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Village of Mendota Heights
Dakota County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0. �s �
R�SOLUTION APPROVING 1977. TAX LEVY,
COLLECTIBLE IN 1972
IT IS HEREBY RESOLV�D by the Village Council of th� Vi�lage of
Mendota Iieights, Minnesota, that the fol].owing sums of money be
levied for the current year, collectible in 1972, upon th� taxabl.e
property in said Vil.lage of Mendota Heights, for the fo7.l.owing
purposes:
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General F'und
Civil Defense Fund
Debt Service
Contribution to Firemen`s Relief
Association
Total Tax Levy
$243,700.00
500.00
41,400.00
7,300.00
$292,900.00 '
Provision has been made by the Vil.lage for paym�nt of the Vill.age `s
� contri.butory share of i�he Public Employees' Retirement Fund, as
provided for in 1�Zinnesota Statutes Annotated, Sections 353v01 et.
seq. No further levy is required for this purpose. _ '
The Vil].age Clerk is hereby instructec� to transmit a certified
copy of this resolution to the County Auditor of Dal:ota County,
Minnesota. �
Adopted by the Village Council of the Village of Mendota Heights
on � � �.. z- �. , 19 71. . -
VSLLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF M�NDOTA HEIG�iTS
By
, Donald L. iiuber
Mayor
ATTEST:
Gilbert M. Radabaugh
Village Clerk
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RES-OLUTION APPROUING 1971. TAX LEUY, COLLECTIBLE IN 1972
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BE IT RESOLUED by the Uillage Council of the Uillage of inendota
Heights, County of Dakota, minnesota, that the following sums of money
be levied for the current year, collectible in 1972, upon the taxable
property in said Uillage of inendota Heights, for the following purposes:
General Fund�
Civil Defense Fund
Debt Service Fund
Contribution to Firemen's
Relief Association
�243,700.00
500.00
41,400.00
7,300.00
The Village Clerk is hereby instructed to transmit a certified
copy of this resolution to the County Auditor of Dakota County,
minnesota.
Adopted by the Uillage Council on December 28, 1972.
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(mayor)
"Provision has been made by the Uillage for payment of $21,574.30 as
the Uillage's contributory share of the Public Employees' Retirement
Fund, as provided for�in minnesota Statutes Annotated, Sections 353.01
et. sec. No further levy is required for this purpose."
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' ` • . VZLLA�L'OF''. P4ENI�OTA HEIGHTS � �
• . � DAKOTA COUDTTY � ,��
' �. , ' ST.�iTE OF MINNESOT� '
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� - Miriutes of the Special ��teeting ,
� � Held Tuesday, December 28, 1971 � ,�
Pursuant to due call'and notice thereof, the special meeting r:�
of the Vil'lage Council, Village of Mendota I3eights, continued from
the meeting of December 13, 1971, was held at 7:30 o'clock P.M. at .
the Village F3all,'2010 South Lexington Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota. .,
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, IUlayor� Huber called the meeting to order at 7: 30 0' clock P.b1. . '
The following memlaers �vere present: nZayor Huber, Councilmen Lockwood, .
Blair and Gutzmer.. Councilman Stringer was absent. ,
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Councilman Gutzmer moved adoption of RES�LUTSON N0. 455 entitled �
"RESOLUTION APPROVIPdG 1971 TAX LEVY,� COLLECTIBL•E IN 1972". The total . ..
hudget for�the General Fund at $243,,700..00 and other levies at�$49,200.00:
for a total budget of $292,90�J.00. The amount to he levied by taxes is F
shown at $292,900.00 to be certified to the County Auditor at Hastings,
biinnesota. ��Iotion seconded ?�y Mayor Huber. Vote : Ayes- 4; Nays -. 0. :
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Mayor Huber moved the Council grant a variance to the height .
requirements of the Zoning Ordinance to permit the construction of the .
