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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2023 05-16 CC PACKETCITY OF G:EM LAKE Heritage Hall E .4200 Otter Lake Road J Gem Lake; MN.55110 { 65.1-747-2790/92 1 651-747-2795 (fax) E-mail citu�a?Te n1akemn.org. City Council Meeting — May 16,:2023 Call to Orkr.of City Council Meeting By:Mayor Artig-Swomley at 7: p.m:. Call of Roll Artig-Swomley Cacioppo ffynes-Amlee Johnson Lindner Approve:and Accept Agenda and Minutes • Accept the Agenda fur the May 16.2023 City Council Meeting ■ Approve the Minutes from April 18. 2023 City Council Meeting Accept the Minutes From the May 9, 2023 planning Commission Meeting Special Presentation • None Consent Agenda Resolution #2023-008 May 2023 Donation to White Bear Lake.Area Food.Shelf ■ Resolution #2023-009. May2023 Kristina Pratt Scholarship. Matilhly Financial :Report(s) • Claims Committee Reports ■ Planning Comrn!is iori Old Business ■ Newsletter o Topics and. Suggestions Joint City Clean -Up Day Gem Lake `frail and Sign Discussion ■ 3:930 Schetineman Road FoIIoW Up Discussion New Business + Tessier Road Condifion Disoussion Future Cha6table Gmbl ig.Donations a. White Bear Lake Emergency Food Shelf Community Outreach to..O.ther Cities.and Government Bodies . Presentations trom the Public, 2 minutes maximum Open Items for Council Members to Bring Up Future Council Meetings ■ Next City Coun.ciI Meeting, Tueaday, June20, 2023 o Attendance Inquiry ■ Next City Council Workshop, Monday, June 12, 2623 - CANCELED Adjourument-- The meeting adjourned w Gem Lake City Council Meeting May 16, 2023 Sign in Sheet Name Please print clearly CITY OF GEM LAKE Heritage Hall 4200 Otter Lake Road I Gem Lake, MN 55110 - 651-747-2790/92 1 651-747-2795 {fax} E-mail city(iDgemlakemn.org Name Please print clearly 1 City of Gene bake City Council Meeting --April 18,.2023. Meeting Minutes Mayor Gretchen Artig-Swomley called.the meetingto order at.7:DO p.m. Councilmembers Jim Lindner, Laurel Amlee and.Ben Johnson were.present. Councilmember Len.Cacioppo was remote from his. home on Labore Road: Also present: City Attorney Kevin Beck, City Treasurer Tom Keiiy,,City Engineer .Justin Gese, City Building.Official Mike Johnson, White Bear Montessori. Flead of School Marnie McPherson, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) representatives. Michael Ginsbach, Tim Grape, Minnesota Department ofI-leafth (IVIDH) representative Emily Hansen, Acting City C>lerk,Mclissa.Lawrence, Commission Chair Joshua Patrick, and residents. Erin.Florin. 'l'om Bolfi.ng; Lynn Yadeay., .Carl. Wallin,Jim Wilson, C.aroI :Schacht. Gloria and David -Nathanson, Sharon. Roland, Sieve Varley, Richard and Roberta Pientka,.Jon..Reigstad,.JefMchetter. Jeremy Charles, and Ray Tessier. Aprril 18,1623 AEenda A motion was introduced by Councilmember Linder to accept the agenda, seconded by Councilmember Anilee. Voice vote taken ,..aII voted yes, motion passes, agenda accepted. Minutes A motion was introduced by Councilmember .Lindner, seconded byCoune1lmetnberAmIee10 approve the M.arch.21., 2023, City Council Meeting (Minutes. Voice vote taken, all voted yes.: ntotion passes, agenda accepted. A motion was introduced by.Counci I member Lindner, seconded .by.CounciImember Johnson to. accept the.ApriI l 1,.2.(02.3, Planning Commission Meeting. Minutes. Voice vote taken: ail voted ycs; motion.p.asses, agenda accepted. Special Presentation I►MPCA Water Re. po.rt—Minnesota Pollution Control Agency{MPCA.} Representatives Time Grape and Michael. Ginsbach Michael..Ginsbach of the MPCA shared with those in attendance that the.MPCA has found one potential source r to the contamination of 1,4 Dioxane in several of the wells located within Gent.: Lake. While most residents e pected Water Gremlin to be the source; testing proved that not to be the case. The. business Cortec Corporation located on White Clear parkway in White. Bear Township is showing trace signs. "l'he.contamination may be. due to..the commercial cieaning..products the company uses. Cortec opened its Own plant and Iaboratory.in White Bear Township in 1992. Mr.. Ginsbach invited those in attendance to ask any questions they -may have regarding then' 'findings. Many of the. residents in at tend ance:asked questions along the. lines of ■ What the potential long term effects of consuming the contaminated water could have'? • Is municipal water:the tight w.ay to go, or can. filters be instal led or brand new wells be driilcrJ • Will more well testing be conducted and will the testing be expanded to cover more homes or areas within Gem Lake? ■ How i.ong w i I I it take: for the MPCA to come to: a resolution? is Is "the MPCA. looking into other. possible sources. for the contamination? A. summary. from Emily Hansen was. that the State does not get involved, because it is [lard to connect a health concern with environmental exposure and in Minnesota 4 out of 10 people Have a.chance of'getting sonre sort -of cancer. A summary from Michael Ginsbach was that municipal watei':is.:a way to go, filters don't work very. well lu remove this type of contamination: and need to be changed multiple times throughout -the year and it would cost a lot of money to drill new wells that.may. not even f x the contamination long term. More testing is set to take .plate in the n&t. month or so, the. MPCA i§wait! ng to:see if.that will be funded by Cortec or iNt will come out: of the MPCXs funds. The MPCA holies to. came to.a resolution sooner rather than later. This is an ongoing investigation and the MPCA will continue to look at other possible sources.of the.:contamination. The Mayor would like Io.1nvite the. MPCA. back: around August to give another prescritation on their findings after this next round of testing. and further investigat 1on.of'other possible.sources. City of'G.rnn Lake City.Council Meefing Minutes. April.18;,2Q23 Consent Agenda Resolution 42023-00.7 ApriC2023 Donation to White Bear Lake. Area Food Shelf 2023 Pay Equity.Compliance Report Quarterly financial Report Monthly Financial Report(s) Claims All items pn the consent agenda were reviewed by the.: Council. Councilmerriber Lindner introduced a motion to approve afl.the 'items listed on the consent agenda.as is, seconded by Councihncinber Johnson. Voice vote taken, ali voted yes, motion passes, consent agenda is approved. Committee Reports -Planning Commission Commission Chair Joshua Patrick shared with the: Council that a Public Nearing was. field during. their April meeting lbr an. Ordinance amendment to the Consol!date.Land Use Ordinance.increasing the number of students allowed to a ma.ximum of.182. Tie Contmissioil. discussed this and support. was given from the pub.Iic i n.. atten dance. he C:omt iIssion voted•to .recommend approval to the City Council. based on the recommendations .by City Planner. Evan Monson. 'ihe Commission is also making progress with the Nuisance Ordinance and hope to have a draft Ordinance with. suggestions and new language from City Planner. Evan Monson at the next meeting to review. The. Commission .is hoping to have something to.recommend for approval in the near future. Old Business Newsletter .A newsletter for the month of May has been dralled and will be completed after the City Couricil kleeting faking place tonight, April 18,..2023, 1"he.Mayor is waiting on the report frorn: the MPCA. to finish a story and. then it wlll be sent to the Acting City Clerk to be reformatted. Next Steps Corridor Project The team working on this project..is working towards getting a gnant.through Ramsey -County to. help fund the continued effort with the initial application. beingsu.bmitted.the week of April 10,:2023, 'Phis project will unite County Road E between thethree communities, White Bear Lake, Vadnais Heights'and Gertz Lake: The first. step is for the team to secure funding, oncethat leas been completed next steps .will..be.shared. Councilmembpr. Lindner introduced a motion to form a coalition to support this effort, seconded by Ccuncilmember Johnson. Voicc vote: taken, all voted yes, motion passes, tile C:ity of'Gem Lake agrees to show support of this.