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1983-07-19. t CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA �. AGENDA ' � � � July 19, 1983, 7:30 P.M., ' � �Y � 1. Call to Order. 2. Roll Call. 3. Approval of M inutes, July 5, 1983. 4. Consent Calendar: a. Letter requesting approval of two-day on-sale 3.2 malt beverage license for St. Peter's Annual Father Galtier Days. b. Fire Department Monthly report for June. c. Treasurer's monthly report for June. d. Approval of the List of Licenses. e. Approval of the List of Claims. End of Consent Calendar. 5. HEARING: Case No. 83-Ol.and 83-02, Culligan -- Application for Critical Area Site Plan Review and Subdivision (continued from May 3rd. See attached report). `�lT�i 6. Old Business: ' a. Discussion on Leadership Training Seminar summary (tabled from July 5th). b. Fire Station site discussion (see attached). 7. New Business Public Mayor City Administrator Councilmembers City Attorney a. Firemen's Relief Association By-laws Amendment Discussion. City Engineer Public Works Director a. Memo on Mendota Heights Road construction east of TH 149. � , City Clerk 8. Adjourn. fO C �� _ .. � ... _ . ., . .. ., � -.. July S, 1983 I CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA M inutes of the Regular Meeting I Held Tuesday, July 5, 1983 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of the Cit City of Mendota Heights, was held at 7:30 o'clock P.M, at the City Hal] Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. � Council, 750' South Plaza Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 7 30 o'clock P.M. IThe f llowing members were present:Mayor Lockwood, Council Members Hartmann, Losleben, M ert nsotto and Witt. APPROVAL OF Councilman Hartmann moved approval of the minute of the MINUTES June 7th meeting. Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. Ayes :5 � Nays :0 j Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 Councilman Losleben moved approval of the minute of the June 14th Adjourned Meeting. I Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. � Councilman Mertensotto moved approval of the min tes of the June 14t Board of Review. I Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. Ayes : 5 ' Nays . 0 � Councilwoman Witt moved approval of the minutes o meeting with corrections. � Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. I Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 CONSENT CALENDAR i Councilman Losleben moved approval of the consent submitted and recommended for approval as p�art of agenda, along with authorization for execution of documents contained therein. � the June 21st calendar as the regular all necessary 1.�Acknowledgement of the Code Enforcement monthl report for June and the Engineering Status Report for June. � 1 2. Acknowledgement of the M inutes of the June 28t Planning Commission meeting and the M inutes of the June 22 N�C-4 meeting. � 3. Approval of the issuance of an on-sale 3.2 mal beverage license to the Lions Club for its Turkey BBQ to be hel on J uly 30th from 3:00 to 7:00 P.M . , 4. Approval of the list of claims, dated July 5, �983 and totalling $45,464.71. �' C 1 cl�'l� lUJL July 5, 1983 5. Approval of the list of licenses, granting licenses to: Arcade Concrete Construction, Inc. S.F. Masonry Sterling Fence, Inc. Donald Wilber C& A Construction Co., Inc. Franklin Construction Co. Hogar Construction Company Nick Heinen Construction Parkos Construction Company Statewide Exteriors Corporation Total Construction Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 � Concrete License Concrete License Fence Contractor License Fence Contractor License General Contractor License General Contractor License General Contractor License General Contractor License General Contractor License General Contractor License General Contractor License TENNIS TOURNAMENT Park Commission member M ike Williams was present, and distributed copies of a proposed 1983 Mendota Heights juniors tennis tournament budget and an advertising brochure on the tournament. Mr. Williams stated that the Commission anticipates a$300 net loss for the tournament, but stated that sf the weather is terrible, the loss could be as much as $600. After discussion, Councilman Mertensotto moved to amend action taken at the June 21st meeting relat�ve to the Junior Tennis Tournament Budget and to authorize a budget for the tournament not to excee� $600, said expenses to be charged against the 6pecial Park Fund. Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. Ayes :5 Nays :0 IVY FALLS ADDITION Mr. John Lommen, 684 Maple Park Drive, and Mr. Howard Stacker, IMPROVFMENTS 694 Maple Park Court, were present to request that curb and gutter be installed in front of their properties as part of the Ivy Falls First Addition street improvement project. CAyes : S Nays : 0 After discussion and review of the final project plans, Councilman Mertensotto moved to authorize the engineering department to proceed with the inclusion of the two properties in the curbing portion of the Ivy Falls Addition project, subject to receipt of petitions and waivers of hearing, along with the addition of any adjacent properties where the appropriate petitions and waivers are received, all such inclusions to be handled as change orders to the contract. Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. TIF DISTRICT Financial Advisor Shaughnessy orally reviewed his memo on the status of the TIF District financing,updating the Council on anticipated revenues and anticipated project expenditures scheduled to occur through 1984. Mr. Shaughnessy indicated that he anticipates the need for issuance of $1 million in TIF bonds thi fall to finance the projects. � ' C: . �.h... ..v. ..v�... July 5, 1983 FINANCING Financial Advisor Shaughnessy reviewed his memo r lative to the impact of state aid cuts, a 50% reduction in the ndustrial growth special levy, changes in the homestead cre it formula and the 1984 levy limit formula on preparation of the 1984 budget proposal. He indicated that in order to maintain the current level of service, an approximate l� mill increase will be necessary-- to offset the state reductions and provide a 6% o erall increase in the operating budget over 1983. Mr. Shaughnes y and City Administrator Johnson asked for a Council concens s�o that there will be a guideline for preparation of the udget proposal. The Council indicated that staff should prepare t e 1984 budget proposal on the basis of a 6% increase over 1983 nd maintaining the same level of service and personnel. , FIRE STATION Architect Janet Blessener, representing Trossen & reviewed five potential schemes for the developme facility