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1983-11-15CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS � DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA AGENDA November 15, 1983 7:30 P.M. Y `, l. Call to Order. / f � 2. Roll Call. � � � 3. Approval of M inutes, November 1, 1983. � \�f � �e VV � � 4. Consent Calendar : C(i e� (� � �� ' � a. Adoptio of Resolut cep ing Wor and App oving Fina rovement No. 1, P ject No.�Wa n Wheel Tra'1 Wate � e � � : r a �ayment, Imp- ' in Extension). � b. Adoption of. solutian Accept� Wor�c and Approvi ina Payment, Imp- ' rovement 81, Project No. (Mendota Heights oad rmain Extension). � # c. Acknowledgement of Fire Department monthly report for Oc ober. a d. Acknowledgement of Report on ICMA Annual Convention. � � e. Acknowledgement of Treasurer's monthly report for Octobe . 3 f. Acknowledgement of Engineering Status Report for October. � g. Approval of the List of Claims. e P h. Approval of the List of Contractor Licenses. ? End of Consent Calendar. ° t 5. HEARING - on Application from Dodd Construction Company for Va ation of Drainage Easement. (See attached hearing notice). 7:30 P.M. � � ��o� � , �,�� . 6. Abatements. (See attached. County Assessor eterson will be resent �r � .�� ; 7. Old Business : �, `�f� .�, .� � . a. United Properties Request for Building Permit Approval. (See memo �.; ' from Code Enforcement Officer). � b. Discussion and Request for Approval of Preliminary Plans for Fire Station Layout. (Trossen-Wright and Fire Department rep esentatives will be present). 8. New Business: Public ,�,' M ay o r City Administrator : . ; /� �..s, November 15, ]983 Agenda �/��V�/7� U 7- ��S Yage 'iwo City Administrator - Designee a. Progress Report on Compensation Yl�in and Request Eor Wor Councilmembers City Attorney City Engineer Public Works Director a. Request for Approval of Mendota Heights Road Widening. Tuesday evening). t + � 0 Oral report b. Proposed Resolution Approving Plans and Specifications fc�r I-35E. (Oral report Tuesday evenin�). I c. Proposed Ordinances relative to Snow Removal and Winter �arking. (Oral report Tuesday evening). City Clerk a. Memo and Proposed Resolution Setting Sewer Rental Charge: b. Memo and Proposed Resolution to Certify Delinquent Sewer 9. Adjourn. � �� --�► ,�1,y�'�� Q �� ..�� - i�s� .��-��/��o �d5 � G�� '�`z ��-� � ��:�� .� _ .,�G�-� . ' - �� /�o G s . �� -� � ��)'`�l" — / �� v � � U `s ' .._ r� O G � �'L� �• �i' / --e�'�y�--�' :��' /� . , . � �'.,� - ��i �� o-,,. r �o% _ .� �,.�� _ r�i ,� � 1 . �;��u�� ✓`PeG � . �� X g� � ��^�, ��l o-� - � � 1 -� � _ . �1�. �� Charges. ; � ��9� = _ -- --/�, �� a � e � �'��°�-� � � o_� � � � ity oF 3795 PILOT KNOB ROAD, P.O. BOX 21199 EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55121 PHONE: (612) 454-8100 November 8, 1983 ; Nvl�� 83 BEA BLOM9UIST Mayor THOMASEGAN JAMES A. SMITH JERRY THOMAS THEODORE WACHTER Councd Members THOMAS HEDGES City Administrator EUGENE VAN OVERBEKE Cdy Clerk Re: Public Hearing/Minnesota Tax Commission Dear Elected Officials & City Managers: i Just prior to the League of Minnesota Cities official no ification of "Important Public Hearings: Minnesota Tax Commisssion", Bob Kil- leen, a member of the Minnesota Tax Commission had sent e a copy of the hearing schedule. He asked that I notify people who were in attendance at the breakfast meeting this past summer at Chee's Restaurant in Rosemount. '� The City of Eagan is planning to attend the hearing sche�duled for Monday, November 21, in Room 83, State Office Building, in St. Paul. Your attendance is important if cities wish to continue th ir effort to create equity in tax distribution to local units of g vernment. The two meetings are on Monday, November 21, and Tuesday, November, 22. These are the meetings that affect the metropolitan area and , both meetings will be held at the same location. Sincerely, . � Bea Blomquist Mayor BB/hd ; cc: L. R. (Bob) Killeen , � THE LONE OAK TREE. ..THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMU t < ' � V E � : ; � ; ; � � PaKe No. 1913 November 1, 1983 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Regular Meeting Held Tuesday, November l, 1983 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of the C City of Mendota Heights, was held at 7:30 o'clock P.M. at the City Ha Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights�Minnesota. .ty Council, .1, 750 South Mayor Lockwood called.the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M. The ollowing members were present: Mayor Lockwood, Council Members Hartmann, Merte sotto and [aitt. Councilman Losleben had notified the Council that he would be late. PERSONNEL 1 ; , � ; , APPROVAL OF *� INUTES � Ayes . 4 � Nays : 0 ; i 1 Ayes : 4 Nays : 0 ; , i r CONSENT CALENDAR t : Mayor Lockwood introduced Mr. Kevin Frazell to the audience, and informed the audience that Mr. Frazell has been appointed to serve as City Administrator when Administra or Johnson retires and will act as an administrator-desig ee in the . interim. Councilman Hartmann moved approval of the minu es of the August 23rd adjourned meeting. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. Councilwoman Witt moved approval of the M inute of the October 18t meeting with corrections. j Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. � . �� Councilwoman Witt moved approval of the consen calendar as submitted fo'r approval as part of the regular genda, excepting item a from the calendar, along with authoriza ion for execution of all necessary documents contained therein. 1. Acknowledgement of the minutes of the Octo�er ll,th Park and Recreation Commission meeting. 2. Acknowledgement of the minutes of the Octo�er 25th Planning Commission meeting. 3. Acknowledgement of the Code Enforcement mo�thly report for October. 4. Adoption of Resolution No. 83-94, "RESOLUT ON ACCEPTING WORK AND APPROVING FINAL PAYMENT, 1983 SEAL COA ING," awarding final.payment of $29,551.10 to Bituminous oadways, Inc. 5. Approval of the List of Claims dated N totalling $114,834.84. 1, 1983 and C Yage lyl4 November 1, 1983 Approval of the list of licenses; granting contractor licenses to the following: William Murr Plumbing, Inc. Palmer Service Electric Sussel Corporation �ain City Plastering, Inc. Woodbury Mechanical, Inc. Zytec Construction Excavating License ' Gas Piping License General Contractor License Plastering/Stucco License , Excavating License General Contractor License Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. Ayes : 4 Nays : 0 , BID OPENINGS Financial Advisor Shaughnessy opened bids received for the sale of $860,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds. Bids received were as follows: Cronin & Marcotte Co., Inc bid $495,473.75 for 'a net interest rate of 8.355%; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Inc. bid $513,118.33 for a net interest rate of 8.652%; First National Bank of St. Paul bid $499,890, for a net interest rate of 8.429%; Norwest Bank bid $524,849.70 for a net interest rate of 8.8�50%. Financial Advisor Shaughnessy opened bids received for the sale of $1,000,000 Tax Increment District Bonds. Bids received were as follows: Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Inc. bid $505,011.50, for a net interest rate of 8.211%; Cronin & M arcotte Co., Inc. bid $486,818.75 for a net interest rate of 7.915%; Norwest Bank bid $517,446.00, for a net interest rate of 8.413%; First National Bank of St. Paul bid $485,100.00, for a net interest rate of 7.887%. Award of the bids was deferred to later in the meeting to allow verification of the bid amounts and interest. HEARING -- CASE M ayor Lockwood opened the meeting for the purpose of a public N0. 83-33, RILEY hearing on an application from James Riley for Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Unit Development, along with consideration of a request for a variance from the density requirement. Mr. Riley, present for the discussion, reviewed proposed� layout plans and concept drawings for the Lexington Heights Apartment Complex proposed to be located on Lexington Avenue at Wagon Wheel Trail. Mr. Riley reviewed proposed layouts for both a three building complex consisting of 189 units and recreational amenities which complies witla the City's density requirements and a three-building, 225 unit complex which exceeds density requirements. He stated that the density for the 225 unit complex is 12.4 units per acre while the density for the 189 unit proposal is 10.4 units per acre. Mr. Riley stated that Mn/DOT condemned 7.71 acres of the original site for freeway purposes last year and that had the condemnation not occured he could have constructed 262 units on the site. He pointed out that both plans conform to setback requirement: but felt that placement of the structures on the higher density plan is more aesthetically pleasing. Mr. Riley stated that the structures will be wood frame construction over masonry garages and also reviewed parking provisions. � � � Page fdo. 1915 November 1, 1983 In response to Council questions regardinq the I concern over turning radii, Mr. Riley stated th� discussed the matter with Fire Marshal Lange anc to change the radii. " The Council expressed concern over management ai surface water from the site, particularly with i potential impact on the Resurrection Cemetery p� Mr. Riley inciicated that he will agree to whate� details that can be worked out between the City staff and his engineers. Mayor Lockwood asked for questions and comments ire Marshal's t he has has agreed id control of •egard to •operty. �er drainaqe s engineering from the audience. P�r. Keith Wehrman, representing Catholic Cemete ies, stated that he is concerned about changes in run-off c aracteristics which might result from development of the site He stated that a detention pond with a metered outlet to ake Au�usta• currently collects the runoff from the cemetery property. He was particularly concerned that the rate of run�ff might increase as the result of the development and sedimentat on in the pond. He asked that special care be given to sediment�tion control, especially during construction. Councilman Mertensotto suggested tha�t any costs for off-site drainage improvements which may occur as the re ult of the development be assessed against the Riley prope t,y. Public. Works Director Danielson suggested that drainag details can be incorporated into the Developer's Agreement. In response to a question from Councilman Merte sotto reaard- ing provisions for handicapped, particularly ad quacy of elevator size for handicapped persons or emerge�c,y medical equipment such as stretchers, Mr. Riley stated hat he will verify adequacy of size and address those conce ns. Councilman Losleben arrived at 8:20 o'clock P.M Financial Advisor Shaughnessy stated that the m increasing density came up about a t��eek before hearing on the housing plan amendment and mortg bond issuance. The published notice addressed consisting of 189 units and $10.5 million in fi asked whether the proposed increase in units an $500,000 increase in project costs will require and plan amendment. tter of he original ge revenue project ancing. He a potential a new hearing Mr. Jerry Hertel, from Juran and Moody, respond d that he has had a previous experience with a similar situat on where no additional hearing was required by the State or by the Metro- politan Council. He stated that while he does ot believe re-hearing will be required, he will get an att�rneys opinion on the matter. ( � Ayes: Nays: Ayes: Nays: Ayes: Nays: 5 0 5 0 5 0 Page No. 1916 November 1, 1983 The.re being no further questions or comments from the audiencF Councilman Mertensotto moved that the hearing be closed at . 