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1977-05-03CI'1'Y OF I�iEP�TI70TA HEIGHTS Dakota CoLn�.y, Minnesota AG�NDA May 3, 1977 l. CaII to Order. • 2. .Roll Call. 3. Approval of Minutes, April 19, 1977. 4. Old Business 5. Gommunica�.ians a. Letter �ror:� GeraZdine Lerbs regarding %Sendata �+later Com�any. b. Letter from John 3aland to PCA cancerning Mendata Heigh�s buYning si�e. c. Letter fram �2abert Sandeen i?ai:ota Caunty Engineer. � t�� I..TR. F!'ion-, f1'l�.rr;-�-f z.litl�iF_- m� Trf -�{`�{ 5hou.Ielfo^' �'naP. l,<�ec�rajou'�- 6. De�ar�z►en�. Reparts a. Renort on the Dutch Elm Program.• 7. Gommission P.eports A. Planning Cammission � a. Mi.nutes, Ap?-il 26, 1977. b. Case No. 7E-22, Gopher, S�amp & Die -- Appiication �ar subdivi.sion appraval. (Recomanend denial. ) ..�m1�•� asl�'t�/ Lan�:'aueryr� / c. Case No. 77-9, Fischer-McClelland -- Application for a sign variance. {Recommend approval.} d. Case No. ??-10, Adams -- Application �or a fence variance. (P.ecotrsnend approval. ) e. Case ?�o. 7i-11, Garwaod --- Application far a sideyard Se� setback variance. (Recommend approval.) H�i�r,x B. Park & Recreation Carnr.�is�ion a. Minutes, A�r�l 27, 1977. b. Elizabe�h T�i�t ar Gary Gusta�son will be present to elaborate c�r_ 2�em r2 of �.he mi.nutes. � <-arJ ee �c �'}u frr /% coi�'ec7�nl/ . y,,,�iv,G�ovr � ..� #« # � � $ # � . # -2- 8. New Business a. Bream Plat -- see attached. Public Mayor City Administrator 1 A � ��_/ �P��Q.�� i7<<rfJ 1i�5� E57`/'�ef' .C.�c"c�l�l'lsrn J�'7�evC �Gi�Se�'! - vP�, �--i��P.-��G� '97 ./�'I�// /�oi�r C'��j�'eii�son Councilmen City Attorney � a. Information on Dutch Elm Tree Removal and assessing. b. �rdinance Amendment & Resolution on Counci� Meeting time. (All available Tuesday evening. ) f}Nao*-�rS, City Engineer a. April report available Tuesday evening. PLblic Works Inspector Clerk-Treasurer 9• Approval of the list of claims. 10. Approval of licenses: Paulson Construction General Cor_tractor I Corrigere Construction Company Masonry 11. Adjourn. 0 �� Page 817 April 19, 1977 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAhOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Regular Meeting Held '�uesday, April 19, 1977 _y Pursuant to due call and notice thereof,_the regular meeting of th City Council, City of Mendota Heights, was held at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the City Hall, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. e iollowing members were present: Aiayor Loc]�wood, Councilmen Losleben, Mertens tto, Schaberg and �vahl. I�PPROVAL OF Mayor Lockwood moved approval of the minutes f the April 5 MINUTES meeting. Councilman ��Tahl seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 � Nays: 0 CP�E N0. 77-1, The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter Y��SSAN regarding his application for lot size varian discussion, the Council directed the City Att Mr. Y.assan, advising him �hat the Council wil consideraLion to the variance subject to paym residual assessment, or waiver allowing the a placed on the original assessment roll, and s of the negotiated permanent easenent agreemen easement over a portion of the lot. rom George Kassan e. A�ter a �rief rney to contact give favorable nt of the sessment to be bject to receipt for a utility D.O.T. The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter d proposed resolution from the Department of Transportat'on relative to preliminary plans �or construction of a new b idge along side of the existing T.H. 13 bridge near Dianond J'm`s over Lilydale Road. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 COP�1MUrTIC11TIONS After a brief discussion, Councilman Mertenso to moved the adoption of Resolution No. 77-28, "RESOLUTION APPROVING D.O.T. PP,ELIMINARY PLANS." Councilman Losleben seconded t.he motion. The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter rom the Ivy I�eep I Qwners Association. The Association expresse concern over proble�ns created by the extension of Spring S reet to Partition Road, including an increase in vandalism and irt and sand washing off the unsod�ed area of Partition Ro d. After a brief discussion, the matter was refe�jred to staff for review and recommendation. � r .A �• � Page 818 April 19, 1977 COMMUIQICATIONS The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo =r m the State � Planning Agency regarding local responsibilit'es in enforcing j the Critical Area. Interim Development Regulat�ons. After a brief discussion, the Council directed the Ci y Administrator to study the s4atemen�s in the memo and respond o�he Planning Agency. " DEPARTN,ENT REPORTS 'I'he Council acknowledged receipt of the Fire report for March, 1977. TRANSPORTATION Dir. Donald Huber, Council liaison with the D ISSUES Transportation, was present to outline a dra statement to the D.O.T. on transportation is stated that the statement reflects what he a most important transportation issues affecti The Council :ae�bers directed that several ad the statement, including the following. In should be made to express serious concern ov hazards if any detouring of traffic onto exi facilities occurs. In Section II, include t concur with the Mendota Heights position on intermediate arterials; in Section III, incl a change in �he stauts of T.H. 110 would be deve?opmental plans of adjoining Dakota Coun Section IV should be amended to reflect the M.P_.C. acquired area continues to be off the because of a lac}� of development due to the construction; Section VI should express conc of direct �ransit between Mendota Heights an St. Paul suburbs. There �aas considerable discussion over the upgrading as a major concern as well as a 1 to whether the del�tion of consideration of at T.H. 49 and T.H. 110 from D.O.T. plans s the statement. It was the concensus that t be included in the statement: it should not of the freeway system discussion. art.ment monthly �artment of � Nendota Heights .es. Mr. Huber staff feel are th� Mendota Heights. � tions be made to ctzon I, a statement increased traffic� ing highway t Eagan officials ntinuation of e the fact that ntrary to the communities; ct that the ity's tax ro11s ck of freeway n about the lack the eastern �ludion ol T.H. 49 �thy discussion as major interchange .ln be included in e items should no discussed,.as par After a lengthy discussion, Councilman Merte sotto moved that draft position s�atement be adopted as amende to include the additional concerns as stated by the Council. Councilman Schaberg seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 BONDING -- ELEVATED Financial Advisor Lawrence Shaughnessy was p �ti7ATER TANK & yarious pcssible methods of financing for th PUBLIC WORKS works aarage and elevated water tank. He ou FACILITY �inancing methods for the water tank as foll bonding, requi'ring a special election; a gen issue where user's revenues would be used to the tax levy would be used as a back-up; a C 3ond issue where at least 20� of the cost is suggested that an improvement bond proceedin abou� 40� of the cost via an area assessmen� the water billings, and a modest tax Ievy. cost of a 2 million gallon tar�lc would be app sent to outline proposed public ined three possi : General Obliga al obligation bo ake the payments pter 429 Improve ssessed. He be used, assessi a surcharge on indicated that ximately $1,117, .w ; Page 819 April 19, 1977 and the cost of a l� million gallon tank woul be approximately $854,000. Mr. Shaughnessy outlined the sugge ted assessments, surcharge and tax levy figures based on the t'ird financing method. He pointed out that it would be possible for e City to redireci the $110,000 Utility reserve fund and two-thr e years of Revenue Sharing Funds towards the cost of garage cons uction, for approximately $200,000 of financing. �he Council discussed Lhe matter at length, an directed that additional information be prepared for Council consideration subsequent to receipt of zhe appraisal on the roposed building _ site. FIRE DEPARTI�SENT Captain Gene Lange gave a slide presentation d use o= the present Fire Departa:ent facility, p the Public Works Department no longer occupies building, and sketches of a training and meeti Department pronoses be constructed on a portio Fire Department building roof. � EAGLE RIDGE E_z1ST Ayes : 5 Nays: 0 picting current oposed use after a portion of the g room the Fire of the existir_g Mr. Carmen Tuminelly, and rL. Bruce Patterson, of Suburban Engineering, were present to request approval f the preliminary plat and grading plan for Eagle Ridge East. M. Tuminelly explained the proposed plat, stating that ther will be a maximum� of 15 townhouse unii�s constructed on the plat. In connection with the proposed grading, Mr. Patterson submitted "before and zfter� drainage characteristics drawing. He indicate that the trade-of� on drainage would be equalized, the added impe ious surface � drainage toward I-35E would be more than off-s t by the additional drainage that was being graded to drain toward Marie Avenue and �agle Ridge Drive. Mr. Tuminelly stated that e desires to install his oum sewer collecting system for th p1at. He indicated willingness to grant easements, cons ruct the uti?ities in accordance with City specifications, and it turn, the collection system would be a part of the CiLy ystem, which ir_- cludes municipal maintenance. After a lengthy discussion, Councilman Mertens tto moved that the grading plan and limits as shown on page 3 of he plans dated April 19, 1977 be approved and that staff be d rected to work with Mr. Tuminelly to iron out necessary eLails including details on the sanitary sewer system. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. MliNICIPAL LIQUOR The Covncil acknowledged receipt of a memo fro the City Administrator and a letter from Attorney [9int op regarding municipal liquor and the issuance of "on-sale" private liquor licenses. M.S.A. FINA.rtCING Councilman Mertensotto moved the adoption of RE "RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO MSA FINANCING," requesi for Marie Avenue (Central). Coimcilman Losleben seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays : 0 0 Iution No. 77-29, g M.S.A. funding � .