1977-08-16<
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1. Call to Order.
2. Roll Call.
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
Dakota County, Minnesota
AGENDA
Angust 16, 1977
7:30 P.M.
3. Proposed Use Hearing - 1978 Federal Revenue Sharing. (See atta
proposed use summary.)
4. Assessment Hearing -- Lexington Highlands Additions proposed as
(See attached hearing notice and proposed
5. .�ssessment Hearing -- Northeast Area proposed assessments. (Se�
hearing notice and propcsed assessment ro.
�. u. AdQ.�rs a/��/ .�s�is ✓�.' � — - ��r.,doc�� , �C�
6. Old Business hando�c�; /�o �,q�� � ,���'�a�
a. Discussion of proposed assessment roll, C'herry Hills Second
improvements. (Report on assessment objections avail.able T
b. Discussion of proposed assessment roll, Clemen�/Vandall area
(Report fln assessment objections available Tuesday evening.)
7. Bepar�ment Reports
a. Fire Department monthly report, July, 1977.
b. Police Department monthly report, July, 1977.
c. Public Works Department report.
d. Pask Depar�ment report -- Dutch Elm Program.
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8. Communications
a. Letter from Dr. McCloud. � T�,P, /i,� �u
UI uJ�Yry�/�QcvS �{��rr � � ��
b. Letter from Rep. Kempe regarding I-494 hearing�
9. New Business
a. County Assessor O'Toole will be present to discuss aba
b. Petition for improvements, Arnold Divine, et al.
Public
Mayor
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sessment roll.)
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Agenda
C'ity Administrator
-2- August 16, 1977
a. Discussion of A.M.M. Committee appointments. (Oral, contin
b. Oral report on Diseased Tree Grant. (See attached letter f
'Gtse Q// m., a'�ds.�/y'?
10. Councilmen ��, ��� ��� G�Si. — �-7�'�'s•�. �-.���
t�`• Lo.H�p. �ola�r foirlY.r G� _ 01'�? �%(/o�f'K %s /O�oy�rS.s�.
City Attorney e, '�� �r{�q �,qoit, lr2y.� �-efr�-Soo ci �
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a. Resolution authorizing preparation of assessment ro11 for
Project No. 5. (Johnson sanitary sewer extension.)
City Engineer
a. Engineering Status Report, July, 1977.
b. Resolution on Final payment for Robert T�. bioore Company, :
Project No. 2.
c. Resolution on final payment for Bituminous Roadways, Inc., 1
Seal Coating Project.
d. Letter from Fischer Construction requesting contract extensi
11. Approval of the List of Claims.
12. Approval of Licenses:
Rayco Excavating
�•7ebster Company, Inc.
B & C Iieating Company
Dahm's Heating '
Stan@ard Heating & Air Conditioning
Backdahl & Olson Plumbing & Heating
Minnesota Mechanical, Inc. '
Arend & Sons
Stal�!n}ie Plastering & Stucco, Inc.
W.F. Bauer Construction Co�pany ,
Dehaas, Inc. _
Floodr.iaster Engineering Corporation
Hanson Homes, Inc. ,
Lindquist Construction Compang �
Palmer House Builders ' "
Star Builders, Inc. �•
Tupa Construction -
13. Adjourn.
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Excacating License
Excavating License
Heating License
Heating License
Heating License
Plumbing Licerse
Plimbing License
General Contractor
� Masonry License
General Cor_tractor
General Contractor
General Contractor
General Contractor
General Contractor
General Contractor
General Contractor
General Contractor
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LIST OF CLAIMS SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL
PROJECTS
6291 $ 1,000.00
F" � 28,731.88
`, 29,497.05
.6290 8,657.93
6293 230.50
6248 7,613.22
Robert W. Moore Company
Fischer Sand & Aggregate, Inc.
Fischer Sand & Aggregate, Inc.
Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc.
Twin City Testing . �
Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc.
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6249 •456.53 The Board of Water Commissioners
6250 29.23 Chapin Publishing Company
6297 53.82 U. S. Post Office
PAYROLL
6247 $
ADMINISTRATION
6248 $ 356.10
6251 •7.95
6252 7.04
6253 7.50
6254 4.75
6296 7.36
6255 238.78
6256 42.30
67s7 1,500.00
f 74.10
6��.� 1, 000. 00
6258 42.70
6259 5,103.54
6299 400.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT
6254 $ 6.87
6252 6.56
6251 23.14
6260 63.23
62b1 10.80
6262 1n,n0
6263 15_50
6264 11,50
6265 2.85
6266 8.33
6267 45.99
6268 a51.01
6269 2.00
F DEPARTMENT
6_ $ 132.60
6271 i0.00
6298 19.46
6251 11.34
Dakota County State Bank
Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc.
Coast to Coast Stores
Shaw Lumber Company ,
H.S. Rogers
Suburban Stationers, Inc.
Northwestern Bell
W. A. Lang Company
Chester Pearson
League of Minnesota Cities -
U. S. Post Office
Howard Dahlgren Associates, Incorp.
The Crown Engravers
Divine Redeemer Memorial Hospital
I.D.S.
Suburban Stationers, Inc. ;,
Shaw Lumber Company
Coast to Coast Stores
City Motor Supply, Co. Inc.
Motor Par�s Service 7
Fury Niotors, Inc. �
Uniiorms Unli�^iited
Drivers I.,icense Guide Company
Richard J. Thul
Dictaphone
I.B.M. Corporation
Arneson-Zywiec Oil Company
RCPrinting Company
Safeco Life Insurance Company
Minnesota Fire Inc.
Northern States Power Company
Coast to Coast Stores
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Final payment Imp
Partial const. pm
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Engineering - Imp
Soil test - Imp.
Eng. inspections
Imp. 75-3 & 8; Im,
77-4, & 77-6.-.
- Engineering time
Ad for bids - Imp
Postage on hearin�
Net payroll 8/15
Engineering studi
Supplies
Engineering suppl
Office supplies
C�rrent service
Insurance premium
July mileage expe
Membership dues
Postage stamps
July retainer
Name plates
EYnergency ambulan
P.nnuity payment
Office supplies
Supplies •
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Repair parts
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Repairs
Uniform accessorie
Subscription
Supplies purchasec
Chir_ band
Supplies
Gasoline
I:D. processing
Fremivm
Supplies
Current service
Supplies
16, 1977
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75-2
. Imp. 75-3-III
Imp. 75-3-II
75-2 & 77-1
7-5 & 76-1
Imp. 74-3 & 8;
. 76-1; Imp. 77-1;
77-2
notices
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service contract
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LIST OF CLAItdS SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL (con't.)
FIRE DEPARTMENT con't.
' ? $ 9.60 Firehouse Magazine
ROAD AND BR_TDGE DEPARTMEIVT
6273 $ •94.41 Arrow Mower Service
6274 45.49 Carlson Tractor & Equipment Co.