8:17 P.M. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. Councilman Mertensotto moved approval of a variance from the R-3 density requirement for the proposed Lexington Heights Apartment complex to allow construction of 225 apartment units in three 75 unit buildings. Councilwoman 4Jitt seconded the motion. Councilman Mertensotto moved the adoption of Resolution No. 83-95, "RESOLUTION APPROVING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR LEX- INGTON HEIGHTS APARTMENT PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT," conditioned upon resolution of drainage, turn-around radii and other concerns addressed in staff reports. . • Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. It was the concensus of the Council that staff be authorized to establish a hearing date and public notice thereof should a �' new hearing be required on the housing plan amendment and mortgage revenue financing. AIRPORT BUSINESS Mr. John Pope, of Pope Associates, and Mr.. Charlie Rattloff, o PLAZA M& K Properties, were present to request approval of the , issuance of a building permit for the proposed Airport Bus- iness Plaza. The Council noted that in his memo responding to the permit request, the Code Enforcement Officer expressed the following concerns: 1. That access to the Cray Research facility is not restricted during connection of the Airoort Business Plaza site to the storm sewer. 2. That an eccentric cone be installed on manhole P�o. 1. 3. That the width of the access drive be reduced to a max- imum of 25 feet to conform to Ordinanc� requirements. Mr. Pope stated that the developer has agreed to all of the adjustments suggested by the Code Enforcement Officer. Public Works Director Danielson responded to a question from Councilman Mertensotto regarding the sign setback. P�ayor Lockwood asked Mr. Rattloff to consider changing the name of the facility. After discussion, Councilman Losleben moved approval of the issuance of a building permit, including the sign setback as s�own in the drawings, for construction of the Airport Business Plaza subject to the conditions suggested in the Code Enforce- , , � � t i � Ayes: 5 � Nays: 0 Page No. 1917 November 1, 1983 ment Officer's memo, dated October 26, 1983, an scheme approved by the Council on October 18, 1 Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. the color 0 MENDOTA HfIGHTS Mr. Marc Gella was present to request the appro al of a found- BUSINESS.CENTER ation and grading permit for Phase III of the M ndota Heights Business Center. � Ayes: 5, Nays: 0; � - SOMERSET,COUNTRY CLUB , � Ayes: 5` Nays: 0. � Councilman Hartmann moved approval of the issua ation and grading permits for Mendota Heights B Phase III. Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. ice of found- asiness Center, P•1r. Jerry Murphy was present to request approva of a building permit to remodel the Somerset Country Club mai tenance garage. He indicated that the remodeling consists of en arging two overhead doors to 10 feet b,y 10 feet and 10 fee by 8 feet along with raising of the roof. Mayor Lockweod moved approval of the issuance o a permit for the remodeling of the Somerset Country Club mai tenance garage. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. PARK COMMISSION The Council acknowledged and discussed a letter from Park • Commission Chairman Tom Bayless, wherein Chairm n Bayless � � submitted his resignation from the Park Commission. ! , ; Ayes: 5; Nays: 0; � FIRE DEPARTMENT i ORDINANCE AMEND- MENTS � i Ayes: 5� Nays: Oa � i � Ayes: 5� Nays: 0� � � Mayor Lockwood moved that Mr. Bayless' resignation from the Park Commission be accepted with regret and tha staff be directed to prepare a letter of commendation fo P�1r. Bayless for his several years of dedication and service to the City. Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter fr'm the Volunteer Fire Department regarding the election of offic�ers for 1984. Mayor Lockwood moved the adpption of Ordinance o. 201, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MENDOTA HEIGHTS ZONING 0 DINANCE", reducing the required width of parking spaces om 10 feet to nine feet. Councilman'Losleben seconded the motion. Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of Ordii "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDIPJANCE N0. 503", redi yard setback for swimming pools from 30 feet ti Councilwoman 6Jitt seconded the motion. �nce No. 202, :ing the rear 10 feet. Page No. 1918 November 1, 1983 RETIREMENT PLAN Administrator Johnson distributed a proposed resoldution to adopt the International City Management Associat.ion deferred compensation plan. Mr. Johnson briefly explained the plan and, in response to a Council question, indicated that all City employees can participate in the plan, however only Administrator Designee Frazell can be excluded from PERA. . Councilman Mertensotto moved the 83-96,"RESOLUTION ADOPTING "CITY ; ED COMPENSATION PLAN". '� Councilman Losleben seconded the Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 adoption of Resolution No. OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS/ICMA DEFERR- motion. COUNTY ROAD Administrator Johnson informed the Council that he recently TURNBACKS received information from Dakota County regarding the turnback of two County roads, Wagon Wheel Trail and Victoria Road, to the City. He stated that a memo from Countv Hic�hway Engineer Bob Sandeen to the County Board on October 25th, suggested �hat the Board adopt a staff recommendation which listed Glagon �Jheel Trail and Victoria Road, at .09 miles rather than the actual 1.5 miles, for turnback. Using Mr. Sandeen's figures, the anticipated annual savings to the County is $4,750 per mile, which would result in an annual City obligation of $11,875, if the turnbacks are accomplished. He suggested that while the turnback theory is good, there should be some trade-off between agencies and not simply a transfer of expenses. He pointed ou+ that three recommendations made by the Dakota County Transport� ,n Policy Advisory Group have been ignored by the County Board. He recommended that the Council direct staff to attend the Decem- ber 6th County Board meeting to advise the Board that the Council would reluctantly qo along with the turnbacks if the County agrees to its obligations and adopts the following recommendations of the Policy Advisory Grouo: Additional lighting of County road intersections; installation and maintenance of traffic signals at Countv roads; and storm sewer provision in a manner typical of the State Aid formula. Public Works Director Danielson pointed out that one step in the turnback process is County upgrading, including overlaying, of the roads before turnback to the City. Councilman Losleben moved that staff be authorized and directed to attend the County Board meeting and to voice the Council's objections to the turnback proposal and to the lack of irrple- mentation of the Policy Advisory Group's recommendations. Councilman Hartmann seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 LABOR NEGOTIATIONS On the recommendation of City Administrator Johnson, the Counci� gave concensus approval to continue utilizing the services of St. Paul Employers Association for labor negotiations. . � r �, Page No. 1919 November 1, 1983 BOND SALE : Financial Advisor Shaughnessy informed the Coun � completed his verification of the bond bids ohe i the evening and that all figures were correct. ; award of the bid for the sale of $1,000,000 Tax # to the low bidder, the First National Bank of S � their low bid of $485,100, at a net interest ra i the $860,000 General Obligation Improvement bon . bidder, Cronin and Marcotte Co., for their bid ! at a net rate of 8.355q. Aye s : 5 � Nays: 0 ; � , i � Ayes: 5 ; Nays : 0 ° MAC PROPERTY � MISCELLANEOUS 1 � LEGAL MATTERS � PERSONNEL , i i Ayes: 5 ; Nays: 0; � ; � Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of Resol "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID ON SALE OF $1,000,00( ATION TAX INCREMENT BONDS OF 1983 APdD PLEDGINC THEREOF TAX INCREMENTS FROM TAX INCREMENT FINA� MENT DISTRICTS A, B& C", awarding the bid to 1 Bank of St. Paul. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. Councilman Hartmann moved the adoption of Reso "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID ON SALE OF $860,000 IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1983 PROVIDING FOR THEIR A TAX FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF", awarding the b Marcotte Company. Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. :il that he had ied earl i er i.n He recommended Increment Bonds ;. Paul for �e of 7.887q, and is to the low �f �495,473.75 ution No. 83-97, GENERAL OBLIG- FOR THE SECURITY CING REDEVELOP- he First National ution No. 83-98, EP�ERAL OBLI.r,ATION SSUANCE AND LEVYI d to Cronin and Councilman Mertensotto reported on a recent me ting of the Joint Committee on disposition of the MAC property. Councilwoman Witt reported on a recent�meetinqlon subsidi.