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i CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA ` WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1999 6:9Q gm. C TO ORDER Roll Call t PUB ,IC NEARING (S) Royal Oaks Industrial Preliminary Plat Consideration Deer Pass Rezone PUOtPrelimh aryPtatConsideration - Va Lot Split Consideration for Comity Bank H. APPEARANCES V. CO SIDERATION OF MINUTES Vi April 8, 1999 Specignketi* gMinutes April 14, 1999 Council Vi PAYMENT OF CLAIMS 1 The City of Centerville April 15 - 28 2. Centennial Fire District VI. SET AGENDA (/I'll• PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS Letter of Recognition for the Circle Pines Lexington Centerville Police Department . f /�" Ca{ 0...., W-� VVIIL V UN SHED BUSINESS ction on Royal Oaks Pre1i uinary Plat A ction on Rezone PUD tPreli�ary Plat • Action on LotSplitt /M, , 4 Lake Area Utility Bantling Appraisal 'fig* ` I • Center Villa Final Plat Consideration i ! „,,. I City Computer Bit Specifications - Board of Review • I NE BUSINESS l ‘L. League of Minappin Cities i I= oufttro k° _ z v t” CONSENT AGENDA V CMG • I Newsletter / O i' Resolution 99 -06 - 20th Avenue Reaassessmnt d. COMMITTEE REPORTS 4 l / i ::ii: ..w .iRS .r i . /P/ ,, , 01 Pot Ae 1)24t . 71... itt$ \IA. 'I1� 7 ---e XIII. ADJO '•' MENT r Gry + i te ort- 1 __ t30NESTR00 ROS ENE ANDERLIK S 6516361311 04/22/99 11:50 15 :02/02 N0:818 &'S., Rpa•M Alt* and An.aoo., bit N in AMY .S. Aaaa.Cpud Op/oft*entpkyr / �.,� PA ISNI:Oli eaa•ra de 1. , P.I.1 Jaaaph 0, Andonk, P.E. O Ma. Som.aa. Pt L7o restroo Adwd I, Tale, P.t 0 don It Cook, 0.1. a Robe O. nmwdl, P.E.I JAM A. iardW& l e e Rdan W. ROW& P.S. And Swan M. Ebadln. S.P.A., Sams On•WMa I Amnia Pea*IW HowW4 A. /MI.00rrgi.1.l KMh A Cord* P.E. a Robin R. PISS* P.I.O Anderillt & MI aM• VI. , Pw figar , Pt TS K' Mid P.E a Kamath P. Amnon, P.E a Mark A. Salk P E i Associates II ltaPaN•. wuIMan r P,i. Ps„ a.0 E. Kor a a Apra. M. Ring 0 Maa f P. nu P.•. 0 Aka, Associates Riak 0*n: M. Paid, RPdana, Maims and St. Cloud, UN 1 Mlh.a *a, WI Engineers i Architects WEEK IN REVIEW ENGINEERING ISSUES CITY OF CENTERVILLE April 12 to April 23,1999 BRA File No. 616 -GEN )PROJECTS IN CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL CROSSING AHEAD— FLASHER SYSTEM ON CSAH 14 • Contractor has met with Anoka County end will finish all work (concrete curb, restoration, and cleanup) by mid -May. LAMOTTE PARR • No new issues to report. BUECHLER ESTATES • No new issues to report. EAGLE PASS • Houle Contractors are patching streets that have settled. pRQIIRcn IN DESIGN WATER INTERCONNECT • Waiting for Right of Entry from Terminal Transport, Proposed work will cause minor disruption at the extreme southwest corner of the property. Plans on hold until this is resolved. APPLE TREE SQUARE • Grading of site has begun. Pick up permit this week. DEER PASS • Reviewed preliminary grading and utility plans. SEAL COAT • Three prospective contractors have taken out plans for bidding on Tuesday, April 27, 1999. GOETZ LANDSCAPING • Reviewed preliminary drainage plan, spoke to Plowe Engineering about site improvements, 2998 West Highway 38 0 St. Paul, MN 58113 0 661. 436.4800 0 Fax: 651.636 -1311 MEMO DATE : Apri123, 1999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Public Hearings Information on the three public hearings has been included in each section of the Council packet in the appropriate section under old business. • PRINTER'S AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION 2 J 1 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF MINNESOTA) § County of Ramsey ) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA• I, the publisher, or the publisher's designated agent, being duly sworn, CITY OF CENTERVILLE PRELIMINARY PLAT on -oath state that I am the publisher, or the publisher's designated PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Council of the City of Centerville will consider a'. agent and an employee of the newspaper known as The Quad preliminary plat request submitted by Royal Oaks Realty. The meeting is scheduled for Community Press, and that I have full knowledge of the facts which Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 6:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter. The purpose of the meeting are stated below: Is to hear all parties present regarding the pos- sibilities of approving the preliminary plat for (A) The newspaper has complied with all of the requirements constitut- the area legally described as: The Southwest Quarter of the Southwest ing qualification as a qualified newspaper, as provided by Minnesota Quarter of Section 24, Township 31, Range 22, Anoka County Minnesota lying westerly of the Statute 331A.02, 331A.07, and other applicable laws, as amended. East 655.00 feet thereof any lying northerly of the south 342.75 feet thereof. Subject to road- (B) The Printed CITY OF CENTERVILLE, ways and easements of record. City Hall Is ADA accessible. Requests for PRET,TMTNARY PLAT hearing assistance devices or a sign language interpreter must be received before April 23, which is attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and 1999. Such a request may be made by tele- phone (651 429 -3232) or by facsimile (651 429- was printed and published once each week, for 2 successive weeks; 8629). All interested persons are invited to attend and to be head. You may call City Hall it was first published on TTTF.SPAY , thej_day of at 429 -3232 if you have any questions or need additionaiinformation. APRTT, , 19 99 , and was thereafter printed and published on April 7, 1999 /s/ Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk every TUESDAY to and including TTTESDAY abcdefghijklmnopgrstuvwxyz Published in the Quad Community Press the 20 day of APRTT, , 1999 ; and printed below is a April 13 and 20, 1999. copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, which is hereby acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used in the composition and publication of the notice: abcdefghijklmnopgrstuvwxyz BY: f A✓�t - Q TITLE: Publisher Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 2 day of APRIL 1p Q9 MATRICE SCRAPERS NOTARY PUBLIC - MINNESOTA RAMSEY COUNTY Notary Public, Ramsey County, Minn. My commission expires JanuarvJanuary 31�. BATE INFORMATION (1) Lowest classified rate paid by commercial users for comparable $ space. (Line, word, or inch rate) (2) Maximum rate allowed by law for $ the above matter. (Line, word, or inch rate) (3) Rate actually charged for the $ 5.50 /INCH /PER WEEK above matter. (Line, word, or inch rate) PRINTER'S AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION 2 1999 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF MINNESOTA) § County of Ramsey ) I, the publisher, or the publisher's designated agent, being duly sworn, STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA on -oath state that I am the publisher, or the publisher's designated CITY OF CENTERVILLE agent and an employee of the newspaper known as The Quad NOTICE OF LOT SPLIT PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CENTERVILLE CITY COUNCIL Community Press, and that I have full knowledge of the facts which PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Centerville City Council will hold a pub& hear- are stated below: ing and may take action of the following mat- ter. (A) The newspaper has complied with all of the requirements constitut- ITEM: Lot Split PETITIONER: R & R Leasing ing qualification as a qualified newspaper, as provided by Minnesota LOCATION: THE PROPERTY MAY BE DESCRIBED LEGALLY AS: North line of the Statute 331A.02, 331A.07, and other applicable laws, as amended. NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 24, TWP. 31, RNG. 22 Is assumed to Bear 689 and (B) The Printed CITY OF CFUTFRVIT,T,F 48'3r degrees west. Contact City Hall for a ccmptete description. NOTICE OF LOT SPLIT The petitioner requests the City Council grant a lot split approval for the above - men - which is attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and tioned property. The said hearing will take place on Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at the was printed and published once each week, for 2 successive weeks; Centerville City Hall, 1880 Main Street in the Council Chamber beginning at 6:00 p.m. or it was first published on TUESDAY , the 133 day of shortly thereafter. City Hall Is accessible. Requests for hearing assistance devices or a APRTT, , 19 99 , and was thereafter printed and published on sign language interpreter must be received before 4:00 p.m. April 23, 1999. All persons every TUESDA to and including TUESDAY , interested are invited to attend and to be heard. You may call the City Clerk's Office at the 20 day of APRTT, , 1999 ; and printed below is a (651) 429 -3232 if you have any questions or need additional information. copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, which is April 7, 1999. Py P r /at Ry -Chel Gaaatad, CMC City Clerk hereby acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used in the Abcdefghijklmnopgrstuvwzyz composition and publication of the notice: Published in the Quad Community Press April 13 and 20, 1999. abcdefghijklmnopgrstuvvxyz BY: Pat TITLE: Publisher Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 20 day of APRIL ,19. 99 . P1153LCC- S CHAFEST NO RA Y , rat J P v A Cortsalwfo iresita M Not ii `Y i 'c, • amsey co nt Minn. My commission expires January 31 2000. RATE INFORMATION (1) Lowest classified rate paid by commercial users for comparable $ space. (Line, word, or inch rate) • (2) Maximum rate allowed by law for $ the above matter. (Line, word, or inch rate) (3) Rate actually charged for the $ 5.50 /INCH /PER WEEK above matter. (Line, word, or inch rate) PRINTER'S AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION " ' AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF MINNESOTA) § County of Ramsey ) I, the publisher, or the publisher's designated agent, being duly sworn, CITY OF CENTERVILLE on -oath state that I am the publisher, or the publisher's designated COUNTY F ANOKA and known The Quad agent an an employee ee of the newspaper er nown as e STATE OF MINNESOTA g P Y P P Q REZONE PROPERTY NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that a public Community Press, and that I have full knowledge of' the facts which hearing will be held before the City Council of are stated below: the City of Centerville at City Hall, 1880 Main Street. The said meeting will take place on Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 6:00 p.m. or (A) The newspaper has complied with all of the requirements constitut- will shortly thereafter. The purpose pr e a of the hearing lII qualification as qualified newspaper, as provided by Minnesota will be to hear all persons present regarding g a q q P )r the possibility of rezoning of the following S tatute 331A.02, 331A.07, and other applicable laws, as amended. property: , o PP r E OF S 1/2 NE 1/4 OF SE OF (B) The Printed CITY OF CENTERVILLE SEC 14, 4, T32, R22 ANO KA COUNTY, MN. . Locally Known as 7305 & 7353 20th REZONE PROPERTY Avenue, Centerville. The request is to rezone the above -men- tioned property from R5 Executive Single which is attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and Family Residential use to RUD - R2 Single Family Residential use. At the said time and was printed and published once each week, for 2 successive weeks; place, the City will give all parties present an TUESDAY , the 1 3 da opportunity to express their views with respect it was first published on day of to the proposed request to rezone the stated APRIL , 19 99 , and was thereafter printed and published on _ property. Written comments will be accepted at City Hall until Wednesday, April 28, , a 4:00 p.m. every 1999t TUESDAY to and including TUESDAY , City Hall is handicap accessible. Request the2 day of APRIL , 19 ( 2 ; and printed below is a for hearing assistance devices or a sign Ian- gua19.eSu interpreter r equest m be before by tele' copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, which is ne (651 429 -3232) or by facsimile (651 429- 9). All interested persons are invited to hereby acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used in the attend and to be heau You may call City Hall composition and publication of the notice: . 8A1 1 429 9 -392 have it you havve any ny c questions. P P April 6, 1999 /sr Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMG abcdefghijklmnopgrstuvwxyz ////�111 ^ abc City Clark P � Puc i u z • BY: the Qad Co Publishe2 ,n t9e Ouad Community Press April 13 and 20, 1999. TITLE: Publisher Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 20 day of APRIL 19 •0 �za x a3s ' ` . u . AAAT 10ESCHAFE ,f3 MLTAR ■kiMusUT;; S Air,""- .c „CwrNSlre a .leu it, =0 • as ,....+: . set Y.. . ,...,,..; Notary `u' tc, ' axn My commission expires January 31. 2000. RATE INFORMATION (1) Lowest classified rate paid by $ commercial users for comparable space. (Line, word, or inch rate) (2) Maximum rate allowed by law for $ the above matter. (Line word, or inch rate) (3) Rate actually charged for the $ 5.50 /INCH /PER WEEK above matter. (Line, word, or inch rate) Memo Bonestroo I I I em o m � Roselle C AnderIik & VI Associates Engineers &Architects Project Name: Water Tower- water system Client: Centerville study File No: 616gen To: Jim March Q Date: 04/28/99 From: Tom Peterson Re: Update on future water tower siting Remarks: The City is considering purchasing the Lake Area Utilities property on 20th Avenue and possibly Outlot A to the south. The City Council asked us to investigate the possibility of constructing a water tower on Outlot A- determine if the site is feasible (ie: existing main sizes, water pressures, land use, soil conditions, etc) for this use. We obtained a computer model for the City's water system from HR Green. The model is not up to -date on all the new mains that have been installed recently, but we will be doing this as we proceed on the study. Our initial analysis of the site is that it looks feasible from an engineering standpoint. From the Comprehensive Water Plan, a 400,000 gallon tank was proposed for behind City Hall. Outlot A can handle this size tank and probably provide adequate fire flows to all parts of the City. This will be positively determined when the new water model is run. A 12 -inch main would be necessary along Center Street from Dupre to 20th Avenue to complete a necessary loop for the system. The high water elevation for the new tank would be set to match Lino Lakes high water elevation. We feel that the City should have a soil boring taken at Outlot A to confirm if pilings would be needed for the tower foundation. If pilings are needed, costs would be considerably higher for the tower construction. We will have additional information available once the new model is run. Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik and Associates, Inc. St. Paul Office: Milwaukee Office: Rochester Office: illm e: St. Office: W ar Offic St I u O e. 2335 West Highway 36 1516 West Mequon Road 2222 Hwy 52 North 205 5th Street SW 2008 8th St. North St. Paul, MN 55113 Mequon, WI 53092 Rochester, MN 55901 Willmar, MN 56201 St. Cloud, MN 56303 Phone: 651-636-4600 Phone: 414-241-4466 Phone: 507- 282 -2100 Phone: 320- 214 -9557 Phone: 320. 2514553 Fax: 651- 636 -1311 Fax: 414-241-4901 Fax: 507- 282 -3100 Fax: 320-214-9458 Fax: 320-251-6252 CITY OF CENTERVILLE NOT APPROVED CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING APRIL 8, 1999 - Pursuant to due call and notice thereof the City Council of the City ofCenterville held: a special. meeting on April 8, 1999, at City Hall, 1880 Main Street. PRESENT: Mayor Tom Council Members Richard Travis Theresa= Brenner Mari Nelson arrived at 5:07 p.m. ABSENT: Councilmember Terry Sweeney STAFF: Jim March, City Administrator Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk Paul Palzer, Public lnspeaor I. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Wilharber called the 8, 1999 special meeting to order at 5:00 Rm. II. SPECIAL MEETING A. Mr. Bisek (Kelly'sKurner) and :Chief Heckman Mayor Wilharber explained that the owner of Kelly's filled a complaint against the Police Department and he requested to address the issues. Mr. Bisek {owner of Kelly's Korner) Council and shared some of concernregarding the manner in which the Circle Pines/Lexington Police Department conduct business. 1) Several of Mr. Biseldsclientshave reported -that. Circle Pines/Lexington Police Officers vehicles, drive up too fast and follow too close to vehicles. Thus, causing the driver to be more apt to make a mistake. 2) Pressing DUUDWI cases to the point where the court is selecting jury members, then the .City Attorney decides to drop the issue. 3) The lack of communication between the liquor: establishments and the Police Department. 4) The Police Department follows Kelly's patrons leaving the bar and then pulling them over. 5) A Police Officer pulled aparked vehicle with lights shining in on two individuals, one person being Mr. Bisek. He indicated that the Police Department could have been friendlier when handling the situation, since he is a business owner. Mayor Wilharber noted that the liquor establishment owners and the Police Department were invited to express concerns. Page 1 of -5 1 Mr. Paul. Montain (Owner of Trio Inn) said was aware of the police driving too fast and t lose up to vehicles. This very thing happened to his 80 year old mother and it startled her. Overall everything`is okay except the communi catioa dialog. cothdimprove. Mr. Richard DeFoe (Owner of Waterworks Beach Club and Bar) said the repour he and the police depot Uncut have is good and he appreciates Thorongtrservice Officer Parks (Circle Pines/Lexington Police Department) addressed the Council and explained the battery ofteststhatare performed otrdrinkinganrrdriving= suspects: speech; visual smell mechanical function. One in three drivers on the road at 1:00 a.m. are intoxicated. Officer Parks explained that the drivermetionedbyMr. Bisektarlierwasp [died- overan±hisblood alcohol leueLregistered-at.09-. In addition, an officer will position themselves to be in an area where most violations will occur, such as at a busyintersectiort The tacticsused-at57700 -a. oranyother. are the same;use lights; keep-the people inside the car and and an officer doesn't assume anything. There is a wall in St Paul that lists Police Officers assumed anctdutuul usv specifcprocedmes:: The numberone r farnPojce Officer on the job is to go home alive! Officer Todd (Circle PinesfLexingtorrPol ice Department) commentedrthathhison:dutyduring the bar rush. Several people have been cited from all liquor establishments within the area.. Bob Makkla (Assistant ChieffartheCirclePinesfLexingtonPolice Department }expressed:appmciation or the opportunity for the bar owners to meet the Officers. The bar owners and the Police Department have a lot in common. If there -are concerns with a "dram lawsuit it eflfectsthe: bar owneir the Police Department and the City. The Police Department has an office at the Public Works Building and people have made the accusation- tharthe Police=Offrcers are "laying andwait" (entrapment) Mr. Bisek said he appreciates the information. Now when clients ask, he can explain the police policy. CouncihnemberNelson questionedifitis to "lay anttwait"(entrap). Chief Hecldnarr said itt is not against the law; however, the department strongly disagrees and does not condone this behavior. OfficerRorrNelsorr(Circle Pines /LexiugtorrPolice Departmentrnoted that tactics are used fora reason and if there are questions regarding them, the department is willing to explain why the Police Officers do what they do. Officer Jon Kruger (Circle Pines/Lexington Police Department) re- iterated that during one of the incidents that Mr. Biesek was referring to, a bartender stated that the Officer should leave the parking lot Mr. Bisek apologized forthe actions ofhis employee. Officer Heslin (Circle Pines/Lexington Police Department) briefly gave an overview of an incident that occurred on February 15, betweerr 2730 - - 3700 arrr OfficerHenslin parked nearRivard Electric and had planned to do paper work under the bright light. Officer Henslin said that the owner of Kelly's approached and requested Officerteave the parking tot in order tn par ul the City, and tliat he had been parked there too long. Mayor Witharber thanked everyone for coming andfeltthe discussion was good for the community. I is important that the Police Department is located in visible areas to keep crime to a minimum. Mr. Witharber thanked the business their community support. Page 2 of 5 r • III BOARD OFREVIEW - 6:00F.M_ Mayor Wilharber opened the board of review at 6:20 p.m. Todd introduced himself(ResidentitAppraiset)and BruecMunnektr (Co=mneitiatAppraiser). Ms. Pat Fish (1575 Pelter Lake Drive) approached the Council and commented that she disagrees with Mr. Smith's increase due to an addition a three season porch. Afterreceiving the -tax statement, her residence estimated market value went up $37,000. During a phone conversation with Mr. Smith, he explained the value increased because ofthe sate price - of lots on Centerville Road: When the value increased from $133,000 to $170,400 payable year 2000, she was disappointed . The home improvements funded from the "This Oki House's program. The purpose of the program is to improve the home, not for the homeowner's to experience a gross increase in value. Mr. Smith iespondedthat the - 3, 000 payable 2000, the is deferred 10 years. The increase value was due to several factors, but not solely because of the sale of lots ofCentervilIe Lace. Mr. GaiyGuy( l529PeltierLakeDrive )ruayexperietrce - a value increase of Thereis lot located north of his property that is valued less than his property. Mr. Smith noted that if the vacant lot was marketed, irmay be listed at $85;000: Councilmember Nelso • _ if the age of the structure had a bearing on the value. Mr. Smith explained that he do =, d • it make the market bat he follows it. The usetire erg of Real - Estate V.• • which both unimproved and improved land. Currently, on and u lake, a lot with 100' frontage is selling for $I05 - ;000: If resident questionsthe Anoka sessor'sestimate regarding value, and if Board of Review (City Council) chooses, a seven member group from the Commissioners office will investigate the property and deteruuue the - value. Mr. Smith suggested that hefuitlie' investigate property values that are in question and report back to the Council. Motion Councihnember Nelson, secorrdtedby CouncilmemberTravis to have Mr. South go back and the properties. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Smith a letter from Robert Mlinarchik (7221 Brian Drivel Irrshart; the property owner disputed the value increase. However, the homeowner made improvements to the home and did not registerthe improvements asked: In addition, the property owner has norresponded to tags left at the home. W. Bruce Mwmeku said that the commercial property vahxes _increased substantially The commercial property owners that he spoke to were understanding of the increase. Mr. Smith alluded to the year 2000 payables, see attached. CouncilmemberBrenner questiunectthe areas received over the past year: Acorn Creek f& II; Center IIiills I, II, & III and Pelter Lake Drive I & II, Lakeland Hills and Mound trial. The commercial tax rate has doubled and is twice the cost of residential. Motion byCouncilmember Brenner, seconded by Councilmember Travis to close the Board ofReview at 7:10 p.m. Motion carried unanimously. Page 3 of 5 1 Meeting reopened at 7:12 p.m. B. Public Works Building Mr. March noted he has been the Area Utilities property farCitypurchase. Fouritems the City needs to review prior to continuing: review title documentation to the property, Phase I of the environmental study, the lease agreement the antenna towerand the written Junction would be willing to enter into for lease or rent. Mr. March commented that Mr. Peterson (City Engineer] - said a of the property would have to.be put into their computer to check the statistics for the property in regards to using the parcel to house the future water tower. The City will have to order an appraisalofthe property. The City Attorney suggested investing in title insurance. Mr. March did not know if there is a need for additional property for the water tower. MayorWilharber asked the taxable value on the vacant land. Mr. March did what the value of the property was increased to. CouncilmemherBrenner commented the may enable the City to cowl otthe commercial area. Mayor Wilharber mentioned if the City purchased the property south of Lake Area Utilities thenwe should sell the Cedar type' ty. Councihnembers Nelson, Travis and with Mayor Wilharber in entertaining the purchase of Lake Area Utilities' property in conjunction with selling the Cedar Street property. CouncilmemherTravis preferred to the property line to encompass a larger parcel or entertain the purchase as a whole piece. Mr. March suggested getting an appraisal to justify or base the purchase price on. Motion by Councilmember Brenner, seconded by Councilhember Nelson to direct staff to get an appraisal on the land. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councihnember Bremner, sewuded byCouucihuemberTravis to request the necessary preliminary research needed to assist in finding a water tower site, not to exceed $1,500.00. Motion carried unanimously. Nh. Patzersuggested the council conside, exploring the property behind CityHalt. The regards to-the cost of the land in question, site and soil corrections may be less expensive than purchasing Mr. Lessard's property. Motion by Councilmember Nelson, seconded byCounciimemherBrenner to disapprove the request get before the Council. Nelson, Brenner, Wilharber, aye - Travis nay. Motion carried. The Council discussed the purchase orlease of the-additional space within the Area Utilities building. Mr. Palzer noted that the building will need to be sprinkler. Mayor Wilharber commented that staff will research the appraisal and the results attire next council meeting. Page 4 of 5 B. Open Meeting Law The Council - discussed what is acceptable and questionable in regards to using e-mail Council members on issues prior to council meetings. If a Councilme,nberreceives a twuplaint from aiesident tltenthat information canbe e- mailed•to -tbe whole council. Whereas, if a Councilmember requests information from staff that same information will be distributed to the whole council. Councilmemberlclelson cautioned - tire City thataccordirrg to 43A:17, Sub. 10 and Suh. 2 states that a City is restricted to not paying a Councilmember for non - attendance of a council rrreeting for vacation or sick purposes. C. Conflict of Interest Tire Council discussed conflict of hetetest - and how it shouki be handled when ara Council meeting. The Council desire is to be ethical and upright in all ways possible. D. Main Street House Councilmeu,bee Brenner explained the at 169tMairr Streetwas for sale and - she wanted to bring it to the Council's attention that this may be an option for the Community Youth Center. E. Aleaaudi a House Mayor Wilharbernoted that the is non-intently registered for Centerville to receive preferential service when in need at the Alexandra House. Furthermore, if the City is interested in p, uvidiug this set vice to their citicen, a minimal fee be Ms. Gaustad commented drat the City has donated funds via Community Development Block Grants for several years. The Council's consensus begin the p1 oeess to provide this - service to residents. F. Ray Vandeveer Mayo'. Wilharbernoted that Mr. Vandeveer peupused - abill lowering school speed 25 the bill was voted down. However, he is planning on approaching the Centennial School district to propose thatthe schools in the disbieciawerthere speed limit tu 25 mph. IV ADJOURNMENT Motion by Councilmember Travis, seconded to adjourn the April 8; 1999 Special Council meeting. Meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk • Page 5-of-5 NOT APPROVED CITY OF CENTERVILLE WORKSHOP AND - CITY COUNCIL MEETING WEDNESDAY, APRIL14;.1999 Pursuant to due calf notice thereof, the of the - City of Centel vale held its regularly scheduled Council meeting on April 14, 1999 at City Hall, 1880 Main Street. PRESENT: Mayor Tom Council Members: Mari Nelson Theresa Dick Travis Terry Commission Members: Linda Broussard Vickers Brain Hanson ABSENT: Council Members: None Commission Members: Chair Kathy Welk Al LaMotte John Buckbee STAFF/ CONSULTANTS: Jim March, Administrator Ry-Chel Gaustad; Clerk Paul Palzer, Public Works Director/Building Inspector Dearrlohnson, Resource Strategies CALL THE TO - ORDER Mayor Wilharber called the workshop meeting to order at 5:00 p.m.. Mr. Dean Johnson (Resource Strategies) was piesent to discuss-the updated Ordinance #4 rewrite. Ms. Broussard Vickers questioned how the City will apply the rewrite information to the current ordinance or districts. Mr. Johmsua explained that the City will adopt an Ordinance #4 which will include a zoning map that will reflect the new district changes. Ms. Broussard Vickers questioned holdingpublic hearings and changing currently zoned property. Mr. Johnson the city will adopt the zoning code and the properties will change to be in compliance, Ms. Broussard questioned why the city would take and resit iota currently zoned - property. Mr. Johnson explained that the material presented was for consideration and will ultimately depend on what the city wants to have at the end of The group touched upon 4.02 Scope and Interpretation. Item F. Page 14, Other Ordinances, discussed home -based business. 1 Mayor Wilharbe, questioned 4.03 Lot section - 2, item a as it pertains to lot sp1(ts, minimal size requirements and sewer service. Ms. Broussard Vickers noted that since the City has a sewerordinanoethat perhaps-areas in Ordinance #4 that,efe, to sewer catrbe indicated thatthe sewer or septic must comply with that specific ordinance. Mr. March suggested filing ahead to add,ess other issues such as mits and special use permits. Mayor Wilharber stopped the meeting and suggested adjournment due to time restraints In future, the - Council elected to schedule ameeting to add,ess - just Ordinance #4. Motion by Councihnember Bie,nrer, set ,unded by to workshop 5:55 p.m. CALL TO ORDER - COUNCIL MEETING Mayor Wilharber called the April 14, 1999 Council meeting to order at 6:10 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING (S) APPEARANCE ; ■n. , ble . Y i • 1 1 •__ •1Wliv, :' v iii • ' ne X - .tu. el' Present Awards to Cent erville Elementary School Patrols Margaret Langfeld (Anoka County - Commissioner); the Mayor Tom Wilharber- and Council recognized the Centerville Elementary School Patrol Program for their extraordinary performance and achievement in receiving aperfectscoreon a recent traffic test given by the Minnesota Safety Council. The Council presented awards to the following patrol officers: Tom Bowens, Trisha Bowens, Katelyrr, Braeger, Cassie Bronson, Amy Cartier Jennifer Clearence, Ryan Edelman, Jamie Heffern, Tara Hillman, Wayne King, Magan McKay, Kristina Peltier, David Piersiak, Emily Schwelger, Jacob Skele and Lea Thompson, along the - Safety Patrol Coordinators Udo and Cindy Wegmann. CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES March 23. 1999 Council Workshop Meeting_Minutes Mo 'on b .0 ilm- .er Br- ,er - • . K± b .inc w. • - Tr,vis o .ire.. • - ch 23 1999 ork hoe -e iv • u - . M. io • tied n. 'm.0 1 -- March 24. 1999 Council Meeting - Minutes Motion by Councilmember Nelson, seconded by Councilmember Brenner to approve the March 24, 1999 Council meeting minutes with a correction.: Motion tamed unanimously. 2 PAYMENT OF CLAIMS The City of Centerville March 24 - Aprit 14 Moon •u• ' - Bret_ er - • •id - •s' C•• ' • juber -t •nt• . u.u. • - ••l e.. of claims for March 24 through April 14 1999 Mot carr unanimously 20tlrAvenue Estimate #6 (DaveNybe�, Mr. March stated that during a phone conversation with Mr. Dave Nyberg, he suggested Council table - this item until the meetthe contractual agreementand pay subcontractors. Moreover, the contractor did not attend a meeting scheduled between them and the city. Mo`•rr.• o.•s'- e •-r - Y• _ u. •-. cc 11 a - be Br -• -r • • - un. thnucui •c• _ r. or . - .- '. • -n • - •.-r r. ' .dd • a .1 a -n• en • ..1- - .. a en td - Y q. Slit .ct.r • - ..4.. 'A •u •!!! du .•i a4• SET AGENDA Royal Meadow Parknanresaddett to - the consent agenda M otion Mattonlv Councilmemher Brenner. seconded by Councilmember Travis to approve the set agenda with the noted changes. Motion carried uranimously. PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS Petition forsign on Twirr Lakes 72 IJmlyAvenue and 721rd Street Mayor Wilharber noted that the City received a letter from the Nash family (7234 Unity Avenue) requesting that the entire neighborl ood speed limit - be reduced to 10 -15 mph or a "Stow Children at Play" sign be installed. CSO Officer Miler suggested that a neighborhood crime watch group be started in the stated area. Also, a tettercan be forwarded to the Nash family explaining the concept of block captains. This action will provide the neighbors an opportunity to meet and decide what carr be done about the traffrcconcerns and any otherproblems. Ms. Lori Dorn (1836 Revoir Street) said that a "Child at Play" sign placed off 73rd Street may help drivers slowdown when approaching area and vehicles seem to drive fast that neighborhood. Motion by Mayor Wilharber. seconded by CouncilmemherNe1son to recommend forwarding the h , '1 le - • e •.lic- I - . . -•.- t t ••.' e Pe.a - o *se •..1 the area stated and to suggest a neighborhood watch group be set u• o i•n . - unanimously 3 B Eag . aki a le Sk hrb - Petition - to - instath - ra a Mr. Dean Havel was present to address the Council's questions regarding the installation of a floating water ski on Centerville A map ofthe waterski jump locatiorrwas distributed to the Council. The Council discussed the request and concluded that since there have not been in the past, to takrethu£ollowimgaction: Motion by Councilmember Travis- seconded by Councilmember Sweeney to approve the Bald Eagle Ski Ramo location Motion carried nrra nimonsly Mr Ken Jensen - Building Permit Refund (1669 Lakeland Circle) Mr,: March explained the City received arequestf onrMr. Ken (1669 - Lakeland Circle) to assess his property the cost for a building permit. Mr, March warned the Council that approval may set a precedence for others. Motion byCouncihnember Brenner, seconded byCounciimemberNelson to deny request-by Mr.. en -n a . . 1 . a hi b il.'_• . - . ' f- - on • his ,. - s , 4 - r - .r 000 . i. . "e. unanimously. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Computer Bid Consider Ms. Gaustad explained that theCityreteived threequotations from Amacomp; Info and MNETA to supply City Hall with its computer needs. Councilmember Sweeney and Ms. Gaustad explained the quotations and the difference - in eachproposal Ms: Gaustad noted that specifications were not requested, but each company was requested to submit what they thought would needed City Hall. Afterdiscussing the the Council agi yeti ta r equcst each company complete a specification form that is a city created form and that addresses the computer need - of the City. Motion bycouncilmember Travis: seconded CounciimemherBrenner to table the Computer Bids until rec further information Motion carried unanimously CSAH 141 Main Street Discussion - Margaret - and Anoka County Anoka County Commissioner Margaret Langfeld and Anoka County Engineer Jon Olson were present to explain the County'rplanshrregards to- directing traffic and widing Main Street Mr. Olson explained the possibilities of traffic routes to maximize traffic circulation. Main Street would be redirected from Main Street at the Church curve to continue forward. Near LaMotte Park the road would bend west and hook up to 35E, The Council explored limiting Main Street at the 35 W exit and attempting to directtraffic nordrto 35E. Mr. Olson explainedthe current barriers are money and the wetlands that surround Main Street from 35W into Centerville proper. Mr. Olson explained the Anoka County2015plan, (available at - City Hall). Councilmember Nelson distributed a handout which explained the realignment of County Road 14 options, 35E 4 • and 35W, *A letter from Jon Olson, CountyEngineer * Environmental Quality Board Issues * 1978 Traffic Counts * 1998 Traffic Counts * Possible realignment of County Road .14 Please see attached. The Council discussed the above - noted information thanked CommissionerLangfeld Mr. Olson for attending the meeting to inform the Council of Anoka County's intentions. In short; the County didnetforesee the widing email! - Street and suggested Council they would like to place Main Street to ensure the appropriate measures are taken to secure the land. Council Tahle Monitor Cost Ms. Gaustad updated the Council explainingthat Staff was requested to investigate the cost associated with the purchase of council table monitors. The costto install monitors will depeind on the Council's desire to either have them flush or mount them on the surface of the table. Ms. Gaustad recognized - the limited tablearea and suggested Council consider monitors. The city owns a camera with the zoom in capabilities which can be used as an overhead camera for maps otherclose up shots. The close up shots will assistthe television to better understand what items are discussed. The Council suggested a new arrangement of the Council room while stafffarther explores option of an overhead camera and zooming capabilities. Lake Area Utility Update Mr. March gave an update or the Area Utility building as by the ata Special meeting. First, Ms. Joyce Greene stated during a conversation that she is willing to cost - share in the floodway reduction TlwLake Area Utilityproperty carrbe appraised within the next couple weeks from the same firm that appraised LaMotte park property. The cost is not expected to excee&$800. Borreesh oo hasthe analyze the LakeArea Utility Property and Cedar Street Park as potential water tower locations. They have been in contact with H.R. Green to retrieve files that will in the - completion ofthe project. Mr. Hoeft distributed a draft purchase agreement for the Lake Area Utility property. The purchase price is included, but the draft is intended - as a working copy. MayorWilharbergave an update to the television audience that the Council is considering the purchase of Lake Area Utility's property and building for the Public Works building, Building Officials; and Police Department facility and land for a water tower. otion . . _ ilm- be S c -n- s- . . -d b tun i cm. -r Br- er .-. -th. ' - ..a to work with Lake State Reality to attain an appraisal of the properly not to exceed $800,00. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilmember Travis seconded - by CouncihnemherNelson to authorize H.R Green 5 t. o .e . «. k .n he floe 'raw ksu- . •. 41 • 1 u e i 40 Si Police Report Officer reported that the Police Separtmentmonitared 721/2 Street, and yAvenue for two and half hour intervals and there has not been a problem with vehicle speed. OfficerJenserrruenlioned thatthe sclruol zone lights slowed however, wherrthe - lights go off the traffic speed increases. NEW BUSINESS Turtleman Triathlon Mr. March gave a brief overview of the Turtleman Triathlon and that a section of the triathlon includes the Centerville jurisdiction. OfficerIenseasaidni past. years the Triathlon -has notbeen a problem. Motion by Councilmember Nelson. secondeddbyCaunciimemberBrennerto approve the Turtleman Triathlon event Motion carried unanimously Consider Reallocation of Assessments Ms. Gaustad reported the City received a request to consider to reallocate an assessment amount from R& R Leasing to Terminal - Transport. She - further explained that the City assessed the properties along 20th Avenue for sewer and water improvements. At that time, the Council elected to allocate the cost to benefited properties to square footage. One of Mr. Rehbein's 38 acre parcels was no exception, and thus assessed accordingly ($152,498.77). Mr. Coatney (owner - of Terminal Transpurt) was in the process purchasing the property and signed a purchase agreement when the assessment was placed on the property. In their signed agreement, Mr Rehbein and Mr. Coatrrey agreettthatTerminatTransport, Inc: would be responsible for paying their assessment respective to the square footage purchased. The two men agreed that Mr: Coatney's assessment is $30 ;548.12, and this arrrount would be assessed to his property until the term date of year 2008. Mr. Rehbein also entered into a similar agreement with Royal Oakes Reality containing corresponding stipulations regarding assessments. However, this practice is not usually exercised by Cities. Under the stated circumstances, Mr. Rehbein requests that Cityaulhorize Staff to reallocate the assessment as noted. Moreover, Ms. Gaustad did not recommend authorizing the acceptance of Royal Oaks agreement with Mr. Rehbein. However, Ms Gaustad did comment that Staffinvolvementwould be limited and did not foresee a problem accepting Terminal Transports purchase agreement, thus assessing the property. Mr, Haeft stated - that there a problem with the Council and accepting one agreement and not the other. Councilmember Brenner suggested Staff draft a resolution in regards to the issues. A otiorr . _ oun mem, -r : r- nn- seco sus • or m s.i.ni . er Swe- e . • . .a. • • th- 30 548.12 .ecial ses men to .e . e sed o e al Tran ..rts Inc. .ro.ert . -s 6 beginning ne ar 2000 and to expire year 200& And that the outstanding assessment is paid in fu Motion carried unanimously_ Partial Release of easement - Lloyd Drillin Mr. March explained that the Citywill need to sigrroff on release of easement which will exempt the Lloyd Drilling property to remove an easement from the whole property that was a mistake made bythe property owner: Apparently, - an easement was recorded overthe entire l when actually an easement is only needed around the lot lines and covering the ditch on the north side ofthe property. The City the excess norneeded fordrainnge and /or utility purposes. The document was faxed to the City Attorney for his review. Mr. Peterson (City Engineer) and Mr. Hoeft (City Attorney) supported the release - of easement and noted it was more of a housekeeping issue. Motion by Councilmember Sweeney, seconded by Brenner to approve the partial release of easement for the Lloyd Drillings property. Motion carried unanimously. Rezone request for properly east of Glen Rehbein) Ms. Gaustad reported that the property owner submitted a request to table this issue for two - four weeks because of new business - hopeful. Mr. "Rehbeirrsigued a 60 -day land use waiverform. Mr. Hoeft suggested the Council to table the issue until a designated date and readdress the issue at a later date. Motion by Councilmember Sweeney seconded Brenner to table thrrezone request until the Wednesday. Mav 12 Council meeting. Motion carried unanimously, Re request for prone at 1764 MairrSt tRuzeriKolsted) Ms. Gaustad explained the applicant submitted a request to rezone the above - mentioned property. The day of the scheduled public the Plamzing Commission meeting - the applicant rescinded the request. The 60 -day land use law states that if a community does not take action on the request within 60 -days the property automatically is rezoned - to the requested znneing district, Therefore, Ms. Gaustad suggested, as a formality that the Council deny the rezone request. Motion by Council member Nelson seoandeztby CaunciimemberSweenev to denythe rezone request for 1764 Main Street Motion carried unanimousl Newsletter Ms. Gaustad addressed the preliminary newsletter and noted that the due date for articles will be April 19, 1999. Furthermore, a final copy of the newsletter will be distributed for Council's approval prior to publication. CONSENT AGENDA To approve the Park and Recreation Committee's recommendatio►rto the Council, 7 L - - to name the unnamed park properties hr the Eagle Pass and Acorn Creek subdivision to Eagle Park and Acorn Creek Park, respectively. And to name Royal Oaks subdivision park to Royal Park. Motion • oun ' em. - w-ena e . _. -d • - .unci n - tuber T avis • a• •r• e he • -nt agenda Motion carried unanimously. COMMITTEE REPORTS Mayor Willunber noted that he did not attend the April 8, 1999 Police meeting due to a workshop with the Council. Councilmeu.bei Travis reported thatthe Cep Distiik,t group is in the process -of being developed, which includes Council members from the surrounding communities. Mr. Travis mentioned thavhewill keep the Council en east of the groups-progress. ADMINISTRATORS REPORT Mr. March drafted a "Notice and Order to RepairSubstandard Building" form to blight within the community. The Council did not foresee a reason to see the letters prior to execution. Mr. 1Mlarcirdistributed a letterto Mr. Ronine of Bonfire Excavating. The letterwas issued, in hopes that the contractor pays the subcontractors. ADJOURNMENT Motion • oun "i mem, - ' - - r o • - • n • • - • er Nel • to . d • • o - _ oun meeting Motion carried unanimously. The April 14, 1999 council meeting at9 OS p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk 8 LLPR 2 0 N99 APRIL 16, 1999 TO: CITY COUNCIL CITY OF CIRCLE PINES CITY COUNCIL CITY OF CENTERVILLE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF LINO LAKES FROM: MILO BENNETT SUBJECT: RATIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES AND APPROVAL FOR PAYMENT OF APRIL EXPENSES. YOUR APPROVAL OF APRIL EXPENSES AS LISTED ON THE ATTACHED COPY OF THE CHECK REGISTER, CHECKS 10049 - 10066, IN THE AMOUNT OF $30,477.40, IS HEREBY REQUESTED. MB/NW CC: 7 CIRCLE PINES CITY COUNCIL 7 CENTERVILLE CITY COUNCIL 7 LINO LAKES CITY COUNCIL 2 FILE 04/16/1999 @02:55PM CENTENNIAL FIRE DISTRICT PAGE 1 BANK CHECK REGISTER Checking account 04/16/99 TO 04/16/99 CHECK NO DATE TYPE PAID TO / DESCRIPTION CHECK AMOUNT 49 04/16/99 AP - -D US WEST COMMUNICATIONS 300.45 651 784 -7472 352 10050 04/16/99 AP - -D CONNEXUS ENERGY 109.89 395649-210057 10051 04/16/99 AP -D US WEST COMMUNICATIONS 82.04 612 E08 -0791 033 10052 04/16/99 AP --D LIS WEST COMMUNICATIONS 64.93 612 E08 -6367 268 10053 04/16/99 RP -D US WEST COMMUNICATIONS 65.00 612 E08- 0790 032 10054 04/16/99 AP -D NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY 450.55 1589- 648 - 494 -098 10055 04/16/99 RP -D MILO BENNETT 1,612.53 EXPENSES 10056 04/16/99 RP -D FRATTRLLONE'S HARDWARE STORES 19.11 811571 - - 57 04/16/99 RP -D C.P. OFFICE PRODUCTS 12.19 3402 10058 04/16/99 AP -D OXYGEN SERVICE COMPANY, INC. 82.00 03 -31-99 10059 04/16/99 AP -D CY'S UNIFORMS 315.46 03 -31 -99 10060 04/16/99 AP -D MINNEGASCO 359.50 583- 001 - 881 -700 10061 04/16/99 AP -D PAGING NETWORK OF MINNESOTA 52.17 064- A292138 10062 04/16/99 AP -D EMERGENCY APPARATUS MAINT. 3,093.51 REPAIR AND MAINT 10063 04/16/99 AP -D ALBANY FORD 22, 960.00 1999 FORD EXPLORER 10064 04/16/99 AP -D JANET HRAPOJA 100.00 STEERING COMMITTEE MTG 10065 04/16/99 AP -D LEAGUE OF MN CITIES INS TRUST 712.00 #72216 04/16/1999 @02 :55PM CENTENNIAL FIRE DISTRICT PAGE 2 BANK CHECK REGISTER Checking account 04/16/99 TO 04/16/99 CHECK NO DATE TYPE PAID TO / DESCRIPTION CHECK AMOUNT 66 04/16/99 AP -D HEALTHPARTNERS 86.07 CLIFF BROWN- WORKMANS COMP TOTAL MANUAL CHECKS (M): 0.00 TOTAL COMPUTER CHECKS (C): 0.00 TOTAL DIRECT DISBURSEMENTS (D): 30,477.40 TOTAL CHECKS: 30,477.40 April 21, 1999 12:53 AM To: The Circle Lex Police Department From: Clara Lucking - 7193 West Robin Lane, Centerville Re: Officer Kindness In the past week I have had utmost admiration for the Circle Lex Police Department for their thoughtfulness. Last week my daughter was so overjoyed when a police officer gave her a D.A.R.E. stuffed animal. My daughter is in the 5th grade at Centerville Elementary. She has Epilepsy, ADHD and is Moderately Mentally Handicapped. My daughter's last day of school was yesterday as she will be undergoing brain surgery for her seizures on Thursday of this week. This stuffed animal, with its D.A.R.E. T -shirt has been my daughters sleeping companion ever since. The other reason I am awake shortly after midnight is that I received a knock at my door around midnight from one of your thoughtful police officers. I did not call the department nor did anyone in my neighborhood but, as he was driving by he noticed my truck door was open in my driveway and was concerned that someone might have been tampering with it. I looked over the inside of the truck to find that the seatbelt had become lodged in the door, causing the door not to close. I am grateful that he noticed this, for the next morning I have to drive my daughter to the hospital. She will be admitted for her pre - surgery test. If the kind officer did not stop I would have been late for that very important appointment. e in u J ara Luckin Centerville Resident 7193 West Robin Lane MEMO DATE : April 23, I999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Royal Oak Industrial Park ************************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Mr. Keith Ebensteiner is scheduled to be in attendance at the Council meeting. Mr. Mike Black was at the April Planning and Zoning Meeting when the preliminary plat for this proposed subdivision was discussed. There were no residents in attendance to comment on this proposal. There was not adequate time to publish the public hearing twice prior to the April Planning Commission meeting. The public hearing was scheduled to be held at the Council level. I spoke to Mike Black in regards to this proposal. The proposed subdivision consists of nine lots on approximately 14.9 acres. The proposed nine lots exceed the Ordinance minimum area requirement of one acre per lot. Ordinance requires a minimum width of 200 feet per lot. Mr. Black indicated that the three lots on the north side of the proposed subdivision would access a future street. Mr. Black indicated that Royal Oaks was comfortable with a restriction of no building permits for lots 1,2 and 3 until the roadway was constructed. Mr. Black also indicated that Mr. Ebensteiner would be bringing a revised preliminary plat to the Council meeting. The revision is going to move the cul -de -sac from 20th Avenue further south to enlarge the six lots to the north. I informed Mr. Black that the Council likes to have complete information in the Council packets. If Council is not comfortable approving a preliminary plat at the meeting, I would recommend that this item be tabled. REH8EIN INC PROPOSED RICHT -OF -WAY N CORNER OF $WI 4 P10 24- 31 -22 -32 -000 1 SWI /a OF SECTION s I S E C 74, 71 11, R. 22 _ ROYAL I ND PARK I 589 °28'52 "W fr.37 ' � ~- o -1 a- _ ___ _ ____ ~� PRELIMINARY PLAT 50 t5o ' \� - - -- r'- zlG.o' -- 1 r zo6s' 241.8' CARPTENER A TO 1 1 I ` S00'4I'52 "W p, E��y�L� 1/'V.. OAKS 6885 20TH AVE 1 Y' -- 64.6' FOR; 1"IV �r{np 11 INC 23- 31- 22k44_0003' 7 - - �j�e 509°26'11 "E 4186 ON AVENUE 1 53.3' SEW, MN 55126 GO 1 Telephone: Telephone: (651) 483-5518 =I r� z 3 to VICINITY MAP � � 67,964 sq.ft. ry 62.587 sq.fL ro N 61 s q. ft . ry 1 ' L =93.56 1.56 acres ° I 1 64 acres o 1.42 acres 3= 1 R= 2881.9] to 1 �^ 51'36" 25 s /( Tan =46.78 I 6869 20TH AVE I PIO 23- 31- 22 -44 -0 O 1 0 ' g I V 1=68.40 I °� \ I R= 1341,92 1 ta233'46' Aaucr r z D an =44.2.1 I o�R4 1. 