"Sommerset 19" apartments in accordance with,the Plans thereof on file �,
in the Office of the Village Clerk. Motion�seconded by Councilman "
Lockwood. Vote: Ayes - 4; Nays = 0. �
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Mayor Huber moved the�Council apProve a'buildirig permit to ','
Somerset Associates to construct.the.east building for the project '
known as "Sommerset 19". Moti.ori seco,nded byYCouncilman Gutzmer. Vote: �`
Ayes - 4 ; Nays = 0 . , � ' . ` �' ;� .. , . �, , � . -�• � ' �'
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There being no further business'to come'before the Council, ' ���
Mayor Huber moved:.the meeting be�adjourned. r�Iotion seconded by �
Councilman Blair.' Vote: Ayes - 4; Nays -`0: ' >�
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Tiine of Adjournmerit: 8:10.,P.M. '� � , . <�
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ATTEST :
, Donald L. Huber, Mayor
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,'G. M. Radabaugh, Clerk-Treasurer
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List of L�censes for Approval on Janua�y 4� 1972
Shattuck Dairy Milk Depo�
Somerset Country Club
CF?SaiIOV� BrOS e
McKtnight Trucki�g
Mendota Heights Rubbish Serv�.ce
Troje°s Trash Pick�Up
H�ghlaad Park San3.tata.vn ..
Lo�aell Martinson Comgany
William Seidla Cemer�t Co�tractor
Willi,am E, Dea�
Tumi�aelly� Trtca
Impe�ial Eagineeri�ag, Inc,
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Cigarette L�cense
Cigarette Licens�
Rubbish �.emoval
Rubb3.sh Removal
Rubbish Remova].
Rubbish Remova].
Rulbb�sh Remov�l
Cement & Masonry
Cement & tiasonry
Genera�. Contract�.ng
Generax Gontracti�ng
Excavat3ng L�,cense
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FIRST NATIONAL-SOO LINE CONCOURSE 507 MARGLUETTE AVE. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 339-8291 (AREA CODE 6121
January 1, 1972
Lest you hadn't noticed, another yea'r just flashed by; seems like each goes by a
little faster. Time must be relative to one's total experience. For a five year
old a year is one-fifth of his total life to that date; a year, then, is a very
long time. But by age fifty a•year is only one-fiftieth of his past life and is,
therefore, much shorter. T wonder if this doesn't'account, at least in part, for
the impatience of young people.
So much happened in 1971 it is difficult to report
dropped sharply early in the year, rose to.another
the President's tax freeze message, again dropped
Dow-Jones Index 5.16�
Municipal Bond Yiedd
The Wall Street Journal
Mon ay, Decem er , 71
it all. Tax-exempt bond yields
high by July and, following
almost 30�.
Prognosticators say that interest rates will
hold or perhaps drop a little more and then
will trend upward later in 1972. We had
thought that, with a11 the bond election
failures, the bond supply would be sharply
lower in 1971. Instead, it proved a record
year for new supply. The number of issues
were less but many of the states and other
larger units of government brought out some
mammoth issues to inflate the dollar amount.
I question whether the trend will continue
in the coming year.
We may look back on 1971 as the year when 1oca1 government was 1ost. Through efforts
of some taxpayers and government "reform" groups the property tax well was so poisoned
that local taxing authority was seriously impaired. The California case (Serrano ver-
sus Priest) seems to say that local taxation on local property for education is un-
constitutional. Minnesota and other states so limited spending and taxing"�by munic-
ipalities, school districts and other governmental units that local governments are
or will become mere agents of the state, if not the federal government-. -How can a
government exist without some discretion to fund at least part of its needs? It is
now admitted that the legislature is now the super school board of Minnesota.
