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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCAgenda_90Aug8r~ U CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS AGENDA AUGUST 8, 1990 A. CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 P.M. B. ROLL CALL: BALDWIN JACOBS WALLIN CIERNIA GEHRZ WIESSNER S. CHENOWETH ATTORNEY ENGINEER C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF JULY 25, 1990 D. PUBLIC HEARINGS: NONE E. CONSENT AGENDA 1. Disbursements a. Disbursements through 8/8/90, $139,177.42. b. Payroll, 7/16/90-7/31/90, $11,338.74. 2. United Way Campaign Incentive ACTION: F. REPORTS, REQUESTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. City Participation in Safe Driving Messages ACTION: G. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES H. ADJOURNMENT ACTION: r ~ COUNCIL WORKSHOP IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING MEETING r MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 25, 1990 Baldwin convened the meeting at 7:00 P.M. ALL MEMBERS PRESENT Baldwin, Ciernia, Gehrz, Jacobs and Wallin. Also present was Chenoweth. ADDENDA TO CONSENT AGENDA Council added the following items to the Consent Agenda byunanimousconsent: E)(10, Corporate License for Vector Abrasives, and General Contractor's License for Custom Pools, Inc., E(11), Request from Astech Corporation for a seven day Extension on the 1990 Sealcoating Project, E(12), Planning Commission Minutes of July23, 1990. MINUTES OF JUNE 27, 1990 APPROVED The Minutes of June 27, 1990 were approved by unanimous consent. MINUTES OF JULY 11, 1990 APPROVED The Minutes of July 11, 1990 were approved by unanimous consent. CONSENT AGENDA APPROVED 1. Disbursements a. General Disbursements through 7/25/90, 182,539.67 b. Payroll 7/11/90 - 7/15/90, $13,397.31 2. Appointment of Election Judges for September 11, 1990 Primary Election 3. Resolution R-90-29 Adopting an Emergency Preparedness Plan 4. Park &'Recreation Commission minutes of July 9, 1990 5. Change from "One Hour Parking 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. ExceptWeekendsandHolidays" to "Two Hour Parking 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Except Weekends and Holidays" along Folwell Avenue east of Coffman until Folwell turns South toward Hoyt6. Request for a Variance from Section 9-2.04 (1) (c) of the Code (Corner Yard Setbacks), from Louis Payin, 1463 W. California for Construction of a Garage 7. Request for a Variance from Section 9-4.04 (4) (c) of the Code (Frontyard Setbacks), and 9-2.04 (1) (c) Interior Sideyard Setback) from Wes Tenneyson, 1935 Summer St., for Construction of a Garage Addition 8. Resolution R-90-30 Relating to Cooperative Efforts Between the Cities of Falcon Heights and Roseville 9. Resolution R-90-31 Receiving the Feasibility Report and Calling for a Hearing on Proposed 1991 Street Improvements, such Hearing to be held at 7:30 P.M., September 26, 1990 10. Licenses (See Attached List) 11. Request from Astech Corporation for a Seven Day Extension on the 1990 Sealcoating Project 12. Planning Commission Minutes of July 23, 1990 MINUTES JULY 25, 1990 PAGE 2 KERN, DE WENTER, VIERE SELECTED TO AUDIT CITY FOR YEARS 1990, 1991 AND 1992 City Accountant Tom Kelly explained the rationale behind recommending Kern, DeWenter, Viere from the twelve firms who responded to the RFP. Wallin, who was participated in the interviews, indicated he endorsed the recommendation. Following a brief discussion, Wallin moved that Kern, DeWenter, Viere be selected to serve as the City's audit firm for the years 1990, 1991 and 1992. Motion carried unanimously. BUDGET WORKSHOP SCHEDULED FOR 8/18/90 Council scheduled a budget workshop for Agust 18, 1990 from 8:00 to 10:00 