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1976-12-075i � 5, Q 7, CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesota AGENDA December 7, 1976 I Call to Order. ! Roll Call. Approval of Minutes, November 16, 1976. Old Business a. Case No. 76-14, Sons of Jacob -- Continuation of hearing for Conditional Use Permit for Synagogue. from November 2.) , b. Discussion on Public Works salaries. (Continued from Noa Department Reports a. Police Department monthly report, November, 1976. b. Fire Department monthly report, Octo er, 1976. C. r2E ��PTs /t�r�d�e� .4b'vP�d�r C�a.r�u� Commission R,eports Planning Commission a. Minutes, November 23. b. Case No. 76-31, Thissen/Harrington -- Application for of property. (Recommend approval.) Park Commission a. Minutes, October 27. � New Business Public Mayor City Administrator a. Memo on Renewal of Metro Waste Control Commission Int� Maintenance Agreement. b. Memo on Probationary Employees. c. Memo on Confirmation of Employment. d. Memo on biunicipal Office Space Lease. e. Sewer Service Charge Study. F, Sa%ai'y 9 • 7"hu/ %s'!r ri?a o�s .,�.-/¢E'r'n y ! /� Li. divi h�// /�'r,r.►sc ON i°/'i�/ i�Ca-/ /T� E�R �`Q/7Gr ✓�� . /C / C�1 �Ts U% %il / a/s^ ✓/`s K� �JoS F application (Continued 16.) vision f/l/�OD £J� � � -2- December 7, 1976 f. Salary Memo, proposed 1977 adjustments. (Available Tt evening.) �, �%lCA70 m/J CR rTiC/} �' /9�Eff �'� q.flN/ti�� %%� s5. /S r ✓t� Co.2k/0o�2 ( Council Members City Attorney City Engine�r 1 C/. E.{��r�Je�eRr� ��rc�S �EPoR j /%a✓er�t6�� 7�� Cf%a��oafJ Clerk-Treasurer a. Application for Firearms Dealer License. (See attache 8 Approval of the List of Claims. � 9 Approval of Licenses: Jer Hen Builders, Inc. American Fuel Savers, Inc. Kaufman Outdoor Advertising Co. Fridholm Construction Co. Dayton's Bluff Carpenter Shop Befort Roofing, Inc. Terry Sturm Plumbing & Heating Arcade Concrete Company Summit Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc. Terry Sturm Plumbing & Heating Co. Norseland Industries 10 � c,u� � urn . General Contracto License General Contracto License General Contracto License General Contracto License General Contracto License General Contracto License Heating License Masonry License Plumbing License Plumbing License Sign Contractor L'cense IS'r OS��LAI S SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL PROJECTS • 5378 $ 23,4 3.94 �'32 4 0.75 3 1,2 0.00 Ss34 1 7.50 5335 4,5 2.78 336 3 5.00 337 28,2 4.63 The First National Bank of St. Paul Board of Water Commissioners Briggs & Morgan Professional Asso. Gopher Stamp & Die Co. Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc. Poucher Printing & Lithographing Co. Robert W. Moore Company IVIL DEFENS FUND 338 $ 0.00 Northwestern Bell 331 $ 10,89�7.61 Dakota County State Bank 39 40 41 42 43 346 345 347 � _ JO 332 348 349 350 351 352 353 355 3 56 357 358 338 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 : 68 38 43 $ 252.00 13 .25 16 .00 18 .54 10 .57 10,73 .00 1 .55 4 .74 2 .11 8 .60 12 .76 2 .04 7 .00 3 .61 .68 5 .00 4,39 .48 1,94 .96 10 ... 00 4,74 .28 9 .69 1,57 .85 18 .00 16 .34 $ DEP .40 16 .27 3 .30 4 .42 1 .25 19 .25 1 .16 2 .17 2 .57 2 .00 11 .16 1 .49 Julie Smith Oak Crest Kennels Frank B. Eha Xerox Corporation Suburban Stationers W. A. Lang Co. Collette Norman St. Paul Dispatch & Pioneer Press Dakota County Tribune, Inc. Chester Pearson United States Post Office Board of Water Commissioners League of Women Voters Dakota County State Bank Commissioner of Personnel Wayne Erdtnan Dakota County State Bank Commissioner of Revenue• United Fund State Treasurer Vdells Fargo Trustee Great Yr'est Life Assurance Co. Minnesota Teamsters Local 320 Northwestern Bell Fury Motors, Inc. City Motor Supply, Inc. Power Brake Equipment Company Doddway Frame Alignment Inc. Air Comm Elf Communications, Inc. Coast to Coast Stores Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. Eugene Lange Search & Seizure Bulletin Northwestern Bell Suburban Stationers G.O.I.B. 1976 ir Inspections - In 1976 I.B. Serie: Imp. 74-3 - Brac Engineering - In Bond Printing - Semi-final pmt. Service Payroll - 7, 1976 erest payment . 75-2,3,8. 74-3. 1 & 2- Services �. 75-2 L976 Series 1 & 2 [mp. 75-2 Part-time cleric 1 Retainer, board, & cruise time Gas inspection f es Machine rental Office supplies Insurance Election expense Job advertising Publishing Mileage for Nov. Postage Printing service Brochures October payroll ervice Pro-rata share o So. Security Janitorial servi e Fed taxes withhe d for Nov. State taxes wit eld for Nov. Employees contri utions PERA for Nov. LTD & Life insur nce for Dec. December hospita ization Union dues Service Repair parts � �� Repairs Radio repairs Supplies Supplies Conference & sc One year subscr Service Office supplies expense IRE 369 $ '0 5 360 371 338 60 66 70 65 72 73 38 SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL T ' .25 Minnesota Fire Incorporated .34 Northern States Power .80 Coast to Coast Stores .50 City Motor Supply, Inc. .00 Minnesota State Fire Chiefs Asso. .41 Northwestern Bell & BRIDGE DEPARTMENT $ 1.18 City Motor Supply, Inc. .50 Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. 3 .11 Northern States Power .66 Coast to Coast Stores 2 .25 Zack's Inc. 1.22 Elvgren Paint Supply Co. 1 .65 Northwestern Bell 74 $ 81 70 2 65 82 1,7 38 60 tZKS DEP 75 $ 76 77 65 32 38 70 80 IES DEPARTMENT 0.82 Mobile Radio Engineering, Inc. 9.95 Occupational Training Center 3.61 Northern States Power Co. " 9.88 Coast to Coast Stores 2.50 Metropolitan Waste Control Commission 4.96 Northwestern Bell 2.98 City Motor Supply .66 Price Electric, Inc. .00 Mendota Heights Landscape Service .00 Dr. Frank Bonello, P.A. .61 Coast to Coast Stores .41 Board of Water Commissioners .33 Northwestern Bell .52 Northern States Power .24 United States Post Office ts $ 97,875.04 / 0 Repairs Billings Supplies Repair parts Mentbersfiip dues Service Repair parts Supplies Service Supplies Supplies Paint Service Repairs Addressograph pl Service Supplies SAC for November Service Repair parts Supplies Norway pine Physical for Supplies Service Ser�tice Service Postage ember 7, 1976 °or 1977 �tes Blum : Page 751 November 16, 1976 CITY OF P�ENDOTA HEIGHTS DAICOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA .rsuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of ty of Mendota Heights �aas held at 8:00 o'clock P.M, at City H aza Drive, Mendb�a Fieic�hts, DZinnesota. � City Council, , 750 South A ting Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. The f llowing members were present: Acting Mayor Lockwood, Councilmen Losleben and M rtansotto. Mayor Huber and Councilman Wahl had notified the Co ncil that they , w uld be out of town. PROVE NUTES : 3 : 0 s: 3 s. 0 : 3 : 0 Councilman Losleben moved approval of the n November 2 meeting.with corrections. Councilman Mertensotto seconded the motion. Acting Mayor Lockwood moved approval of the November 4 Canvassing Board meeting. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. Councilman Losleben moved approval of the November 9 adjourned meeting. Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. .tes of the nutes of the i tes of the NO. 76-23, The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter rom WE Dirs. Marie Glewwe (in regard to the subdivisi n of 595 Highway 110 as originally proposed, contingent upon r ceipt of a satisfactory park contribution. C ouncilman Losleben seconded the motion. . 3 � . 0 E ORDER, The Council discussed proposed Change Order N. 2 for additional NT/VANDALL drainage improvements to the Clement/Vandall mprovement It�iPROVEMENTS project. (Continued from October 19.) The C uncil discussed three possible schemes for the drainage impro ements, to provide a surface water outlet on Clement Ave ue, south of Third Avenue, and after a lengthy discussion, the concensus was that Scheme C, 360 feet of concrete pipe to t e discharge point of positive gravity discharge is the'best alt rnative. Councilman Losleben e�cpressed concern that pr visions should be made for a trail to the Ivy Falls Park from C ement Avenue prior to approval of the Change Order. The C uncil discussed ' pedway and assessment considerations at lenctt . s: 2 s: 1 Losleben Acting Mayor Lockwood moved the approval of to the Clement/Vandall improvement.project ( Project No. 8) in the amount of $5,750.00 ba Councilman Mertensotto seconded the motion. ge Order No. 2 ovement No. 74, on Scheme C. . - � Fage 752 November 16, 1976 CATIONS The Council acknowledged reciept of an Assoc ation of Metropol- itan Municipalities Modest Cost Housing Co ttee Report. Administrator Johnson advised the Council of the concerns expressed by several local municipal officia s in regard to this matter and urged attendance by Council epresentatives at a Metropolitan Council hearing to be held on Thursday, November 18. DEPARTMENT TUS REPORT The Council acknowledged receipt of a notice of the Dakota County League of Municipalities general memb rship meeting to be held on November 18. The Council acknowledged receipt of the Police Department monthly report. The Council acknowledged receipt of a handou City Administrator regarding salary negotiat Local 320 and the Public Works Department. . discussion, the matter was tabled to Decembe: The Council acknowledged receipt of the Engineering Status Report.� ' r, 1976 memo from the ns with the ter a lengthy 7. , 1976 POLLING The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo fr m the City Clerk regarding the relocation of the Precinct 4 po ling place. After a brief discussion, the Council directe the staff to find a more suitable location for the Precinc 4 polling place. OF CLAIMS Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of'-thelfollowing motion: as : 3 �s: 0 :s: 3 �s : 0 RESOLVED, that the claims submitted to the Ci y Council for payment, a summary of which is attached heret and identified as List of Claims submitted for payment, Nove er 16, 1976, having been audited by the City Council be an are hereby .� allowed and the Mayor and Clerk-Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to issue checks in payment of sa d claims. Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. � Acting Mayor Lockwood moved approval of th� 1: - granting licenses to: � Todora's Plumbing Klamm Plumbing & Heating Klamm Plumbing & Heating Plumbing License Plumbing License Excavating Licen, Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. >e of licenses, �� c Page 753 November 16, 1976 OURN Tnere be�ng no further business to come befo e the Council, Councilman Losleben moved that the meeting b adjourned. Councilman Mertensotto seconded the motion. s: 3 s• 0 - E OF ADJOURNMEtdT: 10:10 o'clock P.M. a T: rt G. Lockwood ng Mayor i G.M. Radabaugh Clerk-Treasurer ;� 1a},�;U 7'A 13L1GHTS_]'OL10E UEI''AF'I'!•9l;NT AC']_IV1'TY_kL•'POkT Homi ide • Manslaughter Rape Assa lt to Rape (Attempted) Robbery - Armed Robbery - Strong Armed Burglary - Residential Burglary - Non-residential Larceny Auto Theft TOTAL: Aggra ated Assault Other Assaults (Simple) Arson Forge y anci Counterfeiting Fraud Stole Property-Possession, sale, etc. Crimi al Damage to Property(�7andalism) ��eapo s Violations , Other Sex Offenses Narco ics - Opium, Cocaine and Derivatives Marij ana Synth tic Addicting Drugs Other Dangerous Narcotic Drugs Offen es Against Family & Children D.W.I Liquo Law Violations Drunk ness Disor erly Conduct All O her Offenses TOTAL: Suspi ion Run�k ys Viol. of Rd. and MV Laws Parki g Violations Lost/ ound Persons Lost/ ound Property Lost/ ound Animals Lost/ ound Vehicles Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident Perso al Injury MV Accident H& R Personal Injury MV Accident Prope ty Damage MV Accident N& R Property Damage MV Accident Publi Accidents-Fal�ls, Drownings, Etc. H o m e Occupational Acc.-Fa11s,Burns,Etc. Sick Cared For "I•iental "Case Suicide Firear s Accidents N0. Cleared oss 4 . $ ,837 2 $ ,637 14 3 $ 520 1 1 $ 21 4 $ ,994 8 � 1 2 1 1 18 31 22 1 5 2 4 2 4 7 2 2 2 1 1 1 8 10 0 November, 1971 Recovered $6.00 . $528.00 $534.00 .' Sudden eath & Bodies Found Animal B'tes � Domestic Alarms-R sidential Alarms-N n-Residential Public A sists • Miscell eous Service - Public Initiated Miscella eous Service - Officer Initiated Fires TOTAL Man Hour (approx.) Miles Dr ven (approx.) Public C ntacts (approx.) Traffic itations Juvenile Warnings Vehicle epair and Adult - iaarnin Tickets Ordinanc Violation Summons No. 1 2 7 - 10 13 15 24 5 77 1,550 13,550 330 50 2 3 •6 Cle�red Notes an Remarks ' There wa a total of 136 man hours devoted to training during November, 976. Officers Arndt an Vaillancourt attended a 40 hour Psychology for Police Course, gt. Wicks attended a 24 hour Supervisory/Management Training�Seminar, and Captain ange attended a 16 ho Photography Seminar and 16 hour Sexual Assault Seminar. � IliCNDOTA I-IEIGI-ITS �IRE UCPf�RTfiIENT Ii10NTf�LY f�EPORT ire No. 6�89 thru 76/100 - fl1onth of oct TRE ALARmS , ESTImATED DAmA E TYPE NUmBER - BUILDING Indust y 1 Buildi g �- 3 Uehicl � 4 Grass Other ' 2 False larms 2 TOTALS 12 LOCATION OF FIRE ALARmS NUmBER �mendot Heights 10 Uillag of inendota 1 Sunfis Lake 1 Lilyda e Other � DATE BILLED XXXXXXXXXXX 11/15/76 11/15/76 19 76 CONTENTS � A T. OF BIL'LING ' X XXXXXXXXXXXXX 200.00 TOTAL'— 12 TOTAL— W RK PERFOR ED mAN HOURS Fire C lls 114 meetin s 28 Drills 36 � Truck�, quipment, & station maintenance 30 ' Special Training � fldminisj:•:r:ative 11 Total man Hours— 219 P �i=•JNAL INJURY— R (YIA�'!<S— REPORT BY A, Siebell by gl 200.00 400.00 II'IENDOTA NCIGI-ITS I�IRE UC4�I�fZTf11ENT 1110NTI�LY RCf�U(�T F're f�o. �6 101 thru 76/105 month of Novem er �g 76 F 4E ALARmS � ESTImATED DAmAG �� 1'YPE NUmBER BUILDING � CONTENTS Indust y , Buildi g ' 2 (both smoke) � Uehicl 1 Grass 1 Other False larms 1 , TOTALS 5 $ none Lj]CATION OF �FIRE ALARmS mendot Heights Uillag of inendota Sunfis Lake Lilyda e Other M lw Rd. #76/103 TOTAL- NUmBER 4� DATE BILLED XXXXXXXXXXX � � none AmT. OF BIL'LING X XXXXXXXXXXXXX 12/3/76 _ 5 TOTAL- W RK PERFORIYED mAN HOURS Fire Calls 89 meetings 31 Drills 40 Truck,e uipment; 8� station maintenance 18 Special T•raini�g Administrative 12 Total man Hours- 190 P RSONAL I��i�'.