� � Z�.EETI23G TIME Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 P�ge 820 April 19, 197� Councilman Schaberg reques�ed that the Council meeting s�arta.ng �ime. Af�.er>a briaf dise�ssa.on, Cauncilman 2iert City Attarney be directed to prepare the necessary to change the starting time of 8:Ob P.M. ta ?:30 P.M., effective June 7. Councilman Wahl seconded the mation. , 1 change the mav�d that the� :e amendment meetings frorn MZSCEI:L��v-EOUS The Council direc4ed Attoxney Winthrop ta no ify Harry Kirchner af the recent Ietter a� compla.int an Fischar's 66 parking on T.H. 49, advising him of the Cavncil's conce n over the assaciated traf�ic hazar@, and to i.nvite hzm to attend the May 7 meeting to �ry �o wark out �he prablem. ASSESSMENfi APPEALS Aitorney Winti2rap updated �he Caunci.l an two the Reynolds Guyer appeal �rom his Marie Ave: an appeal from Mr. Reuben Philli.ps �rom Orch area improvement assessments. 2dr. Winthrop his apinion, there is *�a basis for an adjust - assessnent and recoirsnended that the City go the appeal. The Cov.ncil concurred in this r� The Attarney's recommendation an the Phillip assessment for the :rantage along Hunter Lan the subseq,uent development of the front 1ot Caunci� directed �hat the de�erznent be refle to be filed in th� offa.ce of the Dakota Coun further direc�.ing tha� the City Attorney pre F�iERSON AVENUE Councilrnan Mertensotta mov�d �he adap�ion of IMPROZTEMEItiTTS "i�SOLi33�.ION ACCEPIING ENuII�t�E3Z'S REPOR'I' AND C ON PROPQSED EMERSON AVENUE In'►�t`2tJVF.T'�NTS ," ihe at 8:00 P.M. on �.ay 1?. Mayar Iac3cwoad seconded the motion. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 LIST OF C�AiMS Ayes. 5 N��S: a � Cauncilman Lasleben moved 4he adopLion of the RESOLVED,that the clazms submit�ed uo the Ci.t� payment, a summary oi which is set farth an �.1� herefio and identified as LS.st o� Clain�s submit April 19, 1977, having been audited by the Cit are hereby allowed and th� riayoz and Clerk-TrE of Mendota I3eights are hereby authorized and c City checks in payment of said claims. Councilman Wahl seconded the mo�ion. .ssessment appeals: .e assessnent, and �djxunter Lane .ated that in nt of tYze Gv.�er �litiga�ion over ommenda�ion. appeal was that the be deferred t�nti2 � curs. The ed i.n a dacusnenL Register of Deeds, re sueh document. � tesolutian Na. 77-3( �I,LING FC?R �A�ZING � hearing �o be held'� fall.owing mo�ion: Council for e list a�tached � ted far payment, i y Council, be and ! asurer of the City' irected to issue i, M � , ; �� LiCEIvSES Ayes : 5 Nays: 0 CIGARETfiE LZCENSE Ayes: 5 Nays : Q Page 821 April 19, 1977 Mayor Loc3�waoc2 m�ved approval of the list of licenses to: Aavid Klemmensen, Builders Boda Cons�ruction Company, Inc. Gary Len�z, Inc. � Ed T. Kalar & Conpany, Inc. Rudy Len�, Inc. Mar TJon Homes, Inc. Counci�nan Wahl seconded the motion. Gener Concre Plunbi. Masonr Genera Counci7lnan Wahl moved that a cigarette lice George's Golf Range, Inc. Caunciiircan Aiertensatta secanded the notian. censes, granting Contracior License Contrac�ar License Contractor Licensf License � License � Contractor License be granted to NON-INTOXICATING Cour:ciiman I,asleben �eoved �hat an 'bn-sale, a f=saZe" _ , MALT LIQUOR LICENSE non-a.ntoxicating malt-liquax license be gran� d to George's Goli' Range, Inc. Cauncilman Schaberg seconded the mo�:ion. Ayes: 5 Nays: q ADL7Oi;�RI�1 fihere beir�g no further bLsiness to came k�efor the Caunci3, Mayar Lockwoad moved t�'�at �.he meeting be adjo rned. Covnci�nan Merter_sotta seconded the motzan. P_yes : 5 Idays : 0 TI�IE OF ADJQURNMEIv'`T: 12 : 05 0` clock A.M. ATTEST: Robert G. Lackwaad May or G.M. 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Director, Air Quality Division Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 1935 West County Road B-2 Roseville, Minnesota 55113 P✓lelrc�lii�n Council 30� Metro Squai� liuilding Sevenih S ieet and Rabert 5tieei Soin Poul, Minnesoia 55101 Te ephone (612) 291-6453 fi e of the Chairman RE: Tree Waste Burning Permit Applications from th Cities of CYiaska, Woodbury, Mendota Heights, E and South Saint Paul. Referral File Number 4333. Dear Mr. Wiik: The Metro�olitan Council has proposed a regional tree �ti�as plan which recognizes.open burning as a short--term manage approach and encourages the developrlent of wood resource systems to meet the long-term need for diseased tree sani programs. The plan directs each metropolitan.county to c and dP�rPlop tree waste management sites. Where possible, facil�ties should serve the disposal needs of more than c tree ��i_sease control program. County tree waste management plans developed in response Council's policy plan should give priority to existing bu sites which �neet PCA criteria and also serve adjacent sha disease control areas. b�onthly burning permit reviews co by the PCA stasf should consider the implementation sched county tree �tia.ste rlanagement plans and the availability o t�osal sites �,�hich are consistent with such plans. Burnin which are not consistent with approved county tree waste ment plans should be phased out as the plan is implemente an, e policy ent ecovery ation signate such e shade o the ning e tree ducted le of dis- sites anage- The open burning site proposed by Chaska is judged to be cceptable for the stated purpose of diseased tree disposal. Open b rning � p�rmits issued to Chas3ca should p�rr.lit use of the facilit by disease tree control programs in neighboring communities, such as ' Chanhassen and Victoria. Inasmuch as less than fi from Eagan, County meet to serve the all dis�ased the sites proposed by Eagan and Mendota Heigh s are v� miles apart, it is recommended that repres ntatives P�4endota FIeights, Suniish Lake, Lilydale and D kota to determine the tre� waste disposal capacity needed area and designate a site which will be avai able to shade tree sanitation programs in the area. Similarly, r rsr. Ed�ti7ard Wiik, P.r. • April 26, 1977 1 Page Two � . Washing�on Coun�y and Dako-�a Coun�y r�presentatives shoul meet with South �t_ Paul, St. Paul�Park, Woodbury, Newport and We�t St. Pau]. to c�etermine the location of a multi--community b rna.ng sit� sirtce �he �ites proposed by Waodbury and Sou�h St. F ul are also Iess than �ive miles apart. , � To meet the immediate need �or cor�troi of dutch elm disea e vectars, �he Council recommends that the communities o� Woadbury, agan, Mendota Heights and South �t. t�aul be issued temporary {I ss than 45 days) permit� ta burn existing stockpiles of diseased rees. t�ithin �his periad, representative� of I�akota and t�7ashing on Counties shauld identi�y a site (s) ta serve �he communit'es in question. �ites developed �o serve cammuniti.es in narthe n Dakata and southern ti��ashington,Caunties should recognize he recovery capacity which will b'e available at the Pig'� Ey Lake recavery facili�y. Every ef�ort should be made to ensure that dis�ased trees are directed to�recavery �acilities. The Council's s�aff is available to assist th� counties a ities in developing the necessary tree waste disposal cap Please contact Ray Thran or pon Farb if we may b� of furt assistance. Sincerely yours, - r C � �:�� r , �_._ ohn Bo].and, ' - � hairman . � ! ,,., ��rn �:7 � C.... �" L.f /r� L'� �/ � . ��r- y�`,�; 1 �'^ �:° �• ,r,- :,: �' �'`(' � /`E�/'�; C' i7 �` � . � � � i` .�' .� ,�' i�. . r,i �� -'. ,., � �`��'?7 JB/cja � • . � a d cOmmun- c.ity. er r �:� a . � 5T. PAUL _ nivis. • k wan i rw DAIfOTA W�IfT �h�� .dE 1�1 � � 6€J 1'�'T � �� h� +DAKUTA COUNTY ANNEX 312 VcRMILLION ST. HASTINGS. MINN�SOTH 55033 NOTICE This is a reminoer that Dakota County is hosting a public meeting the Site Selection for the Chemical Vb'aste Landfill Facili�y, afi the Dakot Government Center at 2:00 P.M, on.Mby 3, 1977. 03ERT P. SANDEEN, P.E. COUNTY ENGINEER TELEPHONE: 612-437•3191 `�-�'� regarding � County The inten� o` this meeting is to proceed with Step 2 of fihe criteri and process recommended by the Metropolitan Council.- Step 2 consists of id ntification of local policy consfircrinirs, �ncluding comprehensive plans and ordinance which may affect the non-exclusion areos affier Sfiep 1. Enclosed is a map delineati g the potential szarch areas. � _ In addition to the above meeting, there will�also be a public hea ing for the new Dakofia County Solid�and �Hozordous Wosfie C%rainance. The hearing ill�e held-� - at ihe Dakota Counfiy Government Center at 1:00 P.M, on N;ay 3, -1 97-7. r2 PS�mar Enclosure � Yours very truly, . Robert P. Sandeen, P.E. Dakofia Counfiy Hig way Engineer .� ..._..------�--. �� F � .��_l, * � �-------------��--- '"�' .� I��[�. -�� C �T ; � �� - � � � ,4: - � p �� d"n ,� � • _ �� ---------�- _ �-a �- � -- � .._.... �� - - ...__.... .�1 , ;� - -�HE�NE�7N, _ � � � � I - _ �' - .�i o! 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NOHT71 MIOWEST RESE4RCHINS7ITUTE E, 0. NICKOK b li40C. �� rj � �� e�g� INTERDf51GNINC. !Q L�YB E /� Yppp f �+•� E� i g� �MILES 70r.uLES 70MILE5 �� Cie�� V i V �! 1��/��■ � ' _ 1 ��NUEso�,q a° �= - �o D .:'f" :, Q ��, - �;��Qo� ti�. ` �,5 OF TRP April 29, 1477 Minnesota Department of Transportation District 9 3485 Hadley Avenue North,Box 2050 North St. Paul, Minnesota 55109 Mr. Orvil Johnson Administrator City of h9endo�a �eights 750 South P laza Drive t��1endota Heights, Minnesota 55120 In reply refer to: 319 C. S. 1917 (TH 49) Bet►yeen Delaware Avenue and Trunk Highway 55 �endota Neights and Eagan Dear Mr. Johnson: As I discussed t�rith you on April 29, 1977, our Maintenance Forces planning to pave the shoulders along Trunk Nigh��vay 49 early this su�r�ner. Jack Pirkl will be in contact with you later for further revie►�v of thesz plans. Because of limited right of way and drain conditions, the shoulders will vary between 6 feet and ten feet. RECEIVED �iAY 3 1977 (612)770-2311 3re ge This improvement therefore is considered primarily for trarfic se vice and to relieve maintenance of the gravel shoulders. It does not e7ieve the need ror a bikeway as identified in the city plans. We will continue to cooperate with your City in the application bikeway projec�s as they may affect our highway system. Sincerely, ; ` r.. _/�� f.�� { "• �� 1•r /IG� !� � f i ,j �erritt Linzie� Assista'nt Diszrict Engineer An Eqval Opportunity Employer. ``�� r � 0 ..