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1976-03-16� � CITY OF MENDOTA HF,IGfiTS Dakota County, Minnesota AGENDA � March 16, 1976 l. Call to Order. 2. Roll Call. 3. Approval of Minutes, March 2, 1976. 4. Old Business a. Discussion of proposed Northeast Area improvements. (Con March 2, 1976.) b. Request for approval of final plat. (Jerry McGough will k c. Trails Discussion. (Continued from March 2.) d. Divine Redeemer Ambulance subsidy. (Continued from March 5. Communications a. Letter and resolution from Inver Grove Heights in opposit: County Board Resolution No. 10. b. Letter from Mr. & Mrs. O.N. Simmons in opposition to prop area improvements. c. Letter from Mrs. Ceil O'Donnel in opposition to proposed improvements. ' d. Letter from State Attorr�ey General regarding Cast Iron Pi Litigation. e, ,�-��. �'Rom /I'I,e �/!'l.es � �� /r� ; N,E arPa :��s. �flo.��ouf,� 6. Department Reports �. �Cfip. �Ro� /%�ai��Jd/e7� ��P�or! .r/e, ��1"'sP. in[�.s, �l�wn�u�% a. Police Department Monthly Report, February, 1976. 7. Commission Reports a. Park Commission minutes, February 25, 1976. 8. New Business a. Representai:ive of the League of Women Voters will be pres support of Dakota County Government Committee report on C structure. PubliC _ Mayor City Administrator �J. ��. .Sin yffic. v� , `i/. b. /!% /YC4/S lPffP/'i L9 . S�iQ�.vGF�L' ��.e a � � mQ .YLtlNO /�,00� �� /�'�,3'3 - - �?3 y�s. �o �_ .C��f'. �im.n `��' �s�•/vaJsr7 f rom � - present.) ' � � � �� 2.) to Dakota northeast theast Area Antitrust /l/. �", �rr�a nt to request unty government �7 Ff. ;' �ifQa��lf � A�enda Trustees -2- r9arch 16, 1976 City Engineer City Attorney Clerk-Treasurer — ��%S �✓��lGll'� J�7�R'f�'s'��T � 9. Approval �of the List of Claims. 10. Approval of Licenses: Lawrence Signs, Inc. Dependable Excavating Co., Inc. Minnesota Exteriors, Inc. Inland Construction Corporation 11. Adjourn. r's7�ri;o � �`�� General Contractor License (Signs) Excavating Licens General Contractor License General Contracto License y . y LIST OF CLAIMS SUBr9ITTED TO TH� COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL PROJECTS ^'89 $ 112.78 Dakota County Tribune, Inc. 4 41.10 Board of Water Commissioners PAYROLL $ /O o�7.0/ Dakota County State Bank ADMINISTRATION 4385 $ 8.31 4386 53.40 4387 6.30 4388 1,448.49 4389 10.69 4390 1,000.00 4391 61.32 4392 3,661.90 4393 400.00 POLICE DEPARTMENT 4394 $ 164.65 4395 16.00 4396 40.00 4397 _ 14.28 4385 10.60 � 23.54 �3 14.90 FIRE DEPARTMENT 4399 $ 32.42 4400 116.10 4401 103.43 4402 165.71 4404 45.00 4405 139.53 Suburban Stationers, Inc. Globe Publishing Company Northwestern Bell Great West Life Assurance Company Dakota County Tribune, Inc. Howard Dahlgren Associates, Incorp. Dakota County State Bank Lyle Signs, Inc. I.D.S. Fury Motors, Inc. Elf Communications Service on radio Signal Car Wash Uniforms Unlimited, Inc. Suburban Stationers, Inc. Finn's Cameras City Motor Supply, Co., Inc. Reach Electronics, Inc. Safeco Life Insurance Company Oxygen Service Company Northern States Power International Asso. of Fire Chiefs Newbridge Chemical Corporation ROAD & BRIDGE DEPARTMENT 4406 $ 724.22 General Tire Service 4407 5.95 Fury Motors, Inc. 4408 132.56 Carlson Tractor & Equipment Co. 4403 114.14 City Motor Supply, Co., Inc. 4409 ' 2.9� Elvgren Paint Supply Company 4410 116.48 Northern Propane Gas Company 4411 228.75 Pozzolan Products Inc. 4402 55.23 Northern States Power 4412 170.00 Minnesota Signal, Inc. 4413 21.00 Treasurer, Dakota County 4414 31.48 J. L. Shiely Company ' S 11.00 Construction Industry Safety Day , 20.00 Mendota Heights Rubbish Service, Inc. March 16,�1976 Legal Notice - Inspections - Net payroll - Office supplie �� Billing April hospital Publishing not Retainer for F January payrol Signs for Unif Annuity paymen Repairs Service on rad� Coupon book Supplies Office supplie: Supplies Repair parts Repairs Insurance Pr Repair parts Billings 1976 dues Floor sealer Tires Repairs Repairs Repairs Paint Service Black slag Billings Signs Signs Gravel Registration fe Service p. 74-8 . 74-2 & 75-2 5/76 ation insurance es service m sign program (L. Kanitz) . � LIST OF CLI�IMS SUBMITT�D TO TH� COUNCIL rOR APPROVAL con't. PUBLIC UTILITIES D�PARTMENT ""'6 $ 13.00 Mendota Heights Rubbish Service, Tnc. Service 7 19.20 Valley Equipment Company R�pairs 4387 46.80 Northwestern Bell Billings 4402 272.37 Northern States Power Billings PARKS DEPARTMENT 4402 $ 414.47 Northern States Power 4387 7.65 Northwestern Bell 4418 54.55 Arrow Mower Service 4419 20.50 Shaw Lumber Co. 4384 230.00 Board of Water Commissioner� 4409 70.24 Elvgren Paint Supply Company Billings Billings Repair parts Supplies Inspection & h rink flooding Paint supplies t use for � Page 629 March 2, 1976 CITY OF MENDOTA IirIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Regular Meeting Held Tuesday, March 2, 1976 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. Acting Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock following members were present: Acting Mayor Lockwood, Councilmen Mayor Huber had notified the Council that he would be out of town. had notified the Council that he would be absent due to illness. APPROVE MINUTES Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 , Ayes: 3 Nays : 0 NORTHEAST AREA PROPOSED IMPROVr i�iENTS Acting Mayor Lockwood moved approval of the February 17 meeting. • Councilman �4ah1 seconded the motion. Councilman Wahl moved approval of the minutes February 23 meeting as corrected. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. ! ■1 .M. The � Losleben and Wahl.; Councilman Gutzmer I tes of the the The Council acknowledged receipt of communica ions from the following residents resultant from the Februa y 23 feasibility hearing on the proposed northeast area improv ents: James J. Bayer, 1038 View Lane Mr. & Mrs. Peter Solberg, 1062 Chippewa AvenuE Mr. Nicholas R. Undis, 575 Kirchner Avenue Petition in opposition to proposed project, sL the February 23 feasibility hearing Clerk's list of persons objecting to proposed Mrs. Lawrence R. Mooney, 594 W. Butler Avenue Mr. & Mrs. James Neubarth, 1101 Dodd Rr�ad Mr. Ben Berglund, 573 Kirchner Avenue Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kane, 1067 Delaware Avenue Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wiegner, 130 West Haskell Acting Mayor Lockwood advised the residents pY to the proposed project that no decision would this meeting. He pointed out that the matter at the March 16 meeting and that hopefully a c made at that time. He also pointed out that t directed the City Engineer to prepare a supple feasibility report, in order to overcome some difficulties and objections voiced by the resi hearing. It is anticipated that the revised � presented at the March 16 meeting. Acting May requested the residents present to advise thei that the matter will be on the agenda for the The Council and staff answered several gener� the audience regarding the proposed improvemE tted at rovements asent in regard be made at aill be discussed :cision will be ze Council has nent to the �f the ients at the Lan will be �r Lockwood c neighbors �iarch 16 meeting. questions from s. RECESS COMMUNICATIONS Page 630 March 2, 1976 Acting Mayor Lockwood called for a recess at 8:55 o'clock P.M. , The meeting was readjourned at 9:15 o'clock .M. � The Council received and acknowledged a re the City of Apple Valley in opposition to Resolution No. 10. The Council acknowledged receipt of the foll memo and report from the Minnesota Highway D Minnesota`s Deficient Bridges; bletropolitan "Recommendations on:the Uncompleted Intersta Twin Cities Metropolitan Area." ution from ota County Board . a wing communications: partment on ' ouncil ; e Segments in the i The Council also acknowledged receipt of a 1 tter from Attorney Paul Hannah regarding the Departmen of Natural Resources decision on the Ronald Smith appli ation. The letter was briefly discussed. � DEPARTMENT REPORTS The Council acknowledged receipt of the Fire Department � monthly report for February, 1976. � DIVINE REDEEMER Mr. Curtis Wassberg of Divine Redeemer�Hospi al was present ; AMBULANCE SERVICE to discuss the financial difficulties of the ambulance service,� and to request subsidy for the service from he City. He � explained that the ambulance service will ha e a deficit ' of approximately $72,000 for the fiscal year He stated that he is contacting the eight communities in north rn Dakota County ; to request subsidies, and that the subsidy r quested of Mendota� Heights would amount to approximately $0.83 er resident. � Mr. Wassberg briefly outlined the services p ovided by the ; ambulance service and answ�red several quest'ons from the ; Council. a TRAILS As a result of the discussion, the matter a decision at the March 16 meeting. Discussion of the trails system was tabled tabled pending March 16. COMMISSION REPORTS The Council acknowledged receipt of the Park and Recreation Commission minutes for January 28, 1976 and he Planning Commission minutes for February 25, 1976. CASE NO. 75-29, Mr. Robert Pope was present to request appro� POPE SUBDIVISION preliminary plat for the Buril & Holmes.Addit locaied on Marie Avenue between Overlook Lane and will consist of nine lots, with a minimur 15,306 square feet. The Council noted that � lot width would be required on seven of the : also noted that the park contribution and de` had not yet been thoroughly discussed or dete Council directed Mr. Pope to meet with the C regarding the park contribution and develope� all items will be ironed out prior to final � al of the i .ori. The area is ' and Summit Lane, 1 i lot size of ; ariances for i ots. The Council I elopers agreement � rmined. The ; ty Administrator j s agreement so that lat approval. � 1 i i 1 Page 631 March 2, 1976 �cting Mayor Lockwood moved approval of the eliminary plat and lot width variances for the Buril a Holmes Subdivision. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. Ayes: 3 ' Nays: 0 CASE N0. 