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1985-06-18,�. CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA AGENDA JUNE 18, 1985 - 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to order. ' 7° 3� 2 . Roll Call . �- ��` - �w /� `' / �3. Agenda Adoption. ^ /_/ �f)" �- da'"°FR� � .� � 4. Approval of Minutes, June 4th and June lOth. 5�. Consent Calendar: � � a. Approval of Building Permit Request for 1055 Douglas Road. b. Acknowledgement of May Treasurer's Report. c. Acknowledgement of May Fire Department Report. d. Approval of the List of Claims. e. Approval of the List of Licenses. f. Approval of 1985 NDC-4 Budget. . g. Approval of Landscaping at Marie/Summit. � End of Consent Calendar � �:l�/.�- iJ'�a` � y�,e-} , 6. Introductions � a. Appointment of Su�un� �o e_ nf orcement , Intern. (Mr . Heimkes will be present) . %J a�,�,��/ '7`:' Public Comments 8'. Unfinished and New Business ' a. Resolution Approving Final Plat for Wentworth Mea ows. ( McGinley will e pr sent). (Resolution No. 85-43). /% _ 1^'' �c�� b. uest for Sign Permit for Video King at 1948 Dodd Road.-� �i �.�Plans and Specifications for Anderson/Curley Sewer and Water Extension. (Resolution No. 85-44). •- /4 d. Plans and Specifications for Tuminelly's Hunter Lane Addition Sewer and Water Service. (Resolution No. 85-45). --f, e. Resolution on Gun C1= � ke WMO. (Resolution No. 85-46). (Tabled from June 4th meeting): ,�,,,_} �� f. Discussion of C izen's Committee for City Ha �' ��. -�� .e-� �.�� - .��`�` C....� ` � J �"`�*-a`" .g. Discussion of Comprehensive Pla Amendment - Housing E e� ment. � rvt�- f-�^r'�"'► ��°'�� ' June 18, 1985 Agenda 9._ Council Comments 10. Adjourn. NOTE: Page �ao ;.ou:7cil siiouia rscor_vene in the Engineering Conference Room, Room 214, to continue discussion of Goals and Objectives. � � / I � ' ' �/ �,�. � ,�.-� �--� � � � �,�. _,� .�� <�� . _ �� .�� -��-�� . � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO June 6., 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City A ini�tor FROM: Paul R. Berg Code Enforcement Officer SUBJECT: CAO Modified Site Plan Review for 1055 Douglas Road DISCUSSION Mr. Harold Specktor, Specktor Construction, on behalf of Patrick Brennan, 1055 Douglas Road, has submitted building and site plans requesting approval of a building permit to construct a 14' x 24' three season porch addition to the rear of the Brennan home (see site plan). Staff has reviewed the plans and made a site visit and finds that the proposed addition is well in excess of the required 40 foot setback from a 40% slope or bluffline. In fact, the proposed addition is setback 41'9" from the rear lot line and staff estimates that a 40% slope is another 40' to 50` from the Brennan's rear lot line. RECOMMENDATION Staff would recommend approval of the permit as requested and waiving of the $100 CAO modified site plan fee as required by ordinance, since it does not appear that the Brennan property has any physical characteristics as definied in the CAO. ACTION REQUIRED The action required is if City Council wishes to implement the staff recommendations to l. Approve the Modified CAO site plan review 2. Waive the CAO fee it should pass a motion approving the issuance of the building permit as requested. PRB:madlr ' •y ;—"- t t t, . i , �E�,.�: --- ------ ��-- - . . .. _.. _l._ I Lur (o, 3�uc�c 3 ! ! i.�i��r's l��GHL.nNO ilFi�i•`.'• ; pU. T 3 C„ � J s /�•! f N C� TA {I 1(:3 �'�: � 1 r+ ___ ' ' �' '. .. .__..� _" .._... _•_' ' " _' _. _. ..._ .. . __._ _'_"._.._. '�� ._ _..'_� _ �" "'.._;,f_ ._ ' ' ' .." "' � . �• ��a ` I` � " �i� L�� .^ - = •' s• � �.•--b �•� � � �� ...__"' ' " '. .. ' ` --r--�-. --- - � . 4 � , � �� ,. �� = � j �, L . ,�---�=:�' i •------- . sa-��• _ �... .._z °� ' � I ' i i ' - . -� --- ; l�, , � � n,..,•,.,1 , I�e: c � ---• •• � Kti --- � i la/. (.� _._� � � mi ,� � .-,.. �<< � , \ j �- �---� r-� u �_ c � .� i i � ' ° I - � ' i I 1 .s . � �.,--t'.-- , _ u, � c•� - •- y � � !�'� � � ; ; 4 � I., r. 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B7.ock 3, Furl.on� Addi,tion, according to the t recorded plat Type af Request: Rezaning Variance Canditional Use Permit Conditional Use Permit for P.U,D. . , Minor CondiCianal. Use Permit Subdivision Approval � Plan Approval Wetlands Permit x Other Rescission and repea]. o£ resolution of City Council adopted December $, , w lc approve t e su iva.sion o Lo�s 2, 3 and 4 inCo Parcels A& B by s,plittin� Lat 3;� Parce ,� '�s I,�,� 4 an�j. w�,� 3� f�p r,f Tnr �� Parcel B is Z,ot 2 and that part of Lot 3 which lies east of the west 3Q feet �hereof Cit�T _Plantting Case Na. 76-31.. Applicable City Ordinance Number Present Zoning of Property: R�si denti al Present Use of Property: Un�mproved Proposed Zoning of Property: N/A Sec t ion Proposed Use of Property: Single family residential Number of people intended to live or work on premises: I hereby declare that all statements made in this request and on the additional material are true. Attorney for Applicant: Roger C. Miller P. 0. Box 298 South St. Paul, MN 55075 (612) 451-1831 Eileen F. 0'Rourke b : �. . i� Signat e of �� attorney for applicant / Date i Received by (title) NOTE: The following plans shall be drawn and attached to this application: A. Applications involving a Variance shall submit the following plans: Date Received Initial 1. Site Development Plan 2. Dimension Plan 3. Landscape Plan 4. Grading Plan B. Applications involving a Rezoning, Conditional Use Permit or Subdivision shall submit the following: 1. Sketch Plan 2. Abstractors Certificate • ' ' (If the subdivision involves cutting of existing parcel into two or more lots). C. Applications involving a Wetlands Permit shall submit the following: 1. A full & adequate description of all phases of the operation &/or proposed physical changes. 