1982-07-06CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
�DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
AGENDA
JULY 6, 1982
1. Call to Order.
2. Roll Call. . ''
3. Approval of Minutes: June 9th,• June 15th and June 21st.
4. Consent Calendar:
a. Memo on Minnesota Constitutional Amendments.
b. A.M.M. Newsletter, June 1982. '
s c. Memo on Pabst Meat Company's application for building permi .
� (Letter and plan attached.)
d. Memo from Public Works Director on 1983 Lawcon/LCMR Grant R nk
e. Minutes of June 2nd Cable Commission meeting.
f. Minutes of June 22nd Planning Commission meeting.
g. Minutes of June 29th Special Planning Commission meeting.
h. Public Utility Commission notice of rate increase for North es
Bell. '
� i. Letter and proposed resolution from Mn/DOT requestirig appro al
bridge construction plans and special provisions.
j. Proposed resolution awarding final payment for NSP storm se er
improvement project.
k. Approval of the List of Claims.
l. Approval of Licenses. �
m. Code Enforcement monthly report for June.
5. Hearing: Case No. 82-11, Northland Company -- Application for
Use and Wetlands Permit. �(See June 29th Planning Co
minutes. Recommend approval.
6. Old Business � ,_
a. Surfco building permit request. (Continued from June 15th.
additional information has been suYmi,�ted by applicant.)
6, .�/.D �h/ffi�b: F.'�� T��k Ctios�-�s '�/�qob l.El 6y �13oy�r
7. Commission Reports
a. Case No. 82-06, Dobie -- Application for wetlands permit. (
approval with conditions.)
b. Case PJo. 82-12, Roth -- Application for lot division. (Recc
approval . ) � �e f " �l�N'���%
e. /1l,D C �ye��la � /� �a
8. Communica�ions
a. Letter from Mendakota Country Club regarding installation
fence." (Representatives will be present.)
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of ".
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Fr� r��ks
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a "test
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9. New Business
Public
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Mayor
City Administrator
a. Memo on Fire Station architectural proposals.
July 6, 198:
b. Memo on inventory of residential area activities.
e, �/t//y! L7F•' of�,o�oreCi4f��os�
�ounc i 1 Member s c% L'� � h�Y �'i 'es_ �i T�t i/ Fu ��'h� `
� 9/� ��s�r�� r��s ��
City Attorney
City Engineer
a. Engineering Status Report for June.
Public Works Director
�. Memo on I/I Study recommendations.
City Clerk
a. Proposed liquor ordinance. (Draft ordinance available Tues
10. Adjourn.
/Y%A.� 05��/'szi y
evening.)
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June 9, 19 2
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
DAKOTA COUNTY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Minutes of the Annual Board of Review
Hed Wednesday, June 9, 1982
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of the ity of Mendota
Heights met as the Board of Review at 7:30 o'clock P.M., at the C ty Hall,
. 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Mayor Lockwoo called the
� meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M. The following members were present:
Mayor Lockwood, Councilmen Hartmann and Mertensotto. Council man Losleben had
advised the Council that he would be late. Councilwomen Witt had notified
the Council that she would be unable to attend,
ADJOURN
Ayes: 4
� Nays: 0
Mayor Lockwood turned the meeting over to Assistan County
Assessor Bill Peterson. Mr. Peterson advisecl that he and several
other assistant assossors were present to review 1 82 estimated
market values. He advised that all residential pr perti s nd
condominiums in the City were given an across the oard 1 Oa ���
increase in valuation over 1981, that townhouses w re r va ed
and there is a 10� increase in market value of co ercial
structures. He then asked for general questions f om the audi-
ence, advising that the County representatives wou d discuss
specific questions relating to individual valuatio with the
property owners later in the evening. !
Councilman Losleben arrived at 7;45 P.M.
Mr. Peterson explained the factors used in evaluti g properties
and advised that the estimated market value is app oximately 85�
of the market value of properties. He answered se eral questions
from the audience. In response to a question from an owner of an
Eagle Ridge condominium, he advised that the Asses or's staff would
be willing to meet with the condominium owners and review the
valuation procedure to determine whether an adjust ent in the
valuation piiilosophy for the structures is necessa y.
Mr. Peterson and the representatives from the asse sor's office
met individually with all of the members of the au ience.
There being no further business to come before thE
Councilman Losleben moved that the meeting be adj<
Councilman Mertensotto seconded the motion.
TIME OF ADJOURMENT: 10:00 o'clock P.M.
Kathleen M. Swanson
City Clerk
ATTEST:
Robert G. Lockwood
Md���C'
Board of Review,
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June 15, 1982
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
DAKOTA COUNTY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Minutes of the Regular Meeting
Held Tuesday, June 15, 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, 750 South
Plaza Drive.
Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M. The following
members were present: Mayor Lockwood, Councilmembers Hartmann, Losl ben,
Mertensotto and Witt.
APPROVAL OF Councilman Losleben moved approval of the minut s of the June
MINUTES lst meeting,
Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion.
Ayes: 5
Nays: 0
CONSENT CALENDAR Councilman Losleben moved approval of the conse t calendar as
submitted and recommended for approval as part f the regular-
agenda, along with authorization for execution f all necessary
documents contained therein.
l. Acknowledgement of the Treasurer's report f
2. Appointment of Dennis Delmont as Civil Def
3. Acknowledgement of a letter from the Ass
Municipalities on annual dues.
May.
e Coordinator.
tion of Metropoli
4. Acknowledgement of a memo on an assessment ormula for
removal of diseased trees and Resolution No 82-51,
"RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ASSESSMENT FORMULA FOR REMOVAL OF
DISEASED TREES".
5. Acknowledgement of the Fire Department mont�►ly report for May.!
6. Approval of the List of Claims dated June 1�, 1982, and
totalling $95,608.90.
7. Approval of the List of Licenses, granting �Licenses to:
Bursaw Roof ing
John-David Contracting
Dennis Greger Const.
Nick Heinen Const.
House Doctors
Paul A, Lesieur
Specktor Cons. (Prestige Const.)
St. Croix Ornamental Iron
Bill Richie Service Station Maintenance
Sonnen Brothers Const., Inc.
James Peters Excavating
St. Paul Utilities
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
G neral Contractor
E cavating License
E cavating License
Ayes: 5
Nays; 0
MENDOTA PLAZA
IMPROVEMENTS
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Layeux Masonry
Trapp Concrete & Masonry
Rager Young Const.
Caunci2man Hartmann seconded the mation.
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Masonry License
Masonry License
Masonry License
Mr. Bill Sheehy was present and shawed a scheme of building
improvements for the Mendota Plaza Shopping Center, including
MGM Liquors. He stated �hat the propased irnprovements wauld
include repainta.ng a calor scheme for the entire center;
painting the rear of the 1center to�match the fu11 calor scheme;
enclosing the raof units and trash areas; cleaning up the rear
entrance and redoing the entry vestibule; and repairing some of t
ceiling tzles. The carrigated me�al facade needs repairing as
i� is full of hales from previous signs being taken down. He
noted tht they will do a first class job of bui].ding and repair-
�f•ing. �Councilman Mertensotto suggested that a game room area '
should noC be considered in any remaining vacant space.
There was some discu�ssian as to allowi.ng window signs and Sheehy
notec2 that there was a lack of golicing an thezr part, but that
this will be manitored more closely in the future.
The Cauncil felt that staff should work wi�h Mr. Sheehy on a
developer's agreement and Mr. Sheehy stated that obtaining a
performance bond would b� no problem. He n,oted that MGM
'.. Liquor would be ready to'open in 60 to 90 days after the remodE
ing is complete."' Mr. Sheeliy distribu�ed a list of proposed
improvemen�s anci Counci].woman Witt noted that there should be
't�an impr'oved Iighting�system iri the"common area. Mr. Sheehy
acknow�edged that sugges�ion. '
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After further discussion, Mr. Sheehy was directed to have
prelimznary plans available for City Administrator Johnson to
discuss with the Council at the July bth meeting, with a com--
pleted developer's agreement ready by the July 20th meeting.
The tentative s�art-up date for apening MGM Liquor wi11 be
October 15�h. 'This will allaw the City time to rescind the
municipai Ziquor ordinance and adogt an off-sale Iiquor ardinance
SURFCO BUILDING Mr. Al Deininger, from Getty Q�.1. and Mr. B.i11 Richie, were
PERMIT REQUEST present to discuss�their�proposed remadeling plans for the
Surfca Gas Station at 1960 Dodd Road. The remodeling is to
� a21aw the station to became seif-service, and is not intended
, ta be a cottvenience store. They nated tha� the new lighting
to be installed will be 2ess bright that what is there naw and
that the light will be cast ,dawn, rather than out and around.
Mr. Richie noted that there is a similar station located in
Cannon Falls and one in South St. Paul, if the Council desired
ta observe these. It was noted that the original conditional`'
use permit was'granted to Sk.e21y Oil in 3972, ta allaw the
statian to be in operatian, Mr. Deininger noted that Skelly
merged with Getty, so technically they are the same awner.
He also no�ed that the exterior o� the bui].ding will have
a sand tone painted rough sawn cedar exteriar.
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Councilman Losleben expressed concern over the new type of
lighting to be installed and alsa questioned t e lacation of
�he new sign. He felt that the Council should address alI areas
of the building permit, rather than just ane p ase of it at
a time.
Af ter further discussion, Mayor Lockwood moved that a building
perniit be gran�ed to allow the cantractor to f nish up what
was started on the interior of the building, p r se, except
the lighting and signing, conditioned upon the applicant
agreeing to whatever conditions the Ci.ty Counc 1 shall deem
proper for the operation af �he station, the 1 cation af the
sign and the lighting and approval of staff.
Gouncilwoman Witt seconded the mation.
Ayes: - L ' � �
' Nays:`F 3,` LoSZeben�,
Mertensotta and Hartmann
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FIRE RELIEF �
ASSOCIATION
BYLAWS
Ayes: 5
Nays; 0
t
The mation did not carry and the applicants we�
return to the July 6th Caunca.l meeting with mo�
�he propased lighting scheme and sign informat:
was directed to contact Mr. Deininger to let h�
City c3esires. ,. , , !
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Mr. W�11 Wachtler and several other valun�eer f
the audience ta discuss propased Association b3
nated that two minor corrections in the ora.gin�
by-laws had been corrected and therefare was ac
the members. Mr, Wachtler natified the Counci]
By-laws had been�executed. CounciTman Mer�ensc
the Mendota Heights Fire Relief Associatian By-
date of June 1S, ,1982, be ra�tified on behalf of
body af the City of Mendota Heights and that a
By-laws be submitted to the appropria�e State C
Councilman Iiartmann seconded the motian.
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MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Lockwoad nated tha� he had received a te
a woman who had a fen.ce insta].led on her prope
Victoria and the subseguent problems wi.th Che
It was noted that the fence was s� feet onto
three feet onto her neighbor's praper�y. Staf
, ,a solutian. wi:th the, resident.
FIRE DEPT. TANK Czty Administratar ,Tohnsan no�ed that he had s
TRUCK truck chassis that Che fire department in a.nte
ing. He tuxned the discussion over to Bruce L
present in the audience. Mr. Levine explained
is a 1977 Ford Louisvil].e 8000, which meets mo
if ica�ions except for a�ew minor items. It i
Public Works Garage and is a diesel engine, ch
tank. There are 145,000 zniles on the speedome
la.ttle or no rust. Boyer Ford located it £or
price would be $12,900. The Council noted tha
greater than the original price of $10,000 agr
Counci.l and Fire Department,
e advised to
e de�ails on
on, Staff
m know what the
iremen were in
-laws. Mr. Wachtl�
1 draf t af the
ceptable to
tha� the
tto moved that
laws, under
the governing
copy of the
ffice.
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ty at Marie and
ence installation.
ity property and
is to work out
:n the used
:sted in purchas-
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June 15, 1982
City Administrator Johnson suggested that the City advertise
for bids with and without a trade-in.
After discussion, Councilman Losleben moved that the City
advertise for bids, per the specif ications, with and without
a trade-in.
Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion.
Ayes: 5
Nays: 0
MENDOTA INTERCHANGE The Council acknowledged receipt of a handout notice for a public
PROJECT hearing to be conducted by Mn/DOT on June 22 at 7:30 P.M, at
St. Peter's Church in Mendota, regarding the proposed Mendota
; Interchange project. No action was taken.