� ' � APK 2 y 1977� PRESENT SITUATION OF DUTCH ELN: IN THE HEIGiiTS JOHN NESKA � APRIL 1977 As a new season ap�roacnes; we find our selves meeting the eve building demands of our residznts in the area of sanitation an detection of Ilutch Elm Disease in MendoLa Heights. Public awa ness in this arza has grown from what it has been in the past. Our residents are demanding more service in the ar-ea of DED i.n order to save what trees they have. After losing 700 trees in 1g76, I have projected that this number will double in 197?. �vith �his in mind, we can see that our work load is going to i crease. In order to keep our program under control, we will h to jump on th� problem right away. 1de still have 7 residents diseased wood to be removed, and we have one resident which ha some c�arked trees still standing from last year. These proble are being taken care of. We do have several areas which are n showing signs of in�ection, and we will go in there shortly to mark them for removal. � ith � i�e are going to make an attempt at �reating some rark trees th's year with Lignasan BLP. We are presently in the process of pr'cin the chEuical'�nd all of the equipment which goes with it. bJe will picx t��e trees which we will inject and then continue wit the injection process in late r:ay aTter the trees are fully le fed out. A Forestry related CETA student has been requestzd for to assi t me in the field �his sucuner. He or She will also be a great a set i.n the oifice when we get into �he paper work involved in keeg'ng records and in issuing subsidy. At this time we are awaiting a response on our request for sub idy from the Dept. o� Agriculture. �fter talking with them, they ave cor�firtned receiving our application, and now ihey await action taken on this by the legislature. nope�ully we will hear from them n the next few weeks. Also at this time, we are waiting renewel of our open burning ite permit . This permii ran out �his Nast month and now we are t ing to persuade the PCA to give us another one. They are tighteni g up onopen burning, and want to eliminate as many burning sites as possible. �'hey have advised me that they have received the ap lication and that it is being sent before their review board. We shoul also be hearing from them in �he next couple of weeks. lve are prepared ior the upcoming season and await the battle. An aztempt has been made to have Castle Chemical Co. provide our residents with Lignasan BLP at a wholesale cost. After �alking with Mr. Jewitt of Castle Chemical, He advised me thai they had tried this previously, and that �here was so much cor. with paperwork and money that they would no longer provide thi service to the public. Castle Chemical deals strictly wi�h Mu ties and with Nurseries which �aould use a great quantity of tY. They said they would definitely not supply this chemical to an� other than their Present accounts, municipaliiies, or nurseryr�� 0 fusion s nicipali- is chemical. yone en. J CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Planning Commission Minutes April 26, 1977 'i'he regular meeting of the biendota Heights Planning Commission was calle order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. by Chairperson Ridder. The following member: present: Ridder, Stefani, Quehl, Wheeler, Kruse, Clemens. Also present Consultant Howard Dahlgren and City Ad�inistrator Orvil Johnson. 3 to were : Planning Chairperson Ridder noted the untimely accidental death of inember Leslie Crecelius on Sunday morning, April 24, 1977. She noted the funeral details and aske Flanning Corunission members if they were interested in sending a spray of flower . The consensus was affirmative and the City AdministraLor requested to arran e for flowers in the name of the Planning Comnission members. A moment of silence in memory of Mrs. Crecelius was observed. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Minutes of the March 22 meeting had "with the agenda. Ste�ani moved, se that zhe minutes be approved as submitted. Voting: Al1 Ayes. ELECTION OF Mrs. Ridder noted that the next item of OFFICERS the election of officers for the year 1 the offices of chairperson and vice-cha to be filled. Stefani moved, seconded by Wheeler that the name of Kath; submitted as chairperson and that a unanimous ballot be cast. Votir_g: Ridder moved, seconded by Clemens that Ray Wheeler be noninated as vice and a unanimous ballot be cast. Voting: All Ayes. CP�E NO. 76-22 Mr. J.B. Smith was present to explain h GOPiiER STAh4P & DIE assembling of parcels and subdivision i consolidate property and reduce the num statements. Chairperson Ridder and Consultant Dahlgren indicated the n desireability of an East-West street right-of-way being dedicated by Mr dedication and provision is necessary to allow access into the industri of Pilot. Knob Road and provide future circulation throughout the area b Rc�ad and Mendota Heights Road. bir. Smith indicated his negative feelin such dedication ar_d eventually said "no. I'll leave it the wag it is." short further discussion, tvlzeeler moved, seconded by C1er.iens, to recomir of the subdivision apnlication. Voting: Al1 Ayes. submitted by Quehl, business was 77, and that rperson were Ridder 1� All Ayes. chairperson 6 proposed - order to r of tax d and Smith. Such area west ween Perron toward Af �er a d denial CASE NO. 77-9 FISCHER-2IcCLELLAND Dorie PdcClelland was present to explain the appli- ASSOC. INC. cation for a sign to be located in the outheast SIGN VARIANCE quadrant of T.H. 49 and South Plaza bri e. Members and the applicant both felt that positi n�l, as noted on the drawings, was the most desireable. Stefani moved, seconded by eeler to recomr.iend a sign variance for the installation of a name late (identifi ation) sign for the abutting property. Voting: All Ayes. -2- CASE N0. 77-10 Mr. Adams was present to discuss the ne ADAMS - FENCE VARIANCE �ence between his property at 969 Chipp his neighbor's property. He noted that department officers had advised that a fence be constructed in order to recreation equipment on the proper properties. A considerable amount o ensued leading to the possible ways of constructing the fence. After s discussion, Wheeler moved, seconded by Stefani to recommend approval of for a fence tapering from 3�' heights at the front property line to 5' at the 30' line and assuming a 6' heiqht behind the 30' front yard set : Voting: All Ayes. CASE NO. 77-11 GARWOOD - SIDEYP_RD VARIAIvCE with Quehl moving, seconded of 3�'. Doting: All Ayes. for a a and olice eep discussion �e further variarice heiqhts 0 Mr. Garwood was present to explain the eed for an additional room on the left (NW) side o his house at 743 Cheyenne Lane. A short discussi n ensued Kruse recomir,endinq approcal of the sidey rd variance CASE NO. 77-12 Chairperson Ridder noted that Eriendly AUGUST COIvSTRUCTION CO. stituents were interested in this matt be coming later in the evening and she �or a delay in the discussion of this matter. CASE NO. 77-13 b2r. Jim McKay of Northland Company was UI�ITED PROPERTIES plain in general, the proposed use by G SUBDIVISION AND CONDITIONAL of a portion of lot 2, blk l, Inland In USE PERMIT He noted that Gardner-Denver officials within 10 minutes and further explain t plans. Ms. McKay gave a short histo•ry on the Northland and Inland inciu erties, noting that three patentiai developments are foreseeable in 197 A member of the architectural firm of Plagens & P�icGee @ecribed the prop indicating the location of the building, parking and outside storage. scribed the landscaping plan. A considerable amount of discussion cont proposed fencing , suggestions ranged �rom an opaque redwood fence to s other less expensive materials to build a fence around the storage ar,ea Goodrich, a Gardner-Denver official from Dallas, explained their plans Howard Dahlgren indicated the need for fencing, however, the asthetics site development were very important. After a further discussion consi fencing alternatives, Wheeler moved, seconded by Clemens that a hearing Conditional Use Permit and Subdivision be conductec� on N.•ay 24, 1977 at �oting: All P.yes. lls con- and would erefore asked resent to e�:- rciner-Denver ustrial Park. ould be present eir proposed trial prop- sed building e also de- nued on the ggestions of Mr. Charles nd desires. f the entire ering other for the :00 P.M. CASE N0. 77-12 Mr. Joseph Dotty was present along with several other AUGUST CONSTRUCTION CO. persons to er>plain a proposed replat of a portion of the undeveloped Friendly Hills plat alo g with the proposed development of undeveloped e�sting lots. They indicated the eed for a feasibility study by the city engineer. It was noted that the Planning Commission does not normally discuss engineering feasibility, leaving that to Coun il consideration. Further discussion on the project feasibility ensued. Howard Dahlgren oted that we must plan for a future development east and south of the proposed devel pment. It was noted that the applicant had discussed the matter with City Enginee Kishel as had Eoward Dahlgren. It was noted also that storm sewer facilities would robably be necessary for the satisfactory development, along with other necessary tilities. Mr. Dotty submitted a brochure on the custom-built homes when asked if he homes were to be pre-fab. After some further discussion, Wheeler moved, seconded y Quehl to establish a hearing for May 24, 1977 at 8:30 P.M. to hear the �atter of replatting. m -3- PdISCELLANEOUS Mr. Dennis Carroll appeared, noting his esire for a variance to construct a fence. It was noted that although a report had been prepared by the Planning Consultant, Mr. Denn's had not submi.tted his fee until several days after the agenda had been prepared nd submitted to th e members. As a result, his application and report had not been s mi.tted to the Planning Commission members and the matter was continued for one mon . ADJOURN There being no further business to come efore the Commission, Wheeler moved, seconded by S efani that the meeting be adjourned.at 10:42 P.M. Voting: All Ayes. � �.� s�� Case No. % G - City of Mendota Heights _ D�kota County, Minnesota APPLICP_TION FOR CONSIDERATION ' ' of • PLANNING REQUEST ° . Date of Applicatio . � . Fee� Paid �185•� �pplicant - . � - � ame : GOP�.�R °�TAMP 1�ND T�IE C0 . Last First Initi �ndress : 1939 W MIATNEHAHl� AVE _ ST .� NiTTv�t�T_ Number and Street �� City -- State Owner - . fiame: SAME � - I�zst _ First Address: � r7umber and S �reet - City SLreet Location of Property in Question 2411 P1IAT KNOB RD. , Initi 9-20-1)76 � � /�-ek # � � S � 1.o- ` ip Code S-tate � Zip Code Legal Description of Property: - The west 50 feet of the east 349.04 f��t oi govermm �t � lot 2 section 33 TWP 28N ra.nge 23W excep� the north j00 ie t `--- � a_nd except the so�th 1750 feet thereof. . y � � .. .. ' ..... ' ,`'•-4.