2. A topographic map of the area. Contour intervals shall be drawn at two (2) foot intervals at a horizontal scale of 1" = 1,000' or larger. 3. A detailed site plan of the proposal showing proposed drainage, grading & landsca;> 4. A site design map showing the location of existing and future man-made Eeatures within the siCe and to a distance of five t�undred (S00) feet surrounding the sit��. Statemen� in support af App2ica�ion of Eileen F. Q'Rourke Applicant, Eileen F. 0'Rourke, is the owner of Lots 2, 3 and 4, Block 3, Fur3ong Addition, according �a �he recorded pla�. Each lo� has 60 foot frontage on Furlong Averiue, and each is 132.6 fee� deep. The property is unimproved. It is zoned sing2e family residential. The CiGy Cauncil, pursuan� to an application therefor, by resolution adopted December $, 19�6, appraved the subdivisian af the property into Parcels A& B by splitting Lat 3. Parcel A is Lot 4 and the west 30 feet of Lot 3; Parcel B is Lo� 2 and that part af Lot 3 which lies east o� the west 3p feet �hereof. Parcel A is shown on the survey marked Attachment l; Parcel B is shown on the survey marked Attachment 2. Several years ago (probably 1981) the owner of Lot 1, Block 3, Furlong Addition �ons�ructed improvements consis�ing of, among others, a concrete driveway. Following cons�ruction comple�ion, iC was diseavered that the driveway eneroached upon a portion of Lot 2, Block 3, Furlottg Addi�ion.(see At�achmen� 2) Applicant and �he awner o� Lo� 1 have negotiated a settlement o� the encroachment problem by which Applicant wiil sell and convey Lo� 2 to the awner of Lo� 1. In order to implement the settlement, it is necessary that the I976 rasolution be rescinded and repealed so that the deed of conveyance can be recorded. A£ter rescission and repeal, Applicant will own Lo�s 3 and 4 which together are suitable for one single family residence and which meet all zoning regulations. Dated :Z��=� 7 --' 1985 . Eileen F. 0'Rourke by � ��1�c�r..u.z.� Rage C. Miller, her attomey 402 Dravers Bank Buildino P.O. Box 29$ Sou�h St. Paul, MN 55075 (bl2} 45I-1.831 :� CI'i'Y OF MENUOTA HF,IGHTS DAKOTA COtJIV`i'Y, MINNESOTA AG�.NDA � WOKKSHOP, MQNDAY, JUNE 10, 1985 l. Discuss Lyle Sumek r�port. a, Conflict resolution �nd problem solving styles. b. Priority issues*. 2. Discussion with City Planner Haward Dahlgren of 494 Corridar Study. * We will be discussing the Council list of priorit3.es developed at the Sumek workshop to determine which are really our highest priarities, and ta agree on some timelines for addressing the issues. 0 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO June 10, 1985 T0: Mayor and City Council FROM: Kevin D. Fra e�. �� City Admini rator SUBJECT: Gun Club Lake WMO This item was tabled from the meeting of June 4th. Please be sure to take the WMO Agreement and my cover memo from the June 4th packet, and place it in the packet for June 18th KDF:madlr Page No. 2286 June 10, 1985 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Annual Board of Review � Held Monday, June 10, 1985 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights met as the Board of Review at 7:30 o'clock P,M. at the City Hall, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 7:35 o'clock P.M. The following members were present: Mayor Lockwood, Councilmembers Blesener, Cummins and Hartmann. Councilmember Witt arrived at 7:37 P.M. Mayor Lockwood turned the meeting over to Assistant County Assessor Bill Peterson. Assessor Peterson informed the audience that he and several ther assistant assessors were present to review� the estimated 1985 marke�alues. Mr. Peterson stated that the Assessor's office has attempted to raise the estimated market value level in Mendota Heights to a more equitable basis with the rest of the County. He indicated that the estimated values for 1985 have been increased by 5% on single family, 10% for townhouses and commercial/ industrial properties and 10% on vacant land. A sales ratio study indicated that Mendota Heights property valuations ran at 80% while 84 to 85% is the median County ratio. He stated that state law requires that estimated market values be 100% of market value: the County has not arrived at 100% because the market is not stable enough. He indicated that unless the County raises the valuations to a high enough level the State will initiate an increase. Mr. Peterson informed the Council that a physical re-evaluation of the City will occur this year and that the Assessor's goal for estimated market values will probably be 87%. The Board acknowledged receipt of letters on behalf of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ridder, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Muehlegger and Mr. & Mrs. Roy Svee appealing market values placed on their properties. Mr. Peterson distributed copies of a comparison of tax assessments for 1985 values. Mr. Peterson and the assistant assessors then met with individual property owners wishing to discuss valuations. ADJOURN There being no further business to come before the Board, � Councilmember Hartmann moved that the meeting be adjourned. l Councilmember Witt seconded the motion. ' Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 ATTEST: Robert G. Lockwood, Mayor City Administrator CITY OF MENDQTA HEIGHTS MEMO T0: Mayor and City Council FROM: Kevin D. Fraze � City Admini rator � June I0, 1985 