� - R mARKS- M'lw Rd. billed for grass fire started by their train. REPORT BY A. Siebell by gl one (false alarm 350.00 �� y � J � CITY OF P�4ENDOTA HEIGFiTS Planning Commission � Minutes November 23, 1976 e regular meeting of the Mendota Heights Planning Com� s called to order at 8:00 P.M., Tuesday, November 23, Chair�aoman Kathy Ridder. The following members were y Wheeler, Robert Clemens, Lesley Crecelius and Josep] sent members were: Lawrence Culligan and Gregory Que] esent caere Planning Consultant Dahlgren and City Admi� hnson. ' � ROVAL OF UTES - nutes be approved RING -- CASE 76-24, LIGAN SUB- ISION pl�at, including such ea be be lission 1976 present: i Stefani. il. Also iistrator The minutes of the October 26 meeti g had been submitted with the agenda. R. Clemens moved, seconded by L. Crecelius, th t the as submitted. Vote: Al1 Ayes. Chairwoman Ridder opened the hearin at " 8:05 P.M. to consider the subdivisi n of Dr. Culligan's property. L. Cullig n attended as a citizen in the audience. Mr. �ayne Tauer of Suburban Engineering explained t e proposed details as: � 1) 21 lots on 16� acres. 2) Streets to tie into the existing frontage road and Culligan Lane and then proceed northwesterly d wn the � hill to a turn-around. _ 3) Some sanitary sewer by gravity; lift station t be located in the island of the turn-around. 4) Utility services to be provided north of Dr. C lligan's house to the Ted Van property. ' , .5) Storm sewer facilities to be provided via a po area in the southwest corner to discharge on t in the northwest corner. Consultant Dahlgren several matters, noting that Outlet B in the s corner should be attached to other property, t making it a part of usable property. He also the 6-foot wide Outlot C on the east side of t street is not buildable and in his opinion is proper platting procedure. Arnold Vick, owner of property east of the entranc �eared to object to the proposed plat. He noted that �ements had provided access to his property and he al : city had vacated said easement. It was noted that :n subdivided into two parcels, the northerly one of � isolated under the proposed platting scheme. . ding TH 13 xplained uthwest ereby oted that e entrance ot a street, earlier eged that ot 1 had hich would i•Iii�utes ro th th 130 le Af to -2- November�23, 1976 L. Culligan then explained that the north-south en �d should be dedicated by both abutting owners-and ex �t the Vick's would dedicate 30 feet. L. Culligari in 3t earlier negotiation sessions had not been successf th L. Culligan and Consultant Dahlgren recommended th �al matter of dedication be referred to attorneys for ter a brief discussion, R. [aheeler moved, seconded by continue the hearing at the December 28 meeting. Vo ance cted cated the �solution. . Clemens, . A Aves. Consultant Dahlgren then advised the Commission an audience th t the Culligan subdivision is included in the Mississippi River cr'tical area. He indicated that someone from his offi e would at end the workshop in St. Paul on AZonday, November 29. HE RING -- CASE Chaircaoman Ridder opened the hearin NO. 76-27A �Zr. Gearman appeared in support of GE R�iAN P.EZONI'VG application. He sho��ed on floor pl building could and would be separat si gle family units by the blocking of several doors. Ri der asked for comments from the audience; no one res Af er a very short discussion, L. Crecelius moved, seco R. ��Vheeler, that the Plannin Commission recommend ap r a lication rezoning Lot 2, Block 3 of Lexington Highla fr m R-1, single family district, to F-2, two family di Vo e: All Ayes. � - J S Cc sc fc L. 0 e P h at 8:58 P.Ai. he rezoning ns how the d into two hairwoman onded. ded by val of the ds, west tri--�-�t — E NO. 76-22, No one appeared in support of the a plication. H�R STAMP AND Consultant Dahlgren indicated a rec nt -SUBDIVISION conversation with the owner and sai that he and the o�aner would be ready for di cussion at December 28 meeting. N0. 76-29 E/WALLPdER IVISION �zission of the e discussion by a hear�ng for Creceli-us , that � ; a:i°7;�YAyes . A'!r. Wallner was present to explain proposals for subdividing the prope of Wentworth Avenue and west of Del Both he and Consultant Dahlgren adv several platting schemes being consid the Planning Commission members as t this subdivision, R. Wheeler moved, s a subdivision hearinq be held on Dec A� 9:I5 P.r-i., member L. Culligan took his seat at ssion t•able. E NO. 7G•-30 Russell Sudeith, attorney for nZr. P ST SUBDIVISION explained the proposed subdivision Pabst property south of Wagon Vdheel t of the Rogers Lake City Park. It was indicated th perty could be divided�into approximately 11 lots in ever, the present proposal is to subdivide the prope parcels, respecting the future subdivision scheme. ed that the westerly lot would be 125 feet wide at t he several ty north ware Z�venue . sed the red. After the need conded by mber 2 8 . bst,` or the Trail and t th e the future; ty into It was e lake, 0 utes , -3- Pdovember �3, 1976 ra her than the 100 feet as stated in the application. . Culligan no ed that there had been extreme interest on the part o lake ow ers on early suUdivision proposals and that this lake shore sub- di ision should be put up for hearing. J. Stefani'moved seconded bv L. Crecelius, that a hearinct be set for December 28. Vote: All s. CA � NO. 76-31 The proposed division of a lot on th TH jSEN/HARRINGTON of Furlong Avenue was explained by t SU DIVISION Consultant Dahlgren supported the di recommended approval despite 'the fac of the new lots are below the existing platting requirem fu ther discussion, R. Wheeler moved, seconded by L. Cre re ommend approval of the lot division. ,Vote: All Ayes CA E NO. 76-32 Administrator Johnson explained an a CA SON VARIAVCE received this evening from"Stephen C requesting a side yard variance sout Av nue, east of Clement Street. Administrator Johnson e th other unsolved problems of the area, such as possibl of Clement, future access to property a block south of T as well as the problems of the small lots. P�lr. nostert hi desire to develop on the several small lots, includi no owned by the Carlson's. �fter further discussion, t ac nowledged that a house could be placed on Lot 1(corn wi hout a variance. The matter was to be further discus Co sultant Dahlgren and it appeared that the variance ap wa unnecessary with a new development proposal. _ vII east end e applicant. ision and that two nts. After elius, to plication rlson of Third plained vacation ird Avenue, xplained g the one e applicant r lot) ed with lication LANEOUS Administrator Johnson explained acti ns by the City Council on matters acted upon b the Planning Commission on October 26. , I�D OURN There being no further business, R. moved, seconded by L. Crecelius, th me ting be adj ourned at 9: 5 0 P. A4. 6 lemens a the :� nPPl� O�.�ne� . Case No. /� � � City of Mendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION � of � PLANNING REQUEST � � � - � • Date of Applicati n /i/.