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1976-05-04� ; � o::;:� � / � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS c Dakota County, D4innesota AGENDA May 4, 1976 1. Call to Order. 2. Roll Call. 3. Approval of Minutes, April 20, 1976 4. Approval of Minutes, April 26, 1976. 5. Feasibility Hearing -- Proposed Buril & Holmes Addition imp (See attached Notice of Hearing.) 6. Cor.imunications a. Association of Metropolitan Municipalities Notice of An. 7. Commission Reports � Park Commission � a. Minutes, March 24, 1976. Planning Commission a. Minutes, April 27, 1976. b. Proposed inTetlands System and Shorelands Ordinances. will be present.) _ c. Case No. 75-28, Smith -- Application for subdivisio� .� street vacation. (Recorunend approval of subdivisio� ' "'• street vacation.) d. Case No. 76-3, Magnus -- Application for subdivisio� ' (Recommend approval of subdivision. Note park dedi� e. Case No. 76-6, Von Feldt -- Application for subdivi: (Recorunend approval. ) 8. New Business � Public . , Mayor City Administrator ' a. Proposed resolution renewing contract for planning : b. Tax Levies Chart. c. Proposed Federal Revenue Sharing Planned lise Report, C� •L7%� Rnm /J7t/,� R�'9a�ed'�Aq %N. �� Rccons7`/'uc��r/ � P urs;�lq �/ Trustees �J '�`�j�/��arP�Q +��s, �.yQ�rlmyf 2 /J�iOr'D ve ,lJav�id� .v ra/�O J'�� %�/� , / ts. Meeting. (City Planner . � � . of property and ` and denial of �� ° �. of property. tion recommendation, .� on of property. s. a�� ! Agenda -2- May 4, 1976 a City Attorney r . � � a. Proposed Senior Citizen Assessment Deferment Ordinan e. P (Tabled from April 20.) _ City Engineer Clerk-Treasurer - ,�- r,�g-� ' � � ; 9. Approval of the List of Claims. ' - ° : 10. Approval of Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor Licenses: Par 3 Golf, Inc. � Off and On Sale 3.2 Malt Liquor License George's Golf Range, Inc. Off and On Sale 3.2 Malt Liquor License Country Club Market, Inc. Off Sale 3.2 Malt 'quor License � 11. Approval of Licenses: . , . Bey-Roc Excavating Company Excavating License � K.J. Johnson Construction Company -General Contractor icense The Morin Company General Contractor icense � Holzmer Taping & Stucco Stucco License , . t 12. Adjourn. ` , . �i • . . : r . ,. ,� . F ti 0 0 LIf;Tt:}F„CLAIA9S SUBP4ITTED TO TH� CQUNCIL F4R �'iPPItOVAL PROJECTS 4508 $ 5,074.57 �09 12,775.29 45I.0 22,165.50 CIVIL DEFENSE 4511 $ 10.00 SPECIAL PARK FUNL} 450$ $ 180.00 Qppenheimer, Wolff, Foster, Shepard & Donnelly Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc. American National Bank & Trust Ca. Northwestern Bell Legal s 74-3; 7 Enginee Bond pa Billing Oppenheimer, Wolff, Foster, Shepard & Donnelly Legal fe PAYR4LL 450i $ 9,699.32 Dakota County State Bank ADMINISTRATION 450$ $ 3,646.35 4512 300.50 4513 4511 4514 4515 "516 �17 4 51.8 4519 452Q 4521 4522 4523 4524 �525 4526 4527 4528 4529 4530 4531 �� 4533 4534 4535 4536 4555 453? 4538 58.75 156.75 46.62 104.99 19.80 20. 90 20.90 20.90 20.90 21.45 25.85 26.40 25.3Q 25.30 25.30 25.85 15.40 24.75 24.20 24.20 22.00 22.00 22.55 aa.oa 130.00 63.96 880.OQ 6 9 . 5'7 O,ppenheimer, Wolff, Foster, Shepard & Donne?ly Oak Crest Kennels Alexander Company Narthwestern Bell Kathleen Swanson G. M. Radabaugh Mary Mills _ Violet Noreen Robert Mains Wilfred Dehrer Mrs, Richarci Frye Jean Franson Sally Countryman Patricia Allan Betty Andersori Janet Car].san Rita Maczko Hurbert Meier Evelyn Fischer Harace Brawn Mary Shaughnessy Mrs. Haward Adams Margaxet Fagelson Joan Hagman Dorothy Troeltzsch George Ziemer Orvil J. Johnson U. S. Post O€fi.ce D.C.R. Carparation prvil Johnson 455� 4,950.35 S�.ate Treas. Sacial Security Fund i6Q 1,784.14 Commi�sioner'of Revenue r559 3,934.05 Director of Internal Revenue 4561 4,229.36 State Treasurer Ne� pa 4, 1976 rvices - Imp, 75-8; -8; '13-2; 75-?. ing - Imp. 74-8 ments �� i I es -- Park acquisitic h � - 4/3a/�� Re�.air_e & prosecutions Re�aine , impounding, & cruise ime - 3/25 to 4f25� Offa.ce upplies � 3 Billing . i Assista t E�ection Clerk ; Electio Clerk ; Electio clemonstrator '; Electio judge � n n �' Elect Elect u « �� ,� peace otficer judge rr �� „ �� peace officer demonstrator peace o�ficer judge i � Electio peace officer H !' May aut allowance � Postage stamps � Rent fo City offices � Police hief recruitment ex,- penses ist c�ua ter �acial Security' State t xes � Federal taxes P.E.R.A, for April ; i �• L'��T OF CLl�IriS SUBMITTED TO THE COUI�CIL �'C)n APPROVAL (Con't) ADMINISTRATION (con't) 4539 $ 53.00 United Fund ' 'S40 126.75 �Minnesota Teamsters Local Union #320 �58 Association of Metro Municipalities 4562 87.30 Chester Pearson POLICE DEPT. 4511 $ 103.47 4541 2.56 4542 447.92 4543 10.00 4544 50.77 Northwestern Bell Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. Standard Oil Division Air Comm Suburban Stationers, Inc. FIRE DEPT. 4541 $ 2.10 Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. 4511 34.36 Northwestern Bell 4556 504.00 Elf Communications, Inc. 4545 231.40 Crawford Door Sales Co. 4546 43.05 International Harvester Co. ROAD & BRIDGE DEPT. 4547 $ 11.20 4556 400.00 4511 11.15 4542 274.61 ^548 125.00 i49 100.00 4550 83.04 Elvgren Paint Supply Co. Elf Communications, Inc. Northwestern Bell Standard Oil Division Karl Hohenstein Harry Kirchner Pine Bend Paving Inc. Emplbye Union d Dinner April m y 4, 197E contributions es eservations leage expense Billing Supplie Gasolin Repairs Supplie Supplie Billing Radio e ipment Repairs Repair arts � PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPT. 4551 $ 169.35 I3orthern States Power 4556 200.00 Elf Communications, Inc. 4511 57.95 Northwestern Bell 4552 4.76 Homelite 4553 10,246.51 Metropolitan Waste Control Commission PARKS DEPT. 4555 $ 1.04 U.S. Post Office 4554 19.82 Board of Water Commissioners 4556 400.00 Elf Communications, Inc. 4511 17.29 Northwestern Bell . � -- , G�i� � ; ��.u�-P,G � � � .� -? '� '7 �, . , Paint Radio e Billing Gasolin Bldg. r �� Road f t & diesel fuel ntal �� 1 Billing Radio e ipm Billing Repair arts May ser ice Postage stamps Service Radio e uipmen Billing r Page 657 April 20, 1976 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Regular Meeting Held Tuesday, April 20, 1976 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of t!e City Council, City of Mendota Heights, was held at 8:00 O'clock P.M. at the Cit Hall, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Acting Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 8:12 o'clock .M. The following members were present: Acting Mayor Lockwood, Councilmen utamer and Wahl. Mayor Huber and Councilman Losleben had notified the Council that hey would be out of town. I APPROVE MINUTES Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 BONDING Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 Councilman Y7ahl moved approval of the minutes of the April 6 meeting with correction. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. Financial Advisor Lawrence Shaughnessy was esent regarc}ing financial matters. He recommended that bids be accepted on both temporary and permanent improvement bo s. Councilman Gutzmer moved adoption of Resolu ion No. 76-27; "RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC SALE OF $1, 00,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF S IES 1976," the bid opening to be held on May 18. , Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Acting Mayor Lockwood moved the adoption of "RESOLUTION CALLING FOR THE PUBLIC SALE OF $ BONDS," the bid opening to be held on May 18 Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. . TAX FDRF'EIT Administrator Johnson stated that at the Apr PROPERTY it was the observation of some of the Counci . Perron property located on Mendota Heights R been declared tax-forfeit, should possibly b site for the public works garage. He stated County Auditor had advised him that if the C the property for open space purposes, the Co approve the non-conservation classification Dir. Johnson suggested that the City indicate possible future acquisition of the property, non-conservation classification, and then co: prospective buyers when the property is auct. ; , 3 � � ; , ; 9 esolution No. 76-28, 35 , 000 IMPROVEI�IENT l 6 Council meeti members that the ad, which has considered as a further that the ty does not want ncil should or the parcel. its desire for approve the pete with other Acting Mayor Lockwood moved that Parcel No.2 -02400-670-079. and Parcel No. 27-03400-010-77 be declared n n-conservation land and that the Mayor and Administrator be authorized to Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 MISCELLANEOUS Page 658 April 20, 1976 execute the proper County documents. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Discussion on the proposed trails system indefinitely. postponed The Council acknowledged receipt of a repo t from the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities regarding bylaws revisions. Ab1BULANCE SERVICE The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo Redeemer Hospital regarding ambulance serv I draft agreement for maintaining emergency � The Council also acknowledged a r,iemo from regarding a meeting of municipal officials Redeemer proposal as well as a position st the City of Inver Grove Heights. DEPARTMENT REPORTS 2'he Council acknowledged receipt of the Fi Police Department reports for March, 1976. CASE NO. 74-12, Mr. James Riley was present regarding apprc RILEY plat for the Ivy Falls West Addition. The continued from the April 6 Council meeting. " owner of property to the south of the Riley present. The Council reviewed previous dis preliminary plat and noted that two drawing City Planner for Mr. Riley's plat are under Drawing No. 6 and Drawing No. 7. Drawing 6 Michelle Lane ending in a permanent cul-de- Riley plat. Drawing 7 provides for the stu Michelle Lane at the southern edge of the R Mr. Riley stated that Drawing 7 is complete to him, that Drawing 6 is the only drawing and that he will not pursue platting unless approved. Mr. Logan objected to drawing 6, this were approved, his property would be 1 stated that he is in favor of drawing 7 and give the City an easement to construct a te: for Michelle Lane on the north edge of his; City will provide the necessary insurance). 2'he Council discussed the easements granted � Mr. Riley and Mr. Logan for the possible fu � of First Avenue and also discussed the prob - such future extension. It-was pointed out possible, the extension of First Avenue is because of the excessive grades involved. It was pointed out that it is the responsib Council to act in the best interests of the the street patterns and other such question proposed subdivision. The Council noted th north-south street as recommended by the Pl throughout the proposed subdivision would a `rom Divine ; :e subsidy and a �bulance service. ' �ver Grove Heights; �n the Divine ! , :ement prepared by � ; Department and � 1 �al of the � prelimina. iatter had been > Mr. Jerre Logan, ; property, was also ussions on the prepared by the I consideration, � provides for ac within the ' bing off of ley property. � y unsatisfactory cceptable to him, Drawing 6 is stating that if nd-Iocked. He that he would porary cul-de-sac roperty (if the to the City by fl ure extension �� ems involved in any hat although ot practicable ��' i � 3 lity of the City { City in determining involved in a t the provision for nning Commission � sist in providing a � t . tiyes: 3 Nays: 0 RECESS Page 659 April 20, 1976 reasonable circulation to the area and would be much more beneficial to orderly future growth and plan ing than a permanent cul-de-sac. It was also noted tha it has been the policy of the Council to discourage permanen cul-de-sacs wherever possible. The Council also noted at the number of lots in the proposed plat would not be decre sed by providing for the extension of the street through the lat. Also, all lots: in the plat as proposed exceed the min'mum frontage and area requirements of the zoning ordinance. The Council also noted that the extension of the street through# the proposed plat would provide access to pr perty to the southj of the proposed plat and would also enable t e City to serve � the property to the south with sanitary sewe much more � economically than would be the case if a sho t cul-de-sac was constructed. In that connection, the Ci y Engineer indicat�d that if a short cul-de-sac were used, a lift station might be ; required in order to serve property to the s uth of the � proposed plat. a' � After a lengthy discussion, Councilman Wahl oved that Drawing 7 be approved as the preliminary plat of Ivy F lls West Addition �' with Michelle Lane to be constructed as a st street ending � at the southern edge of the Riley property; platted alon g Michelle Lane with the lot lin to those shown in drawing 7, and that the Ci Mr. Logan's offer to give the City an easeme. property is required for a temporary cul-de- property for the extension of proposed Miche Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. ight lots to be s to be similar y accept t for whatever ac within his le Lane. �he Council called a recess at 9:45 o'clock .M. The meeting readjourned at 9:50 o'clock P.M. FIRE CODE Fire Chief Siebell an@ Fire Marshall Lange w discuss the adoption of the State Uniform Fi Council acknowle@ged receipt of a proposed o the Code by reference and which would establ districts in which storage of flammable item allowed. The Council briefly discussed the the City Attorney to study the draft ordinan to the Council. BUILDING PERMIT TOM THUMB •e present to Code. The :inance to adopt.. h the limits of would be .tter and directed : and report back Mr. Ken Johnson of K.J. Johnson Construction Company was present to request approval of a buildin permit for a building to be constructed nn Dodd Road, nor h-of the Skelly Station and south of the animal hospital. . Johnson stated that a Tom Thumb store would be the main ten nt and that two other units within the building would also b leased. The Council reviewed the building plans and aske several questions regarding drainage, lighting, landscaping an signs. The t � Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 NORTHEAST AREA IMPROVENIENTS Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 Page 660 April 20, 1976 Council requested that Mr. Johnson install 1 landscaping which would not be detrimental t area on the west side of Dodd Road. Councilman Gutzmer moved approval of the Tom permit. Acting Mayor Locl�wood seconded the motion. hting and the residential 2'humb building R f' � i , Mr. Ed Starr and Mr. William Mahlum, represe ting residents ?' of the northeast axea who are opposed to the northeast area � improvements, were present. Mr. Mahlum stat d that he has 3 been retained by a number of residents oppos d to the project, and would like the opportunity to r view the file � information and final plans and specificatio s prior to Council�' action on the plans and specifications. � Acting Mayor Lockwood stated that the reque however, because of the normal delays on im the Gity Engineer is already concerned that not be completed this fall. The Council wo be hesitant to delay any decision on the fi: Engineer Kishel stated that he will present substantially final set of plans and specifi review, discussion and direction. Mr. Kishe reviewed the plans for the Council an d memb He requested Council direction on several sp including the following: the desireability o Avenue between Butler and Valley Lane; the e Street from Esther to Chippewa; the design o of Miriam and Diego; and the design of the i Kirchner and Junction. The Council discusse at length and directed the Engineer to prepa and specifications as follows: delete the po between Butler and Valley Lane; extend John to Chippewa; plan for construction of a T-ty at Miriam and Diego, excluding the proposed reducing the amount of bituminous surfacing; intersection at Kirchner and Junction, movin� the intersection so that the existing trees � be removed, planning for a T-type intersecti� also suggested that the specifications inclu� liquidated damages which would require the c� construction of all hard surfaces on or befo: It was the concensus of the Council that a 1: c].ause should be included in the specificati� After a 1 engthy discussion of the plans and Councilman Gutzmer moved that a s�ecial Cou at 5:00 o'clock P.M., Tuesday, April 27, to approval of the final plans and specificati Area improvement project, the meeting to be Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. r . is reasonable, � �ovement projects , .he project might � d therefore ° .1 plans. �. � o the Council a ations for Council; thoroughly i rs of the audience: cific items � extending Kirchner tension of John � ; the intersection ; tersection at fi each of the items t e the final plans tion of Kirchner treet from Esther e intersection � , enter island and � relocate the the centerline ofi ould not have to n. Mr. Kishel � e a provision for ntractor to complete e November l, 1976.� quidated damages cifications, meeting be held sider the for the Northeast d at City Hall. POLICE CHIEF SELECTION Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 MISCET�I�n*TEOUS COUNCIL RESIGNATION :::i."iY FACILITIES Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 r'age 6G1 i; Zapril 20, 1976 �� The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo rom Mayor Huber �� regarding the process used in selecting a r commended Police � i Chief. 