SIIBJECT: Appointment of Summer Code Enforcement Intern At the meeting of May 7th, Council authorized the expenditure of up to $3,000 for the purpose af employing a summer code enforcement intern. As you will recall, the purpose zn hiring tfiis gersan is ta 'istep up" our enforcement of zoning and nuisance ordinances, such as lots avergrown with weeds, 3unk vehicles, etc. We sent notices of this internship oppartunity to area community colleges that have a code enforcement program, and received �wo resumes in respanse, one from North Hennepin Gommunity College in Braoklyn Park, and one from Inver Hills in iver Grove Heights. Code Enforcement Officer Berg and I interviewed the applicants on the morning of Monday, June lOth. After completing our inCerviews, we are recommending to Council the apgaintment of Mr, Paul Heimkes. As a resident of narthern Eagan, Mr. Heimkes has a��ended District 197 schools, located in Mendota Heights, and is quite familiar with the area. He is near completion af his Associate of Arts degree 3n Building Inspection/Construction Management at Inver Hills College, and will be completing his degree next year. Holding this summer internship with Mendota Heights wi12 enable him �a gazn bo�h direct code enfarcement experience, and meet a hours requirement for obtaining his Level I certification as a Minnesota Bui3d3ng Official. Mr. Heimkes is currently employed as a draftsperson with Thomgson Lighting Protection Company in Lilydale, and inzends to continue that emplayment on a part-time basis whi2e warking for us. While this might �nitially sound like a conflict, I think it is actually benefi�ial to us. As our first summer intern code enforcement officer, we are uncertain as to how much time the job is going to take. Since Paul wil� have back-up empZoyment, we wi11 feel less obligated to praviding him with a full-Cime summer job, in the event we find it does not take that many hours. Paul will be present at Tuesday's Council meeting to be introduced to the Council. Council had indicated that in connection with hiring a summer cade enforce- ment intern, it wished to notify the public of our increased efforts at code enforcemenC. We will prepare a press release for the local news media, and will also write an article far the Heights HiliCes, which wi11 be out in early to mid- July. - 2 - ACTION REQUIRED Motian ta approve appointment of Paul Heimkes as summer code enforcement intern at an haur2y rate of $5.00. � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO T0: Mayor and City Council FROM: Kevin D. Frazel C�� City Administr or SUBJECT: Housing Policy BACKGROUND June 11, 1985 At its April 21st meeting, Council considered a final draft of the proposed Comprehensive Guide Plan Amendment - Housing Element. Concern was raised about adequate notice to surrounding neighbors of possible deviation from zoning standards (i.e., 15� density and postponed garage construction) to encourage low and moderate cost housing. Council requested Councilmembers Blesener and Cummins to work with staff to redraft the proposed language to address these concerns. Attached for your consideration is a proposed amendment, drafted by staff and approved by Jann and Buzz. �;EW SUBDIVISION :The first attachment is page 23 as submitted on April 21st. To insure that subdivision 3d. applies only to new developments, and that the surrounding property owners have an oo�ortunity to be aware of a�d cn:;�eient on ar_y such pro- posed developmenC, it ie recommended that the first line be amended as follows: From: "For single family homes the City will grant ..." To: "For new single family subdivisions the City may grant ..." As all applications for subdivisions require a public hearing before Planning Co�ission, the surrounding public would have ample opportunity to be aware of and comment on the proposed project. EXISTING SINGLE FAMILY LOTS Although the density issue would not normally apply to existing platted lots, the garage construction postponement might. The requirement of a garage (2 car with 440 square feet) was just adopted in January, 1983; prior to that time a garage was listed only as a permitted accessory use to a principal structure. Section 5.5 (copy attached) of the zoning code provides for the variance process from strict enforcement of the code and it is staff's opinion that waiver of the garage requirement could be processed under this section, particularly if specifically referenced in the Comprehensive Plan. To allow for that option, it is suggested that a new subsection 3e. be added as follows: 0 � �� 3e. For existing platted single family lots, the City may consider a variance to waive the requirement for construction of a garage, where such waiver results in construction of a house affordable to a moderate income household, and is not inconsistent with the character of the surrounding neighborhood. Space for a future garage and driveway constructed with adequate parking shall be required. This would provide the Planning Cotmnission and Council the opportunity to review each case individually, and require whatever neighborhood concurrence they deemed appropriate for the situation. We did not feel a formal public hearing requirement would be advisable because: 1. The cost to the applicant to provide an abstractor's certificate of surrounding properties would offset some of the savings that is supposed to create the affordable house. 