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1985-09-170 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COtJNTY, MINNESOTA AGENDA September 17, 1985 - 7:30 P.M, 1. Call to prder. — � ; � � 2. Roll Call. � � 3. Agenda Adop t ian .~ ..c�,,,�,,� � ,� .r � � 4. Approval of Minutes: August 20th, August 23rd Special, September 3rd, September 1QtYt Special, and September Ilth Adjourned. 5. Consent Calendar: —� �9� ,� r a. b. c. d. f. g• Acknowledgement of Treasurer's monthly report for August. Acknaw3.edgement of July 17th NDC-4 minutes, Acknowledgernent of August 13th Park and Recreatian minutes. Ack.nowledgement of August 28th City iiall Citizen's Comm�ttee minutes. Acknowledgement of inemo on. 1985 holida schedule. Approval of the List of Claims. —�-,� -�»%�� "�q�_",,,,` �,,�,$"- �g% Approva2 of the List of Licenses. _, J End of ConsenC Calendar 6, Publie CommenCs -- �%,,, � � �v 7. Unfinished Business: a. Traffic Signs on lst Avenue and {�rdinance jNo � 21�+} . .�•�. �t,�Q`i - .i r a $. PubliC �It'.aiiilgS; . (Mr. Meyer will 1�e ,�r,�sen�} , 0 ��..� a. Trunk Watermai.n Assessment, Mendota ei hts ,R�gadjTIi Z49. 8:00 P.M, � (Resp' lut'on o. $5-68) . � j��-'� ^ ��"��'- Q�,�_ .�� i� c.a�,z,.,7�- a�.�.,�•�.�-G .,� --�� ° � 7a�✓u'v"i b. Case No. $5-17, Spanjers, Request for Preliminary Plat pproval. (Informal �.,�z�o Hearing - 8:30 P.M. ) . _ _ / � j 9 . New Bu s in s�� ..� �� LL�� `s�"' "`` � � �� ' �, a. Case No. 85-24, Yorktan, Ltd., Request for Preliminary Plat Approval. {Recommend Approval}. �� / �4V1�� f.j �t . �q�•'�� i `r` t` if b. Sign Perrnit Re uest for 790 South Plaza Drive. c. Foot3n Found tian er it for LCS o. Add�tion. `cs..v�lfi�� i. �`�"! ''1�-t�'"�u.n. d. Sewer C nection for 1502 Vandall. (Resalution No. 85-69) . y��-y'"' ' aj�� ✓ �/' ,i �' e. Radar Purc ase. -- � - ��r 7 t a a �.%`��1`�.. l�"�-lo �. �y�� SePtember 17, 1985 Agenda Page Two f. Dakota County Compostin . �' {Resolution Na. 85-70) . -�-�..---._ �• Annual E alu tio af ity��inistr nr,,,r /J so . ��-�1,� 7 : /,r' .� /7 ouncil Comments 1• Adjourn. .r ' (�. 5 � ( d! � c-�4 0 ,-� Y �' ��,. — j a 3 � ,z� j J j `�-'��..�,:. i�-- �l, _ „� ,� �► ,� � ./ j . / , _ ,. 1- f -�� =! - ��! - �.� . �- ,.` _ _--. ,. j f 1 ; � .�, �� .� t �i!_� �r/1 `�� ..�'�.. ,�: r�. �...� � r �� -. l � � ^ � ~ � .�� r ��w..�,. .��L..-�� / Y 9 �'.�. �' J��/�1 351..:� - ��,'�,�- �- 13 �;�.�"�` .�,.� ,.� / 3 ,�j�' � ��`/ � �' ��, ,�,� ,�,,-�,/ ,��„,�,, �i 3 • --�� ' -� i' KUSTOM EIKTRONiCS :�: INC. ., �. � We are plezsed to submit for your consideration prices as follows: OUANTITY DESGRIPTION OATE �� `� � /7 V � REFERENCE � ` �`�� P �� FIRM FOR JO DAYS � ��p�s.,1 �- !G' Sf' /t'IOUi.7.� �i9A�cli2 u.U�� c`'�'�� G�i,`� �.PAcfr�, �j,e�s� � � y�,e Gu �� , ��.�u�2, �yr O�c. oZ %�P // /P�1vA�s LIVERY �� DAYS . . � . � .r�4 : TERMS /V � �D UNIT �� ,>♦ TOTAL In the contlnentLl United States prices include delivery, �et uD, tteld calibr�tion, tr�inln� �nd certlficatlon. TOTAL y39� . - /� 00 — � 79D- -- CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO September 6, 1985 T0: Planning Commission FROM: James E. Danielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Rezoning and Preliminary Plat Yorkton Job No. 8422 Improvement No. 84, Project No. 4 Case No. 85-24 DISCUSSION: This rezoning/subdivision request was tabled from the August Planning Commission meeting because the applicant, Mr. Lee, had not submitted his drawings in time for staff to complete a thorough review. Engineering has now completed a review and makes the following com- ments: 1. Drainage easements need to be added to the final plat to accommo- date GNB's surface water drainage. 2. The 35 foot driveway, drainage and utility easement along Trunk Highway 110 east of the new roadway needs to be increased to 45 feet wide. 3. It needs to be determined if the drainage pond on lots 5, 6, and 7 will be under public or private control and the details of its reten- tion capacity need to be finalized (that will be done in conjunction with staff's design of the storm water system. 4. A 30 foot radius should be platted on the Southwest corner of Lot 2, Block 2. 5. The site will need a sanitary sewer lift station and the developer would like to have the station located in a center median at the intersection of Centre Point Drive .and Trunk Highway 110. Staff is studying that request, however if it is not feasible a'small piece of land will need to be dedicated to the City for the lift station ad- jacent to the road. 6. The developer intends to get an entrance permit from Mn/DOT to have Centre Point Drive connect with Trunk Highway 110. If we are unable to get that permit wider easements will be necessary to allow for the construction of a temporary cul-de-sac until the Trunk Highway 110 frontage road is built. 7. The slopes adjacent ta Resurrection Cemetery are steep at several points and an erosion contral glan neeck to be developed to protect the grave si�es. Tha� plan should be made part of the Developer's Agreement. RECOI�IENDATION: From an engineering standpaint staff sees no reason to further delay this project. AGTI4N REQUIRED: Review the proposal and make a recommendation to the City Cauncil. � e CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS � September 6, 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City A i �tor FROM: James E. llanielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Spanjers Freliminary Plat Case Na. 85-17 DISCUSSION• The City Council at �heir September 3rd meeting directed staff to notify all residents wi�.hin the Bunker kTills neighborhood of an informal hearing to be conducted by the City Cauncii at their September 17th meeting. Staff has sent the attached letter to appraximately $5 residen�.s Iocated south of Marie Avenue, west of Dodd Road, north of Trunk Highway 114 and east of Valley Greek.. ACTION REQUIRED: Conduct an infarmal public hearing on the Spanjers preliminary plat and based an input from neighborhoad residents and CounciZ approve or deny Spanjers preliminary plat request. Engineering Offices CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Septernber 6, I9$5 Subject: Sganjers Preliminary Plat Case No. 85-17 Dear Bunker Hills Resident: At the September 3, 1485, Mendota Heights City Council meeting, �fie Council considered a request by Mr. George Spanjers, 1824 Valley Curve to subtEivide his 3.16 acre lot into six new lots, The Planning Commission had conducted a public hearing in July at which time there was littl� input fram the nezghborhood. The Planning Commissian unanimously recommended approval of the request to the City Council. The public hearing notices for the hearing were sent, as required by law, to landowners within a 350 Eoot radius of the affected property. How- ever, the Gauncil f elt that a wider area af notificatian shauld be accom- plished beiore they made their final decision on the matter. They therefore direcCed s�aff to send invitatians ta the residents living wi.thin the entire Bunker Hi7,1s neighborhood. The Spanjers subdivision will again be discussed by the Mendota Heights City Council on September 17, 1985, a� approximately $:30 P.M. in the Mendota Heights City Council Chambers located at 75Q South Plaza Drive. If you have any questions or comments on �he subdivision, please attend the meeting or contact me at 452-1086 prior to the meeting. Thank you. Sincerely: . � . f.�.,,'' ames E. Daniel.son, P.E. Fublic Works Director JED:dfw '750 South Plaza Drive • Mendota Heights, Minnesota 5512{} • 452-1C}8b � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO September 6, 1985 T0: Ma or Cit Council and Cit A 5�i�'tra�r Y � Y Y FROM: James E. Danielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Trunk Watermain Assessment Hearing Mendota Heights Road/Trunk Highway 149 Job No. 8317B Improvement No. 83, Project No. 7B DISCUSSION• In 1984 Mn/DOT installed a trunk watermain for the City in conjuction with I-494 construction. Costs for that watermain construction are to be approximately $231,000 and are to be funded by the Water Revenue Fund and the attached assessment roll. Also attached is the information letter that was sent to landowners abutting the project. Requested def erments will be handed out the night of the Council ►neeting . RECOMNN�NDATION: Approve the assessment roll as prepared. ACTION REQUIRED: Conduct a public hearing (staff will be prepared to present the details of the proposed assessment roll) and based on input from the public hearing amend the assessment roll or adopt the one presented. If Council desires to implement the staff recommendation they should pass a motion adopting Resolution No. , RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND CONFIRMING ASSESSMENTS FOR WATERMAIN TRUNK LINE ALONG TRUNK HIGHWAY 149 AND MENDOTA HEIGHTS RDAD (IMPROVEMENT N0. 83, PROJECT N0. 7B) .� En�inccrin{; Ufficcs CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS September 6, 1985 Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Gangl 2487 Dodd Road Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Gangl: Last year the City installed water mains in the area of Highway 149 and Mendota Heights Road as a part of the Mn/DOT Improvement in this area.� Our normal procedure for property owners who wish to make use of the water is to compute a hookup charge which would be equal to a normal water assessment and which would be payable in full at the time the hookup was made. Several area property owners have expressed a desire to hookup but would rather pay for the water in the normal 19 year assessment manner. Because of this, the Council has called an assessment hearing to be held on September 17. An assessment roll has been prepared in the usual manner to reflect the amount that would be due for normal water service. As many property owners do not desire the service at this time, the normal procedure is to permit deferrment of the assessments upon request. The deferred assessments are then brought current at the time service , is requested, a request for property division is processed, or the property changes hands. This payment would be for previous due principal payments plus 10% simple interest. The balance of the assessment would then run for the remaining term, up to 19 years from 1985. If you wish to have a deferment considered f or your property, please advise us prior to September 13 and it will be acted upon at the September 17th hearing. If you do not advise us of your interest in deferment and Council adopts the assessment roll, the assessment will become payable with your 1987 taxes. If you have any questions or desire additional information prior to the public hearing please contact me at 452-1086. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, �' � ames E. Danielson, P.E. Public Works Director JED:dfw 750 Sout11 Plaza Drive • Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120 • 452-1086 ,;,. CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO September 6, 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City A�,n�fator FROM: Klayton Eckles Civil Engineer SUBJECT: Traffic Signs on lst Avenue and Clement Street DISCUSSION: At the September 3rd City Council meeting staff recommended the placement of two stop signs for east and westbound traffic on lst Avenue at Clement Street. The Council opted to forego staff's recommendation in favor of a stop sign only at lst Avenue for southbound traffic on Clement Street. Staff has reanalyzed the situation and has the following comments: 1. A traffic count was done at the intersection and it was determined that roughly 2 out of 3 cars are traveling from ist Avenue to Clement Street or visa versa, while. 1 in 3 cars are traveling straight through the intersection on lst Avenue. 2. Due to the unusual intersection configuration and poor sight distances a southbound car on Clement Street stopped at lst Avenue would have to pull out into the intersection to see east down lst Avenue. Thus a stop sign only on Clement Street would not alleviate the problem of two cars meeting in the intersection. 3. Although staff's original proposal would require more cars to stop, it would reduce the accident potential of the intersection; cars would be required to stop where there is a clear line of sight onto Clement Street, and only southbound Clement Street would be a through street. RECONAZENDAT ION : Staff still recommends the original proposal of two stop signs on lst Avenue with Clement Street given the right-of-way. ACTION REQUIRED: Tf the Council wishes to enact the staff's recommendation the Council should adopt Ordinance No. , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 1113 (Attachment A). If the Council wishes to enact the option proposed at the September 3rd City Council meeting the Council should adopt Ordinance No. , AN ORDINANCE AMENDING N0. 1113 (Attachment B). ATTACHMEfV 1 "A" � CITY Ol� MENDO'I'A IfEIG!!1'S DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNL'SU'I'A QRDINANCE N0, AN ORDINANCE AML'NDING ORDINANCE N0. 1113 The City Council of the City Mendota Heights, Minnesata, ordains as fallaws: SECTION 1. Ordinance Na. 1113, knawn and referred to as "An Ordinance Establishing Stop and Yield Intersec�ians Within The City of Mendota Heights" is hereby amended in the following respects: The following streets are hereby added to Section 1 of said Ordinance, "THROUGH STREETS AND STOP INTERSECTIONS," Throu�h Streets Clement Street StoF Streets lst Avenue The £ollowing streets are hereby remaved fram Section 2 of said Ordinance, "THROUGH STREETS AND XIELD INTERSECTIONS," Through S�.reets Clement Street Yield 5treets lst Avenue (Eastbound) The following streets are hereby added to Section 2 af said Ordinance "THROUGH STREETS AND YIELD INTERSECTIONS," Through Streets Emerson Avenue Yield Street Knollwaad Lane SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be in ful.l force and effecC from and after its publication accordzng to law. Adopted and ordained into an Ordinance thisl7thday af September, .; CITY QF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Robert G. Lockwood, Mayor ATTEST : Kathleen•M. Swanson City Clerk m VISITATION MONASTERY . 2455 Visitation Drive Mendota Heights, MN 55120 612-454-6474 September 9, 1985 James E. Danielson, P.E. Puhlic Works Director City of Mendota Heights� 750 South Plaza I�Iendota Heights� Mn. 55120 Dear Air. Danielson: We refer to your letter`of September 6 regarding water mains installed in the area of Highway 149. We desire by this letter to express our wish to have a deferment considered for our property affected by the hookup. T Very truly yours, VISITATION MONASTERY S; s��er 4�(�,�. ��,� ,•J� l�'�� a k�.,,�� v N� � President CIrY C�r P��r��R(?j� I-IElGHTS �;t,, .- -,�, , �, -;-�: f r... :i... ,i��: ��f' . C•:� " � r _; i.. i � Z `J %.: J .7 � •-. - , ; _ ,; ' ' ' �,...' � �J � �, �v�.,:�k��.:.�..:.� `.:f �} � September 10, 1985 Mr. James E. Danielsan, P.E. Public Works Director Ci�y of Mendota �ieights 750 South P1aza Drive Mendota Heights, MN 55120 Subject: Watermai.n Trunk Line Job No. 8317B Improvement No. 83, Project No. 7B Dear Mr. Danielson. I refer to your letter of September 6, 1985 regarding watermaa.ns installed in the area of Trunk Highway 149. I desire by this letter ta express my wish to have a defermen�. con- sidered far my praperty affec�ecl lay the hookup. Very truly yours, � 1 ►lir�� . Irving "G�rk 29? Laurel Aven e Saint Paul, MN 5 102 � � , �/��C_'"' t— �.G.tii-i1-..'� G (�'_Y�TL.-'�. /Y7 L.�'—r,t_ G-� ,� ` C. rI ��G, �?l.e.Lc,.�(� c�.�, '.k� ,``'�/ �j�s �: C/ ; � � �� - �•��.��i '� ` /.-; - rS�J L.� t"�-1...�,J �C.�.t:!.�'j.�.� -�77-'G-r"_�c t� � _.. �l/�./� ...� !^�,�„/�'_1�.,_-- f /, - , !:./�. G�-e+.hp�..�� /� �-� f r' ., y / ) f `� � � ��c...-c., L.LL..