� . ' -- - ' � .1� '�'y�c= v; Request: "� - Rezoning � � � Variance � Conditional Use Permit t/ Subdivision�Approval Plan App�oval _' Other.(Speci�y) �- .f hpplicable Village Ordinance Number �v � - Present Zoning of Property: Industr�al . Present Use of Property: Ind�s ri�l Proposed Zoning of Property: - Proposed Use of Property: , Indu � • ' t � f � 1 �, � (�� Section � � � . � � , . . t • � I3umber of people intended to live or work on premises: s e � Number of o==-street parking spaces proposed � s e �� I�ereby declare that all sta�ements made in this request a d on the # additional ma�erial are true, , -=� - � . , ,� . j" - l, � � _._ , � .c . ' r S �,griaLure' of Applican`�_ �,,/ . � . _. �. . ___ -zo- k . . . . . Date � . - • , ' >, _ � . - - . � , L `. ., .. P.eceived by ( ti �le ) _ _" � � „ L .. - � No�e: The �ollowing plans shall be drawn and attacned to �h's application:� A. Appl?ca�ions involving a�Rezon?ng or a Conditional�Use P rmi� � f� snall submit �he �ollowing plans: '_ - � Date Received � Initia l, Site Development Plan 2, Dimension Plan.. . � . � 3, Landscape Plan ' ,' � ,� • a, Grading Plan �• _ ' B. �pplications involving a Variance shall submi� �he follo ing:� -- � � � l. Sketch P1_an � t ._ � e 2, Abstractors Certificate . � � (If variance involves�cutting _ . � . � of existing parcel into two = or more lots.) � � ' � ' a April 26, 1977 PLANNING REPORT CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 1. � 76 -22 Gopher Stamp and Die Company West of Pilot Knob Road, South Perron Road � Approval of Division of Land Attached is a copy of a report prepared for this proposal for t e December, 1976 meeting of the Planning Commission. Mr. Smith, the owner, was not able to attend that meeting and has since requested that the proposal be put on the agenda for the April meeting of the Commission. • At the last occassion when Mr. Smith met with the Commission, h intended to work with Mr. Pabst (a contiguous owner to the west on the possibility of making allowances f or the future extensio of the street indicated on the attached skeich and discussed in th December report. A recent brief conversation with Mr. Smith indicated that he had not been able to make any progress with r spect to the revisions for this street right-of-way. The question i not really one of the 50 foot lot line division which is pro�os d. The real question is one of whether or not we should attempt to make some provision for the extension of this street pattern throug the area at �his time. You are aware that the development of this street as an extension to the industrial park to the east and t e south completes a loop road system that is very important to th overall circulation pattern in the hlendota Heights industrial a ea. 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T� ; • _, � °�� _ -.�,�- ( �.� � -_,•-. �,• �..3 . , }�. :. • ' �.I `•� f 1'� ' '\' -� ��. ` =\ .•� .�.� t� 't ./•' - . , / I/ 1 � � � }�,1% � ``'� �.`- ' ''�._ _ ��'�� ..____ ' _. }' � � : / , • ' ��---• , ` �; �-J `` ��..,- �.� � , `�' _ _ _� �� -� . �. - i • ' , . � \�, ,.. .ti� - t �---��_• �j --------�— ---- �.�+ `— :1 �� . - � �1 �-� � � . - ' °; � � ` � - .l' �' � �'3� �:/i ` ' � � r' i• � � �v�'�. •• - • I � ' + _ I , 1 /i--- ---�� ! � ' '�' � . --� � � - - --•- -- �---�\_, J� 1 __ _{' .. .� ` - ./ _:��"� __�- -" __ ,� -. •--- _ •�-- �--- _ � � �� ,'J \_ . ._.. _.Q. !� 0 ��..�� ( .�- .,,/[ �� :� ,: i � �� y.f �� : , � -- - , . � . ., n� ..u� • � __ . ' . . ��o . � j " � . . . _ - -� � /� � � �` " . � . �. � ,'#i I�� - - _.- . . , � _=--- �. � � ��, �` . '.- _. _- -- , ., i . ;: 1�� _�, �..�: � �� jt , -� � . '\ . � . %�<� • ' : . ' - -�._ . . _.__ ' � ! t � ',� - � �� .r� ��-. �� ., . ,.�, . ,{__ .. _, . .._ . . _ . . . � ��J�, i - � � � �-. , ��a? ,-� ` _ _� , . , .� r � �� .. � , � • • � �� ( ;; . �=-_---- -- CASE NUMBER: 76-22 � � ' � APPLICANT: Gopher Stamp and Die Company �' � � .. � :� r y . '� . ACTION . ; ( - . , �•� ,,_.. ; , . , � . . Approval of Di vi si on of Land �� :� � � , � n:_� ! � � ----.i•" , i ' j ; ' t • r' .. i f�9i \\ . ( _ % �� ``• ' ' ` �` � ' i : � � �i �� i � ^--' _ :�\�.��. _ � _ t' .�----�- ��__ ___._.--_�'�,'.� i 1__�__�','��1--_� ��._._�--. j �_ �� r...!_�lr`� � �t �' C'�- y - � � � - DEcember �Fi, 1976 PLAfJNI(VG P,EF'ORT Cf�SE NUMBER: APPL I CAPdT : LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIOtdS: 1 76-22 Gopher Stam� and Die Comoany West of Pilot Knob Road, South of Perron Road Approval of Division of Land The sketch at the left indicates a suggested develooment patt rn for the land o��m ed by Mr. Pabst and that of the ap�licant. T e proposed road is indicated in dotted lines, tying into exisii � street intersections both to the south and to the east on Pil t Knob Road. 2. In our opinion, this would create a very desirable situation oening up the raw land for future development in a manner so as to c mplete that portion of the raad system which would intersect with th proposed road. 3. Perron Road has been eliminated as an access point to flighalay 13. Thus, the proposed alignment would effectively replace Perron Road as an east-west segment of this portion of the industrial loop road system. 4. In a short discussion tivith Mr. Pabst after the last Planning Commission meetina, we understand he is not particularly inte in dedicating a roadway through his land at this time. The a;��licant, however, has stated his interest in working out so sort of solution. At this time the applicant is requesting t addition of a 50 foot strip _of land to the tvro lots to the ea as you have previously reviewed. The addition of this 50 foo - nf land does not, of course, preclude the ultimate platting a ei��v�el opment of the road��ay as proposed. The appl i cant, howev� :��s��uld be encouraged to work with P9r. Pabst to ultimately oro� �� `�or the openi ng up of the raw 1 and to the iNest so as to provi� .- c�ood industrial sites with appropriate street frontage. � � y ted s �ri o , de � ' • � - i - " - :, � Case No. ; I� City of Mendota Heights � ' Dakota County, Minnesota . A�PLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION of . _ PLkNN1NG REQUEST � D ate of Applicatic �j-ee- Paid T"GS ° a A 1 i c a n t `- li"cfi�r.,c� o/1 o.,s� y��u-s ��Oic- �-o /LrJ a 2 a�l ou. PP T . � GU /'�( c ('- � a..�e • is �a�, Cl ��a,�ccl f-; ss��e s, `�t� . Last� First Initi ' Ad�lress : �d � �GA 2/1 �2, !'��+C'��7�ac �-�i�s. !vll�1 • Number and Street City S�ate Owner / Name : ' � EAl�// S oitl .77uA-2T Last . First nddress: �00 � �LfFzl� �2. �Cndo'�a ti7�s ' ��umber and Stre�t Ci-ty , Street Location of Property in Question �DD S, r��A�%� ,�z�v�. L�g4? Description of Property: . ��j�" �, f� I o L' � �, ��t svt i c�t 2 (, � � �U� .t,TP� �: Cx� c� � a �,-7 ? 6 y�, - o I o- 0 1 t= - -�-��- - _Tv�e_ o� �equest: Initi i'�'lff . State ,��/ � O Zip Code S S/a70 Zip Code -- , .w t -, � Rezoning . .� ;�( Variance • Conditional Use Permit Subdivision Approval � Plan Approval Other �Specify) � . i . i' < � - _l _ , � _ . �:� % C�cu �i � N 7�C ��i c.w��Co a.� C� o u�2 �� S Cu C�SS cs f i2G� /�t e��o �G G(%Gu-�d .X,l,9�e !'9 � IcEcz � � pP-�s i��u,� �� j� �� w��. � �z6�� - :� �� o �� ; �.) _ . _ � � �, f,v e�-s � Z�, C�c.�,eu�c� a-� l%%aza. �/L.�.� ., 0�2 (z ��msf f � 7�. e.�� ..�.. �� d, , _ . . . - r �-5��; ?�pplicable Village Ordinance Number Present Zoning of Property: � -� Present Use of Property: (� . � Proposed 7oning of Property: Proposed Use of Property: ` G Section 1� Number of people intended to live or w=ork on premises: ------- Nunber of o=f-street parking spaces pro�osed —��2eSP� I hzrPby cieclare that all statements .made in tl-his request additional material are true. _,�1 �=<- 1�� 1�� Signature of Applicant Date on the „ Received by (title) � _ _ � �'ote: 'in� following plans shall be drawn and-attached to t is application: A, Applic�tio.ns involvir_g a Rezoning or a Conditional Use ermit shall s�bmit the follov��ing plans_ . 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( � � � � � , t _'. :� � � _ c � � c, . �., , ' 1' • - f' . ,,� << • . :; ;i _.. . --, April 26, 1977 PLANNING REPORT CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCA'f I ON : ACTiOPd REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 77-9 Contemporary Construction Corpor tion Fischer, McClelland Associates, nc. 800 South Plaza Drive Sign Variance 1. The property in question is zoned "B-1". The pylon or free-sta signs are not permitted within this zoning district. The appli however, is requesting that a four by four foot name plate (identification sign) be constructed in one of two locations on either Plaza Drive or podd Road. 2. A primary reason for this request is that the building situated on the property has a rather well-designed exterior and placeme of a wall sign would detract from the originally intended build aesthetics. The basis for this cor�nent is the fact that the exterior of the building consists of dark finishes and textures also a mansard roof exists on the building. A wall sign on a building with these exterior and roof designs would result in a undesirable aesthetic condition. 3. In this regard, the remaining alternative location for a name p sign is on either Plaza Drive or podd °oad. You will note that the attached sketch Number 2, the ov�ner has identified two alte locations for the placement of the sign. Location Number 1 is approximately eight feet west of the parking lot entrance drive the second location is at the intersection of the north and wes property lines. A site inspection of t{ie alternative sign loca has been conducted and it is recommended that sign location alternative Number 1 is the most preferential. The basis for t recomendation is made on the fact �hat this type of sign is for purposes of name plate identification and not advertising. Sig location Number 2 is higher in elevation than Number 1, is in m better view to Dodd Road and is a more optimal location for adv rather than name place or identification. Furthermore, placing sign at this location would appear to be less consistent with building character, driveway orientation, and general site aest �n consideration of the fact that the oU�ner/applicant has provi i:wo alternate locations and Location Nur�ber 1 would result in 1 change from existing conditions and have least probable impact site lines, it is recommended as the preferential location. 