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1993-03-02. CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAROTA COIIN7.'Y, MINNESO'Z`A AGENDA March 2, 1993 - 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Agenda Adoption 4. Approval of February 16 Minutes. 5. Consent Calendar 6. � a. Acknowledgment of the February 23rd Planning Commission Minutes. b. Acknowledgment of the Building Activity Report f�.r February. c. Adoption of RESOLIITION NO. 93-11, Resolution Acc pting Work and Approving Final Payment for Improvement No. 91, Proj ect No�. 4(Mendota Heights Road) . d. Approval to Purchase 1993 Marked Squad Cars. e. Approval to Submit an Application for a Metropol tan Waste Control Commission Grant for an Infiltrati n Control Project - RESOLUTION N0. 93-12 f. Approval of the List of Contractors. g. Approval of the List of Claims. End of Consent Calendar Public Comments 7. Presentation a. Downtown Mendota Heights Community Survey 8. IInfinished and New`�Business i a. CASE N0. 92-31: Mazzara - Subdivision b. CASE N0. 93-03: Cellular One - Conditional Use for Amended PUD - Riverwood P RESOLIITION N0. 93-13 ' � c. CASE NO. 92-25: Patrick - Lot Division/Variance 1tESOLIITION NOe 93-14 ermit ace - 9. Council Comments 10. Adjourn Auxiliary aids for disabled persons ar at least 120 hours in advance. If a hours is received, the City of Meadota attempt to provide the aids, however, on short aotice. Please contact City 452-1850 with requests. � e available upon request notice of less than 120 Heights will make every this may not be possible Admiaistratioa at ; r CITY OF MEN DAKOTA STATE OF Minutes of the Held Tuesday, � Pursuant to due call and notice th City Council, City of Mendota Heig at City Hall, 1101 Victoria Curve, Page No. 3532 February 16, 199: HEIGHTS SOTA ar Meeting .y 16, 1993 of, the regular meeti , was held at 7:30 0' ndota Heights, Minnes of the ck P.M. Mayor Mertensotto called the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clo k P.M. The following members were present: Mayor Mertensotto, Coun ilmembers Huber, Krebsbach and Smith. Councilmember Koch had notifie the Council that she would be absent. , AGENDA ADOPTION Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 APPROVAL OF MINUTES Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 Councilmember Smith moved adoption agenda for the meeting. Councilmember Huber seconded the m Councilmember Smith moved approval minutes of the February 2, 1993 re meeting as amended. Councilmember Krebsbach seconded t CONSENT CALENDAR Councilmember Smith moved approval consent calendar for the meeting, r move endorsement of a National Spor Center from the consent calendar (i the regular agenda, along with auth for execution of any necessary docu contained therein. i f the ion. f the lar motion. the sed to Training 5m) to zation ts a. Acknowledgment of the minutes o the February 9th Parks and Recreati n Commission meeting. � 1 . R. \ b. Acknowledgment of the minutes o the February 4th NDC-4 meeting. c. Acknowledgment of the Treasurer s monthly report for January. d. Acknowledgment of quotes recei� replacement of the wood retain the end of Culligan Lane, and authorization for the issuance purchase order for wall replac for wall at a to t r Page No. 3533 February 16, 1993 Natural Landscape.& Design for its low guote of $4,900. e. Adoption of Resolution No. 93-08, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR MENDOTA HEIGHTS BUSINESS PARK 4TH ADDITION (ASSOCIATED BUREAUS, IMPROVEMENT NO. 92, PROJECT NO. 4)." f. Acknowledgment of 1993 softball league rules. g. Acknowledgment of a memo from Administrative Assistant Batchelder regarding efforts to apply for federal funding for bike trails and participation in the planning group '�Partnerships in Trail Connections." h. Adoption of Resolution No. 93-09, "RESOLUTION ORDERING THE PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL AND CALLING FOR HEARING ON ASSESSMENTS FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO MENDOTA HEIGHTS ROAD (LEXINGTON AVE. TO T.H. 149) IMPROVEMENTS (IMPROVEMENT NO. 91, PROJECT , NO. 4)," the hearing to be held on March 16th. i. Approval of the list of contractor licenses dated February 16, 1993 and attached hereto. j. Approval of the list of claims dated February 16, 1993 and totalling $689,381.43. k. Acknowledgment of information regarding Parks and Recreation Commission election of officers for 1993. 1. Approval of the reservation of the Roger's � R� Lake Park tennis courts and either the Marie Park or Wentworth Park tennis courts by St. Thomas Academy from April 1st to June 1st, from 3:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m., Monday through Friday. Councilmember Huber seconded the motion. Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 SPORTS TRAINING CENTER Council acknowledged a memo from Administrative Assistant Batchelder regarding Page No. 3534 February 16, 199 a letter from the City of Minneapo requesting city support for a feas study to examine the potential for sports training center in the Fort area. Council also acknowledged a prepared for Council approval by Administrative Assistant Batchelde: response to the request. s ility national nelling in Councilmember Smith stated that the study will come at some cost, and asked if the city, by approving the concept, will be taki g on the responsibility for a portion of the cost. She further stated that, after reading he prospectus, she could not see any b nefit of such a center to Mendota Heights re idents. Assistant Batchelder responded that think the city would have any finan responsibility and that Minneapolis applying for funding from the state preparation of the study. He expla he believes the center would operat Blaine facility, which is open to t He described that facility, stating nice enough to have attracted Olymp and stated that Minneapolis would 1 such a facility. He informed Counc support of a number of communities concept should help Minneapolis get but that the support should not cos anything or commit the city to any he did not �ial is for ned that like the e public. that it is c trials, ke to have 1 that the or the funding, the city Councilmember Huber stated that he lso is concerned and that he would support a"toned down" letter. Councilmember Krebsbach stated that she is interested in getting more informat on rather than supporting the concept at this time. It was the consensus that Council c�uld support the`concept as long as that support does not commit the city to any cos�s. Councilmember Huber moved to apprc and Recreation Commission recommer. forwarding the letter to the MinnE and Recreation Board in substance amended in the following respects: paragraph, to insert could be (a u opportunity) and the third paragra the Park tion of olis Park t as econd to add Ayes: 4 Nays: o HEARING IVY FALLS CREEK ASSESSMENT ROLL Page No. 3535 February 16, 1993 the exploration (of an operating partnership). Councilmember"Smith seconded the motion. Mayor Mertensotto opened the meeting for the purpose of a public hearing on a revised assessment roll for the Ivy Falls Creek improvement project (10� reduction in the originally adopted assessment roll, as discussed by Council on December 15, 1992). Council acknowledged an assessment appeal from Erik Miller and a letter from Mrs. Joan O'Brien. Mayor Mertensotto informed the audience that the hearing was called for procedural reasons - after adoption of the original assessment roll for the project, wherein 31 properties along the creek were assessed, Council accepted the recommendation of legal counsel for one of the property owners to look at also assessing three parcels of land owned by the Ivy Falls Homeowners Association. He explained that on December 15th Council decided to transfer 10� of the $150,000 total assessment roll to the association parcels, thus reducing the original assessments by 10� each. Mayor Mertensotto stated that the City Attorney subsequently recommended that a formal hearing be held on the assessment reductions. Mayor Mertensotto asked for questions and comments from the audience. Mr. Al1en Taylor, 1297 Sylvandale Road, stated that he feels Council should give consideration to the way the association parcels are assessed. He felt that Council is obligated to assess all properties the same , with respect to value but that the three � parcels areinot being assessed on the same basis as the other properties, which are assessed on square footage�and front footage. He suggested that the same criteria be used for the association lots to make the assessments more equitable. Mayor Mertensotto responded that the three parcels owned by the association are not improved lots and the potential market value for the 31 parcels along the creek could be adversely affected if the project is not done Page No. 3536 February 16, 199 because the creek is �roding. He p inted out that if the project is not done the e would be no affect on the unimproved lots ow ed by the association, at least not to the sa e extent as the 31 improved properties. Mr. Taylor stated that it appears t Council is required to assess all p equitably and not with respect to v felt that it is unfair to just pick to assess against the association p that there must be some rationale t amount proposed for the association Mayor Mertensotto responded that th of the association property will re public hearing - the parcels are no to be assessed as part of the asses being considered this evening. He Council proposes this evening to r assessable project cost ($150,000) reducing all of the previously adop assessments by 10�. He informed th that while the assessing of the ass property is related, from a technic standpoint the hearing this evening considering the assessment of those pointed out that the city will need easements over two of the associati properties and that the assessment may be a negotiating point in the f City Attorney Tom Hart stated that legal basis for distinguishing betw different classes of property (for of assessing) and that there are tw classes of property involved. The property owned by the association i capable of being developed in the f is clearly a different property cla 31 lots residential lots proposed t assessed this evening. � � Mr. Ellis Abrahamson suggested that brought in to build up the creek in rather than spending $1 million on , and that it seems more logical than easements to do work in the summer � when properties can be damaged duri; construction. him that operties lues. He an amount i VGi v � � the parcels. assessing ire a proposed ent roll ated that uce the $15,000, audience iation is not lots. He to acquire f the lots is a �e purpose different �developed not ,ure and f rom the be , ill be he winter project, fall Engineer Klayton Eckles explained en ineering aspects of the project, informing th audience that staff is still developing a lis of Page No. 3537 February 16, 1993 details to look at. He stated that staff feels the best time to do construction would be after the spring rains but probably not in the dead of winter.. He further stated that a haul road as a single point of access is planned, rather than crossing properties. Responding to a question from Councilmember Krebsbach about whether the creek can withstand another spring, he stated that what really hurts is the very large storms which cannot be predicted at this time. Councilmember Smith stated that some of the properties are really in jeopardy, and asked if there is any way immediate or temporary work can be done to help those properties. She also asked if sandbags could be�used temporarily for six months so that those properties are not damaged while the project is being done. Engineer Eckles responded that he would not be concerned unless there were a severe storm, in which case he does not know how well sandbags would work. He further stated that temporary work would be difficult and that the entire project is needed. Councilmember Krebsbach felt that a contingency plan should be developed for emergency circumstances. Mayor Mertensotto stated that on one property the creekbed is within eight feet of a retaining wall. He directed staff to have Barr Engineering see if some temporary work can be done so that there is no damage to the structure on that lot, or two other lots in jeopardy, in the event of heavy rain. Councilmembers Krebsbach and Smith agreed, suggesting that measures be taken to protect those properties while the project is being �, done as well. � � Dr. Denis asked if an EIS has been done on how the project will affect his property. He stated that what is planned will have a very adverse affect on his property, and asked to what extent his property has been looked at. He felt that the plan will have a negative impact on his property and the environment around the property, that his tennis court and several trees will be put in jeopardy. He informed Council that he believes the project is necessary but that his property will be � Page No. 3538 February 16, 199 adversely affected and he is propo assessed $8,000. Mayor Mertensotto pointed out that involved in the project because of disturbance to properties along the He indicated that he is familiar wi property, formerly owned by the Hil He noted sever.al problems that the has had in the past and stated that has occurred on the property along creekbed, which decreased problems but had an adverse impact on an adj Public Works Director Danielson inf Council that the culvert is washing Sylvandale. He explained that all will be restored after the construc completed, and informed Council tha easement from Dr. Denis will be nec to be he city is xtensive creekbed. h the er family. roperty filling n the lot ining lot. out under roperties ion is an ssary. Mayor Mertensotto stated that Dr. D nis� resale value will be improved after the project is completed. Councilmember Huber asked Public Wo ks Director Danielson to comment on Dr Denis� claim that his property will be dam ged. Public Works Director Danielson res originally the project was proposed in two phases. At that time, he me Denis and explained the proposed wo neighborhood. One of the concerns big cottonwood tree is being underm it is proposed that the tree be rem part of the project. Dr. Denis responded that removal of will not be a problem for him but t construction easement over his prop result in damage to the root system trees and coulcl cause damage to his court. He was concerned that if th structure is damaged, the stability land will be damaged. onded that to be done with Dr. k in the s that a ned, and ved as the tree at a rty could of his tennis root of his Public Works Director Danielson res onded that staff will not design a project whi h will damage the Denis property. Dr. Denis stated that he has two pr mary questions, the first being will his property benefit. The second concern is tha� by taking � Page No. 3539 February 16, 1993 an easement the city Will adversely affect the trees and environment, and create a condition where the dirt will not be as stable as it has been for years, thus creating potential for future damage to his house. He stated that the project will create a steep incline on his property. Public Works Director Danielson stated that the easement is just to give the city a right to drain water across the Denis property, where the water currently drains. He stated that the project will reduce the flow of drainage and will improve the property adjacent to Dr. Denis' so that it eliminates the potential for the future damage Dr. Denis has described. He further stated that the intent is to do exactly opposite of what Dr. Denis has stated, and will re-route the creek which takes a dramatic turn right at the Dennis property. The project will straighten the slope out so that the creekbed does not take such a dramatic turn. Engineer Eckles reviewed a rough sketch of the creekbed along the Denis property, noting that the design has changed since it was originally presented to Dr. Denis, and he suggested that staff ineet with Dr. Denis to review the cross- section drawings. He explained that there is a steep drop behind Dr. Denis tennis court, much erosion and an exposed bank. It was his opinion that the tennis court is currently in more jeopardy than it will be when the project is completed. Mr. Taylor stated that he is grateful for a reduction in his assessment but still feels the amount being assessed on his lot is unfair and that he will appeal it. Dr. Denis submitted a written objection to his p�roposed assessment. Mr. Curt Butte and Mrs. Harry Hammerly expressed their support for the project. There being no further questions or comments, Councilmember Huber moved to close the hearing. Councilmember Krebsbach seconded the motion. Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 MENDOTA INTERCHANGE FINAL PLANS Page No. 3540 February 16, 199 Councilmember Huber moved adoption Resolution No. 93-10, "RESOLUTION A CONFIRMING REVISED ASSESSMENTS FOR CREEK IMPROVEMENTS (IMPROVEMENT NO. PROJECT NO. 6)." Councilmember Smith seconded the mo Staff was directed to meet with Dr. review the project plans after they formalized. Council acknowledged a report from Works Director Danielson regarding the final plans and specifications Mendota Interchange Project, along of the layout plan. Mr. Bruce Libl present to represent Mn/DOT. Public Works Director Danielson exp the Mn/DOT project includes complet Mendota Bridge reconstruction and c of the Mendota Interchange Project includes upgrading all of the roads intersect at the end of the bridge,� ��n. He described new T.H. 55 and reviewed the project plans, includi construction. He explained that th plans and specifications for the ex utilities to serve St. Peter's Chur� sanitary sewer to the City of Mendo� incorporated into the Mn/DOT projec� bidding purposes. Councilmember Krebsbach felt that a along the north side of T.H. 110, cc down into Mendota, would be more use the trail planned on the south side. not feel that the needs of the famil walk along Victoria Curve and the cc members who walk to the synagogue az met. She also asked if the intercha 1`ook like a'freeway interchange. �f }OPTING AND CVY FALLS 91, �ion. Denis to have been Public Works Director Danielson resp there is a stub trail on the south s explained that it would be very diff build a trail on the north side beca� would involve crossing the wetlands : Hall and the grade of the frontage r� into Mendota is very steep. With re the appearance of the project, he st� Mn/DOT has tried to get away from th� look by using more at grade intersec� blic �proval of r the th a copy was ained that on of the mpletion hich that ic is 13 and g trail City's ension of h and a will be for rail tinuing ul than She did es who gregation being :.. qe will nded that de and cult to se it ear City ad going pect to ted that f reeway ions. Page No. 3541 February 16, 1993 Councilmember Krebsbach asked what is planned for plantings at the intersections, pointing out that there are many trees in the boulevards now. Mr. Libby responded that everything will be re-seeded into wildflowers as much as possible and there will also be a tree planting scheme, prepared by Mn/DOT landscape architects, but that landscaping will not be addressed until after the project is done. Councilmember Smith asked about trails and use of the railroad right-of-way. Administrative Assistant Batchelder�responded that Dakota County has been working with Mn/DOT about getting an underpass where the Soo Line crosses under the frontage road to Mendota and also where new T.H. 13 crosses over the Soo Line tracks. The Dakota County staff is going to the Physical Development Board on February 23rd to discuss funding. He stated that if funding applications are granted, they would pay for the improvements, but if Dakota County must fund the ' improvements without grant money, he was not sure what will be possible. Mr. Libby stated that he is working with Dakota County, and that Mn/DOT has agreed that if the money and plan are forthcoming, Mn/DOT would put in the proposed tunnels as part of the project. Mayor Mertensotto stated that staff should alert the County that Mn/DOT is going to bid on May 28th and the county would have to pay for any changes after that time. He felt that the county should be given an April 15th . deadline for a response so that Mn/DOT can make any needed changes to its plans before the bid date. Assistant Batchelder stated that the County has already been alerted but that he will remind them. Administrator Lawell asked Mr. Libby if the negotiations with Soo Line over the right-of- way have been finalized. Page No. 3542 February 16, 199 Mr. Libby responded that negotiati under way, and that trains will ne the right-of-way: the tracks will this year, and Mn/DOT will acquire railroad right-of-way from Mendota Road to about I-35E. Councilmember Krebsbach stated tha do not recognize that there are so trees between the lanes of T.H. 11 T.H. 55/110. She asked if approva plans can be conditioned upon repl those trees, and stated that she c to approve the plans unless those recognize this tree replacement. Mr. Libby responded that Mn/DOT is save as many trees as possible and will be a landscape plan but he ca what the plan will be. Mayor Mertensotto asked if Mn/DOT assurances that it will try to sa trees as possible or, alternative trees which are lost will be re�l Mr. Libby assured Council that as as possible will be saved and that plan which will include trees will after project completion. He expl landscaping is the responsibility landscaping division. ns are well er run on e taken out the Heights the plans mature and at of the ement of not vote ing to t there now say n give as many that the �y trees landscape : designed �ed that Mn/DOT�s Mayor Mertensotto asked Mr. Libby t submit a letter from Mn/DOT stating that the agency will provide a landscape plan which will include the replacement of trees at the intersection of T.H. 110/55. It was the consensus to table the m tter to the March 2nd consent calendar, sub�ect to . receipt of a letter from Mn/DOT reg rding landscaping`and tree removal/replac ment _ details. DOWNTOWN SURVEY Council acknowledged a memo from Ad Lawell regarding preparation of a c� survey regarding the downtown Mendo� area and recommending that the firm Decision Resources Ltd. be retained in the survey process. Council als� acknowledged a proposal from Decisi� Resources and a copy of a letter fr� Administrator Lawell to Mn/DOT rega: �inistrator �mmunity a Heights of to assist the Page No. 3543 February 16, 1993 city's consideration pf the use of a survey to help determine the public's needs and desires for the T.H. 110/149 area and requesting a Mn/DOT delay in acting on releasing the right- of-way in the area. Mayor Mertensotto stated that Decision Resources is estimating a basic cost of $5,000 to contact 400 households for responses to a 25 question survey, and is also talking about an increase in the time needed for developing a format and setting out the questions. He further stated that he would like Decision Resources representatives to appear at the next Council meeting so that Council can get a better handle on costs, and what would be envisioned as additional costs. He-also felt that Council should see the form of contract before approving the proposal, and that there should be immediate press releases about the survey in the Sun and Southwest Review. Councilmember Krebsbach asked if all residents could get a survey and mail in their responses. Administrator Lawell responded that this possibility has been explored but that from a statistical standpoint Decision Resources has more confidence in a random sample. PROSECUTION SERVICES/ Council acknowledged a memo from Administrator COUNCIL WORKSHOP Lawell regarding RFP's for prosecution legal services received from seven legal firms and recommending that interviews be conducted at a Council workshop. Council also acknowledged information submitted by Police Chief Delmont illustrating the comparisons of the seven quotations received. Council also acknowledged a memo from Administrator Lawell suggesting that � • discussion of various policy issues be placed on the agenda of the workshop, following the interviews. Councilmember Krebsbach moved to select the firms of Winthrop & Weinstine, Hughes & Costello, Karney & Smith, and Levander & Gillen for int before Council and to schedule a Cou il orkshop at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 16th, for the interviews and discussion of p� y issues including the �� . Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 COUNCIL COMI�IENTS ADJOURN Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 ATTEST: Charles E. Mertensotto Mayor + Page No. 3544 February 16, 199 downtown survey, air noise and devE a tax increment financing policy. Councilmember Smith seconded the mc opment of Councilmember Krebsbach informed Co ncil that she will be absent from the March 1 th regular meeting. There being no further business to ome before the Council, Councilmember Huber mo ed that the meeting be adjourned. Councilmember Smith seconded the mo ion. TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 10:25 o'Clock �.M. Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGSTS DAROTA COUNTY, MYNNESOTA PLAI�TNING CONIl�iISS20N MINiJTES FEBRIIARY 23, 1993 The regular meeting of the Mendota Heights Planning Commis held on Tuesday, February 23, 1993, in the City Hall Chambers, 1101 Victoria.Curve. The meeting was called to 7:30 o'clock P.M. The following members were present: Friel, Dreelan, Dwyer, Hunter, Duggan and Tilsen. Also were Public Works Director Jim Danielson, Planning Consult Uban and Senior Secretary Kim Blaeser. INTRODIICTION OF NE� PL�,NNING CO1�Il2ISSIONER Chair Dwyer introduced new Planning Commissioner Hunter who was recently appointed by the City Council the unexpired term of former Planning Commissioner City Councilmember Sandra Krebsbach. The Planning Co welcomed Commissioner Hunter. ELECTION OF OFFICER5 Chair Dwyer explained that each year, the Commissi from its membership a Chairperson and Vice Chair pe Commissioner Duggan moved to nominate Chairperson of the Planning Commission Commissioner Friel seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 sion was Council �rder at Koll, present �nt John Stephen to f ill and now unission elects on. Commissioner wyer for the year ;993. Commissioner Friel moved to nominate Commissioner Vice Chairperson of the Planning Commission for the Chair Dwyer seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 � APPROVAL OF MINIITES • R' Commissioner Koll moved approval of the January � Minutes as submitted. Commissioner Duggan seconded the motion. AYES: 6 NAYS: 0 ABSTAIN: Hunter as �n as 1993. �6, 1993 � February 23, 1993 Page 2 HEARING: CASE NO. 93-06: CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS - ENVIRONMENTAL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT Assistant City Engineer, Klayton Eckles, was present for a hearing, initiated by the City of Mendota Heights, to revise the City's Comprehensive Plan to meet Metropolitan Council requirements regarding the environment. Eckles �explained the comprehensive plan amendment concerns reducing non-point pollution affecting our wetlands and rivers. He explained the methods of reduction are ado�tion of NURP Pond Standards, Best Management Practices for erosion control and compliance with DNR shoreland regulations. Eckles further stated the City may choose how to enforce the requirements. He further stated that at the January 26th meeting, Commissioner Friel had suggested that the City Council adopt the NURP Standards and BMP's by reference in the City's Zoning Ordinance. In response to a question from Chai'r Dwyer, Engineer Eckles stated the City will have some flexibility in enforcing the standards. He explained that site constraints will be considered in NURP Pond requirements,;that the Ci�ty al°ready enforces erosion control policies and the DNR requirements will have little or no impact to the City because Mendota Heights is almost fully developed. Commissioner Friel expressed concern with degradation of Wetlands due to the enforcement of the NURP Pond Standards. Engineer Eckles explained that for every wetlands f illed in by the City, the City must create more wetlands at a ratio of 2:1. Commissioner Friel stated the City should avoicl runoff of storm water into the river system. Chair Dwyer opened the meeting to the public. .. TYiere was no one present to c�iscuss Minor Comprehensive Plan, Amendment. � Commissioner Tilsen moved to close the public hearing. Commissioner Duggan seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 23, 1993 Page 3 Commissioner Friel moved to recommend that the City Council approve a Minor Comprehensive Plan Amendment to dd the following language to Section VI-A-1 of the Land use Plan (Part II of the Comprehensive Plan)a � The City of Mendota Heights will apply Nation Runoff Program (NURP) Standards for the desig storm water ponds and the MPCA's urban best m� practices titled "Water Quality in Urban A: equivalent to the review of any proposed de` occurring in the City to reduce nonpoint source � loadings in storm water runoff. The City of Heights will incorporate these standards and rec�; in its storm water management plan and land use to implement this policye � 1 Urban of new s" or �llutant Mendota rements ontrols Commissioner Friel further moved to recommend that t e City Council add language which will provide protection to etlands which formulate a ponding area or are adjacent to ponding areas. Commissioner Friel further moved to recommend that Council adopt the NURP Standards and BMP's by refere� City's Zoning Ordinance. Commissioner Duggan seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 BEARING: CASE NO. 93-03: CELLIILAR ONE - CUP FOR AMENDFD PIID/VARIANCE FOR HEIGHT OF ANTENNA POLE Chair Dwyer briefly explained that Cellular One is pr to erect a cellular telephone transmission facility or. in the Riverwood Place Business Park located along HigY: He explained the site is loca�ed next to the CDI Facility and ac'ro�"s the highway from the Lilydale Mal Mr. William Strub, owner of the site which is in an e Planned'Unit Development, was present to discuss C One's request. Mr. Strub informed the Planning Com that the subdivision consists of four lots and that remaining lots are located to the rear of the Riverwood Place Business Parke He explained that CDI Facility has approached him with an option to purchas within the Riverwood Place Business Park. He stated t is only interested in purchasing the Lot if no ringro a City in the posing a site �ay 13 . �: edical sting lular ssion e two esent dical Lot 2 .t CDI is February 23, 1993 Page 4 constructed as suggested by the City Planner. He stated that there will be only one vehicle traveling in and out of the Cellular One building per month. He further stated that the eight owners of the Riverwood Place office building are all in favor of CDI's proposal to construct a professional building that could house a doctor's office. Mr. Strub also stated that CDI is in favor of Cellular One's request and that they will submit a letter, as requested by the Planner, that their operation will not interfere with Cellular One's operations. Mr. Warren Dunlap, Property/Site Acquisition Manager for Cellular One, gave a brief presentation and explanation regarding Cellular One's request in constructing a cell site which will provide the best telephone service for customers living, working and traveling in Nlendota Heights and to the City of St. Paul. He explained that it is essential that a cell site be located�near the intersections of Highway 13 and Interstate 35-E. He further explained that Cellular One has been experiencing a capacity problem with the downtown St. Paul cell site and to help correct this problem, it is necessary for Cellular One to construct an additional cell in this area which will provide a strong si.gnal level to the immediate area, while off loading some of 'the calls on the downtown St. Paul site. Mr. Dunlap explained that Cellular One's Engineering Department has located the proposed site, Highway 13 and I- 35E, as a cell site cell which will provide the necessary coverage to the immediate area while not interfering with any of the existing cells which are adjacent to the proposed new cell site location. He explained that a cell site consists of an equipment building, made of to architecturally match the existing buildings in the development and a self supporting steel pole, seventy-five feet (75') in height. - Mr. Dunlap further explained that a cell site can only handle 45 calls at a time and that the frequencies�are reusable. Mr. Peter Beck, attorney representing Cellular One, introduced tliree photographs Rof existing cell sites . Mr. Beck pointed . oiit the different antennas used on each cell site. He reiterated that the proposed mono antennae pole will be seventy-five feet (75') in height. Mr. Beck informed the Commission that Cellular phones are no longer considered a"YUPPY" toy and that the construction industry uses this technology heavily. He further stated that technology gives very little option in siting antennas. Mr. Beck explained the proposed equipment building will be constructed near the NSP tank farm and will blend in well with Page 5 the surrounding area. Mr. Beck explained that the Planner and City staff . that Cellular One apply for a Conditional Use Pe: Variance and that the City's Zoning Ordinance contemplates the proposal. He further stated that a may not be needed and that the Conditional Use Permit requested. In response to Mr. Beck's comment, Cha inquired how Mr. Beck could articulate a hard constructing a seventy-five foot (75' ) pole as requirE City's Zoning Ordinance under Variance procedures. responded that the City°s Ordinance clearly identi. proposed use under the Conditional Use Permit proce refers to an essential service structure and that seem appropriate to eliminate tche need for a varianc 23, 1993 �ggested mit and clearly �ariance i.s being r Dwyer �hip in 3 by the ir. Beck ies the s as it t would In response to a question from Chair Dwyer, Plann�er Uban stated that if the clear intent of the Plann�d Unit Development has been changed to combine Lot 2 with Lo� 3 then the need for a circular drive does not have to be fu filled. He further stated he has not seen the proposed plans far the new medical facility. Commissioner Friel stated he is unclear as to what ro was originally approved within the PUD. Mr. Strub : the road was a conceptual issue in 1983. He furth� that CDI will retain an easement through their prope Strub further explained the PUD was amendec� in 1990 CDI to construct their building and at that time an was retained. system stated y. Mr. o allow asement Mr. Strub explained CDI would like the easement curre tly in the driveway eliminated so that CDI can come in wit a new plan. Commissioner Friel stated the Planning Commission should review the legal description needed to file the ease ent to access the driveway. He further stated the easement s ould be recorded as part of the PUD. Mr. Beck responded t at any :- development of the back lots would require this proce�s. y • F, t Commissioner Friel inquired if public safety vehicl s have adequate turnaround radius. Mr. Beck responcied that t e site would be fully accessible to public safety equipment. In response to a question from Commissioner Duggan Dwyer stated there is a distinct difference betwE Cellular One request for a Conditional Use Permit allo essential services structure within a B-1 District ; Pentel request for a Variance within the R-1 Resi District. Chair :n the ring an nd the .ential February 23, 1993 Page 6 Chair Dwyer opened the meeting to the public. There was no one present to discuss the request. Commissioner Tilsen stated it would be prudent for the landowner to require an easement through the property. He further noted his concerns with ingress and egress. Mr. Strub responded that CDI does not want circular access. Mr. Beck stated Cellular One would accommodate emergency access. Mr. Beck further stated Cellular One would accommodate an access or driveway easement through their property to accommodate any future needs for Lot 2. Public Works Direc�tor�Danielson stated the Fire Marshall ,will be given the opportunity to review the propased plans. In response to a question from Commissioner Dreelan, Mr. Beck stated Cellular One would comply with obtaining written confirmation that the facility will not conflict with the operation of CDI. ' In response to a question from Commissioner Koll, Mr. Dunlap explained the slope ratio of the proposed berm is 4:1. Mr. Beck stated with the vegetation and berm, it will cover roughly 1/2 of the proposed building. He further stated Cellular One maintains the grounds. Commissioner Tilsen moved to close the public hearing. Commissioner Duggan seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 Commissioner Friel moved to recommend that City Council approve an Amendment to the Conditional Use Permit of Riverwood Place PUD allowing the construction of a seventy- five foot (75') mono pole antenna and equipment building according to the plans submitted and dated'January 29, 1993 and the granting of a Conditional Use Permit allowing a�= seventy-five foot (75' ) mono pole antenna to be constructed as ari essential 'services structure conditioned upon the.. following: 1. That an access or driveway easement be granted to the Cellular One site from the Riverwood Place Phase I PUD site over the currently paved driveway extending from Trunk Highway 13 to the Cellular one site and through the Cellular One site to accommodate any future needs for Lot 2. 23, 1993 Page 7 2. That an appropriate turnaround be providedl on the Cellular One site for public safety needs. 3. That landscaping be completed as per the landsca�ing plan submitted and dated February 23, 1993. 4. That the following City Planner recommenda ions be complied with: a. All activities which create electrical e issions shall comply with the minimum requirement of the Federal Communications Commission. b. Confirm in writing that the facility c�oes not conflict with the operation of CDI. � c. The facility should only be used or the transmission of cellular phone conver ations. Additional antenna requests would have to go through an amendment of the Conditional Use Permit. d. Street lighting to be installed to provide safe ingress and egress on the private road. I 5. That the tower height be limited to seventy-f�ve feet ( 75' ) . Commissioner Dreelan seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 HEARING: CASE NO. 92-31: MAZZARA - SIIBDIVISION - SOMERSET PLACE ,,. Chair Dwyer explained that Mr. Mazzara appeared be ore the September, October, November and December Planning Co ission meetings to presen� a proposal to develop a three lot, 10 acre single family development as a Planned Unit Developm nt. He explained the Planning Commission had previously rec mmended approval of the development with conditions. He further explained the City Council had reviewed the prop sal in January and desired to approve the plan as recommen ed, but that they directed the developer to process a prelimin ry plat instead of a Planned Unit Developmente Chair Dwyer e lained that because City Council felt this prelimina plat represented significant changes, they ordered that � public hearing be held at the Planning Commission. I 0 � February 23, 1993 Page 8 Chair Dwyer informed the Commission and audience that the Wetlands area is now being proposed to be protected by a scenic easement which will be filed with the plat. He inquired if the protective covenants would be filed with the plat and further inquired if Mr. Mazzara has submitted the covenants for review by staff. Mr. Mazzara stated that covenants had been submitted in the past. Commissioner Tilsen noted the front yard setback requirements are now less than what the Zoning Ordinance requires due to the Wetlands setback. He further stated he would like the developer to consider the proposed lots to be a minimum of 2 1/2 acres. He stated that this could be accomplished by changing the angles of the lot lines of Lots 1 and 2. He further stated he would like to see an easement agreed upon with respect to trails within this development. Commissioner Duggan inquired as to why this proposal is now being reviewed as a Subdivision and not as a Planned Unit Development. He further inquired if the developer has complied with the requirements as set forth within the Subdivision Ordinance. Public Works Director Danielson responded that he and Administrative Assistant Batchelder reviewed the items as submitted by the developer and determined that the developer has complied with the Subdivision Ordi.nance requirements. Commissioner Dreelan stated she would like to see the septic system drainfields be fenced to prevent compaction by traffic during the construction of the homes. She further stated that access to the septic systems should be maintained for pumping purposes. In response to a question from Commissioner Friel, Mr. Mazzara stated the scenic easement is much more extensive than previously discussed. He stated there will be thirty foot (30') easement along the Garrett°s property line. In response to a question from Commissioner Friel, Public �� Works Director Danielson stated ,a cash park dedication will be given. ' �" ` Commissioner Koll stated she would like the Planning Commission to be given the opportunity to review individual home designs. She stated the homeowners on Delaware Avenue have expressed their concerns with the site lines of the proposed homes and that the proposed homes conform with the natural terrain. Chair Dwyer responded the City �does not have the authority to require this of the developer through the Subdivision Ordinance. He further stated the Planning Commission does acknowledge the concerns of the homeowners in Page 9 the area. Mr. Mazzara stated he can also apprec concerns of the neighborhood residents but that t: homeowners would like to retain some rights to tl Chair Dwyer added that if this were a Plann Development, �he City could the dictate the type of within this development. Chair Dwyer opened the meeting to the public. Chair Dwyer read a letter as submitted by Thomas � Garrett of 540 Wentworth Avenue. He informed the Cc and audience, as per the Garrett's letter, that their is that the property not be divided into more homesites. He noted the Garrett°s concerns for the and wildlife. He stated that Garrett's are concerned character of the properties in this area would be compromised with the building of three home, together septic system land usage. He further stated the C have stated that entry onto Wentworth Avenue is alrE dangerous and that it can support very little ac traffic. Mr. Derauf, 600 Wentworth Avenue, inquired as to development is now considered a Subdivision and not a Unit Development and if the wetlands is incl� determining the acreage of each lot. Chair Dwyer sta interpretation of the Zoning Ordinance dictated tY development be considered as a Subdivision and not a Unit Development. He further stated the Wetlands is a the acreage calculation for each lot and that � setbacks will be adhered to. Public Works Director D� stated that Dakota County is just completing theix survey of the area and will be submitting them to t soon. In response to a question from Commissioner Koll, Mr. stated the straw bale barriers, as indicated on the pl placed for erosion control. Commissioner Koll comme: Mazzara on the placement of the homes and drivewa inquired to how many trees will be removed. Mr. responded that' tney plan on moving the trees by machines and that they do not expect to lose .too mam Chair Dwyer asked the developer to explain why he is p� three homes and not two homes. Mr. Mazzara explained' proposed development will have little impact on the s; stated numerous studies have been completed on the s: relation to the wetlands, septic systems and buildir He stated that they have taken a very sensitive app� the natural environmente 23, 1993 �te the : three � land. d Unit housing d Linda mission osition ian two etlands hat the everely �i th the rrett°s dy very itional ahy the Planned ded in ed that �t this Planned part of etlands nielson aerial he City nazzara ns, are 3ed Mr. . She �: �azzara way of_ trees. �posing hat the te. He te with � pads. �ach in February 23, 1993 Page 10 Chair Dwyer inquired if Mre Mazzara would submit the covenants for City Council review. Commissioner Tilsen inquired if Mr. Mazzara would be object to a minimum of 2 1/2 acre lots and if he would object to a trail easement. Mr. Mazzara stated he would not object to a minimum of 2 1/2 acre lots but that he would obj ect to a trail easement as he would like to see a masterplan of the area completed. Commissioner Duggan moved to close the public hearing. Commissioner Hunter seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 There was a brief discussion regarding the definition of private road right-of-way. Public Works Director Danielson stated the property owners are responsible for ma.intaining the road but that it is considered a public street in that the public may use the road. He stated there will be no formal invitation for the public to use as there will be no street signs designating the road. Mr. Mazzara informed the Planning Commission that it has been his intention to develop this property having a great respect for the land and the neighborhood. He stated that the Garrett's�have been and will continue to be a part of the development process as their property abuts this development. Commissioner Friel moved to recommend that the City Council approve the request for a preliminary plat and thirty feet (30' ) front yard setback variance for Lot 1 subject to the following conditions: 1. That there be no Wetlands outlot. � 2. That the Wetlands area, as shown, be protected by a scenic easement that would be filed with the plat. 3. That a fifty foot (50') right-of-way be platted, � enclosing the .private roadway. ' . • ,� � 4. That a thirty-five foot (35') wide utility easement be added along the eastern boundary. 