7.'he selection committee recommended that Richard Thul,` 12209 A11en Drive, Burnsville, be appointed Police Chief, � effective May 17, 1976. � _ ; Acting Mayor Lockwood moved that Richard Th 1 be appointed " C'hief of Police, effective May 17, 1976, at an annual salary of $19,750. � Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. The Council members expressed their appreci tion to the selectio committee and directed the Administrator to convey their i� sincere appreciation to Golden Valley Publi Safety Director t� James Crawford for his assistance in the se ection process. � �, Discussion on the proposed deferred assessm nt ordinance for ; Senior Citizens was tabled. : I Clerk-Treasurer Radabaugh reviewed the resu ts of the April 10� special election on County government optio s. Councilman Walter J. Gutzmer submitted to t e Council a letter41 of resignation from his Council position. he effective date � of Councilman Gutzmer's resignation is to b May 31, 1976. �. The Council acknowledged and accepted the 1 tter and took the � matter under advisement. ; Administrator Johnson advised the Council t at Mr. Ray Wheeler� of the D.C.R. Corporation has submitted cor espondence r regarding the possibility of the City leasi g additional space' for City offices. The current lease will e ire in � October, 1977. The D.C.R. Corporation proF structure west of the present building and a room which could serve as City Council ch meeting room at the discretion of the City. for the new facilities would be $6.00 per s Council discussed the matter briefly. ses to construct a ronoses to include. mbers and a public', The proposed rate� uare foot. The Councilman <<�ahl moved the adoption of Resol tion No. 76-29, "RESOLUTION EXPRESSING INTENTION TO LEASE S ACE." Acting Mayor Lockwaod seconded the motion. ( LIST OF CLAIMS Acting Mayor Lockwood moved the adoption of � motion: RESOLVED, that the claims submitted to the payment, a summary of which is set forth on hereto and identified as List of Claims sub April 20, 1976, having been audited by the following ity Council for � the list attached ' itted for payment,� ity Council be and+ � : � I� : �� ; � } 4 � Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 LICENSES Fage 662 April 20, 1976 are hereby allowed and the Mayor and Clerk- reasurer are ' hereby authorized and directed to issue Cit checks in payment� of said claims. � Councilman �aahl seconded the motion. }� � i � Councilman P7ahl moved approval of the list f licensas, granting licenses to: i Genera Contractor Licens�e Genera Contractor License Genera Contractor License [4e11 D illing License �, i � Gilbert Hairan Construction Company S�3olf Construction Perron Construction Company Mendota t�Tell Company Ay.:.� : 3 Nazs_ Q ADJCu�'�? Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 � ATTEST: Rnbert G. Lockwood ^ f • �.ing Mayor � ` _ Councilnan Gutzmer seconded the motion. � � � �!! There being no further business to come bef re the Council, i Councilman Gutzmer moved that the meeting b adjourned. � Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. � r �� TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 12:d_0 o`clock A.M. G.M. Radabaugh Clerk-Treasurer i: a � � � Paqe 663 April 26, 1976 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGfiTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Special Meeting Held Monday, April 26, 1976 � Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the special meeting of City of Mendota Heights was held at 5:00 o'clock P.M. on Monday, at the City offices, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Min City Council, il 26, 1976 Mayor Huber called the meeting to order at 5:00 o'clock P.M. Th following .members were present: r7ayor Huber, Councilmen Gutzmer, Lockwood and Wahl., Councilman Losle had notified the Council that he would be ont of town. NORTiir.�ST AREA Mayor Huber noted that the special meeting as called to orde IMP�tJVEMENTS to consider the final plans and specificati ns for the Northe Area Improvement project (Improvement No. 75, Project No. 8). Mayor Huber noted that copies of the speci 1 meeting notice had been posted in appropriate public areas and that copies had also been mailed to representatives of he area residents Ayes: � Nays: 0 ADJOURN Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 Engineer Kishel reviewed the final plans fo audience and in particular noted the change the plans and specifications as the result at the April 20 meeting. The changes are a intersection of Diego Lane and�Miriam -- th was eliminated and a t-type intersection is plans and specifications; intersection of K the plans show a t-type intersection locate originally proposed location, thereby elimi of several elm trees; the extension of Kirc and Valley Lane was deleted. the Council and incorporated int f Council directi follows: proposed island included in the rchner and 3uncti north of the ating the removal ner between Butle Mayor Huber, the Council and staff inembers swered several questions from the audience. Mayor Huber s ated that the Council members and staff would be happy to personally answer any specific questions residents might have on the plans and specifications, and would be willing to work with representatives of the residents. Mayor Huber mo.ved the adoption of Resolut "RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICA ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ON PROPOSED CONSTR TO THE CITY'S SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM AND W AND APPURTENANCES THERETO, AND OF STREET, IMPROVEMENTS P,I�]D OF A STORM SEWER SYSTEM CONTROL MEASURES TO SERVE THE NORTHEAST A �(IMPROVEMENT NO. 75r PROJECT NO. 8)," the held on May 28 at 10:30 o'clock A.M. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. There being no further business to come be Mayor Huber moved that the meeting be adjo Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. No .76-30, S AND ORDERING ON OF AN EXTENSI DISTRIBUTION SY B AND GUTTER OTI�R SURFACE WA OF THE CITY opening to be the Council, � . Page 664 • April 26, 1976 � TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 6:OQ o'Clock P.M. ATTEST: Danald L. Huber Niayor � __ G.M. Radabaugh C1erk-Treasurer City of Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minneso�a NOTTCE OF HEARIP�G ON PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION EXTENSION TO THE CITY'�S SANITARY SEWER AIJD SYSTEMS AND OI' STREET AND STORM SEWER IMPR( TO SERVE BURIL AND HOLMES ADDITION AND ADJ� TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Mendota Height Minnesota, deems it necessary and desirable to consider of the improvements hereinafter described. N06�J THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the City Cou City of Mendota Heights will hold a public hearing on s ments at the following time and place within the said C Date and Time: Location: Tu�sday, May 4, 1976 8:00 o`clock P.M. Mendota Heights City H 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minr�e The general nature of the improvements is: r-..- .. ..� _ ��i� 1 � I�i J OF AIJ WAT� R TS AREAS , Dakota County; construction � 9 � t cil of the ; id improve- ' ; ty : � 1 ota 55120 The construction of an extension to the City`s san'tary sew�r system, including appurtenances and incident ls thereto, and the acquisition of easements, and the recon- struction where necessary of streets in the area h reinafter more particularly described. • The construction of a storm sewer system including appurte- nances and incidentals thereto and the acquisition of easemPnts, in: and for the area hereinafter more pa ticularly described. The construction of an extension to the City's wat r distri- h�?ti�n system including appurtenances and'incidentals thereto, and the acquisition of easements, and the reconstr ction where necessary of streets in the area hereinafter ore particularly described. • The construction of street improvements consisting f the acquisition of easements and the grading, stabiliz tion, drainage and bituminous surtacing, and the construction of concrete curbs and gutters on the streets to be situated in the_area hereinafter more particularly described. The area proposed to be assessed for said improvements i situated within the City of Mendota Heights in Dakota County, Min esota, and is more particularly described as follows: All properties abutting the north side of Marie Ave ue between Overlook Lane and Summit Lane and all properties ab tting Overlook Lane and Summit Lane from Marie Avenue to point approximately 2Q0 feet northerly of Marie Avenue. �, �.� ,.o '' , ; ► The total estimated cos�t o� each af said improvements i� as follows; Sanitary 5ewer Water Storm Sewer Stree� impravements $�i,��i.ao - 14,342.00 8,709.00 14,230.OQ It is proposed to assess every lot, piece or parcel of I nd benefited by said improvement whether abutting �thereon or n.ot, bas d upon bene- fits received withaut regard to cash valuatian. Persons desiring to be heard with reference to the propa�ed improvement shouid be present at this hearing. This Council praposes to proceed under and pursuant to granted by Minnesota S�.atutes 1974, Section 429, as am Dated this 6th day of ApriZ, 1976, BY flRDER OF THE CI'I'Y Gilbert M. Radabaugh City Clerk City of Mendota Hei.ghts autharity m �� r • . 