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A regular .,.eeting Ot tri~3 Fai.cCn ?,TPi ~htS ;~? tV ~pu11C11 FJaS Ga1ir..'d tC C3'C1P.r
at 7:30 .!~,~.
''iaJOr :?ariSP.i~tlen, niCU:7CillT1°P.bP.Y'S~il:°rnia, n~7~'~itC?!1.G}" a:;d T:B.Y'SOn• ~1~.50
present ~+rere C1er~C Ad~~~inistrator Barnes, .littorney St~ranson, Fn~r Weer
Lel''iber~,F, n~T1ne«3" ~G`ianiG}lt and t'i'a'Cal ~C:;Sll~.tant ~henOlleth.
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Cotinci.lrtamber ~i7ert. AB~F''
Cc:znci.lmember Larson moved, seconded 'oy CounGi7,Tember Ciernia, teat the COP'S'???T AG'A,,,A
Consent Agenda be approved as presented. .~oti on carried unanimously. AP~~n^'''L
1. Fire Resort ~~R-01882
2. Lauderdale rescue Rez~orts ;;='~LR-1382 - ~'~~- 0182
3 • P;~utual Ald Dr~l.i. Report
~. _~'alcon rrei ?hts Rescue Reports ~~~R-0!682 - ~R-05282
5. General Payroll 8/1/82 -8/15/82 =j 5,190.98
6. Liquor PaJTro11 8/i/82 - 8/15/+g2 ~: 2, ?00.31
7, General Disbursements 8/5/8? - 8/25/82 ::*32 551.~~6
8. Liauor Disbursements 8/3/82 - 8/23/82 :'~1~1, 288.9!
9. Planni_~g Cc?mmissian .;~inute^ o? Au;;ust 9, 1.982
10. Build~.n~ Inspector's Report, ~=ul~;r, '?_982
1.1.. Liauor StoreFinanciai. '=tenor t, Ju1`,r, 1982
12. .I.CCnS!'S
Rubbish Removal .T icens~.> #812
':alter"^ ~i'„~OSa1
g, ~ n -~ ,n n; r,
i 3v - 1vl.S ~ zti~=:.
Blain ~:z,,r 5;i~?!+
:aenerai Contractors
Convert Constructi.ri#895
?_2?6 's'u. Caurity Road B
?oseville,,,~~1 55113
Dcnrelly :Stucco Company ;x902
2310 S:nell.ing avenue South
~;:~inneapol.is, T':~~ 55';0!
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Tree .emova_
_~.agen :"see Service ;~90!~
860 JeSs1e
St. Paul, ':.i~ 55101
:-eneral Corporate
':`:garner. ~ s Stellian Co., Irc . X862
1711 ??ortlz ,Snelling
~`alcan ~eirhts, ":d 55113
The ~~lamebu,,~er. ~ 0
l.5 3? .'; . Lar:~en ~eur Ave .
F`al.con ~=ei;hts, r:~,~ 551 ~.3
Ci~,,arutte Li cease ;x#600
Segal .nc~lesale, Inc. (State :'a.ir)
531 ?ice St.
St. Paul, T:~? 55103
L. Gudmunsen Construction, Inc. ;~89~
105l~ - 93rd Avenue ~`~'V
Coon Rabids, I:~ 5533
,,+,oodsr~ith ?ui.lder. s, Inc. ;#903
151 Silver bake ;+.d.
Pdew 3riLhton, A'Tv 55112
Jerry's ':see aerv.~ce X89?
281.5 Sterl.ine Ave. Box 10
Pves~;port, PT~ 55055
^Toer's Barber Shop #83?
15.6 ':°~. Larnenteur Ave.
~?alcon leiohts, i:~d 55113
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',%IN?ITES
R~'G?JL.~:R CITY COUNCIL ?fi~Th?G
AJJG? SST 2~, 1982
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Vending ~'iachine License #895
?Ioffman Corner Cil
1350 's~ . Larpenteur Ave.