� +�/ � : ,. � : ..._., -. _ ,o-.._-_. � .; Year 1986 198 7 1988 1989 1990 T0: FROM: CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO September 9, 1985 Mayor, Ci ty Counci 1 and Ci ty frtiri�s�rator � Lawrence E. Shaughnessy, Jr., Treasurer SUBJECT: Equipment Certificate Issue INTRODUCTION Since last December, we have delayed our issue of Equipment Certificates pending a better handle on the prices for the new radio system. A total of $95,000 of the issue was to be applied towards the radio purchase. It now appears that the system cost will be within estimates, and we should proceed with the issue of the Certificates and work back towards our usual two year schedule of issuing Certifcates. Based on last year and 1985 purchases, the final issue would work out as follows: 1985 Purchases 1985 Budget Issue Expense Discount Interest Capitalized Total Issue ACTION 96,339 133,400 4,500 2 , 500 23,300 260,039 Authorize negotiations for proposals to purchase an issue of $260,000 Equipment Certificates to be presented to the Council at the meeting of November 5. The issue is projected as follows: Principle 30,000 40,000 90,000 50,000 50,000 Interest -0- 6,900 11,400 6,000 3,000 Existing Issue 57,125 53,625 Total Lev 87,125 100,525 101,400 56,000 53 , 000 Est. ' Mi 11 Ra te 1.03 1.09 1.03 This will hold our estimated mill rate close to the 1 mill level and permit the next issue in the spring of 1987 to fit into the 1 mill level. The 1987 Issue will include the 1986 Expenditures along with the budget for 1987. A subsequent issue in December of 1988 will bring us back to our usual schedule of having Equipment Financing completed before the end of the budget year. ' LES:kkh CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO September 10, 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City ��t� _-� FROM: Paul R. Berg Code Enforcement Officer SUBJECT: Sign Permit for 790 South Plaza Drive - Children's Country Day School DISCUSSION Mr. Ronald Ettinger, of Children's Country Day School, has applied for a 48 square foot sign to be installed on the building located at 790 South Plaza Drive. The sign consists of individual white plastic letters, 15 inches high. They are fastened on the lower portion of the mansard roof. The sign message is Children's Country Day School, is 3' x 16' and contains 48 square feet (see sketch on reverse). Signs in the B-1 district may contain 50 square feet. Therefore, the sign is in compliance with the zoning ordinance. Mr. Ettinger will bring in a picture of the sign for Council's review and comment. . RECOMMENDATION Since the sign meets zoning ordinance requirements, staff recommends approval of the sign permit as requested. ACTION REQUESTED If Council wishes to implement the staff recommendation to approve the sign permit, it should pass a motion directing the building official to issue the sign permit as requested. PRB:madlr ��'� � �rn�c�►no+� roR S#GN PERMiT CITY OF MENDOTA NEIGHTS `% �D �a , �/� :z� �r � � 'ERTT OWNfR (lio�++a} ' (Addrts�} �j�p �—'�4��..f "(„_'�Q [C✓1�� j� ..1''c'..�l1►3k"!L �r� nGtao+t � iHa�++.� �,+�dd...�) ffRMiT fEE,,,_ _,,.--;�I�� r �� ~ ! DA�TnE O � `tr�pfi�n+ No -� � �� U �,J'Lf�_. �7 �fRMtT NO. �9�' �Id ConstrvsNae U �uildie►p � Ta Rs Campiitrd -----'..— �c � r�S �a c..s�- ►�.w ❑ c� � a, . cit„ u�«. No, WiNinq tfm+it No. ' � 7�---- n� � ��N w�►u��, � D ►ROIEGTING ❑ GROtkt�tD O MARQUfE � E! iEMtGRARY O OtHER / AAAX. CIMENSiON �� / VERTICAL �_fl'. HORIZC1NTAl F1'. �f'' f SIGi'ii AREA SQ. f?. NO. Of StPES �_DtSTIINCE fRQM GROUHp TO 51CiN �ASE / �, HEIt3#tT Of StGtt FT. • SETtACK OF SIGN FROM �ROrERTY LINE FT. i1lUMiNATED YES ❑ N� � A4WWAitE 3IGti ARFA ON �REMISE SO �`', �;�� f � �d-�-�'"� �.---- SKETCH OF SIGN .� ��!.ilJ _UL..� LJ 11�J C� .,�J!-.l. �� ., _. _!,.� ._l:1 V 6,J . .�. iN► ...H �s ., " � __ f--�'__.,GL��_...._..�`�.L_I�'-/._.�!..VL.� � �'� / c � �� ' \ ✓' .iCKNOWLEL7GEMLNT AND SIGNA7'URE: ' The ulydersrgrred herrhy r�e�rrr.rerrtt upon alt o f the penaliiet o f lntt�, for tht /rur fioJe o f indrrci�t� tha City o f Mendota Heightt !o takc � ac�io h ei� •eq �.r I/.r � a!/ .rJalemer�t,r herei�r are �rrie rrnd Ih. a! a!! r��ork hereiit »re�rlio�red ruill be dorre i�r accorda�� %i!, tb ord r o t ota Heights, tlye State a f Mt1tJJBIOId� �tttl� }•1rinrgr o f the Br�ildirtg Depar•tnse�rt. iiQNAZLixR AltROVQv , MEMO September 10, 1985 TO: Mayor, City Council, City 'n�trator FROM: Dennis J. Delmont, Chief of Police SUBJECT: Radar Purchase Introduction We had planned to replace our existing radar units (2) by purchasing one in 1985 and one in 1986, using Equipment Certificate money. We now wish to replace both units in 1985. History The units we need to replace are now 13 and 6 years old respectively. One is operational and the other is out of service because of repeated failure and cost of repair. The operational unit has been sent to the factory for repair twice in 1985 and is reaching the point of diminishing return. We eventually would like to replace these units and add a third unit so all marked squads would be equipped the same. We have dedicated Equipment Certificate funds in 1985 ($2,200) and 1986 ($2,250) for the purchase of the two replacement units. Discussion Our patrol officers have evaluated the three major brands of police radar and they have rated the Kustom KR-10 as the one they prefer. Next in line (but quite a bit behind the KR-10) was the Decatur MVR-724. Both have identical net costs. (Quotations enclosed). The difference is that Kustom's bid is only good until October 1. At that time we can expect an increase of about $400.00 per unit. In order to get the radar that the officers prefer at a price we can afford, I would like to purchase two units (Kustom KR-10 SP) now. Alternatives Purchase one unit in 1985 for: Purchase one unit in 1986 for: TOTAL: Purchase two units in 1985 for: $1,395 Net $1,795 Net $3,190 Net $2,790 Net Recommendations Officers will make better use of a product they have confidence in and the City requires the use of radar on a daily basis for enforcement, surveys and traffic control in high accident areas. We have budgeted for two hand-held radios in 1985, but we will not buy them this year giving us a"surplus" of $4,000. I recommend that we purchase two radars in 1985 for $2,790. (Quotations are attached.) Action Required If Council concurs with staff recommendation, they should pass a motion authorizing purchase of two Kustom KR-10 radar units, at a cost not to exceed $2,790. DECATUR ELECTRON ICS, INC. 715 Bright Street Decatur, Illinois 62522 (217) 428-4315 T0: Chief Dennis Delmont• � . Mendota Heights Police DepaYtment 750 S. Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, MN 55120 � � � � �� DUOTATION DATE SAIESPERSON INQUIRY OATE 5-17-85 Atchison INQUIRY N0. N° 2904 Pbese indiute No. above when wderinp. SHIP TO: . WE ARE PLEASED TO SUBMIT TH R YOUR CONSIDERATION. SNOULD YOU THIS QUOTATION IS VAIID fON _ DAYS. THEREAFER IT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGt PUCE AN ILL RE E ROMPT ATTENTION. WITHOUT NOTICE. BV ___ .._.._.__..__. ACCEPTED DATE SIGN AND RETURN YEILOW ACCEP7ANCE COPY WHEN ORDERING ��1Q�l�Q �Ou� Page No. 2341 September 10, 1985 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE UF MINNFSUTA Minutes of the Special Joint Planning Commission/ City Council Meeting Held Tuesday, September 10, 1985 � Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the special joint meeting of the Mendota Heights City Council and Planning Commission was held on September 10, 1985, at City Hall, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 7:05 P.M. The following members were present: Mayor Lockwood, Councilmembers Blesener, Cummins, Hartmann and Witt. Also present were Commission members Kruse, Burke, McMonigal, Morson, Frank, and Henning. Absent was Stefani. AGENDA ADOPTION Councilmember Hartmann moved adoption of the agenda as submitted. Councilmember Blesener seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 SOUTH EAST AREA STUDY City Planner Dahlgren gave a presentation on statistics on those of age 60 and older and 75 and older in suburban areas. He pointed out that their representation in the suburbs had grown very dramatically in the last few years, and that the last census showed almost 20� of the Mendot:� Heights population is in the 55 and over category. He said that because of the large numbers of single family homes, unmarried couples, and older citizens, there had been a considerably increased demand for rental housing. Providing apartments such as Jim Riley is requesting is really a matter of whether or not we want to provide thc3t kind of housing alternative in the community. Planner Dahlgren also presented some aerial photographs of a single family development in Woodbury which is built <irour a pond similar to that proposed by Tandem Corporation for the Opus property. He pointed out the pathways around the ponds. jdith regard to the South East Area Study, it was noted th�it Commissioner Joe� Stefani had sent a letter indicating t}�c�t he was generally in favor of Concept B-2. Councilmember Witt said th�t she personally did not feel that there was a need for the neighborhood commercial development in the south east area. Councilmember Blesener added that perhaps the City should rather try to encourr�ge people to shop in the 110/149 <�rea, if we want to build that up as our central commercial area. Planner Dahlgren responded that the city's long range planning has always been to concentrate commercial development in that area. � Page No. 2342 September 10, 1985 Commissioner Henning asked about the densities that woulu be allowed under the MR designation. Planner Dahlgren responded that that would be a new designation in the city's Comprehensive Plan, and would be in the 3-4 unit per acre category. He added that the City's existing R-2 zoning district allows duplexes on 15,000 square foot lots and R-3 is up to 10 units per acre. Councilmember Cummins asked if the Commission and Council had a general concensus on one of the concepts, would it be possible to delay specific rezoning for a case by case basis. Planner Dahlgren responded that the way to control specific development is through the approval of plats and planned unit development agreements. He added that it really is important that the City "do things right" by adopting a long range plan that can be clearly understood by the developers and surrounding citizens. Planner Dahlgren reported that after the City would adopt any change in its comprehensive plan, it would be sent to the Metropolitan Council, who has up to 10 days to make a "negative declaration" that the proposed change does not have significant impact on a metropolitan system. Councilmember Witt asked if it would be possible to cha the comprehensive plan once again, should the condition. leading to the current discussion change. Mr. Dahlgren responded that the Council would be free to change the comprehensive plan any time it wanted to. City Administrator Frazell reported on a discussion he had had with City Attorney Tom Hart regarding comprehensive land use designation versus zoning. He said that while current state statute is clear that the zoning is the prevailing designation, that legislation might be changed in the 1986 legislature. Mr. Frazell said that there had also been court cases that had gone both ways on which was the prevailing designation. In general, he said that it was the City Attorney`s opinion that any court review of an issue would hinge on whether the Council had been reasonable in its deliberations or whether it was arbit- rary and capricious. He cautioned the Council and Commissi�: that if a change in designation is made in the Comprehensit•� Plan, that would imply a commitment to give reasonable consideration to a proposal that was consistent with that designation, whether or not the rezoning had actually taken place. Councilmember Cummins asked whether it might be possible to move the proposed park site further south into that area proposed for apartments, then make the park site � single family neighborhood. Planner Dahlgren responded that the particular site now owned by School District No. 197 had been selected, because it is relatively flat land m � .. � s }';. . 4 ,. � ;ry ,. �� .. , : � Page No. 2343 September 10, 1985 which would accommodate the types of active play f.ields that are needed. He said that it is usually preferable to have residential neighborhoods completely surrounding a park, rather than having it next door to the freeway. Mayor Lockwood said that he felt that there was general concensus on the B-1/B-lA designation for the Visitation/ Tousignant property west of Dodd Road, and everyone seemed to agree that all of the area south of Mendota Heights Road�,s�lc� �ne, �ja�e residential . � � �a'� Commissioner Henning said that he thought the airport noise would be a problem for large lot uses in the area. Councilmember Hartmann added that he did not expect that the airport noise situation was going to get any better in the near future. Mayor Lockwood said that the potential of adding 590 apartment units in this area was shocking to some. Cbuncilmember Blesener said that she thought the Council and Commission should be looking at what the City wants, and not just reacting to specific development proposals which have been presented. Commissioner Kruse said that he thought there should be some concern about the total density increase in the area, and that it might be a wise process to narrow in on just how much density the City wanted to accommodate in the area. Councilmember Cummins asked if there was any reason that the far south east corner couldn't be shown as low density residential also, rather than medium density. Planner Dahlgren responded that the'proposed use was a transition zone, both from the freeway and from the apartments to the west. City Administrator Frazell added that there was also the concern with consistency with the Metropolitan Council noise contour zoning. Planner Dahlgren reiterated that many older people are selling their homes, and choosing to rent apartments as - opposed to buying condominiums or townhomes. He said that approach seems to make more sense in times of low inflation. He added that the subject land is about the only parcel in Mendota Heights that would make any sense at all for development of rental units, and that the land was relatively isolated for access and could be accommodated witl out disturbing existing single family neighborhoods. Councilmember Cummins said that he wouldn't personally support a wholesale rezoning as a part of this project, and would prefer to use the planned unit development approach on a case by case basis. Commissioner Henning responded � \ Page No. 2344 September 10, 1985 that the question of a preferred pattern of land use wz still a decision that had to be made. Commissioner Kruse said that he feels there is a place for apartments in this area, primarily because of airport and freeway noise, and he was in favor of developing some. Commissioner Frank added that he really didn't think anyone would want to use this land to build a single family home, and the question may really be one of allowing apartment development or expecting the land to remain vacant. Commissioner Henning added that if the development did not take place by Jim Riley, there would likely be someone else coming in with a similar proposal in the future. Planner Dahlgren cautioned that the City would not want the wrong land use pattern to get started in this area, which could happen if one large lot house was built out here. He indicated it was important to make the best use of what you have, and that this land seemed to be ideally suited for multi-family residential. He said there was definitely a strong market for apartments in the area, as evidenced by how quickly Lexington Heights had filled up. Commissioner Henning said that he generally liked the B-2 concept, and saw little problem with it. Mayor Lockwood noted that the staff report had shown thaL the high density residential use would provide a net tax gain to the City. Commissioner Kruse said that he generally agreed with the high density residential and neighborhood commercial desig- nations in Concept B-2. Councilmember Blesener said that she was in favor of puttinr� the denser uses in the area next to the freeway, but not necessarily in favor of going as high as 10 units per acre. Councilmember Hartmann said that he could support the high density residential designation, and personally had no problem with the neighborhood commercial designation, since there was no other practical use for that land. Councilmember Cummins said that he would like to see the low density residential