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1982-06-15CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA AGENDA JUNE 15, 1982 1. Call to Order. 2. Roll Call. 3. Approval of Minutes, June l, 1982. 4. Consent Calendar: a. Treasurer's report for May. b. Memo on appointment of Dennis Delmont as Civil Defense Coord c. Letter from A.M.M. on Annual dues. d. Memo and proposed resolution on Dutch Elm disease. e. Fire Aepartment monthly report for May. f. Approval of the List of Claims. g. Approval of the List of Licenses. 5. Old Business a. Letter from W. Sheehy regarding liquor license. be present). 6. �New Business tor. (Representa;tives will a. Memo on Surfco Building Permit request. (Representatives Public Mayor City Administrator a. Memo on proposed Fire Relief Association by-laws. b. lr9.� .l7oT �/r,y /1%7�i c � �%/�N,/�OUT Councilmembers e, ��•�,. �. / ru ��,f � l.�haS P�C�ce r, �� City Attorney l�. �fi"0�/i�7�� a10 D n�%u��/� �A/'; City Engineer a. Memo on elevated water storage tank repairs. b. Discussion on assessment hearing schedule. 7. Adjourn. � ; Q1 be present). � ��"� � � - // l��D� � e � � J Page 1659 June 1, 1982 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Regular Meeting Held Tuesday, June 1, 1982 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of the ity Council, City of Mendota Heights was held at 7:30 o'clock P.M. at City Hall, 50 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 7:30 o`clock P.MI. The following members were present: Mayor Lockwood, Council Members Hartmann; Losl ben, Mertensotto and Witt. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Ayes: S Nays: 0 Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Councilwoman Witt moved approval of the minute of the May 4th meet2ng. j Councilman � sleben seconded the motion.� I Councilman Hartmann moved approval of the minu es of the May llth meeting. � Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. + Councilman Losleben moved approval of the minu es of the May 18th meeting. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. ' i CONSENT CALENDAR Councilman Hartmann moved approval of the cons nt calendar as submitted and recommended for approval as part of the regular agenda, along with authorization for execution of a11 necessary documents contained therein. 1. Approval of the List of Claims dated June 1, 1982 and totalling $74,553.77. � 2. The appointment of James F. Kilburg t�o the olunteer Fire Department. 3. Acknowledgement of the minutes of the May 2 th Planning Commission meeting and the Code Enforcement monthly report for May. j 4. Acknowledgement of a letter from Sena.tor Ru regarding funding for I-35E. � � 5. Acknowledgement of a letter of appreciation Mend-Eagan Athletic Association for 1981-82 and maintenance. � 6. Approval of the list of licenses, granting i Advent Custom Homes General Dan Anderson Construction General Boschwitz from the rink flooding .icenses to: ontractor License ontractor License R Ayes: '�5 ` Nays : 0' ' � CASE N0. 82-07, BALLARD ' ' .. . , �� L ��i60 June 1, 198� Loeffel-Engstrand Company Midwest Fence & Mfg. Co. Peterson Maintenance Corporation - A1 Sieben Construction ' Church'ill's Home Heating �. and Cooling � Churchill's Home Heating and Cooling . . Eagan Excavating�Company Husting & Engstrom, Inc. � , , �., � Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. � ,,� , � . , - _ Yn , t � � � _ � General Contractor Licensc General Contractor Licens� General Contractor Lice1 General Contractor Licei._ Heating and Air Conditioning License Gas Piping License Excavating License Excavating License t ,� ._ „ , ._ �. � :� Mayor Lockwood noted that the Planning Commission �,had recommendec denial of Dr. Patrick Ballard's application for variance to allow a 32 by 2 foot sign to be attached to the,Dakota County State Bank directional sign located at the west parking lot entrance.� D'r�. Ballarcl, preserit �for the discussion, expressed his agreement with the Commission determination and stated that he would rather that the bank install a sign on the front of the structure. He indicated that Dick Stryker is checking for tennant interest in�such a sign and that after he receives a report from Mx. Stryker he will reapply for variance. Councilman Mertensotto moved to continue the discussion on Case No. 82-07 to a future meeting to permit the applicant to f'- an amended variance application when an alternative proposal has been prepared�. • \ ' „ Councilman Hartmann seconded,the�motion. Ayes:S � � �` ' ' � �� Nays:O CASE N0. 