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1976-03-02....,,...�,i......�......r+.�- - i•�'---�p.:=� - --. .-�,_. ,,,..�.._.. .z ..»..._... . � 4 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesota AGENDA • March 2, 1976 1. Call to Order. 2. Roll Call.. 3. Approval of Minutes, February 17, 1976. 4. Approval of Minutes, February 23, 1976. 5. Old Business a. Mr. Curtis Wassberg, of Divine Redeemer Hospital will b present to discuss ambulance service. (Continued from February 17.) b. Discussion of trails system. (Continued from February 7.) c. Discussion of Dakota County Study Commission Report. (C ntinued from Feb. 17. 6. Co�nunications � a. Metropolitan Council "Recommendations on the Uncomp in the 'Itain Cities A:etropolitan Area. " b. Nemo from Minnesota Highway Department and report on Bridges. c. Northeast Area Feasibility Hearing Responses. 1. Letter from James J. Bayer, 1038 View Lane. Interstate Segments esota's Deficient fr� s 2. Petition opposing proposed improvements. (Submitted February 23.) 3. Clerk's List of persons objecting to proposed imp,-o ements (from February 23 hearing.) 4. Letter from Dir. & Mrs. Peter Solberg, 1062 Chippewa venue. 5. Letter rom Mr. Nicholas R. Undis, 575 Kirchner Aven e. �- 1`�esol�-��v,� �ro�. (�y�le U}�LL-e in 0 asr'��'orc> �O J� �o��- �v�.n�^y 7. Commi.ssion Reports � �� Il-�d�(�,�Orv �D. ��, Park Commission .. ' a. Minutes, January 28, 1976. ' ^ Planning CommiSsion , . • a. Minutes, February 25, 1976. � �EE C�o,u � irua �o� a�� P?%� �: , Agenda - " � � -2- March 2, 1976 b. Case No. 75-29, Pope -- Application for subdivision of pro�erty. (Recommend approval. ) c. Case No. 74-12, Riley -- Request for approval of prelimina y plat (Recommend approval with condition.• See attached revised reliminary plat.) �%�/> %%�`'iA/�T/Yl�� E�poi fS -^ F! R�` �EPT. /(E�o�Y j �PG. /ns7C, C h�� 8. New Business Public Mayor City Administrator a. Proposed resolution establishing Detective/Fire Marsh b. Proposed resolution establishing rank of captain in p department. c. Recommendation on group hospital insurance bids. continued from February 17. ) �tf�m6 - �ia��oy%` d. Memo on probationary employee. e. biemo on Squad car purchase. Trustees City Engineer �e � �� o�,• � — �q �� u/ City Attorney City Clerk-Treasurer . 9. Approval of the List of Claims. 10. Approval of Cigarette License: George's Golf Range. 11. Approval of Licenses: Prestige Construction Company General Con 12. Adjourn. (,O/Yl mG!/I i Ca 7� D�S �o,e�Ti�uu t AJ `I� ,vo/'�/!P!!ST /%/�!{ �7�Pia. i/�.SPO.�/SE-s 15 G. .��i �o� /i�lirs, .�<v��ce /�ao�ey� �� % •��i, ��../� /%ZP. � /%I�P.f: �,r�rS �� ai f%�. J� �. ��i. �o� ��c1.3��/v��/ 9. .Cfi. �s.a� .��ura �i��. /D. .C��. �om /1��. F/1%es. ��e%� Gf/��Pr, c�> .LTi�_ �oin ��t�l/ /7•�ililai rP. �j,(J/� `/e��:sio� o� .� 11 position. ce 1 -- License /Tf% �/�Q'7`i0/J, � �. - v� LIST OF CLAIDiS SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL 4 PROJECTS March �2, 1976 a$ 335.50 Consolidated Electric Co. Alarm system for roj 74-2 4s10 t�359.11 Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb., Inc. Engineering - Imp. 73-2; 75-2; 74-8'; and 75-8. 4341 70.82 Dakota County Tribune Notice of hearing - Imp. 75-8. FIRE RELIEF 4371 $ 5,897.04 Wilfred Dehrer, Treas. Fire Relief Asso. City CIVIL DEFENSE 4342 $ 10.00 Northwestern Bell PAYROLL 4340 $ Dakota County State Bank ADMINISTRATION 4342 $ 142.93 4343 13.11 4344 135.00 4345 7.41 4346 6.75 4372 51.20 7 130.00 -_ .8 880.00 4370 155.10 4349 117.00 437� 126.50 POLICE DEPARTPiENT 4342 $ 155.76 4350 116.36 4351 6.50 4352 49.78 4353 25.00 4354 16.54 4355 158.00 4356 5.00 4373 39.00 FIRE DEPARTDiENT 4357 $ 200.00 4358 31.10 4342 �; 33.25 4359 56.64 0 Northwestern Bell I.B.M. Corporation Xerox Croporation Suburban Stationers, Inc. League of Minnesota Municipalities Chester Pearson Orvil J. Johnson D.C.R. Corporation Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb. Inc. Minn. Teamsters Local Union #320 Oak Crest Kennels Billing Net payroll - 2/23 Billings Service agreemen January rental Office supplies Municipal offici Mileage expense Auto allowance f� City office rent Engineering - P1 March dues Retainer & board Northwestern Bell Billings City Motor Supply, Inc. Repairs Fischer's "66" " Fury Motors, Inc. " Air Comm Radio repair Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. Supplies Institutional Sales Inc. Office Equipment Minnesota Crime Prevention Officers Asso. 1976 Nembership c United States Post Office Postage Elf Communications, Inc. Arno],d Siebell Northwestern Bell Elvgren Paint Supply Co. 0 " '� & BRIDGE DEPARTMENT J$ 125.62 Larry's Auto Glass Company 4350 22.18 City Motor Supply, Inc., 4354 4.40 Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. 4361 125.00 Karl Hohenstein Pager & base ser Drapery cleaning Billing -- Paint Repairs Repairs Supplies Building rental for 1975 3/76 s directory r February , March , or March ! ning Comm. expense , iues ice for Fire Hall ; � � , _s LIST OF CLAIMS SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL con't. 4 • ROAD & BRIDGE DEPARTMENT COn`t. a^'2 $ 100.00 Harry Kirchner 11.15 Northwestern Bell 4.sc�3 46.25 Minnesota Signal, Inc. 4364 394.40 Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT 4342 $ 11.15 Northwestern Bell 4354 4.40 Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. _ 4365 5,580.00 Board of Water Commissioners PARKS DEPARTP�NT 4354 $ 12.12 Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. 4342 34.10 Northwestern Bell 4366 168.00 Satellite Industries, Inc. 4367 132.56 Carlson Tractor & Equipment Company 4368 17.50 Bjorklund Construction Co. 0 I4arc1� 2, 1976 Building rental Billing Sign blanks Supplies Billing Supplies Hydrant rental �upplies Billings Rentals Repairs Repairs 1976 .v'�� . �' � Q 4 Page 622 February 17, 1976 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the R�gular Meeting Held Tuesday, February 17, 1976 Pursuant to due eall and notice thereof, the regular meeting of the City Council, City of Mendota Heights, was held at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the City all, 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. Acting Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. The following members were present: Acting Mayor Lockwood, Councilmen tzmer, Losleben and Wahl. Mayor Huber had notified the Council that he would be o t of town. APPROVE MINUTES Ayes : 4 Nays: 0 TRAILS Councilman I�osleben moved approval of the min February 3 meeting as corrected. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. The discussion of trails was tabled to the so that Mayor Huber can be present to parti discussion. AMBULANCE The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter SERVICE Rsdeemer Hospital regarding the financial los the Hospital's ambulance service. As a resul the Council directed the City Administrator t representative C�.rtis Wassberg to be present meeting. MISCELLANEOUS The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter of Bloomington requesting Mendota Heights sup urging the State Legislature to call for a re stadium issue. Councilman Losleben moved that the City Coun Bloomington resolution. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. The Council discussed the matter at length a concensus that the Bloomington resolution wa The Council expressed concern that the stadi built via ta�ation It was the Council conc should be tabled until some of the tax issue Councilman Gutzmer withdrew his second to Councilman Losleben'withdrew the motion. DEPARTMENT The Council acknowledged receipt of the Fire REPORTS ' monthly report for January. MISCELLANEOUS The Council acknowledged receipt of a report Government prepared by the Dakota County Stu Councilman VJahl reported on the Dakota Count held on Fe3�ruary 9 and suggested that the Co of the h 2 meeting te in the rom Divine i es sustained by � of the discussion; request Hospital t the March 2 rom Mayor Benedict� ort of a resolution t erendum on the � i 1 support the � , ; i '� � it was the not acceptable. should not be �sus that the matter are clarified. � motion. Department: on Count.y � .y Commission. � � delegation meeting �ncil members studyi a ; ". � 4 Page 623 February 17, 1976 the report and further discuss the matter The matter was tabled to March 2. ' a future meeting. PROBATIONARY Administrator Johnson stated that Officer rence Bridger EMPLOYEE had completed the tests and received his ce tification as a police officer. Mr. Johnson recommended th t Officer Bridger , be given permanent employment status with a salary of $1,073 per month as established in the union contr ct. Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 COMMENDATION Ayes: 4 Nays: 0 PERSONNEL INSURANCE Councilman Losleben moved that Officer Lawr nce Bridger be given permanent employment status, at a salary of $1,073 per month retroactive to February 9. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Administrator Johnson noted that Jerome Gul vig has been a member of the Volunteer Fire Department for twenty years and recommended that the City extend its apprec'ation to Mr. Gulsvi:g for his service and dedication. I Acting Mayor Lockwood moved the adoption of Resolution No. 76-i8 "RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING MUNICIPAL SERVICE," and authorizing the Mayor and Administrator to sign a Certi icate of Appreciatio to be presented to Mr. Gulsvig. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. � The Council acknowledged receipt of a propo ed resolution ! establishing the rank of Police Captain for the position of j Detective/Fire Marshall. ; Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of t e resolution establishing the rank of captain. � Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. After a considerable discussion on the matt r, Acting Mayor Lockwood withdrew his second to the m tion. Councilman Losleben withdrew the motion. The Council directed the City Administrator to redraft the ' r resolution to clarify that the rank of capt in would only ; relate to the police department and would n t relate to the fire department. � Administrator Johnson recommended that cons deration of the group hospital insurance be tabled to March 2 pending receipt of additional information. ' -. /VANDALL : City Engineer Kishel presented and outlined the final plans and MENTS •� specifications for the Clement/Vandall area improvements to the �� Council. The Council reviewed and discusse the plans at leng�h Mr. Kishel also outlined a report for consi eration of drainage improvements at the Wentworth Park. He ask d the Council for a . � f �: ' t i ' . 