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Home My WebLink AboutCCAgenda_90Sep26ADDENDUM TO SEPT. 26~ 1990 AGENDA E-7 Staining and Painting of Park Building ACTION: Conant % Policy ITE'1 DESCRIPTION: SUS?iITTED BY REVIE~FID BY CITY OP FALC02` '~ICflTS ttEQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATIt72I STAINING AND PAINTING OF PARK BUILDING Carol Kriegler Jan Wiessner PLANATION/SITMrlARY (attach additional sheets as necessary) agenda Item: E-7 Ssrting Datx: 9/26/90 The contract with Jefferson Construction for construction of the park building did not include sealing, painting, staining and finishing. The work was bid as an alternate that the City could choose to accept or reject. The decision was made to accept the deduct" and therefore deduct $6,885 from the base price of the bid. This decision was made with the thought that the City could arrange to have the work done at a lesser price. Since this time, a volunteer has applied one coat of stain to the exterior of the building and sealed the decorative masonry block. Work yet incomplete is (1) a second coat to the exterior, (2) ex- terior trim (3) interior staining (4) interior trim painting. To date, $1,269 has been spent for stain, sealer and miscellaneous supplies. All that needs to be purchased at this point is paint to do the window trim and doors and this should not exceed $200- 300. We estimate that we already have enough stain. Four quotes have been obtained to have the above mentioned work completed. These quotes follow: Grundtner, $5,500; Bartlett, 3,484; Luv, $3,900 (phone quote), and Dave's, $2,800. These quotes are for all labor and equipment. ATTACHMENTS: A. Grundtner quote B. Bartlett quote C. Dave Oferosky quote ACTION REQUESTED: Awarding of the contract to Dave's Painting for 2,800 with the provision that no down payment is required. Expenditure to come out of Park C.I.F. t PEP-:?1_,9a~ FRI Z1: ,3 Ili:HEIL TRUCE<: EF~,~ ;__,~~ #~3r P~~~ Attachment A c-r7 ~ n i• Today ~/~~,~aCarolKreigler Falcon. Heights City offices Aid for painting exterior anal interior of recreation center. Bid to ine.l.ude second chat an exterior atld two coats nn interior. Paint will betwoLaneasdescribedonplans, I will. cover all areas not to be painted to prote.c;tfromaversprt3y. Paint to he used will be supplied by Falcon Heights. All other matcritobesuppliedbyme, Ae advised that some lap marks may appear On painted surfaces.Phis happens for two reasons, C}ne reason is that the oil base paint drzes slowlyandappearstobelappedwhiledryitxg. '.Phis is natural and to be expected. The secaatdreasonisbecausemuchofthewoadtobepaintedisroughsawn. ti~hen .looking atpaintedroughsawnwoadyouseeshadowsanddarkareas. This is caused by the woad andnotthe. quality of the paint t?r labor, the best reference I have is the volunteer work T helped Tim Heil da ot7 the exteri_ar ref this soma builtiirt~. t da neat anti clean professional work, When I start I will work ea completethejabas .~oc~n as passible. Toxal rhargeg for work described r~bave; 5,SU0.[IU payment i.n frill duz upon cctnpletian of work. Thi;~ bid includes much exteri~~r work. Cde should act quickly so enough goodweatia.c:r is avaiLabl.e Co work atxt of doors. Steve Grundtner 1'?$5 F'. 3rd. SC_ St, Paul, Mn. ,~S1U6 T~1k. 292--7632 Hm, 776-$7b2 c~=;- Attachment B 1297 Wyncrest Court Arden Hills, MN 55112 636-7270 September l~, 1ga0 coN HEIGHTS COIF'°iT'~~'Ul'iITY CENTER ... . ESTIIVIATE .... . Interior ~~d axt~rior.... ~.~ per ~pceifica,tio~ Labor ~.xd ~,~,teri~.l: $3434.00 I will furn~i~h m~t~ri~.l for wi~dow~ ~~d dotir~. Attachment C PROPOSAL September 22 1~0 Cii-~ of Falrnn Ht~ight•~ Vin n W i~ht Dear Sir: The undersigned proposes to furnish all materials and perform all labor necessary to complete the following: FYTTi'1?Tnl? nFRT~TTT,as~n~~ Fni-i ra htti 1 rii nn ntti-~i ric vi th~O~e OLl-~G~' GO~.~" O wnnrl~*nrtr 1 P ~ . i.,^ - 2r- Nava+•c Prnfaccinn~l Aainty~~ TAT}~~ Sbl~,~.r_1~~~. ~~~ i*AB~S Tntal nnc+ of i®~ ~„~ $~e ~8 1lnt.Tn r~aTtll2Ylt Ofr.-2~1.