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1976-06-15a 10 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS Dakota County, Minnesota AGENDA June 15, 1976 _. Call to Order. !. Introduction of Councilman Charles Mertensotto. I. Roll Call. .. Approval of Minutes, June 1, 1976. �. Bid Award: 1976 Seal Coating and Street Oiling improvement p ject, see attached unaudited bid tabulation. (Abstract of bids and recommendation available Tuesday evening.) i-iA �70uT Feasibility Hearing -- Ivy Falls West Addition proposed (See attached Notice of Hearing.) . Old Business a. Case No. 75-28, Smith -- Application for Subdivision of � and street vacation. (Continued from June 1. Additional available Tuesday evening. )�� /a�n�� f�Ep�;� Ly¢�,/oaf . Communications a. Letter from NSP regarding electric rate increase. b. Letter from James Fischer requesting refund of planning fee. c. Letter from Robert Harris regarding Walter Gutzmer's Dakota Law Enforcement Association. {�, Letter from MTC regarding Northern Dakota County/South County Route-Ridership ir.lprovement project. Lc:parts:lent Reports a, Police Department monthly report, May, 1976. h, Fire Department monthly report, May, 1976. New Business Public . Ma or..- �jrv��v� �En�Ehr �R �Gn?T. i}'��r?ou�1� 13r �. Sr. � u '8• !�'�em�o o� C�m�.��y 7o.��N� . �/I4aarocct,� City Administrator a. Memo on probationary appointments in Public Works Depa Trustees � tion ication vement in ;:� �. �, t. G � 11 12 -2- City Engineer June 15, 1976 a. Engineering Status Report, May, 1976. City Attorney a. Proposed resolutions establishing assessment hearings for July 27 and August 10. � cci7�iG �(Jor2fCS �N Sl�. �— f�llnr�ou'f /J7rir�U n/� ��° u� S�lP✓�c`C-.S City Clerk-Treasurer a. Reminder of Board of Review, June 22. b. Investments. Approval of the List of Claims. Approval of Licenses: The Quimby Company Capp Homes Val N. Kuntz Builder Bream Homes, Inc. Suburban Lighting, Inc. Perron Construction Lawrence Signs, Inc. Brede, Incorporated Sam Zappa Contracting A. Y.amish & Sons, Inc. Dahn Excavating Company Sun Excavating, Inc. Egan & Sons Company Central Air Conditioning & Heating Co. Twin City Furnace Company Spriggs Plumbing & Heating A. Binder & Son, Inc. Ray N. Walter Heating Company Suburban Heating Co., Inc. Baars Plumbinq & Heating W.V. Nelson Construction ' Findell Cement, Inc. Johnny Masonry, Inc. Rascher Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Liska Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Dahlquist Plumbing Co. Family Plumbing Spriggs Plumbing & Heating Co. A.E. Nelson Plumbing & Heating Baars Plumbing & Heating 13 App�aval of Club Liquor Licenses: Somerset Country Club Mendakota Country Club 14 Approval of Fireworks Per�its: Somerset Country Club Park-A-Rama, Inc. 15� Adjourn. General Contracto� General Contracto� General Contracto� General Contracto� General Cnntracto� General Contracto� General Contracto� General Contracto� Excavating License Excavating License General Contracto� General Contracto� Heating License Heating License Heating License Heating License Heating License Heating License General Contractoz Heating License Masonry License Masonry License General Contractoi Plumbing License Plumbing License Plumbing License Plumbing License Plumbing License Plumbing License Plumbing License �� N.e. Q/Pd. 's License License License License License License License License License License License License LIST OF CLA PROJECTS 4661 $ 22, SUBh1ITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR I�PPROVAI, 7.30 Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc. 62 25.00 Moody's Investors Service, Inc. 4663 129, 31.75 Orfei & Sons 4664 5, 11.50 Fischer Sand & Aggregate, Inc. 4665 17, 72.86 Robert W. Moore Company 4666 25.39 Dakota County Tribune, Inc. 46c7 75.00 Danner Landscaping �.':SRK BOND I SUE - 4668 $ 17,256.51 Daily and Son Blacktopping FEDERAT. 4666 $ PAYROLL 4660 $ ADMINIS 4669 $ 4670 4671 4672 4673 a674 75 _�76 4661 4677 4678 4679 4680 4681 E SHARING .75 Dakota County Tribune, Inc. 1 4.45 4.44 5.60 1.40 5.00 5.00 9.79 6.50 2 9.88 1,0 0.00 5.00 5.35 5.00 2 7.00 Dakota County State Bank Xerox Corporation Suburban Stationers, Inc. Mid West Carbon Co. Chester Pearson Minnesota City Management Association U. S. Post Office Wells Fargo Trustee Gene Lange Designs Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb, Inc. Howard Dahlgren Associates Incorp. David Bisciglia Uniforms Unlimited Inc. Scott Engwer Metropolitan Waste Control Commission PC�LICE DF i='At2 ri'ENT 4682 $ 2 7.06 Trail Dodge, Inc. 4683 1 9.85 City Motor Supply, Co. Inc. �t�� • 0. 80 Fischer' s "66" 45�35 ':' 0.03 Fury Motors, Inc. 46�3b� 5,1 6.31 Dabelow Pontiac Buick, Inc. 46��7' 4.51 Eugene Lange 4688 - 4679 4689 4690 4691 '� 2 .�3 4724 2.00 1 1.70 3.80 6.32 � 1.36 9.75 1 0.00 .50 United States Post Office - Uniforms Unlimited Inc. Artsign Shaw Lumber Company Standard Oil Division City of St. Paul State of Minnesota, Dept. of Admin. Richard J. Thul Engineering - I 75-2-6-8; & Con Bond rating on Const. Pmt. Ce �� Publishing Imp. Imp. 74-7p Part scape repair. e 1.5, 1976 p. 73-2; 74-2-3-8; olidated Debt Serv. 1,335.000 G.O. Bds. t. No. 2 No. 1 No. 4 75-8 al payment on land- Partial const. t�mt. - Tennis Courts Publishing Net payroll for 6/15/76 Machine rental Office supplies Paper supplies May mileage exp nse Membership dues for 1976 Postage LTD & Life prem um Map prints Engineering May retainer Refund on water permit Uniform for Pol'ce Cadet (CETA) Custodial Additional paym nt to May charges Repairs Repai'r Repairs Repairs Squad car Training OfficE & purchase of < Postage Police equipmei Supplies Supplies Gasoline Auto accident � State Statutes 2 motor vehicle membership dues; ulator s istrations LIST10F FIRE DE I4694 $ 95 '6 ��96 4697 4698 4699 4700 4701 4702 468� 4693 47C3 4704 4705 4706 SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL {con't) 8.95 1 7.50 2.00 0.95 5.00 0.00 8.95 5.13 8.30 2.28 8.00 4.50 1.50 6_�0 6 . -� l� '' . JO ROAD & BRTr�Ci� 47 07 4683 47 08 4691 4709 4666 4710 a'711 2 -.. .13 4714 4715 4716 4690 4717 -'-718 $ 3, 3 Mendota Heights Standard Safeco Life Insurance Company Gene Lange Designs M/A Associates Company Goerge Noack Jr. Tom Olund Gerald Nelson William H. Lerbs William E. Chisler, Jr. Marcus Connolly Fischer's 66 State of Minnesota Will Wachtler Arnold Siebell Treasurer, State of Minnesota �ugene Lange � �r •�• cc`�P•�NT 3,�3 Arrow Mower Service 5.68 City Motor Supply, Co. Inc. 5.33 Continental Safety Equipment, Inc. 4.46 Standard Oil Division 1.21 Midwest Wire & Steel Products Co. 0.09 Dakota County Tribune, Inc. 8.08 Chapin Publishing Company 1.80 Minnesota Signal, Inc. 5.00 Olson Equipment Company 9.00 Oxygen Service Company 6.51 Pine Benk Paving Inc. 4.50 Southview Garden Center 9.86 J. L. Shiely Company 9.00 Shaw Lumber Company ' 3.33 Specialty Screening 3.20 Treasurer, Dakota County DEPARTMENT 719 $ 6.50 Mendota Heights Rubbish Service, Inc. 708 5.33 Continental Safety Equipment, Inc. ?ARKS i:L� 4720 ; ' �721 �722 �723 �708 707 715 7 �9 5.16 �.6 9.37 - 5.00 �6.35 '.�� 3� 1 �� :J> 75.Y:1. 3 .50 9.90 3 .34 5 .00 Coast to Coast Stores R. J. Thomas Mfg. Co., Inc. , Quick Print Valley Equipment Co. Continental Safety Equipment, Inc. " Bettenburg Townsend Stolte & Comb,�Inc. Arrow Mower Service 1 Southview Garden Center ' Shaw Lumber Co. ' Specialty Screening Mendota Heights Rubbish Service, Inc. J�ne 15, 1976 Repairs Insurance pren Maps Battery protec State Fire Sch �� Cleaning expense Repairs 1975 Statute suF Regional meetinc �� Uniform fire coc Shipping charge Repairs Repairs Supplies Gasoline Posts Publishing Advertise for bi Signs Equipment rental Oxygen Road fill Sod Road f ill Su�plies vehicle emblems Sign posts Service Supplies Supplies Park grills Printing Repairs Supplies Engineering Repairs Bushes Supplies Vehicle emblems Service s - expenses �� registration �� copies � Page 677 June 1, 1976 CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF MIDTh1ESOTA Minutes of the Regular Meeting Held Tuesday, June 1, 1976 rsuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of he City Council, ty of Mendota Heights was held at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at City Ha l, 750 South Plaza ive, Mendota Heights, Minnesota. yor Huber called the.meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. re present: Mayor Huber, Councilnen Lockwood, Losleben and OF Councilman Wahl moved approval of the minu meeting as corrected. Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion. yes: 4 Nays: 0 following members of the May 18 AWARD,' The Council acknowledged receipt of the Eng' eer's tabulation of THEAST AREA bids received for the Northeast Area improv ent project. RO'v�MENTS Engineer Kishel recommended that the bid be awarded to the lowest bidder, the C.W. Houle Company. Mayor Eiuber moved the adoption of Resolutio - "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BIDS AND AWARDING CON �•• CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS TO•SERVE THE r] -• " CITY (IMPROVEMENT N0. 75, PROJECT NO. 8) ," , • the C.W. Houle Company in the amount of $26 Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. �es : 4 ivs : o N0. 75-28, The Council discussed the applications subm Mr. Ronald P. Smi.th for subdivision of Lot and vacation of a portion of Cheri".Lane. S Council expressed concern over the buildabi the subdivision is approved'. It was also p park contribution for the proposed plat had upon. After a lengthy discussion, the Council dire Inspector and Planning Consultant to review subdivision, based on the Engineer's drawing Building Inspector is to report to the Counc buildability of the lots. The Planner is to his original report regarding the proposed s valid or to submit a revised report based on drawing. No. 76-43, ACT FOR .THEAST AREA OF THE arding the bid to 016.62. ted by , Linden Addition eral members of the ty of the lots if nted out that the ot yet been agreed ted the Building ' he proposed dated May 13. The 1 regarding the either verify that bdivision is still the Engineer's REDEEMER Administrator Johnson advised the Council th t t�ie agreement NT � for emergency ambulance service as proposed y the Divine Redeemer Hospital has been amended to reflec joint input from representatives of West St. Paul, Eagan, Inv r Grove Heights and Mendota Heights. Mr. Johnson outlined t e revised agreement, � Page 678 June 1, 1976 and stated that the cost the City would inc the agreement is $0.83 per capita. The con four years, at the end of which time the Di Ambulance Service is to become a self-suppo further noted that unless all of the commun execute the agreement, the municipalities w executed the agreement would not be bound t as a result of act will run for ne Redeemer ing unit. He ies involved '�have already its terms. After a brief discussion, Councilman Wahl mo ed approval of the agreement and that the Mayor and City Admini trator be authorized to execute the agreement. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. s. 4 s: 0 RG�OSED STOP City Administrator Johnson suggested that a I!"�I ORDINANCE established for discussion of the proposed The Council acknowledged receipt of a petit residents of the Somerset No. 2 area regard of stop signs on Lansford Lane and Stanwich regulatory signs on several streets within � Addition. The Council and staff answered s� - from�the audience, and Captain Eugene Lange basis for installation of regulatory signs , �� studies which have been made by both the Po: and a professional traffic analysis firm. : 4 : 0 The Council directed the City Administrator preparations necessary for a public discuss ordinance. earing date be op sign ordinance. n from several g the installation ane as well as e Somerset No. 2 eral questions xplained the d the traffic ce Department make the of the proposed RATE The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo f om the Suburban Rate Authority correcting the original memo eceived on May 18 on the future of the S.R.A. It was noted t t the cost to the City for participation in the S.R.A. wi be $0.015 per capita for 197'�, or a total of $108 for the ear. After a brief discussion, Councilman �9ahl m ed that the City enter into a contract with the Suburb Rate Authority for continued service during 1977. Mayor Huber seconded the motion. PLAT, Administrator Johnson noted that the develo� & HOLt�S a signed developer's agreement and one-half ON contribution for the plat. He pointed out 1 a print of the final plat but that hardshel] prepared. He recommended that the final pls • concept and that the Mayor and Clerk be aut� the plat when it is available. City Attorne that the change order for construction of tt for the plat in conjvnction with the Lexingi Additions project could be approved if the ( �s have submitted ' the park .t he has received had not yet been be approved in •ized to execute Winthrop noted public improvement: . Highl�nds .ncil would instruct Page 679 June l, 1976 not to commence the improvements until the pl�at is actually signed by the D4ayor and Clerk. � After a brief discussion, Councilman Loslebe moved the adoption of Resolution No. 76-44, "P.ESOLUTIO APPROVING FINAL - PLAT FOR BURIL & IiOLMES ADDITION," authorizi g the Mayor and Administrator to execute the developer's agre ment for the Buril and Holmes Addition. Mayor Huber seconded the motion. A es: 4 N s: 0 : �. • �'',.ZC'F_,: �,.:�;:3 The Council acknowledged receipt of letters om the following in request for consideration for appointment o the Council vacancy: J.A. Wheeler, 743 Keokuk Lane; Ellsw rth Stein, 1296 Lakeview Avenue; Gregory J. Quehl, 691 ird Avenue. The Council expressed its appreciation to all of the people who have expressed their interest to serve on the Council. Mayor Hvber recommended that Mr. Charles Mer 2371 Rogers Avenue, be appointed to serve on fill the unexpired term of Councilman Gutzme stated that his recommendation is based on M previous Council experience and his e�cperien County Board of Commissioners as well as his history of civic involvement. After a brief discussion, Mayor Huber moved t Resolution No. 76-45, "RESOLUTION APPOIIQTING CHARLES E. MERTENSOTTO TO CITY COUNCIL." Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion. The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter and the Friendly Hills Civic Association in the Council authorization of construction of Friendly Hills and the Mendota Plaza. nsotto, he Council to Mayor Huber Mertensotto's on the Dakota utstanding adoption of :rom Mr. John Larson �preciation for :he bikeway between The Council acknowledged receipt of a letter �from the Metropolitan Transit Comanission regarding a surplus of MTC�busses. NNING COMMISSION The Council acknowledged receipt of the minut s of the May 25 Planning Commission meeting. E N0. 76-7, Mr. Marvin Scherzer was present to request ap roval of his ERZER application for variance from the fence heigh requirement. He explained that he has installed a basketwe ve fence on the _ east side of his lot in order to screen his 1 t from the dog run located on the adjacent lot line. He sta ed that at some points, the fence is as high as 6 foot 8 inch s tall. a s: 4 s: 0 Page 680 June 1, 1976 After a brief discussion, Councilman Wahl mo ed approval of the application for an eight inch variance from he fence height restriction at 1054 Overlook Road. Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion. The Council directed the staff to check into the matter of the dog run to see if there are any possible ord'nance violations involved. ' Mayor Huber called a recess at 10:18 o'clocklP.M. The meeting was readjourned at 10:28 o'clock P.,M. CIPAL FACILITIES The Council acknowledged receipt of a memo public works garage site research. Adminis informed thP Council that the tax forfeit p Heights Road and T.H. 55 which was under co. , possible garage location has been purchased original owner. The Council discussed the included in the memo and directed the Admin ask the Municipal Facilities Committee to a� siting for the garage. SCELLANEOUS s: 4 vs: o A es : 4 n vs: 0 1' garding the ator Johnson perty on Mendota ideration as the ack by the ternate locations trator to in study possible Mayor Huber moved the adoptiora of Resolution No. 76-46, "RESOLUTION CORRECTING RESOLUTION N0. 76-13.' Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. FIRE CODE Councilman Wahl moved the adoption of Ordinar "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE MINNESOTA UNIFORMI REFERENCE." Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion. IBILITY STUDY, The Council acknowledged receipt of a revis FALLS WEST for public improvements to serve the south TION Ivy Falls West Addition. ce No. 135, FIRE CODE BY feasibility study f o f the ' . After a brief discussion, Conncilman Loslebe moved the � 3 adoption of Resolution No. 76-47, "RESOLUTIO APPROVING � AMENDED FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR IVY FALLS WES IMPROVEMENTS - (IMPROVEMENT NO. 75, PROJECT NO. 3, STAGE II)." Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion. s: 4 s: 0 s: 4 s: 0 ORDER � 0 � Engineer Kishel explained a proposed chaage rder for additional drainage facilities for the Cherr Hills Second Addition improvement project. « After a brief discussion, Mayor Huber moved Change Order No. 1 for Improvement No. 7$, P in the amount of $7,500. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. roval of ect No. � Page 681 June 1, 1976 JGE ORDER After a brief discussion, Councilman Losle Change Order No. 1 for Improvement No. 74, to include the Buril & Holmes Addition Imp Lexington Highlands Addition project contr ' _ $38,505.03 (conditioned upon execution of the Mayor and Clerk�. Mayor Huber seconded the motion. � �: 4 �: 0 IST OF CLAIMS Councilman Wahl moved the adoption of the f i RESOLVED, that the claims submitted to the payment, a summary of which is set forth on hereto and identified as List of Claims sub June 1, 1976, having been audited by the Ci are hereby allowed and the Mayor and Clerk- authorized and directed to issue City check said claims. Councilman Losleben seconded the motion. yes: 4 ays: 0 9 SHuHAULERS : 4 : 0 T�"CCENSES s: 4 s: 0 0 Councilman Lockwood moved approval of the granting licenses to: Ben Oehrlein & Sons James Nitti Trucking Mayor Huber seconded the motion. Councilman Wahl moved approval of the list c licenses to: Airex, Inc. Genz-Ryan Plumbing & Heating Dahms Heating, Inc. Ryan Well Company Maplewood Sewer & Water Wenz�l Plumbing & Heating St. Paul Plumbing & Heating Dakota Plumbing North Star Plumbing Northland Mechanical Contractors Steenberg Construction Asphalt Driveway Company Shelgren Constructiori A & R Roofing ' moved approval of �ject No. 3, �ments in the , in the amount of : final plat by . owing motion: ty Council for he list attached tted for payment, Council be and easurer are hereby in payment of ish Hauler License: licenses, granting Heatin License Heatin License � Heatin License Well D 'lling License Excava 'ng License Plumbi g License Plumbi g License Plumbi g License Plumbi g License Plumbi g License Genera Contractor License Genera Contractor License Genera Contractor License Genera Contractor License Councilman Losleben seconded the Motion. I BID TABULATION PROJECT Bituminous Seal Coat Paving Repair � Materials Application LOCA710N Mendota Heights, Minnesota OWtIER City of Mendota Heights, Minnesota •• PRO:JECT P�O: 7619 CONTRACTOR Pine Bend Paving, South Saint Paul, Mn. Bituminous Roadways, Minneapolis, Mn. Allied Blacktop Co., Minneapolis, Mn. BASE BfD SEAL COAT $12,26g.00 12,369.00 13,348.00 * Will not accept Road Oil Bid without award c�f Seal Coat Bid. Engineer's Estimate ROAD OIL $1,2go.00 1,200.00 1,740.00 $12,804.00 I $1,500.00 Sheet � of � , � �� BID DATE 10 June1976 TIME 2:00 P.M.,C.D.S.T. C� RECORDED BY��. CK or START BB DATE BB 10 day BB ,10 da BB 10 dav COMP. DATE 9-1-76 9-1-76 arccr cnou un �n�� ' " � BE7TENSURG, TOWNSEND, STOLTE & COMB, Inc.—Rrchitects and Engineers �.�.�. +Ai� xr..��..�t'n..,......erSainL ganlrASinneseEa 33�01 ABSiQ2ACT OF F31DS . Project and�.o�3e►on �lendota He i ghts • Opened 10 June , i9�_ JUN 15 �� Job Na �6 � 9 Ar 2: 00 PM CDST - . B�� Eo i tumi nous Sea 1 Coat i ng, Pav i ng Repa i r, Sheec No.�_o�1_�t,�cs M�. �[ TORN o.� .o� FILING vr��i�ro�ri��i ��iii �iv�wo c�wn i�T eewwceTD ANO R[AD ALL Y108. g�DDERS � ` Mo. ITEM CHECK OR BID BOND START WORK COMPLETE WORK SUPPORTING DATA (YES OR NC crur ��i c i_ c•rei f'f1AT /�.1E E►JC ITtIM i1.rOJ S /�L.LI D• �,�.,,,Y.,,A � PA�i 1' C� RO A � W A� �. $LA � i-D P ou�Nr�rr uNir Sp•5t, P/}�L M��N£ Pa��"� MffJN /LPOL�S P.�It� P..,oND �lD bor.ir� 81a 80►.1.0 IA S�A�{S i� DA�{5 Ia �AYS AFi�iZ /�WAr7� AF'��2 AWA2ti7 AFTFf� qWAtzD SeF-r I�9�� SEPr I i97� 6EPr � cg�6 l. Bituminous Materials 'for Tack or Prime Coat, as ordered. 2. Bituminous Seal Coat 3. Blotter Aggregate as ordered 4. Bituminous Mixture MHD 2341 as ordered in lace SCHEDULE 1- TOTAL (Items 1 thru 4) 6. Apply Bituminous Materials as ordered and directed by Engineer 7. SCHEDULE 2- TOTAL (Items 6) BID 4UAlJFICATIONS, IF ANY .... ar 1�000 Gal . p43 �j.3ae a4'-`E' 440�' 044 448" �,200 S.Y. o�7 819 �� o�� gt94� o�� `115a� sa 00 25 Tons �°-° ii5`-° '-.�'� 125- �o �tl I SO - 200 Tons �"13S 341oQ 18�� ,�lD� 16 � 36aa� os Oo ob 12 z<oq- 1 Z, 3�q � 13 348- 3,000 Gal . 043 Izqd` o 4'O 1200 6 O SB 1�4Z� Z I 2g0 � I, 200�� I 740 � I I 1 x — . . - . CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF AN EXTENSION TO THE CITY'S SANITARY SEWER AND WATER SYSTEMS AND OF STREET AND STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENTS TO SERVE IVY FALL: WEST ADDITION AIJD ADJACENT AREAS (IMPROVEMENT NO. 75, PROJECT NO. 3- STAGE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WHE AS; the City Council of the City of Mendota Heights, Cou tZ�, Minnesota, deems it necessary and desirable to cc str cti�n of the improvements hereinafter described. NOW TFIL WFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Coun Cit of ��iendota Heights will hold a public hearing on sa men s at the following time and place within the said Ci The �aLe' and Time : Location: II) Dakota nsider con- il of the d improve- Y= Tuesday, June 15, 19�6 8:00 o'clock P.M. Mendota Heights City Fiall 750 South Plaza Driv Mendota Heights, Min esota 55120 �general nature of the improvements is: '�=ne construction of an extension to the City's sani ary ^ewer system, including appurtenances and incidenta s thereto, and the acquisition of easements, and the econ- struction where,necessary of streets in the area he einafter more particularly described. � � The construction of a storm sewer system including ppurte- nances and incidentals thereto and the acquisition f easements, in and for the area hereinafter more par icularly described. The construction of an extension to the City's wate distri- bution system including appurtenances and incidenta s thereto, and the acquisition of easements, and the reconstru tion where necessary of streets in the area hereinafter ore particularly described. .. The construction of street im�rovements consisting• f the acquisition of easements and the grading, stabiliza ion, drainage and bituminous surfacing, and the construc ion of concrete curbs and gutters on the streets to be ituated in the area hereinafter more particularly described � �he area proposed to be assessed for said improvements wit in the City of Mendota Heights in Dakota County, Mi is ore particularly described as follows: The It by fi situated sota, and All properties abutting Emerson Avenue from P�achtle A�aenue to Clement Street, P•Zedora Road from Emerson Avenue to First Avenue and Knollwood Lane from Emerson Avenue to the terminus of Knollwood Lane approximat ly 500 feet southerly thereof. total estimated cost of each of said improvements i Sanitary Sewer $23,600.00 Water 32,750.00� ��-orm Sewer 50,150.00 Si:reet Improvements 86,000.00 � is N�oposed to assess every lat, piece or parcel of 1 �aid improvement whether abutting thereon or not, bas s received without regard to cash valuation. �. Per�sons desiring to be heard with reference to the p shojuld be present at this hearing. Thi Council proposes to proceed under and"pursuant to gra ted by Minnesota Statutes 1974� Section 429, as ame Dat�ed this 18th day of May, 1976. � as follows: benefi,ted upon bene- d improvements authority BY ORDER OF THE CITYI COUNCIL Gilbe'rt M. Radabaug City Clerk City of Mendota Heig ts `^��, Jun � 14, 1976 PLA NING REPORT CAS PdUMBER: APP ICANT: • LOC TION: ACT ON REQU�STED: �; l. 2. ING CONSIDERATIONS: 75-28 Ronald P. Smith, 2357 Swan Dri� Northwest Corner of Swan Driveland Cheri • Lane Division of an Existing Lot and I of a Street This report as requested by the City Council, is a continuation of tne 7ast planning report dated t•iarch 23, 1976, a copy of whi attached for your re-Ference. This report analyzes the resident development potential as it relates particularly to the zoning back requirement and provisions of the State Shoreland Zoning S recently published by the Department of Natural Resources. Vacation of �h is ial >et- tandards Our analysis is based on the siie survey and field work done by Mr. Ed Kishel, the resulis of which are summarized on a drawing dated h1ay 25, 1976. Reviewing this work with Mr. Kishel, we note the estab7ishment of the shore7ine by tne Department of Natural Res urces at e7evation 872.2. -The lot areas above this line as proposed 'n the lot division are 17,900 square feet for the easterly lot and 28,300 square feet for the wester7y lot (without including :�treet area proposed by the applicant to be vacated). 3. l�Je have attached two drawings at a scale of 1"=400', the same s ale as h1r. Kishe7's drawings of May 25th. Drawing 1 indicates the 'develoa- ment envelope" which is the area of the lot upon wnich a struct re can be built a�ter r2servation af the front, side, and shorline yar areas The front yard setback ror the easterly lot is assumed to be 35 �eet to 1 i ne up vri th Lhe exi sti ng house to the i rrcnedi ate east of the property in question. Side yard setbacks are assumed to 10 feet with a 5 foot setback from the control elevation or the lake at 872.2 as esta lished oy r�r. Kishel's field work. ' 4. � ou will note on Drawing 1 that the building envelo�e for the w sterly ot is so sma71 so as to make the lot unbuildable if the street is not acated. This results from the fact that the 100 root lot widt line oves deep into the property i� the lot line renains at the nor h line � th� street-right-of-ti��ay. If this remains a street, the Zoni g rdinance requires a 30 foot setback which fur�her rec�uces �rie uiiding nvelope to the very small area indicated in Drawing l. I�, ho�ever, he existing street right-of-��ray is conver�ed to an easement co taining� ppropriate controls as the City may desire, the property lin� han � oves to the south line of the existing street right-of-ti�aay and ihe uilding se�bac�c line moves to the north line of the old street right-of ay. It is obvious then �hat the buildability o� the westerly ot is ependent entirely upon the vacation of the existing street rig t-of-4ray. Case P;umber: ?5-28 June 14, 197b Pa ge T4�ro 5. rawing 2 indicates a possible location and size o� a single f esidence to be canstrucied an the iot. Whether the street is v r not, the bui7ding envelope and potential residential developm emains the same an the easterly lot. On the vresterl,� Iot, you � ote that there is a;�ple room far the construction of a single f ome if the street is vacated and an easement substituted confirj ha�ever rights ihe City may desire. � Q 7. he State of Minnesota Shareline Zoning Siandards includes the hat habitable flaar space be a mininum af three Teet above the ontral �evel. Thus, in this case it wou7d appear that tile bas loor elevaiion would have �o be at elevation 375.2. This elev imitation would have to be taken into account in th� design of house ar proposed structures on the land 4vhe�her tf�ey be one st ar tWO. ihe City engineer shauld be consulted regarding the ei af the 7and as determined from his on-site anaiysis. The split basement or perhaps no basement at aii may be the ap�rapriate s in this case. mily cated nt iil mily ing 'equirements iake ment �iion the ucture vation level lutian It may be borne in mind, that if the City desires not io vacate this street (sustituting an easemeni) th2 prablem of lacaiing a stru ture on the wester7y ]ot cauld be hand7ed thraugh a series of varian es v�hich the applicant could apply for if he chose. Ta such varia ces, apprapriate conditions may be added that may be usefu7 in guidi g the ultimaie development of the property. 0 -��~�o.- � _�; N O R T H E R N 5 T AT E S P O W E R C O M P A N I2ID ROQC DIVISION . 3000 Maxwell Avenue Newport, Minnesota 55055 J e 2, 1976 HO RABLE MAYOR AND CITY COLINCIL Ci of Merzdota Heights 75 South Plaza Drive • St. Paul, Minnesota 55120 lemen . RECEIVEp . JUN 8 1916 r The enclosed electric rate schedules reflect higher rates which be ame ef ctive on June 2, 1976. These higher rates have been put into ffect by SP on a temporary basis pursuant to Minnesota Statute. NSP has applied to the Minnesota Public Service Commission for app oval of the higher rates. The requested rates will be in effect while he Co ission is holding public hearings and making a final determina ion. Cus��:�ar notice is hereby given that testimony from the participat ng dep rtment staff of the Department of Public Service, general publ c, or r.� �ntervenor may result in a final rate adjustment either upw rd or ows��ard �rom those requested by NSP for any class or classes o se ice. If the rates granted by the Commission vary from these t p- ora rates, NSP customers will be refunded the difference plus in erest. Ele tric consumption prior to June 2, 1976, will be charged at the rate: iu ffect prior to this application. For further in?�ormation, please contact your local NSP office at 4 9-55 veY�y �ruiy NOR RYd ST�1'i�;a. POWER COMPANY % � �'�.� ,;� /�: � $y � . _il1., ,.t��" / ,l�-�- l ` G �or- .�`, "D'vision General Manager :�; � lV�� d �puNG(L o .. �- r�/C'1y7G/,�L C`Gn_l G-c� � SccJ i�0a� Gi� 1�iS ��C� l�C�lt /� �h C� T T �/ G� .lC QCr��'� �P�/GPG �.S ��I �� 'O -liL�%DSS �e �OQ (� //! C �'P�'! S�= �Q- 4!/ c��f.�� ses, T%is �s' �s �� I �i'�-�s� �f a�� Gt� /�%4-y /✓5!, Pe 1 �� ./-�rC e�GG %�lC �� T� /•tJC Efl�S' � � G�� . June 1, 1976 City Council �- �itv of Mendota Heights 75u South Plaza Drive i�ic�idota Heights, Minnesota 55120 RE: Application for Lot Sub division Case �� 76-9 Dear Members of the Council: After�an informal discussion with the Planning Commis on May 25th, I have decided to withdraw my request fo subdivision. I would appreciate it if my application fee could be returned. Very truly yours , � �j(/� � ; �.,� [/�-�-- � ames W. Fischer 420 Endicott Building � St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 ' Jt�'/bh _ . _ . __. .__�_- -_ ._ NOTE TO COUNCIL: Filing fee of $185 consists of: $100.00 Basic Filing Fee 45.00 Planner @ 1 hour ' 40.00 Engineer @ 1 hour The application was processed, plar.ner and discussed in a preliminary wa� at Planning Commission meeting. I recomm $40.00 only, because no engineering se required. O.J.J. 6/11/76 RECE11l�Q JUN 2 1976 >ion t r report prepared,� he May 25th :nd refund of -vices were _ j 1 � . . � Bc, d of Di rec ors . Rodney D. oyd 1•7ichael DuM lin ; 47alter Gutzmer RoLcrt Har?-is Glen Nort rup Ri hard Raderma her Douglas G. ech Ch irman Robert Ha ris Vi e-Chairman t,ichael Dut•So lin Se retary Treas rer Ri hard �ade.rma her Co nittees B� get and Fina ce Gene Corr�gan ; Fierb Po zin Douglas G. ech John O. Sons�eng Thomas Sta sen Co munications Rodney D. oyd Gene Corr'gan Walter Gut mer Robert Ha ris Douglas G. ech Ed cation Lee Eric son Al Ja vis obert E. 2�et alf Daryl P ath Russell Sche'bel Pr ject & Progr m Rodnej� C. oyd N,ichael Du:fo lin Walter Gut mer Ro�iert Ha ris Ri hard Radei-ma her Ot er Members Harry Clar ;son t1� rY_iri DesLaur � ers John Du ley John G etz Arne Jc sen Flmer fii -ow �les Miche son Clyde Ne son H'ayne Ne son James L•'. S�t ats Richard hul Mary Van h c>ek ^_ R' ll�ivid Ve ter � n � 1\ o �r n I, ��r 1'� �T �' 01 � c. �'.1�> >; N�r �i s l� c) c 1��r � c) N REC�IVEp' JUt� �. �� June 3, 1976 Donald Huber, Mayor, and Pdendota Heights City Council 720 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, MN 55120 Dear Mayor Huber and City Council b4embers: It was with regret that we read the article on . Gutzmer's retirement. During the time we were t- tempting to get this association off of the �ro nd, it was necessary for those concerned to give up a great deal of their time. The successes that w have experienced were due entirely to a select ew like Mr. Gutzmer. i�Te deeply appreciate your foresight in having a signed him as your renresentative to the Dakota Law En orcement Association, and will be expecting to hear from you with news of his replacement. Very trul,y yours, DAKOTA LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSOCIATION � obert Harris Chairman RH/RJR/gej 0 --- --�- ---- - _,.. � .. . .-- -- - - •- . --� _ � - --- - 4 � �flle�tro ol�tan Transit �or� p 330 Metro Square Saint Paul Minnesota 55101 June 2, 1976 Mr. Orvil J. Johnson, City Administrator City of Mendota Heights City Hall - 750 South Plaza Drive Mendota Heights, Minnesota RE: Northern Dakota County/Southern Washington County Route-Ridership Improvement Project Dear Mr. Johnson: Enclosed is a copy of the Northern Dakota County and Southern County Improvement Project final report. ission 612/227-7343 RECEI\��Q ' J UIV 4 1976 3shington On April 5, 1976, the Urban Mass Transportation Administration pproved publication of the report, commenting that the project was an e cellent piece of work that has optimized the use of many bus-related ro d im- provements . R,:commendations include expanded local and express bus service, new �,�;�k FAriod reverse commuter service and community transit cent rs. �r:��4 �he next ten years, it is planned to increase daily bus ours �� .ercen.t and daily bus miles by 75 percent. Most of the reco en- ;.•:sa_i�ons will be implemented in the first few years . �',� 1uu have any questions or comments, please contact me. Sincerely, i � Camille D. Andre Chief Administrator CDA/JH/sn enclosure �// C' �� C/�' ��/ �/n T��J : �% , �- �>�� r � ; �� .. � ��% ,�`� -- a i�a �iy. � � ,�T ,�� ,-y sfa e ,� F�� ,-� a ��- ��i �� o �� /y�� J � � � SUMMARY The improvement and expansion of transit services in a rapidly growi are within the Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area is the major � of he Northern Dakota/Southern Washington County Route Ridership Im Pro.i ect. � I �g �bjective �rovement Thelten-year transit service improvement plan and implementation pro�ram includes the following recommendations: Ex anded Overall Bus Service. System-wide coverage of the Stud Area see Figure 1 by local bus routes will increase•by approx'mately 200 route miles (a 75 percent increase) by 1984. Annual bus ho rs are increased by approximately 170,000 hours (a 70 percent increase) and annual bus miles by approximately 2,500,000 miles (a 110 percent increase) by 1984. - � Ex�anded Local Bus Service. Local service in West St. Paul, So th St. Paul, �1endota Heights, Inver Grove Heights, �Jewport, and St. Paul Park will be improved. New local service will be provided to C ttage Grove, Eagan, Apple Valley, and Burnsville. i� � Expanded Express Bus Service. Express service in Cottage Grov , St. Paul Park, fdewport, Burnsville, Apple Ualley, Rosemount, Eagan, and f�endota Heights will be improved. New express service will be provided from Burnsville, Apple Valley and Eagan areas to the 94/100 area, the International Airport area, and to the St. Paul and finneapolis Central Business Districts. New express service will also be rovided from Inver Grove Heights to the St. Paul Central Business Dist ict. �� Expanded Peak Period Reverse Commuter Service. The reverse co service from western St. Paul to the Eagan industrial area wil continue to serve those work trip desires. In addition, new r - commuter services will be provided to the Eagan area from West and ��1endota Heights, to Burnsville/Apple Valley from the 494/1 and to Burnsville/Eagan from the Minneapolis/St. Paul Internat Airport. ter verse St. Paul 0 area, onal Subscription Service. The 3M Chemolite facility in Cottage Gr ve and the 3P� Center i n P1ap1 ewood are recorr�nended for possi bl e subscri pti on service. 7escription of Candidate Demand-Responsive Service Areas. The Hastings and Burnsville areas are suggested as candidate service areas or s NL•']JDU 'A liL•'7t�HTS__POLICE DL•'i'h1�7'?�,i;NT I,CTIVIT]' T:EYORT May, J�976 Homic'de Mansl ughter Rape Assau t to Rape (Attempted) N0. Cleared 0 0 Q- - - 0 Robbe y - Armed - 0 Robbery - Strong Armed p . • Burglary - Residential 1 Burglary - Non-residential 0 Larceny 13 • Auto Theft 1 TOTAL: 15 Aggr vated Assault 0 Othe Assaults (Simple) 1 Arso 1 Forg ry and Counterfeiti.ng 0 Frau . � Stol n Property-Possession, sale, etc. 0 Crim'nal Damage to Property(Vandalism) 5 Weap ns Violations 1 Othe Sex Offenses 0 Narc tics - Opium, Cocaine and _ �_ . Derivatives Mari uana 1 Synt etic Addicting Drugs 0 Othe Dangerous Narco tic Drugs � Offe ses Against Family & Children � D.W. 1 Liqu r Law Violations � Drun eness ' � � � Diso derly Conduct ' � "' All ther Offenses 24 TOTAL: 49 Susp'cion 24 Runa ays p Viol of Rd. and MV Laws 2 Park'ng Violations 4 Lost Found Persons � 5 Lost Found Property . 4 Lost Found Animals 4 Lost Found Vehicles 0 Fata Motor Vehicle Accident 0 Pers nal Injury MV Accident 4 H& Personal Injury MV Accident 1 Prop rty Damage MV Accident 15 H& Property Damage MV Accident •1 •- Publ c Accidents-Falls, Drownings, Etc. 2 Ho me & Occupational Acc.-Falls,Burns,Etc. ° 1 Sick Cared For 5 "Ment 1.-Case p Suic de p Fire rms Accidents 0 �ss Recovered $949 00 2 •$6307.00 $100.00 2 $7356.00_ 1 1 1 11 16 �� $4150.00 $100.00 _. $4250.00 � � r } . , , , . _.. � , , , Sudden De h& Bodies Pound Animal Bi es Domesta.c ' Alarms-Re i.dential Alarms-No -Residential Public As a.sts Miscellan aus S2rvice - Public Ina.tia�.ed Miscellan ous Service - Of£icer Initiated Fires 2'OTAI� � No. 0 3 1 16 13' 35 30 30 17 21? Cle Man Fiours {apprax. ) l, 464 � Mi.les Dri en (approx.) 9,550 Public Co tacts (approx.) 404 Traffic C �ations • ' 51 - Juvenile arnings � 2 Vehicle R pair and Aduli g Warning Tickets r 4rdinance Violation Summons ' 6 •' � 4ther Arr sts ° 3 � Notes ancl Remarks fihe change in �he monthly activity report i.s a result of ur rec nt change in incident classifications and reporting. Thi classification system conforms more closely to the c im- ina jus�ice statistical reporting system.required of all pol'ce depar�men�s by the Minnesota Bureau of.Crimi.nal Ap ra- hen ion. � ' The e was a tota3. of 84 manhours devoted to police training dur ng May, 1976. Officers a�.tended,_a Firearms and Felonyf Mis pmeanor car stop course provided by Dakota Caunty Police Tra ning Coorda.nator Myron Blanch. In addition, Capt. L nge att n�ed an instructors course and assisted Mr. Blanch o 6_ � of re 1p days the course was offered. � n :� - ;. . ! !! ! �`�—! Membtr: !�I�Pt2 LZQ� ._,/V6t � t2. �'•i ._..TCt"B �e�a cxrErrc en � = cap�to� Ci y Suburben = Regional ireman's Assn. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 2144 DO D ROAD ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 5511$ = M��esoc� scac� Fire — Chief's As ocialion ACTIVI�'Y REPORT FOR THE mONTH OF mAY, 1976 During he mon�h af' tYlay the �epartmen� ma�1e 13 runs, of urhi h 9 t�ere in the ity. Three runs were to contract areas and one th ee hours mutual id run to Eagan ta assist wz�h a bad grass fire. lU had two runs zn our city u�hich resulted in damage to the contents o tF�e "'�x: :in a'$+,ti �tructu es. 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'�'+� 'y'�` u'�t,� �' �^ �'�� ''ck' +S w,. � q ?C � { . �' .;,,:'..wv..+.+ Wm Chis .er �o ..Bu�l'ding.� C,o�es�.�,� �,��:. • . .�`�� . �`�kd'��i��•N r.� , ;, y :a, ;, '+� a - v i ., . � � ' ' � '�i,'�'i`.� .. ... " . .. .. ��"�� :!''w. A . � ]. � �3. Zl S C �'13. � � ,,��"�.�,`f+' . �Y g� _ a ' "t � ,.� .,�� i 1; i:� � � . i: �!�,I l I_��,.i . r;,t �.� , i,i.1' t-.�,�C'i; i �ir� �,�c�. 7-',G '�I�rU 76-48 I'iio,�Lh oi , — FI RE ALARf11S ESTI mATED DAmAG T1'PE NUmBER BUILDING Industr Buildin �- 2 � Uehicle Grzss 7 Oihsr 3 False A arms 1 IOiALS 13 � � L CA i ION OF IRE ALAR(11S YI a y_ 1 9 7 6 E CONTENTS 600.OD . � � 600.00 , NUII1BER DATE BILLED A T. OF BiL'LING mendot� '.-!�.ights 9 XXXXXXXXXXX �X XXXXXXXXXXXXX Uillage �� mendoLa � _ 5unf?sh Lake 1 6/7/76 Lilydal 2 6/?/76 � — O�her 1 ;�T�L- � 1� TOiAL- WO K PERFORm D mAN HOURS Fire Ca ls 197 111eeLing 30 Drills 36 Truc'-: . �••� oment, & s-tation maintenance 20 Specia? ':��ining Adminis'rative 10 Total (11an Hours- 293 ^E �SO�AL If��' ;:1'-- 'Jone �?C 1ARKS- REPORT HY A. Siebell bv GL 200.00 400.00 600.00 m Jun 15, 197b MEM RANDUM T0: ATT 'RE: Mendota Heights City Council : Orville Johnson Cemetery Zoning HOWARD DAHLGREN A SOCIATES I CORPORATED COIVSULTING PL NN ERS O N E G R O V E L A N D E R R A C E MINNEAPOCIS� MINNES TA 55403 12•377-3536 It has come to our attention that ihe use of land for cemeterie and cemetery utility buildings has somehow been left off of the exi ting City zoning ordinance. We recommend therefore, that the City C uncil pass a resolution instructing the City Attorney to add "Cemeter'es and/ or Cemetery Structures" as conditional uses in the R-1 District ith a provision that any structures be not less than 50 feet from a property line. , � 0 F � CITY OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS MEMO City Council . Orvil J. Johnson City Administrator June 11, 1976 . Probationary Appointments, Public Works Department The number of full-time employees in the Public Works Departme sh rt one employee since Bruce Levine left last fall. As you reca] C. .T.A. employee was assigned to assist in the Park Department, tt n er of people has been the same as allowed in the budget. Now n De nis Lindgren, a Street Department employee resigned leaving anot am ngs� �he full-time employees. As a result, these two full-time no itions now should be filled. t has been , a refore, the re recently, �r vacancy - I am recommending, with Harvey's suggestion, that Terry Blum, of 66 First Avenue, be appointed as a probationary employee in the P rk� De artment. This then will put us at full budgeted strength in th Park De artment for the first time since last fall. I would recommend at'he be ap ointed as a probationary employee effective June 16 at the 1975 probationary sa ary of $897.50 per month. I I am recommending that George Noack, Jr., of 596 Kirchner Avei inted to the vacancy in the Street Department. George Noack, � -known to most municipally oriented people, is one of the newei men, and should make a good addition to the Public Works Depart uld recommend his probationary appointment effective June 16 at ationary salary of $897.50 per month. ue, be r. is quite volunteer nent . the � . � �. �� ur CITY OF M�NDOTA HEIGHTS Memo . City Council June 15, 1976 From: Chester R. Pearson Public Works Inspector Subject: Sewer and Water Services for i�Iorth End Proj ct s you may or may not know, the ilorth End Project cons ruction nas begun. The following list comprises tne sewer and water services that are desireable to be installed before th permanent s,rfa�ing is placed. Because I was off work for two w eks with back, we contacted the majority of these people by hone a d received verbal approval from all except one party Some a e located out of town, and a few others couldn't be eached. I would ask you at this time, to order the complete li t of s rvices installed with the remainder of the project. 0 � ��tacted by phone and approved . Guadalupe Heights Inc: 814 Manomin Street. St. Paul, Minnesota 3 services , John E. Bloomquist Inc. 712 Northwestern IIank Building St. Paul, DZinnesota 1 service � . Carmen Lee Zell 1055 Colby Avenue St. Paul, i�linnesota 3 services . Orlo�a & Gertrude Simmons 987 Chippewa Avenue St. Paul, I�linnesota 5 services . HaroldlWiegner 130 W. Haskell � W. St. Paul, Minnesota 1 service - . Lawrence R. Jr. & J. M. �looney 593 Spring St. i�Iendota Heights, Minnesota 1 service . Harold & i�ladelyn Evanoff 255 Dessa Lane So.� St. Paul, i�tinnesota 2 services . Jeanette Rivers 1060 Esther Lane i+2endota Heights, AZinnesota 1 service nable to contact� . George & Helen Ostrand 1695 I�mes Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota . Anthony & Louise Koury 1057 Esther Lane � St . Pau�, i�innesota . Ralph & Estern Carlson 1159 I��aple Lane Elk Grove, Ill. Wendal & Lillian Kulenkamp 587 Kirchner Avenue iYlendata Heights, �innesata . y f. , �� •�/ �� ./ ,�. .\' ,. t°�,�'..�•-.; —�•� ' �' .,. , / � �c `� �j � � � °r\ � i I _ �- \�' , � ~ ��• ' �` ?�` � �' � " � I� ' L7 �'`Y T. T � s . � �� ' � . ` � �f � � � 1 ,, d t ' e�..� , 4,,� �. ., .� p � � p 5° � S ,q • � 'V � \ • 9 , 5T' � : 2 �i � � � =o . _r o G •7�, . ' Q s b , �S ; P 5�1G " 5 `�� 1 � � � ,�S \ 2 •s, `5� D � �� y0 ��r. ,�'f°�'= . 5 . h�'L y ,� �to � ' / \ ^ 141.iS J fL1 ti' V \ � �`'��f ` �� P 1�7.2 /L 7 ♦ �� ` ii,"�• t:: � u.; EN! A sr� � ►° ��p o 2 � 4 ` nsc . �J t, .n �. 5 � v ';-;" p� ` L�O� .� C�G�/77C/7S. 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