1 . v � " . � - - __'_ __ .•"�' " __, ____ � ' � . } y. _ - -- -- - - - - - — -- - --- T — ---- -- I -- — � _ � :- � +- Metro Squ� � -f -► TO: 4 .�� ° °� - � � � � _ :� _ r�' � . i o� ��, . �� y �� 'ZN CITI Building, 7th Street and Robert Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 . February 17, 1976 r�s�:,.:,� _� . . -EE � G= T976 ; _ ' Area 612, 227- 9421 . ; ��anag�rs a��d Cler}:s of Lec�l Ccmmunities Invoived in '-�he In�e s�ate S��dy �,rti;.; �e �,apDy to for��ard to you copies of �'�e Report, "Recommendati n� or� Lr,� 'ncom�le�ed Ir_�er��at� Segr��r_ts in the Twin Ciites M��ropol�tan ?�rea." ��'}:� :��iosed cop?es are in�ended for dist_�bution to your mayor and eac�� :me� er ai your City CoLncil. If you coul� forward �-,hese cegies to y��r Tl��, r and council me:r�bers, �ve would greatl_y apprec�ate it. r:��ra c gies are a�e�� .a�le from t��z Pub�ic Ir�io�-rn�t�or. Ofiice of the ��I�tropol�tan Ccu c�I at 2;; i- �� c 4. Thank yo� ior yoLr c�operation . � Sincere?y, f , � �L��l. � ; nr_ Boland Cha:�rman : . . r . , �. . . , . - -- . , . . - . ; - - � , � . �, _ _ ,- _ : : ' . ,,. � _, . ._. , - . - ,- - - � • ' ....__r , ^ An Agency Cre ted to Coordinate the Planning and Development of the Twin Cities Metropolit n Area Comprising:�a.J�i �� Anoka Couaty � Carver County O Dakota County o Hennepin County 0 Ramsey County o Scott County O Washington County :�_� ; .. , . � . '� � , , + � February 9, 1976 `4�„�i w� ` asC � • —`��/�� ,i„�lf��'�'!�'.� �{;�yW' . ''�"��,.,�- � �A; STATE OF MINNESOTA . DEPARTMENT OF� HIGHWAYS ST. PAUL, M[NN. 55155 To all County and City Officials: The attached brochure vividly portrays a major transportation p oblem facing all levels of government in the State of Minnesota. We have a total of 13,174 bridges on our road and street system , and a recent Minnesota Highway Department inspection report has ide tified 4,403 bridges as deficient in load-carrying capacity, structure, clear- ance or width. The estimated 1975 cost to bring these bridges up to current st ndards requires an investment of $611,614,000. There is no dovbt that in- flation will continue to add to these costs. We hope this information will be of assistance to you and your o-worke as Minnesotans work together to solve this crucial transportati n prob- lem -- a problem that is of vital concern to all of us. Sincerely, f�'rank D. Marzit Commiss ioner � �L/n /U� �' � AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER a"'�.�'� � a utre�its �-�nd Ser�er Pro�osal: The n �;hic� area. r riox vrater probl stre� prabl flat February �1, 1976 jor �roblem ir� recent years is tne storm vNat�r drain vv�s caused by rerauting o� water originationg autsid This c�as done to satisfy individuals outside of our to the rerouting of drainage water this area had no �roblems anr� contribu�ed very little to the drainage m. A covered drainage system ivith no further cannec resolve �he majar �rohlem an� rrould not require cost s�nd curbs. Spend�ng about �4000 ta carrect a 700 m ti�auld �e similar to b�ying � neti� car because it ha ire. o� our area. erious GTl S ollar- a A� f r street maintenance.. for abau.t �0 years an annual g a�ing and iling provided adequate roads. It seems �,paarent tha over rece t years 13ck af strec�t maintenance has been poin�ed � ur�.rd co��v'ncir�g us that hard surfac�d stre�ts are essential. ih6 f am ea�z: live� vtiith ��ell rea under consideratian is Qne af lo;r�er pricea homes ies of moderate incones. ��e generally are nat capabl g on a large assessment at a time �,=ben o�her costs ar g up almos�c a31 of our disposable iiicome. �:ost of us nere ti0 years or more and tne �roblems that have ehi th� e��ce�tion of the more recen� draina�e prablem nav within our tol�rance. � nave ted been Y�ur earnest consideratiion is requested to limit improvem n�s to c n�rolling drainage vaater origi��ating outside o�' our a ea an� educing the costly burden of streats and curbs. ; �� ..__ >,JjJ. �a�er �Jiew Lane '�.ul, �inn, 55118 0 � MAYOB DONALD HUB�'A CITY OUNCIL NEMBEAS: T�A OA ILLE J. JOHN SOP3 , CITY ADNIINST�ATOB riendota Feb 24, � IN AE�At�DS TO THE STAEET AND STOAM SEWEB PFiOPOSAL IN OUA Hei�;r�Ls, Nlinn 1q76 �,,,.�, �-n �;. .� � �� g16 EA : Altho gh I have shown my ogposition to this proposal by si ing a petition against it, I also wish to do it in writing. ��ie li e on Kirchner Ave and supposedly should be really bo hered by �he d ainage in front of our home, however in the 21 years we have lived hPre, I don't believe this really has been all that ig of a probl m to us, on this street. !de only get large runoffs n the �pring and after verry very heavy rains and in my opinion, the co t to solve this _inor problem would be absur d. '•�Ie to�o bou�;ht our home with the intentions of living in Lh� rural �,rea.l We �3o not need and we do not want wha.t your are pro�osing. You � iu at the hearing that you are going way above your udget to maintain the str:ets in our area. Until last fall, the very minim m taas done. At that time, I agree, the street crews were out frylli�g holes as never before. Could this be so you could say"We a�e s e.nding too much of our budget on your stree�s and th refore, �•re r� st do sonething to alleviate this probi em" ? I am very much aware of the fact that you have gotten many complaints from people in this area(mostly from the same few people) n regards to t ese matters. Maybe tney have nothing better to do vai h their mone . As I have already stated, we have lived here 21 ye rs,and in t_aL time have ne�er once made a complaint to the city, however, if t is project does go through', please be prepared to hea from us abou every little thing we f�d unsatisfac%ory. _ � • Sincerely Yo�zrs, � `�i ; �� _ % � %� ��f�'� - �r.��' (�o ��t�- e �� To sew tha can qu e af Alt don hav gos est is mad may thi sma b e't wor per ya,� ope 1N�'14 W 4L2 str one mee cit �y . hav aff don as inv �0 no� and l�:u c by you to we � tr � / �.1t'Lns. �aw�certce .�.. ��1�ioney 59� ��J. �ut�c�i �ve. cSt. � au�, 4"I�'iinn. 55118 �'farch 2; 1976 �. "'r-.s.rr;�. ;he Tviendota Heigh�s Village Cauncil Niembers: , As a concerned resident of the area where starm �rs and street reconstruc-tian are planned, I feel ; I must voice my objections to �his plan. My concern and objection are twofold. I am equally :erned about the financial burden and 'about -the ;tion of �he oyuality af life in this area. The financial burden would be intolerable to many ;he affected citizens--and impossible for many o-thers, :ough I realize tha� zt is expensive to mave studies �o determine need, I do think that i-� is fally �o anly one s-tudy dorae, as has been, and take that as �el �ruth. It is impar�ant to have more than one mate, I think, as a basis for comparison. No one nfallible, and engineers have in many instances � mistakes in developing areas. At the public hearing I�vas very disturbed and dis- d at your unw=llingness �o make any compromises on , plan. It seems �o me that everyone, great and l, need� to do some compromisi.ng every day. ��rhe �her �een .family members or be-�ween ruling na�ions of �he d, compromise i�-necessary. Only smal.l and p�tty ons refuse to make compramises. So at the hearing lef� the impression of being sma11, petty and unco- �ative--ceriainly not what citizens expect of persons ��hey hav.e vated in-to affice. If this whale plan d be scaled down somewhat {perhaps ta less wide ets, bi-�uminous�or na curbs rather �han cancrete , etc.� and some compromises made, yau would possibl� ; with less vehement objectio.ns from sa many unhappy zens. It is childish to take the attitude af "all �ay, or no way at all." It seems very undemacratic, ta say the least, �to a hai�adful of people (most of whom will not be c�� e:�:�sonally) decide on the �ate af so many. I t know why this plan can't be put ta a public vate, ith a bond is�ue, and let the wish of the majority lved. pr�vail. When you have a petition signed by eople wan-�ing streets, and one si�L�ed by 160 peaple wanting them, it is not majority rule to go ahead put them in. You call this praject "much needed." needed by wham, I'd like ta know? Certainly nat he majarity of residents. Na�v about �he qu��a. Uy of life in this area which are tampering with: I hope it was made amply clear au a��=the hearing that we live in this,area because ike it the way it is and has been. If we want be�tez ets and surface water control, i� is a simple matter '6 1 1 N� to Eve sam the lov Now was are it fro mu c vir maj wha �ho and dol Ple mor �ove to another nearby area which has those �hings. yone in the area whom I have talked with says the thing--the reason �vhy we moved into this area in first place is because it is the way it is. ti1�e all the quietness, rural atmosphere and lack of traffic. you want to take away some of-this loveliness which such a major attraction to peopl"e moving into the �Every bit of "development" that is done here, be uilding of townhouses or city-type streets, detracts the quality of life and spoils the environment that more. So-called "improvements" often give the en- nment the opposite of improvement, and I'm sure the rity of citizens in this area feel that is exactly would happen in this case. There must be some way of improving streets for e who want this--perhaps by more frequent grading oiling, etc� (which couldn't cost one-half million ars)--without damaging the lives of so many others. se find a way of doing this without cramming any so-called "progress" down our throats. , Yours truly, ��J�� i�-� � � '�z�. Judith M. P�7ooney, citizen 6��'•� ��..--+":�.i=<..-. .�,n_..�. �,��..t' /•7"�azG�v.�CL �..!!�.S,�Z�i -��/�-� ��GL�:�Ct.� �/'�c/� �J s c �,�2.�-c U�.;c f � , CO �.�� a�, � 97�, .� Q�� .�,� � �.�Q.�-�� Gm�`��v� r/`'�, ;�� Q�.�cr' �� ,c?e�-� � �,�.�-.� ��v,�e c� .�:.i .�� :..�-�'�.�5'.�2n,�.�� .�� I �.� Cm.:�-��%��% `�_.c'Gz��' �z%�xg ,�-i�.� i�j,cv�-�? ,�f�a�.0 Q�..� � .�� .__. �.