��7� � Fee Paid � /�00 �, • • /oa �-rr 'r/ r 5S� lL� 1� � � � �2`� �� 7 z — i �� s cant �Tame: r 1" � O / - 2 Last First Init al I� ��5�'" `'��5 /� `�T. ,l?. ,�?��'� �%�� S �C� Aedress: Cs-I' O� � Number and Street City State� Zip Code Name : 5 � M . st First �cidress : I�'umber and Street City Stre t Location of Property in Question � ^ a �� L C? ��l'` fi �� i� L- �%L � �i � o Lega Description of Property: �_ „ - � s � -r �-1 � l.) --y h La c. K � T�•p� � nf Request : Init a tate � Zip Code ��i<L-c� f � � R�zoning �Variance Conditional Use Permi �Subdivision Approval Plan Approval .O�her (Specify) � N�vember 23, 1976 P ANNING REPORT C SE NUMBER: PLICANT: LmCATION: ION REQUESTED: PI�ANNING CONSIDERATIONS: 1 2. 3. 4. 76-31 Robert Thissen and Kenneth Ha� 1088 Jessie Street, St. Paul 585 Granada Street, Oakdale South of Furlong Avenue, West Lake Augusta, East of Trunk H 55 Division of a Lot ington of ghway The applicants are the owners of Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 at the outh- easterly end of the cul-de-sac of Furlong Avenue which is a cul-de-sac extending east fram Highway 55. The appl.icants propose to leave Lot 1 as it is for the construction of a single family home. They propose simply to take Lots 2, 3, nd 4 which are existing 60 foot lots•and combine them into two 90 foot lots. This produces two lots of 11,935 square feet each wit 90 feet of frontage on the south side of Furlong Avenue. The basic lot pattern in this area is that of 60 foot lots. �would appear that the pro�osal to combine three lots into tw 90 foot lots is a reasonable one providing homesites for sin family housing with 70 feet of building width. The applican propose to develop single family houses on the two lots crea of the three lots plus the development of a single family h on Lot 1 at the end of the cul-de-sac. It would appear that what the applicants are proposing� to do is exactly in accordance with the City's desires to combine smaller lots into larger lots creating more desirable homesi in the area. It le s ed out ne here �s It would appear reasonable for the Planning Commission to co sider _ the proposed division of land as an exception to the subdivision regulations under Section 11.3 of the ordinance no requiring public hearings as normally required in a typical subdivision platting procedure. ,_ �� r G-� ,�.V�, r � �{%. i� �`�i"' G ♦ • ' � w fi�::==_��_=��1 fi� _—,�•. � . r �• �♦ � � w n^ +�► ,. .r • . i i � 0 � _. � �lYl �IOt�,I � or . „ � �� _ � � , ��-�- � 1 - � ac� � �� 1_._.�� CA5E C�UMBER: 76-31 APPLICANT: Robert Thissen, Kenneth Harrin ton ACijO�e Divisi n of a Lat � '1�,6�'w i �- j i r r� ��.�. + � 3 � °� , � � i � �,� � , � � �� / ` ' i��G � � * �� , z a�- ��, .��,� ' �� . ,/t,�•y�i ,�wu��,�a'� s � a a ��rV�" �-•G�+�-`�2.. j • � �' � � . 'i - f%�ti"` .-y.t.�� ° ✓✓�.^��,.�=ti:,-,r2. c 5 _ jz � � � � � �c.� ' . ..�7P � fi . �/l' �. -� �� .� . �y�� I� _ fi . .{ ..t��,r..�.�,. : / � °r 1 � �"` �"r/-�- e _ ' . ��`�� .-,, t °z -' f' � , � 1 � , � �.L .� .ij ,�.�4 ,� � • � � � �' ' . -� f 1! , 1 � 1 �J __.:?. , `'l- . '"` � '� '%^�- �r�� 1 %'..�" � � - � ' � � CI'ii' Cl :•iND1:;`O`t"T� Ei1;I��TS I�ark �z*�d Recrca�i�n C�xr�mission t•: i r.x�f:c:.� (��:i:^.l:c�t ? I, 1�376 Present Absent Howe JQ1in��n Selander Finn 2•iurph� Mi11s Sh i.�man Literski T•Ti.tt Lundeen riinutes of tYse August �t5, i9'�6 meeiing approved. F,ecrea�tion -- Coit�p�aints have be�� received regarding the They need ��o recei�re better care - brushed before flooded. will discuss any m�intenance problems. �e skating rinks. )ewey and Rudy Txails -- the Curl��r S`x`dJ_�, is c?u� �� be started any day but t will not have a gravel covc�ring. �ti'�:cn the hig?i�ay department is through i the area ,they will �ut in an �i<Pub �u��t bitumincus pedway. 7.`I�e Plarning Com.ma.ssic�r_, concerr,.�d with safety, discussed th ,.�. bridge at Fiigt?k'c'1.YS 110 and 49. jtiTe requested that the Plan k�ep us inior.:ied when the;� di�cu;.�s firails or any other subje are vitall.y interesi:er� in. We jaa r� the Planning Commission to the Council tY.at �?�hlgren seaid in an application to Feder (::'tiU) ��,r funds €or such a p��jeci�e The Park Commission wis in�].uded in preparation �f the a�plication and in any furthe i:hese Yin?s. �he tennis n�ts wi13. J�� taken do�art �Tovember 1 or 2. Tize httdget' wns apprc�vr:3 �s svbmitted to the Council. _ . Park and Recreat�on S�.�rv�y -- Ma.�,l�s and Witt reported a 21� surve ys o �1. rirc�lirain<�r;� taZ].y sho�vs that most adults want 't 1, rti�3tuxe r�rwas 2. C�:o�s�Country skii��g 3. Itn�sr�us �sners ia]z� 4. bicycle-Pec�way sys�:em 5. Free skating r?..zks possibility of ng Commission which we recommending Aid Urban s to be planning along turn of the following: 6. Tennis 7. Bicycle-pedway on Dodd Road 8. Restroom faciliti s 9. Picnic areas 10. Play equipment Crass-country ska. •-- Li onc.l Gr�er��, y, Northern Dakota Count; report�d the trails en the I2auen`zc�r�i: property, Friendly Hil Park are i^eadyo He has ��1ac�d ��.qz� �,long the trails. 2'he approxima�ely $1,60f� in respon�r_ to n?Z�application for feder Greenburg asked iF the Ciiy WFL'73{:a �,o apply for another grant rel�orted L-hat v:e ha�e tnree ox �Qt:r liridges in Valley Park w up to standard �nd ti�e ��:a3:I. i:neLe ne:�ds leveling. Harvey ;w �stirate an levelin� c:_csts ��.rid :?udy tnought we might be able ��rocess yet i�his �ali. V;a� w9.3.1 �st:�rt the application in"mot svbnut it to a Ce�unck:� �r.e�:l,iny b�fc�r� the next park board me� i:hat isn't po�.�a.b].e, i�c�vin, P�I�ry ��d Liz will review the �app. h�fore it is st�Y:r:�:it�ec'�d ' Ski Club, s and Valley ity received 1 funds. in-aid. He ich aren't 11 give an to start the on hoping to ting. If ication � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGiiTS • MEMO November 23, 1976 . City Council OM: Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator BJECT: Metropolitan Waste Control Couunission Interceptor Maintenance Agreement No. 130 � � We have received a renewal proposal from the Metropolitan Wa te ntrol Commi.ssion for the maintenance of the headhouse and assoc'ated uipment. The City forces have been conducting this maintenance since e take-over by the Metropolitan [4aste Control Commi.ssion, and w have en paid for labor, ma.terials, and associated costs. For your i formation, e compensation paid to us by the Metropolitan Waste Control Co 'ssion ounted to $5,874 for 1975. The new proposal continues the same greement seci on actual costs as calculated by the Clerk-Treasurer from o r records. I recommend that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to renew he reement for 1977. � . 