82-08, Administrator Johnson explained the application for the Council, MURPHY (PAR 3 advising that a conflict in Mr. Murphy`s schedule does not allow GOLF, INC.) his attendance at the meeting. Mr. Johnson stated that Par 3 Golf Proposes to place 135 cubic yards of fill material ,rin a portion of�the 6th-hole pond., Public Works Director Danielson�advised th�at th�e pond is currently being used as a settling pond but could possibly be developed as a detention pond at such time as the area develops. '' After discussion, Mayor,Lockwood moved that the wetlands permit ' hearing be waived and that the permit be granted conditioned ' `'-�"' '' ' upon submission of a filling plan which meets the Public Works ' � �Director's� approval�and subject to the condition that the City may require'removal of the fill at some future time should the pond be needed for storm water�retention. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 CASE N0. 82-09, Mr. John Severson was present to request approval of a front SEVERSON yard setback variance to allow construction of a garage addition . at 717 Pontiac Place. Mr. Severson advised the Council that he is aware of the established policy which limits front yard setback variances in Friendly Hills to 10 feet. He advised the Council that he is requesting an eleven foot variance at the � , •� . . _ > ` � .,`., ,s' r . I Page No. 1661 June l, I982 southwesterly corner of the garage additian a variance at the northeaslerly corner. He adv additional foo� an the southwest corner wauld remodeling of part of the existing attached g room. He further advised�that the variance w problem `for �off-street parking. eight foot ed that Che rovide far better age into a family ld create no ` ""` After discussion, Councilman Mertenso�to maved approval of the front yard variance app].ication, granting a v riance of 11 feet �'�� "� from the 30 foot-front yard setback requaremen at the ' southwesterly corner of the propased garage ad itian and 8 feet at the northeasterly corner, to all.ow c nstruction of the addition 19 feet fram�the southweeterly fr nt property line 22 feet from the nartheasterly front property ine. _-. - Councilman Losleben secanded the motion. Aye s : 5 .� . , ,� , .. �, Nays: `p ,,. , �_ , l GABLE COMMISSION , _ � � . ., - � � r y . ♦. . MISCELLANEOUS r . : �. MULVZHILL DR�VEWAY REQUEST J The Cauncil acknawledged r eceipt of the Northe n Dakota County Cable Communications Commission .7une 2nd agend and Minutes af May 19th and May 25th ca�unission and execuCive eammittee meetings. Administrator Jahnson advised the Council �hat County Cammissione� Voss was'�.II andrwauld not be present for the eeting. The Council acknowledged and c2iscussed almemo nd proposed i develapers agreement relative to a request fro Mr. Art Mulvihill.'', for permission to construct a temporary privat driveway ' on Victory Avenue right-of-way from Pi1ot Knob Road approximately ' S00 feet easte'r1y.� Mr. Mulvihill, present far the discussion, stated that the proposed driveway will pravide his only access �to his praperty; 2183 T.H. 55, after Mn/DQT ta ing af his existin� E?CCBSS �O `Z'.K. 3��. �. After discussion, Mayor Lockwaod moved to gran ' ` request, approving construcCion and private ma " ','. ��' � �' temparary driveway on Va.ctory Avenue right-af= , - a developers ag`reement prepared by the Public' "- �• '" condi�ioned upon approval�of"'fhe agreemerit by " Caunca.Iwoman W�.tt seconded the matian. Ayes: S fs, � �-. ��.. � . - , � . � , • u ,. ,. . N�ys; 0 " • T �- � • � , . . ,r , y'� ' y', . J . . , " • ^ � � �' • ' � ` •� � � COMMiTN ICATION S � . , _.-.� . The Council acknowledged a letter,from the Dak '' Engirieer advising that 'four way stop sigris are Victoria Avenue/Marie Avenue and that the Gity '"" speed Iimit reductian on Marie Avenue has bee� �� Mn/DOT. The Caunczl directed that a capy af t forwarded to Mrs. Janet Bl�esener, i ,' FIRE STATION Adiaina.stratar J'ohnson reviewed his mamo relativ ARCHITECT SELECTION of an archi.tect for the fire facility. It was of the Council that all eigh� candidates incluc be advised of the several. parameters, such as : and estimated budge�, and be requested to subma approval of the tenance af a y, pursuant to rks Director, e City Attorney. ta Gounty Traffic not warranted at s request for referred to the e letter be a to selection the concensus �d in the memo ize of structure t proposals. TRAIL FUNDING Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Page �o, �;f��i2 .. Jut�e �, I9,8� Councilwoman Witt moved the adoption of Resolution N�Q: 82-50, "RESOLUTION REQUESTING COUNTY TRAIL FUNDING," relative to Dakota County participation in the construction of the Marie Avenue trail. Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. � „ �. . CIVIL DEFENSE The Council acknowledged and discussed a memo from County. Civil Defense Director Dale Grimes relative to procedures for activating the civil defense sirens. It was the concensus of the Council that the Dakota County Siren Activation Procedures . be adopted' as presented in the memo and that copies of a flyer '• describing the�°procedures be distributed to all homeowners via the newsletter and other appropriate means. . MISCELLANEOUS � Administrator Johnson advised the Council that Public Works Department time has been committed to assisting the Mend-Eagan Athletic Association in the renovation of a ballfield at St. . � Peter's Church: `�� MISCELLANEOUS Administrator Johnson advised the Council that he has been contacted by the Dakota County H.R.A. relative to an application for sanitary and storm sewer facility construction for the City of Mendota. He advised that the HRA has stated that it would like to be able to indicate in the application that Mendoa Height. would consider maintaining a lift station and process sewer billings for Mendota. The Council expressed its desire to cooperate in the process, under a negotiated contract similar to contracts with the City of Lilydale. JUNK CARS The Council requested current information on the tagging of junk cars. VAN LANDSCHOOT City Attorney Winthrop distributed and discussed a memo LITIGATION relative to the opinion handed down in the Van Landschoot case. It was the concensus of the Council that the memo should be studied and digested and that a determination on appeal be made some time during the next 60 days. MISCELLANEOUS The Council acknowledged receipt of the Engineering Status Report for May. LIQUOR ORDINANCE The Council acknowledged and discussed a memo from the City Clerk relative to questions needing resolution before final preparation of an on-sale liquor ordinance. A concensus was �� reached on all items except size and seating requiremerits, and ~` the Clerk was directed to research requirements of other communities . ELECTRONIC GAMES The City Clerk was directed to research and report on how surrounding communities address electronic games. BOARD OF REVIEW STOP SIGN ORDINANCE ,.� �" Aqes; 5 Nays: 0 ADJOURN Aqes: S Nays: 0 ATTEST: RoberC G. Lackwaod Mayor � i Page No. 1663 June 1, 1982 The City C1erk reminded Che Council that the a rtual Board of Review is scheduled for 7:30 P.M, on tdednesday, June 9th. The City C1erk advised the Council that the re adification of ordinances resulted in two inconsistencies in e s�op and yield intersection ordinance and recommended a option of a corrected ordinance. Council.man Mertensotto moved the adoption of Or inance No. 197, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORUINANCE NQ. 1113", to eplace the existing codified ordinance No.. 113.3, "AN ORDIN CE ESTABLISHING STOP AND YIELD INTERSECTTONS WITHIN THE CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS". Councilman Hartmann�seconded the matian. There being no further business to come before he Council, Cauncilman Hartmann moved that the�.meeting be a journed. Councilwoman Witt seconded the mo�ion. TTME OF ADJOURNME�TT: 11:25 o"clock P,M. � ; : Kathleen M. Swansan City Clerk � 0 r - � i 4 CITY OF MEN[�QTA FiEI�:ti'PS TRI:;ASUJu:R R[:k�OR�i' - May, 1982 Dakc�ta C`c�ui�ty S�al� ft,ii;k Ch�r.ki��y Flccatii�t Savings Account C.D. Uue Rev. 5harin9 Savirtgs: Sj�ecial F��1 i.ce Savinys 10-4-$2 @ 15.182% i.il.'ll. �'12Sit� J�}t'.C. JclVl.tl{3`i TOTAL Callateral - Batids 150,000.00 Govt. Guar. 140,000,00 Cherokee State Bank C.D. Uue ��5-$2 @ 14% 300,000»00 C.�. Due 11-6-82 @ 13 314 100,Q00,�0 C.D. Uue ��12-$2 @ 14% 300,000.00 C.�. Due 8-13-82 @ 13zt 450,400.00 S�yec. Park Savir�gs �-$-8� I3,952.59 13.693% 2aTn�. Callateral -.sonds �y300,000.00 Govt. Guar. ��A��'�� Signal Hills Stat� Baz�k C.U. Dt�� `]'t�T71L C�l.latoral - F3untis 60Q,Q04.OQ Govt. Guar. 100,000.00 Minnesota State i;ank C.D. Uue Callateral - (;o��t. Guar. Miri►�esota Ftderal Saviiigs & Loar� c. �. Dt�c� 9-�7-82 @ 14t Collateral - Govt. Guar. r'irst National I3dIlK of St. Faul C.D. Uue b--28-82 � 13.5251 100,000.00 7-�2-82 � 14.275% 300,000.00 Co3.Iat�ra�-�`�bor�c�s 13�1 600,OOO.QO ` I,OOd,000.00 G""�" �'"�r lOQ,000.00 U.S. Trea�ury 8ills Due 2-23-83 @ 14.23% 395,000.00 Repo due b-1-$2 Repo due 6--1-82 Repo due 6-I-82 TOTP.T� F'i3NDS AVAIi,iIEiLE: �2,�7a,�o�.20 F3alance �$1,54Q,681.34� 329.49 25,000.00 �$l, 515, 351.. 83i 1,163,952.59 fi t!f t! 1,000:044.QQ 347,203.46 20Q,000.00 1,475,OOO.QO Collateral 29Q,QQ0.4Q 700,000.00 QMZi�#IiZ4��I�i 1,100,000.00 I.. Sha ghnc:>s;� � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS ' MEMO � June 11, 1982 T0: City Council � I FROM: Robert G. Lockwood Mayor SUBJECT: Civil Defense Coordinator I In accordance with Ordinance No. 132, Codified as Ordinance No. 11, I hereby appoint Dennis J. Delmont as Coordinator of Civil Defense fo the City of Mendota Heights. This is submitted for City Council information and public documer�tation. fsoard of Diiectc�rs , � � ��,d��nr ;�:rr,c:�, J. Krantkirvtie; f.irut�l�iyn P.irl� 'r �'/'�e',r,lerlt \l,ti �• r��tu��; SM �It C:,�11:n '4.�i!.v ' � ;t !'r PStdt•�'rt I�ichd��l �1,ir,uii r\��l� V,�!Icy Ronald Backcs St. I_ouis Park 11'ii!ianZ Barnheit ��tinneapulu Greg t3lces St. Pau! Eiea [31c,rnquis� Ca�an �err�� Du!gar �� n c: k.+ June .Z, 1982 Mr. Orville Johnson City Manager 750 So. Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minn. 55120 Dear Orv: I am privileged as the new President of the Association of Municipalities (AMM) to wriie this Ietter to accompany youz statement. The AMM is our organization. It was formed by Officials and is run by Metro Area City Officials. We are interest in preserving the ability to serve our constituent needs in the most effective, efficient, and responsive manr. in the metro area have many significant, common concerns. and Metropolitan Council view us as unique in comparison tc other regions of Minnesota. It is vital for us to continuE to maintain our opportunity for local decision making. Ljuralrzs:;r pur organization the AMM is the leadinq force in lobbying l..�N.�� I�Imc, control. We are tested, continuously by the Legislature a )�nHai.igcn Council in areas such as Land Use Regulations, Storm Water Shoic�vc�c��l Housing Requlations and Standards to mention just a few. vehicle through which we gain representation on important ; Jack i�vinK advisory committees such as the Transportation Advisory Bo� Crystai Technical Advisory Committee. ; in::�� ;�1ill��r �1inncto:�l.<� William Sandbcrg North St. Paul l:)onnis Sr.hna�:dc.r f� i ici lc�• � � rnc, Scndcn ��•,+� t3ri;;l'��c�r� )acqucline Slatei 19iruicapolis 'f homas Sp�es [3locamington ItoberL I�histic C�on Rapids � �a� utive Director / '- %ern Petcrson '� r� Our organization the AMM is the vehicle through which we ca to provide important information and data which would be to individual bases, hut is useful to a1I cities. i.e. Metrop SaZary Survey, Municipal Fee Survey. i I look forward to working with you and a11 member city offi your committment to succeed. We need participation by indi on our policy committees and we need financiaZ committraent dues. The return we get as Iocal officials and cities is b and vital. By working toqether through a strong organizati serve our constituents. ! Sincerely, �� fa /0 ` . �'i�zz � C/a� /Y!' Mary A erson, Councilmember Golden Valley Association of Metropolitan Municipalities President R�C�rvE�. Metropolitan annual dues Metro Area City united by our s and their er. All cities The Legis.Zature the cities in to work together preserve 1oca1 Metropolitan noff, and AMM is the ro 1eve1 and the share the costs expensive on an itan Area iaZse We need idual officials eflected in the th measurable n, we can better (� O 1! /'7 C' I /` �LI tCS' / I7 L ��sf QUc� _30O h�nc�v�i•i hi��;; ,�l�bO �:ccl.0 sti��ct, st. paul, minncsota 55`IO"I (C'12) 222}2861 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO T0: City Council FROM: Kathleen M. Swanson City. Clerk June 11, 1982 '. i SUBJECT: Proposed Resolut3on Establishing Assessment Fo"rmula. for Removal of Diseased Trees The.attached Resolution is an update on a previous resolution � the only substantive change being an increase in � tlie interest :Ir.ate. i 7% to 11%. :h CITY OF MENDOTA HEI�HTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 82- RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ASSESSMENT FORMULA FOR REMOVAL OF DISEASED TREES WHEREAS, the State Legislature has passed legislation authorizing and encouraging local governments to be active in diseased tree removal; and WI�REAS, on.May 3, 1977, the City Council unanimously elected to enforce the provisions of Section 18.023 in the remova� and assessment for removal of diseased trees; and WHEREAS, it appears that assessments of one year duration merely extend the agonizing period of tree removal payments; and WHEREAS, State law authorizes the spreading of such tree r�smoval costs over a five-year period. N�W., THE�tEFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights that tree removal costs incurred by the City on private property shall be spread over a five-year period at 11% interest on the unpaid balance. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 15th day of June, 1982. CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood Mayor ATTEST: Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk t »� •• .. MENDOTA HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT , MONTHLY REPORT r� r�j� j Fire Calls No. 82-42 Thru 8_�Number of Calls 6 Month FIRE ALARMS DISPATCHED �y � -TYPE NO.��, STRUCTURE CONTENTS MISC. � TO �- . _ Commercial• Residencial � Vehicle Fires ; � � Contract Fires(All) . � 1 2, 000� _.Vehicle Accidents $ $ $ 2 � 000 I Monthl Loss �o�als Men Ht s. Rescue (no fire) All Fires All Areas $,000 j$ 1 Grass, Brush&No Va�1ue� 1 Men Hgts Only Struct/Contents False Alarm Criminal Men Hg�s Only Miscellaneous � -False "' Commercial Men Hgt�s Total Loss to Date '$ False " Residericial 2 BILLING FOR SE�2 f _ M�Y ,19 ALS TO DATE 2,200 9,900 12,100 2,200 9,900 12,100 VIC S Good Intent Calls 2 • A enc 'This Mon h To Date TOTAL CALLS 6 Mn-DOT . none 87.00 LOCATION OF FIRE ALARMS To Date L t Y ^ Mendota Heights Mendota Sunfish Lake Lilydale Other TOTAL WORK P'�RFORMED Fire Calls . , Meetings Dr'ills � Weekly.Clean-Up Special Trai.ning �dministrative s •' ' Fire Marshal � �t� ��`�� = TOTEiLS 4 ., .,, ,,. . as r. Milw RR 5 42 47 CNW RR 1 Others ' 1 2 TOTALS $ $ 87.00 1 3 6 FIRE MARSHAL�S TIM FOR MONTH I 6 47 55 Inspections �Hours To Date Last Yr� Investigations 87 691 982 F.ire Calls ' 3 24 154 142 . , 36 247 303 Meetings � 7 ' 17 116 118 Drills, Training 3 47 143 250 ; � Miscellaneous' 18 22 122 118 31 197 2p4 Total 31 264 1670 2117 Remarks: See other side of this � sheet for monthly s nopsi�. � , u � � , ' ;. � :. " � u 'F .. , . . . { , � K� � , ., „ .