�ation of the Divine Redeemer Ambulance service. Counci.lman Losleben read a letter he had recei ed from Mr. Bernard Friel regarding the safety hazards at he intersection of TH 110 and I-35E and TH 149 and TH 110. Co ncilman Losleben also asked about the status of the Ei e Estates tax delinquency. Assistant City Attorney Hart informed the Coun Krajniak attorney has not responded to any con City's counsel, therefore Mr. Hart's office ha for default judgement on November lOth. He al Council that the judge in the Freischel assess in favor of the City. On the recommendation of the Public Works Dire Works Supervisor, Mayor Lockwood moved that Te permanent status as Parks Department Leadperso November 28th. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. il that the act from the set in motion o informed the ent appeal ruled ;tor and Public �ry Blum be given i effective on . , Page No. 1920 November 1, 1983 UTILITY FUND City Treasurer Shaughnessy reviewed the proposed 19'84 Utili'ty BUDGET Fund Budaet along with his memo regarding sewer use charges. ' He expressed concern over the potential for a significant MWC� billing increase in 1985. As part of the discussion, Mr. Shaughnessy recommended that the minimum rate be increased b,y $1.00 per quarter for 1984, with a comparable percentage increase (approximately 5q) in volume rates to begin to hedge against a potential need for as much as a 30� increase in 1985. � � The Council directed staff to prepare a draft resdlution to � address the recommended rate increase. The Council also directed staff to determine whether interest can be charged against delinquent sewer accounts. ADJOURN There being no further business to come before the Council, Councilman Hartmann moved that the meeting be adjourned. Councilwoman Witt seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 10:09 o'clock P.M. ATTEST: Robert G. Lockwood Mayor � Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk � MENDOTA H�IGHTS I'IRE llL•'PAR'I'MGN'I' MONTHLY REPORT Fire Calls Ko. 83-108 Thru 83-118 Number of Calls 11 FIRE ALARMS DI5PATCHED TYPE 'NO. STRUCTURE CONTENTS MISC. Commercial Residencial , 4 300 Vehicle Fires � Contract Fires(All) Vehicle Accidents S 30o S S Monthl Loss To�als Men Ht s Rescue ino fire) �_ All Fires All Areas 300 $_ Grass,-Brush&No Va1ue 1 Men Hgts Only Struct/Contents _ False Alarm Criminal Men Hgts Only Miscellaneous False " Commercial 2 Men Hgts Total Loss to Date $ False " Residencial BTLLING FOR SERVIC Month c�f _ �� ,19 'ALS TO DATE 550 0,000 2,050 1,350 700 2,050 . Good Intent Calls 3 Aqency 'This Mo th To Date TOTAL CALLS 11 Mn:DOT � � LOCATION OF FIRE ALARMS To Date Last Yr. Milw RR Mendota Heights 9 97 92 CNW RR ' Mendota 1 4 2 Others Sunfish Lake 6 7 ' Lilydale Other TOTAL WORK P'�.RFORMED Fire Calls Meetings Drills Weekly Clean-Up Special Training Administrative Fire Marshal TOTALS $ none 10 6 1 1 1� FIRE MARSHAL�S TIM FOR MONTH 11 118 los Inspections 2.5 Hours To Date Last Yr. Investigations 158 2,077 1,829 F.ire Calls 6.0 31 276 320 • • 52 524 479 Meetings 6.5 25 276 237 Drills, Training 6.0 131 371 253 Miscellaneous 6.0 20 138 198 27 434 383 Total 27.0 444 4,096 3,699 Remarks : See other side of this sheet for monthly ynopsi�. / � T��`�: � _ � �. � -.�,�.. �:�:. , • - "a�� .. . . . :��``� : ` . ;,..,,. i , ;' �� a a.�.o�r , � ,7^ . . SYNOPSIS c�F FIRE RLTNS : ,.yr: . . The department had 11 ca11s during the month af Oc�.ober. Only otze call re- sulted�ina'property damage by fire. On October 27th we were called �0 1011 Waganwheel Trail for a smal2 fire in a detached garage. Damage was estimated - '� . �o�be`"$300. On October 11.fih we wexe dis,patched ta 1348 Sibley Memorial . ,. `��- . Fiiway.for;`;a natural gas line break in the construc�ian zona. The residence at �., . �>--�q �� .:� ;,= - .y. ��s. ��.��x, that;;address was filled with gas and had �.o be ventilated. �.:�*w'x� i�r� • . ��:�.r��s:.:�� z . On:tk`ie:morning of the 21st at abaut �:40 am we were dispatched ta Hiways 110 & ti . . ^; � k��?. _::,, ,,}�i }3 �.��: 35E'��to�_aii� with the rescue af a�rapped mator vehicle accident victim. Pic- res,taken;.after the person was removed are available. The lady in the car had ' .. -.:;�;:�r";.g injuries. Her ane year o1.d baby was unhurt. (hard ta believe}o s M4NTHLY TRAINING : � ":�:1- ;;`�i,,r.3�'=��:. The �:regular-�€nonth7.y sessian was spent in pract�c:e �ar the Dakota County' �'ire •��*`'�,;:;�,;r'.a"�';.��ir ,� Chief,!.s`'.mutual-aid dril]. which was held in the Mendota FIeight Ind�stria�. Park • . c�k.t;}y+,u'`vv�.,F�{.'Yi'. . ,�v ',..�;; .;., S,d'�::,:»; r azi-,Sa�urday Oc�ober,8th. Men and equipment from eight departments,took part -.-s=t?��:�.•;�. � ,4 ��,.,�.. :-�;� �r:�i:;�,;„n,�; � .f:'. ' in;�;the,�,exercise. The department s rescue truck was used as a command center, 4 �.. .. .�a 4. ...... ,: KY. ..'�.u'�i } . �s..,ayt., its went to a staging area on Mendota Heights Road, they were called on Transport Drive as requested by the Chief. All units went to ide Emergency Ra.dia f'requency far the duration af the drill. � \� ♦ FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY WORK PERFORMANGE Mon h��-T ,19 g3 Cal.ls for Fire Fire Per- Month- Clean IIus. Offr Spec. Other Othe Month // Calls Calls cent ly Up Meet Meet llril Act'y Act� `ear Total Att'd Att'd Att'd Dri12 inq ing %'�Sc��: ,o Date /�8. Mor�th Year Year Hrs 2 Hrs Hrs Hrs/ Hrs Hrs � Hrs L. Noack . Chie � �U �If� —__,,._„�... _XY.��.._ ..�x X _ ' Admi ..Asst. bo _�1... �X ?�_._.._ .._ �. :...� ._- __ _ '�'�Hrs a t. ,7ohn Maczko� � S y i12 Lerbs s � `�G _--- Paul Dreelan i 7�"'_ `� Mike Coanan h S � � rd Sk ' erven b.3 S 3 ?C Pat Kni ht � S � — )G T l 7 ...... T).�, i ..v.......v� . � / I�- .�� ,../ \./ T ,�+�r� Maczko �er.RunsPerMan .�ver.MenPer Ru� ��iiii�� Z. � �� /_�� a� � / s" s-s S / ' �3 �� 6 5 �S 7 '�� 7 d ..� �_..�� otal Attended � ot. Man Hours � ' 's M n L M .� z I zo,r� � S�. . t�/ ' S'� • 6 i 0 /� 79 y�s. S"'S� !� CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS �� • November 2, 1983 T0: City Council FRONI: Kevin D. Frazell City Administrator Designee SUBJECT: Report on ICMA Annual Convention At the time we negotiated my compensation package, the Council greed to reimburse my registration fee and hotel bill for attendance at the In ernational City Management Convention in Kansas City, October 9-13. I thought it would be appropriate to give the Council a brief report on what I feel I gaine by attending. This year's conference was particular].y notable for outstandin speakers. First was Richard Byrne, management consultant and Profes ications at the University of Southern California. Professor Byrne dynamics of introducing new technology into an organization, and str successful implementation. In particular, he dealt with the introdu sonal computers, and how the chief administrative officer can establ ment that will encourage their acceptance by employees, and increase the organization. Our second keynote speaker was Thomas Peters, co-author of the seller, In Search of Excellence. Peters described the work that he iate had done in examining American industry, to separate the fair t from the excellent, and made some observations about important diffe special interest to me was his emphasis on the role the chief admini of an organization plays in defining the mission of that organizatio an expectation among the employees for excellent performance. The third keynote speaker was James Baldwin, noted observer of rights scene, who offered observations about where our cities are to with relationships between heterogenous groups, and creating a hospi environment. keynote r of Commun- scussed the egies for ion of per- h an environ- erformance by urrent best- d his assoc- med iocre nces. Of rative officer and creating civil in dealing e living The final keynote presentation was delivered by Gail Sheehy, a thor of the best selling books, Passages and Pathfinders. Ms. Sheehy's presenta ion dealt with strategies used by people who have been particularly successful im m �euvering and weathering life's ups and downs, and how each of us can maintain a p sitive and energetic approach to life. In addition to the keynote sessions, I attended several smalle� presentations dealing with topics such as time management, ethics of ment profession, and the roles, concerns, and frustrations of today': officials. One afternoon, I took a field trip of Kansas City neighbc workshops and he city manage- local elected hoods, learning -z- haw �he City had wor-ked in cooperation with cammunity groups to main�ain and revive decaying areas. � In addition Co the sessions, I was able to participate in a number o£ bus-� iness and sacial functions of both the I�"fA, and my city management alumni pragram from the University of Kansas. I feel very strongly that the professional contacts one initiates and maintains at these types of functions are a very important part of conference attendance. In summary, this was one of the best conferences I have aCtended. In my apinian, the ittformation gained and the opportunity to continue important pro- fessianal cantacts was wel� warth the time and money spent, I very much appreeiate the Council's suppart af my professional develapment. u 0 m CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS TREASURER'S REPORT - October, 1983 DAKOTA COUNTY STATE BANK Checking Account Savings Account C.D. Due Rev. Sharing Savings Special Police Savings 3-29-84 @ 9.36% Gen. Fund Spec. Savings TOTAL Collateral - Bonds 300,000.00 Govt. Guar. 100,000.00 CHEROKEE STATE BANK C.D. Due 1-Z8-$4 @ 9.66% 400,000.00 C.D. Due 1-13-84 @9.4% 300,000.00 C.D. Due 12-7-83 @ 8.625% 125,000.00 C.D. Due Spec. Park Savings 3-5-84 @ 13,952.59 9.56% TOTAL Collateral - Bonds 1,300,000.00 Govt. Guar. 100,000.00 MINNESOTA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN C.D. Due 3-12-84 @ 9.7% 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 (AM) $521,430.30 3-8-84 655,000,00 (lst) 624,402.77 IIalance $29,214.89 358.57 25,000.00 54,573.46 0 838,952.59 100,000.00 Repo 10-11-83 200,000.00 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE:$2,339,359.12 J � Collateral $400,000.00 1,400,000.00 100,000.00 100,000.00 L. Shaughnessy � � � —__-��lG1N��.RIN� t-e.►,Si�i��T� �RoT�.T _ ��T�►�,A� " ,\ 1►�� 81-� NUYI.I}IC...lal>D �liC,''jgiG�°� "�YLtJ�� I�-,� �i-7 �U p.�,�.� �..�� gz(� 44 � �.. �:�• ; Iti� �i-z � Z�-3 !�� go5 �:s �%w �( �� I: U.� k T<2 � �� /'� 7p os1 c.,aoS 5, �G 5 _. S S, F.—S. , A,� n�..�j s i S 2 0,v� 1� ` �yr �3-Z , ... .._ . .. ,. �� I —�- �Fi 442, 500 i �t+1C�1'—l�!��D �'�i��C�- ��j L� . --S��kLC..