MISCELLANEOUS 'The Council acknowledged receipt of a handout letter from
� Norbert Berg, commending Chief Delmont for his professionalism
in dealing with a recent situation.
MISCELLANEOUS City Administrator Johnson read a memo from Chief Delmont relativ
to a runaway semi-truck and 82 year old Rollo Ransier, who tried
to stop the truck and received minor bruises. Mayor Lockwood
noted that any member of the City Council who wished to commend
Mr. Ransier for his action should call him, but that no public
action should be taken.
MISCELLANEOUS The Mayor again noted that Council letters of concern or notes
regarding the Sheehy Mendota Plaza property and proposed
improvements should be directed to City Administrator Johnson G
that they would like to consider a 15 minute tour of the Mendota
Plaza at the next Council meeting, possibly meeting at the
shopping center at 7:15 P.M.
TENNIS COURTS
VAN LANDSCHOOT
Ayes: 4
Nays: 1 Witt
Park and Recreation Commission Chairman Tom Bayless was present
in the audience and noted that the tennis courts have been
resurfaced and that there were no other matters to discuss.
There was some discussion on the Van Landschoot case and City
Attorney Winthrop noted that a decision is needed by �
September 9th.
After further discussion, Councilman Hartmann moved that the
City Attorney be directed to appeal the court's decision in the
Van Landschoot litigation.
Councilman Losleben seconded the motion.
ELEVATED WATER The Council acknowledged a memo from City Engineer Kishel
STORAGE outlining the proposed repairs to the elevated water tank.
Mr. Kishel explained how the repairs would be done. The work
will be completed in September, 1982. •�
ASSESSMENT Engineer Kishel noted that Northland Drive and the DuPont Addit
HEARINGS improvements would be assessed this year and the possiblilty
that the Pilot Knob Road improvements may not be ready for
assessing until next year. He suggested a tentative date for
final assessment hearings on September 7th.
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SPECIAL MEETING
CABLE TV
ADJOURN ,
Ayes:S
Nays: 0
ATTEST:
Robert G. Lockwood
Mayor
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June 15, 1982
Councilman Losleben sketched a proposed plan f r the intersection
of T.H.110 and T,H. 149. He briefly explained the discussions he
has had with Mr. Toomey, the owner of the Stan ard Oil Station
on the corner. He also noted that he had set p a meeting with
Mn/DOT representatives, Wilder representatives and himself,
Administrator Johnson and Planner Dahlgren, fo a discussion
on the matter for Monday, June 21st, at 2:30 P.M. He suggested
that other interested Council members might wi h to attend.
It was the concensus of the Council to hold an adjourned meeting
at 2:30 P.M. on June 21st to discuss the inter ection and related
matters.
Councilman Losleben,noted that he, as a repres ntative of the
Cable TV Commission, would be preparing a posi ion paper regarding
Cable TV. He wondered whether he should have n endorsement from
the City Council. It was decided that he woul send copies of
his position paper to the other Council member for their reaction
before submitting his paper to the Commission.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
Councilman Losleben moved that the meeting be djourned to 2:30 P,M
on Monday, June 21st. ' (
Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion.l, 1
TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 10:25 o'clock P,M,
Mary Ann DeLaRosa
Deputy Clerk
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3une 2I, I982
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
DAKOTA COiINTY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting
Held Monday, June 21, 1982
In accordance with action taken at the regular meeting of the City Coux
June 15, 19$2, the adjourned meeting was carttinued at 2:30 P.M. a� the
750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Mayor Lockwood cal�
-- meeting to arder at 2:30 a'clock P.M. The following members were prese
Lackwood, Cauncilmembers Hartmann, Losleben, Mertensotto and Witt,
AGENDA Mayor Lockwood noted that Mn/DOT District 9 off
inviCed to discuss possible upgrading of the TH
intersection. In addition, Jack Klepp of A.H.
present ta answer questians concerning senior c
lacation. Planner Howard Dahlgren, Public Wark
Danielson, City Engineer Kishel and Administra�
also present to participate in the discussion.
asked District Engineer poug Differt to review
situation and any possible improvements in the
I
Mr. DitferC reviewed the curxent plans for the
incorporated a grade separatian with TH 149 bri
After some discussion, it was acicnowledged by b
off icials and City officials tha� a grade separ
not the most desireable ar practical layout, gi�
' highway developments within �he immediate area.
traffic projections would require at l.east four
additian to other needed right and left turn la�
noted that four fluid Ianes could be eanstructe�
narrow right-of-way but that when turn lanes we.
considerable amount af additional right-af-way
The matter of signa�. improvements at �he inters
discussed. Dick Elasky, Assistant District Eng
the proposed glans for signal improvements whic
"advanced flasher" C�EV1C�. This is schedul.ed i
1982 letting, and 1983 completion. He advised
would cost between $$0,000 and $100,000. It wa
these improvements should be pursued regardless
plans for �he intersection.
c il an
City Hal2,
ed the
nt: Mayar
' Councilman Losleben expressed the idea that Tii 1
widened on the existing alignment. He noted tha
-� way widening could be accomp].ished by purchasing
S�andard Oil Station and possibly some property
Center. He proposed that with such widening, th
right-of-way east of the Center could be abandon
senior citizen housing, This would allow area £
needed housing artd still allaw an upgraded inter
.cials had been
110/TH 149
�ilder was
.tizen hausing
, Director
r Jahnson were
Mayor Lockwood the�
he exisCing TH 149�
uture.
ntersection which
ged aver TH 110.
th MN/DOT
tian was probably
en freeway and
He nated that
fluid lanes in
es. It was
on a relatively
e incorparated, a
s required.
tion were
eer, reviewed
includes an
a September,
at improvements
agreed that
f any revised
9 should be
the right�af-
the existin.g
rorn the Sheehy
existing
d and used for
r building �he
ectian,
Plarcner Dahlgren then noted that the intersectio shouid be planned
far an "at grade" intersection, for a large volu e af traffic. He
noted that Pilot Knab Road and Dodd Road axe the onl}* access paints
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June 21, 1982
to I-494 west or Robert Street. He urged that
right-of-way for TH 149 be kept, noting that o
are completed that there would be a large volu
between TH 110 and I-494. He noted also that
section east of the Center could be staged, th
right-of-way for ultimate improvements, howeve
the improvements necessary to handle the traff
immediate future.
he planned
e the freeways
of traffic
improved inter-
is, retain
construct only
for the
This fostered additional discussion concerning Ifinancing and the
_ feasibility of intersection improvements. Mn/DOT off icials
indicated that they would be willing to explore� new intersection
designs based on the foregoing discussions. �
As a result of such discussion, Councilman Losleben moved the
adoption of Resolution No. 82-52, "RESOLUTION QUESTING MN/DOT
TO RE-EXAMINE THE TH 110/TH 149 INTERSECTION PL S AND PROPOSE
ALTERNATE PLANS FOR FUTURE CONSTRUCTION".
Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion.
Ayes: 5
Nays: 0
Mayor Lockwood asked if any other business was
hearing no response, Mayor Lockwood moved that
adj ourned .
Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion.
Ayes: 5
Nays: 0
TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 4:15 o'clock P.M.
ATTEST:
Kathleen M. Swanson
City Clerk
Robert G. Lockwood
Mayor
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�.ppropriate and
the meeting be
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO
T0: City Council
FROM: Orvil J. Johnson
City Administrator
June 28, 1982
SUBJECT: Minnesota Constitutional Amendments
The three attached notices are submitted for your persona7
There will be more important decisions made on this fall's b�
ever before. You will have an opportunity to vote on:
1. Pari-mutual betting on horse races.
2. Highway and railroad issues.
3. Court-related matters.
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I would urge you to become acquainted with these issues.
Citizens League is sponsoring short seminars on the three tc
good way to learn about the pros and cons.
consideration.
Llot than
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
� MEMO
June 29, 1982
T0: City Council
FROM: Paul R. Berg
Code Enforcement Officer
SUBJECT: Building permit for Pabst Meat Supply
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Harrison Developement, Inc. has submitted plans to do some in erior
remodeling of Pabst Meat Supply located at 1455 Mendota He�ights R ad. The
work will consist of filling in a four•foot recessed loading dock area��with-
in the existing building walls with compacted fill, installing ne floor
drains, a new concrete slab and to construct masonry walls to for two
rooms in the area.
The smaller room will be used to store and wash bone carts. he
larger space will be used to receive fresh meat and ship finished products.
Although the permit has no effect on the exterior of the stru
and may seem insignificant for the Council to review, but the pre
zoning ordinance requires that ali permits applied for in the ind
zone receive Council approval.
I would recommend that Council grant approval for this remode
project subject to the general and sub-contractors being properly
in Mendota Heights.
For additional information, see attached letter and plan.
�ture
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strial
ing
licensed
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HARRISON DEVELOPMENT, INC.
7920 CEDAR AVE. SO.. SUITE 1 50, BLOOMINGTOi�, MN 55420
(61 2) 854-931 1 I
June 29, 1982
City Of Mendota Heights
750 South Plaza Drive
htendo�a Heights, Minnesota 55120
Re: Quilding remodel, Pabst Meat Supply,
1455 Mendota Heights Road, Mendota
Mendota Heights, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
Mr. Henry E. Pabst, owner of Pabst Meat Supply, has retained us
and construct the remodel work shown on the attached drawing No. 1 pr
Truman Howell Architects & Associates, Inc., dated June 15, 1982.
to design
�pared by
The work consists of filling in the four-foot recessed loading !ock area
within the existing building walls with compacted fill, installing ne floor
drains, a new concrete slab and masonry walls to form two rooms in the area.
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The smaller room will be used to store and wash bone.carts as th'ey are
filled and emptied on a daily basis by a renderer. The larger room v�ill be used
to receive fresh meat and ship finished product. �
Both of these functions are now accomplished within the existing plant.
However Mr. Pabst feels that his total plant efficiency can be raise if these
functions are performed in the remodeled area. .,
The plans have also been submitted to and approved by the U. S. IDepartment
of Agriculture, Plant Health Inspection Service, which inspects thi:s plant.
The list of contractors and sub-contractors who will be working
project is as follows:
1. General Contractor - Harrison Development, Inc.
2. Compacted fill - Stocker excavating
3. Concrete and masonry - C& C Development Company
4. Plumbing - Lou Jeska
5. Electrical - Muska Electric
this
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We would like to begin the proj:ect on or about July 1�, 1982 and complete -
it on or about July 30, 1982.
Pleast contact us if we can be of further assistance.
Thank you.
Yours very truly
Harrison Development, Inc.
G�� �• �d�.�..
William D. Harrison
President
cc: Mr. Henry E. Pabst
Pabst Meat Supply
1455 Mendota Heights Road
Mendota Heights, MN 55120
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO
m
June 25, 1982
T0: City Council
FROM: James E. Danielson
Public Works Director
SUBJECT: 1983 LAWCON/LCMR Grant Rankings
I have attached the staff recommended ranking for the 1983 L
LCMR Grants. Mendota Heights was ranked with other communities i
service area. (Planned Urbanization)
I called the Metro Council staff to see if I could find out P
of these projects will be funded. They were optimistic about monE
available but were quite certain it would not stretch down to our
(Over)
�JCON/
like
w many
being
evel.
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FY '83 L.AWCON/LCMR GRANT RANKINGS
Pre1iminar Staff Recornmendations far the Area of Planned Urbanizatian
15Q,000 maximum grant, 54 a �CMR, 25 o LA4JCON
S ansar Prajeet
Plymauthl West Medicine Lake
Savage Hidden Valley Park
Eden Prairie Staring �ake
Coan Rapids� Crooked Lake Beaeh
Inver Gr. Hts.3 Valley Park
Long Lake Nelson �akeside Park
Eagan Rahn Park
White Bear Twp.l'2 Columbia Park
Woodbury Tamarack Naiure Ctr.