&Tdrt. Update on WaterFunding Request The City of Gein L:ake's application for federal funding for a pwtIal.munic[pal iYater system has been selected to. advance to the next. stage: in the U.S. House appropriations: proccss.1he City received. the official notice of nomination on April 1.1 front.tlie office pi-Li.S. Representative Betty McCollum. The. Mayor and City. Engineer .Justin Gesc worked very hard to ensure.aII required paperwork was in on time in order to be corisidered for the funding. New Business RequestOrd iaanee. Ain end. in eat to the .Consolidated Land Use Ord inarice —� White Bear.Moate ssori School The White•Bcar Montessori School (W i3MS) ,operates at. 1201 County Road E East, at tide southwest.corn er of the city,. "Ihe parcel is zoned Executive Itesiden daI (RX). and is a]so.identified as being w ithin the Institutional 0verlay.. one (the 20.17 zoning map refers to the Institutional Overiay:.as a `Conditional Use Institutional°). ne. Consolidated hand tJse Qrdinance states in Section 1.5.1 that the purpose of the Institutional Overlay is.for permitting uses that sefve the public, and that are providing. us es on a.nonprofit basis. Section 15.21ists religious institutions` and private. Chi iId. care and education facilities' as us es. that are permitted within. the zone .Sectitms. 15.3 and .I5:.4 .lists accessory and conditionallinterim uses.peftitted in the overlay. 'I.he overlay zone estabIIshes limitations on uses within the Lone: WBMS would be Cons idored as a `private child care: and education laciIities' use in.the ordinance. WBMS is Considering improvements to their facility, and is City of Gem Luke C'inv Council Meeting Minutes'April 18.2023 21 P c, f requesting changes to the .ordinancc that would allow for an increase in students. as WeII as potetttial.expansion o..f their existing facilities. The .rccluested 1nereasc in.students would.be. to establish a new maximum of 181 T)e applicant has also requested al I owi ng. stru ctures on the site to occupy up to 30% o I a Iot in the. Institutional. Overlay, and that the minimum amount.ofgreen space on a lot in the Institutional Overlay be reduced from 2 5 % ofthe lot to 20%. The Council .felt as though this was:a reasonable request and City Ilan ner.Evan Monson.recommends. approval prepared by himselt'.which include: Redlined ordinance with proposed ameridments (Page 7 of Staff Report) 2017 Gem Lake Zoning Map Ordinance No. .- Amendment to Section 15 o.f the Consolidated Land Use Ordinance Councilmern ber Lindner introduced a motion to approve the suggested ordinance changes. based on the recommendations by City Planner Evan Monson, seconded by Mayor Artig-Swornley. Voice vote taken, all voted yet, motion passes. Acting City Clark Melissa Lawrence will amend the current ordinance and make note of the changes. Rental Licensc at 3930 Scheuneman Rnad.1)iscuss[on Both the renter, Jeremy Charles,..and owner.: le IT Tschetter, of 3930 Scheuneman. Road were in attendance. Mayor A rt ig- Swom I ey stated that there have: been about fifteen (15) complaints the City has received regarding this property. With each complaint the Building Official, Mike Johnsen, was informed and followed up, but was .not able to gent a violation uhtil: recently when it was discovered that the renter has been running a.businest: out. of the home: The Acting City Clcrk scht out violation I(;tteis to botli the renter and the.ow. III er and then a letter invitirig e.ach,ofthem to the April City .CottnciI meeting. Mn Charles.shared that he has: been working on being. compliant with -the letter and wants to do anything he can. to ensure he will.continue to stay. compliant. At thi& tiine:Mike. Johnson has not yet been. invited backto the property to inspect it to ensure they have been compliant. Mr. Charles then stated that Mike )ohnson would be aIlowed .to stop by any. time. It was suggested. that.the occupant serif a written plan to. the. Council documenting A hat the plan is:to ensure: their compliance. At this time.the Council is going to wait for Iviike Johnson's report. to determine what. next steps should be taken and. if a. Public Hearing NviII need to he scheduled to discuss the issue more in depth. Roadway Sealeoat Quotes As paart oI'th.e City's infrastructure management program. the City provides funding. for sealcoating of the streets. 13y proactively treating the road surface with. seal coat (an oil and rock application) on a reguIarly scheduled intervals (3 to, 5. years).. the street's useful Iife can. be extended. This. recommendation is Based upon cuiteIII t research, using a surface treatment.sooner rather than later, like sea.lcoat, prolongs the:payemcnt life.. The shortened. interval far the..appiication of seal coat protects theasphaft from. U1 trav i ol ent (UV) Rays from degrading the asphalt surface; thus shortening its Iife cycle:.The timing for the sea Icoat of these streets is giving. the stakehoIders'the greatest return on investment: (ROI), ultimately increasing tlte.Iife of the road by prov!ding the. ri ght. s urface maintenance 4eatment at the right time. 'I7iis year's project. includes the roIlow ing street se&ents: Summit Lane. Farm, Big Fox Road, Liale.Ttox Road, i•laye n Lane, Scheunen! an Road .(both North and Sputh), Arid -Hof man Road.. Quote rcg0ests were sent to Allied 131acktopping.Company, Pearson Brothers, and `.A. SchiI'sky. {Queues were received from Allied T3iacktoo Company= Inc. and Pearson Brothers Inc,, t ith no response, to date, from ` .A. Schifsky. Public Works staff is. recommending that this year's seal coat project: be awarded to Allied: Blacktop Company Inc, for S63,500.06. The Public. Works Director's estimated cost for this year's seal coat project «3as $75,000.00 Staff is recommending award to AIIied Blacktop Company Inc. for a total of .$.63.,500.06.. Action requested is. to accept the quotes acid award the 2023 Seal coat quote to Allied Blacktop Company Inc. for $63,500.06. C owici I mern her Lindner introduced a motion. to accept the Allied Blacktop Company quote in the arnount of $63,500.06, seconded by Councilmemher Johnson. Voicc%,ote.takcn, ail voted yes; motion passes, AIIied Blacktop's quote. has been accepted. City of Gem Lake City Comicil.M.eeting Minutes April 18, 2023 Gent Lake Trail and Sign Discussion The City is. in the process of designing signs to put -along the Gem.Lake public, traii .near the Gem Lake Villas. Quote requests were sent to Vacker Sign and Bright Idea Shops. At this time:a quote has only.been received from Vacker Sign. The.City is waiting to receive a.quot.e from Bright Idea Shops which was delayed due to a ransomware: attack on the company. 