AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 198J
RECEIPTS - NOVEMBER 9 - 2J, 198J
Revenue Bond Sale plus accrued interest
Universal Title - assessment search
Consumer billings - 3rd quarter service charges
Building Permit - Larry Pebbles
Anoka County - October court fines
State of Minnesota - Local Government aid
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6161-6168 (#6167 void)
Solidification, Inc. - sewer/manhole repair
Telephone into Sanitary Sewer Sinking Fund
Milner W. Carley - engineering fees on Royal
Meadows
Northern States Power - street lighti.ng
Kost Trucking - 8.5 ton of limerock
M.A.P.S.I. - animal control
First State Bank of Hugo - bond payment on
Improvement #80-1 - $4,000. principal;
$1,530. interest
Hugo Post Office - 1 roll of 20~ stamps
19.00
J, 16J. 42
9,017.00
2.00
405.00
120.25
610.00
6 , 30 3 . 89
$19,621.56
8,81J.51
2,000.00
168.00
349.42
80.00
65.00
5.530.00
20.00
$17.025.93
198J $ 2,595.630
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF NOVEMBER 2J,
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS - 35 - $999.00
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, November
9, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor L'Allier called the meeting to
order at 7:00 PM. Present were: Baumann, Wilharber and Zimny.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to approve the minutes of
the October 26, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Hunting complaints; minutes from
October 26th meeting not published in Circulating Pines,
916 using Mill Road for driver training. Council requested
letter to be sent 916 registering formal complaint of 916
using Mill Road and request they use some other route for
driver training.
Letter from Maureen Asleson on hunting was discussed at great
length. Clerk will request copies of Hunting/Fire Arms
Ordinances from several cities before discussing further.
Clerk read letters of intent for the vacant seat on the
council. Letters were received from Michael Ayers, 1793
Center Street and Kathy Welk, 7219 Mill Road. Motion by
Zimny, second by L'Allier to appoint Michael Ayers to fill
the vacancy on the City Council, effective immediately and
term to expire December 31, 1984, roll calls Zimny, aye;
L'Allier, aye; Wilharber, aye; Baumann, aye; motion carried.
Mr. Ayers was not in attendance and will be sworn in at
November 23rd meeting. Clerk will send acknowledgement
of letter and results of appointment to Kathy Welke
Council discussed estimate on city tractor from Beisswengers.
Council felt estimate too high for work to be done and clerk
will call Beisswengers to adivse them of council decision.
Clerk will call 916-Small Engine counselor and see if they
can work on tractor in class and charge city for party.
Hospital Board representative position was tabled until
next meeting.
Attorney presented Resolution and sanitary sewer revenue
bond material for city to purchase from First State Bank
of Hugo in the amount of $9,000. Bonds run to November
1986 at 8!% interest, first interest payment payable
November 1, 1984 of $765. with subsequent interest payments
made semi-annually and $9,000. to be paid in full on
November 1, 1986. Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber
to approve sanitary sewer revenue bonds, motion carried.
Discussion on 1984 sewer service charge of $34,020.94;
or $2,8J5.08 monthly payable to MWCC. Clerk requested
to call Ray Odde at Metro to revise 1984 estimated payment.
21st Street improvement discussion tabled until next meeting.
page two -City Council
meeting minutes -
November 9, 198]
Certificate of Real Estate Value on the Raven Industrial
Park was discussed. Taking figures for property described
on the certificate brings the park fee figure to $],484.
Clerk will advise Glen Rehbein Excavating by letter and
place matter on next meeting agenda.
Clerk to contact Mickey Kost to get one load of Class 2
for placement where city truck is housed.
Bids for snow plowing tabled until next meeting because
clerk has received only one bid.
Discussion held on development contract between City and
developers of Royal Meadows. Questions on trees to be
planted for buffer zone; which will be Russian Olives and
Honeysuckle, 6-8' trees. Engineer to check on landscaping
bid. Developer goes on record requesting removal of
sentence in Article Two - "That furthermore Developer
shall be granted no building permits for construction of
homes within said plat prior to acceptable arrangements
being made for the drainage of storm waters over property
to the north owned by Albert L'Allier". Article Eleven
first sentence is completed as follows: "The Developer
shall commence construction and have completed all
imp~ovements required under the terms of this agreement
on or before June 15, 1984". Developer wo uld have to
file with clerk a grading bond of $16,200. before
commencing on ground/grading. A bond of $210,000. for
utility installation is to be filed with clerk before
such work commences. City Attorney is to set up meeting
with Mr. Al L'Allier, his attorney, Robert Houle and
his attorney, Roy~l Meadows developers and their attorney,
City Engineer and any councilmen if they can attend to
discuss drainage problem.
Fire Chief requeBted 5x7 pictures of firemen be put up
in fire hall. Motion by Zimny, second by Wilharber to
authorize fire chief to purchase a pager and charger
amplifier, motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of current receipts and
disbursements is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:]0 PM.
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF OCTOBER 26, 1983 -
RECEIPTS - OCTOBER 26 - 31, 1983
Plumbing Permit
Jim Husnick - Building
Building permit fee
Plumbing permit fee
SAC charge
Unit charge
Consumer billing - 3rd
~ Plumbing Permitl
$436.48
18.00
450.00
1,350.00
quarter sewer service
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF OCTOBER 31, 1983
RECEIPTS - NOVEMBER 1 - 9, 1983
Consumer billing - 3rd quarter sewer service
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6132-6160
Harvey Cartier - October maintenance - City
$132.00; city mileage $4,80; lift station
checking $63.00; mahhole checking $39.00;
flushing sewers $105.00; mileage $14.60
Wa~ter S. Booth & Son - office supplies
Northwestern Bell Telephone - hall phone
Bryan Rock Products - crushed rock
Anoka Rubber Stamp - sewer fund office supplies
Orville Hughes - October maintenance - City
$33.00; manhole checking $27.00; lift station
checking $63.00; sewer flushing $105.00
Northern States Power - hall elec $49.69;
~arage elec $7.75; lift station #1 -
~28.68; lift station #2 - $26.32
Harold Rivard - work <;on city truck
Nardini Fire Equipment - fire department expo
Gerald Sundberg - fire department expense
Apttz Garage - fire department expense
Art Mohler - fire department expense
Metro Waste Control Commission - December
sewer service charge
Burke & Hawkins - legal for October - city
$169.78; Royal Meadows legal $164.50
Debbie Gonsior - deputy clerk salary
Circulating Pines - printing fees
Metro Waste Control Commission - October
SAC permit
Metro Inspection Service - October SAC permit
$
28.00
2,254.48
810.00
$4,132 . 0 ~
3,092. 8
$7,224.
1,035.00
$8,259. 3
358.40
35 . 51
30.20
18. 71
50.70
228.00
112.44
72.95
11.00
13.20
11 8 . 80
46.00
2,197.16
334.28
48.00
73.08
420.75
25.00
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Leon L'Allier - November salary
Chuck Baumann - November salary
Tom Wilharber - November salary
Frank Zimny - November salary
Lu Prachar - November salary $417.76; postage
$2.09; mileage $2.00
Social Security Retirment DIDvision - November
social security taxes
PERA - contribution for Lu Prachar
Tony Marcello - work on rink - 3hours
Ron L'Allier - work on rink - 3 hours
Terry Koch - work on rink - 3 hours
Joe Moore - work on rink - 3 hours
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 1983 -
PAST DUE UTTLITY ACCOUNTS - 44 - $1,269.00
150 . 00
50.00
50.00
50.00
421.85
69.68
49.40
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
$5,077 11
$3,182 42
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
October 26, 198J in City Hall. Mayor L'Allier called the
meeting to order at 7:04 PM. Present were Baumann and
Zimny. Absent: Wilharber. Motion by Baumann, second by
Zimny to approve minutes of October 12, 1983 meeting,
mo tion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Orville Hughes will clean stove
in hall, discussion on outlet for truck on outside or
warming house instead of city hall, Beisswenger's have
estimate on repairing small tractor; will request copy
ror discussion at next meeting.
OLD BUSINESS: Landscaping prOblem of property on Main Street
has been taken care of. Clerk reported Margaret Langfeld
assured her the County Park Department will cut:brush, etc.,
on park side of Mound Trail.
Hospital representative from Centerville not filled as
yet. Clerk received three names of possible candidates
for position.
Discussion on payment to Soil Solidirication ror work done
on several manholes. Attorney will draw up Resolution
and Revenue Bond procedures to present at next meeting
for approval.
No reply from Lino Lakes on request for 21st Street
Improvement. Tabled until next meeting.
Harvey Karth has given clerk signed development contract
for Raven Industrial Park; clerk will request copy of
Certificate of Real Estate Value for discussion on park
fee payment at next meeting.
Mr. Al Schrader, developer of Royal Meadows, appeared
before council and discussion followed on the plat drainage
problem with L'Allier, presented council with copy of final
plat, plans and specifications on utilities installation
and discussion on letter from County Engineer's of rice
concerning accesses onto the County Road from within plat.
Clerk is to contact several parties on bids for cleaning snow
by hall, garage and rink for winter season; will report
at next meeting.
Council appointment tabled until next meeting due to not
having quorum tonight. Clerk will accept letters of
intent from residents even though deadline for acceptance
is past.
Mr. Don Mosher, representative from Senator Rudy Boschwitz's
office appeared before council for brief discussion on
federal programs.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
October 26, 198)
Resolution for park fee requirement on new construction
was tabled until next meeting.
Mayor L'Allier and Councilman Zimny advised council
on meeting held Monday October 24, 198) in Lino Lakes
regarding the proposal of a race track on 20th Avenue
North of Main Street. Clerk is to contact Jamb Associates
for presentation of proposal at December 14, 198J council
meeting to benefit the citizens of Centerville.
Mayor L'Allier informed council Park and Recreation
Commit~ee had met and approved the hiring of five boys
for rink attendants for the winter season being Kyle
Kruger, Supervisor; Tony Marcello, Joe Moore, Terry Koch
and Ron L'Allier.
Clerk ~s to contact someone from Hockey Association
to request their ,presence at a council meeting to discuss
schedule of practices and games using Centerville rink
and their participation in assisting attendants with snow
removal.
Clerk presented council with Resoltuion adopted by the
Anoka County Board of Commissioners relating to proclaiming
November to be Epilepsy month in Anoka County. Motion
by Baumann, second by Zimny to adopt Resolution as
presented, motion carried. Copy of Resolution is
attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Zimny, second by Baumann to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of Receipts and Disbursements for
period is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:)0 PM.
RESOLUTION
RELATING TO PROCLAIMING NOVEMBER TO BE EPILEPSY
MONTH IN ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
WHEREAS, there are more than 100,000 Minnesotans with some form
of epilepsy, which is not a disease but a disorder of the
nervous system; and,
WHEREAS, these Minnesotans are a significant portion of some
2,000,000 Americans from throughout the country who have
epilepsy; and,
WHEREAS, 60 percent of those persons who have epilepsy are
elementary school age or younger; and,
WHEREAS, epilepsy is the second most common neurological
disorder or physical impairment; and,
WHEREAS, with early diagnosis and attention to medical, social
and neurological aspects more people will be able to bring
their seizures under partial or full control; and,
WHEREAS, everyone generally needs more information about
epilepsy, its causes, and what can be done to help in order
to change public attitudes from rejection to understanding
and acceptance:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Centerville
does hereby proclaim November to be EPILEPSY MONTH IN
ANOKA COUNTY.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this reolution be
forwarded to all cities and townships within Anoka County
in the hope that similar resolutions from local governments
could be adopted.
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that through these efforts by
governments within Anoka County all citizens will have a
greater understanding of epilepsy so that people with
epilepsy will be better able to take their rightful place
in the mainstream of American society.
YES - Baumann, Zimny, L'Allier
NO - none
ABSENT: Wilharber
Resolution adopted October 26, 198) at the City Council
meeting.
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BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF OCTOBER 12, 1983
RECEIPTS
Assessment search
Consumer Billings - 3rd quarter
Building Permit - Warren Dahl
Plumbing Permit - Johnson Construction
Anoka County - September court ~ines
State o~Minnesota - Local Govern. Aid
Building Permit - Floyd Laska
Lake Sanitation - general license
Ed's Trio Inn - liquor license ~ees
~or balance of 1983
Group W - cable TV related expenses
2.00
2,781.00
86 . 7.5
24.00
.54.5.00
6,303.89
97.10
10.00
.528.20
766.03
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6122-6131
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Metropolitan Inspection Service - 3~d
quarter fees on building and plumbing
permits issued
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission -
September SAC charges
Metropolitan Inspection Service - Sept.
fees on SAC permits issued
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission -
November sewer service charge
Northern States Power - street lighting
Patrick Fruth - cutting weeds on right-
of-way
Minnesota State Treasurer - 3~d quarter
surcharge on permits issued 197..51
Milner W. Carley & Associates - Engineering
fees: City $184.00; sewer infiltration
study $42.00; Royal Meadows $126.00;
Raven Industrial Park $84.00 436.00
Quill Corporation - office supplies 2.5.62
North Central Public Service - utilities
hall $15.70; garage $8.54 24.24
3,367.9.5
841..50
.50.00
2,197.16
356.83
165.00
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF OCTOBER 26
I
$ 649.89
11 14 .
$11,793. 6
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661 . 81
$4 , 132 . 05
Pursuant to
Centerville
12, 198) in
to order at
Zimny.
Correction noted on page two of September 28, 198) minutes;
2nd paragraph - "Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann for
attorney to advise Royal Meadows by letter, etc". Motion
by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes of September
28, 1983 meeting, motion carried. Motion by Baumann, second
by Zimny to approve minutes of October 7, 1983 special meeting,
motion carried.
due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
held their regular meeting on Wednesday, October
City Hall. Mayor L'Allier called the meeting
7:00 PM. Present were Baumann, Wilharber and
PET~TIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Harvey to put up posts along propert
line of city from garage to Heritage St~eet adjoining Dean
Olson property to keep traffic off of city driveway; Harvey
requested purchase of yellow paint to use on curb by lift
station.
Council discussed report of Harvey and Orville when checking
work done on manholes by Soil Solidification; repairs will
be checked out by Soil Solidification before payment by the
city.
No response to filling position of representative from Center-
ville on District Memorial Hospital Board.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Zimny to appoint Thomas Wilharber
acting Mayor for the balance of the year 198), motion carried.
Ordinance #41 - pUblic property and improvements for public
parks and ground - Centerville was reviewed. Motion by Zimny,
second by Wilharber to adopt Ordinance #41, motion carried.
Copy of Ordinance #41 is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
Ordinance #37 - establishing a Planning and Zoning Commission
was reviewed. Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to adopt
Ordinance #37, motion carried. Copy of Ordinance #37 is attach d
to and made a part of these minutes.
City Attorney's letter to council regarding Royal Meadows
drainage problem was discussed. Clerk was instructed to advise
Royal Meadows developers they should meet with Mr. AI L'Allier
and City Engineer to discuss the problem and that final plat
of Royal Meadows will not be approved until this problem is
ironed out.
Clerk to ask Pat Fruth to make another swipe with his mower
along Mound Trail on park property side.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
October 12, 198)
Park and Recreation Committee members were present and asked
that an ad be inserted in Circulating Pines for rink attendants
during winter of 198)-84. Matter will be taken up at special
meeting of Park and Recreation on Tuesday, October 25 at 7.)0 p
also would like to look at Park Department related claims
before payment and chairman of Park and Recreation to receive
copy of Planning and Zoning agenda each month.
Council advised clerk to petition City of Lino Lakes for
improvement of 21st Street from present condition to a 9
ton road.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of current receipts and disbursements
is attached to and made a part or these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9100 PM.
submitted,
, City Clerk
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held a special meeting on Friday, October
7, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor L'Allier called the meeting
to order at 6.00 PM. Present were: Baumann, Wilharber
and Zimny. Purpose of meeting was to adopt the 1984 budget
for the City of Centerville and the 1983 payable 1984 general
property tax levy certification to the Anoka County Auditor.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to certify the
amount of $6,501.42 under Code #821 for Improvement #80-1
for 1983 payable 1984 tax levy certification, motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to certify delinquent
sewer service billings under Code #819, motion carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to certiry the amount
of $14,207.14 under Code #820 for the Street Restoration
project for 1983 payable 1984 tax levy certirication, motion
carried.
Motion by Zimny, second by Baumann to certiry the amounts
for senior citizen deferments on the Codes #820 and #818,
motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to certify the amount
of $37,664.60 under Code #818 for the Sanitary Sewer
Improvement for 1983 payable 1984 tax levy certification,
motion carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to certiry the amount
of $83,876.00 for the City of Centerville 1983 payable 1984
tax levy certification, motion carried.
Copies of all Resolutions for tax certification are
attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn special
meeting, motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 6120 PM.
Res,Pec.tfullY submitted,
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ORDINANCE NO. 37
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF ANOKA
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
FOR THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE
ARTICLE 1. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
1-1 - ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMISSION. A City Planning and
Zoning Commission ror the City or Centerville is
hereby established.
1-2 - COMPOSITION. The Planning and Zoning Commission
shall be composed as rollows.
A. - Members. The Planning and Zoning Commission
shall consist or seven (7) members selected
from the City of Centerville, and approved
by the City Council.
B. - Ex orricio member. Each year the Mayor shall
appoint one (1) member of the City Council to
serve as a non-voting, ex-officio member or
the Planning and Zoning Commission.
C. - Advisors. The City Attorney, City Engineer,
and the City Building Inspector shall be
official advisors to the Planning and Zoning
Commission. The advisors shall attend Planning
and Zoning Commission meetings upon request,
and shall be compensated therefor in a manner
or at a rate agreed upon between the advisor
and the City Council.