5. That a twenty foot (20') wide, paved driveway be installed within the right-of-way. 6. That the building pad for Lot 1 stay one hundred feet (100') away from the Wetlands. 7. That no future Wetlands Permits be allowed. � 23, 1993 Page 11 � That septic system drainfields be fenced tolprevent compaction by traffic during the construction o� homes. That access be maintained to septic systems to a�low for pumping. 10. That the minimum acreage of the lots be 2 1/2 il. That the developer work with the City once 1 master plan has been completed to determine through the site if needed. Chair Dwyer seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 Chair Dwyer called a recess at 9:43 o°clock P.M. Chair Dwyer reconvened the meeting at 9:55 o'clock P, HEARING: CASPs NO. 93-04: SIGN ART - SIGN SETBACR VARIANCE M. � trail trail Mr. Kevin Snyder, manager of Sign Art, was present to discuss his request to place a monument sign that is seven fee by ten feet (7'x10') in the front yard along Dodd Road wit a zero foot setback. Mr. Snyder stated that he has reviewed Planner Uban's planning report and that he agrees with Planne Uban's comments and suggestions. Chair Dwyer stated that a sign could be constructed w'�thout a variance but that shrubbery would need to be remove if the sign were to be placed at the normal setback require ent. Commissioner Friel stated that he disagrees with th footage calculations for the existing and proposed computed by Planner Uban and staff . He stated that th awning area of �the existing `signs should be include� square foot calculations, not just to within six inc of the letters. He stated that the entire area proposed sign should be used for sign area calculat not just to within six inches (6") of the letters. square �.gns as - entire in the :s (6") of the �ns and Mr. Snyder stated the background and edge of sign wil not be illuminated. Commissioner Friel responded that whet er the sign is illuminated or not it is still an attractio . Mr. Snyder stated the sign is proposed to sit perpendic lar to Dodd Road. February 23 , 1993 Page 12 Commissioner Friel stated the Zoning Ordinance permits total square footage of signs in the B-1 District to be 201.68 square feet. He stated the Zoning Ordinance states no single sign on the property can exceed 50 square feete Mr. Snyder inquired if a sign permit would have been needed if he �just installed an awning on the building. Commissioner Friel stated the existing sign on the building is not an awning. He inquired if that sign permit had been granted erroneously. Planner Uban stated Sign Ordinances are difficult to create and interpret. He stated he computes signage, when applied to the building, by measuring six inches (6") beyond the lettering. • Planner Uban stated the sign ordinance applies to lettering and graphics. He further stated that awnings are not measured and that the Zoning Ordinance may need to be changed to include calculations of awnings. Commissioner Friel stated the sign on the building is a graphic of an awning. Planner Uban stated it seems to be an awning. Chair Dwyer stated that Mr. Snyder is only requesting a sign setback v ia ce and that he has been put into the position of a proble � id not knowingly generate. � Commission Dreelan stated the signage completed on the property is a definite improvement to the area. Chair Dwyer opened the meeting to the public. There was no one present to speak on this issue. Commissioner Dreelan moved to close the public hearing. Commissioner Duggan seconded the motion. AYES: 7 NAYS: 0 CYiair Dwyer statecl�that if the current signs on the property. a"re not in non-compliance with City's Ordinance, the Planning Commission cannot approve this request for an additional sign, even if the request is for a sign setback variance. In response to a question from Chair Dwyer, Mr. Snyder stated he is willing to comply with the City' s Ordinance requirements and would be willing to continue the matter for the City to realize a better interpretation of the Ordinance. � � Page 13 Commis�ioner Duggan moved to table Ghe request fox setback variance subject to Sign Art and City staff d proper size o�' existing signs and de�.ermining the aa total square footage left on Ghe property to ins�all sign: He further moveci that �he Planning Commi. comfor�abl.e with the request of a�wenty � foot (2( setback variance. Commissioner Friel seconded the matione AYES : •� 7 NAYS: 4 Commis�ioner Friel inquired if staff could res� initial. building permit for 2170 Dodd Road to fi there were condi�ions placed on ma3.ntaining the hedge, ' •' • � •' 11 • !�1 i t 23, 1993 a sign nount o� another sion is ') sign �h the aut if :isting Chair Dwyer briefly expl.ained that Commissioner F iel has requested �.he Gity to consider amendments �o the City' Zoning Ordinance regarding accessory �tructures within the R-� Zoning District. Commissioner Friel e�alained �here is a need for pr per�ies larger than minimum (15,000 square foot) to have la ger and more than one accessory structure. He fur�.her add d thaG where an acce�sory s�ructure in excess four hundre (400} square feet, the setbacks shall not be closer than en feet {2°t}. � _ Chair Dwyer moved �,recommend �.he ini�i.ation of an .Amendment and to conduct a public hearing to be Tuesday, March 23, 1993 a� 7:34 a'clack P.M. Commissioner Duggan seconded �he motian. AYES: 7 NAYS: Q LAND IISE PLANNING WfJRRS80PS � GOVEEtStMENT TRASNING �ERYICES ` The Planning Commi�sion briefly discussed the annua3 Planning Workshaps offered by �he Government Training Use ce. � February 23, 1993 Page 14 VERBAL IIPDATE Public Works Director Danielson provided a verbal review for the planning items at the previous City Council meeting. ADJOIIRNMENT There being no further business, the Planning Commission adjourned its meeting at 10:39 o'clock P.M. Respectfully submitted, Kimberlee K. Blaeser Senior Secretary 0 � � MEMO Date: 2-24-93 T0: Mayor, City Council, and City Administrator FROM: Paul R. Berg, Code Enforcement Officer � Q�,B � SUBJECT: Building Activity Report for February 1993 CURRENT MONTH YEAR TO DATE 93 BUIL'DING PERMITS: No. Valuation Fee Collected SFD 8 1,269,431.00 11,173.00 APT 0 0 0 TQtJNHOUSE 0 0 0 CONDO 0 0 0 MISC. 8 81,148.00 1,357.20 C/I 5 "48,000.00 935.70 =------------------------------------------• Sub Total 21 1,398,579.00 13,465.90 TRADE PERMITS- Plunbing 22 735.00 Water 7 � 35.00 Sewer 4 70.00 Heat, AC, & Gas 15 806.00 Sub Total 48 1,646.00 YEAR TO ATE 92 No. Valuation Fee Collected � No. Valuatio Fee Collected � 14 2,175,941.00 19,294.50 � 13 2,302,283. 0 19,532.75 0 0 0 � 0 0 0 0 0 0 � 1 85,230. 0 951.23 0 0 0 � o 0 0 25 202,060.00 3,715.80 � 6 43,391. 0 809.70 14 153,507.00 2,515.91 � 7 3,335,145. 0 14,771.93 •------------------------------------+----------------- ---------------- 53 2,531,508,00 25,526.21 � 27 5,766,049. 0 35,465.61 � � � � � 44 1,454.00 t�;{ 25 999.00 19 95.00 � 19 95.00 15 262.50 � 12 210.00 � 51 2,714.50 � 30 1,868.50 •------------------------------------+------------------ ---------------- 729 4,526.00 � 86 3,172.50 Licensinq• � � y � � Contractor�s � � Licenses 38 950.00 � 183 4,575.00 � 165 4,125.00 -------------------------------------------+------------------------------------+----------------- ---------------- Total 107 1,398,579.00 76,061.90 � 365 2,531,508.00 34,627.21 � 278 5,766,049. 0 42,763.11 NOTE: Alt fee amounts exclude Sac, Wac, and State Surcharge. Amounts shown will reflect only permit,) plan check fee, and valuation amounts. � LJ � a CITY OF MENDOTA AEIGIiT5 � � � February 2 TO: Mayor, City Council and City Administrator SUBJECT: James E. Daniel Public Works Duect Mendota Heights Roa 7ob No. 9013 Improvement No. 91, Project No. 4 DISCUSSION: The work for Mendota Heights Road has been satisfactorily completed. 7 the contractor, is requesting that final payment and acceptance of the project be RECOMI��NDATION: I recommend that Council accept the project and appmve the final $31,962.10. ACTION REOUIItED: If Council concurs with the recommendation they should pass a motion a< project and adopting Resolution No. 93 =, RE50LUTION ACCEPTING WI APPROVING FINAL PAYMENT FOR IlVIPROVIIVIENT NO. 91, PROJECT JP.D:dfw + � � 1993 Asphalt, of ig the AND 4 City of Mendot� �eights Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION NO. 93- RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK AND APPROVING FINAL PA�1V�.NT FOR IMPROVIIVIENT NO. 91, PROJECT NO. 4 WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the City of Mendota �Ieights on March 10, 1992, Tower Asphalt, Inc. of Lakeland, Minnesota, has satisfactorily completed the improvement of sanitary sewer extension, storm sewer extension, watermain extension, street, curb and gutter impa�ovements to serve the azea known as the Mendota Heights Road and adjacent areas (Improvement No. 91, Project No. 4) an accordance with such contract. NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights that the work completed under said contract is hereby accepted and approved; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby directed to issue a proper order for the final payment on such contract in the amount of $31,962.10, taking the contractor's receipt in full. Adopted by the Ciry Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 2nd day of March, 1993. CI'I'�' COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Charles E. Mertensotto, Mayor ATTPST: Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk Mendota Heights Police Department MEMORANDUM Date: 22 February, 1993 To: Mayor and City Council City Administrator From: Police Chief ,(�� 7" � Subject: 1993 Marked Squad Cars INTRODIICTION The Police Department requests permission to purchase two Chevro et Caprice Police Package vehicles to replace two 1991 marked squad . DISCIISSION Council approved $29,000 in the�1993 budget for the replacement f two 1991 squad cars. As always, we participate in the State and Cou ty bids• for squads. This years award was made to Polar Chevrolet in Whi e Bear Lake with a base price of $12,924 each. RECOMMENDATION That Council authorize the Police Department to order two (2) 1 9 • Chevrolet Caprice police vehicles from Polar Chevrolet pursuant t State Contract M-3551. The cost of both vehicles, including the equip nt changeover and graphics is not•to exceed the budgeted amount of $ 9,000. � 9 � � � CITY OF MENDOTA IiEIGHTS I� � February � TO: Mayor, City Council and City Administrator FROM: Tom Knuth _ S e_ nior Engineering Technician �L��, SUBJECT: IvIWCC Grant Job No. 8208B DISCUSSION: We have received a request from Metropolitaa Waste Control Commission ( apply for a matching grant, for up to $10,000, to fund a project which will reduce in our sanitary sewer. As a result of Infiltration/Inflow (I/n studies undertaken by discovered that a badly leaking sanitary sewer line exists in an easement between Drive and Marie Avenue. The latest infiltration reading for that segment take: indicates an infiltration rate of six million gallons a year flowing into the MWCC int� which Mendota Heights is billed over $7,000 per year. As you can see by the fol: estunate, Mendota. Heights would recoup its share of the project in less than tw eliminating this infiltration. � 1. Slipline clay pipe with PVC 2. Remove & Replace existing manhole 3. Restore construction site Total Cost (including Engineering and Overhead) Less MWCC Share � . ,� � Cost to City 7, 1993 vIWCC) to infiltration �taff it was this year :eptor for �ving cost years by - $16,900 - $ 3,750 - $ 6(}0 $21,250 . $10,000 $11,250 We attempted to repair this sanitary line back in 1985 by using a chemical g� method proved to be unsuccessful due to the high groundwater level and the larg porous bedding rock around the pipe. The clay pipe itself is structurdlly sound, t in the pipe leak badly. Leaking joints are no longer a problem in our sewers compression joint used in todays PVC pipe is completely watertight, as is evidenced miles of PVC installed in Mendota Heights over the last several years. ut, but this amount of t the joints ecause the y the many In order to obtain the matching grant, we must pass a resolution authorizing staff to submit an application to MWCC. Since MWCC will prioritize applications in the order received, we should act on this as soon as possible. If successful, the City would be awarded the grant in 7une and the construction could occur in August. The City's portion of the costs although not budgeted for, would be covered out of the ��_�][�� RECOMMENDATION: This $10,000 grant is an opporlunity that the City should not let pass and I recommend that Council authorize staff to submit an applicat�on to the MWGC. ACTION REOUIItED: If Council concurs with the recommendation they should pass a motion adopting Resolution No. 93-_, RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ENGINEERING STAFF TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR A METROPOLITAN WASTE CONTROL CONIlVIISSION GRANT FOR AN INFILTRATION CONTROL PROJECT. TCK: dfw � i � ♦ �� 0 > � � � � � � City of Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION NO. 93 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ENGINEERING S�AFF TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR A METROPOLITAN �VASTE CON'�ROL COMIVIISSION (MWCC) GRANT FOR AN INF�TRATION CONTROL PROJECT WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission (MWCC) has requested the City to apply for a matching grant to undertake a project to reduce infiltration in the City's sanitary sewer system; and . WHTREAS, the reduciion of said infiltrat�on would benefit both the City of Mendota Heights and the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission. NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota as follows: 1. That the Public Works Director and Engineering staff prepare and submit an application for a matching grant of up to $10,400 from the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission for an infiltration reduction project. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota �Ieights this 2nd of March, 1993. CI�"Y COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HIIGHTS By Charles E. Mertensotto, Mayor ATTEST: Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk !`r v 1 LIST QF CONTRACTORS TO BE APPROVED BY CITY March 2, 1993 Masoary License Jesco, Inc. Gas PipinQ Licease Ace Mechanical Services Inc. General Contractars License Fire-Guard �prinkler Service K & N Construction Inc. AVAC Caxa.tractors. License Ace Mechanical Services Inc. Drywall, Stucco, PZaster License Citywide Insulation, Inc � .. Rubb3sh License BFI - St. Paul Ken Oehrlein Sanitation J 'iai:r•p�•v;':,o,�'t'�; .�,F.�.i .,,�_'+ � � .� ` _ .,• ' ..: _ . 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DISCUSSION: Last meeting Council reviewed a proposal from Dr. William Moms to con� community survey on the downtown road realignment pmposals. At that meeting had some questions on the cost of the survey, the proposed methodology and the City/Contractor Agreement. They asked if Dr. Moms would attend the March 2, meeting to discuss the survey. a Dr. Morris has informed me that he will be able to attend the meeting. He as also supplied a copy of his standard form of agreement for review and approval by the ouncil. ACTION REOUIRED: Dr. Morris has a short presentation that he would like to make about his prc which he will answer questions. Please keep in mind that it is our goal to have the questions available for review at the March 30th workshop session. 7P.D:dfw cess after survey � x From : DRL Feb. 26. 1993 il: �l At•1 P02 r aa T_ ��EAIB�E vhere8s, UetlSion Resource5, lirofted, (herein+�ff�r refer�aa to ae DAt) offors ite scrricra tv organizaLfo�S in t6c potitieat and pr ivetr scctars toh th� pUl"ppso of cwxkKtlrlp Ifie�ket recwnrr.h hy tarlophone curvay to estertein eiu:h information Pf• may bc �cquoeted br it6 Glitnts� and uhcrcas, cherernet�er reterrea to es Cu ENr) wishcc to �nn�t�y na� for ch• ,bo�� oxocod purpotEs, DRl �+ni r.� lEMt aaroo to tfia fottouinQ ter�ns, cor+dit{vns and fees govarnistg sttth Nttptoym2nt, ti. 60tYi¢� (A.) prtl �holl eonduct o tctept+vr� ►urrey the ssmpte s�ze af r�t►ich shat! be _ RRltDONIY S�txr.rEp ROUS6- H6tDS. Tha ntmt+rr of guestionc si�att be _ fWECTtON UNti�. The awwry xhat( be tonL9ined _, � $.) DRi uili submix eho quaccionneirc for the su�vey ko Cl1ENt for I�ia ��rovul prio� io [he CartmenCMNlrit of Sntervteus. The st�ecific detatts af tht aurvey �: ra sia+ine, t}teestionr�aira �ontw►t, ana poputotion somptt eo be surverrd (e,�crNt ea c►therMt�� 4peCifitG 111 paraprapn A) cheti be mutu�ttr aQreed upon by tho pertiee A� r.irn+nctr+nces may �oqu{ra. I+� ehe �vent tho po�tiea feil eo dgree, C�tENT �hall hnvo finsl nathority to detcrm�ne the 5uhjK.t matYer eotttettT of thc surveY, �rhite DRt shnlF have finat aathority to dccermirx cho speciiic wo�Jiny �f yue,tiune on xhe quescronnelre ond cne specit�c indtvtduats �+ithin the Qiven �n{�eFi�tirn to M somKitod. DRt ebstt r�o! be obtip�ted to oak questions of persons i�Ytr•�vErKrd irs eQ6it'i6t� to tho5e que�tiorlS inttuded on the approved quectiamaire ar to nrnvirl� datn dr interpret�t�orx rith respeuc to cc,}��ca u� ia�ues rwt �overed by tAe quecclonrta�Re. uKl uitt proceed wtth e survey onlY aftar it �ereives netirt af C11ERT�c approv�i of xhe quectior,nairc. {C.} TAc surreY shatl !+e tu»urn�.eci ns �vwy aa 4s practicabte fottoving: �13 �pproval of the question�ei�e bY CUENt, and (2) pay�rcnt af el( fees due to date ac req�iired. (D.) Up�+n psymcnt of atl faoc du� to dato, ORL ehall fu�nieh to CLIENT a writtrn �cport of tho aurvey resutts inciuding intcrptCtatians �+iyich m9y be t�cagonebtY dsatnt thetefPatt. At that Lime, CLIEUT, in eonctfi- trtia� ritt� DRI, witi sc1�cKlulc nw:etinqs for tha presentetion ard dlstus��on ai thesc �e&Ults. eoth the P�esiQer�t of dRl. ond thQ Projoct Oiroctor of tbic study shn(( be availaUl� for meetinyc end eupplcmrntary snalys#s nat ta exceed tuentY ndditianal haus�s of Lime. FurtRtr time cam�itments of DRL per�onr�et deemed neede4 ty CLIENT ehall tw uillcKt u�k7�ti d f0uL46Ily M�li'rt4l Cu huurly I�a.ix priur l� thr.ir exeeutivn. lil. fEES Cl1ENi shall remit to ORl tecs in the enwunts, at the tiRac. and in tha manner specitied horeunder: TAp T01'al ANWUT of all tao� duo w`dcr tht�¢ aproaRant ahatl bo i ,00. � ' �*' 1 �t ; From : DRL Feb.26. 199.i 11:51 Ahi PO,i tt� F�s aE (�.) S .00 duc uiklcr tt�is oyroomcnt shell Go d�m et the time CLIENT'effiwi:e I�{s .ly�m�ur•e IICICLV. CRL shall nc�t be ohlipated to �r.mnenee inter�ieue for the survey �ntil the fee called for in thic poragroph (A.) ha6 befh patd In tull. fR.) The F.+elance of th4 TpT,tl ��14UIIT re�nnininp unF+aid ch�tl Mn c4� �+rio� rn delivery by DRL to �[LIEMt of tne wr�tcen report requircd under Sect�on tt. (D.). � (f.> All fees due �wx�er chis AO�p@N�Pn� ehell be payehle by ardinary check, sxce�t thPt DRL �es �ves the �igAt to requ�re peyment by ce�t�t�e0 c�ecK, etter �ewng p�ven CIiENT t�ree aays nottce ot suc� roqulre- ment. 1v. MtOfYtIEYAitt RtCNts AIp Di6CL06iMtE tne written �epo�t requireC under 5ectton l!. (u.) tAell oecome tne �ole property of c��tNi efter ymer►t to DRl vf the TOTA1. ANOUNT required in Section 1t[. The surrey queetionneirea ond �eptine end e! �eleted riatA, mat�r{ala snrl infnrmatieu� shxll raonin eh� prn�rty nf DR1. DRt �Qrena nnt re divulpn a� uc. for �ny purpose, tnctu0tng Dut not limiteC to eOvertiaing and public re(etions� sne informecion obtain in Lhe surver without the rritten ooneent of CLi[kT; provlded, horavar, if the doto o� �eaulte of the m �vey ere direetly or irdireetiY made publie by tLIENT o� anyone elae, DRL rt�y mokc pubtfc thc folloY(ng inf �motlon: t�e populeLSon irom w111c� i�e seRple wes ieken, tf�e �netnoa ot obteining che Incervieti+x, includinp the si=e and dcoign of the cample, and tF�e 6aeic of the dete i( the oanple ic lecc tfien the cotal sample� he det.e and times uhen the intervicus tiere cor�ducted, the exect rordinq of Questions Asked And the clien 's �ame. attMi agreec tDa[ ff it ar unyone etse acitng on t[s Denstt �isAes to reteece tn wnole or t� pe t to the publio by presa rcicoae, apccch� or othcrwise, thc data or �eaults of thc ;ur�oy or contente of th u�itten report, that CLIENT or such other person �ilt fi�at notifr DRL in xritin9. and [hut thcrc will bc elso StaiCd In �AC PCICaSC, SpCCGh, 0� OCAC�MicC� C�OL LNe SUrVey MOS 0one �y DFG1510N RESOURGES, LI ITED� OF NINNEA�'OL[S, MI11uE£OTn. CLIENT agrcce, at oll tSrtre both duriny tAc to�m of chie agreortwnt and th reafter, to keeD in confidence all knouledoe or inforraetien es to the D�ocesses, method� nnd technlques of DRL and noL Lo Cisclose o� rtk+ke kRoun cucn knowledge oP 1nfo�matfon to any other peraon, firm, corporation r oryen- itation, Sneluding but not limited to eortpetiterc ef DRL� exeept uhen epeeificelly �uthorized to o eo in Vritinp by DRI. CL1EN1 furtAer urderstandc and aoreec tha the nanes end addresses of inte�viewer used by �kl an0 t�e nsmes and/or ac�oressee o� percons caiple4 ere canfidencTal er�d �ill noc be made available to CLIEN7. Y, E%ClUtI01! OF WRRAMTIES ORL eyrees to ulilize it� txst effnrts t� inaure the accur�s:r vi any suiwey �y it pu�•runu� iv liii Agrea- mont, Rouevor, it ic cpocifieally urderstood and �g�oad thet ►athing in thiF AQraw�wnt, o� any s rvoy or written repo�t furnished ur�der Section li. (D.), shsll be cwwidered es either a prediction or Auar ntee ot ��iNe �esutt6 of eny elecilon or t�e outcane of eny event, ard eny representations or• �errantiec, ex ress or iRplled, to t�at e4fcct o�c I�creby excl�+ded. In eAd1t{on, D4L chell not be recponcible or liablo 40� any tailure by it to conduct any survey or render eny written �eport if such failure results fran lebor isturb- ences, fires, ftoodc, �ara, riots, c1v11 disturberKe� snd other eventa bcrond the cvritr�t vf ORI. ' R � � From : DRL Feb.26.1995 11:51 Al�1 PO4 Y!!I. lmIFIGTIdl. Modiffcaticuic nf thic AprQr,m�nt sh�ll not bv �nforceablc sntcas in w�iting end sierxd by ti�e parlr to be cDo�9ed, eeitner part�es� veive� of eny riphta Gue Aim/hor uMer thic Ayrcamrnt �hatt have eho offoec of woiving ether or aubsequent riylrca Qur hrreurder. IX. NTiCELLAE�lC (A.) intc J1y�eenent merpes and superseder •lt other •are�entr, verbal and wrirren, er.r�r.r.n rho pa�tiec and repreaents oll ogreemcnts lxti+een tl�ca� ord b��rle lheir e�ninictrators, �eir�, suCCCsso�s end BE6Ig►1S. td.) Any prov�sion of th�s Apreement vhich n�ay be held unenfo�eeable ohell be severaDte and the balence of ehe Agreement enforced. (C.) CLIEHT agrees tAet it shell camply with ell lauc respectinp dicclosure of this aareement. (n.) DQI r4F?rvps the �ioht ta use the findinpc f�c�m this survoy in anonymouc form aa to th• spacifie poputat�on and cttent tor purposec ot eggrepete ond ca�peretive enatyses to be mede aveilable �to other CLiC4TS of pFL or publicet�ons. in xitness wherec,f, the partica oftix thcir tiynature on thie duy af 10 _ DFCTC1fN1 2FCf111Qf.FS. I IMITFII f:l IFYT Oy: Oy:�_..