4. As you will note on the attached sketch of the proposed sign, t �di ng ;ant, t ng and very ate in native and ions is ch rtising the etics. ed ast CASE NUh1BER: 77-9 April 26, 1977 Page T o - applicant suggests that the upright posts and sign letters will be in a dark brown with panel background being painted white. The sign will measure four feet in height and four foot in width a d will be constructed and painted by prafessional sign builders. 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' + . . � . . � . ♦ � ^ ' �..�.r , s �- _ ` _ . , * � � i r � � ';�f • t • • r ��. � � �` �'�I ... � s: •�� f t' ( . • S x � ly ' � �J :� � , l.. bT ' ; , � ' ': ., �. �F } . . . . - . s f'z ^� �' . � • ' n .;r ,. i �• ; "'� -.r_i.;��j ��+" � — ;� ' �,�::1'� �` � r � � , �� -.,_.: � '+ .� r - . - j � '"' iy `'_'- ,�: , ��'c'�- `_- • •:'}•. '�•.'��.�',?� ^, _ -r� _ *r= r, �� t. ` . ' s'��' _ �'� : .' � ?�� ` .��j * ].�r' f w. �w . f . � • . ' J �; � ♦. . 1 ' • - r i � t � �� .' '� • � �r ` - �.. ,� , ` l .. , . _ t ` ' � , .. ._ ' ' t ' j Y 1 � a { � r4 , ....n� Y i .} , - y J , � , �. .. ,• - . . � � �o .�an � . � hi________ -- . _ -- =-_ � - ', � ` , ' .+ , � � , GASE NU�IBER: 77-9 - ' ' .. , °� �� - i;'° • - � � APPLICANT: Cantem ora - ' _ . - .� . _ � _ � �� p ry C ns�ruction Corp- • . � . . -; �. �_� - =_ ' '. • :�. Fi scher-McCI el and Assaci ates . .�,� � .. . :, ..<. - ,• ACTIQN: -� ' - • :" _ _ . , �i= :,� ,._ , ._. . .��` Si an Vari anr_e � �L....'.f�" �, - i, 3�-� f i D ' Ksl�3 1Y t ��_ y��,.Z��s a Applicant ' • \d �.� Case No, � i- �:� City of A9endota Heights • Dakota County, Minnesota APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION of PL�NNING REQUEST _ y �j%� Date of Applicatio � Fee Paid �f-,�/- � ,5 � r � . � ,, �.��: �� i ?�Tame : f-1 �R-� !Jc.-t.t� n E � L Last First Address : Q�ct ��t � va Cw� c,� =� Qa.�L Number and Street City O�.•ner - • • . �jame : .�J'�vr�v G.o �..�,.,� � . Las� - First �ddress: �- � � - • Number and Street Ci�y Street Location-of Property in Question �� 4 � �� Legai Description of Property: 'r}m� �T RFfluest: � - Initi 1 1' � . i �,:,� s s 11$ ! State , Zip Code � � ' � : �`�` � � .n � ji l�Y'' � Inizi 1 State Zip Cone ' ,... - ; � . _ _: i , - -,i .� , . . _ _. " .- � - .:" ' - ' - - .1 .: _ _ .. ..., ... .. � � 4 Rezoning � - � x Variance � - � • : Conditional.Use Permit � . �t Subdivision Approval _ " -�.; Plan Approval � � � � ' . . � � • Otner ( Specify ) � . - -. � � ' i i a ��. � � � � �- C � �. - � : f _ . � ae� �� . ' - , y " - - f i i � - , , . .. , -- _. . ti � � � ` . -. _ A - ` _ ^ _ � f . . , , ' -- . . .. - � i ' ' ' , - - �. . - ` � t , - . ` ,-_ , --. ' _ ,. ' `+ � _� � -- - ' , - __� �- . . ,. -�. - - . . - - _ ; -= � . .., , . .• . � -'' � � • , � � ` ' _ +. .`' �> .r ' . � i'� .r ' �' . rr�'`6 .� - _ „r±, _ � , ^ _ ` i . ` .. ` `-._ , , h . _ .,.. , . . . ._ �-� ' �r l � �-:. . r i ' � - � f cpplicable Villag� Ordinance Number �resent Zoning'oi Property:---�� Present Use o= Property: �� Proposed Zoning of Property: Proposed Use of Property: Section •n..-�c-:� �.. . .- . ._ _ n . Number of people intended to live or work on premises: � ' Number of off-sLreet parking spaces proposed � I hereby declare tha� all statements made in this request nd on the � � aoditional material �re true. � �� 2�� SignaLure of Applicant �z�;�" - � �- � 3 /7 ' • ' Date . �� Received by (ti�le) _ __ I3ote:-_ The fvilowing plans shall be drawn and attar_hed to his_application:' A, App��c��io.ns involving a Rezoning or a Conditional Use Permit J�� shall si�.bm�.L 'Lhe following plans: - , � Date Received Init'al � 1. Site De��elo�ment Plan _ • � 2 , Dimens�.:t::n" .�l"an � � ' 3. Landscape-_P�.an _ _ � ` _ � __ � d. � Grading •Plan. � � _. � , B. Applications involving'a Variance shall submit the fol owing: �, l. Sketch "Plan � `. ' � , 2. Abstractors Certificate '• � • ' �� (If variance involves cutting , ` �. �� of existing parcel into two • �; or more lots . ) � - . � . p - -. � .� April 26, 1977 PLANNING REPORT CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATIO�: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: l. 77-10 Burnell Adams 696 Chippewa Variance in Height of Fence The applicant/owner proposes to construct a redvaood fence begin ing at ihe eastern face of his garage and continuing towards Chippe a Avenue parallel to his driveway. The Adams household includes children interested in basketball and a hoop has been construct d on the garage. Hoiti�ever, the owner is concerned about the baske ball rolling into the neighbors yard which is at a lower elevation han the applicant's driveway. To mitigate the concern of having th ball and the children entering the neighbors property, the appl cant would like to construct a redtivood fence. The pr000sed fence is intended to be 40 feet in length and vary in height from three eet nearest the street to five foot in height before it meets the g rage. (refer to aitached sketch). 2. You will note on the attached sketch, however, that the 40 foot length of fence �rould result in approximately 22 feet of �he fe ce being extended into the right-of-way of Chipoewa Avenue. The applicant should be advised that the maximum length of the fenc should be 37 feet rather than 40 feet. 3. Ti�e p��:•pose for the varying heights (from three foot to five fo t) wouid appear to be an effort on the part of the applicant to not c��ate a barrier of continuous height which would be abrupt y ended h�t rather to taper the height to the lower height at its point of termination. This is a good design consideration and reasonable request. � 0 � ' _ ��u�no�7 4a'__ _ - - • r�kt�"-- �_ __ � _ � �h� %'- ". --_-_ / ' � r3'kr `�' � 1 }.}a �a S'E. .._ __ �' �tv / ��u.�;-�� • T�zJ�c�.u.n..'�----_— A �� Z�?, '�.�-= � -- -- 0 CASE NUNiBER. APPLICANT: ACTION: 77-10 Burneii Adams Variance in Hei ht of Sign . m +�- ''�� a �e .. �� r •�� , � ; ,�%�_.._._.....�.� , .�l.b. � � �� . ' • �r ' ' �~� ; ,Q.,, rl .Q 5 ', : �,, , ,� ,� � .r • � �. ' 'i . '" ' � ,�� . � � . � � , �,�, , � , E. '`Tx�,`� ' 4:; '_.av': - . _ , _f _.�� • � .- �l� o • � ' "' .� �► . � . •, , r: � , .., : • ,.. : ��-' � "' ',, J{. "\y, � � ,t � � a�rl ��,aa. �.._�._�__1.__�• '`—'�^-'� ��r:_� . ��, �'r � � 3 t l . , • '� L `I�/ ' +-t A W A . � R ' S '" `1 � ,%� r ~ .'��'� , -`r`—r--� _ r f �` , �- ��t. ,' � �? '� r�t, r � ' , � � .0 ' r { �.� � i � i i a � . � i r �`,/� �� 4��C�,�t� - i, i ' �_ ,Re�, y .l�.r "^-{� . 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CASE NUMBER: 77-10 4 s --�'' � ~' � � ' Surnel i Adams . � . - � ° � i- APPLICANT: . �,3� • � f i..� i t..'7 r,-• �� ` Vari ance to Nei ht of Fence T � I K ACTION: : . . .� � � ,�~ . . . ." 's `�_ . ' _ a�.__... '__._-�+ ; ' �. A" � Applicant � I�Tame: - Case No. - j � City of Mendota Heights • `- , Dakota County, Minnesota APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION . of � - , PLANNING REQUEST '_ . Date of Application ' i %9 /�� FeeA Paid 4-;C�-� I �;U� • � . � �Av �� - ' � �- _ • �Last First Initia . �; . ". . ' , . �1 ��; A-1-��;�y��S� . a 1 . Address: %�3 G EJ e�, ��' 1�1t1iJ SSI zr� � Number and Street City . State Zip Code �� . � Owner � - ' _ ' . , . � i , ' "." Name : C-� �C�w�xa� � � � �� . . - L, ' ��4 3�a�iD � . Last '� � First � Initia � ' � - i . . . . . Address: -y 3 C� P.IP11r1E Lt� � 1��.= ;�-�� r-� i 1t-• R`�i�i2c � . , . Number and Street • � City State Zip Code � - Street Location of Property in Question � ' ,� ,• •; �3 Cl��e. L�11t1� , � ' . � �-�, m �� rt- r�� m►` S 7�v �• �� Legal Description of Property: �4 _ � ! ` . ; _ � L� ' - ♦ � • . ♦ _ - - �� ,�z, � � �u, ►�E 1. �riE,��( , 1s ��-►�� ,. .r� _ . _ . , . , „ ,� .. .�_ � , C1�CL.J;�Ci �1 � 'TV�s�- n l0.. �v � �, .1 O � "o uY'� � 1^ ^ � � 1..� � . . . - -� •-� v'c��" .. . r �; ;�eS .i: ,,� -� + - , :x . � � � E-l-t1 �' v _�Y't� � �. n ' � ° " -4 � • ' - �' +� x z�.. ''_i�::� _•�;.•. _ '. ... • _ '' '�.- ^ . _ - - f ;�;�`�.-0''•• '�''=y;:>`.% r':%v.�u'�s �f !4 1� .. . , _'.i, __� -: � " - ,- �' , ._ . . - , ��:;..�.r:. �:+''�.�.-p.�.'Y,.•�. :j� E ti',+- .y-..t- .. Type of Request: � � Rezoning . . � . � � • ` � . r � . . � Variance � - + - ' . ' --- . -, - Conditional Use Permit • ' ' � ', - '_- Subdivision Approval .= , � - � " ; ; • ' ,. -. Plan Approval _ � �, � � , . � , - . ' = � - ,� - < Other ( Specify) , . ,�•. �, � � .. � . . , . .;_ , + ' • • ,, __ , . .. - .. . .. -. `• _ . _ -. _ : . _, -, , - .�. . - ' .` - _ _ • � ' - � -��.�:._�. � - ' . � �� - =°=t . , . • - . _- . �, `_ • .. • . - ~ i ' . , . ' . . � • . ' "•. . ..'-s . �.�..'� - , � ' , ,- - • _ � _ " - ` � ' ` • ^: � ' ,� ;s; ':' �� ' ' � ' «. , . . . . .r',.,�C iA:.r�r :.- 1 x • • � , . • ' ' " � ' � . . , - . '- , . x 4' _-�s'T . .RL�; • . '" t� ' r '' . . L ._ � . . , ' . . � . ' F _ � _ -- _ " -n�: ;- ' • .. . _ ' ', — . ._ - a� .. � �` _ ^ - • • � _ ' __ _ e . • � ..• + � ' �_ .' ' '.,� ��'K' . '� s � • • Applicable Village Ordinance Number Present Zoning of Property: Present Use of property: QeS;ci�� Proposed Zoning of Property: . , - I \I Section �� . ' _ �j _ , I . , c� — s' 1� ��' - f :'V,_.i � - c�.t�= .� ;� i , � � � i . • _ � . J . ' -� � . � Proposed Use .of Property: - ��,1��, — i . � , �� . Number of people intended to live or work on premises: � � � ' .IvTumber of off-street parking spaces proposed ` �. � - , � - " • ' � ,� � � _ , . . I hereby declare that all statements made in this request a d on -the � adi3it.ional material are true. ' " f � � � � . : - - � - �t . �ti�..�-� . � � � . ' ' Signaturejof Ap�l' cant - �$ ' . .` . ' - � _ ' �# . . � �` ...- ' / i � � � � ' ' �, , . ' . , , Daie . V s fi _- : � - - ' ' - , '� ., .. � __ � . � - �, � • .- - , � , " . � , . , , Received by ( title ) � - - -' -� • -, - ---- •- -�t Note: .'-'�e tollowing plans shall be drawn.. and •attached:�to� t is application: �� • _ �„ •_ - • . , . , _ _ � �4 - - _ ;;C,J - �j - _ - - � y� , ' . ' " _" _. - ' . - _ ' i - v.ni[ . ' • �f --�' A. Arplications involving a Rezoning or'a Conditional_Use ermit ` '. shall submit the following plans: , • -, • . � Date Received Initi 1� - � �' , � �l. �ite Development Plan ' �-, ` 2." Dimensii�n Plan . �� . � • - � , � ,� � ..3. Landscape Plan '. � . . � ' . � ` � " 4. Grading ..Plan - • � - - , • - , � _.. _ �.. --,' - , � a ' r ' . . B. Applications involving a Variance shall submit the�foll wing:, ��-• .