1 589.28'52 "W NORTH 11 U I \IF 589'28'52 "W J L_ 58928'52 'W J t_ J E ®u =mar to 209.7' - 1 r 2.1 o.0 i 2 07.1' i 60 m N .e? I I 1 11 I l CO •r ' ; L= 21324 b to Q I I Y' R =2 C I N Q NOTES: / t- 593'2" � I I/ ion = 106.70 g 4, Y/ 5 I PRaPasED PLAT ZONING Fr rnNr. 50 feet = i co MDUS>1LAL t 4 0 ° 56,688 sp.ft' - REHREIN INC o to Il 60.385 sqs. o ry 1.30 acres 1 6 N P10 24-31-22-33-0001 ADxCENT PROPER7Y 2WM0 Mike II I 73,188 9q.fl. INDUSIPoAL TOTAL AREA - I60 AC 1 ,68 acree ROW AREA = 1.86 AC LARGESS LOT SIZE =2.27 AC R =60.00 (1,/ SMALLEST LOT SZE = 1,30 AC AKRAGE LOT 47E _ !.6< AC R= 10271'22 REAL MANFACTURING ; Ton=74.79 ,0o / CA 6867 201H AVE 1 / f /4;9 to 0� PIO 23- 31 -22 -44 -0004 ` _- o // l L“9.72 n.INAGE AND *frn wN IL_ L 200.0' .J L4 / / 13=60.00 DMUVUUC tY'✓ V1JU1a I __- __- _� -__e //F" /. t n=26.3 38" BAN SARE 1W / ' Tan =26.39 58978'52'W _ J e LEGAL W. LINE SWI /4 SWI /4 *e Q � � $89 _ _ _ -K Q STREET 141,R.1�'f1 -� 1JtwT,iluy L 101 \' SEC. 24, 7 31, Al 22 *LS . fir A 343.0' A r 2 38 . 1' , ' !� - - 1 r -- - / t _ _ _ - - _- _ _ / 1 5 . ,, + -5.00 The Southwest Wo-ten d the Southwest puartr of Section �'''''r�� / l L 10.0 10.00 24, Towne* 31, Range 23, Anoka County. Minnesota llfn9 2 4 5 .8' ` ` / , L =85.35 1 1 weeny m tine East 655-00 rM thereof arid noes naNaY of L h �� R =60.00 See Saute 342.75 pat threat Subject to raceways aq . 7V3 ✓ ' l i t = 1000-1 1 I I - IO.°O memento of record. R =60.00 Tan =51 .70 _ ._ 1 J L J L - _ - t =68°29'53" Tan =40.65 REAR I ILO w Q 60 REHBEIN INC ° ° 3 06 CERTIFICATION 04 AVE I 6805 PID 23 �31 -2 44 -0005 O o "� 10 .n 9 2.27 8 acres • n GRAPHIC SCALE I ti E 'i 90,932 spit. '° o I I o ° 2,09 acres N ■ near rattl Pal us wo-..r.aec.tI . ° repel VI C1 Ind IMI I am a MY anyNa.bM b En ' p'n r .{ w Is) 1w1 of g+ 51at• Two. /." 1 ° VFYT gem. rgpcng • Cott Ue Ns ]5537 s. DR401 BY: SEr .roa N¢305 -W7 DATE: 4/27/99 �� METRO 307.1' J L 306 J - CHECK 8Y, SEF DWG N0:5WOIPPI SHEET: 7 of I _ L 1 4/27/99 Loma a Mart terl- d•-eoe SET r-, a ': S89 °10'44 "W 661.54 ` I ' y`° "`ieN.bt,a'' �ia7 TERMINAL TRANSPORT _ >•_� meL pa.: 865) ,..6- 1I2 I IN TERM 20TH AVENUE NQ DATE DESCRIPTION BY 1 I PO 24- 31 -22 -33 -0001 a.v sense, en • 'tNI rnv 'v.., • -•e- .... - - .,a.. -� -- 1 T YSt W 2880' Main Street • Centenee, .`M 55038 • �� • . W�� �ter7nCCe Established 1857 CITY OF CENTER4ILLE (622)429 -3232 • int(612)429 -8629 APPLICATION FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT or) DATE PAID FEE _ ZOID STREET LOCATION OF ,PROPERTY: C°v 1+ ' ( n . Sy LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: 1 7 e (a-KW SIZE OF PARCEL (S) I `G fr PC--e—e/4 PROPERTY OWNER FOILVL 7 ern •.- PHONE # 7e 3'55 FEE OWNER: l• cngt -S AreAkirl ✓�? 5 l b ADDRESS; I i - [ea. a - • • 4P APPLICANT'S INTEREST IN PROPERTY k FEE. OWNER CONTRACT PURCHASER I LEASE HOLDER OPTION TO PURCHASE DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST: 51_7 (bold t t;» J 1 t+ 1 \t ts +J r' G — tL AIWA • 1..t ad t e I !- gi i I • -AU - // ..r . Gtfl��ltit�tl r'� gaICA� REASON�•OR REQUEST: �af� 1 Lit-t LaA tto 0EU s V t E f gee. fit 6,k b ns any additional costs ? Signature of aie- j1' i c urved for engineering, 176 i - - / • 1 legal fees, publication or tgnature of ro erty owner other requirements. 5 � Date • V.CIY1 .u+ — ._ .. - a.. rIttlitervide s ? IS80AfainStreet • Centerville, kfN 55038 s d 257 (612) 4293232 • iax (612) 429.8629 CITY OF CENTER APPLICATION FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT of DATE PAID FEE Zcv f STREET LOCATION OF,PROPERTY: L ' iel (j • Sy LEGAL DESCRIPTION t° RO R SIZE OF PARCEL (S) t • o t P Z7 (� PROPERTY OWNER: IM— ' ` _ PHONE # l ie 3 -9Y/ P FEE OWNER: fi . CAS 1 ✓h/y 5 l O f� ADDRESS: I • - r4. At 0-" • APPLICANT'S INTEREST IN PROPERTY FEE OWNER CONTRACT PURCHASER LEASE HOLDER OPTION TO PURCHASE DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST. 0 X01 l e +0 ( tit 1 ■ "0 ; # 4 I 0A t�4 • 714 . Olt 0-1 MD AA (.t� fir _ ' u . REASOlgOR REQUEST: 56ii t WS 'S. s(s any additional costs Signature of at • is • / t curred for engineering, • 1 legal fees, Publication or ignature of ro erty owner other requirements. Date , e tervitte 1880 Main Street • Centerville, 9t -f91( 55038 Established 1857 (651) 429 4232 • Fax (65 1) 429 4629 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE PRELIMINARY PLAT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Council of the City of Centerville will consider a preliminary plat request submitted by Royal Oaks Realty. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 6:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter. The purpose of the meeting is to hear all parties present regarding the possibilities of approving the preliminary plat for the area legally described as: The Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 24, Township 31, Range 22, Anoka Couty, Minnesota lying westerly of the East 655.00 feet thereof and lying northerly of the South 342.75 feet thereof Subject to roadways and easements of record City Hall is ADA accessible. Requests for hearing assistance devices or a sign language interpreter must be received before April 23, 1999, Such a request may be made by telephone (651- 429 -3232) or by facsimile (651- 429 - 8629). All interested persons are invited to attend and to be heard. You may call City Hall at 429 -3232 if you have any questions or need additional information, April 7, 1999 /s/Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk abcdefghijklmnopgrstuvwxyz Published in the Quad Community Press April 14, & 21, 1999 _ J(- -� � �� - z �N,�1`� F Sy , s i� � ii ,'_ 2FI�i _� I�VF ' 'u'1 C. �1 1' ' .. I r 9 ` { 1. \ - °� VI J , I � �;, -5• i ., T I j {I I � i • �� 1 \ ' i ��� 9l ' .P-ro osed Area ,- • 'r \I Hirlikild\L—JIITICTici' ' 1 Ii . I I _ _._ _ __ MEMO DATE : April 23, 1999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Rezone to a PUD/Preliminary Plat Consideration - Deer Pass ************************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Mr. Gerald Rehbein will be in attendance requesting preliminary plat approval for a proposed fifteen lot subdivision to be known as Deer Pass, The developer is proposing that this subdivision be considered a planned unit development. There were some residents in the audience at the public hearing for this development. There comments are recorded in the Planning and Zoning minutes. The chair of the Planning and Zoning Committee closed the public hearings on this item, but then later announced that the public hearing would be continued at the Council meeting. Mr. Tom Peterson has met with some of the neighbors to discuss some drainage concerns since the Planning and Zoning Committee meeting. Mr. Peterson may have some additional comments on this development at the Council meeting. Mr. Rehbein was originally proposing townhomes on this property. There was much opposition to the original proposal. The Planning and Zoning Committee suggested that the subdivision be arranged as a planned unit development to protect the natural features of the property including the DNR protected wetland. The Park and Recreation Committee suggested that a trail be installed to the north boundary of this plat. Mr. Peterson is also examining installing utilities to the north boundary of this plat to allow for development of the twenty acre parcel adjacent to this proposed plat. a.r C termite V fete 1880 91Mfain Street • Centerviffe, MN 55038 - E 1857 (651) 429 -3232 • fax (651) 429 -8629 CITY OF CENTERVILLE COUNTY OF ANOKA STATE OF MINNESOTA REZONE PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held before the City Council of the City of Centerville at City Hall, 1880 Main Street. The said meeting will take place on Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 6:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter. The purpose of the hearing will be to hear all persons present regarding the possibility of rezoning the following property: E1/2 OF S1 /2 OF NE 1/4 OF SE1 /4 OF SEC 14, T32, 1122 ANOKA COUNTY, MN. Locally Known as: 7305 & 7353 20th Avenue, Centerville. The request is to rezone the above - mentioned property from 115 Executive Single Family Residential use to RUB - R2 Single Family Residential use. At the said time and place, the City will give all parties present an opportunity to express their views with respect to the proposed request to rezone the stated property. Written comments will be accepted at City Hall until Wednesday, April 28, 1999, at 4:00 p.m. City Hall is handicap accessible. Request for hearing assistance devices or a sign language interpreter must be received before April 23, 1999. Such a request may be made by telephone (651 429-3232) or by facsimile (651 429 - 8629). All interested persons are invited to attend and to be heard. You may call City Hall at 651 429 -3232 if you have any questions. April 6, 1999 /s/ Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Published in the Quad April 14, & 21, 1999 1111 17F.t.STIC'es ■ issnr imicnasacall NE Y 111 1 . � Y 73RD ST 11 S on co 0 N W q E S }4S • [tint • • • i a t 17 e n t erv l e 1880 Main Street • CentervilCe, 55038 Esta6�i5hed1857 CITY OF CENTERVILLE (612)429 -3232 • Fax(612) 429-8629 APPLICATION FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT DATE PAID 819 jp9 FEE ZDO csc� STREET LOCATION OF,PROPERTY: E 1 / 2 o f S 1 / 2 � f NE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: E1 /2 of S1 /2 of NE1 /4 of SE1 /4 of Sec. 14,T32, R22 Anoka Co., MN SIZE OFPARCEL(S) 10.03 Acres PROPERTY OWNER: R & R Leasing, Inc. PHONE # 651 -426 -1345 FEE OWNER: R & R Leasing, Inc. ADDRESS: P.O. Box 324, Hugo MN 55038 APPLICANT'S INTEREST IN PROPERTY: x FEE OWNER CONTRACT PURCHASER LEASE HOLDER OPTION TO PURCHASE DESCRIPTIONOFREQUEST: PUD & Preliminary) Plat approval. REASON FOR REQUEST: Proposed single family residential development * Plus any additional costs Signraca incurred for engineering, � legal fees, publication or 'signature of property owner other requirements. Date CITY OF CENTER PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS (PUD) (Ordinance #4) CHECK LIST APPLICANT NAME: R & R Leasing Inc. PROPOSED USE: Single Fami y Residential DEVELOPMENT SITE: E1 /2 of S1 /2 of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec 14, T32. R22 PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: 14 - 3t - ZZ -'-{4 - 0005 DATE: March Z0, 1929 I'4 Si - Z2 - 4 - 14 - Dt�C�o 1. General Requirements A. Consistent with Comprehensive Plan X Yes No B. Appears to harmonize both existing and proposed developments in the areas surrounding site X Yes No C. The tract of land is under unified control at the time of application and is scheduled to be developed as one unite X Yes No D. The development plan includes provisions for the preservation of natural amenities X Yes No E. Developer has been advised that permission to develop specific parcels of land under provisions which follow shall be binding on all construction and that any changes in the development plan after approval by the City Council shall be resubmitted for consideration X Yes No F. Developer has been advised that subdivision review under the subdivision ordinance shall be carried out simultaneous with the review of PUD under this section of the Zoning Ordinance X Yes No 2. Permitted Uses (check appropriated used requested) X Single Family Two Family Town/row houses Education facilities Non residential use and intend to serve the residents of the PUD Other 3. Relationship to PUD Site To Adjacent Areas: A. PUD appears to be designed to minimize undesirable impact on adjacent properties X Yes No B. PUD appears to be signed to minimize undesirable impact of adjacent land use on the PUD ... X Yes No 4. Property Size is greater than 2 1/2 acres X Yes No 5. Maximum Dwelling Unit Density of Development Fifteen units (1.5 units /acre) 6. Criteria For Density Increases Up To 12% A. Are traffic patterns adversely affected? Yes No B. Are public utilities and facilities adequate? Yes No C. Percentage of density increase as determined by compliance to the following conditions: (1) Undeveloped common open space (Up to 5 %) (2) Improved common open space (Up to 5 %) (3) Distinctiveness and excellence in setting, design and landscaping (Up to 3 %) (4) Location is adjacent to existing or proposed arterial streets (Up to 3 %) Total amount of density increase allowed (not to exceed 12 %) 7. Setbacks are equivalent to spacing requirement buildings similarly developed under terms of this ordinance on separate parcels Yes K No 8. The PUD site abuts a primary arterial or neighborhood collector street X Yes No 9. The major intemal street or streets serving the PUD are connected to a primary arterial, or neighborhood collector street X Yes No 10. Utilities will be installed under ground X Yes _ No 11. Open Space A. Twenty (20) percent of the gross land area for private or public open air recreational use are a part of the plan Yes No B. The open space is protected by X Covenants running with the land Covenants as dictated by P &Z C. Do the open space areas include land devoted to street, parking and private yards Yes X No D. Is the common open space linked to open space areas of adjoining developments Yes X No E. Is the common open space of such size, shape, character and locations as to be useable for its proposed purpose X Yes No 12. Parking Number of off street parking required: none Loading zone space required: none L _ 13. Commercial Uses Included Yes No A. Commercial buildings have common parking areas, and common ingress and egress points Yes No B. Does the commercial area abut a residential area? . Yes No (1) Are appropriate screens or fences proposed _ Yes No (2) Is the design attractive and efficient from the standpoint of adjacent non commercial areas Yes No C. Are landscape plans submitted for areas that will not be immediately improved or developed? .. Yes No 14. Industrial Uses Included Yes No A. The industrial use is proposed in park like surrounding utilizing landscaping and existing woodlands as buffers to screen lighting, parking areas, loading materials or products Yes No B. The design of buildings is harmonious and provides for a compact grouping in order to.economize in utility services Yes No C. Streets are at a minim to reduce traffic Yes No D. Detailed landscape plan submitted for spaces between the right -of -way line and the industrial building line and all intervening spaces between buildings, drives, parking areas and improved areas.. Yes No roperty Owner S r_ ,s CityJClerk March 9, 1999 I, Gerald Rehbein do hereby agree that I am waiving the statutory sixty (60) day time limit in regards to the rezoning request for the approximate 10 acre site east of the Willow Glen subdivision. I agree that I am signing this document of my own free will. der Cab Gerald Rehbein ch STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) SS. COUNTY OF ANOKA ) On this q day of Makin , 1999, before me, a Notary Public within and for said County, personally appeared (mo ___Athbato me known to be the person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and knowle•ged that`he exec_'ed the same as his free act and deed i .441 t ;41 .. STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) SS. COUNTY OF ANOKA On this 9 day of WWI , 1999, before me, a Notary Public within and for said County, personally appeared Jim March to me known to be the Clerk Administrator of the City of Centerville, and who executed the foregoing instru tnflf " t tedgedlhat he executed the same on behalf of City. ;<`. „',;, RY -CHEL D. GAUSTAD NOTARY Puecc- raiur:e o *a �y �1 I Coiur9yon ExP%;eS Jan. 3, 2fuu " • PRELIMINARY PLAT • • PREPARED FOR LEGAL DESCRIPTION DEER P AS S R R LEASING GERALD REHBEiN The East Hal/ of the South Half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter PO BOX 324 of Section 14, Township 31, Range 22. Anoka LOCATED IN THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE HUGO, MN 55038 easements Minnesota. Subject to roads and any easements of record. TELEPHONE 426 -1345 ZONING - R -1 .o PO.14- 31 -22- 410001 h el SETBACK DIMENSONS NOTES ♦♦ OW1w3Y GNZO. INC„ 7-E MOORE PROPERTY f .� �•, � ARE SHOWN THUS ♦ �� S 86 ' 4FL;53a a =-.25 i L TOTAL ACREAGE = 436,765 spfl. = 10.03 op i ♦ • �°�' — + y - 9 , I -�- 1 t ft ,°.,, TOTAL NUMBER LOTS = 15 es LJ a 1- • w •2 1. 1Y ;]SA I :63.01' • 1:1.5 4 - - - - • ♦ 11 l I \ 10 �i a 1 DENSITY RATIO = 50 - AVERAGE LOT SIZE 29.118 nit. = 0.67 acres ♦♦ ••• \ I I I. APRX GREEN SPACE 350,000 splL = 60 °c • ` 1 `\ • ♦ ~ y / I I F -- ,a.o' r GREEN SP4C TOTAL 8O' r� % ► : i ,. --...L.. 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W �t of t'S �i DRIVE 1 9 Phone. 429 3232 R --` ,1 I T A' a „ w ^ Fox: 630-9500 F : (651) 429 -8629 - - -- - / _ .c ¢ .Y ' _ • / h I A I 639155 fG ♦ / _ b o + - ► / I < A R0N£ STR00 ROS£NE _ - , 'E '" S C • M AND AND-RLIK, INC. • 8 1. 0 0' BT OP fie` fl F I! 7 � u e i Li i ( ♦ I I I t. ' \ ti / - 04152. ` 2 0 ...„og C MYe Klan Tam Peterson S • ♦. I 1` . `/ /'s, t J l Pij-3 ) phone: (612) 321-3430 Phone: (651) 636 -4600 4 (77 1 • PO. W91- EMm9V 4 . .. \ I D Far (612 3 21 -5480 ) ♦ ONYE2•R E M TRAVIS • 1 • '' 5 / I J / B k I n ) Fax: 636 -1311 F .. ci 11 ♦ _ IJ t.1 / �( / r l t 1.� Y // 20 3 8 ' 8 % ° TFl TEN Nf: d Ulll� Ih d Nom t wEST ♦ 4. I r r / `y i °1 L z 51 ran. p e > ale P ee 9 s cee. These n ♦ - ` ' '/ - \ .T,I 11 O s . 13.090 9 11 1 n 3 = phone: 73003 pO ALL 1 locations 11 ,C� W R1 by _ F : 730 -1365 S ROE C CALL 7.5 s - - 3 — t24.J0' BEFORE 1I , - s r- - _4�4 - 3 2 1 L Maher tv e [ . 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I J /ID/Bi AE M4 WETLANDS PER MIR41c C.P O 11BO D IS S STIO C CED 70 T P OR COMMENTS RELATING r� .�A�}�� SURVEYING O _TArvO ISSUED SrvOJ.O BE DRECRD TC PnuE x}%HAUG Ar PHONE U ER ME LAWS OF = ME STATE OF MINNESOTA I . LAND : I/re/9e REY. PER on-ccr DV x. SWILL cs (JS0)zeb ba,a OR FAX (320)266-63'8 . - 50 I; Na DATE DESCRIPTION BY DATE: REG. ND. I lab NORTH ()mEy toed t Coda, MN 55117 7d TdgMC(bs1)7660112 FAX (651))6edSlx MEMO DATE : April 23, 1999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Lot Split Consideration - County Bank Included in your packet is a map that delineates the parcel that is being requested to be split. This parcel is recorded as Torrens property. The property is the site proposed to be the location of the new branch facility of the County Bank. This item was presented and discussed at the last Planning and Zoning Committee meeting. It was suggested that the required public hearing be held at Council level to help expedite the closing on this property. The required mailings and public notices have been sent in regards to the required public hearing. The site in question is appropriately zoned for commercial activities. The site is also larger than the minimum requirement for a commercial lot. STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE NOTICE OF LOT SPLIT PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CENTERVILLE CITY COUNCIL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Centerville City Council will hold a public hearing and may take action on the following matter: ITEM: Lot Split • PETITIONER: R & R Leasing LOCATION: THE PROPERTY MAY BE DESCRIBED LEGALLY AS: North line of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 24, TWP. 31, RNG. 22 is assumed to Bear S89 and 48'30 "degrees west. Contact City Hall for a complete description. The petitioner requests the City Council grant a lot split approval for the above - mentioned property. The said hearing will take place on Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at the Centerville City Hall, 1880 Main Street in the Council Chamber beginning at 6:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter. The City Hall is accessible. Requests for hearing assistance devices or a sign language interpreter must be received before 4:00 p.m April 23, 1999. All person interested are invited to attend and to be heard. You may call the City Clerks Office at (651) 429 -3232 if you have any questions or need additional information. April7, 1999 /s/ Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk abcdefghijkhnnopgrstuvwxyz Published in the Quad Community Press April 14, & 21, 1999 _ 589 ^ W 658.84 _ i - -10_ — 'ms•J6�aw ese:s+ -1 ! 7- ses'+a JO S12w.0I - T io -N. LINE NW1 /J N'.r' /J S ' T •i = 200C N, C ]y N. 21 PL 1566.7 It E of Ne NE 00000 0. N'M + _ NW carner f the NWI/f / — ! t 1•1W1/4 1 Sec Zf = t5 NW1 /. 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N.W., ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 ���,, (612) 862 - 4200 FAX (612) 862 -4201 y i`rfg C `6 r it March 15, 1555 Tennis And Collins, P.A. Town Square Building, Suite 202 20 North Lake Street Forest Lake, MN 55025 RE: Sketch Plan — Proposed Bank Dear Mr. Tennis, We have reviewed the site plan for the proposed bank, to be located north of CSAH 14 (Main St.) and at the City of Centerville's east city limit boundary within the City of Centerville, and I offer the following comments: Existing right -of -way north of CSAH 14 (Main St.) centerline should be adequate for future reconstruction purposes (75 feet total RAN north of CSAH 14 centerline). It appears that all intersection Sight Distance requirements can be met for an access to this property at the proposed 21 Ave. alignment. The city /developer are to ensure that all applicable intersection Sight Distance requirements are met. Please note that no plantings or business signs will be permitted within the county right of way. Care must be exercised when locating signs/plantings/berms/etc. outside the county right -of way, so as not to create sight obstructions at this site. Access to this site will be permitted at the proposed future alignment of 21 Ave. with the understanding that when the construction of 21 Ave. is complete ail access from this site is to be made onto 21 Ave. (as shown on sketch plan). Right of access along CSAH 14 is to be dedicated to Anoka County except for the proposed 21 Ave. Right of Way. Final entrance details will need to be reviewed by ACHD prior to an access permit being issued. Anoka County Highway Department (ACHD) will consider a proposal for another Temporary Access to be used during the construction of 21 Ave. Plans showing the location and construction details for a Temporary Access must be approved by this department prior to the issuance of a permit. CSAH 14 is a two lane, two way rural highway with a Fundional Classification of Minor Arterial 'A' Expander /Connector. This segment of CSAH 14 will likely become a four lane divided highway at a future date. Aggressive access management is essential to preserve this highways ability to safely handle future traffic volumes. Calculations must be submitted along with a grading and erosion control plan that delineates the drainage areas for this development. The post - developed rate of discharge shall not exceed the pre - developed rate of discharge for the 5 -year, 24 -Hour storm, utilizing the 'SCS Method' with a curve number determined using Group C soils as a minimum. Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer A permit for work within the county right-of -way is required and must be obtained prior to the commencement of any construction. Contact Roger Butler, Traffic Engineering Coordinator for this department, for further Information regarding the permit process. A stop sign at CSAH 14 will be installed by ACHD. Thank you for the opportunity to comment. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Sincere, Roger Butler Traffic Engineering Coordinator Xc: 1999 Centerville File Jane Pembie, Traffic Engineer Ry -Chel Gaustad, City of Centerville Mike Kelly, Chief Right Of Way Agent Lary Holum, Surveyor p - O li i S 6 IL C I g '- o o h o O Q cr, a O`. a . - a h N O O v. O m N �°` N o 0 O - ` N° 0 N O t N¢ t N 0 0 L Z ti O 7 ti c o 7 .,,, N - o 0 C I t S O >, 1 • Q O Q . Q C ° o G �m Q° , 0 CI U �� O � � c..; �� ��w S AC os T , W o O' N N 3 3 NO t(j ; as >> O .. > . - to 0) c me �' .yo an Fad m e o y o -.- �� ryp V! v¢ 0 v z _>.a >, 0 o u a a t >, 9 tl C Q; 0 0. 