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1976-10-19l. Cal 2. Rol 3. Bid a. to Order. call. � and Bid Award CITY OF MEtdDOTP. HEIGHTS Da}:ota County, r2innesota AGENDA October 19, 1976 � 3ond Sale: $180,000. Temporary Imp. Series I 570,000. Temporary Imp. Series II (Larry Shaugnessy will be present) q�. Q �� • _ . 4. Bid wards. a. vy Falls West Addition (Riley) Improvements, Improvement 75, Pr ject 3, tage II. (See unaudited bid tabulation, abstract of bids avail ble Tuesday) b. rompton Courts Addition (McGough) Improvement 76, Project 1. (T be bid ionday, October 18., bid data available Tuesday.) 5. Old usiness Wetl nds Ordinance - See attached draft 6. Comm ications ` a, cDonalds: requesting extension on Bldg. Permit T2638. 7. New usiness a, agle Ridge Plat 4, Final Plat request by Bream Homes. ( See co y of 1975 .inutes and xerox copy of plat) �t;�,� CitylAdministrator a. Memo recom,-nending change order on Clement/Vandall storm sewer b �•;eT�o recommending Paul L. Dreelan appointment as probationary c. ._t;�nno on re-assignment of Deputy Clerk duties. d. F3emo recommending Amendment to Ordinance 1104. - s ees City -� f= City a. �ngineer September Status Report. ioutlet. fireman. IST OF CLA PROJECTS -'86 $ 70, 37 36, I5189 l, 5190 SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL .03 .02 .48 .19 91 59,5 2.58 38 3 4.00 39 1 2.50 41 8,1 7.64 5142 5143 5144 PARK BOND I 5141 $ .63 .72 .81 .47 PAYROLL 5137 $ 10,871.58 nnMINISTRA E1 $ .,�42 5145 5146 5147 5148 5149 5150 5151 1 5152 5153 1,0 5154 1 5155 5,Z 5156 "4 5166 DEP 518a �, $ 5157 515u 5159 5160 5161 5162 :3 �4 5167 5166 5167 1 4 � Orfei and Sons, Inc. Imp. 74-3 Partia C. W. Houle Company Imp. 75-8 " Board of Water Commissioners Imp. 74-3 & 8; 7 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Imp. 73-3 - High Railroad Company on Mendota Hgts. Fischer Sand & Aggregate, Inc. Imp. 74-8 partia Waterous Company Hydrant parts Im Midwest Fence & Manufacturing Company Repair parts - I Bettenberg, Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc.Engineering - Im Imp. 75-2 & 8; - Dakota County Tribune, Inc. Imp, 75-3 - Ad f Chapin Publishing Company " " " " Board of Water Commissioners Imp. 75-2 - Labo Bettenburg, Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc. Tennis court e i Dakota County State Bank Net payroll - 1 .00 Bettenburg, Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc. Engineering rei .29'. Dakota County Tribune, Inc. Publishing .28 Xerox Corporation Machine rental .60 Mid West Carbon Company Xerox paper .90 Globe Publishing Company Office supplies .50 Gene Lange Designs Blue prints .25 Rita Dolan Voter registratic .13 Computer Election Systems, Inc. Election supplie: .58 Orvil J. Johnson Expenses for Pol� ICMA Conference .00 APWA Education Foundation Registration fee .00 Howard Dahlgrex� Associates Incorp. Septem.ber service .00 United Fund August & Sept. cc .11 State Treas., Social Security Fund 3rd quarter contz .00 I.D.S. Annuity payment .50 Suburban Stationers Office supplies 3.76 9.08 8�50 4.23 9.63 8.32 9.92 4.30 2.80 2.51 4.48 4.66 5.00 Rita Dolan Fury Motors, Inc. Doddway Frame Alignment Inc. City Motor Supply, Co. Inc. Earl F. Andersen & Associates, Inc. Coast to Coast Stores Snyder:'s Drug Stores, Inc. Hochstein Cello Bag Company Sexton Printing Inc. Color Press Standard Oil Division Suburban Stationers Minnesota Program for the Victims of Sexual Assault Payroll check Repairs -- ' �� Signs Supplies Supplies Supplies Printing service Reports Gasoline Office supplies Advance registrat 19, 1976 construction pmt. �� 2 - Repairs y warning signal oad. construction pmt. 74-8 . 74-3 73-2; 74-3 & 8; ssessment splits bids � & materials Seminar and Chet Pearson tributions - G. Lange ST OF CLAIM� SUBMITTED TO TFiE COUNCIL 'S9 $ '0 171 166 164 161 172 173 174 AD & 75 $ 76 167 159 177 178 179 .09 .60 .50 .54 .95 .08 .00 .25 .00 Bob Carter Ford, Inc. Tire Market ' Safeco Life Insurance Company Suburban Stationers, Inc. Sexton Printing Inc. Coast to Coast Stores Oxygen Service Company National Fire Protection Association Capital City Suburban, Regional Fire- men's Association GE DEPARTMENT 2.00 Elvgren Paint Supply Company , 1.54 Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Company 29.94 Coast to Coast Stores .60 Sr_yder's Drug Stores, Inc. 19_.62 Standard Oil Division .a6 City Notor Supply, Co. Inc. 27 .72 Pine Bend Paving Inc. 77.74 Earl F. Andersen & Associates, Inc. 266.00 Mendota Heights Rubbish Service, Inc. �LIC UTILI �S DEPARTMENT October 1�, 1976 Repairs Tire replacement Insurance premiw Office supplies Printing service Supplies Oxygen Inspection manua: 1977 membership Paint Supplies Supplies Supplies Gasoline Repairs Road f ill Signs Service �0 $ 0.80 Mobile Radio Engineering, Inc. Repairs �1 .25 Midwest ��holesale Tire, Inc. Repair parts �2 9.87 Twin City Auto Glass, Inc. Repairs �3 2 6.67 Olson Equipment Company Equipment rental �4 10,2 6.51 Metropolitan Waste Control Commission November service $ 5161 5159 5147 7.20 Shaw Lumber Company 5.15 Shield's Gas & Electric Co. 9.04 Coast to Coast Stores 2.35 City Motor Supply, Co. Inc. 2.04 Globe Publishing Company Supplies Repairs to Wen Supplies Repairs Supplies s park B i D TABtILAi' I ON PROJECT Sew�rs Water Mains and Street Construction � LOCATlON tvv Hills West tmn 7�r-3 Stage ti 4WNER City of Mendata Neic�hts 7 0 Sauth Plaza Drive = � FROJECT N0. 