Maple Grove Rice Lake Lin. Park
Vadnais Heights Berwood Park
Mounds View Silver View
Mendota Heights Wachtler Site
Oakdaie Oakdale Park
Minnetonka Civic Center Par4c
Little Canada Gervais Mill
Victaria Athletic Park�
White Bear l.ake Podvin Park
Tonka Bay Wekota Beach
6laine Aquatore Park
Willernie Miller Park
Cast
���o,00a
$ 84,000
$150,000
$ 62,50Q
$ 50,000
� �o,oaa
$198,100
$ 47,600
���o,00a
$120,500
$ 94,470
$140,000
$40Q,000
$ 24,000
� 75,OQ0
$ 80,000
$ $2,950
$ 40,000
$ 21,40q
$ 30,OOQ
$ 1$,000
Refi . No .
io49o-1
10463-1
I0�81-1
10497-1
10487-1
10480-1
10483-1
10464-1
�a��2-�
10510-1
10531-1
14477-1
J.0548-1
10498-I
1Q485-1
10508-1
10459-I
1Q474-1
10473-1
10493-1
10478-1
MC/R MCjH
� 2
3 5
7 4
4 3
10 10
9 9
7 6
6 7
lI 15
2 1
I4 12
5 7
17 18
l� 13
11 10
11 13
19 19
1.6 15
20 20
18 15
21 19
DEPD
1
3
5
7
2
6
10
11
4
20
9
17
8
I3
16
14
12
19
15
2I
18
Final
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
lI
12
13
l�l
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
1 MC/R ranking which directly affects the final ranking a#' these prajects is based
on a recommendatian from the Metropolitan Parks and Open Space Commission and
subjeci to change by the Metrapolitan Cauncil on June 24.
2 Only one qrant is available per community in the Area of Planned Urbanization
except for qualified boat launch projects an priority lakes. Consequently, the
following prajects from Coan Rapids -- Pheasant Ridge (Ref. No. 10490-1), Sand
Creek (Ref. No, 10495-1) and White Sear Twp.-�.angville Park {Ref, No. 10520-1} --
were not listed in the ranking as anather praject ranked higher in a preliminary �
review. -� .
3 Inver Grove Neights' second project, development of athletic fields at Phoenix
Park (Ref. Na. 10486-1}, was not reviewed since the project is nat cansistent with
Development Framework Policy.
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NORTNER;V DAKOT�I CQt1NTY C�l3LE COR�'�iJ;�IC�lTI0�3S CUi'�i��ISSI01
;�i nutes - June 2, i 9�32
I. The m��-�ing �vas callecl ta ard�r at 7:35 p.m., by �ave Zenke, C���irr�ar�.
The fol 1 awi ng Di rectars were ��M=: ;ent :
Boe1ter - P�lenciota
Flanson - �f. St. Paul
Harrison - Sunfish Lakc
kiencierson - Inver Grove Hgts.
Kinney - So. St. Paul
Lanegran - So. St. �'au
Losleaen - €�9er3cf4ta Nc�t .
Tatone - Inver Grave H t�,
t•daik�r - W. St. Paul
Zein!<e - Plenda�a I�I�ts.
A1 sa �reserit �vas f'�dri an lierbsi, L�gal Cansul �:ant, a�d Sf�i ri ey Chas ,
Re�resentative o� Cra�vford & Flndersan ll�ttorn�ys.
I I.�l m�ii an by Virgi ni a l.angran to a��rove -�i�� Ac�enda, secanded by �Cet 1lenderson.
Moiion Carried.
III, A mation by Ken hlanson to a�prove the n�7nutes or the Execui:ive Comn�ittee,
secanc#ed by �tl i ce Narri son .°9ati or� Carri cici .
IV. Adri an Nerl�st provi ded Attarney Jarn�s F:t�i ckson a copy of ou�� Jai nt Po��ers
Agreement. Adrian alsa �ravi•.:�d �ave Zemke wi-th a iist oi Cable Ca��anies
that are active �Nithin �:h� Stai:� of i�linnesoia. '
Dave Ze�xke provided a11 ne��bers �aith a rc��istration #�o�rr for "Ex�To ing
Co���n��uni ty Tc�l evi si on" by the Nati onal Fecler�t�i c::7 of Local Cabl � Pra rainr��2rs
. 1�II2 Can�ferenee -- Co-Spo7�sored btir Na�:iut�ai Er�doa�a�et��: for the Arts.
Dave Zenke noted a letter recei ved �froin ilciri an I�lerbst coveri ncJ topi es ti�at
should be coverec4 at pur n�eetings,
A moti on by fli i ce Henderson that �Ghe camm�.ir�i ca�ti �ns to the commi �tce b acce;�ted
and ��1 aced i n our fi ] es, secondeci k�y Lee: 4ta1 ker . Moti on Carri ed .
VI. A�otion by Jim Losleben to i�ave ACIY'1it11 Hcrbst and �ave Zei��'r.�� to dr : � and
send a fo��mal Z etter of i nqui ry ta each Ci �;y Counci 1 regardi ng Li ab 1 i�:y
Insurance. Each inquiry is alsa to aske �fo•r �he clollar amaunt, seca ded by
Virgir�ia Lanegrart. lY1t��ion Carriecl, '
VII. A n�otian by Paui T�tone that ttie pro�os�cl 3t�dlet be acc��4��i for th t�es�t of
1982 anci tha� a 1 etter he ser�t t� e�ch �Y1u��i ci pal i ty stati ng t,���: arir�; r,t i;hat
i s due ��r thei r��ai r sf��are. E�.ch 1 etter �vi 11 al sa i ncl ��de an � an �i c�1ai.�c�
19F33 Budc�ei �nd ,; , �ater„�nt that thi s dr�4s not i i�cl ude �i:he cosi.s �f f) 'FY�anch : se
propasal expenses anci •ch� evaluation ���� the propasal �x��ens�_s. A c���y a�f tr�:�
curz��nt Treasurer`s repoY,� vai11 also bc att�ched, secanded by Ji�n L sleben.
wlotio^ carried.
VI I I. �ave Ze:,�'�e ►vi 11 s�nd a�letter ta those cabl e com�»ni es re�rescnied �� i�tni r�
i}�e P�e�r•o ,�rea aski nt� i f�rz�y ti�rot�l d be �i n-L-clrestecf i n c�i vi rrg �x sht�ri presenta}:,�i on
to our cornmi ssi on on a sub;j��c�t �i c'r,�cl by tf�� Fxecuti v� Eor�rmi tt�e. r'1 rnoti on
by �'aul 'Catorz� and seconded by �ee vv'al�ser ttiat t�Ee abov� s�taie7l�nt r
, co�rplet�.td. �iation Carried.
IX. 1t has beer� s�c�g��s��eti tna�: our• �utur� C�u�sR��i���r�� r:�a1:e �!� a c`anneu ��r�sct�t�r�.ior�
for fut;ure pur�lic a�pe�tranres at organ�ir4�l;�i�n r��er.f:inc�s.
Y,. Viry�n�ia Lanegr�n t�1C'nL101i�'CI t�lG' ahsent.ec pti�oizle�ii [�i: the la�,t Cc.�nm�i .sion mcc�t�ir�g.
1i; 4•i�s suggesteu tt�a�t a]e��ter be sc�nt uo a Ci�.y Cour�cil i� �Cr�eit• i��e�t�esen�.a�.ive
has missed i.hr�� {3} uraexc:used ausen�.ar�ces.
(can�-ir�u�c'?
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�ii nu#:es - June 2, 1982 �
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X., (c.ontinued) �
i� � s prnk�l e� i s gai nc� to be broug�tt �ap ai �he f i rst 3y-La;vs Car��i t�ee P�9eeti r�g.
.tach member has trie resaonsibility to call: 452-1�50 lay 4�:0� �.m., if yau ,
are unable to attenc! the COiT13i�1SSlOCI (�lee�ing.
S�tost of the Ci ty Counci 1 members v�i 11 be out of to�ti�n duri ng the week of � •
�June 16th�. Due �o this prahlem Jim Losleben �nade a mation tha�,4Ne cancel the
June 16th r�eeting; secanc�ec3 by Paui 7atane. ��oi:ian Carried.
YI. Pau1 Tatone's�ated that interns from the Fiumphrey Insti�ute ar Macalaster �
Cailege are available for part-time work at $4.50 �to �5.00 per hour. Dave .. �
Zemke al so nenti oned �hat perhaps house4vi ves or �ea,�l e fror,a I nver Hi ]] s$� 4 Y.. ', �
Col l ege {�x. -Secrcta,�;,� Course } tvoul d 1 i d:e part-time empl oa�ment . Vi rgi ni a._,� ,.�a ',
Laneyran sugc�ested that we 1 ook i nta thi s fur�ther before mak�ng a deci si on •,"� �
� n�o�ic�n by Jim Losleben that th� Chairman intervie�v for the par�-tir�e .
posi-�ior� and that the E>:�cu.tive Comrni�tee approve the applicant, seconded
by A1icc l�arrison. fYlotion Carried.
XIII. �lot�s and sug�es��ions rela�tive �a th� res,�onsibilities of va�ious sub-canmittes
" we•re handed out to these respeciive menbers.
XIU. i�fcti an to ad journ by Crai c� Ki nney, seconded by Lee CJaI ker, fi�oti on Carri ed.
Respec�fully Submitted,
Kenn��h [.. Hanson
Secretary �~
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CITY OF MENDOTA HETGHTS
PLANNING COMMiSSIpN
MINUTES
JUNE 22, 19$2
The regul.ar meeting of the Mendota Heights Planning Commissian was cal
by Chairperson Kruse at $:03 o'clock P.M. The follawing members were
Kruse, Butler, Burke, Frank and Blesener. Stefani was excused. A1so
were Planning Consultant Howard Dahlgren and Public Works Director Jim
ad ta order
�esent:
-esent
)anielson.
APPROVAI� OF Minutes of tfie May 25th meeting had been submit ed with'the
MTNUTES agenda. Butler moved, seconded by Frank, that he minutes
be appraved as corrected, with carrections on a vote on
page two, with Stefani voting "nay" on Case ��82 09, and
a correctian on page three in the fifth paragra h.
Voting: alI ayes.
CASE 82-06, DOBIE, Mr. Terrence Dobie was present wi.Ch additianal
WETLANDS PERMIT regarding his application for a wetlands permi�
Block 3, Rolling Green. He noted that there wo
�atal fill of approximately 525 cubyc yards, of
are available an site, and 150-180 cubic yards
be braught in, to provide 6-8 inches of topsoil
Works Director Danielson noted that no water wi
off the water easement in his rear yard and tha
level table would be approximately 85g MSL.
After a brief discussion, Blesener moved, sec
�o recommend approval of the wetlands permit,
�ublic hearin
siltation controls
uirement
, i.e.,
conditioned upan
r bales or stra�r. ti
_
CASE 82-10, Mr. Brent Baskf ield, 687 Decorah Lane, B1 4, La
BASKFIELD, Crossing, was present ta request permission to
MTNOR CONDITIONAL a five foat high wraught iron fence on his prop
USE FEI2MIT AND purposes. He nated minor correctians ta Planne
VARIANCE report and wen� on �o note that the home behind
placed on the pragerty. He alsa noted that the
problems with his lot, namely that there is a d
in the middle af his back yard and alsa a utili
there, which makes placement af a future swimmi
unlike�.y. Mr. Baskfield noted that he is Direc
far Northwest Airlines and that his mast seriou
of security for his lzome, noting that rocks are
at his windows and people banging on his house,
is toa easy access to his yard and home from Oc
he desires the fencing.
nf armata.an
for Zot 10,
ldbea
which 345
hich would
Public
1 be stored
the water
ed by Burke,
iving the
ropriate
atin�: all aves.
5, Delaware
�nstruct
ty for security
Dahlgren's
is 3s illegally
are several
inage swale
easement
pool very
r of Personnel
prablem is �hat
eing thrown
nd that there
a, that is why
Mr. David Frank E, landscape architect was also p esent to
answer any questions the commissian may have had. He noted
that the neighbars are aware of the proposed fen e, which
wauld be about 1312 feet from �he curb line on Oc la.
Mr. Baskfield noted the openness of th� iran fen e and that he
not be adverse to having restrictions placed a plantings
in the fence area ta screen the future pool fra the street.
fi
Planning Commission Minutes Page Two �u�@ ��i i9,�2
He also stated that he would adhere to the fact that no
plantings could be placed in the 30 foot triangle to allow
tor traffic visibility on the corner of Decorah and Ocala.
He did point out the fact that the Friendly Hills Park sign does
not meet the City setback ordinance requirements and with land-
scaping, makes visibility quite difficult. He questioned that
if this was allowed, he should be allowed to install his fence
on the corner of his lot, He also noted that Somerset 19, on
Dodd Road and Wentworth, had placed several large evergreens on
the corner which made for difficult siting on that corner
intersection.