� , � MONTHLY SYS OP S IS I { � � ' `'.�''; � :;� ' � �,� ; . , � . � , � _A�;: �' � =� �r � . . . �� , � . r •.:�>:. � y I .� r�,� �, ��' K��,, � ,. . . ' ,.. �r, . �i`.:M" -, . ., r � . � r;;��!; +�i. . , ...._e-� ��< FIRE CALL� The department r.eceived 6 calls during the month. ,Only'one call resulted in any property loss. This was a vehicle fire in a�LfiP�fuel- - '4 i.', , j:!,'•a ed _sedan owned by Northern States Power .Co. , The fire 'cause , is � uncleterm'ined damaget was to the engine compartment of the vehicle. �.� E�;�;;;�j y;� . . 'i ', •�'� , , � � � �� . ' � Y',i`k,,r :.;., , MONTHLY TRAINING The regular scheduled two hour drill was used to pump water with several, differant set-ups used. Men from the department atterid- ed "Special Drills" during May. The first,was on May 1, at the As'hland Oil in St. Paul Park. They went into the "smoke-house", a training building, which contains smoke and high level of heat. Firemen enter with full�gear including breathing units, open a window and vent out the smoke and heat. The second special drill was with Dakota County fire departments in a,mut- ual aid exercise in Eagan. Over 4,000 feet of big hose was laid and pumpers were added along the route to raise pressures. � ; . �L. . ' � I � .t . Y . . r � a• •� t �G^�s � �. . . .. ... .., � �., t'. ' ,� � �Y '-,r . . , t.� . . �. �{ �� (((•III��-M�I�i+++��JJJ�QQQ r .�,I I � Y1 ! , . a ��n" F � G :� � FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTEILY WUIZK PERI'C?RMANCE Mo th A , I9 �' ' Cal s for Fire Fire Per- Month- Clean Bus. 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Lesieur Specktor Construction (Prestige Const) St. Croix Ornamental Iron Bill Richie Service Station Maintenance S�Q nnen Brothers Construction, Inc. d"�•� James Peters Excavating St. Paul Utilities Layeux Masonry Trapp Concrete & Masonry Roger Young Construction � General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor General Contractor G n�ontractor Excavating License Excavating License Masonry License Masonry License Masonry , �— � �z t `y/� �.{�(- �-`/�.,y.k J1[°�,� ._��-:-�. �� '�':�r ^.� �w -X �� "�!- ic Y - � .Yi�^?'� ♦ t �� x�'i - i � . . - _i__ �--1:___ �. -' -'_�ti P.O. B07�C-43'570 �� . - -- .- - --. . , __ _ j. .; - 1 ' '• `. "� i• I_r -• _ �� L� ��o' I , ; �= ='.�1�'c� �JUj� _ �982 UNST'RUCTI4BV COMP N� ► _____.��..__._..____.___...___._._--- - -------��-r•-. �' �'� r,.i I..� M( ri iV �.; S d T x, '� t:f i��3 s , ._ . .. T . . i ._ _`` - --•^.�, . June 8, 1982 PHON�: 61 2/488-6691 Honorable Mayor Robert G. Lockwood I and the City Council of Mendota Heights ' 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, MN 55120 I Dear Mr. Mayor and Council Members: I Sheehy Properties, Inc. approached the City Council of Mendota Heights on April 20, 1982 relative to our interes in the location of a MGM Liquor Warehouse facility in Mendota Plaza. With the approval of MGM Liquor Warehouse Inc. as an off-sale liquor applicant, we would proceed wi h our renovation plans. Subsequent to our latest correspondence to the City of May 10, 1982, we have matured our lease agreement with MGM and have preliminary estimates on our renovation plan From my most recent conversation with the City staff, I understand the formation of a private off-sale ordinance is currently proceeding with formalization expected in th� not to distant future. i We would like an audience with the Council on Tuesday, June 15, 1982, to unveil our proposed improvements and to attain formal guidance from the Council as to the propE procedures required to realize our desired objectives. Respectfully, SHEEHY PROPERT ES, INC. � � •� 1 W. R. Sheehy WRS:sh r e � � �h I � This Com an is an E ual Em lo ment O ortunit Em lo er � P Y q P Y PP Y p Y �R 360 WEST LA�F'EiVTEUR AVENUE, ST. F'AUL, MN . 51 t3 � �r � � MISGELLANEOUS Mr. William Sheehy, af Sheehy Properties, and Mr. Pat Maglic� of MGM Liquars, were present to request Council adoption of: provisions to a11ow the issuance af an off-sale liquor : license to MGM Liquors ta aperate a facility in t�e Mendota Plaza Shopping Center. Mr. Sheefiy advised the Council that• his firm propased major renovation of the shapping center, inciudxng screening of the roaf tap ventilation system an trash areas, replacement af ceiling tiles, removal of out� a� signs, ct�anging the rnetal facade of the fro,.