75�3-g CQNTRACTOR Fischer Constructian Co. - Apple Va11ey Consolidated P� N Co. - Burnsville Qrfei � sons, Inc. - Saint Paul Robert W. Moore Company - Saint Paul Richard Knutsan - 6urnsville Mueller Pipeliners - New Brighton Beatson 8 Kelly Contractors - Saint Paul Peter Lametti Construction - Saint Paul ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE sTSt►C FORtt N0. t 0 i 7 BASE B(p 169 , �►89 . 51 1$5,732.5� 1$6,$36.70 19�,372.60 �94,57g.ta 209,781.50 212,807.00 214,374.00 l$1,914,00 0 � Sheet__1__�� of � � j'�j� 1��I !� L! � StD DATE 15 October 1976 TiME i0:30 AM C.D.S.T. RECORDED 8Y START aa�� 14 days ]4 days 1Q days 30 days 15� days 15 days 15 days COMP. DATE 7-�-77 7-1-77 ! � � ~ � l 7-1-77 7-1-77 7-1-77 7-1-77 BID TABULATION � . � PROJECT Sewers, Water Mains and Street Construction LOCATION Ivy Hills West Imp. 75-3 Stage il OWNER City of Mendota Heights 750 S. Plaza Drive PROJECT N0: 75o3-B CONTRACTOR Alexander Construction - Apple Valley American Contracting Co. - Coon Rapids Beatson � Kelly Contractors - St. Paul B-tu-Plix - Inver Grove Heights � Consolidated P� H Co. - Burnsville Fischer Construction Co. - Apple Va�ley J� T Contracting - South St. Paul Austin P. Keller Const. - St. Paul Richard Knutson - Burnsville Peter Lametti Const. - St. Paul McNamara-Vivant Contracting - Apple Valley Robert W. Moore Co. - St. Paul Mueller Piveliners - New Briahton BTS�C FORH N0. 1017 BASE BID 212,807.�0 185,732.50 � nd��w 169,489.51 L.OW 194,578.10 214,374.00 �90,372.50 209,781.50 Yr�. �� •,t, r ..; - Sheet of Z --�— � BID DATE 15 October 1976 , u TIME 10:00 AMC.D.S.T. RECORDED BY CK . or START COMP. BB DATE DATE . . 7-1-77 B 15 days as spec. B 10 days as sp�c. E as spec. as spec. BR + 30 da s� 7-1-77 B� j 15 days as spec• B 10 days as spec. � 15 days �s spec � �. BlD TABULATION �`�'. PROJECT 5ewers, water Mains ana �LreeL �anstrucLivri LOCATtON tvy Niit tJest tmp. 75-3 Stage tl py,� �R City af Mendota tieights %50 Sauth Ptaza Drive. . PROJECT N0: 7503-� CONTRACTQR Nadlund Assaciates - Alexandria Qrfe i� Sans, 1 nc. - St. S'aui SFtafer Cantracting - Shafer r 8TS6C FOitM t�0. 1017 - 8AS E -B 1 D 1.86 $36 , 70 3 ��er� • Sheet 2 _ of 2 . ------.�•- , � 81D DATE ' TtME RECORDFt} 8Y � CK • ar 5TART COMP. .BB DATE DATE 3R l� davs as SAeC . t ' „t, a y S! U TABULAT! Ot� PROJECT Sewer and Street tmprovements - Imp. 7b Project 1 �p�qT�{}� Mendota Fieights, Minnesota � OWt�tER C i ty of Mendota Ne i ghts _ , PRO:lECT N4: 7618 CONTRACTOR Fischer Sand � Aggregate, Apple Va12 Deluxe Canstruction�, Shoreview J � T. Cont�-act i Robert W. Moare South Saint Paul any, Saint Paul Orfei � 5ons, Inc., Saint Paul Engineer's Estimate BASE BID 42=495.45 43,283.56 �+S , b59 . 84 4$,684.00 56,604,34 35,677.00 STstC FoR!► N0. 1017 - . _ Sheet 1 of 1 . .__.._�_.. �..� �. �� 7 , � 8tD DATE 18 4ctober 197b TihiE 10;30A.M.,C.t}.S.T. RECORDED BY CK. . or START COMP. BB DATE DATE BB As s ec, 06130177 BB 14 da s 06130177 BB As s ec. Q6l30/77 BB 10 days 06/30/i] BB 10 days 06/30/7] 0 �, L' � .� �� i�c�,'�`� _ ��-�:..-1� t�- � - .-- � • %-I . _ � . �10� 7tai� . �� :� �� _a�- � 1° � ► � � '? C.� . , __ .._��. ��, a� _ �� --s , �� _ . - � . � ��M �-t~.,.. . .. � �� - . - � � - . � - - ^ . _ ___----- � . _ �� _ _. _� _ � _ �� - � - --. _--- . �, �'�o . . _ ��3 yq � Z 2q , s z 3� 8 - _- �-i N� . '�,�- ��°-"_ - -� ��o�" �av °° _ Z3,1 - _ , )�� f��j � � ,'� i C� �' 21' � aa �� - Z� 4�ca =� - . 1 ` � ° -- � 4 � Q� 10 �4G�¢° �opS� �'° ZZ, � __�__..�..�.�. �..�..�. _ . .. _ , . •. . _ _ .__._� . - � -- �- - . ---- . _ ._ -- -_. 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(� �. � ;�-#~~ . � �' �� _. .. ��- t`�,�'a� o�C�C�r �r� �� o , o� �,t�, . - - - � - �- - - - �o �L �M� �t�.