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1976-10-050 1. Call L to Order. CITY OP' 1�iE'.;:a0`�A ::t.I�ri7'S Dakota County, P�iir_n�sota AGE?�TDA October 5, 1976 2. P.ol call. 3. App oval of riinutes, Sep�ember 21, 1976 4. Oldl Business a. �Discussion on proposed 1�77 �udget. (See atzached informa�ion.� 5. Com�i:unications a. b. 6. Co� Association of N:etropolitan Municipalities Proposed Legislative Gzneral rleet�ng October 21. Letter �rom Narold Levander reeuesting delay in consideration o of 3acob Synagogue condi�ional use percriit application. :ission P1 ninq cor:u:�ission �y � 9 9•'%� a Minutes, September 28, 1976. b Heeri^; -- Case No. 76-14, Cangregation of Sors of 3acob. Ap conditional use perr�i.t. (Recommend approval, see c F�earing -- Case No. 76-20, Acine Marble & Granite Co. P.pplica conditional use permit. (Recommend approval.) d. Case Tdo. 76-21, Northland Land Cor.�pany -- P_pplication for v�'r (Recomr.iend approval . ) 7. 23ew IBusine�5 - ic it1 ' �.��iistrator � _.. _..i• Federal application for local Public 4�o?-ks Capitol. ""r��estment Proaram Grant. Policies. Sons tion for tions.) for e for sign. �elopment and . Proposed resolution approving Lir�ited t�se Per�it (for Curley jJalley View Trail.) Froposed Resolution on I-35E. � �Ff/Gc' /�o.SEd /�?onds/ pGf // �lil��US �i� � if se ��s. / � �U�,% rustees 9a� d �,�/ �,�.9.� Pmr: Fo,e TE••%�i,s �o�,eTs a� � �[� �iPDina�v� %�P�ofiv�r �/ /%%i4yo� CH4n��ci7�� ity Engineer �, ��a'f�i�c.� /�e�no o� !/4lt�r4o�xR. �F�c�a�ouf /J, �e�'e/' 7fc�Iy! �E�uC�</ �O J�fa6�Ce/' — %�ecr . Request for approval of final �lans for Brompton Courts P_ddn. improvements. . ASenda 10. App 11. Adj � -2- October 5, 1976 ity Attorney lerk-Treasurer q /�e%� �.S �,eTiFS/iNG /JE�i�/,� $�l.�.$� /vEif/Tl1L$ Cy4' �. .�/S� p� �/BG'T�i�Or! �%Gr06ES C�ti�ts?/Ou� - oval of the List of Claims. oval of Licenses: . Omar League Excavating License umpca Excavating Excavating License rawford-?�erz General Contractor and L Erectors , General Contractor aymond E. Haeg Plumbing, Inc. ' Plunbing License idway Sign Co., Inc. Sign Contractor Lic �val of On-Sale 3.2 Malt Beverage License: Mendota Heights Lion � J nse nse Club. I,I T OF CLAIT:S LJ. PP JECTS 50 7 $ 350.00 50 S 365.20 _,5" 4,565.19 P� 51 � BO11D ISSUF TO TF?E COUNCIL FOR �1PPFOVAL Octo�cr 5, 1976 Mendota F;eights Landscape Service Tree Removal, Im . 75-2 & Imp. 74-8 Bettenburg, Townsend, Stolte & Comb, Inc. Engineering Fees Eagle Ridge East Bettenburg, Townsend, Stolte & Comb, Inc. Eng. Fees, Imp. 4-2 & Imp. 74-7 729.�95 Bettenburg, Townsend, Stolte & Comb, Inc. Eng. Fees, CI IL DEFENSE 51 2 10 PA ROLL 50 2 10,782 YisNI S TP.AT ION 50 4 50 S 50 6 5 7 50 8 5 9 5 70 5071 5 72 5 73 5 74 5 75 5 '� 5 5 �d S 79 5 80 5a82 5ds3 5 85 5 86 5 87 5 88 5 89 5 90 5 91 5 92 5 93 5 94 5 95 S 96 �5 99 5'00 5 Jl ..l� VL 5 03 5' 5 5 06 5 07 5 08 5 09 37.96 37.38 37.38 37.96 45.d3 38. 33 37.38 37.38 37 38 37 38 37. 38 45.43 36 81 36 81 36 81 7 48 8 06 7 48 31 05 31 05 29 90 29 90 29 90 29 90 28 18 30 48 2 88 32 20 32 20 2 30 29 90 d 60 32 78 �4 50 i33 75 - 3 86 77 43 140 82 11 40 �J% 04 13C� 00 57 90 1,645 26 880 00 a2 23 Northwestern Bell Dakota County State Bank Ruth Grunke Eileen Mullen Evelyn Moravec Sally Countryman Rita riaczko Laurita Taeinzettel Marguerite Julkowski Anna Specktor Janet deLam.bert Helen Frye Genevieve 2�Surphy Dorothy Troeltzsch Harriet Netcalfe Margaret Fogelson Narjorie Cheesebrow Mary F. Shaughnessy Elizabeth Witt Violet Noreen P;artha Carlson June R. L4agner Virginia Simek Betty Anderson - Jean Burke Marilyn K. Van Zyl Evelyn Fischer Leslie E. Troeltzsch Nelen Bates Wilfred Dehrer George Ziemer Colette Norman Horace Brown Deolres Hess Hubert R. Nieier Sarah Bradford Oak Crest Kennels Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. Alexander Conpany Northwestern Bell City of Bloomington Crystal Travel Sercice Orvil J. Johnson G.M. Radabaugh Great West Liie Assurance Co. D.C.R. Corporation Dakota County State Bank Billings r5et Payroll , Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E F.lection Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E�I Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Election Judge E Elec�ion Judge Election Peace Peace Ofiicer E Election Judge Election Peace Election 3udge Election Peace Election Judge Retainer, Board Supplies Supplies Billings Election sv.ppli Airline Reserva . October kuto A1 � N:ileage Expense October Eiospitai : Oc�ober office � ALgust Payroll Courts 30, 1976. nse se se ense ense ense ense ense nse nse ficer E��pense ense pense ficer Expense pense ficer Expense pense Cruise Time . Mgr. Conference �ce zation LI T UF CL1�I2•:S (Continued) � A� IT.1ISTr^,AiI01: (Continued) 5126 $ 130.00 U.S. Post Office . S1 7 5.50 Delores M. Stevens 5J "' 4,771.76 State Treasurer 5� 4,440.65 Director of Internal Revenue 51'U 1,959.43 Commissioner of Revenue 51 3 99.69 Wells Fargo Trustee - 51 4 3,118.50 Metropolitan �9aste Control Coir¢aission 51 5 841.58 Staze Treasvrer . 5I 6 79.50 Chester Pearson ICE DEP. 51 0 51 2 51 0 51 1 51 2 51 3 51 4 30. 4 lOQ. 6 3. 5 21. 6 55 . 0 75. 0 75 . 0 75. 0 E DEPARTA`,ENT 2 33. 5 6 84 . 4 � 28. 0 g 9. 6 Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. Northwestern Bell A4endota Heights Standard Kar Products, Inc. Minnesota Personnel Department Michael L. Dumoulin Martin DesLauriers RQbert Harris Ydorth�ves �ern Bell Telephone Bob Carter Ford, Inc. Minnesota Fire, Inc. Sta-Vis Oil Company RO P�TD BRIDGE DEPARm�i1T 51 2 11. 5 NorthwesLern Bell 51 50. 3 Kar Proc�ucts, Inc. 51 _ 67. 5 Sta-Vis Oi1 Company 51 9 100. 0 Harry Kirchner . 51 0 125. 0 Karl Hohenstein 51 2 775. 8 Bettenburg, Toc�nsend, Stolte & Comb, Inc. ?U LIC UTILITIE DEPARTMEI�T il 2 11. 5 Northwestern Bell il 1 50. 3 Kar Products, Inc. �1 1 10, 246. 1 Metropolitan tdaste Control Coir�nission DE �ART2dEh 2,650. 0 3. 6 34. 9 50. 3 7. 5 311. 6 107. 0 19. 5 Di Mendota Heights Landscape Service Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. Northwestern Bell Kar Products, Inc. Carlson Tractor Equipnent Cor.lpany Payless Cash�Yays, Inc. Sexton Printing, Inc. Board of Water Commissioners sements: $51,922.53 October 5, 1976 Postage P.efund on [�3ater PERA for Septemb Federal �axes fo State taxes �or LTD & Life Insur SAC charges for Surcharges for S Diileage for Sept Supplies & Sundr Eillings Repair parts Supplies Police Sergeant Oral Board Servi Oral Board Servi Oral Board Servi Billi.ngs R�pairs Supplies Gasoline & Oil Billings Supplies Supplies October Building October Building Engineering fees, coating Billings Supplies October charges Diseased tree ren Sundry Billings Supplies Repairs Rep ai rs Recreation Brochu Service t September nce for Oc�ober eptember. ptember mber sting �s as Rental street oil & seal & destt:r::ping Page 730 September 21, 1976 CITY OF N�NDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA Minutes of the Regular Meeting Held Tuesday, September 21, 1976 P rsuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of tY C ty of Mendota Heights, was held at 8:00 o'clock P.M, at the Cit� P aza Drive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. � A ting Mayor Lockwood called the meeting to order at 8:00 o'Clock f llowing members were present: Acting Mayor Lockwood, Councilmen M yor Huber had notified the Council that he would be out of town C uncilman Mertensotto had notified the Council that he would be 0 : 3 : 0 s: 3 s: 0 s: 3 s: 0 MINUTES Councilman Losleben moved approval of the September 7 meeting with corrections. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. County Assessor O'Toole was present to req list of abatements. a City Council, Hall, 750 South P.M. The Gosleben and Wahl. 3te. ztes of the :. approval of a After a brief discussion, Councilman Wahl mo ed that an - abatement be granted to the Minneapolis/St. aul Metropolitan Airports Commission for Parcel No. 27-69150- 51-00, reducing the assessed value from 43 in 1974 and 1975 o nil for taxes payable in 1975 and 1976. Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. Councilman Losleben moved that an abatement e granted to Mrs. Emmie L. Swanson for Parcel No. 27-0270 -020-02, reducing the assessed value from 9992 to 5I48 for tax s payable in 1976. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Councilman Mertensotto arrived at 8:18 o'clo�k P.M. OCIATION OF Acting Mayor Lockwood introduced Mr. Vern Pe erson, Executive ROPOLITAN Director of the Association of Metropolitan unicipalities. ICIPALITIES Mr. Peterson and Mr. Roger Peterson of the A sociation gave a verbal and slide presentation of the Associa ion accomplishments and goals, and answered questions from the uncil. s: 4 s: 0 Financial Advisor Lawrence Shaughnessy was p�esent regarding financial needs and bonding. After a brief discussion, Councilman Mertens tto moved the adoption of Resolution No. 76-72, "RESOLUTIO PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC SALE OF $180,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION ORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1976, SER2ES 1 AND $570,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION TEt�ORARY TMpROVEMENT BONDS OF 1976, SERIES 2," the bi opening to be held on Ocfober 19, 1976. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. Page 731 �eptember 21, 1976 JDGET Acting M�yor Lockwood opened the meeting for public hearing on the proposed 1977 Budget. Johnson outlined the budget proposal. The C several items, including inflow/infiltration system, the possibility of a sewer rental ra public works facilities rental. Acting Mayo for questions or co�nents from the audience. the purpose of a Administrator uncil discussed into the sewer e increase and Lockwood asked Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ridder, 1744 Dodd Road, ur ed the Council to place a high priority on Dutch Elm Disease c ntrol, and suggested that the City budget a suitable am unt of funding for 1977 and use matching State funds for a emoval and control program. Mr. Richard Bancroft, 1350 Clement Street, s ressed his concern that the Council establish a firm and subst tial budget amount for Dutch Elm Disease control. After a lengthy discussion, Acting Mayor Loc wood moved that the hearing be closedF and that the City Adminis rator be directed . to report on additional special levy funding for diseased tree s: 4 control. Councilman Diertensotto seconded th motion. � s: 0 The hearing was closed at 11:18 o'clock P.M. ` GREENHOUSE Mr. Robert Larson was present to request app oval of a building permit to allow construction of new greenhou e facilities at the present greenhouse location. The Council ac nowledged receipt of a memo from the City Planner recommending approval of the permit conditioned upon conformance with all of the appropriate setbacks. Councilman Mertensotto moved approval of the application for building permit subject to the approval bf e City Planner. Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. s: 4 s: 0 CCHLINE BUILDING The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo f om City Planner ;RMIT � Howard Dahlgren regarding a request for buil ing permit from the Richline Company. Richline proposes to onstruct an addition on the west side of the present structure to house a compressor unit. Mr. Dahlgren recommended that the pe 't be approved subject to repainting of the entire building After a brief discussion, Councilman Mert of the application for building permit in Planner's recommendation. Councilman� Wahl seconded the motion. s: 4 s: 0 to moved approval rdance with the Page 732 September 21, 1976 CHAAK The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo rom the City Planner LECTRONICS regarding an applic�tion for building perzni for construction of an addition to the Schaak Electronics bu'lding, 1415 Mendota Heights Road. After a brief discussion, Councilman Wahl application for building permit subject to the City Planner and Building Inspector. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. : 4 : 0 approval of the approval by ' FALLS W�ST Councilman Losleben moved the adoption of solution No. 76-73, ' "RESOLUTION aRDERING CONSTRUCTION OF IMPRO D4ENTS TO SERVE THE IVY FALLS WEST ADDITION AND ADJACENT AREAS IMPROVF�IENT NO. 75, PROJECT NO. 3, STAGE II)." Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. s: 4 s: 0 PROPERTY After a brief discussion, Councilman Losleb n moved the adoption of Resolution No. 76-74, "RESOLUTION EXTEND NG CONDITION , ATTACHED TO RESOLUTION NO. 74-67," extendin the use of the second residence at 2288 Dodd Road as a pe anent residence , through September 21, 1977. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. s: 4 s: 0 EASEMENT Attorney Winthrop outlined the ne�otiations eld with Mr. Michael Kassan, Jr., regarding acquisit'an of a permanent and a temporary easement (in connection wit the Northeast Area Improvement Project) over the Kassan proper on Dodd Road. . He reco�nended that the City acquire the ea ements at a cost of $950. Councilman Mertensotto moved that the City ttorney be directed to prepare the appropriate papers for acqui ition of the . , easements. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. : 4 : 0 CELLANEOUS The Council acknowledged receipt of the for August. The Council acknowledged receipt of the Pol� Department monthly reports for August, 1976, _, ONNEL Administrator Johnson explained that the prc procedure for Sergeant in the Police Departn completed and that he concurred with the Po] recommendation that Dorance Wicks be appoint Status Report and Fire tional testing t has been e Chief's Sergeant. c yes: 4 av s : 0 OF CLAIMS : 4 : 0 es: 4 ays: 0 . . - OURN es: 4 Tays: 0 ' Page 733 September 21, 1976 Councilman Wahl moved that Dorance Wicks be Sergeant, effective October l, 1976, at a m $1,400 per month. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. J inted Police y salary of Councilman Mertensotto moved the adoption oflthe following motion: RESOLVED that the claims submitted to the Ci payment, a summary of which is attached here as List of Claims submitted for payment, Sep having been audited by the City Council be a allowed and the Mayor and Clerk-Treasurer ar and directed to issue checks in payment of s Acting Mayor Lockwood seconded the motion. Councilman Mertensotto moved approval of the granting licenses to: ; Brigl Excavating -Exca� Rayco Excavating Exca� ��?ebster Company, Inc. Exca, Imperial Construction Company Maso� Markfort Construction Company, Inc. Maso� Master I�iasonry ' Maso� Schostag Construction ComPany, Inc. Maso� 'It�vin City Plastering, Inc. Plum] Clyde Wiley Plumbing Plum] Counciiman Wahl seconded the motion. There being no further business to come befo: Acting Mayor Lockwood moved that the meeting Councilman [�Tahl seconded the motion. OF ADJOURNMENT: 11:46 o'clock P.M. e G. Lockwood 2dayor 0 y Council for o and identified � ember 21, 1976, d are hereby hereby authorized id claims. � list of licenses, ating License ating License ating License ry License ry License ry License ry License ing• License ing License :e the Council, be adjourned. G.M. Radabaugh Clerk-Treasurer 0 � � '� CITY OF hiEPdDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO " bctober l, 1976 ): City Council . Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator . Budget Discussion � Suoplemental Information on Dutch Elm Disease Control At the September 21 Budget hearing discussion, a considerabl amount of t'me was spent discussing the need and conditions relating to sha e tree d'sease control. The resolution was to direct staff to prepare a program for f ther consideratior_. This memo then shall constitute a respons to the p evious request. It is based on a considerable amount of input rom J hn Neska and Harvey Franzmeier, our certified tree inspectors, rom L rry Shaughnessy as an interested citizen and finance expert, an further d'scussions with the State Departr.tent of Agriculture. Attached a e three s parate memos from John Neska addressing to the following topics A. Future outlook on Lhe Dutch Elm Disease epidemic in Mendota Heights; B. Projections on cost of Lignason injections in City park areas; C. Reforestation program in biendota Heights. P_�tached also is an Order from the Department of Agriculture t e City of Nendota Heights to levy "excess levies" for shade will qualify control. I will not attempt to sumi;�arize John i3eska's memos. I would urge you to ad then care�ully, noting especialiy the several approaches tha can be scussed and also remembering that John`s charge (as he reads an interprets nnesota law as relates to Du�ch Elm Disease) is to seriously ad ress this oblem. Obviously other priorities and needs are present and so e shaving of s projections would seem reasonable. A program that would seem reasonable, d certainly be suitable for diseLssion purposes would include e penditures as llok�s : Control on public ways and parks Svbsidy for Private control Qzemical Treat��ent in public areas Reforestation Total $15,000 10,000 1,500 5,000 $31,500 4 0 !'1.�''.,P i0 pt . 22,1;�76 `i'0: K%z1�1i� JG::i;:,�G'i� : RJ.•,:I JJ::i� :�. I�j`�Kk Si3�,J�CT: �UTlii� CL7`�i�Gv't� U:� T''r.E DJTC$ .r�LI�i J�J�E1�iIC IId i�t�.I�TJOTA i�1GHTS :;inc 197j �r2n '•;�ndo�a i:eignts iritiated a Sn2de Tree �isease Con�ro ��roE a*�; our Ci�;= :�as los� aa�roxi:�atly 1400 diseased trees on ��sb�ic and r��ate la�3s. il'ris a:�ounts to roughly 17.5i� of �he Ci ��* `s a000 ylr.:s. In 1973, j� �rezs �+•ere conder�ned and rer:oved in P•'endo�G ��ights. Th_s would rsean th�� we lost about .5i� oi our cities trees. In 1974, r �. 205 'rees ti.�ere re�.�o��d by ci�� a�.payers. lnis increasz rexresents a-��rox- ira �� 2. F�;� oi t�e rer: �in� ng �lms. In 19'75 we expierienced a lost of 43j ' rees which caould be 5i� oi the remair_ing trees. 1�7e is sLill no ot=er in r guaras �o dise�.sed elm �rees. As of aept. 22s1c76, our total 1.o s�s ap_-r xirr;atly 700 �rees, of cahich so�?e s�ill have �o be rer�oved. This 7� re�:,�r sents l0�ij of all elms left in T�iendota Hghts. =1ea e �al.e note trat �he increzses in zhe amoun� of diseased elr.:s i� i•=er�d ta r�hts. ras nearl�� coub? ed every STear since the eLe:;�emic start I;;= di�t �haz -there will not be any �l m trees left in the :�e=gn �s by erd f 1�%�, wnich is or.lz= three �*ears a��ay. I base My predic��on on the apid advance �rr.��r_ Dutch Elm has cor_sumed our trees. �ccording stat stics shown in tne i:etropolizan area, our percenta�e increases e year ;ave been equal ar_d exceeding �hose of our neighboring ci�ies. The iversity of i�;innesota has �rojected a,.:ortality rate incrzase wn is e,ual to our Uresent rate in the i:eighzs. E•+e cannot estima�e t�:- �re r_ly three y�ars lefL for oti�er cities, because each citjT is oi d size ar�d volu�::e. Cvr city is sr�all and is easily in.fected. 1? iarge much lon�er ior i�s' ir.terior areas to beccme en�irly poisoned. �ore eeinb :,o �r�.:a� cure for Dutch Elm Disease ir t?�e uycoming 1y77 I fe 1 th:�:, ii�e a�our_t of �iseased �rees in �he heiohts will be a�,cr 1�O�J trees. 450 of these will �e loca�e3 on city rroi,er�y, an�? 1150 bn �, r�rivate ��nd. These fi�ures are based on a year in ��nich our' r� �:rcal �e infsc�ed at �h� dise_�ses fastest r��e. lne �,reser_t cost fo ��:�,p 12'1€ S �y�� riu CiASL�4TfNirb i.1�2 2'�::'c,'+n5 G�' a G'C::':P.i?T'C1�1 irez T21;i0 is N%. °° _ er diameter inch. Triis usaal � � s~ans u�. a bi � l of around LO ;. ��, °O �Er �ree, �rir1 C�TI g0 a5 l.i�h as r8�%d. °°. 'riV2_'&o2 COST, f0 remo �ed in the �ei�hts this su�r:,er is about �150. °° . �rojectir_g 15 for e;�iova� in 19'7%, �ae can expect that we could reach a point of ma s..er,'in�, ar_d see L�n horneowner and c;.ty srsnd aprY'oxirr,ztly �225,000 on t ee removal. This, is com�.;utin� 15��0 trees a� a150,°° each. t�em th�.t this is �:urely a�rediction, and th_ t we are presur�ir_g a drasti in ��tch �lm Disea�e. Tre u�.cor*ir.� �•linter and tne possibility oi s cne:, t�era��y wou:!d he great factors in our fu�ure confrontation with ,��e r+,z::t reme:�ber that sanitat�on ar.d reforesta�ion are our only hoye �hi� disea.�e, and th.t �:+e should cor.tinue to fi`�ht it a� our �,resent ( ro Iro � let the � i�ure of ;�225, OOC. °° scare ;you. 1^his i i€u� e �:ould on�l� if �:e �re ir_volved in a gre�.ter thGn e�:: ec�eu aisease syread �� u• zhe 0 e ry ich t there iiferert city ta�:es eason, xir�atl�� will �ty er 150.00 zrees 0 trees inum 00 mber increase me ne:� t7utch Elr�. in fighting rate. reached te.) Fr��i S �U�,T � 1'irEMO OFcVIL J Gi�ISJA; _ JOI��J S. ?V�SKk T"�� i1;:;F�CTOR . PhOJ�CTI�i;S OP� COST OF LI�ATASAN I?r'JECTIOIVS IN CITY t�1uL S r 23,1976 ��iih �he ove�,rhelr�ir_g loss of �l�ns in ?°�er_do �a E-:ghts. , It :�ras de �err�i ed that now 's the time to look at our park areas and see if the absence o� _,any r,lr�s r�oul hinder the use of our recreational areas. After reviewing the ��rk areas, l�e d cided tn�t a lack of trees in any one area would decrease the a sthetical aspe ;-,s of our parks as �•rell as decrease the shade and s?�elter, �+ahich they prov'de to our picnicareas, tennis cour�s, ar_d play grounds. tiae at Tne use you :? t � 2 j li sin tree be h aA_ per Cost ?�ate disc sy t,_aE rr,pr �oi� ri� � ?