�� `-.-.�-� y L�i �o�.� , � Q4 -� • -� .�/.,i� �-�.%� .liio� * .c�:�o•�.�-r..�� Q% / �,/> c n �G�'citrr/ " �-�'� C�� ,G� i2 0/,�'�� Gd2�-c� C1��'�/�c' ,G�z G�C�z�.c- �'G-Gt.-E`�� --Z ��2-G� �.-2� �D�� .1/!�"�c.'--fJ.Pi��7"._i%i��Gc7/ G �: +�-,, ,�� :: ; ,,c.✓� � c �Gi-' �� Q .�� ..�� ;�c� �� ,�'e�.v�i�,.� �� O /� Y..� ��e� o�- //o / .�s�o�c� 5� �cz� �� G �. � ��--y �a � � � � L:.JG2 C.l�/� � d O X�r�'r�r ' i'�2 /.»=G,��,� �.� cQ-li�-C2-G.�i � � /� .�L�� ' G�c�a� � � ��- .��'� Q �-e� .�irrJ �cJ�e� � l�"��u � � � � �%�.�c__��.-i ,U�o Qi,:1 v�-U Cu�"�%rJ .,G-.r� �u.v �� Q�vQ/ 0 �,�,�,�y � ��,�-��Z�i �'�J.e�� -�:sa�� /> � -�� --�n'-P�y d.�r��g.�,.�. .� - - �.� �--...� .�,-�:� �..1��J��-� / . ..�� z�� n �� Q � � � � . -��. �� Q�zc� �c�� . � o�-�� n� D �-�-r �--� �.-6�� o �_�/a �> n/.� � �� /_l�� .cL �� ' �=�-J `� oa�`d� � c�y- �,�/� � � �L'� / � / 1�^� /,YY�O .J Q/�tG�f��J� %O GGlil��S rP�� ( [J Gl ?�� e�� .GtJP� Qi� G�l�`c� ��7-ZG� .G '�,-��' �'� y-��='�o' . rJ �Q,c>G�'t� �, � � � h � I�Ir. Ben �BergZund - - 573 Kirchner Avenue _ St . P aul � 1�IN 55118 I�iarch 1, 1976 City oi I�Zendota Heights Ba.rk Building 750 South Plaza•Drive St. Paul, T1N 55120 Gentlemen: I ar,i t�rrit�ng in reg�.rds to the neeting which Svas held at Sonerset School last Monday night, Febru�.ry 23, 1976. I did not s2,y aalything then �.s I could see I wzs out numbe ed and I live here. I h�.ve been paying taxes on my lot since 1.955• i�lhen I movea here it r�asn't to oad and I ha.,& som�e t•rhat of lawn. Since then more houses have been built an.c the more roofs the more run off. I haven'-t had a front lat•m since 963 and it is terrible now. I vtish you vtould drive through th' s area and ta�.ke "a good look as to t�rhat we but up teith. Since the meeting, I have talked �o people� that t�ere aJain t i� and nosa h2.ve taken a gooa look 2,nd a.gree that this mess has gone on �long enough. The longer we t�rait the more it i voing to cos-t.: Also I don't look at it as an e�:pence as I think rre tiaill get our money back if . and •when i�e should waa�. to ��11 our homes. I have driven through the ls-t Avenue a ea and T, don'-t think -they need streets, curbs, and storm sewe s a,s '_.. ��. as tae do. � � ' • ' ' I hc^^ �ou don't let a fevr people living on top of the hil tha�-,:on't have problems dictate on how you vote. Just ta a drive aown 'rdinston Court � Junction Lane, a..�.d Kirchner Avenue for a start. Then I'm sure you will vote YES. Hoping for streets and a laVm. Sincerely yours� ;� � ,_---7��'✓�� %��,G2,:!�i Ben Berglu.nd . '�' �-f%�i ��%�� c.�.,�- ; ��-�-�� /��. __... -. _..� _ - -_. - -. --------- --�--- �--� -- �-�-_ �� v � � � February 27, 1976 ' g ��'�t� T ,r.,r{��i`,=�D '�ir�i� 1 {J�t� C?.ty Council, City of i�endota :ieights 750 South Plaza Drive St. Pau1., �Li.nnesota 5512t} Centlemen In accordance with yaur suggestion at your meeting oi' February 23 this let�er is to reiterate �r�y �ata1 opposition, as previously expressed in the petition o� a substantial majori.ty af iaxpayers affected submitted to you at the meeting of February 23, to the proposition contained in your Public Notice dated January 13, 1976. The ,propasition, as detailed, is manifcst],y` u.njusti- fiable, unfair and totally unnecessary to the great majority of the taxpayers affected. , As yau will aeknawledge, a substantial. majori�y af the taxpayers e�aressed these attitudes precisely. I�y neighbors and I sa.ncerely request your formal and final rejec�ion af the proposition detailed in your Public Notice of January 13, 1976. Yours very �r�z1.y� ,.' �;; ti� .�� ., (�� ,�; � � �I � -� ` j C� � :''L. �'�-- _ � f � -F0�171 �s �271@ ' �f . �� ;'�1 cL�1..ti..(,,_�. �LL�i-f:r, _ Laura M, Kane 1f�67 �el.aware Avenue St. P�ul, Eia.nnesata 55118 _ „�..__. ,_.. , _ _. .. - -�� ---- -____ i.__ -___.....�-,._-. _. � �� •+�r 4 � � , ; t � � ; : t 1 t � E € � : 130 W."� {HnskE I Z W.est St. Faul, l;n. 5�118 February 26, 1y76 l'Jendo a Heights City Councii Bank uiZding %5C S uih h'iaza Urive _ P�endo a Heights, i:�n. 5512G Gentl�men: e favor ihe pubiic improuements for the I'Jorth end of the C ty, prima ily because u�e believe this is the most straightforward m.e hod of obtai ing a building permit for our propertL on John Street. How ver, we agree with many of the opposition opinions Expressed at the hear ng. Some f thEse opinions are: . maintaining the semi-rurQl flauor . matching the category of streets to the category of the eighbor- hood . . bcing consistont with other similar neighborhoods . reducing costs in other wai�s f you vote to go ahead u�ith the i�nprovements, �ve rEquest t at you reduce costs and chnnges in neighborhood as�much as possible. Sincerely yours, l��n �S? y; W �43y,f��;yt,.^v�. ; _ l �f 1 ��l`.`•, : , �-_ _ L-`�. � '- �=- � ',` \�` C_ "� HaroZd & Bonnie 4/iegner '� r . � WILLIAM H.OPPEN EIM'i BENNO F. WOLFF WOOD R. FOSTER GORDON SHEPARD JAMES R. OPPENHE MER DAVID C. DONNELL RICHARD G. LAR SHERMAN WINTHR P EDWARD N. DENN JOHN D. HEALY, JR LEON R. GOODRIC ELMER B. TROUSD LE LEHAN J. RYAN STEVEN J. OLSON JAMES L. WALSH JAMES F. HOGG LEO J. HARRIS WILLIAM F. ARCHE D HARRIS RAVINE ROBERT L. BULLAR MICHAEL BERENS JOHN H. WOLF THOMAS P. KANE CRAIG W. GAGNON DAVID F. MCELROY JR. JACK W. HANSON RONALD C. MICKEL ERC ROBERT R. WEINST NE JAMES D. LANO ��D OPPENHEIMER, WOLFF, FOSTER, SHEPARD AND DONNELLY ATTORNEYS AT LAW W-7781 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING - SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55f01 TELEPHONE: 1612) 2274271 TELEX: 29-7015 4008 IDS CENTER 31 RUE DUCALE MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55402 1000 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM TELEPHONE (612) 332-6451 TELEPHONE: 511-19-92 TELEX: 29-0138 TELEX: 23-906 February 27, 1976 City of Mendota Heights Orvi le Johnson, Administrator Mend ta Heights High ay 110 at Highway 49 Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55101 Dear ISir : This 's to advise you concerning the R. P. Smith property c Lake, that all matters concerning Mr. Smith have been reso: that ccordingly I would appreciate your informing the cou� plann'ng commission that they may act upon Mr. Smith's subc appli ation at their pleasure. For yi�ur information: 1 �a 3 Mr. Smith's sanding application on Lot 17, Roger's Lake Shore Addition, has been approved as submitte and the restrictions on the permit have been remov since the Department of Natural Resources has no jurisdiction relative to alterations of Roger's Lake above elevation 872.2. As such, Mr. Smith ma place sand as he wishes above 872.2 to develop a beach area. �� ! r'.'-� ��T I��r-„{ 1 1976 � ERIC R. MILLER THOMAS J. SEXTON JEAN RUSSOTTO� CHARLES A. PRICE RICHARD M. BISAN2 WAYNE G. FARIS JOHN P. SCHMIDTKE WILLIAM P. STUDER CHARLES M.LEVENBERG STEVEN C. NELSON EDWARDJ.HAYWARD� DANIEL R. PENNIE KIMBALL J. DEVOY RICHARD J. MOEN MARK G. OHNSTAD ROBERT R. REINHART, JR. PAUL R. HANNAH THEODORE J. MEYER SAMUEL E. WETTERLIN MICHAEL E. TREACY MARY ANN BARROWS DOUGLAS L. HEMER KEITH E. GOODWIN �NOT A MEMBER OF TNE MINNESOTA BAR EDWARD W. SPRING STAN D. DONNELLY OF COUNSEL n Roger's ved and cil and ivision The shoreline clean-up permit application pertainin to Lot 18, Linden Addition, has been �pproved sub- stantially as submitted allowing Mr. Smith to compl te this project at any time during 1976. The DNR order of December, 1975, pertaining to Lot 18, Linden Addition, will be merged into the grant of the shoreline clean-up permit along the entire Lot 18 shoreline, 50 ft. lakeward, a maximum of 3 City of Mendota Heights -2- Febr feet deep or to mineral soil whichever is least. The alleged �illing violation is dismissed. Very �ruly yours, OPPE HEIMER, WOLFF, FOSTER, SHEFARD AND DONNELLY � .:J �--�/ � � BY _ �t-t�=l''.� �%�1�^ �..- - �r Paul R. Fiannah � 27, 1976 � i s-----� � � r'', EC�11�E6 � FEB 2 7 197� ti CITY OF APPLE VALLEY RESOLUTION N0. 1976-23_ • OPPOSITION TO DAKOTA.COUNTY BOARD RESOLUTION N0.�10 � ��WHEREAS, the Dakota County Legislative Delegation held a meet ng on February-• . 9, I976 at the State Capitol that was attended by many City Govern ent officials �.� fro Dakota County, and � � ,� WHEREAS, the Dakota County Board, at that meeting, requested hat its Reso - ' lu�'on No. 10 (Copy attached hereto) dated February 6, 1976, be pu in bill form and be supported by �he Dakota County Legislative Delegation, and . WHEREAS, ihe obvious purpose of the legislation requested wou d be to allow the Dakota County Board to overrule in absolute ar�d final form, th decision of a Cit Council on tne "Specia7 Benefits" applicable �o County owned roperty related to ublic improvements installed by local municipalities, and �� -- - � WHEREAS, it does not appear to this City Council that the Dako a County Board ° is ua7iTied to make decisions on "S ecial Benefits" that may afie t the financial wel being of local municipalities, a- WHEREAS; if local municipalities levy special assessments aga nst property ; own d by Dakota County and �he Dakota County Board is of the opini n that such ; ass ssments are greater than the benefits derived, there exists, u der the. ia7 A s ssment tatu e of the Siate of Minnesota, an appeal process t at aopears ade- 3 qua e o this Council to remedy the differences of opinion. � � BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of pple Va11ey, ; i.ha it hereby urges the Dakota County Legislative Delegation not o support the Dak ta County Board Resolution No.