After a great deal of discussion concerning the misplaced
easements, along with the house to the rear being on a
portion of the utility easement, Commission member Butler
recommended setting a public hearing for the fence for the
July 27th meeting, to consider the conditional use permit
for the subject property. Frank seconded the motion.
Voting: all ayes. It was also the concensus of the commission
that staff should check out the matter of the drainage problems
and utility easement and address these concerns at the next
regular meeting. Another matter that needs correcting is the
house to the rear of Mr. Baskf ield's.
CASE 82-12, ROTH, Mrs. Margaret Barret, real estate agent, and Mr. Norman Roth,
LOT SPLIT part owner of the proposed new lot, were present to explain
their request to reduce four 60 foot lots to make three 80
foot lots. Mr. Roth lives at 660 Second Avenue and the other
owner, Mr. William Johnson, lives at 666 Second Avenue and the
new lot would be between these two addresses. The new lot
would consist of one 80 foot lot, which they have a buyer for.
This case came to the Commission without benefit of staff or
planning reports. The reason for this was because the County
apparently had accepted the lot split, without City authorization
and the buyer was anxious to buy and build on the lot. The
surrounding property owners had submitted a petition authorizing
the selling of the lots to make the new one.
The new lot will consist of the east 40 feet of Lot 4, and the
west 40 feet of Lot 3, T.T. Smith Subdivision No. 3. It was
noted that the or,iginal platting was for all 60 foot lots. This
proposed new lot would be 80 feet by 125 feet, which does not
meet the 70% minimum lot size requirement.
After further discussion, Burke moved, seconded by Butler,
that thelpublic hearing requirement for the lot split be
waived, and recommended approval of the lot split, subject
to notification of the propert owners within 350 feet of the
subject parcel, that this request would be before the City
Council for approval on July 6th. Voting: 4 ayes, 1 abstain,
Blesener. -�
VERBAL REVIEW Public Works Director Danielson gave a verbal review of cases
that had gone before the City Council and also noted results
of the City's Lawcon Grant Application, and that the City
was 13 out of 21 applicants.
� P�anning Commisszon Minutes
Page T�r�� June 22, �9&2
MISCELLANEOUS Commission member Burke questioned who handles he problem
of visibility in the City and the members noted several areas
in the City that are problem areas. Among them are the
. corner af Decarah Lane and Apache, where there re s� faat
bushes on private property that need trimming. Also mentioned
were Somerset and Staples; 5ylvandale and Arcad a, a willow
tree that nee�5 trimming and which covers a atop sign; the
park sign at Decorah and Pueblo and high weeds n Marie at
Victaria.
MTSCELLAI3E4US Chairperson Kruse questioned the matter of the �anLandschoot
case.
Commission member Frank nated that he wou2d not be able to
attend the Sgecial meeting called for June 29th Member
Butler also noted that she would not be availab e for ezther
the Special meeting an the 29th, nor the regula meeting on
July 27th.
MISCELLANEOUS Public Works Direc�or Danielsan advised the �em ers on the
setback policy for the City and notif iad them t at the
engineering aide now assists ��� �ade Enforceme t Officer in
making sure the setbacks are correct and adhere ta before the
footing s are poured,
_I�i��i�•i�i
There being no further business to came befare t e Cammission,
Bur%e moved, seconded by Butler, that the meetin be adjourned.
TIME OF ADJOiJRNMENT: 9:37 o'c2ack P.M.
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES
JUNE 29, 1982
The special meeting of the Mendota Heights Planning Commission was
to order by.Chairperson Kruse at 9:04 o'.clock P.M. The following n
were present: Kruse, Burke, Blesener and Stefani. Excused were Fr
and Butler. Also present was City Administrator Orvil Johnson.
HEARIPdG: CASE #£32-11
NORTHLAND LAND C0. APPLI-
CATION FOR CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT AND l•dETLANDS
PERt1IT
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Chairperson Kruse opened the meeting
purpose of a public hearing on an ap
by Northland Land Company for a Cond
Use Permit and Wetlands Permit to pl
material on Block 3, Mendota Heights
Park. As the Notice of Hearing indi
land is described as being east of P
Road, west of Transport�Drive, north
Drive and south of Mendota Heights R
George Burkards representing the Nor
Company was present, and was invited
the propose filling.
Mr. Burkards gave a brief review of
of the Industrial Park including the
grading performed in 1968. He noted
area had been filled over in 1968 an
some problems from a development sta
could either remove all the undesira
or surcharge it by placing fill mate
to compact it. He is opting for the
a source of good granular material.
He explained the proposed grading pl
storm sewer catch basins on the peri
property would handle surface water
to tack down hay bales in the flowag
trol erosion and keep sand out of th
Later, when the area is developed, i
basins and sewers will be needed for
off control. He presented a prelimi
how Northland Land Company is presen
develop Block 3 into a Office and Of
complex.
alled
mbers
nk
for the
lication
tional
ce fill
Industrial
ated this
lot Knob
of Northland
ad. Mr.
hland Land
to explain
he history
previous
that a low
now presented
dpoint. He
le material,
ial over it
later, and has
n noting that
eter of the
un off. He plans
sin order to con-
catch basins.
ternal catch
adequate run
ary plan showing
ly planning to
ice/Warehouse
Commission member Stefani asked abou the importance
of preserving wetlands. City Admini 'trator Johnson
and Chairperson Kruse responded. Me ber Blesener
asked how the fi 11 woul d be br.ouc�h.t i. Mr. Burkards
noted that it would be brought in by large scrappers
from the freeway right of way.
City Administrator Johnson asked aboi
or vegatation in the interim. Mr. B�
they may commence development this f�
if they didn't, he would concur that
be sown to establish ground cover.
t ground cover,
rkards said that
11, but that
rye grass should
Planning Cammission Minutes, Page 2 June 29, 19$2
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Chairperson Kruse noted that there was no one in
the audience, and he would entertain a motion for
recammendatian.
;
Stefani moved, seconded b Burke to recommend
approval of the Conditianal Use Permit, and Wet-
lands Permit as applied for, with the additiona]
cond3tzon that fert�l�zer and rye grass be ap�lied
to the d�sturbed area at the proper time in the
fa3] af 3982, �f the Cii� is not rocessin anv
plans for development af the disturbed area in �
Block 3, Mendota Heights Industrial Park. � r
Vote: All ayes. �
ApJOURN There being no further business to came before
the Cammission, Burice moved, Blesener secanded, '
• that the meetin be adjourned.
TIME OF ADJOURNMENT 9:50 o'clock P.M. "
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SEFORE THE MINNESOTA PUBl.IC tITILITIES COMMISSION
Li��1dp Warren-�azenberry Chairperson
Lea G. Adams Corr��nissianer
Roger L. Hanson Cammissioner
Terry Hoffman Cpr�nissioner
Juanita R. Satterlee Commissioner
l�EGElY�€�
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In the Matter of the Petition .
of the Northwestern Seli Telephone Docket Na. P-421/GR
Company for Authority to Change . �
I�s Schedule of Rates and Charges
for Telephone Service in Minnesota
RATE INCREASE NqTTCE
T0: Each Minnesota County and Municipality Affected by the Captianed
Notice is hereby given that on April 20, i982, Northwestern Bel1
Company filed a Notice of Change �in Rates and Petition with the Minne�
Utilities Commission to increase rates for certain intrastate carr�unic
services offered by the Company to its Nlinnesota custor�ers. Accardinc
Petition, the proposed rates would be effective July 2Q, 1982, and wo�
annual revenues of the Campany by appraximately $89.9 million. This �
subsequently reduced by the Company to $89.4 million. The Company a1�
the Commission that if the proposed rates were suspended by the Commi�
Company wauld piace a partian of the increase, $59.b million, into efi
July 20, 1982, pursuant �Go Minnesota Statute § 237.075.
The Commission, by its Order dated June 3, 1982, has suspended t
rates and has authorized the Company to place a partion of the increa
million, into effect on July 20, 1982. 7hese rates are subject to re
manner prescribed by the Commission with interest if the Cammission d
that the amounts are in excess'af rates which should have been charge
the period of suspension. ,�
�82-203
Petition
ie1ephone
ata Pubiic
ations
to the
ld increase
mount was
o advised
;sion, the
ect on
proposed
, $59.6
nd in a
ermines
during
About 89% of the increased revenue is generated fram Local Exchan e Services,
including the main r�sidence and business lines, trunks and Exchange A cess Ser-
vices, Examples af the present rates and the increased rates for same af the
services are shawn belaw. �
Residence One-Party
Present
Increase Effective
Total sough�
Business One-Party
Present
Inerease Effective
iota3 Sought
7-20-82
r � :
Outstate Metro I Metro II Metro� II Metra IV
: .:
� s
:
$22. 77
28. 26
30.99
$ 9. A�4
11.71
12.84
$31.69
39.33
43.13
$10.00
12.4Q
13. 6Q
$33.42
41.47
45.48
$11.4A�
14,19
15.56
$37.90
�7.03
5i.58
$14.20
17.61
19,32
$46.43
5i.62
63.19
The remaining 11% of the increased revenue is from service charges and
certain miscellaneaus services. The services affected are all being increased
approximately 24q effective July 20, 1982, under bond and would be increased
36% if the fu1i amaunt requested is finaliy authorized by the �ot�nission. Among
the services nat being increased under bond are Series PBX, DIMENSIONo, HORIZONo,
Key Systems, COM KEYo, CENTREX, Directory Assistance Chd�g7�gy Teipak, �ong Cistance,
WATS, and Standard, Princess0 and Trimlineo Telephones.
You�should note that specific rate increases fior specific customer c1asses
and services may be greater or lesser than that propased by the Company, depend-
ing upon the finai actian taken by the Pubiic Utilities Commissian on the .
Company's request.
Any person interested in participating in either the evidentiary or public
hearings regarding ihe Campany's rate request is encouraged to contact Hearing
Examiner Myron S. Greenberg, 3rd Floar Summit Bank Building, 310 South 4th Avenue,
Minneapalis, Minnesota, 55415.
A copy of Northwestern Bell`s Notice of Change in Rates and Petition and
supparting documentation has been fiied with the Department pf Public Service and
is open ta inspection during normal office hours. A copy is also available for
pubiic inspectian �t ihe Company's affice loca�ed at 200 South Fifth Street,
Minneapolis, Minnesota. �
Attached hereto and hereby made a part of this Rate Increase Notice is a copy
o� the Notice and Order for Hearing of the Commission dated June 3, 1982.
This notice is being mailed by Northwestern BeTI to a11 caunties and muni-
cipalities in Minnesota affected by this rate increase, pursuant to Minnesota
Statutes § 237.075(1� and the Commission's Order Accepting Filing and Susp�nding
Rates dated June 3, 1982.
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Mir�nesota
Department of Transportation
District 9 '
3485 t-iadl�y Avenue North, Box 2050
North St. Paul, ��innesota �5109
June 10, 1982
Orvil J. Johnson
City Administrator
City Hall
750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
R�'�r-_rv�a
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In reply refer to: 319
S.P. 1985-19897 (494�393)
Construction Plans and Special Provisions
On TH 494 0.1 Mi. W. of Jct. of TH 494 & TH 35E,
On TH 35E 0.1 Mi. N. of Jct. of TH 494 & 35E
Construct Bridge No.'s 19897, 19898, 19899 and 19900
Dear Mr. Johnson:
Transmitted herewith are Construction Plans and Special Provisions,
with a recommended form of resolution, relating to the proposed loc:
construction of the above referenced project within the corporate 1:
your City.
Please review these plans and special provisions for presentation
approyal by the City Council.
This project is scheduled for letting on July 23, 1982. Since Stat
require City consent prior to opening of bids, it is requested that
this matter on the agenda of your June 15th or July 6, 1982 Council
If you find it necessary to have a representative from our Departme
attendance at the Council meeting, please call our office and advis
The resolution should be executed, CERTIFIED, and returned to our
later than July 16, 1982.
Thank you for your consideration.