74-12 Mr. James Riley was present to request appro RILEY SUBDIVISION revised preliminary plat for the Ivy Falls W A considerable amount of discussion ensued b Council members, Mr. Riley and Mr. Jerre Log regarding the plat. Mr. Logan contended tha proposed plat included property he owns and inclusion of the property in the plat. Ther discussion and several questions regarding t' Michelle Lane. Mr. Riley presented an alter Council, however no action was taken on eith since the City Planner and Planning Commissi on the alternate. As a result of the discus directed the City Planner to prepare a repor scheme and/or the extension of the stub stre� cul-de-sac on the originally proposed plat. 1 of the t Addition. ween the who was present a portion of the jected to the was much proposed te plat to the proposed plat had no input on,the Council on the alternate DAKOTA �OuTtTY County Commissioner Leo Murphy was present t discuss his GOVERNMENT views on the Dakota County Study Committee R ort on County STRUCTURE Government structure (options). A lengthy discussion ensued, and Commissioner Murphy answered numerous questions from the Coun ci 1. DETECTIVE/ FIRE MARSHALL Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 Aye s : 3 Nays: 0 Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of Resolution No. 76-11 "RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING POSITION OF DETECTI E/FIRE MARSHALL." Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of Res lution No. 76-12, "RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING RANK OF POLICE CAPT IN AND APPOINTING EUGENE LANGE AS DETEC�IVE/FIRE MARSHALL." Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. HEALTH INSURANCE On the recommendation of the City Administrai Councilman �9ah1 moved that the bid for group be awarded to the Great-West Life Insurance c bidder, for Plan II coverage at the cost of : per month and $67.41 per month for employee � coverage. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 ealth insurance mpany, the low 2.55 per employee 3 dependent Page 632 March 2, 1976 PROBATIONARY On the recommendation of the City Adminisira or, EI`'IPLOYE� Acting Mayor Lockwood moved that Mrs. Rita lan be given � permanent employment status, effective March 2, 1976 and � that her salary be increased to the establis ed rate of ' $560 per month. _ � � Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 SQUAD CAR PURCHASE Acting Mayor Lockwood moved that the City Ad 'nistrator be authorized to immediately begin the informal idding procedure for the purchase of a new squad car to repla e one of the current squads. Councilman ��ahl seconded the motion. Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 LEXINGTON HIGHLAND Engineer Kishel presented the final plans EAST AND WEST for the Lexington Highland East and Lexin improvement project. Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 LIST OF CLAIMS AYES: 3 Nays: 0 CIGARETTE LICENSE Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 LICENSES Ayes: 3 Nays: 0 ADJOURN After consideration of the plans and specific Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of Res "RESOLUTION APPROVING FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFI LEXINGTON HIGHLAND EA9T AND LEXINGTON HIGHLAN IMPROVEMENTS (Improvement No. 74, Project No. calling for bids on April 2 at 10:30 A.M. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Acting Mayor Lockwood moved the adoption of t RESOLVED, that the claims submitted to the Ci payment, a summary of which is set forth on t hereto and identified as List of Claims submi March 2, 1976, having been audited by the Cit and are hereby allowed and the Mayor and Cler hereby authorized and directed to issue City of said claims. Councilman Plahl seconded the motion. Councilman Losleben moved that a cigarette lic to George's Golf Range. Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. Councilman Wahl moved that a General Contractor gran�ed to Prestige Construction Company. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. specifications Highland West itions , �lution No. 76-13 �ATIONS FOR ) t�TEST 3) ," and 1 i following motion�: I Council for � list attached ed for payment, ' Council be ; Treasurer are ' ecks in payment � i � 1 � e be granted ILicense be There being no further business to come befor� the Council, Councilman Losleben moved that the meeting be adjourned. i ; ; i � Ayes. 3 Nays: 0 ATTEST: Robert G. Lockwood Acting Mayor Page 633 March 2, 1976 Councilman Wahl second�d the motion. TIME OF ADJOURNMENT: 12:07 o'clock A.M. G.M. Radabaugh Clerk-Treasurer . C_LLL� U� J12CT�'Z. �'LOCT� ��LC)12E�. �/ �-� r ' 065D COUF2THOUSE B�ULEVARD INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA SSD75 f612! 457-2171 � March 70, 1976 _ TO t�aHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We are enclosing a copy of the Resolution No. 1593 recently adopt City Council of Inver Grove Heights, together with resolution ado the Dakota County Board of Commissioners. f�ci;(_IV�'� �AR 1 �. 19i6 d by the ted by We are also inserting that portion of the City Council minutes of March 8, 7976 reflecting the action of the council relative to this resolu ion. A motion by Saed, seconded by �elson adopted Reso7ution No. 1593 C�;'OSITIOt� IO DAKOTA COUNTY BOARD RESOLUTION N0. 10. Ayes: Nelson, Saed, Atkins, Teare, idewton. - Nayes: None, liotion carried. A i�iution by Saed, seconded by Nes�rton to adjourn th� meeting to Frar 17iG at 7:30 p.m. , ; . � t]ed RES. 1593� �PPOSE DAK07 � COUNTY BOARL RES. N0. 10 , h 15, ADJOURN ' Ayes: Saed, Atkins, Teare, I�Ew�on, fr'elson. I I;ayes: t;one, f�o�ion carried. The meeting adjourned at 11:10 p.�n. Very tr.uly yours, {=±�"Y F INVER GROVE HEIGHTS �; � �� obert 4!. Schaefer City Administrator RbJS: co Enc. � . CITY OF It�vER GRO1�E HEIGNTS DAKOTA COlJt�7Y. J�Itst�ESOTA RESOl.t17I0h N0. 