6275 1,648.00 Minnesota To=o, Inc.
6276 18.00 .Elvgren Paint Supply Company
6277 648.67 Pine Bend Paving Inc.
6290 257.35 Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc.
6251 8.74 Coast to Coast Stores
6298 6.49 Northern States Power Company
6268 394.76 Arneson-Zwiec Oil Company
6295 14,787.04 Bituminous Roadways, Inc.
6278 9.00 Oxygen Service Company
6279 88.77 J. L. Shiely Company
6280 � 42.00 Mendota Heights Rubbish Service
6248 777.74 Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES,DE�ARTMENT '
6280 $ 7.00 IMendota Heights Rubbish Service
6281 48.11 Globe Publishing Company �
6282 206.42 Valley Equipment Company
6298 120.99 Northern States Power Company
F^"5 18.00 Coast to Coast Stores
53.60 Northwestern Bell Telephone
6��9 19.09 Board of Water Commissioners
PARKS DEPARTMENT
6297 $ 2.08
6283 183.90
6284 252.00
6285 17.96
6286 9.99
6287 26.40
6288 128.00
6260 13.43
6273 23.60
6274 45.50
6276 162.00
6298 63.24
6251 .72
6296 17.50
U. S. Post Office
North Country, Inc.
Satellite Industries, Inc.
Nidwest Auto Supply & Machine,
R. L. Gould & Company, Inc.
M/A Associates Company
Zimpleman Stump Removal
City Notor Supply, Co. Inc.
Psrow Mower Service
Carlson Tractor & Eq_uipment Co.
Elvgren Paint Supply Co.
Northern States Power Co.
Coast to Coast Stores
Ivorthwestern Bell Telephone
Augu�t 16, 1977
Subscription
Repairs
Repairs
Trailer
Paint
Blacktopping
Engineering on 1
Supplies
G�rrent service
Gasoline & diese
Final payment on
Service
Road fill
Service
7 Seal coating
977 Seal coating
Engineering on 19�17 Seal coating
Service
Ledger folders
Repair parts
Current service
Supplies
Current service
Repairs
Postage
Nets
Ur_it rentals
Fepairs
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Paint
Service
Repair parts
Repair parLs
Repairs
Paint
Current service
Supplies
Current service
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
FEDERAL REVENUE SHAR2NG
PROPOSED USE SCHEDULE
Calendar Year 1977
Anticipated Receipts:
Proposed Uses:
1977 Operating Budget:
Squad Cars
Fire Department Equipment
Other Capitol Equipment
Total
Public Works Garage Fund
Total
Calendar Year 1978
. Anticipated Receipts:
Proposed Use:
Public Works Garage Fund
$10,688
1,500
7,812
$20,000
11,692
$31,692
$31,692
$34,399
$34,399
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City af Mendota Neiahts
Aakota County, Slinnesota
�tOTZC� OF HEAP.ItdG TO DE^.'EP,^1I".IE ��ID C0:7SZDER
PROPOS�D ASSE55�,3T5 FOR ':O�THEAST A2rA
I+SPROV�DIElITS (IbSF'P.OVE'lLP.T ::0. 75, P??O:,ECT :70. 8)
iD �tiH0�1 i:' ."3AY CO:v'CERN:
,cHE�E,A5, _he City Council of the City o� �ten?ota Heights, Dakota County,
>:ir.zesota, deems i4 neeessary and desisab3e �cr detera.ine and considez
the �roposed assessments :or the inprovenents hereinaitex described.
::C.4 �h::�FOP,E, NOTiCE ZS HEREBY GTL'E'N that i^e City Covncil of the
Cit_: oz :!=ncota HeS.ghts will hold a peblic hearing nn said aroaosed
assess�ents at the followina ti::e and olace �ishin the saic Ciwy:
Date and Ti:�e: Tuesday, Aeanst 16, 1977
' 8:00 o'clock P.Af.
Loc=_�ian: Piencio�a Heig:�ts City Hall
750 Sou�h ?la�a D:ive
+±enco�a Eeic��s, �!ir.nesota 55124
^_::e cenera2 natvre of the imo_ovements '^.erem�cre ?:naw-n ant' �'esig: ate6
as :-�ro•:�r..ent No. 75, Project �Io. 8 ior c.�hica said assess-ents are
=a �e -iace _.� .
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The construction of sanitary sewe- ann :.�ater service
cor.nec:ians.
^^e canstrcactian oi a s�or:n sewer st=ste:a inclucing appurte-
�ances and incidentals t:�ereto i�c3.udinc �he construction
o� COi1t�aZ structures and other suz_'aca :.eter control -:easures
anc� �^.e acauisition of easer..ents aad 4he =econstruction �nera
r.ecessary of streets in the area 'r.zreir.e;cer more particularly
cesc.ihed.
^:te construction af an exteasion to �:�e C_tv's water distribu-
tior, systen includiaa appurtena7ces and i�cidentals thereco,
and tne acauisition of easements, an3 �::e recor.structian
xhere aecessarv of streets in the area '.:ezeina`ter more
�articularlv described.
^re cpnstructa.on of street ir,rprover.:en�s co�siscing af the
cracina, staDi2ization, �rainage aad �i�;:-inous surfacina,
and �he construction of concrete curbs and eutters an the
scre�ts to he situated ia t::e area :ereinaz.ez �ore particu-
larly c�escribed.
ihe azea propased to be assessed =or saifl improvements is situated
within 'the Ci�y of :•!endota Eaights in IIafiota Cceaty, :iinnesota, ar.3
is -ars particularlv described as ioZlows:
A2I �rooerty within an area 3aounded by the r'ollo:aing d=
linY:
Ca�.*aencing at t^e cen�er3ir.e o� D�'_a•ware �venue and Bee��
��enue, thence ;�orthward alonc the cexrtezline nf Aelaaar=
Avenua a�pra::ir..ate3y 2, 254 =eet, t:sence •.;esterly aloag t_':e
t:or�h lot line of Lots 2 and 13 of PR tdcDo�nells tidcition
�o the cencer of Chip�etoa Fva<ue, tnence northerlv,alon� the
centerline of Chippewa �.venue an�roxina�ely 750 :Tee�, _.�nce
taesterly anfl south:ozstexly zlong the tior4a line e� Bloc�: 1
Guadaluge Heignts nd�_�ion ta tY:e ceaterline of r�gena Stzeet
thence caesterly to the cenrer of t..e i.ntArsectior, of ?ugena
S�rset �nd Pi2rce Stree", th=_ace ,^.a:tiswester2� er.9 �hen sauti:
saesterly on the lat lin� oz" Lot 21 and northwest�_ly snd then
soutn:oesterly on the Iot lire of L�z 1, a21 in Cheroi:ee Fark
Heigh�s Additian, to the sau�?:=�st�rly ri.ght ox i•�y liae of
Sibley T•:emorial Highway (T.H. la) , thence soutl:;.asterl�� appro
nate3y 300 feet to tha Sauth line af Lot 9 Auditor's Sva.