-- t • � . :- � - , ` �. : . - .. - � l. Sketch Plan - � -� - " � . ', ` � _ - 2. Abstractors Certificate � � - j�'=�,�" �, . - - , ( If variance involves cutting _ _ � -��, `�� - - �% . � , of existing parcel into two � • . -` . - . • .. - , .r_ j • � or more lots . ) : � - � ' ' - _ - � � d �� - , . ' - , - ' .; , . F . - . . • � , �. , . - . - — . . _ ""a ` � - ,_r.� • y.�� ; - � . �<3,''•.;: .' . ' • _ " ' � • , ` - i ' ' r'' •, - _s ;-' „ "-'�• . _ ?�;yw . " • . Y ' .. _ ' � . ' .. _ . _' . . ^t` , . " , ' • _ .. , . � -� _ �'_�_.. __� .. . � I. • . . _ - '" - , _ . ___ .. . _ _ • . . ,_ __ ', . _ .. _ - . � _,� City Council Citz* of �'�endota Hei�;hts PdPndota Hei�;hts, T:finne�ota 1^his will advise the Council that v�e have revie�ved the addition proposed by Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gar i��ood at their home at 743 �hPyenne Lane, 1t4Pndota iiPi�;hts, and have no objection to this addition. Si�ned, .�t�ame � � �:��:r,: �! T�1�� " - �� ; �,.: ,�,��i �7'.• Ac?dress /�� i o � T_t '�_' date ; � - �.��--� .:.��-r �-- � �� %� s "da�A dress . _ � _ _ �____._ .. _ .....�.._. . � �... , . _ �-_._.,.-_ , �. _..�._.. __ �-.. _� . _��,__.a._._ _ --_�..__ .._. ...._ �_ �_ . .. ---- -,— - `� � {'�� - i��"� � . • � . r 0 .i,:.. tt._.:.?.w."»�._�. .._._. . i':'la _ .� ._.. _ . _.. .4�iaYr".;��%:. SC°�JE' : �b° = f ` ,. b j.V�_ i.� < 3ts' --" T-/...�.f,v 0 � � e, •�'•r„a„�•.ti V � � April 26, 1977 PLANNING REPORT CASE NU�1BER: 77-11 APPLICANT: LOCATION: David Garwood, 743 Cheyenne Lane See sketch ACTION REQUESTED: Variance to Side Yard Setback PLANPJING COPdSIDERATIONS: 1. Mr. Garwood has a 75 foot lot with a garage projecting forward rom the house with the required 30 foot setback from the street and ten foot setback from the side lot line. He proposes to build an addition behind the garage extending the home within 62 feet of the lot line (whereas ten foot is required). He has received appro al in writing, which he has submitted to the Planning Commission f om his contiguous neighbor who would be affected by this varianc . 2. You will note from the attached drawing that the addition (122 eet � in width) is tucked in a recess behind the garage contiguous to the side of the home. It would appear to be an appropriate location for an addition to this home under these circumstances 3. The proposed variance would have minimal affect aesthetically because of its location behind the garage. 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' \ J ' � L �) � r r`. . .s r �� -Y-� - �: x - - __ , c a . �fiSE I3U?�fBER: 77-��. �„ � APPi,ICANT: • David ar�rraad "" `.) ACTIflN: Variance to ide Yard Setback ; ,� -.. _ -_. _. , , 1 . - - - - -� - - �t� -. . , _. . _ r �, , '� j,� ; �f�!. , , S��N ,��ay - • ' . ? ,•_��``\� -�,, j� i �%!�5: ' , '. . . . �, i fJ �';, t . / ,fj�/'r � 4 � � ' � . � , . - , � " t ��! , ,�/ � �'S4 • , r -'", w • _, • �� j, J�, �,• /i� ` y �, �,�:,r;..._. iy-. _ _ - --_._l" _ ..... � l ' � t. f � , . -. ...� . � \ `/ \ ,,' /" ~`''��'=:'.� _ � , -- - : + � � �. T' �, n w i . • + " . ..---. ' �` ------_-- �'' j SS, ��L. >�r, ` ��„�ti ' . ,�1� ' ^t`� -� � � f � a,\{� " `� . ., � � . �� . I �� . , - - . � + , • .`'� � I � . -a . . , `'� , �� . ��..- ,� ` j 1 *` . �' �jA C A Cl! A P A A K ��) _ i� . r',,e1'� ��. , � ' - ` . .1 �a�E, � �-,\ :, ' • .''- G E �j E / E R i � -__:�"�' �a,icT �4 , , . y'�� tl \. �1 �� . \ � — 3 �� AUGU57A � ,\ i '' ~` ,��• . ' . A \ V � p � � ll ` '' �.�. :� � - , `. : � , � - �� ,, _ ,.- �,. , � . � ',, . � ._' .� �' �� \1 .�.�. � , � _ � ', j _ "' — — � — ` _' � { ' � . ,+� W� \ �� C E ti Et � � � I � ') t i a�y,_ i -- — . .—. .. ....... _.._...1 M-_..} � 't' i — - � : � � �'� l , ctuB j ,� i � 3 ,, {,� . . \ . . � f � / - -t----- ; , __ - _ .__ _ [R�n p.:c � •� " � ., , �1 ' � , �,� ' ` , ! ,%./" t �� __,1 ( .K �l'�� . , ~ _� , � � i � . . `�_ ` ; 1 � � NDOT1 HE�GNT6 R4�0 _ % � 1 .%�� ' h �� 1 1- I !j -�,:• 1, --_� ," ' g , �,�—� r�.-� ��,...�o �M �� 1 � � . > i--'`i `, � � � - f "` SrE..l�EJ�C � ' P'�ifl� ��TY . ' ; �_ �-- - .� i ..,, � j i,f , - � - � . r I � �--- � JQpr� ' ?,t�Do � + � � - �_ _. -_ _ _- ---___y....__ _...- ---- � __ ____�__._-- -- -- _. •�---'� �-�'^''� � ' CASE Nt3M6ER: 77-11 � � � � ' APPLIGAIVT: David Garwoo �rd Se�b�� 1 Variance to 3de Y r,..- 1J� �1 .I .. • . qCTIflN: �. � � : � L � . , _ CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS PARK and RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES, April 27, 1977 _ Members Present: Witt, Mills, Lundeen, Gustafson, Franzmeier, Selander Members Absenfi: Murphy, Howe, Finn Guesfis: Greg Quehl, Presidenfi of Mzndota Heights Jaycees 1. Minutes of the March 30 meeting were approved. 0 2. Playground Equipment: A presenfiation was made by Franzmeier of some des playground equipment done by the City P{anning Department. Harvey also sented pictures of the equipment built by fihe Mendota Heighfis Jaycees in S Park as well as pictures of some equipment in parks in neighbo'ring cii-ies. � Quehl had not had much time to review costs with fihe engineers in the Jayc had done the Somerset equipment, but did give us their estimate of what ce would cosfi for materials. The motion was made and seconded to recommend City Council that the following iiems of playground equipmenf be construcfi+ Friennly li� !Is and Wentworth Parks this summer. Landscape structure kit, s fiire tram� and balance beam. �ns for pre - �-ne rse t �reg :es who ta i n i te ms fio the d at ring. Nofie: Mendofia Heights Jaycees have agreed to erect this equipment and a I purchases will be made through the city. The climQing tower will be a kit while the other iterns wi I I be constructed per city design from materials avai lable local ly. Estim fied cost including cdncrete is �3,500 to �4,000 per park. 3. Softball Field: Franzmeier presented a cost estimate to construct a backsto, crushed lime rock on the enfiire ball diamond area on the property owned b� Cr�nstructian,.Mendo�a Plaza. It would appear to make the diamond playal �4,000 would have �o be spent, but that Sheehy would only give us a one ; �he property and it was felfi that that was too much exposure and the Commi that it vrould not recommend spending any money on this oroperty. 4. Recreation Program: Dewey Selander reporfied thafi fihe brochures were at th �he summer program and would definifiely be out by May i0. � No insurmoun� were antici�'red for the summer program, but Selander indica�ed fihat he do io work the T-ball program. There was some discussion of the entire prograi and summer. The Commission concurred that we have probably exceeded th one part-i-ime recreafiion director as'far as programming and that we should I afi what fihe next step might be in expansion of fihe program. One suggestic we mighfi I�ire a quari-er time person to handle some of �he administrafiive an� work for Dewey. Dewey felt this would be mosfi ben�ricial as he has to spe and spread Sheehy le, nearly ear lease on ;ion agreed : printer for �ble problems �s need people i, boi-h winter : limii-s of egin looking � was that telephone id an awful 0 !.' • . � Poge t�vo � lofi of �ime answering cails from parents and pariicipants. It was suggesi-ed perhaps if fihe City were" to add another secrei-ary that part of her time could allocai-ed ta th:s func#�ion. be t Toro Parkmasfier: A meei-ing hc�d been held wi�h severai Commission member alang with fiarvey and Rudy regarding the merits af keeping the Parkmaster or tra ing it in on rotary type equipment. The sub-commii-tee reparted that after cansidera ie dis- cussion, it was agreed fihat rotary equipment would be more pracfiical for th Ciiy's presen# requiremeni-s %han fihe ree,1 fiype equipment we now have. Harvey r ported fihai- the Parkmasfer mower has been offered fio the S�ate of Minnesofia for �� ooa and that he is also worlcing on a firesde-in possibility for two 72" Groundmasfier i ro mowers with a reguiar list price of �5,626 each. Minnesota Toro has agreed to tra e even for these two mawers. In oc3dition, one of these unii-s will be winterized w th a cab and snowblower afi an additional cost af $2,000 and a trai ler wi I I have to b secured ta transport them afi a casfi of appraximately �$OQ. Harvey was not sure th y wanted ;wo 72" mowers unfiil they had tried out fhe 72" which is expected to be delivered on a firiu( basis this week, ii- is possibie they wi11 secure one smailer mawer u it far the C.�roundmaster. The motion was made and seconded and passed thair Murph and Harvey woufd confer and rrzake d finai decisian as to which way fio go since new equipment must be secured very shortly. (There are adequafie funds in the udget to purchase i-he cab for i-he unit and the trai ler and fihere wi 1) 6e no cash outla at�this point for the two mowers. ' Bzing no furtEier business, the meeting was adjourned. Res ctfu I l_ i tte ,� � �� Gary �� ^��stafson Secr��Yry � _� ,�� I RECENED` � c WILLIAM H. OPPENHEIMER �197li BENND P. WOLFF WOOD R. FOSTER GORDON SHEPARD JAMES H. OPPENHEIMHR DAVID C. DONNELLY R�CHARD G, LAREAU SHERMAN WINTNROP JOHN D. HEALY, JR. LEON R. GOODRICH ELMER B. TROUSDALE LEHAN J. RYAN STEVEN J. OLSON JAMES L. WALSH LEO J. HARRIS WILLIAM F. ARCHERD HARRIS RAVINE ROHERT L. BULURD MICMAEL BERENS JOHN H. WOLF THOMAS P. KANE CRAIG W. GAGNON DAVID F. MeELROY, JR. JACK W.HANSON RONALD C. MICKELBERG ROBERT R. wE1N5TINE JAMES O. l.ANO ERIC R. MILLER TMOMAS J. SEXTON JEAN RUSSOTPO' RICHARD M. BISANZ WAYNE G. FARIS JOHN P. SCMMIDTKE W ILLIAM P. STUDER CHARLES M.LEVENBERG OPPENHEIMER, WOLFF, FOSTER, SkiEPARD AND DONNELLY ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1700 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 55101 TEL[PHONE: (812) 227-7271 TELEX: 28-7015 4008 IDS CENTER MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 TELEPHONE (812) 932-6�51 TELEX: 29-0198 May 2, 1977 Mr. Orvil Johnson City Administrator City of Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Drive Nendota Heights, A4innesota 55120 Dear Orvil: 29 SQUARE dQ M EEUS 1040 BRUSSEI.S,'BELGIUM TELEPH ON E: 511-18-92 TELEX: 82238 MAY 3 1977 57EVEN .NELSON EDWARD J. HAYWARD� DANIEL . PENNIE KIMHAL J. DEVOY RICHARD J. MOEN MARK G. pHNSTAD ROBERT . REINHART, JR. PAUL R. ANNAH THEODO E J. MEYER RICMARD A. HOEL SAMUEL . WETTERLIN MARY A BARROWS DOUGUS L. HEMER -KEITH E. GOODWIN STEVEN . HEITIG BRADLEY G. CURY THOMAS .ANDERSON JAMES F PEDERSEN ROGER D GORDON 57EVEN .TOUREK BRUNO M de VUYST� � MARK P. INE MARK C. ETERSON KRISTEE L. HULSEBUS RITA A. H RNS DENNIS P WHELPLEY GARY M. ELSON MARK S. LSON T. MITCH LL WILLEY EDWARD . SPRING STAN D. ONNELLY F COUNSEL �NOT A M MBER OF HE MINNESOTA BAR You inquired as to the various ways the City may attend the removal of trees afflicted with Dutch elm disease. various alternatives available are as follows: l. Proceedinq under the to The isions of Ordinance N�. 