�;n;�aU � � o��v � �4L�.c-� � � � --D�kS ��.��) - M E.N D 01" A I-E EIG HTs sT a��T us R� �o �zT rzn��o�z�S�. 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V —L]l.LL11111 15-Engr 20-Police 30-Fire ITEM DESCR1�P�n�ON 5IL ICA BUNKER PANTS RPRS CD S�REN .c��. v_-nu«n tuyC -� + , �-Ut1�.ltleS 0-Parks 0-Planning - � AG�OUN��NO.lINU� 01-4330-49U-50'i CIT Y SH LEXf OEL SIG 9 MOS 84 CUES 3 MOS 83 CUES 84 DUES SAFETY SPLYS SAF£TY SPLYS SAFETY SPLYS SAFETY SPLYS r FILTER KiT FIITER K�T BAl DUE E3 �IR CITY DIR BAL DU£ E3 DIR �ORR QCC T suc SPEED LETTERS DURACELL BATTERIES BONFjRE fXQ POP BON�IR£ INT CHG 120179 .ISS � � ; � 12-4 63�-000-00;' � a � O1-4335-37 5-30 � "e .. -- ------ + - 86-4460-811-00 � Q'f—t 215-00�-00 : 0�-4 40b—'11 0-1 D -� �- - --- �- -� . 07-44fl2-020-20 ; _.._ _ ._.. � 0� —4490-020— 20 1 01-449A—Q50=5Q �1 0�-4490-110-10 1 OS-449i�-105-15 �1 - - - — , 01-4330-490-50 -F � 0)=4330�=490=�0 `F 0�-4305-OSO-50 �1 01-4402-020-20 1 Q1-44C2-O50-SO 7 �1-4402=U50=5D'� 01-433U-44Q-20 `� fl1-4305-030-3� '8 Oi-4305-030-30 `2 01-4490-200-70� 0�-4490-200-70 ' � 72-4226-000-00, . y � 1 AHOU�T 65,000.00 4,556.25 50.00 50.00 340.00 8,818.75 78�884.50 #,i 14.14 4.08 i8.22 *� 4.22 4.2Z *,� i4, 52 21.26 7.Z� i3.45 'S6 . 4 4 �.� 74.1 S 118.65 59.32 2 52 .1 2 +k/ 20.77 20.00 40.T7 *i 25.00 b,100.00 6 •1 25.t�0 *-- CHECK REGISTLR VENDOR ITEM �ESCRIPTION AMER NATL BAfVK PRINC'lZ0179 ISS AMER NATL BANK INR 120179 ISS AMER NATL BANK INT CHG ANER N�1TL BANK I�R CHG AMER NATL BAKK INT�7 AIG RD 8DS AMER NATL BANK I�1T ST A IO RD BDS B&J AUT:O SPIY B&J AUT a SP lY BD WATER COMtiISSION CITY MOTOR SUPPLY CITY NOTCR SU�PLY tITY MOTOR SUPPLY CI7Y MOTOR SUPPLY CCNT�L CR CORP CLt�TEl. CR CORP C CNTE L CR CORP OAVIS �LECTRQNIC S11C OAVIS ELECTRONIC SVC FIRST NATL-ST QAUL FIRST NATL-ST PAUL FILTERR GAS FILTER 3RD aTR EST GA7ES HOSE FILTER /GA7ES ACF ILTER MISC PARTS NOU PYMT 110VP1►MT NOY PYM T RPRS/PAR TS RPR S SVC FcE INT GO CERT IND 193.17 FRAZFLL KEVIN r�EIMB CONF �XP 175.00 FRAZELL KFNIN NOU AUTO ALL04! 368.17 *� 1 ACCOUf�1T N0. IN' '12-4455-OOr '`J 12-44 56-00� 0 13-4226-000-00 13-4226-000-�7Q 13-4456-000-00 13-4456-000-Da 01-4330-490-SO D1-433D-490-70 01-4425-31 5-30 01-433fl-440-20 01-4330-440-20 fl1-433fl-49D-50 01-4330-490-50 �i-4210-020-ZO 01-4270-110-10 05-4210-905-15 01-4330-45a-30 01-4330-450-30 12-4 226-000-00 12-4456-000-OU 01-4400-110-10 01-4480-11 �. � ANpU�T ?375.00 875.00 +r... 26.62 S.Ob 6.b0 b.38 6.3$ 2.42 40.92 14.35 12.10 29.26 1 .76 '! 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IAN� 01-2072-000-00 � L�5-4415-10 S-'15 63-4415-803-00 ' 67-4415-941-00� TO-4 415- 94 4-00 7'I -4415-94 5-00 . 83-4415-808-00' 85-4415-810-00; 87-4305-81 2-00 , 87-44�5-812-OC 88-441.5-813-00t 91-4415-817-OD - � � : 3 OS-44i5-105-15 88-4415-81 3-00 ; 90-4415-8i 5-00 ' 3 t � Q1-1 215-0�0-00 �5 Q7-1215-Qfl0-00 _5 �1-12'�5-ODO-00 5 01-4245-110-10 5 0'l-4245-11D-90 �5 01-4245-710-10 �5 � � 01-L335-3�0-SG 4 0�1-4335-3'10-7Q i4 15-4335-310-60 �4 01-2074-ODO-00 a3 01-4245-D20-20 �3 01-4245-021-20 -3 O1-4245-050-50�3 07-4245-�70-70 �3 01-4245-110-10 �3 05-4�45-105-15 3 ]5-4245-U60-6fl 3 � ; � ANOUf�T 13.33 13.34 15.00 13.33 SS.00 *- 27.95 5.00 32.95 t� 4.75 4.75 *.� 166.25 166.25 *, 1'17.08 117.08 41.86 213.82 159.24 159,24 b0.98 117.08 254.65 159.24 1 �440.27 *-- 9.97 9.97 t bbb.33 bb6.33 *-- 65.1J0 1 SS.00 260.00 *-� 18.62 47. h0 CHECK REGISTER VENDGR ITEM DESCitIPTZON NE NO H�TS � US 8I SN NEhD HGTS RU86ISii P�'�D HG7S RU88I�N M�ttiD H�TS RUBBISH NIlVN BENEFIT ASSN MINN BENEFIT ASSN MINN DEPT OF REV MINN TEAMSTER-LOC320 NOR7HERN ST POu£R CO NORTHERN ST PONER CC AQRTH�RN ST PO�;ER CG AaRTHERN ST PO�IER CO NORTHERN ST P4W�R CO �CRTH�RN ST PCUER CO ACRTHERN ST PC�ER CC NORTHERN ST PO4iER CO NORTHERN ST Pfl�IER CO I�ORTHERN ST PDN�R CG OCT S VC OCT S VC GCT S UC OCT SVC ruov ui� NOV PRE M OCT SPEC FUELTA X� NOV DUES n,ov svc Nov svc NGV SVC NCV S UC NOV SVC NOV SVC NCV SVC rJOV S VC NQV SVC NOV SVC PAYLESS CASHWAYS INC SHINGl.ES/I�AILS FI1VE BENG PAVIN6 ZNC FINE MIX S8S TREE SPECIALIST BUCKET RENTAL S�S T2EE SPECIALIST BUCKET RENTA� S&�T OFFICE PR00 STENO PACS S&T OFFICE PROD DISKETTE� ACCOUHT �0. .�� 01-4 2 F,0- 3'1 . Ci C9-42�30-310-?'t� 01-42R0-315-30 15-4280-310-l5(l 01-2074-000-CO 01-4245-OSD-50 01-432D-OSO-S� 07-2Q75-000-00 Q1-42'l1-310-5� 07-4211-3'1t 1 G1-4211-32U-�G 01-421'l-420-SU 01-4212-310-50 01-4212-3i 0-70 �1-4 212-320-70 'l5-421'I-3�0-6C 15-4211-400-6Q 15-42i2-3�0-6Q 01-43G5-07�-7D 01-4422-QSO-SQ 01-4200-610-3Q Q1-4200-610-7C C1-43DU-110-10 Oi-4300-110-10 , . 4 NQU�T 10.56 76.78 *.�� 2b.60 26.60 *..- 19. SD 19.80 */ i ��394.14 1 ,219.2�3 4 91 , 71 ib.45 51.35 141.87 1 10.00 316.42 274.b0 65 .9 S 4.b?'f .77 *,:• 28.10 140.25 E'! . 0 0 2 49 . 3 5 *, 1•590,80 4C4.�0 988 .0 2 1 , 500.00 3 •041 .65 255 .00 5 50 .{30 1 ?5.00 ,�,464.77 k- 34D.22 407.54 7 47 . 76 *�' 39 �1 36, 79 838.�5 CHECK REGIS TER V`�DC� 58T OFFIC� PROD SATELLITE INDUSi INC SIGNAL CAR WASH ST TREpS PERA ST TRE�4S P�RA S7 TREAS FERA ST TREAS PERA ST TREAS PERA ST TREAS PERA ST TREAS PERA ST TR�AS PERA ST TREAS PERA ST TRE�1S PERA UNiFORMS UNLINITED UNIFORMS UNLIMITED UNiFORMS UNLI!!ITED �INTHRCPWEIKSTI�EB� 1�INTHROP1i�INSTINE&S uIlVTHROPUEI NST�NE &S WIN7HROPW�INSTINE&S l�INTHR QPU EI kSTINE&S WI NTHR OP4� E I NST I NE &S WINTHROP1iEINSTINE&� GIfVTHRCPWc?NSTINE&S ZIEGLER I�C ZIEGL�R INC �UND 01 TOT AL FUNO OS TOTAL ITE N QESCRIP T:ON COL UMNA R PAD S . OCT. Rc NT ROGcRS LK OCT UASH£S PcRA !�//H 10/28QR �PtRA 10/28 PFt PERA 10/28 Pf� P�RA ]0/2S PR PcRA 1�/28 �R PERA 10/2g$ PR �ERA 10C/28 �R P�RA 10/28PR PERA 10/28 PR PERA 10/28 PR MISC SPLYS MISC CLOTHIN6 MACK JKT APPL EEAUM RE FIRL RELIEF ASSN RE 41ANL/KRAJNIAK R� VANLA�p�CN00T 3RD QTR FET 3RD OTR PRCS RE MAC P?OP R� IUY FALLS RE '! 983 �i A GON 1�HL VAL VE SP R ING 304 U,�LUt SPRING 30$ GcNERAI FUND ENGR ENT FRPR ISE � ACCOUNT no. in,v. Oi-4300-110-10 T a D"I-42a0-610-70 =4 � � Oi-4430-020-20 -0 t � � 01-2062-1JD�iJ—fl0 ; C1-4406-020-20 � Ci-4406-021-20 � 0�-440b-030-30 �'I-44�6-040-40 � 0�-4406-050-50 , 01-44D6-070-70' fl"l-4406—�10-10 � CS-4 4�6-10 5—'1 S 15-44t36-060-60 � a � � G1-4305-030-30 �6 O�1-4410-020-20 �b 07-4490-000-00�6 i , , � � � 01-4220-120-3� Q1-4220-120—tiC� fl1-4220-120—�d' Q1-4221-120-10 � C1-4222-120-20 d 1b-4?_?0—�20-00 � 62-4220-93b—Ofl' 70-4220-944-00 � s � � { � �1-4330-490-70 0 0'1-4330-490-70 _0 # a � � , � �+OU KT G I iL1L ?b,328.?S �,25�3.?S ?93.?S G J� s V V 5 Sfl .00 5,06 b.+�0 141.38 6.3$ 2 .42 40.92 24,386.44 2b.45 33.22 1.i0 1.�b 1 5'! *894.02 MANUAL CHECKS I038b 200.00 10387 822.75 la�$s �,ss7.7� 10389 20,144.36 25,504.90 GT $177,398.92 CHECK REGISTER V� (�D t} R FUNO 07 ICTAt FUPJD 12 TOTAI. FUND 13 TOT�L FUND 15 TOTAL FU�+lC} 1b TOTAL FUiVD 62 TOTAL FUNO 63 70TAL FUNp b7 TOTAL �UND 70 TOTAL FUNO 71 TOtA� fUNp 83 707,4L FUtVD 85 TO7kL FUNO 86 TOTAL FUN[? $7 TOTAI. FUNG Et� TOTAL FUND 9D TOTAL fUND 9� TOTAL TOTAL Dakota Cty St Bank State Cap Cr Un Dir Int Rev City MH PR Acct IT�hi DESCRiPTFON crvi� ��F��s� EOUI�MEi�T CERTIFICATFS S7ATE AIC D£Bz SERUICE SEUER UTIIITY TA?( I�fCR EF"ENT DZS3RSCT I79-i2 TV1t FALl.5 1S; ADO I79-13/82-3/82-k 494-35E I8{}-3 7H13 REA1.I Gi�li�ATER i81-Z�A6 uH TR WAT EXT I8�-3MHRC1�aT EXT I82�»8HU8ER DR UPGR IS3-2STRUB PtlD I83-3LEX AY TFRC SIG I�3-4 GR�IC PRCJ I83-SDODi} CONS? I83-7B MH RD NN OtiT I83-8M1�CC S1IR INP MEit�t} Payroll Deduc�ions 1QJ28 Fz� w/x �.a12s Net Payrall 10/28 A�COt1iVT N0. I�I.0 1983 CONTRACTOR'S LICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL NOVEMB�R 15, 1983 C. 0. Field Company Centraire, Inc. Centraire, Inc. H. J. Pool Properties J. P. Homes, Inc. Sorenson Construction Taping, Inc. Walter's Construction II Co., Inc. General Con1 Gas Piping ] Heating and General Con1 General Con1 General Con1 Plastering/: General Con� :ractor's License .icense Air Cond. License :ractor's License :ractor's License :ractor's License �tucco License :ractor's License OcCober 20, 1.983 CITY OF MENDOTA HF,IGHTS NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR EASQ�IENT VACATION TO WHO:�i IT MAY CONCERN : Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Mendo a Heights will meet at 7:30 o'clock P.M., on Tuesday, November 15,1983, n the City Hall Council Chambers at 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Fieights, N, to consider a request from Dodd Construction Company for the vacation of 75 foot wide drainage easement. More particularly, this easement is located along the westerly li e of the Snelling View Replat, together with a 10 foot wide drainage e sement centered on the lot line between lots 10 and 11, Snelling View Re lat. This notice is pursuant to City of Mendota Heights Ordinance No. 02. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference'to the proposed ease ent vacation will be heard at this meeting. 0 Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk CITY OF M�NDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 83- RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING VACATION OF DRAINAGE EASEM�NT IN THE SNELLING VIEW REPLAT WHEREAS, Dodd Construction Company is the current record owner of all of the property included within the plat of Snelling View Replat, now known as Kingsley Estates, Dakota County, M innesota; and WHEREAS, a petition has been duly presented to the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights by Dodd Construction Company .for the vacation of a 75 foot wide drainage easement along tY�e west line of Snelling View Replat, together with a 10 foot wide drainage easement centered on the lot line between Lots 10 and 11, Snelling View Replat; and WHEREAS, a notice of hearing on said vacation has been duly published and posted more than two weeks before the date scheduled for the hearing on said vacation, all in accordance with the applicable Minnesota Statutes; and WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on said vacation on Tuesday, November 15, 1983, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., at the City Hall of the City of Mendota Heights; and WHEREAS, the City Council then proceeded to hear all persons interested in said vacation and all persons were afforded an opportunity to present their views and objections to the granting of said petition. NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOL VED by the City Council of the City of Mendota � Heights, M innesota, as follows: l. That the vacation of the drainage easement described above, situated in the City of Mendota Heights, is in the best interests of the public and the City, and is not detrimental to the health, safety and welfare of the community . 