60F.FD �F D(RECTORS Presic1Ant CI•pc:e AIlen Bloor7in�:�n Vice Presrd� � t Josephine Nurn Champiln Past ?residenf ENiott Per�vich A:toka !� ::. �.�;��y iJsinr,�tonka St..= 6ernzrd � _�n��p 5e�.r L�!:e F'ichar;: �rennsn Rc_��i�le Frt- ,. 3ri>:�us n.e�,r:acc .�ohr Ch; is;e�e:rri Si. Pau� !�^ ��hv :-:�ttina: 1:'svra Cc� -t�F^; E�'i:�s � J��i'. L�¢il�:� S�. Louis Fark - -� J�:rr.��r: �'..,'.ria2�ois5 I':.^TES V6i��"}' s.. ��::i � J. _ � , nr$�[2 E: ,'.r�;�;,•,_ � _. .,cv :!�:.:cc}:i Cr':r^ci2 F!e;^ft� . ��-� � E f 'E,^--� �" ,\ ..- �-� �� J� � � t' ' � � .�/ �` '`- `i�= 1'` _ �. �� y�,�''� �y yr. •g r r ��fl ��.1GG ��E� �� 300 hanover bldg 490 cedar sueet st. paut, mmnesola 55i07 r6i2� 222-2861 r N O T I C E O F APRIL 21, l� A�NNU'AZ '''M� E T�I�N G MAY 1�9, 1976 GOLDEN VALLEY HOUSE 4820 OLSON MEMORIAL HIGHZVAY (,same as Highway 55 - East of Highway 100 on Highwa.y 55) 5: 15 t'o 6:15 P. M. CASH BAR �76 ' 6:15 to 7:30 P.P•:i. '� BUFFET DINNER (Ham, Roast Beef, Chicken, Au Gratin Potatoes, Po ato Salad, Tossed Salad, Assorted Cheeses, Baked Be ns, Relishes, Rolls, Beverages) COST OF niEAL: �7,75 PER PERSON l. 2. 3. 4. J. 6. 7 7:so P.n�. ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING A G E N D A 4 PCCc t1�� p �;F j� w �;, i�76 i Call to order by the President - Clyde Al1en, Jr. President's Annual Report. Roll Call. • Consideration of By-Laws Amendments (mailed pre iously) Election of Pres., Vice Pres., and Board Dire tors (Nominating Committee Report attached�. Challenge for 1976-1977: President-Elect. Adjourn. o.,,.,. PE.2r5�� ' �'�"��`=' EACH ��ER, h4UNICIPALITY SHOUID S'II�u ONE OFFICIAL REPRESIIVTATIV �-�zic Poss ING '� CAST ITS VOTES. h��.S ARE ENCOURAGED, HO�ti'EVER., �$EI� �roc'a�,�n c��-�: DITIONAL REPRES�'TATIVES AS POSSIBLE. DII�iTF�i. RESERVATIO�IS i:iUST 'IL� SYLUTA R�UER (222-2861) BY NOON ON ;�SOi'�DAY, A4AY 17TH. ADVAI`�C: _��! sch�;�.zk� h,�5 ARE SOLICI`I'ED. � f.iinnee}�!is EY.E'C:JilV2 Dlrp�[�-rf ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS : PLEASE BRING THIS NOTI ver,�eiars�n 1^�IL ATTE�TTIOPl OF YOUR ?�SAYO�S E: COUNCIL�?Ej1B�R� � THE h�I'- AS n1ANY AD- �E OONFIR�IED DII�vZR P9Y- TO 5 BOARD OF DI RECTORS Presrdeni Clyde Allen 6ioomington Vice ?� asiden t Jaseph:r.� R! �^r. Champ"En Past President Elliott Perovich Anol:a Jack Bailey hiinnetonka Ste��e 6ernard 4hini:e Bear La{:e Richard Brennan Raseville �rani. 5rixius een::ood John Chrisien<_en St. ?aul Jim Cosby H4sti:�gs ��j �� u's�.r._.:d L-'1 r 0 3 � � . . . �� i :s r _ Q ` � i � � A ✓ ✓ �� ro�a��a� r�lUf��C�� 300 hanover bldg. 480 cedar street st. paul, minnesota 55107 (612) 222-2861 April 2_l, 1976 r t:�E� � ; � "J � . ��: �i TO: MEMBER MUNICIPALITIES FROM: BOB BRU NOMINAT RE: REPORT FROM NOMINATING COMMITTEE , CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE. Fursuant to Article IX, Section 3, of the Associat on of Metro- Politan Municipalities° By-Laws, a Nominating� Comm ttee con- sisting of eight members was appointed by the Boar of Di�ector�s at the March 4, 1976 Board meeting. The members a pointed to the Committee were: Robert Bruton, Maplewood Mayor - CHAIRMAN Mary Anderson, Councilmember - Golden Vall y Gene Atkins, Mayor - Inver Grove Heights Tom Kelley, Administrator - St, Paul Len Kopp, City Manager - Mound Tony Kueffler, C�uncilmember - Brooklyn Ce ter Raymond Marshall, Coordinator - Stillwate Walt Starwalt, Councilmember - Fridley The Nominating Committee has completed its work an is present- t:��yrieCourtney in the followin nominat�ons for t�;,-,a g g your considerati n at the Annual Meeting on Wednesday evening, May 19, 1976; i .�= •"3� �- �? LCuiS Park Tom Johnson r�,:inneapo!is Thcmas Y.eliey St. ?aul D::s�e ^Si�dtke St. Anti�ony Sruce P2u:vrecki CclumL:a Ye�Ghis Fece; P�terscn 8tif'.'.^later �7c �ald Poss Rroaklyn Csnter i 2�� SCf1WaCZ{COPf f:%,mnezpol�s Execurive Direstor \�ern Pe:�rson PRESIDENT Josephine Nunn-Champlin Mayo� (�ne yeax te�m) Present VICE PRESIDENT Lyall Schwarzkopf-Minneapolis City Clerk (One year term) ��ARD OF DIRECTORS (Two year terms) Eight to be elE ik'ayne Courtney - Edina Councilmember� (Present boarc Maynard Eder - Lake Elmo M.ayor June Demos - Roseville Mayor Robert Er�ickson - Maple Grove Administrator (Ps°esent Lyle Hanks - St. Louis Park Councilm�nber (Present Board D Da`�� Hozza - Sto Paul Councilmember Dua,ne Miedtke - Sto Anthony Ma,yor (Present Boa�d Mem� Larry Thompson - �9ayzata City Manager —1.— 'ice President resent Board M�nbero cted. member) Boa,�d Member ) �nber ) �r ) � Nominating Committee Report BOARD OF DIftECTORS (One Year Term) ONE TO BE ELECTED Richard Asleson - Apple Valley Administrator For your information, the following board members still ha� remaining of their present term on the Board. Jack Bailey - Minnetonka bsayor � Robert Bruton - Maplewood Mayor Ja.mes Cosby - Hastings Coordinator Tom Johnson - Minneapolis Alderman 'C'om Kelley - St. Paul Administrator Bruce Nawrocki - Columbia Heights r2ayor Additional candidates may be nominated by any member at th� Meeting per Article IX, Section 3. •: . Respectfully submitted, - �� Robert Bruton (on behalf of the Nominating Comm -2- �age Two �e one year � Annual ttee) CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Park and Recreation Commission r4inute s March 24, 1976 Present Absent Witt Shipman Murphy Franzmeie Selander Johnson Lundeen MiZls Finn Howe 1. I�Sinutes of February 25, 1976 approved. 2. Summer Recreation -- Dewey reviewed summer program which included a soccer pr request for slow-pitch softball for men. -- Discussion of a canoe rental at Rogers Lake. Commission formal proposal at next meeting. - -- Dewey relayed information concerning treatment of Rogers swimmer itch. Treatment is costly and not always effect 3. Pedway -- Friendly Hills -- Franzmeier submitted brealtidown on labor and cost for ped of Apache to Mendota Plaza. 4. Archery Range -- Commission requested tl-.at a breakdown on figures be subm City Council. 5. Election of Officers -- Chairman -- Kevin Nowe Vice-Chairperson -- Maddy Shipman Secretary -- Liz Y7itt Next meeting -- 'Ithursday, Nay 13, 1976. � � ram and a + i � equested a � i v i ake for � e. � � � , ay from end '• , �; � tted to the I �: �: r i �r j CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS PLANIVING CONIMISSION Minutes April 27, 1976 The regular meeting of the Mendota Heights Planning Comm called to order at 8:00 goM., Tuesday, April 27, 1976 by Ridder. The following members were present: Chairwoman L. Culligan, L. Crecelius, J. Stefani, R. Wheeler. R. C arrived late. Absent members: D. Schneeman. Also pres City Administrator Johnson and Planning Consultant Dahlg APPROVE MIi1UTES The minutes of the March 23 submitted with the agenda. seconded by L. Culligan that the minutes be ap Voting: All Ayes. HEARING-- CASE iJO. 75-28 SMITH SUBDIVI.SIOiQ He is requesting t incl,udes 35,000 sq. elevation of 872.2 property above the �sion was ;hairwoman tidder, �mens it were meeting had been J. Stefani moved, roved as submitted. Chairwoman Ridder opened the meeting f purpose of a hearing at 8:10 P.A�. Mr. was present to explain the proposed sL of Lot 18, Linden Addition located on northwest corner of Swan Drive and Che o divide one lot into two parcels. The feet of property above the high water feet. The east lot includes 20,810 sg high water level elevation of 872.2 fe Mr. Smith is also requesting vacation of a section of Ch he feels would make the property more valuable and that benefit surrounding residents. City P�.anner Dahlgren ex differences between public dedication and easement right questioned the request of vacating the street. City Pla stated, as suggested by City Engineer Kishel, to leave i for the storm sewer outlet and access to the lake. Chairwoman Ridder asked for any comments or questions fr Bob Lockard, 2370 Rogers Avenue - Asked if the lot size 30 feet. He feels that the street should be an access t Gene Teel, 909 Bluebill - If the street was vacated he w an access to the lake. Cameron Kruse, 902 Cheri Lane - is above high water level? Henry Pabst, 980 Wagon Wheel feels that people would not let their children use Wagon as an access because it is too dangerous. Rita i�iaczko, She's not in favor of vacating the street. Mrs. l�Zaczko the probability of a house being set back 75 feet from t Commission i�Iember Stefani - Does he need the 30 feet to lots? r the Smith division i Lane. west lot level feet of t. ri Lane which t would lained the . L. Culligan ner Dahlgren as a street m the audience. ncluded the the lake. uld not have hat percent Trail - He Wheel Trail 07 Cheri Lane � lso questioned e shoreline. ake saleable After a lengtny discussion Clemens moved, seconded by Cr celius to re- commend approval of the subdivision but recommend denial of street riqht-of-wa vacation. Votin: All Ayes � r 1 �2- April 27r 1976 CASE i10. 