TERM OFTOFFICE. Of the members or the Planning and
Zoning Commission shall be for the term of one (1)
year, commencing the first day of January in the
year of appointment. The City Council shall at
the first meeting in January vote on conrirming
the members or the Planning and Zoning Commission
and the Chairman for the following one year term.
The terms of office or ex-officio members shall
correspond to their respective official tenures.
1-4 - VACANCIES. Vacancies occurring during the term shall:
be filled for the remainder of the current year.
1-) -
1-5 - OATH OF OFFICE. Every appointed member or the
Planning and Zoning Commission shall, before enterin
upon the discharge of his duties, take an oath that
he will faithfully discharge the duties of his offic .
1-6 - COMPENSATION. All members of the Planning and
Zoning Commission shall serve without compensation.
1-7 - REMOVAL FROM OFFICE. Any regular member of the
Planning and Zoning Commission may be removed from
office by a four-fifths (4/5) vote of the City Counc~l.
1-8 - ORGANIZATION. The Planning and Zoning Commission
will elect from among the regular members a
chairman of the Commission.
1-9 - SECRETARY. The City Clerk shall act as Secretary
for the Planning and Zoning Commission. The
Secretary shall in no event be a member of the
Commission, except that in the absence of the
Secretary from a regular meeting, the Chairman of
the Planning and Zoning Commission shall designate
a temporary Secretary, either from among the members,
of the Commission or non-members of the Commission,
to serve as temporary Secretary.
1-10 -MEETINGS. The Planning and Zoning Commission shall
hold at least one (1) regular meeting each month at
a time and place determined by the Commission. All
meetings of the Commission at which business is
transacted shall be open to the public.
1-11 -PROCEDURES. The Planning and Zoning Commission shal
adopt rules for the Eransaction of business, and sha I
keep a public record of all motions, resolutions,
transactions, findings, minutes, and reports, which
shall be promptly reduced to writing, and a copy
forwarded to each member of the Commission.
1-12 -BUDGET. On or before the first day of September,
the Planning and Zoning Commission shall submit to
the City Council a budget of anticipated expenditures
for the next succeeding year.
1-13 -EXPENDITURES. Expenditures of the Planning and Zoning
Commission shall be within amounts appropriated by
the City Council. The Commission shall submit a
report to the City Council on or before January 1st.
of each year, setting forth in detail a complete I
report of all expenditures incurred during the year.
1-14 -POWERS AND DUTIES OF 'lliE COMMISSION. The Planning
and Zoning Commission shall act in an advisory
capacity to the City Council and shall have the pow rs
and duties given such agencies generally by Laws of
Minnesota, 1965, Chapter 670. It shall also exerci e
the duties conferred upon it by this Ordinance; the I'
duties conferred by the Ordinances of the City
pertaining thereto; and the duties conferred by
resolution of the City Council.
Adopted by the City Council
m~Sci.E~~
this /j., day orf(;.J;.ku,
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M YOR
1 83.
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Public Property and Improvements
Public Parks and Grounds - Centerville
Section I. Definitions.
Subdivision 1. Public Parks and Grounds. "Public parks
and grounds" means any real property owned or leased by the city!
Subdivision 2. Vehicle. "Vehicle" means any vehicle or
conveyance, whether motor-powered, animal-drawn, or self-propell d.
Subdivision 3. Firearm. "Firearm" includes any rifle,
shotgun, pistol, B-B gun, pellet gun, sling shot, air rifle, and
bow and arrow.
Section II. Removing, Defacing or Destroying Property. No
person shall remove, deface, destroy, diminish or impair the val e
of public property located on or within any public park or publi
grounds.
Section III. Erection of Structures. No person shall erec
any tent or structure, whether permanent or temporary, or run an
public service utility, upon or across any public park or public!
gro unds.
Section IV. Littering. No person shall litter or cast or
allow to remain any rubbish or trash of any kind or nature in or
about any public park or public grounds.
Section V. Alcoholic Beverages. No person shall possess,
display, consume or use intoxicating liquor or non-intoxicating I
malt liquor in any public park or public grounds.
Section VI. Vehicle Traffic. Vehicles shall be driven or
parked only in designated areas on any public park or public
grounds and shall be driven therein at a maximum speed of 5 miles ~~
per hour.
Section VII. Hours. No person, except authorized city
personnel, shall enter or be in or remain in any public park or I
pUblic grounds between the hours of 10:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M.
Section VIII. Overnight Parking or Occupancy. Overnight
parking or occupancy within any public park or public grounds i
prohibited.
Section IX. Open Fires Prohibited.
a fire in any place in any public park or
time, except in fireplaces or receptacles
the city.
Section X. Washing of Vehicles. No person shall wash any
vehicle on any public park or public grounds.
No person shall build
pUblic grounds, at an
provided therein by
Section XI. Discharge of Firearms. No person, except law.
officers in the discharge of their duties, shall discharge any
firearm on any public park or public grounds, at any time.
Section XII. Posting Signs and Placards. No person shall
post any sign, placard, advertisement or inscription, on any
public park or public grounds.
Section XIII. Riding of Horses and Other Animals. No person
shall ride a horse or any other animal on amy public park or public
grounds except on designated trails or paths.
Section XIV. Unattended Animals. No person shall allow an
animal, of any sort, to go unattended or without physical restra nt
in any public park or public grounds.
Section XV. Language, Conduct, and Attire. No person shal
use abusive, boisterous, or obscene language or engage in any
abusive, boisterous, or obscene behavior in any public park or
public grounds. No person shall place or carry any abusive or
obscene placard or sign in any public park or public grounds. N
person shall appear in any public park or public grounds unless
clad in attire which meets contemporary community standards of
decency.
Section XVI. Climbing of Trees and on Buildings. No perso
shall climb any trees or climb on any building or structure
public park or public grounds.
Section XVII. Intoxication. No person shall enter or be
any public park or pUblic grounds while under the influence of
intoxicate.
Section XVIII. Fireworks. No person shall possess or disc arge
any fireworks in any public park or public grounds.
Section XVIX. Variances. Variances to the strict applica ion
of this chapter may be granted only by the council.
Section XX. City Personnel. Section I through XX shall not
be construed to prohibit the normal care, operations, or functions
of the city or its authorized agents in any public park or publ'c
gro unds.
Adopted by the City Council this /;), day Of~
198).
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURS&MENTS - BALANCE ~PTEMBER 28, 1983
$ 5,177.61
Centerville Fire Department Savings Account
transfer 5,224.57
Harvey Cartier - September maintenance
city $90.00; mileage $1.60; lift
station services $60.00
Orville Hughes - September maintenance
city $18.00; lift station $42.00
Leon L'Allier - October salary
Charles Baumann - October salary
Tom Wilharber - October salary
Frank Zimny - October salary
Lu Prachar - October salary $4~7.76;
postage $1.76; mileage $2.00; office $.96 422.48
PERA - . October contribution 49.40
State Treasurer - Surplus Fund - member-
ship dues for one year
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company -
utilities - hall $32.73; booth $1J.99
Social Security Retirement Division -
October S. S. tax
Burke & Hawkins - September legal - city
$372.38; Raven Industrial $84.60
Northern States Power - utilities - lift
station #1 $6.56; lift station #2 29.JO;
hall $34.20; garage $8.35
RECEIPTS - SEPTEMBER 28 - 31, 1983
Building Permit - LeRoy Trone
East Central Builders - Building Permit
Contractor's License
Birchwood Builders - Building Permit
Dog Licenses (7)
R. D. Investments - 3.2 beer permit
Ziegler Construction - Building Permit
Contractor's License
BALANCE AS OF SEPTEMBER 31, 1983 -
RECEIPTS - OCTOBER 1 - 12, 198J
Dog License
Consumer Billings - sewer service charges
Diebel Construction - building permit
State of Minnesota - refund on state
surcharge on permits issued
City of Lino Lakes - Jrd quarter fire
contract fees
Revenue Sharing - direct deposit
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6104-6121
98.25
105.75
25.00
2,264.00
49.00
25.00
2,291.95
25.00
7.00
1,962.00
98.25
308.99
5,224.57
973.00
151.60
60.00
150.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
25.00
46.72
69.68
456.98
78.41
$10,0
8 , 57- .~ 81
DISBURSEMENTS ~ (Continued)
City of Lino Lakes - )rd quarter
contnact fees
William Svetin - fire department
Archie Gay - fire department
Communications Specialists - fire
departmen t
police
$10,446.85
405 . 10
15.60
2'3'3.09
'ID TAL
BALANCE AS OF OC'IDBER 12, 1983 -
$17,9 5.48
$ 6 9.89
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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, September
28, 198J in City Hall. Acting Mayor L'Allier called the meeting
to order at 8100 PM. Present were: Baumann, Wilharber and
Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes of
September 14, 198) meeting, motion carried.
Mr. Cliff Holman of Centennial District #12 handed out report
and gave a brief overview of the 198) summer recreation program
at Centennial Schools.
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PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS I Front yard on Main Street is is unsig tly;
attorney is to write letter to resident advising of compliance
with City Ordinance #4; speeders on Main Street; pot holes
on Mill Road to be filled and having police check on trucks
using Mill Road.
APPOINTMENT OF MAYORI Acting Mayor L'Allier voiced his desire
to fill position of Mayor for the balance of Mr. Savela's term.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to appoint Leon L'Allier
as Mayor for the City of Centerville for the term expiring
December )1, 1984, motion carried. Clerk administered the oath
of office. Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to request
residents of Centerville to file letters of intent for the
position of council person for the term ending December )1, 1984
motion carried. City will accept letters up to and including
October 26, 198) when it will be O~ the agenda for the council
meeting that evening.
Councilman Zimny brought up the matter of brush and debris on
the park si de 0 f Mo und Trail. Clerk is to req ue st Pa t Fru th
to cut along Mound Trail again attempting to cut another )-4'
in from the road. Also to check with our county commissioner
to see if the county park department would clear some of the
brush away from the road.
Marita Haberman gave brief report on open house hein~hel.d
at District Memorial Hospital and the Hospital's intent to
refine their ambulance service. She also informed council
that Jill Kelly, 6enterville representative on Hospital Board
has resigned and the council needs to appoint ano~ger represen-
tative for term expiring December )1, 1986.
Engineer Williams reviewed Soil Solidification report on
sewer line repair. Engineer had checked a few of the manholes
that were repaired; Harvey and Orville to check the remainder
before payment is made by City.
Engineer submitted letter stating that he has looked at drainage
problem on Shad Avenue and made recommendation on solving
problem which Harvey will take care of.
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page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
September 28, 198)
Clerk is to send revised Development contract between Glenn
Rehbein, developer of Raven Industrial Park and the City for
Mr. Rehbein's signature.
Mr.L'Allier's letter to city concerning drainage problem in his
private ditch was discussed. Attorney's advice was for city not
to get in~olved and problem should be reviewed by Mr. L'Allier
and developer of property whose water would eventually drain
into his ditch. Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann for
attorney to advise Mr. L'Allier by letter that it is the
developer's responsibility (Ro~~l Meadows) to take care of their
drainage on their plat and that development contract would not
be entered into between City and developer until this problem
is solved, motion carried.
The following liquor license applications were submitted for
approval: TRIO INN - owner and operator Ed Adams.
On Sale liquor license, off sale liquor license, off-sale
non-intoxicating liquor license, Sunday liquor license;
cigarette license and dance permit.
These applications reflect a change in ownership of the Trio
Inn from Sherman Peters to Ed Adams, for the balance of year
198). Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve the
applications for Ed Adams contingent on clerk recieving a
certificate of insurance for the file, motion carried.
Resolution authorizing the joint and cooperative agreement for
the administration of a cable communications system was discusse
with Centerville Director~ed Gonsior. Motion by Wilharber,
second by Zimny to approve the Joint and Cooperative Agreement
for the Administration of a Cable Communications System, motion
carried.
Engineer's letter on proposed house to be built by Bob Knabe
on Main Street was discussed. Council requested clerk to ask
Mr. Knabe for a certificate of survey before any decision
is made on proposal.
Clerk read letter from Glen Rehbein Escavating requesting
21st Street being improved to a 9 ton road. Clerk will check
with Lino Lakes to see if they have been approached with same
request being the road is half in Lino Lakes and half in Centerv lIe.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to change council meeting
time back to 7:00 PM permanemtly, motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of current receipts and disbursements
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:3) PM.
Re~c~llY submitted,
~~erk
Correction noted on page two of September' 28 minutes;
2nd paragraph - "motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann
for attorney to advise Royal Meadows by letter, etc."
1983 PAYABLE 1984 GENERAL PROPERTY
TAX LEVY CERTIFICATION TO ANOKA COUNTY AUDITOR
MUNICIPALITY OF C~NTtRVILU
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS LEVIES AND PORTIONS OF LEVIES
aONDEP INDEBTEDNESS
General Obli9ations
SpeC.i;.al~Assessaent Improvement
SPECIFIC LEVIES
.. TOTAL LEVIES
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'sqt..~. J=
. >~Jl_~:~~~:------------__-----____________________-------------~-------------- 1----
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LEVIE
NON-BONDED INDEBTEDNESS LEVIES AND PORTIONS OF LEVIES
\l:"~i,
SPECIFIC LEVIES
G~EML!UiJ~E
ROAD . AND'" aRIPGE
~I~'S~LIEF
J?ua~x~ ~LOYEESJU:TlREMENT
,<;QMMtJNIT~ SERVICES AND PROTECTION
Civil Detense
Library
Recreation
Shade Tree Disease Control
Other (Specify) POLICE DEPARWItNT
cOMMUNITY$!:RV'ICES AND PROTECTION LEVY
200.00
$7,200.00
48,JOO.00
MISCetLANEC:)PS
Judgment$
Firemen
Special Assessment Improvements
Other (Specify)
MISC)!LLANEOUS LE~
--~----------------.~----------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL NON-BO)lpED INDEBTEDNESS LEVY
.......J8~,876.00
GB.AWDTO'1'~ MUNICIPAL LEVY
--.$81.876.00
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~.I certify that the above figures are the amounts to be levied by the Anoka County Auditor
, ~"r t " ab<>v" ~:alitY> Cl erk-Treasurer to.7-8)
TITLE DATE
1984 BUDGET FOR CITY OF CENTERVILLE
INCOME
Tax Levy
Firemen's Relief Fund Levy
Homestead Credit
Licenses - Business
Licenses - Non-Business
Local Government Aid
Fire Contract fee
Fines - Anoka County
8),676.
200.
7,000.
7,800.
250.
2),774.
9,000.
2,000.
DISBURSEMENTS
General Government Salary
Legislative Expense
Executive Salary
Financial Administration
Asse ssor
Audit
Legal fees
General Government Administration
Utili ties
Insurance
Police Contract
Fire Department
Animal Control
Public Works
Street Lighting
Recreation
Election
Contingency Fund
Fire Relief Fund
2,400.
2,500.
1 , 800 .
8,500.
1,900.
4,550.
2,500.
),000.
),)00.
6,000.
48,)00.
28,274.
500.
6,060.
4,500.
7,200.
750.
1,466.
200.
1)),700.
1)),700.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Centerville
met on Friday, October 7, 198J in City Hall, and
WHEREAS, the City Council determined that the $870,000.00
General Obligation Bonds be levied for the year 1983 for
collection in the year 1984 in the amount of $37,664.60
under Code #818, minus the Green Acre and Senior Citizen
deferments. The figure of $19,488.00 levied for collec-
tion in 1984 which was certified to the County Auditor
at the time of the bond sale will not be required and
should be cancelled, and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Clerk certify
to the County Auditor of Anoka County the amount of
$37,664.60 for the tax levy payable in 1984.
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MAYOR
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This Resolution duly approved and passed by the City
Council of the City of Centerville on Friday, October
7, 1983.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City Council o~ the City of Centerville met on
Friday, October 7, 198) in the City Hall, and
WHEREAS, the City Council determined that the $40,000.00 G. O.
Bonds be levied for the year 198) for collection in the year
1984 in the amount of $6,501.42 under Code #821, and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Clerk certify to
the County Auditor of Anoka County the amount of $6,501.42
for the tax levy payable in 1984.
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MAYOR
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THI RESOLUTION DULY APPROVED AND PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1983.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Centerville met on
Friday, October 7, 198) in the City Hall, and
WHEREAS, the following parcels are delinquent on their sewer
utility billing and will be certified to the County Auditor
under Code no. 8191
PIN #
15-)1-22-44-0015
23-31-22-14-0008
23-31-22-32-0007
23-)1-22-13-001)
23-)1-22-24-00)0
23-31-22-23-0021
23-31-22-23-0022
23-)1-22-14-0005
23-31-22-12-0008
23-31-22-31-0027
23-31-22-22-0013
15-31-22-44-0025
14-)1-22-34-0016
2)-31-22-12-00)0
14-)1-22-))-0008
23-)1-22-12-0029
14-31-22-31-0007
23-31-22-31-0018
~'-'1-~~-)1-00,e
PLAT/PARCEL
28001-0020
27823-1960
27823-5510
28298-0100
28019-1190
28019-1770
28019-1780
27823-1936
28)02-07GO
28015-la290
28019-2360
28001-0320
28250-0130
28370-0180
28250-0020
28370-0170
28250-0080
28015-0200
~015 Q32{)
AlVIOUNT
$ 57.67
112.12
133.90
90.34
133.90
351.70
242. 80
112.12
133.90
133.90
133.90
~0.34
133.90
133.90
133.90
133.90
112.12
112.12
.1+6 . '78
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MAYOR
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U -TREASURER
This Resolution duly approved and passed by the City Council
of Centerville on Friday, October 7, 1983.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Centerville
met on Friday, October 7, 19~J in the City Hall, and
WHEREAS, the City Council determined that the $215,000.00
General Obligation Bonds be levied for the year 198)
for collection in the year 1984 in the amount of $14,207.14
under Code #820, minus the Green Acre and Senior Citizen
deferments, and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Clerk certify
to the County Auditor of Anoka County the amount of
$14,207.14 for the tax levy payable in 1984.