'ihe Mayor.is.request ing that this discussion be tabled untiI May when both quotes have been received.. CounciIinember Lindncr introduced a ntotion to .table the Gcm. Lake trail and signdiscussion until the May 16, City Council meeting, seconded by Councilmember AmIcc. Voice vote. taken, all voted yes. thotion passes, discussionwill be tabled until the May 16 City Council meeting. Future Charitable. Gambling Donations Each month the City receives money From the -Country Lounge for their pull -tab arid. bingo sales. Most cities in Minnesota are able to get up 10% of gross revenues from the charitable.gambling that happens within city limits. Theythen. have. to contribute.a]I of these, funds to charitab1.c organ iiations or use it for very specific public safety or educational purposes. The'.City:decideg who they would like to donate Borne oi'these- funds: to each moitth.:a I'm rite of the. City is the White Bear. Lake. Ern ergency food Sliel C While Bear Lake.Emergeney Food Shell' Mayor Artig-Swomley suggested that the.Council make a donation in May in the amount of I50ff 00 to the White Bear Lake Emergency Foad.Shalf Councilmember Lindner introduced. a motion to request a donation in the am6unt.of$1500 00 for the White.Bear Lake Emergency Food.SheIf, seconded by Coun.cilunember.]ohnsom Voice vole taken., all voted yes,. motion passes, Acting City Clerk will request a donation to be approved at the May City Council meeting, Cominun1ty Outreach to Other Cities and Government Bodies Mayor Artig-S wom ley recent]yhad lunch ivith'the new Mayor of Vadnais Heights where they discussed the corridor projeet:.Another top ic.of discussion was regarding the outstanding request for the Villas water bills and the installation of a new meter per, Vadnais I•leights suggestion, The Mayor 017Vadnais Heights let the Mayor know that he;wouId look into the request.. Councilmern ber Linder is still on the VLAWMO board. Presentations front the Public,_2 minutes maximum None Open. Items for Council Members, to_I3ririg_Ll_p The City of White Bear I.,ake recently sent out an.invitation for.the members of the Gem Lake City Council to. attend the White. BearLake Public Safety I:aci1..ity Groundbreaking on Monday, May 8, 2023 at 4:00 p.m. Mayor Airtig-Swomleysaid. that shc plans to attend and Councilmern bet. Amlce may attend. Mayor Artig-SwomIey shared. that: the audit results should be ready in time for the May Council meeting. The tree ordinance in. Gem. Lake w i I I .need to be reviewed in. the coming months. Future Council Meetings City Council, Tuesday, May 1.6.. 2021.., Workshop, IMonday, May 9, 2023.is C AN CE L ED, Attendanee.lnquiry At this, time all it! attendance. will be at the May.ineeting.. Councilmember Am tee will not be here for the August meeting. Performance RevievvlPay Discussion --Closed Meetinz Council.Only City Council askeO the public to.exit For a closed.meeting. Once the public had left Councilmember Lindner introduced a. motion to open the closed session for a performance reviewlpay discussion at 8:59 p:tn., seconded by CounciItneinher Johnson. Voice.vdte taken, all voted yes, motion passes, closed meeting is in session: Mayor Artig- Sworn ley. shared Nyith the. Council her evaluation of the Acting City Clerk Melissa Lawrence and asked. if any of the other. Councilmettihers had anything they would like to add. Council meniber Am lee asked .the Mayor what the goals were; because the goals listed aren',t necessarily considered im0rovement goals. At:this time. the. Mayor would like Mrs. City o(Geni lake City Council Mtpemig Minutes April 18, 2623. 4 i 1' Lawrence:to continue addition a] training and work on becoming a:ccrlilied City.ClAli C ounci I mem hers agreed with the Mayor's evaluation. City Treasurer Tom .Kclly gave a presentation orl.pay equity and shared with the Council. how.the'rown.ship does their pay scale. Mayor Artig-Swoinley would Like tv see the City of Gem ,Lake adopt a scale for suture reviews to ensure that.thc employees) are being paid fairly. CounciIrnember Lindner wilt help to evaluate the evaluation prodess. The Council suggestM a merit increase for the. Acting .City Clerk M cl i ss a: Law ren ce. Mayor Ardg= Sworn ley met �v.ith the: City Treasurer and discussed how to make this happen. Mayor A rt i g-Swom I cy suggested that. the Acting City..C.Ierk be given a 59%inerit increase based on her perj76rmancc over .lhe iasl year, which Would be retroactive back to April 1, 2023. Mayor Artig-SwoinIcy. introduced. a,motion to approve: a:5% merit increase ror.Acting City Clerk Melissa Lawrence retroacti.vely'to April i, 2023, seconded: by Councilmember .Lindner. Voice vote taken, all voted yes, motion: passes. merit. increase approved retrvaetively° to April. 1, 2023. Cou.ncilmember Lindner introduced a motion to close the closed session .for perfcirmance review/pay discussion at 9:16 P.m... seconded by .CO unciImemb&Joil nson. Voice vote taken. all voted .yes, motion passes. Adiournment Being (here no further business, following a motion from C.auncilmember Lindner, seconded by Councilmember .1phnson. the meeting.aiilourned at 9.11 p.m. Respectfully .subinilled,,. Melissa Lawreyeg City cf Gem Lake. City Council Meeting Mihutes.April 18, 2023 5 j" . .. City of Gem Lake Planning Commission Meeting-- May 9, 2023 Meeting Minutes Planning: Commission.ChairJoshua Patrick called the.ltteeting to .order at 7:OI p:m: Commission Members Don Cummings,:Stephanie Farrell; Derek. Wippieh.and Art Pratt were. -present, Also present: City Attorney Kevin Beck, City Planner Evan. Monson, Acting City C erk IVielissa:Lawrence,. Aeside.nts Rick 13osak, Erin Florin, Tom Bolf ng and .Cindy Scruggs. May 9, 2023 Agenda A, motion was made by Commissioner Cummings to accept the agenda, seconded by Commissioner Pratt. Voice vote taken, all voted yes,.motion.passes, agenda. accepted. Minutes. A motion was. made by Commissioner Pratt::to. approve. the. April 11, 2023; Planning Commission Meeting minutes, seconded by Commissioner Farrell. Voice vote .taken, all voted yes, motion.passes,.minutes are approved. Public Hearings None Old. Business Discussion of Nuisance Ordinance No. 86. City Planner Evan Monson shared wiih the Commission his draft of recommended revisions: and additions to. tiie current. Nuisance Ordinance. The. Commission reviewed the revisions and additions and .feit as though it was a great start and that it is moving: the right direction. Mr. Monson pointed out specific parts of the Nuisance Ordinance that: could work as standalone Ordinances such as the sections on Meth Labs and traffic. Newv abatement language was also. added to the end. of the Ordinance: Commissioner W ippich felt -that the: sections describing unauthorized intoxicating liquor or gambling could be explained and. made clearer. Commissioner Cummings would like to see sometliingwhere it limitswhere vehicles are:allowed to be parked, such as on any type of impervious surface and not the yard. He would also like to see languagethat can reference other Ordinances so the same .information isn't being posted twice and can stay more consistent.. The Commission also: wondered if the term "dangerous" should be: defined because dangerous can mean different things to different people: City Planter Evan Monson has got an idea of additional .revisions that should be made and will have something for the next meeting for review.again. The Corninission is happy with the progress and feels that it is moving in the right direction. New Business. None Open -items for Commission Members to Bring U None Future Meetin s City. Council IvIeeting,T'uesday, May 16, 2023 at Heritage Hall, and Planning Comtriission Meeting, T.ucsday, June 12: 2023 at heritage Hall. Commission Chair Patrick shared that he will not be able to. attend the City Council. meeting on T.uesday,- May 16 as he has prior engagements. Comm Cummings said. that he may attend and. can give the Council an update. Attendance Inquiry Coi n mi s. s i on e r Chair Patrick surveyed the Comrriission tosee if any of. the them bers ,yould have. any .issues attending the :tune 1.3,.2023 meeting. MANS time Commissioner Pratt is..the only one that may. not be in attendance. Adiou rnment Being there no further business, folIowing. a motion fro in Commissioner Pratt, seconded by Commissioner Farrell, the meeting adjourned.at. 8 -0 1 p.m. Respec f rlly.submilted lVelirsa Laws-.ence City of Gem Lake, MN Resolution No. 2023-008 May 1G, 2023 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY: TREASURER TO DISTRIBUTE A PORTION OF THE CHARITABLE GAMBLING FUNDS TO THE 'WHITE BEAR. LADE AREA FOOD SHELF. WHEREAS, the City of Gem Lake participates in the distribution of charitable gambling finds. received.from the Country Lounge WHEREAS, the.City.of Gem Lake distributes -these funds to local 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations WHEREAS, the City of Gein. Lake City Council suggested a donation at their April 18, 2023 meeting in support of the White Bear Lake Area Food Shelf. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, bythe City of Gem Lace, Minnesota, the City Treasurer is authorized to. send $1,.500.0� to supportthe White..Bear Lake Area.Food Shelf fo.r the month of. May 2023. The: motion for adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly introduced by Councilmember and supported by:Councilmember , and upon vote being taken thereon, the resolution passed with a. vote of in favor and against. ATTEST 1, Melissa Lawrence; the. duly qualified Acting City Clerk of the City of Gem Lake,. County of Ramsey, State of Minnesota,. do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution is a true and accurate representation of action taken by the City Council of the City of Gene Lake on the date first written. :Kgj 16, 2023 Melissa Lawrence, Acting.City:Clerk Date City of Gem Lake, MN Resolution No. 2023-009 May 161):2023 A RESOLiTTION FUNDING THE GEM LAKE. SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDING THE SCHOLARSHIP TO WHEREAS, the City of Gem. Lake participates in the distribution of cha.ritable gambling funds received from the: Country Lounge WHEREAS, the City of Gem Lake distributes these funds to local501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations: and the City's own Scholarship fund, WHEREAS, the City of Gem Lake created a scholarship for the year:202.3, WHEREAS, the City of Gem Lake awards, Kristina Pratt said. scholarship in the.amount.of $ l ,000.00, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer is authorized to send the University of Minnesota. a check in. the amount of $1,00.00. The. motion.for adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly introduced by Councilmember and seconded .by Counciliriember ,. and upon vote beinc, taken thereon, the resolution passed with a v.o.te.:of in favor and against.. 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Easy P. y 11 46 n;c Ie List communit}` uer�ice projects and activities to whieh you have bou involved in whi[c In high:school. kttaeli.an.AdditiUnal page if necessary, Activity Year(s) V�i 1lYe�rl ]-)t Milbe Vv M Oe, P-Y clt 1 J'-VI. 4'GitfY7 i �l jrl � �i 1�h1 Q7 ai' I}lyl1 jclq�c;1'S Ricod lV�ftve: Yr�'tur�}e rtr U�i'r1� Jta�iu( Fig c' 1--1111 cik ellWcx-A Co-,t TN C4�� ----._._...-.__.-..,...-.:...._._ .......-......._....._...- -_...-._.....:......... .._....._,._.._.,.:._.:..,.....:_.... ........... _ C:ity.ofi3cm Uke &:ho[a01ip App]ichti¢n hp of » Part 11. � To he co nip lefed by High $chuol Principal, Counselor or.Advisar I ffoi 6,90 It is desirable thsf tliis report represent tha opinion, of several teachers who bava km%vii the applican t..The inforniation furnished will be Ova nconsiderable weight by the Scholarship Cot tin ttee in. evaltin 6ng tlic appIieatit! s qualifications for scholarship a.ssistancc•.'Tha inrorinadon will be ireated in.a.conCdenflai and proressional manner. Rate the personal characteristics of the applicant 6y checking the appropriate columns.. Compared in other students in his or her class year Poor Below Average Average Above Avcra c Well Above Average Excellent putstanding Qt:e of the top few I've encountered Academic Achievement ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ Intellectual Aptitude ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ Disdplincd ►vork.linhits ❑ ❑ ❑ IN Maturity ❑ ❑ ❑ Y ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ K Motivation ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ Leadership ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ® D Integrity ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑_ ❑ ❑ 91 Concern for others ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ �! V 5elf;conridence ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑. ❑ Ell Initiative;.iitdependenec ❑ ❑ ❑ Q ❑ ❑ 0 ❑ Overall ❑ ❑--- ❑ ❑ m._. -..._..Ll El City of Gem Lake 8cholasshI Applicatioti Page 3 of a White Bear Lake Area High School South Campus 3551 McKnight Road White Bear Lake, Minnesota 55110 55I.773.620o rax 651.773.6215 � April I8,:2023 Dear Scholarship Committee, i am honored to write this letterfor a scholarship award for Kristina Pratt, I have known Kristina since she started high school. She's a delightful young woman with great enthusiasm and an uplifting personality. Krishna has been active.thirough out high school with sp0rts:and volunteer groups. She has played soccer and golf while being the captain.for each team at some point leading with a.calm and .encouraging manner. Kristina earned awards for All Conference Golf and Most VaIuable Player on the golf tear}. She models. integrity and honesty in all: that she does. Kristina has also been involved. in volunteering while being a member of Ambassadors, Link Crew and National �. Honor Society.. Each of these groups have membership criteria which requires volunteer hours. She also has been involved in club soccer, golf academy and. volunteering at:the White Bear Lake Ramsey County Library. Being very involved. in.m.any activities, Kristina has also maintained stellar grades. She has a GPA of 4,389 and is ranked number five in our senior class of 500 students. She has earned academic awards for being an AP Scholar, AP Scholar with Distinction}, and has been on the A Honor Ral1.ali four years of high school.. I have absolute confidence that: Kristina will soar in her chosen field of:study of journalism at the University of [Minnesota -Twin Cities... She has the drive and determination to succeed with any path she chooses. to take. Sincerely, ■ • e "= ~ ; White Bear IAdke Area High Sell ool South. Campus 3551 McKnight Road & White BearIal:e; Minnesota 551I0 p.. 651.773.6200 • Fax 651.773.6215 To wham it may concerti: I have come to know Kristina Pratt immy Advanced Placement Calculus BC and Multivariable CalculuslAP Statistics courses; durina. these courses she has:dernonstrated, in and out -of the classrorrtir; ,,any of'the qualities. -if takes to. become a. successful college student. These qualities include indcpendcnce, and determination, and her math abilities. One of the reasons for KristinaN:success in my. classroom was her independence. To ine,.independenee does not mean.working on.one's own, but being motivated to.succeed intrinsically: Krisiina is a self -motivated student.who completes assignments on. tithe and asks fa liclp when she needs it. Since college isa time when students -must approach classmates and. Professors for help, Kristina's confidence to aslc.fbr help then continue on:her.own