designation go as far south as Mendota Heights Road, and not show MR north of it. He said that he would like to get some neighborhood feedback on the proposed commercial development, and suggested that the Council and Commission not try to make any final decisions until after a public hearing. For the purpose of a public hearing and comment, Councilmember Cummins � that the B-2 Concept was generally OK with him, but he .ld like to see the LR designation moved all the way south to Mendota Heights Road. � C Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Page No. 2345 September 10, 1985 Councilmember Witt said that she would be willing to throw out Concept B-2 for public comment, but was not personally in favor oE the neighborhood commercial area. Commissioner Kruse said that the Tandem proposal is before the Planning Commission at its next meeting, and questioned whether it might be possible for the Commission to go ahead and give preliminary approval to their first platted area, since that portion did not seem to be much in dispute. There was a general concensus that the Commission could do so, conditioned upon the Council and Commission later deciding to make appropriate changes in the Comprehensive Plan. Councilmember Witt moved to set a public hearing for September 24, at 8:00 P.M. Counci:lmember Hartmann seconded the motion. Commissioner Kruse indicated that the Planning Commission would hold its regular meeting at 6:30 P.M. so as to try to be done in time for the 8:00 o'clock public hearing. Developer Jim Riley questioned the appropriateness of the line that had been shown between the MR and HR districts. The Council and Commission indicated that the present meeting was not a public hearing, and they were not amenable to getting into the details at this time. ADJOURN There being no further business to come before the Council, Councilmember Hartmann moved that the meeting be adjourned. Councilmember Cummins seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 9:46 o'clock P.M. ATTEST: Robert G. Lockwood Mayor Kevin D. Frazell City Administrator PLANNING REPORT DATE: CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 10 September 1985 85-2� Yorkton, Limited Southwest Corner of Trunk Highway 100 and Lexington Avenue Approval of Preliminary Plat and Rezoning from B-1-A to B-1 1. Mr. Larry Lee, at our request, came to our office this afternoon (Thursday, September 5) and reviewed with us his proposed development plans for the tract of land westerly of the Gould structure, which consists of 32.27 acres purchased from the Gould interest, plus 14 acres purchased from Catholic Cemeteries, Inc. This makes a total of 46.27 acres. We have met with Mr. Larry Lee, President of Yorkton, Limited, a number of times regarding the development of this property and feel that the proposed development plan will be an appropriate addition to the City of Mendota Heights. The planning proposal includes a north/south road with 100 feet of right-of-way width to.project south from Trunk Highway 110 and then proceeds easterly contiguous to the south boundary of the existing Gould office structure on Lexington Avenue. The 100 foot right-of-way will accommodate the divided roadway, which will make an attractive entrance and penetration into the site with a view off of Trunk Highway 110. The east/west right-of-way is 60 feet in width, which is being kept at that relatively narrow right-of-way so as to maximize the depth of the remaining property to the south. These lots, you will note from the plat, wi�ll be 243 feet in depth. Ideally, such properties would be more appropriately platted at approximately 300 feet in depth if property is available. The plat proposes the division of the lot into a total of eleven lots, plus one lot to accommodate the existing Gould development. The Gould people are joining the in the plat so that the Gould property, too, will receive a lot number replacing the existing metes and bounds description. You will note that an additional 22 feet of right-of-way is m m YORKTON, LTD., 85-24 z:: Page 2 being dedicated on the west side of Lexington Avenue to accommodate ultimate expansion and improvement for that street as may be necessary in the future. You will note, too, the reservation of Outlot A along the north side of the property. This outlot is being reserved for future sale to MN/DOT for the purposes of expanding and ultimate improvement to Trunk Highway 110. This improvement will include the construction of a service road which will run from Lexington Avenue westerly to a new intersection somewhat east of the existing intersection with Trunk Highway 55 and 110. The configuration of Outlot A is in agreement with MN/Dot and is consistent with the previously reviewed and approved plans by the City of Mendota Heights with respect to this portion of Trunk Highway 110. Some of the lots along the northern tier will not have permanent access to a public street until such time as the Trunk Highway 110 improvement is accomplished. This is anticipated to be approximately in the year of 1988. You will note the existence of an easement indicated as 35 feet in width along the north side of lots 3 and 4 of Block 2. This easement is for the purpose of providing temporary access to lot 4 until such time as the service road is completed. You will also notice an easement on the west side of the North-south Street, which will provide interim access to the North-south Street from the existing curb cut in the median opposite the old farm house on the northwest corner of the site. The preliminary plat has been reviewed by the Engineering Staff and we understand it to be acceptable, subject to�the provision of certain easements for storm drainage. and ponding purposes. This storm drainage plan is currently under design by Hedlund Engineering Services, Inc. who have prepared the preliminary plat and have done the engineering work on this site development. It would be appropriate for the Planning Commission and Couneil to consider approval of the preliminary plat subject to Engineering Staff review of final engineering details, including provision for appropriate easements for drainage and utilities. The property is currently zoned' B-1-A, which is a large-scale office park zone, requiring a minimum of 5 acre lot sizes. Obviously, some of the smaller lots proposed in this plat do not meet that minimum. We have no problem with the rezoning of the land from B-1-A to B-1 on this site. The B-1 District allows for a wider range of uses, including banks, medical buildings, hospitals, clinics, etc: Some of the potential users proposed for the site are included in the latter list, one of which will likely be a medical office building. A 60,800 square foot convention center is proposed on lot 5, Block 1, a 7.24 acre site. We have asked that Mr. Lee include a copy of the site plan for this structure with this YORKTON, LTD., 85-24 Page 3 packet. Construction is proposed for that structure yet this fall. This convention center will be operated by Alpha Environments, Inc., headed by Steve Masotto. Mr. Masotto has had eight years experience with the Marriott Hotel people and seven years previous to that working with the Radisson Inns. This structure will be a three story building constructed of glass and brick. Mr. Lee informs us that colored renderings of this building will be available at the Planning Commission meeting. Working drawings for this structure are currently underway, pr�epared by David Todd Runyan and Associates, Inc., Architects. Approval of development of this site for the convention center is not the subject of this application but, hopefully, it is indicative of the level of quality proposed for ultimate development in the business center. Mr. Lee has indicated his desire to construct a restaurant on one of the sites of the development, possibly the far northeasterly, triangular-shaped parcel which is slightly more than 1 acre in size. Such development would not likely oceur until the service road system is complete, sometime after 19$$• At that time, the restaurant site would have to be considered for rezoning (B-2, in this case). The other option would be to add a restaurant as a conditional use in the B-1 zone, which may also be an appropriate course of" action. The proposal, then, is for approval of the preliminary plat and rezoning from B-1-A to B-1. The Planning Commission and Council may wish to consider approval of the preliminary plat subject to Engineering Staff review and approval of the rezoning from B-1-A to B-1. CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO September 10, 1985 T0: Ma ar Cit Council and Cit Ad�ini�rator Y � Y Y FROM: James E. Danielsan Public Works Director SUBJECT: Yorktan Rezoning/Preliminary Plat Case No. 85-24 DISCUSSION: The Planning Commission at their September 10, 19$S special meeting unanimously voted to recommend approval of rezoning the "Gould Site" located at Trunk Highway 110 anci Lexingtan Avenue fram B-lA (S acre minimum lot sizes) to B--1 (15,000 square feet). They also recommended approval of the preliminary plat (see attached staff inemo) . There is a requirement for the City Council to conduct a publ.ic hearing on the rezoning request however there was nat sufficient time fram the Planning Commission approval date for staff to publish for this meeting. There is no requirement for a public hearing an the subdivision request and Mr. Lee, the applicant has requested to proceed with the Council review of that subdivision in advance of the rezoning public hearing. He is in a time deadline far some financing ar bonding approvals for his project and needs to know if there is general Council approval of his proposal. RECOI�IENDATION: Inasmuch as there has been no public adversity and unanimous Planning Commission approval, staff feels that Council could review and give Mr. Lee approval of his preliminary plat subject to a rezoning approval at the October lst public hearing. ACTION REQUTRED: If Council wishes to implement the staff recommendation they should review and approve the Centre Point South preliminary plat subject �a a rezoning approval at the October lst public hearing. �: CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES September 10, 1985 The regular meeting of the Park and Recreation Commission was called to order by Chairman Stein at 7:30 P.M, on September 10, 1985. The following members were present: Stein, Damberg, Doffing, Knittig, Leffert, Schneeman and Singer. Also present were Barry Warner of Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc., and Public Works Director Jim Danielson. APPROVAL OF Minutes of the August 13, 1985 meeting were approved as submitted MINUTES COMPREHENSIVE PARK Barry Warner, Sr. Associate with Barton-Aschman, Inc., made a STUDY presentation concerning time frame, various phases of the study, and completion of the proposal and contract. Discussion con- tinued on bond issues and available land for park use. RILEY APT. PROJECT Discussion was held regarding proposed Riley apartment project near I-494. A request was submitted to ask the City Council to allow the Park and Recreation Commission to be involved in the discussion of the project. A request also was made of City Council to allow the Commission members to each receive a copy of the South East Area Study. WACHTLER PROPERTY Discussion was held on the proposal of offer to purchase the property owned by the Wachtler family for use as a park and recreation area. RECREATION REPORT Dewey Selander, recreation director, is in present of hiring ice rink attendants for The procedure for the operation of the ice same as last year. MAINTENANCE REPORT the process at the coming season. rinks will be the A request was proposed to the Chair to have a representative of the Mend-Eagan Athletic Association present at our next meeting. It was suggested that repairs are needed on the baseball field at Marie Park. BASKETBALL/VOLLEYBALL Due to the pending comprehensive park study about to begin, COURTS the decision was reached that the commission would postpone the installation of volleyball and basketball courts. A request was then made of Barton-Aschman Associates to study the project and determine in which parks the courts are needed. BIKE TRAIL An update was presented on the bike trails. After discussion, the commission saw a need for additional work on various parts of the bike trail. It was requested of Jim Danielson to study the problems and report back to the commission. Park and Rec Minutes, September 10,•1985 Page Two OTHER BUSINESS A request was made of Mr. Danielson to provide each commissior member with a completed 1986 budget. Discussion was held on a letter received by City Administrator Frazell concerning the lowering of the level of Rogers Lake. It was decided to refer this matter to the consultants doing the park study. � ' COUNCIL REPS Doffing will attend the September 17 Council meeting and Schneeman will attend the October 1 City Council meeting. MISCELLANEOUS The next meeting of the Park and Recreation Commission will be Tuesday, October 8, 1985. ADJOURN There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned. � Respectfully submitted, Robert Leffert, Secretary �J . CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGFiTS � Segtember 11, 39$S T4: Mayor and City Council FRQM. Kevin D. Fraz Cit Admini rato"r" � y SUBJECT: City Administrator - Annual Evaluation As the agenda looks promisingly shart at th3.s time, I am scheduling my annual evaluation session. Please see the memo of Segtember 6, which I sent to you with last week.'s Friday News, to stimulate your thoughts for the evaluat3,on. I would also suggest that we meet upstairs in the Engineering Canierence Room for this session. KDF:madlr , CITY OP MENDOTA HGIGHTS MEMO SepCember 11., 1.985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City Administrator FROM: Lawrence E. Shaughnessy� Jr., Treasurer SUBJECT: Status of Police and Fire Contract Negotiations FIRE: We have negotiated a new method of calculating fire contract costs with Lilydale and propose to apply the same theory to Sunfish Lake and Mendota. The current contract is based on actual cost of two years ago, current assessed value and call frequency. The change is to phase in current costs over ' a two year period. This will produce about $23,650 of revenue which was figured in the budget revenues. For comparison, the charges will be as follows: 1985 rate 1986 old formula 1986 new formula MENDOTA 2,536 3, 287 3,462 LILYDALE 10,059 11,875 12,509 SUNFISH LAKE 6,913 7,279 7,668 We have not heard from Mendota or Sunfish Lake since our initial meeting. However, if agreeable with the Council, we will propose a similar two year phase in to both communities. POLICE: Lde have made an attempt to determine a simple formula for calculating pol.ice charges. The proposal is to use an average of population and two year calls for service. iJhen applied, the proposed rates would look as fol,lows: 1985 charges 1.986 proPosed rtENDOTA LILYDALE 36,900 35,150 3].,930 5G,140 T'he large increase wou].d hiC Lilytiale pretty hard, and it is proposed to phase the Eormula in over a two-year period. 'Che 1986 charges would then be as follows: Lilydale $49,200 (4,100 per month) Mendota 34,912 (2,909 per month) Lilydale is agreeable to this method and iF Council approves, we would propose the s�me contract to Mendota. - 2 - T'or Che two contracCs, Che costs would cam��;re us Collows: MLNDOTA LILYDAI.Iy 1985 $39,G36 $45,209� 1986 39,374 68,015 This results in a net revenue reducCian of $3,958 in the prapased budget. We have recently received the final LOGIS budget figure which is less than our propased budgeC. The Administration LOGIS alloc��tion can be reduced by $1,800�and the contingency allocation can be reduced by $1,700 in arder to caver the losC $3,500 in Police contract revenues. I�I:S: m��dl. r s CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR REZONING September 11, 1985 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights will meet at 7:45 o'clock P.M., on Tuesday, October l, 1985, in the City Hall Council Chambers, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, MN, to consider an application from Yorkton, Ltd., for the rezoning from B-lA to B-1 of the following property: Part of Lot 1, Auditor's Subdivision No. 34, Mendota, Section 27, Township 28, Range 23, Dakota County, Minnesota. More particularly, this land is located at the southwest quadrant of TH 110 and Lexington Avenue. This notice is pursuant to City of Mendota Heights Ordinance No. 401. 