�'a�m�� h'�to� � as be usE t� wh: lo: to to CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA Ordinance No. Codified as Ordinance No. THE WETLAND SYSTEMS ORDINANCE The City Council of the City of Mendota Heights follows: Section l. Purpose. The purpose of this Ordina to provide for the protection, preservation, mainten of Mendota Heights wetlands and water resource rela maintain the natural drainage system, to minimize th ch may result from alteration by earthwork, loss of s of wildlife, and equatic organisms as�a result of ce of the natural environment, or from excessive sed pr��de for protection of probable fresY� water suppl ensure safety from floods. Section 2. District Boundaries. This Ordinance to wetlands and water resource related areas and to aaj wi hin one hundred (100) feet of normal high water mark an water resource related areas as delineated on the o "W tland Systems Map."' A copy of the above referenced "W tland Systems Map - Mendota Heights, dated in the office of the City Clerk. Said map and all of t re erences and other information shown thereon shall ha force and effect as if fully set forth herein and are h a art of this Ordinance by reference and incorporated fu ly as if set forth herein at length. Se�:ti�� 3. District Application. The Wetland S� (" ") shall be applied to and superimposed upon all othE co tained in the City Zoning.Ordinance. The regulation: me ts impo�e��h� the "W" District shall be in addition i es ablished for the districts under the City Zoning Ord: In each such instance the more restrictive requirements re�Etl�t+J� S'�P z � �Q16 es ordain ce shall nce, and ed areas, disturbance egetation, he distur- mentation; es; and shall apply cent land rs of wetlands ficial City ap marked is on file e notations, e the same reby made erein as stems District r districts and require- o those nance. shall apply. � G Section 4. Definitions. As used herein, the following words shal have the following meanings: A. Person: Any individual or firm, corporation, artnership, asso iation, or other private body or governmental entit . B. Wetlands: Low areas which are permanently or eriodically c�� e3 :�ith c:at�r r�ferrc3 to generally as marshes, swa s, bogs, wet eadows, sloughs, or intermittant lakes, or ponds. C. Water Resource Related Areas: A water course, natural drai ageway, water body, areas of hig permament or seaso al water tabl , recharge zones, and generally those areas where water is stor d, flows, or is recharged to the ground water table. This shal include lakes and ponds of less t n,..ten._.(1,Q�,,:_ s in size, rive s and streams, drainageways, or under round drainage a aving a to al drainage area of less than two 2) s uare mi es. alt ing Res 0 Section 5. Wetlands Permit.� A. No person shall perform any action upon or oth rwise a Wetland or Water Related Resource Area without fi st obtain- written permit from the City. � B. The following activities in or upon a Wetlands irce Related Area shall require a permit: 1. The deposit or removal of any material; 2. Any excavation; 3. The construction, alteration', or removal of 4. The removal of vegetation; or Water structure; 5. The altering of any embankment or ponding area�or the changing of the flow of water or ponding capac ty. C. The applicant must submit, if determined neces ary, engi- neer'ng data that clearly indicates ine nagni�ude of i;r�pa � on th� wetl nd system or any component of the system, if any, th t will resu t from the proposed development. - D. All proposals to adjust a"W" District boundar line shal follow the same administrative p ocedures as outlin d in Sec- tion 5.7 of the City Zoning Ordinance� y E. Permit application shall,be processed in accor ance with the rocedures specified for the processing of a conditio al use perm't under the City Zoning Ordinance. u . J(• • I ' ` � Section 6. Standards Pursuant to Issuance of Per�mit'. -A. No permits shall be issued unless it is deter ined that the proposed action within a"W" District complies with the following req irements: 1. Dredging and/or filling shall be Iocated in areas of minimal vegetation. 2. Dredging activities shall not significantly r duce the water flow characteristics or ponding capacit e 3. The size of the dredged material shall be lim'ted to the absolute minimum and said limits designat d on the dredging/graaing plan. 4. Disposal of the dredged material shal� not re uIt in a significant change in the current water flo s, ponding, or in destruction of vegetation, fish spawnin areas� or in pollution of water. 5. Earthwork will not be performed during the br�eding season of water fowl or the fish spawning season. 6. Only one boat channel or marina shall be allo ed per large scale development or PUD. In other res'dential developments, dredging shall be located so as to provide for the use of boat channels and marina by tw (2) or more adjacent property owners: The width of boat channel to be dredged shall be no more than the minim m required for the safe operation of boats at minimum op rating speeds. 7. No part of any septic tank system or any ot�he sewage disposal system requiring on-land.or in-the-g ound disposal of waste shall be located closer than fifty ( 0) feet - from the e�ge of a"W" District bour�dary unle s it can be shown that no effluent can reach the wetla d because of existing physical characteristics of the s teo On- -' site sewage disposal systems shall be permitt d only -� � if they meet state and city regulations. Run-off from developed property and construct on projects may be directed to the wetland only�when reas nably free of silt and debris and chemical pollutants, a d at such rates such as not to disturb wetland vegetati n or in- crease turbidity. 