A.M. PURCHASE OF NEW COMPUTER SYSTEM AND SOFTWARE AUTHORIZED Kelly presented an update and additional information on his recommendations for upgrading the City's computer system. Following some discussion, Ciernia moved that the recommendation for purchase of computer software at a cost of $10,072.00, and hardware at a cost of $14,776.00 be accepted. Motion carried unanimously. Funding will come from the Capital Improvement Fund, the Sanitary Sewer Fund and the Storm Sewer Fund. DESIGNATION OF STREETS TO BE POSTED "NO PARKING, TOW AWAY ZONE" DURING STATE FAIR Baldwin explained that following the 1989 State Fair Council discussed the possibility of experimenting with reducing the number of signs to be posted by eliminating posting in areas where it may no longer be necessary. The purpose of reducing the signage was to lower costs and and a possible reduction of liability. After a brief discussion the following streets were designated to be posted: 1) All of Northome, water side, 2) All of Hollywood Court including alley, 3) St. Mary's, Fry, Maple Knoll Dr. and Garden Ave., west of Snelling on both sides, 4) Water side of all streets north of Larpenteur, between Snelling and Hamline running to Roselawn, except Sheldon, Pascal and Simpson north of Ruggles, and all of Albert and Holton, 5) Tatum, 1,300 north of Larpenteur, 6) Lindig on waterside, including cul-de-sacs, 7) Larpenteur Ave from Snelling to Cleveland, and 8) Snelling Drive north and southbound and Snelling Ave., both sides. If problems arise from the areas deleted from posting, staff is authorized to post more signs. PARK BUILDING UPDATE Progress on the Park Building construction was discussed briefly. AUTHORIZATION TO SUBMIT A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR RECREATION RELATED IMPROVEMENTS Council considered and approved a request from Carol Kriegler to MINUTES JULY 25, 1990 PAGE 3 submit a grant application to the Dept. of Trade and Economic Development for financial assistance for various outdoor and recreation facility projects. ICE CREAM SOCIAL/PARK BUILDING DEDICATION Council discussed the schedule of events for the Ice Cream Social and Dedication Ceremony planned for the new Community Park Building which is to be held July 26th, 5:00 - 9:00 P.M. PRESENTATION BY AMM REPRESENTATIVES Larry Bakken, President, and Vern Peterson, Executive Director of the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities, presented information on the proposed dues for 1991. They explained that a study committee has determined it would be prudent to increase dues to member cities to fund the hiring of an additional staff person in order to become more proactive and effective in helping set the metropolitan agenda. This would increase the City's dues by $197.00. Council indicated support of the proposal. ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 P.M. Tom Baldwin, Mayor ATTEST: Shirley Chenoweth, Clerk Consent X Policy U CITY OF lALCON ~ICHTS 1tEQUES? YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERA?ION Ageaaa Item: E-1 lScetiag Date: 8/8/90 ITEH DESCRIPTION: DISBURSEMENTS SUB?SITTED BY: _Tom Kelly ,.L( REVZE~ED BY: IIO'I.ANASION(SSJl4~ARY attach additional sbeets as necessary) a) General Disbursements through 8/8/90,$139,177.42 b) Payroll 7/16/90 - 7/31/90 -- $11,338.74 ACTION REQOESTED: I Approval E~ H 04 H A z x W C7 U Otf1 V'MMOOOOO~ClrtclMr-iOOOOQONO0OOd1O14OOd11~Od1OOO01tOO1COl~OtnON OOCOd'tc1OOO0C~~r1Oc0OO1~ON~OIMMOd1C31' t[1 ~i' '-i O r•1 00 ~ Ol 00 r-I O d' N N ~-i O d' M CO M ~• -i N CO tf1 t [) r1 t[1 ~ O M N .•-•I O 01 0001~N00Hr-Idll0l4 00Mr-INMMd' M dl dlr-id'111r--Ir11~00MOr-1l~Mdlt1}• N O Ol l0 r-1 r-1 N ri M N ri r1 l~ r-i r-I N M tf) H ~ ~ t!'1 ~ J-~ G N H O "i2 1 .,i iT ro O U ~ •.