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MAYOR
S
K-TREASURER
This Resolution duly approved and passed by the City
Council of the City of Centerville on Friday, October
7, 198).
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Centerville
met on Friday, October 7, 1983 in City Hall, and
WHEREAS, the following parcels have been approved for
the senior citizen deferment:
SANITARY SEWER DEFERMENT - CODE #818
PIN #23-31-22-21-0019 - PLAT 28019-PARCEL 0710 - $352.40
This is currently being homesteaded.
PIN #23-31-22-22-0003 - PLAT 27853-PARCEL 0900 - $913.82
This is currently being homesteaded.
PIN #23-31-22-23-0012 - PLAT 28019-PARCEL 1620 - 369.92
This property is not currently being homesteaded.
STREET RESTORATION DEFERMENT - CODE #820
PIN #23-31-22-23-0012 - PLAT 28019-PARCEL 1620 - $104.54
Th~s property is not currently being homesteaded.
The above amounts will be removed for the 1984 Real
Estate Tax Statements for the property owner of each
parcel.
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MAYOR
This Resolution duly approved and passed by the City
Council of the City of Centerville on Friday, October
7, 1983.
RESOLUTION #5
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
COUNTY OF ANOKA
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE JOINT AND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF A CABLE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
WHEREAS, the City of Centerville (hereinafter "City")
has granted a cable communications franchise ordinance to
Group W Cable of the North Central Suburbs, Inc., a sub-
sidiary of Westinghouse Broadcasting and Cable, Inc.;
WHEREAS, on September 9, 198), City was issued a
Regular Certificate of Confirmation by the Minnesota Cable
Communications Board relative to the Group W Cable franchise;
WHEREAS, City believes it to be in its best interest
and the most efficient utilization of resources for City
to participate in a Joint and Cooperative Agreement for
the Administration of the Cable Communications System; and
WHEREAS, said joint and cooperative effort is authorized
by Minn. Stat. #471.59, as amended;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of
the City of Centerville shall participate in the North
Central Suburban Cable Communications Commission II for
the administration of the a cable communications system,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate officers
of the City shall execute the final Joint and Cooperative
Agreement of the North Central Suburban Cable Communications
Commission II and file it appropriately with Thomas D.
Creighton, legal counsel for the Commission;
FURTHER, City authorizes its proportional share of
the remaining assets of the dissolved North Central Suburban
Cable Communications Commission II as City's initial
contribution to the North Central Suburban Cable Communica-
tions Commission II;
FURTHER, that City's director shall be Theodore
Gonsior, residing at 1)4) Mound Trail, Centerville, Minne-
sota, 550)8 whose phone number is 426-)58); and
FURTHER, the City's alternate shall be LuAnn Prachar,
residing at 6756 Centerville Road, Centerville, Minnesota,
550)8 whose phone number is 429-5~J1.
The above
member
Council member
tion was moved by Council
, and duly seconded by
The following Council members voted in the affirmative:
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The following Council members voted in the negative:
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The agove resolution was duly adopted ~~. ~ ~
1983. ~
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Mayor
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BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF SEPTEMBER 14, 1983 -
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 2nd quarter & delinquent
North Star Abstract - assessment Eearch
State of Minnesota - Local Government Aid
Anoka County - August court fines
Transfer from Sanitary Sewer fund
Building Permit - Donald Opp
Dog License - 7
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF SEPTEMBER 28, 1983
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6097--6103
Debbie Gonsior - deputy clerk salary
Hugo Post Office - postage for billing
North Central Public Service - utilities
Metro Waste Control Commission - October sewer
service charge
T. A. Schifksy & Sons - 2 ton coal mix
Northern States Power - street lighting
Milner W. Carley & Associates - engineering
fees on Royal Meadows
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF SEPTEMBER 28, 1983
674.10
2.00
6,303.89
255.00
628.68
26.34
49.00
64.00
60.00
17.08
2,197.16
40.00
353.04
126.00
$ 95.88
7,939.01
$8,034.89
2,857.28
$5,177.61
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS WHICH WILL BE CERTIFIED TO COUNTY
AUDITOR ON OCTOBER 10, 198) - 19 accounts $1,866.60
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, September
14, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting to
order at 8:00 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier,
Wilharber, Zimny, Attorney John Burke and Engineer Walt
Williams. Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to apprmve
minutes of the August 24, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Frank Zimny had received complaint
on drainage problem occurring between 7170 and 7162 Shad
Avenue and also the four storm sewer openings. Engineer
Williams will check on above complaints.
Revised preliminary plat of Royal Meadows was presented to
council. The following items were reviewed: (1) Engineer
letter to council on revised plat; (2) letter from Al L'Allier's
attorney to the city concerning the drainage ditch prob!em;
(3) tot lot being moved to different location; (4) street
names; (5) berming or perimeter screening; (6) number of
accesses on to the county road; (7) list of 13 items
brought before council by concerned residents; (8) Rice
Creek Watershed approval and (9) development contract.
After considerable discussion, motion was made by Baumann,
second by Wilharber to approve preliminary plat of Royal
Meadows contingent on the following: (1) moving playground
area to southwest corner or lots 7, 8 and part of 9 as
located on plat; (2) attorney opinion on the L'Allier
communication; (3) County Surveyor's report on plat; (4)
street names being changed; (5) Rice Creek Watershed
approval; (6) perimeter screening placement and (7) approval
of development contract; roll call taken: Baumann, aye;
Wilharber, aye; L'Allier, aye; Zimny, aye; Savela; aye,
motion carried.
Development contract between Glenn Rehbein, developer and
City of Centerville for the Industrial Park was reviewed
article by article. Corrections were made by attorney
and initialed by Mayor. Motion by L'Allier, second by
Wilharber to approve Development Contract contingent on
Rice Creek Watershed approval; park fund dedication and
corrections to contract outlined by attorney, motion carried.
Copy of contract will be on file with City Clerk and
reviewed before council when the revised contract is
received from Attorney. Clerk is to request land value
figure from Assessor for park fund dedication and bonding
requirement figure from Engineer.
Floyd Kruger reported on Park and Recreation activitie~.
Larry Koch has been named new Chairman as of September
12, 1983 and the meeting night is the second Tuesday
at 7:00 PM. Motion by Zimny, second by Baumann that
Maureen Asleson be accorded a seat on the Park and Recrea-
tion Committee, e~~ective immediately, motion carried.
Committee has also recommended city request bids on snow
removal of rink for the coming season.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
September 14, 1983
Report from Soil Solidification was reviewed. They should
complete the project by the end of next week.
Repair on city hall roof was discussed with no decision.
Resolution authorizing joint and cooperative agreement
for the administration of a cable communications system
was discussed and tabled until next meeting when Director
Ted Sonsior could be in attendance to answer council .
questions on same.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Baumann to issue ).2 beer
permit to Twin Lakes Pavilion for a pig roast on Sunday
October 9, 198), motion carried. Location of pig roast
is outlined in 9/14 letter from Debbie Dykema and is on
file with city clerk.
Motion by Wilharber, second by L'Allier to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of current receipts and
disbursements is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
Clerk read letter of resignation from Mayor Gary Savela.
Copy is on file with city clerk. Motion by L'Allier,
second by Wilharber to accept resignation and voiced the
gratitude of council for the job well done while he has
served as councilman and mayor for the city, motion carried.
Motion by Savela, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 11:07 PM.
R~ctfullY submitted,
~ar, City Clerk
CORRECTED BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF AUGUST 24, 1983 - $2,669.16
RECEIPTS - August 24 - )1, 198)
Liberty Title - Assessment search
North Star Abstract - Assessment search
Consumer Billings - 2nd quarter
Building Permit - Des Englund
Building Permit - Randy Zarbok
$ 5.00
4.00
446.40
68.75
90.25
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF 8-)1-8)
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 2nd quarter
Building Permit - Earl Kieffer
Building Permit and Contractor's License -
House Development
Street Restoration pay-off on assessment
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6065-6096
Hugo Feed Mill - supplies
Northwestern Bell - utilities - phone-hall
$41.71; booth $58.05
Rivard Electric - work on lift station
State Revolving Agency - city share of figured
social security tax for yeRr
Social Security Retirement Fund - September
social security taxes
Commissioner of Revenue - )rd quarter Minn tax
Circulating Pines - printing fees
Harvey Cartier - Au~ust maintenance - city
$195.00; mileage ~21.00; lift station
maintenance $15).00
Lu Prachar - September salary $417.76;
mileage $2.00; postage $.54
Gary Savela - September salary
Chuck Baumann - September salary
Leon L'Allier - September salary
Tom Wilharber - September salary
Frank Zimny - September salary
Metro Waste Control Commission - August SAC
Metro Inspection Service - August SAC
PERA - September contribution
Midway Trailer - fire department expense
Oswald Fire Hose - fire department expense
. J.' R. Shoe Shop - fire department expense
John Puffer - fire department expense
Art Mohler - fire department expense
Mid-Central Fire, Inc. - fire department expo
227.70
96.2)
672.40
777.62
29.07
99.76
88.00
5.00
69.68
51.00
1)1.))
)69.00
420.)0
150 .00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
841.50
50.00
49.40
196.74
500.00
90.00
60.00
41 .46
109.20
614.40
$),28).56
1.773.95
$ 5 .057 . 51
DISBURSEMENTS (continued)
Area Vocational Technical Institute - fire
department expense
Randy Lauderbaugh - fire department expense
Bisel's Small Engine - fire department expense
Bryan Rock Products - crushed rock
Milner W. Carley & Associates - engineering
fees - city $92.00; sewer system eng. $42.;
Peltier Hills #2 - $126.
Burke & Hawkins - August le~al fees - city
$556.56; Industrial Park $220.50; relief
association $51.70
Internal Revenue Service - 3rd quarter
federal taxes
Orville Hughes - lift station services
Northern States Power - utilities - city
elec $23.ee; garage elec $7.70; lift
station #1 $24.22; lift station #2 $38.53
50.00
2.97
11.00
21.55
260.00
828.76
88.80
48.00
99.11
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF SEPTEMBER 14, 1983 -
~Accounts past due on utility billing - will be
certified to County Auditor on October 10 - $~,6'~.~0
,p 1;9&>.~o
$4,961.63
$ 95.88
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, August
24, 1983 in City Hall. Acting Mayor L'Allier called the
meeting to order at 8:00 pm. Present were Baumann and
Wilharber. Absent: Zimny and Savela.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to approve minutes
of August 1, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes
of August 10, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Wilharber referred to articles
in Quad and Circulating Pines papers submitted by Centerville
Lions Club concerning softball tournament that is being
cancelled by Lions Club and and will not be held in the
Centerville City Park. Wilharber also had questions of
fire department members concerning burning permits and what
transpired when he had been issued one and the response
when the fire was started; Bob Lindgren advised council
of damage that was done to Frank Zimny's property over
the weekend.
OLD BUSINESS: (1) Weeds on ci ty right of way are b4.Ag he,'" q
cut by Pat Fruth. (2) No response from Strehlow as yet J
on fence on city property. (3) Pot holes on Mill Road
have been filled. (4) grading permit for Raven Industrial
which was approved at last meeting requires a $30,000. bond
filed with city. Development contract for Raven Industrial
Park tabled until next meeting. (5) Chuck Baumann reported
on the softball committee meeting.
NEW BUSINESS: (2) Clerk read letter of resignation from
Bob LaMotte as chairman of P & Z. P & Z have appointed
Walter Prachar, temporary chairman. Motion by Baumann,
second by Wilharber to accept Bob LaMotte's letter of
resignation, motion carried. Baumann will also meetJ
with P & Z establishing P ~ Z commission for city.
(1) Preliminary plat of Royal Meadows. Clerk read minutes
from P & Z meeting in which preliminary plat was approved.
Engineer reviewed his letter of recommendations which is
attached to and made a part of these minutes. Letter from
Al L'Allier to the city was read by clerk, attached to and
made a part of these minutes. Several members of audience
had questions on the plat. Motion by Baumann, second by
Wilharber for developer of Royal Meadows to bring in new
plan at September 14th meeting and discussion will be
continued at that time, motion carried.
Thursday, September 1, 198J at 7.00 PM will be first budget
meeting (time change from September 8).
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
August 24, 198J
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of current receipts and
disbursements is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann, to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:20 PM.
:e:t~d'
~ ~char, City Clerk
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF AUGUST 10, 1983 -
RECEIPTS - AUGUST 10 - 24, 1983
$8,051.36
Consumer Billings - 2nd quarter sewer charge $ 481.50
Metro Title - payoff on street assessment 836.30
Eberhardt Company - payoff on street assessment 733.60
Eastlund, Peterson - copy of ordinance #4 & 8 5.00
City of Lino Lakes - 2nd quarter fire contract fe5,224.57
James Husnik - building permit 2,352.10
Toni Parent - dog license 7.00
Revenue Sharing check 953.00
Anoka County - July court fines 165.00
Home Insurance - dividend 498.92
Sheehy Construction - building permit 720.85
St. Genevieve's Church - permits for picnic
bingo and 3.2 beer 30.00
Glenn Rehbein - grading permit for industrial park 25.00
T. C. Federal - interest on sanitary sewer
certificate
State of Minnesota - local government aid
5,000.00
6 , 30 3 . 89
2 '3 I '3 '36 . 71
BALANCE - AUGUST 24 - 31,388.09
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #6050 - 6064
Frank Zimny - lumber for skating rink
Gary Savela - roof tar
Norman Fritchie - fire department expense
Gerald Sundberg - fire department expense
Orville Hughes - fire department expense
Smith Vending - fire department expense
Granger's, Inc. - fire department expense
Northern States ~ower - utilities - street lighting
$346.42) hall elec $27.77; garage elec $7.18;
lift station #1 $21.85; lift station #2 $46.76 449.98
Anoka County Farm Service - supplies 10.95
Trippel's Market - supplies 4.46
General Repair Service - hourmeter for lift station 2~.03
American National Bank - interest and paying agent
fees on street restoration bonds 5,592.50
Norwest Bank - interest and paying agent fees
on sanitary sewer bonds
Debbie Sonsior - deputy clerk salary
Centerville Lions Club - refund of fee for
3.2 beer permit
Telephone transfer - from general fund into
street restoration savings account
99.92
24.88
38.37
35.36
4.2)
)6.50
25.00
17,209.55
128.00
)0.00
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF
AUGUST 24, 1983
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the city council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, August
10, 198J in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting to
order at 8:00 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier, Wilharber
and Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes of
July 27, 198J meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Persons at Twin Lakes Pavilion
did not like the idea of a special meeting called to discuss
softball tournaments and they were not informed of it; brush
on Heritage Street; fence on city lot on Cedar Street put up
by someone to keep cattle in area should be removed or make
arrangements with city about placement; weeds along city right-
of-way need to be cut; Mayor to call Pat Fruth or Dan Tourville
to see if they are interested in cutting them; pot holes on
Mill Road need to be fixed; Harvey to get some limerock for
filling them.
Discussion on M.E.E.D. Act which creates jobs for temporary
employment. Clerk to fill out application for Parks and
Rec Coordinator and send to Anoka County Training Center.
Mayor is to purchase roof coating for Harvey to repair roof.
One offer was submitted for city tractor of $350.; not accept-
able and clerk is to call Beisswengers to see if they repair
tractors and price for same.
Discussion on Solidification proposal for manhole/sewer
line repair. Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to
accept engineer recommendations to have Solidification
soil solidify manholes and TV and seal leaks at a cost of
$7,884.60, motion carried. Motion by L'Allier, second by
Baumann to pay Solidification one half of $7,884.60 wpon
completion and balance at $1,000 a month at 6% interest
until fully paid and borrow $7,884.60 from the First State
Bank of Hugo on a two-year loan, motion carried.
Final plat of Raven Industrial Park was presented to council.
Council discussed engineer and P & Z recommendations.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to approve final
plat of Raven Industrial Park contingent on the three
recommendations of Engineer:
A copy of the Rice Creek Watershed Permit should
be on file with the City.
The City and Developer should have a signed
Developer's Agreement along with a bond.
No building will be allowed on Lots 8 and 9,
Block 1 until 21st Street is constructed.
(Mr. Karth added Lot 7 to engineer's #J.)
also issue a grading permit to developer, motion carried.
(1)
(2)
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and
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
August 10, 198)
Continuation of discussion on softball tournaments at Twin Lakes
was ehld. Clerk read two letters from residents on same and
several members of audience gave comments. Chuck Baumann
suggested a committee be formed to discuss problems and bring
recommendations to next council meeting. Mayor, Zimny and
Baumann were selected and will meet with Debbie Dykema and/or
promoter of tournaments on Monday, August 15, 198) at 71)0 PM
in City Hall. Mr. Dan Bumgarner was also asked to attend meeting.
Baumann suggested Parks and Recreation Committee look at
ordinance on Public Parks and Grounds and make recommendation
to council on same.
Thursday, September 8th at 7100 PM will be first budget meeting.
Contract for 198) Housing Rehabilitation Projects with Anoka
County was signed and approved.
Bump sign for Peltier Lake Drive was discussed as per engineer
letter. Motion by W~lharber, L'Allier second to take Engineer
recommendation and purchase two signs and posts for same,
motion carried.
Wilharber suggested clerk write Maureen Aslesen letter advising
on engineer opinion on beehives in Peterson's Old Homestead
Addition.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of current receipts and disbursements
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10125 PM.
R~c~tted,
~char, City Clerk
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held a special meeting on Monday, August
1, 1983 in City Hall. Acting Mayor L'Allier called the
meeting to order at 5800 pm. Present wereJ Baumann,
Wilharber and Zimny. Absents Mayor Savela. Also present
was City Attorney Hawkins and several people in audience
from Twin Lakes Pavilion.