1593 4PPOSITION TO DAKQTA COUNTY BOARD RESOLUTION N0. 1 WHEREA5, the Dakota County Legislative Delegation held a meetin on February 9, 1975 at the St�te Capita7 that was attended by many City Government fficials from Dakota Coun�y, and •• WNEREAS, the Dakota County 8oard, at that me�ting, r�quested ti� t iis Reso]utian No. 10 �Cvpy att'ache�hereto} dated February 5, i97b, b� put in bil3 arm and be supported by ihe Dakata Cauniy Leg-�slative Delegation, and 1=iHEREnS, ihe obvious purpose of the ]egislat�on r�equested �yould be io a7law ti�e Dakata Co��nty Baard to overrule in absolute and final farm, the dec sion af a City Counci] an the "Specia7 Benefits" app]icab]e to County oti-med propert related to public improvements insta]]ed by loca] municipa]ities, and I�HEREAS, it does not appear to this City Councii that the Dakot Coun�iy Board is qualified �o make decisions on "Specia� Benefits" that may affect ti� financial wellbeing of 1oca1 municipali�ies, and - , {dNEREAS, if lacal municipalities Tevy specia] assessm�nts again t property a��ned by Dakota County and the Dakota Coun�y �oard �s of tl�e opinion �hat such ; as5essm�nts are greater-than the b�nef3ts derived, �t�ere exists, und r�he Specia] ' f�s5�ssment Statutes of the State of ��1innesota, an appea] process tt�a appears adequat�` to ��his Council to remedy tt�e differ�nces af opinioi�. � i�c i7 Tf�CRLFORE RFSOI_VED, by tf�� Ci ty Counci 1 of ti» Ci ty of Inv�r G��ov� fie i gi�ts , �ha� �; hereby u��ges ti�e Da�:o�a Coun�y Legislative Deiegation not �o suppor't �iii� Dri;r,;� ;:�,un�y Eoard R�snlution tdo. i0. � �„� ;'". $='>Ri1�cR Ri�50L1�En, �:i�at co;�ies o� i:iiis Pesolu�ia�i be iat�s�,a d�d �o all , rr.�>:_�:�,�s ofi �he Dai:o�a Coun�y f_egis]aGive D�7egai ion, tl�e Lako�a Co�n�.y Auditor, and ' tc ��,:� �';ty Clcrk af each municipa�ity �n Dakota Cau►�ty. ' . ; Adopi�d by t1�e C7ty Council of Inver Grove H�igiits this ��h day of 1�iarch 1976. , sJ Eugene Atk9ns Cu�ezie Atkins, i�,ayar AiT[:Si': /s/ Ed Kurth .. ............. . !;d j:urth, Clerk . February 28, 1 Piayor ponald L. HuUer �,nd Council: Gentlemen: 1�1e should like to record our opposition to the vJork proposed for our area. The expenditures seem too great, and the distribution of such costs does not seem to be equitable. For one particular thing, vae do not see th e need for cement curbing, nor do i�e think it necessary to rrriden the roads. Since Chip-pez•ra Avenue vras widened, it has �ecome a ver•itaUle r�cetrack. 1�re also think that the drainage problem could be resolved in a much more reasonable manner at much less cost. _. ^! Thank you:� , � ��' �G/ �Gf r�f' ..-z�l�� /��'`7' �� `�% = �'--- � , �;� �--L-� - � , REC�_i�'Ec� ' MAR � 1976 J , ;; ; Mr. Orville Johnson 750 South Plaza Drive St. Paul, hlinnesota 55118 Dear Mr. Johnson: March 3, 1976 At the meeting on February 2 was very obvious to see that every individual in the hall was ver opposed to this big project of storm sewers, etc. I hereby firml this project for the following reasons: a. It would cost me approxim� $6300 as I�have a big corner lot. b. I am a widow with no pens and have to work to survive, and could not possibly afford to pay such an exorbitant sum. fZ"'l•. ",' :) 1 i. �.,'. �. ... :' �� d, i t much oppose �tely �on c. Miriam Avenue, in my opin on, does not need a storm sewer in that we are all on high ground with no water problem, and it would be appreciated if you wou d consider rerouting the project, thus eliminating Miriam Avenu . • d. If the project did go thr ugh, I would have to sell my home in order to pay the cost, and certainly never thought of doing so, but the Council would fo ce me into it if they intend to go through with this project. Mrs. Cecilia 0'Donnell 545 Miriem Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55118 Very truly yours, C'� �� t_�,�..�-: L�.�'. i �> : � � WARREN SYA*7.: t`iUS ATTORNEY GEi�iERAL STATE OF h1INNI:SOTA OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GCNERAL ST. PAUL 55155 March 3, 1976 Mendota Heights Water Department c/o City Hall 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120 Attention: Orville Johnson City Administrator Re: Cast Iron Pipe Antitrust Litigation Dear Mr. Johnson: r C%'' �;;.-D. •i 1r• , t-.. ,. < < 1J7� TELEPIiON� - (612) 296 -6196 � I am pleased to announce that this office is makin a distribution of the settlement proceeds from the above ntitled case today. Accordingly, a check in the amount of $1,0 8.99, representing your portion of the distribution, is enclo ed. As you will recall, this office instituted an anti action, alleging price fixing, bid rigging, and custome allocation, against eight cast iron pipe manufacturers A settlement �aith two of the eight defendant manufactur more than $40,000 was reached in 1973, and in Tlovember, I forwarded to you your share of the settlement fund cr by their settlement. rus t ' n 1971. ' rs for ; 1973, . ated Settlement by the remaining six defendants resulte in a distribution of more than $152,000 to Minnesota nunicip lities, including your own, in i�iarch, 1975. �oday's clistributi n of over $58,000 represents the final payment by the defend nts and brings the four year_ litigation to a conclusion. The successful result of this lavasuit is due in no srnall part to the excellent