•i SX.yi O a O~ O v x t0ll O N ~ ~ ~ ~ U U1 O ~ ~ ?~ ~ ro ~ a +~ Ll, U] U1 t1~ v 'O v v CP ••~ C v vUU •r-I ~ •r.{ S-1 S-1 S•1 Sd U 4-1 ~ H S.! ~ S.I U t,-i0 N ~ O~ ~ r~•i G -~ U~i U1 E E ~ ~ O' 'ZS O k N Q~ ~-I v t!] W C •~ •~ W U S-i f~ N N Ul H ~.+ (!1 •~ '~ Ul ~ U !.+ ,.k .~ ~..~ O f.+ O w z ~ o •~ ~ ~ ~ ~ •~ v •~ •~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-+ o ~, ro ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ chi w° w m ~ 3 ~ ~J-1 H,C.IJ o s.~ v ~ ~ a-- v C ~ Cw o ~, av ao ~ C w ~ ~ v ul•~U~.,.cU.u•~~v~,roro vU~vvv w~ s, n,va•~o,-~.~.,~32 ~env .N~~+~.~UVV.,~ v~o~~~ .~v ~ r-+••~rov ~rorow ~ ~Z3 NN ~ m U~~ u~w ~ ro U•~•.~•~ ~ m U U v~ ~ ~n+~ rtrtii z rn~ vVS+ r••i 3 N 6 ,S~ O C U •~ 0 0; u~ u1 to N v v C N O ul .O ~ N C ro cero ~ v •~ ~..~ cn -~+ ~ s~ v ~, v v v ~, •~ ~ ro o, v r~ .~..~ v v ~ a •~+ U a~'i o~i.u a~i a~'i o b•~ ~•~ o aro,•~•~ v~o 0 o u a'~ ~•~w o~ ~ ~o•~ a~'i•s,•ro aa3wcnaavvE~ a a a A E a z z z H cn ~C H z o a~ H a ,--~ E~ a a h vroa a, .a ia v .~ ~ O N O C O p ~ ~3 E O U~w O ui ~ v r+•~+v ro v~ro•~ +~ c o ro rovr+,~ v~~aroccv o u~v~rnu~~ ro ~ ~, wa ro c o ro~ v za •~a•~ u ro a4 s~ v v UH.c v3rov U~„~ u~ x~~ ro H ~ ~'h v~v U H ,r, .,~ o o ~ro v x a ro ro ~, U U c~ v ror, v o ro ~.w vw w aH v v v w w o ro a~ c o c~ o i ro +~i v v v~ o o c ~HH oa b ro aUx2VaHDA2EECFC~E+m r~ W o i ro ro o~w UEi7W C7W VcnU v-~ AAGu ppro ~ ~roC7C72Hi-•ihx iNM~f'tlllOl~aOdIOHNM tnl4l~0~d1O~-INMd'~l4t~cOdlOr--INM toMMMMMMMMMd'd'd'cl'~ V'~7'~'d' V'~u1tlltntf1t11tf1tllt[1u"1lfll01410~14NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN Z tr~d00t[1M[~14N00001~7'OlOo000dlOOtr1NOOOOCOMM00MOt~dlo001~00000d~t~ N.•-•ldltf)dIMCOCOOtOU)r•IOO[~00000OlOptf)d'NN MQONM0001 a00aD010 i1101d~10NMOlr••{ Ol r-I N lU N ~ r-I r-I ~ H d' ~-! 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City of Falcon Heights Page 1 k Employee Employee Number Number Name Pay Pay Pay Group Group Period Number Descriation Check . Check Rmaunt Date Status 018570 0 O.UO 31-Jul-90 VOID 018571 0 0.00 3i-1u1-90 VOID 01&572 040400002 Wiesner, Janet R.14 01 semi-monthly 1,158.73 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018573 400000004 Kriegler, Carol J.14 01 seMi-monthly 438.82 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018574 000000011 Chenoweth, Shirley G.14 O1 semi--monthly 757.63 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018575 000000020 Iverson, Terry D.14 01 semi-monthly 806.69 31-Jul-90 Outstanding OI8S76 000000027 Morgan, Jay M.14 01 seal-sronthly 709.51 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018577 000004038 Wright, Vincent D.14 01 semi-monthly 772.23 31-Jul-90 Outstanding O18S78 000000048 Marshall, Timothy 14 O1 semi-rmanthly 428.49 31-Ju1-90 Outstanding OI8S79 600000050 Kubes, Jon E.14 01 semi-monthly 93.22 31-Jul-90 Dutstar~ing 018580 040000063 Phillips, Patricia R.14 OS semi-monthly 649,6931-Jul-90 Outstanding 618581 000000065 Kelly, Thomas R.14 41 semi-am7nthly 863.90 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 418582 000000466 Bogerd~olm, Garin W.14 01 semi-monthly 605.28 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018583 000000070 Sell, Matthew W.14 01 semi-monthly S8.64 3i-Jul-90 Outstanding 018584 000000079 Hayt Taff, Susan L.i4 41 semi-monthly 386.86 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018585 000000091 Swenson, DeLaris J.14 01 semi-mthly 538.88 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018586 000000092 Peterson, Gregory S.14 01 semi-monthly 339.26 3i-Jul-90 Outstanding 018587 000000094 Larkin, Gregory J.14 O1 semi-mar~thly 366.41 31-Jul-~ Outstanding 018588 004000495 Cann, Steven R.14 Oi semi-mthly 35.08 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018589 