°~e - ~i-~]QO o~ All of the above work to be completed in a substantial and workmanlike manner for the sum of ~, fi O O _ O Otwni-.hrntcanA ai~hi- httndrAr9 rlnl lara ~~___________~ Dollars Payments to be made each CO1~ As the work progresses to the value of NA o ) per cent of all work completed. The entire amount of contract to be paid within COn days after completion. Any alteration or deviation from the above specifications involving extra rnst of material or labor will only be executed upon written orders for same, and will become an extra charge over the stun mentioned in this contract. All agreementsmustbemadeinwriting. The Contractor agrees to carry Workmen's Compensation and Public Liability Insurance, also to pay all Sales Taxes,Old Age Benefit and Unemployment Compensation Taxes upon the material and labor furnished under this contract, asrequiredbytheUnitedStatesGovernmentandtheStateinwhichthisworkisperformed. Respectfully submitted, Con r By ACCEPTANCE You are hereby authorized to furnish all materials and labor required to complete the work mentioned in the aboveproposal, for which the undersigned agrees to pay the amount mentioned in saidlproposal, and accor ding to the terms thereof. 19 W Dorm 1!7 FNANK R. W/1LKEp CO., FlJ~LIii16Ni, CHK:AOp U REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS AGENDA SEPTEMBER 26, 1990 WORKSHOP: 5:30-7:00 P.M. Workshop on City Administrator's Performance Review A. CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 P.M. B. ROLL CALL: JACOBS WALLIN CIERNIA GEHRZ BALDWIN WIESSNER S. CHENOWETH ATTORNEY ENGINEER C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 12, 1990 D. PUBLIC HEARING: 1. Delinquent Utility Charges ACTION: PUBLIC HEARING: 2. Proposed 1991 Street Improvements ACTION: E. CONSENT AGENDA 1. Disbursements a. Disbursements through 9/26/90, $31,564.46 b. Payroll, 9/1/90-9/13/90, $12,474.18 2. Appointment of Election Judges for November 6, 1990 General Election 3. Parks & Recreation Commission Minutes 4. Resignation of Jean Suppes from the Parks & Rec Commission 5. Lions Club Tree Sales at Community Park 6. Licenses AC7.'ION MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12, 1990 Baldwin convened the meeting at 7:00 P.M. ALL MEMBERS PRESENT Baldwin, Ciernia, Gehrz, Jacobs and Wallin.. Also present were Maurer, Wiessner and Chenoweth. ADDENDUM TO AGENDA Council added Item F(4), DeMartino Liability Claim, to the Policy Agenda by unanimous consent. MINUTES OF 8/22/90 APPROVED The Dlinutes of August 22, 1990 were approved by unanimous consent. APPROVAL OF COLJSENT AGENDA ITEMS Council approved the following Consent Agenda items by unanimous consent: 1.Disbursements a. General Disbursement through 9/12/90, $112,097.94 b. Payroll 8/15/90-8/31/90,. $9,955.49 2.Commission Minutes a. Parks & Recreation Minutes of 8/20/90 b. Planning Commission Minutes of 8/27/90 3.Approval of an Accessory Use Permit for Construction of a Utility Shed at 1824 Asbury 4.Approval of a Variance to Allow Replacement of a Business Sign at Falcon Heights Pharmacy, 1707 N. Snelling, such Sign to Exceed the 75 Square Foot Maximum 5.Approval of a Variance to the 30 Foot Rear Yard Requirement to Allow Construction of a Garage at 1586 Burton 6.Resolution R-90-35 Proclaiming 9/22/90 as National Voter Registration Day 7.Licenses: Otterkill Plastering Co., #0588, Craig Ridisell Construction, #0590, and Blaine Heating and A/C, #0589. CLEVELAND AVENUE FEASIBILITY REPORT Maurer briefly commented on items in his letter dated September 5, 1990 relating to the final draft of the Cleveland-Avenue feasibility report. Dan Soler of Ramey County Public Works reviewed the project which originally provided for a 52 foot wide street with four traffic lanes which would allow no space for a pathway without obtaining additional right-of-way from the University of Minnesota. He explained that the Minnesota Department of Transportation anticipates amending their design standards which would allow decreasing the width of the street, and the County's proposal for Cleveland Ave. has been amended to provide for construction of a 48 foot roadway with two traffic lanes and a center turn lane... This would allow space for a pathway on the east side of Cleveland without obtaining