76-3 Wayne Tauer, Engineer for Suburban EnginE MAGI�IUS and Mr. A�agnus were present ta explain ti SUF3DIVISION preliminary plat on subdivisa.on of Watzl perty, located on the nartheast corner o. Hunter Lane and Highway I10 Service Road. The appla.cant prcl to subdivide a parcel of ].and into seven lots, all af which the 15,Ot30 sq. foot minimum 1ot size. Mr. Tauer pointed ou they had moved the cul-de-sac north by 1S feet to allow for of--way on Highway 110 and still have �.ats 5, 6, and 7 meet minimum requirements. Admin�:strator Johnson questianed the area on the east side and what was ta be done with it. Cit Dahlgren suggested that it be included in the 1Q� part dedi Stefani maved, seconded by Clemens recommending approval, ot liminary plat. Further recommended that the unplatted area ferred to as Outlot r� be �he total park dedication. CASE No. 76-6 Mr. Von Feldt, attorney for Dr. 1��cKenzie VON FELDT present to explain the Certi�icate of Su SUBDIVISIOi�1 a subdivision of property located north Drive. The pxesent owner of lot� I and a home on;,lot 1 with �he end of the driveway on a portion o He now proposes ta se1.1 lots 1 and 2 to individual parties. fore, he is requesting a subdivision of $ feet of property_ 2 as to have al� �he driveway an Iot l. t�heeler maved, sec by Culligan ta recommend approval of subdivision, Voting: ering, e pra- poses exceed th at right- he unplat�.ed Planner at�.on . re- was �vey on �f Ridge built lat 2. There- rom lot nded All Ayes Chairwaman Ridder noted the consensus of the Commis�ion to emind Prlr. Smith o� his park and apen space con�ribution and ask t at it be made in cash. She al�o suggested that Commissian T�tembers be present at th next Council i�eeting, May 4, 1976, for City Planner Dahlgren"s r port on Wetlands Ordinance. ADJOUR.d: There being no further business �o corr�e Commission, Culligan moved seconded by the meeting be ad�ourned. Vofing: All Ayes The meeting was adjourned at ].0:00 P.M. efare the C ec�lius , Applicant �Tame : Last ��--- �, Case No. '�=-' " �� City of Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION of PLANNING REQUEST Date of Applicatio � F e e P a id ��:.�,� ��0 s� �ddress: 2357 Swan Drive Number and Street Owner Name: Same as above First Height City Initi 1 inesota 5120 State Zip Code res: 454 2357 bus: 227 6301 � Last First Initi 1 p 7' Address: Same as above ? �iumber and Street City State Zip Code � , Street Location of Property in Question � � ;. Swan Drive - Ro ers Lake � � � Legal Description of Property: � r � Lot Eighteen 18 Linden Addition (See attached su ve & lans) � I according to the lat thereof on file and of record n the office of the Registrar-of Titles Dakota Count Minnesota Re istered Property) Type of Request: Rezoning Variance Conditional Use Permit X Subdivision Approval Plan Approval Street Vacatio�ther (Specify) in accordance with Section 11.3 1 Section 11 of Munici a Code - __.(..Subdivi " - attached 1an c ; r . !i : March 23, 1976 PLANNING REPORT CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNI�G CONSIDERATIONS: 75-28 Ronald P. Smith, 2357 Swann Dri�ve Northwest Corner of Swan Driveland Cheri Lane Division of an Existing Lot an Vacation of a Street 1. The property in question was brought before the November meet ng of the Planning Commission at which time Mr. Smith requested division of a lot into two parcels. At that time there was a dispute between the Department of Natural Resources and Mr. Smith reg rding the filling of the lake to expand the site. In the November 5, 1975 report to the Planning Commission (copy attached) we suggeste that any action be tabled pending the settlement of the dispute b tween the DfVR and Mr. Smith. 2. l�e are informed now that the action against Mr. Smith regardi filling of the lake has been settled. We have checked with M Harnack and confirmed this fact. It would appear that now Mr is in a position to proceed with his request to divide the lo two parcels. As pointed out in our attached report of Novemb the property in question measures 218.93 feet in width and 81 in length. The proposed division would leave 84.82 feet of f on Cheri Lane for the easterly most lot, with 30 feet of fron the westerly most lot. This 30 feet, of course, is available the 30 foot of street which currently exists is vacated. 3. We have discussed this with the City Engineer who feels that important that we maintain our access and easement rights witl 30 foot street that currently is platted. If this 30 feet of street were converted to an easement and retained for pedestr� and utility maintenance this frontage could be utilized to at partially qualify for the frontage requirements for the seconc (westerly most lot). 4. g the . Ron Smith into r 25th feet ontage age for only if it is iin the dedicated ian access least I lot The development of lots on a corner such as the case in point here, normally would not have the minimum 100 feet of frontage at t e street line itself. The 100 feet of frontage (as is the case on cul de-sacs) is measured at the building line. It is obvious the two lots in question have more than adequate area and so it is a question of establishing a building line with 100 feet of width or mor at that point. Theoretically there could be a"bulb" developed at.th s corner to provide additional frontage for the two lots proposed. Th handling � Case Number 75-28 March 23, 1976 � Page of such a"bulb" in this design shall be demonstrated at the earing. We question the advisability of the construction of such-a "b lb" in the sense that it merely requires additional street to be mai tained by the City in the future. It should be the intent and objective of the City to create t valuable and buildable sites without destroying the terrain o excess street. 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Sm�t ; 5cqc� _J.' = a,c,o-'— 'J ACiION : Di vi s i on of an Exi sti ng Lot � � � and Vacation o a Street ' jl + �,o� „�Y � x __ . i. . -, _ .__ ... . _ - -- - - - -� � # � :. � _ �. ` �* # : r f.r , �` :fi 7437 MARSHALL AVENUE 22 April 2976 6ETTENBURG TOWNSEND STOL'iE & COMB, • SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 55704 • ARCHlTECTS EN G 1 t�! EE}2S Mr. Orvii J. Johnson, Administrator City of Mendota Heights 750 Sauth Plaza Drive Saint Paul, Minnesota 5512a Subject: 'Mendata Neigh�s Proposed Property Subdivision �ot i$ Linden Addition (Rom Smith} BTSC Project No. 7601 Dear Orvil: TEL. 646-2558 �'?..�."�f`rC.%3 IC �i" fi � :r �J� 3 REA CODE 612 _ � :� With regard ta a proposed subdivision of Lot 3$ �inden Additian �nd compiying with your April 20th request, I comment as follows: Sanitary sewers and water mains are available on Swan Drive adja ent to the property. The sanitary sewer is about ]4 feet deep so there sho ld be no problem in hooking up except that the westeriy parcel does not d rectiy front on the sewer line. Water services are installed by the Saint Paul Water Department. They general- ly r�quire that a service be installed at right angies to the ma n bui 1 do nat know haw they will handte this situation for the westerly pa cel. The attached drawing shows the locatian of existing utility line including the storm sewer au�let and apen ditch on public right af way whi h the develper is r�questing vacation. Regardless of same of the sfiatements made by the Develaper in re uesting the vacation af that segment of Cheri Lane between Swan Drive and Ro er's Lake, we cannot recammend such actian. The City needs the 30 foot str p for the storm sewer outlet and access to the take. The assumption that ome sort of an easement will suffice is nat valid in that periadic rnaintenan e is required and the development of the property by the Owner cauTd preclude he use of mechanical equipment far maintenance including the c]eaning of t e stilling basin, pipe line and open ditch without restoration costs if the street be- comes an easement on private property. Rather than to vacate a portion or all of the 30 faat wide stree so that the westerly parcel can have access to Swan Qrive,'we suggest the ca struction af a hard surfaced substandard roadway ta and beyond the stilling b sin which n . � Mr. Orvil J. Johnson - 2- 22 Apr�il 1976 � will allow City equipment to get to the basin and allow the privat property to have street access. This also can permit the .construction of p blic utitities to serve the westerly parcel. The above suggested work an be petitioned for and be assessed against the property. The second a tached drawing shows such an arrangement. No matter how the matter is handled, either through the above sugg sted construction, or through some sort of a variance, we feel very str ngly that the 30 foot street right-of-way not be vacated. If you have any questions, please call. ' � • Very truly yours, � /L / �' � . L; �C'�: `- �; .Y'' f f � ��L%� '.�� : Edward F. Kishel ,� � � EFK: gb ' ; Encl. ` ti. ,. . i�i i',',ii f i:ii i,;I (.)I f:�-.'1 i' :�:! iiE :':1Utit.i :i F••.. ; �;7i� • ()i V!S!C)�J C)f` i:'l��f'I f <<:, .