0 r CITY_OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS ` MEMO December 1, 1976 T : ' City Council < F OM: Orvil J. Johnson ' City Administrator � S BJECT: Probationary Employees George Noack, Jr. and Terry Blum were employed as probationa e ployees in the Public Works Department on June 16, 1976. Their p obationary periods will expire on December 16. I have received f vorable written reports from Harvey on both employees, his reco endation ' b ing that both employees be given permanent status. In addition to Harvey's expression of satisfaction, my perso al � o servations of these employees have heen favorable. In view of �y p rsonal observations and Harvey's reports, I would recommend tha G orge Noack, Jr. and Terry Blum be given permanent employment s atus, effective December 16. George Noack, Jr. works with the treet D partment employees, and Terry Blvm is filling the position of P rk M intenance Man. ; CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO December l, 1976 City Council iM: Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator � r �JECT: Confirmation of F.�nployment This is to advise you of an employment change in the adminis rative 'ice staff. Mrs. Avis Huspek resigned from the position of Cle k/Typist 'ective October 22. The position was advertised in the Dispatc , and �eral applications were received. All of the applications were reviewed, . interviews were conducted. As a result of this process, the position was offered to and accepted Mrs. Helen Riley of West St. Paul. Mrs. Riley began her proba ionary �loyment on November 22. I would herewith recommend your appro al and firmation of the employment of Mrs. Helen Riley as Clerk-Typis the probationary salary of $540 per month. , _ . . _�: -• - ---------- , �y � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO . City Council . Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator . Municipal Office Space Lease � November 30, 1976 The time has come to be more formal and exacting in the leas the new general office and police department floor space. Br tory as you recall goes like this: a. Resolution No. 76-29 �vas adopted on April 20, 1976 indicating the intention of the City to lease new and additional space from I1CR Corporation. This Resolution expressed City intent and thereby was used as evidence by DCR in obtaining the financing for the new addition. b. 2'he building permit for the new building was approv by the City Council on September 7 thereby authoriz the bricks and mortar for such new office space. Ray Wheeler presented a draft lease agreement. This has b local sta�f and Sherman Winthrop, and changes were made to a ie by City personnel. The new lease sets forth the following 1. 3,525 square feet at $6.00 per square foot per year. , (Old lease, $5.37.) Annual Cost: $21,150. Also = includes a tax escalation clause, as did the old " lease. ='� . 3. agreement :fly, the reviewed nmodate comments :ails : A 30 by 40 foot meeting room and Council chamber are is being furnished without charge. The lease calls for an elevated platform and Council tables to be furnished by the lessor, we will have to provide chairs and other furnishings. Lease period: 7 years, expiring about June, 1984. The office areas have been increased some over the present sq must remember that increases in services and personnel have be past four years; and modest expansion space has been included n years. Police quarters will be on the bottom floor, both in as present, plus expanded into the new addition. Entrance to and the meeting room will be in the new addition, bottom leve ce space will be on the second floor, south side of the buildi ance will be on grade, on the west end of the new addition. A arance is to be presented at the entrance. Parking will be in are footage. n made in or the next the same the Police . General g. Public "City Hall" the same r M�unicipal Office Space Lease .-2- November 30, 1976 � I lative location as it was in the past (just west of the entranc ). I believe that we are very fortunate being able to lease spa e at this asonable rate while the City is in the developing staqe. It wo ld seem oper that during the last half of the lease period, serious pla s be de for a permanent City Hall, Council chambers, police and fire facilities, c. I would urge favorable action authorizing the Mayor and Cle k to ecute the subject lease. � d � 1 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO December 7, 1976 TO: City Council . Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator . Proposed 1977 Salary Adjustments � �3 i�� +. This memo is to inform you of municipal employment conditio s, the 'ie�t and applicability to Mendota Heights; and to present to y u what consider a balanced or compatible scheme of pay for the non-un on xsonr_el. If you recall, the police labor contract was ratifie in .ly of 1976 for 1976 and 1977. The pay scale and several other benefits r police patrolmen were settled at that time. This action est lished e personal services expenditures for police in the I977 budget hence king the guess-work, out of the preparation. The proposed 1976 pay ale for public works was placed before you for ratification se eral eks ago. Further discussion on December 7 will establish stil more a compensation pattern. Within the public works contract I r commende 5.5� wage increase for 1977, a figure that other public works mployees the metro area have not agreed to. Therefore, in putting together the following chart, I have ed police settlements, public works trends, and a myriad of ot ta from the metropolitan area. As you can see from the chart, own a 5.5� increase column and have applied that kind of an in other stronger factors prevail. Footnotes at the bottom of t �uld aid in understanding the notable deviations from the 5.5� .r� In addition to the adjustment for salaries, I am further re - at the hospitalization insurance contri.bution by the City be i .. o$65.00 per month. As of this date, I do not know what the in arrier plans to do with the premi.um costs a� of April 1, the an ate. The $65.00 recommendation is based on the police settleme ther argim►ents presented in the public works memo dated Novembe s obvious that any compensation received via the insurance rout on-taxable from the employees' standpoint, and hence is of spec s ubconsciously er municipal I have rease where e chart increase. creased urance iversary t and 17. It is al interest. An additional change in mileage is also recommended. Your $avorable �n on the following is requested: I 1. 2. Increase Administrator's mileage and expenses from $130 per month to $140 per month. Establish mileage allowance for Police C.hief at $75.00 per month. Salary Adjustments -2- December 7, 1976 3. Authorize 154/mile for other employee mileage as audited in claims. All allowances are provided for in the budget. The new allowanc for the� Police Chief is to compensate him for the use of his personal ca when atfiending night meetings, when responding to special call-backs, and when he has to use his car due to all other units being in service or in for repair. In general, salaries this year are based on a 5.5� general 'ncrease mpared to the 8� considered twelve months ago. As you recall, there was considerable discussion at that time, but the end result, incl ding ditional insurance contribution, ranged from 7.4� to 12.1� inc ease. e spread was quite uniform amongst the various positions. Var'ous formation available, including the recent newsletter from the tanton rvey indicates that many salary adjustments in excess of 5.5� re ing adopted, and I recommend that this schedule be adopted in act. If reduction is deemed necessary, I strongly suggest that a unifo reduction ctor be used, in order to retain the relative positions or dif erences as esented. 