- 10. �° BE IT FURTHER RESOLUED, tnat copies of this Resolution be-for� arded to all mem ers of the Dakota County Legislative Delegation, the flakota Co nty Audi�or; and to the City Clerk of each municipality in Dakota County. ADOPTED this 23rd day of February, 1976. �- - ATT�ST: � Mar E. Mue7ler, �puty City Cler CERTIFICATE Fred� J: Largen, hlayor • I, MARY E. MUELLER, Deputy C�iiy Clerk of the City of Apple Va7 cer ify that the above resolution is a true and correct copy of a r by he City Council on February 23, 1976. �� /�� ,�, � � i ; ; ley, hereby � eso7ution adopted ' - ` I rk Present 4 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Park and Recreation Commission Minutes, January 28, 1976 Absent Howe Franzmeier Murphy Johnson Shipman Finn Mills Selander Lundeen 4vitt Minutes of December 10, 1975 approved unanimously. Winter Recreation -- Selander reported on skating season. Summer Recreation -- It was recommended that we continue participation in the s r recreation bulletin. Moved by Shipman, Seconded by Witt. Passed. Ski Trails -- Johnson explained that last year's request for Grant-in-Ai �was sent in,`but were rejected because of incomplete information. ey were res�lbmitted, and we are still waiting to hear if we will b reimbursed. -- It was recommended that we submit forms for next year earl . -- Shipman to check with DNR for information concerning reque ting procedure for Grants-in-Aid program. Trails -- 2'he Park and Recreation Commission, several members of the Council, and various community representatives met to discuss various a pects and problems of trails. -- Johnson explained meetings with MHD and their willingness o help along Dodd Road. � -- Lack of funding was discussed. Rction: -- Copies of Trails Report will be made for distribution. -- Howe to check further with M�ID for advice. -- A resolution was made to start a study project to recon ider and expand the trails issue. The Park Commi.ssion will stud alternatives, cost figures to help develop a comprehensive plan. � . a � a CITY OF i�1E?1DOTA H�IGli1^S PL?�iJiQIiJG COr�L�1ISSI0�1 Minutes February 25, 1976 Ti� reyular meeting of the ri�ndota Heights Planning Com ission w s called zo order at 8:00 o'clock P.��t., Wednzsday, Fe ruary 25, b Chair��oman Ridder. The fo11oE��ing mem��rs c�,ere prese t: n. P.idder, L. Culligan, L. Crecelius and J. Stefani. sent m mi�ers: D. Schneeman, R. Clemens, R. Wheeler. Also p esent ;a r� City Administrator Johnson and Consultant Dahlgren. A PROVE i��IPJliTES The minutes of the January 13 meeti g had been submitted �aitn t's�e agenda. �ulliga moved, s cond�d by Cr�celi�as thaz tiie minutes be approved as s i�mitted. V Ling: �11 r�yes . ' G��1IZaTIOida�., Chair��oman Ridcler noted tnat in acc rdance with L`lIiJG provisions of Ordinance iJo. 108, th February m�eting ;�aas to include the organiza ional nro- cess. S efani nominated, seconded by Culligan, ��irs. r. pidder as Chair- ;v man. - Tliere were no further nominat� ons and "•irs . n.icd r asked J. Culligan to conduct tne vote. Voting: Al1 uyes. S'efani nominated, seconded i�y Crec`lius, L. Culligan a Vice C' airman. Tizere were no otner nominations and t'r?e voti �: rill aves. s 0 n i ARI_•3G -- Chairti•�oman Ridder opened tiie meetin for the S� i�0. 75-29, purpose of a hearing at 8:12 P.'�I. �Ir. Charles ?E SliBDIVISIO�J Dahlgren was present represenLing ��i . Pope and otners to exnlain the proposed subd'vis?on. e Suhdivision is located on the north sid� of �•`arie E� e�ue bet�aeen erlook Lane and Summit Lane and is to consisL of nine lots, tne allest of wnich is 15,306 square feet. T?�e total pla consists 4.5 acres. It was noted that th� plat tiaoulci reflect a total dication of 40 feet for i�iarie Avenue rigi?t-of-��ay and �ir. Dahlgren ted tizat zhe owners were a�.Jare of the ne�d �or a Park contribution lieu of land donation. S v�ral pzople were present to question details of t�e cx ve � opment. Nirs . rieierotto asked a.bout drair.age on tn p operty and was assured that storm se°�a`r construction a leviate any ponding. C. Danlgren also noted tnat t�e f et of fall on Summit toward the soutn in anst•�er to a a'out pondiny on the easterly portion of the plat. r�f� d'scussion Stefani moved, seconded by Culli�an, to reco a_ proval of t��e prsliminary plat. Voting: :�11 ?�y�s . � ronosed private ould e ��as four uestion r further : E 0 Y ing Comr�ission I�]inutes -�- � Fer�rtzary 2 5, 19 �i 6 C.- Si; �10. 76-1, i�Ir. 1��illiam �llen, 900 [�lac�on C�he�l rail, �aas � LEid SUi3DIVISI0:.1 present to explain a proposed subdi ision of his property south of 4Jagon Wneel lrail and'west of S� an Lane. iioward Dahlgren then advised the Commission mein�ers about tie required snoreline regulations, noting tnat a diffe ent con- f'yuration tnen that proposed by Allen in that the prop rty snould b divided into two east/;aest lots and ��ir. Allen agreed with the c ncept. It was noted that this property was involved 'n a�:J� a_plication considering excavation and filling and as a result, t_e Commission memaers indicated their desire for a nub ic hearing t clarify other lake related matters. C lligan moved, seconded _�i rch 2 3. Voting : Al1 Crecelius , to conduct a nea�'incr on Ayes. A len was advised to submit tn� required aostractor's c rtificate o names in a timely nanner in order to give proper not'fica�ion o tne hearing. C_ SL '�O. 76-2, �•2r. Jolin Fahey, 1709 Lansford LaneF was nresent FitiEY to explain his pronosal and desire o build a tennis court. It was noted t�at as ociaied f�ncing ialls :aitnin �ne requirem�n s of Section a.8(2)a, hence a conditiona use aermit i required and a hearing. t.idder moved, seconaed b- S��ani, that a izearinc� be conducted on i�iarcn 23. Voting: All Ayes. • Cr SL' ��0. 7=-'-12, Jim Riley appeared to advise the Co �ission of �is � ? LEY SUB7IVISIJ:7 reviseu platting. He indica�ed tza ne 'r?ac; ,�ePr_ ' working closely witn �ngin�er i�is�e and �on- ; s ltant ranlgren in orner to �-aorY. out enaineerin� and p anning deLails.• C nsult�nt �a�lyren advised th� Commission mem:�ers that he had ' s- gyested cilanges and improvements of which P.iley agree and had � i cor�ora}ed. ?ifter a sizort discussion, Cullicsan moved, s�conded b� Crecelius, to reco�-�mend ap roval of the revised �rel'minar� • .� a� sub,;t�ct to Li12 dedicaLion of aro��rty anci a nolciin o�d ii t�e s�orr`z_�asterly corner. � Voting: All A�es. ' I�i SCELL��:�3i0��; -- Consultant Daizlgren r�vie�oed the Tic onald's � restaurant matters wi�h the Commiss' on r1�Ill�ers r a� visiny t}�em t�zat ne and Lngineer Kis;�el are ��orking o a revise� s te plan w•iziz 5h�ehv. Once all the details have been �orn?d out t tne staff satisfac�ion it caill be ;�rought in for Co ission a d Council anuroval. Ci airEaoman :ic.dzr inquired as to the status of the Cour Z� ter a snort ciiscussion, the Commission mem'�ers commer m n LOS12t��11 for his interest in ti�� matter and as}:ed i r solved in a timely rnanner. 0 5 8 ry C1L;� sirn. � ed Council- az it iae _ � ; e 3 .. � . ' 'I ?1 nniny Co�nmis�sion ilinut�s -3- Fearuary 25, 1976 Co sultant Dahlgren advised the Council of the status o the lti7etland systems ordinance indicating that he plann�d to have a d aft of said ordinanc� for the Commission-perusal on i•Z rch 23. � JOUt�iJ: Tnere being no iurtner business to ome before the Commission, Crecelius moved tha the meetin be ad'ourned. Culligan seconded tne motion. Voting: 11 Ayes. The m�eting was adjourned at 9:56 P.;��1. a �� -�------. s . } ., Appl Owne Str�' icant I�Tame: � � Gase No. �• � City of Mendota Heights , ' Dakota County, Minnesota ' � APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION of . ` PLANNING REQUEST _ . Date of Applicati , Fee Paid �.00 ��% on �oPE �R�t��t�T -. � L��: Last First Ini ial �adress : I?� 6 �•L��.�t7ro� N��► ST• ��►�C•� !Y1 � N •.. 55 t) 3 Number and Street-; - City . State Zip Code �T a m�e : � t16� 1 L. � �'9 Li71 �S � . � Last First - Ini ial :� . �ddress: 17��5 J/�dY165 i�,G�D �'• P,�rt1L M t l�tt.( +.�J5 Il� � Number and Street City State Zip Code t Location of Property in Question Leg 1 Description of Property: ��f �� .��u�5u�t� ��ra �"E�JE�� OVE�.L0�06G L• �3. 69'! �t,. �P�E.I C!�'(t Ot�l � Typ of Request: - Rezoning . ` ' �,O'i ki►A?�4X Variance . .' - Conditional Use Perm't � �( Subdivision Approval „ 0 _ Plan Approval , • , _ = Other (Specify)-- � _ - � : � _ ; . � - - . . .. . .. - � - , _ . � � � _ � ' . `" � . r . , -- - . . 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' ' - 'i: .i.r� _ _ _ . �..t tj'.rc _ :'F ..'�.'yj'"'� `= ,� r -. r_ , � � ._ - '.:�z �K,e•, _ _ M1i�. , ' ' - , _ - ��' '.. - ... ."i ;+-•.'. _.:,_..•.tr- :}�Z �., � T��.,4�Z.�J •'• ��' •;h..-�^ � ,i J��♦ .y �':� — ' �. } ' . • - • . .` � , _ . .,-y�' . - � 3: • - . x• - -. .,: r'. , -. . ' ._ "" y'�-..r� . � . . . y_ : _ �-: �:,'�*::'. � �r i , 3 e 4 J nuary 13 , 1976 P ANNING REPORT '-C SE NUMBER: A PLICANT: L CATION: A TIO�V REQUESTED: P ANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 1 � 75-29 Robert L. Pope 1706 Eldridge Avenue, St. Paul; Marie Avenue between Overlook and Sumr�i tt Lane Approval of Preliminary Plat ��IN ne This plat was considered in sketch plan form by ihe Planning Commission at its November meeting at which time, the Commiss on . recommended approval of the platting concept. You will recal the area of land consists of a strip-839.61 feet in length ai ng the north side of Marie Avenue between Overlook Lane and Surr�n tt Lane as shown on the sketch at the left. The sketch plan app oved consisted of two lots of approximately 90 feet each fronting on Overlook Lane and Summitt Lane (perpendicular to Marie Ave ue) and five lots inbetween fronting on Marie Avenue. In the ske ch plan these lots were assumed to be approximately 96 feet in frontage. Based upon the field survey that has been complete in the process of preparing the preliminary plat, these lots re naw 99.62 feet in width and are therefore within .38 of the required 100 foot frontage by the City Ordinance. �.s you will recall from the discussion at the Planning Commis ion hearing in November, the idea of com�ining pairs of driveways for these lots fronting on h1arie Avenue was not recommended by th Commission. Members of the Commission felt that �he complexi y of sharing maintenance�and jurisdiction of such driveways was no worth the trouble in this case. Due to the fact that Marie Avenue nds a short distance to the west (at Lexington Avenue) it was fel that the level of traffic on Marie Avenue would not have a deleter ous affect on the lots fronting on h1arie Avenue in this case. The applicant upon approval of a preliminary plat will petiti n the City to construct the streets and utilities in the same manne as for the recently approved plat to tne east (Carroll F. Small lat) and the plat to the south across I�1arie Avenue. • 9 , r � �_ •, "�.t 0 `1 � '� -y' -� l 7 . �� . tf � � .� � -- .c� � :. � � � � � � _. ..� �Zrvw7 �------- R /"1 ..L+ f-e :-� c7�c J �`1j -�- �� M � �� ,- L7 o a c� �9 o i1� �1 o it �, � r � � j __ ..._ � � i ' � � �s '� � - � - � �� - �� . � � i � � ' _. . � -� � � � � �.