cooperation our office received f om your office and other municipalities in gathering the p rchase information that is vital to the proof of damages in an� antitrust lawsuit. It is my belief that the payment of such substanti of money by these defendants will deter other companies engaging in unlawful conspiracies which result in unjus high prices to consumers. �� 1 S L1ITt S from ifiably � s � u AZarch 3, 1976 p g� 2 If you have any questions concerning the Cast Iron i�e case or conc�rning any conduct by bidders which you thin might indica�:e collusion, I urge you to contact Alan H. Maclin Special Assistant Attorney General, 160 State Office Bui ding, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155, telephone (612) 296-6427. Once again, thank you for your assis�Lance in bringi g this lawsuit to a successful conclusion. Sincerely, o� WARREN SPAIQ� A Attorney Gen�ra •� WS:cl Enclosure % ��s ✓ � � / � �f" �t � f ,.�/, i/1f , �;- � c � f` r� � J� j�� j >� % � � ,� a ��i��J� ,� f1:' jr ��rr � .��fcf/ff ✓ �� ( �,y� � j�,�� I ' r J � �i � / / f� �� /'! � / /7 r C•^ C r � C f 1 ,,�r�� <�, / r/ �7� r . �.. � J f f�/� 1 ` j/ �� , r �. J f�r 1 � c' l l� i!� ��j � %;"��.,': • �J 1 .�.��_% �' �: � j r r- c s� �� T � �j`;�,�L;f: � r -� � -- - - — -- — - -- -- - — � �.�. - mENDf]TA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPARTmENT IVITY REPORT FEBRUARY — 1976 CRImE AND RELATED ACTIVITY TRAFFIC & UEMICLES PUBLIC AID Homocide ' 0 Rape, Agg. Assault 1 I�obbery 0 8urglary,Residential 4 f3urglary�Non—Residential 0 Larceny • �.. 9 Auto TheFt 0 Simple Assaults 0 Arson 0 Forgery and Fraud 0 Suicide � 0 Uandalism 6 Drug Laws 3 Disorderly Conduct 0 Property Recovered 1 Crime misc. � TOTAL: 25 ' GENERAL INFORmATION Total man Hours (approx.) Total miles 1'raveled Total Incidents 7ota1 Public•Contacts (approx.) Tota]. Traffic Citations To�al Juvenile Warning Tickets Tot�l 7raffic Repair and Adult Warning Tickets Fatal Accidents Injury Accidents Property Accidents Hit and Run D.W.I. Traffic Arres�;s Requiring Complaint Local Recovery and Abandoned Uehicles IYiotorcycle Comp�.aints Snowmobile Complaints motorist •assists Parking Complaints Suspicious Au�as motor Vehicles Towed Traffic misc. � TOTAL: 1,369 9,636 209 375 57 0 14 PERSONS CHARGED BY POLICE 0 8 10 0 1 No. 2 3 1 0 24 4 11 3 8 75 � Alarms, Residential Alarms� Non—Residential Public & Occupational Accidents Home Accidents Sick Persons Prowlers Threatening Communications Fires Public Nuisance Public Assists Utility Hazards Assistance to Other De•partments Open Doors Firearms & Hunting Violations Animal Calls Domestics - Drunks Persons Lost and Found Unwanted Guests Suspicious Circumstances Suspicious Persons Requests for Special Services Official Notification Disorderly Juveniles Public misc. �CRImINAL ACTIVITIES TOTAL: AmOUNT oF VALUE LOST LOS ET LOSS Robbery 9� • p Homicide 0 Forgery & Fraud 0 Recovered 96 $ p Rape�Agg. Assault 0 Drug Laws. 3 Burglary,Res. �1�775.00 Burglary 0 Vandalism 0 Larceny d Disorderly Conduct 0 Recovered 9G 0. �1,775.00 Auto Thef t 0 Stolen Prooert� '�� 0••��d.f, � ��.gs � � _ Simpla Assault 0 D.W.I. 1 Arson 0 misc. 2 Recovered � � 0 TOTAL: 5 Larceny Recovered Auto Thef't Recovered �G 1 , 829. 00 $ 0 � 0 $ TOTAL: $1,829.00 � 0 96 3, 604. 00 _ , 12 5 1 1 5 2 1 4 2 3 .2 18 17 1 8 0 0 1 1 8 2 4 0 5 5 109 � -� - �" � \ \ c�1'c il f � � � � � ! i�, `�" (�l . ` \ 1 O��J �'t- ��uL�.\1G, i 1 1\�e-�1�ljQC' a ' 1�p��c�� 1� 11��11 , r �-� , � � � L�JE� c�.� � w�� ;�- �� -o e x re �� .r � `��c�� o�� e�� o�� ,o c,��' � � � � �.�,c� . �� a ` � � � . o ��L,'C \11 a�`UE\ 0�11C\ �� r�'�� ('O CC� t\1 OL�� 0.\ �c�. � PJ V`.'�o-C1"� �"�o ��"'�� o- �a � �V�'C� �C.11 C�.a �t � \�1�.� ��-�-E�C�� . � �� WG ��1o�,��c� �o �� c� ��c�e�.�- 1-1 r��o��,`�� c� � , �� U� a�.,�� a�r� a. � �.� ��.-�;G � c� o.c �, v�.� � h � � � o�� 1�� 1�ti�e� -- Q o� c� �c�c� ��o �'ca��e� c��t� C��, �er j �`� f.� �� x� o � a ��o V�.�\,c� ��a�� C;��.� �, �.�� '► �-- e��.c tct�� cc-�- �� `' ��' � C�o�-��. � � � r `, � c:�t� �,'C2� � ��C� � \�E'� `..�:G��k� ; .J � - �' �' 7'��. �. � 'e�� C��1 • �.� �� w �� "c ��-a� \1�..� w ��\ �� 1�1�� \ � 4 � ` �V�C1� c� ��\1Cs,\1C�C�\ �Y�\ c��-\��p (�� al\� .-, c ` r� ` 1 ` �ati��,�C'� ie�V�\ v2c\ • � cx�t�G�`o..�� R�C.� 1�, ti C, .1..\ --� ' - �1��1 � � �- �� L1,11�f�1U 1� . �,v� � � C C.c '--� , �' � � C,� �.�.t�4 t? 1�1P� C Cr�cL1 �� 1 C�P� C �Y�v c � �� C�.`� C�.\r' \'�� l� 2\1`� O`�'� C'\ �� 0. � � 1 S, �� '��1�i ��-p��a.nCG C�`a�1'� � ��c�e�� C�\"� ��1 \ � �..aS. CJ�C 1'1�.�VP �t�CE' C \ 1 �� J �bIV� Tt\t� �-UG�� \�CU�rj ��'ti'�C\ • t-i�'�- � , � .. _ �..�...�._.. ..�.-- ---.�. �'� /C��'�� + c �. -i: ci".'s � `� � �' � � � � , : , r . � . ` �y1'�..f' ��.�1'��F �t `-� } ii� • �1G�-'� <<� � �E'J C.�,�-�-'C� � ��:.�%�.r� �►��.� o.�'� ��c.� c��c�t� . J �1� ea;�. e�, �� a 1�n ,�1 c�.c� �� c,►�r �� op ��.a.` . �� -�� i e� �-�� :1�'� l b u � ; Il �� ti�� a� ic�1 '� � � l•�1 011 �t-�� L oc.� Q.�C� � e�ec� �� ' � �� c� . �� S � � i�l C t.. C' C�� , � , � �i� � C.�S'�� 3 -1 c�. c�. �-�-i,�J'h�``� 1�� , �� fi=-�.1 � w/�-��-� i..w, ... _ . March 12, 1976 P1r. Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator 750 South Plaza Drive St. Paul, rlinn. 