�.._ VIitJ l lltN I (poaition) r�.M � � � ' a' ' r :i . CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO February 23, 1993� T0: Ma.yor, City Council and City Administrator FROM: James E. Danielson, Public Works Dir c SUBJECT: CASE N0. 92-31: Mazzara - Subdivision DISCIISSION At Council's direction, Mr. Gerald Mazzara represen�ing the owner and buyers of �he�•Somerset Place development ame ded his original proposal for developing the site as a three lot Planned Unit Development to develop it �as a three lot conv ntional subdivision. Mr. Mazzara appeared before a public hearing conducted at the February Planning Commission meeting to present his amendment. There were only two members of the udience interested in this hearing, Mr. Derauf, 600 Wentworth Aven e West, asked a question of why the proposal was changed from and Planned Unit Development and one of the future owner's of the roperty thanked the Commission for their diligence in approv'ng the proposal. RECOIrIl�lENDATION The Planning Commission voted unanimously to r commend approval of the Somerset Place Preliminary Plat and thi ty foot (30') front yard setback variance for Lot 1 subject to the following conditions: 1. 2. 3} 4. 5. 6. That there be no Wetlands outlot. That the Wetlands area, as shown, be protect d by a scenic easement that would be filed with the pl t. That a fifty foot (50'.) right-of-way be enclosing�the�private roadway. � That a thirty-five foot (35') wide utility eas platted along the eastern boundary. That a twenty foot (20') wide, paved dri installed within the right-of-way. That the building pad for Lot 1 stay one (100') away from the Wetlands. tted, nt be y be feet � 7. That no future Wetlands Permits be allowed. 8. That septic system drainfields be fenced to prevent compaction by traffic during the construction of homese 9. That access be maintained to septic systems to allow for pumping. 10. That the minimum acreage of the lots be 2 1/2 acres. il. That the developer work with the City once the trail master plan has been completed to determine a trail through the site if needed. ACTION REQIIIRED If Council desires to implement the Planning Commission's recommendation, they should pass a motion approving the Somerset Place Preliminary Plat and thirty foot (30') front yard setback variance for Lot 1 subject to the following conditions: 1. That there be no Wetlands outlot. 2. That �the Wetlands area, as shown, be protected by a scenic easement that would be filed with the plat. 3. That a fifty foot (50') right-of-way be platted, enclosing the private roadway. 4. That a thirty-five foot (35') wide utility easement be platted along the eastern boundary. 5. That a twenty foot (20°) wide, paved driveway be installed within the right-of-way. 6. That the building pad for Lot 1 stay one hundred feet (100') away from the Wetlands. 7. That no future Wetlands Permits be allowed. 8. That septic system drainfields be fenced to prevent compaction by traffic during the construction of homes. 9: That access be maintaineld to septic aystems to allow for. " pumping. 10. Tliat the minimum acreage of the lots be 2 1/2 acres. il. That the developer work with the �City once the trail master plan has been completed to determine a trail through the site if needed, JED:kkb � C� T0: FROM: CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS I��i��C�; Planning Commission February 18, 1993� Kevin Batchelder, Administrative Assistant SUBJECT: CASE NO. 92-31: INTRODIICTION Mazzara - Subdivision - Somers�t Place Mr. Gerald Mazzara, representing the owner and `uyer of Somerset Place, appeared before the September, October, ovember and December Planning Commission meetings to present a pro osal to develop a three lot, 10 acre single family development as a Planned Unit Development. The Planning Commission recommended pproval with conditions. The City Council, at their January 19th meeting, de ired to approve the plan as recommended, however they direc ed the developer to process a preliminary plat instead of a Pla ed Unit Development. Because the City Council felt this rep.esented significant changes, they ordered that a public hearing be held at the Planning Commission on February 23rd so that a recomm ndation may be presented to the City Council on March 2, 1993. DISCIISSION The City Council desired that Mr. Mazzara plat his �roposed three lot single family development exactly as prese ed and reviewed during the PUD process. The attached plan repres nts the desired development, as modified for the platting pro edures. Please review the following changes: i. � 2. 3. The Wetlands outlot has been removed and within the'three buildirig lots. The Wetlands area is now being proposed to be p otected by a scenic easement that would be filed with t e plat. A fifty foot (50') right-of-way is shown to be latted, enclosing the private roadway, as stipulated by City Council. 4. A thirty-five foot (35') wide utility easement has been added along the eastern boundary,�as stipulated by City Council. 5. A twenty foot (20°) wide, paved driveway is proposed within the right-of-way. 6. The new right-of-way requirement will require a front yard setback variance of twenty feet (20' ) for Lot 1. This will enable the building pad for Lot 1 to stay one hundred feet (100') away from the Wetlands. The proposed preliminary plat has incorporated all other aspects of the proposed PUD and remains unchanged. This includes the designed septic systems, the building pads, the compaction conditions and access for the septic pumping systems. The Planning Commission should reconsider some of the conditions that �ad been placed on the PUD approval, as follows: 1. The Planning Commission desired that no future Wetlands Permits be allowede The developer has indicated a Balance: Preserved - No cut zone on the preliminary plat. ' 2. Septic system drainfields be fenced to prevent compaction by traffic during the construction of homes. 3. That access be maintained to septic systems to allow for pumping. 4. That the individual home designs be reviewed and approved by the Planning Commisgion. The developer opposes this condition and the Stibdivision Ordinance does not have provisions requiring this condition. ACTION REQIIIRED Conduct the public hearing. Make a recommendation to City Council on the proposed preliminary plat for their March 2, 1993 meeting. KLB:kkb Fv�aruar�r ].�3y t9�4�:.i Ftana�.ing Commission Gitv uf ri�enciota Heights t101 Victaria Curve l�.endota Heights, I�iI�I 55118 TO THE PLAhi1�I1�tG C4MMISSIUl�I: We will be out of tawn and cannot attend the � on Februar� 23 with regard to Jerry Mazzara's app for a three lot subdfvision. However, we wish ta restate in writing, our posi that the property not be divided into more than twc homesites. 'We believe the fragile wetlands, precious �wildlife habitat, and the character of the properties area would be severely compromised with the buildi� three homes, tog,ether with their septic system land tn addition, it fs our o�s�rvation that entry onto Wentworth Avenue is already very dan�erous and t] ca�n suppart �rer� little additional traffic. W e wouYd be supportive of a division of the pro� �.nto twa hc�mesit�s. Sincerely, . i Thomas H. Garrett' � � �� , � � , r ` Lfrida H. Garrett :ation on 1 this � of �sage. it it C ity o� ...� . 1Viendota Heights February 18, 1993 Mr. Gerald Mazzara 4801 West 81st Street, Suite 101 Minneapolis, NIlJ 55437 Dear Mr. Ma.zzara: Your application for a Subdivision will be considered by the Planning Commission at their next regularly scheduled .meeting, whiCh will be held on Tuesday. February 23, 1993. The�Planning Commi.ssion meeting starts at 7s�30 o'clock P.M., here at�the City Hall in the Council Chambers. You, or a representati.ve should plan on attending the meeting, in order that your application will receive Commission consideration. If you�have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely; l�-e.`-�^r �� Revin Batchelder Administrative Assistant � Enclosures 1101 Vietoria Curve -1Viendota Heights,lVilY • 55118 452 • 1850 J ♦ � J�•, w NOTICE OF BEARING January 27, 1993 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOT=CE is hereby given that the Planning Commission o Mendota Heights will meet at 8:Q0� o'clock P.�M., or as soon as ossible thereafter, on Tuesday, February 23, 1993, in the City�Ha11 Council Chambers, 1101 Vic�oria Curve, Mendota Heights,' Minne ota; ta consider an application from Mr. Jerry Mazzara for a t ree lo� subdiv.ision on the follow3.ng described property: .' � ' NW 1/4 of NE 1/4 0£ SE 1/4, Section 24, Township 28, More particularly, this property is located south of Ave�ue approximately 840 feet west of'Delaware Avenue. This na�ice is pursuant to City of Mendota Heights �SL Ordinance Na. 301. Such persons as desire to be h� reference �a the proposed Subdivision �will be heard meeting. . . Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk Awciliary aids for disabled persons are available upoa at least 124 hours ia advanee. =f a aatice af less t hours is reoeived, the City of Meadota 8eights wi11 ma'h attemp� to provide the sids, however, this may not be p on short aotice. Please coatact City Acim,inistra�ion 185Q with requests. 3 � , � 23 tworth ivision �d with t thi.s equest aa 120 � every ssible t 452- ♦ ,`_ w �� '.a . � 1t3T O� ,,i1 , 1��i�ndata Height� February 26� 1993 Mr. Geral.d Ma.zzara 4801 West 81st S�reet, Suite 10I Minneapolis, NIl�T 55437 Dear Mr. Ma.zzara: Your application far a Subdivision will be considered by the City Cou�cil at their n�t regularly scheduied meeting, which w31.1 be held on Tuasday, Ma.reh 2, 1�93. The Cauncil meeting starts at 7:30 o'clock P.M. here at City Hall in the Council Chambers. You, or a repre�entative should plan on attending the meeting in order that your applzcation wiSl receive Council cansideration . The Planaiag _ Commi�sion vated 7- Q to reeouunend tha.t City Cauaei.l approve the Soraerset Place Preliminary P1at and thirty� foot {30'} front-�ard .�setback variaace fo= Lo.t 1, subject to tiie ,.fol�lowiag conditions {please see attached memorandum}. If you have any questions, please feei free ta cantact me. Sincerely, . �� _�c��-�'��.�� I �..�:� Kevin Batchelder Administrative �ssistant 1\SJB i i1JL:l .�' . ,# „ �,. i� � �.. Enclosures � � 1101 Vietoria Curve � 1Viexidota Heights, 1V�.N • 55118 452 • 1850 � � � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO February 24, 1993 T0: Mayor, City Council and City Administrator FROM: James E. Danielson, Public Works Dir��\_.J �.� SUBJECT: CASE N0. 93-03: Cellular One - Conditional Use Permit for Amended PUD - Riverwood °lace DISCIISSION Messrs . Bill Strub, land owner; Warren Dunlap, Cell� and Peter Beck, attorney representing Cellular One, appeare a hearing at the February Planning Commission meeting to re amendment to the Riverwood Place PUD. The proposal is to a construction of a seventy-five foot (75' ) high mono pole and a small equipment building on one of the interior ] previously approved .for an office building (see , application materials). There was no audience present meeting. The Planning Commission's main concern for the centered around providing for the possibility of a future 1 and for eliminating the need for a variance. Cellular On� to provide an easement as needed for extending a loop road their lot. The Planning Commission felt that the anteni should be approved as an�essential services structure, (� allowed as a Conditional Use under the B-1 Zoning District) of granting a height variance. • RECOMMENDATION The Planning Commission voted unanimously to r approval of an Amendment to the Conditional Use Permit of R Place PUD allowing the`"construction of a seventy-five fo� mono pole �antenna and equipment building according to tl submitted and dated January 29, 1993 and the grantir Conditional Use Permit allowing a seventy-five foot (75' ) m antenna as an essential services structure all conditioned following: � lar One t before �uest an low the antenna JD lots ttached at the project �op road agreed through a �tower hich � is in lieu commend verwood t (75') e plans 3 of a >no pole ipon the 1. That an access or driveway easement' be granted to the Cellular One site from the Riverwood Place Phase I PUD , site over the currently paved driveway extending from Trunk Highway 13 to the Cellular One site and through the Cellular One site to accommodate any future needs for Lot 2. 2. That an appropriate turnaround be provided on the Cellular One site for public safety needs. 3. That landscaping be completed according to the landscaping plan submitted and dated February 23, 1993. 4. That the following City Planner recommendations be complied with: a. All activities which create electrical emissions shall comply with the minimum requirements of the Federal Communications Commission. b. Confirm in writing that the facility does not conflict with the operation of CDI. c. The facility should only be used for the transmission of cellular phone conversations. Additional antenna requests would have to go through an amendment of the Conditional Use Permit. d. Street lighting to be installed to provide safe ingress and egress on the private road. . 5. That the tower height be limited to seventy-five feet � 75' ) . NOTE: Cellular One has submitted the attached letter responding to the above listed five conditions. ACTION REQUIRED Discuss the request with the applicant and then if Council desires to implement the Planning Commission's recommendation, pass a motion adopting Resolution No. 93-. RESOLUTION AMENDING THE RiVERW00D PLAN PUD AND APPROVING A�CUP ALLOWING A SEVENTY-FIVE FOOT (75') HIGH ANTENNA TOWER AS AN ESSENTIAL SERVICES STRUCTURE. JED:kkb � n ; ►., CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAROTA COIIN7.'ir, MINNESOTA RESOLUTIOI�Y NO o 9 3- RESOLIITION AMENDING THE RIVERWOOD PLACE PIID AND APPROVIN A CIIP AI,L04�ING A SEVENTY-FIVE FOOT (75' ) HIGH ANTENNA TOL�ER S AN ESSENTIAL SERVICES 5TRIICTITRE WHEREAS, Cellular One has made application to am nd the Riverwood Place PUD to allow construction of a seventy-f've foot (75') high antenna and equipment room on Lot 1, Block 1, R�verwood Place in lieu of an office building; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission reviewed the propo!al and conducted the appropriate public hearing at their February 3, 1993 meeting and recommended approval of the amendment; and WHEREAS, the Mendota Heights City Counc�� revi proposal at its March 2, 1993 regular meeting. ' NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Ci Couneil of of Mendota Heights that the Riverwood Place UD be amended the construction of a-se��-��' mc antenna and telecommunications facility. according to tt submitted and dated January 29, 1993 and approve a Conditi Permit allowing t�e—se� °"`antenr. ess�ential service 1 ' _ to e--� conditions : ��. a �_ �,,,�� _ _ _ .� D_ � s 1. That a�i access or driveway easement be granted Cellular One site from the Riverwood Place Phas site over the currently paved driveway extendi Trunk Highway 13 to the Cellular One site and thr< Cellular One site to accommodate an� future needs 2. 2. That an appropriate turnaround be provided Cellular One site for public safety needs. 3. That landscaping be 'completed according � landscaping plan subm�.t�e� �nd dat F�ruary 2� �� o�� 4. That all activit�es whic create electrical en shall comply witYi�• the minimum re �� ments of the Communications Commission. a,a >g"'�h \-¢c� U� v .7�^�� r�o � , 5. Confirmation in writing that the ility conflict with the operation of CDIe l cl✓� Yv� he City o allow �o pole : plans nal Use � as an Llowing to the � I PUD zg f rom �ugh the for Lot on the :o the , 1993. issions Federal � �es not 6. That the facility only be used for the transmission of cellular phone conversations. ' Additional antenna _� requests would have to go through an amendment of the � Conditional Use Pe t. 7. Street li htin to�'be installed t rovi f i g g o ��sa e ngress and egress on the private road. 8. That the tower height be limited to seventy-five (75') in height. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 2nd day of March, 1993. ATTEST: Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Charles E. Mertensotto Mayor � m 1� � February 24, 1993 C EL Ciry of Mendota Heights 1101 Victoria Curve Mendota Heights, MN. 55118 Attn: Mr.James E. Danielson Re: Response to Planning Comr recommendation (Case No. Dear Jim: On February 23, 1993, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended. appro Cellular One's Amendment to the Conditional Use Permit of Riverwood Place PUD. Thereby allowing a seventy-five foot (75') monopole antenna to be constructed for a essenrial service structure with certain conditions. The following is a response to thc conditions which the Planning Commission approved the Amendment to the Conditi� Use Permit. The numbered items are the same as those appearing on the February 2 1993, Memo which you directed to the Mayor, City Council and City Administrator. 1. Please find attached a legal description for an easement which grants Cellular One access over the paved driveway of Riverwood. Place Phase I Pl from Trunk Highway 13. Also attached. is a legal description for a future dr across Cellulaz One's site. Please see the enclosed drawing which sets out t easements. 2. The Fire Marshall has been contacted, and we are ad.vised. that the turn around plan is sufficient. 3. Cellular One agrees to the landscape plan submitted and dated 1993. 4. a. Cellular One has been in compliance with the Federal Communication Commission's requirements and with other federal ielative to electrical emissions. In addition, Cellular One plans to co� future changes to any federal requirements. 2515 24ch Avenue South aeapolis, MN 55406-1218 Tel: 612-721-16G0 Fax:612-721-4770 ILARONE° IMAGINE NO LlMITS' 's of 23, itl� •any b. Please find attached letters from CDI, along with a letter from Cellular One stating that there in no interference to either parties operations. c. Any antenna that will be put on the structure will be for the cellular telephone reception and transmissions. Cellulaz One agrees that an additional type of antenna not related to the reception or transmission of cel calls will require an amendment of the Conditional Use Pernu� of d. Tfie existing street lighting combined with the security light attached to the building is adequate to provide safe ingress and egress. 5. The agreed upon pole height will not exceed a height_of seventy-five feet �75�)- ff there are any comments regazding the above, please contact me immediately. encl. attachments K' Sincerely, : / `�'--.