� of the structur� painting of the structue and paa.nting and patching on the rear of the facility. Mr. Sheehy stated tht3C the MGM aperation in the center wauld pramote interest by new retail clien�s and will be a catalyst for his firm to make improvements to the center. He advised that MGM is interested in leasing 12,OQ0 square feet adjacent to Snyders, and that approx- imately 5,000 square fee� of space will then be available for other retail enterprises. The Council sugges�ed, and discussed with Mr. Sheehy, the deaireability for a hard- ware store in the center. Councilman Mertensatto sugges�ed that parking spaces be provided at �he rear of the facility to encourage greater access at the south entrance ta the building. Mr. Maglich reviewed the history af the MGM operation for the Council, advi�ing that they currently operate 18 retail stores and provide higYi quality service and selection. He asked the Council to enact a private off- sale liquor Ordinance and to consider MGNf as a license candidate. Mayar Lackwood advised Mr. Maglich and Mr. Sheehy that nc action can be taken immediatel}* by the Council �nd that any Page No, 1639 April 20, I982 action on the matter caoulcl be at least two to three months into the future. He also asked Mr. Sheeh� how he wauld react to a.nterest by the Wi.lder Foundatian in using a portion of the Sheehy property for a senior citizen fac�lity. Mr. Sheehy advised that his firm would be very favorable to an e2derly housing faci,lity on the approximate 3.6 acres of land available sauth of the shopping center. HEARING, CASE NQ. Mayor Lockwood apened the meeting �or the purpose of a 82-04, TOUSIGNANT pbulic heari.ng on an application fram Robert Tausi�nant for a wetlands permit and conditiona�. use permit tQ fz�� d � located northeast of the �uture inrersection of I-35E and I-494. Mr. Tousignant and his representatives, 3erry Buesing and Marv Eggum fram $uesing Brothers Trucking and Keith Wehrman from Wehrman Associates, Tnc,, were present for the da.s- eussion. Mr. Eggum advised the Council that he and the other representatives have met with representa�ives af St, Thomas Academy and Visitation Convent and ather awners of all property within 350 feet of the site ta explain the proposed filling aperation, Mr. Wehrman explained Che existing and proposed contours, site lines and wetlands area. He advised tha� the drainageway which currently o v; c r r ,,,, � t, ,. _ _ � _ _ . , ., . - - � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO T0: City Council �I June 11, 1982 ; FROM: Paul R. Berg Code Enforcement Officer SUBJECT: Building Permit Approval in B-2 Zone (Surfco Gas) Mr. William Richie of William Richie Construction, has request building permit to do some remodeling at the Surfco Gas Station, lo at 1960 Dodd Road. � This station was formerly a Ske1ly.Station and a conditional u permit was granted to Skelly by the City Council on April 6, 1972, the following minute excerpt: Councilman Stringer moved the Council approve the application o Oil Company for a conditional use permit for the construction of a s station on the corner of Dodd Road and Highway 110; subject to the h operation to be 6:30 A.M, to 10:00 P.M. until further order by the C further limitations: no un-enclosed storage of trash, which include oil cans, drums, old.tires, etc., nor any storage of junk or wrecked premises. The approval is to be conditioned upon the site plan, lig sign plan, and the photograph submitted to the Council as part of th Motion seconded by Mayor Huber. Vote: Ayes: 5, Nays: 0. Councilman Stringer moved the issuance of a building permit to Company to construct the service station in accordance with the plan to the filing of a landscaping performance bond in the amount of $3, Motion seconded by Mayor Huber. Vote: Ayes: 5, Nays: 0. a ted per Skelly rvice zrs of zncil, and batteries, �ars on the ting plan, application. kelly Oil ; sub�ect J0.00. Upon finding this information, I contacted Howard Dahlgren to 'ee if an amended conditional permit would be necessary before Counci:l reviewe� the permit application. According to Howard, this action would not be r�quired as long as there was no enlarging of the present structure or the remod ling was not being done to create a convenience store/gas station. According.to e plans submitted, neirher of these conditions will be created. Mr. Richie's contract and permit will be to remodel the.existin by: 1. removing all existing shelving; 2. installing a new coun'te installing new wall paneling; 4. install new vinyl flooring; 5. in 14 foot by 14 foot security curtain wall in half of the north garage installing a new two compartment above floor safe; 7. installing ro cedar siding over the existing bay doors; and insulating from the in the bay doors. ' I, Council may note that the enclosed plan shows some new.site lig ation of a new sign, which will be addressed at a later date. Counc issue a new conditional use permit resolution for Surfco since the o was to Skelly Oil Co. 