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II ,x Z. r a. _ c S IX 8 0 1 I , MIII__ MEMO DATE : April 23, 1999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Lake Area Utility Update ************************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Included in your packet is a complete copy of the appraisal that was completed by Lake State Realty. The price of the improved site and building is in the range of Mr. Lessard's asking price. The value for the vacant commercial land in the outlot is appraised much lower than the asking price. I think it is important to discuss whether or not we want to purchase any additional land besides the parcel where the building resides. I am hoping Mr. Peterson will have some additional information on the feasibility of the site for a future watertower by the time of our next meeting. I have spoke to Jim Hoeft in regards to updating the purchase agreement. Mr. Hoeft advises that the City should pay to update the environmental assessment that was completed on the site in November of 1995. I am contacting Concept Environmental Services, Inc. to receive a written quote for updating the environmental assessment to the current date. It may be most appropriate to set a workshop as soon as possible to discuss an offering price and determine whether or not we wish to have a tenant in the office space. I did contact Mr. Lessard to see if it would be a deal breaker if Media Junction was not allowed to continue as an office tenant. Mr. Lessard indicated that the deal could proceed. Mr. Lessard indicated that Media Junction has been exploring other office alternatives. I expressed to Mr. Lessard the desire of the City to retain Media Junction as a Centerville business. Mr. Lessard indicated that they were exploring some Centerville alternatives. APR 2 2 1999 Memo To: Jim March From: Julie Jeffrey- Schwartz Subject: 6995 20` Ave. S., Centerville Date: April 21, 1999 Jim -- Enclosed is the appraisal report. Effectively, due to the complexity of the subject parcel, I could not ethically do a "letter of opinion" in the usual sense. Basically you have a limited scope summary report, complete with all of the substantive data. Additionally, the assignment ended up being two appraisals to determine the value of the improved versus the unimproved parcel. You got a good deal on this one -- the fee should have been almost double. I should learn to quote in a fees in a range next time. Please call should you have any questions. Thank you for allowing us to be of assistance to you in this valuation matter. -- Julie APR 2 2 1999 LIMITED SCOPE SUMMARY RESTRICTED LETTER OF OPINION OF MARKET VALUE APPRAISAL OF 6995 20 AVENUE SOUTH CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA, 55038 FOR MR. JIM MARCH, CITY ADMINISTRATOR THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE 1880 MAIN STREET CENTERVILLE, MN 55038 L ake State Realty Services, Inc. LIMITED SCOPE SUMMARY RESTRICTED LETTER OF OPINION OF MARKET VALUE APPRAISAL OF 6995 20' AVENUE SOUTH CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA, 55038 FOR MR JIM MARCH, CITY ADMINISTRATOR THE CITY OF CENTERVILLE 1880 MAIN STREET CENTERVILLE, MN 55038 BY JULIE JEFFREY- SCHVVARTZ CERTIFIED GENERAL APPRAISER APRIL 1999 SUMMARY OF IMPORTANT FACTS ADDRESS: 6995 20 Avenue South, Centerville, MN, 55038 PROPERTY TYPE: Three one -level buildings used for light industrial purposes OWNER: According to county records the owner is: Lake Area Utility Contract, with a mailing address of the subject. INTEREST APPRAISED: Fee simple estate APPRAISAL PURPOSE: To determine fair market value range APPRAISAL USE: Potential acquisition BUILDING SIZE: Office building: 1,020 s.f.; Shop building: 3,347 s.f.; Storage building: 6,000 s.f. Total GBA = 10,367 s.f. DATE BUILT: Office building: 1978; Shop building: 1981; Storage building: 1985. SITE SIZE: improved site = 1.73 acres; unimproved site = 2.99 acres = total of 4.72 acres PROPERTY I.D. #: The subject appraised is part of: 2331122410003 ASSESSOR'S MARKET YEAR LAND BUILDING TOTAL VALUE: 1999 $32,700 $127,700 $154,500 1999 PROPERTY TAX $6,447.80 (current assessment balance amount payable is $2,422.54) The AMOUNT: assessment amount does not include the assessments for city water and sewer, which are detailed, pro -rate later in this report. HIGHEST AND BEST USE: As currently improved MARKET APPROACH CONCLUSION: Improved site: $311,000 to $332,000 Unimproved site: $72,000- 78,000 (with fill); $10,000 (no fill) INCOME APPROACH CONCLUSION: N/A COST APPROACH CONCLUSION: Improved site: $305,000 - $309,000 APPRAISER'S ESTIMATE OF MARKET VALUE: Improved site: $310,000 to $330,000 Unimproved site: $72,000- 78,000 (with fill); $10,000 (no fill) DATE OF VALUATION: April 20, 1999, the date of inspection APPRAISERS: .Julie Jeffrey- Schwartz, Certified General Appraiser 1 Lake State Realty Services, Inc. 2140 Otter Lake Drive White Bear Lake, MN 55110 (612) 659 -0920 Fax (612) 653 -1381 E -Mail lakestat@goldengate.net April 22, 1999 Mr. Jim March, City Administrator The City of Centerville 1880 Main Street Centerville, Mn 55038 RE: Limited Scope Summary Restricted Letter of Opinion Market Value Appraisal of: 6995 20 Ave. S., Centerville, MN 55038 Dear Mr. March: Pursuant to your request, we have prepared a limited scope summary restricted letter of opinion market value appraisal report for the above mentioned property. Client and Statement of Intended Use: This report is prepared for Mr. March, for the intended use of determining the fair market value range of the subject property for possible acquisition purposes. Tv e o A praisal: We have established that the client understands the limited utility of this Restricted Report and has established that a Restricted Appraisal Report is suitable for Mr. March's intended use. This is a Restricted Appraisal Report of a)✓imited Appraisal made according to e m mg requirements and guidelines of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). We have performed all of the procedures of the Valuation Process required by USPAP for a Complete Appraisal except those which the client instructed me to omit, since they are not applicable to this appraisal problem. These omissions, called departures, are permitted by USPAP and they are disclosed and explained in the following pages of this appraisal report. We have agreed to perform this limited appraisal service as requested on behalf of Mr. March, and have advised about its limitations. The client agrees that the performance of this limited appraisal service is appropriate considering the total estimated market value and the purpose of the appraisal request. 2 YEA ® Q MLS • uw. Identification of the Real Estate Appraised: The address of the property is: 6995 20th Avenue South, Centerville, MN 55038 The legal description is: The subject is part of the legal description which is located on the county tax report is as follows: The North 330 feet of the East 1/2 of the North 1/2 of the North 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 23, Township 31, Range 22 West, Anoka County, Minnesota, subject to easement of record and subject to County Road 54. The Property Identification # is: The subject is part of 233122410003 Property Taxes & Assessments: Per the Washington County Assessor's Office: PROPERTY TAX INFORMATION The subject is part of the following: PID # LAND IMPROV. TOTAL TAXES ASSESSM. 233122410003 $32,700.00 $127,700.00 $154,500.00 $6,447.80 $2,422.54* *annual assessment amount included on property tax statement. The subject has assessments outstanding for the Clearwater Creek Restoration Project with an approximate outstanding balance on the entire parcel of $5,260.21 (subject's pro rata share is approximately $1,241.41). Additionally, the subject has assessments for the 20`" Avenue Improvements with an approximate outstanding balance on the entire parcel of $68,297.44 ($16,116.20). Total outstanding assessments on the 4.72 acre parcel are $17,357.61. The above information, exclusive of the assessment principal balance amounts, was obtained from Washington County records, as reported through Plat Systems, Inc. The assessment principal balance amounts were obtained from the city. Statement of the Proper Interest Appraised; The subject property was appraised in fee simple interest of the owner of record, without regard to encumbrances, if any, as of April 20, 1999, the date of inspection. Statement of Purpose and Function of the Appraisal: 3 The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the fair market value of the fee simple interest. The function of this appraisal is to serve as a valuation basis for Mr. March, who intends to use this report for possible acquisition purposes. Fee Owner_ According to county records the owner is: Lake Area Utility Contract, with the mailing address of the subject. Five Year Sales History/Analysis of current offer: (Appraisal Standard #S) To determine the five year sales history, the records at the Washington County Courthouse were used. According to county records, the subject has not sold in the last five years. The subject last transferred on 10/1/1980. Reference to the Definition of the Value Being Es timated: The definition of market value is as follows: Market Value is defined as "the most probable price in terms of money, which a property will bring in a competitive and open market under all conditions requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller each acting prudently, knowledgeably and assuming the price is not affected by undue stimulus ". Implicit in this definition is the consummation of a sale as of a specified date and the passing of title from seller to buyer under conditions whereby: 1. Buyer and seller are typically motivated. 2. Both parties are well informed or well advised and each acting in what they consider their own best interest. 3. A reasonable time is allowed for exposure in the open market. 4. Payment is made in terns of cash in United States dollars or in terms of financial arrangements comparable thereto; and 4 5. The price represents the normal consideration for the property sold unaffected by special or creative financing or sales concessions granted by anyone associated with the sale, or creative terms, services, fees, costs or credits involved in the transaction. Personal Property: (Appraisal Standard #13) The scope of this appraisal assignment does not include the valuation of personal property. Listing, Options, or Contracts: The subject property, a total of 20 acres is divided and listed by Integrated Realty. The building site, which is 1.88 acres with the buildings, is listed at $440,000. The 2.99 acre parcel south of the building site is listed for $457,380, or about $3.50 /square foot. The balance of 13 +/- acres is listed for $440,000. All list prices reflect the buyer assuming assessments. The only other contract of the property is a lease for the standard mobilized antenna for $3,800 per year, annual term. The above information was supplied by Willie Lessard. Zoning: The subject property is zoned Commercial, through the Centerville Zoning Code. The subject's current use is allowable under the current zoning code. The purpose of the commercial code is to provide a limited mixture of land uses, made mutually compatible through controls and high quality standard. To facilitate more intensive and higher valued development and redevelopment of areas convenient to the Metropolitan market area. This District shall allow opportunities to integrate quality commercial uses, providing the opportunity to benefit from excellent visibility from major arterial routes in conjunction with major local thoroughfares. Description of the Extent of the Process of Collecting Confirming, and Reporting Data• General Data: We investigated O n l y ahmited amount of general data. W e now the area quite we I _- - - -- �- and understand the supply /demand relationship and economic trends of the neighborhood. Additional study was not needed. Comparable Sales: The comparable sales were located from Plat System's Inc., a local on -line data base of commercial sales, and the Regional Multiple Listing Service. We also obtained land sales from Glenn Rehbien and Gerald Rehbien. Primary search criteria for comparable selection for the improved site was similar industrial -type sales in Washington and Anoka County. Some of Southern 5 Chisago County (Wyoming) was considered. Other search criteria was properties which sold since 1/1/94 to present, and were of similar size as the subject. Subject Property Data: We have relied on information from a previous appraisal, dated November 15, 1995, as performed by Curt Remington, Certified General Appraiser. Additional consideration of county data was used. Additionally we have viewed the subject interior and exterior, and neighborhood/locational influences, and analyzed the current market trends. tatement of All • um • tions and Limitin • Co ditions Affectin ' Analyses, Opinions. and Conclusions: A statement of ordinary assumptions and limiting conditions is attached to this report. All extraordinary assumptions or limiting conditions are disclosed with statements of each opinion and value conclusion that is affected. S tatement of the Appraisal Procedures Followed: This report is of a Limited Appraisal. All of the steps of the Valuation Process were followed except for the following: In our preliminary analysis and plan, general market data (trends and forecasts) were not specifically considered. Also, no in -depth analysis of Highest and Best Use was completed. We have only utilized two of the three approaches to value. Statement of the Appraiser's Opinion of the Highest and Best Use of the Property: In our opinion the highest and best use of the subject property is the present use, a light-industrial- . related facility. The subject is currently used by a utility contractor. This use is consistent with surrounding land uses, and provides a return to the land commensurate with the risk, considering current market conditions, including supply /demand for land and structures. The highest and best use of the land is for commercial use, however the subject site is in the floodplain, which will require fill to 2' above the floodplain elevation. Therefore, before any development could occur, the site needs to be filled. As a term of permit to fill, another non - floodplain area must be excavated. This would also need to occur. Site Description: The subject is comprised of 1.73 acres (the improved site), and 2.99 acres (unimproved site). Both sites are located in the floodplain, with recent improvements, which take the subject out of the flood way. According to Jim March, an error was made when the Clearwater Creek Restoration Project was complete: the engineers failed to take the subject out of the floodway, 6 and send appropriate mapping to FEMA to allow the parcel to be taken out of the floodway. This appraisal assumes that the subject would be out of the floodway and all in the floodplain. The subject sites are both basically rectangular. The improved site has approximately 233 linear feet of frontage on Co. Rd. 54, while the unimproved site has about 435 linear feet of frontage on Co. Rd. 54. The parcel is generally level and slightly below roadway grade. The improved parcel sets slightly higher in elevation than the unimproved parcel, due to fill when the buildings were constructed. The vegetation is primarily native vegetation including hydrophytes, meadow and some volunteer trees. Landscaping is minimal, consisting of a small lawn area. There is a private well and septic system. Due to the age of the septic, it most likely is non - conforming. The property also has city water and sewer available. Improvement Description: The subject is comprised of three buildings. The office building has 1,020 square feet (30' x 34') and was built in 1978. The wood -frame office building has masonite siding and a partial stone front, with a gabled asphalt - shingled roof. The building has average - quality finish and is divided into five offices, a utility room, and two bathrooms. The building is slab on grade, and there is a concrete patio on one side. Heating and cooling is via a forced -air gas furnace and central air conditioning. The shop building is attached to the office building and has 3,347 square feet (50' x 64' + 9' x 10' -- does not include breeze -way or mezzanine) with a Loft, and was built in 1981. The building is used as shop space and is heated with gas-fired suspended heat units. The building has a storage loft (mezzanine) and a finished breakroom. There are four overhead doors and 400 ampere electrical service. The storage building is attached to the shop building and has 6,000 square feet (60' x 100') and was built in 1985. All of the building is heated. The balance of the building is unheated storage space with a concrete slab floor. Other improvements include an older metal lean-to and a 100' tall standard mobilized radio antenna. Statement of the Exclusion of Any of the Usual Approaches to Value: Only the cost and market approach have been utilized. The income approach was not used as properties of this size in this location are typically owner- occupied. No rental data of similar facilities was located. Also, this is not an approach that a likely purchaser would use to determine value. Reference to the Existence of Specific File Information in Support of Value Conclusion: All of the information which is part of the appraisal is on file in the office of the appraiser and is 7 available for inspection by the client, such third parties as may be authorized by due process of law, and a duly authorized professional peer review committee. Date of the Appraisal and Statement of Value Conclusions: Date of Appraisal: April 20, 1999, the date of inspection Cost Approach Conclusion: Improved site: $309,000 - $313,000 Income Approach Conclusion: N/A Market Approach Conclusion: Improved site: $311,000 to $332,000. Unimproved site: $72,000- 78,000 (with fill); $10,000 (no fill) Reconciled Value Conclusion: Improved site: $310,000 to $330,000 Unimproved site: $72,000- 78,000 (with fiIl); $10,000 (no fill) Discussion of the Cost Approach: The first thing needed for the cost approach is determination of the land value. We have looked at land sales in the subject's marketplace which have occurred since 1/1/94 to present. The difficulty is estimating the subject's land value is the fact that it currently sets in the floodplain. We were able to obtain three sales of property in the floodplain, zoned commercial which sold. All of these properties had the appropriate fill and replacement of excavated floodplain elsewhere, so as to be improved with buildings. Within the last 1 -3 years, Glenn Rehbein sold some property on Main Street, zoned/used as commercial, in the floodplain, and filled. These sales include: Lot 7, Block 1, Industrial Park, the location of the muffler shop on 62,500 s.f., which sold 11/96 for $43,000, or $.69 /s.f. Lot 2, Block 1, Industrial Park, a 63,900 s.£ site sold to Esox Holdings LLC on 10/97 for $51,500, or $.81/s.f. Lot 4, Block 1, Industrial Park, the 119,300 s.f. site of Goetz Landscaping, on 12/97 for $65,000, or $.54 /s.f. Lot 6, Block 1, industrial Park, the 119,400 s.f site sold to Northern forest Products on 7/97 for $65,000, or $.54 /s.f. 8 Lot 5, Block 1, Industrial Park, another site sold to Northern Forest Products on 10/95 for $64,500, or $.54 /s.f. If the subject were properly filled, the subject could command about $.55 -$.60 /square foot, after consideration for a location adjustment. Only one of the sales, Northern Forestry obtained TIF. All sales included all assessments paid by the seller. Therefore: Improved site: 75,557 s.f. @ $.55 /s.f. = $41,556 75,557 s.f. @ $.60 /s.f. = $45,334 (say $42,000 to $45,500) Unimproved site: 130,396 s.f. ® $.55 /s.f. = $71,712, say $72,000 (with fill), or $10,000 (no fill)* 130,396 s.f. @ $.60 /s1 = $78,238, say $78,000 (with fill), or $10,000 (no fill)* *This is the net price, is the subject were buildable, however it is not. To be buildable, the subject site would require fill, to an elevation at least 2 feet above the flood plain. To accomplish fill in the flood plain, an area outside the flood plain would need to be excavated. All of this cutting and filling requires permits, which take time. We are estimating that the subject would require $50,000 of fill (10,000 cubic yards). This is the amount shared by the seller, per his estimate. This has not been confirmed by an excavation estimate, however is the best information we have, According to Tom Peters, City Engineer from Bonestroo & Associates, the average cost of cut is $3.00 /cubic yard, while the average cost of fill is $6.00 /cubic yard. Due to the large amount of excavation in the area by the Rehbeins, the cost of this work is less than the average costs given by Mr. Peters. We have to therefore subtract the $50,000. We are estimating that 10,000 cubic yards of cut somewhere close to the subject is $2.50 cubic yard. According to Gerald Rehbein, he would cut for $2.50 square foot on his land, which sets upstream from the subject. For this fee, he would include the land (his land), so that the total expense for cut would be the $2.50 /square foot. Therefore, we need to subtract an additional $25,000. Since subtracting these numbers would mean that the subject has a negative to almost negative value, we are estimating the subject at nominal value, or $10,000. The value for the subject, if buildable (with fill), is $72,000 - $78,000. The next step in the Cost Approach is to determine the replacement cost for the subject building. We have utilized the Marshall Valuation Service, a nationally recognized cost estimation guide, to assist us in the replacement cost figure. The calculations are as follows: 9 OFFICE BUILDING: (The following cost information is based on the Marshall & Swift Cost Service Handbook -- Average Class D Office Building, Section 15, page 17 (June 1997): MARSHALL SWIFT VALUATION SERVICE COST ESTIMATE — OFFICE BUILDING Price per Square Foot $5337 _______ ADJUSTMENTS TO BASE COST /SF: Add: extreme climate heat $325 Adjusted Basis before Multipliers: $56.82 MULTIPLIERS: Story Height 1.00 Floor Area Perimeter 1.00 Current Cost 1.07 Local Multiplier 1.11 Gross Effective Multiplier 1.188 Adjusted Base Cost Per SF $67.50 Building Area 1,020 s f J ' Total Base Cost $68,850 Soft Costs and developer profit is based on 6% of $68,850 or $4,131 $72,981 Total Building Cost: $72,981 Rounded to: $73,000 Total Accrued Depreciation: Physical Deterioration:-- - Physical depreciation can be estimated many ways, in this instance the age /life method of estimating physical depreciation is used. This is based on the Depreciation Section of Marshall Valuation Service, which indicates the subject has a life expectancy of 45 years. The subject's estimated effective age is less than the chronological age of 21 years, say 15 years. As such, the subject has accrued 33% physical depreciation. 10 Functional Obsolescence: No functional depreciation was considered. External Obsolescence: No external depreciation was considered. TOTAL DEPRECIATION Physical Depreciation 33.00% $24,090.00 Functional Obsolescence 0.00% $0.00 External Obsolescence 0.00% $0.00 Total 33.00% $24,090.00 Cost approach summary; COST APPROACH SUMMARY Construction Cost $73,000 Estimated Accrued Depreciation $24,090 Depreciated Cost Estimate 3 $48,910 M, Total Value Indicated $48,910 ESTIMATE BASED ON COST APPROACH IS: $49,000 (rounded) 11 SHOP BUILDING: (The following cost information is based on the Marshall & Swift Cost Service Handbook -- Average Class S Service Repair Garage, Section 14, page 31 (September 1997): MARSHALL SWIFT VALUATION SERVICE COST ESTIMATE -- SHOP BUILDING Price per Square Foot $26.44 ADJUSTMENTS TO BASE COST /SF: Add: extreme climate heat $2.95 Adjusted Basis before Multipliers: $29.39 MULTIPLIERS: Story Height 1.00 Floor Area Perimeter 1.00 4, Current Cost 1.03 Local Multiplier 1.12 Gross Effective Multiplier 1.154 Adjusted Base Cost Per SF $33.92 Building Area 3,347 s 1' Total Base Cost $113,517 Soft Costs and developer profit is based on 6% of $113,517 or $6,811 $120,328 Total Building Cost: $120,328 Rounded to: $120,000 Total Accrued Depreciation: Physical Deterioration: The Marshall Valuation Service indicates the subject has a life expectancy of 30 years. The subject's estimated effective age is less than the chronological age of 18 years, say 14 years. As such, the subject has accrued 47% physical depreciation. 12 Functional Obs olescenc e: No functional depreciation was considered. External Obsolescence: No external depreciation was considered. TOTAL DEPRECIATION Physical Depreciation 47.00% $56,400.00 Functional Obsolescence 0.00% $0.00 External Obsolescence 0.00% $0.00 Total 47.00% $56,400.00 - ,Cost approach summary: COST APPROACH SUMMARY Construction Cost $120,000 Estimated Accrued Depreciation $56,400 Depreciated Cost Estimate $63,600 Total Value Indicated $63,600 ESTIMATE BASED ON COST APPROACH IS: $64,000 (rounded) 13 STORAGE BUILDING: (The following cost information is based on the Marshall & Swift Cost Service Handbook -- Average Class S Service Garage, Low Cost, Section 14, page 31 (September 1997): MARSHALL SWIFT VALUATION SERVICE COST ESTIMATE -- STORAGE BUILDING Price per Square Foot $19.22 ADJUSTMENTS TO BASE COST /SF: Add: extreme climate heat (offset, entire 0.00 building not heated) Adjusted Basis before Multipliers: $19.22 MULTIPLIERS: Story Height 1.00 Floor Area Perimeter 1.00 Current Cost 1.03 ■ Local Multiplier 1.12 Gross Effective Multiplier 1.154 S Adjusted Base Cost Per SF $22.18 Building Area 6,000 s.f. Total Base Cost $133,079 Soft Costs and developer profit is based on 6% of $133,079 or $7,985 $141,065 Total Building Cost: $141,065 Rounded to: $141,000 Total Accrued Depreciation: Ph Deterioration: Physical depreciation can be estimated many ways, in this instance the age/life method of estimating physical depreciation is used. This is based on the Depreciation Section of Marshall Valuation Service, which indicates the subject has a life expectancy of 30 years. The subject's estimated effective age is less than the chronological age of 14 years, say 10 years. As such, the subject has accrued 33% physical depreciation. 14 Functional Obsolescence: No functional depreciation was considered. External Obsolescence• No external depreciation was considered. TOTAL DEPRECIATION Physical Depreciation 33.00% $46,530.00 Functional Obsolescence 0.00% $0.00 External Obsolescence 0.00% $0.00 Total 33.00% $46,530.00 Cost approach summ COST APPROACH SUMMARY Construction Cost : $141,000 Estimated Accrued Depreciation $46,530 Depreciated Cost Estimate - l $94,470 Total Value Indicated y I $94,470 ESTIMATE BASED ON COST APPROACH IS: $95,000 (rounded) ADD SITE IMPROVEMENTS: We are adding $55,000 for site improvements, which include gravel parking area, some concrete work, an old lean-to, and a Standard Mobilized Radio Antenna. The antenna is estimated to _ contribute $35,000 to market value, as it has a lease for $3 per year, which capitalized at -- 11 %, is rounded, $35,000. 15 The total value for the subject's improved parcel, is $305,000. This is divided as follows: Land: $ 42,000 445,500 Office Building: $ 49,000 Shop Building: $ 64,000 Storage Building: $ 95,000 Site Improvements: $ 55.000 TOTAL: $305,000 - $308,500, say $309,000 Discussion on. Market Approach: We have considered all sales in Washington and Anoka Counties, as well as southern Chisago County (Wyoming). All sales from 1/1/94 were researched, with primary emphasis on buildings of similar size and use. The most applicable are summarized as follows: 1.) 