additional right-of-way and would address the City of Roseville's objection to a four lane roadway. The amended plan would increase the cost to Falcon Heights due to the fact that the County funding policy provides for payment of 100 of travel lanes but only 25~ for shoulders. The increased cost to the City for the narrower roadway would be approximately $39,000. Council discussed whether or not it was prudent to construct a pathway at a cost of $39,000, and other possible options. Following the discussion Jacobs moved, seconded by Wallin, that Ramsey County be requested to come back with a design for a 52 foot roadway, striped for two lanes, with a center turn lane which would reduce the City's financial responsibility. Upon a vote being taken the following voted iri favor thereof: Jacobs, Gehrz and Wallin, and the following voted against the same: Baldwin and Ciernia. Motion carried. HAMLINE AVENUE. PROJECT TO BE DISCUSSED AT 9/26/90 COUNCIL MEETING Baldwin asked Mr. Soler why Hamline Avenue, which is scheduled for reconstruction in 1991, could not be narrowed to 48 feet if the criteria is being amended. Soler replied that it would require preparing new plans which would be costly and that the County has some time constraints in using their bonding funds. Council requested that the item be placed on the next Council Agenda. DeMARTINO LIABILITY CLAIM TO BE SUBMITTED TO CITY'S INSURANCE CARRIER Baldwin explained that Marvin DeMartino, 1345 W. California, has submitted a claim to the City for repair of the sewer line at his residence. Mr. DeMartino was of the opinion that the City should pay for the repair as the break was in the area where the cast iron pipe from the house connected to the clay pipe installed by the City in 1958. He also felt it was damaged by heavy equipment at the time Hamline Avenue was reconstructed in 1986. Baldwin explained that the present City Code stipulates that the property owner is responsible for any repairs to the line from the building to the main. sewer and this requirement has been in effect since 1972 when Ordinance No. 121 was adopted. He also explained that the minutes from that meeting indicated the intent was to make the property owner responsible for the stub. Mr. DeMartino was in attendance and reaffirmed his belief that the cost is the City's responsibility and that the line was damaged by heavy equipment during construction of Hamline. He also felt that the intent of the Ordinance was vague. Wiessner explained that the City pays for liability insurance and the normal procedure is to present any claim to the insurance company for them to determine if there is liability on the part. of the City or Ramsey County, as the Hamline Avenue construction was a County project. Following the discussion, Mr. DeMartino was advised that the matter will be submitted to the insurance company as soon as possible and that Staff will obtain an opinion on the wording of the Ordinance. WORKSHOP SCHEDULED FOR CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S PERFORMANCE REVIEW Wiessner explained the proposed process and requested that each Councilmember complete the appraisal sheet for discussion at a workshop. Council agreed to the procedure and scheduled the workshop for September 26, 1990, 5:30 to 7:00 P.M. FUNDS TO BE TRANSFERRED FROM CONTINGENCY TO FUND ATTENDANCE AT NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES CONFERENCE Baldwin explained that if any Councilmembers desire to attend the National League of Cities Conference it will be necessary to transfer funds to cover the cost. He also urged members to attend if at all possible. Ciernia then moved that funds. be transferred from the Contingency Fund in an amount sufficient to cover costs for attendance at the National League of Cities Conference. Motion carried unanimously. Tom Baldwin, Mayor i ATTEST: Shirley Chenoweth City Clerk gtnda I:e~~ 1 CI?Y i~~ 7ALC0:~ B~IGETS PUBLIC HEARING 7 p.m. S:etiag Datc: 9 26/90 ITE'i DESCRIPTI03~: Delinquent Utility Charges Hearing SUBMITTED BY: Tom Kelly, City Accountant REVIEWED BY: B~LANATION/SUl4~.ARY (attach additional sheets as