is extremely important.. Kristina's ability to accomplish tasks without. an: outside "push" points to.college.success;. she wants to be the best at.everything:she does. 1 can always count. on:kristina to volunteer in class, whether it be tvot'king protalcros ati the bwrd, pushing:diseussian into deeper tltinicing, or helping her classmates.. Determination. is perhaps the biggest reason for Kristina's success in. the.classroom. She is deterinined to reach tier goals .o.f attending college and entering the journalism field. She is excited about the possibilities..that await her during:hcr collegecareer, which has only increased the arnount of persistence and dedication she shows in high school. Onc of the things that separates Kristina..from her classmates is that. she. really wants to know wiry the math worms. There is. no doubt in my mind that this type of attitude and performance will continue. into Kristina's college career. Kristina. is one of the:tziostgifted students mathematically I have encountered. Her.ability to pushAirough difficult concepts to see math at its: simplest is amazing. She is motivated by a genuine love of.learning. During her jUnior Year, Kristina. was enrolled in ray AP Calculus. BC course. In this course she vvas One: student who could always explore concepts and ideas toform broadxonnections throughout all of her rnath.and science. work. I am one. who argues about the.. creativity that.great math students must possess in order to "see." higher'order math; Kristina has this creativity.. The ability to "problem. solve" coupled with her matlrcmatical shills made it: possible for Kristina to earn a 5. on the AP Calculus. BC %exam, and I foresee her. earning the samcscore on this. year's statistics cxarn as. w c11. Kristina Pratt showed herself.to be a. succcssful student in niy:class; one who possesses gtraIities that would slake her a.p#mc. candidate to be.sticcessfitl at any:uitiversity. Kristina'.s indep.cnd.ence, determination, and math abilities make her worthy of admission and. a great addition to any college:cominunity and a'very deserving recipient of this. scholarship, Matthew Danielson CITY O GEM LAKE CASH AND INVESTMENT.BALANCE; STATE MEN 1' As of 04/30/23 Fiscal Year.1023 Cash and.Investments Balance Balance Name. -of Fund 4/1/2023 Receipts Disbursetitents 4/30/2023 General Fund $256,757.57 $7,641.73 $39,414.63 $224 984.6.7 Parks . and Playgrounds $58,924.64 $0.00 $0.00 $%,924.64 2064 Debt Service Fund $0:00. $0.00 $0.00 $0.913 200E Debt Setvice.Fiind $0.00 $0:00 $0.00 $0.00 2007Cap ital improvement Bands $70,749:78 $4:00 $0.0.0 $70;749.78 201.8 Inpravement Bonds $56,422.0 $0:00 $0.00 $56,422.86. Street Improvement $401,789.95 $0.90 $0.00 $401,789.95 Scheunenzan Road Improvemetts $0.00. $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Hoffman Road Improvements : $0:00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Sm& Enteilwise.Fund $52(,857.09 $4,881.60 V4 464.40 $527;274.29 Water Enterprise)~und ($98,974.92) $1,447.04 $4.00 ($97,527,$8) liivestmentTrust.Fund $0.0.0 $.1,393.96 .$0.0.0 $1,393.96 $1,2.72;526.97 $1513.64.33 $43;879.03 S%244,012.27 Premier Clieelcing $71,740.90 Premier CD's $0.00 USS.Investments UBS Money Market $3,960.18 $1,244,012.27 �0.00 BALANCE OF GAMBLING FUNDS Balance Balance 4/1/2023 Receipts Dishuysemeitts 4/30/2023 Gambling Fund. Balance $6,582.25 $21-065: i 0 $1,500:00 $7,147:35 APRIL CASH & INVESTMENTS .4439724 4130119.Ut3$ Cc. COMENITYCAP .13ANK 20033AU95 2.75% 2:75%1526 $1.17,000.0031,60175 WwNy 2112125 2112121 Uf3S CD TEW EXCHANGE BANK 08241TKOl 0.50% 0613% 1461 .$245,000.00 $1.,225.00 3rtnnthly 4114125 4113122 UBS 'CD. GOLDMAN SACHS 28149M4U4 2.65% �2.66% 1097 $85,000.00 $2.252.50 Monthly 31.1512B 12129122 UBS BOND. NY STATE DO RM AUT}1 U4990FY32 2.92% 2174%. 1172 $145,000.00. $3X0.10 Wi58B W5 411126. 12129122 UBS BOND HARTFORD CNY CLEAN WTR REV 416496CZ4 4173% 1.15% 1109 $155:000,00 $1,702.50 Alt 8.1011 12115/26 12/29122 UBS BOND MAD ISON 6ORO SCH BON 656649KQ3 4,69% 0,9896 1447 $230,000.60. .$Z254.00 .6135�8 i2[15 81.1129 1115720 UBS VoND NY CITY.TRANSITIONALAUTN REV 64971X♦ R4 . 2.02% 3,73% .2022 $14S.W0,00 W408.50 211 & 811. 2.5i9ti 1,93% 1.110 .$i;2AA;012.27.310,606,28 City of Gem Lake GENERALFUND Bud&ed Sintetneat .of.Ruwnues aad Expenditures Forthe I our Montlis Ending April 30;.2023 gurr Mnt1 -Qm:Math Corr ..1i1 2m :0L). yTn i3ud e Acival varinnce % Coln blete Budge[ Am ynriance °I�,['Qi!kLlc. REVENUT,5. Property Taxes Current Praperty.Taxes S: .47,408.08 S 0,00 47,408.08 0.00 S: 568;897,00 S 0.0.0 568,80.00 0.00 Fiscal l)ispa HtyTaxes .I,316.67 0.00 11316.67 0.00 156800,00 0,00 15,800,00 0.00 I iccaases nand -Permits General Bvsiness Limnses 166.67 0.60. 166:67 0,00 2,00U.Ot] 3,405,00 (405.00) 120.25 .0 m5ale Ligtie r License 333.33 0.00 333.33. 0.00. 4,000..00 4,050;00 (50,00) 101,25 Other Permits t60:00 73.00 25,00 75.00 1;200.00 875.00. 325,00 72,92 Tobacco: License 16:67 6,00 16.0 0.00 206,00 400,00. (260.00) 700,00 ChnrhableGaniUlingLicense 0:00 0.0Q. 6,00 0,00 0.00 2,116155 (2,116.55) 0,00 Coritracior License 116,67 106.00 16.67 95,71 1,400.00 505;00 895,00 36.07 Building Permits 833,33 250.00 583.35 30.06 10,00().00 3.481,65 6,518,35 34.82 Phimbing Pernnl$ 83.33 0.00 83.33 o.0o 1,00(1.00 4.25.00 575.00: 42.5.0 Mechanicai Pcrtnils 166,67 0.00 I66.61 6.66 2,000.00 45.0100 1,550.04 22.50. Electrical Permits 66.67 (960.00) 326,07 (2-10.00) 800.0 UA .71U6 10,48 NP.DES I'emtit 9.33 p:00 8,33. 0,00 1Q4.00 100,0.0 0.00. 100.00 1-ire Nlarshnll lmspoedwi 208.33 .0,00 2003 0.60 21500.00 80,00 2,420.00 3.20 Sepiic Inspection Fee 291,67 480,00 (188.33) 164:57 3,500.60 3, 400.00 10000 , 97.14 Saa(e Penn Charge 4.17 (154,50) 158.67 �3,708,00) 50.00 27:00 23:00 54:00 Adminisirmion Fer 0.60 0.00 U.00 0.00 0.00 30,00 pm)O). 0:0D Sewer Cumraclor.License 4.17 (1.00 4,17 0,60 50:0.0 0,00 50100 0.00 Rena] I iccnsing 33,33: OAo 33.33 0.00 400.00 0.00 .4D0,00 0.00 Dog TJ=ses 35.00 30.00 p.00) 120.00 30.0,00 40.,00 360,00 13,33 Intergovernnreaml Revenues County Grants &/lids. 1,00 0,00. 1.00 0,00 12.00 14.98 (2.98) 1.24,93 SCORE Recycling Gmw 83:33 0.100 83.33 0:00 1,000,00 1,300,00 (300.00) 130.00 Cable TV Franchise Fees 541.67. 4..06 541.0 0.00 61500:00. 9,55T94 (307,84) 14TO4 SMALL CITIFS AI❑ A3.33 O.00 593,33 0.00 7,000,00 0.00 7;000.00 0.00 cI]arges for Services Planning Fees 16.67 .0.00 1.6:67 O.OQ 200;00 0,00 300:04 0:00 Plan Review 160.00. 0.00 100.4o o:e0 1?Dn.(i0 .1,824,32 (624:32) 15103 Fbisc Alarms 0,00 0.00 (WO 0.00 6,60 150.00 (150.00) 0.00 2nning.Charges. 25,00 0.00 25,00 0.00 300,00 m,00 (550.00) HID Investment Admin Charge 20.83 D.Qt3 20.83 0.00 25(1.00 500,20 (250.20) 20.9.08 Credit Card Rellates 0,0o 102:3 (10,D) DAD 0.00 76.44. (7.6.44) 0.00 F incs:and.Forkits Fines 50.00 165,00 (115.00) 330.00 600:00 33.1.50 268,50 55125 Yiiscelinneous inieresl Nirnings 250,00 0.00 250.00 0,00. 31000.00 3,46125 (463.25) 115;44 Miscellancons 25.00 0,00 25,00 0.06 300,OU 00.0 300.00 0.00 Facility Rental 416.67 0.00 'i.16.67 uib 5,000AO 1,3&7,20 3,61.5:80 27,68 Total Revenues 53;796.58 795:73 52;500,85 l.49 6*5.s9:00 37,92I.73 601,637.27 5.93 !-%xPTN1][T'C!Rks City.council Wages Anal 841arics Employer Paid. PayfoII Taxes Workers Compensation Adminsiration Confcreitc� ltegistiapioris Council Contingency Electimis Opep6ng Supplies: Contracted Services Legai..hulices Repairs 8e Main - Contractual 643.75 47.63 546;07 7.41 .7,725.00 1,847,68 .5,877.32 23.92 0.00 0,I)0 0:00. U..00 0:00 137.70 (131.70) 0,00 7.08 0:00 .7.08 0.00 85.00 0.00 85.00 0.00 20.83 0:00 20.53 0.00 250.00 0 CO 250,00 0.00 25.00 0.66 M5 00 0.06 mom 20.00. 