55120 Dear Mr. Johnson: P1�s. Margaret C. Nel 1177 Delaware St. Paul, Minn. 5511 This is to notify you that I reside in Mendota Heights on the c Delaware and Ashley Streets/ r• - . �7�E lit � � i j. " � ,..(�l . '�% � >� ' �: ;°:, �,�; �.,, of Basically, I am opposed to being assessed for the improvement of th Sewer System and an additional lien on my property. I find myself in an extreme financial crisis and have just been for ed to assume an additional burden due to the fact that Ashley has been resurfaced. I should be most grateful to you if you would advise the Council to my wishes and opinions. - ,- - Yours very truly, 1- =% �' C : -r-� � . =; ; t-� L � �_._� r �-- % � = � - - , P. S. I did attend the informative meeting on February 23rd, 197i at that time a petition was presented which i had signed. and i t r r 22pp FIR57 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING $A41VT PAUL, MINtJE50TA 55lO1 February 24, 1976 Mr. Orville Johnson Administrator Village o� Mendota FI�ights City �Hall 750 South Plaza Drive M�ndo�a Heights, Minnesota 55120 R�: Stop Signs at Junc�ions of Hilltop Road, Hill�.op Court and Wachtier Avenue' Dear Qrville: (�:=.C��', �,� r � �} r '��! S;. � 1_ � r.� c� i Following up on aur canversation about a week ago regarding the removal of the stap signs on Hill�.op Road at the above junctions, please let this stand as my ab- jection to tha.s decision. As you knaw, T have lived in my gresent resident at 795 Hilltop Court for over fi.fteen years; I have served on the Planning Commission and Vil.- lage Council for a goad part of this time, and ther�fore feel qualified to make the following abservation: . l. The Samerset Hzlls subdivision has always been cansidered a low density, residential area and because of its location, and the absence of vehicular arteries, there is no reason �or through streets or uncantralled traffic mavements; 2. The removal of the stop signs has resulted in. a�ubstantial speedup of traffic eas� and west on Hilltop Raad; from persanal observa�ion, it is not all unu�ual for au�ontobiles, trucks,-school %uses, etc., to pass throue the abcave intersections at speeds clearly in excess of 30 mil.es an hour. Approaching this intersection fram either the east or the west, visibility is limited by the crest of the hill and by the terrain, in that the road makes a turn right at the junction. There are a number of sma11. " children in our area (mine have grown up - same�.imes} who ride bikes and play in and araund the stree� area, and be- cause af the �.errain, th�y are not visible �rom a safe stopping distance. One o:c our r�e?ghbar'� dog was recently run over and l�illed because s�� r�p�;� ��u io me, tra�fic naw moves at such a speed alorig H?lltop Road, � { Page Two Mr. Orvill� Johnson F�bruary 24, 1976 3. Wi�.h all due respec� �o uniformity of traf�ic cantrals, �raf�ic research reparts, e�c., I do believe hat those who iive ir� a neighborhaod and are aware o£ �eopl movc�ments, are in a better posi�ian to determine what i necessary for -�he control of �.raf�ic for the safety of hose who live there, than one who has made, at best, a cur�or study of the situatian. The traf�ic control signs have been in place far as long as I have lived on Hillfi.op Cour� a d although admit�.edly there are some wha consistently mak "running staps", they have served to �low down traffic. The remaval of the sigr3s is an invitatian to high speecl driv ng and i feel that I can safely predict that it is just a at- ter of time be�ore a tragedy accurs. I s�.rongly urge the Council to consider the replac o� fi:.he signs. The above sets £orth my thinking on the ject; if I can. add anything £urther, I would be happy appear and be heard on the subjec�.. Yours very truly, ECS:ls E. C. Strin r (�� f� r�-=�: f�- �� u � a�� %� . .7 �' f�� /. jG � f rf � � ment sub- u t WILLIAM H. OPPENHEIMER BENNO F. WOLFF WOOD R. FOSTER GORDON SHEPARD JAMES R. OPPENHE�MER DAVID C. DONNELLY RICHARD G. LAREAU SHERMAN WINTHROP EDWARD N. DENN JOHN D. HEALY, JR. LEON R. GOODRICH ELMER B. TROUSDALE LEHAN J. RYAN STEVEN J. OLSON JAMES L. WALSH JAMES F. HOGG LEO J. HARRIS WILLIAM F. ARCHERD HARRIS RAVINE i208ERT L. BULLARD MICHAEL BERENS JOHN H. WOLF THOMAS P. KANE CRAIG W. GAGNON DAVID F. MCELROY. JR. JACK W. HANSON RONALD C. MICKELBERG ROBERT R. WEINSTINE JAMES D. LANO OPPENHEIMER, WOLFF, FOSTER, SHEPARD AND DONNELLY ATTORNEYS AT LAW 4008 IDS CENTER 80 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 TELEPHONE (612) 332-6451 TELEX: 29-0138 1781 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. SAI NT PAUL, M 1 NN ESOTA 55101 TELEPHONE: (612� 227-7271 TELEX: 29-7015 March 15, 1976 Mr. Orvil Johnson City Administrator City Hall 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120 31 RUE DUCALE 1000 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM TELEPHONE: 511-19-92 TELEX: 23-908 Re: City of Mendota Heights vs. Emil Wasilowski Dear Orvil: The time period for the Defendants in the above-entitled m to appeal the District Court decision to the Minnesota Sup Court expired on March 3, 1976. Since no appeal was taken should complete the matter with the exception of one minor Under the Judgment, the City of Mendota Heights was awarde costs and disbursements. The amount of those costs and di ments which are recoverable from the Defendants is $70.90. you wish me to go forward and attempt to collect this from Wasilowski? ,�` �'- �? 