0 v. A� � Pasiti n Public Works Supe isar Engine zing Aide II Park-k eper . Aide Public Works Fire rshall Po2ice gt. Police ief Police Part- Account Clerk Recepti Clerk Adminis : cierx/T easurer Adm:.ni s ratar Fire Cn'ef Asst. F�ze Chief Metro Survey Jab. Na. 10 14 NA 16 NA 28 31 NA 35 40 4? 1976 Metro Mean Rate Group Five 1976 Mendota Hts. Rate 5.S�s �commended Inc. Iner ase 197� Rate $1,334/Ma. $1.265/Mo. 69.58 2,049 ?$3 43.Q? NA 800 44.04 2,351 1,345 �3.98 NP. 1,529 1,853 NA 841 604 855 NA NA 62 2,398 1,437 1,�Q0 1,646 3.25/hr. 800 560 770 1,240 2,165 � . �. 7 79.04 15 ?7.00 10 90.53 9 .18 �4.00 30.80 42.35 68.2d 1 119.08 1 9.35 4.95 ? 1,335 845 {�� 845 �1� 1,424 1,590�3� 1,500 t4� 1,745 3.45/hr, 845 b00 845 �5) 1,340{�} 2,275 19Q �� 100�7) (1) Th se positions are �Gemporary and are being filled with C.E.T.A. eam loyees. The la er increase far Engineering Aide II is to give bath emplovees e ual pay. Als , please be advised that G.E.T.A. will pay $833/mo. ($10,400 pe year}, henae these two pasitians wi11 cost us approximately $300 �otal for 1977. � (2} The increase is quite Iarge, hawever, the relative position has not been given ade uate compensation during ].976. This position should be $100 pe month above Pa2'ce Sergeant. (3) Thi increase exceeds the 5.5� also, however compensation is only $ 0 over the I9'7 pay for top patralman. Mast communities have a$I00 spread. {4) SIi htly over 5.5$, however this figure was used in calcu2ating the 2977 budc}et. (5) Con iderably over 5.5�, but th� inarease is necessary to refleat un formity amongst ��P QY�eS=and addi.tional responsihilities. (6) Som over 5.5�, but the position commands more and shnuld reflect responsibilities. (7) Clo er to llo, hawever no adjustments were authorized for 1976. 0 cember 2, 1976 M MORANDUM . Orville Johnson, City Administrator ' F�OM: Richard J. Dwinell HOWARD DANLGREN CONSULTING P � � � ,� , � . ASSOCIATES INCORPORATEO LAN N ERS O N E G R O V E L A N T E R R A C E MINNEAPOLIS� MINN SOTA 55403 6�2•377-3536 R�: Critical Area Planning; Mississippi River Corridor RECEIV`r� D E C i� 1976 M nday., November 29th, I attended a workshop meeting sponsered by the E vironmenta7 Quality Council in the State Office Building, St. P ul. A you may be aware, on October 18, 1976 the Mississippi River Co ridor w s designated as a Critical Area by Governor Anderson. This d signation requires that all development within the Critical Are m st comply with standards and development criteria as administer d b the Environmental Quality Council (EQC). The Governor's order m ndates that all 7oca1 units of government within the Critical A ea m st adopt plans and regulations for controlling development within t e Critical Area. The local community may prepare their own pla or t e Metropolitan Council may prepare it for them. If a plan is n t p epared, EQC wi17 prepare a plan and administer the regulations. T e Critical Area's planning process is an elaborate scheme of pl� a d reviews, involving the EQC, Metropolitan Council, and the Stai P anning Agency. The planning process requires close cooperation c ordination. Their are four primary steps in the Critical Area'� planning process: � 1. Plan Assessment: Communities submit their current plans and regulations to the Metropolitan Council before December 31, 1976. The Metropolitan Council reviews these plans and regulations within 45 days, discusses and reviews the findings with the local community and makes comments to the EQC. 2. Critical Area Grant: The plan assessment process identifi those areas of the local community's plan where additional work is required. Based on this assessment, the Community prepares a detailed work program which will meet the Critical Area designation order requirements. Work tasks are as follows: a. Communities lay out a work program, schedule, and cost estimate for completion of plans and reg- ulations. � ing � 0 ville Johnson ` D cember 2, 1976 P Qe Two i a 1 0 t b. Communities submit grant application to the EQC and the State Plannning Agency. c. EQC and the State Planning Agency review the grant applications and approve the grant amount. Critical Area funds must be encumbered before June 30, 1977. 3. Plan Preparation: Local government plans are to be sub- mitted to the Metropolitan Council within six (6) months of the effective date of the designation order, on or before May 24, 1977. � 4. Plan Review: All plans will be reviewed by the Metropolitan Council and approved by the EQC. e Governor's order mandates that each local unit of government clude in their plans and regulations s ecific items�. I have at photocopy of the specific standards and guide ines for preparin cal plans and regulations. As you can see, the requirements ar tensive and specific. The City of Mendota Heights has complete this work and some of this work is anticipated to be completed e Metropolitan Mandatory Land Planning Program. Hotvever, there ecific items which require special attention. B cause of the limited time of the Critical Area Program, the Cit placed at a disadvantage in the preparation of the required plans t e May 24th deadline. The City is eligible to receive a grant t i defraying the cost of preparing the Critical Area's Plan. How t e grants are not expected to be disbursed until April or May. Although the amount of the grant is unknown, the sum is not expec t be significant, perhaps two or three thousand dollars ($2-3,00 commendations: I would recommend that the City assemble the current Comprehensiv Z ning Ordinance, and Subdivision Regulations, and mail them to M. John Rutford, Referral Section, Metropolitan Council of the T Cities, hletro Square Building, St. Paul, P�1N 55101. This should d ne before December 23, 1976. �' e Metropolitan Council will review the plans and contact the Ci t the needed Critical Area Plan items. The City will•then prepa w rk program outlining the work, time, and costs involved in prep t e Critical Area's Plan. The work programs will be submitted to E C and State Planning Agency for approval. Once approval is ach t e City must move forward to accomplish the plan items before M y 24, 1977. I you prefer, we can represent the City through your office and c n te and complete the required work items within the designated ti p riod. I will be communicating with you in the near future on tt m tter. hall ached some in are is before aid ver, ed )• Plan, in as a ing he ved , is di- �i� �- � 9 '.,�—� �I7 �� ' � � �� ? � �� , � �'� �, ' : M�„ �'� �'M1 a^ .T 9 ... �� ', �f . - .�., �.. 