Purpose of meeting was to discuss problems that have occurred
from the softball tournaments at Twin Lakes ballfield.
Frank Zimny gave brief resume on problems that have
occurred, why the residents cose by the ballfield are
not in favor of holding softball tournaments every
weekend and if the property is being used according
to our zoning classification.
Discussion followed for one hour on the issue with
nothing resolved and clerk was advised to check with
residents in area by letter asking for their opinion on
same and/or come to next council meeting on August 10
to voice opinion.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 6:01 pm.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - AUGUST 1 -10, 198J
BALANCE ON JULY 27, 198J -
RECEIPTS to JULY Jl, 1983
Consumers Billings - 2nd quarter sewer service $459.00
J.2 Beer permit - 30.00
BALANCE - JULY Jl, 1983
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 2nd quarter sewer service 1,817.10
DISBURSEMENTS - CHECKS $6028-604i
Richard Gogerty - refund on consumer billing
Metro Waste Cort~rol Comm. - September sewer
service charge
Press PUblications - ad for mower
Northwestern Bell Telephone - utilities -
hall phone $Jl.ll; booth $59.87
General Repair Service - service on lift stat.
Satellite Industries - satellite for park field
Gopher Sign Company - signs
Burke & Hawkins - legal for July
Orville Hughes - maintenance for July - city
$24.00; lift station $84.00
Harvey Cartier - July maintenance - city
$324.; mileage $11.60; lift stat. $144.
Milner W. Carley & Associates - engineer
attendance at meeting
Circulating Pines - ad for mower 3.80;
Royal Meadows plat hearing $6.33
Inter-state Lumber - city supplies
Hugo Feed Mill - city supplies
PERA - August contribution for Lu
Social Security Retirement Division - S. S.
~u Prachar - August salary
Gary Savela - August salary
Chuck Baumann - August salary
Leon L'Allier - August salary
Tom Wilharber - August salary
Frank Zimny - August salary
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF AUGUST 10, 1983
9.00
2,197.16
41.40
90.98
346.69
65.00
54.60
221.28
108.00
479.60
50.00
10.13
4.28
114.00
49.40
69.68
417.76
150 .00
50 . 00
50.00
50.00
SO . 00
$10,424.22
489.00
$10,913.22
$12,730.32
$4,678/96
$8,051.36
I
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
July 27, 198) in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting
to order at 8100 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier,
Wilharber and Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve the minutes
of the July i), 198) meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Dogs running loose on east side
of town, complaints on tournament held in City Park over the
previous weekend.
(
Franchise Ordinance between City of Centerville and NCSCCC
was discussed. Motion by Wilharber, second by L'Allier
to adopt the Franchise Ordinance No. 40 AN ORDINANCE, INCLUDING
ADDENDUM WITH EXHIBITS, GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO GROUP W CABLE
OF THE NORTH CENTRAL SUBURBS, INC., A MINNESOTA CORPORATION,
TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN A CABLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM IN THE
CITY; SETTING FORTH CONDITIONS ACCOMPANYING THE GRANT OF
FRANCHISE; PROVIDING FOR REGULATION, AND USE OF THE SYSTEM; /
AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF ITS PROVISIONS,
motion carried.
I
Police Chief Myhre appeared before council for discussion
of police related matters and request for officer to appear
at one meeting a month of the city council.
Engineer Williams informed council that the beehives on
Lots 4 and 5, Block 2 of Peterson's Old Homestead Addition
(2) in east ditch of Mill Road will always be needed.
Quote from Soil Solidification was discussed. Clerk advised
council of fund balance in utility account and she was
instructed to check with bank concerning city loan to pay
for project and also to check with Metro Council about
availability of grant money for same.
Harvey was instructed to purchase 8 sheets of 5/8" plywood
for repair of the skating rink.
Mr. Henry DaBruzzi appeared before council for discussion
of the fence he wishes to put up along the north side of
his property and also fencing in the 150x150 area where
his building is to keep the vandalism problem down.
Consensus of council was to allow Mr. DaBruzzi to erect
an 8' high fence as requested.
Tree in right of way on Mound Trail was discussed. Motion
by Wilharber, second by Baumann to allow fire department
members to cut down the 60" diameter tree at a fee of $550.
motion carried.
I
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
July 27, 1983
Messrs. Jim Frischmon, John Hamilton and another party
appeared before council with plans to erect a multi-
family dwelling on Lots 4, 5, and 6 of Block 13 and Lots
7 and 8 of Block 12 which is off of Sorel Street adjacent
to Centerville Lake. They were given a copy of Ordinance
#4 and requested to plan the structures accordingly and
bring back to council for discussion.
Motion by Baumann, second by L'Allier to enter into
a Destruction Agreement with the American National Bank
of St. Paul who is the paying agent on the Street
Restoration bonds, motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to purchase a
copy of the DBC for the City of Centerville, motion
carried.
Frank Zimny gave brief resume on the problems resiqents
are experiencing because of the ball tournaments held on
the weekends in the Twin Lakes Ballfield. Clerk was to
contact city attorney for special meeting to be called
for discussion of the matter.
Tom advised council on the status of the Joint Fire
Protection Task Force.
Motion by Baumann, second by L'Allier to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of current Receipts and
Disbursements is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
Motion by Savela, second by L'Allier to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:33 PM.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - JULY 13 - 27, 1983
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JULY 13, 1983 -
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 2nd quarter sewer service charge
Lions Club - 2 3.2 beer permits
June court fines
Local Government Aid
Woodbury Mechanical - contractor's license
Woodbury Mechanical - plumbing permit
Richard Flaspeter - building permit
Steve Marcello - building permit
Anoka County - Tax settlement - first i
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #601J--6027
Metropolitan Inspection Service - 2nd quarter fees
on permits issued
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission - August
sewer service charges
Oxygen Service - fire department expense
Art Mohler - fire department expense
Plectron Corporation - fire department expense
Northern States Power - utilities; street lighting
$34J.22; lift station #1 $34.53; lift station
#2 $36.43; hall elec $34.77; garage elec $8.09
Ted Gonsior - mileage for Cable TV meetings - 1983
Satellite Industries - satellite for ballfields
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission - June SAC
Metropolitan Inspection Service - June SAC
City of Lino lakes - 2nd quarter police contract fee
Debbie Gonsior - deputy clerk $112.00; mileage $2.00
Robert Louis LaMotte and Shirley M. Drewlo as trustees
of residuary trust created under the Last Will and
Testament of Cecil Francis LaMotte - 1983 park
property payment
Sanitary Sewer Imp~ovement Fund Savings Account -
tax settlement money
Street Restoration Improvement Fund Savings Account -
tax settlement money
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JULY 27, 1983 -
PAST DUE ACCOUNTS - UTILITY
Jrd quarter, 1982 - 12 accounts -
4th quarter, 1982 - 17 accounts -
1st quarter, 1983 ' 28 accounts -
$297.00
$396.00
$1,098.90
$ 3,122. 81
$2,111.40
55.00
70.00
6,JOJ.89
2.5.00
24.00
97.00
103.50
42.939.62
$51,729.41
$.54,8.52.22
2 ,6.59 .40
2.197.16
4..50
J1.03
4-2.22
457 . 14
33.60
286.00
841..50
.50.00
10.446.85
114.00
3,562.00
16,7.5.5.J1
6.947.29
$44,428.00
$10,424.22
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City of
Centerville Council held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
July 13, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting
to order at 8100 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier,
Wilharber and Zimny.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Baumann to approve minutes of
June 22, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Complaints voiced on our police
protection; parking lot in park area needs work; tree on
Mill Road needs cutting down; purchase of weed eater for
City; pot holes on Mill Road need filling; request Police
Chief to be at next meeting; discussion of tot lot on Mill
Road in Peterson's Old Homestead Addition; engineer to look
at beehives on Lots 4 and 5 in Peterson's Old Homestead
Addition and advise on whether they are functional.
Quote from Soil Solidification was tabled until next meeting.
The franchise ordinance between City of Centerville of the
NCSCCC and Group W was discussed by council and community
representative. Ordinance will be presented at next meeting
for approval.
Greg Murphy of George M. Hanson Company reviewed the 1982
audit for the City of Centerville.
Roof on city hall was looked at by council members to
determine what should be done.
Skating rink repair was discussed with Harvey to look into
price of 2xl0 or 2x12's to fix it.
Lions member Ray Houle advised council they are putting
up a 4' cyclone fence around the ballfield in city park.
The following amendment to Ordinance #4 was discussed:
TABLE B - SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS LOT AND YARD
REQUIREMENTS is amended to reads
R-2 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
( sewered)
Single Fzmily Dwellings
Two Family Dwellings
MINIMUM SIZE
AREA (Sq. ft.) WIDTH (ft.)
11,250
15,000
75
100
After each councilman commented on amendment motion by
Baumann, second by Wilharber to reject P & Z recommendation
for change in lot size at this time, motion carried.
Mr. Sonny DaBruzzi's request for fence around his property
was tabled until next meeting.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
July 13, 1983
Resolution limiting the duration of regular city council
meetings was tabled at this time.
Mr. Randy Zarbok, 1745 Heritage Street appeared before council
requesting variance to Ordinance #4. This request would
require a 4'1" variance on the side yard because of garage
construction of 22 x 24. p & Z approved variance on July
12, 1983 at their regular meeting. Motion by Zimny, second
by L'Allier to grant variance to Ordinance #4, TABLE B-
SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS-LOT AND YARD REQUIREMENTS,
R-2 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (sewered) side yard setback,
Baumann opposed, motion carried.
Russ Almendinger, 1)05 Mound Trail, has requested city
to look at dead elm in right of way on Mound Trail to see
about removal. Frank will talk to fire department members
to see if they are interested in removing tree and advise
at next meeting.
Motion by Wilharber, second by L'Allier to authorize Chuck
Baumann to purbhase weed eater for the city in an amount
not to ~xceed $125. plus tax, motion carried.
The matter of advertising the City Bolen Husky mower was
discussed and ad will be put in paper for two weeks with
matter being taken up at August 10th meeting.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to pay current
disbursements, motion carried. Copy of Receipts and
Disbursements is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:19 PM.
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JUNE 22, 1983 -
RECEIPTS
May court fines
Consumer billings
Building Permit
Liberty Title - Assessment search
BALANCE AS OF JUNE 30, 1983
$215.00
96.30
109.00
5.00
$425.30
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billing - 2nd quarter sewer billing
Contractor's License
Jerry Jolly - 3.2 Beer Permit
Dog License
Neil Petrowske - Building Permit
2,025.00
25.00
30.00
7.00
2,456.1+0
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5989-6012
49.40
548.97
36.55
168.75
16.65
PERA - July contribution
Anoka Farm Bureau - gas purchase
Miller Davis Company - office supplies
North Central Suburban Cable Communications
Commission - 1983 assessment
Engen's Color Center - paint
Northwestern Bell Telephone - Hall $30.93;
booth $60.35
Hugo Feed Mill - supplies
Anoka County Treasurer - 1983 Assessment by
Assessor
Lu Prachar - July salary $4ID7.76; mileage
$4.00
Gary Savela - July salary
Charles Baumann - July salary
Leon L'Allier - July salary
Tom Wilharber - July salary
Frank Zimny - July salary
Trippel's Market - supplies
League of Minnesota Cities - 1983-84 dues
Minnesota State Treasurer - 2nd quarter
surcharge on building permits
Orville Hughes - lift station maintenance
Social Security Retirement Division - July
S. S. taxes
Circulating Pines - printing
Burke & Hawkins - June legal
City of Lino Lakes - sweeping streets $480.00;
mowing park $168. 648.00
Milner W. Carley & Associates - Engineering I
attendance at meeting $50.00; sewer infil-
tration study $210.00; Eng. Rehbein Industrial
Park $126.00; Eng. ~eltier Lake Hills $245.25
631.25
91.28
8.77
1,674.61
421.76
150.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
6.09
316.00
1 36 . 23
54.00
69.68
49.71
126.40
.~$3,832.21
$4,257.)1
4'141.40
S.J 00,91
Harvey Cartier - June maintenance - lift station
maintenance $99.00; City $171.00; mileage
$4.00
274.00
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JULY 13, 1983 -
5.678.10
3,122.81
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, June 22,
1983 in City Hall! Mayor Savela called the meeting to order
at 8100 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier and Zimny; absent:
Wilharber. Motion by L'Allier, second by Baumann to approve
the minutes of June 8, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Ballfields in park need cutting,
Dan Tourville to do it @ $15.00 per hour; dogs running loose;
trees growing in ditch on park side of Mound Trail; weeds should
be cut on Pavilion property along LaValle Drive; gate at school
needs padlock.
Firm representatives from Electric Motor Control and Solidifica-
tion, Inc., presented bids on soil solidify manholes and TV and
seal leaks in sewer system. Electric Motor's bid covered only
manhole repair (25); Solidification, both projects. Bids will
be reviewed and discussed at July 13th meeting. Council requested
Solidification to submit proposal separating the two projects
in place of one submitted at meeting.
Bump sign for Peltier Lake Drive tabled at this time.
Discussion on leaky roof. Council requested Harvey to look
at roof and report at next meeting.
Commissioner Margaret Langfeld appeared before council for dis-
cussion on items of concern in Centerville; city did not get a
CETA employee; county looking tnto the matter of assistance on
Mill Road or designation as County road; previous complaint of
trees in ditch on Mound Trail; proposed race track.
Ronald Cox, Planner for County Park Department appeared before
council for discussion on Chain of Lakes Park Reserve; 2550 acres
in size; 80% of land -wild life areas and 20% active use (500
acres). Mr. Cox told council development in park is at a stand-
still until 1985 because of funding problems. In 1985, the
proposal is for golf course expansion, 100 family camp sites
with six rest rooms, sanitary dump station, electrical hook-ups
and shower areas. When park is fully developed in 1990, pro-
jections are for 60,000 attendance in swimming area, 100,000
picnicers, 5-6,000 using camp sites.
Clerk presented proposal for a FOR SALE sign Glenn Rehbein
wants to put up on his property at 20th and Main; sign being
12' x 8'. According to Ordinance #4, ARTICLE J - J2.0J-2 SIGNS
size cannot exceed six square feet per side. Mr. Rehbein's
recourse is to apply for a special use permit for proposed sign.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to issue J.2 beer permit
to the Centerville Lions Club for steak fry on July 17, 198J
in Kelly's backyard, motion carried.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
June 22, 198J
Motion by L'Allier, second by Zimny to issue J.2 beer permit to
Centerville Lions Club for softball tournament on August 26, 27
and 28, 198J at Centerville City Park, J.2 beer being sold on
the 27th and 28th, motion carried. Representative from Lions
Club was advised about parking problems that could occur on
LaMotte Drive on those days and parking should be monitored.
Fire Department submitted letter concerning three items that
they wanted taken care of by City. Letter is on file with
clerk and will be taken care of as soon as possible.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to pay current claims, with
exception of #598J until clerk checks with insurance company,
motion carried. Copy of current Receipts and Disbursements is
attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Clerk is to check with Beisswenger's to find out how much our
city tractor is worth and report at next meeting.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting, motion
carried. Meeting adjourned at 10124 PM.
submitted,
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
RECEIPTS - as of June 8, 1983 Balance
Northern Suburban Company - contractors license
Building Permit - Northern Suburban
Glen Rehbein - preliminary plat fee
Birchwood Builders - building Permit
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5981 - 5988
Charles Baumann - mower for city
Circulating Pines - printing
Beulke Agency - additional insurance for fire
department equipment
Wager's, Inc. - paper and toner for copier
Northern States Power - utilitiesl street
lighting $344.67; elec for hall $48.88;
elec for garage $7.73; lift station #1
28.02; lift station #2 $33.15
Burke & Hawkins - legal for May
Hu~o Post Office - stamps for sewer billing
$60.; envelopes (500) $109.85
Internal Revenue Service - 2nd quarter Federal
taxes, 1983
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JUNE 22, 198J -
$25.00
97.25
150.00
2 I 308 . 30
178.45'
28.60
411.00
85.34
462.45
418.60
169.85
88.80
$3,09.75
2,580.55
1,84J.09
$J,8J2.21
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
June 8, 198J in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting
to order at 8:10 PM. Present were; Baumann, L'Allier,
Wilharber, Zimny, Attorney Burke and Engineer Williams.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to approve minutes
of May 25, 198J meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Weed problems in various parts
of city, paEking lot in park needs attention, Floyd Kruger
resigned as Chairman of Parks and Recreation, notice
should be sent out for P & R meeting 2nd Monday in July;
July 11th at 8:00 PM.
OLD BUSINESS: Open Burning Ordinance tabled until later
on in meeting.
Midwest Pavement Letter - discussed by council. Motion
by Wilharber, second by L'Allier to put off the road
testing for the present time, motion carried.
Letter from Walt Williams was discussed concerning the
inspection done of the sewer lines for infiltration.
Costs for repair were noted by Engineer and he was requested
to get quote from various firms and repart at next meeting.
Prices on street sign for 20th and ~ain Street and Bump
Sign for Peltier Lake Drive was discussed. Clerk to check
with County on Bump Sign price and report at next meeting.
Motion by Zimny, second by Wilharber to order the 20th and
Main Street sign, motion carried.
Building Inspector has reported that two garages under
construction on Shad Avenue conform to our Ordinance #4.
Letter from City of Lino Lakes was discussed concerning
quote for mowing park area. Council would also like to
receive quote from Dan Tourville for same. Motion by
Zimny, second by L'Allier to award Dan Tourville the
jOb of cutting of ballfield and park until future notice,
motion carried. Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann
to purchase a smaller type mower for trimming, not to
exceed $200., motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS I
Letter was discussed from Walt Williams concerning
resident on Peltier Lake Drive draining his runoff under
the electrical controls of the lift station. Jim Husnick
was in audience and advised matter would be taken care
of shortly.