~L'alcorr Heights, I,'~d X5113
Councilmerriber Larson moved, seconded by Councilmember Chestovich, that :'II`,'~T!~S Or
the P,iinutes of A;zgust ~+, 1982, be approved as aYrended (stipulating post- 8/'4%82
ing of "no park~_ng" during the Fair on the z,°~ater s1de, of the streets A"°~~:nV~'•L
in iiortYiome Addition, St. P:arys, I?ry, ~Iap1e Itr~oll, Carder. and in the
area north of Larpenteur between Snelling and Har,~line r,znnin~7 to Garden).
I~.;;otion carried unanimously.
The Ramsey Action Program representatives were not in attendance to pro- RAP "~?^T II`
vide a slide presentation as scheduled. mTr.~?, er:T^L
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Councilmember Larson moved, seconded by Councilmember. Chestovich, that ~l:?r_IA^';CE
the variance request frorl Parn~>11 Kingsley, 13~~1 ti's. Iowa, to install a A?P=O'v~D
double drive~ay without the required double garage be approved as rec- p I°~II`GSLEY
ommended by the Planning Commission at their September 9, 1982 meeting. 1.3!t1 ':. IC~:'A
?~,otion carried unarir!mously.
After a brief discussion, Counciln?ember Larson moved, seconded by :t4ayor
':arkentien, that the conditional use and variance requests of Thomas
Duffy, Leroy Signs, Inc., tc replace a x~ortion of the advertising sign
at the Amoco Station, 1691 n1. Snelling, be approved as recor~.mended by
the Planning Commission on August, 9, 1982. '•t:otion carried unanimously.
Tv"ayor arkentien presented for Council's consideration Resolution 82-31.~
limiting parking to one side of Albert Street from Larpenteur to Hoyt
(t..S.A.P. 12~-102-01.) as re~?u~ired by the State of :r~innesota. after
a discussion regarding which side of the street should be pcsted "no
parking" Council concurred that the side v~rhe_~e the majority of the
fixe hydrants are located should be posted. T:ayor '":'arkent:ien moved,
seconded by Councilmember Larson, that Resoiiztien 82-3~ be adopted.
~~,otion carried unariimouslzT.
RES:~L?:TTION 82-3~
A PE;~>OT,T`TIOTv A:PF'kOVI~1G AIV AC~?F'?~.'"`dT RELATING
TO PI!RKING .t;J~TRICTIONS G?'1 AL13r;?T UTREET '~~OPII
LARPI,T~TL'I"~? AV'.TJti_~ TO ',-i01'T 1VI'TJE (i.i.S.A.~'.
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'.,!ayor '1'arkentien ^xplained that ir_ pre.'i ous ,years Ramsey Correcti ens
Department has purchased services from the ^?crth Suburban Youth
Service Bureau at a cost of apnrolcimataly "30,000, but have dis-
cussed the possibility of pct budgeting ..for the services for 1983.
The Youth Service I;ureau felt it would b = helpful if the cs_ties
x~articipatin~, in the 's"SB ti~roul_d Hass resol~rtions recornrner:ding the
County continue to fund tar the service. °~,~iayor ':'~,arkent~.en moved,
seconded by Councilmember Larson, that Resolution 82-35 be adopted
with the stipulation that the resolution not be presented to the
County until each Councilmember az~proves the ~~,ordirg of said
resol_uti on. Prlotior. carried unanimously.
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REGUL~?P~ CII'1' rOUNCIL I~T~~~~:TI~?G
A.L?GiiST 25, 1982
??AGE 3
RESOL~ITIGI~? 82-3~
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING TH??T TF~:E RA!'SEY COUNTS.'