��v I tal:ing inver,tory on trees which are definitly a necessity to o r areas, und that there are a�proximatly 100 elm trees spread throughout our �,hicr could warr•ant tre Lignasa.n injection if we ure to na1;e a at�empt epir_g tr�ese elr^s notia. %verage diameter of these 100 elr� �rees s s�x s(o ") at �reast height. Therefore we have 600 inches oi elm t treat. Gniversity of 1�•rinresota reccomends that the user of Lignasan sho ld one gallon of Ligr.asan to z��ro �allons of water. lhey also recco�.end tha� use one gallon of the combined mixture to two diameter inches of the tree. �,°O a€a�lon, ��e then r:ix Lignasan �,�i�h 2�allons of vlater endi g with �aLon r,:ix�ure costin� ��. °O . Or �3. °° a ballon for the r: �ture 7 the figure 1 gallon to 2 inches (diarneter), we find tl:at a six inch taould cost �9.°O to inject. In short the cost for us tn inj�ect the L•ig- n solution �aould be �1.j0 �er diameter inch. �his does not ir,cl de �r�er, time, nor equipment. knother factor which could be a hamp r would he alkalini�y of �he water we use in the nixture. If t?:e :�rater s t�•io , �7_;e Lignasan �aill not r�� properly for the tree to acce�,t it. If this �ns i��e would then have zo buy deior_ized �raier ti��hich runs about � 50� �allon. � 1'his ��ould add a cost of 17� y�er inch or_ our inject_ on rice. ior just the in�ecti�n solution would be w900.O° 411�17 out the d ionized r, .or �1002. °° if toe h�ve to buy the gure v�ater. So far we have not zssed equi�;r:�er_�. ihere are r^�ny t�r�es of auparatus wY:ich can �e u�ed. f�. ::est =or our �ee:;�s i•:ou�.d run abouz w150.°° ?or a good se�up. �h s iy�:e i sufficiently do �he job for us and do it s�.eedily and aro��erly The �t of time ta�>en on eacn tree is not kz�ot,�n exacily. Larber tree tal:e tir�e to ir_ject �l:an do sr;aller ones. �•!e can not estir�a�e the c st of �;an r used in tris �.�roject a� tnis time. Qne must rzmemk�er zhat Lig asan has �een r.�eriec�ed, �nd that i�o one knows ho�� r:uch oi tne suos�ance �s to te :to oe efieczive. �1so it has not �een aeterr.�ined ho;�r often one would �o reapplicate t� e inj ectior_. :ce��end th=t r_o nore than �2000.°° �vould be needed for �reat�ent ; if r�onie� �•�ere to be appropriated for this �roject. ,� � lin our �'C., : � F. � I•i:Ci<iC7 v R1i I� J Cix�2d.�t1'it� - „ _. JOn1�; S. ��.�::_.ri 1_�.�L Ii;SF�CT�'R �;: :t�_�'{?n._'S�.'ni:�Ol'd Pz�C?GR�•_ 11; i�::tilvI.tO''!':i HE1Gh�i� SeptemY:�r � �-:atiing �een 150Q EIm �x�es re�:oved in iiendota Heights, I feel that noc, ti�e ior us ia cor�s� der rep�? acin� �o�ne of these trees. Our Sh vi �ase Gc��ral pro�ram rras in?tiuted in order to conserve some of zaa,�,'�sLic �»ees wh?ch fi?1 aur yard� witn s'riade, ana line our boule � roy�ase trat in �he upcor„ing year of I�77, we a�apro�,riate �5,000. trr e repla��ing in the City of t�iendoia i�eights. T:-�is amaunt can te to plant trees a� public a*�d griv�te Iands. � eer�ain �ercenta.ge c r.;o e� could ae se 4 aside �'or reir�bursement of funds s�ent already � in �vidua�s. �:esUricLions isould have to �e �ade as io Lhe ��ount � ea h resia�nt , in arfier as nat to e.�h�ust the funds comple�ely. ��. ;r �ak�l� reir�burse i.ndivi.duals up to u�. per tree, and lir�it t�he � 3 r�es. C.,reful �e� ection wou? d'oe mad� as �o tne need of the in_d fo more tre:.s an t?�eir �raperiy. . In r�gu�rds �o r��l_.r_ting; In 1�75 �ae �:ucige�ed �3,d00. �'or rlantin I�;e_ do ��. �e? g: �s. :�f �er ��cin� �;sds fr��n di#'ferent nurUer�=:�en, tire on �he �rice oi N4,5.jtree. �his included the planting of a tree cr di ~r,eter no less than 2�i inches. Each tree cras to be gu�ran�eed f ye r. .•�e acr�uirerz 20 trees of which 1;� still survive. Fresuming in la':.or and r;a�eri�ls, r��e estiimate the cost of trees 1his yezr to �r5 ./iree �xi�h the sa,�e requirezr,ent: of 2yz inch minimum diar:eter,ri� an guarantee. �s_n� �Y!e .�a�7e ; lanting �echniques as previausly :.e l�;ould a�air_ as�� the residents fcr cao�era-�ion ar_ watering and r� �h �rees aiter they are planted. 27,1a76 _t is ie Tr�e :he..e �rds. for used �Y�is �r�vate ven could ovnt ta viduals in �reed �h a r one a increas� be about an-�ing, sed, zntainiz�g If :�re �:jere to �.�.^e a�l �j,G00. =or rl�nt-no, tae could tl�en acruire GQ , tr es at �;j0.%i?^ee. �l� cou_d also con�iaer o4��r cVays oa ::^�ss ;�la -uin�. ln � oUs? L.ility of usir_o sm��ller tree� could rassi�ly t,�ork. `l'l.e c� � . ?•?+:? !(1 be lot,tcr, and i:�@ COl11.C1 2C4�U1.2'G T:r�nj% I:,OT'E `�2'B��'u. rS'O�� C�Ii1S C�O arise FSi.� .,n ��smaller tree� in that they do re�au� re r:uch more �tten �ion ��h n they ; � �::,all. ,�s far as locatians ior the �lan4ir_g of new treeS, we �n ix` � �>:2 cards fror� aur 2'ecOs'ds ta find aut :,�aere tr�es z��ere remove fra�;. �.f �+`� ��ere tc use sma1.I trees, �ae coul.d ��ro'tably �o �a a"xlant Yo r Uwn" ty:.e of _ ro�ram. I'z� sure cae cou3.d get local �elp and su�;_ort oi' ar:�r:�unity gr. za�.� sucl� as the Jaycees, and tl�e Lipns clu�, �ahen it came ti.me o clistribute th young �rees. 2'l�ese ar�ar?i._a��ons cre alti,�ays loakino for activ ties �O �� 1I?V4�YLC: 111. 1'efini�elti� feel -�hat no�v is �k�e ti�:,e �.o decide on ��hat type af p o�ram .e �xe to use. :+e hav� suffered a lo�s af ra.ny �rees and are soon to seel t�e e f�cts cn our envirnment. Flease corside� �h� �,5,000. Nro�osal r.d le�s see i�.e c n�ut i� to �oo� use. • • r C L � ' ' ':'�:. .. .. • ' � -'� �: • .. . _. � .' - G.. �G:s � .rM 1�� .r.;�........y �� .T�� 5 � ;�� • . t `. ..�` � . .,_ � ».. r4 r-....� .�.'y,!.'•�• t >� {/�: �y- $+.: Yw.' 4»�` �...:e '0... B �`.,.+! � � �E' i� {.a= P MC �'�g M:-� /"1 �}: i�:� �fsny° f Y i+Vi �' � ' �'� ��}�� .� 3�J hano�er btcfg. :8Q cedar sfree2 � sS, paui, m�nnesofa 55tCt foi2} ?�2-25&1 TO: CHIEF ADMIN.iSTRATIVE OFFICIAL AND DESTGNATED FRC1M: JOSEPHI7JE NUNN, PRE,S.IDENT DATE: SEPTEMBER � GENERAL �t1EI�fBERSHIP ��iEETiNG DATE. TKURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19'7� TIME: 7:00 P.M. PL.9,CE : BROOKLYN CENTER C I V I C CTR . (SOCI�L HALL} . 6301 SHIN�LE CREEK i�ARK«'AY (map on reverse side) A G E N D A 0.tc.�.tij�"'�' � � � `� ,.° ' . ;;R � .. J �ELEGATE '$, 1976 l. Consideratzon o� �he A��I��'s 1977-7� Legisiaiive alicies as xecommended by the AI�SM's Legislative Study C mmittees and approt7ed by the Board of Direetars. 2. Other business as may come before the d�legatio . .....PLEASE NOTE..... 1�We reguest t.hat the administra�ive affic,ial receiving thi no�ice dis�xibu�e the encZosed capies af the Legis.Zative Pol.icie to the appropriate of�ic?aIs af your city. 2. Excerpt from ArticZe X., Section �, of By-Laws: "Eaeh co unit� sha�Z designate a delegate and such alternate as it de,sires to epresent it at aZZ Assaciatian meetings and so noti.fr� tne Association Executive Director in writing." 3. Article �I, .Sectio.n 2, of By-Laws: °VO.c^ING. The vote on any Zegis- Iative mattex sha.t.i be by acc�amation; but at any time be ore the xe- su1� of the vote .is announced �he chairman may, and shaZl if re- guest�d to do so by five or moxe delega��s pxesent, submi the gues- tion under consideration to a vote by munic�palit�, in c�h'ch case each mvnicipa,lity sha11 be ent.ztled to ane vate plus one ddit.ional vote for each 50,OOtJ popuZation or major fraction thex�of of the muz�i- cipality above the initiaX 50,000 pqpulation, accorciing t the r,�ost re��nt popuZation estimate of �he 1letropaZitan CaunciZ ex ept wne.� th�re is a mare xecen� official census. Vot.ing .by proxy 's nat per- 'mit�ed, nor may any de.Zega�e cast more chan one vote." CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS PLANNING COMMISSION Minutes September 28, 1976 The regular meeting�of the Mendota Heights Planning was called to order at 8:04 P.M., Tuesday, September by Cl�airperson K. Ridder. The following members wer K. Ridder, L. Culligan, L. Crecelius, R. Wheeler, G. Absent memhers: R. Clemens, J. Stefani, City Admini o. Johnson. Also present was Planning Consultant H. APPROVE A'iINUTES L. Culligan moved, seconded approved as submitted. Voting: Al1 Ayes HEARING CASE NO. 76-14 CONGi2EGATION SONS OF JACOB, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT altered fence location on to shield the parking lot. public discussion. Roger as to the duties and times Highland Heights Hebrew pe Lexington Avenue access. cars that will be using th on the widing of the stree future assessments. In re stated that the average da veloped for single family per day, based on the stan H. Dahlcrren noted that the The minutes of t: 24, 1976 meeting submitted with t: G. Quehl that the min � Mr. Fidelman and presented the pr Synagogue site p They had changed to provide 1 ent of 2 on Hunter L :he north side and added m Chairperson K. Ridder as: �undgaard,of Hunter Lane i: of the services. He stat� �ple would use the Orchard )iscussion was had on the : : parking, discussion was , � on Hunter Lane and would �ponse to these questions : _ly traffic from the site . �urposes caould be possibly iard of 7 trips per day pe: reauired parkincr for 185' i would be 51 spaces, but he recommended they provide to assure adequate parking, and the applicants revis to use more coniferous trees. Questions were asked height of the building and as to whether or not the had heen contacted on purchase of their home. P�ir. F they offered to buy the t�Iulvihill home and the iviulvi stated they were not interested in selling at.this t 9:00 Chairperson K. Ridder closed the public discuss wh`ich time more discussion was had�by the Planning C members. Questions were asked as to the proposed bu ?�Ir. Fink replied that it depended upon when adequate could be raised, possibly as long as` 3 years from no was expressed with these plans; lighting, trees, ent ommi s s ion 28, 1976 present; Quehl. trator Dahlgren. e Augus t had been e agenda. tes be Mr. Fink �posed .ans. the plans -y instead �ne , �re trees .ed for �quired �d that Lane to .umber of .lso held there be f. Dahlgren f de- 84 trips � household. �eople �ore space the plans s to the �ulvihills nk stated - ills me. At on at mmission ldind date. funds . Concern � � , m -2- � service drive at I3.110 and on street parking. After brief discussion R. [�heeler moved, seconded by L. Crecelius to rec- commend council ap roval of Conditional Use Permit un er the follo:ain conditions. 1. Detailed li ht standards �ai h hooded shields would be rovided. 2. There would be no ark n on ublic streets during services. 3. A detailed landsc in plan showin t pes of shrubs and trees. 4. If H.110 s ro- vided with a service drive at Hunter Lane and H.110 t.ereu on the S nago ue would immediatel connect there to and he pre- sent access to hunter Lane would he closed. 