9. No dele�erious waste shall be discharged in wetland or disposed af i,n a manner that waul� cause he waste to enter the wetland or other water resource area. 1Q. "W" Distric� lands may not be used for dispo al af organic refuse or garbage material typically dispose of in a landfill. No part of a we�land shauld be us d for a sanitary landfill. � 11. Lowest �loor "W" Distzic�. highest known eleva�ion of buildings located ithin the must be a� lea.st three {3} feet above the water level. . 12. No develapment shall be allowed in the "W" D`�tr3.ct which wil1. endangc�r the heal�.h, safe�y, and welfar of persons or which will. result in unusual maintenance osts to road and paarking areas or �.he breaking or le king of utility lines. 13. Remaval of vege�ation shall be permitted onl when and where such work wi�.hin the "W'" Di�trict has een approved in accordance c�*zth the standards of this t�rd'nance. 14. Re�oval of vegetation within the "W" Distric but ou�side the wetland shaZl be Iimited to that reasona ly required ' for the placement of s�ructures and the use f property. 15. The proposea action will not cause starm wat r runoff to take place at a rate which wa�ld e�ceed t e natural rate of runoff occurring from a rains�orm of a twenty- four {24} haur duration and a onc� in twa {2} year fre- quency. 16. Any increase in runoff due to the proposed a�ion wi1.I be detained on the site far infil�ration thr ugh the soil to the water �able. netention a£ wa�er shail be calculated on the basis•ot one hundred (100) year fre- quency rainfall published by the U�S. Wea�he Bureau. 17, The quality of water infil�rated to the wate table or aquifer shall rAm?�n undisturbed by the deve apment of the site. (a} Drainage water shall be direc�ed in such a manner as to travel over natural areas rather t an acrass contaminated surfaces. (b) Treatment a� runof� pr3,or to release to � shall be provided �or parking areas and : which manufacture products likely to con' ground' water. �atural drainage .and uses :aminate (c) No portion of any septic tank drainfield hall be located closer than four and one-half (4 /2) feet from the highest known water table on the site or underlying bedrock. 18. Land shall be developed in the smallest pract cal increment at any one time and for only the shortest pra tical period of time, not to exceed a single construction eason. 19. Sufficient control measures and retention fac lities shall be put in place prior to commencement o each develop- ment increment to limit gross soil loss from he development site to not more than five (5) tons per acre er year. 20. Existing wetlands shall not be used.as sedime�t traps. 21. Sediment yield from construction sites adjace t to streams and lakes shall not exceed two (2) tons per a re pe.r year. 22. The person seeking the development permit sha 1 be required to demonstrate that after the development is ompleted the conditions on the site will be stabilized such that the yearly solid loss from the site will not e greater than 0.5 tons per acre. ' 23. Development of woadlands shall not reduce the existing crown cover by more than fifty percent (50�). The removal. of trees seriously damaged by storms or other acts of God, or diseased trees shall not be prohibite . � Section 7. Use Restrictions. app y to all "W" Districts: The following�use �estrictions A. Permitted Uses. The following operations and uses shall be ermitted in the "W" District subject to any other ap licable cod , ordinance, or law and Section 6 of this Ordinance. 1. Grazing, farming, nurseries, gardening, and ha�rvesting of crops. � 2. Sustained yield forestry and tree farms. 3. Conservation of soil, vegetation, water, fish life. and wild- 4. Scientific research and educational activities� that teach . principles of ecology and conservation. � 5. Leisure activities-such as hiking, nature stu ies, canoeing, boating, camping, water skiing, skin-diving, orseback riding, field trails, and general outdoor recreation including play and sporting areas that are no incon- sistent with the intent of this Ordinance. 6. Installation and maintenance of essential services. � � � , the ina� 0 � B. Conditional Uses. Except as may hereinafter e permitted, following activities and/or uses subject to paragrap 6'here- ove, shall not be allowed without a conditional use ermit. 1. Placing, depositing, or permitting to be depo ited, debris, � fill, or any other material including structu es into, within, or upon any water body, watercourse, r wetland, flood plain, or natural drainage system. 