701. Under the provisions of Ordinance No. 701, ihe Cou by resolution may determine which "unsound trees" are t removed €rom either the public right of way or private perty. Before commencing such work, a hearing must be with a prior published notice. The published notice, a other things, must state the particular project propose the estimated cost either in total or as a proposed ass rate. On or before September 1 of each year, the Counc may levy the assessments for such costs in accordance w Section 429.101 of the Minnesota Statutes. Under the p sions of Section 429.101, published and mailed notice i required and, in all respects, the regular special asse procedures are required with the exception that the ass may be payable in a single installment or up to ten equ annual assessments as the Council may provide. cil be ro- eld ong and ssment 1 then th ovi- s sment �ssment il r Y Mr. Orvil Johnson Page Two May 2, 1977 2. Proceedin Statutes. under Section 18.023 of the Minnesc Under Minnesota Statutes Section 18.023, the Comm of Agriculture must adopt rules and regulations relati shade tree control in the metropolitan area which by d tion includes Dakota County. All cities must comply w state regulations or adopt regulations found by the Co of Agriculture to be more stringent. Under this statu municipality may direct the property owner to remove o diseased trees. If the property owner does not do so specified period of time, the municipality may do the then charge the property owner for the cost of such wo statute specifically provides, however, that in the ca the expense of removing or treating diseased shade tre located on streets, terraces or boulevards, not more t. 50 per cent of such expense may be assessed against th properties. Any such charges not paid by the property may be assessed against the affected property. Such a: becomes a lien collectible with annual real estate tax a ssioner g to fini- th the �missioner e, the treat fter a ork and k. The e of s an abutting owner ount s. The legislation also allows the Commissioner to m ke "grants in aid" to municipalities with approved shade ree disease control programs to be used for the partial fu ding of municipal subsidy programs for the removal of disea ed trees. It would not appear that the state statutes are necess rily in conflict with the provisions of Ordinance 701. Our an lysis would lead to the conclusion �that the City may proceed under either Ordinance 701 or the state statute or under bot alter- natives. While Ordinance 701 requires hearings both before�comm ncing the intended work and before levying an assessment the efor, the procedure prescribed under Section 18.023 would al ow assessments against affected properties without the ne essity of a prior hearing. If you have information to ask. Sincerely, any further with respect questions or desire any additi nal to the above, please do not h sitate OPPENHEIMER, WOLFF, FOSTER, SHEPARD AND DONNELLY gy _ �� '-`� /��'�-` c Sherman Winthrop SW:srl City of"Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION N0. 77- RESOLUTION DETERMINING TIME OF COMMENCEMENT OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING WHEREAS, Section 1 of Ordinance No. 102 provides that the C� shall from time�to time determine the time at which the regt Council. meeting shall commence. k Y� ,,�' `, ty Council lar City NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council oflthe City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota, as follows: 1) That commencing with the regular City Council meet'ng to be held on June 7, 1977, and for each regular City Co ncil meeting thereafter until otherwise changed by resoluti n of the City Council, the regular meetings of the City Cou cil of the City of Mendota Heights shal.l commence at 7:30 'clock P.M. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, this day of May, 1977. CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS ert G. Mayor ATTEST: Gilbert M. Radabaugh City Glerk Minnesota, CITY OF MEl`dDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 102 The City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, ordains as follows: ;`" ` 6�r , , ;� . e sota, Section 1. Ordinance No. 102 entitled "An Ordinance Establishing Rules Governing Conduct and Procedure of the City Council of Mendota Heights, Minnesota" is hereby amended in the following re pects: A. Section 1 of said Ordinance No. 102 is hereby in its entirety so that as so amended said Se said Ordinance No. 102 shall read as follows: Section 1. Time and Place of Meetings. ed � 1 of The City Council shall have regular meetings on he first and third Tuesday of each month and if such Tues ay shall fall on a hol.iday shall have its regular meeting on the next following Tuesday. Adjourned and special m etings shall be held at such other times as the Council deems proper. The regular City Council meetings shall commence at such time as the City Council by resolution s all from time to time prescribe. Section 2. This ordinance shall be in full force an effect from and after its publication and according to law. Enacted and ordained into an ordinance this day of May, 1977. 0 ATTEST: Gilbert M. Radabaugh City Clerk CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHT By G. Loc Mayor I,IST OF CLAITa.S SLBMITTED TO THE COliNCII� FOR AFPP.OVAL � ' +�'i PROJECTS 589Z $ 10.40 Gray's Milling 5890 506.99 The Board of L•3a�er Commissioners 5�'"" 11,417.10 Northwestern National Bank of bipls. 5 3,387.50 Northwestern National Bank of Mpls. 5858 2,306.26 Oppenheimer, i�olff, Foster, Shepard, & Donnelly CIVIL DEF�NSE 5899 $ 10.00 P�YROLL 5855 $ 12,077.92 ADMINISTRATION 5858 $ 5,673.24 5860 354.50 5L59 .67 JU61 15.96 5899 155.66 5862 109.86 5863 140.00 5892 88.15 5864 880.00 5865 18.00 58Fti 42.C9 5� 164 . 5C 5�� 2,237.96 �894 5,187.90 5897 5,218.95 58y6 " 63.33 5868 1,609.46 POLICE DEPARTb�NT 5899 $ 122.81 5869 19.57 5870 45.00 5871 41.00 5872 21.00 5861 4.23 5873 2.94 5874 205.76 5�375 96.77 5877 75.00 5876 85.00 5893 26.70 5878 3.00 Northwestern Bell Telephone Dakota County State Bar_k Oppenheimer, wolff, Foster Shepard, & Donnelly Oak Crest Kennels Nelson's Office Supply Stores Suburban Stationers Northwestern Bell Telephone �ettenberg Townsend Stol�e & Comb, Inc. crvil J. Jol:nson Chester..Pearson D.C.R. Corporation Mary bloore Dakota Coun�y State Bar_k Minnesota Te�nsters Local 320 �:�r:r�_ssioner of Revehue ��tor of Internal Revenue 5ta�e Treasurer Uni �ed Fnr_d The �rea-c-WesL Life Assurance Co. ?Qorthwestern Bell Telephone Harmon Glass Air Comm Viking Industrial Cen�er Streamlight, Inc. Suburban S�a�ioners Snyd2r's Drug Stores Federal Cartridge Corpcartion I . B . N! . Corporation Richard Thu1 Minnesota County Attorneys Association Rita Dolan Richard J. Thul Imp. 74-3 - Burla Imp. 75-8 - Repa� G.O. I.B. 1976 - G.O. I.B. 1976 - Ser�%ices on I.B. 77-1; Culligsn's & Le�:ington AvenL CurrenL billing Net payroll 4/3 Professior,al serc Retainer & board Supplies � Ofiice supplies Current billings Infiltration-infl May auto allowanc April mileage exF May office rental Sewer permit refL biarch payroll ser Union dues for Ma State taxes for �± Federal taxes �or P.E.R.A. for Apri Employee contr?bu b�ay hospitalizati Current billings Supplies Repairs Balance on ec_uipn Supplies Office supplies SLpplies Ammunition suppl� Supplies & servic May auto allowanc Registration for School expense 31aTilcet cleaning FT DEPARTDIEI3T 5� $ 5.77 Snyder's �rug S�ores, Inc. Supplies 5899 39.29 Northwes�ern Bell Teleghone Current billings 3, 1977 bags ? - Bond interest. L - Bond intErest 74-2; 75-3; 73-2; Ialley View Oaks; s Frontage Road. 77 s studies ice �ril April ns for April insurance agreement Conference ZIST OF CLAII•1S SLFNIITTED TO TEE COU2JCIL FOR APFROVAL (con't) i �;� . FIRE DEPT. CON'T. 5879 $ 10.40 Sun Electric Corporation 5900 164.07 Northern States Power Company ROAD & BRIDGE DEPARTMENT 5900 $ 54.69 Northern States Power Company 5899 12.29 Ivorthwestern Be11 Telephone 5880 39.80 LaHass Manufacturing & Sales, Inc. 5881 125.00 Karl Hohenstein 5882 100.00 Harry Kirchner 5883 52.80 Pine Bend Paving Inc. 5884 84.49 J. L. Shiel�• Company PL'BLIC UTILITIES DEPARi•PiENT 5899 $ 12.29 Northwestern Bell Te?ephone 5900 54.69 Nor�hern States Power Company 5885 2.20 Valley Eauipment Company 5859 3.24 Nelsor_'s Office Supply Stores �5898 5,640.00 The Board of Water Cor,unissioners S��G 10,165.59 Metrepolitan 4�aste Control C�mmission �E�O 457.96 The Board of titater Cor:snissior_ers PP..RKS DEPARTMEIQT 5900 $ 152.75 5899 12.30 5887 948.00 58�8 230.00 ° 15.2� 0 Northern States Power Company Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Farmers Union Cc�-op Oil Association James L. Kurth Farwell Ozmun, IC=rk & Company battery Current billir_g Current billing �� Repair parts May building re �� Road supplies Current billings �� Repair parts Supplies Hydrant renLal f May sewer charge Repairs Current billings �� Fertilizer RestaY.e j7achtler Supplies 3, 1977 1977 ., ' •CITY Or 7✓iENDOTA HEIGHTS , ' MONTH AF .GEIdERAL FUI1D , STATEMEI�T OF ACTUAL & ESTIMATEI� REtTENUE 1977 REVENUE '' REVENUE BUDGET THI$ YEAR SpiJRCE REVENUE MONTH TO I7ATE General Praper�y Taxes $457,800. $ 2,5].3.12 $ 4,978.p9 Dak. Co. Road & Bridge Levy 46,OOQ. State Aids 146,I6p. 36,540.52 M_S_A. N,aintenance 2,540. � Malt Beveraqe & Liquar ' 640. 165.Q0 155.OQ Dag Licenses 900. • 28.00 86.00 Dog Impounding SOp. 87.5Q 267.50 Court Fines I2,000. 484:OQ 2,093.2� Car_tractors Licenses 3,5Q0. 150.00 - 920.00 Bicycle " lOp. 7.00 �8.00 Ru�bish " 350. 2$_00 Cicrare�te " 120. 12.00 120.00 Bui.lding Pezmits I3,000. 2,858.001 6,237.65 Water s Plumbing � 1,800, 259.00 661.00 Gas Heating 750. 210.00 F?reworks & Incinerators 20. --0- Sewer Permi�.s 1,200.� 157.Sq 289.50 Sewer Rentals 104,4Q0. 15,845.05 37,12i.21 Rezoning Fees 2,800. 680.00 I,130.p0 �.E.T.A. Reunbursement � Street Charges 300. Reparts, I�ags, & Ord.'s. 6p0, ` � Fire Calls & Cc�,�rac�.s 7,000. InUerest income 2,500. Sur_dry Reiunds . 