000040096 Robinson, Margaret L.14 01 semi-monthly 179.41 3i-Jul-90 Outstanding 018590 OOOOOOOOI Baldwin, Thomas W.7 03 mthly 2 304.31 31-Jul-94 Outstanding 591 000000003 Baumann, Nicholas B.7 03 monthly 2 50.71 3i-Jul-90 Outstanding 92 OOOOOOOOS Berndt, Ross 7 03 monthly 2 41.50 31-Jut-90 Outstanding 018593 000400008 Brown, Raymond F.7 03 monthly 2 63.00 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018594 000000012 Ciernia, Paul C.7 03 monthly 2 250.00 31-Jui-90 Dutstandir~g 018595 000000018 Holmgren, Jahn M. Sr.7 03 monthly 2 135.00 3i-3u1-90 Outstanding 018596 000000021 KurhaJetz, Clement M.7 03 monthly 2 53.00 31-Jui-90 Outstanding 018597 400440024 Lindig, Leo 7 03 monthly 2 303.34 3i-Jul-90 Outstanding 018598 004000033 Schauffert, Craig F.7 03 monthly 2 135.00 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018599 000040034 Smida, 6ai1 7 03 monthly 2 63.00 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018600 000000037 Wallin, Gerald E.7 03 monthly 2 200.00 31-Jui-90 Outstanding 018601 000040039 Morgan, Jay 7 03 monthly 2 41,50 3i-Jul-90 Outstanding 018602 404400Q82 Gehrz, Susan L.7 03 mthly 2 213.65 31-Jul-90 Outstanding 018603 000000089 Jacobs, Sam L.7 43 monthly 2 s00.00 3i-Jul-90 Outstanding Grand Total 11,338, 74 Conacnt X Policy ITE'i DESCRIPTION: SUBriITTED BY : _ o FvT rsirn nv CITY OF lALCON SEICSTS REQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN INCENTIVE Pat Phillips, Campaign Coordinator Jan Wiessner IILALANATION~SUl4iARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): Agenda Item: E-2 Kceting Date:8~8~90 The City is again participating in the United Way's Pacesetter Campaign. Last year the City Council authorized a bonus day of vacation to be included in the drawing as an .incentive to employees to increase their United Way contributions. All employees who increase their contributions by 15$ or are new contributors would be eligible for the drawing. ACTIOr REQIIESTED• Authorize l day of vacation to be given as prize for United Way campaign drawing. Consent Policy X L~ CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS REQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Agenda Item: F-1 Beefing Date: 8~8~90 ITE*i DESCRIPTION: CITY PARTICIPATION IN SAFE DRIVING MESSAGES SUBKITTED BY:Jeff Lindstrom, WMIN Radio Station REVIEWED BY:Jan Wiessner PLANATION/SUl44ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): WMIN would like the City to contribute .$200 as a sponsor of safe driving messages .during the State Fair. This would include 12-30 second spots. ACTIOr REQDESTED:Consider contributing $200 for safe driving messages JUL.3© '9~~ 14:21 UJMIf•1 RHDIO ORIGINAL HITS aM 1030 SD,OOO watts P.4. Bax 25130 St. Paul, MN 55125 812) '739.4433 812) 739-a7s4 ~aX WIIIIIN ORIGINAL MITS Ana ~ osa 50,OdQ wnr -S j P,O.80X 25130 t ST. PAUL, MN 55125 912) 7t19-A433 le,2! ~3~,zea r-nx ~ _ - FACSIMILC ~'RANSMISSION COVER SHEET Yo Company: ~..1`~ ~ ~•lc~~~~ f//`1, , Attention: .~ ~ ,~~~'/~/~:~ From: ~ ~ LyN~s~~~ Date. ~ 3d -^~~i Fax Number : !0 7 ~ ~ ~ / ._7~ - .._..., --- Number ofi pages ir~cludincl cover sheet: __ 1tMESSAGE! A~r I~~~2~ -~ ~o~~ ~~~- 1~ ~1~~ V ~'~ /'1i~~1"''~IYi ...L~ ~~•lf ~ X71 K V~~t --~`~~ 1 V fi~ ~~ Ils'~~ ~rti"~ ~I~1 ~' a s~~' ~~~7~ Telephone: (612) 739-4433 Fax Number: (G12) 739-47$4 7 f`~t R ~~ o ~. 3rr,~- oa F. ~t~1 JEFF L!lV~STROM ACCOUNT EXE:GUTIVE d;~~ 7 2~ ~`~,a~,..~C V ~d JUL. ~0 '9G 14: ~~~ WMItV RADIO t~RIC~IIVAL HITS AM 1030 50,000 warts P.~, Box 25134 St. peat, M N 55123 812) 739.4433 612j 739-4784 FAX SPONSOR; START: ACT. EXEC: ANNCR.: MiNNL-SOTA STAT£ FAIR LENGTH: ENt?: co=aP: REC'R~: P.0D2 SPONSOR NAME CNCOIlR11GES:~ YOU TO GCT IN ON THE fUN A;TITHIS Y 1 MINNESOTA STA1E FAIR...DUT, IF YOU PLAN ON DRINKING, PL/1Y 3 IT SAFE AND APPOINT A OE5IGNlITED pRIVER. DO YOUR PART TO 10 $EC. 4 HELP MAKE TEIE MiNNE~.SOTA STATE FAIR 'AN ACCIDENT FREE ,EVENT... 