280.00 6.67 750,00 0.00 750,00 0.00 9,000,00 (1.0o 9:,000.00 0.00 12.50 0400 12,50 006 ! koo. 0.00 150.00 0.00 708,33 1,16&00 (157,67) 164.61 8,500,00 2,332.60 6,168.60 27A,1 12.50 0,00 12,50 0.00 150.00 0.00 1.50:00 0.00 Ij66.67 0:00 166.67. 0.00 2,000:00 0,00 2,000:00 0:00 :541iN?a at 2!44 PM City of Ccrn Liika GENE42AL FUN D Btidgeted Slate ment.of Revenues and Expenditures l'or'du:.Four Munths_Eiidirig April 30, 2023 Curr Mrith Curr Mrith Curr M 1!1 zm 7 V'rD Bud= Acnial Variance %c6rnplcte Budecl Acnia Vnriari %Ga [e. Fin nneiitl Adininistra110n Auditing Services 958:33 3,SOp:00 (2,541,67) 365;22 11.,500.00. 6,000.00 5,500,00 52,17 Financial Services 2,583,33 31715,01. (1,131,68.) 143.81 31:,000,00 13;56126 17,496.7.1 '13,56 Credit Card Fecs 100.00 74,50 25,50 74.50. 1: 200.QO 230.03 969,97 19,17 Counp titer Services 166.67 0.06 166,67 0,00 21000.00 1,949.33 50,67 97A7 Legal Sur vices. Prosecution 1G6;67 135xo 31,67 SLOO 2,000,00 440M 1,560.00 2-7,00 Legal 4,166:57 0:00 AJ66.67 O,UO 56,00o.00 1,325AI 48,674.1.9 2`65 Legal : Land 1SS119S 291.67 0.00 29.1.67 6,00 3500:OO 0,00 3,500.00 0:00 CleridGcnerttl Government Wages and Snlarks 4,666.67 4,011.3E 655131 85.96 56,000.00 .15,7.1161 40,286.39 28:U6 Workers Compensation 0,00 0.00 0,00 0,00 0,00 128 25 (1213,25) 0,00 EPiipldyFNd Payroll Tmes 357.00 3.63.49 (6.49) 101,82. 4?8 i.00 353.82 31925.18 8,38 PE- RA: Contributions 350.00 356:35 (05) 101:91 4 200,00 1,389:80 2,910.20 33,09 HeallbInsurance H150 692.30 170,10 80,27 10.350-00 2,76920 7,590,80 26,76 Workers.Compensatio i 41,67 0.00 41.67 0,00 500.QO 0,00 50.00 0.00 OfGcc Supplies. 333M ?98,27 35;06 89,48 4,006.00 1, PAS 2,662.:5.5 33.44 Postage 120.83 0:00 120:83 0,00 1,=150.Qo Q.90 1,45U.U0 0,00 Professional Services 291;67 80,00 211.67 27,43 3,50,00 80.00 .3; 420,00 2.29 Administration. 33:33 0,00 3133 0,00 400,00 0,00 '400,00 0.00 Misccllnncaas 166,61 (1;955.00) 21121,67 (1,173,00) 2,000:00 (954,97) 2,954.97 (a7.75) Coni'ercncc fie&lratinns 125.00 O,OO 125.00 0.00 1,500.00 0'00 1:,500:00 0.00 4VebSite 125.00 0.00 :135.0Q 0.00 1,500,00 519.87 980,13 34,66 Mileage. 29,17 K93 i4:24 51.19 35UO 1A32 211.68 39,52 Recording Secretary SOO.00 0100 500,00 0,00 .6,000,OQ 0,00 6,000,00 0.0.0 Computer Services 333,33 737,00 {403,67) 221 AO 4,000,00 3;001.17 998,83 75A legal Notice Publication 66,67 70:07. (3.40) 105.11 DUO 70.07 .729r93 9,76 NewsNtter/Nblie Aelatians 200,00 22S,00 (28,Co). 114.6Q 2;400,QQ 456,00 1,9,14,00 19.00 Gnsu eneral Liability Irarice.. 208,33 0.OG .205:33 0400 2,500,00 1,713,25 786,75 6853 Property Instiranm 0.00 0,60 0,00 0,0E O.OD a.151,25 pi5.25) 0,00 Vehicle Insurnnce 12,50 0,00 12,50 0.06 i50:00 98.75 51,25 65:83 p6lic Officials Lia61i1hy 12.50 0.00. 12,50 UO 150,00 155,00 (5,00) 10133 Recy.6irigColketioit 791,57 .973:75.. (182.08) 123:00 9;500:00 2.911,75 6.S88?5 30:65 Lcngue of MN Cities 83;33 Q,QG 83.33 0.00 1,000,00 506:66 49114 50,61 RCLLG 29A7 0.00 29.17 0.00 350A0 0,00 .350A0 b.06 Subscriptions &25 0,00. 6:25 0,06 75.00 299:go (224;80) 399,73 Ofiice Egiiip & Furnishings 0;00 0,00 0:00 0,00 0:00. ? 238,37 (2,238,3.7.) 0,00 OFFICE LQU I P M ENT CARES rUNDS 6,11.7.92 0.00: 61317.92 0.00' 75,815.00. 27,32LOO 48,404.00 36.04 PInitning and Zoning Engineering %5.00,00 0.00 2,500,00 0,00 .30,000.00 41317.44 25,682,56 14,39 Adminisimlion 254,17 0;00 .254,17 0.0.0. 3,OS 00 0,00 3;050,00 OAD Zoning Adntiliislralioil 416.67 637,67 (211,09) 156,64 5,000,00 983,37 .1,016.63 19:67 WDES Adntfnistmiion 500.00 0,00 560.00 0,00 6;000:60 0.06 6,000.00 UO Flerilage IN11 Operating Supplies 16.67 0,00 1667 O,00. moloo 0.00 mom UO Pro%ssionai Services 125.00 o.00 125.00 0,00 000,00 GAO I,A0,00 0.00 Contract Smices 1,000;U0 (2,397;06) 3,397.06. (239.71) 12,009.00 887,95 11,112,05 7,40 '1'ccphone 125.00 9-00 125.60 U,00' 1,50p.00 Q..00 1560.00 ox Properly InRWRIlte 166.67 6,00 166.67 000 2,000,66 1,834 25 .165,75 91,71 Electric Service 416,67 329,49 m18 7.9.08 5,000.00 1:393120 3,GO6,80 27:86 Gas Scrvicc. 166;67 172,23.. (5.56) .103.34 2.000.00 1,149.65 $50.95 57.45 WnteOsewerCltiiilies 125:00 226,92 (101,92) 181,54 1,500,00 226:92 1;273,08 15.I3 Repairs & Maint - CoWmetual 20S,33 UO !09,33 (1,00: 2;S0O,i}0 390,00 2,11.0,Ou 1:5,60 lteparis &.Maim - 13WIding 666,67 Om 666.67 0,00 8,000.00 o 00 8,000:00 W)a Police Regular Law EnForccment 9,433.33 91,132,00 1.33 99,99 113,200100 37,728M 75,472,00 33.33 Dispttclt Casts 166A7 0,60 166.67 0.0 2.6.60:00 0,00 2.000.09 6,00 Fire Fire Serblces 21250,00 525.50 1;724.50 2136 27.000,00 7.253.51 19,7,16.49: 26,86 tiro Marshall Service 595.42 2?42,67 (1,657.25) 383,09 7,625,00 3,8.19:17 3 205A3. 5-1.37 Aniln ill Control Animal Removal 33,33 0,00 33.33. 0.00 '100.00. 0.00. 40pm 0.00 V1112023 at2:44PM Animal finrdreement Eittilding 1n.pscefion Bpi Iding 1n5peclions Building Secretary Compnlcr Scrvices Road :Ylnin[ett incc Signs: Sign Repair lvfateripls GngiEteering SIreo Lights R0W MBinlenarice. Slrcel Rcpairs Slvd `Free Trimming Due & Subscriplons Ice. and Snotr RetnavnI Safi and Sand Repairs & maint - Conlractt:ai Snow plowing; Pn rk M n i it terta it ce. PARK.MA1NTENANCU - CONTRACTUAL Otheristancing Uses Dpcmting Transfers ou'r City or(iem Lake GENERAL, FUND. 1111412ted StaNsnentOf Rovuntics apd Expenditures For the Four Months Ending April 30, 2023. ummul, birrMntl t t 2023 jJD 1TO BLEdnet: Acn+al Varinnce %Compielc Bu get Actual Varinnee ! Complete 16.67 0.00 I6.67 0.00 .200.00 0,00 200,00. 0.00 833,33 370,00 763.33 68.40 10,000.00 855,00 9.145.00 8155 166,67 0,00 166.67 0,00 200.00 907150 1,192.50 40.38 210,00 O.cU 21o,00 0.00 2,520100 3,520.00 0.00 1.00,00. 41,GT 0,00 4.1,67 0.00 500.00 OX0 500.0R 0.00 666:67 0.00 666.67 0,00 8.000,00 0.00 8,00p.00 0.00: 100,00 75,09 .24:92 75,08 I;200.00 302,16 897.94 25.18 66,67 UO. 66.61 0,00 soua 0.60 30,60 6.06. 1:&33,33 0.0.0 1,831.33. 0.00 72,000.00 0,00 22,000.00 Oko I,250.f10 ox lx6.00 0,00 1.5.,000.00 0.00 I5,0.00.00 0.00 8.33 ox 8.33 0,00 lkoo 0,00 100.00 0,00 1,250,00 21,27 1,222.73 2,l8 15,000.00 27.27 14,972,73 0.13 115.00 0.00 125,00 0.00 1,50o.00 0.00 1,500.00 0.00 1,416.67 6,339.50 (41942.93) 448 Jl 17,006.00 5.339,50 10,640.59 37A:1 583.33 UO 593.33 0.00 7,000,00 (1,00 '1,Oh0:00 0.00 1.,666.67 0:00 1,666.67 D.00 2Q,000.00 20;000.00 0.00 100,00 Total Expend it tires 56,235,75 321699.98 23,535,77 58.I5 674,829.00 179?0752 05,621.48 26.56 Cticess Rey Ovcr(Under).rxp. (S 2;939.17) ($ 31,904,25)__ 2U65,68 1,085,49 f535;370,00) (S 141,285,79) _106,QI5.79 40iJ.58: M 112023 at 2:44 PM Eily of Gem Lako PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS FUND B.Ugeted SUitenaeoiI bf Revell ues,and FaPend 1ttires Vw the Four: Months ! ndin$ April 30, 2023 Corr Mntis. { jirr iith Corr Mirth 2Qj YTF] XTJ2 Butt et Actual Wriatice %Complete. BIW mt ACIL,all �bLimu L--LE lc InterestLwLiugs $ 33,33 $ 000 (33.33) 0,00 $ 400,0 $ 605.91 (205,91) 151,48 7 oul.t Revenues 33,33 0.00 33.33 0.00 . A10o.00 605,91 205.9.1 151,48 E xPENDI,ru l(C5 Other tmpOyciuenls 416,67 0.00 {416,67) 0,00 5.000,00 0.00 5.000,00 0.00 Tolal8xpcisdituros 416,67 0.00 (416.67) 0,00 5,000,06 0.00 5,000,00 0.00 Gxccss Rev Over(Clnder).Fixp $ 383;33) 5 0,00_ _ _383.33 Q.OQ ($ 4,500.00} $ 605.91 (5;205.91 J (1117) 5111)2M23 at 2:48 PM C:ily o€`Gctn lake 2007 ❑EBT SERVICG FUND Midgenxi Sttitement of Revenues and Expenditures for the'Fou.rMonths staling Apr! 130., 2023 C�a ntlt ,[S151UQI urr wth .2023 } 1�7 X2:D Find e! clan] Varial & otnnlete Bum L�uaI MR -I 3nc0 "/o Complcte ttrsVS?tNU 1; Current Propeny Times $ 6,32&33 $ q.00 (6,328,33) 0,003 75,940,00 $ 0,00 75,940.00 0,00 Fiscal Disparities Iri 63 i1.00 (i61,08) OM 1,933.00 0,00 I,93 M 0,00 lnwrest Earnings 41,67 0.60 (41,67.) 