�� - � ` �.� -- `� - �. _'. cas� �vur� �R: 7�-zs �� ; Y r. APPLICAN : Robert L: Pope •-�; � a , AC7ION : �lpprova�l of Prel i mi nary P7 at �" � -- .. -- -,- - - _- _._. _ ____..__.__ ._..__. ___n.._ -. - - - 1-`-j� d' �3 � �� ,�, - �� t �- � �._._� .. s � y � � M � Q:, ` ' '` �i� � � �.! � � � .• j � � ., �" J " � � }A b O � _ ` O �..� i�' �D y 4 '� "� + �,} i�` `} e� O ! - - - • 1n � i`� 1Sa !` ��}_ �' • � ` � � �� { , � r-r �") ` � ( �� ',�� s �rt o � ��--.__..� � —� � � � -- �,� � � � s. �' _ . fJ LJ N � _ �:.a.�� '` 1 ``✓r?—Z- `� TY I 'x'.� 7 ' .��I�- �.l--�i,. ;!�L .E_i��i�..�.� _�,i��l� t_ _.I -: - :t•o. 6-7 i,l�ru �.6-9 Pi��r�iF� oi' 'Fe —� '" 7G _— -- - - �. .. , _ � � r ��. �� . i RE ALAnit� ESTI (11ATED UA�YI G�" ! • � " "� . . - " ... J J ► 1'PE - NLImBER BU? LDI f�G _ CON I ENTS Indus ry Build�ng ' 3 35.00 . Vehic�e G=�ss G�h�r .. ' Fal�e Alarms � IOiAL 3 � ,00 � 35.00 �LSI?ON 0 FIRE ALARIi'IS f��UiiiBER (�;�n�o-a neignLs 3� l,`_ 1� �o� oT Ci�noo �a 5�� h Lz�:e L_lycc�e � G�h�r DAIE BILLED xxxxxxxx>;xx iOiAL- 3 iOTAL- ';CI;I; !�-tnF��;1,��J f!':Af�� ;-iOURS �__� r_iis 36 �:,�� ir. �� 44 ,r,�_; �� 21 I= u��:, �u? prrent, � sLation r�ainterance 24 _ 5;��_z� jr�;�;�g 42 �.cr � ni �ra i,; v� 1 3 ' To �al fl1an f;ours- ��D �n^SO'�:�L �I;'-�R;'- ' '�;f.,.Rl;�- 0 RE�ORT 6Y Arnold Siebell, Chief Af11T. OF 81L�LIf�G. Y,�XX�XX}:X�>;XXX�� by GLange ; ! n 4 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS . Dakota County,,Minnesota � RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING RANK OF POLICE CAPTAIN AND APPOINTING EUGENE LANGE AS DETECTIVE/FIRE MARSHALL WHEREAS, the Mendota Heights Police Department complement �f a Police Chief, a Sergeant and several patrolmen; and consisted Wi�iEREAS, the 1976 budget provides for a position entitled D�tective/ � ire Marshall; and � - iVHEREAS, the job description for the above position include , among ther things, assisting the Police Chief and acting as Police Ch ef in the hief's absence; and WHEREAS, the relative importance of.the new position falls etween that f Folice Chief and that of Police Sergeant; and WHEREAS, the monetary compensation reflects such importance N0�4 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the Cit of Mendota eights that the rank of Captain is hereby established and shall be included ithin the chain of comnand in the Police Department, as subordi ate to the �lice Chief and superior to the Sergeant; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Eugene Lange meets the qualific tions as �t forth in the job description; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Eugene Lange is hereby appointe to fill �e position of Detective/Fire DZarshall and such position shall assigned .e rank of Captain. ted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this of , 1976. � ��1��1.�5.1.. CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Donald L. Huber Mayor .M. Radabaugh lerk-Treasurer �. - t � • � � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING POSITION OF DETECTIVE/ FIRE MARSHALL WHEREAS, there is a need for code inspection services, and oth r daytime rvices in the Fire Department, all in addition to those normally provided volunteer firemen; and WHEREAS, a recently adopted State Fire Code should be enforced �aithin the ty of Mendota Heights; and , WIiEREAS, the 1976 budget provides for a position entitled Dete tive/Fire rshall; and L�REAS, a job description for such position has been prepared and scussed; and �iaHEREAS, additional policing activities are desireable, includ'ng tective and investigative work; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City o A4endota ights that the position of Detective/Fire Marshall is hereby est lished; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the attached job description enti tective/Fire Marshall and dated March 2, 1976 is hereby adopted cerning the activities of the position. ted by the City Council of the City of P�endota Heights this of , 1976. A'�TEST : G�M. Radabaugh . C ty Clerk-Treasurer i By CITY COUNCIL CITY OF A�ENDOTA HEIGHTS ?tobert G. Lockwood Acting Mayor £ � 4 JOB DESCRIPTION DETECTIVE/FIRE MARSHALL _ � Special Public Safety Position, Responsible to Police C�ief, with Special Duties Performed for Fire Chief ;,t P'mary Objective of Position: To provide full-time, experienced ; se vice to pursue police detective work and provide the initial fi: ac ivities of inspections, records and training. A. B. aas of Accountabilit, Police 0 ersonal e-related 1. Conducts investigations of crimes commi.tted within the Cit�, providing evidence for prosecution. 2. Acts as intelligence representative at appropriate agency meetings. 3. Assists Police Chief as Crime Prevention Officer. This inc such activities as Operation I.D., public relations, secur: inspections. 4. Acts as Police Chief during absence of Police Chief. I Fire Marshall �The Fire Marshall shall perform duties in two distinct municip� ctions: Ludes =Y l. He shall be responsible for the enforcement of all codes r lating to fire safety. He shall review all building plans, other than single family dwellings, advising the Council as to the fi e safety characteristics. He shall inspect all buildings, except s ngle family dwellings, periodically, advising the owner and ten nts of any deficiencies; and enforcing any ordinance requirements �: He shall assist the Fire Chief in the day to day activitif duties shall include the following: a. Keeping records of all fires, their causes and other � data, reporting monthly to the Fire Chief and City Coi This will include establishing and maintaining a filir for all Fire Department correspondence as directed by b. Keeping 'records of all Fire DepartmenL equipment and � the C`hief of any deficiencies by keeping an accurate : of all equipment, record of repair work and a record c expenditures. . Such quired .cil. � system he Chief. vising ventory all � . , •� J b Description -2- . � . c. Promote the training program for volunteer firemen to insure a proficient and well-organized fire protectio effort. This includes recording of Fire Department activities by volunteer personnel and reporting month at Officers' meetings. ' d. Assist Chief with purchasing. � 9 , O.J.J. . 3/2/76 � 4 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS ' MEMO February 27, 1976 . City Council �M: Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator BJECT: Probationary IInployee As you may recall, Mrs. Rita Dolan was employed as Receptioni t/ C erk-Typist on September 2, 1975. Her six-month probationary per'od w'll exF�re on March 2, 1976. In addition to my own observations, Gil has e�ressed his com lete s tisfaction with Rita's work habits and abilities. Rita has been a v ey conscientious employee during her first six months, willing t learn a ditional tasks and well-accepted by the public and staff. I would thereiore recommend without reservation that Mrs. Rit Dolan b given permanent employment status and that her salary be increa ed to t-.e established rate of $560 per month. i r. � � CITY OF' MENDOTA HEIGHTS ' MEMO . City Council 3M: Orvil J. Johnson Ci�y Adminis�.ratar 3JECT: Squad Car Purchase �'ebruary 27, 1976 .�i: �.s again time to consider squad car purchasing. .� 'One af t] ars is using oil and Acting Chief Lange has requested that we be' .p rchasing procedure a little earlier for a replacement for that � hicle. marked the ticular We have prepared specifications very similar to the existing vehicles d are presen�.ly obtaining quotations from Ford, Chevrolet and P ymouth alers. Since delivery time on squad cars is in the neighbarhoad of inety ays, permissian is hereby requested to puxchase one squad car th ough the egotiated bid process. � e � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO City Council . Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator . Health Insurance Bids March 2, 1976 ��P� �,�� Bids on health insurance were received on February 5 as previ usly announced. Fi e agents and/or companies bid. Of the five, four were underst dable. Eq itable Assurance Society, the fifth company, submitted some inf rmation that ap eared to cost approximately $100 per month, which was the highe t quotation. Th two apparent low bids were those of Blue Cross/Blue Shield and a bid su mi.tted by the Schneeman Agency using Great-West Life as the car ier. It looks like we have the following choices: 1. Blue Cross/Blue Shield at the existing level of cove age for $26.30 per month per employee and $67.56 per month f r the entire family. 2. Great-West Life: a. Coverage almost identical to the existing covera e plus $5,000 of term life insurance for $21.15 per mon h for each employee and $63.54 for the entire family; r b. An improved hospitalization plan with greater ho pital and surgical benefits and a$50,000 major medica plan including $5,000 of term life insurance for $22. 5 per month per employee and $67.41 per month for the ntire family coverage. In general, Blue Cross/Blue Shield coverage remains the same t$67.56 month and an improved plan from Great-West would cost $67.41. Remember t non-union employees were granted salary adjustments based upo insurance miums being paid to a maximum of $60 per employee and that the olice contract cifies $60 per month insurance coverage (the old Public Works c ntract calls $42 per month). I have met with the Department heads and two union stewards c to discuss this insurance matter. At the first meeting, the geneY wa disseminated and an explanation made of the two apparent low � th re seemed to be general--agreement that Plan 2 of Great-West Lif de ireable, a number of questions needed answering. These questio an wered and at the meeting held on Tuesday, March 2, the same gro ag eed that the Plan 2 of Great-West Life was the most desireable pe sonally agree with the conclusion and therefore recommend that ho pitalization insurance with Blue Corss be termi.nated on March 3 ne essary contracts be executed with Great-West Life Insurance Com wh'ch costs $22.55 per month per employee and $67.41 for family co two occasions . information s. Although was most have been of employees an. I e group and that the ny for Plan 2 rage. ..a 0 i:;il�"IOId TO T't� I�1AYE'iR AIdD PiEt�°iB�RS OF THE CITY' COUNCIL OF THE_-CI.TY ��J OF N`.E?1DOTA �:� �6�TS, Minnesota. This s reference to the HEARING � be heldMonday evening, February 2, 1976 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of receiving comments in an official nd orderly manner, o the subject of certain proposed public improv ements in the nor east area of #�e C'�y of,Plendota Heights, 'basically consisting of street reconstruc ion and storm sewer improvements. The letter of the City Administrator, Nr. Orvil J. Johnson, 1976 efers to y,�ou as "our" elected officials, and it is on this basi const tuants� the undersigned� all res�c3.ents of the sectzon o� �he Ci who w uld be affecied one way or another, mostly financially by the c propo ed "improvements" respectfully and strongl�roppose the proposal tYie f llowing grounds: ated January 10� 19 that we, your ' of T�qendota Heights rying out of the r proposals on _ 1. The improvements are unnecessaryr„ especially at the pre ent time, ior the r sadents involved, and the expected costs greatl�rexceed any min r benefits ue might obtain by carrying ihese improver�ents out. - 2. The expected costs of the �mprovements would in no way ver be recoverable by th residents, �x bg resale of the properties involved or by adde or advanta.geous use t ereof bg the residents. . 