8 t~HIS ME5S11GE IS DROUGHT TO YOU FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT 6 5PONSOR NAME..--(f ILL WITII BUSINESS INFORMATION.) 7 8 WITII SUMMCR C(.1MES ALL THE E!(t;ITEMENT OF S~i~l1TE FA1RS...A KCA g AMERICAN TRADITION! 5('ONS~R NAMC INVITES YOU TO THE MINNFS 3Q SEC. 1o 1 STA~I-E fAiR AND ALSO URGES YOU TO URGSS IN LIGi~T, LOOSE-FITTI 12 C~.OTHES AND URINK LOTS OF FLUIDS ~TO AVOIO GETTING OVERCGME 13 yEAT,,,SpONSpR NAME WISHES YOU A SAFE AND FUN TIME AT THIS 14 YEARS MINNESOTA STATE FAIR! (FILL WITH gUSINFSS INFURMATIC 15 16 PART OF 'fHE FUN SIT THE MiNNES07A S1-ATErFAIR IS THE STATE. eosEC. 17 GETTING TOGETHER.,.TWE MORE THE MERRIER, RIGHTS SPON~ M~ 18 ADVISES YOU TO THINK AHEAD..-WHEN YOU GO TO THE FAIR, HAVE iy A DESIGNATEb SPOT TO Ml=ET UP WITII Y~U.R COMPANION JUST IN (:A 2p i YOU LOSE EACH UTHCR IN A CROWD. A GOOp SAFETY PALN DROUGH TO YOU BY ALL YOUR FRIENDS A~f SP4NS()R NAME. (FILL, WITII 3USINESS INFORMATION) JUL. ~C~ '9~3 14: ~2 WMIN RADIO t~t~IGINAL HITS AM io3a sa,aaa watts P.O. Box 25134 5t. Paul, MN 65125. 812j 738.4433 612) 739-4784 FAX F . ~t~^~ MINNESOTA STATE FAIR SPQNSOa; LENGTH: STApT: END: ACT. EXEC.: COOP: ANNCR.: F~EC'RC3: 4 1 TFIE LIGHTS...THE RIDFS...THE FXCiTEMENT ClF THE MTnwAY AT TH 2 MINNE50j'A 5TAE FIAR IS SOMETHING SPONSOR NAME INVITES YOU T 1 a SEC. 3 SEE! AND REMEMBER, ,WHEN YOU JOIN ZN NIGIITTtME FUN, IT'S 4 ILWAYS REST TO USE°THE BUDDY-SYSTEM AND STAY TN WCLL LIGHTE 5 RRCAS...1H1S WILL. HI=LP YOUR~VISIT TO THE MINNESOTA STATE FA 6 BE A SAFE ONE...TIIIS REMINDER FROM SP-0NSOR NAME. (FILL WITI~ 7 BUSINESS INFORMIITI4N}.8 8 5 FOR YEARS, GOING TO TEH SATC FAIR HAS QEEN GOOD, GLEAN, fAP 1o 30sr<c.FUN...SPONSOR NAME INVITCS YouR FAMILY '!~0 THE MINNESOTA 11 12 STATE FAIR ANU ASKS THOSE OF YOU WITH SMALL. CHILDREN TO USC 13 54ME PRECAUTION..SLIP A NCITE WITI~I YOUR,;NAME, ADDRESS ANU 14 PHONE NUMBER IN YOUR KII):'rS POCKET JUST IN CASE THEY SHOULD 15 GET 5EPERATED FROM YOU...A FAMILY SAFETY TIP FROM THE FAT+1I' AT SPONSOR NAME. (FILL WITH 8USINESS INFORMATION) 1T 6Q SEC. 18 THE MINNESOTA S1~ATE FAIR XS A GREAT HLACC FQR FRIENDS AND 19 FAMILY TO GET 'T'OGETHER ANU HAVE AN C?LD FASITIONED GC)OQ TIME 20 SPONSOR NAME REMINDS YOU THAT W11EN YOU'RC DRIVING TO THE F HE EXTRA AWARE Of TIIE EXCITED CHILDREN WI10 MAY NOT BE AWARE OF YOUI TWI5 SAFETY TIP COMES FROM Ti(E F'WOPLE WIiO C AT ST?ON50R NAME. (FILL WITH 8USINESS INFORMATION), JUL. ~~ '9~ 14: 2~ b1MI~J RADIO 4RIQINAL HITS AM 1030 50 000 Watts P.Q. Box 251 ~0 St. Paul, MN 55125 612) 738-4433 512) 738-47$4 FAX MINNESOTA STATE FAIR Spt?NSOR: START: AGT. EXEC.; ANNCR.; LENGTH; END: Ct~-GP: REC'RD: P . ~~t4 1 TfIERE'S ALL KINDS OF ENTI=RTAINING AND EXCITING EVENTS AT T{~ MINNCSOTA'STATE FAIR, AND (Sf'ONSQR NAME REMINDS YQU TO TAKE 10 SEC. 3 THOSE FEW~EXTRA SECQNUS TO BUC,KL£YOUR SEAT BELTS WHEN YOU a T READY TU HCAD TO -rHE FAIR1 A LSO,DRIVE COURTEOUSf.Y IN 5 TRAFFIC SO YQl1 ARRIVE 5AF£LY.,.A FUN-fILLEI~ FAIR W,ISkIEp TO s 7 EVERYONE FROM t;PONSOR NAME. (FILL Wtl'~H BUSINESS INFORMATIDh 8 10 as sic. 12 13 1A 15 16 17 60 SEC. i8 i8 20 JUL. alb '90 1~: c~ WP1IN FADIO aai~~wa~ ~~rs aM 103o sa,ooa watts P.a. Box 25130) St. Paul, MN 55125 612) 739-4433 612) 739.4784 FAX F . ~~15 WMIN 1[)30 Ati and the TR1tNSTl1R RADIO tiCT1JORK are combining} to bring you the original hits of the 40's, 50's and GO's. This ft~rrrtaf i s targPt:pd to fhc 3r ~ G~i~ ye:ar old cansui~~Rr, wlla is a {part of the fastest growing demographir, in America with the largest amount of dispr,sabin inr.omP. The original fits