2. That the above described utility easement be and the same is hereby vacated. 3. That the City Clerk be and is hereby authorized and directed to prepare and present to the proper Dakota County officials a notice of completion of these vacation proceedings, all in accordance with the applicable Minnesota Statutes. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 15,�h day of Nov- ember, 1983. ' ATTEST : Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood Mayor ABATEMENT-- Real Estate• Approved Brunhild Kirchert ��27-03600-020-26 Mendota Heights, November 15, 1�83 Upon reviewing the proper that the second house on City of unrentable due to city re property. Also, reduce 1 � 1.35 Acres due to Dodd Ro the total market value fr $84,300 for payable 1983, assessed value from 23,10 y it was found he property was trictions against �nd total to ��d taking. Reduce �i�m 99,880 to and reduce the ' to 18,744. ,� �� 1 . \ �, City of Mendota Heights ��'p�� Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION NO. 74-67 RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION ACCEPTING KIRCHERT AND CARLSON PETITION AND FEASIBZLITY REPORT AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICA WFIEREAS, Albert W. Carlson and Evan Kirchert, the owners property at 2300 Pagel Road and 2294 Dodd Road, have her in writing petitioned the City Council of the City of Me Fieights requesting the construction of an extension to t Village's sanitary sewer system and water distribution s to serve such property and in said petition requested th entire cost of said improvements be assessed against the property, and' ONS f the ofore ota t em the WHEREAS, the City Engineer has heretofore submitted his w itten report to the City Council in which he determined that th pro- posed improvements and the construction thereof were feasible and desirable and further reported on the proposed costs f said improvements and construction thereof, and WHEREAS, City Council at its meeting of May 7, 1974, adop ed Resolution No. 74-35 accepting said petition and feasibility report and ordering preparation of plans and specificatiojns, and .. WHEREAS, said petitioners desire that the conditions of p�aragraph 3 of said Resolution No. 74-35 be modified as hereinafter set forth. NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council f the City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota, as follows: 1) That the petition for said improvements and the feasibiiity report therefore are hereby accepted. 2) That the City Engineer be and he is hereby authdrized and directed to prepare plans and specifications for� said improvements. I 3) That the provisions of paragraph number 3 of sa � Resolution No. 74-35 are hereby amended in their en �, tirety so that as so amended said paragraph 3 of sa Resolution No. 74-35 and of this resolution shall r as fol]�ows : • � That said improvements, if constructed, shall be constructed on the condition and subject to the understanding that the building known and numbered as 2288 Dodd Road presently situated upon the Kirchert property at 2294 Dodd Road shall cease to be used as a permanent residenc� � �� C� C � wh�n the present tenant moves from such buildi "Permanent residence" as used hereunder shall be deemed to include the use of said building a resid�nce for up to a maximum period of 14 c tinuous days by any relative or guest of the o cupants of the permanent home situated upon th property known and numbered as 2294 Dodd Road it being understood that said limited use shal then be the only residential use permitted of said building. Provided further, that when th present private sanitary sewer system serving saici building at 2288 Dodd Road is no longer operative said building shall thereafter immed ately cease to be used for any residential pur poses whatsoever. y- ot s n- Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heigh's this /� �h day of f/i , 19 7 4. ATTEST,:?, , City�Clerk CITY COUNCIL CITY OF NIENDOTA HEI � , gy C��.��l�:G��,��, Donald L. Mayor m S ,, � ) U1�1 ITED P�OPE��1 �ES November 8, 1983 [�Ir. Paul Berg City of Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120 RE: Building Permit for Phases II and III, Mendota Heights Business Center Dear Paul: Enclosed are two complete sets of drawings for the Me Heights Business Center �hases II and III. United Pr will request a building permit for phases II'and III November 15 City Council meeting. Please call me if have any questions regarding the drawings. Once again, we will forward 18 reduced copies of the � plan, landscape plan and building elevations for City use by Thursday, November 10. Sincerely yours, i��-''e�� Marc D. Cella Project Development Manager MDC/cjt Enclosures A!j}• �j !YCl� �U j��j,,� 893-8828 WRITER'S DIRECT LINE xota �erties : the �u Lte ;ouncil NorlhlancJ Executive Office Center; 3500 Wesf 8Uih 51r�etiM�nr��.. q�� .lis, Minnesota 55431�(612) 831-1000 CITY OF MF.NDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO T0: City Council FROM: Paul R. Berg Code Enforcement Officer November 9, 1983 G SUBJECT: Request for Building Permit Approval for Mendota Heights Business Center, Phase II and Phase III •• I have received a letter of request from Marc Cella, Project Development Manager, requesting to be before Council for full building permits approval for Phase II and Phase III. Council may recall that on October 18 and November lst, footing and foundation permits were approved for 2520 Pilot Knob Road, Phases II and III. 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'- ----- d.,.... minneapolis - s� paul, mtnnesota . robert I. boland, inc. arct�itect 0 l i . � Y, �� CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNiY, R'iINNESOTA RESOLUTION NO. 33- tZESOLUTION RATIFYING FINDIIJGS OF THE CITY COUN� RESOLUTTON NO. 81-28, AND NIAKING CERTAIN ADDTT FINDINGS IiJ CONNECTION WITti TAX INCREF�lENT DIST A, B, AND C PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED BY T�iE CITY i�iENDOTA HEIGHTS e MADE IN ^ TS �JH�REAS, the City of �iendota Heights on May 5, 1981, pursuant to Resolution 81-28 (tne "Resolution"), establi hed Developnent District Number 1 and established Tax Increm nt Districts A, B, and C. j•�H�FEAS, the Resolution set forth the statutor basis for the finding that these tax increment districts const'tuted redevelopment projects pursuant to i�Iinnesota Statutes Se tion 273.73, subd. l0o However, in citing tlle statutory lang age, certain statutory language was inadvertently omitted. NOV�+ , THEREFORE, BE IT �SOLVED BY THE CITY COUI�jCIL OF TH�, CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS, as follo�as : � 1. The City does hereby ratify and confirri th establishment of Tax Increment District A and the parcel of land within Tax Increment District A shall be those parc ls designated A under the caption "property categories" lis ed in the attached Exhibit A. 2. Tax Increment Distr�ict A qualifies as a re ment project pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 273. Subdivision 10 because the land within Tax Increment Dis A is predominantly occupied by buildings, streets, utili or other im�rovements and 20� of the buildings are struc substandard and an additional 3�� of the buildings are f to require substantial renovation or clearance in order rernove such e�isting conditions as: inadequate street 1 incompatible uses of land use relationships, overcrowdin Duildings on the land, excessive dwelling unit density, buildinga �zot suitable for imnrovenent or conversion, or identified hazards to the health, safety and general �eel of the community. evelop- 3, rict ies urally yoat, of bsolete other being 3. The City does hereby ratify and confirrt th establishment of Tax Increment District B and the parcel of land within Ta� Incrertent Dis-trict B shall be those parcels d signated B under the cantion "property categories" listed in the ttached Exhibit A. 4. Tax Tncrement District B qua33f�es as a red ment project pursuant �o Minnesota 5tatutes Section 273.7 Subdivision lfl because the land in Tax Increment D1St�1Ct blighted and not predominantly occupied by buildings, str utilities or other improvements, and at least 80� of the acreage of �uch land has a fair market value upon inclusi the redevelopment district with, when added to the estima cost of preparing that land for use including utilities, exceeds its anticipated fai.r market value after completia such preuaration. 5o The City dae� hereby ratify and con�irm t lishment of Tax Increment District C and the parcels of s�rithin �ax Increment District C shall be thase parcel.s C under the caption "property categora.es" listed in the Exhibit Aa 6. Tax Increment District C qualifies as a re project pursuant ta i�Iinnesota 5tatutes Section 2'73.73, S l0 because the land in Tax Increment District C is bligh not predominant3y occupied by buildings, streets, utilit other impravements, and at least 80� of the total acreag land has a�air market value upan 131G�,t1S 'lOI1 in the redev district with, when added to the estimated cost of prepa land for use including utilities, if any, eXceed� its an �air market value after completion of such preparation. velop- ► B is ets, �tal n in . ed f any, o£ estab- signated ttached evelopment bdivision ed and es or of such lopment ing that icipated '7. Certain capital and administration cas�ts t be financed from the proceeds of the $1,000,000 General Obl gation Tax Increment Bonds of 1980 consist of the �oilowing pub ic improvement� which benefit certain parcels of land contai ed in Tax Increment Districts �, B, and C as foliaws: . � a. Phase 1 and 2 0� tha public ir.iprovemen s (water, streets, storm sewer} for the MAC proj ct listed as Project 1 an page 10 of the Tax Incr ment Financing Plan adapted by the City an May 5, ]. 81 (the "Plan"). b. Phase 1 of the street improvements for Pilot �nob Road Iisted as Project 7 on �aage 14 of th Plan, and c. The rai].road �crossing tor �the industr park listed as part of Project 13 on page 1.0 Plan. � 8. The �indings set forth i.n the Resolutian hereby ratified, adopted and confirmed. -z- the 1983. ATTESTa City Clerk 0 r Adapted by the C3.ty Council this 15th day of C�TY COUP7CIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS �� - 3-- , r:a � Parcel No. � � .:�.. .p.�..� �.� �.�i i. `� !