140 Quail Street, Mahtomedi. This property sold 1/95 for $270,000, or $33.67 /square foot. The building is 8,019 square feet and was constructed in 1948. The building overlooks a pond. There were many newer updates, including a loading dock, 3 bathrooms, 1,056 square foot store room, 35 parking stalls, air conditioning, and a lunch room. The lower level is a walk -out. The site is zoned B -2. The lot is 1.1 acres and is serviced with city water and sewer. The terms were cash equivalent, with new conventional financing. This comparable is superior to the subject is location, but inferior in age. Condition is approximately similar. This building has more versatile retail and office use potential. A 3% time adjustment per annum applies. 2.) 280 West Broadway, Forest Lake. This property sold 9/94 for $172,500, or $44.92 /square foot. The building was constructed in 1938 and is a clear -span building with three entrances, making multi- tenancy possible. Broadway Avenue is a primary thoroughfare in Forest Lake. The building has 3,840 square feet, The site is 60' x 120', and is zoned B -2, commercial. Water and sewer are connected. The building sold on a contract for deed. A 3% time adjustment per annum applies. 3.) 23820 Goodview Court, Forest Lake. This property sold 1/97 for $220,000, or $61.11 /square foot. The building has 3,600 square feet and was constructed in 1991. The building is metal -clad and wood - framed. The site is 2.5 acres and is serviced by well and septic. A 3% time adjustment • per annum applies. 4.) 26796 Kettle River Blvd., Wyoming. This property sold 8/97 for $350,000, or $39.24. This is an older structure with 8,920 square feet. The building sets on 1 acre of land and is serviced with well and septic, and sets behind the Village Inn Restaurant. The site is visible from the Interstate. The building is wood frame on slab. The majority of the value is in the land. A 3% time adjustment per annum applies. 5.) 21461 Aberdeen St. Ne., East Bethel. This property sold 9/98 for $295,000, or $47.20 /square 16 foot. The building is 6,250 square feet and was built in 1989. The building is metal -clad, and wood - framed. The 1.55 acre site is visible from Highway 65, and is serviced with private well and septic. The building is heated and insulated and has a showroom, office, shop, storage, bath and laundry. There are three overhead doors, a loading dock, and paved parking. A 3% time adjustment per annum applies. 6.) 6045 Lake Elmo Ave., Grant Twsp. This property sold 3/906 for $100,000, or $31.25 /square foot. The subject was constructed in 1968, and has 3,200 square feet. The site is .48 acres, and it is serviced with well and septic. The use was for construction offices and the building is metal -clad and wood - framed. The building is one level, slab on grade. The property sold on a contract for deed. A 3% time adjustment per annum applies. 7.) 10550 Nassau St. NE, Blaine. This property sold 10/94 for $450,000, or $26.62 /square foot. The building was constructed in 1973 and is 17,280 square feet. The site is 3.16 acres, and is zoned industrial. The office warehouse building is approximately 8% shop and 92% finished office space. The building is metal -clad and metal - framed. A 3% time adjustment per annum applies. 8.) 6190 Industry Ave., Ramsey. This property sold 1/94 for $160,000, or $24.69 /square foot. The building was constructed in 1985, and is 6,480 square feet. The office /shop building is metal -clad and metal- framed. Attached to the building is a small wood -frame office. The lot size is only 14,942 square feet. A 3% time adjustment per annum applies. 9.) The property just north of the subject sold for $125,000, or $16.45. The metal building is 7,600 square feet and sets on a 1.5 acre parcel of land. There were no assessments at the time of sale, however city water and sewer is there. This sold within the last two years. This information was given to the appraiser by Gerald Rehbein, brother of the seller. With consideration for the above comparables, and after adjustments, the subject's per square foot market value range would be from $30 to $32 /square foot. Therefore: 10,367 square feet X $30 - $32 /square foot = $311,010 to $331,744, say $311,000 to $332,000.. Statement of Compliance with USPAP: Our analyses, and conclusions were developed and this Restricted Appraisal Report was prepared in conformity with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) of the Appraisal Standards Committee of the Appraisal Foundation. List of Departures of Standards: 17 Standard Rule 1 - (c) "consider easements, restrictions, encumbrances, leases, reservations, covenants, contracts, declarations, special assessments, ordinances or other items of a similar nature." Explanation of Departure: The client is familiar with the area, no adverse easements, encumbrances, restrictions, leases, reservations, covenants, declarations, or special assessments were located. Standard Rule 1 - (a) "Consider the effect on use and the value of the following factors: existing land use regulations, reasonably probable modifications of such land uses regulations, economic demand, the physical adaptability of the real estate, neighborhood trends, and the highest and best use of the real estate." Explanation of Departure: We are familiar with the neighborhood and did not feel that any of the above factors existed nor had a direct impact on market value. Standard Rule 1 - (b) "recognize that land is appraised as though vacant and available for development to its highest and best use and that the appraisal of the improvements is based on their actual contribution to the site." Explanation of Departure: An in -depth Highest and Best Use analysis was not required for the needs of the client. The land value was estimated in the Cost Approach with consideration for the highest and best use. Standard Rule 1 - (b) "collect verify, analyze, and reconcile: (i) such comparable cost data as are available to estimate the cost new of the improvements (if any) (ii) such comparable facts as are available to estimate the difference between cost new and the present worth of the improvements (accrued depreciation), (iii) such comparable sales data, adequately identified and described, as are available to indicate a value conclusion; (iv) such comparable operating expenses data as are available to estimate the operating expenses of the property being appraised; (v) such comparable operating data as are available to estimate the operating expense of the property being appraised; (vi) such comparable data as are available to estimate rates of capitalization and/or rates of discount." Explanation of Departure: The income approach did not apply. Standard Rule 1 - (c) "base projections of future rent and expenses on reasonably clear and appropriate evidence." Explanation of Departure: The income approach did not apply. Standard Rule 1 - (d) "when estimating the values of a leased fee estate or a leasehold estate, 18 consider and analyze the effect on value, if any, of the terms and conditions of the leases." Explanation of Departure: Not applicable to this appraisal problem. Standard Rule 1 - (e) "consider and analyze the effect on value, if any, of the assemblage of the various estates or component parts of a property and refrain from estimating the value of the whole solely by adding together the individual values of the various estates or component parts:" Explanation of Departure: Not applicable to this appraisal problem. Standard Rule 1 (h) "appraise proposed improvements only after examining and having available for future examination: (i) plans, specifications, or other documentation sufficient to identify the scope and character of the proposed improvements; (ii) evidence indicating the probable time of completion of the proposed improvements; and (iii) reasonable clear and appropriate evidence supporting development costs, anticipated earnings, occupancy projections, and the anticipated competition at the time of completion:" Explanation of Dew ore: Not ... ic-ble • 's app ,: 4 pro. em. Signatnr `�IA %t_ �`G/ ► >%` �� ulie effre l'w.. , t *fie. -neral A.. ai • - r Date Signed: April 22, 199 State Certification: Minn. #4002423 19 ASSUMPTIONS AND LIMITING CONDITIONS Limited Scope Summary (Restricted) Appraisal The certification of this limited scope summary (restricted) appraisal report is subject to the following assumptions and limiting conditions: 1. The Appraiser assumes no responsibility for matters of a legal nature affecting the property appraised or the marketability of the title. 2. The property is assumed to be under responsible ownership and management. 3. The property is appraised as though clear and free of any liens, encumbrances, or indebtedness, unless stated otherwise. 4. To the best of this appraiser's belief, the information contained in this report is true and reported correctly. The information in this report, while not guaranteed, but has been taken from sources or records believed to be reliable. The methods of collecting and confirming data are based on typical appraisal practices for limited scope reporting. 5. The Appraiser assumes that there exists no hidden defects with the site, sub -soil, or improvements, which would render it more or less valuable, unless otherwise noted. 6. Disclosure by the Appraiser of the contents of this appraisal report is subject to review in accordance with the by -laws and regulations of the professional appraisal organizations with which the Appraiser is affiliated. 7. The highest and best use is assumed to be as currently utilized, unless otherwise noted. 8. The Appraiser is not required to appear in court or give testimony because of baying made this report, unless arrangements have been made in advance, and additional fees are arranged. 9. This report, or any portions thereof, will not be distributed, or otherwise disseminated, to anyone other than the person whom commissioned this report or those involved in the certification. The use of this appraisal is restricted to the person commissioning this report, and is not intended for lending purposes. 10. This entire appraisal report must be considered as a whole and any excerpts or portions from this report cannot be considered separately. 11. It is assumed that there is full compliance with all applicable federal, state and local environmental regulations and laws, as well as applicable zoning regulations and restrictions, unless otherwise stated in this report. 12. It is also assumed that all required licenses, consents or other authority from any local, state, or federal governments has been obtained or can be renewed. 13. It is assumed that the subject improvements are within the stated boundaries, and that there are no encroachments on neighboring property, or neighboring encroachments on the subject property, unless otherwise stated in this report. 14. The existence of potentially hazardous material such as urea - formaldehyde foam insulation, asbestos, existence of toxic water, toxic waste, or radon gas may have an effect on the value of the property. The Appraiser is not qualified to determine if such substances are present. The client may wish to consult an expert in this field. 15. Acceptance of or use of this appraisal report constitutes an understanding of and acceptance of these assumptions and limiting conditions. 6. This is a limited scope summary (restricted) appraisal to determine the subject's estimated market value. The client is aware that this is a limited scope summary (restricted) appraisal, and the appraiser feels as though the reported result would not be misleading. Use of a Restricted Appraisal Report as defined and permitted by the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). This report cannot be properly understood without the additional information contained in the appraiser's 20 work file. The use of this report is limited as follows: (a) to the client named herein and (b) for the specific use stated. Use by unintended users (anyone other than the client for the specified use) is prohibited. 17. Market value is defined as: "the most probable price in terms of money, which a property will bring in a competitive and open market under all conditions requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller each acting prudently, knowledgeably and assuming the price is not affected by undue stimulus." Implicit in this definition is the consummation of a sale as of a specified date and the passing of title from seller to buyer under conditions whereby: 1.) Buyer and seller are typically motivated. 2.) Both parties are well informed or well advised and each acting in what they consider their own best interest. 3.) A reasonable time is allowed for exposure in the open market. 4.) Payment is made in terms of cash in United States dollars or in terms of financial arrangements comparable thereto; and 5.) The price represents the normal consideration for the property sold unaffected by special or creative financing or sales concessions granted by anyone associated with the sale, or creative terms, services, fees, costs or credits involved in the transaction. 21 ��.N -•s rtir•o.e wrev- . -r. \ � . -- /' S I spar -1 ,� i ExiTING __//� ) I 9USD NG In R r ` r ` PN nl GG 1 1 1 1 N I 64.5 ( o ) t_�_ - _�_ 34 tU7.57' i } _ I EXISTING .._; 13 `'� n BUILDING 34 'N 7,919 sq.ft. ea.S - I v I I �, /. 0.41 acres 75.557 sq.ft. 1.73 acres _ .__.,__..._ � CR 4Y.A _ — J rhaY.ING L_. AND . - - -..._ _ _J D UTILITY x..: WALKWAY EASEMENT 310 S � ' n 1 IQ OUTLOT ,4 1 • ;.. n` 130,396 nit i ■ "" 2.99 acres i i �N .. i . f as f ~ V N N r ' 1u 1 n 4 300 45 House Condo Street 4115/1999 Muni Zip T H TotVal RD Number A 6995 20TH AVE S Ctry 55038 -000 C N 160,400 233122410003 TaxP AREA UTILITY CONTRACT LAKE LVaI 32,700 LArea 10,290 Sch Dis 012 Addr 6995 20TH AVE S BVaI 127,700 TArea 10,290 PropTyp3410 Addr Tax 56,447.80SaleAmt $0.00 CENTERVILLE, MN 55038 CurA $8,870.34 SaleDate 10/01/1980 Ownr AREA UTILITY CONTRACT. LAKE Age 1978 SaleCd OwnAddr Sec 23 Twp 31 Rng 22 QQ 41 Lot- Blk- Mtg# 9999 Acres 10.00 Postal LY: C 154,500 =Tot 31,700 =Land 122,800 =Bldg $6,226.68 =Tax 1,522.55 =Asmt Residential Characteristics RoofType= Interior Wall= Roof Cover= Windows= Exterior Wall= Floor= InteriorTrim = 6 Heat Type = Bedrooms = Foundation = Bath= Year Built= Total Rooms= Appraisal Date =10/1994 it Description:THE N 330 FT OF THE E1/2 OF N 330 FT OF THE E1/2 OF THE N1/2 OF THE N1 /2 OF THE SE1/4 OF SEC 23 TWP 31 N RGE 22 W ANOKA CO MN SUBJ TO EASE OF REC & SUBJ TO RD #54 ASSESSMENT INFORMATION 25 FROM : CENT PHONE N0. : 651 429 8629 Apr. 16 1999 10: P2 ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE Constant Annual Payment Method Project: Clearwater Creek Restoration Project Lot: Parcel; 23 31 22 41 0003 Block: Owner, Lake Area Utility Contractors Addition: Interest Start Date: 01- Oct -94 Repayment Period: 7 yr Interest Rate: 3 . 0 % Assessments: QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT a Municipal Impv. 1 EACH 7,662.92 57,662.92 b. c. d. e. Total Assessments: $7,662,92 ANNUAL PRINCIPAL INTEREST PRINCIPAL YEAR PAYMENT PAYMENT PAYMENT REMAINING 1994 $7,662.92 1995 $1,696.38 5832.59 $863.50 $6,830.03 1996 $1,522.55 $907.85 $614.70 $5,922.19 1997 51,522.55 $989.55 5533.00 $4,932.63 1998 $1,522.55 51,078.61 5443.94 $3,854.02 1999 51,522.55 $1,175,69 5346.86 52,678.33 2000 $1,522.55 51,281.50 5241.05 $1,396.83 2001 $1 5 222 65 51,396.83 512572 50.00 510,831.68 = Total of Annual Payments 09/08/94 2 FROM : CENT PHONE NO. : 651 429 8629 Apr. 16 1999 10:28AM P3 ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE Constant Annual Payment Method Project: Clearwater Creek Restoration Project Lot . Parcel: 23 31 22 41 0004 Block: Owner: Lake Area Utility Contractors Addition: Interest Start Date: 01- Oct -94 Repayment Period: 7 yr Interest Rate: 9.0% Assessments: QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT a. Municipal Impv. 1 EACH 7,386.96 57,386.96 b. c. d. e. Total Assessments: $7,386.96 ANNUAL PRINCIPAL INTEREST PRINCIPAL YEAR PAYMENT PAYMENT PAYMENT REMAINING 1994 $7,386.96 1995 51,63529 $802.89 $832.40 56,584.07 1996 51,467.72 5875A5 5592.57 55,708.91 1997 $1,467.72 5953.92 $513.80 $4,755.00 1998 $1,467.72 51,039.77 5427.95 53,715.23 1999 51,467,72 $1,133.35 5334.37 52,581.88 2000 51,467.72 51,235.35 5232.37 51,346.53 2001 $1,467.72 51,346.53 5121.19 50.00 510,441.60 a Total of Annual Payments 09/08/94 3 FROM : CENT PHONE NO. : 651 429 8629 Apr. 16 1999 10:28AM P4 ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE Constant Annual Payment Method Project: 20TH AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS Lot: Project No 260085M (0583) Block: Parcel; 23 -31 -22-41 -0003 Addition: Owner: Lake Area Utility - North Parcel • Interest Start Date: May 12, 1998 Repayment Period: 10 yrs Interest Rate: 8.00% Assessments: Unit Measure Unit Price Amount Watermain and Sewer Improvements LS 36,680.77 $ 36,680.77 YEAR SCHEDULED PRINCIPAL INTEREST PRINCIPAL PAYMENT PAYMENT PAYMENT REMAINING 1998 $ - $ - $ $ 36,680.77 1999 $ 7,347.79 $ 2,532.05 $ 4,815.73 $ 34,148.72 2000 $ 5,466.52 $ 2,734.62 $ 2,731.90 $ 31,414.10 2001 $ 5,466.52 $ 2,953.39 $ 2,513,13 $ 28,460.71 2002 $ 5,466.52 $ 3,189.66 $ 2,276.86 $ 25,271.05 2003 $ 5,466.52 $ 3,444.83 $ 2,021.68 $ 21,826.21 2004 $ 5,466.52 $ 3,720.42 $ 1,746.10 $ 18,105.80 2005 $ 5,466.52 $ 4,018.05 $ 1,448.46 $ 14,087.74 2006 $ 5,466.52 $ 4,339.50 $ 1,127.02 $ 9,748.25 , 2007 $ 5,468.52 $ 4,686.66 $ 779.86 $ 5,061.59 2008 $ 5,466.52 $ 5,061.59 $ 404.93 $ 0.00 $ 56,546.44 Total Scheduled Payment 260085as / 4 FROM : CENT PHONE NO. : 651 429 8629 Apr. 16 1999 10:28RM P5 ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE Constant Annual Payment Method Project: 20TH AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS Lot: Project No 260085M (0583) Block: Parcel: 23- 31- 22-41 -0004 Addition: ! Owner. Lake Area Utility - South Parcel Interest Start Date: May 12, 1998 Repayment Period: 10 yrs Interest Rate: 8.00% ' Assessments: Unit Measure Unit Price Amount Waterrnain and Sewer Improvements LS 36,680.77 $ 36,680.77 YEAR SCHEDULED PRINCIPAL INTEREST PRINCIPAL PAYMENT PAYMENT PAYMENT REMAINING 1998 $ - $ - $ - $ 36,680.77 1999 $ 7,347.79 $ 2,532.05 $ 4,815.73 $ 34,148.72 2000 $ 5,466.52 $ 2,734.62 $ 2,731.90 $ 31,414.10 2001 $ 5,466.52 $ 2,953.39 $ 2,513.13 $ 28,460.71 2002 $ 5,466.52 $ 3,189.66 $ 2,276.86 $ 25,271.05 2003 $ 5,466.52 $ 3,444.83 $ 2,021.68 $ 21,826.21 2004 $ 5,466.52 $ 3,720.42 $ 1,746.10 $ 18,105.80 2005 $ 5,466.52 $ 4,018.05 $ 1,448.46 $ 14,087.74 2006 $ 5,466.52 $ 4,339.50 $ 1,127.02 $ 9,748.25 2007 $ 5,466.52 $ 4,686.66 $ 779.86 $ 5,061.59 2008 $ 5,466.52 $ 5,061.59 $ 404.93 $ 0 -00 $ 56,546.44 Total Scheduled Payment I 1 260085as ea 5 FROM : CENT PHONE NO. : 651 429 8629 Apr. 16 1999 10:29AM P6 • • APPENDIX A - COMMERCIAL DISTRICT Section: A -1 - Ppronse. The purpose of the Commercial District is to provide for a limited mixture of land uses, made mutually Compatible through controls and high quality standard. To facilitate more intensive and higher valued development and redevelopment of areas convenient to the Metropolitan market area. This District shall allow opportunities. to integrate • quality commercial uses, providing the opportunity to benefit from excellent visibility from major arterial routes • in conjunction with major local thoroughfares. • A -2 - General„ Minimum Recuiremenjs. The following minimum requirements, as set forth in Appendix A herein, shall apply to all buildings that may be erected, converted or structurally altered in Commercial Districts. A - - P rmit Principal U esIUaPS �e m'tted on eel ] Us Permit.. As provided in TABLE A - SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS, PERMITTED AND SPECIAL USES in this ordinance. A -4 - Setback. See TABLE B - SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT REGULATIONS LOT AND YARD REQUIREMENTS_ • A -5 - 53,111din2 Hriah in Comm nisi 1 jgfrin,}a,, As trnvided in Section 33.99 of this Ordinance *1 A -6 - Off S ••Pet Parking. As provided in Section 38 of this ordinance. In addition to Section 36: (1.) Space for a single vehicle shall be nine (9) feet by eighteen (18) feet or larger. (2.) Off street parking area shall be surfaced with asphalt or concrete, and with permanent concrete curbs to define driveways and parking limits. Plans and specifications for parking areas shall be reviewed by the City Engineer, and approved by the City Council prior to construction. (3.) All open off street parking areas having more than six (6) parking spaces shall be effectively screened by a wall, fence of acceptable design, or compact hedge along all sides which adjoin or are directly across the street from a property in a residential zone or institutional use. Such wall, fence or hedge shall be maintained in good condition. Plans for fencing shall be approved by the City Council. The fence shall not be used for advertising purposes. (4.) There shall not be off street parking within 15 feet from any street right of way nor 5 feet from any other lot line. *1 Amended 7/27/88 -1A- 6 FROM : CENT PHONE NO. : 651 4298629 Apr. 16 1999 10:29AM P7 • • • (5.) Off street parking areas shall be so graded and drained as to shall bessub,ject water. Drainage plans City Engineer_ A -7 - Buf.rr 7cne Between Commercial And F sidPnti.a nib, ir..a. Where a Commercial District abuts a Residential District, any new development shall include a buffer zone. There shall be a protective strip of not less than ten (10) feet in width. This protective strip shall contain no structures, shall not be used for parking, off street loading, or storage, and shall be landscaped. The landscape treatment shall include a compact screen wall or fence, but shall not extend within fifteen (15) feet of the street right-of-way. The planting or fence design must be approved by the City Council as being in harmony with •a residential neighborhood and providing sufficient screening of the commercial area. The hedge or fence shall be no less than six (6) or more than six and one half (6 1/2) feet in height. A -8 - S- .reenine Reavirements. If the City Council requires any type of screening as a condition for a variance or special use permit, the applicant shall comply with the following conditions: (1.) File a copy of the screening plans with the Zoning Administrator. (2.) The screening, planting or construction, or both shall be complete within one year from the date of building permit, subject to extension by the City Council. (3.) The screening shall be maintained after completion. (4.) A dollar amount of one and one -half the times the estimated cost of planting and construction of the screening, shall be filed with the City in the form of a cash escrow or letter of credit. The cash escrow or letter of credit amount' shall be forfeited to the City if any provision of this section is violated. A -9 - iandscasinQ. Three (3) percent of the surface area of the land within a parking area shall be landscaped with grass . -and shrubbery or other approved ground cover. Landscaped areas will be maintained by the property owner on a - - continuous basis. Green areas within abutting street right- • of -ways Will also be maintained by the property owner. A -10 - Fite Plan. Site plans for all developments require special use permits prior to the issuance of building permits. At least the following information shall be • submitted for review: (1.) Site development plan. -2A 7 FROM : CENT PHONE NO. : 651 429 8629 Apr. 16 1999 10 :80AM P8 • (2.) auilding plans, inoludin; building elevations, indicating mass, building materials, and color of ell • exterior surfaces, including all materials proposed to meet the screening requirements of this Ordinance. (3.) Landscape plans, including the number, species, and site of all plantings, (4.) Grading, drainage, and utility plans. A - - Anoerisory StruntUre Garages accessory structures, screen walls and exposed areas of retaining walls shall be of similar type, quality, and appearance as the principal structure. • A -12 - Ezt r; r o.f•Auilditg. All buildings shall be finished on all sides with permanent finished materials of consistent quality. A -13 - P`rmi led Encroachments. The following shall not be considered as encroachments on setbacks subject to other conditions within this ordinance: Off street open parking spaces, flues, belt course, leaders, sills, pilaster, lintels, cornices, eaves, gutters, awnings, open terraces, service station pump islands *, open canopies, steps, chimneys, flag poles, ornamental features, open fire escapes, sidewalks, and fences, except as hereinafter amended. • A -14 - Fxterinr Mecohandise. There shall be no exterior storage or exterior display of merchandise, unless approved by the City Council through a special use permit. A -15 - L_s_gr`inp. All lighting shall be shielded, deflected or diffused so as to not cause any beamed, directed or intense lighting to fall upon adjacent land being utilized for residential purposes, or not cause any traffic hazard. A-16 - Arivewave. (1.) No driveway shall be located within pne hundred_(100) f.Pt *1 of any right -of -way line of a street intersection. Said distances shall be measured along the property line from the corner right-of-way line. _._ ___ . (2.) Access drive onto county roads shall require a review by the County Engineer. This review shall be acquired prior to issuance of any building permits. * Center line of pump island shall be no less than twenty -five (25) feet from a street right - of - way or property line. *1 Amended 7/27/88 -3A- • 8 FROM : CENT PHONE NO. : 651 429 8629 Apr. 16 1999 10:30AM P9 A-17 - S »F a 0-e permitts. As provided in section 64 of this ordinance. Criteria for Issuance of Special Use Permit. When reviewing ,an application for a special use permit the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council shall consider the following criteria: (1,) Impact on. traffic. (2.) Impact on parks, streets, and other public facilities. (3.) circulation, Compatibility landscaping and e structures n with a contiguous properties. (4.) Impact of the use on the market value of contiguous properties. (5.) Impact on general public health, safety and welfare. (6.) Compatibility with the City "s Comprehensive Plan. A -18 - Signs. As provided in section 32.03 of this ordinance. A -19 - Refuse• (1.) All premises shall be provided with, at owners expense, an adequate number of approved containers to hold the garbage accumulated by such premises until such garbage • is removed from the premises. Such containers shall be made of metal or other suitable material, shall be water tight, insect and rodent proof, and shall be of a material not easily corrodible and equipped with suitable handles and tight fitting covers and shall kept covered when there is garbage stored therein. (2.) Garbage and rubbish containers shall be placed at the rear of the premises or in such a manner as to be out of view from the street- In no event shall container or their enclosures be placed or maintained in such a way to unreasonably interfere with the use or enjoyment of adjoining property. (3.) utilized r for e residential s purpose e shall �be with a suitable enclosure. (4.) Every garbage or rubbish container required shall be maintained_ in as sanitary a condition as is possible and shall be thoroughly cleansed as needed. - If, upon inspection by the Administrative Authority a container is found to be in poor repair, corroded or otherwise defective the Administrative Authority shall notify, in writing, the provider or user of the container of the deficiency and shall require the repair or replacement of the container within fifteen (15) days. All container enclosures shall also be kept in good repair. • * APPENDIX A added to Ordinance #4 - 5/25/88 -4A- 9 SUBJECT PHOTOG 4;4 • ■ 17 'k d snC _ 13' if el Side and front elevation looking northwesterly Y f 0 Side and front elevation looking southwesterly 26 SUBJECT PHOTOGRAPHS ` • I r t t I Ti Side elevation of storage building s 7 SH S • 4 !' tee. 0i .. _ _. � t� Interior view of office 27 SUBJECT PHOTOGRAPHS \ kk A , Ill el r - re; t -A a _ Another interior view of the office ait 16- Interior view of shop building 28 SUBJECT GMliS ... / / / .77 'rill.... ..041101Proor • . . a . ti*-----=--------------71. , ‘. \ ‘ , \ • ' , ,, • , I L 0, k I \ ' \\\ i r ' . 