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If NGINEER � SUNVE'/OW - I; HEDLUND ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. s 7714 Marpan Arenue Sout� I» RltAtielO. Mlnneaoto 33423 ' = POone:866-2323 I<' SCALE� I INCH •100 FEET � I DATE: MAY 31, 1985 n+ rmna.rnwn,vona.v:wa ' Z�lING�E�1�1.•!-IA.hWe�ealrtce�tl.�11/BISCR2I-S-I IAREA:t.Hs.f7s •auv /••t •r ss.�s� .er•• 0 I �' I N � I �o,�..... eu� � .." •"._ .. I „� HEDLUND � � i� ENGINEERING " `"'" ".'.'•."" f �.ny mru� ie•� �ei. vun ... r..r...e y e.. •ne.. Tr a�nn wv.M.bn .na �ne� I wn . �uy R�ol��r�e vrer��leiwl E�y��•�r ene Lsne S�r.�� •nlrr �� 1�.� �f I�r 5��1� �f Mlnn��. l.t-��. � % � Cal.�n M. NrUlun• Mlnn R�y Ms 9912 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMQ � September 12, 1985 Tfl: Mayor, City Cauncil and Gity A/ ni�tr/a� .,�"'� � '' FROM: I'aul It. Berg, Code Enforcement Oificer SUBJECTt Faating/Foundatian Permit for LCS Co. Addition DISCUSSZ4N LCS Company, 148Q Sibley Memorial Highway, is requesting Council approval of a 70 foot by I.00 faot addition to their existing facility. FootingJfoundation, site, landscape, floor, and building elevation plans have been subm3.tted and mee� building code requirements. The additian will be a pa�nted, smaath conerete bloc2t to match the existing building. LCS`s owner and the arch3,tec� discussed thai.s proposal with staff and Planner Dahlgren. Zoning items such as setbacks, parking and landscaping appear satisfactary. The only question was whether ar not painted concrete block would be an acceptable ex�erior finish. Under requirements for all B and I zoning, 4,17(3)g subsequent � additions and ather buildings or structures constructed sha21 be canstructed af materials comparable in quality and appearance to those used in the original costructian and shal2 be designed in a manner conforming with �he ozigznal architectura. design and general appearance. After checking records, I found that permi�s were issued to 14$0 Sibley Memarial Highway in 1963, far the original building, and far additians to the bui.lding in 1965, 196$ and 1973. I assume these permits were approved by Council prior to 3ssuance by Dick Bjorklund. The present request is far Council approval of the full building permi�, subject ta s�aff review. This has been done an a number of germits in the industra.al park for United Properties and other developers. RECQMMENDATION Staff recommends Council approval af both the footingJfoundation permiC, and the full building permit, subject ta staff review, as well as Council approval of the construction materials. - � 11CTI4N REQUZRED If Cautacil concurs with the staff recommendation, they shauld pass a mation approving the building permit as requested. 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[ MMAD T1�M ) (TTI4�L� ` W�aa ' QY�f vn 1 ❑ 8 e B 8 8 8 — ; «s .4. ,.� � M�T �— m M.M.6o� laGwY DOLR NM. - �0 WEST ELEVATION x�t.c : vw • i�o• .Lwf. 41V. M�T va.ot fo�K1cY� ; ❑000 ..,� rrtw+c 0 t ,�'nd�enden� Sc�'iooC Z�is�rici No.197 Serving West S��int Paul, Mendota Heiyhts, Lilydale, Me�dora, Suniish Lake and portions of Eagan and lnver Grove Heights 1897 Delaware Avenue • West Saint Paul, Minnesota 55118 •(612) 681-2300 September 12, 1985 Mr. James E. Danielson Public Works Director City of Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, MN 55120 Dear Mr. Danielson: This is in ref erence to your letter of September 6, 1985, pertaining to the water mains installed in the area of Highway 149 and Mendota Heights Road. We wish to have assessment deferment on this project for the properties owned by School District No. 197. Sincerely, . - � , �y; ��ti� { onald G ahn Direct o Business Affairs ; nn Bruce L. Klugherz, Chairman Thomas Ryerson, Clerk Alice A. 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CITX OF MENDQTA HEZGHTS MEMO September 13, 19$S T0: Mayor, City Council and City �fi,�,s�� FROM: K1ayCon Eckles Civil Engineer SUBJECT: Leaf Composting Project DISCiTSSI4N : The City of Mendota Heights is eligible for County and State funding assistance for any landfill abatement related projects. Total avazlable funding is $1.50 per household or about $4,100.00 per year. Landfill abatement projects include projects such as paper drives, aluminum collectio or leaf composting. It was suggested �hat �.he cities of West St. Paul, South St. Paul, Inver Grove �ieights, and Mendota Heights pool our monies together to create a joint coaperative leaf compasting project. Inver Grove Heights has dane much of the planning and preliminary studies for such a compasCing site. They have proposed a cen�ral location in the northwest corner of Inver �rove Heights be used as the site. The estimated annual cost for land, equipment, materials, and labor is approximately $41,000. This is just s�.ightly above Che total availab3.e funding between the four cities. The excess monies needed would be groportionally split among the faur cities, thus Mendota Heights, with its comparitively small size, wou].d have to con�ribute a minimal amount, a few hundred dollars at the most. More important than �.he obvious service this program provides to the community, it is a response to the recent legislation passed that will prahibit yard wastes in sanitary landfills. We also benefit because an Inver Grove Heights sa.te means Mendota Heights wauld not have ta deal w5.th many of the problems associated wiCh such a project. RECQMNIENDATTqN: Staff recommends that the Council our County land fill abatemen� funding composting project in I98b. � AC'TION REQUiREI}: pass a resolu�.ion that would reserve for possible use in a joint leaf t � � If Council wishes to act on staff's recommendation they should pass a motion adopting ltesolution No. 85- , RESOLUTIQN REQUESTING DAKOTA COUNTY TO RESERVE LANDFILL ABATEMENT �'UNDING ASSISTANCE. City ai Mendata Heights Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLTUION N0. 85- RESOLUTION REQUESTTNG DAKOTA COUNTY TQ RESERVE LANDFILL ABATFMENT FUNDING ASSISTANCE W�EREAS, the cities af Mendo�a Heights, Inver Grove Heights, West St. Paul and Sauth St. Paul are pursueing a joint leaf camposting project; and WHEREAS, monies for such a project would come from County and Sta�e landfill abatement assistance funds. NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the City of Mendota Heights City Council hereby requests Dakota County ta reserve the $2,718.00 landf' 1 abatement funding assistance for a possible 1986 leaf composting p rje t. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendata Heights this 17th day of September, 1485. CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEI�HTS By Robert G. Lockwood, Mayor ATTEST : Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerlc CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHT5 TO: Mayor, City Council, City PROM: Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk SUBJECT: Sew�r Connection 1502 Vandall BACKGROUND MEMO A i s �r/ �r 'f� / September 13, 1985 �� A home, owned by Mr. & Mrs. Don McCluney and located at 1502 Vandall, is nearing completion and a sewer permit has been requested. No sewer service was installed to serve the property in the past, and in the process of determining sewer location it was discovered that the property has never been assessed £or the right to connect. A sanitary sewer pro�ect constructed in 1969 extended the sewer system to the centerline o£ "No Name Street" from Clement Avenue. The construction plans originally included construction the full length of "No Name Street," however, that portion easterly from Vandall was deleted from the final plans. We have done considerable reaearch into the pro�ect files, minutes and resolutions and can £ind no indication as to why this section was deleted. The McCluney property can and Cbecause the atructure is nearing completion and can aoon be occupied) should be aerviced by tapping into the sewer main at the intersection of Vandall and "No Name Street." The assesament or connection charge requires Council consideration and approval. DISCUSSION The McCluney sewer connection is unique in that, while a sewer connection is possible, the eanitary line does not run along either side of this corner lot. The property owners are therefore faced with installing a very long C150 foot) and expensive CS2,900) service lead. Staff has considered various bases on which to calculate a sewer rate has discussed whether collection should be considered a one-time connection charge or whether it should be assessed. We have also m�t Mr. & Mrs. McCluney, who were completely unaware that there wes any potential liability for easessment. The abstract and title searches per£ormed on their behal£ at the time they purchesed the property indicated that the utilities were available and that there were no outstanding or pending assessments against the property. and with Staff has prepared the attached drawings which indicate existing sewer and water lines in the area and which depict those properties which have never been assessed and/or cannot currently be aerved by those utilities. It seems reasonable to asaume that at some future time utilities will need to be extended along "No Name Street," and this . +' property will be affected: The McCluney property was assessed for 57 _�E� of frontage on "No Name Street" (Lot 8) at the time water was installed is Vandall. The remaining property, Lot 7 and 15 feet af Lot 16 will be assessible under any future water pro�ect on "No Name Street." It is the concensus of staff thet the rate for sanitary sewer for this property ahould be based on an average o£ recent assessment rates foz sanitary sewer: 518.33 per front foot. We also feel that, given the unuaual circumstances and the extenaive cost the homeowners must bear for installing the lengthy service lead, the charge of �2,364.57 for full frontage along the un-named atreet should be treated as an assessment collectible over 19 years rather than as a one-time connection charge. The McCluneys agree that at such time as utilities are extended along the un-named atreet,'this aewer assessment and original water assessment will be treated as a credit against such future pro�ect assessment. The property owners have given us a written waiver which will allow the property to be assessed without public hearing and certified for ' collection beginning in 1986. RECOMMENDATION We recommend adoption of the attached "RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND CONFIRMING SANITARY SEWER ASSESSMENT FOR PART OF LOT 6 AND ALL OF LOTS 7 AND 8, BLOCK 4, T.T. SMITH'S SUBDIVISION N0. 4," on the basis of 518.33 per £oot for frontege alang the un-named atreet and with the understar `:>� ot the property owners that the sanitary sewer and water assessments _ be treated as a credit against any future utility pro�ect extendzd along .. the un-named street. 0 k City af Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION N0. $5- RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND CONFIRMING SANITARY SEWER ASSESSN�NT FOR PART 0�' LOT 6 AND AI,L OF LOTS i AND $, BIACK 4: T.T. SMITH'S SUBDIVISION N0. 4 {IMPROVEMENT N0. 85, PROJECT N0. S} BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights as fol- lows: WHEREAS, the City Clerlc, with the assistance of the CiGy Engineer, has calculated the praper amaunt to be special.ly assessed far the casts incurred to date with respect ta Improvement No. 85, Project No. S, construction af sewer to serve the fallawing described progerty situated in the City of Mendota Heigh�s, Dakota County, Minnesota, more particularly described as follows; Part of Lot 6 and all of Lots 7 and 8, Block 4, T.T. Smith's Subdivi- sion Na. 4. WHEREAS, the awner of the abave described property have previausly signed a Waiver of Hearing. NOW THEREFORE, this Council, finds that each of the lo�s, pieces and parcels af land enumberated in the praposed assessment roll was and is specially benefited by �he constructian of said improvements in not less than the amount of the assessment, as corrected, set opposite the description of each such Iat, piece and parcel of land, respectively, and that such amount so set out is hereby levied agains� each of the respective lots, pa.eces and parcels af land therein described; and BE TT Fi1RTHER RESOLVED, that the propased assessment roll is hereby adopted and confirmed as the praper special assessment for each of said 1.ots, pieces and parcels of land resgectively, and the assessment against each parcel, together with interest at the rate of 10 percent (10�} per annum accruing on the full amount thereof from time to time unpaid, shall be a lien concurrent with general taxes upon such garcel and alZ thereof. The total amot�nt af each such assessment as to �anitary sewer shall be payable in equal amounts extending over a periad of nineteen {19} y,ears; the first af said install- ments, together wa.th interest on the entire assessment commencing thirty (34) days from the date hereof to December 31, 19$5, to be payable with general taxes for the year 19$5, coll.ectible in I986 (now designated as real estate taxes payab].e in 1986), and one of each of the remaining install- ments, together with one yearts a.nterest on that and a21 other unpaid in- stallmen�s, to be payable with general taxes for each consecutive year thereafter until the entire assessment is paid; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clerk shall prepare and transmit to the County Auditor a certified duplicate of said assessment roll with each then unpaid installment and interest set f orth separately, to be extended upon the proper tax lists of the County, and the County Auditor shall thereafter collect said assessments in the manner provided by law. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 17th day of September, 1985. CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood, Mayor ATTEST : Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk � 0 � T. C. Builders September 13, 1985 Sheet 2 of 2 sheets DESCRIPTION Lot 12, and the easterly 20.00 feet of Lot 11, B1ock 3, Tilsen's Highland Heights P1at 3, according ta the recorded plat thereof on file in the office of the County Recorder, Dakota County, Minnesota. , , . .. . . .. Countours are from a City of Mendota Heights ::contour map blowup.. Underlined elevations are� proposed. ___ _ _ _ � • � Landscaping by builder wi11 consist of sodding the 1ot. Fina1 landscaping-wi11 be by owner. Pfoposed drainage wi11 be the same as existing since very 1ittle site alteration is needed to accomodate the house construction. 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Q�l..��,r..�......... � � � � ...�, � . PAUL J. McGINLEY. RL:S. � � � Dot��...��_:.._,1..�,,...,1_ .9...�� . . . . . . . - . , . : • Scala...:.a.L.��t�.��..=_ . _.�o ..,�eef � . . � : . _ . � •, -►.. � . , . � . . .__ -" .. .- � . � � • . : �� • � . . .. • . . . WN iSTRATION N0.1, 099 � ` `` � . . . � , . : . � . ' ' . . ' . • _ . • . ` � -- -- - " ` � � " S/feef' ' � ' �aB,Z_ , � o� . � Jij eefs � - . . �� . . - . � - , � ' �, - � s�a` '�-� ----- -__ � � � - � F^ �-_-' � � � � � � � � � , � . � � - � -- — — — ' `�� . �� -- '' . —� �.� �� •_ . � — � � � � �` ` • �------ —9B8-----_� �� ' . i' _��t �� .�� , ` . a � \ � \ � . � - � � /3 , . . � � . � ` � -- � � � • � 1 � � \ . . � .� . � .j K � : .� .: � , �o _% - � �� . ' i � . � � - 1 r . . �` � \ � 1 � � . I � ; � . . � ��r - - � .� : . -- - � � �� - ` ,��' � �.�R \ 1 i ` `�� i � 1 - , � ( � � . � � / a � • � i I� I /�/ �' . �i�/' /� I I / � I g � I i • � 1 . 9'ro� �'°�+ / � � � � � � � � / - i ._ / / � _ / � ' � i� �i � r � ` �� , � - � . _' "' � � / _ � ,- _ � ,i �� . � � � / : � � , � � � _ � � . . � • , . o ; �O�O �� '� , � � �� , � , ` . . .. � � ; � ; r � i �\q - - - --� ` ` '--_ �� '� � - � � �� -� �� . � � � � � • � .