i2o. S, thence easterly along the So�th line of tre abore men-
tioned Lot 9 approxir..a�elv 530 fea4 to Lhe wester2y liae af
Lot 15, Block 4 GuadaZu�= Fi=_ign�s Subdivision, thence souther
an th� [:est line of above ,:e��iaa�3 Lat 15 to t::�. Sout:: ?ine
af Lot IS, thence eas�er3y oa the South line of I,o� i5 ta
th= �•�es�exly line of Lot 8 La^etti Add_ ,:o_ 2, thenca southe:
along the wester3y iiae af Lo�s o a.^.d 9 Lanetti �.�d. ::o_ 2
to the i:orth lo� ].in> a£ iot 5, Bloc}: 2 Kirch:�_r ,�.dd. , thence
westerly alang the No_th lz�e a�d th= :•�es� lins vf saici �loc5_'
.�� *�e cente=2ine o� 1_rcnaex nve^+.:e and S•1cDonald S:ree�,
the:�ce e:esterly �].oag th=_ ce�terli^e of :.cDonald Stre�c 40
the L�.>s= 13.ne af s".,ot 5«ec^aaic's 'r.dd., thence sou:her�y alon
the ::est line of Lots S, 32, 51 and 63 0£ i•l�ch=_nic's add.
�0 3utler Fvenue, the�ce ca�sMerl�� aiong the cer.terlir.e of
Bu�ler hvenue �o Iv;r Hill �?=a.ve, thence on tha cznter
of S�y Hill Drive to a poin`_ ap�roxi-ately ISd feet sou:.h,
ti � • . 4
thence easterly to the center of Partition Road, thence south-
casterly along the centerline of Partition Road to the North
line of Lot 9, IIlock 8 Xirchner Add. thence northeasterly
along thc tdorth line of Lots 9 throu3h 1G o£ �aid Bloc'� S
to thc East line of said Lot 16, thence �outh�a�terly along
the ra�t line oi said Lot 16 and to the centcrline of Dodd
Road and IIeebe Avenue, thence southeasterll along the cant�r-
line of �eebe Avenue to the centerline of Dela:rare nvenue,
and there terninating at the point of beyinning.
It is �roposed to assess every lot, oiece or oarcel of le,n� Lenefit=2
by said i�orovements �ahether abutting thereoz or not based u?on b=.^.eiits
received without reaard to cash valuation in accordance witi the �:o-
posed assessment roll thereof �hich is now on :ile with the City Ciery
of the Cit}• of P+endota f?eights at the City Hall of said City and tinich
ass>ss�ent roll is open to nublic inspection.
Written or oral objec:ions to said proposed assessments will be coa-
sidered at said hearing.
?erso�s �esiriag t� be neard :•�ith reference to the proposed ass=ss�ents
should be present at the hearing.
T�is Coencil ?roposes to proceec uader and pursuant to _�e aut^or�=::
cranted to it L^cer the �•linnesota Sta=�tes, Sec�ion �29.
Datec this 12th cay o� July, 1977.
3Y O?9�R OF �u� C_TTY COGtiC_�
Gil:.ert :•i. Ra�zbauah, �it1 Clerl
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Au�ast 12, 1977
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To the City C ouncil,
City of Aiendata Heigh4s, .
Bank B uiadingw ?50 South Plaza Drive�
St. Paul, �innesota ,��12f}
Gentlemen:-
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Re; Proposed Assessments for Nort�east Area
Improvements tlmpr�vement Na. 75► Project No. 8�
This has xeference to �Iearing to be held on Tuesday, Augus 16, 1977 to
aetermine and considex the abave referred to assessments, natice of which meetin�
� received in the mail on July 29, 1977.
As a resident of this city (rSendota Heights) and owner of Iots 6, ?�nd 8
of Block No. 4 which are included in the area to be assessed, 3 str uously object
to the pxoposed a�sessments against my pxopexty fox the following r asons:
� abject ta the exclusion fram ihe property ta be assessed
obtained as the result of the improvements, the tennis courts, the s
and other playgroun� facil�ties a-� the end o� 3utl.er Avenue just ktes
adjacent to Ivy Hill Dxive; also to the exclusion of empty lots sout
eo?-ner of Butler A venue and Ivy Hi�l Drive upon wh�ch it is propased
additional Town Hauses; also io �he exclusion of the t�alance o� the
this locat?on; also ta the exclusion of Town House prapert�.es along
riaple Park Drive and the east side af Sylvandale Road between r;ap3e
Butler Avenue as ariginally platted. All these praperties reierred.
ceding are the principal beneficiaries a�' the sanitary sewex and wat
connectiaans (storm sewers) included in this project. These praperti
not included zn the propased assessable propexties are either the la
properties of the whole region involved, thus obtaining the full ben
stoxm sewers anfl thereby increasing the value oi said lands, and�or
adjacent to the Maplewaod Park and benefa.tted by the improved looks
into which al.l or part of the water is diverted, said pool bei.ng mad
tiful part of the N;aplewaod Park instead of the mud hale it previous
again enhancing the value af these properties wKich are not now incl
.Proposed. assessable �ands, � ��
Absalutely na part of the storm sewer assessments should be
a�ainst my praperty on Butler Avenue as••this project has nat improve
nor has it enhanced. the value of my propert� one iata, - enhanced va:
being ane oi the princa.p3e ingredients as gr'.wnds for special assessm
and in fact, this proposed assessment woulc� �equire me to pay out ad�
qver thai which I originally-paict out when I purchased my compara�iv
property, and thus I wauld be paying an asses�ment to help improve t:
1ow lying �roperty, wh�ch in the past had to absorb the excess rain �
withaut any balancing impravement to my pxoperty.
I iur-�her object because this improvement is general in nat
not be a part af any special assessment, but should be included as�a:
�he whale c3-�.y� and paid ior aut of general iaxation. In this connec
your attention to statements made by Mayor Lockwood as quoted in the
shortly after the last e?ect��on to #,he effect that he prefexs to kee;
tax r�.te low by including as many expenditures as poss3.ble in specia;
Regardless whether such expendi-tures are included i.n specia3. assessm�
the taxpag�ers, or included in the general tax base, the money to pay
ar benefi-ts
ating rink
of and '
east of the
to build
ity� park at
vy Hill �rive,
ark Dra�ve and
o in the pre-
r service
s which are
est lying
fit of the
hey are
f the paol
�nto a beau-
y was� thus
ded in the
assessed
my.� property �
ue to property
nts. In theory
itional monies
ly high Iyin�
e value af the
aters, and this
e and should
expense of
on� I cali
the general
assessments:,
is against
or such imprave-
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Page 2- lezter A. A. L•ede�ar ta City Counci7. of Mendota Height� - A�ug. 12, 1977
ments comes from the same saurce, — the taacpayer. The mayor's person
is nat a Iegiiima�te g?-o�znd far a spec?aI assessment wh?ch should �e b
cos�s and �e enhanced value to the properiy of the assessee.