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t a meeting of the City Council of the City of Mendota Hei�hts
day�of , 19 82 , the following Resolution was of
, ; seconded by
; to wit:
Wi�REAS the Commisaioner of Transportation for the State of Minnesota has p
held on the
by
ared: plans,
special provisions, and specifications for the improvement of Trunk Highway No. 393 ,
renumbered as Trunk Highway No. 494 , within the corporate limits of t e City of
_ Mendota Hei�hts ,� at Jct. T.H. 494 & T.H. 35E
.�.
and seeks the approval thereof:
NOW, THEN, BE IT RESOLVID that said plans and special provisions for the
Trunk Highway within said corporate limits of the City, be and hereby are
*-he elevations and gradee as shown and consent ie hereby given to any and
ade occasioned by said construction.'
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVID that the City does� hereby agree to require the parkin
if such parking is permitted within the corporate limits of said City, on sa
to be parallel with the curb adjacent to the highwaq, and at least 20 feet f
on all public streets intersecting said trunk highway.
Upon the call of the roll, the following council members voted in favor of t
�
vement of said
oved including
changes in
of all vehicles,
Trunk Highway,
m any crosswalks
Resolution:
and, the following council members voted against the adoption of the Resolut on:
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CITY OF MLNDOTA HEIGHTS
Dakota County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK AND APPROVING
FINAL PAYMENT (IMPROVEMENT N0. 82, PROJECT N0. 5)
WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the City
Mendota Heights on May 21, 1982, F.F. Jedlicki, Inc. of Eden Prair
Minnesota, has satisfactorily completed the improvement of Storm S
Extension to serve the area known as Northern States Power Company
Rogers Lake Substation improvement project (Improvement No. 82, No
in accordance with such contract;
�f
ie,
5)
NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE City Council of Me dota
Heights that the work completed under said contract is hereby acce ted
and approved; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk are here y
directed to issue a proper order for the final payment on such con ract
in the amount of $9,528.00 taking the contractor's receipt in full
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this Si�th
day of July, 1982.
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
By
Robert G. Lockwood
Mayo r
Attest:
Kathleen M. Swanson
City Clerk
� .. . _ � �_�.r _ .. ,,,.
CITY OF MENOOTA HEIGHTS
750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMEPJT
CERTIFICATE N0: 1 - Final
IMPROVEMENT/PROJECT N0. 8214
;
�106 tl�: 8214
To (Owner) City of Mendota Heiqhts Date: June 17, 1982
Application Date: June , 1982 Contract Date: Mav 21, 1982
For Period Ending June , 1982
This is to certify that: F.F. Jedlicki, Inc. 14203 West 62nd Street, Eden Prairie
Minnesota 55344 Contractor for Storm Sewer
:
Extension (Roqers Lake Substation - N.S.P. Compan.v) �
is entitled to Final payment of Nine Thousand Five Hundred Twen�y-eight and
00/100-----------------.�$9�528.00)--------------------------Dollars, as per contract.
See attached SCHEDULE OF PRICES for amount of Work performed to Date.
CITY PIENDOTA HEIGHTS
By:
STATEP1ENT OF ACCOUNT
Ori gi nal Contract Amount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9, 366. 00
Total Additions. ,iAs.per,unit increases), , , , , , $ 162.00
Total Deducations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ None
Contract Amount to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,528.00
Total Amount for Work Performed to Date. ......$ 9,528.00
Advance on Materials Stored at Site. . . . . . . . . $ None
Total Amount Payable to Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,528.00
,
Less 0 q Retained . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ None _
Less Payrnents Previously Certified . . . . . . . . . � None
NET AMOUNT DUE THIS ESTIP•1ATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 1 of 2
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191.63 NORTHUESTERN BELL
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.. � .. _ _ -- - _. .._ . _ .- --� - - -- - --- -- --�- - - .. , .
19738s20 STATE TREASURER PERA IJ/H 6/I1 PR
19115.06 STaTE TREASURER PERA 6/11
497.90 STATE TRE�ISURER PERA 6/11
- --48.61 _ ___._ ._.._ STATE TRE45URER_.__.._-----_-. -� pERA 6/31�- -
2�4.67 STATE TREASURER PERA b/I1
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160.16 STATE TREASURER PERA 6/11
1Q7.51 STATE TREASURER PERA 6/11 -
256.56 STATE TRE�SURER PERA 6/11
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118.43 ST TREAS SS CON FUND 187S64
492.2� ST TR EAS SS CON FUND 187S64
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257.Q7 ST TREAS SS CON FUND 1£i7S64
262..90 ST TREAS SS CON FUND JUNE FICA
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SUN NE4�SPAPERS NOT TO CLM PROPi
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15.95 UNIFDRMS UNLINITED CAP
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288,65 UNIFORMS UNLIMITED IMISC CLOTHiNG
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MANUAL CHECKS
10082 202.89 G Noack, Jr. Fire Pay thru 5/31
10083 122.43 • Tom Olund "
-`10084 183.26 � a� John Neska� " � � �� �
10085 10.00 Mike Maczko "
10086 223.44 Ramada Inn Balance rooms LMC Conf
100$'1 �� 89;173:65�--���'��� �'� '� R Knutson, Inc: � Pymt 5 I81-6 � _ " ��^��-�
10088 5,729.56 City MY: Pr Account Net fire payroll
10089 108.30 Mary Selanc_er Payroll 6/11
-•--. ___. _ �._.._ --- -- - - y ..- •- -• _.... _.. _._._.__._���__ _.
� 10090' �v 5.00 � � Jud Ustrucic� "
10091 6.25 Jeff JGmsr "
10092 6.25 Lisa Wahl "
- - . _ __. . _ ._ _ -------
�10093 � 5,931.03�� � �� �"� � � � Dir' Intern�.l �Rev FIT W/H
10094 200.00 Dakota Cour_ty Bank Payro�l Savings 6/11
10095 430.00 St Cap Cr tnion "
•— --•--� ..-------- — --• � --- - - - •-.._ _ _---- •-- -- - - - -- - - --- -•------•-- --- •--------
10096 18,678.19 City Mh Pr Acct Net Payroll 6/11
10097 6.00 Secy State Filing Fee
10098 430.00 St Cap Cr L`NION Payroll savings 6/25
_ __• _ _ ... _.__. -_.___. __
10099 � 200. 00 �-' � � � � Dak Cty St �Banlc� "
10100 4,736.23 Dir Internal Rev FIT WxH
10101 19,988.74 City Mh Pr Acct Net Payroll 6/25
146,371.22
240,262.56 GRAND TOTAI:
CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES FOR CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL - JULY 6TH, 1982
Arrow Fence
Abel Construction
Biskupski Fire Damage Repair
Midwest Roofing Company
Richgels Brothers Construction
Tollefson Builders, Inc.
T. J. Heating & Air Conditioning
Fence Installation License
General Contractor's LicensE
General Contractor's Licei7sE
General Contractor's LicensE
General Contractor's Licens�
General Contractor's LicensE
Heating & Air Conditioning ]
CIGARETTE LICENSE FOR CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL
Economics Laboratory, Inc. Cigarette Sale License
ense
rsrh�o �
� DAT�: June 30, 1982 •
�'S:: City Council
�`�fl:vF: Paul R. Berg
Code �:,ilforcement Offic�r '
�r�r3'�7ECT: Bu.ilding Activ.ity Rec.��rt i�r J'une, 1982
CC?RREt1T �I��Pd`i';i Y`rr��R Ti� llt1T}. - 198
ttii7. V�a.''�.:Viti`�'i�}�': �"'�''.�: �.�!�I,F.:��'P� t:tir.}, t%c'1Lj)f�r�'��ZV
BiDG PF,:� iI i S —_ ___. �__ _. I��._. __ _
SI'D 31 $1,068,1?7.41 $ 7,628.?9 � 24 $2,316,240.29
��I 3 49,600.Op 614.33 I 13 2,568.450.00
:•1ISC. 2$ . 144,358.7$ � 914.60 � 61 371,335.5Q
Sub Tatal 42 $1,262.136.19 $10,157.72 98 $5,256.025.79
Ti2D PERi�iTTS
Pl:�g 5 $ 124.00 23
ti�Jtr 9 45.00 29
Swr �p 175.OQ 24
Htg, A/C
& Gas Pi�e � 347.00 37
- _�_._,_�_...__ � _..__
5ub Tatal 31 $ 691.00 113
LIC�D;SII•IG
Contractor's
Licer:>es 25 $ 625.p0 158
TOT��I� 98 $1,262.Z36.19 - $11,473.72
� � COLL�.CTED
$16,468.59
11,843.71
3,795.6I.
$321107.9Z
Y�AR TU DATE - 19�].
PJO. V�'1L�,yTION
25 $1,613,781.37
5 822,071.56
84 428,355.48
114 $2,864,208.41
$ S$4,Q0 � 29
145.00 24
420.0{} 28
4,101.50 42
$ 5,250.5Q �123
$ 3,950.00
369 $5,256.025.79 $41,308.41
�154
�
�39I
FEi'. C�LLECTED
�15,858.55
4,421.11
_ 9,612.01
$29,891.67
$ 551.00
228.00
489.00
1,904.00
$ 3,172.00
$ 3,400.00
$2,864,20$,41 $36,463.67
NOTE: A11 fee amounts eKclude Sac, tdac and State Surcharge. Amaunts shoe�:n wi11 r�flect only permit, �lan check fee and
valuation amounts.
0
June 30, 1982
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AND WETLANDS PERMIT
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Men
Heights will meet at 7:30 o'clock P.M., on Tuesday, July 6, 1982, in t
Hall Council Chambers, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minneso
consider an application from Northland Land Company, for a conditional
permit and wetlands permit to fill the following site:
All of Block 3, Mendota Heights Industrial Park
ta
C ity
to
se
More particularly, this land is described as being east of Pilot Knob R�ad, west
of Transport Drive, north of Northland Drive and south of Mendota Heigh s Road.
This notice is pursuant to City of Mendota Heights Ordinance Nos
and 402. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to the prop
conditional use permit and wetlands permit will be heard at this meetin
:r
Kathleen M. Swanson
City Clerk
401
sed
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� � CITY pF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
`i '? � AAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
� r�FPLICATIQN FOR CONSIDERATION
; � � OF
.,;'" PLANNING REQUE5T
,.;,�r� • , .
:: e�
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�Applicant / / / /
` Name : ,�j �� 1-T/.1 / .�/f� c�' �C.�,r`i
t Last �'irst
�Address: � ��5� �..)• � � -�'�' i
, Number & Street City
. #
"Telephone Number: � S'�-f'CSa-t�
i ! .
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Owrier .
. •� � Name: � /G.n "�
; ? � , Last � First
F5 GI�7� �. �
i'`
''Address.
, � Number & Street City
,'�i
Street Location of Property in Question:
�' r� ��/� �"� � ,���--�,�'7 czsd7
_ i�
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. ,��/,4 � l�' 2 m� .� � �..
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Type of Request:
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Case No. �a `'��
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Fee Paicl' ��SZJ � �''6r�
J�? r� ,,�,1—./ —
I iitial
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State Zip
State
I
Re zon ing
Variance
v�— Condirianal ilse Permit
Canditional `Us� Permi� for P.T1,D.
rtinor Canditional Use Permit
Subdivision Apgroval
Flan Approval � .
—��� Wetlands Permit ,
� Other •
Z ip
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3 � .i � � '� '1
June 24, 1982
Mendota Heights Planning Commission
750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
Dear Commission Members:
OUR REQUEST We respectfully request that the Plann
on June 29, 1982 favorably consider an
conditional use permit and a wetlands
that part of Block 3 of our Mendota He
Park shown on the attached Exhibit A.
OUR REASON: United Properties is contemplating the
of an office and office/warehouse proj
Block 3 and has engaged an architect t
on preliminary site and building desig
The buildings contemplated adjacent to
Heights Road would be generally one-st
(similar to Comserv) and require-'a re
terrain. A part of Block 3(approxima
in the Northwest corner is low and the
is not desirable for the type of devel
will propose for this area. The lowes
within this area is approximately at 8
desired elevation for buildings within
approximately at 838.
REr,FfvED
��� 2 � 198�
893-8836
WRITER'S DIRECT LINE
g Commission
approve a
rmit to fill
hts }3usiness
3evelopment
ct within
commence
drawings.
Mendota
ry structures
atively flat
ely 3 acres)
elevation
pment we
elevation
0. Our
this area is
OUR PROCEDURE: We propose to have a contractor import the fill
material, via scrapers, from the curre t I-494
project. This material would be depos'ted and
graded to the proposed elevations show on Exhibit
A.