3. Any minor advanta.ge that might accrue would be mostly � r the City play- groun , r� ice rink, ba11 park and proposed tennis courts which are or the benefi'a ,� oi th cit� at large much more than for the comparatively few residen s adjacen� thereto. 4. riany of us are still paying on assessments for se�;er an water whi� impro ements were made some yeaxs ba.ck� and we earnestly petition tha we not be bur- dened ��r additional assessments ior these unnecessary improvemn�s in ddition thereto. the � The undersigned residents and voters oi the City oi riendoza Heights respect- • r urge the Nayor and Council of the City of riendota Heights, Minn sota to reject � id proposed improvements: . �_ � _ �-�'-��'.� ��=Ll----=i- .�`�-=s' j�� ,��,'�� `-=-- ��=;` f _�=`��_��'�''C �-i---' _ - - -f -- - - ---�� =�=�-�'� - �' '' -' - -�� G'��%��_ ��£ ��:�j��= -�� ,�� %'Jl //�//f/��/j - �(\// ��J(/� ��-� � . 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CITY{ COUNCSL 0� TIL_CITY 7 , � TiEPiDOTA HEI6�TS � � 27innasota. • This as r�ference to the 'xr.ARTNG �o cz heldl�ionday evening, Februar•,,� 23, 197o a� u:00 o'clock P.Id. for the purpose of rzceivin; con,-nents:in an officia and orderly manner o the subject of certain proposed public improv ements in -th� n r�ibeast area os �e C_''ay of r;endota Heights, basically consisting of str2et r�constr ction and storm , se�;� improvements. � The letter of the City Administrltor, Mr. Orvil J. Jo'nnson dated January 10,;1 197o zfers to y,�o� as "our" elected officials, and it is on this bas s that ws, your ' c��ns ituar_ts, the undersigned, all resi�ents o�' the section o� �he C ty of i�qendo �a I;eigh�t who ould be affected one waf or another, mostly iinancially by the arryir_g out o� the prpp sed "ir^.prover.ents" respectfully and stronglx�opposz the proposa� or proposals on ; ths ollowing groun�s: � 1. Th� i!�prover�ents are unnecessary;� especially at the the �s�dentis involved, and the expec�ed costs greatly,rexcsed any r!igh obtai_'� by ca?�rying thase improvenents o��t. 2. The expecied costs o.i • �he ir�provem�nts would in no by � e residents,'m� b� resale of the properties involved or by usz hereoz bg ths residents. - � . sent time, for or benefits w� ever b? recoverable d �r advanta.geous, 3. Any minor advantage that might accrua would be mostly for �Lhe City play-; �-rou d, a:.� ice rink, ba11 park arid proposed ter_nis courts which ar for the b�n.��i-� • or t= city� at large much m.ore than for the compaxatively few resid nis ad jacen � theY'2to 4. T�:a??y of us axe still paying on assessm�nts for sswer nd water whit�h � im�x vements were made some years ba.cic, and we earnestly p�tition t at he not � bur- ` dene by additional assessmants for �hese ur?necessary iruprovzmn�s i addition th�reto.� The undersigned residents and voters of ths City oi I;endo a Heights respect- full urge �he Niayor and Counc�l of �he City of riendota Hei�hts, rIi nesota to rejQct . the aid proposed.,impxovemsnts: � ; f�_��% :'��'-'��`` ��'�'".F..�_�`.l�_____-_ ��_�, � _ _ �_��,_�` j�___-f `�' f � __ ___________ --- � � � j �---�1 � ir_�, L!�? �_ ---- ��J/ -% v ��.i��-�'�G _<,%j��:_%i,L� _C�-�t`--L -------- ij�, � c��..c..n,.c� ��}, � `j��.. . � ^ _--- � �� C�,% �7;,t_,�__ �._� — '�—�-'^�-C.'------------------ --- ��'�� -�-�� -��.=---1�.�� _ ��'�� -��,- --��-J-------- _ " -��.�, ,: f�� '� �-.�,� - --�6G"�Y,,/��f�,.��>___.�- - � -- /' ------� - �- � -- ,�y -- �. - ��--- _ ._ . � --- �_-=y� `='_ - - ,- "� ----�� `��--5�-- ��.�. _ �:_c/ _��.�t% . - - - �_ - - �- . -�- - �� . _1 / - \ --- �`"..ca"Z`..' ��/�Sf _ - ��L t��c�/ ��'`�(�i ----•- - --- --- ---------------------- / -- _.� '* � _ �C�• � _�U�DI��- -----� � S �--- �!j:�%- --- - G��------ / �- � ---- . �- . � � �� - ` ��_ . --- -=�-�--_- -��-------��'��-��=�.�-�- -- ------- ------ __ /S,�'_,1?'•'.,r��'� _��..��..��-�.-----�Da�� -__.�C.>_��sc��.��.%--�-�-�'�'------------ -t �� _-�'-�=� �� -1�-�-.�--L�� l � �-3----- �-� __ ��-c- ` ; , __ ��'.�si_�� { ---------1 _�� ---_'�%�.r_--- � - G�_'-Y--- � - � c�/ -- ,. 1 _��-`-Q-'`-� GL�t Gt-ZJ �-crvt � J� � �.�.� �-�-� �"` � - - _ - ----------------------`=`------------- a --- ------------- --------- ---_� _- ��'�� _ _�_�� -----------�-�� .� ��' � ��/_�----=-,-- , , - .—' �� = /)L�/ •' - i --- -�// (��'� �---------------/O'� ____�_-�_- G/-�G=-=��- -------------------- —/' —_ZI L' r' 1—�� =��-wi`�------! 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Orv�.1 J, Johnson, dated January 30, 1.{ 1976 r fers �to y,nau as "our" e].ected oi�`icials, �.nd it is on this basi that �,�e, your ; coi�, t� uants, -the ur.dersi�ned, aIl ressdents oi ��:� sectson a� -��e Ci y oi i�iend.o �a. Heignis who wo �.d b� afzectec3 one way or as�other., mostly iinanciall,y by the c xryirsg oat o�' thz � pron�s d"improvemst��,s" xes�ec�jully and s�xo:��3.yr oppo�e �he p:coposal ar praposals on " S the io 1o,�ing gro�nds: , 1. The improti�nent� �.re unnec2ssaxy;, especially at, the pre ent �.ime, for ,� the r� �asr.ts involveci, and Lhe expected c�sts �raatly,: e�ceed any min r benefits we ` r�ight btain by carrying thesz im�rov�rnenis out. 2. The expected cas�s a�' the -�np�oveM6nts would �n no way ver � recov�r�.ble` by the xesidents, n� by: resale of the prop�rties involved or by adde or advan�ageaus : use t eraaf b� i;he residents. - . . $ 3. Any minar advantage that mig`rzt accrue F�auld be mostly i r the C�ity �lay- ? grour. y� ice rinIc� ba.11 paxk and pxoposed ter_nis courts which are or �the b��afi��. •` or th .^.�_tgr at large much �nore than �ar the comparative].y fe;�; residen s adjacent there�o. 4. T;any of us are s-ii11 paying an assessmen�� for s?wer. an wa-t�r wkaic'^',� impro ��:r_i�t;� were mad.e sam2 years b..3ek, and we earnmst3y p�ii=cian �cha ��e not b� btzr- dEned by ac1r��_tianal asse�sm2nts ior �ihese unnecessary ir�provemnts in ddition Uhereto. '1'he undersa.gned residenis and vatsrs of the C3.ty ai i�enda+ Heights xesg�c �- fu?ly uxge �GYiu t�'•�.yor and Council oa tYze City o� r�endofa �Ieights, TTinn sota �o rejsct th� s id pr asct�°impr vements;- �� ,� �� _ �� l� �� - _ _ =.�- ��- -___-.� ;��-�'- - - ---------------- �f ,. _.��..��, ,.� ��. i ,�� --! -- .�_�,. _ , w-�� _ �--___---��-�-��= =-.�c�..� �� - / �/ - / � j �"'%'1/ti'z�--^�`��-�^_- -L�- � " »-`=-^.�--C�r�.r'L-- � . �� „ _ �� _,... � _ _1,� �,� i' _i _ � .--'��_� G 'L_�i.. �:�� _ f �J _ � _ �-�c? 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' _ . _ _ .. - - - - — _ , U- ��,'' i 1`. Th�.s h a' � on � c� sexer 4 0� TO ��iE i�iAYOR AI�D Ir;�:i•lE�'tS fl� T�L�' C3TI� COUi�iCIL OF THE�CITY OF , '�� ` �� I;ErdDOTA HEIGBTS, I-Iinna�ota. reference ta the HEA�.�`iG �� helt�ionday evening, February 2, 197b a u$: CiJ ; ock P.Iz. far the purpase o�' receivino conments in an official nd arder?�� nanner : he �ubjact of certain proposed public improv emersts in the nox 'beast axea af �-�e of A;endoia Heights, basic�.11y consisting of str�e�t reconstruc ion and storm ' �nroVp;P2X1 �S. : The le•iter of ih� Ca.ty Adminastrator, Mr. Orvil J. J4hnsan, 19'76 r fers to y,�u as "otax" elected o�'ficials, and 3.t is on t,his basi co:�s-�� uanis, the undersi�ned� al�. r�s�den�s o:� the sect�on of �he Ci ti,ha ti�=o d be af�ecte�. one way or ano �her., mostly iinancially by the c grapos d"improv�r�enis" resp�ctfully and ,s�.ronglxJoPPase the praposal th� fo lowing �our_d�: � , ated .Tanuary lt}, lt that we, your � ° o� A3endata HeiPub; ry5.ng out of the r praposals an l. The im�rovements are unnecessar�r, especially a-� ihe pre ent tima, for � = the x�� ddents involved, and the expected costs greatly,�e�ceed any min r benefits we : mi�hi b-ta�n by carrying ihese impraven�nis ou�. . � 2. The expec�ed ec�sts of �i�e ; r�prov�Ments woul.d in no way ver be x�covexabl�' by �h� residen�s, �: by�resale of the propertie� involved or by adde or advantageous ; usv th reo� b;� �he resic�ents. � . �. Any r�inor advantage thau might accrue wauld be mostly �' r the C?ty p1.ay- gxaun ,� ice' rinIc, ba.7.l park and praposed tennis couxts which are or �he benefi-�. ` . . •, o�' th citgr at 1.arge r�uch mare zhan for th� compa_rativel.y fe� resi�en s ad jacen � thereta'. �. tiany af us are still paying on assessments for sAwer an water whi� ,� �np�o e;.,.^:�ts wexe rade some years baek y and w� earnestly pet�.tian tha �;e n4t ba b�- , cened by additianal assessments for ihese unr_ecessaacy improv�mnts in ddition thereto. The undersigned residents and vaters af the City ai I�lendot Hei�hts xespec-t- fully urge •��z P'iayor and Counc�l ai the City of P,sndota Heights, T�Iinn sota to xeject the s' p�oposed m o e ent . � _ - � .-_-�. ;�,�'-- �.�j _ Y /�G� � ---- ----------.. � :�--� , =�,-�°' --�� -��-�...:�.�.'��,..----_..,��.y.��._ __� � �� ' ,� . �. ..t� �.�.��..�--------------��.�o_ � ��,- � � r f�-ti,+ _�.:_,��/�-� -..---_________ :%1_% !� _ f��.,,;.� _� r� ` . -�-� -�--=�?=� ----------------------- �_� v ____ -�. ,..��_c� ��.��_' ------_..---______��.�___�-�� ` . 