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Mendota Heights
Mendota Neights
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
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Staples, ISD B793
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Hennep7n County
St. Paul, I50 8625
Minneapolis, SSD 81
Granite Falls, ISD 8694
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Mankato
Mankato
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Prtor Lake, ISD 8719
Prior Lake, ISD /719
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Jacobs, Et. A1., JSD 91
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BotNneau
Grend Forks
State of North �akota
Grand Forks
Fargo
$OUTH OAKOTA
Lincoln County
Sioux Falls
Sale Oate
9/20/71
9/20/71
9/21/11
9/28/71
9/28/71
9/29/71
10/5/71
30/5/71
30/5/71
30/5/71
10/5/71
30/5/71
10/5/71
30/5/71
10/5/71
10/6/71
10/6/71
30/7/71
10/7/71
10/7/71
10/12/11
10/14/71
10/39/71
30/19/71
10/19/71
30/19/71
10/19/71
30/20/71
30/26/71
30/26/71
30/26/71
ioiz�i�i
11/1/71
11/8/71
11/8/)1
11/9/71
u/io/n
11/13/71
11/11/71
11/15/71
11/15/71
11/16/71
11/16/71
il/17/71
11/17/71
11/23/71
11/23/71
11/29/71
11/30/71
12/1/71
12/1/71
12/2/71
12/1/71
12/7/71
12/7/71
12/7/71
12/1/I1
12/8/71
12/9/71
12/13/71
12/13/71
12/13/71
12/13/71
12/13/11
12/13/11
iz/ia/n
12/15/71
9/ 14/71
9/14/71
9/20/71
9/21/71
10/6/71
10/12/71
10/18/71
10/26/71
30/26/71
13/3/71
11/9/71
13/17/71
11/18/71
11/23/71
11/29[71
11/30/71
11/30/71
SUt1MARY OF BOND SALES IH AREA
FWRTH QUARTER
Tyne of Bonds
G.O. Temp. [m.p. of 71
G.O. I�ro. of 71, Ser. B
7ax Mt. Cert. of Inde6t.
G.O. Sewer & Nater, Ser. 2
G.O. Lert. of Indebt.
G.O. Temp. Locat Imp.
Temp. Imp., Ser. 71
Imp. Bonds, Ser 71
Pub. Park Fac.
Park Bonds
Public Building
Street Improvement
Storm Drain
Urban Renewal
Spec. Street Imp. Unlim.
Tax
Improvement
Corp. Pur Bonds
G.O. San. Sewer Rev.
Airport Bonds
G.O. Water Rev.
G.O. Imp.
Improvement
G.O. Imp.
Drainaqe Bonds of 71
Imp. Bonds of 71
G.O. Nater 8 Sewer Rev.
G.O. Nater Bonds of 71
G.O. Imp. of 71
G.O. Water Rev.
Improvement
G.O. Short Term Treat.
Plant of 71
Temp. Imp. of 71
Sthool Bldg.
G.O. Short Term of 11
G.O. & Park Imp.
School Bldg.
Etec. Rev. of 71
G.O. Swimming Pool
San. Sewer Imp., Ser. K
Improvement
Sewer Imp.
Imp. Bonds, Ser. K
Fire Hall
G.O. Imp. of 71
G.O. Nater Rev of 71
Locat Imp.
Elec. Rev Pub. Util.
Comm.
Imp. of 72, Ser. A
Corp. Purpose Bonds
Imp. of 71
G.O. Imp. of 71
Gross Rev. Civic Cen.
hrena af 72
G.O. Sewer E Nater of 71
County Libraries
County General Hospltal
G.O. Tax Mt. Cert.
School State E Fed. Aid,
Mt. Cert. of Indebt.
Voe. Tech. School Bldg.
G.O. Nursing Fbme Rev.
Improvement
State-Aid Street
Airport Bonds
Perm. Imp. Revolv. Funds
State Aid Mt. Cert.
Tax Mt. Cert. of Indebt.
Fbsp. Gross Inc. Rev.
Temp. Imp. of 72
G.O. Corp. Purp.
Carp. Purp., Ser. 71
Promissorv Notes of 71
School Untim. Tax
Corp. Purp., Ser. 71
5pec. Assess. B Bonds
Waterworks Mort. Rev.
Elec. Util. Fbrt. Rev.
Corp. Purpose
Corp. Pur. UnlTm. Tax
G.O. Lorp• Purp.
Carp. Pur. UnlTm. Tax
Lorp. Purp.