Secandly, I abject to it�e assessmeni againsi my progerty fo
curbing of Butler Avenue. These projec-ts mainly improve access to Ma
the tennis cousts and the playgrounds just west af Butler Averius and
In iaci� if there is any impxovement to my proper�y as the result oi
c urbi•ng, it is more than of�`set by a decrease in value as a resuli of
increased -iEraific on Butler Avenue to and from the Maplewood Parx�c and
and even though this particular section of Butler Avenue is very shox
a speedway ta and �rom said playgrounds, thus endangering the 1?ves a
and especially the children, a number of whom reside on thi� street.
praspective home buyer with small chi?dren would greatly hesitate buy
this street if he zs co�,nizant oz this traz"iic,
preierence
d solely on
gaving and
lewaod Park,
vy Hill Drive.
his paving and
the greatly
ihe play'�-rounds ,
, it has become
t2�e people,
Certainly, a
ng property on
Since ihe paving makes access to�the said paxk and. playgrou ds easier, and
also makes ingress and egress to and from the town house praperties a ong Ivy �i.i3�..,�
Z}rive easier, a part oi these exgenses shauid be absorbed �y the citiy as general ex-
penses assessable against the.,sa7d playgounds and park propexty; and he properties �.
a3ang...a� both s�des oi Ivy K�.1�.s� Driv� shaul.d have been included i ihe districi
to be assessed, for, as I have stated in"the foregoing� ingress and e es� to and from
said town house properzies has been made easier.
For reasons heretofore se.t out; I strenuously object ta the proposed
assessments in part and in the entirety as proposed againsi my proper v�on But3.er
Avenue between View I,ane and Kirchner Lane.
Yours irulY:
G �- . �- ,�,� �'�L' t' c�'
A . A . Ledegar �
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P. S. � shouZd adcl, - as you know, - that ihe work carried ou-� under Improvement
No. 7�, Pxoject No. 8 was objecteci.to b3t the great majority of the ci. izens re�iding
in the I�or-ch Encl of N?endota Heights and iha� aur objeciians were znade known to the
City Counci�J ust prior to ysour unanimous approval of order to ca�y o t this work, -
which we �'eIt was unnecessary and would be an �.mgrudent expendituxe, nd wo�d not
i�esult in any desired improvement/�a our properties. It was evident to us that that
meeting was held to satisfy the 1ega1 requirement for such a hearing, but st was also
evicient at the meeting that the caunci3 had made up iis callective mi d prior thereto
that they would approve the project regardless of the desires of the itizens involved.
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Au�ust l0� 1977
City Council and T�embexs Thereof
City of X2endata Heights, Dakota County
'�50 Sauti� Pla2a Drive
St. Paul., Minnesota 55120
Re- 2dotice of hearing ta deterriine and consider propos
assessments for Northeast area inprovernents --
Improvement No. 7b, Praject No, 8
Gentlemen
'�'he und�rsigr.ed are the fee o;vners af
South 20 feet of Lot 5, Bloc?� 2 and all of Lot 6,
Black 2, �arrisons Additiori;4 I06? Dela�vare Avenue.
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V�e understand you intend to include �his properv� in the propo�ed
assessment for certain z.�nprovements descrioed in �he caption h re
We warit eaeh of �che m�n'�ers o#` the Co�2ci1 to clear�y underst �
that we unequivocally object to any assessment being placed a ains
our proper�ty reierred ta herein for t he obviaus reason that �re have
received no benefit whatsaever from rovhatever hz.s been accompli hed
or �srhich you intend ta accomplish by the so called improvement
referred ta. �
�.ny years aga, tive were as�essed for and paid for a11 of the
improvements on Dela�are Avenue without a�y help from Mendota
Heights or its predecessor corporate body.
In our opinion it is mani�'estly unfair and un.just for the c-arrE
governir.� body to attempt to correct by an attempted broad assE
against unbenefited progerty far the errars, negligence arid om�
of those priar acl�:inistrations i�hich permitted a substantial ar,
of cons�ructian in that area withou� iirst rec}uiring ihat the c
and those in�ividuals who were given construction permits to f�
bri.ng about and camplete all isnprovements, including v�ater, sed
gas, electric and proper gradi.rzg, which for �ar�y years have be
considered essential to a properly developed cor,ununity.
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Again, we must r�iterate that o�,ir property, has not been benefi
y e so c' �.mprove�en s�.n any r�anner wha soever.
Accordingly, do not campound the�errors and negligence of past
acinta.nistrations, but place th� cost �nd assessments where it s:
be on thase who peti�ione�. for the impraver.�ents and received t:
and �ho would h��e had to pay the"tata7. cast had previaus admi;
discharged their duties and obligations properiy befare issuin
germits. :
Yours truly,
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bui.ld ing
luguet 15, 1
Gentlemen: -
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In aoneideration of the aseeeemieat of -���_ �� . again�t
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Thia parael of l.and is ]�ooated between Miriam Street and SimArd Street �t 969
Chippewao
10 The areet of Chippawa ie at Miriam Street & Chippewa. Chippewa ia
downhill f�om Miriam Stre�t all the way to Anna.polie (whiah ie the
1i.ne 'between Mendota Heights and St. Paul. ) ,
2. During any rain� the water,f lows off Miriam Street� around the aorne onto
Chippews and ends up in Sto Paul at annapolie.
3. No improvementa oonoerning thie storm sewer projeat �tere made on
f`rom Miriam 5treet to Annapoliso
!�. Today� with the projeot oompleted� the eame ampunt of water flo�,re on Chippewa
that hae in the paeto .
5o The afore mentioned property abuts Chippewa only� and receivee nn be�efit
from the projeat.
Coneidering all thin�s, we 'believe thie property e}�uld b� re�ved f'roml the
preaently defined ��torm �ewer d3�trict� snd the asaeasment droppad.
Your oonsideration of thi� matter ia requeeted.
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RECEivE�
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AU G I 5 1977
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August 1.6, 1977
ABATEi�N'I'S--
Real Es�ate: Approved
Will C. Wach�ler
��27-03700-010-08
Mendota Hei.ghts,
Robert Wa.Ilox
��27-32$00-030-02
Mendata Heights,
Ramsey County
��27-37750-121-11
-1.60-11
-26Q-11
Mendota Heights,
Jeffrey J. Hershbach
��27-191{}0-140-04
Menciota Heights,
0
After a review of this proper�
d etermined to be incorrectly �
City wa.s removed at �he time af th�
theref'ore the building must bE
r ecords . Reduee from 6200 t<
' payable in 1977.