2. It could be potentially embarassing to the applicant family to "advertise" the fact that they are applying for a variance on the basis of their moderate income. Existing subsection 3e. then becomes 3f. SUIrR�IARY OF PAGE 23 CHANGES The final attachment is a summarized redraft incorporating all of these changes. PAGE 20 CHANGE Mayor Lockwood has pointed out that the beginning language on page 20 is redundant. Staff recommends resolving this by deleting the second paragraph that begins "The cost of market rate housing ..." ACTION REQUIRED If Council concurs with the above suggestions, it should pass a motion approving the Comprehensive Guide Plan Amendment - Housing Element as amended on pages 20 and 23, and forwarding it to the Metropolitan Council. � ICDF:madlr � � :��. % /`� , �..../ �� r ! �� .. . i !'� 1��"' C.-e' �� .; �.-� �Z'"-r/L � � � �� r G-��L-�.. r % (�� ..� � � I ��U� ,�'' U�:�� .� �-s �r� ` � / ,� r ��j'l // % � � / � � j � �t� % � ,,I` � , / / � / ► / / ��. � '� , / .l � .� � ,l,, / // �, � � � 7�'/ l � 1, � , � .� , r'' , �' ' i' '` ,�� /.r'// -`�' ► �c.'i�+'.�'..�.� � �, � i .r / � � � 11�. ! �/ � / / �/ t / / /� i.y►R �j � !�/�". ; .... ~ ' 1 �''`'---PL _ �29. 02 .. ,,,,�.. �vt �,l'p . ,� r��-�-�- � •. ° �.:: s ' , � yc�/% i � � � ; ��i i �/ a .a xa) i �i i / -o � ��,,� /� �ii/ . ♦ �,,,r/j � i/ / .�/i.�i � � �_ , � '�;� . ' � � ' _ a . + • u� . .. r.. CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS PARK AND RECREATION COMMISS�ION P1INUTES, JUNE 11, 1985 The regular meeting of the Park and Recreation Comnission was called to order by Vice-Chair Schneeman at 7:30 P.M. The following'members were present: Schneeman, Goffing, Knittig and Singer. Absent were Leffert and Stein. Also present was Jim Danielson. APPROVAL OF Citing the need to contain more information than was in- MINUTES cluded in the May 14 minutes, the Commission directed the Secretary to follow the same style as in previous meetings. Upon changing "Johnny on the Spot" to portable toilet in the P4aintenance Report, the minutes were approved. BIKE TRAIL BID Jim Danielson reported that Preferred Paving of Waconia was awarded the bid for the portion of the bike trail on Lexington Avenue. Their's was the lowest of seven bids ranging from $53,772 to $92,000. They are scheduled to start on Monday, June 17. A ground breaking ceremony with City dignitaries, Commission and Company Representatives is scheduled for 1:00 P.M. at Roger's Lake Park. Related to these developments, Mr. Curley has agreed to allow the City to use his lot as part of the proposed bike trail between Lexington Avenue and Mary Adele. However, the license may be revoked at any time. I.NFORMATION UPDATE The Commission reviewed the information update sent by City Administrator Frazell. Tree Transplating - While the Commission applauded the use of the trees, they felt that this could set a precedent for other sections of park property. I-494 - The Commission was brought up to date on the potential plans for development between 494 and Mendota Heights Road. Although the Commission will look at all planning options, the Commission reiterated its policy of developing trails as the first priority and developing � a large multi-use park as the next priority. Dakota County Grant - The Commission applauded Jim , Danielson's efforts which resorted in a$15,000 grant from Dakota County toward the construction cost of the Lexington Avenue Bike Trail. MENDOTA�INTERCHANGE The Commission reviewed the memo from Mr. Danielson TRAIL regarding the inclusion of bike trails in the Mendota Interchange Project. Trails are being incorporated into the design but the upgrading of the 7 .�! . , , , ' ,. _ . • � . . . ''�;J, . ,:}. . �! Page Two, June 11, 1985, Park and Recreation Minutes PERKEGWIN SITE PARK SURVEY EVALUATION MAINTENANCE REPORT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ADJOURN ,r e P1endota Bridge for these purposes still remains questionable. The Commission reviewed the proposed project of inter- spersing residences with the Mendakota Golf Course. Although Howard Dahlgren's proposal calls for a neighborhood park, the Commission wishes to review the site plan before a decision is made. Not all of the Commission members had received the matrix by which the surveys could be tallied in a consistent and useful manner. Therefore, members agreed to process a number of forms after the meeting adjourned and the results could be disclosed at the July meeting. The tennis court of Roger's Lake is being repaved. Since the majority of City Council business does not affect the Park and Recreation Commission, the Commission felt that a representative should be appointed for those particular sessions when pertinent information was scheduled on the agenda. However, members were encouraged to attend on there own. There being no further business to come before the Commission the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Alan Singer, Secretary � ' M CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO June 12, 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City Adm st�o� FROM: Paul Berg Code Enforcement Officer SUBJECT: Sign Permit Request for 1948 Dodd Road (Video King) INTRODUCTION: Mr. Kent Stoefen of Video King, Inc., has submitted a sign permit applic- ation, site plan, and a letter of request. He is seeking the granting of a sign permit so that he can install a 4' x 24' sign on the building his business occupies at 1948 Dodd Road. DISCUSSION: Video King was granted a sign permit by Council on November 8, 1984, for the same size sign as noted above. What Mr. Stoefen is proposing with this sign application is to install a second sign on the side of his building that can be seen from TH 110 (Note: first sign installed on the Dodd Road frontage). (See site plan). Mr. Stoefen was in to see Planner Dahlgren and staff about having an additional sign and Planner and staff were in agreement that this could be allowed due to the fact that the building has a view from both Dodd Road and TH 110. RECOMMENDATION: Staff would recommend approval of the permit as requested since it complies with City Ordinances. ACTION REQUIRED: If Council wishes to implement staff's recommendation to approve the requested sign permit, it should pass a motion recommending approval. PRB:madlr � attachments � SITe ADDRESS � ►ROIE� ,.., of �uiWiny Comtruction r� o»d Co�t nrruc�noN � SIGN PfRMIT CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS , r i� am�) �fi �h t S' d A� itraeto►'s City liant� No. �ERMIT FEE DATE / �o /// ,�..