�C?!! :: /\;vU i:iltt'F�fi/1LS _ , C�tii��nnita! t)i(ic,r F:u'tlCii»g. St. �'�i:ri, t�ri:»ie::aTa, 5`..�101 s;�: Tt{� r�ni �rF� o� �rr�c .ar��icnzst�rv o� I'.o:.slc: 3'. S:aith for a pcHft91? 10 CHANGE THE COUR�E, CURFtENT, OR CFO5:� S�C710N af �O�ETa 1�2�i.E? �4. i�0 �3 County. PERnlIlT Pursuant to A7inncso:a Statu:^s, Chapter 105, and on the basis af statemznts and informatior: cont tet=ers, maps, aa3 ptans submtii;ted b the 3�plicsn2,� nd oti�=r supporcing ciata, atI ai vvhich ar� ma3a a p�rt he IS H�REBY GRAf17ED to ��'-�'-��d p• SIT11. ��l �vhose adctress for camcnuni:ations pertaining to th�s permit is 313 De�ree of Fo�or �uildir_� which arfdress i not�ce from the permi;tee. S�. Faul, I��. ��101. �o e:;c�.•2 v� 60 fee u l��e.�.ard o� elevation �72. 2 alor.� 200 iee � oi �epuh of �� feet or to �ireral soils raii.c?��ever is Iess« {see pI �u 4 L�.�'L't�. L� ♦ • PROPERTYD�SCRISEDas: S�C. ,as� T.2S:`Y� R.��j�`� i�at �8� Zinden Addi-�ion iar the purgose of� i3Hy i� '�? O;'..,?� 2CC�SS. This permit is c�ranted suUject to the foliotiving GE�!ERAL and SPECI 1L PROVISfOnS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. GEi�:ERAL PRfJVISit3i\!S i'.;. ICu . . ? -':'I ined in the permit ��plir.atian; eaf �y reterence, PERtViiSSi0�1 he purpose of not�ccs and athe� subject to ch�nge by written� 1' I': shoxe t� a n sheet � ihis permit i5 perrnissive a:sly and shatl no2 rsiease the permittee frOrr any #iabitity os obtigatian impo>4 by Niinnzsa;a Staiutes, �ederat Law ar IocaS oroinznces r_tating thereto and shalt remain in force subject to aiI canditions snd timi.ati ns notiv or herea;ter ir; posed by Iaw. � This ; ermit �s not assign��ie except 4vith the v+:ri�ten corsent oi ths Corr4missioner ai ,�talura! R=sources. �� + The L'irecior ci thE Division of Lti'aiers, Soiis ano Minerais sh=t� bc notifiec! at teast fi�-e ctays in ae'var e of tfie commencern=nt ci ih> work �.+�i�o.i,.z,; hereunder �nd shati be notifizd of its corr:pietion within five days xhereaiter. The norice of permit i:su�ci by thre Cammissioner she�« be kepi secesre2y pos2ed in a conspicuat}s p1ac2 at the si.e oi operations. � No change shalt be made, �ti•itfioui �vrit�en permiss�on previousty obtained irom :he Commissioner o� PJa urai P,eso�rces, in thn hydra�tic dimensions, capacity ar location of any itertrs of �vork autharized he: eunder. �� Th= permitte� shafi grazi acc+xs to t£�Q sitz a2 a1i reasonab�e LimVs durir.g and aiter construction ta a�� orized tepr�sentaxives ot 2he Commiss�o�er of Naturat Fesvurces for inspectio� o; tfie w�rk authorizetl hereund�r. � This Permit may be tzr;nina+ed by the Commissioner of h.atural Resources, witliau: na:ice, ai s�y ti e he dv�•ms ii necessary for th'e consenrat�on vi Lh� tiroater re>ources af t}:e state, or in ths interest o� pu6lic health and w�lfare, o: far ia;atiarr of any af tt�e pra;ris�ons oF this perrnii, ,..�less othen•.ise provided in the S��cial Provisions. � Si'ECiAL PROV3SIt�311S 1. ConsLruerion :ti�ork authorized under this p_rmit sh�li bc comple:ed on or UaFore ��C2i�'J�� 7� 1a76 v::ittea� -�=quest ta the Cammissianer by ti-,e Perrrtittee, sta,ir�g zhs reazac� ihere(ore, �n eatention o; tim m�y be obtained. It. The excavation of soil 2uihori�ed herein shall noi �;.> constr�ed tu indud� ifi2 ramaval of orranic mztier .IJU.�S �� .�1�'� �+Y unt�ss the araa i om which such arganic �natter removed is impervious or is sealzd by :he zpplicati�rn of bentoni,� aft�r excavation. ttl. tn atl c4ses vrh¢re fhz doeng by the p�rm�tte= ot anytning au.h�rizedhyihispesmi2shat►i��voCveihez�ki�r rights ar inLrests of an}• oth=r person or psrsons, or of any put��icly av.^ed lands or improvemznt< p_•rm�ztee, b^i�re prOcee:Jin� t;yerevnth, shal4 ob:ai� ti�e ivri;ien consent of ail persons, ag�ncies, oi acquire•� tt pro;,erty, ri�hts �nd +nie�ests necessary iherefor. __ IV. Thispermi2isr�erinissi.eonly.tvutiabilityshallbcimnosedupono:incurrcdbyiheS.�teof��linneso:ao:�ny o;ieciatfy or �srson�tty, an accouni o= tii2 graniing here�f or an e�count oi any damag= to �ny ; any act or omission of the p�rmitte2 ur zny o.' it; ayen.s, en�p�oyers, or cpntrartors relating to any m no: be construed as esiopping or limiting any Irg�l claim; ar right of aczian of any perspn oih�r than ' a�ents, ¢mpteyaes, ar cUntractors, for any darnr.Je ar injury rc;ul;i»g irom any sirct+ act ot o��i;sian, ar ctaim ar rig`�t of act�on ot tha stat� a��ris[ ahe permitt�e, its c�ents, e-�N�oyFes, ar cor,tractors 3or �•ia� the provisions of the permil or a;ip�icaLle provisiuns af I�ti-✓. V. No material extaxa.ed by a:atl}ority of ihis �,ermit nor matr.ria3 irom parIion oF thP k,ed ot s3it1 r�aicrs v.�hi�h lies heiow. except as sne�+f .!t sh81i L-� [!�c duty of tnc pc:mi::ye io d�•:Yr at tt�e site of ti�e .=�orF; far th� purposs of corc�piy ing with Lh�• cor�cS�tion, oi this prrmiL VL Any c..tens�on o� th� xurface of sai� �^.+at:rs rewlt�ng !rom worl: a;rthorized hy this j�erm�t sha:l hec uno`_ntruct. d far c:se ktx th^ ��b1ic (ov�rJ using. ardamagingof orsy prop�r�ty thcreon or inierests therein, lhe authorities c�nce�r.�d, a�d shall af itsotticers,�r�en:soremptoya� s, � r;on ar �rap:rtp resulting from itcr her�undcr. This permit shu11 ie stat? ag�inst iha p�rmiue_, its �a est4p�iing or lin}itir,g any tegaE icn af pr faiturc to con�piy L:iih �. i herein, shal! bc ��xed on ar�y cor:ec.ly ait psriinent dr.:aiian> i b �ut,fic v:�ters and Ie�t o�en and I : ", l;l;,! i I;i .'l..iLl;,i +•. � � Vi}. f{c:e�:i,� t. fet�.i•!�y :�� i:nri.:it ti ., c,: 4 ��:•i:•: i :f; E�sym�•��i (t+t �ti}� cutr.� y.:ti2', c:! �.�ti 3, .:.+vPI �, .� � V or rock �rnd t��'- - 1 cul�iG y.ud; trf rrni[I. and sill. IhC• cwtirn.�trr1 omauM of n�t�i •i ��I to h�• n•muvt�tl �ie��•,inu"tr co��puted as tttic s�tc o� ten ee��ts �.?r cut,ic yarti foe ��ntl :�nti gr�rel Tn�! tv,ro ccrit:. E:er cut:ic yard far mi+c� ar�d siit. Perrnittce �g�aes by a.^.ceptance ot this pennit 2s sl�pwn Ly conimcncen�rnt ol wprk ai�Ihori�atl tieicuuder to (� y, by Cerlilied chCcn„ bank pr postal n�oney orrier, made �oy�:�ie to thc St.ste Treasurcr �rrd deiivered to t}�e C}irector, �iV�i�0t1 Oi Vi�iiit:i5, Soi! and Mincrals, D4�y,,rtm2nt ot Nawrai R�sources, Centennial Office Buiiding, St. Pau�, tJlinnesot� 5�101, ior any ma�criai re�noved fram tf,e Ut� oi F,ubfi� waters in rs:cess ot ihat so est�matcd, at the ahovG rote v�ithin thrity days aftcr com�letion oi the work �uthori>ed hcrcunder. _ i SE� A�TAC �''� S�uCi�Z PROVISIOxiS ; cc: Pav1 Ihrrs`tad, C.O. °44 Qrio1 e �`iiv e Apple Valley� I:n. 57124 ' Orv� '� � e t�'oh�son Villaoe of Iie�dota Hei;h�s 750 Sou�h Pl�:a Dri�e L�ierdoy�z fiai�n �S, 1;:�. 55120 enclos� e 0 D%+7ED AT ST. Pr�UL, NiIr,P.�SOTA, H15 �/ DI�Y OF� f � �..-� � . 19 ��7. 1 • r ..�'_, - � Divi;io�i of tia�aters, Soi! ` �� . $ anci F'ti I Y ' y - ti�;C)t�h_ .1 J: _�rzi� _��:ns o1' I'lllsl��.c i�rn�rr�,� SPECIAL �ROt�ISIOIvtS I':r:;3�:�,IIT 1`U. t-•��.'�:J �aat�r� '�u�-�� , z�7�: (OnZz� the rzumbered SpeciaZ Prouisio�zs appZv to this perrr�it. ) � Tne pe��mit�tee shall compl�r with all rules, regu ations, require —'� m�nts, ar standards +a� the t.�ina3e�ata P�llutian on�rol A�ency � and o�her appxicable federal, state, or local agen ie�. �, � The use of explosives in any of �he ��.aters af t e state i� pro � '� hibited unles� the Iacal State Consmr�=ation Off cer is nQ�i�ied _ thereo�' at�least �8 hours in aduance o� the time t e work is to be doi�z. (�Ti,S., Sec. ].01.42, Subd. 11). � t �e�'ore con�truetion and a�ter i� Pd,' permittee shal3. suppiy i.he hiinerals r�rith phatographs of tne cornnletion of the praject author; Divisian of i�rater , Sails and � project area. � . . @ 2 Spoil materia7. shall not be placed an the beds � ar�d, �vherever pas�ible, such material sl�ould no v;here within areas subject to flooding. In the ev placed t�rit��in �Iood plain areas because areas �ree are not r�adily avai].able, the spoil should be pIa the d�.rec�ion a� �lood f1a�=� �nd/or spread over a 1 to.minimi2e any possa.ble obstructian ta �he pa�sag f public «�aters be placed any � nt spail musi b from �laoding• � ed pax allel ta ; rge area so as� of flaod zt�ater: Upan campletic�n o� construction, �he bed fl�' the public «�a�er :, � shall be restoxed as nearly as prac�xcable �o �t e original cras; sectiono 3 � Ti�e p�rmi�te� shall cover or p� oiect aIl e�>pas� soil xesul �ir�� from the cc��istruc�Gion authora�zed bs� placin� rip ap, sad, and/or seed t�n banks and slope� o� said construc�ian ior he pz eY?e�tion � o� soi7. exosion, seda.men�ata.on and la�e/stream dis oloration, � `� After the completa.on of the project au��?orized, permittee sha1.I � s�p,piy- �1�e Diva.�ian oa �'�u�e�s, Sai�s ar.ci ,.ii;a�ra s�=�ith pnoto- � gra�i�s of the projec� area. 5 Futur� nain�enar�ce excavat�.on af �his pioject sh the dir:�nsions herein authori�ed. Pra.or to comm tenance ehcat=ation, pzrmittee shail advise the De�a Re�ources o� �he volume of r�aterial io be xer.