�-�-� Wanen Dunlap Februazy 25, 1993 City of Mendota. Heights 1101 Victoria Cu�ve Mendota. Heights, NiN. 55118 Attn: Mr. James E. Danielson Dear Mr. Danielson: CEL As requested by the Planning Commission during the Flanning Conunission Meeti Februazy 23, 1993, the following statement is hereby submitted as our resolve not conflict with the operations at CDI: 2515 24th Avenue South �eapolis, MN 55406-111$ Tcl: 622-'i21-ib60 Fax:612-721-47�0 ICARt�NE° IMAGXNE NO LIMI?S' !:�� Cellular One agrees to install, maintain and operate its equipment in accordan e with all technical and other requirements of its Feder�.l Communication Cammission jFC } authorization, and in accardance with all applicable FCC regulations and the Communications Act of 1�3A�, as amended. Cellular 4ne agrees to prompdy correct y malfunction in its equipment which may occur during the operations of its cell site at e Riverwood Place PUD. CDI operates their MRI at 63MHz while the signals cellular operates on are between 824 to 894 MHz. Therefore, there should not be any interf rence between our opera.tians and those of CDI. Sincerely, Cellular One �� Max Thompson G�� System Develapment Manager �. GRAHAM & ASSOCIATES, INC. professional surveyors 2619 Coon Rapids Boulevard, Suite 103, Coon Rapids, Minnesota, 55433 612-755-0100 LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOR: FUTURE DRIVEWAY EASEMENT ACROSS CELLULAR ONE'S SITE An easement for driveway purposes over and across the West 25.94 feet of the East 50.97 feet of Lot 1, as measured at right angles to the East line of said Lot 1, Block 1, _ RIVERWOOD PLACE 2ND ADDTTION, Dakota County, Minnesota. Subject to easements of record. R' � y 0 PLANNING REPORT DATE: CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PREPARED BY: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: Background i�rnitr:�i.. •Fn CONSULTWG PLANNL•RS LANDSCAPE ARCHITL•CTS 300 F[RS`f AVL-NUE I�ORTH SUITE 210 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 5.5-101 612•339•3300 23 February 1993 93-03 Cellulaz One 880 Sibley Memorial Higr Conditional Use Pe � it fo. PUD/Variance for Height � Pole � John Uban � Cell One is proposing to erect a cellular telephone transmission facility on a site in the�R Business Park located along Highway 13. As explained in the information furnished by 1 this site is needed to provide adequate service to their customers. As the cellulaz phone i matured, there is a need throughout the Metropolitan Area for cellular phone transmissio� Cellular One has submitted detailed information about the health and safety effects of the facility which is shown to be well within the federal and state standards regarding electro energy. The antenna pole has documentation to show its safe design. The proposed locati to a NSP power easement and their tank farm. To the east and southeast of the site, beyo; facilities, lie the single family neighborhoods of Cherry Hills and Park Place. Also, east � the Ecolab Corporate Faciliry. I Amended f Antenna 3 Place One, has sites. . is adjacent the NSP the site is The site is in an existing Planned Unit Development which presently houses the Riverplac Office Building and CDI Medical Facility: � CDI does mediCal imaging and creates a magnetic fie d which has protective fencing azound the site. �The proposed cellulaz phone facility is located beyond e influence of the magnetic field. i The cellular phone transmission site consists primarily of a 75 foot tall mono pole with a antennas located on top. A 12 foot by 28 foot brick building, designed to match existing the PUD, houses the computer and radio transmission equipment. The pole is located tow of the lot with a minimum 75 foot setback to the property lines. ; I� i of ctures in the center fM1 Cellular One,Case 93-03 23 February 1993 Page 2 Since the proposed site is within a PUD, the site plan and structures and uses must adhere to the PUD, and the PUD needs to be amended to accommodate the cellular transmission operation. Additionally, the variance for the height of the antenna pole needs to be reviewed. PUD Amendment & CUP The existing PUD has two buildings that front onto Highway 13. The remaining two lots in the PUD do not have direct access or visibility to Highway 13 and have remained undeveloped. The PUD calls for a private loop road connection through all four lots with access to parking. Also, the sidewalk system within the PUD is designed to connect all of the sites together. The greatest affect this facility might have would be on the adjacent building tenants within the PUD. Landscaping and architectural PUD compliance has been included in the proposed Cellular One faciliry. The building architecture is designed to match existing buildings with a brick facade and a roof system with sloping soffit to match the existing structures. The site is screened to the east by a row of existing trees, and additional landscaping is proposed on the west side of the structure providing scr.eening to the existing buildings. Although the adjacent vacant lot has no specific proposed plans, the landscaping of the antenna pole and building should be included ta minimize views from the soutti. The applicant has included photographs showing the position of the pole as it relates to views from Highway 13 and from residential azeas to the east. The residential azeas have to look through woods, several power lines, and, in some cases, the NSP tank farm before there would be a view of the proposed antenna. � The PUD also requires a connecting road system and sidewalk system. The site plan as proposed does not accommodate this and should be revised to accommodate the loop road, parking, and sidewalk system through the site. This would necessitate moving the building and the pole slightly to the west. Without the continuation of the road system, circulation will be poor for the interior sites. �he proposed use would not interfere with the other uses within the PUD. The site is zoned B-1 which allows radio and television towers as a conditional use. A technical point needs to be confirmed by Cellular One that their facility and CDI's faciliry in fact do• not create an interference problem. An additiona130 foot setback from the Cell One's site between CDI has been noted in their plans and should be sufficient to minimize interference. Several of the enclosed drawings show the antenna and building in a different position on the proposed site. The review of their development has been based on the premise that the large-scale blueprint drawings that included landscaping were the cunent and more accurate plans. Cell One should confirm the exact plan they are wishing to have considered for approval. Height Variance � 3 . F. i The prop'erty has underlying zoning of B-1 in which radio and television towers are allowed through the conditional use permitting process. These towers would normally need to be substantially taller than the normal height allowed in the ordinance. The ordinance allows the height for a structure to be 35 feet plus 50 percent for various utilities and add-ons. The total 52 and one-half of allowed height is not sufficient for the operation of a cellular phone transmission faciliry. The structure needs a general line-of .-sight to the receiver of the radio signals necessitating a height tall enough to generally clear trees and the vazied terrain in the azea. For the proposed service azea of the facility, a height less than 75 feet would be a hardship restricting the ability to serve the public. ti . 0 Cellular One,Case 93-03 23 February 1993 Pa e 3 ' The photos enclosed show the views from the existing residential properties would not be mpeded by the installation of the 75 foot antenna. . ' � Action Signatures of the adjacent landowners were not submitted and a public hearing needs to be Review the conditional use permit and amended PUD with height variance request and ma recommendation to City Council. Conditions which may be considered are as follows. 1. All activities which create electrical emissions shall comply with the minimum of the Federal Communications Commission. 2. Complete the connecting road system through the property to comply with the ] • ; 3. Complete the sidewalk system through the property to comply with the PUD pl 4. Add additional landscape screening to buffer the adjacent vacant lot within the : � 5. 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()ne� ■r�t■ ■ . s it ��l��i TheMobile Telephone Cornpany City of Mendota Heights i IOi Victtaria Curve Mendota Hezghts, MN. 55 3. I 8 Atm: Messrs Danieison and LTban Dear Messrs Danie�son and Uban: 2515 24th Avenue, January 18, 1993 Re: Application for CUP for PUD Amendment and vaziance Cellular One's license fram the Federal Communication Commission to•operate a c telephone system in the Twin Cities Tvletropolitan Area rec}uixes that the area ba ade serviced To�provide adequate cellular telephane service thraughout the metrapoli� requires dozens o� transmission and receiving (cell site) locations. In order to mee FCC requirements, and ta provide the best telephone ser.vice far customers living, and tra.veling an Mendota Heights and ta the City of St� Paul, it is essentiai that a.c� locatsd near tlze intersections of hi,gi�way 13 and Intersta.te 35 E. We have been e�cpeneneing a cagacity problem with the dawnuawn St Paul cell site. Ta cornect � problem, it is necessary for Cellular One ta construct an additional cell in the azea c Lillydale which can provide a strong signal level to the immediate aiea, wh%le off 1� some of the calls on the downtawn SL Paul sitE: • Onr�Engineering department has identified the am.,a. near the community af Lillydale intersections of highway 1.3 and Interstate 35E, as a lacatiamfor a cell site vvhich v� provide the ne�essary cavera.ge to the immediat�e area while not interfering with an� existing cells which aze adjacent ta this proposed new cell sit+� location. A cell site of an equipment building 12' x.28' x 10', made of prefabricated-concrete. In addi self supporting steel pale, 75 feet in height will be neee�ssary to suppart the antenr. Please find enclosed the necessary material for a Condi.tional;Use Perinit wlu� PUD and a Variance of 2�.5 feet far the 75 foot seif supporting steel antenna One is herehy proposing ta Iacate a cellular telephone t�ransmitting and receivi ran Planned Unit De�elopment� Cellular One wauld eonstnzct the equipment bcu brick and mof would blend in witli the e�ci..sting baildings. We would also be landscape aur building wi.th some shrubs and trees. Please find enclosed the follawing material: a.} Celluiar One check in the amount of $350.00 b.} Site PIan (10 copiesj c,} Conditianal Use Pezmit Application � MN 55406 (612) n� area. the site be the the the � on this � the : to � , �. d.} Lar�dscape Plan {1Q copies} e.) Color copies of health slides (10 capies) ' f.) Health and Safety Perspective {1Q copies} g,) Brochure {lQ copies) h.) Color copies of photographs showing proposed cell site frarn twa views (10 capies} i.) Radius Repart form Abstractcar J-} L,etter from pole manufacturer If yan need additional. material, information ar have questions, piease call me at 721-1664. Very mzly, Cellular One • . �, ��-•_.-�-�� Wacren Dunlap PropertylSite Acquisition Mgr. a ENC . , . �,. . ,. ,�. �� +� . Vatmont tndustries, lnc. �ai�ey. Nebraska 68064 k112-35S-22tTf m CELLULAR ONE MSNNESOTA 2515 24TH AVENUE, SOUTH MINNEAPt3LIS � MINNE5f3TA 55406 ATTENTION: SUBJECT: MR. WARREN DIINLAP DESIGN CRITER,IA j DESIGN PR(?CESS AND FAILURE MODES FOR VALMONT POLES Dear i�tr. Dunlap; . _ In a recent conversation yau asked if I couid describe i, writing, some •of ;the steps that Valmont� takes t�r -desigrr detail•a pole, �ome of the characteristics of the design criteria, and a description af a failure. 1 will try to concise, starting with�the�design criteria, . ' The poles Valmont suppl.ies are designed in accordance wit E.I.A.j T.I.A. •Standard 222 Revision E entitled " Struct�u� -�, . Standards far Steel An'tenna Tawers and Antenna. Supparting� Structures." This standard has dealt with the.�desigr� of ' .•type structures for a number of years. Revision E is the version that goes into e�tensive detai�. about the design type structures.� The provisions of the standard have�as basis, provisians of other nationalZy known specificatio standards tha�.have a long history of reliability. .This : shauld be �.mportant to you because ma.Ilians of sites thro the Un�ted States have structur•es•designed�with cancepts out in publicatians like "The Design o� Stee2.Transmissio Struatures" {published by A.S.C.E.� and "Standard Specifi for�Structural Supports for Highway Signsj Luminaires and Signals" (publi�shed by A.A,S.H.T.O.�. Many concepts..list • these publications are included in the E.I.A. Standard. The E.S.A. Standard dictates.a basic desi.gn wind speed w statis�ical].y; for•a �ocal region, has been determi�.ed •that �ind which has an average reoacurrence of 50 years. .•a rathex rare event. The•loads generated by this wind,' weight of the members and any ice that�may be considered t�o size members of the pole. There is at least a 25� fa safety required under these conditions. 'This assumes th wind is blowing in the worst possible direction. Some d are worst than others, depending on the equipinent�attach pale and the arrangement. I�hope this gives you same fe how rare an event would be to cause a pa3.e to become ove to the point of failure. the azta.ce f irst and pelled Pole ations Traf f ic d in � o be Th�.s is �e used �r of the ctions to the f ar ,re�ssed t Describing what happens when we design a pole, the first step is to gather the customer requirements.. This'�determines the capacity of the structure that will be required. The customer has certain criteria in mind. This criteria would indicate the height of the pole, and the loading (the number and type of antennas, the mounting elevations, and the wind speed and ice loading). Valmont recognizes that some of our customers may not be aware of the latest code requirements or have good judgement about what is a safe loading criteria. To make sure Valmont produces responsible designs, we have established our own minimum design criteria. Basically, Valmont will make sure that the � more stringent of these two criteria is met. The Valmont criteria is based on the E.I.A. Standard. This publi:cation is recognized in the industry as the most appropriate standard for this application. Let us assume that a quotation has become an order.• There is a great•deal of design work done for a quotation and this'work is• checked after an order is awarde�d to Valmont. The engineer compl:etes the design work and su�inits his work to be detailed. If the work is unusual or especially complex I will check the design to insure the design is�appropriate. Drafters upon completion of the detailing, check their work and pass it back to the engineer who checks the drawings to insure�they represent his design. � A large portion of the�design'and drafting is done wiih computer programs. These programs not only speed up the•process, but make these tasks more reliable and accurate. Using a computer program makes the checking process simple. Checking is a matter of. veri�fying the input and looking at the results� .to see if� they are reasonable and what was expected. � In the vast majority of cases our customer r�equests that the drawings be submitted to a licensed professional engineer (licensed in the state where the structiz�e is to be instal:led) for his approval. This individual is very often not the original design engineer. The professional engineer must review the calculations (or make ca�lculations of his own) and•the drawings to insure the structure is appropriat�e. As you can see, th�ere are many checks in this system. One aspect.of the Valmont�design process that might easi•ly be overlooked is that'�our major des�gn programs have been verified by numerous full scale structure tests.• We know that the results o€ our programs can be used to reliably predict stress levels in poles, baseplates, flang�s and other components because of this testing. Valmont has either written the programs internally or owns the source code to all our design programs. This allows us to study the limitations of the program logic, make clianges (because.of code changes etc.) or improve our programs to �.nclude new or improved methods and test results. The last area you wanted to address concerned what would happen if a pole failed. Our testing has indicated that the most likely failure mode is a"local buck].ing" of the pole shaft, relatively sma1.Z portion of the wall that distorts and the steei after the shaft has been overloaded. This so failure does nat cause a free fal.ling pole. Only a par the cross section has lost its aba.li.ty ta carry ].oad. buckle, enaugh of the capacity of the pole is available the en�.ire vertica2 {weight} load an the pole and perha the original load. The po].e itself distorts and reliev load and/or redistributes the stress �o the remaining u partion of the pole. After a buckle, the pole will not and this condition may be somewhat dramata.c. The buckl would have to ba.replacect, but it woul.d not be surprisi: tha� the damage to the pole was limited to that singl� ; the pol.e. xis is a � kinks n �of on of Eter the o carry 50� o� the In general,, pole design and testing has�provided.the publ a very reliable produc�. Poies have gone �hrough extensiv scale testing, while many ather types. of structures have` Most bridges�and buildings•have not gone through the type testing tha� we have done'for. poles. The public, I think been we21 served: Va3.mont structures have performed well Hurricanes Huga and Andrew, the World�Series.Earthquake a. natural disasters. I was recently asked to look at a po the Chicaga region that survived a near•miss from a tarna� antennas (rated at 125 mph winds by the manufacturer) wer� off the structure but �he pole remained erect and undamag� though the pole was not rated as high as the antennas it � I hope t�his has hel.ped « If any questions � arise p].ease f to call me at: i-soo-v�aNT �sa�-6��s�. . Sincerely, � ��,� . �„''/ Anthony . Hansen PE Senior Product Engineer Communicatian 5tructure Valmon� Industries Inc. � �,. „ �' Engineering pl.umb section to find tion af with fuI I of has in d ather e in o . .The blown d even arried. free � Applicant Nau�e: � i�y o� 1��,endata Heigfits APPLICA'�ION FOR C4NSIDERATION �F PLANNING REQUEST {Last} Ivl�t-l' �n C'.� �.�'?� Case No. � �✓ Date of Ap�licafion 93 Fee Paid _.,.,�.`�7� , ��. �C��„ " � 0 {F'jrst} {M� Address: �S � �'� :2�('f`i^ J�-U �2 �,.o � �Al s � #.9 �_�'� �v � (Numbear & Street) . . (C�ty) � {state) � (ZiF) �- ,� � 4amer Name: � � l. t.�`C� �-1�� 50 �.. , � . . . . . — tLast) � (F'ust) . (MI} . Address: ._ __ L�?� � t J ��Q�� 1 I E I�.YLLQi/2.1 �,rc.Q,�'� W1%t-/�. ir t��fk U�li i`i� . i`t/� �� t�� (Number & Street) . (City) ' -S (State) CLiP) Street Location of Property in. Question: �,��'�e.rsQ �--�ov� o� t-tu�v � 3'�- 35E _ • 7_." Legal Description of Property: � � fiype o£Request: Re�zariing Conditional Use Peimit �,._ Canditional Use Pemzit for F.0 D:'1�� Plan Agproval . Comgrehensive Plan Amendment ..� Variance Subdivision Appraval � Weitands Permit " Qther (attach ezplanation) Applicable City Onlinance Number Section Presen� Zaac�iag of Pmpert� Present Use • Pmgosecl fLoning vf Property ,, ""`' Proposed Use` • I hereby dedarc that ali statements made� uz tbis reguest o the ditiQnal material are tr�e ' �..�,..-y� (Signature of Agplicaat) �r,..�la `��. �� _ �.,.� ��.� ��l �'��. vea b � Titl � (Recei Y - e) • 1101 Victoria Curve • 1Viendota Heights, ,Ni.N • 55118 452 • 1850 February 18, 1993 Mr. Warren Dunl.ap Cellular 4ne 2515 2�4th Avenue ' Minneapolis, MN 55406 Dear� Mr. Dunlap: i City o�r ,��e�►dota H iglits Your application for a Conditi+�aai IIse Permit for aa a a Plan�aed IIait Develgpment and Var3anee � will �ae consic Plariaix�g Commi:ssion at their next regularly' sehedul whicli will be �ield on Tuesday, Februsry 23. 1993. 9 Coimtu.ssian meeting starts at 7's 38 0:' icl:ock P.M. ,��here � Hall �in �•the Council Chambers .�You,�• or a representati:ve on attending the meeting,� in order that your appli receive Cou�mission consideratican. If'you have any questions, please fee3 free to contact SincereZy, . • ��'�» ��,��KJJ1r-- Kevin;Batchelder A `dmin�ist,rative Assi'stant RLBikkb Fnclosures � �. m �ed by ��the ., meeting, Planning-. the Cit�r � �ould plan �ion will 0 e 1141 Victoria Curve • 1Viendota Heights,lV�:N • 55118 4�i2• 185U I � CITY OF MENI)OTA BEIGSTS N4TICE OF HEARING January 27, 1993 TO WSOM IT MAY CONCERN: NCITICE is hereby given that the Planning Commissian o� Mendota Heights will meet at 7:45 o'clock P.M., or as soon as possible thereafter, on Tuesday, February 23, 1993, in �he City Hall Council Chambersj 1101' Victoria Gurve, Mendot� Heights, Minnesota, to consider�an application from Mr. Warren Dunlap, of Cellizlar One, for a� Conditianal � Use' Permit for an ainendment ta a Planned IInit Developmen� and Variance �o allaw the canstnzetion o�'�.a�cell site consis�ing of an equipment building arid.self supporting steel pol'e antenna on the follc�wa.ng described property: � Lot 1, bl.ock l, Riverwood Place 2nd Addition More par�icul.arly, this intersections of Highway 13 and :This�notice=is pursuant to No. 401�. Such persons as i3esire proposed Canditional Use Permit property is located near the Interstate I-35E.� �� City of Mendo�a �eights 4rdinance �to�be.heard with reference to the will be heard at this�meeting.- Ka.thleen M. Swanson Ci�.y �C2erk Awciliary aids� for disabled persons are available upon request at least 120 hours in, advanee. If a aot3.ee of less than Z24 haurs 3.s rece3.ved, the C�.�y of Meadota 8eights will make every attempt to provide the aids, however, this �may aot be gossible on shart notice. Please con�act City Admiaistration at �52- 1$50 w3.th requests. ' . � •• ��. fl J! s � • � February 26, 1993 Mr. Warren Dunl.ap Cellular One 2515 24th Avenue • Minneapoli�, NIl�T 55406 Dear Mr.• Dunlap: �1 ��C? 11C�O�a. Ht'.l Your application for a Conditiaaa2 IIse Permit far an � t �o - a� Plaaned Unit Dev�elopment wil1. be coi2sidereci by the City Counc�.I. at their ne�ct regularly scheduied meeting, �rhich will Tuesdav, Maxeh 2, 1993. The Counc�.Z meeting starts at ,' P.M. here at City Hall in �he Council Chambers. held ori o'clock l or a representative should plan on attending the meeting in o der that your applicatian will receive Council consideration . The Planaing • Commission voted �- 0 �o recomnaead tha�t City Couacil ap rove a�n ameiidment to the CUP of �R3.verwood .Pl.ace PIID ` allo � iag the C4IIStrLiC��OT2 of a seveaty-five foot {75l � mono� pale aa equipment bui3ding aceording ta the glans submitted < Jaauary 29, 1993.and the gran.tiag of a CIIP'aZlowiag a�sev foo� (75' ) mono pole aatenaa as an esseatial services stri; conditioaed upan (please eee a�tached memoraadum). If you have any questions., pleasetteel free to contact ; - . {� , �... , . - . : ' ' . � S in�cerely, � � ��'��:�X`��3.�-�tCa�;,� . Kevin Batchelder Adminis�rative Assistant RLB:kkb Enc2osures @IIi2S ASIt� id dated aty- f ive :ture a�.l . 1101 Vietoria Curve •�Viendota Heights, 1ViN • 5511$ 4 2-185U i�f . _.:;;.. 6 GRANT OF ROADWAY EASEMENT KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that the unders tians and individuals, collectively the owners and owners o� all of the una.ts o� Condomina.um No. 65, Ri Business Condominium, and Ra.verwood Pl.ace Business Co Ciwners Assoca.ation, do hereby gran� and convey to Wil ,Strub, Jr. a perpetual non-exclusive easement for dri poses over and upon the strip of land withi.n Riverwoo Busir�ess Condami.nium in Dakata County, Minnesota, whi ticularly described an Exhibit A attach�d hereto. This easement is far the use and benefi-C of the time to time of Lot 1, Block 1, Riverwood Place 2nd A Dakota County, Minnesota, and for the use raf the imcri guests of such awner, but may not be used Eor access additional lands; the easement i.s deemed to be an said Lat l; the easement may be canveyad from time ta conveyances of said Lot I, but nat separatel.y. It is further provided that prior to January I., 20 long as the easement is used on1.y for the purpose ot con� truct �and service the Antenna� Facil3.ty to be cans � said Lot 1, the owner of Lo� 1 shall not be obligated costs of maintenance of the easement area, and after such awner shali pay 2fl$ of a31 costs and mainteriance. � i� at an.y time said Lot 1 is used for a purpose whi.ch x a carpora- ses af wood Place ominium am F. way pur-- Place is par- er :Erom iti.on in es and other or tenance to ime with 3 and so :ess to xcted on a pay any �t date Hawever, - • • --.------_.__.__._.__��___ � materially greater usage of tne easement than would be required ._ to service the Antenna Facili.ty, then during ail such time the owner of said Lot 1 shall pay a co�ensurable share of the main- tenance cost. Payment by the owner o� maintenance costs shall be made when and as the costs are incurred. Maintenanc� costs �hall include geaneral mai.ntenance and repai.rs and snow removal costs. IN TESTIMaNY WHEREOF, the said owners of the units of Riverwood PZace Business Cando�ninium, and said Assaca.atian, have executed this Agreement as of the 22nd day af February, 1993. Riverwood Place Business Condamini.um awners Association Hy /�4`Z�%�.' � � ��GC � RQBERT D. McNAMARA . 1ts Prasa.dent STATE QF MINNESOTA ) )SS, COUNTY OF DAKOTA ) The foregoi.ng a.nstrument was acknowledged before me by Rabert D. McNamara, the Presi.dent of Riverwood Placs Business Condo- minium Qwners Associatian, by nd an beha f of the Associaticrn. . .�� r�.... � '� ' •JOAN M BARCKi�!�J�� ' � Pub �'.�: ~t ttat'a�Y Pua��c-a�.:.c;�:;�:, f A �:4p��,� DAKt}TA C4lr^i7Y � My Comm. E�es 04t. i5. IY9G � r � ��. n UNIT NUMBER OF RIVERWC?OD PLACE BUSINESS CQNDpMINIUM Unit Nos . 1(71 and 1Q5A Unit No . 1Ci2 Unit No, 1Q6 Unit Nos. 1Q9 and 113 , � Unit No. 110 Heal.th Special Risk By r��?�, .�.�'�`----, `.' Phill�,p K. Munson Its President ----�•.;��'��Y � � Stanley R, Trolli � �,�.