sCaL~iorr,WPiTN,feaCures the music of tt7e great arti;i:s iikP: Frank Sinatra, Doris Ua.y, Johnny F9athis, llnd,y Wil1iarrrs, Dionne Warwick, Neil i)iamond, Darbra Streisand, Darry Mdnilow arrd many other uulstarrding i~erfurrners from the 40's, 5C)'s and f70's. WMIN '103{) ~P7, with SCI,{){)C) wafts ~f power, effectively ceut~rs over 35 counties in east central P9~innesota and west ceril;ral Wi5can5in including the seven cnrrn#:y Twin City metro are~~ with aver 2.3 million rQ;irients, Make your dollar work fur you in this vital and growing market with ynur original hits sf.afien, WP11N lO:Itl Ati iZadin. n U JUL.3E+ "~~ 14:2 WMIN RADII] t~FtIGINAL MITS AM 1030 50,000 Watts P.O. Box 25130 St, Paul, MN 55125 fi 12) 739-4433 612) 738-47$4 FAX AP4 t)NL,YG;m E si1;NC.F, t)F THE F()F2A4A'I' F. t~E6 Ai!~I ONLY is the firs. format c3e~sic~ned to fill the ga~> between. a saff: ADUL'1:' CONTET'iP()1;t111:tY and a l~]'G RANn-TYPE far.mat, ]'t targets a t.i0/40 male/female mix al' 45-E=i4 year--olds with great sc~nc~~r ~r,c3 wc~ndsrLul memories by artists like. Frank Sinatra, lahrtrty P1~tlci~s, Andy, 4~illiams, Patti Fage, Ferry Cc7mca, Nat King rnlw end Tt1e LetLeiman. , .~~lus a few of the pas~~ cuing songs of recc~r+t ,years b}~ peo}:alc lilac B2rbra Str.aisanc~, NN i 1. 17iamand and Dianne G~~ rw i r~k . I't's l;he original hits of the 4C}' :~ , 50' :~ and FiU's. A1+4 i)NLY is a "niche" tc~rrnat...c~ccu~yyinc~ a unicltitc 15osition in l i:~trners' mindU...and is highly l~rc_7[rlc')taY)l.e with bath listeners anc7 c~c3ver°ti.5ers. The 45-h4 year-o1ci rt~rti:~urr+ers who make ul;> the APi ()NLX tar.~wt have the higlZC~t dish>osable incc~ma~ c)f any age - yrou~y in America. GC>C1yt!C~11eS1Lly, t:11Cy''rc very attractivw tc:r adverta.sers...and AP1 ()IVT~Y can deliver them ox1 EdP4T.N. Are f)NLY' is 1SC~>t on track. witl'r }r+,r+c3r.eds of Chousane7s of dollars i r~ precisel~~ targeted, ongoing mu5~i.c~ r~searr.:h.. This assuxes yc>+~ that the songs heard on T~dPiT.N ar.e t}rca favarik:es oL the 45-~iQ year.-c~1<3 target. audience who regularly li.~+trr+ try AA4 radio. To}a nOtc11, major mar. kNt air personalities ~>resent the mras:i c.' i ry a tricnclly, adult manr~.er.. Thep g>resent thr~ format i.n a warm-- neir~hnarly t~tyJ_e. `I'h.r~ al~~>r.<~ar.:h is inforntaCive, cordial, and aaitive. J JIJL.'2~3 '~~ 14:24 WMIN RADIO ORIGINAL HITS AM 1030 ~a,oao watts P.O. Box 2513a St. Paul, MN 55125 612} 73S•4433 612} 73$-4784 FAX P.~G7 IFFtRY 111"ALT:Y (t~Zorninc~s} is a tkzi.~;ty year karoarlcast vpter.an, Having wc~rr the ratings battle at same a.f AmP.r. i r_a' g to~~ stations, S1TND--7~i'1 in Chicago; O+IFiK•~•11~1 i.n CZevelanci; Fd.ARFt-A~1, Akr.on and KUF(1-A!'1, San Francisco. His F>rogrammin~ e~:~)?rience inc3.udex more radio al: 4Q~I~lI7-AtS T.N Chicago and DJCUE-APi i.n ~lkresn . ,:ferry is also an ex~)cr; icnccd s~]ortcaster, having hosted iC]1ay-t]y-play for Uhio State Footk)all, Cleveland l:ndiarxs BaseYaall, and t;k]p 4dc]r. i d Series of Golf . An avid golfer hi.msElf, ,:lorry was the creaL•or, i>r.odurer- and r_o~-host o£ Golf wi.tt, Sam Snead" which aired on both AHC and N13C tf='IPV~.r~~.~Jr1. Currently, ~leri~y is the anno)znc~er. f.czr "Satellite Bit)go," a 'syndicated gamR shoal. CIiF.CK y~ATKIN5 (Midday) Y>egan ha.s r~rdio adventrzr,F~S iri Al; r:i~r1, t7ttio at; iJCUE Radio, whel'C he 6i>ent 1~ years as Pr,oc~tam 1.lirector and t)}]ez:ation~ Manager of the combined 11Pi and FP'i. Ln 1970, irw jc~iner3 G~GI~R-Alai i.n C:3.~vei hr)c3 a:~ A.ir Talent Production 1•Sanagor and Program Diz:ec-tc~r . After 12 i~3=ar:i with ttrat- nationwide station, he joined the '1'z:ar)st.