Part of the area to be filled is encum
existing 4' layer of topsoil beneath a
7-9' of fill material. We have been a
our soils engineer that a method of pl
additional 4-5' of fill material over
building grade (838) would be necessar
provide adequate foundation support fo
buildings and parking areas.
ered by an
existing
vised by
cing an
ur proposed
in order to
future
Northland Executive Office Center/3500 West 80th Street/Minneapolis, Minnesota 55431/('612) 831-1000
Mendota Heights Planning Commission
June 24, 1982
Page 2
This additional material (between 838± nd 844±
on Exhibit A) would remain in the locat'on shown
on a temporary basis. Once we receive ecommendation
from our soils engineer that the soil c nditions are
appr�opria�e,. the additional fill materi 1 over elevatior
838� will be deposited to the west and rading of
this area would be finished. We antici ate movement
of this additional fill material to occ r at approx-
imately the same time we would commence construction
of our project. ,
In order to control any erosion problem that may
occur, in the interim, we propose to pl ce ha� bales
in the locations shown on Exhibit A at he CB
locations.
ti9e est-i ate completion of this work wi
days fo lowing a notice to proceed, pe
condit' ns.
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Ass:ista�r Vice President
Planning - Marketing
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PLANNING REPORT
DATE:
CASE NUMBER:
APPLICANT:
LOCATION:
ACTION REQUESTED:
PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS:
HOWARD DAHLGREN
CONSULTING P
ON E GRO+✓E LArI C
MINNEAPOUS, MINNEI
24 June 1982
82-11
Northland Land Company
South of Mendota Heights Road,l
Pilot Knob Road
Approval of Wetlands Permit
Conditional Use Permit for Fi
ASSOCIATES
INCORPORATED
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1 T E R R A C E
'.SOTA 55403
612•377-3536
West of
1. The Mendota Heights Industrial Park was platted in the late 60s y the
Northland Land Company with the intention of capitalizing on the considerable
industrial potential that would be inherent in this strategicall located
property when Interstate 494 would be completed across the Minne ota River
from East Bloomington. As you all know, the planned completion ate for
that Interstate in that sector has been repeatedly set back over the years,
but will now be completed to Trunk Highway 55 by the Fall of 198 . The
design for the construction of Interstate 494 in nearby areas ca ls for
the removal of substantial amounts of fill, which has created a arket for
fillable sites in convenient locations near the freeway. �
2. Northland Land Company has thus made arrangements for the deposi
approximately 40,000 cubic yards of fill in a portion of the ind
park known at Block 3 which is bounded on the north by Mendota H
on the west by Pilot Knob, on the south by Northland Drive, anc3
by Transport Drive, Near the northwesterly corner"of the site i
wetlands area designat�d on the Wetlands Ma� System for the City
was a natural ponc3ing area for this immediate area of land. Nor
Land is there£ore requ�sting a Wetlands Per.mit to fill this desi
wetland area and the wider area beyond which is also low.
of
trial
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which
nated
The applicant has suk�mitted drawings which are included in�the p ckage
mailed out by the City. These drawings indic�ite the approximate location
of this deposit area.
3, Northland Land Com�any is also seeking a Canclitional Use Permit �equired
where more than 400 cubic yards of fill are to be deposited any lace in
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CASE NUMBER: $2-11 �
APPLICANT: Northland Land Company
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r the City. Thus, two actions are reguested, approval o£ a Wetlan s Filling
Permit and apprcaval of a Canciitiar►al iTse Permit for depasiting �m re than ,
4p0 cubic yards of £ill. '�: '
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Yaur Public Works Da,rectar, J'im Danielson, infc,rms us that there are
existing s�arm sewers in the streets bounding all tour sides of loc3t 3
in. question. It would,appear that the interests of the City and the
property owner are best served if all of Block 3 can be canditio ed for
development. Mendo�a Heights, as you know, has a limiteci amaunt of prime
indus�rial land, and it would appear imperative that the City en ourage
the efficient, intensive, anel at�.ractive develapment af their be t
indus�.rial and commercial. praperties. We are informed �.hat Nort land
Land Campany is in the pracess of preparing a deve2apment p2an f this
partion of thea.r industrial and commercial center utilizing the "Campus
Plan" concept approach. Given the p2anned adequacy of �.he storm rainage
system, it would appear apprapriate ta encourage the land owner � fa.].1
the land to appropriate grades so as ta allow intensive and high alue
develapment on the property affected.
Dahlgren
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO
T0: Pl�anning Commission
FROM: James E. Danielson
Public Works Director
June 25, 1
SUBJECT: Northland Land Co. - Wetlands Permit and Conditional Us� °ermit
Northland Land Company is planning on developing a block in heir
development bounded by Pilot Knob Road, Mendota Heights Road, Transport
Drive and Northland Drive. They are planning on building an office complex
next year. These development plans require additional fill (-� 40, 00 C.Y.).
This required fill is presently available from the I-494 construction pro=
ject. Buesing Brothers is the Mn/DOT contractor on this portion o the
freeway and would a7so do the work of providing this fill.
Because the fill amount is greater than 400 C.Y. it requires Con-
ditional Use Permit and because a portion of the block is designat d as a
Wetlands area it requires a Wetland Permit.
Ed and I have reviewed the proposed fill concept and find no eason
not to allow it. The City storm sewer in the area is adequately d signed
to accomodate all the surface runoff and no on-site ponding is nec ssary.
We therefore recommend granting the Wetlands Permit and the Condit onal
Use Permit subject to the propert controls for erosion being maint ined.
MENDOTA HEIGHTS INDUSTRIAL PAR
Mendota Heights Industrial Park is strategically located at the northwest quadrant�of the i tersection of
Interstate Highways 494 and 35E.
Its location in the Twin Cities' south suburb of Mendota Heights is nearly equidistant to t e downtown
areas of both Minneapolis and St. Paul, and only five minutes from the Twin Cities International
Airport.
The property offers 160 acres of graded, level to gently rolling land for development.
Mendota Heights Industrial Park provides a full complement of needed facilities and se vices for the
development of a forward-thinking business park. �
WATER
'- Municipal storage capacity is 6,000,000 gallons
Static pressure is 115 pounds
Residual pressure is 62-88 pounds
Pumping capacity is 1,200-1,500 gallons per min-
ute, 1.7 - 2.2 million gallons per day
Hardness is 85-100 parts per million
Superintendent St. Paul Water Board 298-4266
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ELECTRICITY
Underground service installed throughout the
park by Northern States Power Company
459-5580
NATURAL GAS
Both firm and interruptable service
Connections available throughout the property
by Northern States Power Company
459-5580
Three inch mains 60 pounds of pressure
26 inch mains — 350 pounds of pressure
STORM SEWER
Installed from 12 to 54-inch size
SANITARY SEWER
Installed in the streets with lines
10 to 18 inches I
Twin Cities Metropolitan Sewer Sy
Available pumping 1,872,000 gallo
Future pumping 3,000,000 gallons
Metropolitan Waste Control Comm
222-8423 I
HI GHWAYS
ing from
per day
�r day
ion
I mmediate access to I nterstate 494 and 35W, to
State Trunk Highways 13 and 55, to Mendota
Heights Road and Pilot Knob Road. II are 9-ton,
all-weather roads. �
RAIL SERVICE
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific (Mil-
waukee Road)
339-1136
ZONING
Industrial with restrictive covenants to guarantee
the orderly development of an att active, high-
caliber office and industrial park.
Mendota Heights City Hall 452-18 0
Mendota Heights Industrial Park will provide a setting for office buildings, light manuf cturing, dis-
tribution, hotel, and restaurant as well as supportive retail facilities to meet the growin need of the
dynamic Twin Cities Metropolitan area. 'i
Case No. :�02
CITX qF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNBSOTA
APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION
OF
PLANNING REQUEST
� Date of Application
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Number & Street City S�ate
Street Location of Property in Question:
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Variance �i"
Candit2onal ilse PermiC
Cnnditianal Use Permit for F.U.D,
• riinor Conditional iJse Permit
Subdivision Approval
Plan Approval
Wetlands Permit
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April 22, 1982
Terrence Dobie
1715 Hampshire Avenue
St. Paul, I�Iinnesota 55116
City of i�lendot:i Heights�
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I have reviewed the plans for the Dobie sesidence. I h;�ve o
objections to a varience being granted to the wetlands ordi ance.
T understand that the llobies plan to build on Lot lU, lilock '
Rolling Grenn subdivision, Idendota tleights. I own the adja ent
lot which is Lot 11, Block 3.
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO
T0: Planning Commission
FROM: James E. Danielson
Public Works Director
and
Paul R. Berg
Code Enforcement Officer
SUBJECT: Wetlands Permit - Dobie Residence
Mr. Dobie has made an application for a Wetlands Permit to co struct a
single family home at 1836 Rolling Green Curve. At the time of pl tting it
was noted that this lot and several others in Rolling Green Ad�iiti n would
need Wetlands Permits.
The plan Mr. Dobie submitted seems to be very appropriate for the site.
The home is set at the proper elevation not to be flooded and the olding
capacity of the pond will not be encroached upon.
Mr. Dobie should be reminded of erosion control and his respo sibility
to remove any soil he allows to flow into the pond. Mr. Dobie has stated
that he will get his immediate lot owners (who will also need Wetl nds
Permits in the future) to sign a statement that they approve of hi plan.
Subject to receipt of those statements we would recommend thi Wetlands
application be treated as a minor development and the public heari g be
waived and the permit granted.
27 April 1982
PLANNING REPORT
CASE NUMBER:
APPLICANT:
LOCATION:
ACTION REQUESTED:
PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS:
82-06
Terrence R. Dobie
South of Rolling Green Curve
(see sketch)
Approval of Wetlands Permit
1. The property in question is Lot 10, Block 3 of the Rolling Green�
approved by the Planning Commission and Council about two years
Plat as
igo .
Prior to the platting and development of the land, there existed a pond on
the site which was incorporated into overall wetlands drainage s stem. .
This pond was retained as interim ponding and a part of the drai age system
for the future and was incorporated into the Preliminary and Fin 1 Plats
accordingly. The City has a drainage easement for depositing wa er in this
pond which runs to approximately Elevation 862.
2, When the Preliminary and Final Plats were reviewed, it was appar
the development of structures on the residential lots on the nor
side of this pond would require Wetlands Permits. The lots, as
notice, are 150 feet in depth, a portion of which is in the pon
itself. The developers and the City discussed the possibilities
blanket variance to the Wetlands requirements for these lots, bu
ultimately decided that each lot would be reviewed on its own me
individually as actual development proceeded.
3. This, then, is the first lot in this area on the north side of th
be developed under these conditions. The site plan as submitted
the nearest portion of the house to the ponding area to be 56.4
whereas 100 feet is the normal standard. Thus, they are seeking
of 43 feet, 8 inches. It would appear obvious that this reducti
setback will not have a deleterious effect on the ponding or dra
capabilities inasmuch as the City's easement line which represen
maximum level of the ponding function is about 36 feet from the
portion of the residence to be constructed. •
4. In some cases, as you know, the retention of the 100 foot setbac
important if it serves to conserve unusual terrain or heavy tre�
important to the aesthetics of the area. This land is basicall�
has been substantially regraded for development and thus the qu�
retention of natural growth is not present. This application, 1
examines each of these lots as development occurs, and represen1
approval of a condition that was accepted as a part of the appr<
Preliminary Plat during the evolution of the platting process o�
property.
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO
July 2, 1982
T0: City Council
FROM: James E. Danielson
Public Works Director
SUBJECT: Roth Lot Split - 660 Second Avenue
Mr. Roth sometime ago met with Howard to discuss this lot split.
At that time he received information on costs he would incur and n the
procedures to follow. Mr. Roth did not want to spend the time or money
involved until he located a buyer for the lot. His realtor was u aware
of the need to get,City approval for the split and already receiv d County
approval.
Staff in an effort to expedite this matter because of the Co
error put the matter before the Planning Commission without repor
prepared. The night of the Planning Commission meeting, Howard g
oral report in favor of the lot split. The Planning Commission a
Howard's recommendation and waived the public hearing and recomme
to City Council. They did request staff send letters to land own
350 feet of the split informing them of their action and telling
call staff with concerns. Staff has received no calls.
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hem to
The proposal seems to be in the City's best interest because there is
an existing 60 foot lot that with a variance could be built upon. The new
lot would be larger and a new home could be better centered betwe n the two
existing homes. There is sewer and water available in the street and a storm
sewer system without curb and gutter.