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Johnson CiCy AdministraCor 3une 11, 1982 SUBJECT: Proposed By-Laws Mendota Heights Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association As you recall, the subject By-l.aws have been under discussion ' the City Council and the�Relief Association members for ovar a y.ear that a satisfactory conclusion may have been reached. both I� appears Your Committee members, Chuck Mertensotto and John Hartmann, a ong with Larry Shaughnessy and myself,�have met on three accasians witli repr sentatives of the Relief Association. Most recently the.attached draft was re iewed and agreed upaa by �he Commi:tt�e in�May. Copies were presented to the ire Relief Associa�ion representive an�Map I9th. i The Fire Relief Association now requests twa final changes. T ese changes are noted on the first page and fifth page. The firs� request seem �consistent with the cancept af aZZawing a form of bene�it�far those w`ho��have s rved at leasr 10 years (as per the schedule an page 5,'Early WiChdrawal). � The�second change is merely adding a sentence to this dzaft = sentence that does exist in the old By=].aws. I believe that both.changes ar proper and acceptable. Representatives of the Fire Relief Association wiouli3 like to the June 15t1i meeting to.see if this draft is acceptable. If it i; the Fira Rel�,ef Association woul� adopt a final draft, at .its next r thereby.paving the way for official City Council approval and c1.os� rather lengthy chapter. + Attachment: Draft gear .at presumably :t�:ng, ; this . - •�, � I►" NOTICE OF PUBLIC FOR THE MENDOTA INTERCHANGE HEARING PROJECT ��+=-�� ' � � � ./'• . The t�linnesota Denartment of Transportation will hold a Locat� Design Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 22, 1�82 at 7:30 P.M�. to d� the proposed Mendota Interchange project at the junction of Trunk 13, 55 and 110. There will be an informational open house prior �� hearing from 5:30 P.M. to 7:�30 P.M. The hearing and open house w� held at St. Peter's Catholic Church near the east end of the Mendc at the intersection of Trunk Highways 13 and �55. ' on and scuss Highways :o the 11 be �ta Bridge This hearing will be held in accordance with the pr�visions �f United States Code, Title 23, Section 128. The project, as proposed, would consist of reconstructin4 Tr Highway 55, adjacent to the present roadway, from the Mendota Bri Mendota Neights Road and reconstructing Trunk Highv�ay 110 from Tr Hiqhway 55 to Lexinqton Avenue. It would also include the constr of a partial interchange at the junction of Trunk High��ays 55 and well as the construction of a nevr Trunk High�rray 13 connection, on alignment from near I-494 to Trunk Highway 55. In addition,' ther be a separate connection from Trunk Highways 55 and 110 to the Ci Mendota, and several miles of frontage road for local traffic. nk g e to nk ction 110, as a new would v of � The purpose of the proiect is to correct the traffic congesti�On and accident problem near the east end of the Mendota Brida,e.. ' � ' One 0.6 acre wetland will be filled by the construction. It classified as a Type 2 wetland, based on U.S. Fish & t�lildlife Serv Circular No. 39. It will be replaced by several new wetland areas will be created as part of the pro,ject. • � i Portions of the Mendota Historic District and Fort Snelling S Park will be crossed by a storrn sewer from Trunk Hight��ay 13 �to the Minne.sota River. In addition, there will be some encroachme�nt by Highway 13 onto St. Peter's Church property which is also in'the M Historic District. The construction in these areas will involve t following protective Federal legislation: Section 4(f) of the Dep of Transportation Act of 1966, Section 106 of the �lational Histori Preservation Act of 1966, and Section 6(f) of the Land and l+later Conservation Act of 1965. ; ce that ate runk ndota e rtment No date has been established for construction because of pres nt hiclhway funding difficulties. However, it would be after I-35E an I-494 are substantially completed in Dakota County. All interested persons, governmental agencies, and nublic int rest groups are encouraged to attend the open house and hearing. 'Copie of relevant documents, including the Environmental Assessment and Dra t 4(f) Evaluation,will be on hand at the open house for public review. Eyeryone � � 'a1_ �'! � NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Page Two wi]1 be given an opnartunity to discuss the design, location, and social, economic and environmental effects of the prapased project. Department of Transportatian representatives specializing in right of way and re1aca- iion matters w�i1 be present to answer questions. The State and Federal relacation assistance programs available to displaced persons will be exnlained. Tentative dates far acquisition of right of way and constructior� af this project w�ll be discussed, All ora7 and written statements will be made nart of the officia1 hearing record. They will be accepted both at the hearina and durina a period'thro��h July 20, 1982. An a�nroved Environmental Assessment and Draft 4�f} Evalua�iort dacument, maps, righ� af �rray information, and other da�a are available for viewing and conyin4 at the INinnesota Department of Transportat�an, District Nine 4ffice at 34�5 Hadley Avenue I�orth, Oakdale, Minnesata. Conies of the Environmental Assessment are also available for v�ewing at �the Road Plans ?nformat�an Office in Room 649 at the Transportation Building, and capies have been sent ta the Cities of Mendota and Mendota Heights, Dakota County, and the Legislative Reference Library in Room 117 af the State Ca�iiol. Inquiries regarding this project shauld be directed ia the Project Manager, Earl Van6erkom (telephone 77Q-2311, extension 219). RICHARD P. BRAUN COMMISSIONER . LOCA'�"i�r1/�ES��N ��' �� i� �� _ �i� �� y. �. :� ��.