� `f�r � �O �.3 (T�I�phon� No.) To �� Compl�f�d N.W o C! .SDG ��b��+a r..�,ir No. ►ERMIT NO. TYPE OF SIGN WALL �S ROOf ❑ PROJECTING O GROUND ❑ MARGUEE O TEMPORARY O OTHER � MAX. DIAAENSION �� L_ VERTIGL � FT. HORIZONTAL � Ff. SIGN AREA SQ. FT• NO. OF SIDES DISTANCE FROM GROUND TO SIGN �ASE �O FT. HEIGHT OF SIGN � � FT. SET/ACK OF SIGN FROM PROrERTY LINE FT. ILLUMiNATED 1fE5� NO O - ALLOWAELE SIGN AREA ON PREMISE� SQ. fT. � 1'� �a_ ch /' �'v l�:� � Cc1 a�� SKETCH ACKNOWLEDGEM�NT AND SIGNATURE: The u»der.rig�red'hereby repre.re�rtr r�pon all o f 1he penaltie.r o f lau�, f or �he p�rrpo.re o f indrrci�:g �he Ci�y o f Mendola Neight,r !o take lhe aclio�t herei�r t•ey�ietler/, tbat al/ .vate�nentt herei�t ar•e trne and !h. al all reo�•k herein me��lioned :vill be do�te in accorda�tce wilh the ordina�rcet o f[ it o dol Heigbtt, /I�e Slale o f iNin�rr.rola, and r��/ing.r o f Ihe B�rilrling Depar�nten�. � • �ANtt /1tPROVHD A � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO � � June 13, 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City A in��ator � FROM: James E. Danielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Anderson/Curley Sanitary Sewer and Water Extension Plans and Specifications, Job No. 8426, Imp. 85, Proj. No. 1 DISCUSSION At the May 21st meeting, Council accepted the feasibility report for installing utilities to 1755 and 1751 Lexington Avenue and ordered staff to prepare the plans and specifications. Because this project is so small, it is felt that it would be more economical and the City would have better control if it were completed with two contracts; a utility contract (estimated to cost $12,000) and a paving contract (estimated cost of $2,500). The plans and specifications have been prepared for the utility contract and the plan is attached for your review. The specs will be available Tuesday evening. Because the estimated cost for both of these projects is less than $15,000, the contracts may be by sealed bids or by direct negotiation (no adver- tising requirement). RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that Council approve the plans and specs and order bids. Staff would receive sealed bids on the utility contract on July 10, 1985. We would then negotiate with a paving contractor to patch Lexington Avenue and the driveways after the utility contractor completes his work. ACTION REQUIRED If Council wishes to implement staff recommendation, they should pass a motion adopting Resolution No. 85- , RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPEC- IFICATIONS AND ORDERING BIDS. JED:madlr attachment City of Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION N0. 85- RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND AUTHORIZI�G INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR SANITARY SEWERS AND WATER SERVICES TO SERVE THE ANDERSEN/CURLEY PROPERTIES (IMPROVMENT N0. 85, PROJECT N0. 1) WHEREAS, the City Engineer reported that the proposed improvements and construction thereof were feasible and desirable and further reported on the proposed costs of said improvements and construction thereof; and WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed that the City Engineer proceed with the preparation of plans and specifications thereof; and WHEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared plans and specifications for said improvements and has presented such plans and specifications to the City Council for approval. NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That the plans and specifications for said improvements be and they are hereby in all respects approvede 2. That the City Clerk with the aid and assistance of the City Engi- neer be and is hereby authorized and directed to invite bids for said improvements all in accordance with the applicable Minnesota Statutes, such bids to be received at the City Hall of the City of Mendota Heights by 9:00 o'clock A.M., Wednesday, July 10, 1985, at which time they will be publicly opened in the City Council Chambers of the City Hall by the City Engineer will then be tabulated, and will then be considered by the City Council at its next regular Council meeting.�- Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 18th day of July, 1985. ATTEST: CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood, Mayor Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk 1 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO June 13, 1985 T0: Mayox, City Council and City i�_"_Yri�st�ator FROM: James E. Danielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Final Plat Approva]. Wentworth Meadows Case No. 85- 08 DISC(TSSION : Council approved the wentwor�h Meadows pre].iminary plat at their June 6th meeting. The £inal pla� has been prepared and it is attached. The final plat is in accordance with what was apprcaved by the City Council. TtECON[MEIVDATIOi3 ; Staff recommends that subject to receipt of the $1800 park contri- butian, Council approve the fina7. plat. ACTION REQLiIREC}: If Cauncil wishes to implement the staff recammendation they should pass a motion adopting Resolution No. 85- , Resolutian Approving Final Plat 4f Wentworth Meadows. 