on the Warnke property on T.H. 149. She four of the five schemes involve the acquisition amounts of additional property from the adjacent I The Council reviewed and discussed the schemes wi and members of the Fire Department, and directed alternates be prepared, with input from the Fire ' future Council discussion. Wright Architects, t of a f ire indicated that of varying erkegwin property. Ms. Blessener .t additional artment, for DOWNTOWN MENDOTA City Planner Howard Dahlgren was present to discu s the status of HEIGHTS the downtown study and to report on findings rela ive to the diamond interchange proposal presented by Brian B rch at the informational hearing on "downtown Mendota Height ". Mr. Dahlgren stated that he had studied Mr. Birch's proposal a d had also referred it to Mn/DOT for study. He informed the Council that Mn/DOT study of the proposal as drawn by Mr: Bric for the TH 149/110 intersection on its current alignment ould require a substantial amount of f illing at the northwest uadrant, removal of part of the northeast corner of the Me dakota property, removal of the Standard station and removal�of Mc onald's. He stated that the proposal would result in�extre ely substantial acquisition costs and create severe impact on the City's park at the northeast quadrant. �i Mr. Dahlgren reviewed a concept sketch of Access lternate B, ' discussed the Mn/DOT diamond interchange proposal prepared for the right-of-way east of the shopping center 12-14 ye rs ago, and advised the Council on Mn/DOT's desire to resolve the safety problem which exists at the existing intersection. After discussion, the Council directed Mr. the study. KRAJNIAK DRAINAGE City Attorney Winthrop advised the Council that t EASII�IENT divorce hearing is scheduled for July 18th, at wh court will determine who will retain title to the which the City requires a drainage easement. The a copy of a letter from Assistant City Attorney H indicating that the easement matter would be plac Council agenda for final resolution. i to proceed with e final Krajniak ch time the property over Council ackrpw ledgE rt to the Krajniak: d on this evening': July 5, 19$3 After discussion, Councilman Mertensotto moved to authorize the City Attorttey to pramptly commence legal proce�dings to iorce the landowners to provide the necessary easement and correct the prablems created by the illegal placement of fi11 on th�ir prop in violatian of City Ordinances. Councilman Hartmann secanded the motion. Ayes ; 4 Nays: 1 Witt CASE N0. CAO $3-Q3, Mrs. Pat Burow was present ta request Cauncil approval a� a critical BUROW area site plan and 16 foot variance from the bluffline setback in � order to allow construction af a home an Lot 11, Black l, Valley View Oak. Addition. Public Works Director Danielsan infarmed the Council. that the Mayor of Mendota had been given written not3fication of the dates for both Planning Cammission and Gouncil consideration oi the application but that no response has been received. The Cauncil advised Mrs. Burow that in accardance with recent Cauncil action, City Council consideration and appraval of the building permit will be necessary before a permit for canstruction of the residence can commence. Councilman Mertensotto moved approval of the cr3.tical area site plan and variance as requested. Cauncilman Hartmann seconded the motion. Ayes : 5 Nay s : 0 CASE N0. $3-21, Mr, Pha.1 Larson, from Suburban Lightin.g, was gresent to request Sherlack approval of variances to allow installation of a 28 foot Mobi1 (Fischer's 66) sign at the Fischer's 66 station, an the side property line and th.ree £eet from the front property line. Mr. Larson stated that the new sign will replace the existing flashing sign which hangs aver the property line. After discussian, Council.man Mertertsotto moved �hat the setback variances be granted to allow replacement of the existing flashing sign with a Mabil sign as presented hy the app3ican�, canditioned upon the removal of a11 signs on the property wtzich are in violation of Gity ordinances. Cauncilman Losleben seconded the motion. Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 �; TEMPC4 The Cauncil acknowledged and discussed a memo from the Code Enforce- ment Officer recommending approval of a 31 foot by•79 foot addition to.the Tempco facility. Mr, Willard Wikle, contractor for Tempca, reviewed plans for the proposed additian which wouid provide additianal quality cantral and offi.ce area, , Councilman Losleben moved approval of the issuance of a building permit for a 31' by 79' addition as requested. Mayor Lockwaod seconded the motion, Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 � i �� Page No. 1855 .July 5, �7,983 . i TARGET Representatives of Target were present to request building permit for interior remodeling at,the R, house, 2360 Pilot Knob Road. The representative: Target will lease the L-shaped portion of the st� square feet, and that the remodeling would provi� of office area, a lunchroom and two locker rooms stated that the facility will be used as a,seasor there will be no retail business conducted. The} be back at a future meeting to request approval t fencing around the parking lot area. , Ayes: 5 Nays : 0 approval of a �. Johnson Ware- stated that icture, 274,000 a 4,000 feet ipstairs. They 31 warehouse and indicated they wili � install security Councilman Losleben moved approval of the request d building permit subiect to approval��of the plans by,the Co e Enforcement Of f icer . M ayor Lockwood seconded the motion. MISCELLANEOUS Mr. Jeffrey Closmore was present to request the C uncil to authorize City planting of bushes to provide a sound/privac barrier along the bike path at 4th and Vandall Street. The matter was referred to staff for review and r�nort. SIGN PERMIT The Council acknowledged and discussed a memo fro the Code Enforcement Officer recommending approval of a pe mit for United Properties for the installation of a 7'8" by 2'6" Mendota Heights Business Cnseter sign to be located at 2520 Pilot nob Road. The sign is proposed to be located 20 feet from the p operty line in accordance with the special sign provisions�for t e Industrial Park. Councilman Losleben moved approval of the sign pe mit conditioned upon confirmation that the 20 foot setback �confor s with Ordinance provisions. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. Ayes : 4 Nays: 1, Mertensotto RIVERWOOD PLACE Mr. Bill Strub was present to request approval of ing permit for �the first phase of the Riverwood P condominium project. Mr. Strub stated that�the 7 structure will consist of 8 offices. He indicate that he will meet all of the requirements contain Works Director's memo, including a 15 foot utilit he has not yet decided whether to provide an on-s than utilizing the City water system because of t City water. � Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 Councilman Losleben moved approval for the iss permit for Phase One of Riverwood Place condit ments specified in the Public Works Director's 1983. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. a sign and build- ace business 500 square foot to the Council d in the Public easement, althougt te well rather e cost involved in e of a building d on the require- o dated June 29, Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 Page No. 1856 July 5, 1983 Councilwoman Witt moved approval of the issuance of a sign permit for Riverwood Place on the condition that all setbacks be met. Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. City Engineer Kishel reviewed the final plans and specifications for a watermain extension to serve Riverwood Place. �1 Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of Resolution No. 83-60, � "RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING AD VER- TISE.MENT FOR BIDS FOR PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF WATERMAIN EXTENSION TO SERVE RIVERWOOD PLACE OFFICE PARK (IMPROVEMENT N0. 83, PROJECT N0. 2)", bids to be received on July 2$th. Councilman Mertensotto seconded the motion. Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 MISCELLANEOUS VOLUNTEER FIREMAN Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 LEADERSHIP TRAINING The Council directed that the Planning Commission request for a status report on dangerous intersections be tabled to August 16th. Councilman Losleben moved that Allen R. Valencour be appointed to the Volunteer Fire Department. Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. The Council acknowledged receipt of the Leadership Training Semi summary prepared by Sumek and Associates. Discussion was tabled Lu the next meeting. RELIEF ASSOCIATION Attorney Winthrop updated the Council on the status of the Firemen's Relief Association By-laws amendments. He advised that if the Council so determines it can approve the Bylaws amendments on July 19th, conditioned upon Relief Association approval on July 20th, and further conditioned upon approval of a declaratory judgement by District Court. SEAL COATING Councilman Mertensotto moved the adoption of Resolution No. 83-61, "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BIDS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE 1983 SEAL COATING PROJECT", awarding the contract to Bituminous Roadways, Inc., for their low bid of $29,304. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. Ayes : 5 �' Nays: 0 PERSONNEL The Council acknowledged a memo from the Public Works Director advising that Road and Bridge Leadman John Neska, has requested a transfer to the vacant Park Maintenance position. The Council directed staff to determine whether a probationary period should be required. Councilman Losleben moved to appoint John Neska to the Park Main tenance position. Councilman Mertensotto seconded the motion. Ayes : S Nays : 0 � Page No. 1857 .7uly S, 1983 PERSONNEL Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 � MISCELLANEOUS ADJOURN Ayes : 5 Nays : 0 ATTEST : Robert G. Lockwood Mayor � On the recommendation of the City Clerk, Council an Losleben moved that Kimberlee Henning be appointed to the Receptionist/ Secretary position for a probationary period sal ry of $925 per month. Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. � The Council acknowledged a memo from the City Cle k along with a copy of Laws 1983, Chapter 137, regarding availab'lity of agenda materials at public meetings. , �, There being no further business to come before th Council, Councilman Losleben moved that the meeting be adj urned. Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. �� TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 11:40 o'clock P.M. Kathleen�M. Swanson City Clerk RAYMOND R. STAWARZ � 1335 Sylvandale Road �u�•. 11 i983 Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55118 ', Ms. Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk City of Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Mn. 55120 Dear Ms. Swanson: July 6� 1983 i Arrangements are now under wa.y for St. Peter's Annual Father Days scheduled for Saturday, September 17� and Sunday, Septe. 1983. , (612) 457-4738 tier 18, I am hereby requesting that the City Council consider our requ st for a temporary liquor (3.2 beer) and bingo license to be issued i con- junction with the festival. Beer will be served on Saturday f om 6:00 pm to 12:30 am and on Sunday from 12:00 pm until 5:00 pm. The City Council has granted our request in prior years. your cooperation. RRS�h NOTE TO COUNCIL: Very truly yours, I �� k%�� i Raymond 'R. �ta.warz �' Treasurer - Father Galtier Office: 341-3030 �t. �57 Similar request and waiver of fee approved by Council in 1982'. IC.M S '� 7-12-83 you for � „ ML:NDOTA HLIGH',PS 1 IRE llL:1�Aft'1'P1zN`1' M{�NTHLY REPORT Fire Calls Ko. 83-53 Thru 83-70 Number of Calls 1$ Month F June �� l� 83 F�RE ALARMS DISPATCHED , TYPE NO. STRUCTURE CONTENTS MISC. TO ALS TC3 DATE Commercial 20� Residencial Vehicle Fires 2 ' ��a Contract Fires(All) , 30,o0Q Vehicle Accidents $ $ $ Monthl Loss To�als Men H� s Rescue ina fire) 1 A1.1 Fires A11 Areas $ ZQ $ 3Q,9QQ Grass, Brush&No Va�lue 1 Men Hgts Only StructfCantents 20a False Alarm Criminal Men Hg�s Only Miscelianeous I ��Q , False ” Commercial 5 Men Hgts Total Loss to Date '$ 900 False " Residencia7, 3 B�LLING FOR 5ERVICE Goad Sntent Calls 6 Aqency 'This�Mant To Date TC?TAL CALLS 18 Mn : DOT . I n°n� , LOCATION OF FIRE ALARMS To Date Last Yr. Milw RR i Mendota Heights Z� �� CNW RR ' � 1 Mendota Z ` 4thers � Sunfish Lake 1 5 2 � TC)TALS $ ' $ Lilydale 2 8 3 i i �ther • FIRE MA.RSHAL�S TIME OR MONTH i p I 2.5 TOTAL 18 70 �� Ins ections WpRK P`:RFORMED Hours To Date Last Yr. Snvestigations ,', Fire Calls 24� l�`�� '�' F.ire Calls ' 9'� Meetings 28 152 187 . . i 46.5 Drills 74 312 295 M�etings '� Weekly Clean-Up 24 169 Z33 Dxills, Training 3"� Special Trai.ning 21 186 155 Miscellaneaus � 6�� ministrative 22 9� �37 .. ire Marshal 67 288 226 Total 67.5 TOT[�LS 481 2392 2p44 Remarks : See other si e of this sheet for monthly sy� psa..s. � r SYNOPIS OF MONTHLY RUNS The department received 18 calls during the month of June. Only one call, a vehicle fire, resulted in property loss. The loss for the vehicle fire was set at $200. We received a total of eight false alarm calls do to system malfunctions. We also re- ceived six "good intent" calls. One was an overheated vehic�e another call was smoke from the Mendota