neccssary): All attached properties are at least two months late due July 31) and all have recieved two notices (2nd quarter bill and publichearingnotice). Property owners have until October 10 to pay the delinquent charges without it being placed on their tax statement. Attachments: a) Assessment Roll b) Proposed Resolution R-90-36 levying special assessments for delinquent utility charges. ACiIOI~ REQIIESTED : - Adopt Resolution R-90`36 UNPAID SEWER CHARGES FOR ASSESSMENTS AS OF 9/18/90 AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS 135.35 Ivy Johnson 1701 Albert Street Falcon Heights, 55113 96.53 Richard & Barb Einen 1841 N. Draper Drive St. Paul, MN 55113 135.35 Oksana Yonan 1892 Albert Street Falcon Heights 55113 135.35 Charles Larson 1725 Arona Street Falcon Heights 55113 135.35 Howard Smeby 1801 Asbury Falcon Heights, 55113 135.35 Joseph Jack 100 Tangerine Blvd P.O. Box 215 Brownsville, TX 78521 100.06 Karen Greiner 1354 W. California Falcon Heights 55108 135.35 Edward Sainoski 1507 West California Falcon Heights, 55108 32.08 Florence Lee 1737 N. Fry St Falcon Heights 55113 67.36 William Soukup 1763 N. Hamline Ave Falcon Heights 55113 135.35 Cynthia Koecher 1625 Hollywood Court Falcon Heights 55108 135.35 Ernest Kutzik 1910 Holton Street PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 15-29-23-34-0060 Sub. to Albert St. The So. 63' of N. 1113 ft E 166.3' W 1/2 of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 15-29-23-34-0059 Sub to Albert St. The 563' of SW 1/4 of Sec 15 TN 29 RN 23 15-29-23-31-0022 Lot 3, Block 1, Klatts Add. 15-29-23-33-0072 Lot 14, Block 6, Falcon Heights Addn. 15-29-23-33-0089 Lot 1, Block 2, Kellers Falcon Heights 22-29-23-21-0078 Lot 11, Block 4, Northome 22-29-23-21-0071 Lot 3 Blcok 4 Northome 22-29-23-22-0009 Ely 50 ft of Lot 1, Block 13 Northome 3rd Addition 16-29-23-44-0017 Lot 8 Annie L.Hendrickson Acres Lots 15-29-23-34-0008 S 1/2 of Lot 2 Larpenteur Villas 21-29-23-11-0011 E 17 ft of Lot 12 and all of Lot it Block 21,Crossroads Ct 15-29-23-31-0042 Lot 2, Block 15, Midway Plains 1 AMOUNT NAME AND ADDRESS 135.35 Jeffrey Clark 1341 West Idaho Avenue Falcon Heights 55108 135.35 Robert Tramel 1505 Idaho Falcon Heights 55108 135.35 HUD Crohn Real Estate AMB 9 8021 Aenon Place Lino Lakes, MN 55014 59.49 Richard Carter 1957 W Larpenteur Ave Falcon Heights 55113 38.68 Grace Lai 2129 Scudder St St. Paul, MN 55108 135.35 Robert Olson 1386 W Larpenteur Ave Falcon Heights 55113 135.35 Grace Lai 2129 Scudder St St. Paul, MN 55108 117.92 David Olson 314 Selby Ave St. Paul, MN 55102 61.24 John Ryan 1444 West Roselawn Falcon Heights 55113 135.35 Diane Reiling 1760 N Snelling Ave Falcon Heights 55113 117.93 Lavonne Souther 1941 Summer St PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 22-29-23-21-0089 Lot 22, Block 4, Northome 22-29-23-22-0032 Ex W 85 ft. Lot 1 & ex. E 65' Lot 2,Block 12, Northome 3rd Addn. 22-29-23-21-0111 Lot 21, Block 5, Northome 16-29-23-34-0073 Sub to Co Rd A The W 60'of E 131' of S.186' of W 20 acres of E 1/2 of Sec 16 TN 29 RN 23 16-29-23-34-0090 Common Area Interest. in Lot 6 Block 1 attributable & Lot 5 Block 1 Falcon Ridge Estates 22-29-23-21-0009 Ex.E 34 ft,Lot 11 & E 37 2/10 ft of Lot 12, Block 1,Northome 16-29-23-34-0088 Common Area Interest in Lot 6, Block 1 Attributable & Lot 3, Block 1, Falcon Ridge Estates 16-29-23-33-0003 Sub to Co Rd A The W 123' of E 1690 5/10' of S 268' of SW 1/4 of Sec 16 TN 29 RN 23 15-29-23-31-0045 W 44 72/100 ft of S 75 ft & Ex W 24 4/10 ft of Lot 2 and W 10 ft of Lot 2 and W 10 ft of Lot 1, Block 1, Barthel Villas 15-29-23-33-0102 Lot 14 .Block 2 Kellers Falcon Heights 16-29-23-31-0068 Lot 6 Block 4 Falcon Woods #2 2 i• AMOUNT 135.35 135.35 17.41 128.42 176.95 3,179.67 NAME AND ADDRESS Falcon Heights 55113 John Webster 1850 North Snelling Falcon Heights 55113 Bobby Thomas 1703 St. Mary's Street Falcon Heights, 55113 Robert O'Connell 3101 Silver Lake Minneapolis 55418 Steve Cheney 14023 23rd Ave No. Plymouth, MN 55447 Stratford Investments 1781 North Prior Ave Falcon Heights 55113 TOTAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PROPERTY IDESCRIPTION 15-29-23-32-0057 