2. Digging, dredging, filling, or in any other w y altering or removing any material from water bodies� w tercoursesr wetlands, flood plains, or natural drainage s stem. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Erecting structures for any use. , Creating ponds, dams, or relocating any water or changing the natural drainage system. Clearcutting of vegetative massings. Permanently storing materials. course, Disposing of waste materialsf including but n t.limited to sewage, garbage, rubbish and other discard d materials. Section 8. Conditional Use Permit. A. A conditional use permit may be approved subj ct to com- pli nce with such conditions as are reasonable ancl neces ary to ens re co:�pliance with the requirements contained in thi Ordinance. Suc conditions may, among other things, limit the size, kind, or cha acter of the proposed work, require the construction of other str ctures, require replacement of vegetation, establish required mon tering procedures, stage the work over time, require the alteration of he site design to ensure buffering` or require publi dedication or onveyance to the City or another public entry of suc lands or .;�terest therein as deemed reasonable and necessary b the �ity Cou �il. The City may require the posting of a bond in he amount of ne-�.nd-one-half (1 1/2) times the amount of work req ired uncier a c nditional use permit. � wi �. The following drawings and exhibits shall be �ncluded a conditional use permit application: l� The name and address of the subdivider, devel per and owner. ' 2. A legal description of the proposed site with a map showing its location with indications of private acce s roads, existing or proposed, and of public highways djacent to the site which will be affected by the ope ation. sha of wit unl in by i. n of at Sho sha es� req men the upon gran comp appl 3. A full and adequate description of al2 phas opera�ion andjor praposed physical'changes. 4. A sail survey map af the propased plat. of the 5. A topographic map of the area. Contour inte vals shall be drawn at twa (2) �oot intervals at a hori ontal scale af 1"=I00' or 1.arger . 6. A detailed site plan of the propasal. showingfproposed drainage, grading, and iandscapi.ng. � ?. A site design map showing the Zacation of ex sting and future man made features within the site and to a distance of five hundred (500) �eet surrounding the s te.' 8. Information on exis�ting drainage �and vegetat'on of all land within the site and ta a distance of fi e hundred (500} fee� surraunding the si�e. 9, The time period far comple�ion of developznen including timing for staga.ng of developm�nt if appicab e. 10. Design specifications �ar all sediment and erlosion con- trol measures. � ,. C. Appiication fees for a conditional use permi.t hereunder � 1 be �he same as provided under the provisions of Se tion S.8 he Ci�y Zoning �rdinance. � Section 9. Time of Permit - Extensions, Renewa A. A permittee shall beqin the work autharized b the permit in nine�y (90) days �rom the date of .issuance of the perrnit ss a di�ferent date for �he commencement of work is et forth he permi.t. The permit�ee sha11 complete the work au horized he perznit within the time limits speca.fied in the pe mi.t which o event sha3.i exceed more �han tk*eive t7�2) rnon�ths �r m the 'date ss��nce. The permittee shall notify �he City Admini trator east twenty-four {24) hours prior to the commencemen �of work. ld the wark not be commenced as specified herein, th n the permit 1 b��come void, provided, howeverr tha� if �rior to t e date blisr�d for cammencement o£ work, the permittee make wrztten est t�-the Ci�.y Administrator for an ex�ension of ti e to corn- e the ::ork, setting for the reasons for the required extension, Adminis.trator may grant such extension. A permit wh'ch has me vc.�.y3-may be renewed at �he discaretion of the City Administrator paymc�i�. af the renewa3. fee. If �he Admini�trator d es no� t suc�..:r-enewal, a permit for such work may be grante only upon iance with the pracedure herein established �or an riginal 'cation. d . ` B, Notice of Completion. �he permittee shall no ify the Cit Administrator in writing of the termination of the ork authorized and no work shall be deemec� to have been completed'until approved in riting by the Zoning Administrator following such wr'tten noti- fic tion. - ' C. Inspection. The City Administrator may cause inspection of he work to be made periodically during the course of such work and shall cause final inspection to b� made following th completion of �he work. The permittee shall assist the administrat r in making suc inspection. Section 10. Responsibility, Effect. A. Responsibility. Neither the issuance of a pe com liance with the conditions hereof, nor with the prov thi Ordinance shall relieve any person from any respons oth rwise imposed by law for damage to persons or