Corp. Pur. Unlim. Tax
Mun. Hosp. Mnrt. Rev.
Corp. Purp.
Met. Sew. Unlim. Tax
9/22/71 Sewer Util. Rev., Ser. C
30/14/71 Uorm. Rev of 71
30/14/71 Winter Sports Arena Aev.
of 71
10/26/71 G.O. Vtet Nam Vet. Adj.
Comp.
11/8/71 Refund. Imp., Ser. 71
12/9/71 Refund. Imp. Un11M. Taz
12/7/71 G.O. Sthool Bidg.
12/15/71 Street Imp.
Amount
5 1,630M
670M
1,OOOH
2,SOOM
6,100M
851d
340M
400M
3,565M
530M
295M
2,BOSM
645M
160M
2,245M
155M
45M
735M
165M
100M
220M
950M
980M
755M
160M
800M
420M
330M
245M
65M
300M
SSOM
1,870M
1,110M
1,470M
640M
soow
150M
2,140M
2,030M
415M
1,SOOM
38M
110M
135M
775M
1,O15M
1,SSOM
139M
532M
750M
S70M
425M
2,025M
8,625M
16,830M
14,SOOM
600M
150M
1,340M
610M
25M
6,SOOM
600M
SOOM
1,OOOM
865M
600M
335H
440M
1,220M
1,575M
1,OBOM
750M
1,700M
685M
3,100M
980M
3,O60M
315M
4,30DM
965M
775M
17,OOOM
Years of
Maturit
74
74/88
72
74/90
73/85
14
74
72/88
73/91
72/81
72/81
�z/ei
72/81
72/81
72/91
74/83
74/82
74/92
74/80
74/83
74/88
74/93
73/81
73/81
73/83
73/91
74/92
74/83
74/92
73/82
74
74
74/89
74
72/92
73/82
�Z�eo
73/85
74/96
72/79
74/91
73/82
74/86
74/88
74/87
72/81
72/88
73/83
74/86
73/92
73/81
75/92
74/88
74/90
74/90
73
72
75/87
74/96
73/83
73/83
73/83
72/90
72
73
74/2000
75
73/82
72/81
72/76
72/83
73/&5
72/81
74/89
73/91
73/84
72/86
73/86
73/85
75/88
� 72/88
74/2011
73/86
72/91
Net
Rate
4 1450X
5.0545X
3.5855
5.70437%
a.v�x
s.oas
3.716X
4.994X
4.4294X
3.6643X
3.6643X
3.6643X
3.6643Y
3.6643X
4.1962X
4.fi644X
4.6644X
4.635X
4.635%
4.635X
5.2663X
5.543X
5.01X
a.zzz
e.oez
4.71X
4.97%
4.01X
4.4859i
4.4859X
3.6400X
3.78X
4.7800Y
3.60X
4.8540%
4.00X
4.14935
4.179%
5.303
3.68%
4.6691X
3.8355X
s.zzszx
4.7129X
4 7729X
3.88%
4.889%
5.16i
4.798Y
s.six
5.37X
6.015
4.5602X
4.28X
4.28X
3.23X
2.9482X
4.76%
6.88%
4.0053X
4.0053X
4.0053X
4.8924X
3.58X
3. �as
5.38Y
3.B083X
4.7696X
4.77057X
4.5952%
4.37483X
4.2332%
5.01232X
4.27947X
R.7534X
4.14926X
4.39900X
a.o�esx
4.2211i
4.811X
4.798E
5.38%
4.931%
4.638X
1,020M 72/91 5.0834X
39IX1 74/2011 , 6.8694%
700M 73/93 5.775
15,OOOM 73/86 3.8fi52%
790M 72/90 4.0651%
1,840M 73/92 4.5542%
625M 74/91 4.94X
1,SOOM 74/82 3.8123%
Dow-Jones
20 Bond
Index
5.25X
5.255
5.25X
5.36i
5.36%
5.36%
s. zzz
5.22X
5.22%
5.22%
s.zzx
5.22X
5.22X
5.22i
5.22X
s.zzx
5.22X
5.22%
5.22f