_� ' � `:Ei�L':� �1�°Prl�� .YwgllL�•.y:yu�+ ,-s171r)i r��r•r i c^vF'�I� ^a!'r�� mra,�a�a .. �- -- . . _ . -. � �X� 1 �l ,r . , . � . Property Identification No. TAX INCREMENT'DISTRICT . 1 Size Struc�ures (Acres) Property Categories � Taxable Value '80 _-� 1 27 33800 O10 00 1.52 A 3.120 _ 2 27 72500 082 00 SF 6.26 A(20$) 14.592 3 27 04000 O10 26 4.35 A 8.880 4 27 57000 060 O1 SF Comm 10.27 A(20�;) Exempt 5 27 57000 061 O1 .50 A Exempt 6 27 57000 070 O1 SF :�.30 A(20$) ___ 5_L656 7 27 57000 080 O1 � SF .70 • A(200) 14�gg2 ' 8 27 57000 090 O1 SF �g A(2��) 9,8G4 9 27 57000 091 02 � ,1 27 A )Exempt 10 27 57000 O11 02 SF • .54 A ________ 9,976 11 27 57000 020 02 .54 A 3.280 12 27 57000 022 02 SF ' 1.22 � A 5.826___ 13 27 57000 030 02 :60 ' A 3.280__ 14 27 57000 031 02 .49 � A 1.000__ 15 � 27 57000 040 02 ' 1.28 A 2.000__ 16 27 57000 050 02 .6G A 1.040 �_i -� - . • l�arcel Zc3entificatian . - _ �i2e . ' - � � �'�ope�t� Ta �.e ro. No. Structu.-�� .:res) C-a ategorie�. � Va� : 1980 --1? _ 27 57000 051 _02 ___„_ SF ,...N_._._._,.._.__._�30_ .�1 (20$) .5►068 �,,�_. _ 27 57000 071 Ci2 2---�F ..�.,_. __..y 1. 65__.�_....._...__�._.�,.�......._.._.__. A(20�)�._.._ __•_._�. 10 _$16._ _. 19 27 57000 p81 p2 __......_r _._.__._..._ ..._M ._.�._�� _ �_.__ A _ __._...._.__.....�_ $40 _?a �.._.._...27 57Q00.131.Q2_.....__._....� .__.��_._:�..._ Z�..23...._. _._._.._..___......_.____. A. (20�)..__w..._.._.._..13,056 �__._.�, _�.. 27 04100 O10 16 _____--SF _.. ,�....._._..,.�.1.04...._.....� .._...._..r.,..._.._....�_..�A .......,�.........._._.. Exern,�r ._._._.... 22 27 04100 dll 16 _�_ �_�._ 2_75' � }� Exempt 2 SF . 3.42 ._._.� _ A 20�y _ 10 24 27 03340 02{} 03 • SF _ .28 B 5,848 25 27 03300 012 03 SF » 2.64 _� �....;.___.._—.... � 13.084 2�C 2? 033Q4 Q14 04 �.43 B 5,472 . 2ry 27 03300 031 78 � 2•51 g 9rp72 . ... ' 28 27 03300 011 78 COMM 3. 50 . � 20. 9'76 '29 27 43300 042 �8 � 7.07 g 18.'720 78 COMM 2.5p g 147,4�7 31 27 03300 441 78 2•62 g 6,096 � . � 32 27 3G450 02I OI COMM 2.56 ! � _ , 86,835 34 27. 3645fl Q30 41 � COMM 4.G0 •._._ _. � �_ 803,520 35 . 27 36450 040 O1 COMNS � �.32 •• r� 25:968 Aa2 rY�l�l��' ��1 1 ^ I��I YYI • -- M��MI�rl�ll�� Y�I��I J i'arcc2 No. 1>ra}�erty idenCificatirsn To. Size Structures � (Acr�s? Property Taxable Categozies� Value '80 36 27 Ib30d 040 O1 � I.00 ' B 6,048 37 27 16300 030 O1 ` 1.40 B 6,048 3g � 27 16300 420 41 � �-,16 ' � 8, 736 39 27 16300 O10 O1 � 1.67 B 6,0p0 � 40 _ 27 26300 03d 02 _� 2.5a 8 15,264 41 27 16300 02Q 02 � ._._... _��...5� ,_.._ � 15, 264 27' 10 02 2.55 8 15,312 . 43� ' 27 4830d 010 03 �• • 2.11 • , A 12,6?2 ' �}�} 27 4830Q 420 03 2•la A 9,456 :a 45 27 48300 030' p3 '' 2.10 ' � A 9.456 ...., �46 � 27 48300 440 03 2.10 ' A 9,456 i � 47 27 48300 OIO 04 2.05 � A 9,216 ,- 48 27 4830fl 024 04 � �•Q5 A 9.216 4g 27 48300 030 04 ' 2.05 A 9,216 �� ' 27 �s3oa o4a 0� 2.d5 A 9,216 ? 48300 Q5Q 04 2.Q5 9,216 52 27 48300 q10 05 '�:G� OMITTED --- � 53 27 4830fl 080 03 2.I1 ' ' B 1.2:672 � 59� � 27 48300 0?0 Q3 � 2.10 .. g • 6.288 m A-3 Parcel Tdentification ' � '� . . ` � •� Size . ', Property ��bZ� No. No. � Struc�ures cresj � • �ateqories , — - . . • ue. 80 55 27 48300 060 03 _ ' 2•Z� oMITTED - _„_, 56 27 48300 O50 03 � 2.14 pMITTED -- 57 27 48300 100 09 2•Q5 ' p�ZT�� - 58 " 27 48300 090 Q4 ��____� � 2.05 pMITTED ___ -- _,,,� 59 27 48300 08d 04 �� ' 2.05 OMITTED._ '- . 6Q 27 48300 070 44 �...._r. 2. Q5 ' ' OMITT�D 27 4$340 060 t}4 1,60 OMITTED ��- 62 2? 48340 020 f}5 � QMITTED - � 63 27 48300 Q14 06 3•�� • B 22,560 . � �� 64 27 48300 020 06 3.60 • g 10,080 ' � 65 27 48300 03'0 06 • 7.�`� B' � 25 8 2 i . ' I 66 27 48300 04p 06 �•�� CIMITTED -- ' 1 �� 2� �ssoo o5a o6 �.za _ � QMIT'xED 27 4830q 06Q Ob � IITTED --- 69 27 03�Q0 O10 50 SFJComm.• 5.00 • g � a� 70 ' 27 03400 020 �28 C�M►�i 9.49 B �4.807 ?2 - 27 44850 02�. 00 1.23 ' A 1rI?2 • ?3 2? 03400 430 28 SF 3•�2 � • A(20�} 14,256 . A-h , .1 r ...-i`�;'�.+, IIP�f:'L'=F'i 3 � � . . . ... � ..:. ,_.,r..s:r...;.t�...:...:r:rM.'eii.'.`kn`�W4!:3i:'.1`!¢T,};,.:t:.�:r�tz:'J'•.ieKSf�Yr�PS.��r:�S"y�>,—r".^—,9:'�?i7=M'.,. v-.i�t��Z°I��a:::;"._�+',1i's4�1i�:�ti��:��ii`it;1��:'.�;^-•:-'.:�f�=`.7'�L�-... a��r:a��w�r�.....' �areel ic3entif5.cation . . . Si�e . . Praper�y Taxab2e Na. No. � Structure: � :r�s) . ' . '. � � Categories .. " �ze '8Q � . 4 74 27 Q390Q 040'27 w 2.16 � g 8.784 �. 75 27 03400 030 27 SF 1.3 B 3�080 � _ 76 27 03400 020 27 `� �•�� B 12,86Q __,_.,�..r ..� �� _ �7� �„ �7 03400 O10 27 _...... .,,,,_..�. __. 1.8 __ B� 7.344 � ., . 78 ,� 27 fl41Q0 013 36 , .�.,�.�SF , 5.1 � ,' A i30$j 9,864 i 79 27 04100 016 36 SF 5•1 � • A(30'9a) 7►014 80 27 0410p 014 36 SI' 4.10 p�3Q�y ��q(}a € _ .; t 81 ' 27 04100 015 36 ' SF _ 1.00 A f30�) 6, 354 -,`. ."I . ' • ' � 82 2? OA300 011. 36 SF � 2.04 � `p �p�) � 15,6$8 ,.� 83 � 8 2? 2840Q 090 05 .49• p Exempt �,� 85 . • . �y 27 28400 Q70 05 SF � .41 , ' A(30�) ' 12,636 x� --87 27 28400 050 OS SF .34, . A(3p�) 7,7I8 `i 88 � � a 89 27 28400 04Q 05 SF .41 . A(3pgy 11,60Q , . 9 27 28�100 020 05 SF .2I p, {3p�� . 5,93G 410 05 SF 2.17 � A(30�? 6,838 92 2? 28400 171 04 2 SF •62 A(30�) �,Z$� ' ') .s� •T � A ' z,:�8o 9g 2� as�ao i�i o� sF - •�a ' n t3a�� _, s�o '9S 27 28400 140 04 � ' •24 � A 1,360 . , � • . . . A�5 F'arc�l i�0 . l�ro��erty Identificati�n N°• _ ,' 5ize Structuie� • � (ncres) �roperty • .xable Categories Value '80 „��_,_ __27 28400 131 04 ^ _ • ` • �9 A ' S20 _�7 _ 27 28400 130 04 __.�._...�_.. Sr _.___ �. .34 _ ---- A (30$) 8,312 98 ' < ~ �9 27 28400 110 04 _ SF �_� �.29 A(30�) 12,076 100 ' � 101 27 28400 090 04�_ SF .48 �` A(30�) 11,432 rY 102 . • SF . 103 27 28400 080 04 SF .31 A(30�) 10,256 104 � � — � _... __ _.�� _ 105 27 28400 060 04 SF .31 A(30�) 12,160 SF .34 A (30�)- ---- _10,_452 _]�07 � 27 28400_030 04 .41 p _ 15,184 _ 108 27 28400 O10 04 .96 p 3,720 109 27 28400 120 03 1.29 • p, 3,880 110 111 27 28400 110 03 SF •37 ' A(30�) 11,908 112 SF � 113 27 28400 090 03 •37 � A(30�) 9,456� ' 115 116 27 28400 070 03 SF ' 1.11 A(30�) 19,748 0 03 27 2l�400 030 03 O10 0 3 .18 .18 .18 A A 3,400 � 3,400 3,400 120 27 28400 020 03 1:85 p, 3,400 121 .27 28400 110 02 SF .35 ' A(30�) 3,4Q0 121A 27 28400 111 02 ' 1.79 , ' A ' 13,196 . . A-6 ; ii I I��ei�I��l�f �+I�Ifa1 a�� r1 I��Iq " 'I�. -��I I-�� Parce2 Z�entificaL-ion fio. No. _ . Strucrurus Size . ' Property cres)• , • Categories Taxable ae ' 80 L� ' 27 28400 090 b2 � .87 A 3,400 123 . � 129 27 28400 091 02 ' 5F .44 A(�q$) 12�8$$ m 125 • 27 28400 070 02 - .26 ' � 5,7b£i 126 ' � 27 28400 Ob0 02 . SF .56 A{30�j 8,35& 12'I . _.._ _.,._.�.�..._ 128 27 28400 052 02 SF - .42 • A t30g} ' 8,818 129 27 28404 044 02 SF � ,34 � A t34�} 3,400 130 2? 2840Q 420 02 SF .2? A{3p�} 9,556 .:._ _ SF 2.35 A (30�) 14,966 t 133 134 135 . . ' �O 13? 138 339 27 28400 080 Ol � �.60 . A 59 832 a 140 27 75200 070 05 COMM •22 A(30�) 1 920 27 75200 050 OS COMM .32 A ( 30�) 142 27 75200 020 05 GOMM .21 A(30$) 1 920 27 7S20q 421 OS COMM .87 . A(30�) aoo 4ao as CF� a C4MM ' SF .24 .so ' A i30�j A (30�}. 146 2? 75200 160 05. COMM .VG A 1�{�0� � f?(�� • 'i —�� ' .62 • � A i30�si 4 752 s 148 � 2.7 "75200 330 Q5 ..25 ' A Exempt 149 2? 75200 180 05 •25 • A Exem t . - , �. , • . � � . 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(�lcres ) 13.70 ' .41 � �Property � Cate�ories A (30�) .ucable Val�te ' 80 _ 9, 584 --- 152 27 66500 020 00 SF .43 � A(30$) 3 220 r. ....__ `.._.___ _...._.._...__---___._..._..—___._.____.. ----- ---�� _ _.___..--•— �c-- -- _._..J..t`.�._ ______.`__. 27 6G500 . 030 00 .�__._....----�_._.M... ____ ._.__.a.. __44_._._�_._. �__. ___..__.r�._.�___. _ .._A__ _ _..' _ ._ _ . . _._ . . .3 r 248 _,_ .� ` ._�,5g,�,__,_ 27 66500 040 00 ,__.�_ � 55 �._ 27 66500 060 00 _ _�_SF .46 __ A.__..__.__.___.._.�_..._�2�.384. � � •9 A (30�) 12 804 ' ---- —• ----•--.____ . . �...__� --�--- _�.� i " ' 156 27 66500 061 00 - SF,_--_._ _f�` 9 -__._--_.�___....____._�_ ....._A_(30$) ._._ ._ 924 - ! � '�� 1S7 � 27_66_500 062 00 SF •9 � A(30�) 9 324 I - - -- -- — — ----__ . ._.� ______.. ,_ ______ � _1�8 27 03400 O10 77 --- � 4^Ol _.------._.__,--.-----A-----.._..�____. 15�_ 27 03400 O10 76 1•57 OMITTED____ 1980 PIN (03400 012 7R, 1981 PIN)6.95 �� 27 48200 O10 03 � 2.9 A OMITTED 9 �2 96 . ,i 162 27 48200 020 02 � 2•9 A 15,648 163 27 48200 030 02 • ' 1•98 A 11,712 164 27 48200 040 02 2•39 p 14,112 165 27 48200 050 02 ' • 2•56 � p 15►312 166 '� 27 48200 O1'0 02 ` 2• 51 p 16, 272 167 � 27 41300 013 14 . . � 6.41 -� _ OMITTED --- ' �• 1G8 " 27 03500 O10 52 29 • 23 OMITTED --- ' • A-8 �+c, i�..�r�r�i++�erl.��.1 er �i.i �We.�r�� . i r��l,�rt�. , , , , .; . . . r,�rccl tc�enti ti c:ati��;� � • • • �� • � � Sizc� � •� � ` Property '^axable tio. . Nc�. • Struct:u�� ' i�lc1�_s) � � • • Categories_ ialue °80 �.��.�.r. �..��r��rt«�...� .. �. . i' _- _ - - • ' �1 • __.163_...___._..._._._----•27�.35QQ Q].0. 8..]. _--_.....___..---• - -•--....--- - -.___ _.___ ____._ 50. 50 M...w.._... __._..___ ______._.._._.OMITTED . ... ._.._...._- -- == ...._._.._ _._._lZII_.__._..�________2Z._Q2�O�Q44�? �_______---.... _ 2_.COMM _.. ._*.._.. .._.�.-----•- .80 ..__._...._.. ....__.._.__..�._._......___.__A.. (20�) ....... ... . _.._23..650.--.... � .�.1.71�._ 27�22.�Q.�Q39 5? .----.__._ __._.1:Public_ Safety _�_` 20 _,....__...�__...___�__..�_�__ A. (20�)_. .. .._.._ ExemPt _�_- ._�_17Z----.__._._.__�7�4.25.Q2 Q2]._52�._..-•------.._....._? Public_Safet�► �---•- _15 --•--- ------_..._....... ..__. _._ .... . .. . A_�20$). _._._.._.___ Exem.Pt_._. ._,.. _ I� .._---L33---_._._..___._....__2ZQ25Q4_Q2.Q_S2_.....�.__._ �___�Purlic _Safet�► ._------- 16.__.___ __._.__.__._'.-•----..._......._._ _..A_..�20$) .. ._.._.._ .�xemP.t _..____ , __._._1Z!1�_ ��_�Z 02600 040 30 .,----._._._. _ 1_.SF�--1- �omm. _.___. 3.25 .�___.. ..__.�_.._....__._._._.._A_.(.20�)_--.---.---10,080.--- -- , --�__ _175__.. __....______..27 16400 250_00_...._._�.._------ 1_.ST.-•--._� �.-� 3= �1 --------- --..._�.�.__.__A_ Z20�;)--. _._--•---- 13,32s3 ----- -- �176 _ 27 29000 121 06 • __ � __ 26`63 ,�` . - �g�---�---- Exempt r__-- 177 27 03300 040 O1 _� 4. 40 ---- -- ----� .._.^ B �'_ Exempt--- ____�_7g 27 03300 030 O1 --- -.+_..__. .—��60____.-.-_-�_..._...._._..___�.._.__.__.__B_...._...._.._____._Exempt---.._-- 179 27 03300 020 O1 ' �r_ • 80 __ _ B_____ Exempt � 180 27 03300 O10 O1 1.30 B _ Exempt � lgi 27 03300 O10 02 3 w00 • _ B ___: _ Exempt ___ , _�g2 27 03300 O11 03 • 8_86 � B �_��Exempt 183 27 03300 020 02 ' 2,.19 _ � B ' Exempt � �g� 27 71250 020 O1 _' .04 �_ _ B^---.w. r_Exempt _�+ .) .,� .185 27 71250 021 O1 _ � ��_, -- — X�� --.. 