proper sha 1 the issuance of any permit hereunder serve to imPo on he City or its officers or employees for injury or d per ons or property. A permit issued pursuant to this O doe not relieve the permittee of the responsibility for and complying with any other permit which may be require� oth r law, ordinance, or regulation. B. Severability. If any part of this Ordinance to e unconstitutional or otherwise illegal, the remaind� Ord nance shall be deemed and held to be valid and remai; and effect as if such unconstitutional or illegal portio� hee included herein. If this Ordinance or any provisio� is eld to be inapplicable to any person, property, or w� hol ing shall not affect the applicability hereof to any pro erty, or work. mit nor sions of bility y; nor e liability mage of dinance securing by any s he ld r of this in force had not herein rk, such other person, Section 11. Non-Conformin� Uses and Structures. The provisions of ��:ction . of�the City s Zoning Ordinance shall like ise be deemed app ic:a�le hereunder. � � tio = the pre : fil - of or � sha: of the S�r�i:ion 12. Fees. The fees �to be paid for each < for a permit or renewal of a permit hereunder initi< oT,�ner or owners of the property involved shall be as cribed. Fees shall be payable at the Lime applicatic d with the City Council. There shall be no fee in tt pplica'�ions filed in the public interest by the City y the.�lanning Commission. The fees hereinabove reff 1 be as follows: A. Application for a permit $ B. Renewal of a permit $ Section 13. Any person failing to comply with th� his Or i� shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and u; eof shall be punished by a fine of not to exceed $30i isonment for not to exceed �inety (90) days. pplica- ted by hereinafter ns are e case Council rred to provisions �on� conviction .00 or by i,�. �.. � , . Section 14. This Ordinance shall be in force an effect fro and after its publication according to Zaw. � Enacted and ordained into an ordinance this day f , 1976. CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGH7 , AT EST: By Donald L. Huber Mayor Gi bert M. Radabaug Ci v Clerk . . � � 0 S�ptember 30, 1976 Franchise Real y Inlersiate Corporation 803. Nicollet Avenue South � inneapolis, Minn. 55420 612 � 884-4355 M . Orville Johnson C'ty of Mendota Heights 7 0 South Plaza Drive M ndota Heights, Minnesota 55120 RE: Proposed McDonald's Restaurant Highway 110 & 49 Mendota Heights, Minnesota Dear Mr. Johnson: Per our phone conversation of the other day, I would like to request a two (2) month extension on our build- ing permit number 2638. - This building permit will expire on October 16, 1976, and we request this be extended to December 16, 1976. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to co tact our office. Re pectfully, • FR NCHISE REALTY INTERSTATE CORPORATION � ��1��/� ,�,�� Ra dy `Be�rg Re 1 Estate Representative Mi neapolis Region RB vk � ��C�fVED pGY � i91� . • C{3I� •iiJIvICATIC}I�S � - - �� Ayes Nays F.��,: 605 ?:a�.�c,r��„r 18. 1��5 The Counctl ac}:nowle�gc� receipt of a lettcr from the City of Eagan, which requested th� M the Environmen�ai Impact S�atement being prep Highway I�partmen�.covering I-3SE in St. Paul af I-35 E in Dakata County. mhe resoa.ution a nd resalutipn H.D. ta separate recl by �he �ram the portion so requested completian of the Envzronmenta7. Impact Statem nt on i-35E and I-494 by 3anuary 31r 1976. Discussian on the�na�ter was tabled until December 2, 1975. , EAGLE Mr. i;arvey Bream was present to request aopro PLAT 4 prelimir,ary plat and building permits far Eag r1r. Bream described the piat znd stated �hat' �� '`''�f �� to canstruct �wo �ow�hause buildings consisti each. City Administra�ar Jahnson pointed aut assessments are being collected for this prop unneveloped propezty in the northeast carner, c3eve].oped by Carmen Tuminel,ly. Tne original the unplatted property have not b�en collecte� has been no author5.ty given to �he staff to s; assessments. A1r. Brearn indica�.ed that he wou: plat immediate3y after the foundations far th� in, a.nd Mr. Jahnson pointed out that tne asse: be split when the reaLest for fi*�al plat zpnr� The Council e�aressed cr�nc�xn over tne fact t] assess�ren�s are not being callected, anc3 poin� _ piling of assessments on the unplatted properi permitted. 4 0 aI of the e Ridae Pla� 4. e prapases g of three units that no special t rty and other ,` formerly to be ssa,�s��:ents against , �ecause there � lit the " 3 file the�final buildings are � sments should ' val is made. ' � at tile � ed out that �he � , ;� would not 2ae � � Acting r7ayor Lackwaod maved appraval. of the pr liminary plat for Eagle Ridge 4,_consic�ration af finaZ plat approval to be cantingent upon the splitting of assessment a.nd total' formul.ation of assessments for �.he property, d autharized issuance of the building pe�mits. Councilman �osleben seconded the motion. PROPER�� Mr. Wi.11 Wachtler was present ta discuss easemE Mr. Wachtler stated that the Ci�y Attorney has far an easement on the G.acn�ler pro�erty where �o the Cherry Hills Second Addatian. He state< the easenent has nat been acquired, t.he canstri workirzg on the Cherry Ha,lls Secand Adflition im,� k�ulldozers on �he Wachtler property .in the ease damaged an area used for alfalfa. I�Sr, t,'achtle3 in his opinion the easement a.s unnecessary. Er stated that the easement would be basically fox snow removal and emergency equipment. He alsa that 5.f the sewer and water utili.ties are exter platted property {as is proposedj, at the exper develapmen�, it is not unreasonable ta request • . tor the cul-de-sac .in return. I \ 4 nt consideratzons.: �een negotiating '� it ?'s adjacent �hat al �hough ' ctian crew ;. rovements ran j ment area and ; stated that � gineer Kishel ' access for ; poa.nted out ded beyond the �� se of the ; �the easement 7. Memo October 15, 1976 To: City Council From: Orvil Johnson, City Administrator Subje t: Volunteer Fireman Appointment In ac ordance with the provisions of Ordinance 101, Section 2, I am he ewith submi ting the name of: Paul L. Dreelan 2330 Kressin Ave. ' , Mendota Heights, MN 55120 recomm nding that he be appointed as a probationary fireman. Paul D eelan is 35 years old, is a carpenter and has lived at the abov address for ab ut three years. His medical exam appears in order, his doctor inding him qu lified to fill the position of volunteer fireman. Chief Siebel sub- mitted this application to me, asking for favorable consideration. The pr sent volunteer complement is down to 26 due to several recent r tirements. Severa more retirements are eminent, hence it is desireable to appoin new volunt ers to be trained and experienced before the "old timers" leave I reco end your favorable consideration. �c � 0 0 To: From: � Memo October 15, 1976 Orvil J. Johnson, City Administrator G. M. Radabaugh, Clerk-Treasurer Subjec�: Change of Titles I woul like to request that the-City Council make a change in the tit e of Deputy Clerk-Treasurer's position. At the present time Joanne Cobian 's the Deputy Clerk-Treasurer. My request would be that Joanne Cobian be nam d the Deputy Treasurer-Finance Officer and Kathy Swanson be named Deputy Cle k. Due to var ous developments in the work load in the Clerk-Treasurer Office these past t o years and the thinking for future years to come, when I will t be here. I recommend this change to be effective as of this date. Both o my girls are highly efficient, very satisfactory in their knowledge of the various jobs to be accompl$�hed. Kathy Swanson takes the minut s of the Co cil Meeting and etc., along with all the election process unde the new sy tem of voting. Joanne Cobian has performed her duties as bookkeeper in a most satisf manner, but I would like to have her get more into the field of finan specia assessments, etc, a3� with her other duties.' 4'.�;,c y �dl • / fo C'o u i, c', . . re c o � �� a ✓�r. �� C'o�.s� �, ✓v _ ��/� � , e�� o`�� To: From- Subj Memo Orvil Johnson, City Administrator Richard J. Thul, Police Chief � Amending Ordinance No. 1104 I October 7, 1976 Atta ed is a draft of a proposed amendment to the City parking ordin nce which is c ified as Ordinance No. 1104. The draft was prepared by Sherm W nthrop afte I requested from him a more comprehensive local ordinance regul ting stopping and parki.ng within the City. , The enclment does not change any of the wording of the present ordin nce, however, it a pts the prohibitions against stopping and parking contained in SS 169.34, and g'ves police officers of the City the authority to have vehicles oved that are i violation of the ordinance. I re shou feel them viol I am the the a citat the o ident By ha agree by th ested this ordinance change because I feel these parking prohib tions be regulated by local ordinance rather than state statute, and I also he police must have the authority to order their removal, or re ove them lves. It seems hypocritical to me to issue a citation for a pa king ion and then have to leave the vehicle there to continue to be n violation. ot advocating the wholesale impoundment of vehicles, however, w must have thority to remove vehicles when the violation warrants it. , and very important, reason we need this ordinance change is � ear.ance.in court of the person responsible for the violation. n i� issued for a parking violation and the vehicle has been i� y way the owner can secure its release is to come to the Polia y himself as the owner, and have a vehicle release signed by a� ng t'rie owner come to the Police Department we can have him sig� nt to appear in court regarding the violation. His signature : courts in order to bind the violator to his promise to appear. ��e �O �D a�s'�Cs/_ .