5.22%
5.16%
5.16%
5.01%
5.O1X
5.01X
5.01:
5.01%
S.O1X
S.O1S
5.O1X
5.01%
s.oiz
5.lOX
5.00X
5.00%
5.00X
s.aox
S.00X
5.00X
5.20%
5.20i
s.zos
s. zox
5.20X
5.20%
5.26Y
5.26X
5.33X
5.33X
5.33X
5.33X
5.33X
5.41Z
5.41X
s.aix
s.ais
5.41%
5.41%
5.41X
5.27R
5.27X
5.27%
5.27X
5.27%
s.z�x
s.z�z
5.27%
5.34%
5.345
5.25%
5.25X
5.22%
5.16X
5.01X
5.01X
5.O1X
5.30%
s.aoz
5.20%
S.IOX
5.26X
5.33%
5.33X
5. 33Z
Moody'S
Ratina
Baa
Baa
Baa
Ba
AA
NR
Baa
Baa
AAA
APA
PM
PAA
AAA
ARR
PAR
NR
NR
A
A
A
NR
NR
NR
a-i
A
A
NR
Baa
A
A
NR
NR
Baa
Baa
NR
Baa
NR
NR
NR
A
A
M
NR
Baa
Baa
AA
NR
NR
NR
NR
NR
Nf
A
AA
AA
NR
AM
Baa
HR.
A
A
A
Baa
NR
NR
NR
NR
Baa
NR
NR
A-1
11-1
NR
A
R
R-1
Baa-1
AA
AA
NR
Nit
Baa-1
RAH
5.25X A-1
5.16X NR
5.16X NR
5.01% RA
5.00% A
5.41X A-1
5.41X NR ,
5.27% qp
. . 2�' Decer�:��r i�7i
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' ; Mr. Gi lbert t�i. Rad�baugh ,
Vill�ge C1prk - 1�tendota Heights
2Ql c� South +texi nntan ,'�vunue . � _ . ,
' Saint Paul, Minnesata a511° �
M5ubject: F�enc�ota Net�lits � ' .. •
- f'easibility Study � �
Sev�ers, !J�ter, Streets - � � :
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� S'iS�C Pra`ect ��o. %1j�0 •
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Oear Gil:
' D .� � recent petition fro�n C. J. Tc�mtnei iy requested se,•rer ar�d �=�ater extensions
to serve 2000 and 20%3� �odd i�oad on f'�rcel 260�0-03, as sha.m on the attach-
� ed dra.ving. tn dirscting a feasibi3ity study, the Counci2 included the
" study of street construction betti�reen Dodd Road and proposed S. T. H. 49
• along the south sid� of the P4endpta Elei�hxs Sha�ping Ce�lter. The fo11c,�•ring
- , constitutes oesr feasibility report as directed. .
� t�s shown�on the attached drawinc�, there exists a i6-inch watPr main an the
" east side crf Dodd Road. There exis.ts a sanitary se�=rer an th� extension of
Aztec Lane crossir�g th� propased st�-�et. The proposed strset 3s a consic3er-
ation inc�u�ed 1n the foundatior� perr�it for th� construction of the shoppin�
center in tiover�ber i96�.
::rri_ orcier ta sc:rve pro�erties along the south side af the shoppinc� center,
�it will be n�cessary ta have the stre�t d�dicate�l, construct san�, and to
install se�,rer �rid w�ter extensions as shoam. .