3 a` 't` � 1 € ERIC R. MILLEFi THOMAS J. SEXTON JEAN RUSSOTTO� CHARLES A. PRICE RICHARD M. BISANZ WAYNE G. FARIS JOHN P. SCHMIDTKE WILLIAM P_ STUDER CHARLES M.LEVENBERG STEVEN C. NELSON EDWARD J. HAYWARD� DANIEL R. PENNIE KIMBALLJ. DEVOY RICHARD J. MOEN MARK G. OHNSTAD ROBERT R. REINHART, JR. PAUL R. HANNAH THEODORE J. MEYER SAMUEL E. WE�TERLIN MICHAEL E. TREACY MARY ANN BARROWS DOUGLAS L. HEMER KEITH E. GOODWIN �NOT A MEMBER OF TNE MINNESOTA BI1R EDWARD W. SPRING STAN D. DONNELLY OF COUNSEL itter -eme , this item. i its �burse- Do Under the terms of the Judgment, Wasilowski and his corpor tion have until December 4, 1976 to relocate or have the proper y rezoned to conform to the Zoning Ordinance. You should ma k that date on your calendar. After that date, no business an be conducted from that property. Very truly yours, OPPENHEIMER, WOLFF, FOSTER, SHEPARD AND DONNELLY . _ � � By �/" ' \ William P. Studer �`��l WPS/mja i � t , Revenues ' e�� . rrr General Property Taxes� �� Dakota Caunty Road & Bridge Levy r� 5tate Ai.ds �.s�� A1SA I�iaintenance CITY OF MENDV�iA IIEIGIiTS GEN�RAL FUND ' Year •1976 Statement of Cash Recea.pts Dat� Janua,rv 1976 �' Monthly Year ta Es�imat�ed Anticipated Revenues Da�e Revenues Revenues s � $ . $��i,aoo.00 $36'x,aaa.oa_ 43,000.00� �3,OOfl,00. ].54,510 .00 154,51.0.00 2,504.00 2,50Q.40 Licenses, Permits & Other Revenues � � �;;�Ma2� Beverage & Liquor . 600.Q0 s��•�a �cp �og 12.00 12.00 1,004.00 9$�•00 ��r Con�ractors 125.00 �. 125.00 " 3,�aa.00 3,I�5.00 z�s� Cigaret�te ,. . 24.Ofl 24.40 134 .00 106.00 zc9 Hicycle ' ' 2p0.Q0 200.04 �?� Rubbish 84.00 84.OQ 3p��pp 2��.�� ay9 IIuilding 698.00 698.Q0 �4rppg.pp 9,3p2.00 - .�?�tVa�er & Plumbing � ��.�� 4�.�� . 1,'700.00 1,66d.00 .��a Well 50.40 SQ.OQ ,�ge Gas Heating � 800.00 800.Op �Pa�Firewarks & Incinerator 20.00 . ��-�� dr pog Impaunding 650.00 650.00 �r�6 Sewer •Permits 800.00 8QO.OQ z�,•�= sPwer Rr�nt�l� 12 i 817 63 12 �$17. 63 87� C%00 f}-0 74 r 182 . 37 ,2q� Rezoning 185.00 7-$5•00 1,200.00 1.415.00 .C.E«T.A. 4,�00.00 4,300.00 � 6o Filing s� Street Charges cc�5ale of Accident Reports, Maps, r' and Ordinances s�- Court Fi.nes y� Fire Calls & Contracts s6 Interest Income 5o Sundry ' �'� Project Reimbursement �.�.r Recreation Programs x tz xnterceptor Maintenance o5'�urcharge -State of l�linnesota 06 SAC - Metropolitan �ewer Board Trunk Sewer & Debt 5ervice Transfer rietropolitan Sewer Debt. Federal Revenue Sharing CITY QF MENll`' �. H�IGI-iTS Cash Receip Con't. Date _ Januar•y � , 6 Monthly Year to �stima�ed Ant�.cipated Revenues Dat� Revenues Rev�nues $ $ $ 20,00 ' $ 20.00 . 300.Ot} 300.00 �=�.�.rJ 1,788,67 1,900.00 386.25 3,330.85 1,Z33.00 110.53 2,404.00 ��.z� 1,788.67 1,900.00 386.25 3,330.85 1,133.Q0 Z10.53 2,400.00 i ii 6,004.00 6,500.Q0 2,3Q4.OQ 6,500.00 12,0{}0.00 1,500.00 5,500.00 1,000,00 15,000.00 34,OQ4.00 32,600.t�0 I55.85 4,212.33 4,600.00 1,913.75 3r169.15 12,4�)0.00 1,50Q.00 4,367.Op 889.47 I2,640.00 34,OOO.QO 32,600.00 ,Transfer � 20,0�0.00 20,000.00 Speca.al Poli.ce Fund Transfer 4,p00.00 4,0OO.Op Fund Balance �pprop. 24,500.00 • 24,500.00 '_Total General Fund Revenues 25,099.08 25,099.08 $gq5,200,00 $20,100.92 Tatal Revenues over �stimated Revenues � � Expenditures• Administration Personal Services / Mayor & Councilmen 3: y�Full Time .�-i Temporary Contractual Services City Attorney �'' Fees i �=i Retainer � .� z Prosec�tions ' City Engineer .�8 Retainer � City Accountant Builciinq Inspector 9 Fees �o Retainer �i Gas Inspector ia Weed Inspector 6 Dog Catcher ao Telephone .�s� Publications, Books i� Equipment Leases �z Office Rental. .�y 1lospitalization a/ Tnsurance - - - - - - - ._ _-_j CITY OF MENL .�1 HEIGHTS Year 1976 Administration �x enditures Date January 1976 Monthly Year to 1976 Unexpended �xpenditures � Date nudget ' Balance $ 525.00 $ 525.00 $ 6,300.00 $ 5,775.00 - 7,698.00 7,698.00 97,510.00 89.812.00 5,050.00 5,050.00 8,223.00 8,223.00 108,860.00 , . 150.00 128.00 160.44 11.99 135.00 .880.00 1,028.64 600.00 150.00 128.00 160.44 11.99 135.00 880.00 1,028.64 5,000.00 4,000.00 7,000.00 2,400.00 7,500.00� 9,000.00 700.00 350.00 2,200.00 1,800.00 1,000.00 1,750.00 11,500.00 11,160.00 20,000.00 5,000.00 �4,000.00 7,000.00 1,800.00 7,500.00 8,850.00 350.0� 2,072.00 1,639.56 988.01 1,615.00 10,620.00 10,131.36 20,000.00 � Con�ractual Services, Can't. �o �Custodial Commodit%es �9 Office Supplies ��" Repairs & hiaintenace 3f Fostage � Other Charges CITY OF MEI� A HEIGHTS Admina.stration Ex en.� ditures Con't. Date Janua� 1'976 � _ a� Conferences, Schools & Cor�ventions 3i Dues & Subscriptions 3o t�iileage ,ar Election �xpenses ' �oa'Surcharges - State of Minnesota �ac SAC - Metropolitan Sewer Board 36' City Share af PERA ,3b City Share of FZCA �'o Sundry Mon�hly Year to 1976 Unexpended Expendiutres Date Budget Dalance $ $ • $ Z00.00 $ 200.00 3.094.07 3,094.0? 85,5 . 8 , . , 116.32 � 116.32 2.5Q0.00 2,383,6$ �.IS . ?.15 5d0.00 492.8�5 67.80 67.80 604.Op 532.20 191.2? 191.27 , .t� , . I64.90 185=08 h60.7Q 1,60$.75 2,8�7.05 2r236.9? 902.22 164.9Q 1$5.08 �6fl .70 1,608.75 2,877.05 21236.97 902.22 ].,20Q.00 �,oao.00 �r�JQ�.Qa z,aao.00 1,000.00 is,oao.oa 34,900.00 s,aoa.00 1,7q0.00 2,240.04 2,835.10 2�314.92 2,20p.00 539 , 30 13r391.25 32,022.95 6,963.03 79?,78 � Dog Pound Fees �•�� •�� 600.OQ ��'�� 8,439.6? 