� reec r�r�Prr� �� ra►��e o ensure When a r.., .y..�,... , Department, officer. the s required C O/9J%��`�%�i0/1. /D/��,� 0 ORDI NANCE NO . 1104 AN OR�INANCE REGULATING PARKING WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF MENDO� AND P ESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF. HEIGHTS SECTI N 1. Any vehicle parked at any time on any public street in any part of the Village of Men ota Heights shall be parked �vith the right-hand side parallel to the edge f the paved r improved road and not more than one foot from the eoge of tFe pcved or improved rood, I aving at leost four feet bet�veen parked vehicles except where marks or si ns in the street i dicate tnat cars snall be parked at an angle, SECTI N 2. No vehicles shall be parked or left si-anding upon the private prop rty of any person ithout the consent of such proper'ry owner. SECTIC�� 3. No vehicle shall be parked on any public street for more fihan 24 c hours. � - SECTIOIN 4. PENALTY 4.1 Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall, up� therefor, be punished by a fine of not to exceed �300 or by imprisonrr to exceed 90 days, or both . 0 (1104) tinuous n conviction :nt for not , r . CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAI{U2A GOUNTY, MINNES{}TA ORDINANCE NO, ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. �I04 � The Ci�,y Cauncil of the City of Mendota Heights, azdai s as follows: � sota, Sectian l. flrdinance Na, 1I04 entitled "'An Ordinan e Regulating Parki g Within the Village o� Mendota Heights and Prescrib ng Penalties far V alation Thereo�" is hereby amended in the fol3.owing espects: , 0 (a) Section 4 of said Ordinance No. 1I.04 is hexeby repealed in its entir�ty and in place thereaf the following sections shall be added to said Ordinance No. 1104. Section 4. Prohiba.tions,�Stopping, Parking. No per�on shall stop, stand ar park a vehicle, except when neces- sary to avoid conflict with other tra�fic or in om- pliance with the da.rectians o� a police afficer r tra�fic--control device, in any of the following places: ' • (1) On a sidewalk; (2) In front of a public or private driveway; (3) Within an intersection; (4 ) Within ten teet of a f iare hydrant; {5} Qn a crosswalk; {6} Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an inters�ction; {?} W�thin 30 feet upon the approach ta any fl shing � beacan,.�top sign, ar traffic-control �ign 1 located at the side of a street, roadway a highway; , � {8) Between a safety zone and the adjacent cur ar withi.n 30 feet o� points on the curb i e- diateZy oppasite the ends of a safety zone unless a different leng�h is indicated by signs a markings; . � (9) Within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a ra: crossing; • �lroad 4 a � Enacte � 7 7 � . ATTEST I (IO) Withi.n 20 feet of the driveway entrance to any fa.re station and on the side str�e�. opposi e the entrance to any fire station within 75 feet of �aid entrance when properly sign-p sted; (11) Alongside or opposi�.e any s�ree�, roadway r highway, excavatian or abstruction when su h stopping, standing, or parka.ng would obstr ct tra��ic; {12) On the street, roadway or highway side of ny vehicle stopped or parked at the edge or c rb of a street; � � (13) Upon any bridge or other elevated struatur upon a street, roadway or highway ar withi h3.ghway �.unnel, except as otherwise provid . by ord�nance; {14) At an� p].ace where official signs prohibit stopping. . , Section 5. 5.I V�hen any police of�icer ot the Ci�.y af Mendo finds a vehicle standing upon a street, roadway o �.n violation of any af the provisions a� �his ord such officer is hereby authorized �.o mave such ve or require the driver or o�her person in charge o vehicle to move tiie same, to a positian nat in vi of any section of the ordinance. x a �d �a Heights - highway icle the I.ation 5.2 When any police officer o� the City �inds a ehicle unattended upan any street, roadway or highway in viola- tion of any section of �.his ordinance, such o£fic r is hereby authorized ta provide far the removal of s ch '. vehicle at the expense of the owner, such removal to be attended to in accordance with the procedures pro ided under the provisions of �rda.nance No. lIQ9. Secti.an 6. Penalty. 6.I Any persc�n violating any of the provisions o this ordinance shall, upon conviction therefor, be pun shed by a fine a� not ta exceed �300.40 or by imprisor�men for not to�exceed 9Q days, or both. and ordained into an ordinance this day o� Gilber M. Radabaug City C erk CITY O�' MENDOTA HETG�ITS By . Donald L. Huber Mayor . J . � ��< �- � . . , � ,�, � . . l)G� -- . . - -. ` Rpq� .-_ .,' � _ . . :�. / 1 � �l / -. . . :i -�/ � � �----�� / . _�% . ^ ./ `` Y ' . I / . :t ,�r+'� I / / `3'..�. � � . �.y +^y .. . _. _ y / _ _ ` � _ ` � � � r � � y �,' � J • -_ ' _ I � , � . ....""'�-......,