The new lot still would not meet the City's frontage,area an
requirements therefore variances of 20.02 feet to the frontage, 4
feet io the lot size and 4.7 feet to the side yard need to be con
I recommend granting the needed variances, waiving the public hea
allowing the new lot configuration.
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CIT� OF 1�rIENI30'I'A HEI��IT�►
.June 24, 1982
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is ta notify yau that the proposed lat split, requested by arman
Rath, 660 Second Avenue, for the east 40 feet o£ Lot 4 and the west 40 feet
of Lot 3, T.T. Smith Subdivision No. 3, wi11 be cansidered by the City Council
a� its regular meeting to be held on July 6th.
This matter was before the City Planning Commission on June 22nd and the
Commission recommended approval of the proposed 1ot split, subject to our
notification before the City Council meeting. If you have any questio s or
cancerns regarding this matter, you may be heard at �he City Council m eting
on July b, 1982. Far further information, please feel free ta cantact .Ii�n
Danielson, Public Warks Da.rector, at 452-1086, between 8;00 and 4:30, onday
thr ough Fr a.day .
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NORTHERN DAKOTA COUNTY CABLE
" COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
c/o Ciry Offices
� ; �750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
Xi.
. H�ND OUT
NORTHERN DAKOTA COUidTY CABLE COMI�IUNICATIONS CO�IMISSION
FULL COi�1h1ISSI0N MEETING
. July 7, 1982
Mendota Heighis City Hall
AGENDA
Roll Call.
Agenda and Amendme�ts ther�to approved by a majori�y of th se
present and voting.
Approval of the r�inutes of the June 23, 1982 meeting.
Recital regarding conmunications to the Board.
I
Review by the Chairnan of the activities of the Executive ommittee
since the last regular Board meeting.
Consultant contact.
yJork pl an .
Other business. <
Report of Officers. �
Presentations by interested menbers of the public at �the m eti�g
wishing to be heard on mat�ers not included on the Agenda.
Adjournr�ent.
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NORTHERN DAKO�i.A COUNTY CABLE
;.
COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
� c/o City Offices
�750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
II.
NORTHERN DAKOTA COUNTY CABLE COt�iNIUNICATIONS COM�IISSION
June 23, 1982
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m.,•by Dave Zemke,
follo4ving Directors were present:
Beaird - Lilydale
Boelter - Mendota
Bruestle - Mendota
Hanson - W. St. Paul
iairman. The
Henderson - Inver Grove Hg s.
Kinney - So. St. Paul
�osleb�n - Mendo�ta Hgts.
Walker - tJ. St. Paul
Zemke - CQendota Hgts.
Also present was Gary Matz, Legal Consultant and Deb Schultz, epresentative
of Cra�•�ford and Anderson Attorneys. i
Excused Absences: Alice Henderson, Virginia Lanegran and Dunc n Baird.
A motion by Jiri Losleben to approve the Agenda. Seconded by A1 Boelter.
1�1oti on carri ed . �
III. After correcting the spelling of Alice Harrison's name in para raph IV, Jim
Loselben made a motion to approve the minutes of June 2, 1982 s corrected.
Seconded by A1 Boel�er. Motion carried.
IV. The Archdiocese of St. Paul & Nlpls. requested that copies of o r Agenda be
sent to their office.
PJeil Tuelly of Cooper & Associates sent a letter informi�ng�the commission
that he would be in Soutf�ern Washington County and if we wante to see him
on Thursday he �vould be available. �;
! ,I
A riotion by Craig Kinney to accept and file the correspondence received by
the commission. Seconded by Ken Nenderson. Motion carried. '�,
V. The Executive Committee met just prior to the Full Commission eeting. There
were no minutes taken. The discussion covered only the items o this evenings
Agenda.
VI. 1982 Budget: The following statement will be added to the mem�er City
Contribution Assessment Statement:
(NOTE: Tfie Comrnission has prepartd this budget based on the ex ectation that
the major part of the franchising process will be accomplished in the year
1982. The proposed 1933 budge�t will include in it such additio al amounts
for 1933. The Commission aniticipated tf�at an addi�ional �15,0 0.00 �xj�ense
will be incurred in 1983 for i:he franchisirig process. Also, se arate expense
for evaluation of j�roposals will be incurr�d. However, the inea� er Ciiies
will not be adv�ncing these expenses, as such ex�enses are pai out of �he
fi�i�ig fe� o� �acti c��1� cornpany submitting a proposal. Techni al consultant's
�"'v�1�i°a�ioFi e�ar�g��s �io�m�zlly r�ange from �3,0�0.00 to $7,500.00 er proposal
�����i►�J �o+� ��� ���'�'������' techn�r.al consultant �hat is utili ed.)
� . (c�n� i n�ecl )
idDC-4 - f�ti nutes June 23, 19f.: - Ful 1 Cor�mi ss� ��� Meeti ng Rage 2 �
;
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;
VII. A motion by Jin Losleben to accept the minu�es of the Consulian� Selection ,
Committee. Seconded by Craig Kinney. P-lotion carried. (copy of Plinutes attached)
A notion by Ken Henderson to accept the reconrn�ndation of the Consultant
Selection Committee of Anita Benda as consultant and instruct the selection
commi�tee to negotiate a contract with Anita Be�da, subject to the aparoval
of the Full Commission. Seconded by Jiro Losleben. hlotion carried.
It �vas suggested thai Anita Senda be present at the July 7th m2e�ing.
A coay of the proaosed contract for cable comnunications consul�ing services �
is attached.
V I I I. Re�ort of Off i cers :•
Treasurer's r�eport: Financial statemen� of b-2-82 shows a balance of $5,441.33
Received a check from Crawford & Anderson for �7.50.
They have asked to be on our nailing list.
It has been decided �hat we should have our own Liability Insurance. All
of the members are no�t covered under their City policy. It was requested
that Craig Kinney and Dave Zemke obtain costs for Liability Insurance from
more than one com�any and present this infornation to the Full Commission.
Bob Qeaird recommended that all scFiools within ��e CST received a lei:ter
informin� them about Cable T.V., more specifically vrhat is happening and what
Cable T.V. can do for therr. aob will draft a letter for the Comr��ittee 'to
review and send if aaproved.
��lotion to Adjourn by Jin Losleben. Seconded by Craig Kinn�y. Piotion carried.
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NORTHEi�N DAKOTA COUNTY CAS�E
�' COMMUMCATIONS COMMISS�ON
� � c/o Ci1y Ottices
750 South Piaza Drive
Mendota Hei�hts. Minnesota 55120
i�ORTHER�i DAKOTA COUi�TY CA3LE CO�wUNICATIO�!S CQM�ISSI(�h
EXECUTIUE Ct�hihtIiiEE
• •:i
This meeting called to order at 7:35 p.m., by Chairman Dave Zemke.
Present at this mee�ting: Paui Tatone, Craig Kinney, Ken Nansc an� �ave Zemke.
Four companies res�onded to our letter in regards to aral pres:.nta ians.
These canpanies are: Tribune Company Cab1e of i�iinnesota, United C ble
Televisian Corporation, Grau� td. Cable and Storer Cabie CO�nunica�'ans.
A motion by Paul 7atone to add ar� addi�ianal su�ject for presentat an;
"institutionai & Commercial Uicilization of Cable COmmunication Sys ems".
Seconded by Craig Kinney, i�lotion carried.
Due to a limited amount of time between no�v and August 18, 19$2, t e Fu11
Corimission meetings will start at 7:00 p.m. on July 21st and Augus 4th.
This will allo�v the cable com�anies ti�ne for their presentatians.
A mation by Paul Taione that t�vo�cable conpanies be a1lowed 3Q minG
preseniation and 15 minutes for question and ar�sw�r respanses, and''
our commissian meeting start at 7:00 p.m. Seconded by Craig Kinney.
carried.
Scheduled campany presentations attached.
A motion by Paul Tatone that the Executive Cam�nittee recommend the
of the revised i�ay 31st bil3ing of Adrian �erbst. This amaunts t� �
Secanded by Craig Kinney. �1o�tion carried.
A motion by Craig Kinney that the Execu�ive Committee reco�mend the
of $142.28 to Globe Publishing Co. for statiQt�ary. Seconded by Paul
hlo�ion carried.
i�otion by Paul Tator�e to adjourn. 5ec�nded by Craig Kinney. Rlotion
tes per
that �
Mo4ion
,194.37.
�ayment
Tatane.
carried.
NORTHERN DAKOTA COUNTY CABLE COMrNNICATION COMMISSION
CONSULTANT SELECTION COMMITTEE
MINUTES — MAY 26, 1982
A. Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M, by Dave Zemke. Committee membe�s present:
• Harrison, Lanegran, Zemke. Committee members excused: Boc].ter, Hen erson.
B. Reviewed advertisement placed in MULTICHANNEL NEWS for Cable C
to NDC4.
C. Reviewed letter sent to those listed by MCCB as interested in Cable
Consultant in Minnesota.
Developed the following factors for consultan� proposal evaluation:
NDC4 CONSULTANT PROPOSAL EVALUATION FACTORS
l. Availability
2. Exp.enses
a. Hourly Rate
b. Travel
3. References
4. Relevant Experience � �
a. Preparation of Needs Assessment
b. Preparation of Request for Proposal ��
c. Evaluation of proposals particular].y in terms of programm
and financial feasibility. �
d. Last work with franchisefcities of comparative size �,
e. Year�s of cable experience �
f. Work with multiple municipality franchise
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5. Financial interest in cable or cable related entertainment�com
i '
E. Distributed copies of proposals from zhe following to committee me
i
-- Anita Benda, St. Paul, MN
-- Blohm & Associates, Minneapolis, MN
-- Cooper Associates, Inc., Marlton, NJ ,
-- Kalba Bowen Associates, Inc, Cambrid�e, MA
-- Lemco Engineers, Inc., St. Louis, MO •
-- Management & Research Consultants, Inc., Clayton, MO
-- Michael Mascioni, New York, NY �
tions Consultant
cation
, technical
i,e s .
rs present:
Note: Copies of above proposals distributed to excused members subs�quent to meeting.�
Note: Following proposal, received May 28, also distributed to all �ommittee members:�
-- Financial �Ianagement Consultants, Tampa, FL
F. Next meeting of commi.ttee to discuss result of individual proposal e�valuation, 6:00 P.M.,
June 2, 1982. � �
G, Adjourned.
Submitted by Dave Z
.
MEMBER USGA
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�/����/ 2075 DODD ROAD • ST. PAUL MINN. 55120 • 454-2822
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July 1, �1982
City Council
City of Mendota Heights
750 S. Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Mn. 55120
, I
Respected Council Members:
We have constructed a new practice tee and fairway �
to the 9th hole and now wish to erect an 18 foot hi.gh chi
wire fence around this area. We understand that a City C
requires a conditional use permit for this height fencin�
we will be applying for this shortly.
3jacent
�ken
rdinance
and
In the meantime, however, we respectfully ask permis ion to
erect a"test Fence" so that we may determine the best wa to
go about constructing the larger one when the time comes.
This "test fence" would be placed on the south side f the
fairway, near the new tee area and would have the followi g
specifications: '
1.
2.
3.
4.
Three 20 foot long sections of chi�ken wire fenc�ing.
18 feet high.
2-2 inch pipe vertical columns inserted 5 feet
ground with cement.
1 inch pipe horizontal columns secured at the t
each 20 foot section.
to the
of
We hope this is all the information you will need tolact
favorably on this request.
Sincerely yours,
MEN]�. OTA. CO . LUB
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obert J Okinow
Greens Committee
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July 6, 1982
Mayor/C•ity Council
City of Mendota Heights
750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
Re: Mendota Plaza Shopping Center
Gentlemen:
It is my understanding that the City Council is considerii
liquor license and corresponding plan to renovate Mendota
Shopping Center. As a resident of the community and tenai
the adjacent building, I have some concerns about the sho�
center and how it relates to its neighbors and the commun�
differ any apinion for the need of an additional liquor s1
sound minds.
The idea of Mendota Plaza as a shopping "center" for the �
of Mendota Heights hasn't really been recel�ve�Jc—very well I
community. Tenants come and go and I don't believe the c�
ever been 1009' occupied. Why? Is the shopping cneter a�
neighbor? Does the facility respect the adjacent propert;
Is it a positive experience to shop at Mendota Plaza?