After a review of tha.s, properi
de�ermined that the b�zilding �
City Reduce from 24840 ta 20078 faa
1977. �
A£ter a review of th�se parce.
determined to be incorrectZy c
- shauld be tax exempt as they K
Open Space. Reduce from 559 <
City 430 on 160-1I to nil and reduc
ta nil. all for taxes payable :
This propexty was reviewed anc
val.ued. 'i'�ie stage a�` complet�
City complete as of .7anuary 2, 197f
buzlding vaiue must be redtzcec
to 8272 for taxes payable in �
was ma.de i� was
sessed. The housE
purcha,se in 1971 �
taken off the taxj
5b97 fox ta.xes I
was ma.de it was
s over-assessedo
ta.xes payable in
s were made it w�.s
ssessed. They
re awned by R�nsey
n 12I-11 ta niz,
e fram 989 on 260-]
n 19770
found ta be aver--
�n was not 9S%
and therefore the
. Reduce from I04.
MENDOTA HEIGHTS
MONTHLY
Fire Calls No. 77-71 Thru 77-79
IRE ALARMS DISPATCHED
TYPE NO.
Commercial �_
Residencial & Multiple 0
�iehicle & Accidents 4
Other�contracts) p
Grass _�_
False Alarm(criminal) 0
False Alarm(systems) 3
TOTAL CALLS • � 9 '
LOCATION OF FIRE ALARMS
� NUMBER
Mendota Heights 8 �
Village of Mendota 0
SunfiLh Lake 1
Lilydale 0
Other � 0
TOTAL : 9
n/c = not chargable
WORK PERFORMED
Fire Calls
Meetings
Drills
Weekly Clean-Up
Special Training
Administrative
Fire Marshal�net)
1^OTALS
FIRE DEPARTMENT
REPORT
Month of July I 19 77
'ESTIMATED DAMAGE(� pn y)yEARLY
STRUCTURE CONTENTS TOTAL TO DATE
0 0 5.000.00
0 0
0 0
0 � 0
$ none $ none
Less Vehicle&Other
Net Structural Loss
DATE BILLED
XXXXXXXXXXX
� 8-3-77
MAN HOURS TOTAL TO DATE
176 1,465
25 173
14 119
� 19 142
0 ` 24
;
10' � . 71
29 � 204
273 • 2,198
INVOICE NO.
TOTAL
TOTAL TO DAT
FIRE MARS
1.Inspectio
2.Investiga
3.Calls-Dri
4.Meetings
S;Public Re
6.Misc.
153,100.00 �
1,650.00
200.00
$ 159,950.00
1,850.00
$1.58,100. 00
Tota
Net(less 3&4)
SY_N()PS IS OF MONTHLY ACTIVITIES : ,
During the month of July, 1977 the Departm�nt made 9 runs. The first run fo
an July 13 at 2:20 a.m: when the Departrn�nt was s��oned to 1886 Dodd Rd. fo
of a fatal accident victim. The car was so badly damaged that it took-more
to get the victim out. Several photographs of the car are attached to this
No other serious calls were received during the month of July. We responded
�^�ident calls and 3 false a].az�ms where the syst�ns malfunctioned. .
AMOUNT
XXXXXXXXXXX
$ 200.00
$ 1200.00
L�S TIME
. - 0�
ons �
s _ 6.0
5.0
tion 0
28.5
39.5
28.5
the month was
extracation
an one hour
3 additional
r�nbers of the Depart�nt maned the beer wagon dur�ng Me.ndota Heights Park-ar Days .. It
is planned that the profits frcen this venture will be added to the profits of Park-arama. and �
a passible donation frain the Lions Club for purchase of a Resusci Anne for us in ts�n; ng
Fire Depa.rtment and. Police I�partr�nt personnel in the use of the cardiopulmo azy Resuscitation
method. �.for: victiins� of_ cardiac '�rrest. .
_� _. __ - - -. - �_.. .,._.__._._�_��,��..,.�.__�.__._.�_,�.__..,1_ _,�_��._ �� �� __�.�::�1
Hamicide
2,anslaughter
Rage
Assault to Fape�(Rttempted)
Rabbery - Armed
Robbery - Strong Axmed
Burg3arS� - Resic�entiai
Burglary - Non-residential
Larcea�y
Auto Theft
T07'AL:
Aacravated Assault
Other A�saults iSimple}
Arsan �
Forgery and Counterfeiting
rraud .
Sto3en Praperty-Possession, sale, etc.
Cri�:inal Damage �o Propexty (Vandali�rn)
WeaDons t�iolations
Other Sea Offenses
2.arco�ics - O,pium, Cacaine and
Deriva�ives
h;ari juana
Synth�tic Adc3icting Drugs
Other Danaerous Narcatic Drugs
Offenses Against Family & Children
D_W_i.
Liguor I,aw Violations
Drun}:eness •
Disoxderly Conduct
All Other Offenses
Tt7TAL _
Suspicion
fiunaways
vial. of Rd_ and t�zV Laws
Parking Violatians
Lost/Found Persans
Lost/Found Froperty
%ostjFound Anima3s
zos�/= o��a v�r,i��es
Fatal `t�otox Vehic3e Acciner�t
Personal Injury MV Accident
H& R Personal Injury MV Acci.den�
Praperty Damage MV Accident
H& R Property Damage MV Accident
Publa.c Accidents-Falls, Drocanings, Etc.
Home & Occupational hcc.-Fal?s,$t1rzlSrEtC_
Sick Cared For
--x.�ental C�se
Sll1 C1 QG
Firearms Accic3ents
JULY, 1977
t�70. Clcdred
0 p
0 (? !
0 0
o a
L ss
0
0
9
1
13
1
23
0
2
0
Q
Q
3
0
0
0
3
�
28
0
4
1
1
6
0
0
1
5
0
12
0
0
�
2
i
�
a
Q
2
0
a
0
3
0
0
0
I
�
0
0
Recovered
�
Sudden Death & Bodies Found
Animal Bites
Domestic
Alarms-Residential
Alarms-l�on-Fe�idential
Public P.ssists
TSiscellaneous Service - Public Initiated
ASiscellaneous Service - Officer Initiated
Fires
TOTAL
1�;an Hours (approx. )
l�;iles Driven (approx.)
?ublic Contacts (approx_)
Traffic Citations
Juvenile iti'arnings
Venicle Repair and Ac3ult
i;arning Tickets
Ordinance Violation Summons
1200
11,000
340
37
• 0
1
1
JJ p .