1�6 �27 71250 030 O1 ' • 26 �� .��_ B Exempt ______�,$,7 27 71250 031 Ol ^_ _w . 04_• B,� �_ __�xempt ' . . �� . � • A-9 �.�,�.� � ,...��.�� ..�_... . - — ----...___......__....,......_.. .....,_.,..,�• �rcx4`rtvsuorrr�tcW.►.7y1 ic+7:�" ,�._..51a�d't�t':i!'1:4�,'�C:1t'4'I�i'�t�:.i.�'�''f�i:'9��7':��j�j;`''f!;i:u:y=li�� . Paz:c:cl Identif.i.c.-�tic�iZ � : � Si�L .. � Praperty Taxabls ��'�:.._.. , Nc>�.____..._.__.......... . �L•rur.t�.+a•�� iicr��} . 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Property Taxable St:: actur��s �cres) ' �ategories ��e ' 80 .._._._.._.__ __._. __._.__. _..._..__...�.�_ _�.07 27 71250 050 02____ ---._..._._^_ �_ . 31 g_._. ._.r __ Exem t �208 . 27 71250 060 02 _ _ __ r • 31 B ,____,,__ _ Exempt , ' i p2 9 . 27 71250 070 02 �_�____.;_�._, _�_ 31 . B _�_ ,_. Exem t_ . _�Q�_ 27 71250 080 02 ___.__..._�_ __..__ •31 --.---._____._ B Exempt �.___ �t t 27' 71250 90 02 - _ �_. .31 , B_��,__ •-�-��gmpt - 212 27 71250 100 02 __ •31 � B_� , ExemEt, . . • • � . 213 27 71250 110 02 � 31 g �_ �__ Exempt 7t4 27 71250 120 02 •31 ' B _ Exempt �1� 27 71250 130 02 • 31 ' B!__^ Exem,�t _ e, ;� . - . 2�6 27 71250 140 02 •31 B_!, Exempt � 1 !_ 27 03400 010. 26 _ 1_00 _ B.__ Exempt � �„218 27 03400 020 26 ' 4.1 ' . g _ Exempt II �t9 27 03400 030� 26 0.83 � B Exempt_ . �,2Q 2,Z 48300 0�1 O1 1 Comm. 1.36 B 13,008 221 27 03300 030 03 2 Comm. 3�37 B 111,112 �,p2 27 03300 040 03 SF 2•57 B � 20,244 3300 O50 03 ,� .. 4 Comm. –1 --=-- 2.43 , - - --- B — 7.440 224 � 27� 03300 020 75 1 Comm. 1•89 � B _ 102,512 225 • � 27 03300 031 78 ' l. 84 • � g g, p � 2 ` . • •. � a-�� ... .. . ..v.w..av�� • vi�wv . 1 y—r,_j . Nn. No. _ " " � wtruc:tures _ (�lcres•� .' . . . __ . ; � ' _� Categori.es . , 3�u� '$� 7$ 8 3.Q2 l.l]. . � • � �_ 22i� _. 27 03300 070 78 ______��q�un• . 5�90 B _22.� _.��.27 03300 020 7,��J,_.__.._._._.�...__._� 1�.. Co?��.__.___.._.. �.�4p � B ._._ ____ _ 2�� _ i,�7 36450 O10 O1 � ..�._Gs�?nl� _..�.._ 3«35 � B_. _�..._� ��t 2? 36450 O10 42 I C_amm. 3•�� B , ��3 �.23 9_' . ._��_..__� 03 SF` 1.94 2 3' S 23.41 .3.3b 5.83 8 � �Z•��7=i� . , 237 27 04IQ0 Q14 42 17.0 � � C � Exempt� f � , , I - I -�{ Omittgd �� -56 Exemp� � �, 163 + B - ll �4t�,��.2 / , C - SI., 433 ` . ' " 5,474�528 . . �. � � � . , . , _ _, . ' , ' . A��.2 � . ' � `,y; ,�„n 'r,�„��.�ar,w, �'{� .��y lS'j'� '.`?�,�.4 3r:F�;;:.i�j`it:{:�i��.'��i;i.��;,1�.�,F;'.�' ' . • ,' Y.� .-r:P g..�:s ,�,i.�,��a;�+.^�.q.Rr•�t�rY y�g a"�."jw•�. � f� w + �•� ')i>. :.%� �...: �' _ . �.k�y';� ;€k_r. � {: xy.+ ..: �z ` r.. 'w 1' t �.,.,�, .. . _ . . .. . , . �+-"` :�' .�±-71.;.r .'�� ".�..` -4"+.i.""%.. ��fi�� _ 1�r' '�, +'-�H+�.'��.f:_��z;*5�-�:..�h�a2}.4!=�1•.- �.t'.t�'t.4`..�.AY:�'�s�w�„li��:. .""':�—:T'.. .'i". ... . �. .,:iK'.'.._.. .�%w'1�r,aTFhv.E':,isa t `n.+t t 3;. s.�.. ��...__ ' t._ �e. . . • CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS �� November 8, �L983 T0: City Council FRONI : Kevin D. Frazell '''�� City Administrator Designee SUBJECT: Progress Report on Compensation Plan and Request for Workshop � One of my first responsibilities in Mendota Heights is to come u new compensation plan for the fifteen employees not represented by a unit. Much of the background has been completed, and I expect to be with a recommendation for Council consideration by the end of this mo purpose of this memo is to advise Council of my timeline for the rema the project, and to request Council to convene a workshop session on November 29th, to consider the proposal. Discussion By Thursday, November lOth,� a job description for each City posi me. I have completed a comparison of our salaries with those in all area cities of populations of 5�,000 - 10,000, and also with surroundi cities. In addition, I have developed a rating system to compare Me positions with one another. I will be meeting with Orvil and the Cit heads next week (week of November 14th) to review this approach and s back. Following receipt of all job descriptions and the department heac will finalize a compensation schedule, and recommend the placement of fifteen positions on a particular step. I am requesting that Council workshop session on Tuesday, November 29th, to review the recommendat: the justification thereiore. We can then address and incorporate whal Council may raise. A final plan will be submitted for Council adoption on either De� 20th, along with a list of recommended specific salaries for 1984. Capital Improvement Plan Orvil has suggested that we also use the November 29th workshop and consideration of the 1984 Capital Improvement Plan. Action Required with a �rgaining -epared :h. The ider of iesday, ion is due to etropolitan g, larger �� dota Heights 's department licit feed- meeting, I each of the convene a ons, and ever concerns ':ember 6th or r review Establishment of a workshop session at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, Nov mber 29th, (or some other mutually convenient date) to consider staff recommenda ions for the compensation plan and 1984 Capital Improvement Plan. CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO November 8, T0: City Council FROM: Edward F. Kishel City Engineer SUBJECT: Approve and Endorse Plans for Widening Mendota Heights Road East of Trunk Highway 149, including Bicycle Path Job No. 8317A Improvement No. 83, Project No. 7A Staff has completed modifing Mn/DOT plans for completion of Mendo Heights Road east of Trunk Highway 149. Bids are to be received ' December 1983. Roadway widenin� and sidewalk to be paid for from State Aid funds The modified drawings and letter of request will be submitted to Mn/ T State Aid. Staff requests Council authorize Mayor to endorse the revised dra ings. Drawings will be available for endorsement on Tuesday, November 1 � "� 1 State Project 1982-77 (3 State Project 1982-75,77 Fed. Proj. I 35E-4 i158) Fed. Proj. I 35E-4 (147) R E S 0 L U T I 0 N At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, held the E=390) (494=393) on day of , 1983, the following Resolution was �ffered by , ; seconded by , to wit: WI�REAS the Commissioner of Transportation for the State of Minnesota has prepared: plans, special provisions, and specifications for the impro ement of Trunk Highway No. 390 and 393, renumbered as Trunk Highway No. 35E an 494, within the corporate limits of the City of Mendota Heighta, on TH 35E from 0.3 mi. So. to 0.6 mi. No. of CSAH 26 and on TH 55 to 0.5 mi. W. of TH 14 ; and seeks the approval thereof; NOW, THEN, BE IT RESOLVED that said plans and special provisions for the im- provement of said Trunk Highway within said corporate limits of the C'ty, be and hereby are approved including the elevations and grades as shown and onsent ia hereby given to any and all changes in grade occasioned by said const uction. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City does hereby agree to require the parking of all vehicles, if such parking is permitted within the corporate limit of said City, on said Trunk Highway, to be parallel with the curb adjacent to the highway, and at least 20 feet from any crosswalks on all public stree s intersecting said trunk highway. Upon the call of the roll, the following council members voted in favpr of the � �: t: � CZTY OF MENDOTA•H�IGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE N0. 203 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0, 1109 The City Council of. the Gity of Mendata Heights, M innesata, orda�ns as fo7.iows : SECTZON l. Ordinance No. 1109, known and referred to as "An Ord'nance Prohib7_ting the Parking a.f Vehicles on Public Streets During and Follo a.ng SnowfalZ; Prohibiting the Construction or Maintenance af Structures ar Objects on Public Streets; and Irnposing Penalties for the Violation o� this Or inance" is hereby acnended 3n the follawing respect= A. Section 1 of saa.d Ord inance is amended in 3ts entirety so tha�C as so amended, said paragraph shall read as follows: I SECTION l. Na person shall park any vehicl.e upon any stree� ar oad in the City far more than thirty (30) minutes during the time intervening between a snowfall and the plowing or removal thereaf. SEGTION 2. Thi.s Ordinance shall be in full foree and effect f its publication according to 1aw. Enacted and ordained into an Ordinance this 15th day of November, 1983.� CITY OF MENDOTA HEZGHTS By Robert G. Lock�,rood Mayor ATTEST : Kathleen M. Swanson Ci�y Clerk and af ter CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE N0. 204 AN ORDINANC� AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 901 The City Council of the City of M endota �?eights, M innesota, ord follows : i5 as SECTION 1. Ordinance No. 901, known and referred to as "An Ordi ance Defining Nuisances, Prohibiting Their Creation or Maintenance and Providinp a P nalty for Violation Thereo£", is hereby amended in the following respect: The following paragraph is hereby added to Section 4 of said Ord�nance: 4.17 Depositing onto public rights-of-way any snow removed private properties. SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect fr its publication according to law. Enacted and ordained into an Ordinance this 15th day of November, 1983, ATTEST: Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk . CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood Mayor and after 0 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS M EVI O T0: City Council FROM: Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk November 10, 1983 SUBJECT: Certification of Delinquent Sewer Rental Accounts A proposed resolution to certify 32 delinquent sewer useage charg s is attached for your review and consideration. On October lst, notices of delinquency, which are required by Ordinance, were submitted to all of the residents included in the list. All parties were notified that unless payment was remitte by November lst, the delinquency plus a$25.00 penalty would be certified to the Co nty Auditor. The number of properties on the list is generally consistent with the p st three years. Research of three past resolutions indicates that there are 17 ew accounts delinquent, eight have been delinquent once, six have been delinquent t ice, and five have been delinquent in each of the past three years. At the November lst Council meeting, there was a brief discussion and direction to staff to research an increase in penalty provisions or application o interest. We have done some basic research in this regard, but are not yet prepa ed for a report and recommendation. We anticipate completion of research and su mission of•; a report to you at the December 6th meeting, so that a change in polic,y if one is approved by the Council, can be implemented in 1984. We recommend your adoption of the attached resolution. 