Clerk read Resolution between the County of Anoka and
City regarding Community Development Block Grant program
monies. Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adopt
Resolution as read, motion carried. Copy of Resolution
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
June 8, 1983
Open Burning Ordinance was presented. Motion by Wilharber,
second by Zimny to adopt the Open Burning Ordinance
for the City of Centerville, giving the Fire Chief Des
Englund the authority to issue open burning permits
for the City of Centerville, roll call taken; all ayes,
motion carried. Copy of Ordinance is attached to and
made a part of these minutes.
PLANNING AND ZONING matters were presented to council
as follows I
1. PRELIMINARY PLAT OF PELTIER LAKE HILLS ADDITION #2.
Clerk read recommendations from P & Z. Discussion followed
on Engineer's recommendations and park dedication. Motion
by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to assess $100. per lot
(20 lots) in lieu of land dedication for Peltier Lake
Hills Addition #2, motion carried. Motion by Zimny,
second by Wilharber to approve preliminary plat of
PELTIER LAKE HILLS ADDITION #2, granting a variance to
ARTICLE 2 - DESIGN STANDARBS 25. LOTS - 25.01 CORNER LOTS
for Lots 1 and 7, Block 2, contingent on approval of the
Rice Creek Watershed Board, roll call taken; all ayes,
motion carried.
2. Amendment to Comprehensive Plan to include Manufactured
Housing District. Clerk read recommendation from P & Z.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber that the City of
Centerville Comprehensive Land Use Plan be modified to
include a manufactured housing district as per recommenda-
tions of the P & Z, roll call taken; all ayes, motion
carried. Copy of Amendment is attached to and made a part
of these minutes.
3. Amendments to Ordinance 14. Clerk read the amendments
as set forth by the P & Z. Motion by Wilharber, second
by Baumann to approve amendments as read with the exception
of TABLE B - SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS LOT AND YARD
REQUIREMENTS for single family residential and as per
corrections made, roll call taken; Baumann, aye; L'Allier,
nay; Wilharber, aye; Zimny, aye; Savela, aye, motion
carried. Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to remove
the following sentence from ARTICLE 2. 25. GENERAL
REQUIREMENTS. 25.06. MANUFACTURED HOMES - "Any manufactured
home which does not meet the requirements imposed for such
home by this Ordinance shall not be permitted to be located
within the City of Centerville" as per legal advice,
roll call taken, all ayes; motion carried. Motion by Baumann,
second by Wilharber to table amendment TABLE B - SCHEDULE
OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS LOT AND YARD REQUIREMENTS for R-2
Single Family Residential until July 13th council meeting,
motion carried. .
page three - City Council
meeting minutes -
June 8, 198:3
4. INDUSTRIAL PARK. Mr. Karth advised council of the
~oblems the developer is having in developing this property
because of the difference in elevations as stated on the
Centerville Flood Plamn map and 21st Street being a borderline
street between Centerville and Lino Lakes. Engineer's
recommendations on plat were also discussed. Motion by
Baumann, second by Wilharber to approve preliminary plat
of INDUSTRIAL PARK contingent on the Engineer's recommenda-
tions and exclusion of #J-WATER MAIN, council requesting
Rice Creek Watershed to make a study of the Clearwater
Creek floodplain, developer requesting Gerald Rehbein to
petition the City of Lino Lakes to upgrade 21st Street,
motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of current receipts and
disbursements is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by L'Allier to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 11'50 PM.
Re~~llY submitted,
Cfu~~lerk
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZATION OF FUNDING ALLOCATION SYSTEM BETWEEN
THE COUNTY OF ANOKA AND THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE
REGARDING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
FYS]
WHEREAS, Title I of the Housing and Community Development
Act, 1974, as amended, provides for a program of
Community Development Block Grants; and,
WHEREAS, Anoka County, Minnesota, qualifies under
said law as an "Urban County" eligible to receive
Community Development Block Grant funds; and,
WHEREAS, Anoka County Board of Commissioners has
directed the preparation of a plan under the
Community Development Block Grant Program in
concert with the municipalities of Anoka County:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City of
Centerville's allocation of $6,499.00 be directed
toward Housing Rehabilitation for lower income persons.
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MET R 0 POL I TAN COO N C I L
300 MettO squate Building, St. paul, Minn. 55101
INrORMA'l'ION SOB MISS ION
COMP aESENS IV!: P tAN AMN0M2N~S
wor: ksb"t lIlust be filled out and s ubmi t ted to tne Metropolitan
11 wito a copy of eC9.ch proposed comprehensi.ve plZln pendment.
of this worksheet is to summaz:ize the proposed change so
tan council will have enough infot11\ation about
endments to detez:mine whether the Co~ncilhas an
ng the amendment in more d8t.il. pl..- be .a.
e; attach addi tional explanator Y tna terials if
INFORMATION
..-. _Rr
Attach a copy of tne proposed amendment, incll.1dinga lIlap. shQWing
the location of the proposed change, the cl.\rr.eAtiWanlll.p, and
the pr:oJ?Qs~ plan l1laJ;l. Indicate which section(s)oftb.
original J;llan is (are) being amended.
Wba t is tne off i ci al loeal status of the pr opo.sea.... 1:.7.
(Chec:k one OJ: 11\ore as appcopri ate. )'
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Afi~d1~~jn b:: planning' commission (if appli
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APproved by governing body, contingEmt upon~.ttQP9+~t~n
council review, on April i), 1983 · ·
Considered but not approved by governing body on
Other
.
D. summarize the reasons for the pt'oposed amendment. pro.vide an
area fo.r higher density mo.derate Co.st ho.using.
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E. Provide a list of all local units and all jurisdictipns affected
by the change (schCOl ciistr iets, watershed districts,etO. )t.ha.t
have been sent copies of this worksheet and plan amendm.ntat\4
the dates copies were sent to them. ~
Rice Creek Watershed District 5/3.1/83
C~ty o.f Lino Lakes
(JEmtenn.ial SChool District #12
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ORDINANCE NO.4
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
COUNTY OF ANOKA
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AN ORllINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF LAND, THE LOCATION, BULK,
HEIGHT, AND USE OF STRUCTURES AND THE ARRANGEMENT OF STRUCTURES
ON LOTS, AND THE DENSITY OR POPULATION IN THE CITY OF
CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA AND PROVIDING FOR THE ADMINISTRATION
AND ENFORCEMENT OF SUCH REGULATIONS.
The City Council of the City of Centerville ordains the
following amendments:
ARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS - 1). DEFINED WORDS is
amended to read: Words used in a special sense in this
Ordinance are defined in ARTICLE 7.
ARTICLE 2. ZONING DISTRICTS AND DISTRICT REGULATIONS - 21.
ZONING DISTRICTS is amended to read: R-4 Single Family
Manufactured Housing District - sewered.
ARTICLE 2. ZONING DISTRICTS AND DISTRICT REGULATIONS -
24. SCHEDULE OF REGULATIONS is amanded to read: The
attached "Schedule of Regulations" applying to land and
buildings as indicated for the various districts established
by this Ordinance is hereby adopted and declared to be a part
of this Ordinance and may be amended in the same manner as
any other part of this Ordinance. In addition to the regu-
lations established in residential dwelling units which are
constructed within the R-1, R-2, R-) and R-4 single family
residential districts:
ARTICLE 2. ZONING DISTRICTS AND DISTRICT REGULATIONS -
24. SCHEDULE OF REGULATIONS ()) is amended to read: Single
family dwellings other than approved earth sheltered homes
shall have at least a )/12 roof pitch and shall be covered
with shingles or tiles.
ARTICLE 2. ZONING DISTRICTS AND DISTRICT REGULATIONS -
2.5. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. 2.5.0). RESIDENTIAL DENSITY
is amended to read: FII future residential densities greater
than those permitted under the R-2 and R-4 District shall be
developed under the planned unit development section of this
Ordinance.
ARTICLE 2. ZONING DISTRICTS AND DISTRICT REGULATIONS -
2.5. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. 2.5.06. MANUFACTURED HOMES is
amended to read: Manufactured homes permitted in residence
districts if they meet the design criteria for such districts.
All other manufactured homes shall be located only in desig-
nated manufadtured home districts which meet the requirements
of this Ordinance. The general intent of this district is
to provide for manufactured housing in subdivided developments,
in safe, attractive residential neighborhoods with all urban
services and desired amenities as other residential areas.
-2-
No person shall erect, establish, extend or enlarge a
manufactured housing development within the limits of the
City of Centerville without first obtaining site plan
approval from the City Council upon receipts of the recommen-
dations of the Planning Commission. Approval shall be
granted only upon compliance with all the followin~: (1)
Compliance with all other terms of this Ordinance #4,
Centerville Zoning Ordinance; (2) Compliance with all
the terms of Ordinance #8, Centerville Subdivision Ordinance;
(3) The proposed development must be located in the City's
urban service area 8S shown in the Comprehensive Development
Plan, and must be served by public utilities as approved
by the City of Centerville.
ARTICLE 2. ZONING DISTRICTS AND DISTRICT REGULATIONS -
25. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - 25.10. FINAL GRADING AND
LANDSCAPING. 25.10-4 is added: Within a year from the
effective date of this amendment to the ordinance, all
exis.ting occupied lots shall be brought to finished grade
and shall be sodded or seeded to prevent soil erosion.
also 25.10-5: Every manufactured housing development
shall provide for perimeter screening, consisting of a
vacant strip of land ten (10) feet in width, along all
~oundaries of the site. Each perimeter screen will consist
of deciduous and evergreen trees, shrubs and bushes so as
to form a screen to adjacent properties and streets. Plans
for plantings shall be approved by the Planning Commission
and Council, and included in any bond required as a part
of the development contract. The perimeter screening may
be placed under,- the;,control of a homeowners association or
be included in individual platted lots. Deed restrictions
requiring the permanent reservation of material shall be
recorded along with the final plat.
ARTICLE 3. SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS. 33. HEIGHT - 33.01
DWELLINGS is amended to read: In the R-1, R-2, R-3 districts
no dwelling or other structure may be erected to a height
exceeding thirty-five (35) feet. In the R-~ District, the
maximum structure height may not exceed twenty (20 feet.
ARTICLE 3. SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS. 4).02. COMPUTING
FRONT YARDS is amended to read 34.02. COMPUTING FRONT YARDS.
TABLE A SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS - PERMITTED AND
SPECIAL USES is amended to include. R-4 Single Family
Manufactured Housing District. Sewered.
PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES - 1. Manufactured single family
dwelling units, 2. Public Parks and facilities, 3. Agri-
cultural uses except feedlots, 4. Public Utilities.
USES PERMITTED ON SPECIAL USE PERMIT - 1. None.
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TABLE B - SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS LOT AND YARD
REQUIR~MENTS - the following addition:
R-4 SINGLE FAMILY MANUFACTURED HOUSING DISTRICT (sewered)
MINIMUM SIZE
AREA (SQ. FT.) WIDTH (FT.)*
YARD SETBACK (FEET)
FRONT++ REAR SIDE
7,500
60
25
20
10
QP
(*) mean width
(++) from the edge of the traveled roadway, setbacks on
County roads is 69 feet from the edge of the traveled
roadway.
TABLE C - SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS - ODF-STREET
PARKING SPACES - the following addition under
RESIDENTIAL USE:
USE
TYPE
MINIMUM NUMBER OF
PARKING SPACES
RESIDENTIAL
Manufactured Housing
District
2 for each unit
(one may be in an
enclosed garage)
Passed this 8th day of June, 198), by the City Council,
City of Centerville, Anoka County, Minnesota.
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Gar . avela, Mayor
ATTEST:
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ORDINANCE NO. 36
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
COUNTY OF ANOKA
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING OPEN BURNING WITHIN THE CITY OF
CENTERVILLE, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF.
The City Council of the City of Centerville, Anoka County,
Minnesota, does hereby ordain:
SECTION 1. DEFINITIONS
a. PERSON. Shall be as defined in Minnesota
Statutes Section 116.06, Subd. 8.
b. OPEN BURNING. Burning any matter whereby the
resultant combustion products are emitted
directly to the open atmosphere without
passing through any adequate control equipment.
c. CONTROL EQUIPMENT. Control equipment shall
mean any device, approved by the Minnesota
Pollution Control Agency, which has the
function of controlling or abating the emission
of air contaminants to the atmosphere.
d. RECREATIONAL FIRES. Wood burning fireplaces
and open fires used solely for outdoor food
preparation.
e. BURNING PERMIT. A written permit issued by
the City Fire Chief authorizing fires exempted
from the general provisions hereof, and
setting conditions therefor.
SECTION 2. OPEN BURNING PROHIBITED
From and after the effective date of this Ordinance,
except as herein otherwise provided, open burning shall be
prohibited within the City of Centerville.
SECTION 3. EXEMPTIONS
Open burning of the types, and subject to the conditions,
as hereinafter stated, shall be exempt from the prohibition
of Section 2 of this Ordinance:
a. Recreational fires.
b. Fires under managed supervision, for which a
written burning permit has first been obtained
from the City Fire Chief, where necessary, but
limited to the following:
1) Fires purposely set for the instruction and
training of public and industrial firefighting
personnel.
2) Fires set for the elimination of a fire
hazard which cannot be abated by any other
practicable means.
)) Fires purposely set for forest and game
management purposes.
4) The burning of trees, brush, grass and other
vegetable matter in the clearing of land, the
maintenance of street, road and highway
right-of-way, and in accepted agricultural
land management practices.
5) Any exemption hereafter adopted by the P.C.A.
c. Exemption to conduct fire under this Section
does not excuse a person from the consequences,
damages or injuries which may result therefrom
nor does it exempt any person from regulations
promulgated by the Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency or any other governmental unit exercising
jurisdiction in matters of pollution or fire
hazard regulation.
SECTION 4. SEVERABILITY
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase
of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid, such
decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining
portions of the Ordinance.
SECTION 5. PENALTY
Any person violating the provlslons of this Ordinance shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, as defined by State Law.
SECTION 6. REPEALED ORDINANCES
That all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances of the City
of Centerville inconflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION 7. WFECTIVE DATE
This Ordinance shall be effective upon its passage and
publication.
Passed this 8th day of June, 198), by the City Council,
City of Centerville, Anoka
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - BALANCE AS OF MAY 25, 1983 $5,526.11
RECEIPTS
Western Construction - Contractor's License
Building Permit - Schriber
BALANCE AS OF MAY 31, 1983 -
RECEIPTS as of June 8, 1983
Building Permit - Ayers
Building Permit - Birchwood Builders
Consumer Billings - 1st quarter sewer chrg
Peltier Hills Development - preliminary plat
Building Permit - Habas
University of Minnesota - refund for fire
school
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5953 - 5980
Harvey Cartier - May maintenance - lift station
checks $60; flush sewer lines $108; manhole
checks $129; mileage $24; public works $81;
city maint $123; mileage $8.40
Henrich Repair Service - repair tractor
Circulating Pines - printing costs
Northwestern Bell Telephone - utilities -
hall phone $29.13; booth $60.35
Gary J. Savela - June salary
Charles Baumann - June salary
Leon L'Allier - June salary
Tom Wilharber - June salary
Frank Zimny - June salary
Lu Prachar - June salary $408.36; postage
$4.73; mileage $2.
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission - July
sewer service charge
Social Security Retirement Division - June
Social security tax
Commissioner of Revenue - 2nd quarter Minn tax
PERA - June contribution
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission - May
SAC permit
Metropolitan Inspection Service - May SAC
John Puffer - fire department expense
Orville Hughes - May maintenance - lift station
checks $42.; public works $75; manhole
checks $126; flushing lines $108.
Roseville Chrysler - fire department expense
25.00
111.88
98.25
2,309.75
93.60
150 .00
29.38
330 . 00
533.40
104.71
27.41
89.48
150 . 00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
415.09
2,197.16
69.68
48.00
59.80
420.75
25.00
135.00
351.00
8.01
136.88
$5,662.99
,,010.98
$8,673.97
DISBURSEMENTS - Continued
Johnson Radio Communication - fire department
expense
Mid-Central Fire - fire department expense
Dick Robischon - fire department expense
Jerome Hughes - fire department expense
Jerry Sundeerg - fire department expense
Norm Fritchie - fire department expense
T. A. Schifsky & Sons - coal mix
Milner W. Carley & Associates - engineer
attendance at mt~$50; inspect and
locate manholes $80.00
Hugo Post Office - I roll of 20~ stamps
122.90
232.70
26.85
15.00
36.12
81 . 16
80.00
130 .00
20.00
BALANCE AS OF JUNE 8, 1983 -
$5,579.22
$3,094.75
Pur.suant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
May 25, 198), in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting
to order at 8:00 pm. Present were Wilharber and Zimny.
Absent: Baumann and L'Allier.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to approve minutes of
May 11, 198) meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Bump on Peltier Lake Drive,
residents want "bump" sign., clerk will check and report
at next meeting.
Open burning ordinance tabled until next meeting.
Problem with fence and gate on Leibel property was discussed.
No decision made on matter.
Randy Zarbok appeared before council with concern about
his previous variance request and construction going on
in Centerville. Clerk was to check on two gar.ages built
on Shad Avenue.
Mayor advised council of tractor that is available through
Olson Implement in North Branch. Also conversation with
Randy Schumacher of Lino Lakes about request quote on
mowing park and ditches in Centerville.
Clerk reported on Ben Henrich's work done on city tractor
and his view of what should be further done on it to make
it operable.
Estimate from Lino Lakes on sweeping streets was discussed.
Clerk to check on estimate in reference to picking up debris
when swept. Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to accept
estimate from City of Lino Lakes for sweeping Centerville
streets, motion carried.