----- � � -_"----._.._._ , �;. � : J, �7 C- 8rown �7ernon :��- P. �oinvery �� - , .therin�. onve rY ,�zr�°�i�G��,�,�i�G� bert D. McNamara � YYId�. � � �,,. . ie . McNamara � E. S Tnc, � Unit No. 114 STATE OF MINNESOTA) } ss COUNTY OF DAKOTA ) Willis D_ Smith r Dori�Smith , �. _ _� . j, i ..� � Wi.11ia�t F. trub, J Je n ette V. Strub The �oregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this «'�a�=`� day af February, 1993 by Phi.11ip K. Mun.son, President a� HealtYi Special risk, Inc. on behalf of sa'd corporatian. � lOAtt M. �A42Cttt?4F� • �. ��`, liOTARY PUBUC--MINNfAi;: ?'i�1� DAKOTA COUNTY hty tamn, Eupires Oct. 25, i 945 • • � .1 � : . ,....� 'y /, STATE OF MINNESCITA ) ) 5s couNTY oF D�coTA � The faregoing instrument was ackriowledged befare me thi.s �`! � day af February, I993 by Sta R. Troll' , an unmarried man. • � ,,,, „- • � � 10"�P! t:4. :,�,:.�I.HOFf '"�. :i:? �OTI.::i !'::�s:;:.....tINNE`X11h :��.� DAKOiA CGUNTY My ��. Expires Oct. 2S. 1496 r r STATE OF MINNESOTA,} , = .� � � S ` GCiUNTY OF DAKOTA } The foregoing instrument day o� February, 1993 by Gary and wi.fe. /h . �f tary � was acknowl.edged before me thi.s �� C, Brawn and Nancy Vernon, husband � �pqN M, SARCi:i�?aF� � .y.'�`'� NOTARY PUBUC—it.!Pst�l�XSiA :ip}�;r pAKpTA COU:37Y _ " My Cortrn. Ezp;res Qu. 2S. 3996 s r 4 s STATE OF MINNESC?TA ) ) ss CUUNTY OF DAKOTA } The foregoing instrument was acknowledged be�ore day of February, 1993 b Neil P. Canve d Ca '�� ri Canvery, husband and wife. j�� j�/% this Z2```� E. — ---w�..,.,,,",�� f ,�'t..• :t :.. STATE OF MINNESOTA ) y3,, �•. .�. iCr�I'{•,t�Fj� ��YE Y � SSr R : �; ;j NJ7iRYFtt6ltC�MlPlNESOTq � COUNTY OF DAKOTA ) �` `"" � °> °�K�rA cour�tY ? ti*%' �+Y corr,mpssion ,yx � «�.w,.,.�,�„�,�,� piras d•20•9q The faregaing instrument was acknowledged befo tne this �2a'''"'�� day of February, 1993 by Robert D. McNamara and Jayma.e . McNamaaca, husband and wife. _ . �, JQAN M. BARCKt?4Fr � +''+ • � i �,�, NOTARY PUBUC—FrINNf:0T1 ��.� DAKOTA COt1NTY " r�y c«rur�. �p;.e: o��. ls. �r�s ti STATE QF MINNESt?TA ) } ss COUNTY OF LIAKOTA ) The foregoa.ng instrument was acknowledged before me day of February, 1993 by Steven E. Conrad and Judy Conr� wife. . ' . .,..rfti. f;W;w JQAN M. BAP,��::.. '''��'"�. ; NOTARY PUBLIC—,JlNNc:G�„ �� " DAKOTA COUNTY Y "'�r c�►�. �s ar. ss. 144b STATE CiF MINNESOTA•) � " j . ) ss CC}UNTY QF DAKOTA ) his a3'�''�- , his The foregoing i.nstrumen� was acknowledged before me his day of February, 1993 by Willis D. Smith and Doris Smith, his wife. 5 � e STATE OF MINNESOTA) ) ss COUNTY OF DAKOTA ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this �3�"v day of February, 1993 by William F. Strub, Jr. and Jeannette V. Strub, husband and wife. �t..a,v,� � Mn�.�� •l�,A■ ,� JOAN M 3�:'. • • ';' ��.�y,= NOTARY PUeLtC--•:. •.:'. . y ?�1� OAKOiA CC:,:e:': ' My Comm. Expires Oct. 25. 1995 � THIS INSTRUMENT WAS DRAFTED BY: � ,° ,,.. . . � � JO:�PJ f:l. "' ' . + �,�'�`.� NOTAFY Pl:Bii: ; ?�� DAKOTA Ci...... ' �.—.. My Canun. Expircs O�t. u. ie::+ � v y Kueppers, Hackel & Kueppers Attorneys at Law 1350 Capital Centre 386 Wabasha Street North St. Paul, MN 55102 (612) 228-1104 � ,t � �, EXHIBIT A 2`O GRANT OF RflADWAY EASEMENT PROPOSED► INGRESS AND EGRESS EASEI��ENT A germanent easement for ingress and egress over, under and acrass all th Riverwoc�d Place Busiuess Condorninium Number 65 according to the plat ther� and of record in the office of the County Recorder, Dakota Couniy, M;�nuesota, as follows: commencing at the northeast corner of L.ot l, Block 1, Riverwood Addition according to the plai thereof on file an.d of record in the office of d Recarder, Dakota County, Minnesata; thence North 89°-45'-41" West assume along the north line of said Lot 1 a distance of 24,85 feet to the point o£ begu3nY: conti.nuing North 89°-4S'-41" West a distance of 25.94 feet; thence North Q4" 2� a distance of 1S4.OQ feet; thence on a tangential curve concave to the southwes radius of 7.41 feet,�central angle of 88°-Q8'-50" a distance o�f 11.4Q' thence North 7 West along tangent a distance of 85.29 feet; thence alang a tangential curcre conc north having a radius of 10.62 feet, central angle of 39°-32'-4S" a distance of thence North 54°-33' 27" West along tangent a distaace of S.Q6 feet to the northwt of said condominium Number 65; thence Narth 40°-S3'-56" East along said nor line a distance of 36.22 feet; thence South 89° 38'-09" East a distance of 105.15 fe South 00°-12'-49" West a distance of 193.73 feet to the point of beginiv.ng. iace 2nd : County bearing ; thence �11" East having a ►°-40'-4T" ve to the '33 feet; terlv line thence � �� . 1- ��.. ��r/// <f"_. 3 _ ' - _ _ ��,':! � � �./` ; . �� '�'t,�� ; .�� .r _ � ��?��,��`�,�=-� -- •``- i, � " '� „ ` 'Y �SLr}� * �''r � � \ `� �1. � �r �'�k�k'"r��{i .��RT'� ' . . �"_ �j ,�l�t��+ C' {ter �'S . � �� 1 \'��i��Y' �`�i1��, ?{� + ''• . � �� V�0:'4�K ��tli�� t�. � �':..�� , - `��'�j�� p:'��'�Y��e � J , '" . > � ~'' '� �,,;'� ` � �: '�`, - . . � � � �a�'. ��",� : ,;, � � � ,_ • f `r � •'p�i . 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' � - � , - -_ �� . _ ■ � '�" . . . • � t . . . , .DECI DUOUS- �� : � TREES. . -. �. � :� . _ . _ . , \y � •� � •_ • G : _ _ � . �` . ,� ' •; ..- � _ -- " � a� � "~ - V�i�r'(�� i� 1 " ` -' . • t _ . - . .. ,}<� _ . , . . _ • - � � � y _ � •, , �� + �� , , .�, o _ :� SHRU S � . - - , -�.� .. . . . _ _ i;�� . . _ : _ . . _ ,,� -� .. � -. . ,. � � - ��:� -��---�: � _ - � .. � .. �<:�`.z�k , ,. ` _ . - ,. . -, ^��'^r = _ � •�':;';.: " _ � , � - ;-,'- ` , ' � - . ' �"�' , • P.. d a '{..' �'f '�F' J 6 � �'`, •'M . ; frr • ' t PROPOSED CELLULAR SITE . � " � f:: LILYDALE, MINNESOTA 0 HE.�LTH AND SAFETY A CELLULAR TELECOMMUNICATIONS P We live in a worid of rapidly advancing technology that touches almost every facet af our lives. Although these new technoiogies assist us zn keepin pace with the challenges of our increasingly complex Izves, it is also natural to wo der how these terhnologies work and whether their eff�ct on our health. and en 'ronment has be�n carefully evaluated. In addition, it is zmportant to maintain p�Tspecrive by evaluating the evidence in the context of the positive contributions tha �hese � technologies bring to peoples' lives, � � a to assess , Celluiar c�neC? ha: at the Univ�rsity of Washingtan, ►1 of Medicine, and Dr. jerrold T. E ruversitv o ' ornia to evaluate W. Guv af Dr. Don lustesen t the Center �of E �e Universif� is edicai ; f c vi ence in rncl ion of tihe e is no Dr. Guy conc3udes �ii.at "based an the reported thresholds of biolc in the scientific literature, the recommendations o£ aII the standard set� the world {inciuding the most conservative af the USSR}, and �he form wave modulation, it is my opznian that emissions from ceiiuiar transn facilities are safe and do not pose a threat to the heal�h of the generai p� Dr. Justesen staies that "nothing in the peex-reviewed Iiterature suggest a harmful effect from exposure to radiation at the low Ievels �: e�cposure to ceiiular radio wave transmissions". Dr. Bushberg affirms that "based on the surveys of cellular trans faciiities and field measurements I have made, and my knowledge of tl literature regarding fihe biolagical effe.rts of electromagnetic radiation, I that the frequencies and power densities associated with tellular comn facilities have not been shown to be harxnful� and have not be�n linkeci health effects in humans or animals". usions of these eminent ve safety_ _ of. the scientific evidence and Cellular One's positzve cantributions to the � and safety of people living and warking within the community it serves, health and welfare are enriched by cellular cammunications technology_. 1 �I effects � groups in radio ! � scientific nciude � adverse ��. dio wave � li�ht of Y'Vhat are ceilular ieiephones? Celluiar telephone service is simpFy an e.ctension of yaur ordin service that uses radio waves (also called electromagnetic waves) in pI transmit and recezve ph�ane calls. This type af information transmiss� radio and TV broadcasts except khat khe signals from cellular phone sy weaker be�ause they are intended to provide signal �a a much smaller Ceiiuiar radio waves transmit voice communicaiians in the ulir frequency band, a portion of the radio-freque�cy spectrurn originally re: television braadcasting. Cellular carriers share t�his frequency band wit� local government, police and fire services, highway maintenance, fores conservation, and fihe state na�ional guard. Celluiar transmission £acili waves to send voice coznmunications to and from mobile users. The cellular telephone system is deszgned to make efficient use � number of channels by dividing the sezvice area inta a numbex of sma called "cells". Each cell is served by a facility, called a"cell site", wiuch radio transmitters, receivers, and antennas. The receivers and transmi typically housed in small equipment shelters, and the antennas are mc Iocated on roaftops or towers. To prevent signal interference betwe�n transmitters operate at v�ry low power leve�s, typically at one hundred channel. What are ihe advantages af cellular technology? Cellular teiephone service enhances the ability of a mobile socie mai�,tain vital communications links and to imprave safety and prod greatest advantage is the vast unprovement in communication availa mobzlity. Because these phones do not require any wires or cables, pec and receive calls anywhere in the worid while in a cellular phane sen Ce�iuiar phones are used for a wide variety af business applicaiians e� from Wall S�reet of�'ices to Texas �attle ranches to Cali.fornia fishing fle Cellular technology has also improved personal saf'ety by allowu motorists to sununs�n aid or repart dangerous situations. Every day, c{ help ordinary people caught in e�ctraordinary circumstances — a Seattle was trapped in her car when it slid out af contral in a snawstorm; a Ca fisherman whose boat began to take on water and sink; a Pittsburgh bu whos� phone lines were knoc%ed aut by fire; a Washington grandmot� saved the life of her grandson by receiving cardiopulmonary r�suscitat instructions over her portabie phon�; and a F�orida father who deliver� daughter while stalled in a traffic jam. All these peaple were grateful t ce�Iular phones were there when they needed them. 2 telephone of wires io is similar to ns are much vice a'rea. -high � �.�ved for taxicabs, � � es � use radio I fi I a limited �r areas >nsists of �s aze often � lls, the , ratts per to � zvity. The �ty and � = may �e..nd � area. � stranded ulax p�ione5 roman who ornia ; who ; , his �t their t � • What if I don't awn a cellular phone? Are there -any pubiic ; telephone service? ; Yes. Cellular technology supports e:ner�ency services, promotes enhances the Iives of the peopie Iiving and working in the communiti� the cellular communications network. For example, cellular technolog vitai role in the delivery of e.*nergency services. Paramedirs use a spec electrocardiogram (ECG} machine to transmit a picture of a patient's h� to a hospitai physician who can order immediate treaiment if ne�ded. the t�me delay in treatment, fihe patient's adds of re�avery and surviva enhanced, Cellulaar phones in responding ambulances allow paramedi� direct contact with the caller, unproving the paramed"zcs' abi.Iity to deli� medical assistance. The mobility of cellular phanes ciearly enhances tr providing emergency communicatians. . Cellular teiephones play an important role in maintaining vitai communication links to coordinate emergency responses to natural disa as the Qctober 1989 earthquake in San Francisco. With the landline net� disabled, cellular telephones became ehe critical communication Iink be� and local emergency management affices and police and �Zre depasimen�. November I99p, a raging fire in Yosemite National Park destroyed phor sevezzng communica#ions. Ceilular telephones al3owed �te fire fighters coordinate and plan their fire fighting e.Fforts, order needed supplies, an� fire maps to remote areas via celluiar fax mac�tines. �in Apzil I992, Andc was devastated by a tornado that left more than �00 p�ople homel'ess anc landiine coinmunications, isoiatirtg stricicen famiiies � from �heir Iaved a hampering rescue and relief efforts. Cellular OneO of Wichita provided communication t�o police and rescue wor%ers and established a link to � world for many anxious families. Cellular phones enhance the safety of our highways. Cellular call communication to remote stretches af highway, allowing motorists to � in the event of accidents or vehicie br�akdowns. In addition, cellulaz p: been used to alert poiice to drunk drivers and suspicious activi�ies. �inc Highway Patrol has arrested 77 drunk drivers in south Florida with the passing motorists and one North Miami officer weicomed the �ellular F as "an exixa set of ears and eyes on the road°. The cellular communicat plays an unportant zole in the emergency response capabilities of the cc in which zt is located and it provides imgortant benefits to the people w wor% with,in fihose communities. 3 3 to cellular fafety, and � served by plays a �1 cellular �rt rhythm y decreasing a.re � ; to establish �r time�y �ir role in k . � 1 i sters, such vor% ' � ween sta#e s. In � i e lines, i to i even send 'ver, Kansas destroyed es and� cellu�lar ;e outside oxes bring mmon aid >nes have 198�, the 1p of I . �ne caiiers n neiwork live and� � tiVhat is e�e�ctromagnetic radiation ? Simply put, cellular radio waves are a form of radiant energy t both electric and magnetic components. This electromagnetic energy radiates zn waves Iike the ripples whicit farm when a smali ro�k is th pond. "Radiation" describes the passage of e�ergy through space. Rac farm af non-ionizing radiation that can not strip electrons from mole contrast to X-rays and gamma rays, which are forms of ionizing radia medicai diagnosis and treatmen#. It is important not to confuse the ef ionizing radiation, like x-rays and gamma rays; with non-ioni.zing rac Do I absorb all of �iie eiez#r�magne#�c enexgy ihai I am e�osed Na Eacrept at resonant frequencies not used in cellular commun oniy a fraction of the eiectromagn�tic energy to which one is exposed is absorbed by the body. The amount absorbed de�ends on a variety of fac especiaiiy the frequency of the radio wave. Frequency refers ta the num passzng a given point during a given time, Because bioiogical effects de amount of energy absorbed, the frequency of the electromagnetic waves specific absorption rate (SAR), a fundamenta.�. dosimetric concept in the of e.�rposwre tn non-ioni2ing electromagnetic radiataon. The human bod re3atively little electramagnetic energy at cellular frequencies (80Q-900 �r. compared with absc�rption at resanant frequencies (30-300 IvIIiz). What are the sources and charac�eris#ics of public eacposure �to e3e�romagne�ic radiaiian? - F�cposure io electromagnetzc energy is common and comes from natural and man-made sources. For e�cample, the flow of electrical cha the earth, which accaunis for zis magnetic field, and the energy from t� both constant sources of exposure to eiectromagnetic energy. Even the genera%s and emits eiectromagnetic energy. Cammon man made sou electric utiliiy lines, household wiring and appliances, and computers, television and radio broadcasts. • How do celluiar radio wave transmissians campare wi�.h aiher souarces of ele+ctramagnetic energy? We are exposed io low levels of electromagnetic energy from �a w sources. The reiative contribution from ceiiuiar teiecommunications is Commercial radio and television broadcasts are thousands of times mo. than celluiar Environmen __ _ _ _-- issions, and yet, because rad"zo waves dissipate ra asure to even the hi�h powe: ed FYI radio broadc; Protection Agency has performed extensive me� 0 ,t cantains avels or �wn into a � � waves are a �Ies, in � �n used �in cts of � , waves: ;catiansr ictually'� �rs, aer of waves �end on the �ffects the evaivat�on �absorbs �.., s num.be'r of ;es znrithin s�. ar� uman body es inciude well as 1 variefy of with � m.izumai. zents 'of commercial radio fields in the iargest li.S. cities and found t�tat 99°'0 of� the publzc exposure is 200 to I,OQO times below the pe_*missibte expasure srandar s. Therefore, exposure to eiectromagnetic energy from the lower power cellular co munications is insignificant. � How do we knaw ihat e�aosure Eo cellular radio waves is safe? Unfortunately, concern about extremely-low frequency (ELF) fi4 with high-voitage transmission Iines and household wiring has trigg� unjustified concern for ihe higner frequency waves associated with ra teievision broadcasting facilities. There is abundant scientific evidenc are no harmful effects associated with the low poti,rer ulkra-high frequ� radio-wave transrnissions used in cellular communications. Severai scientific studies have bee.*� reported on the biological effects of exposz frequency radio waves such as are used in cellular communications. ' have be�n conducted by researchers in universzties, govemment, and Iaboratorzes throughout the world. These studies pravide a Iarge, reli� of information on levels and durations of eacposure - the kind of infa ne�ded to establish the conditions under which exposure does not re: e€fects and ta set safety standards with a high dea e� of cextainty. The scientific record with respeci to radio waves such as are use communications contrasts with the data availa�rle on ELF fields, a rela area of scienti�c inquisy. Some epidemiological studies have rais�d qz �. the safei�y of ELF �Selds, but �hese studies, by their very nat�ure, are lacki _ controls used in laboratory research. Therefare,�causal connections car In addition, levels and dura�ions of e�osure io EI.F are generally unk only are laboratory studies of ELF fieids compara�ively few in number, to yield the kind of data necessary to establish permissible exposure sta EZ.F �eids. ass�ciated Q and ! that there cy (TJI�) ousands of } to high �ese studies e database ,ation � t in ha=mful � in cellular �ely new stiQns about ; the striCf ot be made. ywn. No# tey have yei iards for Research has shown that bzaiogical effe�f� assaciated with exgos e to � electromagneiic en�rgy depend an the frequency as well as the intensity af the energy waves. Frequencies of ceilular radio waves are fairiy high, aboiz 850 nuliion cycies per second (850 M�-Iz), so the wavelengths are rel�atively short, ab ut 14 iiiches. In marked cantrast, the frequency of the electramagnetic waves used in power Iines and household wizing is vezy low, 60 cycies per secand (60 Hz), and the wavelength is very Iong, abaut 3,000 miles. Consequentiy, the nature and praperties af ELF fieids and cellular radio waves ar� so diffesent that they must be measu ed and � evaluated in different ways. j � � Who has conducted the scientific research on exposure ta radia Several thousand scientific studies have been re�orted an the bio effects o£ exposure to hzghez frequency rad'zo waves suc.� as are used in c communications. These-studies have be�n conducted by researchers in government, and private 3aboratories thraughout the worid. Two af th� whom we asked to evaluate the safetv of cellular communications have , primary research on the bialogzcai effects o£ e.Yposure to radio waves. Dr exampie, has conducted res�arch at the Bioelectromagnetics Research La the Universiiy af Washi.ngton, and has published or co-authored 293 pai to the biological effects of electromagnetic waves. Dr. justesen's primary activiiies at the University of Kansas School of Medicine involve expen s#udy of the behavioral and electrophysiological infiuences of both the r frequency and ELF fields. . . Who has evaluated the effects af exposure ta radio-fzequency The scienti�ic Iiterature reiating to radio-frequency exposure has 1 reviewed and evaluated by numerous standard-setting bodies such as tY Environrnentai Protection Agency (EPA), the National Institute af Occ�: Safety and Health (NTOS�-I}, the American National Standards Institute the National Council on R.adiation Pratecrion and Measurements (1VCR these agencies identi�ed harmful health effects assaciated with the low densities and ultra-high frequency of cellular radia wave transmzssions. aves? �gical �llular � iniversi�zes, scien�ists �onducted Guy, for oratory�at ers relaiing researrh In T984, the Environmental Protection Agency conducted an exten: inquiry into federal raciiation protection guidance and proposed alt�rnati, controlling public exposure ia radio-€requency radiation. From 1979� to 19 Federal Communications Comrnission (FCC), the agency charged with li< authority over the use of the radiofrequenry sgectru�-n, conduct�u a series inquiries to determine whether radiofrequency fransmissions ar� a publ'z� concern. The FCC concluded that cellular cammunieations faciliiies do n the public or workers to unsafe levels of eleciromagnetic radiatian. .Are ihere saf efy standards to limii e�osure ta radio-�requency The two most widely recognized standards far pratectian against e: e�cposure to radio waves are the American Natianal Standards Institute (. Radio Frequency Protec#zon Guide (C95.1) and the itiiatianal Councii on R Prot�ctian and Measurement tNCRP} 198b Radio Frequency Protection G� ANSI has formuiated standards for devices and systenzs ,that affect every � oczr safety and well-being. The NCRP zs an independent, non-profit body by �Iie Unzted States Congress to oversee and evaluate the application of � ionizzng and non-ionizing radiation. I � 6 tional � NSI), and None of �� for � ; the � health '; t expose a I982 on, The of j �. The scientific committees that develop and maintain exposure s� comgrised of scientists from the physical, bialogicat, meaical, and engi: sciences. They are university faculty members, federaily emplvyed scie physicians, and biomedical investigators from industry and private res These experts have the necessary training and background to review ai the scientific literature relating to the biological effeeis of expasure to r< The 1982 ANSI (C95.1 } standard takes info account diffexences in absarption at variaus frequencies and time-weighted exposures to esta� on the specific absorgtion rate of four-tenths of a watt per kilagram of b< W/kg). To put this threshold in perspecrive, the resting rate of human is apgroacimately 1 W/kg af body mass. The threshold for harmful effec approximateiy 4 W/kg; therefore, the exposure standard represents at le safety factar. . At ultra-high frequencies (1;JHF}, such as are used in cellular communicatians, the human body does nat abscirb as much ele�tromag. as it does when eacpased to very-high frequencies {�+'HF}. Therefore, ihe densiiy limits established for expasure to electromagnetic radiation (exF microwatts per square centimeter} vary according to frequency, but both and UI-� power density limits restrict energy absorption to 0.4 W/kg. C at �+'HF fretjuencies, ANSI standards Iimit power density �o I,OQO microv square centimeter (7,000 µW/cmz), whereas at khe cellular frequency of � ANSI standard Iimits power density� ta approximateiy 2800 miccawat�s F centimeter (2800 µW / cm2 ). Power densities� at or near cellular facilities below the pez�missible e]cposuze standard, typically �rangin; frorn 0.05 to The 1982 .ANSI standard is now being reviewed and is expected io be re� 1991. However, indica�ions are that the new ANSI standard will follow recommendations mad� by the NCRP. i � , � , ndards are ��*ing I tists arid �rch �. i evaluate :..,�.:,... ! ish a limit dy mass (0.4 metabolism , s is � is� a ten-fold At this time, the NCRP guidelines are the stricie�t zn the United St NC:RP exposure guideiines are similax to thase of the 1982 ANSI (C95.I}� s c�xcegt that separate exposure levels are recommended for workezs and fc ,general pubiic. The IVC�.ZP recommends that the average exposure limits public� be generally one-fifth �hat af the Iimits recommended for workers. NCRP notes thai i#s two-tier recommendation is more traditionai and ca with gast NCRP pracrices in diff�entiating between occupational and pu� exposure by providing for a greater maxgin of safety for the general public Therefore, the N.CRP standard reduces the maxi�mum perznisszble exgos�: 0.08 W/kg for the g�neral populafiion. At the cellular frequency of 850 M standards for the general populatian limit power density to approximate3. microwatts per square c�ntimeter (So0 µW/cm2). Once again, typical cell densi,ties of Q.QS to 10 �tW J cm� are well belaw the permissible exposure st 7 i ic enezgy ; '�n'er i �sed in e �THF sequently. , ts per, I 1�Hz, the square � well I u'�I�2• :d in late �seiy the � The � �� for the ; The � .