School incinerator mistaken as coming from the school. MONTHLY DRILLS The Saturday morning make-up drill and part of the regular monthly drill was used to train with the pumpers. Part of the regular drill was used to install equipment in the Rescue truck and do some general house cleaning around the station. Seven members of the department attended a special drill at Rosemount were the subject was mutual aid with tanker trunks The special rescue training was in two parts. The first hour was spent working with the Lukas equipment. The second hour was used to practice bringing unconscious per- sons down a fire ladder. The crew used the rear of the fire hall for the drill. Mem- bers took turns being the victim and the rescuer. The method used places the rescue member at the top of the ladder just outside a"window". The victim and several other members were on the flat roof of the station. The members on the roof would place the "unconscious victim" on the ladder with his arms and legs hanging freely over the edge of the ladder. The victim, facing the ladder, was then lowered one step at a time by the lone member on the ladder. This is done by alternately suppoa�ting the weight of the victim on the members bent.knee and then allowing the victim to slide down the ladder until he reaches the members arms and the victim rests supported with his arms across the members arms. The member then steps down one leg causing his other leg to bend and form the support for the victim. The victim is then allowed to slide down to the knee. This is repeated until the victim reaches the ground. �• �,rc� Lc,rHK'1'ML•'N'L` MONTEiLY WOI2K PERk ORMANCE Mo th �UIti,tL ,19 � �Ca11.s far Fire Fire Per- Month- C2ean Bus. Of£'r Spe . Qther Othe Month /�' Calls Calls cent ly Up Meet Meet Dri 1 Act'y Act� Year Tota], Att' d Att' d Att' d Drill inq f�9 �R o.s� �'��Ss�v n to Date �. Mo th Year Year Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrst Hrs Hrs �, Hrs �,. . Chie i � �D L`_..__._. �1__ .,X _ Admi . . , 55t� . . . - A 31 s3 .,}� X ._ . _.X . . ..X _ _ � Hrs - - - _,._ x?�_ _._ ,,�. _ _ t Jahn Maczlsa� g' � 6 Sf iIl Lerbs • � � 3 �f7 Paul Dreelan �� j x -k� � Mike Blechin er a `' --�" Mike Coonan 7 S� d Sk ' erven 9 �-� Pat Kni ht (o G `-" i� �w '1 � 1..� c �� 7 ...,............ . �..- �--�. ...�" �.e�tl} stoin - Aver.RunsPerMan ' =r.MenPe� Run r_% fpr Y�ar �� - ��_- �� _�� b � ,� i� � i� ��■r-�ii �� otal Attended 1^�� ot. Man Hours l ' ' M L M / 3..2- ua S4° vo � -C�..3�,1 �, r � �~t l - -.i 3 S~ U CI'1'Y OF MENDUTA HEIGIiTS TREASURI;R' S R�POR`C - June, 1983 DAKOTA COUNTY STATE BANK Checking Account Savings Account C.D. Due Rev. Sharing Savings Special Police Savings 9-29-83 @ 8.955% Gen. Fund Spec. Savings TOTAL Collateral - Bonds 100,000.00 Govt. Guar. 100,000.00 CHEROKEE STATE BANK C.D. Due 8=1-83 @ 8.725% 400,000.00 C.D. Due 7-11-83 @ 7.9% 300,000.00 C,D. Due 12-7-83 @ 8.625% 125,000.00 C.D. Due Spec. Park Savings 9-5-83 13,952.59 @ 8.413% TOTAL Collateral - Bonds 1,300,000.00 Govt. Guar. 100,000.00 SIGNAL HILLS STATE BANK C.D. Due Balance $100,784.75 352.30 I 25,000.00' i $126,137.05 ' $838,952.59 TOTAL . Collateral - Bonds 535,000.00 Govt. Guar. 100,000.00 MINNESOTA STATE BANK C.D. Due Collateral,Govt. Guar. MINNESOTA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN C.D. Due 9-5-83 @ 8.7% 100,000.00 Collateral,Govt. Guar. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. PAUL C.D. Due Collateral - Bonds Govt. Guar. 100,000.00 U.S. TREASURY BILLS Due 3-24-84 570,000.00 521,430.30 9-8-83 380,000.00 362,974.67 9-8-83 390,000.00 370,903.00 Repo • TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE: $2,320,397.61 Collateral $200,000.00 l�, 400 , 000 . 00 635,000.00 11 111 11 ,000.00 � . Shaughnessy LIST OF 1983 CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES FOR JULY 19, 19�3 APPROVAL Albers Sheet Metal and Ventilating Albers Sheet Metal and Ventilating Bruhn Construction Jedneak Construction Company John Larson Roofing & Sheet Metal McAllister Construction Company Wenzel Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Wenzel Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 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AMER NATL BANK 53.00 AMER NATL BANK 10�OOO.pti ��Vv -- --�A MER�TNA TL BANK� 25�0OO.OQ` AM�R NATL BANK 9�O.OD AMER NATL BANK 10�212.50 AMER NATL BANK 3*535.OQ AMER NATL BANK �7.96 AMER NATL BANK 85� fl00.d0 AMER� N�ITL BANK � 2D�982;50 AMER NA7L BANK 205.55 AMER NATt BANK 52�220.OD AMER NAT� BANK 238, 364.01 ,+► Z* 383.40 J 2�383.�0 �/ _ARNESON FUEL OIL SYC ACCOUNT N0. IN�. 83-4263-SOS 01-4402-020-20 62-4283-936-00 01-4305-OSD-50 � Oi-b330-49fl-50 :i 07-4447-110-10 HISC SPLYS 01-4300-027-2D �� TRK/SWR CLNG HCH 15-�337-475-60 1 DllTY CHARTS 01-64D2-020-ZO 1 �1Ci001 D1-4300-02D-20 � SVC �EE ISS10980 �� 14-b226-D0�-00 SVC FEE ISS7096D 1�,-4226��OD-UO SVC FEE 14-4226-DOD-00 . PRINCISS 109 k0� � 74=4455�DOD=00 OINC ISS'f0980 74-4455-DDD-Q0 I NTT ISS7 094D i 4- 445 6-OOD• 00 ZNT ISS '! 0960 14-4456-�D00•. 0� INT ISS10980 14-4456-DOD-00 SVC FcE 25-4226-DOD-UO PRINC ISS 1096T 25-4455-OQD-00 INT ISS1D98� 25-6456-00�-00 SVC r'tE10988 35- 422 6-�.00r_:UO INT ISS10988 35-4�i56-ODD-00 NO LEAD D1-i320-020-20 ! 10.75 8zJ AUTO SPLY WD 40 01-6305-O50-SO ( � _,�_..�_...�.._.__�.�..- . ._._ _ ._._.__._.___ _ '. ._ _.._ _ _. . � ._.'_ __._ , _. ._'. "_"_ _K. • } ITEM DESCRIPTION ACCOt1NT N0. INY�. - -. _ ; _. - - - � LAMP/FLASNER 01-;33D-4f�D•20 0 OIL ORI/SPARK PLUS D��-,�330-490•SO �0 - - - - - - - ---------- - - ----- • SCREwS 01- .4.330-498-50 0 OIL FIITERS 01-433a-49D-70 0 OIL FILT/SPAitK PLU6S 15-4330-�90-60 0 -- — ------.. _- - - - -�------- -._.—..._. ._.- - --�-- -- -- --- --__ �_ CMECK REGISTER ANOUNT VENOOR 13.1 S BbJ AUTO SPLY 1.3.20 _. __._--� BbJ AUTO._SPLY ---- f5.5; BE�J A17T0 SPLY 1�.12 8bJ AUTQ SPCY 22.27� BSJ AUTO SPLY -- ��. i]'S- : � --�--�----- —�--�-�- --- - ----..._...__ .._.._.____. .,� �-----_ --------------- --- - ---- -- _ ..__�....._ . - --"-' --�---------- --"--' '-1- ' 4.69 8D IiATER CORMISSION 2431 LcX 01-4�i25-31J-Sfl - k.70 80 1iA TER COMNISSI-ON 243i LEX O1-k�25-3iDr70 � - -- +�- 41.�1 y� BO IiATEit�COMNlISSION 178p LILAC --------- ----^ -0'l�-�425-47D-70 � 6.69 8D WA TER COMHISSI.4N 2431 LEX" � 15-4425-31D-6i! � 55.59 +� a ____---- - -------------�--- - ----.__._ - ----- --------------- ---_.._--_._._ ._.--- -----� �►9.6� � �� CfiAPI N QUBLI SHIN6 CO ^ AD FOR BIDS 49.�t0 */' . 4.fl9 CITY FtOTOR SUPPLY AC FILTERS 13.24� �� CITY MOTOR SUPPLY i� GATES/TECH 1a.T� CITY MOTOR SIiPPLY CIAMPS _ 2 9. D 3 �j'.__ . _ �- - -^.