0 CIfiY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesata RESdLUTIpN NQ. 83- RESOLUTION CERTIFYING DELINQUENT SANITARY SEWER R�NTAL CHARGES TO THE DAKOTA COUNTY AUDITOR FOR COLL�CTION WITH REAL ESTATE TAXES WHEREAS, under the provisions of Ordinance No. $03 adopted by the C of the City of Mendota ?ieights an August 6, 1974, it is provided th rental charges due the Ci�y for the use of the City's sanitary sewe no� paid within thirty (30} days after the mailing af a statement t sarne shall be collected and the collecta.on Chereo£ enforced in the in all respects as county and state real estate Caxes subject to li. cosCs, and interest charges, and ty Council t if sewer system are erefare, the ame manner e penalty, WI�EREAS, the City Cl.erk has advised the City Council Chat the Cotal sewer rental charges due the Gity as of November 1, 1983, for sanitary sewer ser ice furnished the properties herein.after described situated within the City have at been paid, and WHEREAS, the City Clerk has further advised the City Council that a written state- ment for said sewer rental charges due �he City as of November 1, 1 83, has been sent to the last knawn owner o� each af said prapertias and that ma e than �hirty (30) days have e].apsed sittce the mailing of said statement, and WHEREAS, said properties are al1 situated in the City of Mendata He'ghts in Dakota Caunty, Minnesata and the legal descra.ption af said propertz s, the name and address af the last knawn awner thereof, and the total. amount o sanitary sewer rental. charges due for each of said parcels through November , 19$3, are more particul.arly described as follows: Name and Address Legal Descrip�ian T tal Amount Due Geanina McMillen �540 West Annapolis Bernard Abramson 68$ Arcadia Drive L. A. Anderson 1066 Avanti Drive Garolyn M, Lillo 1034 Brampton Place David C. Bye 1052 Chippewa Avenue Robert J. Emery 1183 Dodd Road 27-57540-1Q0-OI 27-37600-040-05 27-44950-130-03 27-I5200-010-01 27-4920d-120-02 � a�-ossoo-a2o-i2 84.00 I16.00 80.00 124.94 b0.00 80.00 ' Name and Address Abdul Kayoum 7Q6 First Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Zapata 536 Fremont Avenue Neil Baker 680 South Freeway Road Thomas Sirek 1219 Highway 110 Joseph Exner 531 Junction Lane Douglas B. Locke 1778 Overlook Lane Eugene Engelmann 1779 Overlook Lane Roy Henderson 1095 Overlook Road William Fischer 1812 Rolling Green Curve N. T. Krebsbach 1832 Twin Circle Drive Resident 2007 Victoria Road Michael Coonan 2237 Apache Street Elwood Lastine 2336 Apache Street Marjorie A. Bacnis 2353 Apache Court ,��C�1tR$�ii c= �on nr,.,.i. n.,...-,.. James Farnsworth 1090 Cullen Street Jon M. Osterhus 690 Decorah Lane Bernard Latner 2135 Fox Place Bruce A. Levine 803 Hazel Court Legal Description 27-41200-040-01 27-57500-110-02 27-38600-070-04 27-15600-012-00 27-49200-040-01 27-32800-020-03 27-32800-040-02 27-32800-010-01 27-64700-010-01 27-44955-160-01 27-64700-070-02 27-27800-090-07 27-27800-090-18 27-19850-080-05 �onn n�n n7 L/ L 27-19150-130-00 27-19850-060-04 27-27800-070-02 27-31900-060-00 Total Amount Du� $ 90.80 - 40.00 80. 00 53.60 199.40 19$.60 162.?_0 93.80 60.00 80.00 . 92.40 38.31 103.20 85.40 '��@6- $�.�� 86.40 107.60 60.00 a Name and Address I. Kanevsky 750 Keokuk Lane Al Neumann 2329 Kressin Avenue Gary Ettreim 1794 Lexington Ave. South Mrs. D. Anderson 751 Mohican Lane Bill Fischer 2342 Swan Drive Jerome Peterson 2066 Theresa Street � �iner Ross 2140 Timmy. Street Legal Description 27-27800-060-18 27-64500-120-00 27-02300-014-53 27-27800-190-19 27-64550-120-00 27-19100-220-03 27-19150-060-00 T tal Amount Due $ 93.80 80.00 80.00 102.20 80.00 88.20 101.70 NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the Cit of Mendota Heights, Minnesota as follows: 1) That the total of said sanitary sewer rental charges set f rth above is hereby adopted and confirmed as the proper unpaid sanitary sewer rental charges due for the above described properties through Nov mber 1, 1983, for each of said lots, pi:eces and parcels of land respecti ely, and the current charge against each such parcel of land shall be a lien concurrent with general taxes upon such parcels and all thereof. 2) That the total amount of said sanitary sewer rental charg s shall be payable with general taxes for the year 1983 collectible in 1984 ( ow designated by statue as real estate taxes payable in 1984). 3) That the City Clerk shall prepare and transmit to the Cou ty Auditor a certified copy of this resolution with the request that e�ch of said amounts shall be extended upon the proper tax lists of th county to be thereafter collected in the manner provided by law. 4) That a$25.00 service charge will be added to each delinq ent sewer account in accordance with Ordinance No. 157 amending Ordinance N. 803. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this 1S h day of November, 1983. ATTEST: Kathleen M. Swanson, City Clerk CITY COUNCI� CITY OF MEN OTA HEIGHTS sy Robert G. �ockwood, Mayor CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS M E"I O November 10, 1983 T0: City Council FROM: Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk SUBJECT: Sewer Useage Rate Increase In response to the discussion and direction at the November lst m eting regarding the proposed 1984 Utility Fund Budget, we have prepared a pro osed resolution to adjust useage rates. The rates proposed reflect a$1.00 5.3%) per quarter increase in the minimum residential rate, and approximately the same percentage increase in all other rates. We recommend your adoption of the proposed resolution. � �. . CITY Or MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION N0. 83- RESOLUTION SETTING SEWER RENTAL CHARGES FOR SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS, MULTIPLE DWELLINGS, AMENITY STRUCTURES, SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL USERS WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 803 provides that the sewer rental charges for the use of the City municipal sewer system by any single family residence, duplex, school, church, public building, multiple family dwelling, commercial r industrial user shall be determined from time to time'by Resolution of the City Council; and WHEREAS, it is desirable that users pay on the basis of sewage ge�erated; and WHEREAS, a portion of the Mendota Heights real estate tax is levi d to - supplement the operation of the City's utility system, and this portio of the tax averages approximately 20% of the sewer service charge, NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the C�ty of �endota Heights that the following schedule of sewer rates be established: I. Single Family Residence, including Townhouses with individual ��rater services : A. Dwellings served by a central water system: 1. Sewer charge shall be based on water useage durin� t immediately preceding November, December and January bas the total of the following: (i) A minimum of $20.00 per quarter shall be char water useage of 29 100 cubic feet or less; (ii) Water useage in excess of 29 100 cubic feet sha] the rate of 74G per 100 cubic feet. For the purpose: this resolution, 100 cubic feet shall be deemed equa] 748 U.S. Gallons. 'i B. Dwellings served by on-site, individual wells shall pay a - charge of $20.00 per quarter. II. Residential Complexes, including *lultiple Dwellings, Duplexe� Apartments, Condominiums, and Amenity Structures with less t and water service per dwelling unit: A. $20.00 per Dwelling Unit per quarter, or B. 74G per 100 cubic feet of water used in the imr.►ediately p November, December and January quarter, whichever is lar� sewer and � on t for _1 be at � of _ to flat o, Townhouses, ian one sewer •eceding �r. III. C�mmercial, Industrial, Church, Public Quilding or School Private Pump Capacity Gallons Per M inute 0-10 11-30 31-50 51-75 76-100 101-200 201-400 401-600 over 600 . •r A. Sewer rental shal]. be based on water used during the previous quarter. The rate applicable shall be as follows: - 1. Sewer users with metered water supply: (i) 74G per 100 cubic feet of water used, billed quarterly, based on previous quarter water use. The minimum quarterly charges for such use shall be as follows: Water Meter Size Quarterly Charge 3/4" & smaller $30.00 1" 36.00 1 1/4" 48.00 1 1/2" 95.00 2" 190 . 00 3" & larger 380.00 2. Sewer users not having metered water will be charged according to the following schedule: Required Water Service Meter Size 5/8 inch 3/4 inch 1 inch 1 1/4 inches 1 1/2 inches 2 inches 3 inches 4 inches 6 inches Quarterly Charge $60.00 per quarter 60.00 per quarter 84.00 per quarter 105.00 per quarter 142.00 per quarter 290.00 per quarter 580.00 per quarter 1,220.00 per quarter 2,650.00 per quarter B. Commercial, Industrial, Church, Public Building or School sewer users, whose water is metered, may petition for adjusted billings if satisfactory evidence indicates that less than 90% of water used is discharged into the sanitary sewer. IV. Sewer service outside corporate limits of Mendota Heights. A. Those rates applicable to the uses described above multiplied by 120%. BE IT FURTHER RESOL VED, that the foregoing sewer rental charges shall be effective as of January 1, 1984, or upon the original hookup to the City municipal sanitary sewer system, whichever last occurs. Said sewer rental charges shall be payable quarterly for each of the quarterly periods ending March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31, of each year. In the case of a connection to the municipal sewer system occuring during a quarter, the quarterly charge shall be � � f t � computed from the date of such connection. Payment of such rental char� each quarter shall be made to the City by the twenty-second day of the r immediately following the last month of the quarter. ;e for ion th BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Resolution No. 82-07, adopted on Janu$ry 19th, 1982, be and the same is hereby rescinded in its entirety. I Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, this lSth d November, 1983. ATTEST : Kathleen M. Swanson City Clerk u CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HrIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood Mayor �y of