Clerk to check on price of sign for 20th Avenue and Main
Street and report at next meeting.
Applications for ).2 beer permits were presented to council:
St. Genevieve's Church for picnic August 21, 198). They
also need a bingo permit and permission to rope off one block
of Goiffon Street between Sorel and Main Street. Motion by
Wilharber, second by Zimny to grant ).2 beer permit, bingo
permit and permission to rope off one block of Goiffon Street
between Sorel and Main Streets to St. Genevieve's Church
for their annual picnic Sunday, August 21, 198), motion carried.
John Searles for softball tournament at Twin Lakes Ball-
field on Saturday and Sunday, July )0 and )1, 198). Discussion
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meeting minutes -
May 25, 1983
was held on signs being placed by ballfield advising people
where to park - NOT ON LAVALLE DRIVE. Motion by Zimny, second
by Wilharber to grant 3.2 beer permit to John Searles for
softball tournmament Saturday and Sunday, July 30 and 31, 1983,
motion carried.
Clerk advised council a representative from Lions Club
would be at the June 22nd meeting requesting two 3.2 beer
permits.
Councilman Wilharber referred to story in Circulating Pines
concerning appearance of Dave Torkildson at Lino Lakes City
Council meeting for discussion on the Chain of Lakes Park
Reserve. Councilman Wilharber, requested clerk to ask our
Commissioner Langfeld, a representative from the Sheriff's
office and Mr. Torkildson to attend a council meeting to
discuss the same subject.
Councilman Wilharber advised council that he would not be
attending the June 9 and 23rd joint powers task force meetings
in Lino Lakes and Centerville; he would like an alternate
to attend in his place. He will also be absent from the
June 22nd council meeting.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny for City of Centerville
to enter into the Anoka County Job Training Center Employer
Agreement for 1983 Summer Youth Employment Program, motion
carried.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to pay claims, motion
carried. Copy of current receipts and disbursements is attached
to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:30 PM.
BALANC~ IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MAY 11, 1983 -
RECEIPTS
Revenue Sharing Deposit
Consumer Billings - 1st quarter
Building Permit - Pierce
Special Use Permit fee - Henrich
Building Permit - Birchwood Builders
Contractor's License - Birchwood BIders.
Building Permit - Welk
Anoka County - April court fines
Building Permit - Zupfer
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5947-5952
$4,502.76
953.00
228.60
36.95
50.00
2 , 1 84 . 25
25.00
65.03
505.00
72.00
4,119.83
First State Bank of Hugo - interest payment on
Improvement #80-1 bonds 1,530.00
Northern States Power - street lighting 345.83
Beulke Agency - '82-83 audit 1,107.00
Rivard Electric - siren repair 76.81
Walter S. Booth & Son - office supplies 8.99
Miller Davis - office supplies 27.85 3,096.48
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MAY 25, 1983 - $5,526.11
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS
3~d quarter, 1982 - 13 accounts - $316.80
4th quarter, 1982 - 19 accounts - 435.60
1st quarter, 1983 - 34 accounts - 1161.00
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
May 11, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting
to order at 7:00 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier,
Wilharber and Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes
of April 27, 1983 meeting, motion carried. Motion by L'Allier,
second by Wilharber to approve minutes of Board of Review
on May 5, 1983, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Complaint of dogs barking at
night keeping people awake on Peltier Lake Drive, unslightly
yard at 1862 Main Street and advised clerk to write him
a letter to inquire about his plans for the landscaping of
yard quoting portion of ordinance relating to same and
carbon copy to Burke & Hawkins, City attorney; requesting
Lino Lakes to sweep our streets, discussion on the checking
of manhole leakage which has been completed as of today.
Ordinance l1A was discussed at considerable length. The
council consensus was not to adopt Ordinance but make
amendments to Resolution-REGULATIONS FOR AUTHORIZING THE
ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LICENSES.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to change #8, 9
and add #10 and #11 which now would read:
Re sol u tion
REGULATIONS FOR AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY NON-
INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LICENSES.
1.
2.
Hours of 3.2 Beer Sale: Saturday - 8:00 AM until
8:00 PM; Sunday - 12:00 Noon until 8:00 PM.
Premises must be vacated by 10:00 PM on day of
activity.
Sanitation facilities in form of portable satellite
are to be provided - two in number.
Damage deposit is required by City in amount of $200.00
in form of money order, certified or cashier's check.
No personal checks. Deposit will be returned to applicant
after ten (10) day hOlding period.
Applicant for permit will appear before City Council
at least ten (10) days before event.
Applicant is responsible for keeping traffic off of
Lavalle Drive during activity.
The area should be cleaned of debris, cans and bottles
when activity is finished. If the City is required
to clean up area after event, the responsible party
for the event will be required to reimburse the City
for their services.
The fee for 3.2 Beer permit is set at Twenty-five
Dollars ($25.00) plus Five Dollars ($5.00) for each
day the permit is to be effective.
The number of permits issued for 198J will not exceed
the number six (6).
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
May 11, 1983
10. The organization requesting 3.2 Beer Permit will
sign a statement as follows: "Our gross sales of
non-intoxicating malt liquor does not exceed
$10,000.00 annually, whereas we are not subject to
dram shop liability insurance."
11. The organization requesting 3.2 Beer Permit will
also read the following statement and sign: "The
corporation or organization shall not be granted
such a permit if any of its officers, directors,
shareholders, local managers or local managing
agents have been convicted within five (5) years
prior to the application for such permit of
violation of any law relating to the sale of non-
intoxicating malt liquor or of intoxicating liquor,
and unless such officers, directors, shareholders,
local managers or local managing agents are of good
moral character and reputatio~'.,
motion carried.
Clerk will record time and date that requests are made
for 3.2 Beer Permits.
Discussion held on Midwest Pavement Management appearance
before council at previous meeting. Clerk is to request
letter from MPM stating their procedure in checking
streets, exact location and quote on same for presentation
at next meeting.
Randy Zarbok appeared before council with request for
variance as per clerk advisement of P & Z meeting on
May 3, 1983. Variance was not granted.
Bernard Henrich appeared before council with request
for special use permit to operate a marine and power
equipment repair shop in garage. Clerk read minutes
from P & Z meeting of May 3, 1983 recommending issuance
of permit with stipulation of neighbors approval in writing
on either side of his residence at 6945 Centerville Road.
Mr. Henrich presented letters of a~proval so noted by
clerk and attached to request and ~50.00 fee. Motion by
Zimny, second by Wilharber to grant a special use permit
to Bernard Henrich, 6945 Centerville Road to operate a
marine and power equipment repair shop in garage expiring
12-31-~3, motion carried.
Park and Recreation board should be looking for someone
to mow park and also fencing to be put on ballfield.
Fire Chief Englund requested city consider purchasing
a Jeep for approximately $125. from the Federal Surplus
Property. Fire Department would also like the $1400.
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meeting minutes -
May 11, 198J
not spent from '82 budget combined with '8J budget amount.
Motion by Zimny, second by Baumann to carryover the 1982
excess fire department budget figure into 198J in an amount
not to exceed $250.00 toward the purchase of an off-road
jeep type fire fighting vehicle, expenses incurred for the
repair of such vehicle should be handled on a pay as you
go basis from the City budget or the fire department budget
to be determined by the city, motion carried.
Discussion on fence Mr. Harold Leibel wishes to place on
his property at 1475 Mound Trail. Clerk advised utilities
have been informed of fence placement and clerk was to
check on easement City has for sewer line and lift station.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Baumann to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of Receipts and Disbursements for
period is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Zimny, second by L'Allier to change the council
meeting time to start at 8:00 PM effective with next
meeting May 25, 198J, motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:JO PM.
Re~~
~achar, City Clerk
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - MAY 1 - 11, 1983
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF APRIL 30, 1983 -corrected
(due to interest income) $ 1,778.10
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 1st quarter sewer
Gregory Bernier - fee for variance
request
Glenn Rehbein - pay-off on sewer assess
City of Lino Lakes - 1st quarter fire
contract fee
Randy Zarbok - fee for variance request
Jeffrey Daas - building permit
Gregory Bernier - building permit
Liberty Title - pay-off on sewer and
street assessment
Ronald Murray - building permit
Frank Zimny - building permit
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5917 - 5946
Office of Special Programs - fire school
Centennial District #12 - summer recreate
program contribution
Gary J. Savela - May salary
Charles Baumann - May salary
Leon L'Allier - May salary
Tom Wilharber - May salary
Frank Zimny - May salary
Lu Prachar - May salary $408.36; mileage
$2.00 .
Social Security Retirement Division - May
social security taxes
PERA - May contribution for Lu
T. A. Schifsky & Sons - 12.6 T. of coal mix
Burke & Hawkins - April legal fees
Apitz Garage - repair on truck
Hugo Feed Mill - spray paint
Milner W. Carley & Associates - engineer
attendance at meeting
Orville Hu~hes - April maintenance: lift
station $66.00; public works $63.00
Wager's, Inc. - copier paper
North Central Public Service - utilities:
hall $119.47; garage $66.0)
Ro-So Contracting - raise manhole by Twin
Lakes
$1,787.40
50.00
2,329.60
5,224.57
50.00
108.1)
137.83
2 , 1 86 . 07
98.25
120.25
440.00
500.00
150 .00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
410.)p
69.68
59.80
241.20
2)9.50
189 . 19
4.)2
50.00
129.00
72.55
1 85 . 50
100.00
12.094'.10
$13,870<'.20
page two - DISBURSEMENTS (continued)
Northwestern Bell Telephone - utilities:
hall $36.45; booth $60.35
Harvey Cartier - April maintenance: City
$162; supplies $5.60; mileage 2.27;
public works $36.; flasher for truck
~2.19; lift station $72.
Randy Lauderbaugh - snow plow helper
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission:
June sewer service charge
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission -
April SAC permit for new house
Metropolitan Inspection Service - fee
on April SAC permit
Northern States Power - utilities: lift
station #1 29.69; lift station #2 43.65;
hall elec $60.13; garage elec $9.16 142.63
Art Mohler - fire department expense 2.73
Granger's, Inc. - fire department expense 15.76
Mid-Central Fire - fire department expense 95.45
Dan Skoog - fire department expense 31.00
Transfer into Sanitary Sewer S. A. 3,000.00
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MAY 11
96.80
280.06
21.00
2,197.16
420.75
25.00
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS
3rd quarter, 1982 - 13 accounts $316.80
4th quarter, 1982 - 21 accounts 475.20
1st quarter, 1983 - 41 accounts 1350.00
9,)69.44
$4,502.76
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville met on Thursday, May 5, 198J to act on the
review of the 198J assessment for the City of Centerville.
Mayor Savela called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Present
were: L'Allier and Zimny, Wilharber and Baumann arrived later.
Centerville Assessor Mike Brown from the Anoka County Assessor's
office was also in attendance.
The following people appeared before the Council with
respect to their property:
1. Mrs. John Kelly, 7258 Mill Road - PIN #14-Jl-22-4J-0002
2. Mr. Leo Hensel, 7146 Main Street - PIN #14-Jl-22-JJ-0004
J. Robert LaMotte, 164J Heritage Street - PIN #2J-Jl-22-4J-0001
4. Daniel Tourville, 6994 Centerville Road - PIN #2J-Jl-22-J1-000J
There were no corrections made to the Centerville assessment.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:10 PM.
submitted,
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, April 27,
198J in City Hall. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier, Wilharber,
and Zimny. Absent: Mayor Savela. In his absence, Acting
Mayor L'Allier presided over meeting. Motion by Wilharber,
second by Baumann to approve minutes of April lJ, 198J meeting,
motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Mr. Harold Leibel of 1475 Mound
Trail wants to place a fence with gate on the easement along the
lake which is a city, St. Paul Water Department and NSP utility
easement. Two members of the council will check on this and
clerk will check with the St. Paul Water Department and NSP
to see if they are agreeable.
Mr. Erland Lukanen from Midwest Pavement Management appeared
before council to describe their procedure in pavementtEtsting
and evaluation. The cost to city would run between $1,500 -
$2,000, depending on the initial testing. No decision made by
council at this time.
Clerk is to contact Margaret Langfeld, our Commissioner in
Anoka County to request her presence at a meeting to discuss
the possibility of Mill Road being designated as a County Road.
Attorney Hawkins presented council with proposed Ordinance llA
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY NON-INTOXICATING
MALT LIQUOR LICENSES with inclusion of Section 6 - Conditions
of Liability Insurance. Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber
to table action on ordinance until next meeting after clerk
checks with the Lions Club and local church to see if there
would be a problem for them purchasing dram shop liability
insurance.
Letter from NSP was discussed concerning conversion of NSP
overhead street lights to high pressure sodium. Motion by
Wilharber, second by Baumann to authorize NSP to convert or
replace the existing NSP owned overhead mercury street lights
within the city to overhead pressure sodium street lights as
the mercury ballasts fail, motion carried.
Letter from Walt Williams on infiltration in sanitary sewer
and procedure for inspection of manholes was discussed. Letter
is on file with clerk.
Letter from MPCA was discussed concerning open burning. Clerk
is to get copy of Minnesota Rule APC 8 and draw up proposed
ordinance dealing with open burning and report at next meeting.
Kathy Brown of the Anoka County Community Action Program was in
attendance to explain the 198J community development block
grant 'piL"pgram.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
April 27, 1983
Motion by Zimny, second by Baumann approving the proclamation
recognizing the clerk's accomplishments and the upcoming week
of May 8 - 24 designated as Municipal Clerk's Week, motion
carried.
Clerk advised council that request for the 4.9 acre sewer
extension for Peltier Lake Hills Addition #2 has been approved
by the Metropolitan Council.
Gregory Bernier, 1751 Peltier Lake Drive, Centerville, appeared
before the council wi th request for variance to Ordinanee,,#4
request due to side yard setback requirements being ten (10)
feet and Mr. Bernier's setback for garage will be nine (9)
inches short. Mr. Bernier's garage dimensions are 34 x 28 feet.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to grant variance to
Ordinance #4, TABLE B-SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS, LOT
AND YARD REQUIREMENTS - R-2 Single Family Residential (sewered),
side yard requirements, motion carried. (one councilmember
oppo sed) .
Discussion was held on Harvey Cartier having Randy Lauderbaugh
ride with him in the snow plow truck on April 14. Motion by
Zimny, second by Baumann to compensate Randy Lauderbaugh $6.00
an hour for the 3! hour time, motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of current receipts and disbursements
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Bernard Henrich requested council to issue a special use permit
for him to operate a small engine repair shop out of his garage.
Council recommended Mr. Henrich read Ordinance #4 for procedure
and attend P & Z meeting for advisement.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:15 PM.
REC~IPTS AND DISBURSEM~NTS - APRIL 13 - 27, 1983
BALANCE IN GEN~RAL FUND AS OF APRIL 13, 1983 -
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 1st quarter utility billing
Transfer from Centerville Fire Department Equip.
Fund Savings Account
Anoka County - March tax settlement
Building Permit #4 - Fred Preiner
Dog License
Anoka County - March fines
Transfer - Re-Purchase Agreement
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5886, 5912-5916
Metro Waste Control Commission - May sewer serv
Hennepin Technical - fire department responder
course
Motorola - 15 pagers for fire department
Northern States Power - street lighting
Burke & Hawkins - March legal fees - City
Futura Village $61.10
City of Lino Lakes - 1st quarter police payment
$1,262.04
$2,412.00
4,339.40
6,519.26
2,384.60
7.00
260.00
3.116.07
$20,300.37
2.197.16
990.00
4,339.40
345.18
$159.50,
220.60
10,446.85
$18,539.19
$1,761.18
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF APRIL 27, 1983
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, April
13, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting to
order at 7:00 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier, Wilharber
and Zimny. Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve
minutes of March 23, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Several complaints voiced on
policing, road conditions, cars parked on Mill Road,
animal nuisances and student drivers from 916 on Mill Road.
Harvey Karth, representing Glenn Rehbein, appeared before
council with request for lot split as approved by P & Z on
April 5, 1983. Clerk read minutes of P & Z meeting on April
5th. Motion by L'Allier, second by Zimny to approve split
of swi of Nwi of Section 24, Township 31, Range 22 West
(40 acres) into two 20 acre parcels with legals as follows:
N! of swi of Nwi of Section 24, Township 31, Range 22
west, and
S! of SW:t of NWi of Section 24, Township 31, Range 22
west
and to change the sewer service area from the swi of NWt
of Section 24, Township 31, Range 22 west to the N! of swt
of NWt of Section 24, Township 31, Range 22 west, motion
carried.
Letter from NSP on conversion of overhead street lights
was discussed. Additional information is needed for making
decision on same and clerk will report at next meeting.
Walt Williams was in attendance to discuss street conditions.
Letter from Engineer and map used during reviewal is on file
with City Clerk. After discussion of problem, consensus of
council was (1) call County concerning assistance on Mill
Road; (2) Walt to contact Midwest Pavement Management
regarding appearance before council to discuss procedures
and costs involved in a surveyor method of repairing our
city streets; (3) order some coal mix and fix pot holes.
Chief Myhre appeared before council to answer questions from
council and audience on weighing of overload trucks, cars
parking on city streets between hours of 3:00 AM - 7:00 AM,
dog problems in the city, three wheelers and parking at
Pavilion.
Messrs. Granger and Husnick were in attendance concerning
Peltier Lake Hills #2 sewer extension request. Motion by
L'Allier, second by Zimny to request the MWCC to approve a
sewer extension in Peltier Lake Hills #2 to cover 4.9 acres
or 8 lots in the plat, motion carried.
Fire Chief Englund advised council of figure to be used for
the fire service contract with Lino Lakes. The total for
1983 would be $20,898.28 fee or $5,224.57 quarterly payment.