____--. --- 2.83 0 COAST POP RIYETS S.b7 COAST TO COAS7 PUMP. �tPR KITS �.98 �flAST TO COAST HINGE _ ._..._ _- - -- -� - _ _ .. . -------- -- -- - - - -- - - 13. �. � : j`._�. . --- --- - -- -- - - 7i:15 CONT�L CR CORP JUL PYHT 11 �;b5 C CNTE t CR CORP JUL P YMT 59.32 � C CNTE L CR CORP JUL PYHT 2 52 .12 +�-. 1,183.00 1 r 7$ 3.0 0.✓' 20.D0 22.51 42.51 *� DAHLGREN HO:�ARD ASSO OAVIS ELECTR ONIC SVC DAVIS ELECTRQNIC SVC JUkE RETIANER RP RS ONL r RPRS/PARTS 230.96 ELVGREN PAINT SUPPLY PAINT Y � i ___ .'_._" _'__ !_ 0'l-4423-D50-50 ?; � _ _ _ - -�--- ----�--- -- - - - --- - - � � ; 0'1�-4330-44D-20 7; --__ _..___._.- 01-k330-k40-20 �1 � 07-4330-�►9D-�0 1i --- .. - -- - - -- -- --�-- --- i 3 D1-43Ci5-02�-20 3� fl1-43D.5•OSD-SD 3i Oi-�i330.-4�D-20 3i - - --� ---.�_�_..---- "'- -- - fi '----'- � - - - A 1, D1-4210-�2�-20 3S 01-�21 0-i 1Q-10 3_` 05-4210-105-15 3� 9-4221-135-8U 1•4330-45D-30 2�i t-�33D-450-30 2� 1-�►305-070-70 3E CNECK REGISTER ANOUNT VENDOR ITEM DESCRIPTION t8.3� ELVGREN PAINT St1PPLY 2 WHITc 247.34 *� __- 54.D[� . ----- EX£CU TONE SYSTEMS ---- -- -- 54.D0 *� , „ _ TEI,E RPR�- ------- ACCOUN T N0. I � 01�4305-Oi -- - --0l-i330-49�-20 ZS.00. FIRST NATL-ST PAUI SUC rEE 1665 1�-422b-0fl0-00 20��D..D� � FI.RST NA�L=ST PAUL �� PRINC PKbREC 8DS1665 ��1��1��4455-00�-00 4�.695�.OD F,TRST NATL-ST PAUL IP1T BDS1665 . 11-445b-ODD•OU 25.OD• FZRST N�ATL-ST PqUL SVC FEE 1�r-�,226-0.00-�� 5.00 �� IRST NATL-ST PAUL SVC �EE IBDS 7 3T0 4� ��14-�►226�QOfl-00 2S.OQ FIRST NATL-ST� PAUL SVC FEE 1�►-y226-�JOO�DO 25.D0 FIRST NATL-ST PAUL SVC FEE 14-�►226-J00-0D --�2�:Dfi�l-------l�I�tSf�.-NA'�L�Sfi�PAIiL -.- T� SVC FEE I BDS33�.�_—._�.�1�►�422��-1i0D=00 k4.70 FIR�T MATL-ST PAUL SYC FEE 14-42Z5-000-00 �� E.S� = FIRST� NATL-ST PAUL SYC FEE IBDSIT7T 15-�226-flOD-DO �2��0{i0-.OD � �FIRST NATL-ST PAUL TRK SYR^ I BDS�v� �� 14-4555-J0�-00 25�.DOO.UO FIRST NATL-S� PAtfL PRINC IBOS352 14-4455-D00-a0 2�I�DOfl.00 FIRST NATL-S'f PA�UL PRINC 050176 IBOS i4•44S5-ODO•00 64��2$�7.�� FIRST NATL� CHECK RE6ISTER AMDUNT VENDOR ITEM DES�RIPiION 455.2$ IiASCA EQUIP C0. SHOES /TRK PL OYS 13.33 ITASCA E(iUIP C0. TIE 4b$.61�*,i�'`____ ---__�_ - -----.__._...__�_ _. _ . ---.___�__�- -.---- --- i'06.k2 KAR PRODl7CTS INC. MISC PARTS 106.42 KAR P RODUCTS INC. MiSC PARTS 106.43 KAR PR�DUCTS INC. MiSC PARiS 31.9.2 7 *� , , -.--19.58-- ;4.40 13.20 3T.1.8 * KISHEI EDYARD _� _____ _ MI TFNRU 7/i4 _______ KiSHE.I EDiIARD � MI TH+RU�/14 KISHE.L EDYARD MI THRU7/14 15�.1•$`-----�--��KNUTH�TOM .�__._. - 7.,7`0 . KNUTH;� TOM 14.30 KNUTM, TOH 67.10 - V.i---�Y "KWUTH' TOM ----- 35.86 KNUT�t TOM 10.3�► KNUTH TOM 150.48 */ 2.8b 2.64 6.60---- - -- - 5.72 17.82 * � 7.20 24.36 31.56 * � 10�.OD 10�000.00 1�372.50 1ir472.50 *i ----__._,.- --- --�- - - - --- -- �--____.._.___ NITHRU7/16 MI THRU 7//14 MI THRU 7/14 _ �-- ----------- -..�--------- - --- _..—�------_._._{.._. MI THRU 7/14 Mi TH RU 7/) 4 Mi THRU 7/14 KULLA NDER GU Y KULLANDER GUY _.... KULLA (�DER GUY KULLA NDER GUY LANGULA HDiIE LANGULA HDWE MI TMRU 7/94 NI THRU 7/144 ------- HI THRU 7/74- • MITHRU 7l14 PA ATS PA RK H OliEit � BLADE MAROJETTE NATL BANK MAROUETTE NATL BANK MARQUETTE NATL BANK SVC� = "cE19T4 i BDS PRINC 1974 I . BDS INT 1974I BOS 478.60 NEDCE �TERS NP . �UL I NS �1/H � _'_' `_"_'_ _ ' ._. .' _ _ _ 3 � ACCOUNT N0. INY - ------- - - . � , a ._- - ___ _. _ ------ -- i 04-433U-y9D•SO _ _�i-�►330-+i9Dr50� i 01•4305-OSO- 50' fl1-43D5-OTD-�7U .. � 15-4305-06D•- 6D OS- 441 S-i OS- � S 62�Y1� ��J��O� 79-447 S-8D2-00 s s --------_—._._.__--- --�. � u�-�►q»-� w- 1 �� 63-�b415-.603�00 77-44t 5-�57-00 ..._.79- 441 5-802-00�- 83-441 5-808=00`' 89-441 5-8i4-00 � ; "t � _ __.. - - �---- -- -- � � 62-441 5-936-D 0 77-4415-951-00� 79-441 5-B02-00, 83-441 S-BOS•00 . _ a � � 01�4330-4►90r70° � Qi-433D-49D-70j � � t � i 14-4226��D-DO` : 14-4455-DOD-00�: 14-4456-000-00. : i � ; � 01-2074-DDD-00�� .; � AMOUNT 725 . D S 352.05 _ 438 :S S 22-4:10 504:70 _ � 4��:D3-- --- 135.D0 3�306.i0 *� CHECK REGISTER VENDOR MEOCE NiERS �IP ' MEDC� t�TERS 1#P ----- MEQCE hTERS HP MEDCE NTERS NP MEDCE NTERS HP -- ---_._----------------_- ME�CEMTERS HP.�. 11EDCEt1iTER5 HP ITEM DESCRIPTION _ ACCOUNT N0. IN1�: JUIY PREM JUL PREM JUL PREM JUL PREM JUL PREM __.__-_ JUL PREM JUL PREM 13.�� T MEND H6TS RUBBISH � �� JUNE SVC 13.33 .MEND H6TS RU88I SH JUNE SVC 13��00 MEND HGTS RUBBISH JUNE SVC ----� f 3�•34��..----u-- ME kD H6 TS R UBBI SH ---- --�JU1� SVC � 13:3k 1�END H6TS RUBBISM JUNE SVC .i3.34� MENQ H6TS RUBBISH CORR PROG �5:0�._� _ .._-------�.T�� _:------- - _.---------- fl��2�►S�OZN' � ��!�fF2��'d21�'�ti... � 0'1-42k5•DSDz30 � 01-4245t-0T�-70 � 01-4245-11J•10 � - - -- --- ._ . .. -- - - 05�4��5=105=15 � 15-4245•I160�60 � - - --- - -- - ------ - ---- ----__ ___-- - - � - - -- 01-4280-31D•S0� Q�-428D•31D-70 � o�-�Zao-31�-�30 � 15-428D•31D-.6U � 15-42$0•315-b0 � 15-4280-315-b0 � 4�675,D0 METRO iJASTE CONTROL JUNE SAC CF#6S Ot-&448-1)0-iU �6.75- METRO WASTE C�NTROL 1 X AOMIN FEE 'IS-3320-DQQ-00 4, 628.�_5_ *� ' �._.._ --------____��_ __---- -- 174.D0 MID CENTRAL FIRE INC RANGER BOOTS 12-463D-DOD-00 174.00 *i' SS.US� ��V �� MILLER PRINTIN6 � GENNLRECEIPT 800KS 01-4300-020-20 55.1U MILL'ER PRZNTIN6 G£HL RECEIPT BOOKS 01-43DD-D4�-40 110.15 MILIER PRINTING GENL RECEIPT BOOKKS 01-430D•110-�0 23:92. . MIILER�PRI�NTI(YG AN(VLRPT COyERS 01=4490-110-1� 55.09 MILLER PRINTING GENI. RECEIPT BOOKS OS-4300-105-i5 153.35 MZI.LER PRINTING SYR REC=IPT BOOKS i5�4300-D6�-b0 23.92 MIILER PRINT'ING ANNL RPt COVERS 15-4�i90-06D•60 23.91 HILLER PRINTIN6 ANI�L RPT COVERS 16-4490-00.0�00 500.49 +r� 2 T.95 27.95 *� i25:25 125.25 */ 21 .59 21 .59 * i NINN B�NEFIT ASSN MINN TEAHSTER-LOC320 MO T0� OL A I NC JU� P�RER JUL DUES MISC PARTS Dy-2074-ODD•00 01-2075-D0�-00 01-�►33D-i5�-�„ 2' A MDUNT CHECK REGISTER VENOOR ITEM DESCRiPTION 10.65 NORYEST BANKMPLS' SVC FEE08U1TSBDS _.. ._.__.- �-� - ---� --�- --- ------ - --- --- -.. .-- -- --- 51.75 NORYEST 6ANKMPL,S DVC FEE D801 72 �BDS � , .90 NOR�IEST HANKFIPL:S SVC FEE 2S�OOfl.04 NORiiEST BANKMP�S PRINC 080i75 8DS i00��i�0:0�i-� ----��-N�RNEST BANKMPLS� PR�NC08U'1T2 BD3-~-----� �•� 615:OD HOR�IEST BANKMPL'S INT 05�7b7 BDS /8,555:25 , _�_� NflRYEST BANKNP��S' INT080�72 BDS___�_� � 3� 317.5�0 . NaR�fEST BANKHPLS INT DSD1 75 BDS � :5:85 NORWEST BANKMPlS SYC FEES 5�63�►.8D N�RWEST BANKMPLS INT050174 BDS —��.:8�--------T-� NOR�IEST B4 Nif MP� S' SVC F E� ,' ,�►�617.70 NORWEST BANKMPES, INT050179 BDS i 5 7� 8i S•2 D*�' .— ------- -- -- - -- --- - -- -- 2� a7.�3= � �ORFEI S �SONS�INC! RETAINER 51�7i4.�56 � ORFEI & SONS INC PYMT 3 I62-2 59�•754.Sb- ORfEI b SONS INC CORR PROG --.._. --------- - - ----- ----- -- --- -----�--_ ._ - - - _ --- 5 i��S�►:Sb ORFEI � S OAI S INC PYMT 3 I e2-2 49, tbb.83 +� . 