11 \ \'. \\,,,'''■,\ \ , , 1 : C \ ‘• \' \ 0 yi■ i \ '0' . , \ • ... , .,. _ .... ,... •,_ ../Vir...":::- ,., ,,,,,,,,,, , . ,_... - • F..• • .•\*. . -- . ,,,,€:• r; •.;.,: . -..1/4:: :' 4- :..."': . %•: - .-,•::,.. - • - •••,,,,,-• .. . 4'.c. -.,.-b.-- 'CG-'Irr:1-: Mezzanine area of shop building -------------------------------7--\ • • — - i t • - -zi .- '_'. 7 Interior view of storage building 29 . _ SUBJEC PHOT OGRAPHS !s. 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LICENSES, COMMISSIONS, MEMBERSHIPS /AFFILIATIONS Certified General Appraiser License, Minn. #4002423 Certified General Appraiser License, Wisc. #482 Certified General Appraiser License, Mich. #12 -01- 005363 Certified General Appraiser License, Ohio #423328 Appointed to the Lino Lakes Economic Development Authority Advisory Board Secretary/Treasurer -- Lino Lakes Area Business Association Received Hammer Aware for reinventing a federal government that is more efficient and costs less from Vice President Al Gore (1999) Real Estate Brokerage License Notary Public Commission Member of St. Paul, Minnesota, and National Association of Realtors Member of the Multiple Listing Service • -, - Member of the International Right of Way Association (IRWA) _ -_. -- -- - -- - - - - - - -- Member of the National Association of Realtors Appraisal Section Affiliated with the Appraisal Institute (MAI Candidate) Member of the National Association of Real Estate Appraisers (NAREA), Certified Real Estate Appraiser Designation (CREA) PROPERTY TYPES APPRAISED Extensive appraisal experience in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa, in numerous counties, cities, and towns, for various clients, including various government (Federal, State, and local units), lenders, insurers, attorneys, and private clients: Residential: single family (including lakeshore/river front), town homes, condominiums, mobile homes, twin homes, and multi - family of all types and sizes Commercial: restaurants, junk yards, implement/auto dealerships, retail (stand alone and strips), parking Tots, small to large office buildings, regional medical facilities and clinics, bowling alleys, saw mills Industrial: manufacturing, fabricating, high -tech, warehouses, distribution centers, single- and multi- tenant Rural: crop land, rice farms, organic farms, farmsteads with all buildings Investment: apartment buildings, duplex/multi -plex, office/retail buildings Land: commercial, industrial, residential, residential subdivision analysis, wetlands, rural, railroad crossings, sand/gravel pits, timber land, lakeshore /river front, scenic easements and other easements, flood plain land IP Other: condemnation/litigation, partial takings/severance, feasibility, fractional interests, resid. /comet. review, equipment and trade fixtures, special use: including post offices, Federal Buildings, U.S. Customs Border Stations, Reservation -owned properties, railway terminals, churches, auto prooving grounds, substantially destroyed structures _ Plat System Services, Inc. (612) 544 -0012 MEMO DATE : April 23, 1999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Center Villa Final Plat Consideration Mr. Willie Lessard is requesting final plat approval for the proposed subdivision to be known as Center Villa. Included in your packet is the background information on this proposed subdivision for the benefit of the new Council members. At the time of packet preparation, we had not received new final plat maps for this subdivision. I was told that the only change from the previously submitted preliminary plat was a narrowing of the roadway to 32 feet from the current extension of Brian Drive. If the new Councilmembers do not feel comfortable with the information presented, I would recommend that this item be tabled. Mr. Lessard will be present to answer questions at the meeting. The final plat will be available for distribution at the meeting. Center Villa Grading Plan Mr. March reported that Mr. Willie Lessard was present to request a grading permit for the property at Lake Area Utilities (6994 20th Avenue). In addition, the west two- thirds of the property will be residential and the east one -third commercial. He also noted that the Planning and Zoning Commission favored the sketch plan presented during its September meeting. Mr. March conunented that ordinance # 8 indicates that the grading permit can be issued after the preliminary plat is approved. The Planning and Zoning Commission plans to consider the preliminary plat during its October meeting. Moreover, RCWD is reviewing the Center Villa Development this evening and is expected to approve the grading elevations and plans. Mr. March commented that Mr. Lessard understands that if the Council grants a grading permit it will be at his own risk. Mr. Peterson said he and Mr. March reviewed the proposed grading plan and it met with their preliminary approval. Councilmember Buckbee moved_to approve the grading permit. contingent upon RCWD IInv,la dtre 1•ve 'e i ;w± -•t i 1- a i IIn .1 a or •r ii1es the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Center Villa Preliminary Plat Mr. March briefed the Council on the 22 lots on the 13 acre Center Villa preliminary plat. A few minor changes have been implemented based on a meeting with the developer, engineer and staff. The developer is proposing to finance the project independently and is scheduled for Rice Creek Watershed approval this evening. Mr. March explained the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the preliminary plat at their meeting on October 6. The Commission recommended variances be granted on Lots 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 and any other lots that the lot width at building setbacks did not meet the required 100 feet per the R2 zoning requirements. The rationale for this was due to the generous lot sizes and the protection of the existing wetlands. The variance requests are for less than ten feet per lot at the building setback. Furthermore, the Commission recommended an additional variance be granted for the extra width requirement for Lot 20 because it is a butt lot and is 3' too narrow. Mr. Willie Lessard (6995 20th Avenue ) noted the Planning Commission did not desire Brian Drive to be a through street to 20th Avenue and thus the cul -de -sac will keep the traffic contained. Councilmember Brenner commented the comprehensive plan clearly states a collector road connects to 20th Avenue. Ms. Amy Mample (7034 Brian Court) speculated that traffic will use Brain Drive to avoid the stop sign at Main and 20th Avenue. Mr. Peterson addressed the grading and utility plan, and suggested moving C.B.5 6 -feet south, so that the pipe from C.B. 5 to C.B. 3 stays within the right -of -way and to show the defined emergency overflow swale between lots 17 -18 from the low point catch basins to the pond. (Set E.O.F. at elevation 906.5). Mr. Peterson elaborated on the Comprehensive Water Main Plan that shows an existing 10 -inch main on Brain Drive, Continuing, the plans will need to show a new 10 -inch main on Brain Drive and along Eagle Trail and extend the I0 -inch main from Eagle Trail to C.R. 54 (20th Avenue South) and connect the 10 -inch main to the existing I2 -inch main on 20th Avenue. Mr. Lessard requested the City pay the pipe oversizing cost. The Council discussed trailways and its liability and whether or not to pave the trail that connects the Center Villa development to 20th Avenue. Mr. Peterson commented that the width of the Floodway is under investigation. Mr. Palzer noted that the existing business property parcel (Lake Area Utilities) cannot be split because it is in the floodway. Mr. Lessard replied that they are investigating lot split possibilities, however, he would rather assume that liability. Ms. Chris Swenson (7016 Brian Court) expressed concerns about the tree line being removed and requested that it remain on the property. Mr. Wayne LaBlanc (1677 Peltier Lake Drive) noted he confirmed the drainage direction of the pond. Mr. March reported the Planning and Zoning Commission was favorable to granting variances for the butt lots because the lots greatly exceeded the minimal lot size. Mr, Peterson said Brain Drive street will taper down to match the Eagle Trail width. Councilmember Brenner felt that prior to Council action, the Council should consider the neighbors concerns, and that there is no data to support eliminating the collector street from the comprehensive plan. Mayor Wilharber said the neighbors concerns are valid, the developer has been in several times and questioned why now is the City proposing additional commercial property to develop. • Council Buckb moved to approve the preliminarvylat for Center Villa. contin ent upon RCWD and that outlot one is commercial nro nerty Mayor Wilbarber seconded the motion. Councilmember Brenner stated a few concerns she felt the Council should consider. Foremost. the Council has not had ample time to review the Planning and Zoning Meeting minutes. There is no reason or supporting documentation to eliminate the collector street, and trails should be established during construction. Ms. Brenner thanked Mr. Lessard as she enjoyed the pleasure of working with him. Buckbee aye. Wilharher aye. Brenner nay - Motion carried. Councilmember Buckb moved to grant variances on Lots 3 4 5 9 10 and any other lots that the lo t width at the building setback did not meet th requ ired 100 f per R2 zoning to protect the natural topography and existing natural features of the C nt Villa p lat and based on the gene rous size of the lots v the "enter v ilia deveio i ounciimember Brenner seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously, Councilmember Buckbee moved to grant a variance on Block 2 Lot 20 for additional footage within the Center Villa development. Councilmember Brenner seconded the motion Motion carried unanimouslv� • • it RICE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT PERMIT NUMBER: 98 -91 3585 N LEXINGTON AVE STE 330 c: City of Centerville ARDEN HILLS MN 55126 -8056 Montgomery Watson PI-1# 651- 766 -4191 FX# 651- 766 -4196 RCWD Inspector RCWD File PERIYIIT Pursuant to the Rules and Regulations of the Rice Creek Watershed District and the District policies and standards, and based upon the statements and information contained in the permit application, letters, maps, and plans submitted by the applicant and other supporting data, all of which are made a part hereof by reference, permission is hereby granted to the applicant named below to conduct the activity described below: Name of Applicant (Permittee) Project name Surety A mount County Lake Area Utilities CENTER VILLA 510,000.00 Anoka Address (No. & Street, City, State, Zip code) 6995 20TH AVE SOUTH, Centerville MN 55038 Phone #'s Fax Cell Phone Misc. (612)801 - 3958 (651)426 - 8438 Authorized to /Purpose of Project: Land Development Plan for a commercial and single family development to be known as Center Villa in • accordance with Preliminary Plat and Preliminary Grading Plans prepared by E.G. Rud and Sons, last • revised 10/14/98 and received on 10/14/98. Property Location Date of Issuance Expiration Dare Located west of 20th Ave and immediately south of Clearwater Creek. 02/24/99 07/24/00 This permit is granted subject to the following GENERAL and SPECIAL PROVISIONS: GENERAL PROVISIONS 1. The project shall be in accordance with the plans most recently submitted and approved by the District as part of the record of this project. _. Erosion control measures shall be adequately designed for the site characteristics. They may include staked haybales, diversion channels, sediment ponds, or sediment fences. They shall be installed in accordance with "Protecting Water Quality in urban Areas — Best M,nagement Practices for Minnesota." MPCA, October 1989, prior to commencement and shall be maintained throughout the project. All exposed soil shall be stabilized as soon as possible and no later than 14 days after the completion of the grading. The District Inspector may require Permittee to provide additional erosion control measures beyond those included in the approved plan at his discretion when site conditions warrant. • 3. The soils erosion and sediment controls for the rough grading phase of the project must be installed prior to any grading operations. The District Inspector must be notified when the initial erosion • controls are installed and prior to any grading operations (651- 766 - 4191). 4. Upon completion of the project and stabilization of all graded areas, all temporary erosion controls shall be removed. 5. This permit is not assignable by the Permittee, except with the written consent of the RCWD. 6 The Permittee shall grant access to the site at all reasonable times during and after construction to authorized representatives of the RCWD for inspection of the work authorized hereunder. any publicly owned lands or improvements thereon or interests therein, the Permittee, before proceeding, shall obtain the written consent of all persons, agencies, or authorities concerned, and shall acquire all property, rights and interests needed for the work. 8. This permit is permissive only. No liability shall be imposed on the RCWD or any of its officers, agents, or employees, officially or personally, on account of the granting hereof or on account of any damage to any person or property resulting from any act or omission of the Permittee or any of its agents, employees, or contractors. This permit shall not be construed as estopping or limiting any legal claims or right of action of any person against the Permittee, its agents, employees or contractors, for any damage or injury resulting from any such act or omission, or as estopping or limiting any legal claim or right of action of the RCWD against the Permittee, its agents, employees, or contractors for violation of or failure to comply with the permit or applicable provisions of law. 9. Any stormwater management facilities approved as part of this permit shall be properly maintained in perpetuity to assure that they continue to function as originally designed. 10. Within 10 days of project completion, you will notify the District Inspector at 651- 766 -4195. Once the Inspector verifies that site conditions comply with all permit requirements, your cash surety will be returned to the remitter. 11. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS PERMIT IS A VIOLATION OF THE LAW AND MAY RESULT IN FORFEITURE OF PERMITTEE'S SURETY. SPECIAL STIPULATIONS • 1. Outlots will require individual RCWD permits when developing. 2. The replacement wetland approved as part of this permit shall be constructed concurrent or prior to any wetland fill activity. 3. The Notice of Use Restriction and Maintenance Responsibility for the replacement wetland shall be properly filed and recorded prior to any wetland fill activity. 4. The permittee shall submit a monitoring report on the replacement wetland to RCWD which includes the information specified in Minnesota Rules 8420.0620 each year for five years following completion of the replacement wetland. The report shall be submitted no later than November 15 of each year. Autb6 Signature 5 5/ i)c ty6,6,-4,01 n Eua�rj�e L. Peterson / Andrew J. Cardinal, Sr. �/ President, Board of Managers Secretary, Board of Managers y mdh • EXISTING UTILITIES STREETS CENTER VILLA 1) The information shown on these drawings concerning type and 1) Saw out existing Concrete Curb ono Bituminous to provide location of l g utilities is not esprnsi to accurate butt joint or . de all nclusive. ive. The contractor is responsible le m for making his own determination os to the type and location of utilities as may 2) Removal and disposal of existing street materials as required be necessary to avoid damage to these utilities for construction is incidental. 2) The Contractor shall be responsible for ex utility locations. NOTE: Contractor shalt notify engineer and the City of CenterWIle PRELIMINARY UTILITY PLAN Coll Gopher State One at 454 -0002 for Inaatigns. o SANITARY SEWER , 1) Sanitary Sewer shall be PVC $DR 35 oxides otherwise noted. sanitary sewer or voter service to existing homes minimum of 24 hours prior to any interruption of CENTERVILLE, MINNESOTA 2) A71 Sanitary Sewer SerNCa s shall be 4' PVC SDI? 35 unless otherwise noted. - NOTE: CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY LOCATION AND ELEVATION 3) Sewer Service locations shall be verified in the field prior to OF EXISTING SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMAIN AND NOTIFY construction. 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RUD 4 SONS, INC. cERTI ►ICATION 1 Li CRAM BY: WO J C6 NO: 9843 DATE: 09 B • _ �E LAND SURVEYOR6 O NE« /0 BY: Erx D 1re N a sl ¢T I m I h 20 . }v 4” ' * em as ..+... Pic. or .. Ara.. e 1 m 91 w. .., sec 1 90/05/95 ANem a. 0.9 re. E. nI. M D 9 180 LEXINGTON AVE. N E ^_•:^� • ^°t 1 °^ •'"�••' L,a =r,.>o ..J. 8. ...I el . 1871. O./ N1.. 2 10/019/98 ReThed Lets w 511 WO 1 (!121188 - . L'= CIRCLE PINES... N.. 950, 3 " • LL. 6634 p4) (fl) 1841-6001 1841-6001 c..n a wa N0 0479 0950 nal Br TA STREET PRM.IMINARt GR4DING PLAN OP: CENTER VI L.1...4 FOR: I-410E !LAMA UTILITIES . CONSTRUCTION or SILT PENCE 7 TON RESIDENTIAL SECTION 9 TON MINOR COLLECTOR SECTION POZ15 .lo EYwv.IE ... 1 . z STAPLE nu MIMING TO ME POSTS P0515. EPSOM ALONG ME U¢ OF POSI5. 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NE - =.telee S ./ a � \ T A CIRCLE PINES, MN 66014 Date DATE PM `404 2 Ai ■ TEL (612) •86 -666• FAX (613)186 -6001 Enna e.. : /a /a /9a RC4 no 18227 em DATE 005071017014 er MEMO DATE : Apri123, 1999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Center Villa Final Plat Consideration Mr. Willie Lessard is requesting final plat approval for the proposed subdivision to be known as Center Villa. Included in your packet is the background information on this proposed subdivision for the benefit of the new Council members. At the time of packet preparation, we had not received new final plat maps for this subdivision. I was told that the only change from the previously submitted preliminary plat was a narrowing of the roadway to 32 feet from the current extension of Brian Drive. If the new Councibnembers do not feel comfortable with the information presented, I would recommend that this item be tabled. Mr. Lessard will be present to answer questions at the meeting. The final plat will be available for distribution at the meeting. • Center Villa Grading Plan Mr. March reported that Mr. Willie Lessard was present to request a grading permit for the property at Lake Area Utilities (6994 20th Avenue). In addition, the west two- thirds of the property will be residential and the east one -third commercial. He also noted that the Planning and Zoning Commission favored the sketch plan presented during its September meeting. Mr. March commented that ordinance # 8 indicates that the grading permit can be issued after the preliminary plat is approved. The Planning and Zoning Commission plans to consider the • preliminary plat during its October meeting. Moreover, RCWD is reviewing the Center Villa Development this evening and is expected to approve the grading elevations and plans. Mr. March commented that Mr. Lessard understands that if the Council grants a grading permit it • will be at his own risk. Mr. Peterson said he and Mr. March reviewed the proposed grading plan and it met with their preliminary approval. unilu' n ••rBucki••miv•dti :ss 'v• the 'radin. • sntin.en u ion 'tsD approval and the Developer is aware this is at his own risk. Mayor Wilharher seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Center Villa Preliminary Plat Mr. March briefed the Council on the 22 lots on the 13 acre Center Villa preliminary plat. A few minor changes have been implemented based on a meeting with the developer, engineer and staff. The developer is proposing to finance the project independently and is scheduled for Rice Creek Watershed approval this evening. Mr. March explained the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the preliminary plat at their meeting on October 6. The Commission recormended variances be granted on Lots 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 and any other lots that the lot width at building setbacks did not meet the required 100 feet per the R2 zoning requirements. The rationale for this was due to the generous lot sizes and the protection of the existing wetlands. The variance requests are for less than ten feet per lot at the building setback. Furthermore, the Commission recommended an additional variance be granted for the extra width requirement for Lot 20 because it is a butt lot and is 3' too narrow. Mr. Willie Lessard (6995 20th Avenue) noted the Planning Commission did not desire Brian Drive to be a through street to 20th Avenue and thus the cul -de -sac will keep the traffic contained. Councilmember Brenner commented the comprehensive plan clearly states a collector road connects to 20th Avenue. Ms. Amy Mample (7034 Brian Court) speculated that traffic will use Brain Drive to avoid the • stop sign at Main and 20th Avenue. Mr. Peterson addressed the grading and utility plan, and suggested moving C.B.5 6 -feet south, so that the pipe from C.B. 5 to C.B. 3 stays within the right -of -way and to show the defined emergency overflow swale between lots 17 -18 from the low point catch basins to the pond. (Set E.O.F. at elevation 906.5). Mr. Peterson elaborated on the Comprehensive Water Main Plan that shows an existing 10 -inch main on Brain Drive. Continuing, the plans will need to show a new 10 -inch main on Brain Drive and along Eagle Trail and extend the 10 -inch main from Eagle Trail to C.R. 54 (20th Avenue South) and connect the 10 -inch main to the existing 12 -inch main on 20th Avenue. Mr. Lessard requested the City pay the pipe oversizing cost. The Council discussed trailways and its liability and whether or not to pave the trail that connects the Center Villa development to 20th Avenue. Mr. Peterson commented that the width of the Floodway is under investigation. Mr. Palzer noted that the existing business property parcel (Lake Area Utilities) cannot be split because it is in the floodway. Mr. Lessard replied that they are investigating lot split possibilities, however, he would rather assume that liability. Ms. Chris Swenson (7016 Brian Court) expressed concerns about the tree line being removed and requested that it remain on the property. Mr. Wayne LaBlanc (1677 Peltier Lake Drive) noted he confirmed the drainage direction of the pond. Mr. March reported the Planning and Zoning Commission was favorable to granting variances for the butt lots because the lots greatly exceeded the minimal lot size. Mr. Peterson said Brain Drive street will taper down to match the Eagle Trail width. Councilmember Brenner felt that prior to Council action, the Council should consider the neighbors concerns, and that there is no data to support eliminating the collector street from the comprehensive plan. Mayor Wilharber said the neighbors concerns are valid, the developer has been in several times and questioned why now is the City proposing additional commercial property to develop. • Councilmember Buckbee moved to approve the preliminary piat for Center Villa contingent upon RCWD and that outlot one is commercial pro erty. Mayor Wilharber seconded the motion. Councilmember Brenner stated a few concerns she felt the Council should consider. Foremost the Council has not had ample time to review the Planning and Zoning Meeting minutes. There is no reason or supporting documentation to eliminate the collector street, and trails should be established during construction. Ms. Brenner thanked Mr. Lessard as she enjoyed the pleasure of working with him. Buckbee aye. Wilharber aye. Brenner nay - Motion carried. Councilmember Buckbee moved to grant variance on Lot 3 4 5 9 10 and any other lots that the lot width at the building setback did not meet the required 100 fe t per R2 zoning. to rotect the natural topography and existing natural features of the Center Villa plat a based on the generous size of the lots wiiiiirl the Ceaier Villa development. Councilmember Brenner seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Councilmemher Buckbee moved to grant a variance on Block 2. Lot 20 for additional footage within the Center Villa development. Councilmember Brenner seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. • • • RICE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT PERMIT NUMBER: 98 -91 3585 N LEXINGTON AVE STE 330 - c: City of Centerville ARDEN HILLS MN 55126 -8056 Montgomery Watson PH# 651- 766 -4191 FX# 651- 766 -4196 RCWD Inspector RCWD File PERMIT Pursuant to the Rules and Regulations of the Rice Creek Watershed District and the District policies and standards, and based upon the statements and infoiu ation contained in the permit application, letters, maps, and plans submitted by the applicant and other supporting data, all of which are made a part hereof by reference, permission is hereby granted to the applicant named below to conduct the activity described below: Name of Applicant (Permittee) Project name Surety Amount Counnv Lake Area Utilities CENTER VILLA 310,000.00 Anoka Address (No. & Street, City, State, Zip code) 6995 20TH AVE SOUTH, Centerville MN 55038 Phone #'s Fax Cell Phone Misc. (612)801 - 3958 1 (651)426 - 8438 Authorized to /Purpose of Project: Land Development Plan for a commercial and single family development to be known as Center Villa in accordance with Preliminary Plat and Preliminary Grading Plans prepared by E.G. Rud and Sons, last revised 10/14/98 and received on 10/14/98. Property Location Date of Issuance Expiration Date Located west of 20th Ave and immediately south of Clearwater Creek. 