5. Befor con- struction begins-the Plannin •Commission will be ive the oAportunity to examine architectural plans for the or posed structure. Voting: 4 Ayes 1 Nay L. Culligan L. Culligan stated he opposed the'motion for the foll reasons. l. Access at H.110 will be hazardous. 2. T Hunter Lane was insufficient to handle the increased floce. 3. The present proposal completely isolates a dcaelling. �4. Fie also stated he felt there were many available and there ioas insufficient evidence they ha explored. wing e narrow raffic esidential ther sites been HEARIN�---------- Mr. Sweeney and M: Favrot CASE n0. 76-20 of Acme Marble an Granite ACME 1�iARBLE & GRANITE CO. Company were pres nt to CONDITIONAL USE P�RMIT explain the plann d maso- leum for P.essurec ion Cemetery. There as a short discussion after the presentation upon which L. Culli�an' moved and L. Crecelius seconded to recommend that the Conditional Use Permit for masoleum plans be approved by the Coun il as submitted. � Voting: All Ayes, CASE NO. 76-8 SVJANSON SUBDIVISION was held on this case. Chairperson K. Ri der stated Emmie Swanson had notified _ the City Office t at she would be unable t attend, therefore no disc ssion CASE N0. 76-17 Mr. Carl Cummins ACACIA CEMETARY George Rossbach w COND�IONAL USE PERI�IIT to explain the co of cemetery utili After discussion Commission recommended that the City Administrator co City Attorney to get the exact type of zoning which w LII and. Mr. �re present zstruction `y building. the Planning ztact the �uld be -3- required for vault manufacturing in the utility buil Th� Planning Commission recommended H. Dahlgren afte hearing from the City Attorney to consult with Carl Cummins in the type of zoning request to be made, fu recommendations from the Planning Commission directe changes be made. 1. The landscaping �lan be redone numbers and types of plannings. 2. Theyprovide a ne graphy map. 3. Provide�more explicit architectural 4. Provide a parking plan for employees. H. Dahlgre commended that further attention be given to the obs cense of the proposed structure. Giving considerati methods and orientation of access to the building. R. T�71-ieeler moved, seconded by G. Quehl that a Public be held on October 26th. Voting: All Ayes CASE NO. 76-21 P10RTHLAND LAND COMPAIdY SIGN VARIANCE 2 signs could be implaced upon thei development land. One sign would be ordinance requirements . R. Gd!ieeler L. Culligan to recommend that the si by the Council as submitted for this that this sign was to be temporary a unon sale of the property. Voting: All Ayes CZ�SE NO. 76-22 GOPHER STAMP & DIE CObSPANY SUBDIVISION scheduled for the October 24th James NicKay •,��as to represent Nor Land ComPany req a sign variance sign ordinance s r projected indus larger than cit moved, seconded gn variance -be a specific purpos nd would be remo ng. ther that iving topo- esign. re- les- n to Hearing resent � hland esting f the � that - rial � proved on lv ed Gopher Stamp & D'e Co. failed to appear before the Planning Co isssion. Their case will e re- agenda. CASE N0. 76-23 , Mrs. Glewwe and GLEWt�TE present. He exp SUBDIVISION lot sale and the subdivision for remainderment. explained to Mrs. Glewwe and son how a change in the lot sold could produce a more desireable subdivision' gt:e applicants consider reducing the depth of the pr in the S.W. corner of the property by 40' so as to p larger lots in the future.plat to the north. K. Rid seconded by L. Crecelius that a Public Hearing be he October 26th. Voting: All Ayes on were ained the proposed he future . Dahlgren size of the and that posed lot ovide er moved, d on � � . I � -4- MISCELLANEOUS H. Dahlgren gave short WETLANDS Ot�DINANCE dissertation on t e re- vised t+Tetlands Or inance and copies were given out as prepared by the City Att rney. He made the suggestion to the members to compare with the original one and the will find that the changes were 'n language and consistant with the original intent. TH 110 & TH 49 N. Dahlgren advis d that with the agenda s heduled for this Septemb r 28th Planning Commission meeting, he will bring the sugges ed corrections of that intersection to be presented befo e the Planning Commission at the nest Commission meeting. ADJOURN: R. T�7heeler moved, seconded 'ny G. me�tinq at 10:45 P.M. There being no fu ther business to come efore the Planning Comm ssion uehl to adiourn the 0 LAW QF�fCES ��'�.� d�r, ��, i��r �; 1��.��s�� a02 DR VERS BANK BUILDING • 633 SOU7H CONCORD STREE7 SOU7H ST PAUL, MINNESOTA 55Q75 •'iELEPNONE t6i2J 451•f834 Oct�aber 1, 1976 Th Hon, Donald L. Huber, Mayar of t e Ci�y of Mendo�a Heights I��i -America Bank Building 75 Pla�a Drive South St. Pau1., Minnesata 55120 De�r Mayar Huber: I epresent Mr. and Mrs. se iously affected by �he by �he �ons of Jacab. -IAROLD LEVANDER iRTHUR GiLLEN 40GER G. MILLER 'AUt A. MAGNUSON iRF20LD LEVANBER, Jtt. �AUL H. ANDERSON PIMOTHY J. KUNTZ .._ „r •y.� t �f; j � �4��` ,�. �.% Bi.II Mulvihil2 whose property ca�uld be proposed conditional use permi saught I a in�ormed �hat the report af sub'ect, which was not unanimous, Ca� cil an Tuesday, Octaber 5th. �he Planning Commissian on this is scheduled ta come b fore the The�e ;fi not sufficient time ta adequateZy prepare a pre�entatian to he Council in Mr, and Mrs, Mulvihill`s behalf. I s ould like an oppor�uni�y ta study the plans, obtain of r. Mulvihill's property, check wi�h the Highway Depa to he 1ikelihoad of a frontage raad being constructed, exp ore several other �actors that should be analyzed an I a so understand �hat nei�her you nor the City A�torney pre ent at �he �etober 5th mee�ing. n appraisal. tment as s we11 as checked. will be For the above reasans, I r�spectfully request tha� the m tter be 1ai over far either two or faur �,reeks to allow ior expl ration and neg tia�ion be�ore a fznal hearing is held on the applic tion for �he conditianal use permit, You s fery �ruly, � j � " r � �-/`'j f ,,- �, ., � �.� �, �. fyV ; -� _;..,� { i r� ' t. t.�- .I i :./ v \ Har 1d LeVander � �� CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS September 30, 1976 OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of M ndota Heights will meet at 8:00 P.M. on Tuesday, October 5, 197 in e City Hall at 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, to consid r application for a Conditional Use Permit to build a Synagogue o the n rtheasterly corner of Hunter Lane and Trunk Highway 110. This p� operty is the �+7est 726 feet of the East 1386 feet of the South 6 0 f et of the Northeast quarter except the South 421.5 feet of the st 1 0 feet thereof, Section 27, Township 28, Range 23. This propert der consideration is a parcel owned by the Congregation of the S ns o Jacob, Parcel Number 27-02700-010-05. This Notice is pursuant to City of Mendota Heights Ordinance . 401. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to �posed Conditional Use Permit will be heard at this meeting. Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator s % � C�.�:� ]`.'O. (o � � City of TSendo �a ?�e� gh �s Lakota Countv, ?•;i;,neso�a �PPLICAT10i� FOF CO'':S � �:�:�::.TIO?� � oi , �L�:2G�'II��G REQUEST Date of rpplica �i n.�v�gf��6 ��e Faid �asc.ra �-z -�_ - � � 70 � - V-- - — L�st -- r irst =_�c= css : 1812 S��.ixid.e?s S �,. �:� �„�b�r a;�d S �reet Ci �y i oo; r, e ,' . � a;ne : CC�1�GR�GA�ON SQT� �� 4�QB ' Last First �oo=e=s: 1466 Port?�nd S-��Pa�zl _:u,��b�r and Street C]_L�T S�re=t Loc�tion of Prop2rty in Question `5��', �I� y �;;�Y ;�=110 �d HUi��R �4t�r Leoal D�scrip�ion of Property: ^i:e '��es 726 =eet o3 Fast 1386 iee� of Soutn 660 �eez � 130 eez tbereo� _Sec �ion 27 Te;�.shia 28 �nge 2 j , r _� y = �• _ ^ C =' ' �' � ` '�'; _ � � �, = � a Ir -- Init'al r=;; „�, �116 S �a �e Zip Code :-�..�. : �� -a �� -�-�� Init'al u�r.�. �1.4.4 S �a �e Zip Code c :�.__r� �l�L.� _�� CUTlQ1L'i01�21 L•SE ��'illi Subdivision rppY'oval Pl�n �npro`al O�hcr (Speci�y) G �'eet oi 1i'es� ` I � 0 Appl cal�le Villag� Ordinance NumUer_ Pr�s nt Zoning of Property: '/j= Fres nt Use of Property: V,��,�, Prop sed 7onin of Pro ert � g P Y= - �L" / SC�Ctl� /' �G' �=ro� .sed use; of Property: Religious Institution (Syriagog� '��mi� r oi people intended to live or work on premises: 1 �O Numb r of off-street parking spaces proposed � I hc-eby declar� �hat all statements nade in this request adcii ional material ar� true. .� ; � //�/o � / T�ote: A. i � Sig�iature `o ,�C� Date � �� .iiij,�,�.� �pplic�nt ✓. and on tne• G R�ceived by (title) The follo�,7ing plans shall i�e dr��=n and attached to this application .�pl� ca �ior.s involcing a i czorir�g or a Con�3i �ional Ls Permit ��11 s��bmit �„e =ollot+ing �l�ns: I �ate �ece�ved Ini ial , Site Dcvelapment Plan , Di�ension �lan , r�;,dscape Plan , �rading Plan � � � ��l�caLions involving a Variance snall sLbmit the �o lo�.�ing: _ Ske�ch nLan . ?��straciors CertificaLe (If variunce involves cutting � �� exa�st.ing parcel into two or �ore to �s . ) ✓ S ptember 28, 1976 P ANf� I NG REPORT . C SE NUMBER: A PLICANT: ' L CATION: � 1. 21 � 76-14 Sons of Jacob Congregation Northeast of Hunter Lane and Highway 110 ION REQUESTED: Conditional Use Permit i NNING CONSIDERATIONS: � 1 Reference is made to the planning report prepared for the Aug� mee.ting of the Planning Commission, which report outlines man� the basic elements of the proposal. At that meeting of the Py Commission, the applicant appeared informally (it was not an advertised public hearing) and generally explained their propc Some residents of the neighborhood were present. Some suggestions and expressions of concern on the part of thE neighbors and the members of the Planning Commision v�ere brouc out at�that meeting. The applicants agreed to consider these ideas in the preparation of a revised site plan to be presentE at the nublic hearing scheduled for this meeting of the Plann- Commission. (This meeting of the Planning Commission will be September 28th.) Items suggested for review were: a. Acquisition of residence - As noted in our earlier report we feel that the potential isolation of the lJilliam and Catherine Mo7vihi1l property at the immediate corner of Hunter Lane and Highway 110, is a matter of considerable concern. L�le suggest that the acquisition of this home on some kind of contract basis would be highly desirable from the siandpoint of both parties. We are concerned . about the permanent isolation of ihe home at ihe immediate intersection of Highway 110 service road and •'>• Hunter Lane. -''�t�.