36;D0.. OSIIALD FIRE NOSE __ ._..._.._._•. — - --- - �------�---- - ----- ----__ . _ 36.Q0 *� 11.25 OxYGEt� SERvicE Cfl 9i.25 OXYGE N SERUI CE CO 22.5D � , , 8�.9D -- — 8.90 - 90.80, *r 346.78 779.28 7 • 12b.D6 +✓ 10.48 10.4$ +�: �s�.zo 151.20 */� RECOUPIED _ HOSE ENO OEMUR RA GE TH�RU 6/'I S DEMURRAGE THRU 6/15 PA1fLESS CASHiiAYS INC 2X10 S ._ _ - �-- _-- -- -- --- -- -- ------- --__ . _ PAYLESS CaSHi�AYS INC NAILS PINE BEND PAVING INC WEAR/FINE MIII PI�EE BEND PAUING �IMC iJEAR MIX: SaT OFFICE PR00 MINI DESK HIOR SAFECO LIF� INS CO JULY PREM _____—. _.�--�---- ---�- ! ._ : � � ACCOUNT N0. INY - - ___ _ .----- - � � , 14-4226-�7�JT00 � � 1�4-42�26-DUOr00 14-4226-000-.00 14-465S-OOc?-flU T 14=�435-QpD�QO! 14�445 b-QDD�flO ' i4-f►i36-I�EiD�00_ ', 14�4456-J00�00 ', 20-4226•000-00 �' 2fl-4456-OOD-00 1�25�+4.22b=DDfi��O . 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IA4�ih __ Oi-4200-61D� _ �.� D1-4200-61D-70� 01-�2DQ•6iD�7fl� D)-420p-610�T�fl� --� -- D'l=�►200�biD�T�� 7D.b7 SHIE�Y d L CO CRSE SAND oi-�4305-D70-7U� 5�3:82- ---- SHIELY J L CO � ------- FILL:SAND------�__�--------�01-�422�-0.�D-$D� 59�►.+49 +� t SO:DU SIGNAt CAR iiASH' 3R0 9TR Da-4430-D20-20 �+ 34.b5^ �� SIfNAL CAR �iASH � JUN YASHES ��Y 01=�430-02D-20�1 8�.65 *�" , 10.88 SOUTH�IIEN GAROEN CTR 10.8 8 :, -' - - --- �- - —�._... .---------- 29,05 29.05 *= 79,65 � 1 9.65 *� 92.00 92.00 � � 64.70 39�09 20.76 t0.37 134.92 #� 21�205.03 597.22 SS.15 29�720.D0 174.00 553,808.25 STR£ICHER DON 6UNS SUN NEi1SPAPERS SOD/LILAC 01-4305-070-70 �' ANMO Oi-4305-020-20 �'1 �AD SEAL COAT 6IDS �01-4423-OSD-50 9 TWIN CITY TESTING SOIL TEST WELLS FARGD TRUST£E I�EI.LS FARGO TRUS.TEE YELLS FARGO tRUSTEE Y�LLS FARGO TRUSTEE FUNO 01 TOTAL FUNO DS TOTAL FUND 10 TOTAL FUND i� TOTAL FUND 12 TOTAL FUNO 14 TOTAL �u� u�H JUL P�REN JUL PREM JUL.PPREM 79-4236-602-00_' 01-2071-D00-00 ' 01-4246-020•20 ' Oi-&24�6-OSO•50 ' 01-42�►6-D70-70 ' CHECK REGISTER AMOUNT YENOOR ITEM DESCRIPTION I ._ --.. ., --; --•-- ----_ _ ...._ ...____.. _..--- - -. - - - - - --_. _—_ _. .. ._ _ � 1tI�381.#3 FUND 15 TQTAt', I • �3.91, FUND 16 TOTAL � --- �- ---_, -- - - ----- - - ---__.__-- -- - -- - -- -------�-- --_ ._ . . .. ._ . 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Fost Office Refi11 meter ___ 103D8-_______3�.-6$..�_Ca�6�:��Bak�:a----- --Mileage._.Va=T�.ch � 10309 42.Q0 Minn PWA Summer auting 10310-13 694.20 City Nui Payroll. acct Addt1, PR 7/8 10314 5,093.$0 State Treas PERA PERA p/e 6/24 I0315 1,207.00 AMM I983 Dues , 10316 200.00 Dak County St Bank Payroll ded 7/$ "_.._103I7--__.._..847:75 � -. SC Cap _C�-.��_ _ __..zt---- ---=_. - - - 10318 4,89�,4$ ' Camm Revenue ' SIT W/Ii 6/24/ 7/8 i0319 3,317.82 Dir Internal Revenue FZT WJH 8/8 - �--10329 � 20, 9].2. 76 �- �-City Mh�-�r Ac��---------_-Net- Payrall 7f 8-- -. _ 64 , OS2 : 50 _ _.__... ... _. .. -- - GT i,194;7Q7.95 ------- � - Page No. 1821 ��y 3, 1983'�� ' � ,._....� is approximately 25 feet from the lake and that the distance of the proposed addition of the existing garage, he recommended app permit. After discussion, Councilman Losleben moved division of Lot 1, Block l, Eide Estates Add along with granting of a wetlands permit to C of a proposed addition on the structure at 9 Trail 45 feet from Rogers Lake, on the condi applicant grant to the County a 12 foot four Wagon Wheel Trail right-of-way parallel to W along the width of the existing property. Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. Ayes : 4 Nays : 0 CASE 4�83-01 and ' 483-02, CULLIGAN � � � view of the fact greater than that �1 of the wetlands proval of the ion as proposed, low construction Wagon Wheel on that the nch easement for on Wheel Trail Acting Mayor Mertensotto opened the meeting f r the purpose of a public hearing on an application from,Lawre ce Culligan for Critical Area site plan review and subdivisio of 7.3 acres of land located west of 1949 Glenhill Road. M r. Culligan presented sketches of the propos stating that he proposes to divide the land i which would include a lot on which his existi He stated that all of the lots exceed the lot and vary from one-third acre to one acre in s the most critical part of the subdivision pro treatment of surface water drainage and revie methods of handling surface water. d subdivision to nine lots g home is located. size requirement ze. He stated that osal is the ed several possible Acting Mayor Mertensotto noted that the Plann ng Commission had recommended only the platting of Lots 8 and 9 at this time. He stated that there appear to be several proble s which need resolution and that perhaps it would be�more rudent to defer consideration of total platting until the TH 10 drainage system is a reality. � Mr. Culligan suggested that he believes�there of utilizing the Mendota utility system�,and a Council authorize the engineering staff'to pu and to prepare a surface water study for the asked that the City Engineer meet with Mn/DOT and use whatever "clout" the City may have to 110 drainage system constructed soon. Acting Mayor Mertensotto asked for questions the audience. ' is a possibility ked that the sue the possibili rea. He further representatives help get the TH comments from Mrs. Rheta Oster, Mendota Councilmember, expr ssed the Mendota Council's concerns over dra3nage. She stated that several representatives of.Mendota walked around the alley View Oak Addition area and viewed the ponding area for that subdivision and do not believe that it is functioning as 't should. She stated that several Mendota property owners ar having surface C C_� Ayes : 4 Nays : 0 CASE NQ, $3-06, STRUB Ayes : 4 Nays : 0 Page Na. 1822 May 3, 1983 water and erosion problems which they attribute to the Valle- View Oak Addition. She stated that the Mendota afficials believe properties in their City are being damaged because of the drainage from Valley View Oak and the Ci�y intends to stop the problem. Mendota Planning Commissian member Sharon Bruestle aleo commented an the drainage prab2ems. City Administrator Johnson suggested that a cannection to �he Mendota utility system should be explored, and Acting Mayor Mertensotto stated tha� the City's engineering staff should keep in contact with �he MendoCa engineering consultants relative to the Mendota utility studies. Councilman Hartmann maved that the hearing be continued to July I9th and that the City Engineer be directed to work with the developer, the City of Mendata and Mn/DOT to determine the extent of the Mendota project and the TH lI0 drainage project �o determine to what extent the Mendata Heights partic- ipation should be. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. Acting Mayor Mertensotto ogened the meetzng far the purpose of a public hearing on an appl3.cation from William Strub for a conditiorcal use permit for a planned unit development. Mr. Strub reviewed the proposed site plan for a four building candamini.um affice park planned unit develapment to be' located on TH 13 between Wachtler and I-35E. Mr. Strub reviewed minor changes in the site plan, inc].uding the removal of three parking spaces which i.n�ruded on the Critical Area 40 percent slope requirement, and a change in parking stall width from 10 feet to 9 feet. He acknowledged the necessity for parking space width variance and a f xve foot sideyard setback variance far the parking area fram the east praperty line. He stated that a completed landscaping plan and all other plans have been submitted and revieYaed by Ci�y staff. Architect Robert Ackermann responded ta a question on the use of an open ditch for draina�e. Mr. Strub responded to a question on li.ghting. Acting Mayor Mertensotto ask.ed for questions an�d comments from the audience. There being na questions or comments, Councilznare Hartmann moved that the hearing be clased. Cauncilman Losleben secanded the motion, Councilwoman Witt moved the adoption of Resolution No. 83-42, "RESOLUTIQN APPROVING PLANNED UNiT DEVELOPMENT FOR RIVERWOOD PLACE", subject ta execution of a developers agreement, satis- CITY Q� MENDOTA HEIGHTS � July 13,i TQ: City Council FROM: Edward F. Kishel ' City Engineer i SUBJECT: Valley View Oaks No. 2 i Job No. 830$ j Gase No. $3-02 I Since January 1983, Larry Culligan has been trying to� obt preliminary plat approval for Valley View Oaks No. 2, a propo subdivision located at Glenhill Road and Trunk Highway 110. ' proposed plat is located in the Mississippi River Critical A overlooking a portion of the City of Mendota where surface wa runoff problems exist. � The matter has been heard by the Planning Commission +nd Developer has been before the Council on several accasions. � Althaugh the proposed plat can be served with public utiliti s from Mendota Heights, it will not be without difficulty. Sanita y sewars will require a lift statian, which is costly and undesi - able as far a� the City is concerned, while surface water runo f will have to be controlled by way of a holding pond with an outl t into Mendota and possible incanvenience and damage to ;certa n properties there. Several poten�ial developments may eifec� the situation and it these that must be taken inta account before �he praposed plat c be approved. I, ; The Department of Transpartation has been working on a�Mendo Tnterehange praject identified as design (Layout 30A) which pr vides far a large trunk storm sewer to be constructed along � t Highway 110 frontage road adjacent to the proposed plat� Th plan inc2udes the potential for accepting storm wa�er runoff fr Glenhill Road and a major portion af Valley View Oaks 2nd Add tion. I� will also pick up surface water runoff from Highway 1 which now is direc�ed into Mendota. In the matter of sanitary sewers far Valley View Oaks 2nd Add9 tion, the deve�ogment can be served but with a�ift station. Th� has a high initial cast and it is undesirable in that it �present a perpetual maintenance problem. This can be�resalved if the Cit of Mendota will permit a cannection to their proposed sewF system at a point which will be about 250 feet from the propos� glat. The Engineers for Mendota have informally indicated th� the addition of seven (7) dwellings to the Mendota system will a no way effect the capacity or cost of the system, What is neede z is permission by the Mendota City Council, in a formal action, to allow such connection after the storm sewer is constructed along Highway 110 by Mn/DOT. In addition, it is recommended that Mendota Heights not approve the plat, or at least not issue building permits or commence construction in the platted area away from Glenhill Road, until Mn/DOT commences storm sewer construction on the Mendota Inter- change project, tentatively scheduled for 1986. Attached is a copy of a letter from Kermit McRae, District Engi- neer for Mn/DOT, indicating that the proposed schedule for bid letting on the Mendota Interchange is set for March 1986. Based on a May 3, 1983 Council directive, Staff has met with the Developer, and with Mn/DOT, but not with representatives from Mendota. The developer is concerned with the need for a committ- ment that his subdivision can be served with sanitary sewers through Mendota while Staff feels that Mn/DOT has provided encour- aging information that the Mendota Interchange can and will be started in early 1986. In summary, it is recommended that if the Developer wants to build on Lot 8, he be permitted to do so, and it is suggested that the Council appoint a committee to work with Mendota to arrange.for a sanitary sewer connection to serve the proposed plat. 2 . - -' v MIC1C1f�SOtc� Dep�rtment c�f Tr-�i1sX�ortation � District 9 � 3485 E-iadley Av�nue IV'orth, Box 2050 North St. Paul, �linnesota �5109 i (6I2) 770•231t July 12, 1983 P1r. Edward Ki shel City Engineer 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120 Dear Mr. Kishel: SUBJECT: S.P. 1901-29, 1909-31, 1918-51 T.H.s 13, 55 and 110 MENDOTA INTERCHANGE In response to your inquiry concerning the present status of the Men ota Inter- change project: District Nine has developed a design (Layout 30A) t at has 6een given Depariment of Transportation approval as well as approval from akota County and the municipalities involved. An Environmental Assessment was prepared to address a number of conce cluding air quality, traffic noise, wetlands, floodplains and possibl to historic sites. The document was approved by all of the reviewing and the Federal Highway Administration has issued a"Finding of No Si Impacts." � Final Location and Design approval from the Federal Highway Administr anticipated by the end of July, 1983. � District Nine has submitted the project as a candidate for the 1986-1 program, with a proposed letting date of March 1986. The work prograi wide prioritization of highway projects that are now being prepared. expected to be finalized by September 1, 1983. At that time, a firm should be available. ' Sincerely, �� Kerm�t K. McRae District Engineer An Equa! Opportunity Employer ns in- impacts agencies nificant tion is �89 work n is State- It is letting date ROO[RT 1. LANO ROO[R A. ►AULY DAVID M. OR[OCROON WIQHARD F. W00CW MARK J. JOMNION JOACPH A. NILAN JONN W. LANO LAW OrF10[■ LANO, PAULY & OREOER80N. LTD. 41OB IDB QENTER MINNEAPOLIB� MINNEHOTA 66402 Department of Transportation State of Minnesota Highway Development Transportation Building St. Paul, MN 55155 July 7, 1983 Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Mendota Heights, City Drive MN (612) �,O-D765 JUL g 198� cil 551120 Mendota City Council