BOARD OF CO':~'t4ISSI0NEr~,S BUJ)GFT FOR Pig{CHASI: OF'
SERVICES FROa~ T?~~ I~CR TH SL~L'RF}AP~ YOUTH SERVICE
BURM~A.L' FCR THE YEAR 1983
F:rSOLT'OP"
82-3~
:`:Mayor iarkentien moved, seconded by Councilmember Larson, that the City "~2GO.O0
accept the donation in the amount of ~200.G0 Pram Bonestroo, Rosene,
Anderli'.~c and Associates, (such ameurlt to be used .for narks and recre- PO'J'~STR00 ~?'
ation) and that a letter of thanks be sent to the firm. i~alation carried -4SSOC.
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unanimously. ~. ~~~.
Councilmember Ciernia explained that the City has received a bill from BILL `?OI,F
the City ?'rosecutor for :~6~0,00 for prosecuting an assault case on the pROSF:CUTOR
Fairgrounds. He reviewed the circumstances surrounding the incident F,~R
and informed that he had d:~sc~zssed the matter wi th "ike Heffron of P~tCS?'Ct?TII~G
the State Fair who suggested that the informaticn be ,submitted to IP';CIDE`~T OIv
the Fair Board °ar considerat?_on. Council directed th.e C;.erk Admini- I,AIRGROr;rmS T~
strator to obtain a cony of the sherm_ff's report, all costs incurred BL' S?'B;!.~?ITTFD
for the trial, and submit the total cost to the State Fair for con- TC r'AIR BOARD
sideration.
Councilmember Larson, at the request ol: Fire Chief R.enchin, asked that ~~RDI^'AI~'CE TG
Council consider adorting an ordinance autr~orizin~7 thy: Fire Chief to Br nR-~FTTD
establish fire lanes when necessary. Council -reviez^red a copy of the GIVIiG FI"r?E
r rTiT Y'~; ~TTmL!~T?T
Roseville ordinance ~°i ving the ~:-~.:~eville ~~hi.ef such a.lzthor~_zation. ~~~-~~- 1: -~~~--
Attorney Swanson eras of the opinion that most communities have fire ~"~`=i,^'? TO
lanes established by council action and that there might be some ESTA.~3,I"'
problems in enforcing lanes esta.bl_ished b~T the Chief. Fo1J_owing a Flit:; LA.I~'nS
discussion, Councilmember Larson moved, seconded by Councilmember
Ciernia that an ordinance similar to the Rasevil7_e ordinance be
drafted authorizing the Fire Chie~~ to astabl:;_sh fire lanes on public
and private property and that such signs be plac~ad within 15 days
following notification of designation by the Chief. Upon a vote
being taken, the folloving voted irx favor thereof: Councilmembers
Ciernia, Chestovich, and Larson, and "~Fayor 'u'Jarkentien voted against
the motion based an the Attorney's oni_nion. emotion carried.
?'mayor V'larkentien presented a letter dated August 2~, 1982 from GORTI!?~R~
Dave Roeser, General Service ?1lanager, for Hevriett ?'ackard, req~zesting T_":R~~;°'"'~,i;:K~
the City to proceed with the Gartner~Prior storm. sewer project pro- ''RI;~? ST': ~:
viding the assessment tivill not exceed ten cents per square foc+., ., ;,TR p.~,_
and is spread over ten years. Council was also irLformed that OnFr~<F;'' ~'OR
Ramsey Ccunty is in .favor of the storm sewer croiect. In view ~I~C?S:IGi~T
of this information, Councilmember Ciernia moved, seconded by r`GL%0'.'~i~~'G
Councilmcrnber Chestovich, that the Gcrtner~Larz~er~teur~?'rier storm ?~mTT1n?~* By
seti^rer project discussion be ro-opened. i!~Jotion carried unanimously. 1'~,.^:LF,TT-''!?CKP~
Council discussed ti^~e matter at length after v~hich Mayor ~'arkentien DISCuSSIO~i
moved, seconded by Councilmember Larson, that the matter be tabled TABLr;D TG
until after hearing from Dave Roeser of Hey"d1_ett-°ac'rard. ~~otion I:~~,AR ?RGI.,q
carried unanimously. :nAT~~' RC'FS?~Rs
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:rzINUTES