0 CITX OF MENDdTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA RE50LUTION N0. 85- RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL PLAT OF WENTWORTH MEADOWS WHEREAS, a final plat for Wentworth Meadows has been submitted to the Czty Counczl; and WHEREAS, the City Council has rev3ewed said final plat and finds the same to be in order. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota, as follows: l. That the final plat of Wentworth Meadows submitted at this meeting be and the same is hereby approved. 2. That the appropriate City aff icials be and they are hereby authori2ed ta execute the f inal plat on behalf of the City of Mendota Heights. Adapted by the City Gouncil af the City of Mendota Heights this 18th day of June, 19$5. CITY COUNCIL CZTY OF MENDOTA IiEIGHTS sy Robert G. Lockwaod Mayor ATTEST: Kathleen M. Swanson City Cerk � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO June 13, 1985 �� T0: Mayor, City Council and City Adm'nist�"ator FROM: James E. Danielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Landscaping Marie/Summit - Open Space HISTORY The Council has been trying to develop and implement a landscaping plan for the Marie/Summit "Open Space Park". The Park and Recreation Commission has been reluctant to recommend spending the money. As part of United Properties Southridge Business Center, the City had to remove 12 ash and spruce trees in a short time frame or lose them. Therefore, at the 6-4 Council meeting, the Council authorized renting a tree spade and the trees were moved to the Marie/Summit Open Space on June 5 and 6, 1985. DISCUSSION Landscaping of this lot was again discussed at the June llth Park and Rec meeting. It was the concensus of the Commission that with the addition of these trees, the landscaping of the lot was now satisfactory. They knew that sumac bushes were also desired on the lot and the Commission was not opposed to their planting if it could be accomplished at little or no cost. A1 Singer offered some sumac bushes from the Dodge Nature Center. City crews could transplant them to the area as their workload permits. ' ACTION REQUIRED If Council concurs with the Park and Recreation recommendation, no action is required. 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I�13�it , 4'��..�.__. ..._......._ �IGNAL _CAR.._uASH...__4...N.. . . NAY__IiASHE: C1-4430-02G � s 4J.1 8 *� 16.43 SNYDcR DRUG STCR�S 14ISC SFIYS C1-44Si1-070-7{3 � 1b,43 y 44.65 ST P�UL STA�M� 3JORKS DflG TAGS 44,65 *i 11 .19 �e.��, 24.19 45.78* '' 8.00 47.20 55.20* � 5�' . 4i3 16 .��` 1�.48 9 9 �' ^ 194.4b *� 1?1.2� 1 ?l . ?'� * 394, 76 354.76 *� 56 � 761 . 49 16fi.'f 1 h2. �� ?�5°C.'��' � ,453.33 3.95 2�.70 2�1 .=71 2.26� - ~ �- ?� � 154 . �3 3,i7 1 �1 �519.1 S SU�i NE.WSP��cRS SUP� Nc1YSP�PERS SU� Pa�uSF.aPcRS SOUTHVIEW GARDEN CNTR SOUTHVIEW GARDEN CNTR 4?KING I�7USTRi4� CT VIKIN6 IN�USTkiA� CT IIIKIN6 IA�USTR;A� CT V�KING Ih�USTR:aL CT ��STEQw L:Ft iNS C� Z I EGL�.Q.� ^I�VC FU�'JD �1 TOT,GL �U'VD �JS T�TAL FU�J� �7 Tt;T4� FUNO 1� TOTAL �U�1� 1 5 T rT �L �UVD 23 TOTbL FUND 51 TQTAl. FUND b7 TCTAL FUr�� S 4 T OTAL �=UyO �37 TCTAL F'UNO QS T�TAL TOT4L HRU i,It�T MC6C�ii� tV�3T CLN PAO€� HRG ivQT 79-3 ". . � � SOD SOD CI:F� �lASK HuS� SIG�S V�Ld� RFF JlN P�EM P&RTS 3�5 �EfVERAL FlhO �NGR �NTEAFRIS�' CIUIL 0£FEfvSE SP�'CIAL F�RK FUN�J S�N�'R l,T iLI7Y CABL�' TV FRAfVCHISc I79�-3 NIFIAN—FIA'a CRAINA .I8C�-3 TH1? �tEALI&'V11�ATER I 33-1 TUM �Ul� T�R L A h1�' ADDl4 I 83-4/8 ?-- 48 �RYCIDAK CTY I�4w4GOt,Lt Y�RKTON 01— 449Q-80Q-9U � �1-4240-080-8Q d G1-4240-110-10 1 ` " � � :i-4240-925—�CC 01-4305—O50—SO 01-4305-050-50 C1-43C5—t�20- �'' ; 01-43C5-020 < C1-43L�5—C30—S� 'e G1-433C-460-30 � �J1-413Z—C3C-3C ' �1-4330-49�—SL�'F � MANUAL CHECKS• • .._-• 107�87+ . _75.�20._ R..._Swanson�".._._.._. . -----FC�Software _.�_.__-- - --- 10788 10.00 Treas St. Mn. Post bd Lincense renewal ' 10789 30.00 D. Delmnnt Jun allowance adj. ....._ . .,....__.._ .�, _...._..._ . ._ _,__.._.._._.___ ._ ... ..,...�. _. _ __._._ ..._._. ._ 10790 4, 623: 6�"�'St Treas P��"'��-�-mm� '' S 24'- Payroll � 10791 2,651.96 St. Treas SS Fund 6/7 FICA 10792 4,583.38 Dir Internal Rev 6/7 FIT 10793 60.00��DC�Bank �� 5/24� 6/7 Deductions • """�"� " 10794 475.00 " 6/7 Payroll Deductions 10795 1,323.72 SCCU " 10796 22, 602.11 City t�i Payroll Acct 6/7 Payroll " ' � - ' ' � " "' " -� " 10797 1,901.11 Dir. Interaal Rev Fire Payroll FIT 10798 , 6,084.17 Commissioner of Rev SIT 5/24/31&6/7 1 10799 '�14,521.04� ity 21.H. Payroll�a'cct+�� Fire�Payroll � ��-� "y-'� �� ' � " "�� "� i.___.