�:: £; � : tr:: �.. �. s� �� r � .. � � Fj i" ,� - 3 4. �` () Y: _� 55 � t� FORT vELL/N6 STATE / I Gun C/ub � Loke i c , �, x.'`�. ��•� � i '* ,4: 9 � P/KE / ' /SLAND / � i3 � nne�—��; . c ORCHARO PL. J •� a K Q JN 1- 5�. F LL � u +': �.� , � P �� c+ Z o ,� > i• ;� 5' F s'�• N = � � H 45 a � .�r s Z�e 3< <n VERONICA LA. � -+ -' O �� Ch `�4 h SS. CULLI `A�H , 0 3 KAY AVE o = " N� MENDOTA V�CT'ORIA � RD MENDOTA �� ° ; � � HE/GHTS a � � " � Q NIf � O f . a F ; Auguslo � ( Loke F cu��av a . � 31 VICTORY � AVE. ' '� Ci LEMAY AVE, O \ � I6 EMA AVE ¢ WAGON WHEEL a � DEAN !YE � V J ' Z a Q ,,,, I x u I � . Lemoy X �-Oi� -' R ge�s Loke 13 i 55 Q - PERRON R4 � P°' I m ��'SPpRT �Q-y . o Z p Q- � Y 43 MENDOTA H7S. RQ ' a° = o�� , � � � o p J . = a ' 'N R O �N� 31 TRAPP R0. e�VE G li 3E CITY OF MI;NDOTA H�IGHTS MEMO June 15, 1982 T0: Orvil J. Johnson, City Administrator FROM: Dennis Delmont, Police Chief SUBJECT: 1982 Junk Car Campaign Pursuant to the notification in the recent newspaper article, th addresses were located and warned for violations of Ordinance No. 110 to junked cars. 796 Sibley Memorial Highway 757 Upper Colonial Drive 716 - 3rd Avenue 1435 Dodd Road 723 - 3rd Avenue 724 Wentworth 1090 Cullen 2049 Timmy St. 1037 William Court Three vehicles � One vehicle i Three vehicles ' Two vehicles ; Two vehicles Two vehicles � One vehicle One vehicle ' One vehicle following , relating The residents at these addresses were given citations ordering t em to correct the violations. If this has not been done within thirty days, they will be summoned to court. I have also attached a copy of the letter that accompanies each warning. If you or the members of the Council or staff should see violatio s which we have overlooked or haven't yet gotten to, please call them to our attention. Nolicc Ucpar.lmcnl CITY OF IVI�IOID(�TA �-IEIG�-ITS Dear Mendota Fieigh�s Rr.sid��nt: It has becn not�d that y�u are in viulati.c�n uti Mendota Heigfits City Oi-dinance /l1106 rclati.ng to the l:ee��ing of junlc vehi�.les. As you wil7. note, the cc�ur�esy warning issued to you requires that you correcC the condition within 30 days. If Lhis is not done, a summons will be issued and a c�urt appearance wi11 be required. 7'his effor. t}ias been made in an attempL to conti��ue to provide a safe and pleasa►it ei�vironment in our City, and your cooperation wil]. be greatl.y appreciated. If ;•ou tiave any quest�ic�ns regarding this procedure, you are caelcorie to call me at 452-1366. Yours truly, , ^ �, / �... , �� : l i/�� <'-�.-• _�..� �• `-L��. Dennis J. elmont, Chie£ :lENDO'TA f��IGH'L'S YULTCL 1)EPA1tT�iL'RT UJD:cb � 75U Sot�tf� Plaza Urive • Mendota Heights, M i nnesota 55120 • 452-131�C CITY OF P'IENDOTA HEIGHTS D1EP40 T0: City Council FROP�I: Edward F. Kishel City Engineer SUBJECT: Elevated lJater Storage June 8,� 1982 In the matter of water tower inspection for burned spots due of flutting last fall, Pittsburg-Des Moines Steel Company had a r come in on June 1, 1982 to perform the inspection. to welding �resentative During the prior week, the tank was drained down by valve con�trol so that the inside tank walls were exposed for examination. , I The Sai.nt Paul Water lJtility provided an employee who togethe with PDM's man determined that burned spots did exist and that paint repairs ill be necessary. Because of pri.or scheduli�ng it was not possible to do any rep iring immediately with the result that the tank was refilled for normal se. In a discussion with the Saint Paul Water Utility, they sugge ted that we do not attempt the repairs now or during the balance of the su er because of possible drought periods and the Water Utilitys requirement fro N.S.P. Company to pump�only during off-peak periods. Today, we received a call from Oean Bach of PDM acknowledging the need for corrective work and suggesting that, because of scheduling, po sibl,e dry weather. periods and so forth, that we hold off repai�rs until fall. After considerable discussion, and learning that the tank wou d be down for about 2 weeks during repairs, it was agreed that PDM wou:ld hav a crew here on September 13, 1982 to start the work. j Saint Paul Water Utility has also agreed to have an inspector to check the work when it is done. I available