� � -_ 1 � ,^ 1� ` ` 1 1 � . � 1 � � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO September 16, 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City A ir��ator FROM: Paul R. Berg, Code Enforcement Officer SUBJECT: CAO 85-OS, Modified Site Plan Approval - 1037 Douglas Road INTRODUCTION Tom 0'Malley of T.C. Builders, Inc., on behalf of David Sloane, has submitted an application and site plan for modified site plan approval for 1037 Douglas Road. This parcel is located on the easterly 20 feet of Lot 11 and all of Lot 12, Block 3, Tilsen's Highland Heights Plat ��3. DISCUSSION This property falls within the boundary of Ordinance ��403, Critical Area Overlay District Ordinance. Section 2.3C-Modifications: In the case of a minor development and/or change involving a single family dwelling unit and if the site plan conforms to the standards of the Critical Area Overlay District Ordinance, the City Administrator shall bring the request to the attention of the City Council at it's next regular meeting following receipt of an application for Critical Area Ordinance consideration. The City Council shall review such request and may, if it so desires, exempt the applicant from complying with any inappropriate require- ments of this ordinance. RECOMMENDATION Staff has reviewed the site plan as submitted by Paul McGinley of Paul McLagan and Sons Land Surveyors. Both myself and engineering have reviewed the site plan and find that the location of the proposed dwelling conforms to zoning and CAO ordinance requirements and we can see no reason why the approval should not be granted. ACTION REQUIRED If Council wishes to implement the staff`s recommendation to approve the modified site plan review, it should pass a motion of approval so that staff may issue the building permit as requested. PRB:madlr attachment r + CITY qT MENDOTA H�IGHTS MEMO Sep�ember 17, 1985 T0: Mayor and City Council FROM : Kev in D, a��1� City inistrator SLIBJECT: Add-on Agenda ior September 17, 1985 Four items are recammended for addition ta this evening's agenda, and additional information is provided for Item 8a. 3, Agenda Adoption It is recammended that Council adopt the agenda with the addition af Items 9d'�, 9d�, 9d 3/4, and 9f�. 8a. Trunk Watermain. Assessment A�tached is a memo from Public Works Director Danielson regarding requested deferments of the proposed assessrnents. Also attached is a written objection filed by Dale H. Glewwe, 720 Mendata Heights Road. 9d� CAO Madified Site Plan Approval - 1037 Dauglas Road See aCtached memo from Code Enforcement Officer Paul Berg. 9d�2. Resolution Calling for Public Hearing on IDB`s for Health Resources, Inc. Iiealth Resaurces progoses to operate a med3.ca1 clinic in the "Yorkton, Ltd. plat near TH IIO%Lexington. Carolyn Koch of H�alth Resources will be present to answer questions. , City Attorney Hart will provide a resolutian calling for a Octob�r 15�h public hearing on the issuance of $754,440 af indus�rial development bonds far the project. 9d3/4. Resolutions Calling for Public Hearing on Multi-famil.y Housing Revenue BondS Attached are faur resolutions {prepared by 0`Cannor and Hanna�} calling far an Octaber 15th public hearing on four $10 million issues of multi-family hausing revenue bonds �or successive phases af the praposed apartment groject on Mendata H�ights Road. Mike Thompsson of Candor Corporation will be present to answer questions. 9E�. No Parking Zone for Bike Trail See attached mema from Public Warks Di.recCar Danielson. CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS iu�u(�7 September 17, 1985 T0: Mayor, City Council and City A ni,�a�ar / FROM: James E. Danielsofl Public Works Director SUBJECT: Trunk Watermain Assessment Hearing Job No. 8317B . Improvement No.; 83, Project No. 7B DISCUSSION: Staff invited affected landowners to submit requests for deferments on this project because it was a watermain that was constructed primarily as a system improvement, It is planned that Water Revenue Fund is to pay for the oversizing of the projec� and also carry the entire amount until such time as assessments are received. Requests for deferments have been received from all affected owners except the Gangls and the Gotts. The Gotts propose to pay up their amount because they are in the process of selling to the Visitation Monastery (see attached requests). Staff has been reviewing the assessment amounts and has noticed that two of them, although they follow the City's assessment policy, may be inappropriate. 1. Carl Case owns an (approximately 35 foot by 100 foot).,piece of property at the southeast quadrant of Dodd Road and Mendota Heights Road. That land is small because Mn/DOT acquired the greater majority of it for right-of-way. The remaining land is not large enough to be buildable. Council may want to consider not assessing the piece at all. � 2. The Independen� School District #197 has three separate pieces of property located north of Mendota Heights Road. The piece located at the intersection of Dodd Road and Mendota Heights Road has frontage on both. We followed our assessment policy and assessed them for both streets. In reality the portion along Dodd Road probably would not be able to utilize the watermain because it is located on the�west side of Dodd Road. Even if they are able to use it, it would be at great expense because they would need to . "jack" under tl�e highway. 520' X$18.00 =$9,360 is the amount along Dodd Road. We will not be able:to file these assessments in time for certification with the 1986 taxes anyway so if the Council wants to consider this roll 1 further there is no pressing need to act on it this evening. We tried to hurry it through only to accomodate the Gangls and they now inform us that they will not be connecting until spring. Staff feels that all the requ�sted deferment s can be approved and the funding of the project be accomplished by utilizing the Water Revenue Fund. Because of I-494 completion much of this property will be developing in the next few years and assessments paid at that time. Perhaps the Independent School District 197 property deferment which is a large amount should be looked at closely. We don't know how soon the property will develop and with interest the amount due grows rapidly. RECONII�IENDATION: Reduce the assessment to Independent School District #197, parcel no. 27-03500-010-79 by $9,360 and approve the corrected roll. Approve the requested deferments. ACTION REQUIRED: See September 6th memo. Staff has prepared a resolution approval all the requested deferments. 2 LIST OF CONTRAC70RS TO BE APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL ON SEPTEMBER 17, I985 Masonry License Bob Sammer's Masonry Cavanaugh Concrete Company Excavating License Seissel's Excavating Rayca Excavating College City Plu�bing and Heating Gas Pipinq License Centraire, Inc. Ferraro Heating Company, Inc. General Contractor's �icense Parkwood Builders, Inc. Krings Builders 7win City Fireplace - Gaiden Buiiders, Inc. Sunwoad Builders Rancar Constructia� T.C. Builders, Inc. Van Eeckhaut 8uiidin� Sawyer's Construction Nearth and Home Company Corparation Heating and Air Conditianing License Centraire, Inc. Ferrara Heating Co�pany, Inc. << � ATTACHMENT "B" CITY OI' MENDOTA fiEIGIITS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 1113 The City Council of the City Mendota Heights, Minnesota, ordains as follows: SECTION 1. Ordinance No. 1113, known and referred to as "An Ordinance Establishing Stop and Yield Intersections Within The City of Mendota Heights" is hereby amended in the following respects: The following streets are hereby added to Section 1 of said Ordinance, "THROUGH STREETS AND STOP INTERSECTIONS," Throu�h Streets lst Avenue Stop Streets Clement Street The following streets are hereby removed from Section 2 of said Ordinance, "THROUGH STREETS AND YIELD INTERSECTIONS," ThrouRh Streets Clement Street Yield Streets lst Avenue (Eastbound) The following streets are hereby added to Section 2 of said Ordinance "THROUGH STREETS AND YIELD INTERSECTIONS," Through Streets Emerson Avenue Yield Street Knollwood Lane SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its publication according to law. Adopted and ordained into an Ordinance this�l7thday of September, 1985. ATTFST : Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Robert G. Lockwood, Mayor City of Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION N0. 85 RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND CONFIRMING ASSESSMENTS FOR WATERMAIN TRUNK LINE ALONG TRUNK HIGHWAY 149 AND MENDOTA HEIGHTS ROAD (IMPROVEMENT N0. 83, PROJECT N0. 7B) BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights as follows: WHEREAS, the City Clerk, with the assistance of the City Engineer, has calculated the proper amount to be specially assessed for the costs incurred to date with respect to Improvement No. 83, Project No.7B construction of watermain trunk line to serve the following described property situated in the City of Mendota Heights, Dakota County, Minnesota, more particularly described as follows: Al1 land adjacent to Trunk Highway 149 (Dodd Road) from Lake Drive South to Mendota Heights Road and Mendota Heights Road East of Trunk Highway 149. WHEREAS, the proposed assessment roll has been on file with the Clerk and at all times since its filing has been open for public inspection; and notice thereof has been duly published and mailed as required by law. Said notice stated the date, time and place of such meeting; the general nature of the improvement; the area proposed to be assessed; that the proposed assessment roll has been on file with the Clerk; and that written or oral objections thereto by any property owner would be considered; and WHEREAS, said hearing was held at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on September 17, 1985, at the City Hall in the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota; and WHEREAS, the Mayor announced that the hearing was open for the consideration of objections, if any, to said proposed assessments; and WHEREAS, all persons present were then given an opportunity to present oral objections, and all written objections theretofore filed with the Clerk were presented and considered. NOW THEREFORE, this Council, having heard and considered all objections so presented, and being f ully advised in the premises, and having made all necessary adjustments and corrections, finds that each of the lots, pieces and parcels of land enumberated in the proposed assessment roll was and is specially benefited by the construction of said improvements in not less than the amount of the assessment, as corrected, set opposite the descrip- tion of each such lot, piece and parcel of land, respectively, and that such amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces and parcels of land therein described; and � � BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the proposed assessment roll is hereby adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessment for each of said lots, pieces and parcels of land respectively, and the assesement against each parcel, together with interest at the rate of ten percent (10%) per annum accruing on the full amount thereof from time to time unpaid, shall be a lien concur- rent with general taxes upon such parcel and all thereof. The total amount of each such assessment as to watermains shall be payable in equal amounts extending over a period of nineteen (19) years, the first of said install- ments, together with interest on the entire assessment commencing thirty (30) days from the date hereof to December 31, 1986, to be payable with general taxes for the year 1986, collectible in 1987 (now designated as real estate taxes payable in 1987), and one of each of the remaining install- ments, together with one year's interest on that and all other unpaid in- stallments, to be payable with general taxes for each consecutive year thereafter until the entire assessment is paid; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that prior to October 17, 1985, the owner of any lot, piece or parcel of land assessed hereby may at any time pay the whole of such assessment, without interest to the City Treasurer; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clerk shall prepare and transmit to the County Auditor a certified duplicate of said assessment roll with each then unpaid installment and interest set forth separately, to be extended upon the proper tax lists of the County, and the County Auditor shall thereafter collect said assessments in the manner provided by law. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 17th day of September 1985. ATTFST: Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood, Mayor � . -� 15-Fngr 9/17/85 CLAIMS LIST 2A-Police ��E�K R'6-!S�R 30-Fire 4 0-CEO �MOUNT V=VD�2 IT�M DESCRIPTION 24.95 MINN P�•NEFIT ASSiV SEP7 PREM 24.95 * i 19.''i3 BILLS GUN SHOP �0��.3 w/ 36.).�t p:�K�7� ;,OJyTY CHC�'1M 36. � �� *; 1 ,S�C�,J3 OSN INFA SVCS 1 � 5 0 � , � 7 *.,� � 17.97 FIR=�OJSE '!7.°7 *i 36,3� FR?D=N AL�4T=L 34.35 FRIO=�� AL�4T�L 34.35 F�IO=N AL:4T�L 1G?.l� */ 1�.7� HUMA'V �ES�JRCc A�SOC 1�.�� HJMAN �i=SaJR�E ASS.nC 1).�? NUM4V ��cS3UR�E ASSCC 3'�.J�' *� � >•465.��3 � RO S'� C�VTR�ICTIVG 9�465.30 *, 1 51 , 5J S�L_> >4: Vi 57.�� S'EE) 'RINT 20R. S� *, 3�5�4.95 JQ i�ES STE�LE C�iVST 3�574.95 *r R�.JJ KEVIV SCH4AF zJ^.�0 K_v�v �cr�LaF 28).7� *. 363.)� 3b3.�0 •� 3,565.70 3•565.�� *! 67. 2 3 67.23 * i 6.35 � 9.5Z 2.J5 1.?2 3.49 SIGN CE'V7=R VISU^5aR �L�ANgS=AL Y�LI4.NT IV� KLAYT OVR E: KL= S KLAYfOV E�tL_S KLAYTON E�KLcS. KLAIf TO�i E�KL�� KLAYTOV E:K`LES SNELLS �0 AR�A MTG C�MPUT�R STUrY ON= YRP,ENEWAL MTCIV MAI � EO MTCN MAIL EQ MT�N MAIL EQ �MPL �SS7 P�OG �M'L �SST PRbG �MPL ASST PR OG FiNAL33•1 MISC SPLYS MISC SPLYS FINAL FS W�:D �UTTING �1�c0 CUTTZNG CR WATCH SIGNS S AN S wR S�AL I NG NUMB�PS MI 8/14-9/6 MI $/ 1 4- 9 /6 *�I 8/1 4-9/6 MI 8/14A9Ib MI 8/14-9/6 60-Utilities 70-Parks 80-Planning 90-Animal Control ACCOUNT ,VO. INV. 01-2074»000-OQ 07-43�5�-;:20-20 4 '?1 -4 4'?0� 1 1 0- 1 G �?1-4226-D�J�J-GO �1-44G2-]30-3J 71-4268-490-1G 5 01-433�-490-Z� 5 �5-4330-490-15 5 01-4490-�20-2� �1-4490-05D-5Q �i-4490-�70-70 84�4460-8D9-0:7 �J1 -43J5� 32�J- 20 4 :'?1-43��5-02��2� 4 16-44.h0-850-0� �i •4490-040-4� 1 01-4490-Q40-40 9 01-4305-02D-20 M' 15-4330-4T5-b0 2' 'J1•4330-440-20 4 '?5-4415•105-15 1�-4415-0�0-�0 34-441 5-309-�; 87-4475-812-D� 98-4415-826��0 �MOUNT 22.53 *� 25.1t� 2 5 . �`' '7 *' 25.?0 25.�� *� 2�:;��.1 b 1 ,�54.33 3�C62.49 *� 5�.�; 59.:J «. 169.:17 �69.�7 *� 23.1 � 6.�b 14.23 44�7q :/ 74 .1 5 113.�5 59.3 2 Z 52.4 2 #/ �H�CK R�GIST� R V_N;�O� IT�M DESCRIPT;DN t.a"iytTI �, S'J11iSZVC RFQ O::P�SZT LUND ASPHaLT C�7.VSTCO RF� D�.POSIT ,a.�tJMS�7Vl FJ=L OIL SVC A�it�=�OW F:1�1. fla� SVC C�°LSOV T��Ci��=Gi C�SF a3:lE�&�OUIt� CT?Y `�JTO� SU°PI.Y CI�Y �JTn� StlP��Y GITY M�TO� SUPp�Y CONT=L �A=�I7 CO:�cP C�3NT�L �R=}IT �ORP CONT�! CQ=�IT CORP 1.85 �JAVI� =LF�TR!3NIC SVC 2b.�5 Q�VIS _�,E:FRf}�#ZC SVC 25.�0 OAVIS �L.E�TRONIC SVC 32.4b t?AViS r:�.E:TRONIC SVC 42.15 pAVz3 �L��TRONLC SUC 2S.j�7 OAVIS =�E�TR3N?C SUC Z6.R5 DAVCS ELrCTRONIC SVG 31.?5 �JAVIa �L"c.TRONIC SUG 2b.24 �3�V?3 =LE�FRdNIC SVC 238.25 � : 75.6� �LVG�:N Pa INT SUPPLY 7$.72 ELVG2=�F P�IVT SUPPL+I N 1L � �. G PA�3S �ARTS A�/8cA�1S °QINT PARTS5�1 PYMT46 r�1fMI46 prMT46 PART RPRIPARTS RPR RP�l��RT� RP:�/PARTS R �' 2 RPR/PARTS RP� t?ARTS RF� 1?4RTS SaFETY PA�'NT SA�E;Y PAIN3 ACC�UNT N0. I`�:' 98-�.283-�82b-�: 98-4283•82b•OL J�'�� G�Or'LJO"�'J.�i �I -1 ZTt}-:��C}•']3 �1-4 3 3�- 490- 50 '15-4330�-490-bu '?'f-4330•44 'i) �'1-4 330« 44Q-7G �1-4330-49�•7L '�11-4210-�2D-�2r� t�1-42I��110-1�7 OS-4210-105-15 C�'l-433QM450-3� 0'i-4330-450• 3� �?1-4330-450•3] �� Y�Ju��l�� (31-4330»450-3� 01-433Q-45Q-3Q �1-4330-450•3� Q1-4330-454-30 t�i-�330�45D-3� 01-4337-(150-SO 01 -4 337- C#SQ- 50 �M�UNT 154.32 *� Z)•J� 2J.''� *� 176.�5 1R.��- 1 5�.95 +.. 132.31 � 32.31 6h.]9 65. 1 9 39�. ? * � 11.49 7.a9 Q.64 1,34 2 :5 2.4h 9 . :? ? 44.49 #/ 4.59 . 1.71- 1 T. �.6 19.94 x / 9.�� 9.�0 9.�0 27,�� * / b2.R5 62.85 62.�J 189.5? � i CH=CK 4E6IST=R U=NDf)t IT�H DESCRIPTION FiSC4EZ�S ;yS 66 G�A C^��0?4T.ION G�?