Lot 1, Block i, Kellers Falcon Heights 16-29-23-44-0046 Lot 28, The Crossroads 16-29-23-44-0040 Lot 28, The Crossroads 22-29-23-22-0060 RLS #2 16-29-23-33-0012 Lot 1, Block 1, Stratford Professional Park 3 No. R 90-36 CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS C O U N C I L R E S O L U T I O N Date September 26, 1990 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO LEVYING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTSFORDELINQUENTUTILITYCHARGES RESOLVED that 1. It is hereby determined that there are delinquent sewer chargesagainstthepropertieshereinaftersetforth, in the amounts setforthoppositethedescriptionofsuchproperties; 2. A special assessment in the amount hereinafter set forth isherebyleviedagainsteachofsuchtracts, with an interest rateofeightpercentannually, respectively; 3. A total amount of such special assessment, in each case, shallbepayablewiththe1990realestatetaxesdueandpayableduring1991; 4. The Clerk shall forthwith transmit a certified copy of the assessment to -the County Auditor to be extended on the propertaxlistsoftheCountyandsuchassessmentshallbecollectedandpaidoverintothesamemannerasothermunicipaltaxes; 5. Tracts of land and the amount of such special assessments are as follows: (see attached) 6. The Delinquent Sewer assessment roll total is $3,179.67. Moved by Approved by Mayor Date YEAS NAYS BALDWIN Attested by CIERNIA in Favor City C erk CHENOWETH WALLIN AgainstBUSH Date Adopted by Council S 1 CI?Y OF TALCON BEIGSTS PUBLIC HEARING LJ Benda Item: D-2 lcetiaE Date: 9/20/90 ITEt! DESC IP?ION: PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED 1991 STREET IMPROVEMENTS SIISMI EY: Terry Maurer REVIEi~ED y; Jan Wiessner Shirley Chenoweth E!D'I,AAIAT 0'N/SUlQSARY (attach additional sheets as accessary): The hearing notice was published in the FOCUS newspaper, pos ed in the official posting places, and each affected pro erty owner was given a mailed notice as required by sta ute. Ple se bring your copy of the Feasibility Study for the 199 Improvements and the Assessment Manual adopted November 8, 198 If you do not have copies of these items, please call and we will provide a copy. ATT CHMENT: A.Proposed Resolution R-90-37 ACTION RE STED: Approval of Resolution R-90-37 if acceptable. nQ_c. RESOLUTION R 90-37 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND PREPARATION OF PLANS WHEREAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the 5th day of July 1990, fixed a date for the council hea ing on the proposed improvement of Albert Street between Lar enteur Avenue and Garden Avenue, Arona Street between Cra ford Avenue and Roselawn Avenue, Fry Street between Larpenteur Ave ue and Garden Avenue, Garden Avenue between Fry Street and Sne ling Avenue, St. Mary's Street between Larpenteur Avenue and Map e Knoll Drive and Maple Knoll. Drive between Fry Street and Sne ling Avenue. AND WHEREAS, ten days' mailed notice and two weeks' pub fished notice of the hearing was given, and the hearing was hel thereon on the 26th day of Sep~~t~ember 1990, at whi h all persons desir nigto be hear were given an opportunity to e heard thereon, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF FAL ON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA: 1. 2. the and Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the it resolution adopted the day of 1990. Maier Stewart & Associates., Inc. is hereby designated as engineer for this improvement. They shall prepare plans specifications for the making of such improvement. Adopted by the council this day of 1990. Mayor y ~ler CoaaenL X Policy CITY OP FALCC+N SIGHTS YSQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERAT30N ggeac'a Ite~,: E-1 Sseting Datx: 9/26/90 ITS! 