7, 5{}Q. Prajec� Rei.u-�,bursement 13, N0. Recreation Frograms 1,504, Assessment Search �pp, Interceptor ��:a�nte�ance 5,500. Suaccnarges - State o� Minn. 2,000. SAG - Met�o�olitan Sewer Bd. 30,400. Trunk Seker & Debt Service � 32,400, Metropolitan Sewer Debt 35,700. rederal Revenue Sharing 20,000. Special Pol�.ce Fund Ip,ppQ, I. G'��,�.•�, a ,,� '�''da� �o �r �'or.�ra�.�ce ` . � f 2,233.86 75.00 40.00 Zaa.00 377.79 6,032.00r 2"i . 00 12.00 311. , 00 273.51 2,625.40 2'75.82 tx) ' 6,380.15 75.00 246.01 3,950.ao 4,3I8.45 12,4a8.32 84.00 - 33.00 3,99b.52 666.59 7,za�.00 503.92 i� 1977 s�� _ _ AC�'UAL UNDER ( OVER) 452,821.91 46, 000 . C}0 109,619.48 2,504.00 • �35.00 ' 814.00 ! 232.50 9,90b.83 2,580.00 � 92.00 322.04 -0- 6,762.35 1,139.00 540.00 Zo.ao �io.so 67,27$.79 1,670.Q0 6r�8C�.15} 225.00 353.99 3,050.00 I,8I8.45} 4,908_32) I3,OOO.QO 1,416.OQ 67.00 I,503.48 1,333.41 22,875.Q4 � 32,044.00 35,I96.08 ao,aoo.oa ' �oraoo.{)�i -� .�. -._ t31,557.40 ADNINISTRA7.'IpN ' ' STA�EMEI�iT QF ACTUAI, � ESTSJ✓�AT£i7 EXPENDITTJF,ES MONTH . , 1977 . i977 EY.PEriiDED , BUDGET MONTHLY YEAR EXPEIv�ITURE DESCRIPTION APPR4PR,IATIC?tJ EY.PENDITURE TO IaATE N.ayor & Council Salaries $ 6,300. $ 525.OQ 2,I.00.00 Full Time - aff�.ce ' 103,350. 9,405.00 37,849.61 , Temporary & C.E.T.A. 1,000. ��-2•�Q ,512.0p City A�torney Fees � 2,000« 86.70 I Retainer 4,000. 1,404.00 Prosecutions 12,000. 3,9IO.Q0 j City Engineer Retainer _ 3,000 750.00 1,350.t30 City Accountant Fees .'7,800. I Building Inspect. Fees 5,000. , Retainer 5,400. 450.00 1,800.Q0 Gas Ir_spec�or Fees 600. � 154.00 Weed Inspectar �"ees 100, � Dag Catcher Fees 2,50p. I16.50 539.25 � Telephone I.,900. 262.03 652.15 PubliCatior7.s � Baol;s l, 600. 64 .1$ 455. 31 EquipFr.ent Leases 2,45Q. 328.9? 687.�9 Iicspi��a.Ziza�ian 16,500. 1,451.40 5,804.91 Of£ice Rental 16,500. 880.00 3,520.Q0 Ins�rance 24,Q00. 3.04 3.OQ "ustodial 200. 50.00 Oifice BuppSies 2,200, 446.51 I,p50.07 Repairs s riaintenance 300. Postage 6p0. , 124.54 235.82 Conferences, Schaals & Conv, � .1,404. 23Z.65 Dues & Subscrip�ions 3,000. 3-DO 208.90 Mil�age 2,604. 235.90 797.9Q � £3ection F-:penses � 100. , � 92.48 � Surcharges-S�at� of Minn. 2,d00. 376•40 1,I76.75 � SAG-Ase:sopolitan Sewer Board 30�000. 2.��•75 7,920,00 Ci�y S�:are of PERA 38,500. 3,693.07 12,701.41 City Share of FICA 9,250. 2,$21.54 5,546.66 Sundry 8,000. 71.76 1,].28.24 Dog Pound Fees 800. 40.00 312,50 - State, Unemployment 1,850 � . Equipment 1,400. 66.10 66.10 Contingency S,OOQ. ` �'atal Aam.inistration Expend. $�323.200. $ 25,1Q5.61 $ 91,943.20 $ il 1 1977 UNEXPEATI7ED BALANCE 4,200.00 65,500.39 488.00 1,913.30 , 3,QOQ.00 8,090.00 1,650.00 7,800.00 S,OQ0.00 3,600.00 446.p0 200.00 1,960.75 1,247.85 1,144.69 1r762.2I 10,695.09 12,980.00 23,997.OQ 150.00 1,149.93 300.00 � 364 . i.$ 1,168.35 2,791.10 1,802.10 . . 7.52 n � 823.25 aa,aso.aa 24,798.59 3,?03.34 6,871.76 487.50 1,850.00 1,333.�0 5,040.00 31,256.80 � � MONTH A r 1 1977 PLANNING COMMISSION • STATEMENT OF ACTUAL & ESTI�N.ATED EXPENDITURE 1977 1977 EXPENDED 1977 BUDGET MONTHLY YEAR � UNEXPENDED EY�ENDITIIRE DESCRIPTION APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURE 'TO DATE BALANCE City Planner Retainer $12,000. $ 1,000.00 $ 4,000.00 $ 8,000.00 Professional Fees 2,500. � 44.57 . 2,455.43 Other Costs 500. 355.25 760.21 ( 260.21; Total Plarining Co�n. Expend. $15,000. $, 1,355.25 $ 4,804.78 $ 10,195.22 0 t . " 1 � i t . �� , , , , . (3) � � POLICE DEPAF:TM.t.NT MONTH STATEN�I3T OF ACTUAL & ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1977 1977 EXPENDED BUDGET MONTHLY YEAR EXP£NDITURE DESCP.IPTION APPROPRSATION EY.PEIQDITUP.E TO DATE Salaries $167,900. $ 13,917.32 $ 55,107.28 Gvertime 4,000. . 297•47 1,197.26 Office Clerk 5,040. 472•22 1,738.30 CETA & Tesnporary 500. - Telephone 1,400. 114.07 463.02 Cor_ferences, Schools & Dues 300. 83.65 891.29� West St. Paul Dispatching 11,000. .• 9,580.19 Insurance � 1,000. 1,770.00 Supplies � 1,500. 232.81 514.27 Gasoline s Oil 11,000. 474.87 2,399.73 Auto Repairs & Naintenance 4,500. 476.17 2,162.98 Radio Repairs & Naintenance 500. 76.30 93.80 Other Repairs & biaintenance 300. 95.50 Car Washings 450. 55.00 145.00 Clothing Allowance 2,000. 1,908.00 Sundry 450. 211.00 561.06 Mileaae 900. 75.00 300.00 Squad Cars , 8,000. OLher Equigr„�nt 2,350. 152.00 1,559.84 �rotal Police Er.penditures $223,090. $ 16,637.88 $ 80,487.52 � 70� �� o �u�so �'S �oo / Sm /!7 P �l � %/�9�V �S"cl' b/P ,, (4) April 1977 1977 UNEXPENDED BAI,ANCE $112,792.72 2,802.74 3,301.7Q 500.00 � 936.98 i ( 591.29) 1,419.81 � ( 770.00) L� � 985.73 � 8,600.27 � 2,337.02 � 406.20 � 204.50 � 305.00 � 92.00 ( 111.06) 600.00 8,000.00 790.16 2,602.48 �� ' MONTH , ' FIRF, DE�'ARTh?�,IdT STAT�NT OF ACTUAL & BSTIN'.ATEIl EY.PENDI�'URES 197i 1977 ExPENDED BUDGET MONTHLX XEAR ..;�? aEN-�-r�[,7r.E DESGRZPTION APPRppR:CATICIN EXP�,NDITURE , TO DATE �hief & Assistant $ g,22Q, $ 811.68 $ 3,246.72 I�olunteer Fire�nen 13,5Q0. 54.00 221.00 Telephane a40. ��.7C� ' 147.22 Heat & Elec�ricity 1,600. ' 274.I6 8I9.08 Con�erences, Schools & Dues 1,800. . 160.50 west St. Paul Dispatching 1,200. . i,200.00 Insurance 1,500. � 111.80 442.90 � Supplies 1,000. 114.18 376.36 Gasalane s Qil 550. , I61.18 F�re Eauip.� Repairs & Maint. 4,000. 440.OQ 545.54 O�her Ecruip. repairs & Maint. 240. 15.1I 32.1i Radio Equip. Repairs & Maint. 200. 30.7$ Snaw Plawing Firemen's Dri.veways Z,200. 253.00 572.Od Sundry � 300. 3.38 34.60 Building ?��aa.ntenance I., 500. . Fi�e Fignting Ecr�sigment �,040. 503.6i 1,325.60 To�al Fire Dept. ��enci. $41,2I0. $ 2,613.62 $ 9.3I5.59 . + . � -1 (5} iI 2977 _977 iNEXPE23I7ED �AI.7�T7CE 4,973.28 13,279.Q0 292,78 780.92 1,639.50 �0- I.��rJ%.l� 623.64 388:82 3,454.46 167.$9 169.22 szs.00 265.40 2,500.00 2,674.40 31,894.41 - u 1 � t : ROAD & BRiDGE DEPARTMEIdT ��=�� 1 ri1 197? ST?'�Tr.MENT OF ACTUAL & ESTIMP.�'ED EXPENDITUP.ES 1977 � 1977 E}:P�NDED 1 77 B't7DGE'I' MON'I'HLY YEAR � Li } PENDEL7 ` ;NDITII?2E DESCtZiPTIQ23 APPRt}E'F,IP.TZON EYi'£Iv'�I�'URES TC? I3ATE B CE 5alaries " $ 48,004. $ 2,5I9.40 $ 16,521.48 $ 1,4�8.92 Cver�.ime 2,000. 1,493.OQ 507.00 Seasanal 2,504. 2,SOO.QQ Teler�hone 16Q. 12.29 51.16 108.84 %eat�& Electricity 900. 91.38 425.18 474.82 SupDlies 3,000. 30.57 � 523.64 2,476.36 Mileage Fxpense . 4.80 4.80 { 4.80} Gzsoline & Oil 3,600. � 359.16 2,08$.39 1,511.61 �cruipment Repai.rs & Ma�nt. 3,000. 358.19' I,241.15 1,758.85 Street Sir,ns & Posts 800. 713.11 86.89 Street Sand s Salt ' 2,80p, 305.00 2,393.69 406.31 S�reet Oi.ling & Coating 12,700. 2,700.00 S�ree�. Cl�aning 5,000. 5,000.00 Raad Fi33 4,000. 38.48 2?9.75 3,820.25 Asphalt ' 33.64 33.64 Ecruigment Rental 2,500. .� 3.00 2,463.36 Bui3ding r;ai�tenance 500. 88.95 4$6.9Q 13.Ib Buildi.ng Rental 3,OQp. 225.00 9Q0.00 2,1QO.Op :?ubbish R�.moval 200. 40.Q4 ' 16Q.00 � .ry 60Q_ 66.40 533.60 I3ec,* Ec�uipment 2, Q00. 339. 09 " 6�0.91 Tatal Road € Bric3ge �gend. $96r260. $ 4,166.46 $ 27,503.98 $ 8,756.02 , _" � .•y �:`. ; � f 1 1� _ j. ` , MOJ�'TH A�ril 1977 PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT STATEN�ENT OF ACTi.iAI, & ESTIMF,TED EY.PEIdDI'3'UP,ES 1977 1977 EXPENDED BUDGET N30NTHLY YEAR E}tPEIdD � TLiF�. DESCRIPTION APPROPRIATION EY>PENDITUP.E TO DATE Salaries $ 14,340. $ 759.00 $ 3,867.00 OverLime & Wee3:end Pay 3,850. 355.00 1,130.00 Seasonal 1,000. Telephone 1,000. 64.09 256.37 Heat & Electricity . 700. 91.38 273.02 Lif�.: Station Electricity 2,550. 140.82 755.05 Str�et Lighting • 3,200. 177.90 -1,-535.16 Supplies � 2,000. 238.94 908.80 Gasoline & Oil 850. 197.47 Ea_uip. Repairs & N.aint. 1,100. 236.03 459.59 Head House Maintenance 300. 12.00 43.50 I�irt Station Maintenance 1,100. 72.00 207.10 I T Hyc�rant Rental 5,925. Hydrant Repairs 1,000. Hydrant i•�ater Readings 200. 180.53 Eciipment Rer_tals • 1,000_ 5bish Re,��o�al 125. 20.00 a Charges 121,650. 10,165.59 40,662.36 SunBry Traffic S��rr,a� Oper. & Maint. 900. New Eauip�ent 750. Total Publ-Lc Utilities Expend. $163,540. /' 2�7� f�QF��, �LZJ��/' /'Cplli/' �i�// / 0 1,443.74� 1,884.41 69.60 309.44 197? UNEXPENDED BALANCE $ 10,473.00 2,720.00 1,000.00 . 743.63 426.98 1,794.95 1,66a.84 1,091.20 652.53 640.41 256.50 ; 892.90 5,925.00 1,000.00 19.47 1,000.00 105.00 80,987.64 ( 1,884.41) 590.56 750.00 $ 13,,826.09 $ 52,689.80 �110,850.20 0 EkPENDITURE DESCRIPTION Salaries Overtime Temaorary Cr^,TA ?�;ainter.ance RecreaLion Professional Consultant Telephone Heat & ElectricitX' Supplies, Recreat?on Supplies, Parks Gasoline & Oil � Equipment Regairs s Maint. Ern�ipmer.� Rental & Leases Rubbish Re�oval Sundry ' Recreation Programs " �.rant P:ater Readings ools . • SHADE TREE PROGRAM Salaries, Treatment, Misc. & Consultant Equipment Rental Re�lac�rent Trees. Su�sicy r5atch Nek* Ec_uipment Depar �rient Fxpenrlitures � MONTH April �977 PARY.S & RECR�.RTION DEPARTMENT CATEMENT OF ACTUAL & ESTIM�T�TED EY.t�ENDITURES 1977 1977 E?:PENDED BUDGET MONTHLY YEAR APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURE TO DATE $34,600. 3,182.00 9,152.00 500. , 240.00 835.00 3,372.52 2,500. 10,200 3,315.28 200. 500. 39.23 210.19 2,200. 187.86 1,759.97 700. 21.93 23.62 4,000. 81.37 225.53 900. 223.08 2,100. 464.84 670.92 2,000. . 273.22 d50. 30.00 30.00 500. 51.41 1,500. 650. 240.01 276.63 100. 30.00 30.00 1,500. 15,000. 5,000. 10,000. 4,800. � 55.80 55.80 977 25,448.00 260.00 ( 3,372.52) 2,500.00 6,884.72 200.00 289.81 4c0.03 676.38 3,774.47 676.92 1,429.08 1,726.78 420.00 448.59 1,500.00 373.37 I 70.00 1,444.20 15,000.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 4,800.00 99.900. -�'. S 5,168.04� $ 19,910.17 79,989.83 (8) � EX?E�DITUFF DESCRIPTION Administsation Police Fire • Pub1iC WOrks Streets � L'tilities P31"kS ' Plann�ng ' Total General Fund Expend. � MONTH ' GENERAL FU1JD DEPA?TP�.WIVT TOTAL EXPENDITURr.S 1977 1977 EY.PENDED BUDGET MONTHLY YEAR F�PROPRIATION E�PENDITURE TO DATE $323,200. $ 25,105.61 $ 91,943.20 '� 223,090. 16,637.88 80,487.52 41,210. �2,613.62 9,315.59 96,260. 4,166.46 27,503.98 163,540. 13,826.09 52,689.80 99,900. 5,168.04 19,910.17 15,000. 1,355.25 4,804.78 t �9) il 1977 977 ?231,256.80 142,602.48 31,894.41 68,756.02 110,850.20 79,989.83 10,195.22 $ 68,872.95 $286,655.04 �675,544.96_ . _. .. �, I V. i („� �v �.7 `� ( i�► . _ . i � i�.i t t�.� �T ( � .. _. _ .. _ . . - -..: ------ i . � �.t� i ��. Y �~� �-� �::s �.__ �..'� � c� �..-�_...��:_.;.___._..__. . . �P�.�,�c�n__�. �� r�u� ::_._ . ��r� -- - �� -� � 1 .. . - . . : 1 M � �15 -'� �i"Ac,�. 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