02/24/99 07, 24,00 • This permit is granted subject to the following GENERAL and SPECIAL PROVISIONS: GENERAL PROVISIONS 1. The project shall be in accordance with the plans most recently submitted and approved by the District as part of the record of this project. 2. Erosion control measures shall be adequately designed for the site characteristics. They may include staked haybales, diversion channels, sediment ponds, or sediment fences. They shall be installed m accordance with "Prot e Water Quality in Urban A eas —Best Mana'ement P-aetices for Minnesota." MPCA, October 1989, prior to commencement and shall be maintained throughout the project. All exposed soil shall be stabilized as soon as possible and no later than 14 days after the completion of the grading. The District Inspector may require Permittee to provide additional erosion control measures beyond those included in the approved plan at his discretion when site conditions warrant. 3. The soils erosion and sediment controls for the rough grading phase of the project must be installed prior to any grading operations. The District Inspector must be notified when the initial erosion controls are installed and prior to any grading operations (651 -766- 4191). 4. Upon completion of the project and stabilization of all graded areas, all temporary erosion controls shall be removed. 5. This permit is not assignable by the Permittee, except with the written consent of the RCWD. 6. The Permittee shall grant access to the site at all reasonable times during and after construction to authorized representatives of the RCWD for inspection of the work authorized hereunder. any publicly owned lands or improvements thereon or interests therein, the Permittee, before proceeding, shall obtain the written consent of all persons, agencies, or authorities concemed, and shall acquire all property, rights and interests needed for the work. 8. This permit is permissive only. No liability shall be imposed on the RCWD or any of its officers, agents, or employees, officially or personally, on account of the granting hereof or on account of any damage to any person or property resulting from any act or omission of the Permittee or any of its agents, employees, or contractors. This permit shall not be construed as estopping or limiting any legal claims or right of action of any person against the Permittee, its agents, employees or contractors, for any damage or injury resulting from any such act or omission, or as estopping or limiting any legal claim or right of action of the RCWD against the Permittee, its agents, employees, or contractors for violation of or failure to comply with the permit or applicable provisions of law. 9. Any stormwater management facilities approved as part of this permit shall be properly maintained in perpetuity to assure that they continue to function as originally designed. 10. Within 10 days of project completion, you will notify the District Inspector at 651- 766 -4195. Once the Inspector verifies that site conditions comply with all permit requirements, your cash surety will be returned to the remitter. 11. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS PERMIT IS A VIOLATION OF THE LAW AND MAY RESULT IN FORFEITURE OF PERMITTEE'S SURETY. SPECIAL STIPULATIONS 1. Outlots will require individual RCWD permits when developing. 2. The replacement wetland approved as part of this permit shall be constructed concurrent or prior to any wetland fill activity. 3. The Notice of Use Restriction and Maintenance Responsibility for the replacement wetland shall be properly filed and recorded prior to any wetland fill activity. 4. The permittee shall submit a monitoring report on the replacement wetland to RCWD which includes the information specified in Minnesota Rules 8420.0620 each year for five years following completion of the replacement wetland, The report shall be submitted no later than November 15 of each year. Authorized Signatuy / • Eug$ L. Peterso Andrew 3. Cardinal,'Sr. /cc • President, Board of Managers Secretary, Board of Managers / rndh • • • EXISTING UTILITIES STREETS CENTER VILLA 1) The Information shown on these drawings concerning type and 1) Saw cut existing Concrete Curb and Bituminous to provide location of ar T utilities is not guaranteed !a be occurate butt pint. or all inclusive, The contractor le responsible for making his own 2) Removal and disposal of existing street materials as required determination as to the type and location o` utilities as may be necessary to ovoid damage to these utilities. for construction 1s incidental. 2) The contractor shat, be responsible for existing utility locations. NOTE: Contractor shall notify engineer and the City of Centernlle PRELIMINARY UTILITY PLAN 6011 Gopher State One at 454 -0002 for locations o m m of 24 hours prior to any interruption of sanitary sewer or wa ter sa +Ice to existing homes. SANITARY SEWER I) Sanitary Sewer shell be 8' PVC SOR 35 unless otherwise noted. CENTERVILLE MINNESOTA 2) All Sanitary Sewer Services shall be 4" PVC SOR 35 unless otherwise noted. NOTE: CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY LOCATION AND ELEVATION 3) Sewer Service locations shall be verified in the field prior to OF EXISTING SANITARY SEWER AND 1 N A AND NOTIFY construction. ENGINEER OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR RIOR TO START OF WATERMAIN INSTALLATIONS. 1) Water Services shall be 1 inch copper type N. 2) Watermoin and hydrant leads shall be 6' PVC unless otherwise noted. I W g +I u4 \ r-_ ' 1) Curb slops shall be placed Ot property line. s 1 1 I 9 \�� n .v 1 25 I OUTLGT D — - -- 5 a EpT TO a - xem 26 C L F I P W A T __ 11 M E A D u v v S X2 ` Ex. =_ —i saw MEn • Ltae INV 692.93 ~ w �, Mt HYDRANT \ Ex. 80" FE 0 W 20 15 � w , __ __ • 'E s L 14 f ' _ J J / /~ �ELt1" RCP e ' � ^ EX. 6D' FE ' MV 892.95 _ tl4- ' L l - I f `, I ' Al I� EX. l2' RCP IxV 892.96 1 ,91 f INV 899.52 1,,!({I ^ / • • ' I 8' f m TDYrR ' - silr 19 1 \\ /116 100 ll V r— — 2 YP 18 � 13 111110".w. 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E9s.E • I. 4' nMRa SOU x w Roo 6 ems 2J` HOPE 09 , :_ • l] 6 -rc r r'c 1.8 -- = Ws" OSSP t OE/WAFER DESIGN P D LAKE AREA UTILITIES BY: 6995 20TH AVE. S0. r CENTERVILLE, 1.1N 55038 14/Fn0 a.1mw CONTACT: SHARON LESSARD CHAIZAW N' KOMP CONIALTA0 Bll3NEER SW twat newt !LC 0121" 0•43 r. so/. OM 115.10 TEL: (612) 426 -4103 E A . so Ns BY. EA. RUD 4 SONS, IN°. CERTIFICATION / hereby certify that this Glen ins prepared by m< er uneer - DAAwn ev: u/a - 186 -6866 FAx e6 I aw ta, SOWS OUT 10/06'/91 . `'^ p1 ��` ,�F,./��n r erect npe san end Me/ z ern a 044, /WMier.6/ pre cvRU e+: OR axa Na SAFE,. z e. z 1 LA'J (.VF.'G 1 VRV J 6 m. v.�-v fkt /estipnal enQ*see/ under me lens of 1/:e 51010 at M nneso Io. 7 IOrWNBI Rai,./ shut ...dr.., MAO ,� A....m e 1 b, .....ran .151 .s >m _ °.1815 LEXINGTON AVE. NE .••• •• `:. � '. 3 /a. •' Y1.,. : ir , \ = CIRCLE PINES, MN Th i4 •'.•• °^ • 1,.._ � . 1._ Me. seal 1 0/5 98 RrC N0. 78227 — A - OA OYSOWTTM - - 1/ i TOL (617) C ) 186 -6001 wr c Are MR' / ev ■ MEMORANDUM DATE: April 23, 1999 TO: Honorable Mayor and Council FROM: Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk RE: City Hall ComputerBidSpecifications Attached please find the computer bid specification form. After approval of the specifications, an REP (Request for Proposal) will be sent to the interested computer companies for their response and due by noon on Thursday, May 6, 1999. Councilmember Sweeney and f wilthe presenrat-the meeting to discuss this issue. However, please feel free to contact either myself or Conncilmember Sweeney prior to the meeting ifwe can be of assistance: Thanlcyou CITY OF CENTERVILLE QTY EQUIPMENTJDESCRIPTION PRICE Intel Pend= II 400 MHz, 128MB RAM, 6-8 GIg HD, 1.44 Meg 3.5' Floppy, 40 x CD ROM Drive, Sound and Video Cards (8MB SDRAM), CD Wrier, speakers and f 1 Internal 56.6 kbs modem 101100 PCI Ethernet Card (mouse & extended keyboard) Intel Pentium II 400 MHz, 64MB RAM, 6-8 Gig HD, 1 A4 Meg 3.5' Floppy, 40 x CD ROM Drive, Sound and Video Cards (8MB SDRAM), speakers, internal 58.6 kbs 2 1 modern, 10/100 PCI Ethernet Card (mouse & extended keyboard) Intel Pentium 1I 400 MHz, 128MB RAM, 8-8 Gig HD, 1.44 Meg 3.5' Floppy, 40 x CD ROM Drive, Sound and Video Cards (8MB SDRAM), CD Wrier, speakers and 3 1 10/100 PCI Ethernet Card (mouse & extended keyboard) 4 3 1T Color Monitors 5 200 tat cable 6 1 Upgradeable to NT Hewlett Packard Color Laser Inkjet 7 1 10 Port Hub 8 9 10 SOFTWARE 11 1 Windows'98 12 1 Corel 8 (Multi -User License) 13 1 Power Poke 14 1 Banyan Data Systems Upgrade (Windows Version) 15 16 17 MISCELLANEOUS 18 Warranty 19 Installation 20 Phone Support 21 40 hit TI2ISq 22 23 24 25 Toshiba U.SA http:/ /www.csd.toshiba. corn/ cgi- bin/ Web0... 1& productFamilyld= 6&productSeriesid =184 TOSHIBA u.s. 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This is a condition of state contracting policy and/or the terms of the state contract currently in existence. Toshiba products are available for purchase through Authorized Resellers and the Toshiba GSA Schedule. Artto 22 State schedules are currently unavailable on this Web site. For further infartriaboe please call the Toshiba Government Hotline at 'I -800-477-1616. t ut 4 704e 1 Ta A nS I SA , Pi C 1999 Toshiba Teens of Use 1 of 1 4/22/1999 12:03 PM t)uKak ( Wr-Y u) MEMO DATE : April 23, 1999 TO : Honorable Mayor and Council FROM : Jim March RE : Board of Review Results ************************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Included in your packet are the results following the Board of Review proceedings of April 8, 1999. Also included in your packet is a letter from Pat Fish that disputes the findings of the County Assessor after her home was reevaluated. The Council needs to pass a motion in regards to the findings. This motion will be forwarded to the County, v H � - "3 e2-, COUNTY OF ANOKA Office of the County Assessor Government Center 2100 3rd Avenue, Anoka, Minnesota 55303 -2281 612- 323 -5475 Fax: 612-323-5421 April 16, 1999 TO: CITY OF CENTERVILLE 1. The following information is provided for your files and delineates the outcome of the BOARD of REVIEW Proceedings of April 8, 1999. 2. The below individuals had their market values resolved before the local board of reviews met. PIN NAME VALUE ACTION TAKEN 14- 31 -22 -32 -0015 Richard Thompson 182,000/177,000L NONE 14- 31 -22 -34 -0052 Steve Kuralle 128,8001127,700L NONE 14- 31 -22 -42 -0024 David Wroblewski 154,200 Reduced to 144,300 14- 31 -22 -44 -0004 Robert Mlinarchik 131,500 NONE 14- 31 -22 - 44 -0070 William Nadon 114,900 Reduced to 110,100 23- 31 -22 -14 -0038 Joe Ulrich $151,800 NONE 23- 31 -22 -14 -0039 Patricia Dahl 142,900 NONE 23- 31 -22 -24 -0048 Jacob Shope 176,900 NONE 23- 31 -22 -24 -0086 Gerald Albrecht 129,400 NONE 23- 31 -22 -24 -0104 Paul Stanger 183,700 NONE Appeared at Board 15- 31 -22 -44 -0030 Pat Fish 170,400 Reduced to 164,300 15- 31 -22 -44 -0031 Gary Dowd 157,400 Reduced to 152,700 After Board 15- 31 -22 -44 -0028 Elizabeth Schwartz 198,200 Reduced to 193,500 15- 31 -22 -44 - 0029 Nobert Tuerk 151,300 Reduced to 146,600 15- 31 -22 -44 -0032 Harland Wegner 162,700 Reduced to 158,000 15- 31 -22 -44 -0033 Lois Peterson 186,300' Reduced to 181,600 As of 4 -16 -99 these are all of the changes made. If I can be of further assistance, please feel free to call me at 323 -5483. Sincerely, / 07`Zk Todd Smith Appraiser Anoka County Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer 03/18/1994 22:43 6512286241 FIRE PREVENTION PAGE 02 4 -22 -99 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Centerville 1880 Main St. Centerville e* 55038 On April 8, 1999 I appeared at the City Council hearing to appeal what I thought was an extraordinary increase in the estimated value of my home for year 2000. On April 12 Mt. Smith the Appraiser cams to the house to re- evaluate the Lot, as we were told at the meeting that the increase waa due to the lot valuation. Mr. Smith told me that it was necessary to look through the entire house, which he then did. and then informed as that although I would be receiving an adjustmsat to the lot valuation along with the other 5 homeowner* on the west and of the block. he could not adjust the original structure valuation because as he stated "The house was clean, well maintained and vary saleable ". I offer the following reasons why I differ with Mr. Smith's opinion: 1) I purchased the property in 1988 for $100,000, filed a Certificate of Beal Estate Value for the purchase price. and the value and taxes were adjusted accordingly. 2) Every area in the house, let and 2nd floor that are finished now were finished at the time of purchase, and although I have redecorated. updated, replaced windows and doors, etc., the only addition I have made was the porch. 3) I contacted Mr. Smith prior to the decision to add the porch to explain that I was replacing a deck because the ground water had destroyed the footings, and that I would be filing an application for This Old House tax deferment. I was told that the value increase would be 50% of the porch value, less the value of the deck which was removed. Usually a porch addition would not add the full dollar value of the permit price to the value of the house. 4) I received an increased market value of $37,000 and an increased taxable value of 20,400. After Mr. Smith's reevaluation I now have an increase of $31,300 taxable value and the same increase of $20,400 in taxable value because that figure was not reduced. This compares to what I had anticipated 7,600 plus a reasonable increase in land value. I agree that real estate values are on an economic whirlwind but I cannot agree that a 1961 ramblefon a 75' lot with a tandem garage adjacent to the softball field and 4 houses from the noise and traffic of County Rd. 14 can increase in value by $31,300 in one year..' I ask that the Council consider the increased value of my home compared to much newer hones around mine.I believe chat This Old House tax deferment was intended to encourage people with older homes to maintain and improve them, and do so by • pulling permits to see that the work is done Safely and correctly. With examples like my experience homeowners will certainly be discouraged from doing this. Thank you for your consideration. / S t • • IP Apr -21 -99 10:83am From -PROP REC 6 TAX 6123236421 T -099 P.01/01 F -199 n, L PAY 1998 PAY 2000 PERCENT 0.-.. , P.I.D. 156/15 166,100 18.396 \ �G \ 16 31 22 41 0001 1 7 Pe ier L 81 to $143,800 10.0% J lU ti l' tow 16 31 22 41 0004 1555 Pettier Lk Dr $128,600 LTV 8139, 18.8% 10.0% 15 31 22 44 0038 1681 Pokier Lk Dr 8182,300 EMV 8198,300 20.9% 5178,800 10,0% 15 31 2144 0324 1573 Pettier 12.5% TV 1er Lk Dr 8186,300 $185,100 10.0% Vn, 16 31 22 44 0026 1557 Peltier Lk Dr 5125,300 EMV 5148,300 18.8% ti� L7V $137,600 10.0% 15 31 22 44 0026 1683 Peltier Lk Dr 5153,800 EMV 5172,000 194 12. LTV $188,900 ,." 15 1122 44 4027 1668 Peltier lies Dr 5129,000 LN 5152,000 17.6% 5141,900 10.0% ,J V �- 0 15 3122 44 D028 1561 Peltier Lk Dr 5178,400 EMV $193,500 9.7% 16 31 22 44 0029 1545 Peltier Lk Dr 5127,300 EMV 5140800 16.294 LTV 5140,000 . 10.0% E MV 5154,300 23.5% „�.�L.(Li -,' (15 31 22 44 0030 1537 Peltier Lk Dr - 5138 000 5160,604 New Const TON ___ 514,274 Class LTV - 3153,000 15.0% L , 15 31 2244 0031 1529 Peltier Lk Or 5138,400 EMV 51 10.3% 8152,300 10.094 / 7.9% tu 15 31 2244 0032 1626 Peltier Lk Dr $146,400 EMV 8 158,000 \ ,, y i 153122440033 7251 Mein $164,900 EMV 5181,800 10.194 / LTV 5181,400 10.09` l `� 2� 2 Ry Chef `) -% v u ���/' / Please review the following changes in market value for a sample of properties Waled on Peltier Lake. All of the .. �, \ %/ parcels received significant increases due to to new construction porch .. If you were changes in land values, me parcel OEMs. to subtract the increase attributable to new Fish impve� her t dne n increase would be similar or less than many of her neighbors. I think the increases on lake property were large but it appears that they were applied uniformly to the land component of each parcel and tat no individual appears to have been singled out. I hop: ibis eases ray concerns that may have misted. If you have any gaeanans. Flue free to contact me at 612$23 -3482. $ineatly, 11116 li Dn (.12,.._ . coif D. Varner Deputy Anoka County Assessor k li R HE L_.. � turn: e. ✓pk_e_i4 . _ _. , Oita: £ P!L1 tr. fA NOKA C'p UNT'V ASSESSORS FM #' e-GS �- 8 L a g „ Fa « � l r )3a 31X2 ; . I , • _ CLt�.3�3 S i _aHONS �- MEMORANDUM DATE: April 23, 1999 TO: Honorable Mayor and Council FROM: Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk RE: League of Minnesota Cities Confere Enclosed in your packet is a conference registration form for the League of Minnesota Cities Conference. The Conference is an educational and networking opportunity. The conference is scheduled in Rochester, June 15 -18, 1999. Historically, some Council members have attended and found the expel ience to be invaluable. If you are interested in attending or if you would like additional information please contact me. Have a great week end. MEMORANDUM DATE: April 23, 1999 TO: Honorable Mayor and Council FROM: Ry -Chet Gaustad, CMC City Clerk RE Newsletter Please review and make adjustments asneedectand- submityour amendments to me. Please indicate, by your approval if the overall content and appearance of the newsletter is acceptable. As always, please call if you have questions DESIGN TEAM SUB - COMMITTEE EXPENDITURE POLICY * Any total expenditure over $50 needs to have the authorization of the EDC committee. Any mileage or supplies will be reimbursed if directly related and documented for a specific event with prior authorization from the EDC committee. * Any letters that are sent out by Design Team sub - committees using City letterhead, postage, envelopes (etc.) should have the following attached disclaimer : "This letter is being sent out with the aid of City resources. The statements contained herein may not have received City Council endorsement at this time." * The City sign may be used when available to advertise events or meetings sponsored by the City, EDC or Design Team sub - committees. r w enterznf Newsletter a Established 1857 Spring 1999 1880 Main Street Congratulations to the Newsletter ��) ty 1998 Centerville Citizen et the hope to keep residents and Business Person informed and up to date, the council of the Year 1998 approved the publication and mailing of a monthly newsletter. Annually, the council and BDC (Economic Development Conrmivee) work Look for the City of Centerville's together gathering nominations for citizen and business person of the year. After monthly newsletter this summer, the nominations are received from Centerville citizens and business owners, the applications are distributed to nearly 30 judges who determine who the recipients will be. This year the judges scores told the story of who will be the Th ank You! 1998 Citizen and Business Person of the Year. THE 1998 CENTERVILLE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR 1S MARY CAPRA. The City of Centerville would like to acknowledge and recognize Mmy has worked in several ways betterment of the City of Centerville. The Mary Jane Lang, and Walt and time, dedication and experience Mary has invested in the community allows Neumann for volunteering every resident to enjoy something about this community. Mary Capra has been, Lorraine Lo , year adieu year, to assemble a is, an integral part of the developed community we enjoy today. Mary's ir in e commitment and dedication to the community spans out and touches upon an the newsletters, array of contributions. She is directly involved in the following; co-chair to the Minnesota Design Team, economic development committee, Cub Scouts, the f° city historian, volunteer for Si. Genevieves church and al the Centerville Drop Bog Elementary SohooL Mary's diligence, experience and kindness is well received by so many that it is most appropriate that she will be recognized by the City of For your convenience a black Centerville as the 1998 Citizen of the Year. The City of Centerville and its "drop" box is located on the east side citizens would like to thank Mary in addition to recognizing her for her efforts. of the driveway at the City HalL The TH81998 BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR IS TIM REHBINE drop box can be utilized for after hour has been an instrumental member of the Economic Development Tim payments and information. Committee since 1990. He has been the chairman since 1993. Currently, rrently, Tim is a real - estate agent and represents Re -Max and Associates. Tun has coupled his experience, rime and efforts with several developers that have expressed interest to Centerville. Tim is dedicated, reliable and works herd without seeking recognition for himself. He promotes the City's vision and goals and is lino - Any Comments'? professional. Several residents ptuchased their homes in Centerville because of to dedication and contmitntent has shown. Tim has many contacts through Direct your newsletter his business, which has been very helpful with the on -going projects in the City. comments in writing or by His knowledge of the local businesses and the real estate market is also a tre- telephone to Ry -Chel, mcndous asset. 1880 Main Street. The City of Centervilleplans to recognize 'Dm for being the recipient of this Oenterville, MN 55038, prestigious award during the annual Business Appreciation Dinner on May 1 l th. or call 429 -3232. Thank you Tim, for your contributions toward the city being it better place to live and raise a family. 1 City of Centerville - Page 2 Spring 1999 Bulletin Board Congratulations Nominees! City Meetings The City of Centerville congratulates the following businesses on being nominated for the 1998 Business Person of the Year Award: City Council Marjorie Carpente, Carpenters Commercial Properties City Council meets on the John Magi', Corner Express second and fourth Wednesday of Don Rivard, Rivard Electric the month. These meetings are Cheryl Sacco, Centerville Floral open to the public and the Council Udo Wegmann, Amacomp encourages residents to attend. Rev, Richard Wolter, Church of St. Genevieve These meetings are also broad- casted live on cable channel 16 at Thank you for your time and dedication to the City of Centerville! 