7'0 ;install the proposed facitities atill require th� following: ,
Sanit�ry Seti�rers arill require the installation of a�proximately 750 fe�t of
, � 9-inch pi�e anct appurtenances for an assessable cost of $�,72u,t30 includ-
' ing fees and ecanCinc�encies. Estimated services �•�ili add $8(3�J.Od for a
tatal estirnated financing cost of $10,>2u.00. !lith ap�roximately 7b7 fe.et
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- Mr. Gi lbert �1. Radabaugh
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: 23 �Jece�nber 1971
of assessabte frontage availahle, the estimated assessable cost s�i]1 bc
$12.65 per foot, if assessed 100;;. .
t�later Ptains �•1i 11 requi r�: the instal lation of approximately 900 feet of
�-inch pipe and�apnurtenances for an assessable cost of $7,970.00 in-
eluding fees and contingencies. Services �•�ill add $f�00.00 for. a total
firtarcing cost of $&,770.00. ld.ith approximateiy 767 feet of assessable
fronta�e availa[�le, the estimated assessable cost will be $11.43 per
front foot if assessed 100i. ,
The planned S-inch main i.s proposed for t���o reasons: � .
• 1. -To adequately service the Shopping Center and planned commer-
� •cial buildings wtth fire protection.
2. To be able to extend adequate water service to properties on
.�� the.east side of proposed S. T. H. �9 and to an ultimate con-
nection on �ela��are Avenue. �
Street Construction will require the installation of approximately 950
feet of 3-foot tvi de b i tumi nous- road�vay along vri th concrete curb and •
gutter for �n estimated cos`t of $17,710.00 including fees and continse�n-
cies. 41ith approximately 1,897 feet of assessahle frontac�e avaiiable,
the estimated assessa��l� cost wt)1 be $9.3�+ per front foot.
Because of the existing and proposed structures a�ong the private roadalay
and because of the need to providc utilities to these structures, ti�e con-
slder the proposed facilities reasonable and feasible and here�•�ith re-
eommend them for construction. ,
A public hearing should be established at the earliest possible conven-
ience so that the interested property o+��ners can be informed of t1�e
facts and f i gures . � , ., �
Vary tru]y }�ours, , . ,' . ;
Edward F. Kishel
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Enci. �
cc: t1r. Robert Lockwood
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i';.,. 5�9�C4-40th AVCNUE N.E. 788-9221 � COLU�fi31A f-IcIGHTS, MINRlESOTA 55421
January 14, 1972
T0: i4ay*ors and Managers or Clerks af Tcain City Metropolitan Area
Communities served by I3orthern States Pocoer Company Electric
Utility.
Fdote: Please circulate copies to the rest of your council.
Gentlenen:
Last sumrier, following the passage of resolutions by over thirty ��in
�ity Dletropolitan comm�nities requesting a study of NSP electr�.c rates
in our area, a��eting ��*as held in conjunction �aith the Plinnesota League
af rhrnicipalities ConvPntion at the Radisson South Hotel in Bloomington
�
to �iscuss the subject. •
This neeting authorized a committee to be set up to pursue such a study
�
�vith i�SP. A committee caas set up and included the follotaing: Iiruce
f-� Nawrocki - Columbia Fieights - Chairman, rirs. �dalter Butler - St. P�ul, �
Eugene Coulter - Chanhassen, Orville Johnson - Mendota Heights, Cla�-ton
LeFevere - Richfield, Dallas Peterson - Minneapolis, John Pidgeon -
Bloomington, and Bill Powe11 - Stillwater. '
The commi�tee held several meetings with PISP personnel. NSP agreed last
summer to fund a preliminary study to define the scope of a detaile�
rate study. George Hess, a nationally recognized rate consultant, �vas
engaged by the conmittee to conduct this preliminary study.
A1r. Hess completed rhe preliminary stu3y and presented a report to our
comm�ttee in November. Cost of the preliminary report was $2,320.85 of
the'rY$.S, 000, p0 authorized U.y. P1SP.
Bzsed on the preliminar.y report, the committee again me�t caith NSP officials
and�requested agreement f.or a detail.ed rate study which woul.d cover 1) an
in-�epth study of existing rates and 2) investigation of ho�a continuing
raie regulation might be carried on.
NSP has agreed to our request for tili's detniled rate study and agreed to
finance the stuay in an amount not to exceed $50,000. (This amount was
estimated by our rate consultant to be ample to cover the costs of our
proposed study as best c��e can anticipate at this time) . � A cop}� of NSP's
letter o� agreement is enclosed for your ref.erence.