~ir tadio Networ-c to 2ze1~ l.z+znc~~t~ ttre vt?ry first T>•anstar format as PL'oGram Directox for Adult C.gf)tr?mF)Ur'[3r"~~ er]C'3 ~tUSI: or 1.I1@ :iunday TO~s Ten Show. A~Ctcr 2 years with 1C(?Y--Alt1 and E~~4 in Phoenix as Prayram 1r i.r.er_~tor and ()L~ei'ationr; Flanagcr, he returns tc] ~l,z..ar+~rt~rr~ ag Pragra)n Dir.er_.toz- and Ptc)rr~iir~g l~lost oL Ari QNLY. ]°n Novemb?r of #:hi~ year. C.lti.clc was i.ns~tir..?;wd i.ntu the Alcz:orl Radio Ha 11 of Famr?; an hc-rnr)r aY r~t3i.cY) k)Q i ~; vr.r. y i)raud . i) CIiZANI7 (,Afret'non)lg} arrives in Los AngelCS after five years ors c~r'tc~ of ~3oston's most listened to mi.dd~~y ~~er.sonalitip~, can 6dP~,;IX-F~1. d 1eziL'rtr~r3 tsa.:s t-dc9ic7 T-c)pc?s Z:~ a.^,sisE;ant Aiusic Director faz- Ner-r Yo~rlc's legendary' idNE41 APi. n£ter stLldylllg maer~ c:r~)tttn+)ni.c.ak:i.nn and tllEat~r at Lzr+er:r~r~n Cr)11.r~gP, >Jd began his on..~air career at TiJ;~HS-AP4 in 4Jc)rc'tesl.er anti iJf,K4J-F'Pl ici ProvidenCO. Ed formed his own "i~ei~?~tc Ai.r" l;]roduction c-r~mE}srty i.rt Roston, and hiw voice over talents gave tyeen nn corlnt~rcials throughout New 1;nc~lcrrrcl. T{3NY ST. .1nrlE.S (Nights) i.s onP c)f t~A's busiest voice oven talenl;s, and can l•~e heaz-ci c)n rnany national cammcrcials, such aG •rc]yc]ra, t:ooz:s Beer, Fahst; l,c.)di fleet, Great American Savings, KF]n-l.,-Itatiort, Chexz:3' Colce, and rPU: '1'rucles. He is Ctzr.rentiy the vc]ir.Er hcaarc~ ort some ar AmCS~: ica' ~ bobs cartonn ~howR . Tone Is ar] L71 vc}i:C3'~n with ] r~ ~rG"rl r 9 Px~aeriencc at Much great, r~ic-i.[r stations ay Kfi~l-Ari anc9 K1'S,?u-Fri. TUL.3U~ '9~ 14:2 WMI~~ RaDI~ ORIGINAL HITS AM 1030 50,000 Watts P.O. Box 25130 St. Paul, MN 55125 612) 739-4433 6i2) 7~9-47$4 FAX FACILITY COVERAGE FORMAT NEWS WEATHER SPORTS PER$QNALITIES DEMOGRAPHIC P.8©8 AM 1030fCHZ SQ,OOq WATTS Broadcast schedule -Full time 7 county metro population - 2,033,080 State population - 4,144,000 ORIGINAL HITS OF 40's, 50's, 60's and 7C MNN Local News Direct Line to National Weather Service AM and PM Sports Reports Minnesota High School Hockey Minnesota High School Basketball Minnesota High School Football Minnesota High School Baseball Live announcers in all time segments, adult personality and viewpoint. 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ADDENDUM TO AGENDA OF AUGUST 8, 1990 F-2 Request to Lower Speed Limit to 15 m.p.h. and post "Watch forChildren" signs on Autumn and Prior Streets. A~~~ Consent Policy CITY OF TALCON HEIGHTS ltEQUES? YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Agenda Item: F-2 Msetiag Date: 8/8/90 ITE'•! DESCRIPTION: REQUEST TO~iGWER SPEED LIMIT TO 15 m.p.h. AND POST WATCH FOR CHILDREN" SIGNS ON AUTUMN AND PRIOR STREETS SUBMITTED BY: _ Barbara Smith 1964 Autumn Street REVIEi~ED BY: . Jan Wiessner Shirley Chenoweth Sgt. Savard, Roseville Police E~LANATION/SUI~SARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): Barbara Smith of 1964 Autumn Street has requested that the speed limit beloweredandthat "Watch for Children" signs be posted on Autumn Street and Prior Street. The City's operating policy is that requests of this nature come before the City Council. However, staff posted a "Watch for Children" sign pending Council action. Subsequently, a complaint about the sign has been received from another residennt, Ralph Strutzel, 1994 Autumn. Speed limits can only be set by the State of Minnesota. D oug Strong of the City of Roseville informed me that they do not post "Watch for Children" or Slow, Children Playing'° signs any longer as they do not work. In fact, theytendtohavetheoppositeeffectofgivingchildrenafalsesenseofsecurity. ATTACHMENTS: A. Smith letter B. Strutzel complaint C. Roseville Police letter D. Maurer letter ACTION REQUESTED: Attachment A 7 ~ ~ .~G U' s ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~~~ w~ x. ~ ~~ tom- ~-~ c:~~~~~,1~~c~.