0
3
3
5
11
16
36
22
9
167
C]�ared
Notes and Renarks .
'Ti-iere was no tr�n�ng scheduled during July, 1977 due to the n�nber of :c
vacation or militazy leave.
Richard Leitch, who began his �nployn�ent with the City as Ccfrur�unity Ser
in June, resigned as of July 15.
Chief Thul was appointed Ch��n of the Pensions Ccs.Rmittee of the MinnE
of Police Association during July, and will serve in that capacity"for c
�cers on
� Officer
� Chiefs .
year.
�,
i�.
August�
FROM: HARVEY J. FRANZMEIER
PUBLIC WORKS SL'PERINTENDENT
TOPIC: MONTHLY REPORT - PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.
Subject: PLAY GP.OUND EQUIPMENT
The playground equipment that we were authorized to purc
is now being installed by the J. C.s with the help of Public Wo
9,1977
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personnel. Anyone interested in viewing our progress, may view construction
at Friendly Hills Park until completion, and then view our prog ess at
Wentworth Park. This equipment is strictly made of wood, and i aesthetically
attractive.
Note: Due to the cost of sand and the 6" X 8" timbers round
the perimeter, and the cost of the cement footings, he
project is going to require some additional funds of �300.
over the requested amount.
Subject: SEAL COATING
Sea1 coating has been completed for this season. Curle3
View, Tilsen's Highland Heights, Cherry Hills I Add., and the F
Shop and Fire Dept* parking lot were among those coated this ye
again going to take advantage of the excess pea-rock that is su
streets. It has been stockpiled at the Civic center so we can
put it on the ice at �ogers Lake to stabilize the beach this w�
ASy department is now going to begin clearing some of the storm :
out lots that the city owns. This includes Cherry Hills II, anc
Lexington I�iarie area. The elimination of the dead and diseased
provide a more pleasant surrounding to these areas.
Valley
lic Works
. We are
t off the
ain
er.
wer ponding
also the
rees�will
1 �i
August 10,1977.
TO: CITY GOUNCTL
FROM: JOHN S. NESKA
��EE IN:�PE�TOR
SUBs3ECT; MflIdTHL� REPORT ON DUTCH Ei,M DISEASE
We've had quite a manth af marking trees since aur last report.
In our last Nemo we reported that we had marked 611 Elm trees in
City. As af August 10,197� we find that a lot af paint has been
a.n our �ity limits. As of �oday, I can report to you that we ha
marked 1,�21 diseased Elms. This is an iucrease af nearly 20�
Most af these additional trees were marked in an area awned by N
and also in an area awned by the Condor Carporation. Trees remo
as of August 1,1977 �Q�� '�o 386. There are many trees iaken d
are nat i.ncluded in tha:s total. This is due to the fact that th
Inspector must check the completi.an of a11 trees th.at were requi
to be remaved. There are many cases where the tree inspector h�
given his final approval, and thus ihe residents trees haven't b
an the re�noved tree tally.
our
used
e now
P,
ed
wn that
Tree
�a
n' t
en included
The City has had all of their trees removed by contractors excep for just
a few. We are awaiting the completian of a cantract which is st 11 aut by
Ntendota Heights Landscaping. We have a few mare trees that were marked
just recently, that have to be bidded on.
41e are treating a f ew E].m trees yet atad have been trying a raew c emical
that is an the market. Our 1oca�. distributor af Irignasan has � roduced
us to a new chemical r�! ARBOTEC 20 S" whicn is produced by "ME CK & C0."
out af New Jersey. It is supposedl� much better than Ligna.an d e to
its' abila.ty to stay in the tree up to three years after ihe ini ial
injection. Lignasan tends to disapate out of the trees system a ter three
ar four monihs. Aarbotec 20 � comes in a very high concentrated arm.
qne only has to use a few ounces compared to the high quanta.ty r quired by
Lignasan. Arboiec costs around �p1�5.°Ojgallon. Lignasan cast � e City
�15.q5 / gallan at the time we baught it. Due to the highly con entrated
form of Arbotec; we find th:;t the cost to treat a tree wiih each of the two
chemicals is about the same. The �ity traded an equal valued am unt of
Lignasan for for an equal valued amount of Arbotec 24 �. i�te are now using
both chemicals, and await to see the compared results of each ch mical.
�aod news arri.ved from the State of I�iinnesoia iu reguards to sub
They advised us that we will get $� 9,250.°O to help in the reimb
of �utch Elm removal in Mendota �eights. t7ur office is now in t
af drawing up forms which wi11 aid the residents in applying for
of subsidy. Qur plans �o reimburse the resident will #`al3aw tho
in resolution # 77-13 , which taok effect March 1,1977. Copiplet
forms;will lead to the start of aur subsidy pragram.
pur office is awaiting a reply from the Caunci.l+ in reguards to
tax assessment peri.od from one year, over to fa.ve years.
.iuJ •
rseri�ent
e groces�
their share
e prescribed
on af these
tending the
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M. DAVID MGCLOIJD
ATTORNEY AT LAW
W-1B62 T'IRBT NATtONAL BANK BUILDIMO
SAINT pAUi, MlNNE30TA SSM1OS
City Council af Mendota Fieights August lly
750 South Plaza rJrive
Mendota Heightsy i•Sinnesot� 55118
Dear sirs:
T�is Ietter aoncerna the platting of 29.b acres on 8auih
��he Kopp Construction Co. This Iand is adjacent to �he north
of a.pproxi{na.tely 36 acres owned j ointlg by the McCloud and Alls
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fami.lies s�nce 19�3. ',�.s le�ter is writ-�en for bo�ch of ti�ese fam�? ies.
At the City Council meeting August 2, 1977, it was poirxted o�tt that
in platt�.rYg the KoPp Property the road servic3ng most af Uhe home��in the
gapp developm+�nt wou?d dead—end at our north bflundary, and at a
date this dead end. road woiild ultimateip continue thraugh our prop
, to finally exi.t on Victoria.
After carefuZ consideratiozt of�this proposal� we �re naw regi
;�
a s�rong protest against the road that is �o go thraugh our praper
at a future datc. It is our be? ief that -�his would be verp deurim�,ntal
to our property.
This road would interfere wi�h the proper plat�ing of our
Qur proper�g is roughl.y square shaped wi�h ab�ut 125Q �eet on each �ide.
It affords a choice panoramic va.ew af St. Pau1 fram Ai.ghland Park ,
the Cathedral and Capitnl. fihe sou�hern part is high along Marie ve.
and 35 E and gr�dually slopes dowxzhil2 ta �he wes� and u�r�h. T#2e reason
far nenvion3ng this is ta: poi.nt aut that because of the v�ry'.uzg , P��'�P
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M. DAVID MCCLOUD
ATTORNEY AT LAW
W-1B62 FIRBT NATIONAL BANK BUILDINO
SAINT PAUL, MINNEHOTA 55f01
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it will take a skillful planner to correctly plat our tract to obt '
estheticallp a�tractive and practical results. If the planner has t
cont�nd with a road �ntering at a predetermi.ned point, he will be ob igated
to put �he road where it disrupts what would be proper pZanning.