0.00 500,00. 726.63 (226.63) 145.33. Total Revcaiites 6,53IM 0,60. {6,531,08) 0.00 78 373:00 720,63 77.64637 0.93 1:.:�P I:IV t]iTI 11;TS principal 51416,67 0,00 (5,41667) 0.00 65,000.00 65,000.00 0,00 100.00 Interest 837.42 0,00. (827:42) Om 9.929,00. 5,34.6,25 4i582:75 53,84 Fiscal Agent 1-ces 166,67 0,00 (166.67) 0,00 2,000,6G 0100 21000,00 0;0D Total ExppWitttres _ 6;410.75 0.00 OA.10,75) 0.00 76,929.00 70 346.25 6;582,75 91.4A Excess Rev Over ((under) Exp 5 120.33 $ 0:00 _ _ _(120.331 000. $ 1,444.00 [$ 69.619.62) 71,063.62 (4,821.30). 6111-=23 at 101 PM City6f9ctn Lake, 2018 DEBT SERVICE FUND l3LEdgeted Slalement.of Revnues.and.Expenditures For the Tour iwSoEtllls Ending Apri1X 2023 gurLmilill Err Ivin(1i. Curr Mntli 2023 yrI) YTD Bud a Actual "variance 5 Qomnfele Budge Actual ariali a lhColnpletp. REVENUES. Current PropertyTaxes S 532.00..$ 0.,0o (532.00) 0:00 5 6,384,00.3 000 6,3&4.00 0,00 Fiscal Disparities I3:42 0.00 (13,42) 6.00 161.00 0,00 161 M OA Current SpecinI AssessEnents 4,833.33 0.00. (41833,33) OM 58,060.0Q q.[J0 58;0O0.60 0d}0 Interest Earaings 20.83: 0.00 (20,83) 0,0.0 250.0Q 580.10 (330:10) 232:04 'tot aI Revenues 5,399,58 O.gO 5,399.58 0.00 64,79 m 580:10 G I?14:90 0.90 MPEiYl ITURKS Principal 3,333:33 0.40. (3;333.33) Q.OQ 40,000A0. `A0,000,00 O.OQ l0Q.Q0 Bcnd.lvtcrest 1,5.91.57 0.00 (1,541,67) 0,00 1.9,100.00 9,850.01 .9,250.00 51.57 fiscalAgeiil..Pccs IMOO 0.00. (100.00) 0,00. 1,200.OQ 0,00 1200.QO 0.00 Tolal P,xpeitdium. 5,025.00 4.00 S,D25,00 O.QQ 6Q,300.00 49,850,00 10450.00 3167 [ xecss Rev Oyer.(ihider) F.xp $ 374:58 £ 0.00 (374=58) 0.0Q 5 4;495.60 ($ 49,269.90) 53,764,90 {I;096.10).. 51t 112023 at 3:05 PM City of Cum Lake IMPROVEMENT FUND E3udgeted 5lale3ncnt d.Revenues and Expenditures F6T the I'nur Manths End ing.Apri130. 2023. Qig MnIh Oar Millll 2023 YTL7 YTP. II t C[ Actual. Var,lriG-p °oC [n lele Bubtf Aclua Vilti'i�-tici %Complete REM?NIfES CUM', tl Speciuf Askss[nents $ 2,916,67 $ 0.00 (2,916.67.) a,00 $. 35.000.00 5 6.00 35,066.00 0,00 Imem;t I~arniitgs. 1456,67 0.60 (166.6?) A00 2,000,00 3,982.53 { 1 j9SM.3) 199,13 Transfers #tam OthcrFancls 1,666.67 0:00. 6,66$.67). 0.00 26,660,00. 20,000.00 .0.00.100.00 Total Revcrilaes 4,750.00 0.00 (4,750.00). 0.00,....__57,000.00 23;982.53 33,017,47 42`.07 EXPENDITURES Enginceriq 833,33 0,60 (833.33) 0,00 10,000,00 0,06 10,000.0 0,00 Cons[ruetioli 8;333.33 0,00 (8,333,33) 0.00 1.0.0,000 O 0,0o 100,g00.00 0,00 TOM Expenditures 9,166,67 0.00 (9,166.67 0,00 110,000;06 0,00 .116,600,00 0,60 Excess Rev Ovar(Under):> xp. $ 4,416,67 $ o.06 4;A16.67 0.00 (S 53,000.00) $ . 23,982.53 (76;9821 (45.25) 5111r2023 at:3A7. PM City ofGem Lake SEWER ENTERPRISE FUND Budgeted S;atenientofAeycitties.nnd Expetiditari:s: For thcFwr:Monihs Ending April 30, 2023 �7jgr nl . Ctur lvhnt1j Curr Mnih .3023 YTD YTQ BkdgO Actual Variance °/o Coen !p CIE 13udget. Actai11 Yar MM % COi11ALQ REVENUES Loch!SAt $ 83,33.5 J,w (033) 6.00 s 1,0o0.o0 $ 0,00 1,000,00 0.00 Residential Server Revenues 2,083.33 0,00 [2,083,33} no. 25,0oo,0o 5,978,79 19,021,21 23.92 ComIII ercin! S6%Wt Revenices 2,666,47 .0,00 (2,666,67) 0.06 32,000600 7.950.00 24,150:00 2453 Sewer Charges - Del iaqueni 3,33 0,60 (8133) 0,00 100,00 0.00 100.00 000 Sewer Late Charges I25,06 0:o6 (Iado) 0.00 I,500.00 366,52 1,133,48 34,43 interest Earninp 106.67 0.00 (166.67) O.OD 2,000,00 4,938166. (2,938,6.6) 246;93 Total Reventces 5,133.33 O,QO (5,133:33) Q.00 6106,00 I9,133.97 42,466,63 31,06 DidYfiliS'► f 7i1�iTihiCs 0n1weSupp11es 16.67 0:00 (16,67) 4,00. 20.0.00 0100 200:00 0.00 Postage 20,83 0,00 (26.83) o:00 250.O0 0.00 250.00 o,06 Auditing 5ervicea 20833 0.00 .(208,33) 0:00 Z500.00 0,00 .2;500.00 0,00. Gnghicering 4.16,67. Uo (416.67] 0,000 5,000.0Q Q.00 5,006.60 uo MCiS Clsarges 4.458.33 0,00 :(4,453.33) 0,00 53.500,00 4;457165 49;04235 8.33 l ncates 16.67 6:73 (9,92) 40.5E ? osm 66-20.. 133:80 33,10 riEtnit�iniServiccs 83:33 o:OD (83,33) PA I,000,00. o.00. 1,000.00 0.00 Computer Smices 41.67 .0.00 (41,67) 0.00 50o.ob 592,00 (92.00) 118.40. Water/Se%vef-QtiljticS 416,67 0.00 (416.67.) 0,00. 5,066.00 1,240,41 3,759:59 24,8I Repairs & Mnint-.ContrnetuaI 41.6.67 0:00 (416.67) 0,00. 5,000.00. o,00 5,000.00 0.00. Aepreciittien 1,315,00 0:06 (1,375.00) 6,00 16,500.00 0,00. 16,560.00 o.bo Sewer lospectlons 2,083.33 0,00 (3,083;33.) 0,00 25.000,00. 0,00 25.000,00 0.00. ScwerTclevsclrlitshifig 11889.5.8 om (1.,889,58) Q,00 22;675.OQ. 0,00 22,05,00 000 Total Expenditures 1:1,443.75 :6:75 (11,43T00). 6106 137,325.00 6;35&26. 136,968.74` 4,63 ENccss.Rev Ova (UEidcr) Eicp [$ 6,310.42) ($ 6:75) 6.303,67 0.11 .($ 75,725.00) $ 12,777:71 [88,50 71} (16,87) 5?1112023 at 311 PM City a GenY lake WATER ENTERPRISE. -FOND .B mdgeted Stumment of Revunucs and.Expenclirure5 For [lie Four Muth Ending Apiil 30, 2023 Curr Mnq Qdi MuUt Cure Mgtl 2023 Y"ffl Y"rD i3uc1 a Acltca! Varinncc °Iy�yZruple e 3ctdge[. Actunl. Vnii n6e %C611161 e IZEV 1 NUES Residential WatcrRevenues $ 1,666,67 $ 0,00 (1,666.67) 0;00 5: 20,000.00 S. . 3,322,13 16,677.87 16,61 lgterest l lrninl s (25:00) 0.00 25,00 0100 (300.00) (505:85) 205.85. M,62 Total.Rey1!nucS 1,641.67 0:00 (1,641,67) 0100 M700:00 2,81628_ 16;883,72 14.30 EXI' NIDITuns Auditing Services 208:33 0,00 (208.33.) 0.00 2,500,00 0,00 2;500,00 .0.00 Engineering 11G..fi7 0.06 (41Gk7) 0,00 S,(3(40f] 0,00 S,Q04:40 O;QO Water/Sewer Utilities 1,833.33 0:00 (1,833.33) .0,00 22,000.00 3,146.92 18,85108 14..30 Rep"ur5. a.' Maim. .29.1.67 0.00 (291,67) 0.00 3,500,00 0,00 31500,00 0,00 Depreciation 1,250.00 0.04 (1,250M).. 0,00 15,000.00. 0.00 15,000:00 0.0.0 Tptrll Expenditures 4,000.00 4.00 (4 006.00) OM 48,000,00 3,1.46,02 4053.08 6:56 Guess My Uvar (Under): Ex .2.358,33) $ U 00. 2;358.33 0.06 ($ 28,300.00 . $ 330,64] 27,969:3G 1;17 5111Q023at3:14 PM City of Gem Lake 114v ;s—rW,NT Mus'r FUND F3udgeted statement ❑fRevenucs and Expenditures Fur the Pour Months Ending April 30, 2023 Curl- milli ctirr Ninth curr. milth 2023 et Acl{IA1 V rye °/oC_amplele 13y =et Aetual Va ILRMc %cam lcle. IIEVENCINS lntcresl.FFtrnings s 0.00 $ 11393.96 1,393.96 Q.60 s 0.00 $ 1,393:96 (1.,393.96) 0.00 'Total 0.00 1,393.96 1,353,96 0.00 0.00 1,393.96. (1,3 0.00 5111.12023 al 1 i 8. PM Claims`F&.Niyment CITY OF GEM LAKE Period Ending:. 5/151202.3 Signatures Approving Claims Data of Approval Gretchen Artig=Swomley,. Mayor Ben Johnson, Council Jim Lindner, Council Len. Cacioppo, Council Laurel Amlee, Council Tom Kelly, Treasurer Fund Totals $ Amount General Fund 43;309:09 Paris & Playgrounds 0.00 .2004 Debt Service Fund. 0,00. .2006 Debt Service Fund. 0.00 2015 Debt Service Fund 0.00 2018 Debt Service Fund 0,04 Improvement Fund 0.00 S.cheuneman Road Improvements 0.00 Hoffman Road Improvements 0.00 Sewer Fund 4,49.1.60 Water Fund 2,609.63 Investment Trust Fund. 0.00 Total All Funds 50,41032 .Claims. for Payment Check Numbers 12158 through 1218:1 61151?3'at 16:13:42.79 Page: 1 City of Gem Lake Check Register - Prepaid.Checks For the Period From May 1., 2023 to May 31, 2023 Filter 0rite ria Includes: Report order is by Check:Number. Check # Date Payee Amount 12157 5/12123 Melissa Lawrence. 1,803.84 1215.8 5116/23 City of White Bear Lake 12,355.32 12159 5116/23 GDO Law 15.00 121.60 5116.l23 CINTAS 26.19 12161 6116123 Innovative.. Office Solutions, LLC 149.10 12162 5116123 JAWPRd GLEANING SYSTEMS 225,00 12163 5/16/23 Kelly & Lernmons, PA. 828.46 12164: 5/16/23 LMC Insurance Trust. 403.00 12165 5/16123 LEWIS PETERSON.DESIGN 300.00 12166 5116/23 Melissa Lawrence 17.49 12167 5/16/23 Metropolitan Council 4;45.7.65 12168 5116123 MP ASPHALT. MAINTENANCE 7,560:00 12169 .5116123 Gopher State One Call 27.00 12170. 