- 58,941.36 � ' � � � � �' GT 160,460.51 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS TREASURER'S REPORT - MAY, 1985 L. SHAUGHNESSY DAKOTA COUNTY STATE BANK Checking Account Savings Account C.D. Due BALANCE $ 86,272.14 389.60 Savings Certificates 9-25-85 @ 8.86% 25,000.00 TOTAL $116,661.74 Collateral - Bonds Gov't Guar. CHEROKEE STATE BANK C.D, due 7-28-85 @ 7.85% C.D. due 7-07-85 @ 12.75% C.D. due 5-6-85 @ 8.35% Savings Cert. 9-3-85C� 10% TOTAL Collateral-Bonds Gov't Guar. $200,000 100,000 250,000.00 300,000.00 125,000.00 13,952.59 $688,952.59 1,500,000.00 100,000.00 U.S. TREASURY BILLS Due 3-20-86 $690,000(AM) (10.60) $625,884.43 9-12-95 425,0000 (lst) (9.85) 405,877.36 10-31-85 525,000 (Dk) 503,766.67 Collateral-Bonds Gov't Guar. MINNESOTA STATE BANK C.D. Due Collateral, Gov't. Guar. MINNESOTA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN C.D. due 3-12-85 C 11.85% FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. PAUL C.D. Due Collateral-Bonds Gov't. Guar. Re po . TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE: $2,336,142.79 COLLATERAL $300,000 1,600,000 100,000 f' .;;�. r��:c�i�o�rn I�{L•'IGil��s t�rtic ui:►�n�i�rr��i:��r MQN'i'fiC,Y ltf;F'OI2'I' 85-65 £ f� ire Calls No. Thru $5-80 Number of Calls 16 Mpnth of May � I9 i'IRE i�T,Af�MS DISFATCFiED � . TYPE NQ. STRUCTURE CONTENTS MI5C. TOTALS TO DATE Cammercia2 2090 Residencial � Vehicle Fires 3 1165 4165 Contract Fi.res(All) � Vehic2e Accidents S � S 0 $ 1165 Manthl. Lass ToEals Men Ht s Rescue (no fi.re) 6 AlI Fires All Areas 1165 $ 6255 Grass, Hrush&No Va�,ue 1 Men Hgts (?nly StructfContents 2Q�Q ' False Alarm Criminal Men Hgts Only Miscellaneous 4165 False " Commerciai 1 Men Hgts Total Loss to Date S 6255 False " Residencial ._�t _ BILLING F�R SERVICES Qther I ' . Good Intent Calls Aqency 'This Month To Date , TOTAL CALLS 16 Mn;DOT ^Y � LQCATION OF FIRE ALARMS To Date Last Yr. Milw RR Mendota Heights 1�, CNW RR ' s� Mendo�a Uthers � Sunfish Lake � TOTALS S None $ Lilydale Other FIRE MARSHAL�S TIME FOR MONTH TOTAL Z� Inspec�ions � WORK P�:RFORMED Eiours To Date Last Yr, Znvestigations Fire Call.s _21Z_ �� -- g�5 F.ire Calls Meetings �„L„_, ,T„ lgl � 12r-,�„ � • Drills : 48 . 274 238 M�etings Week2y C1.ean-Up 44 229 145 Drills, Training Special. Training 20 472 165 - Miscellaneous Ada►inistrative 42 230 73 Fire Marshal Not Recorded 221 Total Not Rec, '1'U'!'��l.i 402 2630 1911 f��'marks : See ottter sidc of this � shr�et fc�r mc�r7t:hly synop>is. 0 � _-� SYNOPSIS OF MONTHLY RUNS The Department responded to '•16 calls during the past month. Five of these calls were false.alarms, six were medicals, and three were vehicle fires. The major loss was to a vehicle located at 1639 James�Road. A 1973 Opel was a total loss. Damage was set at $1,000. � SYNOPSIS OF MONTHLY TRAINING The department was split into two groups: one group, taught by Ken Noack, went out to the Public Works Garage and worked with ladders. The second group, taught by Jamie Lerbs, went to the Ridder property and drilled in fighting magnesium fires. This session was an excellent session and everyone learned a lot. , FIRE DEPARTMEN`l' . MON'1'EILY WURK I�L,Ftl�U12MANC;(: Month a , 19i�s ; Calls for Fire F'ire Per- Clean Month- L�us. C�ff'r Sper_, Oth�r Othe ; Month _� Calls Calls cent �p lY Meet Mc:et Urill Act'y Act' Year Total Att'd Att'd Att'd ' � prill ing ing (�uNpm�j to Date �. Month Year Year Hrs .2 Firs 2 Hrs Ilr� tlrs -,._ Hrs Hrs � - LeRoy No�ck . Chie 13 (02 ?'g %�%� x�( SC x Admi � John Maczko� �Asst 7 ' 'J`� $(p X� � __ X � � yLHrs � Asst. � Capt. Jamie Lerbs_ Sti � k _ �J� Paul Dreelan �; $ � (o � 1 Mike Coonan ' 'a$ 5 � Gord Sk ' erven '7 �q q )( Ed Adrian '{ � X X � Pat Knight _ _'�'�_ $5. .� X�( � ` Allen valencou I a`i � ; � � � � i � I � � Marc Connoll $�_ _ ��_�_ � a( . - q � X i ��' X - — — - .. 2 x � x x � � Steve Carlson . /D I 1 X i � x i � Dick Zwirn 5' 1„ J� ; i ' __ Geor e Lowe X 1( � X ' Mi e T omas � --- X X � ` • .. � Pete Villard s � i -� ! � . � , —r - ------ ---J--- }—� - I . Ca.pt. .TPf�� -- - --- , ; X C Nnar�lr $ '�19 ' (fl1 �C � � • I : eozge . ^ I �__ ...._�-�_ _........�_.__ r__ ,P,-a, � NP� QOn_ a� sa � S x—_..� x. ..�x , � � � � x i ; � ---- 5 i� 1 _' X- X . , X I ...__ e Noack Jr. 1 � yg (o O X •' x I ' ' -?--•---- • •--• -- - .�._•--- - i •• --- ____Ted Husnik_ ___ S 40 � b X )(, • ° � : , _ � Mike Maczko 8 y3 ' - . , � . • -•- � � • � � � Caat.�Ken Noack � � le � � � � Tom Weinzettel � �.$ S Tom Olund S b�q �lo �__ x Y a' , • John La akko 9 ]. (o ' X X X ' ' .__ Jim Kilburg % � 5 ' �C i � : � I � Keith Stein S � �- S � • , Randy McNamara D � '2.. 3 • • � ' I ' �-- -••-. ---- • .----- .�_ i � -- --- — ------ -...,. ------- --•---- -�.._.. . . . .-- -•---- -• _•--- ----... _._ .._._..- -•--- ' . Total Atte�aea_ __aa._. . .a�__._ . �-� . _ . _.3.... __ !o. . Tot. Man Hour•s y8 �$ 1D - _ _ �.`�._ ---. ..--�- 3-•�-- _ T�S Mpg, L M L�� C ments •��.-�---T _ _ _--b .� 3 _ - - - . - - - - - _ - - - -�..,...� y Ayer.MenPe ��R � l � � -� (5.�$__ ^ la�� ---.- � - Avsr. � _�or.� _ 5,�•�-.� —�'--�-5-_._-•--_ _��. �-.� . •-•---- --•�-------.._�.----- -..._. YO.i �.i'.9�' �K'_r'^.�•�a . ........�. ....�..........F.......�-......._....,...,.,...�..._...-...�...+...........,. +._..,......r.,�.. �......_..............,... ,—�. � • "� =-� � o ,�'�ti,r`r' . —�• : ,;:�� ,u+..., i�1t�RY S. iflif�S(�� COMPRt�IES, 1�iC.. I .� _/� • •81 WEST 7PTtt t,7RECt DLOOMiNGTON M�NN�S4TA 93�ZQ PNONE 1612� 6t14•3J�1 CERr�FiCAT� C3F SURVEY �,��. �.�:...�� cf- U:�� ..:.� F��....�.___._ _._.. ---- •--• ---- c.✓A V= 1 ��= 3v � . �o _ , i.. --. .. . ,,—, . , .— . . • '�ijt3hltt-lOt3`� �}L'.L•'„�,�G'� �~^t''� '� � �' �U�— �-D (-?� .�41!�. " _..._.Y�:�..•� - r. •- ...i�.L=7..""".E'...'s 2.-w..�r t C\1 - j . �. _ � .� � � � � � � �, , N --�—�— f �� . t � `�.✓' i 1 � L'1 � n� b' , . ' ' 3�•t� t{G � �t . I h.1' I C �,p� � � N m 0 . tl` 1'i 0._ �" i,.j•__•6X. :�%, T;'-- l " _ � 0 � �RRY S. 10{ltlSOfl COf.IPAfIIES, IflC. •OI wESi YpTN STRFET ULOOH��+G70N ►a�NnESOTA »�20 PMONF I�il$1 ()(1A.�)�� CERTIFiCAI � QF . SU�VCY �•��, ra:iii•v Q;='J�ti.=!'r Fo� - -" �— � :�.�.i :_ � - — — ..�--.,._�_._._ � _ _ .. «4 � Ft j:J�ilNDv�j � � :� �j'7. .-,�. / SC�'�""'..c i= Ur%Loj-i�-� .�r�/�. � � ��r � C� � `� :.L i��.-t�.. •r �� R.