This road would be vezy expensive ior us. It �rould run about
1,(?0 to 500 feet in a southerly direction and about 700 fest more in
westerlp direction before exiting on Victoria. The traffic fram 37
residences of the Bopp dcvelogment would be very objectionahle t.o
residents of our property. It would amount to 7l� automobiles� figu
two vehicles per family� using the roa.d.
In essence, we would be giv-i_ng an easement through our land to
Victoria Ave. for 37 residences or �wo—thirds of the total
in �hat whole developmmt.
In Conclusion we think that the continuation of the main xna.d
of the gogp development would be de�rim.ental to our property. We
resaectfully request that tihe Council have the Ko�p property provide
�ts own exit a.nd en�rance roads within its own confi.nes.
Sincerely yourS�
C - � �-�y
C. Natunan�McCloud .
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M. David McCloud
Raymonc! "Ray" Kert�pe
District 53A
Dakota County
Committees:
Agric�lture
Education
Transportation
August 12, 1977
Orville Johnson, City Administrator
Mendota Heights City Hall
750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, MN 55120
Dear Orville:
Martin Olav Sabo,
As you are aware, the Minnesota Department of Transpoz
tion has scheduled a hearing on August 25, 1977, at Si
High School concerning the environmental impact staten
for I-494, and I was wondering if the City of Mendota
Heights has passed any resolution or has a consensus c
opinion concerning this matter. If so, what is the pc
tion or view of the City of ;Mendota Heights?
I want to do everything poss'ible to support your viev,�
if one has been established.- May I please hear from y
in this regard.
RK:lf
,SincereYy,
�g .�
� ��
Ray Kempe
,` State Representative
• Reply to O 345 State Oifice Building, St. Paul, Minnesota 55155 (612} 296-42
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631 STRYKER AVE. ST. PAUL, MN. 55707
August 5, 1977
City Counci.l
City of i�endota Heights
Idinnesota, 5511�
The undersi�ed, being the Owners of the following described
property situated in the City of I�iendota Iieign�s in the County
of Dakota and State of i�iinnesota request a petition for S�nita
Sewer, Bituninous Surfacing, Street Grading, Curb and Gutter a
L•Jater .
Legal Description as follows:
That part of Lot 3, Auditors Subdivision No. 2, Dakota County,
riinnesota, lying laesterly of State Trunk Highw�y No. 35 E.
Pursuant to the provisions of i•i.S.A. 5429.031, Sub. 3, the unde
signed hereby peiions the City Council of the City of riendota
Heights to construct and extend said City's sanitary sewer and
water so as to directly serve the above described property alon
with street grading, bitur�inous surfacing and curb and gutter a
to assess the entire cost of said improvement against said prop
The undersigned hereby further specifically waives the requirem
of any hearing on said i��provements and assessment therefor and
fur�her waives the requirement of publication and mailed notice
or with respect to any such hearin$ `earings.
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t�ated: August 5, 1977
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
Dakota County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK AND APPROVING FINAL
PAYMENT (IMPROVEMENT NO. 75, PROJECT NO. 2)
WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the
of Mendota Heights on October 9, 19'�, Robert W. Moore Compai
of St. Paul, Minnesota, has satisfactorily completed the impz
ment of Sanitary Sewer, Water Main, Storm Sewer and Street In
ments to serve the area known as the Cherry Hill Second Addit
improvement project (Improvement No. 75, Project No. 2) in
accordance with such contract;
NOW TI�REFORE IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council
the City of Mendota Heights that the work completed under sa
contract is hereby accepted and approved; and
ty
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk are
hereby directed to issue a proper order for the final payment on
such contract in the amount $1,000.00 taking the contractor's
receipt in full.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights
Sixteenth day of August 1977.
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MENDO'I'A HEIGHTS
By
Robert G. Lockwood
Niayor �
ATTEST:
G.M. Radabaugh
City Clerk/Tresurer
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CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
Dakota County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK AND APPROVING
FINAL PAYMENT (1977 SEAL COATING)
WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the
• of Mendota Heights on June 24, 1977, Bituminous Roadways, Inc
of Minneapolis, Minnesota has satisfactorily completed the in
ment of the 1977 seal coating of certain streets within the C
of Mendota Heights in accordance with such contract;
NOW THEREFORE IT BE HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE City Council
Mendota Heights that the work completed under said contract
hereby accepted and approved; and
City
prove-
ity
BE IT FURTF�R RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk ar
hereby directed to issue a proper order for the final paymen on
such contract in the amount of $14,787.04 taking the contrac or's
receipt in full.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights
Sixteenth day of August 1977.
ATTEST:
G.M. Radabaugh
City Clerk/Treasurer
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS
By
Robert G. Lockwood
Mayor
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9 August 1977
BETTENBURG TOWNSEND STOLTE & CQ�MB, INC.
ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS I PLANNERS
Mr. Orvil J. Johnson
City of Mendota Heights
750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
Subject: Mendota Heights
Sewers, Water, Streets
Imp. 75-3 (Stage II)
Ivy Falls First Addition
• BTSC Project No. 7503-B
Dea r 0 rv i 1:
Attached hereto is a letter from Fischer Sand and Aggregate, Inc. r-
questing an extension of completion time on the above project. The Contract
called for completion on or before July 1, 1977. As you know, the roject
was bid on October 15, 1976 but not awarded until the first part of
November after which time the weather got cold and forced the Contr ctor
to hold off starting until Spring 1977. A wet Spring gave the Cont actor
a late start.
The work is now progressing and is being finished in conjunction witjh the
work on ivy Falls West, Second Addition. I
�
In that no one is being hurt badly, we recommend the requested exte'sion.
r,
V�y truly yours,
/�� �
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Edwar F: ishel
EFK:bIs
Encl.
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7437 MARSHALL AVEIVUE SAIt�tT PAUL MINNESOTA 55104 T�L (612) 646-2558
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�ISC��R ��i�D & AGGREGATE, Q�C.
RAY FISCHER
PRE6IDENT
,�Il {��es o� �tIUf9111'lOtl3 surfac+.».g, gracling, gravell �ase, crus�i�ag
June 30� 1977
Bettenburg, Townsend, Stolte d Comb, Inc.
1437 Marshall Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55104
Attn: Ed Kishel '
RE: Improvement 75 Project 3
Stage II Ivy Fa11s West - First Addition
Dear Sir:
ROS�MOUNT, MINN.