-� Access via 110 Service Road - The residential property r�;�:t:;s�:�x owners immediately west of Hunter Lane (across the street ;, from the proposed parking lot) expressed concern about � traffic coming into Hunter Lane and proceeding north and -..south from the parking area. It was-suggested at the mee� that permanent access to the parking area should be constructed via a drivetNay directly to the existing 110 service road. This eliminates access directly off of Hunter Lane, thereby improving the conditions for single family residential development in this area of Hunter Lan The applicant agreed to consider this as part of their revised plan. st 24th of anning al. ht d ng ing SE NUP9BEP,: 76-14 ptember 2g, 1g76 Page 3 We have not heard from members of the congregation regardinq status of any revised plan to be presented before the Plannin Commission hearing. We suggest that development of the proqe in question, as a religious center, is an appropriate use und the right conditions. General.conditions should be that it d not have a permanent deleterious affect upon existing single development in the area, and that the traffic to and from the parking area be accommodated in a manner so as to minimize th of traffic in and around the residential district of which th proposed center is a oart. 4 Houses of worship are traditionally listed as permitted or coi uses in single family residential zones in this country. The have consistently ruled in favor of such religious institutioi 7ocate in residential areas. The courts do recognize, howeve� City's right to review the conditions under which such structi are approved for development within their communities. In th� case, we suggest that the conditions should be carefully revi� and that the applicant be encouraged to consider the suggesti� offered at the last Planning Commission meeting. 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' .r •••• �+ ... ..i .L ? . . :�s . .. , . �r�es�s�s��q��eaz�srrs�ssa�s ffia� ' C l�IUMBER: 6-14 ��'' .. . g'��'��i ia�a .; � ... ... ........... . . _.. E! - -...._..-- -• . • - ._. AP LICANT: ongregatian Sons of Jacob c�� . �' � ' �-� _ _. � ' AC iON: A provai of Candi ti onal Use to � _. y:.__-.� �. -,�-� �:� ��,� .. P"...�: c�' _�-'. C nsir��ct a Synago~yue � .. _ ..- .. •- • .. " - � A� ust 24, 1976 NNING REPORT E NUMBER: LICANT: LOICATION : ION REQUESTED: PL�P�NING CONSIDERATIONS: 2. 3. 4. ^u'.i 76-14 Congregation Sons of Jacob 1466 Portland Avenue, St. Paul, Northeasterly Corner of Hunter and Trunk Highway 110 MN ne Approval of Conditional Use to �onstruct a Synagogue The property in question is a 6.83 acre parcel (Number 26078-A section maps) known as the Laura C. Watzl for which the City rE aaproved a preliminary plat. You will recall the easterly pori the land is a wetlands area consisting of about 2.9 acres and 1 4resterly area is dry consisting of abou.t 3.9 acres. n the ently on of e The applicant is a Jewish congregation (Sons of Jacob) who prop se to move their synagogue from St. Paul to Mendota Heights. They a accordingly seeking approval of a conditiona7 use permit for th construction of the synaaogue on the property in question. The h1endota Heights Ordinance lists churches (presumed to inclu synagogues) as a conditional use in R-1 Zones. Most communitie the country include churches and synagogues as permitted or con uses. The courts in the country have consistently ruled that s structures must be allowed in single family area, but may be su reasonable conditions imposed by the City. We have met on numerous occassions during the �ast six months w representatives of the applicant to discussing site conditions, and other code requirements, and site planning requirements. applicant has prepared a site plan proposing a 15,500 square fo center and educational unit, with an off-street parking area co of 80 spaces. The seating capacity is proposed to be �.85 se� The Ordinance requires one parking soace for each 32 seats acco in the main assembly hall. Therefore the 80 parking spaces pro meets the ordinance requirements. �:�"k�.e appl i cant have prepared a very detai led si te pl an whi ch we i=::�,fiewed in various stages in the past. We suggest that the si p',�,f� is very well done conforming to all the requirements of th in ��:rms of setbacks, screening, access to the public right-of- in itional ch .iect tc th zoning he t worship sisting :s . modated osed ave ordinance ay . Ca� Au� � 7. e Number: 76-14 ust� 24,1976 Page T One of the requirements to the Ordinance is that all structures located more than 50 fieet from contiguous single family areas. The applicants in this case propose to locate the structure 70 east of the existing house owned by William and Catherine Molvi at the immediate corner of Hunter Lane and Highway 110. The st will be located 103 feet north of the existing right-of-way for Highway 110 which would be at least 55 feet away from the proje expanded right-of-t�vay north of 110 as will show on the proposed plan and drawings. 4�le have encouraged the applicants to discuss the development wi the Molvihills whose home t�ould be most directly affected. They indicated their desi.re and willingness to purchase the home at time as the Molvihills desire to sell. It is hoped that these folks will be at the hearing so that their position with respec this proposed construction can be ascertained. Should the Molv feel�unduly threatened by the proposed development (in the sens their home wou7d be isolated on that side of Hunter Lane) the applicant should be encouraged to consider acquisition of the p on some reasonable basis. In such a case where ane sing7e fami will be isolated by the construction of such an institution, th attitude of the persons owning the home should be taken into ac very seriously. If they have no objection to the development a wish to remain in their home, this would be perfectly acceptabl Such a home might �vell provide for additional expansion opportu for the congregation in the future. If, however, a single family structure is unduly isolated thro� the development of an institution listed as a conditional use R-1 Zone, reasonable protection for such a single family home be a matter of serious concern. Access to the proposed develo; is off of Hunter Lane with direct access to the service road o� Highway 110. In as much as this is not a large congregation, , because the property is located immediately contiguous.to Highi we would suggest that this is a desirable and appropriate site a religious institution. The applicants have indicated a hi� of cooperation and apparent intent to do a complete and adequa� in the development of a new home for their congregation. The � plan meets all zoning and development standards, and would app� be a reasonable and appropriate use for the property as propos� Action on the approval of the conditional use permit should in� the condition that the site be developed in strict conformance site plans and landscaping plans submitted by the applicant as July 21, 1976. be =eet ii 11 •ucture :ted site :h have uch : to hills � that �operty y home ount d ities h the ould ent nd ay 110 for � level � job ite 3r to ude ith the ated 0 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS September 30, 1976 ) WfiOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of M ndota Heights will meet at 8:00 P.M, on Tuesday, October 5, 197 in e City Hall at 750 South Plaza Drive, Mendota Heights, to consi er application by Acme Marble & Granite Co. for a Conditional Use P rmit to build a Mausoleum on a four acre portion of the followi g p operty: Lots 2, 8, 11, 20, 21, 24, 26, 30, 33,,34, 38, 40 & 41, A ditor's Subdivision �34, Mendota Heights (platted as Resurrecti C metery) and all of those parts of lot 3, 4& 13, Auditor's Subd' ision # 4, Mendota Heights, lying southerly of southerly right of way li e of S ate Highway 10. Also that part of Lot l, lying southwesterly o a line d scribed as: beginning at a point on the South line of said Lot 1, d'stance 330 feet east of the Southwest corner thereof; thence run tJ rthwesterly to a point on the West line of said Lot l, distance 92 feet [� rth of said Southwest corner, except portion taken for highway p rposes. is property under consideration is owned by the Catholic Cemeter'es. This notice is pursuant to City of Mendota Heights Ordinance o. 401. persons as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed itional Use Permit will be heard at this meeting. Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator Sep�tember 28, 1976 PLANNING REPORT CASIE I�UMBER: APPLICANT: 76-20 Acme Marble and Granite Company, (Resurrection Cemetery) LOC TION: West of Lexington Avenue, South of existing Resurrection Cemeter� (see sketch) ACT�ON REQUESTED: PLANNING COIVSIDERATIONS: 1. 2. 3. � Approval of Conditional Use Permi to Construct Mausoleum Resurrection Cemetery owns 250 acres in the City of Mendota Heic 58 acres of which has recently been graded for ultimate cemeter� development west of Lexington Avenue. If you drive south on Lexington Avenue from Highway 110, you will notice the recently graded property on the right hand side. The existing structure near the road is an office and maintenance building. The Acme Marble and Granite Company of New Orleans, Louisianna proposes to construct a mausoleum for the Archdiocese of St. Pai Mr. Thomas Sweeney, of the firm of Sweeney and 0'Connor, St. Pa� attorneys, are representin, �fcr��c ,/�� Inc. t hts , 1. � 6 /e We have met with Mr. Sweeney and other representatives of the d ocese and representatives of the Acme M�rble and Granite Company to r view the proposed development which consists of the construction of mausoleum on the westerly side of the property fronting on Lexi gton Avenue. The mausoleum will be a marble, concrete and steel str cture consisting of 13,164 square feet to be built on the site approx mately 1,200 feet west of Lexington Avenue. Reduczd copies of the sit plan accompany this report indicating the proposed location wit in the recently graded cemetery site. Large scale plans of the pr posed structure will be available at the public hearing for more deta�led examination. -The mauso7eum consists of a memorial chapel, and space designed accommodate approximately 3,500 caskets in above ground vaults. These vaults are inside the structure to be built in seven high tiers within an 18 foot ceiling height. All facilities are, of course, sold much like a cemetery lot but has the feature of prc a great deal more burial accommodation within a limited space. to ding 5. The construction of such mausoleums within cemeteries around th country has become a more common practice, particularly more re ently in view of the need to conserve land for burial purposes. Othe . i• .q �� CA�E NUMEER: 76-20 Se tember 28, 1976 • Page [:� questions relating to market demand, burial policy, and trends within the burial industry can be asked of the applicants at t time of the hearing. ' � l�e have examined the location of the proposed facility in relat on- ship to the topography, access, and circulation within the cem tery and its relationship to Lexington Avenue. We suggest that the facility is appropriately sited and constitutes an asset to th community in terms of the City's prestige and image, not to me tion the convenience and service offered by the facility itself. I _ would appear from examination of the plans, that the proposed development is one of high quality placed on the site in a man er so as to constitute no deleterious impact on the inanediate nei hborhood or the community as a whole. 