R?~,GULAR CTTX ';Oi.iNCIL '~,4'~;ETI^1G
AUGUST 25, 1982
R~s. Rower explained that uesrrlett-''ackard is planning a 2, 000, 000 expan-
sion project which may be started in June of 1983 vrhich would double the
sire of their building. y~ith the increase in size of the building, there
will be more run-off water and there will also be need for more narking
space. By alleviati.rg the need for the present large ponding area (if
the storrri sevrer is installed) it would free up space for additional park-
ing and ~rrould handle thc; runoff water. Councilmornber Ciernia inquired
as to whether or not any ponding vrould be necessary on the Hewlett-''ackard
property vrith-the r?ropased storm sewer and Engineer Schunicht replied that
the storm se?^rer would alleviate the need for the pond. ".?ayor "arkentien
asked if the~~roject is feasible at this time and :'ifs. Schunicht informed
that the contractor i^<<ith the lo~v bid is lti~illing to honor that bid, the
University is willing to cooperate in the project, and ir_ another year
construction costs would increase appreciably. '~~r. Schunicht recommended
±,hat Council proceed at this time.
DAVE{: ROES~:R,
?ACF;ARD
PI,A",?S ~ OR
?2, 000, 000
ADP,TT70?'~ III
1983
Councilmember Ciernia inquired as to what assurance Hewlett-Packard
could give that the development vrill take p)_ace._:fs. Rower replied
that the tentative date for beginning construction is Jane, 1.983 or
at the latest in the early fall o~' 1.983 with a completion date of
i~;ovember 1, 1983. He explained that the firm has outgrown the present space.
?~~layor '!';arkentien then requested that Financal Consultant Chenovreth
address the financing for the project. Consultant Chenoweth presented
estimated costs for the Gortner~La.rpenteur~Prior project and the Albert
Pascal street improvements vrhich carne to a total band issue of ~97~,000.
Fie then presented and explain~-~d the maturity schedule for the bond issue
and the time table for calling the bond sale. He explained that vrith
the ?2,000,000 construction project, i-t is now possible to use Tax Incre-
ment Financing and that based on the ~~2,000,000 project, the increment the
City could collect would be eight yearl;;r increments of <"60,000 each. If the
,~ermes~i?a~~tikins i.s eventually developed, there would be additional incre-
ments which wo~zld reduce or eliminatb any remaining citywide tax levy.
He also explained that +.,'_ne development district covers the entire area,
however, the financing disc Pict can be for t~arcels, ~'or example Hevrlett-
Packard could be .Financing District ;{~l and other possible dev~,lopments
could be established as Financing District {~2, etc.
Attorney Swarisor~ advised Council that with the ordering of the project
Cauncil should go on record that they plan to use tax increments as
wcil as assessments for financin~7 the project and t~rat t hey intend to
establish a development and finance plan.
Co~,_nclmember Ciernia moved, seconded by Councilmember Chrstovich, to
remove the matter from the table for re-corsideration. T.Iotion carried
unanimously.
Council thoroughly discussed the :proposed project Arid the Tact that
it is more .feasible tc proceed no~ra that tax increment financir.,s can
be used. Co~1_ncilmember Larson moved, seconded by °;I~r 'Idarkentien,
+ F? ~
thaw Psoluti.or. 82-3o be adopted order~_ngtne v~esterr. s eg?rient of the
Go~rtner,~a.rpenteurfPrior storm sevrer project. t'%otion r.arried unanimously.