Correction to minutes made at July 24, 1985 City
Council Meeting as followsl
"Motion by Ayers, second by Wilharber to amend motion of
July 10, 1985 meeting amending motion of April 1), 198)
meeting to readl .
And to change the sewer service area from swi
of swi of Nwi of Section 24, Township )1, Range
22, Anoka County, Minnesota to the NEi of swi of
NWi of Section 24, Township )1, Range 22, Anoka
County, Minneeta,
upon verification by the developer of Raven Industrial
Park that the legal descri~tion follows the~r original
intent, motion carried unanimously.
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meeting minutes
April 1J, 198J
Letter from PCA concerning open burning was tabled until next
meeting.
Harvey Cartier advised council of 4' x 2' damaged area inside
tennis court.
Discussion of mowing the park area this summer was turned
over to Park Committee.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Baumann to pay current claims
as per attached list, motion carried. Copy of current receipts
and disbursements is attached to and made a part of these
minutes.
Letter from Walt Williams on infiltration in our sanitary
sewer lines was discussed. Letter is on file with the clerk.
Discussion followed with consensus of council to have Harvey
and someone from the engineering firm pull manhile covers
to see which ones are leaking. This would be the first step
in controlling infiltration and will be followed up when
this has been done.
Clerk read from P & Z meeting minutes the following:
Motion by Ayers, second by Prachar to recommend to the City
Council that the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Centerville
be amended to include R-4 Single Family Manufactured Housing
District - sewered, roll call taken: Ayers, aye; Prachar,
aye; Murray, aye; Lindgren, aye; Dupre, aye; Tourville, aye;
LaMotte, aye; motion carried. Discussion followed on the
(J) items P & Z will be working on:
(1) Amending Comprehensive Plan to include R-4 District;
(2) Drawing up amendments to Ordinance #4;
(J) Drawing up a Manufactured Housing District ordinance.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to allow P & Z to
proceed with amendment to Comprehensive Plan, motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by L'Allier to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:15 PM.
~itted'
rachar, Clerk
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MARCH 2), 198)
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - MARCH 2) - )1, 198)
RECEIPTS
Universal Title - Assessment Search $2.00
Bankers Guaranty - Escrow for Futura Village 1,000.00
ALS Properties - Escrow for Futura Village 1,000.00
Gary J. Savela - April salary 150.00
Charles Baumann - April salary 50.00
Leon L'Allier - April salary 50.00
Tom Wilharber - April salary 50.00
Frank Zimny - April salary 50.00
Debbie Gonsior - deputy clerk salary 14.00
Harvey Cartier - March maintenance - lift station
maintenance $90.00; mileage $1.20; supplies
$).18; public works $12.; general city maint.
$78.00; storage of truck $250.00
General Repair Service - lift station maint
Ci~Qulating Pines - printing Ordinance ~A
Lu Prachar - April salary $408.36; office
$.79; postage $11.56; mileage $2.00
George M. Hansen Company - balance due on
1982 audit
Northwestern Bell Telephone - hall phone
$26.85; booth $60.35
North Central Public Service - hall heat
$123.18; garage heat $67.99
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5878 & 5879
Hugo Post Office - postage for utility bill
MWCC - April sewer service charge
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MARCH 31, 1983
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - APRIL 1 - i), 1983
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 1st quarter sewer service
Transfer into General Fund Sewer Account
Dog licenses (3)
A & B Construction - contractor's license
United Service - building permit
Glenn Rehbein - fee for lot split
Pat Perro - building permit
Universal Title - assessment search
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5880 - 5911
60.00
2,197.16
2,484.00
7,800.00
21.00
25.00
28.73
50.00
98.25
2.00
4)4.38
80 . 80
47.80
422.71
2 , 150 . 00
87.20
191.17
$ 1,991.0)
2,002.00
$3,993.03
2 , 257 . 16
$1,735.87
10 , SO 8 . 98
$12,244.85
DISBURSEMENTS (continued)
I
Social Security Retirement Division -
April social security 69.68
Milner W. Carley & Associates - Engineering
fees on Futura Village 504.00
State Treasurer - April PERA contribution 59.80
Beulke Agency - 1983 insurance package 5,707.00
State Treasurer - 1st quarter suraharge
on permits issued 4.56
Metropolitan Inspection Service - fees on
1st quarter permits issued 118.58
Orville Hughes - March maintenance - City
$18.00; lift station maintenance $42.00 60.00
NSP - li~t station elec $62.35; hall elec.
$62.06; garage elec $10.51 134.92
Circulating Pines - printing amendment to
Ordinance #30 4.91
Norman Fritchie - fire department expense 86.59
Plectron Corporation-fire department expense 64.J2
Anoka County Fire Protection Council - fire
department expense 10.00
Roseville Chrysler Plymouth - fire department
e~pense 55.35
Apitz Garage - fire department expense 219.44
Uniforms Unlimited - fire department expo 37.95
Mid-Central Fire - fire department expense 37.65
Des Englund - fire department expense 25.00
Art Mohler - fire department expense 5.00 10.982.81
1
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF APRIL 13, 1983
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS
3rd quarter, 1982 - 13 accounts $316.80
4th quarter, 1982 - 21 accounts $475.20
$ 1,262.04
I
~
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
the City of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednes-
day, March 23, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the
meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Present: Baumann, L'Allier,
Wilharber and Zimny. Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber
to approve minutes of March 9, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS, Complaints on condition of Center
Street and Mill Road and discussion on what is to be done,
article in Circulating Pines of March 17 with regard to
errors in article on March 9th city council meeting and
correction which is to appear in March 24th issue, street
lights that are burning during the day, broken glass on the
last cuI du sac in Center Oaks and McBride house at 1759
Peltier Lake Drive not completely sided as yet.
Contract with MAPSI for animal control was presented. Motion
by Wilharber, second by L'Allier to approve contract with
MAPSI for animal control in 1983, motion carried. Letter
clerk has sent out to animal owners was discussed and con-
sensus of council to send letter to all remaining residents
in Centerville so that they are aware of our contract with
MAPSI and ordinance which is in force.
Discussion on J.2 beer permits issued in the city during
the summer season. Motion by Zimny, second by L'Allier
to request City Attorney draft a proposal, resolution or
amendment to Ordinance #11 relative to issuance of 3.2 beer
permits for type of organization, number of permits to be
issued during the year with inclusion of the dram shop
liquor license liability insurance for review by the City
Council, motion carried.
Debbie Dykema from Twin Lakes Pavilion appeared before council
for discussion of problems incurred on the 4th and 5th of
March and ways to alleviate them.
Letter from A.L.S. Properties was discussed concerning
Futura Village Development. Mayor is to contact City
Attorney for copy of St. Francis ordinance on manufactured
home districts for review by P & Z along witp the Cottage
Grove ordinance.
Amendment to Ordinance #JO was presented for approval.
Amendment would increase the per unit utility sewer charge
from $6.00 monthly to $9.00 monthly, effective with the April
1st billing which is for the previous three month period or
1st quarter, 198J. Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny
to increase the annual sewer charge per unit from $6.00
a month; $18.00 quarter; $72.00 annual rate to $9.00 a
month; $27.00 quarter; $108.00 annual rate, effective April
1st, 198J for first quarter 198J billing, motion carried.
Copy of amendment to Ordinance #30 is attached to and made
a part of these minutes.
page two - City Council
meeting - Wednesday,
March 23, 1983
1----- ,
Clerk is to request Walt Williams' attendance at next
council meeting April 13th to discuss road conditions among
other things.
Request clerk to advise Lino Lakes Police Department for
enforcement of Ordinance #16, Section 4, Subdivision 6
concerning no parking of cars on city streets between hours
of ):00 AM to 7:00 AM.
Messrs. Granger and Husnick appeared before council in
reference to Peltier Lake Hills #2. This involves 20
lots; 9.8 acres, 12 in sewered sercice area, 8 in unsewered
area. Discussion of request for extension of sewered
service area will be held at next meeting with Walt Williams.
Fire Department will be purchasing 15 pagers discounted
3% totaling approximately. $4500. to be taken out of the
Centerville Fire Department Equipment Fund Savings Account.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Baumann to proclaim the
week of April 18 - 22, 1983 as Centennial Pride Week,
motion carried.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of Receipts and Disbursements
for period is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Discussion on ordinance to regulate electronic games in
amusement center. Clerk will get copies for review.
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:00 PM.
Re"'~ted'
~r, city clerk
ORDINANCE NO. )0
SANITARY SEWER ORDINANCE
AN AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE NO. )0, SECTION 14 - SEWAGE
USE RATES is amended to read:
Each unit assigned per dwelling or equivalent shall be
charges an annual sewer charge of One Hundred Eight
Dollars ($108.00) payable quarterly of Twenty-seven
Dollars ($27.00).
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Centerville
this 2)rd day of March, 198).
CITY OF CENTERVILLE
Mayor
ATTEST:
CLERK-TREASURER
/'
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - MARCH 9 - 23, 1983
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MARCH 9, 1983 -
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 4th quarter sewer service
Dog License
United Service - building permit
Anoka County - February court fines
Telephone transfer from Re-Purchase Agreement
#59-00454 into Checking account
DISBURSEMENTS - CHECKS 5874 - 5877
Ken Carpenter - dip stick f~r tractor (approved
at last meeting)
Internal Revenue Service - 1st quarter Federal
taxes
Northern States Power - utilities - street
lighting $349.37; hall elec $75.63; garage
elec $13.31; lift station #1 $24.06; lift
station #2 $34.08
Burke & Hawkins - February legal fees
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MARCH 2), 1983 -
$1,162.01
$150.60
7.00
41.50
135.00
1 ,..300.00
1 , 634. 10
7.25
88.80
496.45
212.58
805 . 08
$1,991.03
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, March
9, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting to
order at 7:00 pm. Present were I L'Allier, Baumann, Wilharber
and Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes of
February 23, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS I Condition of roads, canadian
thistle on Gardner property behind homes on Mill Road, dog
problem on Mound Trail and excessive traffic problem last
weekend on Peltier Lake Drive. The matter of traffic on
Peltier Lake Drive last weekend was discussed further. Coun-
cilman Zimny advised council of the parking problem, damage
done to property by vehicles and three wheelers last weekend
because of the number of people at the Twin Lakes Pavilion.
Clerk was instructed to write letter to Mr. Dykema at Twin
Lakes addressing the overflow parking problem, damage done
on private property by the people who are in attendance at
the Pavilion and the compliance with Fire Marshal's inspection
done at the Pavilion on March 7th.
Mayor advised council the manhole problem by the Pavilion has
been corrected.
Councilman L'Allier reported that Park & Recreation Committee
have recommended putting up cable on north end of parking lot
in park area. Council consensus to have either reflective
tape or red flags placed on cable to make it visible at all
times. Also recommendation was made to place signs advising
persons to KEEP OFF OF PARK PROPERTY OR NO PARKING, DO NOT
ENTER or NO MOTORIZED VEHICLES ALLOWED.
Communication from MAPSI was discussed. Council consensus
was at the present time, this is the only action the City can
take seeing that a weekly patrol fee;wonld be excessive. Clerk
will contact MAPSI verifying service to the city, as per
charges outlined in their letter of March 4th. Clerk was
advised to inform animal owners in Centerville of the above
service, enclosing copy of our animal ordinance and reprint
(if agreeable with the Quad paper personnel) of the editorial
appearing in the March 8th issue of the Quad paper entitled
PET CONTROL.
Mr. Jim Hubinger from Beulke Agency appeared before council
to answer questions on his letter of February 15. #1 of letter
is favorable; #2 LIQUOR LIABILITY DRAM SHOP - no opinion from
the attorney general's office as yet and Mr. Hubinger will
advise on this as soon as he receives an interpretation; #3
no decision; #4 - will be taken care of with fire chief.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes _
March 9, 198J
The Resolution for Authorizing Issuance of Temporary Non-
Intoxicating Liquor Licenses was discussed. Councilman Zimny
gave report of tournaments held in years past and problems
occuring during the tournaments themselves. No action taken
at this time.
Mayor Savela brought council up to date on the meeting with
Futura Village developers and city attorney concerning the
city's course of action for same ans what is involved. No
action until the city receives communication from the developers.
Bob LaMotte, Chairman of Planning and Zoning, appeared before
council with reference to lot sizes,in surrounding communities
and whether Centerville should be considering reduction in
their lot sizes.
Mr. Ray Petersen, 7262 Main Street appeared before council
Showing sketch of his property, communication from the building
inspector and picture of garage Mr. Petersen wants to 'move
in on his property. Consensus of council - approval of moving
in garage (Which is to be used as storage building) under
J4.07-1 of Ordinance #4.
Councilman Wilharber advised council on the meeting schedule
for the Joint Fire Protection committee.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann, to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of current receipts and disbursements
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:18 pm.
R,21'~tted.
~har, City Clerk
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - MARCH 1 - 9, 1983
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND - FEBRUARY 23, 1983 $4,200.94
RECEIPTS - Balance of February
Trippel's Market - 1983 licenses 17.00
Consumer Billings - sewer accounts266.40 283.40
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND - FEBRUARY 28, 1983 $4,484.34
MARCH RECEIPTS
Transfer - Sanitary Sewer Savings Account into
General Fund 60,000.00
Transfer - Street Restoration Savings Account
into General Fund 25,000.00
Checks #3424 and 5524 - redeposited into
general fund because of being year old 418.15 85,~18.15
DISBURSEMENTS - CHECKS #5849 - #5873
American National Bank - street restoration bond payment
principal $10,000., interest $5,842.50, agent 15,870.50
fees 28.00
Northwestern National Bank - sanitary sewer bond
payment - $50,000. principal; $18,516.25 interest;
agent fees $34.80
Lu Prachar - March salary $408.36; postage $2.10;
mileage $2.00
Commissioner of Revenue - 1st quarter Minn tax
Soc. Sec. Retirement Division - March S. S. taxes
State Treasurer - PERA contribution for Lu
Gary Savela - March salary
Charles Baumann - March salary
Leon L'Allier - March salary
Thomas Wilharber - March salary
Frank Zimny - March salary
Northwestern Bell Telephone - utilities - hall phone
$36.89; booth $59.81
Apitz Garage - repair on snow plow truck
Ge~Dge M.Hansen Company - progress billing on audit
Circulating Pines - printing
Miller Davis - office supplies
Hugo Feed Mill - supplies for fire department $27.15;
city $11.89
North Central Public Service - utilities - gas for
hall $201.59; garage $229.95
Harvey Cartier - February maintenance - city $63.00;
supplies $1.32; mileage $1.20; public works $147.;
lift station maintenance $66.
68,551.05
412.46
48.00
69.68
59. 80
150.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
96.70
70.90
2 , 150 . 00
10 . 31
64.37
39.04
431.54
278.52
- ~.. -...2-
Orville Hughes - February maintenance - lift .station
maintenance $
General Repair Service - repair on lift station
Northern States Power - final elec bill on rink
Des Englund - mileage
Art Mohler - mileage
Oxygen Service - fire
department i
TO TAL DISBURSEME~TS
I
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF MARCH 9, 1983 J
I
I
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS
3rd quarter, 1982 - 14 accounts - $336.60
4th quarter, 1982 - 24 accounts - $476.00
48.00
115.30
25.17
36.00
8.00
5.14
$88,740.48
$ 1,162.01
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, February
23, 1983 in City Hall. Mayor Savela called the meeting to
order at 7:00 PM. Present were: Baumann, L'Allier, Wilharber
and Zimny.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to accept minutes of
February 9th, 1983 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: dogs running loose, Mill Road
and Peltier Lake Drive breaking up because of weather con-
ditions, three wheeled vehicles running in park area.
Item #1 under Old Business tabled until next meeting.
Item #2 under Old Business tabled until next meeting.
Discussion on communication from Beulke Agency on surance
coverage, council still concerned about replacement cost
on equipment. Clerk to request Mr. Hubinger's presence at
March 9th council meeting.
Resolution #1 was discussed by council, A Resolution Approving
Fee Structure for 198]. One item: ].2 Beer permits-special
events will be set at future meeting. Motion by Wilharber,
second by Baumann to approve RESOLUTION #l-A RESOLUTION
APPROVING FEE STRUCTURE FOR 198], roll call taken: Wilharber,
aye; Baumann, aye; L'Allier, aye; Zimny, aye; Savela, aye;
motion carried.
Agenda item for March 9th meeting - Resolution for Authorizing
Issuance of Temporary Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor Licenses.
Clerk advised to call Chairman of Park & Recreation Committee
for meeting March 7th, one item of concern; barricade or
fence across entrance to park.
Agenda item for March 2Jrd meeting - quarterly billing for
sewer service.
Discussion with Reed Beckler and Joan Archer concerning
Futura Village Development.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Zimny to pay current claims,
motion carried. Copy of Receipts and Disbursements for period
is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:24 pm.
Mayor Savela reconvened the public hearing on Ordinance 4A
at 8:25 pm. Clerk stated changes to ordinance as quoted by
our Building Official.
page two -
City Council meeting
February 2], 198]
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adopt Ordinance 4A -
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE MINNESOTA BUILDING CODE; PROVIDING
FOR ITS ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT; REGULATING THE
ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, ENLARGEMENT, ALTERATION, REPAIR,
MOVING, REMOVAL, DEMOLITION, CONVERSION, OCCUPANCY, EQUIPMENT,
USE, HEIGHT, AREA AND MAINTENANCE OF ALL BUILDING AND/OR
STRUCTURES IN THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA; PROVIDING
FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT THEREOF; REPEALING
ORDINANCE NO. 10 OF THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA AND
ALL OTHER ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
THEREWITH, roll call taken: Baumann, aye; Wilharber, aye;
L'Allier, aye; Zimny, aye; Savela, aye; motion carried.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Baumann to adjourn hearing,
motion carried. Hearing adjourned at 8:28 PM.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - FEBRUARY 9 - 2), 198)
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF FEBRUARY 9, 198) -
RECEIPTS
Pay-off on sewer & street assessment
House of Chu - 1983 wine license
January court fines
Mrs. Wilharber - dog license
R & M Associates - contractor's license
Building permit #1 - 6916 Centerville Rd
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5838 - 5847
Hugo Post office - 500 envelopes
Burke & Hawkins - January legal fees
Northern States Power - street lighting
Northern States Power - rink elec
Wager's Inc. - copier paper
Beulke Agency - 1981 & 1982 audit of ins.