9 Apnlic � • Case No. City of TSendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota �% GI-o2.. 0 APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION o f '" PLANNING REQUEST Date of Applicati . 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'� � � cme Marbl e and Gran7 te Company ��f ��i: � y \`� , �0��; �� ACTION: Apprava7 of Canditional Use �� -� �----�_:.__. t _.._».---....' _ i, , �t Permi t ta Construct a Mausol uemi - � V� �' �"%i�� .-.-_ #� . . .. � _ .. .. _ • . + .� � 5•• - • - R 1 ' ! . - w��. `'S : � '� :.:`z� ": t�`' t•.-} tSTABLiSHED 191 AC]V��E IviARBL� & G�AI�TIi� CO., I C. P. 0. DRAWER 19925 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70179 504-8 7-5222 �P.11�!'11d'�d — �P72P.'!!l� �nf�3tl7(IrI0�,1 TOTAL �iAUSOLEU�4i & GAR.D�N C�t.YPT �EV�LO]E�� 'T September 10, 1976 Mr Hot�rard Dahlgren Vi lage of Mendota Heights 75 South Plaza Drive P�Ie dota Heights, Minnesota De Nr. Dahlgren: 55120 Re: Mausoleum Development For Resurrection Ceme ery Mendota Heights, Min esota File No. 06-046 Th head of our Architec�ural Departmen�, Bob Tucker, ha asked th t I forward 15 sets of the reduced submittal for the bove na ed project to you for your use. P�Ir. Tucker also aske that I xplain the note that GJehrman Chapman Associates of T��i neapolis wo ld do all landscape des?gn work. Our intent of the n te was to recognize that we as designer/con�ractor headquartere in Ne Orleans could no� do an adequate job of desi�ning an selecting sh ubs and trees that would grow well in the Mendota Hei hts cl mate. Wehrman Chapman Associates are currently worki g on the ov rall development of Resurrection Cemetery, and it onl seems lo ical that this firm be retained to provide design con inuity of the landscaping. If us � you have any questions about the mausoleum, feel free collect at A.C. 504/837-5222. �:- �,;� . �� f�� '�,n l�u�,res cc: ;�i:.r, Thomas Sweeney �c� r� � Tucker Sincerely, ACME MARBLE & GRANITF CO., � C,��1 � Tom Bissell Architectural Administrat A Stewarc � Eneerpnse to call INC. ,.�• ' � Case No. - ��--' City of Nendota Heights Dakota County, Minnesota APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION of PLANNING REQUEST Date of Application r' - / �- � � . Fee Paid / z� • � ��:.-� � Applic nt I�7 me: Northl an I anrl Last First Initia� A dress : 600 Ha St Number and Street City State Zip Code Owner �T m e: (Same as above) Last First _ '� �ress: Number and Street City Street Location of Property in Question Mend ta Heights Road at Hiqhway 55 (Southwest co� Legal escription of Property: Mend ta Heiqhts Industrial Park Initia State Zip Code Type o Request: Rezoning X Variance Conditional Use Permit Subdivision Approval Plan Approval Other (Specify) Vari nce to 18.1 7�to allc size not to exceed 10' x?_�' �� ` BSIDIARY OF THE NORTHLAND COMPANY � � - � .�, �� ,�: �, , � �y Sebtember 9, 1976 Mr. Howard Dahlgren P1 nning Consultant Ci y of Mendota Heights 75 So. Plaza Drive Me dota Heights, MN 55118 REQUEST FOR VARIANCE FROM CITY SIGN ORDINANCE Sec. 18.1 (7) De�r Mr. Dahlgren: Th�nk you for the opportunity to meet and review the proposed deve�opment pr gram for Mendota Heights Industrial Park last Tuesday, Septembe 7. As outlined in our conversation, Northland Land Company acquired a d has - he d the subject 160 acre Mendota Heights Industrial Park property since the mi -1960s. Ou management has concluded that now is the appropriate time to b pr gram of active promotion, sales and marketing in anticipation o fr eway and bridge construction scheduled between the present and in a �:� As part of our promotional effort, we propose to install attractiv on-site si nage. The signs will be integral to the overall identity and a areness ca paign. We propose to install one two-face sign board at the southeast cor er of hie dota Heights Road. This sign will be 8 x 12 feet in dimension 96 square fe t) and will meet all applicable ordinance requirements as to si e, in tallation and set backs. i,�� v,� i. SC are requesting a variance to the City Ordinance, Sec. 18.1 (7), which 1 allow us to install a second two-face sign on our property at the ;i'�west corner of Mendota Heights Road and State Trunk Highway 5. •�ec:a�::-� of the distance from the highway right-of-way and the inte vening . T�9i-ti�r=�ci'Kee Road rail corridor, we are requesting that this second sign be '�'�� -�;�c=� m.¢ �=�,:�d at the greater dimension of at l east 8 x 16 � eet (148 sq are feet) ��u : rs=:�c to exceed 10 x 20 feet (200 square feet) - whatever size i deemed i�y us io be the most practical and economical for installation and readabi.lity. w 6th FLOOR HAMM BUILDING � SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55�02 � TELEPHONE 6'12-298 � Pag Two Sep ember 9, 1976 1 We e7ieve you will find the style and character of the signs to be dis inctive and in good taste. Sin e the property is loca�ed at the southern boundary of Mendo�a H a d�al and salutary benefit may accrue, both for the identity of th ind strial park and also for the community. The e signs would be classed as site development signs and are ther tem orary. The city would, of course, have our pledge to maintain in ood repair. Sub itted herewith please find: . City Control Form (Variance Request) . Industrial Zone Variance Request Fee . Sketch Plan a. Location of signs on site • b. Artists' sketch of sign board copy & colors We re looking forward to a mutually beneficial and cooperative rel wit the City of Mendota Heights as we undertake this major project. Ve r �a truly yours, / �� . h1cKay e �.i ng Rep K/csl both ights, tore hem tionship � � Se tember 28, 1976 PL tdPJING REPORT CA E NUMBER: AP LICANT: LO ATION: AC ION REQUESTED: PL f�NIPdG CONSIDERATIONS: � 3. �+. 76-21 Northland Land Company, 600 Ha St. Paul, MN Building Southwest corner of Mendota Hei�hts Road and Trunk Highway 55 Approval of Variance to Sign Re�ulation Attached is a copy of a letter from the PJorthland Land Company developers of the Mendota Heights Industrial Park, outlining t eir proposal to construct two signs on their properties for the pu pose of initiating a marketing program for the ultimate sale and development of their property. - The Sign Ordinance allows for a sign 100 square feet in area f r the purpose of promoting the sale of land in such a development ar a. This particular project,is, of course, of an unusual size and t is not well served by a single sign. The applicant is therefore eeking permission to construct a second sign at the intersection of M ndota Heights Road and Trunk Highway 55 for the purpose of informing the public of the location and availability of land within the ind strial park. In the middle '60's after the planning and zoning of the land n question, the City encouraged the acquisition and ultimate nla ning and platting of the industrial park, of what was then the Unit d Properties Company (forerunner of Northland Land Company). Th company has since expended considerable funds in the construct on of roads, utilities, and extensive grading for preparation of he sites for industrial purposes. Though a few structure have be n placed on the property, the Company has basically held the pro erty in anticipatio'n of the ultimate construction of 494 across the Minnesota River into east Bloomington. Obviously, the ultimat development potential for the land and its higher values depen upon the development of this freeway system and its access to the a ea via Pilot Knob Road. �We have discussed this proposal with representatives of the No thland Land Company and have advised them concerning appropriate sign ��1ocations and sizes. It is noteworthy that the signs will be laced in accordance with the ordinance requirements. The variance s ught is simply one to allow the construction of a second sign and that it • �e allowed to be up to 200 square feet in area. The company h s prepared preliminary sketches of the proposed sign and the cop to CAS NUMEER: 76-21 Sep ember 28, 1976 Page be placed on the signs. We suggest that this request be given serious consideration for approval. It would appear to consti ute a reasonable signage program for, the purpose of the ultimate " development of the land, attracting good industrial users bene icial to the City and the landowners, as well. 0 �� ,�,� � R-3 MULTIFLEYFAMSLYERESIDENTIAL �� 8-I LIMITED BUSINESS , B-�A BUSINESS PARK B-2 NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS B-3 GENERAL BUSINESS , B-4 SHOPPING CENTER I- INDUSTR:AL � � � w; �', . C SE NUMBER: A PLICANT: A TION: REVISED DATE SiGNaiURE ApOpTED TMIS_ DAY OF YAYOR alle{�: VILLAGE CLENK - �— /j / ''''`�r _.,r- _ -��-- �/' !/ � � � i � o �—''_'�"„� ' ��'r � •. ••�'! `� � ' ' _r'-r----; - ` � ~,% � � , g, �, �. �~ � �~ _ �-•�- �. ` ` p � ��/� - -�-� �� . . ._ / �: —. --.� ,��-- � + ��' _' Jn'�! __ � � ` .g'j ��r . i�y _ - �� . — r ° � _I. .� t= � � /r . - I'// ` , � � � i �I �_... , � � z ..�,,,.� � � y`�-.� ,;� � s � :.:�'� - ! : �,�� f ��-'� M �, , ' , ��. . - o.��,�ao.. . ( a .__ '�� i� ..,o•"• "�E•• .,..� - T' �;'r /�`i� ' ': Y , - . '' i . ... I._ . ,. ;. . ..; -. 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"-� i d:� ..� .,��,� e�. �,�. � .��, ��.._�� - �'"'� /�-� �-/1 �•1.--►, = i;! _ , � � � - _ .-- -�� ` 1 ��1�. ; . �... — — „ , � �.� ��;; � / _�. � 1 � � �, � �� ` a �� . _. �I i . _ . �;1 ;_ 0 / ` '� �', =` � � 1 1 /n ' . � -- . �=`"`�----- � _ �_ _� — � � J_ —1 �p, � � —�;� �. �J � l' ' ,�'l �- �' --ri �S/,.'�� ;; i :�_-� _.-=--__=--�� -- .,_t . � : � N �� .St�C6G�2IDKS` � 6-21 -- — orthland Land Company pproval of Variance to Sign ' Regulations ��(N: �=3 .i!�r� .!F K� �-(—#s � � __-�--� [�—r�-�v�� ...:�� B-3 � - ,�Li� ��:..��'T� � fr ~-_-�t1J.i. :: �-1�. �-�j�-�- �� ==�r—== � . — \` �; ..I� .. r � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS � ,fui�lui�; September 27, 1976 . City Council i . Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator . Federal Application Local Pvblic Works Capitol Developrnent and Investment Program Application The attached two pages represent a pre-application form for e uted public works program heing discussed in Congress. I wrote to icago requesting instructions and information and this pre-appl'cation rm along with thirty other pages of forms and instructions were eceived cently. In addition to the instructions on the thirty pages, o er rms go as follows: Part 2 Project Approval Information Part 3 Project Budget Information Part 4 Project Narrative Part 5 Environmental Data Exhibits: , Applicant's Certificate for Contract Constructi n Architect's/Engineer's Certificate for Contract Construction Request for Eligibility Under the Local Public - Works Capitol Development and Investment Act As you will note, towards the lower central part of the form, the c rtification says that this document has been duly authorized i�y he g verning body of the applicant and the applicant will comply ti*it the a tached assurances if the assistance is approved. I am not reco ending t e completion of this form, however it caas requested by several p ople w'th an ei=w ��r�ard applying for m�nies for the public works garage. If the C uncil direcL•� the Administrator to complete it, it will be accom lished a ong witi� dny other consequences that may happen. 0 , FORM �p-�oi Pw - LOCAL PUBLIC IYQRKS CAPITAL QEVELOPMEN `B-'°' kND ItdVESTMENT PROGftAh1 APPLICATIOH a 4MB Na. dl-R•2934 Approvst Expi os Sepicmber, 1977 P.�. 44-369 Sec. 2p7 No Assistance Shall be kpproved untll a Com leted � EDERA� ASSlSTANCE z• pp�i- o. um er Pai# i cont's °pP��" b. Datcyr. 1. Type a Q Preapplication , cation action QA�plication }1 , {Mask (� Nocification of intent(Opr. Leeva BJank appropr3 fe yo� Q Reporc of Federal Accion d. Lega2 opplicant%recipient a. Applic nt name • . U.S. DEPA TIdENT OF CClMMERCE ECONOMIC DEVELO ENT ADMINISTRATI4N tcatipn has been Racalvad C1 H Approval No. 29-R02i8 3. Stafe o. �AT utt ber . applica• : tian a�Y identif�er 6. Dace y�, ma. day {SAf) Assi�;ne YJ ederol employer tdent��Fication nn. 6. Osgani atian Unic : � b, o. �'umber ' j� 1� A� 3� i� 0� c. Screec; P.O box • Pragrom d. Cicy - e. Councy : 6. Ticic Loc< Public Works � f. State - g. ZIP Code: Federer Capi al Developmeat and o h. Conca�t person ceta�o� Inve tment Program � (Name hone no.) � x 7. iitle nd descripfion of applicont's praject $. �ype of appficantlreci ient .,. ._. .T.r..,.�...__-".-�-.� ..._ a� A-State' � H-Com unity Action Agency . �---�,--• �. 30. Area f projeei impaci { p,'ame at cFtiea, eouniries; � - _ seates, ete.} � •�• B-In�ecs:aze ` „I-H�gh r Educac�onal,lnse.,,�,�, GSubscace Distc; 1-indi n Tribe D-County K-Oth r {Specify) E-City F-Schpol Disccict G-Spcciai Purpose Disttict (Enter appropriate feKer} O 9. 7ype of ossistance . ::�-n:n �.�«� A-Basic grant ;D-Irisnrancc -;_ a �, 1r.• '� B-Suppl. grant :E-pther.jS cify};,,,_ �' � GLaan (�nter appropriat lefter(s) � v a Q I. Estimated number. 12. Type af oppiicetion ..-..-r.•.�.,,,.,.--. �.-,.<� af persons • � A_hem, C-Revision ElAugmencatian�,,�, benefiting' � ' _ - � - . B-ReneR•a1.��. D-Continuaii'n Enter a ro te Tetleri � - ' l5; Type of Chonge {'For 2C or 12E} ..' 13, PR POSED FUNDING 14. CONGRESSIONAL uISTRIC7S OF: A-lncrease dollars F-4 hcr (sre�ety)..� � � a, Federa S ,OQ a. Qpplicant b. Praject B-Decrease dollars -_� � C-I»crease duration b. Appl;c nc •ad D•Decrease duracion .' "� c. State .00 16. Proyect Start Date 17. Project Durotion E-Caocellation , . �•� • d. Lacal .0C} 19 Yr. mo. day �anths CEnter appropr3aie iefterts} ,. ' �O� e pther .QO �8. • Yr, mo. �ay ' 19. Existing ederal iden i ication num er f. �otal $ ,fl� �stimated clate to ha ` " ' __ _ - submitted #o �ed. Agenty 19 =' . 20. Feder 1 Agency to raceive request (Name, City, Stete, ZIp Code) 21. Remarks 22. Thc Appli- cant certifees: 23. Certifying represen- Sp�tVC 24. Aga C] Yes To the besc of my knowiedge and bolief, b, If required by O:VIB Cir4ular A-JS this applicatioq was N daia in chis;,'pie2p`plica'tion�%applicauon submitced, pursuant ro instncuons therein, to appro- R aze crue and correcz, she documenc 6as priate clearmghouses and all responses are attached: heen duiy authorized by the governing t,} {Sec remarks - Sec. TY it maze thdn 9 clearinghovses) � body of the applicant and tha applicanc wi❑ camply wich c6e attached assur- �2� C ances if the assiscance is appcoved. {3� - � Typed name and tide b. Signature c, Date ru-rra 26. Orgon�zctionol unit 29. Addre�s 27, Administrative ofFice , 31. Actro taR«� 32. FUNOING 33. Actian Year [�o• Aaa ed a. Fzdcral S .00 date 1) �6. Reje, ecd/ b. Apglicanx .QQ 3S. Cantoei for oddi#ior Bent d� QO {Name and telephone (��. Re�u ned e. Stare !or mend- d. Local . meifT � d. Dcfe red t. Cither .oa ` Q e. a'ich rawn {, Tatal 3 ,00 38. a. In taking above actioa, any cammenes cocrived from clearing- Federol Agency hanses wcce considered. If agency response is due under provi- A-95 Aetio sions of Pen 1. Q!,1B Circular A-gS, it has bcen at is being made. 1 � (See Se+.c. IV) j� No Response se Attached � � Yr. mo. day l9 25. Yr. ma. day Applicoti n received l� 28. Fede al opplication ID FedeFal grant ID �onth day 34. Stcrti g Yr. mo. day � date 1) information 36. Endii g Yr. mo. day aber) date i) 37. Rem ks odded (See Sec. 7Y en Ezhlbitl-22-b) j� es [� No 6. Federal Agency A-45 Q ficiol (Neme eand telephone na.) SCQMM-OC 16698'F'76 s _ . . . � . _ ... t . . �., ...... . .. . ' - I ' .. __�`.... '"-.�...�. . .. ._ »,.� ' SECTION IV — REMARKS (T'7casc refcrcnce fhe praper ifem nomGer from Sectrons 1, Il, orll/, r! applic�blc}.) . i z : . . • . , - ' ' . . , •' • . _. , . : .. - - . . . .' . �....•r' .. _ . . . • � . _ . .. , �. ',' r, : ".. , � .- ' . . • . .�. .�Y"..-` � •. �8�;.2,._'_' - � � . � .¢, " • . � ' � • . , _ , ' � • Y ' ; , . .. { , _ s ' ' . .. * � .t' � . .� ., '-t , ' . _ . ' � � .' ; .'',l �. -.. t_ ,,, ,�. . = ' ., , . -' a'I . , +' � * -}. ' • 3u � �. � � ..�. .` .. 'r .. , . • � , .. =' • : __ _ . . : : - � . � a � .. ... . . . .> � _ . •, ' . � - .. , .• `� • . .. , ' . . . ' . Agency Special Instructions: . � � . _ a} Shaded-over items need.nat be compieted °� - �. � . - . _ ;. • b} ilem 12.c — Revision re#ets to appticafians resubmifted aFter de(#cienc'ses are remedied. : c) Item 13 —�"P:roposed Funding'",= identify all Federai funds:' - -- agency Name r • . ; Funds , ; � " . � Type of Fnnds �' ` . - . ' ' : �. EDA— LPW � � • LPW Granty' � � ' . � ' • � *Tafal Federal � � ��— {Enter in Item 13a) , �") Must agree with sum of Line 13 and appropriate part of 146 in part 111, $ection B— LPW Grant udgek. (dj Item 16 — In estimating project start date, assume approval 60 days after receipt. (e} (tem 22b — M¢dified ONf6 Gircular A-95 procedure applies for first 9Q days (see Re�ulations d,ior Pmgram Gvidelines). FORM E-iOfLAW t8-76! 2 USCOMM-DG 18896�P76 � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION APPROVING LIMITED USE PERMIT ��REAS, the City of Mendota Heights is desirous of construct p destrian wall:way between �he Curley's Valley View Addition and 4� t. eel Trail; and WHEREAS, the City desires to complete said walkway by utilizi e isting right-of-way of I-35E=390; and Wi�REAS, Minnesota Highway Department approval of said pedest w construction is required prior to construction of the pedway; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by � the City Council of the Cit Me dota Heights that the Mayor and Clerk-Treasurer are hereby auth directed to execute the Minnesota Highway Department Limited U Pe 't for construction of the pedway; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the executed special permit, and a . and proposal for the pedway be forwarded to the Minnesota Hig w rtment for approval. ted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this of , 1976. e CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Donald L. Huber Mayor G.�. Radabaugh _ C1 rk-Treasurer �] of ized CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO I-35E CONSTRUCTION G�REAS, the construction of I-35E in Dakota County, as design d by Minnesota Highway Department, and as previously approved by the :cted municipalities and the County of Dakota has now been delay d, sing adverse effects upon governmental units involved; and WE�REAS, there has been, and continues to be, discussion by va ious s outside Dakota County with the objective of making TH-3 an a ternate for I-35E on which proposals would modify the use and functio of as previously approved and constructed; and jVHEREAS, the City of Mendota Heights suPports recent action t en by the City of South St. Paul, the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the � Ci'- of South St. Paul, and the City of Eagan to reaffirm oppositio to any pr osal to modify T.H. No. 3; and P�HE�EAS, the City of biendota Heights strongly supports the ori inal A1 rnative A1 in the general vicinity of Deerwood Drive, Blackhawk Lake and Pil t Knob Road be adopted as the corridor for I-35E, including the bridge ove Blackhawk Lake; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City o Mendota Hei hts that the proposed use of TH-3 as the federal route for I-35 is not ' co urred in or approved, and would be detrimental to the public he lth, sa ty and welfare of the City of Mendota Heights, along with the ities of agan, Inver Grove Heights, South St. Paul and West St. Paul and would no provide a natural alignment for travel from Dakota County to th City of t. Paul, and that the proposed alignment of I-35E, with Alterna e 1 • be strongly reaffirmed as the I-35E corridor through Dakota County o the Cit of St. Paul. ted by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this of , 1976. .. A'A" L�h' S'1' : By G.� Radabaugh Cle k-Treasurer CITY COUNCIL ` CITY OF itiSEI�TDOTA HEIGHTS � Donald L. Huber Mayor 0 1 � 1437 M/}.RSHALL AVENUE 0 �ECEIV�_z; (� r, S �; ; • ,';:;�;j BETTENBURG TOWNSEND STOLTE & COMB, IN • SAINT PALJL, M.INNESOTA 55704 • TEL. 646-2558 AR A CODE 612 A R C H I T E C T S E N G I N E E R S P L A N N E R �28 September 1976 Mr. Gilbert M. Radabaugh Clerk-Treasurer City of Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minnesota 5512� Subject: Mendota Heights Tennis Courts BTSC Project No. 7521 � ,��'. ;�` 1•t Dear Gil: Enclosed herewith for further handling is final pavment certifi e ,No. 6 in the amount of $504.18 entitling Daily and Son Blacktop ing to payment for work completed on the above project. The work has been completed, inspected and found to be acceptable. Final payment is herewith recommended. Ver�,truly yours, Edward F. Kishel EFK:bt Encl. cc: Daily � Son Blacktopping , s , . �ECCfV4�; S[) r, �i ; � � ��;�� BETTENBURG TOWNSEND STOLTE & COMB, 1 C tSHALL AVENUE • SAINT PAUL, M.INNESOTA 55104 • TEL. 646-2558 A EA CODE 612 A R C H I T E C T S E N G I N E E R S P L A N N E R S 28 September 1976 Mr. Gilbert M. Radabaugh Clerk-Treasurer Ci�ty of Mendota Heights 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minnesota 55120 Subject: Mendota Heights Tennis Courts BTSC Project No. 7521 r�� } `-�. ,�;- y ;� _ ;�. Dea r G i 1: Enclosed herewith for further handling is fidal pavment certifi e ,No. 6 in the amount of $504.18 entitling Daily and Son Blacktop ing to payment for work completed on the above project. The work has been completed, inspected and found to be acceptab e. Final payment is herewith recommended. Very�truly yours, [ Edward F. Kishel EFK:bt Encl. cc: Daily � Son Blacktopping / � > �.� �.-- , ,� �✓ , r7 �. .� � �� - l � , s , CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesota RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK AND APPROVING FINAL PAYMENT r . ��REAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the City of endota Heights on October 27, 1975, Daily and Son Blacktopping o 445 Charlton Street, West St. Paul, Minnesota, has satisfactoril �mpleted the construction of tennis courts in the Ivy Falls Park and �gers Lake Park in accordance with such contract; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the Cit dota Heights, Minnesota, that the work completed under said cc hereby accepted and approved; and f � , BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk are her ected to issue a proper order for the final payment in the amo $504.18, taking the contractor's receipt in full. by the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights this day of , 1976. CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS By Robert G. Lockwood Acting Mayor 1"1'r;5'1' : "� .M. Radabaugh � lerk-Treasurer of tract t � , - �� l1`� CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO October 5, 1976 �: City Council 20M: Donald L. Huber Mayor JECT: Civil Defense Coordinator In Accordance with Ordinance No. 132, Codified as Ordinance No. 111, I hereby appoint Richard J. Thul as Coordinator of Civil Defense or the C ty of Mendota Heights. This is submitted for City Council information and public d cumentation. � � CITY OF MENDOTA I3EIGHTS MEMO October 5, 1976 . City Council .OM: Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator BJECT: Abatement Request, Valencour Property County Assessor J. O'Toole has requested approval of the attac ed atements. Jake informs us that the MHD acquired the�property i 1973. that time the property consisted of two adjoining parcels whic were mbined as one legal description when the County switched over t chine accounting. This resulted in an incorrect assessment. The taxes on the property have been delinquent for some time. cording to an agreement between the MFID and Mrs. Valencour, the ouse d a portion of the property is rented to her, and she is respons'ble r real estate taxes on that portion of the property. The abatem nts approved will establish a realistic value on that portion of th operty and perhaps will encourage payment of the delinquent taxe . * � � �i aI Estate : Appraved rathy Valencour (26376-E) 27-04100-014-36 �rothy Valencour � ��27-Q4100-014-36 rothy Valencour ��27-0410p-014-36 0 October 5, 19�j6 After reviewing this pro erty it was faund to be incarrectly ssessed. This proper�y was purchased b the State af Minn. (1.13 acres and house) 0 2-15-73 and therefore should be exem t. Red.uce to Nil far taxes payable in 197 . A£ter reviewing this pro erty it was faund to be incarrectly ssessed. This praperty was purchased b the State of Minn. (1.13 acr,es and house) 0 2-15-73. Reduce land from 9740 �0 6240 a d building fram 13900 to Nil for taxes p yable in 1975. After reviewing this pro � found to be incarrec�ly property was purchased b (1.13 acres and house) o Iand EM fram 11155 to 70 fram 15985 to NIL. Redu 10670 to 6?QO and Bldg for taxes payable 1976. rty it was sessed. Tha.s the Sta�e of Minn. 2-15-73, � Reduce and Bldg EM land LM fram fra�n 15294 ta l�ilL ;� �: GEISERAL ELECTION November 2, i976 - -= Electian Judges �', Samerset Schaol, 1355 Dodd R�aad Ruth Gruxilce, Cap�ain Evelyn Mc�ravec SaI.I.y Ca�uitryman Eileen M�a,llen a Carl:�on (Registrar) t�Tagner {Demonstrator} e Browti (Peace Officer) 1I55 Dodd RQad 987 Diego Lane b�8 Ivy Falls Avenue 12$8 Dodd Raad 15 Hingham Circle 641 Callahan Pl. 1076 Chippewa Ave. P�tECINCT #2,. Fire Station, 2144 Dodd R�ad � D Laurita Weinzettel,, Captain D Rita Mac�:ka R Marguerit:e Julkowski R Sarah Br�idford B �ty Ander�oon {Registrar) V rginia Simek (Demonstra�or) H rber� MeiE:r, (Peace Officer) N P CINCT #3, Mendota Elementar� R Mrs. RicYtard Frye {Captain} R Janet Del,ambert D GenevievE: Murphy D Anna Sp�t:tor n Berke �;Registrar} ilyn Van Zyl (Demanstrator) fred Dehi-er (Peace Officer) 2140 Dodd Road 9Q? Cheri Lane 2086 Patricia 2130 Timmy 2119 Patricia 834 Haze1 Court 795 Keokuk Lane 457-35 9 457-60 ? 457-�7 d 457-35 4 457-24 2 454-30 0 457-25 6 454-46 9 454-16 8 454-86 1 454-54 9 452-12 8 454-62 7 454-21 5 School, 2402 South Victaria Road 1845 xunter i,ane 1652 James Road 1916 Hunter Lane 1643 Lilac Lane 7t}7 T3ecorah Lane 1400 Wachtlear Ave. I824 8a. Vic�aria #4,� Somerset School. 1355 Dodd Road �,R Dorothy �.'roe3.tzsGh tCaptain} 825 Hilltap Road "'_2 Happy Met:calfe 695 W. Wentworth � Margaret Fogelson � 1800=Valley Gurve D Marjorie Cheesebrow 594 W. Marie Ayen.ue L slie Troe].tzsch (Rsqistrar) 825 Hilltop Rc3 E elyn FiscYier {Demonstrator) 1733 Lansford Lane G arge 2ieme.r (Peace Officer 730 W. Wentworth Ave. P CINCT �5,� Citv Ha2I. 750 Sauth Plaza Drive Sue Gt�.i.tc�n (Absentee Judge) 822 Ridge Place Collette Norman (Absentee Judge) 6'74 Sa. Freeway Rd. 452-I3 1 454-15 0 452-15 3 454-46 2 454-34 4 457-69 7 454-40 9 454-51 457-59 454-18 454-11 454-51 9 454-11 4 454-36 4 454-14 8 454-24 7 0 �. .; �' E ection Juclges (Continued) . G neral Elec:tion, November 2, 1976 R D D :CEIVING CE;NTER, City Hall, 750 South Plaza Drive Dolores �fess 1645 So. Victoria 454-28 4 Violet Nc�reen 1684 James Road 454-45 2 Elizabeth: Witt 605 W. Marie Ave. 454-2657 Mary Shaughnessy 27 Dorset Road 457-11 0 )UNTING CEr�ER, Cedar Elementary School, Cedar Ave. and County . 30, E< �rothy Troeltzsch • 825 Hilltop Road . 454-5179 .ta Maczko 907 Cheri Lane 454-162 f , 0 �v�' r . � �� CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesota RE�aOLUTION NO. RESOLUTTON CERTIFYING DELINQUENT SANITAR.Y SEWER RENTAL CFiARGES TO � I?AKOTA COUNTX AI3DITQR FQR COLLECTION WITH REAL ESTATE TAXES WFIERE , under the pravisions of Ordinance No. 803 adopted by the City the Ci y of Mendota Heights on August 6, 1974, it is provided that if chaxge due the City for the use o£ the City's sanitary sewer system a within �hirty {30j days after the mailing of a statement there�ore, th shall ertify the same to the Coun�y Auditor of Dakota County and �Ghe be col ected and the colleetion thereof enfarced in the same manner in as co �.y and state real estate taxes subject to like penalty, cos�.s, charge , and - ouncil of wer rental no� paid City Clerk me shall 11 respects d interest WII�RE , the City Clerk has advised the City Cowncil that the total se er rental charge due �.he City as of Septerabex 30, I976 far sana.tary sewer servi e furnished �the pr ,perties hereinafter described situated within the City have not been paid, and t �,7I�RE , the City Clerk has furthar advised the City Cauncil that a wr'tten statemeat for sa d sewer rental charges due the City as of September 30, 1976 ha been sent.to the la t knawn owner of each ai said praperties and that more than thi �.y (30) . days h ve elapsed since the mailing of said statement, and T�EREA , said praperties are aZl situated in the City of Mendata Heigh s in Dako�a County Minnesota and the legal descrip�ion of said properties, the n e and address af �he last known awrzer thereaf, and'the to�al amaunt of sanitary sewa ren�al charges due fo each of said parcels through September 3Q, 1976, a.re more part'cularly , c3escr' ed as fallaws: Name d Address Ellis rahamson 7I4 Ma ie Park Gourt James . Una.se I134 dd ..�ad 531 Legal Description Parcel #27-37600-070-06 La� seven (7}, Block six (6) , Ivy Fa1.1s Addition Parcel #27-71.150-090-04 Lot nine {9�r BlOck four (4), Somerset View Total Am unt Due $ 56. 0 $ 70. 6 E�cner Parcel #27-4920Q-0�0-tiI. $ 73.e ction Lane Lo� three (3) "and four (4) , Block one {1}, J.H. Morrisan's - Addition � 0 _ - '- ,� � .._ -- - - - - - ---- �_ _` � � p : i: r :� fit 1 r .t , f� �. r . � � ��,. STA�1`F OF I4ITdT1.t�OT�1 In F�e: City of ?�endota Hei�nts � COP�R�'IISSIOP�ER OF AGP,IICULTURE ORDER RtC�l1'�3 SEG ; c; l��b i�'rIEREA.S, City of ?•iendota Heights is required to imuler.�ent and t carry ou� a shade �ree disease control pro�ram pursuant to Section 18.023 f F•4in esota Statiites and ,'•;innesota Rules, Agr. 101 to 106, and 4I�iEREAS, all public and private properties must be inspected fo elm woo that could serve as bark beetle breeding sites before April lst of eac year, and ��FRr.A,S, each disease control area aust be insnected at least t ice duri g the period of July 1 and August 15th of each year, and } i Wli�,"�t EAS, a? 1 hazardous elm r�aterial must be renoved witnin twen y�days 1 afte a property owner has been noti�ied of the existence of such �a erial, � � and WHEREAS, all hazardous elm wood must be disposed o£ by a r�ethod approved by t e Commissioner of Agriculture, and � i�FiLREAS, coruaon root systems must be disrupted by a nethod ap the or•�r.iissioner of Agriculture to prevent root graft spread of Du dise se, and WHEREAS, inspection by the Departnent of Ao iculture indicates City of Idendota Hei�hts has not fully complied with the above refer and les, e� by elm � � i at i ! eii laws siOW 11iEREFORE, by the authority vested in me as Commissioner of Agriculture � by S ction 1f3.023 and Chapter 17 of P�innesota Statutes, you are here y lydered to b ing your shade tree disease control progran into compliance wit the laws, rule and procedures set forth above. �ate� �: i n V`-'-� � � L � Jon idefald Commissioner of .- ulture 4 a�,t, � ;a',; , w!'i s+ � u ' I r . 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