� �' to ,- Both the ANSI and the NCRP exposure standards incorporate � safety margins to allow for the possibility of unknown or, as yet unp and ceiluiar radio wave transmissions are hundreds to thausands of the pemussible exposure levels established by these safety standards. Haw do we know that theze are no unknown effe�ts? It may be true that science has not answered aIl the questions abc effec#s of exposures to ELF fields. However, after nearly four decades of the radio-&equency specirum, no studies have produced resuits ehat lin low powez, ul.tra-high frequency signals used in cellular communicatio� health risk or biological effects. Furthermore, the scientific cornmiznity taken stock of fhis research to establish objecsve standards for the prud� exposure to electromagnetic radiation associated with the radio-frequen: To aliow for the possibility of as yet unidentified heal�h effects, bo American Nati�onal Standards Institute (ANSI) and the National Counci Rad'xation Protection and Measur�ments {IvCRP) s�t permissibie expasw guidelines at levels ten to fifieen times below the threshold established � effecis. And cellular power densities range from sevezal �hundxed to a th times belaw these prudent seience-based guidelines. In additian, the�se s# periadically reviewed and revis�d to assure �liat they reflect the Iatest fin periadic review by ANSI and othex standard-setting bodies of developm� scieniific exgerimentaiion assure that ��ctromagneti� issues continue to addressed on an ongoing basis. Wi11 cellular �ransmissions aggravate exis�ing medical No: There has been no evidence that an eacisting medical conditio: worsened by e�cposure to ceiiular radio wave transmissions. However, s� concern or worry about unknown hazards may very well produce physic changes in the body that can manifest themselve� ciinically. S�ress, often fear of the iutiknown, increases our susceptibiiity to illness. The best mez education. Knowiedge Ieads not on3y to power, but to be�ter heai�h; both and menial. - Will celluiaz transmissions intex�ere wi�h a gacemaker? No. Pac�xnakers will not be affected by cellular rad'zo waves. The p densi�ies associated with cellular systems are thousands oF times Iess pow �1 would be required fio produce any effect on a pacemaker. While there ha� concesns about interference from high intensity electromagnetic radiatior sucli as mierowave ovens, these problems are rare and have be�n limited model pacemakers that were not well shielded. � � , i 8 in�iai effects, beiow � � � t the health :search' on the kuid of wifih any �s already t control of spec�. � �he � on hannfizl �and : iards'are gs. The � ist I �, can be ; ass f� am �gical 1 aused by xne is I >wes sful than e been � sources :o alder, Are micxowave transmzssions safe? Microwave dishes are used at some locations to transmit signals communicatians facilities, although this link is mare often accomplish the landline tele�hone n�twor3c. The use of point-to-paznt microwave transmissions allows the cellular networiC to continue to function whe: landline telephone networic has be�n disrupted, as accurred during the Franczsco earthquake, or to operate in re:note areas where conventiona service is unavailable, surh as accurred in ehe Yase�rite farest fire. , Mzcrowave point-to-point transmission links are Ioeated on towe roaftops and are deszgned to focus signais towards other dishes or anten many feet above the ground, well away from potentiai human exposure add'ztion, they operate at very iaw power Ieveis of a few watts or Iess. in Federal Communications Commission notes in a builetin published by 1 Engin+�ring and Technology that "ground-Ievel power densities due to directional antennas are normally a thousand times or more below recc safety Iimits" and "an individuai would Iikely have to stand dirertly in : an antenna for a significant period of time in order ta be exposed ta mic Ievels that nught be considered harmful'". Given the inaccessibiliiy of d such a condi�ion would be �.Ytremeiy unlikely, if not impossible. • .�e poz�able cellular phones safe? r other `: i through the � l teiephone i � or � �s Ioca jed � �,ct, fihe � . : Office of � ucrowave ; of such �ve ! dishes, �_ Whiie the antenna from a portable celluiar phone is closer to the b dy than a .: car-mounted azitenna, the operating power level is greatly reduced - siac-t ths of .a watt for Ehe portable cDmpared with three and a half watts for the mobile phone and five to ten watts or more for police, fire and CB radias, These is no evid ce f�tat'�, users of portable cellular phones are eacposed to hazardous levels of ele omagnetic energy. Extensive tests conducted by one manufac±urer found the only p ter.tial � � hazard ta o�ccur in the unlikely event that the antenna tzp was placed dir ily on the surface of the eye. O+th.er studies have revealed that e�cposures to radio w ves from portable cellular phones are well within accepted safety guidelines. Fur ermore; cellular phones comply with standards established by the Federat Comm 'catia'ns Cornrn�mission CFCC} and that agency. has determzned that t,heir routine op ration is unlike3y to resul� in exposur�s ihat exceed established safety standards. � Does Ce�Iuiaz (�ne0 support f�u�her research into the safeiy of Eechnology? .. � VVhile Cellular One supparts the process af scientific discovery and' ta manitar ongozng research relating to� �he radio-frequency spectrum, ant bear in mind that the radio-frequency spectrum has been Ehe focus of sciez inquzry for #he Iast forty years. Several thousand studies provide the kind � lar continues ► should itific of data required ta determine the conditions under which exposure does not z� harmful effects. Scientists have access to a lar;e dakaoase of laboratary exposure to radio-frequency radiation, including data on varying frequ{ power densities, and standard-setting bodies have been able to establis� exposure standards for �he radio-frequency s�ectrwm with a high de�r� confidence. The continued review by ANSI and other standard-setting deve3opments in scientific expezimentation provides assurance that ei� radiation issues continue to be addressed an an ongoing basis. What do I da if I have addi�ianal questions aboui expasure �o eaergy? in'� � permisszble of � t �odies of � .. There are a number of d'zffereni sources for obtaining additional infarmation regarding non-ioni2ing electromagnetic energy. Various federai agenci .� and � departrnents within the £ederal government are chaxged with responsi ilitaes £or different aspec#� of the use and control of eiectromagneiic energy: A Iis of the ( federai agencies, aiong with a brief description of their areas af responsi � ility and informa#ian on how to contact fiheir affices is given below: � � {1) FDA: The Food and Drug Adminis#�ations' Center for � Radiological Hea3th (CDRH), Rackville, MD 20857, can answer qu�stic consumer .and industrial products, such as nucrowav� ovens and ind sealers. (2) EFA: The Environmental Protecrion Agency's Office of R Prograats (401 M. St., S.W., Washingkon, D.C. 20460 or P.O. Box 98517, Nevada 89193-85I7) stiudies eacposuxe of the public to radio-frequency r (3) OSHA: The Occupational Safety and Health Aciministrati Response Teazn (390 Wakara Way, P.O. Box 8137, Salt Lake City, Utah 3 involved in studies related to occupational exposure to radio-freguency However, OSHA has limiied involvement in this area at the present ti: (4) 1VI05H. The National Institute of Occupational Safety and main#ains a limited program for studYing exPosure of workers to non-i� radiaiion. The address is: NTC?SH, Physical Agents Branch, 4776 Columb Cinc�nnati, Ohio 45226. (5} FCC: The Federai Comznunications Com�m;ission has juris the radiofrequency sgec�trum. They have produced an e�ccellent repc►rt � "Questions and Answers About Biolagical Effecis and Potentiai Hazards R.adiofrequency Radiation", written by the Qffice of Engineering and Te� Bulletin #56, Third Ediiion, January, 1989, avazlabie from the N'ational Information Service, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, VA Z 10 I ces and related to :�ial RF! I ,as Ve ;as, Liation. I 1 � n's Health 1�3) has been �4J r e�tniCai �bl. i � Questions regarding potential. hazards from FCGregulated transmitters� directed to the Spectrum Engineering Division, Office oE Engineering az Technology, FCC, Washington, D.C. 205�. (6) ANSI: The Am�rican National Standards Lnsritute has standards for radio frec}uency protec�on. The address is: A.R.�TSI, 143Q York, NY IOp18. (7) NCR.P: The NCRP is an independent, non-profit body Congxess to overse� the agplication and can�rol of radiation. The aa 791Q Woodmont Ave., Suite 1016, Bethesda, Maryland 20814. In addiiion, there are other sauzces of znformation and pc assistance regard'zng electromagnetic energy. A few states maintain nc radiation prograrns, or at least some �.Ypertise in this fieid. These state usually part of a department of � public. heal�3i or environrnental re;ula the list of references at the end of this buiietin should be consulted for information on specific topzcs related to electromagnetic radia�ion. � i' i�. i ij' *' i •!, t There is a Iazge, and rapidiy grawing, database of scienfifiific liiera�c: biological effects af non-zanizing eiectromagnetic radiation. The single : important scienti�zc journal in this fieid is Bioelectromagnetics, a journa six times a year by the Bioeiectramagne�ic Society. Many o£ the most iin scientific find.ings are pubiished in this journal and evaluated by memb� � Society. - can be � , in addition, the Heaith Physics journal, published monthly by the Physics Socie�ty, cc,vers issues pertaining to ihe health and safety of aIi ra inciuding non-ionizing electromagneiic radiation. There have beQn a number of reviews of the scientific literature, considerably in covesage and technical detail. The best reviews are in t reports, not books. Information on a specific subject is best accomplish� computerized literature search. M �i ! �f ►�. ' ' � .�. � There are ihree large sci.entific meeiings held each �year at which � scientific inves#igators present their latest research iindings. The meetv Bioeieciromagneiics 5ociety and the Health Physics Society are typically June. The annual Depazt�nent of Energy/Electric Pawer Research Instit is typically held in November. All of th�se mestings are open to ehe pu 11 ulateti iway, �,New � ~ed by is: NCRP, i l t�es are ��r ed � � I e on the ost j published artant � s of the I � .rying 1 form of through a f � I 4 iI1�Y Q� t�1C' s of the, Yid in � e meeting � �! "Il' • ' • '!q ' • A review of the b0 Hertz pawer Iine issue can be found in a public M. Granger Morgan entitled, Electric and Magnetic Fields from 6Q H'ertz Power: What Do We Kncrw About Possible Health Effects? available fron Departmeni of Engine�ring and Public Polic;r, Carne� e�ellon Universi Pittsburgh, PA 152I3. ce11 sites {antennas): Cell sites are cellular radio transmission faci� transmi� and receive rad'zo waves at frequend�s be�ween 800-900 NiI�3z, a as th� ultra-high frequenry CfJHF) band of the el�ctromagnetic spectrum. consists of rad`zo transmitters, re�eivers, and antennas. The receivers anc transmitters are typically housed in small equipment shelters or roains. transmitters operaie at very low power Ievels in order not to�interfeze w transmissions in adjacent cells. The antennas are most often located on roaftogs. . A cell site connects wi�2 other facilities via radio waves that ar transmitted to the mobil� switching office which routes the calls to their destina�ions, e%cix�ic field: Electric fieids represeni the forces thaf electric charge ahher rharges at a distance because they are charged. Two positive charge other and dissi�ar c%arges {pasiiive and neaative) attract each other. T of atFsaction and repulsion are carried from charge to charge thraugh spa� �-electzzzc field. These c%arges produce two kinds of fields: electric fields w3 from the siarength of the charge and magnetic fields that resuli from the � the c%arge. Together, these fieids are often referred to as el�ctromagneiic Electric Power Researe3c Insti�ute (EPIt�: EPRI is a utility organiza� funds research, public education, and policy analysis reaarding cnergy tec Wi#h respect to e�ectromagne#ic en�rgy, their main focus in the Iast sever� been research and .analysis of the potential link between cancer and expos cycie elect�ccic and magnetic fields associated with power transmission and distribution systems. � e�ect�rvmagnetit energy {EME�: Radiant energy contaziung both ei+ magnetic camponenis that .travels in a wavelike £ashion. EME has no m �ravels in siraight lines at fihe sgeed of ligh�. Human exposure ta electrc energy is common and comes £ron~� a number of natural and manmade : e�cample, the flow of electsica�3. char ;es wit�un the earth, which accounts : magnetic field, and the eneroy from the sun are bath constant sources of E�ivIE. Even the human body ztself g�nexates electromagneric energy. C� made sources inciude transmission lines, household wiring, hame appl: 12 �tion by Dr. Electric the l ties tha�t so known , A cell sife i or � e�cert on repel each• ese forces by the ch result otion of n that iologies. years ,has eto60 { I zc and � and � gnetic rces. For i#s �osure tca � � computers, televzsion, and radio. The difference in energy is charact� difference in the wavelength ar frequency of the wave. The varying make up the electromagnetic spectrum. by the , electromugn�tic fieId: Electromagnetic fields are made up of iw camponents: a force similar ta th.e ene: gy surrounding electric charges and a force si ' ar to ihe energy originating from a magnet. j electromagneti� radiatzon {EMR}: Eiec�amagnetic radia#ion propagation of the electramagn�tic wave through space. £nvironmental Protection Agency (EPA): This Federal agency responszbiliiy for evaluating the environmental impact of new and e technologies and proposing standards where necessary to ensure the and safety, to the health � � extremeI�-law frer�uency (ELF): This type of electromagnetic ener�y is �i typically associated with the 60 Hz elec�~ic and magnetic fieids produced y electric power �ransmission and distribuiion systems and appliances. I Federat Communications Commission (FCC); The FCC regulates allacation of the radio-frequency spectrum for public and private conur facilities and devices. The FCC also issues directives concerning the safe communications systems and equipment. . Food and Drug Administratiox� {FDA). The FDA is responsible aspects of the production of consumer and industrial products. The C Devices and Radiological H�alth (CDRH) office within the FDA is res� issues relafied to cellular technologies. . freguerccy: Frequency is the number of times a specified phenom� within. a speafieci time intervaL With electromagnetic waves, it is the z� waves passing a given point during a given time. A unit af frequency is (Hz) which measure �te number of waves or cyc3es per second. A unit c thousand is a kilohert�z (KH21, a unit of ane nullion zs a megahertz (�+�-L' unit of one billion is a gigahem (GH2}. The higher the frequency, the s� wavelength. Frequenczes of celluiar rad'zo waves are fairiy high, about 8 af cycles per second, so the wave�engths are reiatively short, about 14 znc of � I ( riinical r for 1 ible for ,on occurs mber of ;�e hert�z one . and a rter the > azi�iiozis Frequency is often used to citaracteriZe a particuiar type of e�ectro agnetic j energy. For example, eactr�e�y-low frequency tELF} is us�d to desaribe th b0 cycie (or b0 .H2) energy associated with power Iines; very-high frequency ('J�} waves are cammoniy us�ed ta t-ransmit radia and eeleviszon broadcasts t30-300 MHz) and � celluiar systems operate in the uiira-high frequency CtJJHF} band (300-3,00 h�Hz)• � 13 hert� {X3'�): A unit used to measure frequency expressed as one second. In the U.S., alternating current (AC) power has a frequency of most of Eurape, AC power has a frequency of 50 Hz. Radio waves ha� af many thousands or millions oE hertz, and x-rays have frequencies t times greater than that. -Unit� of one thousand, one miilzon, and one are abbreviated as KH2 C'kilohertz"), MFiZ ("meoan.e:tz"), and GHz ("; respectively. ionizing� eleciromagnetic radiation: Eiec�omagnetic enexgy at a beyond the far ultraviolet that is high enough to separate electrons fro tcalled ionizatzon}. X-rays and gamma rays are common types of ioniz elecfromagnetir radiation. Cellular telecommunicatzan radio waves a ionizing. c�e per � I HZ. Iii frequencies ,ions df ; Ilion Hertz atoms I , nan- magnetzc fieXd: When electric charges mave they create addition { forces'on each other. These additional forces are carri,ed thraugh space by magne � fields. � A magnetic field represents the forces that a moving charge eYerts on othe moving charges because they are moving. All currents produce magnetic fields at fornz ciosed continuous loops around th�- rurrents. � � � NationaX CounciT on .Radiation Proteciiort and Meusurement: Th NCRP is a nonprofit corporation chartered by Congress to coilect, analyze, deveiog, and ; disseminate information and recanunendafiions about (a) protection ag '� st ' radiation and {b} measurements, quaniities, and units of radiatzon, This � organization coordinates their ac�tivities with other national and intern tional ; agencies and organizations. _ � �on-ionizing eleciromagneiic radiufiott {�'�TI��R): Eiecfromagneti energy with a frequency lower than the far ultraviolet. NIEMR does not posses sufficient energy io cause the removai of eiectrons from atams (iani2a#ion). Tele si��, ra�ia waves (inrluding cellular), and aucrowaves are all cammon types af MR portabte cel7ular phones: Portable cellular phanes resemble in siz� a ielephone hand set The antenna is located an the top of the hand set � proiarudes beyond fihe head of the user during use. Because the antenna on tap of the hand set, there is normally a two inr.h dzstance betwesn the antenna and the head of fihe user. Exposure to the head and body have � evaluated and measurements demanstrate that e�cposures are well withi estabiished safety guidelines, power density: The intensity of radio waves is expresseci in terms � density and is commonly measured in units called milliwatts per square (mW / cmx ). A milliwatt is one thousandth of a watt. Lower power dens: as those assvciated with celluiar transmissians, may also be expressed in : 14 and foim .d ` mounted �ase of tthe en t , � �r �ower j centisneter lties, such knicrowafifis � per square centimeter tµW/cmx). A microwatt is one.millionth of a contrast, the strength of magnetic fields is expressed in milligauss (n strength of eleetric fields is e.Ypressed in volts or kilovolts per meter kV/m). i .` � ( � :t. II1 I and t2i'e m or � 1 � � Measurements of power density can be made with s}aecific equi men� that rypically assesses either the electric or magnetic compone�t af the field. Tiie type of inst��ument and probe se�ected de�ends upon what frequencies are bei g measured and what sensitivity level or range of power one wants to be able to rec rd. ' Tnstnzments used. for offici,al measurements shauld have been calibrate by an i independent laboratory wiiiun the past year. 3vieasurements shauld be taken and recorded by a qualifies3 expert in accordance with recommendations ma e by the Nationai Cauncil on Radia#ion and Protection in Measuremen�s (NC ). Uszng the wrong instrumentation or operating the equipment under condiiions ther than those recommended by the manufacturer, may result in fals� readings. � � � � i radiution: Any of a variety af forms of energy propagated thraug space. � Radiation may involve either particles (for eacample alpha-rays or beta-r ys) or j waves (far eacample x-rays, light, microwaves ar radio waves). Ionizing radia�ion, such as x rays, carries enough energy to break chemical and electrical bo ds. Non- ianizing radiaiion, iike microwaves and radio waves, daes not have su cient � energy to break chemical and eiectric bonds. CeIlular teiephone syst use non- ionizing eiectromagne�ic energy. I spe,ci fic absorption rate (SAR)r The t�.me rate ai which nan-ioni� electromagnetic energy is imparted to a biolagical body. The SAR takes the power density, frequency, and si2e and orientation of the subject to ; calculation of a mass normalized rate of energy absorption, e�cpressed in kilogram Cwlkg). wavelength: The distaxtce between any two conresponding points consecu�ive waves (e.g., peak to peak distance). For example, ELF energy wavelengths of thousands of miles, while point-to•point microwave tra have wavelengths of approximately four inches. 15 r l ' 1 io accounf tts per l � ha.s I. Z $ymposium an HeAlth Aspects of Nanionizing Radiatian, Bu: New York Academy of Medicine, Vol. 5� (11), L7ecember 1979. Biological Effects and Medical A�ptications of Electromagnetic E Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 68 {1), january 19$0. 