� Our eu�mittee ��ill be proce�ding �•>> ::h i:he detailecl stucly very �hortl� unc�
' will attc:�pt to keep itseli ir.iormed uf ci�e ��i-o�l���s of: the St. iau1. raLa
`/ proeeedin�;s and Lakc� i.nt� FICCOL111I: deve7opmt�nts in lliese pror_eecli.n�s. The
/�(� rate analysis undert�ilc�n by Li:e Ca.ty of SL. �'aul c•�,:is cnnductecl under cer.tain
JP regulator.y atithori.ty not availablc to most munici.palities in uur Ztvin City
�/ {� w Metropolitan arca.
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UILLAGE OF �'IENDOTA HEIGHTS
mE�'10
T0: UILLAGE COUNCIL
January 28, 1972
FROm: ORUIL J. JOHNSON, UILLAGE ADmINISTRATOR
SUBJECT: POLICE RELIEF FUNDS — STATE DISTRIBUTION.
The 1971 legislature adopted legislation establishing
financial aid for police relief associations� very similar
to the existing firemen's relief association programs.
A new 1/ tax was placed on the insurance premiums for auto
liability and bodily injury, auto liability—property damage,
and auto physical damage coverage. The monies received from
t.his sur tax will be apportioned amongst law enforcement groups,
in particular desi�ned to aid relief and pension funds. 80/
of the new monies is to be distributed to the counties for
app.ortionment to municipalities maintaining police departments.
To qualify for this state aid distribution, a municipality
would have to have had for more than one year an organized
police department officially established by the governing body
of the municipality. On or before march 1, the clerk must
� annually certify the existance of a police department along
with certain other facts to the county auditor and the state
l commissioner of insurance. Since mendota Heights does not have
an incorporated police relief association, the state monies
must be deposited in a special police department fund within
the village treasury. The monies in this special fund may be
spent for any legitimate police department costs; the League
of minnesota municipalities says "the logical place is to help
defray the required municipal contributions to the PERA Police
and Fire Fund for police purposes". Several state laws also
spell out the guidelines for investment far unused funds.
I am attaching a proposed resolution which acknowledges
most of the above facts. It does provide for the establishment
of the special police department fund and several other require—
ments. I recommend that the resolution be adopted by the Uillage
Council in order to, without question, formally qualify mendota
Heights to receive its share of the special police relief funds.
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T0: UILLAGE COUNCIL
January 31, 1972
FROm: ORVIL J. JOHNSON, �ILLAGE ADmINISTRATOR
SUBJECT: mETROPOLITAN SEWER BOARD IIVUESTIGATION
The high annual charge levied against mendota Heights by
the fYletropolitan Sewer Board is being investigated in detail.
A number of facts, figures and philosophies must be analyzed
in order to validly contest the bill as rendered.
Part of a letter of transmittal in middle 197� contained
the following language:
Objections to Charges bY Board. Any lo_cal_government unit,
at any time after receiving from the Sewer Board a statement
of charges payable during any budget year and before the end
of such year, may_request from the Board a full and complete
written explanation__of the facts and����estimetes �upon w�hich
the allocations of�costs includingYdeferment�charges, and
the allowance of credits and deferments are based, and the
method of computing them, and the Board shall provide all
such information.
The governing body of any local government unit may at any
time by resolution advise the Board as to any fact, estimate,
or computation appearing in the Board's statement or explan—
ation that it believes to be incorrect, with a full explan—
ation of its objections. The Board shall consider each such
objection and shall determine by resolution, transmitted to
the local government unit and to the metropolitan Council,
to what extent any change should be made in costs allocated
or credits or deferments granted in the statement.
In view of the foregoing I would recommen,d that the Uillage
Council, by resolution, request a full and complete wTitten
explanation of the facts and estimates used in preparation of
the bill. The facts and estimates as used by the metropolitan
Sewer Board can then be analyzed more fully in order to prepare
valid objection. �