5116l23 BARBARA P.ULSCHER 190.00 12171 5116/23 REPUBLIC SERVICES 073.75 12172 5116123 SEH 6,438.06 12173 Own Trade Press Inc 228.00 12174 5116123 TKDA 1,089.99 12175 5116123 UNIVERSITY OF MN 1,000.00 12176 5/16/23 City of Vadnals.Heights 3,149.36: 121.71 5116/23 White' Sear Township 10,402.05 12178 5/16123 VOID 12179. 6116/23' VOID 12180 5116/23 White Bear Lake Emergency Food Shelf 1;500.00 12.181 5118/23 XGel Energy 7.4.90. Total 52;214. E 6 CD ca (L 0 0 m [p as M cV 117 Ul U d V: 0 C. r G. a O L) ;a W LO .0 0 a 0 a 0) LO to 0 00 C❑ CO d 4 [fl n7 N N N N ii]. 00 N P� �• S. 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VACKERSIGN W-AFSiG.NS FOR PARKS AMID TRAILS, ESTIMATE # 4627 DATE 04/04/2023 DATE.` :.:.....:::::,.:...::. .:.:...:. DE 'RIP ..:. ...... . . q.:.::` <.::::.'.;i:.:::.RATE':.::::.....::.:AiV1C.tJNT':;.:.. General theme Semi -custom 18"Hx24"Wx.5" 3 453.00 1,359.00 Scust1824.5HPL Vacker design (G21 .1 Pollinators, G21-3 Milkweed, G21-11 Butterfly I ❑) output in .5" 'High Pressure Laminate. Panel can be customized to include site specific species images; incidental edits, contact information and agency logos. Frameless Ped Angle Mount Frameless. 3 171.00 513.00 Angled-1218 Pedestal for self-supporting sign panel: 12"x1.8" mount plate and 3"x3" x60".post, 45 degree angle, for in ground installation, black texture powder coat. Two piece aluminum construction. (For- 18x24x.5" signs) HPL .5-2436 24"Hx36"Wx.5" High Pressure 2 519.00 1,038.00 Laminate panel with threaded holes, output from Vacker prepared file.. Basic -plus sign design Basic -Plus sign design and file 2 450.00 900.00 2436 preparation.g6rvices. Prepare custom 24"x36" interprefive sign panel layout with client. provided text (pre -edited): High resolution plant species.and other images, prairie plant '.'.root depth" .illustration acquired or created by Vacker Sign (Sigh titles: Native..Plants (wildflower species and prairie focus}.; Prairie Grasses (grass.spec'ies .and prairie focus). Frameless Ped Double Angle Mount Frameless 2 342.00 684..00 DATE:' pESGRIPTIOW Angled-1.218 Pedestal for self-supporting sign panel consisting of a `set of two: 12" X18" mount plate and 3"0"40" post, 45 degree angle, for in ground installation., black texture powder coaf. Two piece aluminum construction. (For 24x36x.5" signs) Ship BID UPS Aluminum mount packing packing and shipping costs via UPS Ship Izone:24x36x.5 HPL Packing and shipping costs 1. 1.95.00 195.00 qty 3-4 via UPS or FedEx Thank.you.for the.opportunity to provide you with a proposal. Feel TOTAL ItA 850.00 free to get back to me with any questions.; to request a revision, or itW-T�+ VL+ you'd like to proceed with the order. In that case, please sigrr off and retum1he proposal or provide.an agency purchase.order: Thanks again, Carol Kriegler Accepted -By Accepted Date POLLINATOR GARD Natural allies Flowering plants and pollinators depend on each other for survival. The pollinator gets nectar and the plant gets pollinated. A AM plant's color, shape, scerrt and hloom time attracts pollinators that are just right making for a naturally symbiotic relationship, where both benefit 1ti flat kinds of lrnllinwrrl ti Have -info vrr rr Pollinatons come in all shapes and sixes — they can be birds, bees, wasps, ants, fffias, mosquitoes, butterflies, moths, bats and beetles. What makes these plants a good partacy'.' 1 s o ,andv. � `+y-diunc hp ��gland,9sr 0,��w Fyelyep,��der" >1 0 s/�W,g fAl 8�vbfn Fi�'f• © Copyright 2021. Vad— Inc. MILKWEED C. :i spot these milkweed plants'? There are over 100 species of milkweed in North America with many species native to any particular geographic area. If you look, you might spot these partitular monarch favorites. eras srrn� �`�P+as 7w, as incsn'e� How can you help? Monarchs are dependent on milkweed. in the last century, millions of acres of native ecosystems have been severely damaged or lost rr4 dramatically reducing milkweed in the landscape. Consequently, monarch butterfly populations are under threat. You can support monarchs by planting milkweed. Planting milkweed is a great way to support other s R pollinators too. Milkweed is also a great source of nectar for bees and other kinds of butterflies. r 0. 0 Copyright 2020. Alt Rights Reserved Vacker, Inc. Bright.Idea shops LLC 150Q Firestone. Pkwy, Ste ❑ Phone 800-886-8990 QUOTE Akron, .OH 443Q1 Fax 330-258-0167 Date Quote No. waM brightideashops.com Email bdenker@bd..ghtideashops.com .51212023 DIS23-0262 SOLD. TO SHIP TO CUSTOMER City of Gem Lake City of Gem Lake. Phone 651-747-2792 Melissa Lawrence Melissa Lawrence Entail melissa.IaWr.ence@gernIakemn;org 4200.01ter Lake Road 4200 Otter Lake. Road. Project plant area signage Gem Lake; MN 55110 Gem Lake, MN 55110 Lead time 30-40 days.. after layout approval Terms: Net 30 CODE DESCRIPTION COLOR PRICE QTY TOTAL 24"H x 3.6"W x 112"b.-.High Pressure Laminate. Sign-HPL. DETAILS:.single side, matte finish, exterior grade, included Full Color $ 545,00 2 $ 1,090.00. thread holes for bracket install, standard 118".bevel. and corners 18"H x.36"W x 112"D - High.Pressure Laminate Sign=HPL. DETAILS: single side, matte finish, exterior grade; Included Full Color S 423.00 3 S. 1,269.00 thread holes for bracket install, standard 118" bevel and corners Double Post Pedestal Unit Sign -Post DETAILS.: black powdercoafed aluminum'backer plate.and 45 Brownl8fack 58700 5 $ 2,935:00 degree angle 4x4 past.sleeve; brown .HOPIt post4 4.x6' 4"H x 12" VV x 114"D - HighPressure Laminate Sign HPL aETAILS: single. side, matte. finish, exterior grade, (4) thru Full Color $ 60.00. 4 5 24p,0i7 hales for screw mounting -to past :standard 918" bevel and corners Sign -past. 6x6x7' HDPE.Post Brown $ 298:00 2 $ 592.00 DETA€LS;.non. structura! grade, chamferfin ish Sign=Arf. Artwork and Graphics:= estimated per hour plus images $ 850 q $. - Ship LTL Shipping - No special services have..bean estimated. 5 648,00. 1 5 648.i7i7. Please note if you require a Nft gate -or call ahead. Subtotal $ 61774M Sales Tax $ - Please sign, date, and return to proceed Total $ 6,774.00 !Quote is valid for 30 days TERMS AND CONDITIONS Shipping Quote is provided at today's gas prices and is subject to change between when the quote was provided and when the product ships. 18% S.G. & A Fee is applied to all freight booked by.our Bright Idea Shops. Layouts are provided%after the: ordarhas been received: with a valid method of payment. Installation is not provided in the.quote. Bright Idea.Sho.ps is not an installation company. 50% Qepos.it Required for non -municipal organizations.. The l30ght. Idea, Shops policy on custom sign design; after receipt of order prior to roulfng; A) All drawings and designs, etc. remain the. property of Bright Idea Shops, LLC and may not be reproduced ar used in.any manner other than the approval for which they are intended. B) Camera Ready Artwork is required for logos and advanced artwork. Contact us for further clarification on these requirements. C) Our piastic material will expand andlor contract: at a maximum rate of .03 Jnches pre foot dapending.on the: color of -the sigp: installation design considerations must be: applied in order to compensate for sign material exparnslon or contraction. Failure to properly install the signs may put: excessive:stress. on Ihe:sfgn and may results in w.arping .or oracking, Please fax or mall the.campleted order form to the fax number or -address listed above. 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