�1 �0�+�=JR4TIOy ICMA ?'" ICM4 ?:� ICMA ��% ICHA �C KNUT-i T�M KNUTH T�M KNUTH TOM KNUT'i TJM KVUT� TOM KNUT�1 TOM KVUTi TOM LAPiGUL4 HDaE LANGU�A H7�fE L4VGUL4: N)W� L=EF 9R JS I NC LcEF a�OS INL L� EF B R OS I N� M A aSSOCI4T=� M A 4SSOCIAT�S M A 4SSOCi4T=� N�4DLITE Z22t� AI�1tI rREr�Z �RUM 8/30P�iYROLL 9/1 3� AYR O�L 8l3JPAYROLL 9>1 3P,qYR�LL Mj TH4U 9/1^ MI THRZ 9/1� Mi TNRU9/10 M� THRU 9 /1 u MI THRU 9/1U Mi 7rYkU � /1 � MI TwRU 9l1 � l�UL 8S AU6 DISC BAiTE�Y1PLUG AU6 SY C AUG SVC AUG SVC OIL YIPES OIL �IIPES OiL WIPES 556.15 MEJC=NTt�RS MP SEPT PREM �CCDUnlT �l�. I NV. C1-4330-440-2G '?1-1210-�00-��? 51 01 -1 ?10-�J�0-0� 86 �1 -2�� 72-�00-OC �1-2��2-��0-J`J 01-4134-110-1G �1�41 34-11 0-1 0 05-4415-1�5-15 1J-4415-000-J�: 87-4415-812-�0 9i�-4415-815-Q� 95-441 5-822-�� 97-4415-825-�C 98-44'15- 326�-�U d1-43u^5-��30-30 17� fl1-43C�5-030-3� Q1-43G5-030-3� 10� �J1-4 305-050- SC 52 01 -4 3� 5- J70- 70 53 15-4 305-fl60• 6G 53• 41-4305-050- 50 73 �1-43�J5-070-7C 73 15-43J5-060-60 73 Q1-2Q74-000-00 12 �40JNT R36.5�3 436.30 49b.25 281 .�'� 682.50 155.�� 683.25 155.J� L�2T�.55 +� 15.35 15.35 2si.�5 15.3C 74 . ? S *� 62,4J 62.47 */ 34.25 34.?5 �_; "J• �:J �i.�^ *,/ 33.33 33.�3 *� 444.70 11�.2D 554.2� */ � SC.`?0 1 5�. ��7 * 23.25 23,25 «/ C��CK R��TST=R V=NDOZ� ITEM �ESCRIPTION FtEDC�NfER3 F1? S�'T PREM ME�J�: lVTcRS HP S�P T?Rc M M�'n�_plt_RS N° S�'�T PRE��I MFDC=�iPERS H? SE�T PREM Mc.�CENTER� WP S�PT PR�M MEDC�NT�R� HP SFPT ?REM MEt3C:NT=R3 MP ��'aT ?REM MED��'VTiEftS Nr' �EPT ?REM M=ND N�TS �UBBISH M� �!D HiTS �UBBISH M=N� !i,�'iTS RUB9iSH f�_t�D H�TS 4U9dTSH MI0�1=ST Si��V S�RV M ILLcR PRL NTI UG MIPJN R=NE=?T aSSN MZNN DEPT OF R�U H INN FI RE I NC MINN FI RE I NC MINN T�'AMSTE�-LOC32�7 N�:LSJV RA�IO t;DMM AUG SVC AUG SVC 4llG SVC AUG SVC 5�.��T MTC N tdONCOMPLIANC�RPT SEPT PREM AUG FUEL TAX BAD GES Co HaNOLEs/FTRE oUT S�P T DUE S S�PT MTCN 1L).)4 'U��RT��=?N 3T POWtR CO S�'PT �VC 12:?.:4 N�R7��ERN ST POWc"R CO SEPT SVC i1Z.4i NORT-Ir�N ST PO�IER CO S�PT SUC ACCOUNT N0. IN�I D1 -41 31 -�2C ' " �1-4131-021-�G. Q1-41 31-�5�-5�:1 �' �?1-4131-J7D-7�7 " ??1-4i 31•110-1u � 01-4134-�40-�.0 � 'S-4f 31-105-15 3 15»41 37 --JbO- b� � t�1-4280-3'! 0- 50 : �'?1-428fl-31G-7C ' �1�428Q-31 S-3C � 15-4280�310-6L _ 'J7-4330-J�D-�G 01-4 3^5-�40� n1-41 31-� 21-2�� 11-4320-J50•5� �.-!1-•4305•�J30-30 ; �1�4305�030-30 � 01-2�J75-c�00-�a J1�4330•450-2J ' �1-4211-310-iu :1��Z� �'�31 V'�7�./ 01-4211-31 5-30 AMOU*IT �3f3.69 125.96 11 .1 J 11.14 4F3.46 42.49 12J.34 �35.56 11 .1 0 . 1 �r=9?.t � *.� Q32 . b 3 1 �4Q6.b8 Z.339.31 ti 29.52 29.52 *.� b2.7G 62.i0 Sb2. �'� 62.)0 62.. %� 62.�� 372.? ^ *� 35.�1 2 41 . '� 7 276.J.8 *� 1�.93 10.98 +�/ 1,891.57 1 , 310.57 53T.29 18.16 46.35 168.23 9^.57 13�.3b 213.71 23.Q3 CH:CK RE�IST�R VcN00? N�IRTH�RN ST �pi�ER Cb NDRT�=�N ST �OW�R CO "JORT�i��N �T �ONER CO N^RTH�RN ST �OiiER CO NORT4�=RN ST °��IER CO NORT1=�w ST ?OW=R CO NORTH�=4s:y �T pOiiLR Cll NOFiT�c`RN ST PO�IER CO N!JRTH� �+N ST � O�IER CO PI*t� 9=ND 'AVING I�JC PIN= 3=ND �AVIrJG Ir1C S�i 3r== IC= PROD SATELLITE ZNDUST I�iC S4T_I.LITE INOUST IPlC S�7=LLITE IN�UST INC S�T=__i TE I NJUST I"t� S�T�LLIT` INDUST Itr'C SaT�_LI TE I NDUST I�.�C SHIE! Y J L CO SHIELY J L CO SI GN4L CA� W4SH STAT= TR�4S P�RA STAT: TR�� S PEPA STAT= IRr4� ?FRq STAT_ TRF�.S P�'�A STATE tRE�S P�RA STAT= TRE�S P-�4 �TAT= T2Ea� P�RA ST4T= TR�aS P='A STAT= TRE�S P��4 STAT= TRE9S P=�A ITcM DE:iCRIPTION SFPT SVC S��T SVC SEPT SVC �F9T SV� S =P TS HC SE'T SyC S�P T SVC �cPT SVC S�� T SVC FINc MIx FINE MIX RBNS RENT THRU9l19IVY RENT TNr�U 9/19ROG L R�VT THRU 9/191/AL P RENT �NR U 9/'19MAR? E �EN T THR U 9! 19 R£NT TMRU 9/19 F4 CLSK�Y FILL SANO/�RAYEL AUG 410.SH£S 8/3GPAYROLI 6/30P;,YR CJLI 8/3�?4YROLL 8I3�ParR ot� 8/3t��aYROLL $/3��pA1fR0�L 3/3?�arROLL 8/3J�AYROLL t3/3;1P�YRGLI R/3�P4YR OLL ACCOUNT N�. INV. 01-4211-320-70 C�'1-42'l1-420-5Q 11-421 2-31 t�-5�:; �1-4Z12-310-73 01 -4212-31 5-3u 01-4212-320-7G 15-4211-31i]•bG 1 S•4211 �4p0-6C 15-4212�310-b�J t?1-4422-GSD-50 3: G�1-4422�-('S0-5G 3� OS-43C0-105-15 P� Q1 -42C'0-61 0- 7t� 5� �J1-42�0��61+J-7Q 5� 01 -4Z��0-61 0- 7�� Si Q1- 42?JO- 61 0- 7C 5� �1 •42 �G-61 0• 7'? S� 71-42^046'1�»7� S� t�1-4422-050�-50 8: p1-4422•�70-70 8'. �1 -443D-�J 20- 2G 2' �1-2062-000-00 01-4134-020-20 G1 -41 34-021- 2�J 01-41 34- J30-3D �1 -41 34-t140-40 G1-4134��J50-SG �1-41 34� �70- 7� 01-4134-110-10 �5-4a 34-1a5-�S 15-4134-060-60 �MOU*JT 4�437.94 �i ' 49.1 5 �49.i5 k 1'�.57 11.39 1 T. 73 �.�8 43.5t� 26.75 9.6b ' 2Q.58 *.� 14.50 14,50 +� i 85.69 32.25 3�.57 1�.j5 159.?6 *j 1 31.2� 131.2� *� 364.77 364.77 *i 19�972.32 '1 ,'.134.99 52.4p 17.51 4�631.57 3•5�4.95 9 �467. ) 5 9.98 �HECK �EGIST_R Y_ NDO� STAT�' TRE;S STAT= TRr�S STATE �R��S STRE��NER �011 GUNS SUN V�NS?�'ERS SUIV y= uSPa' ER S SUN V�NSP�'cRS SUN V=MISP3 �ERS SUN VENSPa�cRc SUN V��1S�y?ERS SUN V=NSP�pE�S UNIFOR'IS JNLII4IT-D Ur�liT=� C�VT TRJSTE_ UfVIT_ � ��VT TKUSTC= UNIT_7 CENT TRJSTE= UNIT=7 C_�IT TRUST�� IAEST��Y LIF= iVS C� ZTEGLE�t T?�E SYC CO �UND �1 TQT�L �UND 75 TQTAL FUVD )7 TOTAL FU�lD �0 TOTpI FUV�J 15 TOTaI FUN� 1h T�T�L �UVD 84 TOTAL FUV� 85 TOTQL ITEM DESCRIPTION SEP7 PR�M SE:PT ?REM S=PT PR�� MISC Fir��t�pqTSPLrs HP� N!�T 0 RJUF.KE HpG NOT +�+H ASSOC N?� N�!T BUDG�T H�o N�T T�ND�'M CJZP HFG N�T 83-4 HpG N�T AQ FOR BI�S N?"v N�T YCRKT��1(V CA� SCHM=D� SEPi ►'REM S=? T PRt. M S�?T PR; M SEaT PR'cM S=aT ?REM T 0� Q 402 GEyE�aL FUND EidGR ENTERPRISE CIV IL DEFEIVSE SrECI�L PARK FUND S�'Nc"� UT IIITY TIJ r79�7/81w4/82-�2/82-G I83-1 TUMHUNT'�RLAN=ADOP1 Ia5-4 TA�iDEM CORP c ACCOUNT N0� IiV4 �71-2^i4-ODO-CC '}1-4i 31�021•20 01-4131-110•1Q t�1-4305-�2D-2� r1-424�-080-8.ri �9-4240-�80-87 71-4240-710-1Q 85-4240-829-D� 87-4240-812•�� 9�?-4240-815�t70 95-4240�822-OQ '31-4490-030-3G ?1-2�J71�OD0�0� 41-41 32-a20-2� 01-4132-fl50-5� C1- 41 32- 47 0- 70 01 -41 32-Q30- 30 15-4330-490-GD A M OJ NT 54.16 7�.59 1�.�1 2,»5 6Z.51 3R �86��.3� 10858 10859 10860 10861 10862 108 63 10864 10865 10866 10867 CHECK REGIST=R J=N�Ot� FUVD 87 TOTAL FUH� 9� TOTAL FJn1D 95 TOTAL FUVD 97 TnTAL FUND 98 TOTAL TOT��I 64,000.00 Dept Engr Econ Dev 15.00 No. Star Chapter ICBO 45.00 IrID IAI 2,599.12 St. Treas SS Fund 4,532.69 Director Int. Revenue 60.00 DC Bank 200.00 " 1,481.26 SCCU 22,510.61 City M.H. Payroll Acct 84.50 Ruttgers Bay Lake Lodge 95,528.18 GT $134,388.48 a IT=M O�SCRIPTION I83-4/83-48 GRYC/��AK CTY I83-78 MH RD MN D�T :84a4�3UL0 YORKTON I35-1 A�VD�RICURL=Y IR4�bHH RG L�X 55 MSA IDR Bd fee Alpha Meeting P. Berg REgr. G. Lange 8/30 FICA 8/30 FIT 8/16&30 Payroll Deductions 8/30 Payroll Deductions Net payroll 8/30 • Balance Regr. A. Delmont G ACCOUNT N0. INV, J.._ t�it.:t�lt)t?'t'!� !{l:lt�ii'i'S i� i iti: E)I�:E'r1i2't'i•t}`:N'I' FtUtd'!'fi[�Y itf:t'C)!t'i' f•'ire Calls Na.8S-11$ �i'hr� g�-�3$ Number o£ Calls 21 Manth of Aug. -'85 , l�: PIRE ALARMS DIS�'ATCfiL•'D Iyp� NO. STRUCTURE CQNTENTS MiSC. Commercial �- d � Residencia2 2 1200 Vehicl.e Fires 1 TOTRLS TQ DAT� 2090 1200 7365 Contract FirestAll) � Vehicle Accidents � S S �2�� $ Monthl Los� To�als Men H� s Rescue (no fire? 5 1�11 Fires All Areas 1200 $ 10655 Grass, Brush&No Va•lue Men Hgts C3nly Struct/Contents �2�d False Alarm Cziminal Men Hg�s Only Mzscell.aneous 7�� False " Commercial 1 Men Hgts Total Loss Co Date 5 i0655 Faise " Residencial 6 BILLING FOR SERVICES Good Zntent Ca11s 3 Aqency Other �� TOTAL CALLS �I Mn: D{?T LOCATION OF FIRE ALARMS Tq Date Last Yr. Milw RR Mendata Heights 18 117 95 CNW RR Mendota 4 7 Others Svnfish Lake Lilydale Other Mutual Aid 1 2.0 2 3 4 3 16 3 "I'his Month To Date T(?TALS $ $ F IFtE MARSHAL' S TTME FC?R MONTH TOTAL 21 138 ��4 Inspec�ions WORK [�':RFORMED Haurs To Date Last Yr� �n��tigations Fire Calls 303 _.,_7Q�6 25f�3 25 270 244 ��inspection Meetings ' ' [ ' S00 Meetings D r i 11 s 62 �,_t5.�.,�.._ Weekl C1ean-Up 44 361 181 Drills Training 15 1 20 Y� Special Traini.ng Q 516 138 ' Administr�tion 2$ , Administrative Gl 346 201 FirF� Marshal 64 64* 346 Total 64 *Nat through beginning of year. f��jt,siz};s ::�r.;c: otlyer siclt: of tt�i:; 'i'c�•�`i� t.4; _5� _ 3983 4193 -- �:hr�eL tc�r monthly synop,is. 0 SYN4PSIS OF MONTHLY CALLS , t. The department responded to 21 calls this month. As of the end ot this manth, we have responded to 14 more ca11s than last year. This is an incre�se of 11.3�. We had one structure fzre this month that resu�ted in a fire loss on August 28 at 1630 hours. The fire department was called to � fire at 235Q Rogers Ave. Upon arrival, the men faund the house filled with smake and a fire in a chair in the basement of the house. The fire was extinguished immediately and contained to the chair and a safa. Cause of the fire was determined to be a woodburning stove. Damage was estimated at $1200. SYNQPSIS OF MONTHLY DRILL The manthly drill consisted af the graup being split in half. Ona half dril2ed using the boat in water rescue on the river. The other group was expased to a magnesium fire and �aught how to extin�uish such a fire. . The monthly rescue drill dealt with paCient assessment. This is one of the . f irst steps needed in treating an injured persan. y ' u �. � FIRE DEPARTMEN'I' MON'1'fiLY WUftK PI:RI'UItMANCG Month AUC , 19� I Calls for r Fire Fire Per- Lius. C�ff'r :pec. Oth^r Othc. Clean Month- I Month � Calls Calls cent Me��t M��t Urill Act'y Act� Year Total Att'd Att'd Att'd Up � ply ing ing �,>;�,,� to Date � rill �• Mor►th Year Year Hrs �?� Flrs ;� Hrs Ilrs / rs � Hrs Hrs IL,eRov No�ck . �hie �• 9a- �D i�X X X :1 � Admi � � John Maczko� .Asst � � � � � � �HI � _ �. . — - Asst. � • ;..'� , C�1pt. Jamie Lerbs__. . lD1 , Paul Dreelan 5 S Mike Coonan ' I `1 ' Gord sk'erven � S� 3 Ed Adrian $a 3 ' Pat xni ht _�� fo ' / I , ' Allen Valencou -- ' ; _.. . 8 tt (o — a' � � � Marc Connoll �,�_ �_ 7�._ -x, :. r ; ,.- _ ' \ i , . � Q i `'°' 3 (� 0 ! : � � Steve Carlson . 1 3 '� � � ' wi n Sa 3 � - ' Geor e Lowe I � �• e oma8 � I � • � � � Pete Villard ; a i — r j�_ _ _ ! �`� , _ • t-- , . Cagt.��g � ' ��nrqe Nnark s s 7 • x ' ' � ' ..J_._ ' �--- C'.P ra 1 A NP � RAjj 5_�2fL . _ .--:__ .— : J I_.._... I . � S —Y• --�� y � --- � � _ • �( ;( . , .. ack Jr . _1i _`_� � . �. � - ----- - --• � �--- � . . . __ ' f ' Ted Husnik S � ' � � ' • --- _ ... ---- •-- — - ' - � Mike Maczko 1'b X ' � � , _ . . . :�' - ; � • �, _Capt. Ken Noack ' ' � � Tom Weinzettel 5 ' Tom Olund 11 � 50 �_—_�_-- - ' - -,-- - John La akko � � _ Jim Kilbur • ' � ' ' � Keith Stein � ► . 1C � � Rand McNamara �� 4 b ___ • � C-CRi S�l,mi I � -- .. i � i _ � -- - . .._ �.---- •-• -•-- -- -. ..- -- --- __ --_.... - ^ � � . . _� .. • Total Attended __��_... �._ �; . __ __ ;' • � Tot. Man Hours� �t�� _�,� . _�'L.. ..r-.-- _l.� - L.� � T�3.i�. M Qn t L M ,s t^Yg. C_ e n s _ *�-�� • `" j _ .__ :.. -- _ . �. . •- - Avez.MenPe Ru' I a- ' �,� � _._ ._.�,� _.._ � - • Aver.� _foz� .� '� '�t ,� --.�__.a�_,Q�I_.._.---- ---•-- ---•..— _----��-- RESOLUTION NO. � RESOLUTION CALLING FOR PROPOSED MULTI-FAMILY ISSUANCE BY THE CITY OF ING REVENUE BONDS IN AT TO $10,000,000 A PUBLIC HEARING ON A RENTAL PROGRAM AND THE ' ITS MULTI-FAMILY HOUS- I AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF UP WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota (the "City") has received a proposal that it issue its revenue bonds to finance the acquisition and construction of a proposed multi-family rental housing proj- ect within the City by MH I, a Minnesota partnership to be formed of which Mendota Heights Associates, a Minnesota general partnership will be a general partner or another partnership of which Mendota Heights Associates will be a general partner; and WHEREAS, Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 462C, requires that the City approve and the Metropolitan Council and the Minne- sota Housing Finance Agency review a housing program of the City's Housing Plan with respect to the issuance of any revenue bonds of the City for the financing of multi-family rental housing; and WHEREAS, there has been prepared and submitted to the City for review, a"Program for Multi-family Housing Devel- opment Under Chapter 462C - MH I Apartments Project" (the "Program") with respect to the proposed project; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Public Hearing. The Council shall meet on Tuesday, October 15, 1985, at 7:30 p.m., to hold a public hearing on the adoption of the Program and on the issuance by the City of its Multi-family Housing Revenue Bonds (MH I Apartments Project) in an aggregate principal amount up to $10,000,000 to finance the acquisition, construction and installation of an approximately 148 unit multi-family rental project in the City in accordance with the Program. Section 2. Notice of Public Hearing; Filing of Plans. The City Clerk is authorized and directed to cause notice of the hearing, substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A, to be given as requi�red by law. Adopted by Heights on this ATTEST: the City Council of the City of Mendota day of September, 1985. City Clerk Mayor RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON A PROPOSED MULTI-FAMILY RENTAL PROGRAM AND THE ISSUANCE BY THE CITY OF ITS MULTI-FAMILY H�US- ING REVENUE BOND� IN AN AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF UP Ta $10,000,000 • WFiEREAS, the Ci�y Council of the City af Mendata Heights, Minnesota (the "City") has received a proposal that it issue its revenue bonds to �inance the acquisition and construction of a proposed multi-family rental housing proj- ect within the City by MH II, a Minnesota partnership to be formed of which Mendota Heights Associates, a Minnesota general partnership will be a general partner or anather partnership of which Mendota Heights Associates will be a general partner; and WHEREAS, Minnesota Statu�es, Chapter 462C, requires that the City approve and the Metropolitan Cauncil and the Minne- so�a Housing Finance Agency review a housing program of the City's xousing Plan with respect to the issuance o� any revenue bands of the City for the financing of multi-family rental housing; and WHEREAS, �here has been prepared and submitted to the Ci�y for review, a"Program for Mul�i-family Hausing Devel- opment Under Chapter 462C - MH II Apartments Project" (the "Program"} wi�h respect to the propo�ed project; N4W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA, AS FdLLaWS: Section 1. Public Hearing. The Council shall meet on Tuesday, October 15, 1985, at 7:30 p.m., to hold a public hearing on the adoption af the Proqram and an the issuance by the Ci�y of its Multi-iamily Housing Revenue Bonds (MH II Apartments Project} in an aggreqate principal amount up to $10,000,OQ0 to �inance the acquisition, cons�ruction and installation of an approximately 148 unit multi-family rental projec� in the City in accordance wi�h the Program. Section 2. Natice of Public Hearing; Filing of Plans. The City Clerk is authori�zed�and directed ta cause notice of the hearing, substan�ially in the farm at�ached hereto as ��r;h;t A, to be qiven as required by law. Adopted by the City Council af the City of Mendota Height� on this day of September, 1985. ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor RESOLUTZON NO. RESOLUTiON CALLING FQR PROPOSED MULTI-FAMILY ISSUANCE BY THE CITY OE ING REVENUE BONDS TN Ar Td $10,000,000 A PUBLIC HEARZNG QN A RENTAL PRQGRAM ANQ THE ' ITS MULTI-FAMILY HOUS- AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF OP WFiEREAS, the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesata {the "City") has received a proposal that it issue its revenue bonds to finance the acquisition and construction of a proposed multi-family rental housing praj- ect within the City by MH III, a Minnesota partnership to be formed of which Mendota Heights Associates, a Minnesota general partnership will be a general partner or another par�nership of which Mendota Heights Associates will be a general partner; and WiiEREAS, Minnesa�a Statutes, Chap�er 4b2C, requires that the City approve and the Metropalitan Council and �he Minne- sota Housing Finance Agency review a housing pragram of the City's Housing Plan with respect to the issuance of any revenue bonds of the City for the financing af multi-family rental housing; and WHEREAS, there has been prepared and submitted to the City �ar review, a"Pragram for Multi-family Hausing Devel- opment Under Chapter �62C - MH III Apartments Praject" (the "Program") with respec� to the proposed praject; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CQUNCIL QF THE CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINNESQTA, A� FOLLQWS: Section l. Public Hearing. The Council shall meet on Tuesday, Octaber 15� 19$5� at �:30 p.m., to hold a public hearing an the adoption a� the Program and an the is�uance by the City of its Multi-family Hausing Revenue Bonds (MH III Apartments Project} in an aggregate principal amaun� up to $10,000r000 ta �inance the acguisition, constructian and installation of an approximately 148 unit multi-family rental project in the City in accordance with the Pragram. Section 2. Notice of Public Hearirrg; Filing of Plans. The City Clerk is authorized and directed ta cause notice of the hearing, substantially in the farm attached hereto as Exhibit A, to be given as required by law. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights on this day o� September, 1985. ATTEST: Ci�y Clerk Mayor � RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON A PROPOSED MULTI-FAMILY RENTAL PROGRAM AND THE ISSUANCE BY THE CITY OF ITS MULTI-FAMILY HOUS- ING REVENUE BONDS IN AN AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF UP TO $10,000,000 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota (the "City") has received a proposal that it issue its revenue bonds to finance the acquisition and construction of a proposed multi-family rental housing proj- ect within the City by MH IV, a Minnesota partnership to be formed of which Mendota Heights Associates, a Minnesota general partnership will be a general partner or another partnership of which Mendota Heights Associates will be a general partner; and WHEREAS, Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 462C, requires that the City approve and the Metropolitan Council and the Minne- sota Housing Finance Agency review a housing program of the City's Housing Plan with respect to the issuance of any revenue bonds of the City for the financing of multi-family rental housing; and WHEREAS, there has been prepared and submitted to the City for review, a"Program for Multi-family Housing Devel- opment Under Chapter 462C - MH IV Apartments Project" (the "Program") with respect to the proposed project; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Public Hearing. The Council shall meet on Tuesday, October 15, 1985, at 7:30 p.m., to hold a public hearing on the adoption of the Program and on the issuance by the City of its Multi-family Housing Revenue Bonds (MH IV Apartments Project) in an aggregate principal amount up to $10,000,000 to finance the acquisition, construction and installation of an approximately 148 unit multi-family rental project in the City in accordance with the P.rogram. Section 2. Notice of Public Hearing; Filing of Plans. The City Clerk is authorized and directed to cause notice of the hearing, substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A, to be given as required by law. Adopted by the Heights on this ATTEST: City Clerk City Council of the City of Mendota day of September, 1985. Mayor ;;�� : � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO T0: Mayor, City Council and City A�n-i�at� FROM: James E. Danielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Backbone Bike Trail No Parking Zone Job No. 8418 DISCUSSION: September 17, 1985 The City's new segment of backbone bike trail that was constructed this �� summer goes through the Curley neighborhood, following Mary Adele Avenue and Timmy Street. There are presently no homes constructed on the north side of Mary Adele, therefore very few cars ever park there. Staff feels that there would be very little if any inconvenience to the residents if the north side of Mary Adele were to be reserved for trail purposes only. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that Council adopt a new ordinance adding the north :s: side of Mary Adele Avenue to the City's "no parking zone." ACTION REQUIRED: If Council wishes to enact the staff's recommendation the Council should adopt Ordinance No. , AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MARY ADELE AVENUE BETWEEN TII�fY STREET AND PATRICIA STREET. ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MARY ADELE AVENUE BETWEEN TININIY STREET AND PATRICIA STREET SECTION 1. No person shall park or leave standing any motor vehicle on the north side of Mary Adele Avenue between Timmy Street and Patricia Street. SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS For the purpose of this Ordinance: 2.1 "Motor vehicle" shall be deemed to mean any self-propelled vehicle not operated exclusively upon railroad tracks and any vehicle pro- pelled or drawn by a self-propelled vehicle. 2.2 "Person" shall be deemed to mean and include individuals, partner- ships, associations or corporations. SECTION 3. Any person failing to comply with the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not to exceed $500 or by imprisonment for not to exceed 90 days. Page No. 2346 September 11, 1985 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Ad�ourned Meeting Held Wedneaday, September 11, 1985 � Pursuant to due csll end notice thereaf, the ad�ourned meeting of the City CounciZ, City of Mendota Heights, was held at 7.00 o'clock P.M. �t City Hall, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, M�nne�ota. Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 7:�0 o'clock P.M. The fol2owinc members were present: Mayar Lackwaod, Councilmembers Bleaener, Cummins, Hartmann and Witt. BUDGfiT DiSCUSSZQN Tressurer Shaughnessy reviewed praposed 1986 generel fund revenues and inform�d the Council of a proposed change in the police �ervice charges to Mendota and Lilydale, recommended to be 534,912 and �49r200 re�pectively, and changea in the Adminiatration LOGIS and contingency line item� to offset the �3,958 reduction from what was prop��ed as police contract revenues in the preliminary budget. He distributed s summary of ma�ar increases or n�w services propased ii the budget document and stated that a.3 mill levy increa�e wouid be required to finence the propased general fund expenditures. The Council then reviewed the prnposed departmental budgets with staff representatives of each af the departments. Treasurer Shaughne�sy and Administrator F'razell reviewed the "other f und" budget proposals. After discussinn, it was Council concensus ta direct staff to prepare a firtalized budget documen� for actoptinn at the next meeting ar an October 1st. AD30URN There beir�g na further bu�iness to come befare the Council, Mayor Lockwood moved that the meeting be ad�ourned . Ayes: S Councilmember Hartmann seconded the motic�n. Nays: O ( TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 10:3'7 P.M. ATTEST: --------------------------------------- Robert G . L.ockwood Mayar ------------------------------- Ka�.hleen M. Swanson City Clerl� ' CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MGMU September 13, 1985 T0: Mayor and City Council FROM: Kevin D. Fr� 1� � City Admin'stra'Cor SUBJECT: Change in 1985 Holiday Schedule Among the 11 City holidays is Columbus Day, which this year falls on Monday, October 14. Columbus Day is an optional holiday under state statute, so that we are not obligated to close the offices on that day. Last year, we decided to forego the Columbus Day holiday, so that we could be closed on the day before Christmas, which was Monday. There seems to be a concensus among the employees, that once again, they would like to have the option of working on Columbus Day, then taking some other day off later in 1985. However, rather than designating a particular day this year, it would simply become a second floating holiday. Some may choose to take Columbus Day, while others might opt for the day after Thanksgiving, or some day during the Christmas/New Year's season. In addition to providing a popular option for the employees, this would also result in the City offices being open one day more than they would be should we strictly follow the holiday schedule. ACTION REQUIRED Assuming the Council has no objections to this plan, no further action is required. I will implement it administratively. I�F:madlr ASSESSMENT PERIOD Watermain - 19 years CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS ASSESSPIENT ROLL PIENDOTA HEIGHTS ROAD/TRUNK HIGHWAY 149 IPIPROVEPIENT N0. 83-7B JOB N0. 8317B ADOPTED PARCEL REPUTED OWNER AND SUBDIVISION N0. DFSCRIPTION 27-03500- Visitation htonastery Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 010-OS 2455 Visitation Drive S 3/4 of S 1/2 of NE 1/4 Lying W of Jefferson Mendota Heights, PIN 55120 Hgwy Ex N 600 Ft. & Ex W 200 Ft. Ex Pt in Parcel 202 of STH R/W Plat No. 19-53 27-03500- Visitation Ptonastery Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 010-75 2455 Visitation Drive N 198 Ft of SE 1/4 lying W of Jefferson Hgwy iNendota Heights, P1N 55120 Ex W 200 Ft. & N 6 Ft. of S 330 Ft. of N 528 Ft. of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Lying W of Hgwy 27-03500- Ellen Gott Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 010-77 2425 Dodd Road W of Ilgwy of S 20 R of N 32 R of NE 1/4 of Ptendota Heights, Pf;l 55120 SE 1/4 & Ex N 6 Ft. 27-03500- Visitation Ptonastery Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 010-78 2455 Visitation Drive S 48 R of N 1/2 of SE 1/4 W of Dodd Rd. Ex hlendota Heights, MN 55120 Com at Pt in Cen of Hgwy 1668.4 Ft. N of Int with S Line of SE 1/4 W 725 Ft. N 174,6 Ft. E 772.4 Ft. to cen of Hgwy SW 180.9 Ft. to Beg Ex W 200 Ft. 27-03500- Joseph & Della R. Gangl Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 020-78 2487 Dodd Road Pt of SE 1/4 Com Int S Line & Cen Ilgwy N88 htendota fleights, h1;V 55120 N on Hgwy 1668.4 Ft. to Pt of Beg W 725 Ft. N 174.6 Ft. E 772.4 Ft. to Cen Hgwy SW 180.9 Ft. To Beg Ex 0.29 Acs Cont in Parcel 2C of STfI R/W Plat No. 19-53 27-03500- Ind. School Dist. N197 Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 OlU-79 1897 Delaware Avenue S 48 R of NE 1/4 of SG 1/4 E of Dodd Rd. R/W West St. Paul, P1N S�ll8 Ex Pt in Parcel 58 of STH R/W Plats 19-53 RSS&56 LOT BLK. N0. N0. WATER MAINS $4,014.00 53,690.00 56,030.00 $12,816.00 S3,258.00 $22,302.00 ASSESSPtENT RATES $18.00 Per Front Foot TOTAL $4,014.00 $3,690.00 56,030.00 $12,816.00 $3,258.00 522,302.00 — � 34a 1 V S p. :'1E'�EL REPUTED OWNER AND ��. DESCRIPTION ?7•-,3500- OPUS Corporation O]>'• $2 800 OPUS Center 9900 Bren Road East P1pls., MN 55440 ?3-!r3500- Carl & Ladonna Case ��;0-&2 540 Dakota Co. Rd. 30 St. Paul, hPl 55123 27-03"000- Ind. School Dist. rY197 O10-il 1897 Delaware Avenue West St. Paul, DiY 55118 27-03600- Ind. School Dist. N197 010-52 1897 Delaware Avenue West St. Paul, �IN 55118 27-036(� James R. Riley 010-53 2320 Lexington Avenue So. Mendota Neights, AIN 55120 °i-{idi�f►- Dale II. & Barbara Glewwe 010=� 720 Nendota Heights Road Plendota Heights, P1N 55120 ?7-G;f�J.7�II- Pierce Butler ET AL 030-54 738 �Icndota ileights Road Ptendota flcights, �IN 551'LO SUBDIVISION LOT BLK. N0. N0. Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 -- -- All E of Dodd Rd. of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Ex W 14R of N 6R & less 3 1/3 A to Nermann Ex Hgwy Ex Pt in Parcel 2QJ of STH R/W Plat No. 19-53 Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 W 14 R of N 6 R of all E of Dodd Road of SE1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 35 Twn 28 Range 23 NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 Ex N 100 Ft. of E 100 Ft. Ex W 33 Ft. of N 527 Ft. to Vill Ex Pt in Parcel SB of STH R/W Plats 19-53 & 55 & 56 Section 36 Twn 28 Range 23 Pt of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 Lying N of Proposed Plendota Heights Road Section 36 Twn 28 Range 23 E 1/2 of SW 1/4 Ex Com at NW Cor SE 1/4 E 167 Ft. S 15D 6 219.75 Ft. S 314.55 Ft W to W Line N to Beg Ex W 150 Ft. of S 333 Ft. Ex Pt on NE 1/4 Lying N of Proposed Plendota Heights Road Ex 9.39 Acres Ilgwy Ex Part In Parcel 7C of STH R/W Plat No. 19-54 thru SS Section 36 Twn 28 Range 23 Pt of S 1/2 of SW 1/4 Com 1487 Ft. E of NW Cor S 15D E 219.75 Ft. S& Parr To W Line 314.55 Ft. W 260 Ft R 102D 58M 321.7 Ft. R 19D SP1 250 Ft. to Beg Ex 0.01 Acs Cont in Parcel 7B oE S7'fl R/W Plat No. 19-56 Section 36 Twn 28 Range 23 Pt of S 1/2 oE SW 1/4 Com 944 Ft. E& 792 Ft N of SW Cor N 525 Ft. to N Line E 543 Ft. 5 15D E 219.75 Ft. S 314.55 Ft. W 599.9 Ft. to Qeg F,x Pt 6 of Line Com SE Cor W 2G0 Ft R 102D 58�1 321.7 Ft R 19D SP1 250 Pt. to NE Cor Also F, 150 Ft of W 944 Ft. of SW 1/4 oE SW 1/4 Ex S 792 Ft Ex Pt in Parcel 7A of STII R/W Plats 19-55 R 19-Sfi WATER PIAINS 512,654.00 $630.00 $23,940.00 §7,218.00 $4,104.00 $1,800.00 j11,448.00 TOTAL $12,654.00 $630.00 523,940.00 .,. rb.:� .. • • t : i $7,218.00 r � S4,104.00 ' i ' $1,800.00 511,448.00 P�RCEL REPUTED OWNER AND S0. DFSCRIPTION 27-03600- OPUS Corporation 040-54 800 OPUS Center 9900 Bren Road East Plpls. , MN 55440 27-03600- Irving Clark Gb0-54 297 Laurel Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 SUBDIVISION Section 36 Twn 28 Range 23 W 460 Ft of N 1/2 of SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 Ex Pt in Parcel 205 of STH R/W Plat No. 19-53 n LOT BLK. N0. N0. Section 36 Twn 28 Range 23 -- -- E 560 Ft of S 1/2: E 860 Ft of S 132 Ft of N 1/2: & W 944 Ft of N 525 Ft Ex W 460 Ft & Ex E 150 Ft all in SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 Ex Hgwy Ex 1.38 Acs Contd in Parcel 207 of STN R/W Plat No. 19-55 WATER PIAINS $8,280.00 $6,012.00 TOTAL 58.280.00 $6,012.00 5128,196.00 �r- a � , ff . . ; ' . ; . ,` _ , . ; � 'y+;: ,: .. . . . , # . � . ; ;� ,. ` : . :•y;;, . � , , � • ' . , ' ' . .-, .. ,r ,---.�„-r�.�.,._..�...��, ._._.s•7•;,n,..x:,_-�..,,�...,.� - . _ � . , : YOI�KTON . � �. __ _ .. . __ _ . . u ____..__ __._ __. . _ . ._. _ _._... T : f=CENTi��. :PQINTE -.SOUTH �'7..?i�r;,;.:Gya�i`;ry��.� ...�.. r �;.:.,t�.. ' `'�, , ,• � ,,, ' � ' � � n ... 4 . , . ' 'aR•'�.= Y•~ • 'y •,•A:�f!- � . . `. . , ., . •� ,. n . • , y; _ �� , ' • . . . . �.f�t�yj�(� rV.L1� � r• �/�/++� ' • • • � . _ ' . _ • • � . .. ' , _ Me.ndo't8 � • . • ' . . ��': � . . • a �ss'� - . . " �'�� . � ' � . . . � � . � • . T,r} , � . . ' . _ ' .. . . ' . • • 1 . . - TABZE OF 'OOIV'1'II�fI'S • . ' , PROJF7Cr IL1EN`I'IF'ICATION . . A. O�,mership . � , � B. Iacati+o� ' • C. Project Descripti.o� D. Developanent Team . _ 1. Proj ect Management/Plamiing/ ' Marketir�g ' 2. Proj ect Financir�g t . 3. Engineering/Stmveying . � 4. Project Design 5. Project Construction � 6 . Soil Testing 7. Project Ownership MAPS AI�ID PLANS � • . ' -� i l�f�� ^ ..� � k.+: -t jHy. w.� , r � ' ` � a .w..� A , � . .. � . . , � � �:" .. , _ . . P'ROJEGT ID��i'I�TCATI�N 4 , � . . � . ,. . . „ . . . � . , . . ' , ` . • r : r, -s. . • : - . , : � _ , _ • . .e r::;,: , ; ;,Y.*�.�,;,;_"=:,.,' i..�,,� � , • • • ^ `•a'•*F :„• ; �r.c•,. � . • # , A . ;Ch�me�ship � -}':.:a�,� � ,:. a :, ; ..,,... � r� Y . . . � � , , . '. . � .. �� . '� ,. 7he site'of 32.27+ acres was purrhased in Decemb�.r,.1984, . _� by Ycmkban Centre Pr�inte Sr�uth, a Minnesota Pa�ership " , wit� 0. Larry Lee as Gene�-�]. Paz*tner. . . The site of 14+ acir�es is b�u�g ptmchased frc�zt the Ca��iiolie CeJnetexies by the 'same par�n�ip. ' . B. Zr3cati� - TTi� grojeet is lacated at the south west intex�section of State Hig',�way lI0 and Lexington Avenue. See map. C. Project Description Yor]cLon Centre Po�.nte South is a proposed business center. . It wt�uld serve the south-east Twin City area. ' The first buildirig to be built will be a Conferetzce Center consisting of approx�tely 60,000 square feet. It wi11 be built on I,c�t # 5. Block 1. The second bualding to be built will be a medical buia.ding and will be located on Lc�t # 4. Blocic 2. The next builcling we wtiauld pxnpose we�uld be an Iat # 2. Bloa}c 3_ which would be for a bank facilaty. Upon the.develop�nt af the service road on out lot A we would prapose that L�t # 2, block 5 be used as a restatma�t facility. D. Development Team . 1. Project I��emen-tlP2az�t�ing/Marketing , YORIQ'ON LTD. , TNC. " � Develogment Division 1690 Universi-Cy Avenue, S�ite 180 St. Paul, Miruzesota 55104 �612? 484-9000 0. I�rry Lee, Presa.de�t W r[�i.4^"yl tl . � I • , � _r� � ..r' - '_ : ' - . . � •Z• �� / ' a ��•..f' . . '' � „ ' • • , , . � ; ;c. � r ,. , }}� ;,,+t: , N� r �"+� , '4 x. ' 'ICit� � - . , .�►. 