6:00 p.m. Planning & Zoning The City of Centerville congratulates the following citizens on being nominated for the 1998 Citizen of the Year Award: Commission )randy Hagerty First Tuesday of each month at Udo and Cindy Wegntann 7:00 per° 1999 Thank you for serving Centerville with your Park & Recreation NOMINEES time, taiem and outstanding contributions! Committer: CoNostw'nnAt of e First Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Economic Development ` Special &DownloRevilon Comnitteea Recognition Third Tuesday of each month at 1/ }s 7:00 p.m. At the April 14, 1999 council ! C t u meeting, Margaret Langfeld Special Meetings (AnokaCounty Commissioner),the Special City Council meeting Honorable Mayor Wilhatber and notices are posted on the commu- Council recognized the Centerville • nity tialletinboard in the City Hall -- - - _. _ Elementary School Patrol Program. for their extraordinary performance and vestibule. Notices are postal at achievement in receiving a perfect score on a recent traffic safety test given by (cast three days in advance of the the Minnesota Safety Council. The entire City would like to congratulate and meeting thank the following participants for their efforts assisting in arrival and departing school in a superbly safety conscious manner Tom Bowens TrishaBowens KatelynBraeger Cassie Bronson City Hall Hours Amy Cartier Jennif a Clearance Ryan Edelman Jamie Heffern Monday through Friday Tara Hillman Wayne King Megan McKay Kristin Peltier David Plersiak Emily Schweiger Jacob Simla Lea Thompson 8:00 am. to 4:00 p.m. if the time above does not meet If you know any of these outstanding youths or have the opportunity to see them in town, please express your personal appreciation for the job they do your schedule, please call City daily.' Hall at 429 -3232 to schedule an after -hours appointment 145 4 t . 4 • h `• nt - d n d d N d r n ruin nrnr nn r e _. r Spring 1999 City of Center** - Page 3 � � to Ce _� Senior Expo ter icA�e Cent f ~ FintAnoka County SenioExpo: ,I y1e -- �_ 4, Celebrating Healthy Living ,( � � � � f— _ - , ^ )1 Anoka County senior citizens are ,! v invited to attend a senior expo Want to know more about Centerville? featuring information booths, speak - Contact City Hail for a new resident folder. The information ers, entertainment and activities that contained will give tho reader a comprehensive overview of the city and its promote healthy living. The event sponsored activities, list of regularly used phone numbers and a synopsis of will be held Saturday, May 1 from frequently asked questions about ordinances. Please call Centerville City Hall 8:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Fridley for a free copy or if you have any questions. Here are some phone numbers Community Center, 6085 7th Street for a quick reference NE in Fridley. Expo attendees can lean about City Hall 651 429 - 3232 senior issues including nutrition, also Public Works/RulldingInspections 651-429-4750 07�ij and sane Seniors shoulder lder may enjoy free neck and shoulder Centerville Website www.centervillemu.com massages, musical ente talnnant and E -mail Address jmarchegoldengatee.net "brain gym" excercisea. Property & Tax, Anoka County 612- 323 -5477 The local Lions Club will serve School, Centerville Elementary 612 -792 -5800 a free pancake breakfast from 8:00 Post Office 651-429-2880 am to This s pm Post Office. Hugo This senior expo is being Gas Company, Minnegasco 612 - 372 -4727 organized by the Elder and Valuer - Electric Company, NSP 1 able Adult Action Team of the Phone Company, US East 1- 800 - 2441111 Alliance for a Violence-Free Anoka Water/Sewer, Centerville 651- 429.3232 County and theAtoka Connry Senior issues Network. Cable, Media One 651. 483 -9999 Family members are welcome to Garbage, Waste Management 612- 783 -5470 attend to learn more about services Compost/Waste, Anoka Cty. Recycle & Waste 612- 323 -3320 available to seniors. Persons attend- Recycle Bins, Centerville 651-429-3232 ing the expo are encouraged to car Driven Lic. Elam, Anoka County 612. 422 -340i Center pool' The Fridley Community 61 651-4294532 Center is ore Information, anonplease Drivers Lic. Renewals, WEIL 4701 Hwy For more information, please cast Campground, Rice Creek (Lino) 651 - 426 -7564 Cindy Tembreull at 422 -6972. Nature Center, Wargo 651 -429 -8007 Closest Hotel, Americinn (WBTownship) 651 -429 -7131 Grant Updates Att Attention ention rtY o Centerville its ention � applied for rwo Outdoor Recreation Program grants in an attempt to You are invited to participate in the development of acquire funding to develop playground equipment and trail- the city ordinances. The planning and zoning commission is ways to Laurie LaMotte Park and in the process o rewriting the city ordinances and the Acorn Creek Pa& If these grants arc , est com would like your help. Have you had couceras or funded by the Minnesota Department air "" & complaints about the rest ictione or wording of an ordinance of Resources, there would be or would you like to see the city adopt an ordinance'? If so, approximately $90,000 to use - _T we teed you! Pick up a pen and write to us, or dial City Hall towards park development. The to have your ideas recorded to be considered, or send your grant program is highly competitive, thoughts via e-mail to: jimatareh4igoldeugate.net. Grant awards will be announced in Inly. If the applications are not accepted this year, we will submit Catch us on the web at: Centerv!llemn,com or tune into channel 16 to get them for consideration next year. the most up to date city activities and Information Spring 1999 City of Centerville - Page 4 Design Team Visit Update... Entrance tasks Jim March, City Adminimratorhas been working on ideas for the gateway T rails, into the city from the east. We already have a plan and are hoping to put some- thing up within the next year. Jim has had discussions with a future bank coming Parks 1�S Lakes into the city. Centerville is extremely fortu- Doirntovrn tirska/Street Scapes(Her stage Museum nate to have the Chain of Lakes last fall the city was given permission to remove the fence along Main Street Anoka county Park right next dote in front of the elementary school. The school will be putting up their new sign In addition, plans for a new set of eds spring. We currently are obtaining information on Heritage Preservation Com- trails in the park match beautifully mission for the City of Centerville. Anoka County has agreed to donate the excess with the Design Team vision. toad right-of-way between Main Street and Centerville Lake north of 7105 Main Design Team 'Volunteer's d. olunte r's reconunen- Street clarions Include: connect to the Anoka Church Tasks Park trail system to Lamotte Park Cun ntly the Community/Youth Center group has written a letter to the church (short term goal), seek permission or design team group asking them to contact the Community Center/Youth Caner tra�l h ga prop north be group with regard to the church's need for space. of Lamont Park, attempt to ensure a ComnrtmityjYouth Center 'tasks connection to Wargo Nature Center, Currently the Community/Youth Center group has contacted several comtnuni- connect to a possible trail through des with the regard to the cost and land required for a community center. As Hugo (use Main Street and an ease- Wend above we sent a letter to the design team church group with regard to this ment area east of Lamotte Ptuk, topic. pier, provid a possible connection c onnection fishing pier, Design Team Follow Up Meeting ie, e oible on between lakes, take advantage of Everyone is invited to attend a Design Team follow up meeting, Saturday, grants for park equipment. June 12.10:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Centevillc Elementary School in the cafete- ria Hear about the activities and plans of the groups that formed after the Design County Road 14 Team visit, Since starting, some of the groups have merged. The current set of groups are Entrance, Downtown/Streetseapes/Heritage Museum, Church, An important finding of the Community/Youth Center, Trails/Parks/Lakes, and County 14. Information on Design Team was that the next Design Team activities is available at City Hall. if anyone would like to join one logical step for the development of or more of these groups, contact City Hall or Wayne LcBlane -(651) 426 -0168. County Road 14 (Main Street) Is to make it a busy 4 lane road. Some Design Team Volunteers Meeting consegcences of this are that many downtown buildings would have to - - -After -the Design Team follow up meeting, the next Design Team Volunteers -- - be destroyed because of the huger meeting is planned for September 14, 7:00 pm at City Hall. Design Team W1un- widTh, it wonld tend to isolate the city teen meetings have been taking place roughly every 2 months on the second into a "north" and "south" Centerville Tuesday of the mouth. The plan is to continue that schedule starting again on with busy traffic effectively dividing September 14. the city, there would be even more tracks and heavy traffic, and so on. Park Proposal In a recent meeting with Anoka County, it seems that, right now, there Although not directly in Centerville. the Chain of Lakes Park is right next are no immediate plans to change door and is about to undergo some positive changes. The current proposal calls County 14 into a 4 lane road, but the for elimination of many roads in the park and construction in phases of trails, one future is uncertain as traffic is bound of which would connect to Lanese Park. Instead of six exmances from County to increase. A simple easy solution 14, the new plan reduces it to three. The park will be undergoing a "redesign" for to County 14 traffic is not immedi- the better. The park is designated a park preserve which means it is to retain and slaty obvious. emphasize its natural resources. No more than 20% of the park area is to be developed. This park is one of the hest neighbors Centerville could ever hope to have. • L City of Centerville - Page 5 Spring 1999 Council's Corner 1998 Fire JANUARY The council took the following action. Emergency Runs • The city council swore in newly elected Dick Travis and Mari Nelson to serve four year council terms. We have completed 1998 with a • Approved the 1999 recycling budget total of 851 tuns compared to 827 or a • Appro*cd a Roadway reduction process 2.9% increase. This is still not as high • Acknowledged 1999 goals and objections. as 1996 which we had 889 runs. As • Approved resolution 99-01 appointments. • Approved resolution 99.02 fee stricture. usual the medical calls account for over • Approved resolution 99-03 appointing the city responsible authority. half of =IUDs and thepementsge stays • Approved a special use permit for the following: about the seine. The carbon monoxide Goetz Landscaping Garden Center, Performance Auto, Exact Precision Shat calls we slowly reducing in number. Metal, Terminal Transport, Auto Electrical Repair Shop, Corner Express, Eagle We went another year without a major Trucking, Casanova, Inc., Noble Welding & Manufacturing, MCUCellcom structure fire. This is a fact we aro Cellular. Ant., Northern Forest Product proud of and we believe that the fire FEBRUARY prevention activities we part of the The council took the following action: reason for this. • Approved the union contract. • Denied a rezone requesst. • • • • • • • • • • • Reconfigured Northern Forest Products - TIF Program • Estabbstuxl due times for council agenda items and delivery of minutes and recording me tings of the city. P /�•aans l.,nnln rag and MARCH Zoning Vacancy The counci took the following action: • Approved a $75.00 donation toward Garage Sale Days to pay for trolley rides. The planning and zoning commis- • Approved the Arts and Crafts Show for one day in the school parking lot area sion Ms a vacancy. Have you been during Saturday of the Garage Sale Days. considering what you can do to add a • The City will not condone any water ski courses in environmentally little pizzazz to your life? Have you sensitive areas. been wondering what you can do to get • Approved the Interconnect Agreement cxetuding Section 2, Charges... a hotter understanding of what's going "including any flat rate that shall be calculated by dividing the total water used by the average water consumed per household." on around you? Then consider apply • Approved the application for bingo and raffles on April 27, 1999 and ins for the planning and zoning August 15, 1.999 at St. Genevieve's Church. vacancy. The planning and zoning • Denied an easement encroachment verbena:. commission meet the first Tuesday of • Dutied an easement entroactunemt variance and extra shed. every month. The agenda includes • Approved street repairs, maintenance and &cal coating. items such as; preliminary plats, • Approved a proposed addendum to the Parkview Development Cnntract. • Approved Committee, Commission and Council meeting minutes be completed special use permits, variances, within four business days following a meeting (alter the purchase of computers ordinance recodification and much and proper welting). _ - _ -- . -_- _. _ more. If you -are looking for inform- • Approved the purchase of a podium - top lecture table with mobile bottom. ation or would like to submit an • Approved phase two of the Water/Sower Rate Analysis not exCacding 55000.00. application, contact Ry -Chel at • Approved authorisation far the City Engineer to advertise fix 1999 seal coat bide. 631. 429 -3232. • Approved the Facility Maintenance Agreement with the Chain of It Link League. • Approved to have the developer of Parkview be reimbursed $25.00 per structure • • • • • • • • • • for mailbox stands, after the development is complete. • Appointment of Ms. Lori Dorn to the Economic Developcment Committee. • Approved Resolution 99-04 Acorn Creek Park Development Grant Application Spring Into • Approved Resolution 99.05 Laurie 1sMoue Park Improvement Grant. • Approved Resolution 99-06 Establishing Earth Day. Summer • Approved the International Association of Chief of Police formula for the Circle PinesfLexington Police Deparunent Questions regarding the collection • Approved authorisation of staff to enforce the Uniform Housing Code on a of bagged leaves contact Waste Man - complaint basis, The Building Official will monitor and regulate the code and agement at 612 - 783 -5470. make the Co mitil the board of appeals. Spring 1999 City IV Centerville - Page 6 Low Interest Some Summer Jobs for Youth Improvement & _" _ The Anoka County Job Training Center is now Energy Loans Y acxpting applications for the Summer Youth Program Environment and ._...k41. ` _. for young people who are 14-21 years old as of May, 1, Energy Resource Center 1999, and live In Anoka County. 427 St Clair Ave., The Summer Youth Pro St Paul, MN SS102 gram is a combined paid -work 651- 227 -7847 experience and training program for eligible county youth. Youth enrolled in the program can care $5.15 per hour for 20 to 30 hours Thai above reference ]oars arc of' work per week as well as tam school credit and bonuses for completing funded by the State of Minnesota classes. The training is designed to help youth improve their English, math, and (MHFA) that is why the rate is lower on-the-job performance skills. The Summer Youth Program begins in June and than most bank loans and if the loans lasts 6 to 8 weeks. remain under $5,000 there are no Eligible youth applicants will be considered for participation on afirst come closing costs. The loan programs are Seat served basis as follows: Applications are available at school guidance offices, the Anoka County Home Energy Loan: Government Center (first floor reception desk) and the Workforce Center in • 8% APR Blaine, • $1,000 - $8,000 loan amount For more information contact the Summer Youth Staff at the Anoka County • 24 hour approval (one hour Job Training Center, 1201 -89th Ave. NE, Suite 235, Blaine, MN 55434; phone approval on no -heat emergencies) 783800. • Umacured(no second mortgage on the home) unless the loan is over $5,OQ0 • Minimal documentation for approval d "A�, ._ i, -/ _ ,,,1,1,.. PP Kid; tIrr:' 1 :1 l,-1 ., ,.!) • Eligible improvements: replacement nt new or Main Street Craft Spectacular replacement conditioner and hot water heater, insulation, doors and windows Centerville will be having its 014 Tyne Citywide Garage Sale Days Home Improvement Loan: combined with the New Main Street Craft Spectacular. The Garage Sales Days • 2% -896 APR depending on income will be held Friday and Saturday, May 21 -22 from 9 ;00 am to 4 :00 pm. The and dependents Main Street Spectacular will be held an Saturday, May 22. This will he the • $500 - $25,000 loan amount largest event of its kind -every sale within walking distance! There will be lots • Upper income restriction of of crafts, exhibits, merchandise, food, music, trolley rides and much more. So $51,000 a year (gross annual come join the fun! income for the household) • Loans $5,000 and over are secured by a mortgage on your residence Crafters, exhibitors and vendors wanted for these events. Please contact (taxwriteoff) City Hall at 651.429.3232 for information or to register. (Registrations arc • Virtually any home improvement required by May 8th), is eligible under this loan For an application or more „ 0 information call Environment & v e " o °,O„° o . Energy 227- -sal Center er w Catch us on the web at: Vi i° ' - v We have been providing these low . CeiltervlNemn.com or tune into °o t ; i ' -o interest loafs to Minnesotians for 15 I channel 16 to get the most up �' ti • t years and are proud to say we have ! to date city activities and helped thousands of homeowners. infomtiation FLUSHING OF We would bke the opportunity to help L WATER HYDRANTS you also. MAY I O -14! - Spring 1999 City of Centerville - Page 7 • Compost Sites Expand Hours... Anoka County's two compost sites are opening April 1 (weather permitting) with expanded services and hours of operation. Along with yard waste (leaves, grass clippings, garden wastes, weeds, pumpkins, etc.), residents may now dispose of tree waste (brush, logs and stumps) at the Bunker Hills and Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Compost Sites, As before, there is no charge for residents to dispose of yard waste. There is a variable fee for tree waste disposal, depending on the size and amount of the material. Residents are asked to keep yard waste separate form nee waste. Both sites are open April through November (weatherperniltting). When available, residents can pick up free finished Compost at either site on a first come, first served basis, for noncommercial use. NEW f (OURS OF OPERATION: Bunker Hills Compost Site Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Compost Site 13285 Henson Blvd, Coon Itapids 7701 Main Street, Lino Lakes Mon. • Fri. 8:00 am to 7:00 pm (or sunset, if earlier) Mon. - Fri. 11:00 am to 7:00 pm (or sunset, if earlier) Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm Sunday 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm For more information, contact Anoka County Integrated Waste Management at 612- 323 -5730, FREE grant will allow homeowners that live distributed at Goetz Landscaping and FRE i E within 25 feet of NSP overhead Irrigation, Inc. located at 2030 Main `' '` Tree powerlines to be eligible to receive a Strcet irtCt nterville. If you do not have free tree. The tree give -away is NSP overhead powerlines within 25 • Are you eligible for a scheduled for May 1. If you are feet of your property, you are ineligible FREE tree valued up to qualified as an eligible participant, you for this tree give -away. The City will 575? The City applied for will receive formal notification in the be applying for additional tree grants and received aS5,000grant mail, There will be approximately to benefit all residents and the entire from NSP from a program called the 70 trees available on a first come- community to reach our goal or "Power of Working Together ". This first served basis. The trees will be creating an urban fast within the City. Ann ref infra wifA al1ni98nAFTSCLI1TL11e5 •NLlFFL61nS rioa.rC! �gayer 10141 :0 a Ray DeVine ��4Pr•r 709521st Avenue eed96Sut4&4 eucear, %e. Nr One Calf. _ 612.961-1777 ; "L CemaMte. MN 55035 0718 Centerville Ro., Canton/ills, MN 55038 tr ntrievin.am IF _ Aub, lfli, e4 AWn.4 Menage welding , : .. - ..... kart. SragM na Sni,g Sucpacn Retuere g It hill ROM 'Spsel.ihu 3Ai1Y 4 a 812 4268700 wria NT i Aegentt sepal Frame sep- 1 1 (612) 6539935 Tim Kelly's Kerner 4844800 Rehb wok( e T 7098 Centerville Road Assahate Flue e "Carne for the Foal -Stay Jur the Fun!" 7050 - 20:h Avenus South 77m brows the nankin suburbs! Offering aslant and "Depwhhk Emergency Service" 653-1469 buying Red Frans service, inyawneighMektodl 426.4233 Cg , Lrie %nal Corner Express TRIO INN 1990 Main Senses 7082 Centervelk Road 7097 - 20th Avenue South "Fare and Friendly Service" "Off Sate also available" "Custom Design for alt Occasions" X8.6608 In Reuuu /ur Downtown Cemrrvilk 653-9399 ..5‘rtacorrett Steer. Centerville Pizsa a Pasta al Auto L'rta P. Wegtrurnn Compote's lot homes 7093 - 20th Avenue South p ull $ ervice Automotive Repair 1742 Main Stroet or Otto with a or available 7139 - 20th Avenue South Centervi77e, MN 55038 piny* lotion. 653-1 426-8072 6514318 City if Centerville - Page t Winter 7999 Local Schools State Centerville City Hall 429 Centerville Elementary 792-5800 Senator Jane Krantz Public Works/Bwlding Insp. 4294750 1721 West ew, Ccntrnville District 51, Stale Capital, Room 235 City Hail Pau 429 - 8629 Centennial Junior High 792 SL Paul, MN 55155 296.7061 Police Departmeol 4707 North Road, Circle Pines Non - Emergency 784 -2501 Centennial Senior Figh 7925000 District 8, 255 VadDeveer rue Department 4740 North Road. Circle Pins Office Building Non- Emergency 784 -7472 St- Paul, MN 55155 296-4124 Anoka County Library- Government Officials Centennial Branch 7845120 City of Centerville Feder 100 Civic 11cigbts Circle, Circle Pisses 1880 Main Street Congressman Bur Luther Hours: 10u.m. CO 9 p.m. M/L/W Maya Tom Wiibarbcr 429 -2140 1811 Weir Drive, Suite 150 10 as to 5:30 p.m. Th/F /Set. members Woodbury, MN 55125 730-4949 Theresa Brenner 653 -917 Licenses, Longworm Wan, Office Building $econtq, .Tax Payments Washington, DC 20510 (202) 225.2271 Deputy Registrar 784 -5750 Rich Tra 407 118 Senator Pau[ Welletone (auto licenser, fish and game license, Mari Nelaoa 407 -0908 2550 University Ave. West, Suite 100N snowmobile registration. bicyck license) St. Paul, MN 55114 645-0323 9201 Lexington Circle Pines Anita Counts 717 Hart Senate Office Building Driver's License Exam 784 - 5790 County Commissioner Washington, DC 20510 (202)224 I.35 and County Rawl 1, Arden Hills Margaret Langfeld 323 -5680 Anoka County Court House 421 - 4760 District 3, 2100 Third Ave. Anoka Senator Rod Grams (birth and lead certificates, marriage Rice Creek Watershed 2013 Second Avenue North license, passport, tax payments, voter Anoka, MN 55303 427 - 5641 registration and prvpcny records) 3585 Lexington Ave. North, Arden I Ills 261 Senate Dirksen Building Andrew Cardinal 429 - 1965 Washington, DC 2051 (202) 224 -3244 Post Office 429 -2880 Eugnnc L Petc;ntcm 784-9648 14531 N. 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Hugo, MN 55038 Keep In Touch Bulk Rate U.S. Postage ee �,r;�/�� PAID nter�ville Hugo, MN 55038 Esw6@rhrd 1857 PERMIT NO. 20 1 City of Centerville 1880 Main Street, Centerville, MN 55038 - Printed an Recycled Paper - C tervit(e 1880 Main Street • Centervif(e, M71( 55038 Established 1857 (651) 429 -3232 s JaX, (651) 429 -8629 RESOLUTION 99 -06 STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF ANOKA CITY OF CENTERVILLE_ RESOLUTION FOR REASSESSMENT OF 20TH AVENUE WHEREAS, the City Council of City of Centerville authorized the 20t r Avenue Watermain Interconnect and Trunk Sanitation improvements; and WHEREAS, the 35% of the property o-wners petitioned:forthe stated improvement be financed in accordance with Minnesota Status 429; and WHEREAS, the City of Centerville gave prover notification such; and WHEREAS, $720,000.00 was assessed to benefited properties based upon square foot; and WHEREAS; $152,498.77 was on provertylegally identified as 24- 31 -22 -33 -0004; and WHEREAS, the stated property owaerknows as R&R Leasing has requested $30,548.12 to be applied to property legally known as 24- 31 -22 -33 -0003, Terminal Transport, and WHEREAS, the property owner known as Terminal Transport has agreed to pay $30,548.12 as special assessments, and WHEREAS, the Council has directed the City Clerk to make a request of Anoka County to apply the initial principal of $30,548.12 to the 2000 special assessments, and WHEREAS, the first payment will commence in year 2000 payable taxes, and WHEREAS, the final payment will be payable in 2009. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that on April 28; 1999 the Centerville City Council authorized R&R Leasing (24- 31 -22 -33 -0004) to allocate, $30,548.12 to Terminal • Transport (24- 31- 22 -33- 0083) foraportion of_the 20th. Avenue Watenn in Interconnection and Trunk Sanitary Sewer assessment improvements. Adopted this 28th Day of April, 199. Tom Wilharber, Mayor AlIEST: Ry-Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk —I--. I TA 110 o 600 La., L') n i '1 . d ! Z --, , --, . 1 ; L/ ' j — — — --- -- MAIN STREET - ----I C.S.A.H. NO. 14 5 r C.2 -"; 11 .. . w I-- i 1 -1 "ti. • r.- ------- ..... .---,-..--:-.:,---= ! 7 ' ■ . , co z ‘..) , /'--- 1 , \ / / " z ------ -- I-- . 1 \ " 1 E3 i j 4 1 cl H:r...„" .,./ ‘ I -, 1--- 1 a SHEEHY i I ■ I ff {, t i i iy t' , i• i ' -' — • • 4 •■ i r I 1, S i i -------__'". / I 0 0- 1 z ., -- ! 4- i d HERMAN STREHLOW ------- ..... 1 }. „ ;.i I i I!! I I I / ti / ) ' , ” ,• I IiI . )- C-r ii Jr, ;•-• , A i i / \NJ ' '" I 11 c 'f, JOYCE STEVENS ,- — ‹ — 4/ t+' ,.,• 0 ,,,V.- _,L , \ , KENC 1 !I v I 1 „ \ 1 , i I____ _ - -- _ , - __ _ , _, , , _ _ _ _ CARPENTER ' i\ I 1 REE:L. 1 ANUFAdTURING , i GERALD REHBEIN / N I I , 7 1 REHBEIN / , 1 1 , 1 INC. ., ,. REHBEIN 7- I " I r 1 CEDAR STREET 1 _ /- "B" T' "C" V] — _ _ / CITY OF I I 11 LINO LAKES 1 1 CV085EX f 1 1 20TH AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS 40 :::„±, LOCA i=gi: terville TION MAP ;if, ti ;:: •.22::; .. ,. - Established 1857