1 t M ti r G L 1 r � � r� � �� A"� �, � Y 4 1 a :4. . � :�. i �I \�7 a ✓ (1 k._: � +y-' l Appli QtiOlt fOT k'TREARMS DEALER Li.cense New_ Renewa hereby pply for a license for the ferm of One Year in the City of Mendota Heig Dakofa, iaie of Minnesota. Firm na e�T, ;,"F PT2pPRTFT�R Address Citg MFN1�(�TA HFrcHTS Telephon number�Z�154 Is this a firm, corporaiiori, parfnership, private ownership? or . . (Circle one) Officers: Pres._ V. Pres Secy._ �� u n n �� a ti n WhaY are$s have you worked in? The unde signed applican! makes ihis application pursuanf to all ihe laws of !he Siaie ` and such rules and regulations as the Council of the City of Mendota Heights may time pres ribe. = Daie of A plication 12/l/76 Signe License f e paid Appl. reco mended for approval by _ Daie_ _ For office reference purposes only: Bond expi es: Cer2. of In . expires: oiice � ' Counfy of Minneso2a n time to 1023 London Road Mendota Heights, November 30, 1976 Council of the City of Mendota'Heights City Hall 750 South Plaza Mendota Heights, Gentlemen: Drive Minnesota 55118 I am submitting an Application for Firearms Dealer a; detailed by the attached City License Form and as rec by City Ordinance 909. Additional information impor� to this application is contained in the attached Dep< ment of the Treasury Application for Firearms LicensE Presently my interview with the Bureau of AT&F agent been comnleted and my approved Federal license shoulc issued within an estimated two to four weeks. Some additional comments may certainly be proper a,t time. I would like to emphasize that this license w be applicable only in the scope of authorization of activities as a hobby or light avocation. As noted, business address is my residence and as such would b restricted to an extremely light level of activity c only firearms of collector's issues, and rare and hi arms. Printed and listed advertising in any form wo be avoided. As such, I expect�and desire this activ to be limited to a level of approximately 10 contact year. _ 55118 uired ant rt- has be his uld hese the. vering h value ld ty per I certainly expect this activity not to be a burden o a�iyone and at the same time to be a service apprecia ed by some. Therefore, I ask your approval of this app ica- tio;� at a nominal or gratis license fee. � Sincerely, W. H. Penney Resident Attachments � �i DE tiFTMEtiT OF THE THEASUNY FOR ATF U5E 6NLY RJRF r+U Oi ALCOHOI, TORaCCO at�0 F IRCoRMS APP ICATION FOR LlCENSE " UNDER 18 U.S.C. Chapter QI, FIREARMS 1. NAME OF UWN R OR CqHPORATION (IJ j101JtlN3�11(�, Itl[IIIIII' IWI�KOJrocir poriniyf William H. Penney 2, TRADE NAME. � ANV 4. NAfAE OF COUN V IN WHICH BUSINESS IS LOCATED Dakota 6. BUS WESS LQCA ION �/f nn strril od�lrrii in itrm S, rhov Jir��tion.6• Jumner�rom nrand ICO. u� �il limibf 8. APPIICANT'S BU INESS IS � INDIV DUAILY OWNED � A CORPORATION � A PAFi NERSHIP � � OTHER (S/ucijyJ 10. IS ANY BUS�NE OTHER THAN THAT FOR WMICH THE LICENSE APPL�CATION IS BEING MA�E ONDUCTED ON THE BUSINE55 PREMISES. (If "YCI";irt fh[ FOR INTERNAL REVENUE SVC CTR. USE ONLY �, EMPLOVER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER OR SOCIAL SECURI V NO. 471-26-6155 - 5. BUSINESS ADDRE55 /HFDOr sliK! tlu„ cily, tfal4 :lp Cudf/ 1023 London Road Mendota Heights, Minn. 5118 7, TELEPHONE NUMBER /I�Iclud[ Alta Cbdt� BUSINESS S ame RESIDENCE 457-6154 9, qPPLICANT'S BUSINE55 IS LOCATED IN �A COMMERCIAL BUILDING � A RESIDENCE ISet nrburlion 0/ ❑ OTHER /Spec(jyJ �nc�ol nalme oJ �at busincssJ u YES � NO t 7. APPLICATION 1 MADE FOR A IICENSE UNDER 16 U.S.C. CHAPTER 44 as a: '(Placc an (X/ in eo/umn (bJ oflhe appropriafe lint. Submir fhe ft� rhoKn in applicatinn.J .�NE � TYPE OF LICENSE NO. � � 1 IMPOR ER OF OESTRUCTIVE DEVIGES OR AMMUNITION fOR OESTRUCTIVE DEVICES 2 � IMPOR�'ER OF FIREANMS OTHER THAN DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES Ofl AMMUNITION FOR OTHER THAN DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES 3 �M 4 M —i— 5 I M RER OF DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES OR AMMUNITION FOR DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES OF FIREARMS OTHER THAN DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES ER OF AMMUNITION FOR FIREARMS OTHEH THAN DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES \ 6 DEALE IN DESTRUCTIVE DEV ICES OR AMMUNITION FOR DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES � PAWNB OKER DEALING IN FIREAflMS 07HER THAN DESTRUCTIVE DEVICES OR AMMUNITION GOR FIREAHMS OTHER THAN OESTR CTIVE DEVICES - g• �EA�E IN FIREARMS OTHER THAN DESTRUCTIVE OEVICES OR ARIMUNITION FOR OTHEF THAN DESTRUCTIVE OEVICES �/NCLUDES: � RiJle �7 Shot,c«nt 6�Hr�ols �7 Ra•otvert �Ammunition only .�J Gunnni�h activitret ❑ �'p'a p'mpon•) (Chrck one or mweJ 9 COLLE TOR OF CURiOS AND RELICS (Nole Omif ifems /.?ond 14 ifchrcAed here./ nn (c/ with the "X" FEE b c 51,000 550 51,000 S50 S10 S7.Oo0 Si5 � S70 ► S70 12. PAVMENT FOR T E LICENSE, MAOE PAVABLE TO THE INTERNAL MONEY OTHER OUNT SUBMI7TED I?EVENUE SERV� E IS ATTACHED OR ENCLOSED IN THE FORM OF: � CHECK ❑ ❑ ORDER (SperifyJ S 1 O. Q O 13. HOUfiS OF OPER TION OF APPI�CANT'S BUSINESS 14. AHE THE APPLICANTS BUSINESS PRE ISES OPEN TO THE — GENERAL PUBLIC DURING THESE HO RS TIME SUNOAY MONDAV TUESDAY DNESDAY THURSOAV FRIDAV SATURDAY OPEN 2.00 :OOpm 6:OOpm 9:OOam � YES ' cLOS[ rj ; Q �� : 0 Opm : 0 Opm 5� 0 Opm � NO /Ijno, give explana! on on separcre sheetJ 15. AVPROXIMATEL HOW MANY FIREARMS WERE SOID BY APPLICANT DURING 16. IS APPLICANT PRESENTLY ENGAGED IN A BUSINESS REO IRING A FEDERAL 7:iE PRECeti1NG ELVE MONTHS FIREARMS LICENSE /!%y[S.OntW[i )710 2Uf - None • � YES � NO 17. PRESENT LICENS NUMBER 18 DATE F�REARM BUSINESS COMMENCED None Starting IF Bl1SINESS OBTAINED FROM SOMEONE ELSE GIVE 19 NAME „ 20. LICENSE NUMBER „ ATF Form 7 (10-751 PAEVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOIETE PAGE1 r 21. U576ELOW HEINFppMATIO�VREOUI(3EDfOREACHINpIVIDUA�pWNER,PAFiTNER,AND07HERRESPONSIBLEPERSON5(irr/nsuurri��r�n�INTHChPp41CnNTBUSI NESS.fFAf IE,USiGIVEN}�At.1ESAt�lOMAIOEN,IFh1ARRtED,c,g„•'MAftYAL10EtSMtTHiJONES;'NOT"MRS.JQHNJpNES:'/fjo,lditi.uralsJra� r�rz,,.t�Jrr>.�aa�r.r+ar..ln,�Lt FULL NAME POS�7�ON AND HOME ADORESS PLACC OF paTb c�F SpCIAISECUHITYNO. (h��fuJ�7�pC'�iJ��I __ _-131NTM _ �'v__pIRTH_"_" Willia� Harry, 471-26-6155 1023 London Road Mendota Heights Minn. 55118 � Racheste�r, � 6j16f 29 Minn. I 22. HAS APPlICAN OR ANY PERSON LISTED A9pVE: (!f "Yer"pface cn (•f hy rhe name and shaw the ciry and sialr at iighl/ YES NO C�rr A. MEtO A FIR ARMS UC£NSE 0. BEEN OEflt O FiR£RRMS tiCEh5E C. BEEN AN O FICER �N A COR�ORATION pEALING IN PIREARMS X STATE D. 6E£N Att E ttOYEE AES�4NSI8CE fQR FtREARMS ACT3YITIES OF A tSCENS$iy OEALER GIVE FUI.� DET II.S ON SEPARATE SHEET FOR AL.L "Yes'" ANSWERS IN ITEMS 23 & 24. 