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' This h s reference �o tha Hr.�1�ING ��o te neldi�,on�ay evenin; � r e �ruary 3� 1Q7b a ��: �� o' lock P.I�?. for the purpose oi receivin� comments in an o�iicial and orderly ma�ner' on the subject of certain proposed public im�rov ements in the no �east area of �::� Ci �� of 2��er.dota Heigh�ts, ba.sically consisting of �stree � rzconstru iion and storm seher '�provements. ' � 1976 xho w propo t}le i The lettar of thz City Administrator, rr. Orvil J. Jo�nson� dated January 10� 19 �zrs to y,�u as "our" elected oificials, and it is on this tasi t�at ws, your uants, the undersigned, all resi�lents o�' ths sectzon o� rhz Ci y of T�iendota Heit,hts ld be affeci�d one way or anothex, mostly iinanc��llr by the c rryir_g out of the , d"impxovenen �s" respectfully an3 stronglx; oppose -the proposai or propos�.ls or. . lowing grotznZs: � 1. ThS 1Pp?"Ovements are ur:nacessargy; esp�cially a� the pre enti tinz� for zhe r:�den-ts involvsd, and the exp�ctec.� costs �eatl;�: exceed any min r beneiits xe nighi obtain by carrying th2se inprovenants outi. 2. The expec �ed cos �s of ihe � mpY'OV27T'iBI1"tS wo�.zld in no way by �h residents, �� by.- resale of the properties involyed or by add use t} ��x ��of b� the residents. � . 3. Any nir_or adv�ntage tha•t Might accru� would b� mostly groun ,�� ice rink, ball par?� and proposed ter_nis cour�s which are o� -th cit� at large much more than �or tha comparatively few reside ver be recoverable or advantiageous i r tne City �la,y-- � or zhe b�*�eii-�.• ` s ad j�.ceni. thers�,o . � 4. P;any of us are still paying on assessn�nts for s�her.an water whiuh E impx��Pments wzre made some ysars ba.ck, and we �arn�stly petition tha �;e not �a b•ar- � dLned by additional assessments ior these unneczssar}r inprove,�n�s in ddi-tion thexeto. . Th� undersigr_ed residents and votprs of the City oi I;zndo� Heights resp�ct- iully urge ''one Aiayor and Council of the Cit;� 07 ri=ndo�a Heig.hts, I�Iinn sota to rejzct t' tha s id proposed ir�aprovem�nts: �, .. � , . `� � . � /1 � �� 4 ��,� ✓;r�.i;ii',J� �- —`/ f'�� {�^'y,,��'^r�-� �`i �� l I��,� / Vj G'{%FFi.+2► v '� � � 4' - =-'� --��,�� /�----� ----- � `_' 1=U { �'-t.._:��.�._=-----<.5 �5 //�'------------- . :� - _� _ - - - . �- � � !V . = G �-si �v .-�Gl ,�f::..t� u.'Li ..11 "! i, r =��C.r. � �� S� - ��' ; -;.>--- -- � ----. --- � ------------------- -=f----- -��----------- -� --------------- '`�_�1 ! -4-� �_� t�� { C�.1� �' J�- =-��------- � 1 � � ��_�� :_� ��=.(.-'��_ -- � �� ------------- J�',�.�. � ��'_y--%? . + ---- �%u f�� R�-.��i�-`..� .�-,.._.s- ��sf f� -=--- '-- ----- ----- -�------------- ----- � -------- - - �! � � �,,��.,��.:� : , � ,�.� ;� L,� 1...�.:� �-�'- ��--�.�_ -- - � s //� � ----- --------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------�-- _��:G':�-��-��,-" --'�-==�-�--"-`'-�=- �'� -----C.i_ O �_tJ '�%L�•� li..-r�---��i_G:. �--�_�_:5 ^�/ � _, _ � �=�� _ r�ti��:�.��..�.12------��--------------- i-'---------- `--------= �-------=-- � � L� ,.f //'.._rJi Ti''�� J � � L-'% / � � � �L� � / � �'�� l �1�_�.'.. �,��'�`,'•� �.... _'�/ �"Ll`'�� .� � S \�� % / � .`�... ,\' ��.� � f �� .t�..r.� _� � �.! r• -- �'� ��!r.�-- ��=�"= �-"��/ --------`-�fC-��-%.-'�i=---��° ------- ��//�-,-- � � • ' �+-< < 1 ! 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S, 1976 a� 8:00 .nd orderly nanr.er :�east area o? �=ne . :ion and storm The letter of ths City Administrator, Mr. Orvil J. Johnson, dated Jar_uary 10� 19' 1976 r fers to gou as "our" elected officials, and it is on this ba.si that we, your consti uants, the ur.dersio ed, all resi�ients of the section o� cns Ci y of P1er.c�o�a Heights who ;;o d be affec�te3 one way or another, nos�ly fir.ancially by the c rryir_� out oi the propos d"improvem�nts" respectfully and strongl;�;�oppose the proposal or proposals on the fo lo•,ring grounds: 1. The improvements are tuinecessary;%, especially at the pre en�c -time, ior . the re ddents involved, and the expected costs greatl;��exc�ed any min r benefits we might btain by carrying �h�se improvements out. ° 1 2. The expected cojts of the inprove,��ents would in no way ver be recoverable, by the residen-ts, �r b;� resal� of the propex�ies involved or by adde or advan-iag�ous , use th rzof b� the residents. - � . � 3. Any minor advan�ta�e tha-t might accrue would be mostly #' gro+zn �� ice rink, ba.11 park and proposed tennis courts ;�hich are o� the c�tg at laxge much more -than for th� co;�paratively few residen 4. Naryo u-_F us are still paying on assessmznts for sewer an impro ements were made some yeaxs ba.ck, and xe earnestly petit�on tha dened y additional assessmen-ts iox these unnec?ssaxy ir�prove,-nnts �n the City play- � r the benefi�b. •� ad jacen � th2reto# water wni� R we not be bur- # dition thereto. : i The undersigned residents and vot�rs of �he City oi I;endo+a Heights respect- fully urge -`ohe A'iayor and Council of the City of riendo �a Heights, rlinn sota to re jecti j tY:e s id propose�. improvements: � S� � • _�� % �" /�� i � -.C�, ----�/-1��u�"�-,�:..��1 _/__ --- '�� '-C-tft`L -_ -- -„ - - ��C�� ' � ? . �.3" ,� � � � ---- u-��r _ � � %:��2i -------------�--� �'-- 1�� -- -- ' -----. ----- �; - �, � v ,�_ i _ ._ _ i //�� `J u �t- �' o ✓ �� .�.r_'yc�'cG�r� / _ �. 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' T;.is h s re�erence to the i-�1R1NG Go te helcli`'?or.day evening, February 3� 197b at� 8: 00 o' lock P.M. for the purpose of receiving co;nments i�n an official ar.d ordsrly' r=anner on the subject of certain propos�d pub�ic improv ements in the no �lbeast area of �-�e Ci ��r of r:endo �a Heighzs, l�a.sically consisting of street xeconstru iion and storm , sew�r �nprovemen�s. � � The le�ter of the City Adr�inistrator� Mr. Orvil J. 3ohnson� dated January 10, 1� 1976 x fers -to y-au as "our" elected offzcials, and it is on this ba.si that ws� your cor.sti u�.nts, the ur_dersi�ned, all res�en �s of the sectzon o� �e Ci y of I•�endota Height: who „=o d b� affected one way or another,' mostly iinancia?ly by the c rrying out of tne s g^ogo�..� "� mprover„en �s" xespectfully and stronglx� oppose the proposal or proposal.s on. . th� f lowing �rounds: l. The imarovemenLs ar� unnecessary;-, especially a� the pre ent tim�, for . the r sdclents involved, and the expected costs greatl�T exceed any min �" be:lefits ��e . mignt obtain by carrying th2se improvenents out. � 2. The expectied costs of the improvements Would in no way ver be rzcoverable by Lh residentis, �x b;y�- resale of the proper �ies involved or by adde or advan-tageous use t ereof bs ths residents. . � . 3. Any minor advanta;e zhat might accrue would be mostly �roun �� ice rinIc, ba.11 park and proposed tennis courts which are oi -th c�t� at large much more than for th� com�aratively few reside 4. J%:any of us are still paying on assessments for se�er an� im.pro ements �rere nade sone y�axs ba.ck, and we earnsstly patition tha dzned by aa.ditional assessments ior �hese unnecessary iraprovzmn�s in `�:�� undersigned residen-Es and voters of the City o� I�,endot fully i��„�: ��he hiayor and Council of the City of Tiendota Heights, rIinn iha ti... ��t p�oposed improvements: � ---- � ,; =�=�, �,9.��-------------------s =y � -- �� =�- �' - � -- _�t' `�7_/• _�1�n �-------------------- �.�'_� �__��``u_��1!� _ �- `� . �-- ��--�—_�__-_--------.�a 55�----�-'�=`-�� - • �.� � :\ �'> c�. _ .0�� --� � - -- . . �- � r I, � -�.,. ---- ----------� ---- �'-----------� ----------------! ----- - `=-- --- '" %��?�--= =-1.�--- -G--�-�-��---- �r -� -�-��-- =��a'-�� _ , � � . - . , ��'.�� __...��-- =`---------- �- -��-�-�-�-�'-----`�-�-�-��- ----'� -�='��-�f_ �, ,�i�:-u��:j�-L�=\ --------- �JJ .� -- �.��c��-- � >. -- -` - - -� - --- �. . . ��1'_'L =1��- o� � ,�� .i -- ' � � ' ------ -- �� =------f ---�� --- ----=�-- --_ .r � _ ��'__ ��r-�� --�-r_--.��li�_ ��'� � x' '�� J �L' � �i � � /�� . __.Y-- �C-' %�l - - _� _ �_ �- �, � . �- --------------� --�� --- - ( ,/.i�✓�� 7 � `' , . . 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" 'i'r,is n s re�erence to �hs Ii .ItRING -�o � heldi�?or.day evening� rebruary 2,� 197b a-t �: CO : o' lock P.I?. for �ne purpose of r.eceivir.� comr�.ents in an oriicial nd orderlv nanner , on �he subject of certain propossd public improv emsnts in the nor east area o� ;:he ; Ci'' of P;endota Heigh�s, b�-�sically consisting of street recons�ruc ion and storm ! sexar 'nprovements. • ' The lett�r of th� City Administrator, Nx. Orvil J. Johnson, 197o r fers io you as "our" elected officials, and it is on this basi consti uants, the u.ndersidned, all reszdents of the ssctzon os �ne Ci hho tiao d b� afiected one way or another., mos �ly i inanc� ally by th� c propos d"improver�ents" resp�ctf•sl.ly and strongly% oppose the proposal tt�� fo lowing grounds: 1.� Tne�improve�rents are unnecessarg;, especially at the pre the re udents involve3, and the expected costs g*-eatl;�� 2xczecl any min mi�hi btaLn by carrying th�se i;nprovemznts ou�. 2. The er.p�cted costs of the i�prover��en �s would in no way by +ne :residents, mx b3r.-re�ale of the proper�ies involved or by add uss -�h ::°;eof bgr the resider�ts. � . grou,-�d of ths 1:1�'?"O C6??8Cl ated January 10, 19' that we, your of i�endota keights rying out o� the r proposals on t zine, ior bene�its we � er bs �eeoverable,. or advantageous ' 3. � Any nir_or advantage tha-t mignt acerue �.ould be �:ostly f r the City �lay- x� ice rin?c, ba� 1 park nn3 propos�d tennis courts which are or tY:e benzfi �. .t citg� a� large much more than ior the compasatively few residen s adjacznt th2re-to. 4. T:ai?y of us are still payi.ng on ass�ssnznts for sewer an water wh?�h ; n�s w�re m.ade som� y�=rs ba.ck� and we earn�stly pstition tha we r.ot be bur- � addi �ional assess,:.ents ior tihese unn�c?ssax�• i�aprove�n �s � n ddition th�re �o . i The ur.dersigned residents and voters of the City oi I�;endota He�ghts re;�e.:t- : ��illy rge �.�e riayor and Council oi the Ci�y of I•icndota Heights, Plinn sota to rejec-t . -the sa d proposed improvements: � . 