'it • . + a � „ .y 2. PYnj ect Fin�ci,ng � • � ' ' . � ' , , . . . . . � . . . • -{. • ,.:�'� = • - . . .. . � Finanoes . for the ect `will ' oo� fz� � �` ` ' , . . Pi'oj P�'��P w. +:�T. � eC�tll'ty aI]d 'thE f12'St b4]11C17I� Wl�.l be f]S1aIbC@+d Wlfi�l `". ., t�� . 'Tnrh��t�+i�l ReVer[ltle Bo�]d.s :t0 b2 i.SSL12d b y: : '� - , MILI,ER SEC�JRITIES • . � 1660 South H�g�way 100 �� , � �St.�Ir�uis Park, Minnesota 55416 (612) 544-6660 3. Engineerir�g/Simvey'.u�g - . I�DI�JND� ENGIl�G ' , . 7714 N1�organ Avenu�e South Richfield, Minnesota 55423 � (612) 866i2523 � Reg. #5942� � � �+. Project Desi.gn - . L1AVID �ODD R;UNYAN � ASSOCIATES Architects/Iand .Plaruie�rs 2412 �alentine Avenue � St..Paul, Minnesota 55113 . (612) 645-2700 Gary T..Vogel, A:I.A. ' 5. Project Construction MeGOUGH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2737 Fair�riew Avenue North .� St. Paul, Miu�nesota 55103 � (612) 633-5050 . • I�nald Lewis, Vice President 6. - Soi1=-Engineering _._ ZW'�1 CITY TESTING AND ENGINEEitIl�TG LABORATORY, INC. 662 Cro�aell Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55114 (612) 645-6446 ' 7. Project Ownership � Yorkton Centre Pointe South is a Minnesota partnership consisting of 0. Larry Lee, Genen�l.Partner, and tHree local investors. As riew buildings are being developed in the project, new partnerships will be created for each one. Yorkton Ltd. will be the developing firm used for each builcLing. . . . � _ � ^;� , ... .. f : ��Y � � :� $♦�a't �* . , • y •� • ' a • . � , . � . :` . • • '� . ' , ' . . ' �' � .. . , . . ��X ,'+ � . . . r � ' I��GAL IaES('�IE''ITQN . � . . � . : . . , • . - • - � r s�- . • . •, . . � _ • : . . . � . , . � . i . .�. .,... _ , ._ , . , , . . . � That part o�' Lot 1, Auciitor's Subdivision No. .34, Mezrlota, Dakflta. Caunty, . Minnesata, lying Fas�erly of the recorc�ed plat of First Addition to Resutrection Cemetery anc3 West�of the East iine of Section 2T, Township 28, ' Range 23, an�3 lying Southerly of State Highway No. 110 aescribec� as follows: A].l th�at part of Lat l, Auditor's Subdivision No. 34,'Mendota, being a part of the Southeast Quarter tSE 1/4a of Section 27, Township 28 North, Range 23 West, accordi.ng to fihe pla� thereof now on file and of record a►.n the affice of �he Register of Deeds in and for Dakota County; . Which lies Northerly o� a line run parallel with and c�istant �75 feet SoutherZy of the foi2ow3ng aescribed line: �� . Beginning at a paint on the North ana Saufili quarter 2ine of sai� Section 27, distant 24.1 feet South of the center of saia section; thence run Eastex2y at an ang].e of 89a55' with said� Nor�h ana South guarter line (measured from North ta.EasG) for 294.9 feet; thence c�flect ta the right on a.laQO• curve {delta ang3.e 6�17'� far 528.3 feet; thence on tangent ta said curve for 415 feet.; thence c3eflect to the left on a 3�00' curve {delta angle 17419'} fox 5??.2 feet; thence on tangen� ta sai.d curve for 131.5 feet; thence aeflect �o the right on�a 2�00' curve (c7elta angle 11�29'} for 555.8 f+eet; thence on tangent to saici curve for 150 feet, and there terminating; Tagether with a triangular piece of land aajai.ning and Southerly-of the above describea strip and Northeasterly�of the following aescribed line: Beginning'at a point on the Southerly boundary of the above a��ribea s�rip, dis�ant 1t10 feet Wes�er2y of its intersec�.ion with a li.ne run garallel with and distant 33 feet West of the� East line of saicl Section 2T; thence run Sautheas�erly ta a paint on saic3 33 foot paraliel line, distant 100 feet Southeriy of said intersection." Except the Sauth 323 feet of Lat l, and except that cer�ain tract or parcel of land lying Easterly of a line �688.0 fee�. Westerly of, measurec� at right angles.ta and parallel with the East line of said Lat 1, and lying Southerly of a line 935.0 �eet Northerly of, measurea at right angles to and parallel with the Sau�h Ii.ne of said Lot l, and lying Northerly of a line 323.0 feet Nor�herly of, measurec3 at right angles to and parallel with the South line af said L�at l, ' r �a �' �'��a�"'J" "9°'., , . �r •• :' �, �• �t J` �iS ~. . . . . �� . L + .'� �.,. �,. . '%K.' .A•.. . - '.. � .", V....� �y - '` y�Y ..y,Yy : *+'i.. .: �.:h"-^� f " : ` . < � , . . .� zrr � , . � • ti + ,•> • � ' •� _ ,� `� � � ' � y' • '� {,:.' y�"!� " '.; ;' :.. � � ' • , ' • � " - • � � , . .;_ ; �: : "•,•'.F'.ri;;;�;k. ::.,,y �.: ,' �. �,, - ` _ „ :- :c...r+ .:t�� •.'t�µy'�t;t.1; ��'t�''S.J.+a'� �v�,+ .1 � ��i��.. . . _ . . .. •�w:f � ��L,+�9 .t,. z�,.yt•? 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Auditar*s Subdivisioa No. 84, "Mendata, lying �vest oi �:ezingtan Avenue . aad Iying easterly at the following descrs'bed Iine: Beginning at a point on the South line of said � ' Lot C}ne �l}, distaitt Three 8undx�ed 'Thirty �330} feet East of tlie Sou#hwest : (Sl� corner thereaf; tbence nuz Northwesterly �NW'�y� t�a► a point on the West liae o# said L�ot th�e {2}, distaut Seven Hundred Nineiy-#wa �?92} feet Ncrrth of said Soutlarwest (SW'� corner, said Lot One (1�, - Auditar's 5ub- division No. S4, Mendota, being a part of ihe Noz�th one=h�aif {lYi j2} of the Sautheast Quarter �SE1/4) of Section Twventy-seven (2?), Tawriship Zwventy eight {28j, RaYtge Tweat,y-three �23},. accarding to �e '[3nited States Gover�- _ ment eurvey thereof, T►akota County. 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ICo%"ri�ara�t 8G . `ip: �+� .,� IY"rfte-/ d „E'„�y , t '' �,}�� r . . . « n . . . . `�_'t /� �iri r / � .L..-. . . ., YORKTON C�NTRE POINTE SOUTH . . . � PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PLAN DATA - MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA 'SEPTEMBER 4, 1985 I . � ' ; TOTAL PARKING PARKING � BUILDING N0. TYPE STORIES SQ. FT. REQUIRED PROVIDED SITE - SQ. FT. ACREAGE A Conference 3 60,800 304 312 315,419 7.24 Center . . B . Office 2+1 14,400 72 72 143,850 , 3.30 C Office 3 37,125 186 186 124,690 •�- 2.86 D Office 3 34,875 174' 176 106,200 ` 2.44 E Office 2 20,700 104 109 87,120 � . 2.00 ' F Restaurant I 5,000 38 38 48,300 .�� I.I I, G Office 4+3 92,625 463 463 , 317,020 � 7.28 H Office 3+1 40,200 202 205 166,202 . 3.82 I Office 3 33,750 169 172' � 109,350 .. � 2.51 . J Office 3 34,875 174 178 ' 109,350 • 2.51 K Office 2+1 27,000 135 135 . 106,434 ' 2.44 TOTALS 401,350 2,021 2,046 1,633,935 37.50 � - • WM jte►'Sec. ��,TER • J) + 1, I1 _ , I � I 610 �a7 L " J r) YORKTON CENTRE POINTE SOUTH 900 PRELIMINARY PLAT GRADING & DRAINAGE PLAN I �� _340..• ` \i HIGHW�IY � ` , 1 l .� !9. 7'19'' : 0,.,8.8E e•o i -.,' — — 7i I J 1 R•27B'. 9 �i - 1 3.(36• --I I " t 1 J V / / 1 1 ' / /' / Q 1 I 1 / ' I / / I \ 427;4 1 /l , n' , , t / h LE4A1. DESCRIPTION flat pert of lot I, NIftITT#'S ST1BlIVlSIa4 no. 34, h*M17tA, Irkote County, "trnewts. Irina Easterly of the recorded plat of First Addition to Resurrection Cemetery and •est of the East line of Section 27, Township 28, Range 23 and lying southerly of State Hlglsey Ifo. 110 described es follows: All that pert of Lot 1, Auditor's Subdivision ho. 34. #0,1001 being a part of the Southeast ()tarter of Section 27, Township 28, Range 23. according to the plat tereof now on file and of record in the office of the Reeister of Deals In and for Dakota Canty. Which lies northerly of a lute run parallel with end distant 75 feet southerly of the fol loving described line: Beglming at a point a, the north and south quarter line of said Sectio. distant 24.1 legit south of the center of said section; thence net easterly at an angle of 89 degrees 5S minxes with said north and south quarter line measured from north to east, for 294.9 feet; thence deflect to the right on a I degree 00 =note curve (delta angle 6 deerees 17 •,noted for 628.3 feet; thence on tangent to said curve for 4L5 feet; thence deflect to the left on a 3 degree 00 minute carve (delta envie 17 degrees 19 •inrtesl for 577.2 feet: thence on tarneent to said curve for 131.5 feet; thence deflect to the right on a 2 degree 00 •trate curve (delta angle Il degrees 19 minutes! for 565.8 feet: thence on tatget to said curve for 150 feet, and there tereinting; Together with a triangular piece of lard adioinire and southerly of the above described strip and northeasterly of the following described line: Beginning at a pout on the southerly bounds, of the •hove described strip. distant 100 feet westerly of it, intersection with s line net parallel with and distant 33 feet west of the east line of said Section 27 thence run southeasterly to a point on said 33 foot parallel line, distort 100 feet southerly of said intersection. Subject to a road over the East 33.0 feet of the ht,rt eeot Quarter of the Scuttrast leamaota,Quarter of Section 27, Township 28, ttmRe 23. Dakota Comity, [.8C sec 27, T. 28,FL23 / I' h I I I'II 1 —.II ;- + 4,I w) 12-1...-/. - OWNER DEVELOPER iYORKTON LTD. L/" S1690T University Ave. Paul, Minnesota 55104 ,- Phone484-9000 ) Sept • r7� 161 I4FAVAIZi~lam s"4 c\\ ENGINEER 8 SURVEYOR HEDLUND ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. ,7714 Morgan Avenue South Richfield, Minnesota 55423 ' Phone:866-2523 \--V-1(-7-1\1----'\--r,--- s• '1:�•Jf� _ �-_ a7e�� I��l!` �. ' �S% as \ J�J' 200 +oo- - s. 1379 +', *•\ l \\'` H2_ IT HEDLUND vj ENGINEERING ) 'me/ 1 T, 1\219,1e S.E. tet s,t. SCALE: I INCH •100 FEET DATE. MAY 31, 1985 REV. r/23/85,7,50,e5,en3ie5,8/26/05 ZONING.Eaist-B-IA, Proposed (except Lot I/Block 2) -B -I AREA: 2,416,175 square feet or 55.488 acres I hereby certify that this plan was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that I am a duly Registered Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor under the lows of the State of Minnesota. Calvin H. Hedlund Minn. Reg No. 5942 film center et Sec. 27, T.28, R.23 -71 t.rj :? Irt I: I„ to I, 0) 0 2 453.10 6.4.35'28• 0 - 270 R 7 143850n' 320 •e R•5654.58 i 70 301 o- 'teraut374. STATE , e71.e • eye 99.8 YORKTON CENTRE POINTE SOUTH HIGHWAY? R.1984. A•17•19' OUTLOT PRELIMINARY PLAT 13t s�• EV: r 6 1248901x' Bu+ld,n setback Imes 7] a 370 O to 1 0' 690 <—I 01 0 ;C1 , 1 �\ —544 5 3154193. et 4 166202o. 460 0 0 Inn 100 11313.13 3S' DentEeer, 360 DRAINAGE 350 0, 3. 108200.' UTILITY 295 EASEMENT J 4 n to 87120n m 295 Os N 26 Er 110- 1 4. .9esicf36• A 1842740 R•2789.79 27? 5 9 48300s + \230 5004 43'� 1 S3 155 cJ 655 \ ��eulnamo setback lines' TPi` tom <C) 2 317020 a' L 655 40 0.1 CD Q 2 633 1 387396.' 633 ev N to 100 z10570o E a 50 m 0 m o 0 � P 450 3 109350 a' kb/ = HEDLUND E ENGINEERING 1819.56 .73 er 70 m to 450/ mld.ne setback hn 2 109350.' the SWtn (f of lot I. Mit Sub-Nt-A4- Mendst9 450 J 450 0 100 200 300 400 S 89'15'19' W P 438 1 108434.' 438 7 in el P to to in NI to LEGAL DESCRIPTION k4 Cee Sec 27, T, 213,R 23 UI 0 to ID 0)0 In 33 S.E. Cot Sec. 27, T. 2B,R.23 ry la 13::; sept-. tip, 1 2 That pert of lot I, AUDITOR'S SUBC191Sla no. 34, I45437rA, Dakota County, Minnesota, lying Easterly of the recorded plat of First Addition to Resurrection Ceeetery and West of the East lire of Section 27, Township 28, Range 23 and lying southerly of Sate Ifighay No. 110 described as follows: All thet pert of Lot 1, Auditor's Subdivision No. 34, Itendota, being a pert of the Southeast Quarter of Section 27, Township 22, Range 23, according to the plat tereof now on file and Of record in the office of the Register of ads in and for Dakota Canty. Which lies northerly of a line run parallel with and distant 75 feet southerly of the following described line: Beginning at a point on the north ed south quarter line of said Section 27, distant 24.1 feet south of the center of said section; thence nn easterly at en angle of 89 degrees 55 mimes with said north sad south quarter line (measured from north to east) for 294.9 feet; thence deflect to the right on a I degree 00 minute curve (delta angle 6 degrees 17 minutes) for 628.3 feet; thence on tangent to said Dame for 415 feet; thence deflect to the left oe a 3 degree 00 minae airse (delta angle 17 degrees 19 minces) for 577.2 feet; thence on tangent to said curve for 131.5 feet; thence deflect to the right ona 2 degree 00 minute arrow (delta angle 11 degrees 19 minute) for 565.8 feet; thence on tangent to said curve for 150 feet, and there terminating; Together with a triangular piece of land adjoining and southerly of the above described strip and northeasterly of the following described line: Beginning at a point on the southerly boundary of the above described strip, distant 100 feet westerly of its intersection with a line nn parallel with end distant 33 feet west of the east line of said Section 27: thence real southeasterly to a point m said 33 foot parallel line, distant 100 feet southerly of said intersection. Subject to a road over the East 33.0 feet of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 27, lemathip 2e Mange 23, Dakota Count?,-. leinesota. OWNER DEVELOPER YORKTON LTD. 1690 University Ave. ST Paul, Minnesota 55104 Phone, 484-9000 ENGINEER 8 SURVEYOR HEDLUND ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. 7714 Morgan Avenue South Richfield, Minnesota 55423 Phone: 866-25 23 I7_ SCALE : I INCH • 100 FEET DATE= MAY 3I, 1985 RE'. 7/23/85,7/30/85,8/13/85,8/26/85 ZONING;Exist.-B-IA, Proposed (except Lot I/Block 2) -B -I AREA :2,418,175 square feet or 55.468 acres 331 I hereby certify that this plan was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that I am a duly Registered Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor under the lows of the State of Minnesota. Colvin H. Hedlund Minn. Reg. No. 5942 + ^ en iNIFOtviATiONI JLL#ViNLS! e. *i -rt We -A. ?ACK'Nro, EQ9. O ell., (fto, Se° .9.-P. 24- el' -312- P 0`q0 et:7e) etl W o100 N \ ,/ 1 \ / / .--- -- -- .....-k--- , N... --- ( .-- .--- / „ / 44/1 86S 1•0 $94.1.1, kr. N N. ,/ cj j. , __1--- ! I— i 1. - 1 1_ __, .il ir. \...._ 2 ---- 814 )11111 III I I 1 c C 811-, David Todd Runyan & Associates, Inc. Architects/Planners Mpls./St.Paul, Minn. Consultant /7; Certification I hereby certify that this plan, specification, or report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that 1 am a duly Re- gistered Architect or Engineer under the laws of the State of Date Reg. No. Commission No. Drawn By Date Revisions Project Title ALPHA CONFERENCE CENTER SEP - 6 1985 Sheet Title SITE PLAN DEVELOPER: Yorkton ltC 1690 University Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 Sheet Number Sheet of ,8910.5 7. 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I r, 11.1 1 ,II,.'I .t I. t1 -.r ,., t In.. 1 .. i i 1,.1 11 I, i .,1 h, • 1, 1 1 re,11,,1, .Ii uri. e1 '11 . , 1 IIx„ 1,1 +...I 11.1 I, �a,,, I,11).1111:• 11 ,., ,nl1,l n , Iti l :uii Ie, 1.. ,m.: ;�:n .1,I, I YORKTON ltd. 1690 University Ave ST Paul , Minnesota 55104 Phone 484-9000 ENGINEER B SURVEYOR AHG 1 195 HEDLUND ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. 7714 Morgan Avenue South Richfield, Minnesoto 55423 —Phone 866-2523 SCALE I INCH = JO FEET DATE MAY 31, 1985 RE ri23ie5.7,30re5,e/13/85 ZONING 8-1A AREA 20153181, or 48.265 Acres 80 46 I nereoy cerlefy that this plan was prepared Dy ml or under my direct supervlslon and that I om a duly Registered Proless,onal Enpineer and Land Surveyor under the lows of the Stole of Minnesota Colvin H Hedlund Minn Reg No 5942 _ ' --�_- �_ - � ................ ....... . - - A s . I . ' David Todd Runyan 1 , & Associates, inc. , Architecta/Plannars ' � Mpls./St.Paul, Minn. — ��- - � �w�L�� \ � � u� � � W � Z W � Q Z O I � Z X . W J PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PLAi�I � o.mM,uon I Mrepy ceNy th�t ttxs pan. �p�nhcauon. a rport w�s prpareC EY me or un0ar my CUKI WplrviY011 N0 IMt 1 lm � tlWy RF 4w�o NOSlateol w �i�� DaN Rp. No. Comm�6uon lio. or■.m ey Cn�cke0 By p�le 9 — 4 — 85 n«iaion, Vroi� nue YORKTON , CENTRE POINTE SOUTH ' MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINN. S�aN Tlde NORTH . o �ao � so 200 DEVELOPER: . , / . �orktQn ltd.�` 1690 University A�•enue, St. Paul, Atinnesota 55104 ' ' S�wt HumDr 8MM W � ASSESSMENT PERIOD Sanitary Sewers - 19 years CITY OF MENUOTA t{EIGIITS ASSFSSMENT ROLL PART OF LOT 6 AND ALL OF IATS 7& 8, BLK. 4, T.T. SMITH'S SUDDIVISION N0. 4 IMPROVEMENT N0. 85-5 JOB N0. 8518 ADOPTED PARCEL REPUTED OWNER AND SUBDIVISION N0. DESCRIPTION 27-69703- Donald R. & Agnes McCluney T.T. Smith's Sub. No. 4 080-04 2091 Juno Avenue St. Paul, MN 55116 LAT BLK. SANITARY N0. N0. SEWERS 7 & 8 4 $2,364.57 ASSESSMF.NT RATE $18.33 Per tront Foot TOTAL $2,364.57