ORCHAR CARDEryB 4J2•7192
MINN APOLIG FE 6•4960
I am reqeusting an extension of time to November 1, 1977, d
the fact that the job was held up last fall because of the owner
lems and we couldn't start or corr►plete the sewer and water as re
This is the same completion date as the 2nd Addition which we ar
doing.
MS/raf
i
Yours truly�
5��-� _���
L
Myron Stapf
e to
prob-
ues ted .
also
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City of :•!endota fieights
Dakota County, Minnesota
NOTICE OF HEARIt7G TO DETERMINE RTiD CO`JSIDER
PROPOSED ASSESSt•lENTS FOR TiiE LEXT_NGTON
HIGHI.AND ADDITIONS A:7D BURIL A:iD HOL!•SES
ADDITION AND ADJACE�T AREA It•SPP.OVE?lENTS
(I:L°ROVEMENT NO. 74, PROJECT T70. 3)
TO WHO,1 IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Dakota County
Minnesota, deems it necessary and desirable to determine and consider
the proposed assessments for the improvements hereinaEter described_
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the
City of Mendota Heights will hold a public hearing on said proposed
assessments at the following time and place within the said City:
Date and Time: Tuesday, August 16, 1977
7:30 o'clock P.*i.
Location: Mendota Heights City Hall
750 South Plaza Drive
Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120
The general nature of the improvements heretofore known and designated
as Improver..ent No. 74, Project No_ 3 for which said assessments are to
be made is:
The construction of an extension to the City's sanitary
sewer system, including appurtenances and incidentals
thereto, and the acquisition of easements, and the recon-
struction where necessary of streets in the area hereinafter
more particularly described. .
The construction of a storm sewer system including appurte-
nances and incidentals thereto and the acquisition of
easenents, in and for the area hereinafter nore particularly
described.
The construction of an extension to the City's water distri-
,' bution system including appurtenances and incidentals thereto,
and the acquisition of easements, and the reconstruction
where necessary of streets in the area hereinafter more
particularly described.
The construction of street improver�ents consisting o� the
acquisition of easements and the gradiag, stabilization,
drainage and bituminous surfacing, and the coastruction
of concrete Curbs and gutters on the streets to be situated
in the area hereina�ter more particularly described.
The area proposed to be assessed £or said i.^.:provements is situated
wit?iin the City of D:endota Heights in Dakota County, PSinnesota, and
is sore garticularly described as Follows:
P.11 properties abutting *7arie Avenue from Lexington Avenue
to Victoria avenue together with all tnose properties
bounded by Dfarie Avenue on the aorth, Lexington Avenue on
the west, State Trunk Highway 110 Frontage P.oad on the
south and on the east by a line generally following the
centerline of walsh Lane extended norchward from Trunk
Highway 110 Frontage Road to t•Sarie Avenue,
and
All prooerties abutting the North side of r±arie Avenue
between Overlook Lane and Summit Lane and all properties
abutting Overlook Lane and Sunmit Lane fro� Marie Avenue
to a point approximately 200 feet northerly of Marie
Avenue; and
It is proposed to assess every lot, piece or parcel of land benefited
by said improvements whether abutting thereon or not based upon bene-
fits received without regard to cash valuation in accordance with the
proposed assessr.+ent roll thereof which is now on file with the City
Clerk of the City of t•tendota Heights at the City Hall of said City
and which assessment roll is open to public inspection.
t4ritten or oral objections to said proposed assessnents will be con-
sidered at said hearing.
Persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed assessmen
should be present at the hearing.
This Council proposes to proceed ur.3er and pursuant to the authority
granted to it under the Minnesota Statutes, Section 429.
Dated this 12th day of July, 1977.
BY ORDER OF THE CZTY COL'NCIL
Gilbert H. Radabaugh, City Clerk
City of F!endota Heiahts
i" l
AND OF QUALITY FOODS
August 1, 1977
Shade Tree Program Mana,ger
Cit of `-
y 71� � ft;R�r__-_ � c,� �� � r_
Dear �%L! ��U'%�1.�.^; ,
V
si'.�T� o F' N[ I hihd
DEPARTMEHT OF AGRIC
SHADE TF2EE PROGF2A
60p BREMER BLDG.
SAINT PAUl.., MINN.55
{�t�.�� ���-�S$�
I am happy to inform you that your application for State ass
far Shade Tree Disease Gontrol activities has been apgroved
Deparkment of Agriculture. The State is prepared to reimbur
'� � percent of the cz�y's sanitatian costs not ta exc
$�T:.�,�Z�`'" and ��� Percent of the city's reforestatia
not to exceed $.J� yt�� Separate accounts for each city
s�t up in these amounts.
�Ec�rvta
�OTA
LTURE �U G $ 19
m
Cstance
ry the
ae you
;ed
L C05'tS
riZl be
I wou3.d like to take this ogportunity ta clarify an issue re arding
eligible sanitation costs. The State will reimburse municip lita.es
with a gopulatian over IQQO for casts incurred b the munici aZi� in
carrying out sanitation activities. The State will not reim urse
municipalities with a gopulaCion aver 1Q00 for costs incurre solely
by its private property awners who remove and dispase of the r da.seased
elm or oak trees on private property. This means that a cit wi.th a
papulation over 1000 cannat collect sanita�ion receipts fram its home-
owners and then present these to the state for reimbursement because
the city has nat incurred any direct cost for �he sanitation nrocednre.
I� is my opinion that the Legislature intended ta pramote co
among the State, local goverrunental una.ts and priva�.e hameow
shade tree disease control activities. It shoul.d be made cl
the law does all.ow governmentai un.its with populatians over
financially assist homeowners in removing diseased elm or oa
fram priva�e.proper�y. 2he State will share in private prap
tree removal subsidies as long as the property in questian q
The new Iaw does not, however, pravide for direct s�ate gran
individual property owners.
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trees
ifies.
to
Nate, that cities under 1000 can receive funds based upon pra erty
awner'tree removal receipts, This exception is the result oi the
"in.-kind contribution." Ianguage o� the new law.
I must emphasize strongly the abso2ute need for each city ta eep
accurate, detailed and separate records and accounts for Shad Tree
Disease Con�ral. activities. Each city will. be held accountab e for
all costs submitted for reimbursement.
I apologize for repeatedl� asking for more information, but i would
certainly help my staff if you would indicate tl�e COUNTY name nex� to
the city name on aIl subsequent "REQUEST FOR PAYMENT" forms.
Thank you far your patience az7d unders�anding as we wark aut
in the program. I am sure we can resol.ve any outstanding pr
yau map have. Zf you have any questions, do not hesitate to
(612) 296-8580. .
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Sincerely,
MINNESOTA DEPARZ'MENT OF AGRICi.T.[„TURE
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Shade Tree Program
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