~G w ~~~ ~~ . ys~/~o5~ 8-4 -- City.of lalcon fltights CO!'D'LAINT FO~+I i• Attach All Supporting Inforsa~tio~n3 Attachment B Initials: ~ - Date 1 ..r / Tise: c% Complaint: ~ ~'~' iteceivsd Froa:.. _ -.fie - - ,~ ~' -~hone(H~ ~ ddrsas ?fie (~ City Zip Code Complaint Address/Area: Reported/Refezzed To: J~/l~ '~' ~ ~p,, _ 1- ,a, ~ ~o . (.J ~~. - Date: Time W ~ D~'~ k^r''`, f'~, ~"'~',~ f-~ l~'~'`yv` -Action Taken: ~/,~•y~~ J Follw-up Dy:Date: Tice: Action ?aken: i~'~ r~~~ Attachment C i• 7 a8~a8~1990 14~~3 FP,OhI CITY OF ROSEVILLE August 8, 1990 TO FALCON HEIGHTS P.02 TO: Jan Wiesner, City Administrator FROM: Ron Savax~d, Sergeant SUBJECT: TR~F~'IC BAFETY REQUEST I have received a copy of Barbara Smith's letter to you requesting a "watch For Children" sign and a reduced speed limit in hex' neighborhood at 1964 Autumn, Falcon Heights. The police do not recommend this type of sign as 'We feel that it only accomplishes a false security for children and parents. We do not lower speed limits in residential areas except Where there is a school located, as it causes much confusion for drivers. We find it is much better to maintain the same. speed limit in residential areas throughout the city. If you have any further questions please call me at 490-2246. RS/b A• August 7, 1990 File No: 330-000-00 CONSULTING ENGINEERS Maier Stewart & Associates Inc. Ms. Jan Wiessner Administrator City of Falcon Heights 2077 Larpenteur Avenue West Falcon Heights, MN 55113 RE: BARBARA SMITH CONCERNS Dear Ms. Wiessner: As you requested, I have reviewed the letter from Ms. Barbara Smith, 1964 Autumn Street requesting a 15 mile per hour speed limit and "Children are Present" sign in her neighborhood. Based on my review I would offer the following comments: 1. The minimum speed limit allowed by State law in urban areas is 30 miles per hour. The only exception is school zones, where a 20 mile per hour minimum can be used. Beyond this, excessive speed in the neighborhood would be an enforcement problem. 2. Rectangular black on yellow street signs are non-standard and should not be used. Unfortunately, these are the types of signs most often used for warning messages. 3. The standard warning message sign is a diamond shape black on yellow. There is not a typical one of these with a "Children are Present" message but one could certainly be printed that way. 4. It should be noted that these diamond shaped warning signs have no enforcement value. The concern with these type of signs is they maygiveafalsesenseofsecuritytothechildrentheyareintendedto protect, thus making the situation even more unsafe. The layout of this particular neighborhood is such that it would have very little through-traffic. If there is a particular problem with driving habits in the area, the likely offenders are neighborhood residents. Perhaps this is a problem best handled by the neighbors. 1959 SLOAN PLACE, ST PAUL, MINNESOTA 55117 612-774-6021 Equal Opportunity Employer CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS AUGUST 7, 1990 PAGE TWO 5. A final concern with these "Children are Present" warning signs is theytendtohavearelativeshortlifespan. As the children in the area grow, the signs are usually forgotten and soon there are warning signs for few or no children. If the City policy is to install these based on any neighborhood request, you could create a situation where the City is saturated with warning signs with limited or no value. This saturation would tend to diminish the effectiveness of warning signs which are needed. If you have any questions regarding these comments, please call. Sincerely, MAIER STEWART AND ASSOCIATES, INC. G2G,l.~~ Terry .Maurer, P.E. TJM/km