Ron L'Allier - final rink attendant check
Tony Marcello - final rink attendant check
Joe Perkowski - ffnal rink attendant check
Ken Carpenter - labor on tractor
1,322.79
250.00
60.00
7.00
25.00
50 . 50
109.85
173. 60
353.86
79.23
72.61
568.00
40.26
11.38
54.26
108.68
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF FEBRUARY 23, 1983 -
Larry Koch, final rink attendant check
#5848 14.00
REVISED BALANCE
$4,071.38
1,715.29
1,491.21
4,214.94
4,200.94
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the
of Centerville held their regular meeting on
February 9, 198J in City Hall. Mayor Savela
meeting to order at 7100 PM. Present were 1
L'Allier and Wilharber. Zimny arrived later
City Council
Wednesday,
called the
Baumann,
on in meeting.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve minutes
of January 26, 198J meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS 1 Complaints voiced on snow fence
by City Hall, hose lying on floor of warming house, parking
problem by rink and warming house and need for snow fence
on Peltier Lake Drive next winter.
Police Chief Myhre was in attendance to answer questions
from council on 198J police contract and also various
public safety items. Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to
approve 198J Agreement and Contract for Law Enforcement
between the Cities of Lino Lakes and Centerville, motion
carried. Motion by Wilharber, second by L'Allier to approve
the list of officers for 198J as followsl
Chief Marvin B. Myhre
Sgt. Salvatore J. Costa
Officer Clifford A. Ross
Officer Timothy J. Ross
Officer J. David Zerwas
Officer Larry E. Thornhill
Officer Michael A. Jensen
Officer John P. Picha
motion carried.
Discussion with Chief was held on requesting State Fire
Marshal's office to make inspection of the three liquor
establishments and one restaurant in the City for setting
up seating capacity limits and posting of same inside each
establishment.
Matter of manhole problem by Twin Lakes Pavilion was tabled
until later meeting.
Matter of snow removal in front of City Hall and garage
was discussed. Three bids have been received by clerk
for this job. Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber
to accept bid of Andrew Cardinal, Jr., for snow removal
described above at rate of $)0.00 per hour, motion carried.
Des Englund, Fire Chief, will be contact person on above.
L'Allier stated sometime in future a thank you should be
extended to Ken Carpenter for his work done on city tractor.
Animal control was discussed and clerk will have more infor-
mation for next meeting.
page two - City Council
meeting minutes -
February 9, 1983
Mr. Jim Hubinger from Beulke Agency appeared before council
for discussion on insurance audits for city 81-82 and 82-83
periods. He also presented city insurance package for 1983.
After lengthy discussion, Mr. Hubinger was advised to look
into the following items for city consideration: (1) replace-
ment cost insurance; (2) additional liability insurance;
(3) dram shop liability insurance for activities or events
in City; (4) insurance for events or activities the City
or Fire Department would sponsor.
Motion by Zimny, second by Baumann to approve the Capitol
City Mutual Aid Association contract, motion carried.
Lengthy discussion was held on the proposed Futura Village
development. Consensus of councilwwas first to amend City
Comprehensive Plan setting up a district fOl;: manufactured
home parks, adopt ordinance for manufactured home parks and
rezone land area, if needed. The City will also adopt
Escrow Deposit ordinance or resolution to deal with plats
presented to City. In the interim, clerk was advised to
request $2,000.00 escrow deposit from developers of Futura
Village for claims submitted against the plat.
Fire Chief requested the city consider buying 15 pagers
for use of fire department. Motion by Wilharber, second
by Baumann to borrow the money needed to buy 15 pagers
from the Centerville Fire Department Equipment Fund savings
account, motion carried.
Fee Schedule for the City was disQussed. Resolution adopting
Fee Schedule will be presented at February 23 meeting for
approval.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of current receipts and
disbursements is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:10 PM.
submi ted,
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - FEBRUARY 1 - 9, 1983
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JANUARY 31, 1983 -
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 4th quarter sewer service charge
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5809 - #5837
Gary Savela - February salary
Charles Baumann - February salary
Leon L'Allier - February salary
Tom Wilharber - February salary
Frank Zimny - February salary
Orville Hughes - January maintenance - lift station
checks $54.00; city $6.00
Harvey Cartier - January maintenance - lift station
checks $42.00; city maint. $51.00; mileage $2.40;
materials $7.07; public works $111.00
Rivard Electric - rink labor
Wager's - service contract on copier
Hugo Feed Mill - materials for rink
Satellite Industries - satellite for rink
Northwestern Bell Telephone - phone for hall $40.00;
booth $60.35
North Central Public Service - gas for hall $220.09;
gas for garage $261.10
Circulating Pines - printing
Metro Waste Control Commission - March sewer service
White Bear Floral - flowers for Ray Houle
Ron L'Allier - rink attendant
Anoka Farm Service Bureau - 400 gallons of gas - Rink
$22.38; fire department $202.54; public works $222.68
Lu Prachar - February salary $408.36; mileage $2.00;
postage $4.00
Social Security Retirement Division - February S. S.
PERA - contribution for February
Kyle Kruger - rink attendant
Tony Marcello - rink attendant
NSP - lift station #1 - $30.28; lift station #2 $35.79;
hall elec $87.10; garage elec $16.25
Mid-Central Fire, Inc. - fire department expense
Granger's, Inc. - gas purchase for fire department
Centerville Fire Department Auxiliary - food for mutual
aid meeting
Trippel's Market - pop for mutual aid meeting
Norman Fritchie - fire department expense
TO TAL
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF FEBRUARY 9, 1983 -
UTILITY ACCOUNT
PAST DUE - 3rd quarter 17 accounts - $396.00
4th quarter 40 accounts - $764.00
$9,045.70
504.00
1 50 . 00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
60.00
213.47
43.00
214.50
72.45
65.00
100.95
481.19
14.67
2,197.16
22.70
63.00
447.60
414.36
69.68
59.80
71.75
47.25
169.42
101.00
42.03
93.50
33.84
30.00
$5,378.32
$4,071.38
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - JANUARY 13 - 31, 1983
RECEIPTS
Consumer Billings - 4th quarter sewer service
Cigarette, On-Sale Non-Intoxicating licenses
Anoka County - December court fines
$ 2 , 151 . 60
262.00
210.00
TO TAL
DISBURSEMENTS - CHECKS #5802-5808
$2,623.60
Hugo Post Office - I roll of 20~ stamps
Joe Perkowski - rink attendant
Ron L'Allier - rink attendant
Larry Koch, Jr. - rink attendant
Kyle Kruger - rink attendant
Tony Marcello - rink attendant
Northern States Power - elec for rink
TO TAL
20.00
98.00
93.64
80.50
118.14
101.50
25.19
$ 536.97
BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JANUARY 31, 1983 - $9,045.70
PAST DUE UTILITY ACCOUNTS:
4th quarter - 57 accounts $1,160.00
3rd quarter - 17 accounts $396.00
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of
Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, January
26, 1983, in City Hall. Mayor Savel a called the meeting to
order at 7:00 PM. Present were: Baumann, Wilharber and
Zimny. Absent: L'Allier.
Correction was noted to minutes of January 12, 1983 as follows:
Page two, paragraph 3 - "Messrs. Savela and Wilharber reported
on the meeting attended with Lino Lakes, Circle Pines and
Lexington concer~ing joint fire protection. Meetings will be
rotated at city hall chambers. Motion by Baumann, second by
Zimny to appoint Des Englund and Tom Wilharber, representatives
for Centerville with Chuck Baumann, Gary Savela and Jerry
Sundberg as al terna te s. "
PETITONS AND COMPLAINTS: none
OLD BUSINESS:
Communication from Walt Williams was
manhole by the Twin Lakes Pavilion.
Williams about problem and report at
discussed on the raised
Mayor will contact Mr.
next meeting.
The clerk reported on receiving one bid on plowing out front
of fire hall and garage after heavy snowfall. She will attempt
to get additional bids and report at next meeting.
Park Committee Chairman reported Ken Carpenter has been working
on the small tractor and parts will cost approximately $100.
Consensus of council to put a bolt lock on north door of
warming house.
Animal control to be discussed at next meeting.
NEW BUSINESS I
Fee Schedule for City will be discussed at February 9th meeting.
Mr. Wilharber advised council Fire Task Force meeting will be
at Lexington City Hall on January 27th at 7:00 PM.
The Futura Village Development will be reviewed by P & Z on
Tuesday, February 1st. The public hearing on Futura Village
is set for WedneSday, February 2Jrd in front of City Council
at 8:00 PM.
Fire Chief requested city attorney review the contract with
Capitol City Mutual Aid Association Suburban Fire Fighters.
Current claims were submitted:
Hugo Post office - postage $20.00
Joe Perkowski - rink attendant $98.00
Ron L'Allier - rink attendant $9J.64
Larry Koch, Jr. - rink attendant $80.50
Kyle Kruger - rink attendant $118.14
Tony Marcello - rink attendant $101.50
NSP - rink elec $25.19
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meeting minutes -
January 26, 1983
Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 7:55 PM.
Mayor Savela called the public hearing to order at 8:00 PM
on Ordinance #4A. Clerk read the public hearing notice.
After discussion, motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber
to continue public hearing on Ordinance #4A until February
23rd, 1983 at 7:45 PM, motion carried. Public hearing
closed at 8:20 PM.
itted,
Clerk
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS - JANUARY 1 - 12, 1983
$ 25.00
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Contractor's License
Anoka County Fire Protection Council - contribution
to workshop in October held by Fire Department
Sherm's Trio Inn - 1983 licenses
Kelly's Corner Bar - 1983 licenses
Twin Lakes Pavilion - 1983 licenses
Consumers - 4th quarter sewer billing
Revenue Sharing - direct deposit to bank
DISBURSEMENTS - Checks #5770 - 5801
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Joe Perkowski - rink attendant
Larry Koch, Jr. - rink attendant
Kyle Kruger - rink attendant
Tony Marcello - rink attendant
Ron L'Allier - rink attendant
Bill Baumann - cleaning rink on 12-28-82
North Central Public Service - utilities - garage $152.75;
hall $147.95
Burke & Hawkins - December legal
Harvey Cartier - December maintenance - City $109.25;
mileage $2.00; supplies $2.36; public works $140.25;
lift station maintenance $88.00
Blaine Midway All Pets - November and December animal
control
Metropolitan Waste Control Commission - February sewer
serc charge
Northwestern Bell Tele~hone - utilities - hall phone
$29.61; phone booth $58.94
Satellite Industries - satellite for rink thru January
Rivard Electric - work on heater in hall
Circulating Pines - printing
General Repair Service - labor on lift station
Hugo Feed Mill & Elevator - supplies
Floyd Kruger - rink expenses
Orville Hu~hes - December maintenance - labor on lift
station $74.25; public works $101.75
Milner W. Carley & Associates - engineering fees
Lu Prachar - January salary $408.36; postage $3.29;
mileage $2.00; expense $2.63
Social Security Retirement Division - January S. S. tax
PERA - January contribution for Lu
Gary Savela - January salary
Charles Baumann - January salary
Leon L'Allier - January salary
Thomas Wilharber - January salary
Frank Zimny - January salary
Debbie Gonsior - deputy clerk
Northern States Power - utilities - street lighting $352.12;
hall elec $98.40; garage elec. $16.36; lift station #1 -
$23.72; lift station #2 - $42.92
Capitol City Mutual Aid Association - 1983 dues
Midway Trailer Service - fire department expense
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BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND AS OF JANUARY 12, 1983 - $8,259.07
100.00
2,317.00
2,317.00
2,392.00
1,885.80
959.00
81.38
86.64
112.00
99.75
91.88
50.00
300.70
291.18
339.86
150.00
2,197.16
88.55
125.67
100 .15
16.67
259.99
23 . 44
76.74
176.00
260.00
416.28
69.68
59.80
150 . 00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
28.00
533.52
20.00
326.40
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council
of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday,
January 12, 198) in the City Hall. Mayor Savela called
the meeting to order at 7:00 PM.
The City Clerk administered the oath of office to Mayor
Gary Savela, Councilmen Thomas Wilharber and Frank Zimny.
Council attendance was as follows: Baumann, L'Allier,
Wilharber and Zimny.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to accept the
minutes of the December 8, 1982 meeting, motion carried.
PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: widening of roads after heavy
snow falls, fire hall plowed out right away, some problems
with rink.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to send flowers
to Ray Houle, motion carried. The Council recognized the
contribution Mr. Houle has made to the city by his time
spent in developing the city park.
The following designations were made for 198)1
HEALTH OFFICER - Anoka County Comprehensive Health Department
HEALTH OFFICER #1 - Thomas Wilharber
HEALTH OFFICER #2 - Frank Zimny
OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY: First State Bank of Hugo and Twin City
Federal Savings and Loan Association
WEED INSPECTOR: Gary Savela
BUILDING & PLUMBING INSPECTOR: Metropolitan Inspection Service
ASSESSOR: Anoka County - Mike Brown, Assessor
OFFICIAL PAPER: Circulating Pines
DIREC TOR OF PUBLIC WORKS: Harvey Cartier, Orville Hughes,
. Assistant - $6.00 per hour
CITY ATTORNEY - William Hawkins, Burke & Hawkins
CLERK-TREASURER - Lu Prachar, $7.50 per hour
DEPUTY CLERK-TREASURER - Debbie Gonsior, $3.50 per hour
FIRE PROTECTION - Centerville Volunteer Fire Department,
Desmond ~nglund, Chief; Dan Skoog, 1st
Assistant Chief; Norman Fritchie, 2nd
Assistant Chief
POLICE PROTECTION - Motion by Wilharber, second by L'Allier
to have attorney review contract and ask Police Chief
to attend January 26th meeting before approval, motion
carried.
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVE:
CITY ENGINEER: Motion by Wilharber, second by L'Allier to
appoint Milner W. Carley & Associates our City Engineer,
motion carried.
CABLE TV REPRESENTATIVES: Ted Gonsior and Lu Prachar,
Directors; Mary Lou Wilharber and Debbie Gonsior, alternates
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January 12, 1983
AUDITOR: George M. Hansen Company
PARK AND RECREATION COMMITTEE: Floyd Kruger, Chairman;
Lloyd Welk, Marc Rivard, Leon L'Allier, liaison
ACTING MAYOR: Motion by Wilharber, second by Savela
to appoint Leon L'Allier acting mayor, motion carried.
PLANNING AND ZONING: Planning and Zoning members had met
on January 4th and appointed Bob LaMotte; Chairman for
1983. The following persons were recommended for service
on P & Z: Dan Tourville, Michael Ayers and Walter Prachar.
Council approved new members on P & Z, committee will now
consist of Robert LaMotte, Chairman; Mel Dupre, Elmer Murray,
Bob Lindgren, Kathy Welk, Michael Ayers, Dan Tourville and
Walter Prachar.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to approve the
above named designations for 1983, motion carried.
Council discussed the condition of the city tractor. Ken
Carpenter has offered to look at it and fix it, if possible
at no charge.
Messrs. Savela and Wilharber reported on the meeting attended
with Lino Lakes, Circle Pines and Lexington concerning
joint fire protection. Meetings will be rotated at city
hall chambers. Motion by Baumann, second by Zimny to
appoint Des Englund) Tom Wilharber and Chuck Baumann.
representatives for Centerville with Gary Savela and
Jerry Sundberg as alternates.
Mr. L'Allier reported on the meeting held Monday afternoon,
January 10 concerning a proposed mobile home park in Center-
ville. P & Z will be reviewing plans at their February 1st
meeting. Public Hearing will be scheduled when requirements
met.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 PM.
Mayor Savela called the public hearing to order on the
proposed CABLE TV proposal. The clerk read the notice
of public hearing. Ted Gonsior was in attendance and gave
brief resume of progress on the proposal. Motion by
L'Allier, second by Zimny to close public hearing, motion
carried. Hearing closed at 8:48 PM.
Motion by L'Allier, second by Wilharber to reconvene regular
meeting, motion carried. Meeting reconvened at 8:50 PM.
Several items were brought up by Fire Chief.
on some one to plow out the entrance of city
garage immediately after a heavy snow fall.
contact parties and report at next meeting.
Discussion
hall and
Clerk will
CORRECTION:
"Messrs. Savela and Wilharber reported on the meeting
attended with Lino Lakes, Circle Pines and Lexington
concerning joint fire protection. Meetings will be
rotated at city hall chambers. Motion by Baumann,
second by Zimny to appoint Des Englund and Tom Wilharber,
representatives for Centerville with Chuck Baumann,
Gary Savela and Jerry Sundberg as alternates."
page three - City Council meeting
minutes - January 12, 1983
Fire Chief advised council that a First Resp~nder course
will be held at Centerville City Hall, beginning January
13 and continuing for ten weeks. Time course is set for
6:30 - 10:30 pm.
Council discussed legislative survey received from the
League of Minnesota'Cities. The council designated five
policies which they believe are important to Centerville
and Clerk will submit survey to the League. Copy of the
survey is on file with the clerk.
Motion by Wilharber, second by Baumann to pay current
claims, motion carried. Copy of Receipts and Disbursements
for period is attached to and made a part of these minutes.
Motion by Baumann, second by Wilharber to adjourn meeting,
motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:40 PM.
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