�oved, removal, and the s�oa.I dispasal site{s) propos�d. siol�er of I��a�tzra�. REsources cietern�:�es that a fiel n�cessar�� prior �o approving such �:ain�er_ance ��•ork si�all �ui-�mit a chec� payabZe to the Sia �e Treas�T�e ac �ual co�t of tt�e inspection, c�r �25. Q0, �;�hicheve pursuant ta ;«�.nn�sota Regula Lions IvR 5000, Paragra tex�ance eacavatian sl�all not Ue co*�im�uc�c� un�il pe o� ihe 7�aparti�ant t s approva�.. � - (See raverse side ,for additi.onaZ prov�si.c��s, if atz�. ) lI no� exceed ncing an�T r�ainMi rtment o� I�atur� ihe ra�nn2x oi If the Co�mis- �; inspection is�� the pernittee� ta cover. the ; is greater, � � (g� . t�iain-. � Mitte�'s xecexp � �� r i Tl��i�: �c�a•rait �'�:c•_, iic+�t c�t,�+�:�tc �aii � ��c;t:;i-c•:;�c�»t J� � ic�dcz-sl � � _.--- -- --- 1 )' t�., ��: �� L , w j r��in tl�c U. S. Cc>r�s o� Er�,;ii,c��r5, l�J U U. �. Pas � Or�icc a-_;;. .� " Cu�tc��n ilc�use, St . �'atil, Afinntsoia ��lUl . ° . � ; , ; Permittee shall seed a strip o:C land abutting b th sides o� the ditch to permanent grasses and le�um�s, ttiese s rips to meet on� of the follotiving standards: . , ; - - ; � A, Each strip shall be at least 40 feet wide f z• the full Ien� of the eacavated ditch and shall not be mow d prior to Jul3� in any year; or . , B. Each strip shall bz at least 25 feet tivide f r the full leng- '. of the e�cavated ditch, provided mowing of hese narrower # � s�rips shall not be done. . . . . . ; • ' . ' ' ' 9 . . . . . _ y 7 mro rsor�: sh�ll be pzr�or�ed befo.re J�n� l.st or a.f+er S�nt. ? sts +` 3 � r��.ize a��erse � � �er quality �f� ects fro� e�cacation. � 8 Per_• � �tez shzll re�oy e all �a �erial zs directed under Co--..� ssion�rs " � order datzd D�c. 12� 1975. (a�tac�ed� . � �' . .. . � . . . . . - _ - . .- � � Per�i �t�� as setforth in nre�ious corresgo�dence vrill v�i.�h :� requ.est _ , ; ior public. heari� and dis�ss dis �ric � courti appeal conc ent tvifih F � issu�ce c�i trss per-�,.:_it. � . . � ' ' . _ ' •' r Applicant Name: r a �' �' Case No. �G - � i� City of Mendota Heights � Dakota County, Minnesota ' i - A APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION ; of . � PLANNING REQUEST ` Date of Applicati n 3~%s' %G � . �--- �`r�s� �. Fee Paid �jf�-pG - . � ,Q � i ii Last First Init'al , Add�'ess : �/ ot- ST' L �%/ N�II J �3 � ' I�Tumber and Street City � State Zip Code � a Owner .� �Tame: 1N 7'Z �' G RUR.R G ; Last First Init'al ; � /Z K. S—" l�i RL S '�' nrn/ S' - Aadress . ��%O � Number and Street City Street Location of Property in Question �' ,� unrr£�2 L A��"' -� �. �v'A v //o Le��1 Description of Property: __w 2a6 � oF ,�' �38� � a _ �XcrPr � �a�, �� __%. o. _. /y � G lf w A Y �'�4 s�" N� L __F.l f.�- �7 � � � �: � I 4? � /C.. � � Type of Requ,�st: � w ♦ State Zip Code . ' � d�7o� -�dJD —'O Rezoning Variance Conditional LTse Permi Subdivision �pproval Plan Approval Other (Speci�y) � C � r s, . ! y. ' �'� �' , i i. i � � • `t �� , 1 �`�' _I � • -+� � '� �il � � J , Q .- l.? j � 4 1 i T H E O. C. y.�+T�! ,r i_ � ) `i � �p'�AC _ . `� � � . �,�-;-- — ' ' z � o $ z -A �.�� _ � - - ----- - . _ � a � ;�� -�A�s� �-�+ „ � . � �YiEtrr 'L.'• � ! % �1Lf�r'�#\'� i��---•- -- ' i' � � . • � = p 83 sf.c. �1 r �° � � N � : .� � � :� : �. . � _ � , ' � • ''� ; Q, =� . I rG�• s >., � � .��' � � �� B.Sa ' /Y ! . � � � � � �G�NZ2 +�- ' ,' U � , . � �i nfl � � �.i E , \ h � a�.�3 , �zo .ig.b7 , � �• � , '• ''i • ��1J��+� L.e'1. 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I . , s . � �� ,� � � t\� � - � � �' : l' C. 5 l ,\ ,'� � �� , ;,��\\,, \�. , -- �� t-E �c��-sT� c� � YS �..A�� o�= M�N� 4 P a 9��9 �,"c tl �60�79 -C. � 6 it4-." ° - -� ,�P�C'�� -- . � --- __ � - T?�c�o� # -- � - - _ -- -� -- - � - �- - ��- - - -- --� - - — -- -- ---- - � --- --- - - ----- - -_- - - ------- - �- .� . !' ��et,�;-�j�-2of� -_"-- _" --__ __ --�. -- ----- � -- _.. . ------- : . . �—'�—.__� CASE NUMBER: 76-3 ; , ' APPLICANT: James Magnus � ACTION: Approval of Co cept Plan for ' Preliminary P1 t April 23, 1976 PLANNING REPORT CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTIUPi REQUESTED: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 2. 3. 76-3 James C. Magnus, 5113 W. Street, Minneapolis, MN Northeast Corner of Hunt and Highway 110 Service sketch) Approval of Concept Plan Preliminary Plat 66 i5436 r Lane oad (see for You will recall that Mr. Magnus brought this case to your at ention at the Planning Commission meeting of March 23, 1976. Mr. M gnus sought concept approval during the above mentioned meeting w'th the following recorr�nended changes; that the cul-de-sac be reduce in length by 120 feet and that the lots be rearranged according y. This change has been accomodated in the proposed plat. (Refer to sketch 1 & 2.) . As noted in sketch 1 is a.685 acre site contiguous to th Civic Center which was recommended for park land dedication. Howe er the applicant has preferred to contribute cash in lieu of the la d area. The plat as proposed complies with recommended changes and pertinent ordinances. m � Case No. �� - City of Mendota Heights . ,, Dakota County, Minnesota � • ' APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERRTION of PLANNING REQUEST Date of Application � � F e e P ais3. .- �,'S �� Applicant / / / �J� Name: � C �.� � �� .�_ F Last ... �� Address : � �� C� ! v( u� Number and Street OwnerName: /V ` / �'� � '�� { 1 C � �� I — i- � v �..._ la, � • First Initia 4 ; �u� � }—.s�Q . �� . DA �� Lr/c'i 'c% ; � ' City State Zip Code S S/C'L �-��'�� /�- � � � � �� . Last . „ � First Initial .. � } �Z � \� c� C 1��} v� Li� ��l�,l S�'��L� Address: , ` , �l I Number an�i Street � . City, State ip Code .. (x, �. Street Locatio.n of. Property in Question / � / 1�� G � � � � C `� �. E Legal Descripti_on of Property: �- �� s � � ---- � %_ �/� � � . •-- ; . � F F . � . � �p 1 � Type of Request: � Rezoning�� Variance Conditional Use Permit � �, Subdivision Approval _ �—Plan Approval Other (Specify) 9 April 23, 1976 PLANNING REPORT CASE NUMBER: APPLICANT: LOCATION: ACTION REQUESTED: PLANNING �ONSIDERATIONS: 76-4 E. C. Van Feldt, 1450 No�thern Federal Bldg. St. Paul, ,inn. North of Ridge Drive (se� sketch) Division of a lot 1. Applicant is the legal counsul for the owner of lots 1+ 2 0 Heights Addition which is a four lot division of land attach a stub street provided for this purpose in the original plat Ivy Falls done in the early sixties. The owner of lots 1+ a very substantial home on lot 1(westerly lot of the two) w end of the driveway on a portion of the contiguous lot (lot the east side). He now proposes to sell the existing house and lot 2 to two separate parties. � 2. So as to have all the driveway on lot 1, permission is sough 8'� to lot 1 from the west side of lot 2. The existing east- of lot 1 is 153 feet, lot 2 is 154 feet. The existing lot a 1 is 36,000 sq. feet with lot 2 being 30,000 sq. feet. The strip of land to be added to lot 1 contains 1952 sq. feet. new lot area will be 37,952 for lot 1 and 28,048 for lot 2. 3. ��ii;��mum lot area required is, of course, 15,000 square-feet � �.�`.1 feet of frontage. Obviously these changes will have min� :.�r� the size and/or character of the lot. 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RESflLUTIOI�I RENEWING CON�'RACT FQR PROFESSI(7NAI, SERVIC.�S WFiEREAS, on April 15, 1975, the City of Mendota Heights entered int far professianal p3.anning services wi�h �Ioward Dahlgren and Associate: a contract ax�d WFiEREAB, sai.d contract beeame effective on May l, i97a a.r:d will e�cp�re on DTay 1, 1976; and WHEREAS, the City of Mendata Heights is desirous of continuing said�contract; NOW, TF3EREFORE BE IT FtESOLVED by the City Council af the Ci�y of Me dota Heights that the contract for professional planning services between � e City af Menclata i�eights and Howard Dahlgren and Associ.ates be extendec3 ta May , 1977, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that �he terms and candi�ions of the contra�t execu�ed April 25, 1975 shall prevail thraugh May l, 1977. Adopted by the City Cauncil of the City of i�rendota Heights this day of , 1976 ATTEST » G.M. Ra.dahaugh Clerk-Treasurer CIZ'1T COt3NCIL GI'�Y OF MENDOTA HE By Rabert G. Lackwood Acting Mayor TOTAL YEAR mILL PAYABLE LEUY 1960 61 62 1963 64 65 1966 67 68 1969 70 71 226.60 233.39 241.78 241.81 243.59 233.23 249.10 238.19 244.65 258.•10 297.04 318.56 1972 291.28 97.09 /' 19 3 95.42 1974 93.19 1975 9G.75 1976 89.27 STATE mILLS 5.10 6.84 6.39 8.31 8.22 6.84 18.32 17.14 � 3.57 2.92 2.64 3.44 3.37 2.93 7.35 7.19 1972 co nverted New Ba sis UILLAGE OF mENDOTA HEIGHTS NON - AG TAX LEUIES COUNTY mILLS f 40.04 17.62 41.57 17.83 44.03 18.20 44.39 18.33 42.35 17.41 44.58 19.12 45.54 18.30 50.71 21.32 57.25 23.42 55.68 21.61 55.31 18:60 52.77 16.52 58.67 19.56 19.67 19.25 19.42 19.44 20.15 20.15 20.58 20.64 20.07 21. 80 UILLAGE mILLS % 22.19 9.79 18.32 7.84 19.7? 