8,439.6? . • 62,8 0. Capa.tal Out�.ay , It �guipment I,000.00 1,000.00 Con�ingency. � 3,2p0.Oq 3,200.00 r • r • Total. Administration Expenda.tures $ 19,948.Q1 � 19,948.01 $2?3,520.00 $253,5?1.99 • . — , , � Expenditures � Personal Services `�',r'i Salaries �� "i-� Overtime ' ,si-.� Of f ice Clerk ,�i_3 Temporary _ y' Contractual Services 9 - 9 6 � Telephone :�� Conferences, Schools, & Dues 9�. � West St. Paul Dispsatching 9, � � Insurance ; � i Commodities 9. 9 � 6,� Supplies �; 6,� Gasoline & Oil ' �' ,�-� Auto Repairs & Maintenance � . �,5� Radio Repairs & Maintenance ;5� Other Repairs & Maintenance /G� �� Other Charges /G� �6a Car Washings IG� Clothincr Allowance 8a �uuuiy 66 Mileage Capital Outlay � . ti�l CITY OF MENDO:r:A HEIGHTS Police Department Expenditures ,�3 Squad Cars ,,r� Other Equipment Total Police Dept.�Expenditure 9 Date January �976 � Mc�nthly - Year to 1976 Unexpended :3xpenditures Date Budget Balance 10,551.00 10,551.00 $159,370.00 147,677.75 278.07 , 278.07 1,500.00 1,221.93 1,141.25 1,141.25 � 11,970.32 11,9 0. 160,870.00 . • 99.73 99.73 1,000.00 900.27 15.00 15.00 700.00 685.00 9,600.00 9,600.00 � " 530.00 530.00 ' 114.73 � . 1, . . , . •� 354.42 354.42 1,086.74 1,086.74 329.94 329.94 1,400.00 1,045.58 7,500.00 6,413.26 6,500.00 6,170.06 417.25 417.25 150.00 (267.25) ' 19.55 19.55 200.00 180.45 15,750.00 2,207.90 2,207.90 13,542.10 80.00 80.00 � 350.00 2�0.00 1,316.65 1,316.65 1,800.00 483.35 . • • 600.00 600.00 1,515.15 1,515.15 3,0 0.00 1,534.85 15,808. 7,200.00 1,980.00 0,680.00 7,200.00 1,980.00 ,. /6/ i6 /- / /6/-� �6 /-3 r�.s f�'r �ro CITY OI' MEND. _� �iEZGFiTS Parks &_Recreation D�partment Expenditures Da�e _ Jan�„ry 1976 Ex�enditures Personal Services Salarie5 Overtim� T�mporary Maintenance Recreation Contraetual Services Prafessianal Consultant Te 1'ephone Hea� 6 �lectricity Commodita.es Manthly Year to 1976 Unexpended Expenc?z��ar�s Date Audget �alance $ 2,902.00 $ 2,902.00 � 3z�a00.p4 $ 2g,09$.flQ I41.00 141.00 5QQ.�d 359.00 � 2�500.00 2r500.00 2,2�5.30 2�265.30 10,200.00 7,934.70 5r30$.30 5�308.30 4�►��4•00 39�891.70 200.00 200.OQ � �7.�� Z�.�a soa.00 47a.os �7(�.�� 170.58 2,200.�i�1 2,029.42 198.50 198.50 ��.��Q.QQ 2,701.54 ��? Supplies, Recreation 700.00 700.00 �6 � Supplies, Park 68.32 68.32 q,d00.00 3,931.68 jy,� Gasoline & QT1 700.00 70d.00 tfi3 �quipment Repairs & Maintenance �„�.8-��. I88.96 2,100.00 1,911.4h 257.28 257.2$ ?,5�U.00� , • �ther Charges �Ta. Equipment Rentals & Leases �7� Rubbish Removal �,�o Sundry 246.40� 246.40 1,800.OQ 1.553.60 �oo.oa �oa.ao 5p0.00 �'��'�d r�� Recreation Programs ,�,5pp.pp 1,500.00 j��, fiydrant Water Readings 550.00 55a.00 t63 c oo s 100.00� 100.40 246.40 246.40 4,850.00 , . m . ,• j �x�enditures Shad� Tree Program /?.�' Rep].acement - Tree� Capital Outlay_ �6� New Equipment CITY OF MEND�TA H�IGHTS Parks & Recreation Dept. �xpenditur�s Con't. Date Januarv 1976 � l�ionth:ty Yea'r to 19 76 Unexpended Expenditures Date . IIudget _ Balance $ $ $1,Q00.00 $ 1,fl04.OQ 1,000.00 1,040.40 $ $ $1,A00.00 $ 1,400.00 ' 1,900.00 1,400.00 Total Parks � Recreation Dept. Expenditures �` $ 6 OI0.48 $ 6►010.48 $62,850.00 $ , . . t C= � M D � \ \ CITY OF MENDI.�A HEIGHTS J Planning Commission Expenditures Date January 1976 Expenditures Mor�thly Year to 1976 Unexpended Ex�eriditures Date Budget Balance Contractual Services City Planner ys Retainer y,� Professional Fees � 9 Other Costs Other Costs Total Planning Commission �xpenditures <:c.� .. � $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 11,000.00 12.20 12.20 2,500.00 2,487.80 14,500.00 1,012.20 1,012.20 13,487.80 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 1.012.20 1.012.20 ,000.00 ].3.987.$0 .,� 0 � � ` CITY OF MEIJL _A Ii�IGFITS �o �? o !� 6 .� � 16 l� 3 /7 t'i /,�' 8' . i Revenues Interest Income on Investments Expenditures Discount on Bond Issue Consultant Fees Legal Fees Band Fees Construction Costs Landscaping Q�her Costs • Purchase of �quipmen� Park Site Surveys Acquisition of Property Land Appraisa�. �ngineering Costs 1972 Park Bond Issue Year 1976 Date J�,uarv 1976 , 1972, Z973 :Kc�;r�thly Revenue Year to 1974 & 19?5 Tota2 Revenue Year o£� 1976 Date Revenues Collected $ $ $ 52.706.50 $ 52j?Q6.50 Manthly Year ta ��enditures Date $ � . .. 4,410.00 4,410.00 148.04 148.04 $ 52r?06.54 52i746.54 197I-2-3-4--� Total Lxnenditures Expenditures $ 5,000.00 33,916.42 5,698.65 3,921.25 237,245.29 17,659.38 �,227.09 a�,��.sz 7,430.00 136,056=78 3,332.00 419Q6.68 $ 241,655:29 5j054.72 4,558.04 4,558.04 483,438.36 � 487,996,90 4 � Dond Issue � $480,Op0.00 Revenue� 52,706.50 `�'��'; 'T�"& : 5"6 � Expendiutres 487,996.40 - $ 44,710.3Q ' • . � . CITY OF MENI: . �IEZGIiTS .? i �ss 1472 Park Bond Issue Year 1976 Uate Januarv 1976 1972 & 1973 Monthly Revenue Year To 197� & 1.975 Total Revenue Revenues � Year of 1976 Uate Revenues Col�.ected Tax Levies Gollected by Dak. Co. $ $ �10?,257.38; $ 10?f1.57.38 Expendi.tures aa�s Principal Payrnent on Bond Tssue j8srs Interest Expense �j�s �undry (Bank Service Charges} i � Monthly Year to 1977,-2-3-�-5•� Total Expenditures t3ate Fx�enditures �xpenditt�res $ � �zo,000.i�o $ �.a,i7�,5o i2,i��.so �9,2�6.a� ��;�$�:9� 30.44 30.44 275.04� 305.48 $ 12,207.94 $ I2,247.94 �89,501.29 $141,709.23