23' A. CtiARGEO BY INF4RMATION OA UNOEfi INi?ICTMEFlT 1tM ANY C44}RT FdR A CRtME PVNISHABLE 8Y �MPFiiS¢NMEh! F8R A TERM EXCEEDiNG ONE YEAR IS APPt,ICANT g, A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE OR ANY PER NAMEd 1N ITE C. AN ALlEN WHO IS ItCEGAIIY OR VNLAWFULtY IN THE UNI't'EQ STATE$ 2/ AB(jVE: Q, uNDER 2/ YEAFiS OF AQ£ E. AN VNLAWFUL VSER OF OR ADDICTED TO MARIHUANA OR ANY OEPRESSANT, $TIMULANT OR NARCOTIC DRUG �4' itAS APFt,lCAN A• BEEN CONYlCTEO tN ANY COURT OF A CRtME PVNtSHABCE 6Y fM�RtS4tiMENT fOA A T£FiM £XCEEDING ONE YEt�R OR ANY pERSO B. BEEN D#SCHARGEp FROM TttE ARMED FORCES UNpER OtSHONORABL,E COMDiT10N5 NAMEO IN ITE C. 9EEN A6JUDICA7E0 AS A MENTA4 LiEPECTIVE OR BEEN COMMITTEO TO ANY M6NTAl IN5TITUTIdN 21 EVER: D. REt[QVNCED HtS CtTf2ENSNIP, HAVtNG BEEN A C1712EN OP TNE Uft3TED STA7E5 25„ CfRTtFiCATfII : UnGer tht pcnalties {mpaud by t8 US.C. 92i, t dectarc ihyt S h�vic examinod �hit apptiqtion and iha ducumentt submitled in support ihereut, nnd �o � knowkdite and ief, lhey are true, carrcq and rnmpkte. , SIGN TITt,E #iERE� ATE ' �� fOR A7F USE 2&. APPtICA7tON ! (Gr rrasorrs forltmfiimtrd or drmpprored apptitatiort) ' ❑ APPROVE � ❑ DESAPPR EO S�GNATURE OF NA� D/pECTOq DETACH LVSTR UC770,YS BEFOR£ FILfNG 7E paGE Z u( my X � ,2(46) Floodway: The channel of a stream and those portions of the loodplain adjoining the channel thot ore required to carry and discharge the flood water or flood flows of any river or stream. ' ,2(47) Floor Area: The sum of the gross horizontal areas of the seve al floors of a building including interior balconies, mezzanines, basemen s and attached accessory buildings, but excepting that area primaril devoted to window display, fifiting rooms, stairs, escalators, unenclosed orches, detached accessory buildings utilized as dead storage, heatin and utility rooms, inside off-street parking or loading space. .2(48) Floor Area Ratio: The numerical value obtained through divi ing the floor area of a building or buildings by the lot area on which uch building or buildings are located. 3 . 2(.49) � . 2(50) �.2(51) � . 2(52) � . 2(53) .2(54) Garage, Private: A detached accessory building or portion of the principal building, including a carport, which is used primari y for storing passenger vehicles, trailers or one (1) truck of a rated apacity not in excess of one and one-half (1 1/2 ) tons. Garage, Public:� A building or portion of a building used for sfiorage of vehicles for remuneration. Garage, Repair: A building or space for the maintenance of but not including auto wrecking or junk yards. General Floor Plan: A graphic representation of the anticip utilization of the floor area within a building�or structure. Governing Body: The Village Council. the hicles Home Occupat.ion: Any gainful occupation meeting all of th following requirements: when engaged in only by persons residing in their dwelling, when that occupation is conducted in not more than one (1) ro m within the principal structure, when evidence of the occupation is n t visible from the street, when the principbl structure becomes the base of operation for that occupation using only that equipment or machinery w ich is usually found in a home, and when not involving the retail sales of products produced off the� A professional person may use his residence for consultation, emergency treatment or performance of religious rites but not for the general practice of his profession. No accessorY building shall be used for such home occupation. l (401) � ! ASSE Ayes: ?.=ays : 2�iF�tl E CQ2JST 'c0 D� P�ge 931 Septcmber 17, 1979 3 L1af:.E Fngineer Kishel distributed a list of revised a sessmen� CONTROL tigures, in response to abjections received, in icating the �2•�NT ROLL following correctians: Ayes : 5 ?�Tays : U 1�+�zzE �t� DESILTIP; F I REAR`•S Courtney and Helen Pince, far Parcel #26125-E from $2,436.08 to $1,348.90; Alois and Adeline Wagner, £or Parcel �26323-A, $245.00 to $196.00; Alais and Adelzne t�"agner, £or Parce]. n26313-8, $437.50 to $553.00; � . Joseph arid Helen Kulhanek, for Parcel �2b31.5, $I,508.50 to $i,330.Od; Paul and Rita Maczko, for Parcel #27596-A, from $329.91 to $323.47. Joseph and He3en Kulhane3c, far Parcel �26314, $22.00 to $234.50; 2�4ayor Huber moved that the corxections ta the ass ssment ral2 be adopted. Councilrnan Lc�ckwaocl s�condecl the mation. Mayor Fiuber directed the City Adninistrator to not�ify the residents of the corr�ctions. � iJUE City Engineer Kishel pointed out �hat d�.2ring const uction of �ON, DODF7 the east sec�ion af Marze Avenue it will. be necess ry to RE either protect ar'move the Mobil Oil lines. He st ted that he has discussed the matter with �he Aiabil Oil eng neer and he indicateci they would agree to put a c,asing on t e pi�nalines charging the City for the cast of the work (at a*n ximum of $10,000). Mr. Kishel stated that 2•�obil will submi a - • proposal to the City a.nd asked for authora.zation t authorize � hSabii Oil ta provide the work if their proposal see. 1 reasonable. riayor Huber moved that the City Engineer be authori. ed to accept a praposal froFn the I�iobil Oil Corpora�ion ta p3ace casing an�the A;obil Oil pipelines and bill the Cit for the work, if the proposal i.s reasonable. Councilman Gutzmer secondec3 the motion. Engineer Kishe3 asked for Counci.I recommendations a a desilting pond in tYae Interstate Valley (as require by the DNR�, He asked Council reaction ta the size, lacat� n, and whether i� should be�permanent or temporary (ciu ing the 23arie Avenue construction period}. t�tayor Fiuber directed 2�3r. Kishel ta wprk with the Par Commission and Administrator to determine a solution - — �, ,f} The Gauncii consi�ered and discussed the granting of firearms ,�; , tiye : � Nay : � LIS OF CLATMS � Aye : 5 Nav : 0 H HAULER Aye�: 5 Nay 0 Aye 5 Nay 0 Aye s� : 5 Navs� : 0 T A Page 432 � September 17, 1974 William H. 4legner 577 Valley Lane Robert H. Shulstad 1399 Dodd Road _ Mayor Huber moved that the licenses be approved upon verification that the issuance of the lice to the City Ordinances relating to "home occupa Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. ,� . n r : ,i ' , %, � ;1 ( , •��' ,t � conditional � ;� ises conforms � _� � t :ions . " 4� � .E t�': . �,�� `� .�li Mayor Huber moved the adoption of the following motion. ,�I�� ' RESOLVED that the claims submitted to the City ouncil for ;'��,k'f payment, a summary of which is set forth on the list ''� attached hereto and identified as List of Claim -submitted �• �� 7E, i5 for payment, September 17, 1974, having been au ited by the � City Council, be and are hereby allowed and the Mayor and �� Clerk-Treasurer are hereby authorized arid direc ed to •! �' issue City checks in payment of said claims. ;��`jj Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion. -1 Councilman Gutzmer moved that Rubbish Hauler granted to Poor Richard's Incorporated. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Councilman Wahl moved approval of the list of granting licenses to: Kuper Excavating Company Floodmaster Engineering Corporation Baars Plumbing & Heating Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. s be nses, ' � M ,, i j �,,, � E Excavat ng License �j� General Contractor 3'�� ` Licens i �f � Heating License �� ; � ,. There being no further business to come before 1 Council, Councilman Gutzmer moved that the meet: Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. OF AA70URNMENT: 9:32 o'clock P.M. E L. 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