THY ,-TT~.Er.~r,T
I' T<<iAT'CI1''G
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'~~INUTrS
REGiTL.1R CITY COUNCIL T'1'!~_,~,TIATG
AUGUST 25, 1982
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a ~soL ;;TIOT~t 82-36 TF:,oLT~TToT,r
82-35
A RESOLUTIOT 0=.BERING TiTE GORTT~~R/LARPH,NT:`+^?.?R/PRIOR
STCRT;i ~E':~'~'ER PROJ°'`CT FP,O~~:T LARPETTFITR SO?'TH OTd C~C~'T?~dR
TO COTyT~i~~CT Tv TTTE 'v'NIV?~'RSITY STORP,'i uRAIPvT.4Gr+', SYST~:'is~
ATvrD A'';ARDTNG Thy; COTdTR-?.CT TG ER' IT1 :y~Ci^~T"-01,~iTRY
C`?T~TSTI{UCTION ITv ^tii'~ Ai,+iCL~,rT Or X150, 757.75.
Councilne:rber Larson moved, seconded by T~Tayor 'Plarkertien, that the staff RESOLiJTIOT~T
be instructed to pre~~are a resolu_ticr~ calling fer the sale of bonds on CALLSNG FOR
the foliowin.g projects: 1982-1 -Pascal Street Improvements and 2.982-2 SALE Ot' BOT~'DS
Larpenteur Gortner Storm Sewer Project. ?!otion carried unanimously. ~i~G BE DR^I'TED
T~4aycr 's"arkentier. ?rioved, s~sccnded by CounGS_lmomber Larson, that hearing
on the Development P1.an and Tax Incre?vent ,'i nancin~, Pi.an b e scheduled
for September 22, 1982 at 9:00 P,P,r. and t}iat the Clark Administrator be
aUt'tiOrlZed tC t~;Zb11S'fl tale Tlearint? notlCe. ~:iOtlon carried ur~a.nimousl,T.
C01nC1~_:member Larson moved, 5eGO~idP,d by COU?"?Cil?71('`Ilber Cierni a, that
a public hearing; 'or proposed re~rerFue sY~arinU use be scheduled for °v:00
P.T':~., .`>eptember 8, 1982 a.r.c~ that the Clerk Administrator be authorized
to ~ubli.sh the hearing notice. '!,?otion carried uranirnously.
CourcilmPmber Larson moved, seconded by Councilor"?nber Ciernia, t
public hearing on delipn.puent r~anit?.ry sever ci-_arges be scheduled
8:30 ~ ._., Vp~.v~.?iu°r (), 1.982 arl~a that tT:? Glr~rTC Ad?T:1niS r ~ r
tr~.~c_ be
12ed t0 nUblf aI7 the }'iP arln? nO t1.Ce. idTOtiGn Gar r red '.lna'"? im!l1~Sly.
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9/22/82
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Ccuncilmarber Cho +.ovich moved, s~;GOnded by ;oanG:~l!::~mber 1~arsori, that BLTDG~'T HF"PIT;G
a `>ub1.?_c ±'.e3rln~ Oi„ trtE ~ 983 ti)tid~=E't Sh0'+~ilnf; USe of revernze sharin`r for Cif 9/22 f82
oOliGe pur7oSe5 be SG~'29dU.led for 8:3G T'. ~.., C°Ut'i`ti)s?r 22, l~'82, ai'~id that B,r`i)G~~`~' ~',`ORK-
the Clerk Administrator be a?.zthorized to publish the l,~sarinr rotica, and SHCP CTv'
ghat a budLet xslo~ be sch~dul.ed `'or ~ert~?rbYr ~,5 1982 at '':00 P.'T. ~
, - 9/1.x/82
'„:coon carried unani?A~;zsly.
CounCllm+~,'nber Cierr~a ?::oVed, ._,_.,On~aec~ :~~T C!7 i:.nGll:ii?'?:!i
r~~al.ar ir~eeti.r; ~~' October „ 1.98? b~ ~ ^e~_~_ed a ''
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r: ~-t1~.F; be 'G ~ '' 1~:ri for 7:00 P.'.., OGtooer ~, ;_982
u=.ani.nous?.y.