� c��F�.CGFIM�-11` ��o . � , � •. < n' UG E S N M � 5•�0-• �, • a.,, / _._ � - 'I�.�: .%5.b� :�o' . ��_q%_ I �� ••..: .• • •• �^.d.� / `'' 4'�fl...c Ab 1 • �� _� • •� �' ��, I 4'' � 'E!'Clt'1.- • . . : � r°., ' '� • • ' �, �• . / ��. •� . ' N G_^IliK�jG L•. ��) I ��7 • ..!!•..�� •• �, I�i='.r.i%•'. /1' - Y. • /;-:.;..VG-C ,� W Z ��lli'� ' \ " \ . . . . . ��.�� n. , � , ��L�_s:,;i�:;..l,ii � � • . ',�.,� �+ �: �'�:��f�r�:c `s ; �� I � 2' f 1 �_ .� . _ '1. G /�% � � IL;J 2�'F•1►:c` �l''F:�,c ?''t: '=� ��— �' ,��c.a�;��;�7 .i � ,i F; �.�oti_z �'7 t�/ G ✓ V .... ' ,- _ �� ... . , _.. , ..,J � � f i �i''P�F»a ��: , ' • • • •. •,��Kl � � ' 19.y.o.�.�N',.E.o f: "�_i5.�� `/ : —iic�o � / !.2 /�� . ;% �/// � N / EYISjIt1L� �iV�j�/�N ,/j � �� , ��/ /, �� ,�_ �. �,_ _ �a.9 _ � � � (�' WENTWORTH MEADOWS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That Bernice M. McGown, divorced, unremarried, owner and proprietor of the following described property situated in the County of Dakota, State of Minnesota, to wit: That part of Lot Thirty Six (36) of Auditor's Subdivision No. 3, Mendota, according to the recorded plat thereof on file in the office of the County Recorder described as follows: Beginning at a point on the east and west center line of Section 24, Town- ship 28N., Range 23W., 236.74 feet east of the northwest corner of the Southwest quarter (SW%) of said Section 24; thence south at right angles 368 feet to the south line of said Lot 36; thence east along the south line of said Lot 36 a distance of 380.11 feet; thence north 368 feet to a point on said east and west center line of said Section 24; thence west 380.11 feet along said east and west center line of said Section to the point of beginning, has caused the same to be surveyed and platted as WENTWORTH MEADOWS and do hereby donate and dedicate to the public for public use forever the road and avenue and also dedicate the easements as shown on this plat for drainage and utility purposes only. In witness whereof said Bernice M. McCown, divorced, unremarriec has hereunto set her hanc this day of , 19 Bernice M. McGown STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of 19 by Bernice M. McCown, divorced, unremarried. Notary Public, County, Minnesota My Commission Expires I hereby certify that I have surveyed and platted the property described on this plat as WENTWORTH MEADOWS, that this plat is a correct representation of the survey, that all distances are correctly shown on the plat in feet and hundredths of a foot, that all monuments have been correctly placed in the ground as shown, that the outside boundary lines are correctly designated on the plat and that there are no wet lands or public highways to be designated other than as shown. Paul J. McGinley, Land Surveyor Minnesota Registration No. 16099 STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF The foregoing Surveyor's Certificate was acknowledged before me this day of 19 by Paul J. McGinley, Land Surveyor, Minnesota Registration No. 16099. Notary Public, County, Minnesota My Commission Expires , 6--(85 We do hereby certify that on the day of , 19 , the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota approved this plat. Mayor Clerk Pursuant to Chapter 212, Laws of Minnesota, 1973, and the Dakota County Contiguous Plat Ordinance, this plat has been approved this day of, 19 By: Bernard H. Larson Dakota County Surveyor Secretary, Dakota County Plat Commission This plat of WENTWORTH MEADOWS was approved pursuant Dakota County Contiguous Plat Ordinance and approved County, Minnesota,at a regular meeting of said Board By: Attest: to Minnesota Statutes Chapter by resolution of the Board of this day of Chairman, County Board County Auditor I hereby certify that the taxes for the year 19 MEADOWS have been paid on this day of 505 and pursuant to the Commissioners of Dakota , 19 for the land described on this plat as WENTWORTH , 19 County Treasurer Dakota County, Minnesota No delinquent taxes due and transfer entered this Document Number day of Dakota County Auditor , 19 I hereby certify that this instrument was filed in the office of the County Recorder for record on this day of , 19 , at o'clock .M., and was duly recorded in Book of on page County Recorder Dakota County, Minnesota SHEET I OF 2 SHEETS H'ESTY4 4W SEC 24 T 2d N , P DAKOTA LUUN/Y POS/T/04/(k14T DOT Oaf ,'V 4V40 (tWST) 236.74 -,verumF-01/74sEC24 S'fY 6P sire 24 TZeA; 472-Jii! a44'07.4 EV0A'TY eliff FOUND m WENTWORTH MEADOWS ea ac:i%ocJ /1/o f'^ 'UI .,137 %C,f/r -- 538/7/ .489'/4:31'E 24942// fog/ Ems/ f4 /r . 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McLAGAN & SON SHEET 2 OF 2 SHEETS Copy Equipment Form #1 58135 :r Lot 3 EX/ST/NG HOUSE NO /903 HUNTER LANE 2O N M W EX/ST/fl .1 5AN $E Y/CE r HUNTER C/RCLE Lott Lot / e 13 EASEMENT - TUM/NELLYS HUNTER L ANE ADD/T/ON ........................ ............................. ............................. ............................. .............. ......................... ......................... ......................... ........................ • ............................ ........................... rr ST. PAUL WATER TO INSTALL WATER SERVICES TO PROPERTY LINE MAINTAIN 71/21 COVER OVER WATER SERVICES ran ........................... .............. ............................. ...................... ......................... 1 T 6 a -4 NEGT v git:4 or Ro/E E)(1ST. Hereby "C et :lit That Tn1Y' Pli'n''WiY•P'r'dpat 'sd' By' 1141 •07 Under'My Direct.. uparNIUon.Acid. .T.hat..l.AmfA.Dui y.AselUsrag,Pratesslcnsl Engineer• Finder••T e• taws. 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