Mr. Larry Culligan City Hall 1221 Highway #110 � Mendota, MN 55150 Mendota Heights, MN 55 20 Re: Florence Perron, Bernice Perron, Joan Perron, rnold Perron, Paul Oster and Rrieta Oster To Whom It May Concern: Our office has been retained by the above referenced to represent them in matters arising out of the flooding increased water runoff from the construction of Valley Vi We understand the facts of this situation to be as f During the early and middle part of 1980, Mr. Culligan co a development project in the City of Mendota Heights. Th known as Valley View Oaks, entailed the construction of a of new homes, streets, storm sewer system and holding pon the same time this project was being conducted, the State sota upgraded Highway 110 and the adjacent storm sewer sy Shortly after these developments, the above referenc�ed in started experiencing abnormal flooding problems. These f live in the City of Mendota on low land which is located bluff in the City of Mendota Heights where Culligan's dev is located. During the late summer and early fall of 198 siderable flooding had occurred causing ditches to be cut there had been none before, the development of marshy are previously dry land and the need to remove sand and silt by the flooding. It was very obvious at that time, ;as i now, that the cause of the fl.00ding is the development pr and the upgrading of the storm sewer system which redirec channeled the surface watez runoff onto these families. flooding problems have been a continual source of conster and frustration for these property owners. individuals aused by w Oaks. �llows : �nenced .s project, number � s . At of Minne- ;tem. .ividuals milies �elow the lopment , con- where s on eposited is jects ed and 'hese � ation We further understand that the City of Mendota is cu rently considering plans to remedy the existing unacceptable sit ation. Department of Transportation Mendota Heights.City Council Mendota City Council Mr. Larry Culligan July 7, 1983 Page Two These plans will include the development of a storm sewer system which will prevent the flooding of private property. During the interim period while construction of this storm sewer system is under way, we will look to the City of Mendota to accept responsi- bility to prevent any further flooding and damage to the affected private property. At the current time, our clients are agreeable to allowing the City of Mendota to rectify the existing situation and therefore we do not contemplate commencing any action at this time. However, should it become apparent that the City of Mendota Heights, the City of Mendota, the State of Minnesota or Mr. Culligan intend on continued development of the bluff area, which would result in additional water runoff, we will have no choice but to take whatever legal steps are available to not only curb such development, but seek compensation for the damages which have been caused to date. If you have any questions or comments regarding any of the matters discussed in this letter, please feel free to contact me directly. Thank you very much for your anticipated cooperation. Very truly yours, LANG, PAULY & GREGERSON, LTD. By � , J sep A. Nilan JAN:ks CZTY OF MENDQTA HEIGHTS � July 13, 1 T0: City Council FROM: James E. Danielson Public Works Director SUBJECT: Mendota Heights Road Construction East of Trunk Highway 149 The Minnesota �epartment-oi Transportation will be constructing � 1/2 mile stretch of Mendota Heights Road east of Dodd Road : conjunction with the new Dodd Road bridge canstruction aver I-49� The work wi21 commence:next spring and Mn%DOT is now completit �he plans. They have to,submit the plans for review on August l; 3983. The City needs ta consider compl.eting several facilitiE concurrent with this constructian and decisians need to be mac immediately on; 1.) what work is to be done, 2.} who is to do ti work and 3.) how is it to be paa.d for. Staff has listed the itet of work we feel need to be completed with this constructiat together with our xecommendations as to how ta proceed: l. Mendota Hei�hts Raad Constructian - This road is beir built by Mn/DOT to take the place of Blue Gentian Road which wi] be obl.iterated as a result af their constructian. Staff; recoc mends the City order Mn/DUT to construct this road to final M.S.E design (44' with curb and gutter}. Staff feels the City's ga� tion of this con�truction (approximatel.y $27,000.00) should t paid for out of Municipal State Aid Funds. The City's past pola.c has been that homeowner's pay far Phase I construction {24 fee rural section) and in this case that share of Phase I constructi< is being grovided for the contiguaus property awners by MnJDO'J The City �hould then fund, as i� normally does, Phase II out c M.S,A. Funds. 2. Trail - There is an 8 foot wide bituminous trail plan for along Mendota Heights Road. Staff feels the City sho request Mn/DOT to build that trail with their construction. recommend M.S.A. funding be utilized. " ;_ 3. Utility Construction A. Storm Water - None required at this �ime by City. , B. IJatermain - See the attached drawing for recoznmende Trunk watercnain canstruction cancurrent with this project.� Thi facility was planned to be financed through the Wa�er Revenue Fun and assessments. Staii recommends �he entire amount be finance through that Fund with�future hookups ta this trunk la.ne bein � n ► allowed by appropriate connection charges. C. Sanitary Sewer - No sanitary sewer construction is recommended at this time because there are too many unknowns about f uture development requirements. Future construction could be accomodated for in the right of way north of the roadway. (See attached drawing). 4. Wetlands Per mits - Mn/DOT backslopes encroach on three wetland areas and staff feels Council should exempt Mn/DOT from public hearings and grant wetlands permits. �� Trassen/Wright & Associate Architects July 18, 1983 Orvil John�on, Admini�tratar City o� Mendota Heights 750 Sauth Plaza Drive Mendota Hea.ghts, Minnesota 55120 RE: New Fi.re Station Dear Mr. Johnson: 161 East Marie Avenue St. Paul, MN 55118 61 /455�2980 As directed by the City Council at the July 5th meeting, we prepared additional: schematic site plans for the new fire s The new schemes address some of the concerns expressed at meeting, such as: overflaw parking to the rear, guick res parking in front, preservatian of the house and garage in existing locations. I will be present at the Gity Council meeting on July 19�h these plans . , Very truly yours� �— Ja n Blesener JB:klr enclosures � e on. last e review a --� � :� � 150 198 " 65 133 �..�.. .. » .. .. .. . . . . . 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