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GO 15-Sep-90 VOID 018688 000000002 Wiessr~r, Janet R.17 01 semi-monthly 1,227,79 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018589 000000004 Kriegler, Carol J.17 G1 semi-monthly 367.67 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018690 004000011 Chenaveth, Shirley G.17 01 semi-monthly 757.63 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018691 00000t>Z120 Iverson, Terry D.17 O1 semi-monthly 781.69 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018692 000000027 Morgan, Jay M.17 01 semi-monthly fi93.51 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018693 000000038 Wright, Vincent D.17 O1 semi-monthly 766.38 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018694 000000050 Kubes, Jan E.17 01 semi-monthly 105,55 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018b95 000000063 Phillips, Patricia A.17 01 semi-mar~thly 649.69 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018696 000000065 Kelly, Thomas R.17 01 semi-monthly 863.90 i5-5ep-90 Outstanding 018697 C-OC-000071 Bosshardt, Brian 17 O1 semi-monthly 22.42 15-Sep-90 Dutstar~ding 018698 000000079 Hoyt Taff, Susan L.I7 O1 semi-a~nthly 502.17 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018b99 00000CK)91 Swenson, DeLaris J.17 41 semi-monthly 538.88 15-Sep-90 Outstanding Oid70t1 000000092 Peterson, Gregory S.17 O1 semi-r~nthly 434,26 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018701 00000009b Robinson, Margaret L.17 01 semi-monthly b8.2S 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018702 000000099 Wallin, Janet 17 01 semi-monthly 60,85 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018703 000600100 Staffa, Kathleen 17 01 semi-monthly 60.85 15-Sep-~ Outstar~3ing 018704 000000101 Bianchi, Dorothy 17 01 semi-monthly 56.17 i5-Sep-90 Outstanding 018705 00000010c^ Skweres, Maricm 17 01 semi-monthly 63.66 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018706 000000103 Rust, Laura it 01 semi-monthly 63.66 15-Sep-90 Ou#standing 07 0000W104 Kraemer, Carol 17 C-1 semi-monthly 60.85 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 000000105 5undheim, Elizabeth 17 01 semi-monthly 61.79 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 0 709 OO0p00106 MacKnight, Gladys 17 01 semi-mthly b3.66 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018710 000000107 Richards, Flarer~ce 17 01 semi-monthly 56.17 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018711 000000108 Brown, Gladys 17 O1 semi-monthly 63.66 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018712 000000109 Robertson, Alice 17 01 semi-monthly 63. b6 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018713 000000C-03 Baumann, Nicholas B.9 02 monthly 1 340.70 15-5ep-90 Ou#standing 018714 000000005 Berndt, Rass 9 02 monthly 1 121.26 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018715 000000CK16 Bianchi, David P,9 02 monthly i 18.75 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018716 000000008 Brawn, Raymond F.9 02 monthly 1 285.75 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018717 OOC-UC-0013 Clarkin, Michael D.9 02 monthly 1 84.51 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018718 000000014 Dow, Michael J.9 02 manthiy 1 224.50 15-Sep-90 Outstanding G18719 000000015 Dawdell, Ralph L.9 02 monthly 1 36.25 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018720 000000016 Fuller, James D.9 02 monthly 1 176.38 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018721 00CK100C-18 Halmgren, Jahn M. Sr,9 02 monthly 1 130.00 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018722 000000021 Kurha,}etz, Clement M.9 02 monthly 1 123.75 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018723 000000023 LeMay, Douglas 9 02 monthly 1 143.97 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018724 000000024 Lindig, Lea 9 02 monthly 1 107.30 !5-Sep-90 Outstanding 018725 t-OCK)Q0025 McDermond, Cindy K.9 02 mthly 1 45.00 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 01872b 000000026 McNabb, Gerald 9 02 monthly 1 27.50 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018727 000000029 Olson, Joseph E.9 02 monthly 1 115.00 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018728 000000032 Schaefer, Richard A.9 02 monthly i 86.26 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018729 0000033 Schauffert, Craig F.9 G2 monthly 1 15.00 15-Sep-90 Outstarxiing 018730 000000034 Smida, Gail 9 42 manthiy 1 184.51 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018731 000000039 Morgan, