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1972-07-18M � VILLAGE OF (�ENDOTA HEIGHT'S DAKOTA CnUNTi Y g f�INNE50�'A A�ENOA �uly 18, 1972 1. Call ta Ordero � 2v Ro11. Calio 3o Approval of i�inutess Jul.y 11., ].9720 4o Gommun�ca�ionst�a�Leticer �rom Wo Co "An y" Andersons Dakata Gaun�y H.RoAo �� Letter fr�m �he Depar ment of MaUoDo �rl Letier from �h� metro C�oun�il an Councilman Gutzmex's ppaintment tn �he Cable Tel�vi�i n Advi�ary � Cvmmittseo tid. 13err��r� Fie/ Lfr� — f%"�mui 5 m Pu� bl�s �s� jj/o /'c+�i'`! �.7�i^� �dt l�/¢C — f�4 �ra��v; 6a Ngw Business: �i essher G7F'�. oM /�'f�G' /�crr��ou� �� y. i{uGii �oi^ G fr -- fl7�e ��%-s'1� Admin3.stz�ator �aa memo c�n Aaa�ia Pea k Cemetery Pla�tin�v �iba ,d��sk 5ite Deveiap en�9 Paymen� {�umber O�e4 (Sse �e�ter from , 8eckmsn' Ygder 8� i eay f. Inc o} e �e-. Proposed Ordir�ac►��s Regulatzng �hs Numbering o�' �rnper�i�� and Prc�vidirtg penal��es for Uiolaiion Th$reof. 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Moc�re Comp,any a�artial IPaym�nt Certi�icat No. 2- Impo 72 Pro�. 3 ss 67 h t- „, a' ay � UILLAGE OF mENDOTA HEIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY STATE OF mINNESOTA minutes of the Regular meeting Held Tuesday, July 11, 1972 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the regular meeting of the Uillage Council, Uillage of inendota Heights; was held at 8:00 o'elock P.m. at the Uillage Ha.11, 2010 South Lexington Aven�e, Saint Paul, minnesota. ,� mayor Huber called t�ie meeting to order at 8:00 o'clock P.m. The fqllowing members were present: mayor Huber, Councilmen Lockwood, Wahl, Gutzmer and Blair. � APPROUE Councilman Lockwood moved approval o the minutes mINUTES of the regular meeting held Tuesday, June 20, 1972. motion seconded by Councilman Wahl. , � �`” `�"�� Ayes — 5 Nays — 0 FURLONG mayor Huber opened the hearing for discussion of AUENUE the assessment roll for Furlong Aven�e Street STREET_ Improvements. Clerk—Treasurer Radabaugh read the ImPR011EmENT list of four property owners to be assessed at a rate of $2.864 per front foot for a total Icost of �2,228.�47. mayor Huber asked if anyone was interested in looking at the I assessment rolls. There was no further discussion.' Councilman Lockwood moved that the hearing be closed. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. Ayes — 5 Nays — 0 mayor Huber stated that the assessments will be foruiarded to Hastings in thirty days and that the property owners involved have thirty days in which to pay their assessments in full without interest. Councilman Lockwood moved to adopt Resolution Number� 497 approving the assessment roll. Councilman Wahl seconded the rnotion. Ayes — 5 I�ays — 0 �'�_ mISS SWISS Continued from June 20. mr. Del Einess presented �I�UILD�NG lighting and exterior design details�� mr. Einess I PERmIT stated that the south and rear exter�or of the buildinc would be split face block to look like brick and that I the front and north side of the building will be normal brick face. 0 � ___-.-__.�..� . � , '� _.___ . _ ' t !- . minu�es � i� —2— � July 11, 1972 . . `I Since the midwest Planning report recommended remova�l of the light on top of the sign, a light st�ndard will be placed near the sign. The roof—top air conditioner will be enclosed on all four sides by a verticle redwood enclosure. mayor Huber moved approval �f the building permit for miss Swiss. Councilman LockWood seconded the motion. . � Ayes .— 5 Nays — 0 ROGERS mayor Hub�r read letters of objection�to street, LAKESIDE storm sewer and sewer and water impro ements from EAST John Lapakko, Eugene Olson, Bill Sime�, and a joint ImPROVEmENTS objection from six other property ownirs. mayor Huber stated that only a decision on whether o'ir not to order in the project would be made at this meeting. He fu��rther stated that at such time as the project is �ompleted, �n as�essment hearing w�ll be held for discussion of how the assessments wi,ll be distributed.� mr. John Lapakko asked how wide Cheri Lane will he. mr, Kishel answered that it will be a 60 foot street and that tlhe street will go down the center of the right of way. Councilman Wahl ask�d why the Uillage has not maintalined Cheri Lane. mayor H�ber replied that with the exception of snowp�lowing, the Uillage does not maintain any streets that do not me�et Uillage standards. �� mayor Huber moved approval of Resolution Number 498 authorizing the Engineer �o prepare final plans and specifications f�or storm sewer, sewer and water and street improvements in the Roger�s Lakeside East Addition. Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion.� Ayes — 5 Nays — 0� ENDRESEN — mayor Huber read the minutes of the Jiune 28 Planning PLANNING CPmmission in which �he Planning Commission recommendec COmmISSION denial of mr. Endresen's application for a property CASE #72-8 split at 615 Ivy Falls Avenue. The l,ot to be divided off would be an 85 foot lot. All oflthe surrounding lots are 1�0 foot or 110 foot lots. mayor Huber moved denial of the application for a d'vision of property on the recommendation of the Planning Comm'ssion without recourse and to waive the six months requirement fo re—app�ication. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. , Ayes — 5 ays — 0 - ----- - --- - - -- . : ---- �- --__ - -- _ __ . � --- - - - -- - -- - - - - -; I- - - __ . � minutes$ —3— July 11, mID—CONTINENT mr. Joe Summers, Attorney for mid—Cor DEVELOPmENT requested concept approval of a propc CORPORATION — development on 39 acres at the inter; PLANNING Highway 110. The total density for : COmmISSI0IV on the 39 acres would be 2.83 units F CASE #72-11 stated that the developers are amenal the Dakota County Soil Conservation `. :� and impact on the Ualley. The densi- ' were based on the entire 39 acre parcel, including - developers propose to donate to the Uillage for parG .972 itinent Developmen �sed planned unit �ection of• 35E and .11 townhouse unit �er acre. mr. Sum �le to working wit iervice on drainag ;y calculations :he 18 acres the ; purposes. mayor Huber stated that the Attorney would be directed to request an Attorney General's opinion on the inclusion of donated park land in calculating density figures. He also stated that the developers were in effect giving the Uillage nothing by donating the 18 acres, since there are �24,000 in pending assessments on the parcel. Councilman Lockwood pointed out that there appeared set aside for recreation. mr. Summers answered tha , would hold approximately 200 people for gatherings building is 40 by 60 feet on two floors. He furthe swimming pool and common area'would be constructed construction of the first twenty units. to be little spac the common area nd �hat the indicated that t oncurrent with th mayor Huber stated that prior to concept approval, the developers I would have to get approval from the Highway Department for access to Highway 110; they will have to await the Attorney General's opinio and they must indicate what type of donation they would make to the Parks and Playgrounds other than the 18 acre donation. SImEK Bill Simek presented the final hard ADDITION Council. He stated that the Dakota FINAL expressed a desire to await signing PLAT after Uillage officials had signed i hell plat to the ounty Surveyor he plat until Orvil Johnson pointed out that he had discussed the�plat with Bernardl Larson who said that all the corrections had been made on it. mayor Huber moved that the final plat for the�Simek Addition be approved. Councilman Blair seconded the motion. TUmINELLY CENTER PLANNING COmmISSI0IV CASE #72-18 the request of Ayes — 5 mr. Carmen Tuminelly requested appro preliminary plat for Tuminelly Cente the structure will be built exactly with the exception that the exterior the building will be stone and the r building will be finished with split the Council, mr. Tuminelly promised ays — 0 ial of the .. He stated is the plans of the front �st of the -face block. ;o finish the ------ --- _ ---- -�— ----�--- f-- - � --- — - ---- -- -- _ � I - •- - that show of At � , �.,, �. �:. � i minutes•� �4— July 11, 1972 exterior of the;;.Victor Comptometer building with st�ucco on the presently unfinished side and b�ck and that he would furnish the Administrator with a letter to this effect. � , Orvil Johnson suggested that the building permit st: of frost footings. -� Councilman Gutzmer made a motion to approve the pre: ' Tuminelly Center on the condition that the building all sides and that the Uictor Comptometer building t four sides. mayor Huber seconded the motion. Ayes — 5 f mID—AmERICA mr. A1 Williams of Rauenhorst Corp. E LANDSCAPE landscape plans for the mid—America E PLANS mr. Wil�liams �qave the Council a desc: types of foliage to be used, he stat� foot fence would be constructed to run the length o'� of the parking area. The redwood fence would be co� alternating pattern of 2x2�s and lx8's and that the tight. After some question arose on which side of th� fenci abutting property owners, mayor Huber appointed Coui and Wahl to meet with mr. Williams and agree on the Councilman Wahl pointed out that a 7 foot fence is i the Ordinance: mr. lUilliams said that the fence wil. Ordinance. Councilman Blair moved approval of the landscape pl; Bank as submitted. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the Ayes — 5 SImEK mayor Huber moved the adoption�of Re ADDITTON approving the plans and specificatio. ImPROUEmENTS and street improvements in the Simek 2:00 p.m. ROGERS LAKE LEUEL CONTROL be held on stating that bids shall be opened on Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. Ayes r 5 It was the concensus of opinion that be authorized to hold preliminary me , mr. Bill Allen•and mr. Kishel for th gathering and disseminating informat informal, informational meeting of t Thursday, July 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Vi .pulate the use .iminary plat for i�e finished on �e finished on all Jays — 0 �resented the iank. After �iption of the �d that a seve� ' the south side �structed of an fenp e will be ver� � should face the icilmen Lockwood facing. � �ot allowed under L comply with the 3ns for mid—Americ motion. �ays — 0 �olution No. 499 is for sewer, watE Addition and August 8, 1972 at days — 0 Orvil Johnson �tings with ; purpose of _on, and that an �e Uillage Counci Llage Hall. _-_-T_ T _ _ �r___ ,' ' __ � _..-_._._.. _.' '„.'_ _ .-ek.- _ '_ _ .- - ____ __ _. .. .I1 '_' __ __' 1 . minutes �.� :i —5— July 11, 1972 i DRAINAGE. Orvil Johnson stated that interviews had been held with CONSULTANT Eugene Hickok and Associates and Itaska Engineering relative to doing a drainage study forlthe Lassao II property. mr. Johnson recommended that Hickok and Associates be hired to do this pilot study and �hat the fee for their seriices would be a minimum of $1,500 and a maximum of $1,800. mr. Kevin Howe requested an early review of the four 6uilding sites in Somerset II and was assured of an early re'view. mayor Huber made a motion to authorize the Uillage off icials to sign the necessary papers hiring Eugene Hickok and Associates to do the pilot drainage study for a fee not to exceed $1,800.�ICouncilman Lockwood seconded the motion. Ayes — 5 Najrs — 0 BRACKEY — mr. Robert Brackey requested an extension of sewer SEWER AND and water to his property in Lilydale.I He plans to WATER build a single family dwelling on the ProPerty. Uillage Engineer Kishel stated that if permission is 'ranted to mr. Brackey to hook up to the system, he will have to get permission from the Highway Department to go over Highway 13 and he will have to make arrangements to get the St. Paul Water DepartmenI�t to connect the main to the water line at his own cost. mr. Kishel sUggested that the hook—up charge be $2,317.00. I Councilman Lockwood moved that the Council grant perm ssion to mr. Brackey to hook up to the Uillage sewer and water�system at a cost of $2,317, and that such hook—up shall be grante�d only subject to proof that a single family dwelling shall be built on the property. mayor Huber seconded the motion. Ayes — 5 Na'ys — 0 DOG Councilman Gutzmer moved that the dog Icatcher's fees CATCHER• be increased to $5.50 per hour for cru�ise time and FEES $2.00 per day for kennel board. mayor�Huber seconded the motion. Ayes — 5 Na��ys — 0 CHARLENE Councilman Lockwood moved the hiring o'f Char�,.ane LEFTWICH Leftwich as clerk—typist with a salaryl of $y�85 per month. Councilman Wahl seconded the m�.otion. Ayes — 5 Na;vs — 0 � � ,• minutes LABOR ' � NEGOTIATIOIV COmmITTEE -6- July 11, 1972 mayor Huber appointed Councilmen Wahl Lockwood to act as the labor negotiat: for 1973 negotiations. , mISCELLANEOUS Councilman Gutzmer requested that mr. the owner of the lot at the corner of Round Hill Road with regard to the unsightly conditi� The Council directed mr. Johnson to get information 1 Attorney on the legality of rentals at the Skelly St� LIST OF Councilman Lockwood moved the Council CLAImS follawing motion: RESOLUED that the claims submitted to the Uillage Co� a summary of \which is set forth on the list attached identified as List of Claims submitted for payment, ; having been audited by the Uillage Council, be and a: allowed and the mayor and Clerk-Treasurer of the Vil: Heights are hereby authorized and directed to issue � in payment of said claims. ' motion seconded by Councilman Gutzmer. LICENSES Ayes - 5 N< Councilman Wahl moved licenses be grar Action Disposal Systems Hedtke Construction R.O. meyer Construction Wm. F. Kopp Constructian Ual N. Kuntz Contractor Sussel Company Sweitzer Construction Ted �'lurr, Inc. Hanson Homes, Inc. Rauenhorst Corp. Evans Construction W.L. Kummer & Son All Season Comfort John m. Frantes & Sons John m. Frantes & Sons Fred Uogt & Co. Spriggs Plbg. & Htg. Neil & Hubbard Htg. & Air Conditioning Katz Plbg. & Htg. Co. Cool Air mechanical Standard Htg. & Air Conditioning Rubbish Hat General Cor General Cor General Cor General Cor General Cor General Cor General Cor General Cor Gene ral Cor General Cor General Cor Heating Lic Heating Lic Plumbing L: Heating Li� Heating Lic Heating Lic Heating Lic Heating Lic Heating Lic ; Gutzmer and Ing committee Johnson contact Dodd Road and an of the lot. 1rom the Uillage jtion. to adopt the Jncil for payment� hereto and �uly 11, 1972, �e hereby age of inendota iillage checks �ys - 0 ited to : iler License �tractor License ltractor License ltractor License ltractor License itractor License tractor License rtractor License itractor License rtractor License rtractor License i�tractor License �ense sense .cense �ense ;;ense :�ense :�ense �ense �ense —=---- ----- --,-�---------------- , . - - --- �- -- -.-r--�-------- - - --- ---- --- - - , .. . � , . . , . . . ------ ---T-- -� -- --,-- - . 4 . � � �minutes LICENSES (Cont'd) —7— Ideal Sheet metal, Inc. Kleve Heating & Air Conditioning Complete Htg. & Air Cooling, I•nc. W.V. Nelson Construction Johnny masonry, Inc. E.L. Bulach Const. Co. Spriggs Plbg. & Htg. Katz Plbg. & Htg. Baars Plbg. & Htg. Thompson Plumbing Co. LeUasseur Plumbing Jerry Nel.son Const. Homer's Sewer Service Suburban Lighting, Inc. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. , � July 11, 1 �9�72 ' Heating Liclense Heating Lic'ense � Heating Liclense masonry Lic�ense masonry Liclense masonry License Plumbing Li�cense Plumbing Li�cense Plumbing Li�cense Plumbing Li�cense Plumbing Li�cense Roofing & S�idir�g License Sewer Insta�llation License Lighting In�stallation LicensE Ayes — 5 '�IfVays — 0 HUD ,Orvil Johnso'n informed the Council tha't HI�D has turned down the Uillage's application�for grant to acquire and develop park land. HUD officials in,dicated that some changes should be made in the application so that the Uillage may be placed on a higher priority. I mr. Johnson was directed to try to get HUD officials�lto reassess their opinion on the application. �� BRIGGS & There was a motion of concensus to hire Briggs & morgan mORGAN as bonding firm for all new projects.l RESOLUTION mayor Huber moved adoption of Resolution No. 500, N0. 500 "A Resolution Providing for the Publici Sale of $1,700,000 Improvement Bonds Series 19I72." Advertisemer for bids shall be on July 16. Councilman Gutzmer seconded the motion. Ayes — 5 I�Nays — 0 RICHARD mayor Huber moved that a letter of app�reciation be sent LUND to Richard Lund thanking him for his services as member and Chairman of the Planning Commissiin. Councilman Lockwood seconded the motion.' I mETRO SEWER . BOARD Ayes — 5 !�Nays — 0 Councilman Gutzmer made a motion to di�rect mr. Johnson to appeal the decision on metro Sewer�Board rates. Councilman Lockwood seconded the motio�n. Ayes — 5 �ays — 0 -,r ---- = -- -. _ ._ _--� _� 9 ` w , ' , � � t' I I , � minutes � —8— , July 11, 19 2 ADJOURN �There being no further business to come before the Council, Councilman Bl,air moved the meeting be adjourned. Councilman Wahl seconded the motion. ��I � , Ayes — 5 Nays — 0 , Time of Adjournment: 12:30 P.m. ATTEST: Donald L. Hubez�, mayor, u G.m. Radabaugh, Clerk _._-- . --- - ----�.- . - -r -3.--,-----_ -- . . : . � .r--- ----� -. --__ --- _ r . . �. fM: . � , .'' _ �—Treasurer N � y , r... is��._ '. _' ' _ '� �ti'-;.,A�:..��,'.�•E � ''a,..,��' .iL' �� F � ��. :� d.. � d�+�n�� •r�.+r ^.�lyh�,�' . y: . � �iti'; t',:- �i . ;l:i?��".r.�'�',:"1;L'�' t` Y��:�P'�'.":�':1!.1�i :��_: ,r�- , R :�, F �: F � ��.. L ��- ,e. , 3. � ' �+ •' �_' � ', , :� , ,{. �- R�CEIVE � "'' �; ;7y1 F �l � T.:�'.�Y,,k ' i' . , 'iet ^r R :�,., ;`. , w� ' �` D •1 ,1� �' '?'i *` +„' :� ' " t, „' t �'S r ry, x ' + , "S' �t.��"' y.� � . �; �i :., . 4$ . 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' •`• ' ; � �' ,� �_ � .� ' St: Paul, Minnesota 55118'" t : � ,_ _'; . � ., - � ^ , ' ' ' �, ; � ; `' � � '�� . - , .. .'�,t Gentlemen: ' - ,�: . : ', � � , . : , ; , . ��. A� . • tt .. �T . j � ' ' � , ' , +, � `� `� _ � • , '� �Ms:� Col leen Loney; �Chair-per'son of tlie Housing & Redevelopment , ��1'�' t'' ':, ', " Authority of Dakota County, has direcfied me to request time on the agenda • � �-; . . ��. ' ' ' of your meeting to be held on Tuesday, July i8,"1972. We'would like to � ;� . „ , � . r � � �# '� � � ,- � � appear,at 8 o'�clock P.M. r ' - t � " ��`+� . � ` • �,• ' • . , . . . � . � i . : ,`" � .. , . , . ., � � . = �. . • . . ��' `�. s •�','. �� The purpose of our request is''fio discuss the activities of fihe Dakota County �'�'�� , °{ `� Housing Authority generally,� and specifically.the housing authority's • �:: -; : ��. , . � �'�' �. . proposal for Mendota Heights withF�respect to low-income family;� nd elderly . ._: { '-' • housing. We wil) outlirie our program, answer questions; and try to describe '' �-• ��. '. • �• �' fairly and precisely what we want; all in the,space of 15 minutes i f a l l � '° -; . ' � �� goes well. ' ° - �` , . . r` � , �f ' . f�i' , - � - � ` � _ ' � , � � : � � i . F . � �. Thank you in advance for your consideration of this request. , ,. �°:;�!� �5 . :, �. ;s - - •� j � . � ' , . . Sincerely, '' �_' r ,� r:� , - . : ; � a ��: '- � � , • �X' � � � � HOUSING 8� REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF = �t . t � • � '; . � , � �° ' �. � .t , - 7° - , � • . � DAKOTA COUNTY � � n . ' t F + � " ` f _ I _ . ��. � � °a � ' , ' , ` . �� ' ''• �� ' . : . ,t , , , ... , � , , , � . . � �c �, ;_ � ," , ,• .� WCA:jk , � _ • W. C. "Andy�� Anders I �- �• � .'; , , -�� 'i � � , , < < � Executive Director Pro Tem ��+��'' *,,,- " ". cc: Mr. Orvil Johnson,xManager , � ' � I �� , �, � :�; � Village of Mendota Heights a-i � � ' � i � r � N• " .� ¢' � ' • • '' � ` ' y , I� ' , �;^ r;e 1 .r � _ , ' . � .�' � 3 r � , .. , � f �O. /a( � � J �..: r 1 . �f , �• . F . t , 1 y •: „ /. ,, . ` I ; ,� . �.�,�` '. , � f r• .t. " , .� •. fi * ,•, ' • ;, . . �� t. � � T, _ _ .,__ — — +�y�, 'y.��,�("+-�` � +�t.'jM�i ,.sr:s�a•; . �.. gj � i:,��_'"_"'r—y.�-: �.. �' �'-r ;-r� ,_fai;";3,,�—,�,.�"''*�t•�..�;��__�y: � :..'i;i:��.•'' . .• v�t.". � '�' 4'�.�� <,. � � �5 s,_t �...1 t� _ .. 9 :ti:a .. .'$?•�1:'__x+. ..s' €rb . .� c7 . a.:,�i:a,�.;rv, , t . �.. .__ . . � ?' t:. �. i .� � �Fy �SMENi I ' o�.° OQ�� o� � DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENTI � ��, * o MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL AREA OFFICE Ij "' � I I I I I�� ° GRIGGS-MIDWAY BUILDING, 1821 UNIVERSITY AVENUE II '�oo�3A3a N+s a � S T. P A U L, M I N N E S O T A 5 5 1 0 4 �' m 0 REGION V, �UL 131972 300 South Wacker Drive Chlcago, Illlnois 60606 Mr. Orvil J. Johnson, Administrator Village of Mendota Heights 2010 Lexington Avenue South ' St. Paul, Minnesota 55118 Dear Mr. Johnson: Subject: OSL-MN-05-46-1005 C RECEIVED JUL141 IN REPLV REFER TO: 5.6 PR We are returning under separate cover your application for Open Space funds. Your project did not rate well enough according to the project selection system to be approved for funding. We are enclosing a copy of the Open Space Project Selection System for your information. In deciding whether you wish to resubmit the application for Fiscal Year 1973 consideration, please keep the following facts in mind: 1) The project selection criteria rate, not only the{quality of the open space to be provided, but also such items as the financial need of the community, the efforts of the community to expand its '� supply of low and moderate income housing, and the provision or proposal of minority employment opportunities. 2) The Minneapolis-St. Paul Area Office limit for an Grant is $250,000 (see attached newsletter). 3) Applications to be considered for FY 1973 funding' mitted by September 30, 1972. '� If you wish to discuss the possible resubmission of this contact Garland Davis of my staff. Enclosure Sincerely,' ..--� ��--- ��'�-��1 Av1 ,} Thoma�`T. Feeney Ar�ea` Dire�tor � �,r;��r � �f . Open Space must be sub- oject, please , �;/ � � .- <,� ��•��' ti � RE�f1VED J�� 1 4 1972 300 Metro Square Building, 7th Street a,nd Robert Street, Saint Paul, Minnesot�, 55101 Area 612, 227-9421� ' July 11 , Mr . Dona ld L. Huber , Ma yor Village of Mendota Heights 2 O 10 South Lexington Avenue Mendota Heights , Minnesota 55118 Dear Mayor Huber: 1972 It is a pleasure for me to advise you that a resident of Mendota Hei°ghts has recently been appointed to an advisory committee of the Metropolitan Council. Mr. Walter Guntzmer of 540 Junction Lane has been appointed to tlie Cable Television Advisory Committee . I Mr. Gutzmer is one of 23 interested citizens from throughout the Metropolitan [�rea who have been selected to serve on this committee and assist the Nletropolitan Council. The committee is being called upon to make recommendations concerned with the impact of cable television in the metropolitan area . As members of this advisory committee, Mr. Gutzmer and the others do not represent specific governmental units . They were selected because of their broad interest and ability to consider all aspects of cable television issues . Since Mr. Gutzmer is a resident of your community, we hope that you and others in Me�ndota Heights will avail yourselves of this opportunity and will consult directly with Mr. Gutzmer about this important subj ect . �� Also, please call upon the NIetropolitan Council and its staff whe be of assistance. AJH:mf Sincerely yours , METROPOLITAN'COU /��1 _�� { �ir��+ � i_./ "„"""X--_'�".�`� -'/ �/� v� l " Albert J. Hofstede Chairman �cc: Orvil Johnson, Administrator � J - i �, .�� A�'�P,gency Created to Coordinate the Pla,nning and Development of the Twin Cities 1VJ:e l� �" noka Count O Carver Count O Dakota Count O Henne in Count O Ramse Count O Scott it.f� Y Y Y P Y Y Y � . - we can politan Area Comprising: unty O Washington County 100% RECYCLED PAPER ..._ -- - - -'-- --- � �i s. �. �. � CFIA8LE5 W. j3R16aS J. A'�IL MO$20N &Z6Hs1,AZ} E. HYLE i'UEL A. MpRGAIS ' NR N. OR.L�.HAM .LT OEHLEF2 } LAT3F2EiVOE D�}VZS IfE�INX HBMMOND LEONARD J. REYES B. 0. HART JOHN M.SUZL2vAN F3SRNA.EI} P. FZiZEZ. 23UR7' E.9WANSON :�f. J. GALVIN� JIt. DAVID C.FOBSBERO J4FIh' J. McZSSEZY MCA'EIL V SSXMOUE, JIt. EDWA,R,D G. S'i'RINGER TF:EENGE N. 1}pYLE X1GIiAAI} Ei. I{XLE I.AW C1P'1�'IG� •�'" I3I�'.IGGS AND MO�G-AN PT30FESSIONA.L ASSOGLATIOI�j' 2200 P'IBST NATIONA.L BANH E3TJILDING SAIZITT Z'�li7l., T2INNT'SOTA 551t}1 z2�-ao2i AiiEA CODE 612 July 13, �-97� Mr. Orville Johnson, Adm.in�strator Village of Mendota Heights 2014 Zexington Avenue So. Mendota Height�, Minnesota 5511.8 RE: Vacation of part of the plat of Friendly Hills Rearxangement Dear M�. John�an: ; f ` You will recall �hat earlier this year l da�� with yau in a general way a plan I had in mind far va< a portion of the plat of Friendly Hills Rearrangement� know,,I o�wn 23 1ot� in the sou�hwest part of Friendly namely, Lo�s ll through 17, both inclusive, B1ock 20, Lots � thraugh 1.8, both inc�.usive, Block 21. , I `�hree of the aforementianed lot�, namely, Lc 17 and 18, , Block 21, have "dc�uble frontage" . Pagel Ri on ane �ide of each of these lc�ts and Pueblo Drive on� Tha� part of Puebla Dr�.ve which is ad�jacent �o these i not opened, improved or used. Pagel Road, on the oth� has been opene�., i� improved, and is in regular u�e.;) . T am considering th� fi�.ing of a petita�on i Distriat Co�.rt of Daka�a Gaun�y under the provzsions, Statute� §505.1� to vacate the plat of Fr�.endly Hills men� insofar as it per�ain� to all of the lot� v�hic h. except for Lots 16, 17 and 18, Block 21. In �ha� pe� wo�1.d also seek to have Pueblo Dr�.ve bet'ween Lot l, � and Lot 6, Block 2Q and Pawnee Cou.r� vaca�ed. In o�h I�would be seeking in �ha� proceedin.g the vacation c of Pueblo Drive which is not now opened, improved, qx � R�CFtV�Q � JOHN�� NLTY� �� R, L. SORENSON YETEf; fi. SEED PFZILIi' L.I3ItUNER SADtUP.L L. FIANSON RONALD E. OI20HARD JOHN Ti. FIIIGT1biAN JAbfE5 K'. ZiQWSRS ANDFiE J ZD32A2FL DAVID J. SPENGET2 ATtUGIi G. EC1tEiOLA1 1}4ITC3Z.AS R. HA7}DOGI{ �ERALD L.SVOBODA CQii\SEt, RODEI2T O. SULLZVA2� FipROLD J. KINNEY cu�sed ating .A.s you Hills, ana ts 16, ad rtzns the ot,her . ots is r hand, t�ie �' Minnesta Rearrange- ow.n, tion T ock 20 �r �words, ' that part used. ____.._--___�__ ____� .�_��_----- -----..�___ _----__ _—.__ _ ___. __.__ .�-- - -L � BI3IGCsS r.Nn MOk?C�AN Mr. Orville Johnson -2- JulY l3, 1972 The effect of this vacation would be to eli'minate ,� a number of lots of substandard size from the Friendly Hills plat and eliminate the double frontage on the�three lois refer- red to above. Ultimately I�would anticipate the sale of Lots 16, 17 and 18 as separate buildable lots. Lot 18 currently is sub- ject to a full front foot assessment for the existing sanitary se'wer. I understand you have ordered an improvement consisting of water and sanitary se'wer �which will serve Lots 16 and 17. For your information, once the vacation of has been finalized, Lots 16, 17 and 18 will have the f listed front footages and square feet, to-wit: I, Lot 16 : Lot 17: � Lot 18: front footage - square feet - 162�+) 22, 00(+) front footage - 136(+) square feet - 1�,505(+) , front footage - 99 square ieet - 13,370 The effect of the�vacation is to add a 30 foot strip t rear or east side of each of these lots giving them th square footage referred to above. ' ;he plat � 1lo�wing the total As perhaps you know, my home is situated onlLot 1 in Block 20 a,nd is immediately adjacent to those lots whi�h I in- tend to vacate. This property is now rather heavily wooded and th�s spring I planted 1,000 seedling pines in so�ne of,the op�en areas. I am anxious to retain this property in its undeveloped state�for my own enjoyment and my family's, and I anticipate the possibility of building a new home on it at some time in the future. It is my purpose in writing at this time to the Village Council of my intentions and to obtain suc and suggestions as the Council may have in connection proposal, so that in the last analysis I may receive s ance from the Council that the aforesaid Lots 16, 17 a be viewed as separate and buildable lots. , a inform i advice Jith this �me assur- �d 18 may i I313IG(3S nND MOI3GA�T Mr. Orville Johnson -3- July � I will be ha to a r b for ppy ppea e e the Counci� , such questions as they may have and to receive such as� as the Council may �wish to offer. I shall look forwarc ing from you. Very truly, � r C �, V � / ,�/�_-.. �._... /��:`�' �i %��` ,� ��'- r Bernard P. 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July 15,'1972 C M��opolitan Aa.rport�s C�ama}ission ' 6040 28th Avenue Sou.t�i Minneapoiis, Minnesota Vi2lage of Mendota Heights 2Q10 I,exing�on Avenue Sout�i St. Faul, Minnesota SUP3i;G�: PETITZON ' �� 2� I�ue �o M.A.C.'s prc�posal to acqutre� tk�e Acacia area, w�, �.he nroperL-y a�.iers between �ighway �,�55 and Res�rr�cti�an Cemeter;t (east side of kiighway ��55j, request equal consi.deration from M.A'�C. ar�d �he Village �ouncil of �f�ndots Heights. We are in fu°Il �g�ee�e�t with pages 3, 4 and 5 af the Midwest Planning and Research �r•port :ec,uested by Viliage �.anager Mro ,�ohnsan, ar.d we requsst N.A,{�, �nd t'ne Village Council to have � public hearing to expZain o�r futuze with: � a) Def�ntite �nc�eased axr fl.ow b) T'ne,widening of Y�ighc�ay �if55 c} The prevention of growth in our area so it may bacame large e;�ou�h to a�fard n�cessary ;overnmenCal services such as water, sewer, and�fir� a�d police pratectio�.. d) The acquisition of aur park parcel � � e} The proposa3, af light indus�ry R��IV��j �c�� .�� Your �onsideration in this ma�ter would be fu11y �pprecia�ed, Thar�k you, �j/ �/'��.-� �U�/ �!�y� /,�y , �� `7'�`^iJ��:(y�*•jufJ/��.Z%'++f��''i4.1l��%.�► �(JC-^ 1`! �/".-Y/�"G.L�i/�il. � G i � y�. 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This �-oute was prabably chosen fo� fiiaf runway sysfiem because the soui-(�east seci�or was more spat�ely develop� areas. This is ce�'tainly a benefif for the rest of the mefiropolitan area, but consalcsi�'son to t1�e people in Acacia Park who have fo live wifih the noise p and the expec�ed increase in frequency and noise in ;he future. ' �e noise 1evels the prefcren- � fihan other is little •o6{em taday, ., '� Another problem caused by the a�►oise is the "c(aud" placed over futUre dev�lopment. The noise itseif makes fhis an undesirable envi►•onmenfi in which to (ive, �3ut mo�-e than this is �he a,uest'son of securing FHA guarartteed morfigages in i•!�e future, l-!UD has established decibel ievef guidelines, bufi for unkr►own reasons they have be�n withdrav�n. Afi pres�nl�, mortgage guarantees for new housing are being denied only wit�hin a one miile radius of . the Girport, il�ere is no guarani-ee i�hat HUD wil( not toughen up these guidelines in the future. 1f MAC purchases only air easements, the residents wi Il be lefa in � n area which at any iime could become, for aiI practical pur�ases, undevEla�ab(e.. Wi'r�, the high cost a� tJ�'3iit3£:5 in this area, this is uncansciar�abl�. The o��iy fair and equ�i-able sol�tion fo fihis problem is full fee aca,uisition. A re(ated a,uesfiian is whafi happens to the area north af Victory Avenue, an�d the area �as� of Highway 55 if i�hese guicSeEines are appiied in i�he future. Becaus� there are oniy a srnal! number of families north of Victory Avenue, it would se�m imperati"ve that this area aiso be taken. Furi-her resic�e:zi-ial development in tf-►is a��a 'ss probably un3ikely wheth�r or not the HUD noise level guidelines are applied in tl�e future, i�eft by itselfj, it w'si! pE-obably be regarded as isalated and undesirab�e. Because af its smal! size and becaus� it wi(( barder on an indusfirial park (consiclering fh� MA� proposedlarea is tal<en and }-ezonecl iridustrial), it is questionable whether�i��is drea couid �ae regarded as a viable neighbo�hood, an area which cauld provide a desirable urban environment:I- ihe area east of Highway 55 shau(d also be consider�d. It� is prabably an a��•ea large enouc�h i•o be cansidei'ed a sma[1 t�eighbarhoad, but as y�t daes nat have enaugh peop[e. �'hese same noise proble� s will be a hinderance i�o any new development an�d it probably wi11 preven#� i-his area from ever becarrring large enougli to afford t�ecessary governmerital services. MAC should seriously consider the future of this area. = il C7RDERLY ECONQM(C DEVELQPMENT i A� the present the Acacia Park area is made up nf �ca1•tered single family detached dwelling uni�s. if ii� were nat far the airport, the hilly feri-a'sn and �•iver bluFi �4CqtiQh would be regard�d as a quality residential area. The Viflage of Mendoi•a I�eights has been very cansciaus of ihe need far a communifiy pianning pragram and ifi (�as had a Comprehensive Plan as early as 1959. This plan included the development of the Acacia Park area as a neigh6orhood. Nawev�r, the expansion of fihe airporfi and ir�augurafiian af the pref�rential runway system ta handle taday`s big jets has changed all i�his. Public awareness af the noise problem and the "clovd" placed ov�r the area by Ni.�D noise guide- {ines have rnade Acacia Park an undesirable area for resid�ntia! developmeit. -4- The residents of Acacia Park {�ave petitioned for sewer and wai-er and thE a responsibility to provide th�se services. The site c�nd thg existing syst� problems wliich wil( result in high costs to t{�e residents a�nd the Vilfage. residential davelopm�nt of this area'is un(ikely, the Viflac�e will not be� any of its share through assessments on new resident�s bui(ding new housin acquires a`ull fee and the Village rezo�ies for commercial and industrial Village could probably place a greater expense burden on the new user.' wi11 reduce the cost the Village wi11 have to carry on general obligatiori Vi I (age has m pose physi ca I Because future �ble to pass on �. If MAC however, the This in turn M�AC has proposeu' acquisi�ion o� the area bounded by Acacia cemetery, Trunlc Highway 55, new Trunk i-lighway 13 and the Milwaul<ee Raifroad right-of-way. The a,uestion comes up of what happens fio the areas north of Victory Avenue and east oi Trun!< Highway 55 which will be left. To answer this question, it will first be necessary'Ito decide what is meant by tne 1-erm "neighborhood" .� Tne C�mmittee on fihe Hygiene of Housing of the American Pubfic HealtH in its bool<, P(anning the Neighborhood, Chicago: Public Administrai-io aefines i•he neighborhood as "the area within whi ch residents may a11 sha services, social activities and facilities required in the vicinity of the d� (page 1), With regard i•o planning and neighborhood boundaries, the Co on fio say: I Assc�ciation, Service, 1960, � the common ellings", im i ttee goes Every deve(opment area sliould be planned in relation to the whole city and cspecially i�o the bordering disi-ricts. The neighborl�ood boundaries sliould be so selected that the development will include a�ll parts of the district whicli by their location, (and use and relation- ship to the territory surrounding them, logi cal ly form a part �of i�he proposed neighborhood. The boundaries should be selected sio that physical barriers do not separafe parts of a neighborhood anci prevent its proper functioning (page 3). The Villqge has been involved in community planning since the late 1950's and fhis area has always been considered a part of the Acacia Park "neighborliood". Y,I ictory Avenue is not the type of physical barrier which by itself divides two neig{iborhoOds. At fihe present, there are too few peopl� in the area to afford the facilil-ies and services most people expect. Coupled with this is the facfi thai- the neighborhood wilf �be left with less chance of future development after MAC's acquisition. The noise pnoblem, tne high cost of ufiilities and the "cloud" caused by HUD noise guide(ines wi�l combine to effect future residential development. If the larger area is taken and rezoned industrial, fihis will present another handicap to residential development north of Victory Avenue. An industrial park across the street is not compatible to a residential com�munity, This area has to fo(low with the larger ar�a in order to develop the entire neighborhood in a p(anned, rational manner, creating a liveable urban environment. ,� 6 .� -5- With the redevelapment of t-iighway 55, the area east of fhe highway will i�ecome a separate neighla.o�{�oad. A limited access thoraughfare wi!( b� in r�ality'� ph�+sica! barrie�•, more sa than the two lane highway wl�ich exisi-s today. From a d.evelopmeni� stanu'point this will i'urthe�' divicle i•he a�•ea. Howev�r, this ar�a should a`so be con- siderec� i=ram an environmental standpoin� . We da nnt krtow what the frequ�ncy of flighi�s will be in tne iutur�, but it will surely effect the area �ast of Nigl7way 55 as we1! as i�l�� area MAC I�as proposed to take. This fu�ure noise prai�lem ai-Ilecsst ha� fio be consid�red in determinii�g 1�he development potential of this a�-ea. Whi t are the p�es�ni� �requezzcy of fEights and the prajected frequency raies? Ano+i�:er factor whicn rriust be coy�sidered is tl�e effec� of �alcing tl�e s'sx ac�-e park pa� cei in Acacia Park. This park parcel was acquired through HUD assistance and i�here may be complicatioris witl� �€UD in takir,g %his pc�rc�i. We cio not 1<►�ow what,�if any, problems may ai•ise, bui• this is a question which should be explared, Als'o, in looking i-o i-I�c �f�ect of i�akir�g the parl<, the remaining residents wi�� iae ieffi without a park, an esse�tial neigh�,orhood element. ' i,I ' When the Comprehensive Pfan fo; M�ndota Heights was pr�sented in 1959� �he Village �c�d na park lat�d. TI�� Plan :-ecommettded aca,uisitian of af I�ast 250 acr�s and included at leas� one park in each neig�i�orl�aod area ofi tne Village. In foflowing�fihraugh on ;hese recon�mendatians, the Village acc,uired t1-�e six acre parce� w1�ic;� now seti-ves i�l�e entir� Acacia Park area. If the area propased by MAC is tal<en, the areas norfih of Vici-a�-y Avenv� ar�d easfi of Nighway 5� wiil be IeFt withoui• any park 'sn the immediate vi cini�y. lt� vrill fhus b� necessary far the Village ta acquire new park land to replace t��ze park irrhicl� wou1� i�e i-aken by MAC. Compounding fihe p�oblem is th� redevelopmenf of Highway 55 to a four lat�e. With i�he increused travel on this road, it � ill be tiiipOSSi�IB '�OY �i0Ui1g children to yet to one side or fhe other, This furf�her�poinfs to the need for considering the area not•th a� Victo;-y Avenue and possibly east a�� Highway 55. Under tN�e Aii•po�•� Development Act the Acacia Park area would have be�ri prohibited from residential developmenfi b�cause af the (evel oF noise. Hawever, this �ct came i-oo late to have an �ffec� an the uev�lopment of Acacia Parlc. The resulfi�has been th�t a ance ati�raci-iv� residentiai area has become a poor environmenfi-in whicfi� to iive, Increased uttention to noise in fihe future will definite[y reduc� the si-andirig of tlze al-ea in i-he rnarl<et place. The HUD °cloud" over the area gr�ai-iy hinders the possibility of future development, lncrea'sed flight frequency as more pia��es are diceci�ec! to the preferential runway wi I1 make i-i�e noise even more intoierabie. The on(y'�ossible • solution is a fu!! �ee taking of the area and a conversian to a noise-compatibie land use. (Jn1y in this wa� can there be an ord�rly economic deveiopment of the area - further residentia! development is tatally unr�alistic. !I � ,// / � ' , . � � ,1,,` �;.\, ..__.,.... �`....� � �� `��•i.�/ / -�E .: �� n��.� tt \. �` ♦ •rn• ��/� /• /- �. .. ' : '(4 . ".. �\\ � ~' Y % �/ . :�. . �Q�N- +M,� • I'.: � :! ,� \ —., �� <',, /i� j r�/f ,.y+ .��, . 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Johnson Uillage Administrator SUBJECT• Acacia P k C t Pl tt' July 10, 19i72 � . ar eme ery a ing As you recall, Jim martin appeared before the Uillage Council on June 20 to discuss additional platting �of cemetery properties. At that meeting, he was advised to pu�t in current form the details of platting matters that were imp�roperly recorded in 1967. I am enclosing a seven page summary in resp�nse to the direction they received on June 20. The letter tells about their activities and their alleged need for additi�onal cemetery platting. I am enclosing a print of the Acacia Park Cemetery and have indicated in red the location of the two plats that were recorded in 1967. This is a considerable increase in platted cemetery land and I would advise the Council to weigh all e�vidence for and against the need for such platting. I ant�icipate that a representative will be present on the eightleenth to further elaborate on this matter. I� �9� �. � .r+. .j . a ,��J � CUMMINS, GISLASON, SHEAHAN, JOYCE & MC ATTORNEYS �.ND COUNSELORS 1500 NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 TELEPHONE 227-95G1 CARL W, CUMMINS (1OB4-1966J CARL W. CVMM�Nu^, JR. ROBERT W, GI°SLASON (� (�'7 MICHAEL J. SHEAHAN �7une � 7 � � 7 /� PAUL A. JOYCE, JR. RICHf.RD T. MC HAFFIE ARTHUR W. CHENEY Village Council of Mendota Heights Village Hall 2010 Lexington Avenue South Mendota Heights, Minnesota Dear Nlr: Mayor and Members Re: In the Matter�i Application of Acac Cemetery I of the Council: � We appeared before the Village Council wi reference to the above-captioned matter on June 20, 1 At that time, it was indicated that before further Cc action could be taken on this matter it would be advi for Acacia Park Cemetery Association to submit a forn brief in which the Council might be apprized of�the , Association's plans for their future use and developn the property which is the subject of the application.' Accordingly, the following report is respectfully off �f the La Park :h �72. zncil �ab1e �l :nt of �red. 3�EtV'EC5 J�.L �.1 � Acacia Park Cemetery is a public, non-pro'fit cemetery consisting of approximately 78 acres. The original cemetery of 60 acres was acquired in 1926. What is ]�nown as The Acacia Park East Addition is approximately 15 acres in size and was acquired between 1938 and 1�963. What is� known as Acacia Park South Addition is a 2 1/2 acre parcel��of land which was acquired in 1963. The Acacia Park Cemetery Association holds no other property in Mendota Heights. : I • � Approximately 57� of the gravesites available in the original cemetery have been put into actual use,''while approximately 52� of the remaining avaiiable gravesites have already been soid. At present, there are approximately 9,280 interments in the original cemetery. There has been in average of 280 burials per year in the past decade. The East Addition of the cemetery ha5 n been used for burial purposes. Presently, the East as yet dition ; ------- -- . -�------------------ ---------- -- --- - r�--- -h- .,---i: -^ . Village Counc-1 of Mendota Heights Page 2 June 29, 1972 contains a res�.de�.nce for the Assistant Manag�r of the and it contains ,�s,everal buildings which aae used for' storage and production and for equipment storage. Th Addition is also used as a raw dirt dump, a sod pl�t, an area for visitor parking. � � T�lthough the Association has been in a pos to put the East Addition property to effective use fo purposes for some time a�d a�.though tentative plans h set down for the appropriate develo��ment of this prop accordance with the nee�ds of the �emetery, further st this direction have been halted because of the indeci uncertainty of the Minnesot� Highway Department conce its plans in connection wit}� the relocation and expan of State� Highway 55 and the size and type of bridge t constructed at the junction of State Highways 55 and Negotiations have been condu�ted with the Highway Department and it is believed th�at an arrar�ge f}nally�been worked out which involves an etxchange of portions of the F�ast Addition (Lot 16, Auditor's Subd 34 and a portion�of Lot 9, Perron's Place) for proper between Lqt 1, Perron's Place and the proposed new Hi which abuts on the east line of the present East Addi (See attached Exhibit A, a letter dated November 6, 1 the District Engineer for the Department of Highways, William Merritt�. I At t�e present time, then, the future use East Addition is�contingent upon the Highway De�artme completion of its work on Highway 55. As soon as sai relocation, and bridge work is completed and as soon landscaping can then be accomplished on the E�st, Addi is contemplated that the Associatio� woul go,forward use of the property for burial purposes. �By rough ap it is believed that the East Addition has capacity f grave$ites. � As is true of the East Addition, the Sout has r�o�t yet been used for burial purposes. At presen South Addition contains a single family residence alo double garag� which is being occupied and used by the Manager of the cemetery. Furth�r, a garage is situ�te Lot 7 of the Addition and is being used for storage o cemetery equipment. '�he prospective use of the South cemetery ault East and as tion burial ve be�en rty i;� ps in, ion and ning ion be 10. Minnesot� ent has certain visi.on y situated hway 55 ion. 70 �rom Mr.e f of the t's expansion, s necessary ion, it w�th the roximation, �r�22,320 ,` Addition , the g with a General on Addition '-� ----- ----. � •----'-�------ � --�-�-. --.- . ---,.�-'�-'�----1�" .-' ,'p-- F. 5�,----^� _#° � 'g � Village Council qf Mendota Heights Page 3 June 2�, 1972 includes use as a raw dirt dump.and as a sod plot andf of course, as a site for burials. It should l�e noted that any plans for the future use of the South Add�tion may rec�uire eventual alteration iri view of certain proceedings being initiated by the Airports Commission having as their end the condemnation of certain portions of the South Addition. As presently drawn, the South Addition has the ultimate capacity for 2,200 gravesites. It is hoped that the foregoing will be sufficient to give the Council a basis for granting its approval to the plats which have been previously but improperly filed for record with-::the Register of Deeds in Dakota County in 1967. rnTe regret that we are unable to provide the Council with a firm timetable concerning the future use of the additions in question. Necessarily, the preparation of such a�ime- table awaits the finalization of the Highway Denartment's plans and work on the Highway 55 project. II Attached as Exhibit B for your reference Iplease see a rough sketch of Acacia Park Cemetery as presently constituted along with a brief resume' of the present status and use of the various parcels. • Very truly yours, CWCummins, Jr./pen Encs. CUMMINS, GISLASON, SHEAHAN, JOYCE & Mc HAFFIE � ,: �.1 � B � 4 � �.G��, __ --- -; --- � •, � ,�'.;�3.�• . ,. � I ��;�� .. � j , " . . . . Y .- . � `. - . v�� 4 .- ' t� - �( . ` . I . � . ' . ' �I . .f�„� Y. r` �. • � . �� - , f ' , t, 4 w . ' . . 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F OM: Lee Starr ' R I RE: Project One - Park Saite Development Vi a e staff have foullld this Field inspections by our firm and the II g � project essentially complete and in conformance with the con-�ract documents. I am attaching an approved Certificate for Paymen�t and payment schedule. Final payment should not be made� until the expiration of the seeded area maintenance period and final i�nspection by the landscape architect; this will occur on or about Sept,ember 12, I972. �I The contractor will supply 900 pounds of 34-0-0 fertilizer to be applied by the Village as indicated by the attached change order. LS/cs Attachments � 366 jackson street saint paul minnesot� 55�0� 612-22� 3354 i --- --- --- - --- ---� - - __. .__ �. -- , , • .' - I f I _ . � _ __i .� � I MENDOTA NElGHTS, MN.: PARK SlTE DEVE�QPMENT PROJECT NUMBER ONE - PAYMENT SCHEDULE� ._ - -----_ __— i The fallowing materials are acceptably in place ar an nand ini conformance wi-hh the contract documents and wi�Fh change arder No. 4rre, dated July 5, 5972. Common Fi!!: 24 CY - Friendly Hills c� �3.00ICY) Topsoii: 54� CY - Friendly Flills (@ $3.50/CY) 956 CY - North , � 68 CY - �fentworth I, 564. CY To1'a 1 Ba I I f i e 1 d Seed M i x: 255 Lb -- Norfih (@ $3.50/�a) 350 Lb -- Wentworth 605 Lb Tofial Skafiing Area Seed Mix: 150 �b - Friendly Hills , (@ $3.95/�b) ' 150 Lb - North ' 300 �b - Wen�'worth 6� Lb Total Fertilizer: 2 Ton 23-�-7 - North & Friendiy Hil(s (@ $195.001Ton? 2 Ton 10-2Q-20 - Wentworth ':9'7on 3�-0-4 t900 Lb i-o be applied by ' �,' c;;; the V i I I age per change order # I) � 4.9 Tan Tatal Highland Sod: 2,222 SY - Friendiy Hills (@ $.69/SY) 1,770 SY - Narth 3,992 SY Total Peat Sod: 520 SY - Wentworth t@ $.59ISY) Mulch: 2 ion - Friendly Hiiis (@ $80.00/Ton) 5 Ton - North 6 Tan - Wer�twar-�h 13 Ton Total Backstop Placement; 1 - North (@ $395,00/Backstop) I - Wentworth 2 Total P i tcher's Mound : 1- Nori-h (@ $395.00/Mound) I - Wentworth 2 - io-ta i TOTAL �I $ 60.00 ,� 5,474.00 I 2,{17.50 I i 2,370.00 � � I�55.50 2,754.48 �� 306.80 �� 1;040.00 I �790.00 � !790.00 ' ${6,658.28 I I i �' . � � .- - � � �- ° .. \�, 'r ',., . �; � D A T E O F • ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: I 056 , I ?� ISSUANCE: � u � y 5� � 972 PRo1ECT: Pro j ect One – Park S i�te Deve I oRment ADDRESS: Mendota He i ghts, Mn . I I „ CHANGE oWNER: V i I l a g e o f M e n d o t a H e� i g h t s, M n. a; ORDER NO: Qne • CONTRACTOR: EI Mac Landscaping, Inc. y� ADD OR CONTRACT FOR: o, DEDUCT: $ 0. 00 CONTRAC7 DATE: J u ne I 3, I 972 i �I.. . lj I'' . ol TO: Philip Elwell, EI Mac Landscaping, Inc. a a You Are Authurizecl To Make The Following Changes In The Subject Contract: AIA G701 CONTRACTOR ___ Fertilizer at the Friendly Hills and North Park sites shall be changed to: 23-�a� � 22 Ib/1000 ft.2 - Apply'during seeding and sodding accordillg to contract document methods specifications. ; 30-0-0 (or equal) @ 2 Ib/1000 ft.2 - Apply during seeding according�to contract document methods specifications. Apply after sod is laid. -- f 2- A I after first mowin of seeded and 30 0 0(or equal) @ 3 Ib/1000 t. pp y � ►� sodded areas. � 30-0-0 (or equal) @ 3 Ib/1000 ft.2 - Supply enough fertilizer for tv�o applications at this rate for seeded and sodded areas by the Village around August 10 and September I,O. i �I — --- -- — --- --- � — - — The Amount To The Contract Will Be (Increased) (Decreased) By The Sum Of: $0.00 ,- Contract Total Including This Change Order Will Be: – The Contract Period Wil� Be (Increased) (Decreased): NO ehange. �/ CONTRACTOR'S ACCEPTANCE: BY:�/_ _ _ C��(, �ure.�C,�. ,--- ��/�� ; DATE:—_ �-----_ � -- OWNER'S APPROVAL: i i ARCHITE %� . .� BY:.(X.CI� �?�C�Iv BY:_I DATE:._ � ��Z� ------- �ATE 1 Ilars ($ Dollars. nays. +�t� � � _ __�-_"-__._ . �� t �`- -�� --� � - CHANGE ORDEf� � AIA DOC. G•707 I SEPT. 1963 EDITION ONE PAGE THH AMERICAN INSTI UTE OF ARCHITECTS PAGE I i 17�5 NEW YORK AVE.� W SHINGTON, D.C, Q 19E3 m +.� v � .� � � V u 5' {m t, v 6' O ' Z �,, + �� r[ f � � a r r ��':i��E � ..� � v� ��'a h � i!" u� ��• tl= ' �a `'�l^1 � f'' i'i Fi,^ {-�-1?�r v i,� ��3 L' L� i'.1 � �'•,; 6 A I A I Gi03 DATE OF ARCHITEC7'S Fi OJcCi NO: 1056 -� ISSUANCE: J U I y I 7, I 972 PP.0IECT: Pro j ect One — Pa rk S i te Deve I opment W� CEf;TIFICATE NO: One ADDRESs: Mendota He i ghts, Mn � Pi APPLICATION NO: One. OV✓NER: Vi I lage of Mendota Heights, Mn. � �� FOR PERIOD CONTf?ACTOR: EI Mac Landscaping, Inc. �� FROh1: June 13, 1972 CONTRr,C7 FO�c: I o� To: J u I y I 7, I 972 CONTRACT � DATc: J u ne I 3, I 972 �� . �� o TO: Village of Mendota Heights, Mn., Orvil J. Johnson, Administrato O`'1^;E�: <, • a� In Accordance W/iih The Subjecf Controct ��nd The Affached Apolicot:c;; Fe; Pct/r�etti 7he ��; rnad Ccntruc;or Is rn''t1e�! 70 Puyrnerrt In The Amount Stipuic�ted dclo�;�. I The Present Sta�us Of The Account For The Sv;�jec� Cor4ract Is As Foliows: , ��4� !:�'.� ��',3 2 �:;!1�:"i �+�.5;';��. i � CI-i�aN�� O;:C�L:�zS I ' TOT�L AUD!TIUt�S . . . SUQ 70 i �L . . . . . . . . . TO i �L DFpUCT10�1S . . T��l�,�. ��<s ;r:�'�' i� �'3.�,'�.., . ' B�L!`,i�lC� i d r 1�!!�1-I ... I 'F�19:-1t. �C�;:'it�a.:i`a � �� I �,� �: � I �: . This is to certify that all items are pUid for w��ich pre- vious certificat�s were issue:l nnd payments received. Contrac�or: 6y O��'ner's 1lccen;ance Owner: By: _ __ _"_'_' '" __ "',' ____ __�' __ _ _'_. Date: Da�e: � I 6 �658_,_28_ � • �-- �-��—_--- • �---- 0.00 --- , � _0 _00 _ ..�� I 6, 658 . 28 I c 0.00 . �_I 6, 658_28 . ---,---^ I MAl'E�:IALS S'i O�:cD . . . : . �_�_ - �� 707�:L CO;r1PLEi�� AND STO'_� . . . . . . . � 16�658.28-------_- LESS _I 0% RETA!��,G� ..$ I, 665. 83_ . TU i /1!. E�-'1i?T-:L►� l.c: � � RETAI?�'A.G� . . . . . . . ' . $ 14 992.45 ----- LE�S P :CVIOUS P�Y1�1�� I t S . . . . . . . . � �._.__ �_ �� ------- • �- i"8s�� C:r:s�'±l: ;��>>�� . . . . . . �' . � 14,992.45 i This certilicate is not negat'uble, it is payable or�ly to t��e payee na;neu herein ard I its issuance, pay�ent a.id cc- ceotunce aie witi:out pre:jul ice to any righ�s o� tt::: o��n�r or contrc+cPor undcr tlieir c�niracf For Beckman, Yoder and Seay, Inc. A.rchitect: �y. Da�e: ��`� 1 � �� , � " "�CCf:TIi'ICATi OF f•.1Y`i-�._~.��i__�.._._��_�." AIA OOC C;.703 SCf'1 1:JGJ C['�I'fi0:; C�E F1GG THc AtAC[iIC'.\ IVS IfUT='"'OI Af7CHI7CC7S P:Gr_ 7 173:; r��V 4'JF:i: .... •.^�h!It:CTOii, D C !j I�G3 __"___.�--.,.'___� _' 1 ____-_ '__'_"_ _ ' __" � __ .. . __'___o_ d� (�:: ,� �� i~ �. VILLAGE OF MENDOTA iiEIGHT5 DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCE REGU�ATING THE NUMBERING OF PROP�RTIES AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF The ViJ.lage Council of the Village of Mendota Heights�'' follows: ' Section 1. For the proper identification of ali structures within the Village, the official house or bi which shall be obtained by the owner from the Building shall be placed and maintain�d on �ach house or struct� at or near the front entrance of such house or structu� manner that the number may be easily and clearly seen'� the public street. If it is not practical to place sa; or near the building entrance� it shall be placed and i the owner in such other suitable location that it can l seen from the public street. �� Section 2. In cases where a house or other �served primarily from a public alley, the official placed and maintained at or near the rear entran�e structure in such a, manner that the iium��r ,nav �e seen and read from said public alley. Section 3. The house number shall consist figures �eitYi a minimum height af four inches, the shall be cavered with a reflective coating. str num of ns as houses and ilding number, Inspector, re by its owner e in such a nd read from d number at aintained by � clearly a �So cture is also er shal]�/�be uch house or �a51!Lv ctitu l:1CGtt 1Y of a surf Section 4. The building Inspector shall be res maintaining the numbering system for the Village and s record of all numbers assigned under this oidinance. Inspector shall issue to any property o4mer upon regue charge a numk�er for each principal building or separai. to such building. The Building Inspector shall issue assigned to such building under the provision� of this provided, however, that the IIuilding Inspector may iss numbers in accordance with the official numbering syst property has been subdivided, a new front entrance ope hardship has resulted to any property owner. ' Section 5. Any person violating any of the pro this ordinance shall, upon conviction tllerefor, be pun fine of not to exceed $300.00, or by imprisonment for ninety (90) days, or both. I seri�s of ce of ��hich onsible for all keep a he l3uilding t and without front entrance nly the number ordinance, e additional m whEnever a �c1. or undue ►isions of _shed by a iot to exceed �.�,' . . . tf I .. � . zj'Y. N ""f. , n � � I i .:, i � `k � ' .. _ � . - Section 6. This ardinance shal� take ef�ect and,be in force from and after its publication according to law. � � ,� ' Enacted and ordaa.ned into an ordinance �his day it � , 1972. ATTEST: , G�.lbert �I. Radabaugh Village Clerk , � VILLAGE QF MEND�TA HEIC By Donald L. Hubex Mayar . � �„�-,.� G i .��-�.-"� � � �� il , '� V ✓ ✓ �� V ►� � '. � '' - ; .�,�..� a �...�f�� r� �� °�. ri-�"y'''✓Y'j� O`�' r r�� ,'YL\ �^'rA-C)''� '6�n-:- \ � � 7. � . J�-"a � �,�`� �`�`�' � `��.�. ��`,�,� G U ` � , �-� G� �-�1� { ' - ,� `�°r , .O �� ---...z- �� . •��o � �b�b�I` � ��, « �� a � � �� ., '1 ��:r�-�,.ti ..�►.��!-�i�}�l Q�'�� `�',� � �� . � � � .Q, 1 �o� - �o� � ��-�q, � � � �� 'i,f � �]�'� h� � �: �"4�-�a'z�-�r��')') �'�a� . , [/ � � .. , � � �� , �r7C> � ��<!-l%� �� >> �.��'-� `�'�-�" � �' `� `�`� _ � �,,,p. ��, RECEIPTS Genera2 Property Taxes Dakota County Road & Bridge Levy VILLAGE OF M��OTA HEIGHTS General Fund � �� T�- Statemen.t o� Cash Receipts Da�e Juxae 1972 Monthly Year to I.972 Exce�s Receip�.s Date Estimated Recei ts Recei ts I8,740099 40,469Q31 29��,�740000 , • 25a000„00 Licen�es: 3.2/ Malt Beverage (off & on) 515.00 470,�00 45•�� Liquor 20Qo00 204.Q0 2Q4.00 ' .00_ �,� 2'76oQ0 613:•50 9d0 00. 286.50 Co��x'actoris • 1,025m00 1,625.00 3�OOOp00 7.,375.00 Rubbish Removal . 28.£�0 87s00 84�00 3m00 Ciqarette 24.00 Zc�, dp .001 Bic,ycle 9a00 3'7.00 68.40 ��— Permi�s: ' Sewer ' I.05. tI0 5I7.5Q 2 000.00 1 p 482.50 Plumbing & Wa�er 109m00 802.46 2�500.00 �,��7054 Buildin � 349.00i� Zp408.50 6�049 Q4 3p600a5p Ga� Heating �' • `700., 00 � Fire Works �� Z0.00 - 20.00 20�,pp .04 r Fines &.Penal�ies 66�•00 6.586•50 8 500„00 �09�3.50 , I�ter.-Governmental Reven.ues & Shared Taxes: Cigarette & Liquar Taxes 10,72781� 23,300,�00 12p5?2e9f1 Local Governmental Aid � 5ta�e of Minn. 21,988,86 809925,�40 58,936oI4 • Mobile Home Tax • 105w00 � Mortgage Reg. Tax 2,968a00 Rental Income - State of Minnesota 700.00 Metro Sewer Board - Main�� Agreernent 3�730„00 Surcharges - State o� Minn, (not income) 93e07 694a94 � 694.94 =C-harges for-Cur-rent=Ser-v.ices; - - - -- - - - � -- `�Sew`er Ren�als . 398eQ7 32,377Q66 63,000,�00 ��0��2%�� Street Charges 4Qe44 40.OQ Ex�ra 2nspections 25 0 Fire Calls & Contracts 20Q,00 2,550,00 4,000.04 , �0� Sa1e of Maps & Ordinance� 4eQ4 I2.5ti 50.00 37.50 Accident Repoz"ts 18�QQ" ?7�00 50�00 �70�� R�crea�ion: Pragrams 86e00 8fe4Q -- �. - w..: . ._ ' � . . - � _ - • - , - - . . . . " � Receipts C. _ .:. �f r•ees : . Filing . 20.00 Rezoning 100000 poa Impoundinct 49.50 419.50 400 00 19050 �ther Revenues: Rentals 20.00 - Interest Income �o�ationse Parks e - 5�560e68 5,560.68 Trunk Sewer Assessment Fund 45,000.00 1971 Surplus from Trunk Sewer Tax Levy 3,801.26 39 000.00 35,198.74 Assessment & Title Search 29.00' ' 29.00 - Rentals - Parks • � 75000 450.00 � ��'�450v00� Roaci.Fill - Refunds -�Road & Bridge 100.00 �75000 - . �75e00 Sale of Postaqe - Administration ,24 - .24 _ rBldg. Repairs & Maint. - Refunds - Admin, 26.23 26.23 Heat & Electricity - Refunds - Adanin. 112.79 229:3C' 229096 Equi�ment ReAairs & Maintenance 59e36 59.36 �9e36 Assessment Splits - Refund - Admin. 131m79 131.79 _ 13�.,79 Conference5, School & Dues - Police Depi. 682 12 - 682a12 Supplies s Re£unds - Poiice Dept. 105 00 105.00 Insurance - Refunds - Administration 487.00 48 .00 487000 Equip. Repairs.& Mainto - Pubm Utilities 56057 56.57 Supplies - Refunds - Road & Bridqe 35.00 _ __ _ ____ __ __ � 35.00� - - -- Supplies � Refunds - Pube Utilities 3�.00 35.00 Sewerp Water & Storm 5ewer Maint. - Refunds - Pub. Utilities 259e50 2-59.50 Sewer Rental & Niaint. Ex}�ense (Metro Sewer) - Pub; . Utilities (Contracts) 933.00 2,320.28 . 2,320.28 Supplies - Refunds - Parks 35.00 -35.Q0 =ota1 Estimated Receipts £or 1972 27,369045 T��';�Z�.�� 556.568.00 442.438.OQ \ �- ' �.-s-, � • -. � .- • � - - t . . - . . , . , r . VILLAGE OF M' OTA HEIGHTS Admin-istration Disbursements Year 1972 Date June 1972 DISBURSEMENTS Monthly Year to 1972 Unexpended ' Expenditures Date Budget Balance Administration . Salaries & Fees: . Mayor & Councilmenss Salaries 525000 30150000 6,300.00 38150000 Administratorts 5alary 1,750000 100500.00 21,OOOq00 10,500000 Officer Salaries 2�403023 14,124.4�., 28 300W00 14,175059 .Building Inspector=s Salary 1. 0 . 1,800a00 900.Q0 �- Building Inspecto'rzs F�es 395a00 3,600p00 3,205.00 General & Asst. Foremen�s Salaries 950.00 5,7QOoQ0 20,820„00 15@120.00 Village Attorney - Legal Fees 10,065.38 7,000.00 (3,065.38) Village Engineer -» Retainer � 900000 1,800.00 900.00 Villaqe Planner - Retainer 300.00 1 800.00 3 600 00 1 800000 • -Accounting Fees 4,500.00 4o500m00 4 000.00 500e00 Gas Inspectoras Fees � Z09.00 �700.00 591.00 . Weec1 Inspector�s Fees 300,00 Dog Catcher`s & Impounding Fees 173.50 1,412.00 2,200.00 788000 ' - 10,751.73 53,555079 101,420.00 47,864e21 Utilities & Miscellaneous: . - Telephone � 119068 770.90 1,100,00 329.10 Heat & Electricity �- - � ��6.6� 1.132.00 1,20�.00 68600 Equipment Repairs & Maintenance �2.•Do 154•�0 200000 46000 Equipment -- New . 623.34 1,800.00 1p176.66 Equipment -- Leases 4050 ' 27.00 150,00 . 123.00 Buildina Repairs & Maintenance 18000 �410.26 3,000_00 2s589.�4__ Insurance 839�p� 6,166.00 7,000.00 834.00' . Office Supplies . 85e04 - 526097 1,800,00 1,273.03 Prisoner�s Expense � 7_5000 Conferences, School & Conventions 74 00 ].51 O(? 350.00 199e0Q - - -- - - ,,� Piibl�ications-& Legal Notices 20:31 104a94 - 200=00 95:D6 � ETection Expenses . 