3. Gandhi, O.P., Biologica! Effects and Medicat Applicaiions of RF Elec#romagnetic Fietds, IEEE Transaciions on Microwave Thegry Techniques, 30(12?:183I i1982). � �� 7. of the Cleary, S.F., Micrtnua�e Ra�iiatian Ef fects on Hurnans, Bioscience, �3 j4}:269 (1983). Peters�n, R.C., Bioeffects of Microwaves: A Reviez�v of Current Journal af Qccupational Ivlediczne, 25t2):103 (1983}. Lerner, E.J., The Drive to Regulute Eteciromagnetic Fieids, IEEE Marcii 1984, p. b3. Steneck, Itii.H., Ed., RiskjBenefit Analysis: The Microwave Case, 19�2, San Francisco Press, San Franasco, CA 9410T. 8. Biotogical Effects of Radiofrequency Radiation, Report No. EPA-b0'0/$-83- 026F,1984, U.5. Environmental Proteciion Agency, NTTS Order N�. PB85- 120848. " 9. Seeneck, N.H., The Micrawave DebateL MIT Press, I984, � 10. Biotagical Effects and Ezpasure Criteria for Radiofre�uency EIectr magnetic Fields, NCRP Repart No. 86, I986. National Council on Radiatio Protection and Measurements. Purchasing information; NCRP Publications, 910 Woodmont Ave., Suite TOS6, Bethesda, MD 2q814. 11. 12 Foster, K,R, and A.W. Guy, The Microwarre PrabXem, Scientific 255 (3):32 (September 198d). Gandhi, O.P. (ed.), Biologrcal Effects o� Electr�magnetic Radiation, Engineering in Mes�,icine and Biology, 6(1}: 1458 (March 1987). 13. Yost, Michael G., Nanionizing Radiation Questions and Answers, I 88. San Frano.sco Press. Cogies may be purchased from: San Francisca Pres , Ine., Box 680Q, San Franeisco, 9410I-6&00. � 14. Athey, T.W., et al., Radiofrequency Radiation Levels and Popula ian Exposure in Llrban Areas of the Eastern Ciniie� Siates, Technicai epart EPA- 520/2-77-OQ8,1978, U.S. Environmental Protec�on Agency, (N2ZS 4rder IVo. PB 292 85�J, 15. American National Standard Sa fety L�nei zrJiih Respect to Huma Exposur� to kadio Fre�uency Eleciromagnetic Fields, 300 kHz to IQO GHz, SI C95.1- 1982 American National Standards Institute, 1430 Broadway, i�ie York, NY IOQ18. 16. Guidelirses on Limzis of Exposure to Radiafrequexcy Electromagn tic Fields in the .Frer�uetscy Range fram 1�0 KHz to 30� GHz, Heaith Physics, 34(1}:115123 (1988}. I7. ?'hreshotd Li»zit Values for Chemicai SubstancPs in the Work �E zrironment Adopted by ACGIH for 1983-1984; Rad`zofrequencylMicrowave Ra 'a�zon, American Canfer�n.ce of Governmentai Industrial Hygienists tAC IH},1983. AC��-I, 6500 Glenway Ave., Bldg. D-.�, Cincinnati, Ohio 45211, 18. Tell, R.A., and E.D. Manfipiy, Papula�ion Exposure to VHF to Broadcast Rctdiation in the �.Inited S�ates, Technical Note ORI'IEAD �8-5, Jun I97$, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency [�vTIS order No. PB 284b37J. r 19. Curtis, Robert A., Occupatianal Exposures fo Radiofrequency Radij tion from l._ FM Rariio and TV Aniennas, in Non-Ionizing Radiatian: Procee ' gs of a _ Topical Symposium,l9$0, ACGIH, Cincinnati, OH 45201. 20. Tell, RA., A Measurement of RF Fieid Intensities in the Immediat' VIC2712fif of an FM Broadcast Station Anfenna,Technical Note ORPIEAD-76- , 1976, U,S. Environrnental Protectian Agency, (NTTS ordes No, PB 284 5 9j. 21. , Cleveland, RF., jr., and T.W. Athey, Sp�Ci f IC AB50�1 �1011 Rli�B (S. Models of the Human Head Exposed ta Hand-Held LIHF Fortabie Bioeleciromagnetics, Volume 10(2), 1989. 22. Evuluating Campliance zvith FCC•Specified Guidelines for Human to Radiafrequency Radiatiorc, OST Bulletin No. b5, 1985, F�deral Communications, Washingtan, D.C. 20554. � Order Na PB86- 23. Radiofrer�uency-Electromagnetic Fields; Properties, QtttIT2tif28S and Bivphysical Interaction, and NleusuremeMts, N�:RP Report No. 67, 1 Purchasing information. NCRP Publications, 7910 Woadmant Ave 1Q16, Bethesda, MD 20814- 17 ;) in adios, E�posure 127Q81. .Inits, �81. I. Suite .; " � ; r � , 0 0 � T1iis booklet was prQpared to piace the cancerns about cellular telecoz systems into perspective by presenting fundamental infarmation an � electromagmetic energy e�cposure and biologicai effects as they relate to levels associated with cellular telecommunications facilities. The bao] intended to be comprehensive or to provide speci�ic scieni�fic detaii ab addressed, � ications is not the iopics � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO ' February 26, 1993� T0: Mayor, City Council and City Administrator FROM: James E. Danielson, Public Works Direc o SUBJECT: CASE N0. 92-25: Patrick - Lot Division/ r DISCIISSION Mr. Steven Patrick appeared before the February 2, 1 93 City Council meeting to request a lot division and a variance for the development of Outlot A within his Mendota Woods Subdivisi n. The proposal includes a long private driveway access for Outl t A and Lot 11. Council tabled consideration of his request to al�ow time for formalizing a forty foot (40' ) wide driveway easement, hanging • the identification of Parcels A and B for clarification p rposes, removing one of the driveway entrances on Arbor Co rt and preparation of a Developer's Agreement in recordable form �overing the driveway width, easement, maintenance and cons ruction �standards. Mr. Patrick has submitted the attached driveway la�out and grading plan, Certificate �of Survey, easement declaration and driveway specificationa for Council consideration. It s ould be noted that Mr. Patrick was unable, because of the gr des, to eliminate one of the driveway openings �without dr tically affecting the area, (several large trees would be lost and because one driveway immediately goes up and goes down combining t em does not work) . � I have prepared a Developer's Agreement and �roposed Resolution approving the request for Council consideratio . City Attorney Tom Hart has reviewed and approved these two doc ents. . f RECOI4Il�IENDATION ' `� � The Planning Commission voted unanimously to ; approval of the requested lot division and one hundred fo lot width variance at their January 26, 1993 meeting, On 2, 1993 Council reviewed the proposal and directed the � and staff to make the following changes to the proposal final approval: (100') oper r to � �. 1. Document driveway easement on the survey. 2. Change the name of the affected parcels on the survey for clarification. 3. Prepare a Developer's Agreement in recordable form that addresses the driveway width, easement maintenance and driveway construction standards. ACTION REQIIIRED If Council desires to implement the recommendation, they should pass a motion adopting Resolution No. 93- , A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PATRICK LOT DIVISION 'AND VAR.IANCE FOR LOTS 11 AND OUTLOT A, MENDOTA WOODS. JED:kkb . �, CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAItOTA COUNTYB MINNESOT�A RESOLIITION NO. 93- A RESOLTTTION APPROVING THE PATRICIC LOT DIVISION I�TD FOR LOTS 11 AND OIITLOT Ao MENDOTA WOODS �HEREAS, Mr. Stephen P. Patrick and Ms. Jana Patrick o4nmers of Lot 11 and Outlot A, Mendota Woods, have requested from th City to divide the southerly 20 feet of Lot 11 and add it to Outlo A; and WHEREAS, Outlot A is a land locked parcel and needs a ariance from the City's Zoning Ordinance requirement that all l,ts have frontage on a public street; and �HEREAS, the City Council has reviewed said lot divi�ion and variance request. � . NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, by the City Co�ncil of the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota that the lot divi ion and variance request submitted at this meeting be and the same is hereby approved with the following Finding of Fact and con�itions: Finding • o�f Fact : The variance is approved based on the hardship that utlot A was platted to be included with the Centex Developm nt as a Manor Home (multi-family) lot and through no fault of Mr. Patrick, Centex declined to de�elop the lot as a man r home. Condition- 1. Execution and delivery of a Developer's Agreemen in the form as attached to this Resolution titled Exhi it A. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights his 2nd day of March, 1993. _ � • �- B , Y ATTEST: Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HE � Charles E. Mertensotto Mayor EXHIBIT A DEVELOPER'S AGREEMENT MENDOTA WOODS LOT DIVISION PLANNING CASE NOo 92-25 THIS DEVELOPER•S AGREEMENT for the Mendota Woods Lot Division, Planning Case No. 92-25 has been entered into this day of , 1993, by and between STEPHEN P. AND JANA PATRICR, 2530 Arbor Court, Mendota Heights, NIlV 55120 (hereinafter jointly the "Developers") and CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS, DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, a municipal corporation, 1101 Victoria Curve, Mendota Heights, Minnesota (hereinafter called the '�City°). W I T N E S S E T H: WHEREAS, the Developers by Application dated and filed August 18, 1992, have applied to the City of approval of the following: A. A lot division that adds the southerly most twenty feet (20') of Lot 11, Mendota Woods plat to Outlot A. B. A varianee to allow development of Outlot A which has no frontage on a public street as required by the City's Zoning Ordinance to be developed as a single family lot. C. A wetlands permit serving these lots wetlands. and that allows the edge of the driveway to be within eighty feet (80') of the WHEREAS, the Plan was reviewed and recommended for approval by the City Planning Commission at their.October, November, December, 1992 and January 1993 meetings, subject to certain conditions; and wHEREAS, the plan was then reviewed and approved by the City Council on February 16, 1993 and March 2, 1993, subject�to certain conditions set forth on Resolution No. 93- , A RESOLIITION APPROVING TIiE PATRICR I;OT DIVI5I0� AND VARIANCE FOR LOTS 11 AND . OIITLOT�A, MENDOTA WOODS, attached hereto; and � WHEREAS, the Developers have agreed that they shall comply with and conform to the conditions specified herein. NOW THEREFORE, the Developers covenants and agrees to develop and maintain the property, subject to the following terms and conditions: (1) �L S 1. The Developers agree to provide a forty foot (4� driveway easement extending acrosa Lot S, Mendo� plat from Arbor Court easterly to serve Lot 11 an� A as shown on Certificate of Survey prepared by � and Sons, Inc. and dated February 15, 1993, att�� Exhibit A. ' I ' ) wide � Woods Outlot .G. Rud �hed as 2. The driveway serving the lots will be a gravel �3riveway a minimum of twenty feet (20') wide located wi�hin the forty foot (40') driveway easement. The drivewa will be constructed so as to be able to carry the weight of a 22 ton fire apparatus. 3. The Developers shall maintain the driveway in a good condition and to a level that always provides smooth easily passable surface. 4. The Developers agree to construct and maintain althirty- three foot (33') radius turnaround as shown a�n plans submitted for the February 2, 1993 City Council �eeting. 5. The Developers agree to pay the City a park de�ication fee of $750 for developing Outlot A as one singl family lot. 6. Outlot A was never assessed for utilities, the De elopers acknowledge that a connection charge of $6,644.00 will have to be paid prior to hooking into the City' s anitary sewer and water system. � 7. The provisions of this Agreement shall be bind'ng upon and enforceable against the Developers, their su cesgors and/or permitted assigns, of the property d scribed herein. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this A reement shall not be assignable by Developers to any thir party. 8. Developers acknowledge that in the event the De elopers fail to perform their obligations hereunder the C ty ma.y, in addition to any other rights and remedie , seek specific performance of Developers' obl'gations hereunder. The Developers agree to rei,mburse the City for a and expen�es;"'� including without limitation at fees, paid or incurred by the City in e Developers' obligations hereunder. � 9. Developers covenants hereunder shall run with t and shall be binding on the heirs, successors and of Developers. The covenants contained herein s: be amended without the prior written consent of t: (2) � costs rney's orcing land signs l not Citye IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands and seals as of the date and year first above written. By Stephen P. Patrick Its By Jana Patrick Its CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS 0 Charles E. Mertensotto Mayor M. Thomas Lawell City Administrator STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF ) The foregoing was acknowledged before me this day of , 19 , by and the and of , a _____________________________ under the laws of ____________________________, on behalf of the Signature of Person Taking Acknowledgment � . �. , J THIS INSTRUMENT WAS DRAFTED BY (NAME AND ADDRESS): City of Mendota Heights 1101 Victoria Curve Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55118 (3) :; �; DECLARATION OF EASEMEPT THIS DECLARATION, made this day of Stephen P. Patrick and Jana B. Patrick, husband and wife, jointly referred to as "Declarant". WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Declara�nt is the owner of certain real prope situated in the County-of Dakota, State of Minnesota, leg5 described as follows: � Lots S and 11, Block 1 and Outlot A, Mendota Woods, according to the recorded plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the Registra� of Titles, Dakota County, Minnesota; WHEREAS, it is necessary and desirable that there be a perpetual easement for driveway purposes over portions Block 1 and Lot 11, Block 1, all in Mendota Woods, accord plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the R Titles, Dakota County, Minnesota, as more specifically se this Declaration for the mutual benefit of said Lot 8, Lo Outlot A. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing pre. mutual covenants contained herein and the sum of One Doll other good and valuable consideration, Declarant hereby d that Lot 8, Block 1 and Lot 11, Block 1, Mendota Woods, a the recorded plat thereof, are, and shall be, held, trans sold, and conveyed subject to a perpetual easement in, ov and across those portions of said Lot 8 and Lot 11 legall on Ezhibit A hereto and hereby made a part hereof (herein referred to as the "Easement Tract") for purposes of main repair, replacement and use of a driveway to provide ingr egress for vehicles and pedestrians to and from said Lot and Outlot A. This easement, together with the covenants hereinbelow, shall run with said Lot 8, Lot 11 and Outlot binding on all parties having any right, title or interes properties or any part thereof, their heirs, successors a and shall inure to the benefit of each owner thereof. 1993 by herein 'ty �lly stablished f Lot 8, ng to the gistrar of forth in 11 and ises, the r and clares cording to erred, r, under described fter enance, ss and , Lot 11 contained A and be in such ,d assigns, The Easement declared herein shall not be deemed a public dedication; the use of the Easement Tract shall be restri�ted to the uses set forth herein. The use of the Easement Tract shall be ezclusive to t e owners of said Lot 8, Lot 11 and Outlot A, which shall use the E sement Tract in common with each other. The actual cost of repairinq, maintaining and replaci�g (including without limitation snow removal) the driveway pon the Easement Tract shall be shared between the present and fu ure owners of said Lot 8, Lot 11 and Outlot A in accordance with the following provisions: A. B. The owner of Lot 8, Block 1 shall be obligated t� pay a share of such costs equal to twenty percent (20% . The owner of Lot 11, Block 1 shall be obligated �o pay a share of such costs equal to forty-five percent 45%). C. The owner of Outlot A shall be obligated to pay share of such costs equal to thirty-five percent (35%). The actual cost of installing the driveway upon the Easem nt Tract will be shared equally between the owners of said Lot 11 Ind Outlot A. Unless otherwise agreed by the owners of said Lot 8, Lot Outlot A, the owner of Lot 11 shall be responsible for ha maintenance and repair of the driveway performed, subject reimbursement by the other owners of their shares of such set forth above within 10 days of demand. In the event t owner of Lot 11 fails or refuses to cause such maintenanc repair to be performed, either other owner may assume suc responsibility, subject to the reimbursement provision se herein. The owner causing such maintenance or repairs to performed shall use its best efforts to cause such costs competitive and reasonable and shall give at least 10 day notice of the estimated costs thereof to the other owners obligation to pay its share of such costs shall be a pers obligation on the owner or owners of the fee title to any properties, or any portion thereof, at the time such cost incurred. All persons or entities having an undivided in and fee title to one of the properties or any portion the be jointly and severally liable with the other owners of the fee title to such property or portion thereof for any costs attributable to such property or portion thereof. 1 and ing such to costs as at the and forth be o be prior The nal of the is erest in eof, shall nterest in of the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have hereby cause these presence to be ezecuted on the day and year first above written. STEPHEN P. PATRICK JANA B. PATRICK �� STATE OF MINNESOTA) ) Ss. COUNTY OF ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me t is day of , 1993, by Stephen P. Patrick and Jana B. Patrick, husband and wife. This instrument was drafted by: PETERSEN, TEWS & SQUIRES PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 4800 IDS Center 80 South Eighth Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402-2208 (612) 344-1600 2713W/021693 �� Notary Public 0 EXHIBIT A EASENIENT TRACT 1. A strip of land 40 feet in width over, under and acro� Block 1, Mendota Woods, Dakota County, Minnesota. Th� centerline of said strip is described as beginning at the east line of said Lot 8 distant 289.92 feet south northeast corner thereof, said east line has an assum� of South 2 degrees 52 minutes 55 seconds West; thence degrees 45 minutes 29 seconds West 17.74 feet; thence degrees 05 minutes 22 seconds West 81.56 feet; thence degrees 23 minutes O1 seconds West 66.18 feet; thence degrees 16 minutes 28 seconds West 100.88 feet; thenc� degrees 56 minutes 55 seconds West 80.24 feet; thence degrees 49 minutes West 50.02 feet to the west line o 8 and said centerline there terminating. The sidelin� 40 foot strip shall be extended or shortened to inter East and West lines of said Lot 8. 2. The south 70 feet of the west 100 feet of Mendota Woods, Dakota County, Minnesota as angles to and parallel with the south line said Lot 11. 2723W/022493 s Lot 8, a point on f rom the d bearing South 48 South 58 South 78 North 72 South 89 North 83 said Lot s of said ect the Lot 11, Blo'k 1, measured a� right and the west line of O1 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .07 .08 .09 Driveway Specifications for Driveway Prepared for Steve Patrick --='� ., by Gregory R. Halling, P.E. February 12, 1993 All driveway construction shall be in accordance with Mn/DOT Specifi ations (1988 Edition). Remove all black dirt and unsuitable material from under drives and oadways within 2' of final pavement grade. All areas altered because of construction must be restored with rock or seed and disced mulch within two weeks after completion of construction. Trees and stumps shall be hauled from the site. Burial of trees or tumps on the site will not be allowed. Topsoil shall be salvaged and stockpiled for future use. A minimum f four inches of topsoil shall be placed on all areas disturbed by the constructio . All embankment construction shall be compacted to 95� Standard Proct r density. Compaction shall be obtained in lifts so that no part of the lift wi 1 have less than 95� density. The Contractor shall contact all utility companies and have said com anies locaze all utilities (public and private) before any construction shall beg'n. Prior to placement of aggregate base, the Contractor shall furnish a andem truck loaded with a minimum of 14 tons to check the completed.subgrade and/or aggregate base for soft spots. Soft areas must be removed and replaced with s isfactory material before completing subgrade or base preparation. No soil borings provided. Subgrade soils assumed to be adequate for roposed construction. ��7 A,�FF�� 2-� �� k � TYPICAL � ehder � -�. & �ssociates, Inc. 20' 2.0� --- �- r \FRRED 6" Class 5(100� Crushed) RocK COMPACTION OF SUBGRADE DRIVEWAY SECTION s ?'� \'��X � CIVIL ENGINEERS & LAND SURVEYORS 3440 Federal Drive, Suite 240 • Eagan, Minnesota 55122 •(612) 452-5051 I• FAX (612) 452-9797 '� , _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - -- - - -- - ___ _-� - _ --- - -£ � - - - - � '. -;-- : � � - _ - _ -�. - �_ : , _ , . . . - - - � - —_�_-- ---_� - �- _ _ — -�- T�- � - _ _ s f : _= v , � �� z Tr. , , z - _ _ - � , ,: ___z � -. _ _. ,__ - -; . . zy � -� EX/ST/NG i4GADW/aY EASEM�NT 6RANT ONTEO 2-22-93 -'�.� `. � : � ' \ �. �`��, 14 _ '_ L' �� ` , .-. � � VICINITY MAP Scele: i"-2oo0' LEGEND • denotes Ii^on Manument Found O Oenates 3/4" x 14" Ir^on Pipe Monument 9Bt 6 mel`Ked by Mt/�Il. F7EB. NO. 71703 r � + denotea exiating ground elevation Orientatlon of this bearing system is based upon the plet of RIVERWO00 PLACE 2N0 ADDITION. 6ENCHMARK: OeKote County Station "SIBLEY"; Std OieK ]7' NNE af NE carne� or Hwy 13 bridye ove� CO. Rd. No. 45; E1BVBtion: 793.85 N.G.V.O. 1929. GRAHAM 6 ASSOCIA TES, INC. professional surveyors 2619 Coon Rapids Boulevard, Suite 103. Coon Rapids, Minnesota, 55433 612-755-0100 ---295.85- �\��-� \_��riN� u a ----5.00°1419��W.---- � �O. �F . cD e • �O Ar °9. �� . r r ��a 6��0 ��A `�0 ��m--249.96-- �A 9 CHAIN LINK �A FENCE � 30' � W o� � 20' I r I,'Drainage & Utility easeinent per poc. No. f605F�2".�` �__ f�--T------- � o'�, F � ��o �;-Sewer Z� Water easement per poc. 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L e°e -� X a � °m ---116.39--- � �� Scale in Feet O 30 60 90 120 150 �r�npos�A FUT�JRE oRivEwAY EASEMEN T OVE/T LOT 1 ma. eo � ax �3 r= 'v M � � � r V 07 i m I Z I EASEMENTS EXISTING a PROPOSED TOPOORAPHIC SURVEY �OR CELLULAR ONE LILYOALE 3ITE OESCRIPTION: LOt 1. BloCk 1. RIVEGawOOD PLACE 2ND ADDITION, Dakote County. Minnesota. CELLULARONE� ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING SERVICES ,4rchitectural Design and Artwork ' (612) 925-3190 Prepared for: CELLULAR ONE, Engineering Dept. 2515 24th Ave. So. MINNEAPOLIS, MN. 55406 (612) 721-1660 CONTACT: Warren Ounlap � ==• ;.�� - • - ,_ _� - ' _ ' - _ _ - - �- _ � - _ - � _ . , _-_ �_ • -- - . _ � T - � �- - -� _ _ .,_ -> -- -> _:_ ._ ,- - — _- _ - - .��- = r - ,>�_�f - �: ::_ - ` -- - - - - - . �_ � z _. � : .. �_ � -- - - - - _ _ _ - - - : , : - �� ._ ,� F - - =- — � : � , __, \ \ \ \ \ Y \ \ I \ I � / / \ 6� � /�O� 2 hereby certify that this survey, plan or �� report was prepared by me or under my direct \ 6 supervision and that I am a duly Registered ��,�OZ Land Surveyor under the Laws of the State of Minnesota. a ��l� L�..,�,�. 9 �� a"� B No . 93101 \� � _�� Date'�Z� /9�� Minn . Reg . 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