:,~ T.arson, that the
that a „~=Gial
:otion carried
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Cour_cilm~n.ber Ciernia ;roved, seconded b,r Coure.l:raia'}^r Larson, `•hat
a N u:J11G hearln; ^n a . nts n t T"l~ . .~sp ^ one,. t'? , t!^1 + ,~:~
rise -:~ o ~ r ~/La- =r~ ar/Prior S,,o~.
Seti°<<er nro aect b~. meld October `~ , 982 at '' :00 " ~~~ ±~ a-~ a n .b~.~.c h~ar-
'1.'2f?' O'^, aS,Sess~~:ents On t`?E'. Albert/P~SCal Stre:)t I;7'i1JrOVe7pP,'",t PI"'Oj~',Ct ti;2
held Oct+;~ber 5, 1982 at ? :1.5 T'.TrT., and teat -~ he Clerk Ads iri.strator be
autT"'.Or1Z{?d t0 ~`L:'711~1": the hearln~ not1G?". ..'^t~.^`? Ca;^r1 E:~.~ un3nliilC:lsly
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and Associates, Inc. be autiiorizcd to r}:repare the assessrent rclls TO D=E?'ARE
fCY' ~il ?'?r0";E~rt1F?S tC be aSS@SS8c1. '~iOt?-On Carried UrlaT:i:TiGL1Sl~• Ass~'SS';1?~;°`'T
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Cou:~,cil:~errber Cierrlia ;r. eser_,t~~.;d icr Cour~c~ 1's revleiv a letter to
TG:1i Su 01~.b1"'aCrit ~..n;~ n1. Y,,,a~ ZIi o^ nr ,~ r f f' T:' + l ~ c mrt-;-im m,~-,
t Ce ~ <_.~ Di :~_.. ~ _ ec ,or o~ the _.;a.~icna Streit ~ K_~.L AL~_,tc-
Rod ~',ssoclat_a.orl. :ie ex;,la.ined that he '-gad atteT;ded a mee±irr • nth CAiT^i~ D?JRI'i~?G
Y'^j;rn •P,:^tc~t1VG'S C' ?~ivf~-n~C} lCl~jt• ~~1'~_, t::e .^:},c3tP. "airgrG:._:1C~~' ~JTTC",,T ROD
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Courcil:::e~:rtbe?- 1 0 t. "'au tc dis .~ss h s eet a.l. ~ c u~Gn ~ATIG:~ nLS T
:~Jh-c G "" .. ~ -r ~ d1 ring the Streot F:~d ?`?a.t:ior2. s e ~ ~ FAIRGRO~?~bDS
l~ cc~.,l r. E=d 'u_.~ _7 a. _ . _ _ l at t?1. "~'airgrour~us
T~_at ,~ G ,, ccrcur ?,_, ~a the rob__er^ alas riot x~Ji.t t t: + ~ ~r
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~.".it 1`.'1th COri`~?`C:~-^".Y!" the CrO',~"d:i 3Sl'a dSCiiSScu ~+°,ajrS tG a'L1C-V1at8 <iuCh
si+..uaticT~s iT: t:t~e future. Coarcil approved th4;= cGntents of ~GUrril-
i??eTtltiJer r'~^ r ; i:i c'I t S Z ., "'ter ? O„ '•la:'Li1.n~. •
~.'Oi1nC1~. di S(:'11S:i"...~ ~. ~ et• t;?r rru. i ="QY:T'18tta T~IlOTi_ ilTO~ ... IdahC re-- t7^ T'"`m t;^',,
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c?•es :.gnat.-d va:r_~et;;- G~' tree (Sugar i;`aple) on Al:sert ~±reet i r. vi va ~n ~~,; s
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of the poor sur~~ival rate Gf t~-:at variety. r?G11.cvwing the d~-scussion, ALA"'TT A ~'
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