Mendota Plaza could upgrade it�s image by incorporating s
planting in the parking lot and screening both rooftop me
units and loading dock areas from general view. The plan
soften the "sea" of asphalt and create a more compatible
with the adjacent golf course and commercial buildings.
screening would respect the views of those who must look
roof on a daily basis.
The exterior of the building fascia could be completed so
there wouldn't be a front and back side. Perhaps a wood
be more inviting than metal panels. Trash containers sho
screened or placed inside to respect the adjacent propert
Falling ceiling tiles should be removed and the condition
to protect the general public welfare. The grounds shoul
tained on a weekly basis to cut weeds and remove the scat
debris from the loading dock. 7he exterior should be pai
new graphics applied for better building identity and ove
The interior of the center tends to.be dull and suffers f�
lighting. One could consider improving the "people space'
higher ceilings, skylights, better lighting and more plea�
material selections.
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P1 aza
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Ning
ty. I
ore ta
�esidents
�y the
�nter has
�ood
� owners?
gnificant
hanical
ings would
reen pattern
ooftop
ver the
that
ascia would
ld be
owners.
repaired
be mai n-
ered
ted and
all image.
�om poor
by
,ant
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The presence of a"central shopping center" in downtown M
Heights has many exciting possibilities. The combination
shopping center, office buildings, country club and mediu�
housing with a little imagination and mutual respect, cou
force each enterprise. -
i nce�
Rober
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO
T0: City Council
FROM: Orvil J. Johnson
City Administrator
SUBJECT: Architects Preliminary Proposals
July 1, 1982
Eight proposals are being submitted in a separate envelope. S
submitted multiple copies of a combination brochure/proposal, and y
receiving it as submitted. In most cases, only one or two copies H
mitted, hence only the proposal letter was copied, and you do not h
benefit of the brochure. Therefore you have eight proposals,! but a
un-uniform set of qualifications and background experience. Our fi
obviously, includes the originals as received, and is available for
review and study at any time. It will be available at the Council
should you desire to make further comparisons.
After general discussion, and exchange of thoughts and ideas c
these eight proposals, you may want to consider the following procE
the interests of orderly selection or elimination, you may want to
1 thru 8, #1 being first choice and #8 being last choice. Then we
collect your ratings total them, coming out with cumulative scores
eight applicants. The three or four with the smallest totals shoul
given preference for a future interview. For your convenience in �
this process, an attached ranking form is included. These will be
Tuesday night if you see fit to use this method. ;
�veral
�u are
�re sub-
ive the
very
'e,
further
�eeting,
�ncerning
�s. In
�ank them
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=or the
i be
arsuing
:abulated
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ARCHITECT'S FROPOSA�. RANKING
FIRM
Adkins Association
Architectural Alliance
Rabert Burow Architects
SWBR Architects
Roger Johnson-James Forberg
Charles Novak Architects
Peter Racchini and Associates
Trossen Wright and Associates
KEY: .
Rank 1 through 8
No. 1 - lst Choice
No. 8 - Last Chaice
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
P�iEMO
June 29, 1982
T0: City Council
FROM: Orvil J. Johnson
City Administrator
SUBJECT: Inventory of Residential Area Activities
On June 1, a part of the Council meeting was devoted to compl�
about undesirable residentail activities. This was further discus�
the staff ineeting on Wednesday morning. As a result, a very inforr
ventory was taken to see what "bad" things could be seen. "Seen" mE
"windshield surveys" and observations during daylight hours. Six c
staff people turned in reports on sights that appeared "less than c
to them. These observations centered on things that might offend c
sense of residential tranquility - not whether an ordinance violat-
being committed.
In order to give additional background, please see Exhibits I
The Inventory forms were completed by staff inembers between June 81
June 23rd. A small number of duplicate reports came in - these mul
reports are not noted on the tabulation. . I also did not tabulate �
"weed" reports, that is usually handled, eventually, by the Weed Ir
ints
ed at
al in-
ans
ifferent
esirable"
ne's
on was
and II.
h and
tiple
pector.
The reports are tabulated in Exhibit III. You will note that II have
listed them in four catagories.
1. Equipment Storage
2. Wood Piles, Junk
3. Extra Activity
4. P�iscellaneous
They reveal the address and a few words of description by the obser
Since this was conducted quite unscientifically over only a 15 day
it is informal and only as complete as time allowed. This does giv
indication of what six people think is uncharacteristic in Mendota
What types of activities offend you or your neighbors? If the
activities, or conditions affect the "safety, health or welfare" of
community, then we should be more aggressive in establishing the pr
dinances and enforcing them. On the other hand, if some of these s
merely irritate you, do not threaten safety, health, or welfare, an
cost in terms of policing, then maybe we should acknowledge, by con
that we will tolerate them.
The pursuance of this matter will depend on how much further
to carry it.
rer.
�eri od -
� you an
�eights.
e same
the
per or-
tuations
only
ensus,
lu want
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EXHIBITI I
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MEMO
June 7, 1982
T0: Jim Danielson, Dick Ploumen, Dennis Delmont,
Gene Lange, Shorty Wicks, and Paul Berg
FROM: Orvil J. Johnson
City Administrator
SUBJECT: Inventory of Residential Area Activities
All of you except Shorty may recall the discussion we had on June 2nd
discussed the seve�al Council complaints about non-residential uses in
ential area. I have talked with most of you about taking a survey of
within Mendota Heights that catch your attention. The attached form i
simple. I am asking you to record any and all situations that present
impact that does not appear tranquil, peaceful or neat. You should in
uations that involve an excess number of vehicles, poor housekeeping i
any kind of activity other than strictly residential use and in genera
situation that you would hate to have as a neighbor.
I am submitting this to all of you anticipating that each one of
different sensitivity for ordinance violations and undesireable charac
and that you will thereby cover the entire gamut of "less than desirea
situations. I am asking you to keep these forms with you for the next
working days (through June 18th), Within that period of time, as you �
the community, please keep a special eye out for situations that�are p�
problem areas. As you recall, several elected officials have complain�
situations. I want a complete inventory of all "bad" situations'so th,
know the complexity before we start any serious action.
If you have any questions or further suggestions, please contact i
Luck! More pads are available if you need them.
attached
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EXHIBIT II
INVENTORY
Residential Area Activit
The propert� i�entified as
(address or location)
appear as a tranquil, peaceful, neat residence because:
' Extra activity consisting of
does not
Appearance detractions, such as equipment storage, excessive wood piles,
vehicular storage, other:
Susp2cted home occupation is evident because
Unusually detractive area becaus�
Observed by:
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RESIDENTIAL AREA DETRACTIONS
I. Equipment Storage
EXHIBbT III
1. 2140 Dodd - 5 Ton truck, trailer, small tractor, tractor-1 ader.
2. 569 Kirchner - Loader, 2 Ton truck on street also 3 pick-u trucks
on another day.
3. 596 Kirchner - Plow, 4 Yard truck, Bobcat trailer, junk.
4. 606 Valley - Tandem Dump Truck, old classic car, junk.
5. 669 4th Avenue - Old Backhoe, old truck.
6. West end of 4th Avenue - Low Boy Trailer.
7. 2137 Aztec Lane - 8 bicycles in various stages of dis-asse bly.
8. 2153 Aztec Lane - Two snowmobiles on driveway.
9. 655 Callahan - Three snowmobiles in front yard, plus a cov red trailer.
10. Miscellaneous Addresses - Thirteen Travel-trailers and cam ers parked
in front yards. (Drive or lawn).
11. Miscellaneous Addresses - Four boats/trailers parked in fr nt yard.
12. Miscellaneous Addresses - Two horse trailers in front yard
73. 1065 Wagon Wheel Trail - Camper, stock car and stock car t ailer.
14. 709 Cheyenne Lane - P�otorhome, boat, two storage sheds, lu ber pile,
wood pile and junk.
15. 647 Marie Avenue - Corvette, without wheels, on blocks, st red in
driveway.
16. 620 Callahan - Car in driveway, with front end taken off, enders in
driveway.
17. 2210 South Lexington Avenue - Several cars appear to be in operative,
open van in yard that appear to contain
tools, junk.
18. 1300 Furlong - Tousignant has a large flat bed truck parke on empty lot.
II. Wood Piles, Junk
1. West end of 4th Avenue - Wood piles, extending onto Right o lJay,
Scrap iron, wood pallets.
2. 669 4th Avenue - Fallen down green house.
3. 1090 Cullen Street - Junk in front yard, tires, motorcycle 'n pieces,
lawnsweeper, lawn mower.
4. 2381 Pagel - Excessive wood piles
5. 1833 Delaware Avenue - Old bui7dings in disrepair, lumber p'led around
property.
III. Extra Activit
1.
2.
755 Willow Lane - Heating Truck (Birch Company) plus 3 cars on drive
and street
1680 Mayfield Heights - 5th wheel camper, four cars and 1 c nversion
van on driveway and street. A diff rent ob-
servation revealed eight parked veh cles plus
a tow truck.
3. 641 Highway 110 - 10 cars parked on drive and street, (Cera ic Class?)
A different observation revealed 14 cars arked on
driveway and street at 8:00 P.M. an appar nt evening
class.
RESIDENTIAL AREA DETRACTIONS (Continued)
III. Extra Activity (Continued)
4. 1191 Dodd - Sign Painting Sign mounted in residential zoning.
IV. Miscellaneous
1. 2015 Victoria - Abandoned and delapitated concrete block building
(Old Bartz garage now belongs to Marty Evans)
2. 724 Wentworth - Decaying building (Fred Rach)
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CITY OF MENDOTA NEIGNTS
P�iEMO
T0: City Council
FROM: James E. Danie1son
Fubl ic Works Director
Ju1y 2, 1982
SUBJECT: InfiltrationlInflow Study - Staff recammmendation
The City Staff has completed studying•the Short-Eiliot-Hendri
Infiltration/Inflow Report and feel that based on their data and c
the City shauid praceed with the next step in eliminating Infiitra
from its system. We are cautious though in that we feel only one
shouid be done at this time and on a trial basis. We alsa feel th
City Staff would have the time and expertise to complete that stud
System Evaluation Survey tSSES}. We wouid propase using District
neighbarhood) as the trial study area. The study could be finishe
and recori�nendatians for reha6ilitatian funding could be included i
budget requests. I have attached SEN`s estimate for the costs of
rehabilitati�n work and w� feel the City Staff cauld work within t
kson (SEN)
nculsions
ian/Infiow
i stri ct
t the
. (Sewer
{The Mayor's
this fall
the 1983
he SSES and
ese estimates.
7he table on Page 5-15 of the Infi1tration/inflow Report show District 3
as iop priarity for completian and would produce an "average" savi gs of $10,600
per year over the next 2q years. 7he savings in the first years w uld be less
•than the savings at the end of 20 years because of escalating cost {See Table
5-4).
It appears to the Staff ta be a safe conclusion ta praceed on a staged pian
of attack against Infiltration/Inflow, particu7arly if we start wi h the worst
area, District 3 and proceed thraugh other districts anly if the r suits are
satisfactory.
We have co-ardinated financing with Larry and he fee1s we could run this
years study in a deficit to the Utiiity Fund and budget accordingl next year
for any future work.
Staff recammends City Cauncil authorize commencement of the S
year. We also recommend passing the enclosed resolution accep�ing
and forwarding it ta the Pallution Cantral Agency for their review
This resolution needs to be executed before August so that the PCA
their�review and the City can gei the rest of its grant money.
:S work this
:he SEH Report
.nd approval.
an complete
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
Dakota County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION N0.
RESOLUTION APPROVING INFILTRATION/INFLOW ANALYSIS REPORT
WHEREAS, anInfiltration/Inflow Analysis Report has been submitted to
the City Council; and
WHEREAS, the City�Council has reviewed said Infiltration/Inflow Analysis
Report. � �
NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of t e City of
Mendota Heights, Minnesota, as follows:
1. Infiltration/Inflow Analysis Report as prepared by Short-Elliot-
Hendrickson, Inc. and Donohue and Associates, Inc. and dated Febru ry
23, 1982 is hereby accepted and approved; and
2. That the appropriate City officials be and they are hereb author-
ized to submit said report to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agen y for
their approval.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this
�
ATTEST:
Kathleen M. Swanson
City Clerk
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGH
i
',
By I
Robert G. Lockwood
Mayor ,
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