8.17 20.77 8.58 20.96 8.62 20.98 9.01 24.38 9.78 24.58 10.35 26.12 10.66 35.70 13.84 39•.74 13.38 43.79 13.79 40.60 13.94 ' 13.53 13.94 �12.64 13.27 ;� 12.47 13.37 ',12.36 12.78 13.02 14.60 SCHOOLS mILLS � 156.27 '69.02 166.66 71.41 171.59 70.99 168.34 69.65 171.96 70.60 160.83 68.94 160.86 64.57 145.76 61.14 161.28 65.92 166.72 64.55 201.99 68.02 220.79 69.31 187.17 64.25 62.39 64.25 61.44 � 64.40 59.00 63.34 60.60 62.41 54.14 60.60 mETRO & mISC. mILLS � � e � 1.21 .38 4.84 1.66 1.61 1.66 1.67 2.47 4.37 � 2.67 1.75 2.65 4.51 3.00 �� i•: � io � � ., �\' E I•; U` 5�� . ,, t"'. . :. .. I�: f: `) U� t� Gc�ni�ral F;rvt•nuc� Shanng pio��dc� tedi•ial iunds directiy to la:�,1 n��c� :;;+t� arnrrnr.�!�,�ts l hi:, ttaf�ort o1 your govem ta encouragt• ut�zen partiapalion in determming your govorr�mc�r1 :. di•::s�on on t�ov. ;nc• money will be spent. IJ discrimination In the use ot these 1unds may be r.ent io THE GOVLRNM.ENT the Office of Revenue Shnring, 1Nnsh., D.C. 20226. pF I'1EIdDC�Tf� HE TGHT� PLANNED EXPENDITURES ANIICIPATING A GEN€RnL REVENUE (C) OPERATING / FiHARING PAY�.�ENT OF (A) CA7EGORIES (B) CAPITAL MAINTENANCE FOR THE SEVENTH ENTI7LE�hENT PERIOD, JU DECEM6ER 31, 1976, PLANS TO SPEND THESE FUN 1 PUBLIC SAFETY � 4l 90.7 — � � SHOWi�. - �� ACCOUNT NO. � 4 � 2 ENVIROt:ME1JTAL � PROTEC710N (,�; 3 PUBLIC � TRANSPORTATION 4 HEALTH S 5 RECRE.4TtON S 6 LtBRARIES � 7 SOCIAL SERVICES � FOR AGED OR POOR 8 FINANCIAL � ADR!INISTRATION 9 MUL7IPURPOSE AND � GEr7eRAL GOVT. „S 11 � OOO 10 EDUCA710N �+ 7t SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT S �2 HOUSING d COM- MUNITY DEVELO?MENT � 13 ECONOMIC s DEVELOPMENT 14 OTHER (SGecify) � 15 TOTALa I g 15 , 907 I 5 . — v ., ;� . �> �-, � -, �— �c�nt�s plan is pubhLhc•d � Ic: Any compininta ol �__ �,,r, ��,� C I T'i �C '9 �� .15 ,907 I"_ 1= Y 1, 1976 THROUGH S fOR THE PURPOSES Ii 9' o is ooy - 19EIJDOTA HE IGHTS C ITY CITY CLEP.K 750 SOUTH FLfl�A C�R IVE I'IEI�IDOTA HE IGHTS Pt I1�11•� 55 120 (D) Submit proposals for tunding cor,sideration by_ �o Orvil J. Johnson supporting documents, are open tor public scrutiny a� 750 South Plaza Brive, Men� (E) ASSLRANCES (Reler to instruc:ion E) I assure the that the non-discriminafion and other statutory require ihe instructions accompanying this report will be comF oovernment with �espect to ihe entitlement funds repo �/ Sionature ot Chief Executive Ofii Donald L. Hub hame S Titie — C� THE liPPER HALF OF THIS PAGE AfL'ST BE PUBLISHED (SEE I;�STRU �I:�iPORTANT: �� is not required tha[ the loR•er hal( of this form be published. ��_�- - - - -- - - –�--r—�"-- - --��' (F) AUDIT (.efer to instruction F) (G) PUBLIC PARTICIPATION (refer to instruction G) I GRS funds, does your government - �. Are your Ge�e:al Revenue Sharing (GRS) funds auditedT � Hoid speciai public hearings on Revenue Sharinc �X yes U no � Take local opinion poils? _� Solicit reouests for tunding ot projects using rev 2. It 'yes', how otten? outside your government adminstration? OX every year � c�ery 2 years � less than every 2 years ❑X Discuss revenue sharing at regular public meetir � Appoint advisory groups o1 local citizens7 (H) CIVIL RIGHTS (�eier to instruction H) 1. Does your government file the "EEOC State and Local Government iniormation" form (EEO-4) with the U.S. Equal Employnent Opportunity Commission7 Yes X No 2. Ii "yes", vrhat wzs the date of the 12s1 reportl H"no", 2nsv:er the following ques::on. 3. How many persons were �n your oovernrent's payroll on March 31, 1976? 23 (I) PU9LICATION (Reter to inslrudion I) The u�per part of this report was pub- , lished in ihe foilewing new�spaper on � the st2ted �ate at a cost of —� �r.��_—^._-�r•;.__ ;..__�..,:,.__—•--` '- (J) PEP.SON COA�PLETING THIS REPORT (PLEASE PRINT) �/ Name 571 ugust l, 1976 copy of this report, and ota Heiqhts. Mn. iecretary o( the Treasury ients listed in Part E ot ed with by this recip;ent �d hereon. :r M�� 1 7�6 Date TJO� :� I)-� F � -__ � � planning for the use of iue sharing funds trom DO i�'OT �\�R1TE IN THIS SP CE FOR REVENUE SHARING USE NLY 1 2 � 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 � 14 �5 �6 17 18 2 1 I I 2 2 I I I I 2 3 I I I I 2 4 � � � � � � � � � � �'ame of Newspaper Dakota C011Ilty Tribu� � 7NiS tic?ORT NUST BE RECcIVED BEFORE JUhE 25, 1�76 BY: THE OFFICE OF REVENUC 2401 E STREET, N_W_ 1NASHINGTON, D.C. 20226 Published: � (Area code) Telephone Number I �HfiRIN �n 'C '�� F7 'n ; O�OU1�571 ��°�� :';� -C� tY��"t\��" `�� P,�. � s _ , �r,. .��,��,� : � Y-�: -?3i . � ,= � •�.�.� STATE OF MIPlNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS DISTRICT 9 3485 HADLEY AVENUE NORTH BOX 2050 NORTH ST. PAUL, MINN. 55109 April 28, 1976 h1r. Gilbert Radabaugh Clerk-Treasurer - City of Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights,.Minnesota 55120 in reply refer to: 319 S.P. 1901-76-81 (13=117) Construction plans, Special Provisions and Within Cocporate Limits of Mendota Heights the South Corporate Limits to Jct. T.H. 55 Dear Mr. Radabaugh: Resolution forms from ��cE,�:-; � '�PR 3 0 �s7� Transmitted herewith are construction plans and special provision and resolution forms, relating to the proposed location and construction on the above referenced project t�itrin the corporate limits o� your municipality. � If agreeable to you, erill you please place this matter for consideration on the agenda of an early council meeting for its approval and after exe�ution of resolvtion forms, return one certified copy of each resolution to this office. [?ill you kindly advise this office when this matter vi11 be considered by your council. This project is schedule� for letting on May 28, 1976. Since State Statutes require r+unicinal consent prior to opening of �ids, it is imperative trat �7e have th.ese resolutions f.n our possession prior to May 21, 1976. r� Sincerely, �� .K. Mcnae istrict Engineer Lnclosures Form 21330 (1-67, 7-74 I'.ev. 3-75) AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER -��-'r�"'v `"� � y ��' ,.�' �� b � M . �� ' __ ,�x^ ` �� ._,- . � `��. � � �•. ��" 'j 1. 'i ti ��, � Fram; CITY t7F MENDOTA HEIGHTS R1emo Ci.ty Gauncil Chester R. Pearson Public Works Inspectar May 4, 1976 �ubject: Sewer and Water Serva,ces for the Clement- Vanda7.1 Project The follawing list comprises the sewer and water �erv'ces that Ed and i feel are desireable far the above mentioned roject. Each owner has been sent applicatians along wa,th a le ter of explanation far filling them out. Some people, as no ed on �he list, filled out the applications and returned them b t same did not. 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I�c�1��AIOT a� ��i�T �"'' �� 233 Dakota Avenue WEST ST. PA I�IN. 55118 � { Minne;ota Registered Land Surveyo IIt �L��p I Hereby Certify that tn�s p�at SnoWs a survey made by me or under m} direct supervision of the property described on this pl t, and that the corners are �, ,,„,� , �� ,,,,„ correctly placed as shown, and that al] ]ocations; encr achments, etc., have beer . correctly shown. ' . , Surveyed For C. �. Von reldt., .,Att!.y ........................ ........................ WAYNE McL GAN, Consultant : Date. .. .. . P•la.r. 31— Aprii..,l, 197fi .......................... ............ ............................. . ; Scale..... 1 incY, = 30 �eet .................................................. ......................... ........�.� . ........... . .. ..... . .. ........ . ... �----�....:.. - Hiirm. r�eg. . 3�59 • DESC:dIFTION � - All tba� p�.. of Lot 2, Biock 1, Ivy �-:e�ghts, lying . east �f t,Y�e i�est 8.0 fee� oS said Tot 2, accos�dir�g : to the plat thereof on fi�e in the office of the P�egister of Deeds, Dakota County, Minnesota. , . / �� = , P��t 3� g o .,,�c�s_ _ 1 w � O_ 2��,- ,� . . Z �'' 1 ,,, 1 , 1 � / c 1�''y � ' �a�Zo. �q � �� 1 �- � A��`5g / � 1.� i� � 1 �, �J � � _�1 .O ._=� n 1� r r o iiuiicates :irun , : A FRONt 'I'HE OFFICE O � •� , � � �`�r�t��C�Li , �.�u� �. ��.�.�� ' 233 Dakota Avenue WEST ST. PAUI.. NIINN. 55118 ' Minne;ota Regisiered Land Surveyor � � �� j�p I H2Te�lj� Cel"tl,f,}� 1�1[lt this plat shows a survey ade by me or undermy direct supervision of the property described on this pla , and that the corners are ._ ,, ,.�,, .,� , correctly placed as shown, and that all locations, encro chments, etc., have been �:..�=��.. �� - - - -- - - correctly shown. Surveyed For C, E. ti'e.��...F..el.d.t, At:.#,.'y ........................... WAYNE McLA AN, Consultant ' Dafe ... r:arch �j, 3] , 197� . .... ... .................._ ..........,.................. _ .. �� ' � � Scale 1.. inch = 3� ftet .................. ................... ...................:......... ' ...............,::v.'G�?��... .?.,>.. o��c�o.�- � t � .. ... ........_...... .. (� , Di.;Si;fIIP'PION ' ��t 1 anc� ti,e h�est 8.0 feet or i,ot 2, Ivy fiei�;i�t�, ccording �Go t!�c: ��lat tl�ereuf on file �in the ofi'ice �-'� '� f the Register o� De�ds, Pa�ota C<>�inty, ?•Iit2ne�ota. 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