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Johnson, 1976 r fers to y�ou as "our" eleczed officials� and it is on this ba.si consti uanis, the w�dexsigned, all resizlents of the section oi �he Ci who wo d be afi�c�ed one way or another., nostly iinancially by the c propos d"im�ro-rements" respectfully and strongl�;roppose the proposal tne ro lowing grounds: - l. Ti�� im�rovements are unnecessary;%, especially at the th� re ddents in�ro�ved, and the expected costs greatly.�exceed any r�ight btain by carrying these improvenents ouz. . �- � t� 7�-, riFrr��TA ��c�is; � I�;inneso �a. ;, 1975 �.� ?: oa .n� ordarly r>>annsr �east area o= che .ion and sto� m ated January 10, 19 that �e, your of t�iendo�a N�ignts ryir_g out or tha r proposals on • t ii�rz, ior benefits ke 2. ^lhe expeczsd costs of �he improvements would in no way ver be recoverable by the r�sidenis, nx by.�resale of ths properties-involved or by adc3e or advan�a�eous use th ra�:i b� the r�sidenis. � . ?, Any ninor advantage that might accrue would be r,:ostly f r-the C�ty play- � grou�?d �� e rink, ba.11 park and proposed tennis courts which are or the ben��i-�. . of the c�t� a+ large much more than for th� comparatively fzw residen s adjacen� tnereio. w. i�iany of us are still paying on assessnen�s for sewzr ar. water wni�h improv ment^ Taere na�e so:ne yeaxs bacI�, and we earnes-tly p�tiizon tha we not be bur- �ened y ad.ditional assessnents for these unnecessary improvemnts �n ddition �hereta. Ths undzrsigned residsnts and voters of the City oi I��2ndoia Heigrts r�s��ct- • fu11y '��;�e '�Ghe Nayor and Council oT the City o� t�,endota Heigh Ls, P^,inn so �a -to re jecz the sa si proposed imgrovemer.ts: , ' �'�''t�, i/ �7ZtL-> _� !L�z.�� _�iljr (? � _ 5 y `7 ,,� �n-�r.�� Si _ , �� _ '' n., ;� ;:--_�t�._�,�_ i'� � �1_ � S �� - - �-�.- - -_ -'i1 �- �»%, � z � �.�-�.T.�z-/.� -y�/ � -,2 �<%-- �� . i� =s__ ,��, -J �- � ' �- ----1 �----� -- ' %, , ----- -- `�2�._�`_=%%Z�,� r�:��.�4�' %�� _��`�_�� -- -��'-�--------=-�-�---// J �� _�� .� - �� '�� ✓.,�� '�� :� ��5--�1'...� .:= � ss,i�� _'__ __,.�_�__________�______________________________________� � _�_____ _______ ___l��Z � �,:L� ,:7•��J��<,?/��-1?:-�--- �G l __C�Zr�.r��c!�.___ /Gf.a.�. _� `�__,/�f :�- _ s sil - -• , Lf !%� . il .� �� ,� J� ��-= �. _ `��' �_C_'.�►��u �� ? ��.�.�.. /-�.�;,,� _ s.��/ �_ --� � z - -- --.-,-� ----------- , ---- -- - � - ' ��_•= ZZ:,,%�_t��,z ��CLy�lL'--_--�C-,3%_ 1�Lc%t��rr��--- ''___�S//.�' ------ --------= -,, - �� J- . ,� ' 1' �_ � ; ,, ' j_%r-_ _�_ �, i1;_, ,r�''��1�: _ ff�fil�.,�,.� __ ��.3 _ ��%<� �l�.�r_�___Yi;� �=d"�=� ��i'i�-�---"��r - -- - - . �/' - �, � � �f � `l/ /,� � % � 1/GJ .�.1/.�UG�� /w ..C:.� (:: ��,f � - �4ilG�^ � �/v�� /(�i�'�-t 't''�C� �� ✓�'7 llt� , _ �_ -__-__-__�..___�_ _?`� __-�__� � � ` _ .'�j . �/ — 1'l1�/t- � l=7 �,.1 `' �� GG�c� -� ---✓� -- �-'�� 1-�-- - `� - - ' - �y�� _----..-� _--��-�'----- ---=� ---------. __ - - -- -- - - '- � '� --------------- � �� --- p�'----- � - -- .��"'i/� �-�-- - -- - ----- - -- ------ ----� -- �`-------------- --'`'�'ti =� ��.�� _-��,'�=�� -��--- � d C� �-�-�- -- -��=�= -- << --- , � __sa � � �_ �, y� �� ' � ��- � -��-� �� ' --- � - ' - _ - . - ------------- ------------------ -� �'��.�-------- - ---------------- � T -- : � ------�---------------------------------------------------------------t------------------=- --------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- ; --------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- �� y� ��..� .��.��.�.-.��.� .�,� • � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � ..------r----••-- - •-----------•- /1_ _I_ _ . _ . -- _-- ---��-- ---�------_-_ �._--�-- • - -- - •--i- _-_�.___ _-- . - ----_ = . , yETI�1ZON TO TiiE I�lAYOR AND �':Er1Br.�'RS OF TH� CITY' COUNCIL OF TI'�_CITY OFI This h s refer2r_ce to the HEARLVG -�-o be helcl3+ionday zvening� February o' lock P.?�':. for �the purpose of recaiving comments in an official on the subjzct of certain proposed public improv ements in the no Ci of r�zndo�a Heights, ba.sically consisting of street reconstru s�M?r 'mprovements. The let�er of the Citiy Administrator, Mr. Orvil J. Johnson� �;;5 r fer� to �u as our electzd officials, and it is on this basi � �� o:�sti uants, zhe undersiF,,-ned, all resii�ients of the sectzon of �e Ci who wo d be a�'?ected on� way or another, mostly financially by the c a?�opos d"improvenents" respectfully and str�nglxroppose the proposal t�� 'o low�ng grounds: =�� _ �- T.ENDOTA HETGSTS, I�l inne so ta . ;, 197b at 8:00 �nd orderly manner, �east area vf �e = ;ion an� storm ated January 10, 19 that we, your ' of Mendo �a Heights rying out o�' the . r proposals on - 1. Tne improvzments are unnacessary;; espacially at the pre ent tim�, for inz x� �3er.�ts involved, and the expected costs greatl�rexcsed any min r benefits we night btain b,y carryin� these improvenants out. 2. ^1he expected costs o� �he ir�provements would in no way ver bz rzcovarable by �he residents, �x by: resale o� ths proper�ies involved or by adde or advantageous _ us� tii: reof bg ths residen-ts. � . o� inpro c�ned 3. Any minor a_dvantage that might accrue Vrould be most�y i r the City play- � ,� ice rinIc, ba.11 park and proposzd tennis cour�s which are or }he bene�i'a. • c�tgtat large much more than for th� co;nparatively feW residen s adjacent th2re�o. � �l�, i�any of us are still paying on assessmsnts �or sewer an water whih� f �;nents were nade some years ba.ck, and �:e earnestly p�tition tha he not bs bur- bv addi�ional assessments ior these unnecessaxy iragrovem.nts in dditiion thereto. � Tne undarsigned residents and vozers of the Ci-ty of I�iendo-�a Heignts respzc �- fully uxge -� he �ia�or and Council of the City of r;endota Heights, Mln� sot�. to �r� jeci • •t::e s id proposed improvemen �s: j �- - � . . - � ! ��:/ ��✓-�.�C'� J �✓i/s-nl� �..7 � i // �L/.-�- j'+',% +J/r . — L _r i�i1.�� :� ��'/s✓��t'.��'= i-/'✓ �7�Et � L- %i' �/_ �h =^-�=� ---t.��--:=L�G'S.__.=� i.��_�/.L1J��.1re_ 1_.�)_�?_��// ll..�_-2��c.��!_----�--''-�---- �-�--�-- `�------ //� 'i � � • ! 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' ( ��' l/�L � `l� �� J �� "� ��`� �J � � ��--ryfiG�;�j �"1 �� /. / ��n � -`�� - �- � ,� r- ..� �� s�':��`,�: .. •:.: %� � '_ �� - . � �U,�_ .� ��-�'�� /J� - Ls�� - . 4�7V`.��..��"��..'L[�..'.... ^ [.t14�1t' "tti.CyC;•�'l:i'�..tia � � � � I �£ l.J �..-' i � � � � , � �� : . _ . . ��/�Y�7.� j ; : . , r � � . � �'�-�� ... �T� � � �_�� __ __ _. - � � � .��- f -.� .fY/��'!`��^ -- �/6 5� -�� -- -- - Y._�_rJ� -'-.-_w_ - � .� ��` � � � .� � � . � , �� C��''� f ` � �' � �7 /�.� :� / � T'." l-� J f `L.L.-� .; � .�(�e-�� / `� ' � 4 1 �% _�--�� --- C.�`�-.� �'�- _ � _ %y° ` r,, ,..f _ v � _ n � Dat�..- �0�,�.� i��' CO�iJ�1'T�� C) +`��I��.�Q�7�,i'�S DAT�OT.� COUNTY, P/IIilN�ESOTA 76 lylotidn b3� Commissioner.-._.Scu11y Resolution No....... _10 ................ S tassen -- Seconded by Commissioner.-... .••••-••••��•---•• BE IT RESOLVED, that the Dakota County Board_of Commissioners request the legislative deleg tion to offer the follotyzng arr.endments to Chapter 435, Section 35.19, to � the S ate Legislature: . - � . , :. _ ,._- . - ubd.,, L : Any • city,, - however organized _or an�_ town, housing��autho ity to levy -. .- - • speci 1 assessments against �he property of a goverr.mental unit bene ited by an ' .._ ____ i« ro e�nt to the -�same--extent as if such property t+�.re .privately- ow ed, but no �• . . _ -.. _- :-. such • ssess�ts;�-�excep�-�-o�=storm sewer� and drairi systems;-'shall �b ' levied"�""�' :-':"r�:=:• aoai t• a governTnental unit for properties used or to be used for � hi h�aay rights�of= ' tvay. A"Governmental Unit"- �.eans a county, city, town, public corpo ation, a school district and any otheT political subdivision, except a city�o the first ' cl�.ss operating under home rule charter and the school district, par board or • othe board or departrnent of such city operating �nder such charter - � � (ADD TO SU�DIVISION l: Al'v� �YCEPT ANY PROPERTY OWNED BY D.4ICOTA COUN ). m If t e amount of any such assessment except one against property of he state (ADD TO SUBDIVISION l: AND DAICOTA COUNTY) is n t paid when due, it may be recovered in civil ac�ion brought by the city or s ch town against the governmental unit owning the property so as essed. Subd. 5(PROPOSED ADDITION TO 435.19) __. � .• �- In t e c�.se of property owned by Da�cota.County, the governing body o tojyn may determine the amount that �aould have been assessed had the �riv t�lyo uwned. Such dete�ination shall_ oe macie only aiter the go has e�d- a hearing on the proposed assessT�ent after at least tc,� zoee the earing has bzen given by registered or certified mail to the Da Boar of Cou�nissioners. The arrount thus de�ermined may be paid by t avai.ahle funds. If no funds are available and since the County is whol or in part by appropriations from tax levies, it shall include bud�;t the amount thus deter.zined.- Dakota Cou.nty shall not be bound mina ion of the overning bo�y and may ay from av ilable funds paym amo t as it det�rmines is,-t� e measure ot"the bene�it received by t impr vement. Y � S � � Scull -- X � _ Scully � Stas" en X � - Stassen ab s tain , ;�i urp y Holle kamp Sfa i of i�'. mint ' � sessi fthe s 1lurphy Hollenkamp Ahlberg the city or ` and been erning body ' s notice of : -ota County e County from upported in • in its next � by the deter- � ent i such-lesser; e 1 N Ofrom�the .. 1 e o� l�linnesota � � - ss. �un#y of Dckota ' . . I, C. D. Onischuk, duly elected, qualified and acting County Auditor of the Cou ty of Dakota, State �nesota, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of a resoluti n�vith the original �s oi the proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners, Dakota County, 'Iinnesota, at their � held on the...._.6thY.._......_day of._...Febxuary �__....._._.19 76__., now on file in my o ce, and have found me to be a true and correct copy thereof. - tiYit esa my hand and of'ncial seal at Hastings, Minnesota, this.._9th^ day of _..._Febru ry, �. I (- : '� , � t'' c�tC t �� c �! �Z ,,. �. > ._.-----••-•_._•--•__..._...._.�_� ....... .........•••._±-__...._ ..... S_ County Auditoz 1976 ; � i n � . . �_.�/.l � t� D o T 1� �-i � � � �- i � _ . . �� ..(�1�JG _�S� j�'"� �. 5.�.__ �,�.._ � a �,�'-----------......, �'�:Rlca�__�.t�� r�G ---- ----.- - - -�. - � �� I�_i'� - - . 1 " L � � ._ � Y a�� Y ' • i�.� �� M �. 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