53.15 , 1�800.00 1,746.85 x Planning Commission Expenses 514.12 1,672080 1,000.00 (67208U)� Postacte 40.OQ_ 160AOQ 250.00 90,00 Rubbish Removal 8.00 28Q00 100,00 72.p0 Hospitalization ` 693002 3p312.42 9,160000 5,847.58 Administration �bursements Cont. Rental of Viilage Hall 375.00 2,200.00 4,425.00 2,225000 Mileage — Admin. Personnel 100.00 625.74 1,300,00 674e26 Dues Subscri tions & Donations 2.00 127.62 1 100.00 972038 Surcharges � State Of Minnesota . 881e89 Civic Center . ��,000,00 Village=s Share of P.E.R.A. 1,57$a74 9,216.37 21,874.30 12,657.93 Villaae�s Share of F.I.C.A. 1,189.33 5,382p00 4,192067 Contingency Fund 3r200�00 Certificates of Indebt�dness �. 1,638.50 24,100�00 22,461.50 Sundry 67�000 3,215000 (3,215m00) Assessment Splits 228.79 581029 � _ (581.29) Court Costs ' 42.�$ (42098) Savings Certificate - Park Donation S,OOOo00 (S,OOOo00) - T � � ._ Sa577.83 . 40,O11e50 _ 92,515030 52,504.80 Total Administration Disbursemea_ts I6 , 329 m 56 9 3.'S67. 2.9 193 , 936, 30 ' 1009 369e O1 � 0 r . fi��f.-vp � w ' w_t _...5 ..� '� v _ . .� a _ " � .Y ._ _ ' .... :t ., t- w . i ' ' _ _ _ .. ._. - ,. a a . . . _. .� � ._ '.I....s�'• . �e . _ s . . .� _ _ , .. . - _ .:� DISBURSEMENTS VILLAGE OF r � �OTA HEIGHTS P'olice Departmen�t Disbursements Year 1972 Date June 1972 Monthly Year to 1972 Unexpended E�enditures Date Budqet Balance Police Department Officers= Salaries 8,010.96 47,326.11 99,000.00 51,673.89 Overtime -- 2% 1,799.55 Automobile Repair_s & Maintenance 52.34 1,154.24 2 000 00 •845076 Automobile -- New 5,450.00 5,450.00 .00 '• B.adio Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 21.00 523.32 425.00 �98•32� Radio Equipment .-. New 165,�00 Other Equipment Repairs & Maintenance Other Equipment — New 22.05 479092 424.90 (55s02) Supplies 123m80 291.07 795_00 503.93 Insurance 312.00 500.00 188.00 Telephone 80.63 449.38 750p00 300:62 Heat & Electricitv 37.74 267.25 350 OQ 82e75 Gasoline & Oil 538.13 2,583.58 4,710w00 2,�26.42 Communications Service .. West St. Paul 4,000.00 4,000.00 .00 Conferences School & Dues 25.00 285.91 150 00 (135091) Equipment Leases . 480,00 240.00 Car Washes 90.00� 180v00 90,00 Clothing Allowance 1,320.00 1 320.00 .00 Sundry 12.00 23.50 �203.�25 179.75 Total Police Department Disbursements � � 8.923.65 64.796028 -�' ---- - -- $122,702.70 57,906.42 DISBURSEMENTS VILLAGE OF D )OTA HEIGHTS Fire Department Disbursements Year 1972 Date June 1972 MonthIy Year to 1972 Unexpended Expenditures Date Budqet Balance Fire Department Firemen=s Salaries (Chief & Asst,) 220.00 1,320.00 2,190000 870.00 Volunteer Firemen�s Remunerations 3,068.75 3,068.75 10,810.00 7o741e25 A Fire Fiahtina Equip. Repairs & Mainto 9a08 67066 • B Fire Fighting Equip. — New 1,073e4�7 A Radio Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 60.00 B Radio Eauipment soNew A Other Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 3.95 69.38 1,750,00 1,552.96 � B Other Equipment � New 33,90 5,950.00 4,842.63 Uniform Allowance 2�02065 750,00 547035 �'5upplies 140.76 500,00 359.24 Telephone 117.82 662.48 1,500000 837.52 �adio Operator`s CharQes 25.50 25.50 (25.50) �••�'Heat & Electricity 73.51 783.18 1,000 �00 216.82 Gasoline & Oil , 400000 � • ..Conferences School & Dues � 389.50 1 900 00 i 510.50 '�now Plowing � Firemenas Driveways 783.00 750.00 33s00 Book Work,� Semi Annual 5.00 5.00 (Ss00) � Building Maintenance - 615.40 . a � (615.40) Sundry 275.59 500a00 224.41 Insurance 197.52 409012 (409.12) � Total Fire Department Disbursements 3.721.13 9,985.34 $2gR000,00 18.014.66 �. - VILLAGE OF ME JTA HEIGHTS , / Road Department Disbursements Year 1972 Date June 1972 DISBURSEMENTS Monthly Year to 1972 Unexpended , Expenditures Date Bud et Balance Road Department . _ Salaries 3,373a61 18,791.61 37,500.00 15,708.39 Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 55026 To3.40.38 2,000„00 $�9•�2 �Ecruipment -- New 163.64 754078 5r000 OQ 3,706028 Hand Tools .-. New & Used= ' Su�plies , 130a67 538.94 Gasoline & oil 263.41 1,037000 1,,500 �� 463.00 Telephone 8.83 61.91 150.00 88.09 Heat & Electricity 24.50 315.78 600.00 284.22 (Street CleaninQ 1,470000 1 470,00 (Street Sand & Salt � (Street Signs & Posts 192.50 (Road Fill & Maintenance 331.08. 815.05 • (Asphalt 752.4� 52m 3,000.00 (229.95) Street Oiling & Seal Coating 15y000.00 Snow Plowing Expense 2`640.24 5,OOOp00 2A359.76 Building Rental 100m00 600.00 1,500.00 900.00 Building Maintenance 254.87 1,000.00 745.13 E ui ment Rental � 151.00 151.00 1 500 00 1 349.0� Rubbish Removal 94.OQ 5�a00 44.00 Sundry 4020 99094 200.00 100.06 Total Road Department Disbursements �i � � _� 6sB2SOv� 27��j�0o� � /4LOOOeOO �°i3�G�iraVClL .9i�if.�?0.r.�, ...�.n.�..i II • _.... �...- .. 5f � . . ..r..� n " • , _st � -.- a.��. .....w w . ...+. r-._.. . �_ ..._ r• .. •. ,_ Y_ .. _�..�_.. . " - .. .. � _._ a,,.rt.� ...___ A� _ . ' _. _ �� DISBURSEMENT5 VILLAGE OF N )O'1'A HEIGHTS Public Utilitie•s� D-ept-. Disbursements Year 1972 Date June 1972 Monthly Year to 1972 Unexpended Expenditures Date Budaet Balance Public Utilities Dept. � � Salaries 1,110078 5,285.34 18,600.00 13,314.66 Salaries .- Summer Help 2,850.00 Lift Station -. Electricity 447m32 900.00 452.68 Lift Station — Maintenance 6]..66 800.00 •738.34 Equipment Repairs & Maintenan.c:e• 13.10 481..43 1,500.00 1,018.57 E ui ment .-. New 163m65 283.27 1 500 00 I 216.7'3 � Equipment Rentals . m 1,000.00 826e50 Sewer, Water & Storm Sewers Repairs & Maint. 1,041.32 2,500.00 1,458a68 Su lies ' 353.90 496.07 3 000 00 2 503.93 - Hydrant Water Readings o e 150.00 • Hydrant Repairs 500.00 . Hydrant Rentals 5�650000 " Gasoline & Oil 400000 Telephone 17.08 109.57 240.00 130.43 Heat & Electricit 82e50 381.78 1 000 00 618.22 Street Lighting Zd •� • 1' 960000 988035 Ru}abish Removal - 64.50• � 80w00 I5.50 Sewer Billin — Refunds 15.89 . , .2 62 999�00 8,512.23 Sewer Rental Expense ' � , , 5ewer Maintenance - Sundry .. 148.38 150.00 1.62 Contingency r 3,500000 - - �. a- Total Public Utilities Dept, Disbursements 12R220.56" 81.464023 $109�279.00- 27,814a77 � _�.,a::;�-..., �.�..�:_..., � . �, -_ - ... . ... � ___ _ � . w � .. _ �. . .._ ... . ._ ._ _, �_ ,._. .. • _ _ DISBURSEMENTS VILLAGE OF ME �TA HEIGHTS . Parks=& Recreati-on:Depto Disbursements Year 1972 Date June 1972 Monthly Year to 1972 Unexpended Expenditures Date Budget Balance Parks & Recreation Depto Salaries -- Maintenance 1,257.77 6,328.29 13,500.00 7.,171.71 Sal.aries -. Recreation 137.50 3,943.98 6,000.00 2 056s02 Professiorial Fees � Lecial,Enqineer & Consultant 1, 202.45 1,, 000�00 � 202e45 ) Acqu'�.sition of Property Capital Outlay (other than land) _ _ 865.71 1,000.00 134029 Parks, Playground & Skating Rinks Development &'Maintenance 19.10 _ 1,195.53 (1t195.53) Land Appraisal Recreation Programs 18,89 48089 (48.89)� Tele hone 8084 26.50 100 00 73.50 �Heat & Electricity 74.25 1,253.46 1,000.00 253,46) Gasoline & Oil 11.55 124.59 300.00 175.41 Insurance 'Supplies 6.80 467.16 2,OOOm00� __ ,5 2.84 ��Equipment Repairs S� Maintenance 127081 332048 1,500.00 ].,167.52 Milea e - Park Personnel Rubbish R�moval 100,00 • Equipment Lease & Rental 0 191062 250p00 58.38 Surve Costs - Hydrant Water Readings - Rinks • 300.00 � Sundry 12•83 '740m73 1,600.00 .859.27 Total Parks & Recreation Dept. Disbursements —To;�a1 Estimated�Budget�for-1972- 1.714034 —49 ; 737:84- s�..w,:�: _ ..,_ , .. _._ � -a, - � • - • - . ' - . r. . . . �_ . 1 7. 177. t39 2�8,-340.12 $28,650.00 $556j568o00 lI , 472. 61' -- n ' �< r VILLAGE OF MENDOTA HEIGHTS 1972 Park Bond Issue Monthly Year to 1972 Bond Unexpended Park & Recreation Bond Issue Expenditures Date Issue Balance Principal Proceeds Received on Bond Issue 475,000.00 Investments 300,000.00 (300,OOOo00) Bond Fees 640.00 3,621;•25 L (3�621.25) Consultant Fees 40v00 960.00 (960.00) Construction Costs 1,300.00 1,300.00 (1,300.00) O�ther Costs 63010 (63010) $1,980�00 $305,944035 $475,000°00 $169,055.65 a � � �,_ _��. � .• . . _ � _;�,_� .._ . e . . .. • . .. ., .. ' - - _ , � ' - - �, � � -- �-- •- - • . - ,_ . RECEIPTS & DISBURSEMENTS L �- 1 VILLAGE O� ME1 �TA HEIGHT5 " . Year 1972 Fire Reli�f Fund Date June 1972 = Receipts Expenditures 1972 Year to Date � Year_ of 1972 Year of 1972 BudQet Tax Levies Collected by Dakota County 1,218046 1,698.99 7a300.00 480053 Other Revenue 1e218.46 1s698m99 $7,300000 480.53 �a�vi�. D��en�� und F'C�'��'�-+��?�'ti� .£5c �3��',l"3Y,l�r��'.iNI$'i�'�t.�' • --- . . _ ... . . . _ _ .�- _ _ . Tax Levies Collected by Dakota County 27.24 500.00 �27.24� Other Revenues . � 27,24 $500000 27024 _ Debt Service Funds RECEIPTS & DISBURSEMENTS Tax Levies Collected by.Dakota County 4,689.26� Interest Income _ Investments - Principal Payments on Bond Issues Interest Expense ' . Legal Fees � Sundry �4, 6$9� _26 e ; - 41;400.00 36,710.74 ' . 41, 400 0 00 36 e 73.0. ?4 1.`��c3u� _ _ " .._. _n . . _ _ � ' , ' . . � T• � _ .._ .. . _ -�.t . _ '_c. ___ .__ ` . ' ._ " ___ _ _ .s ,.L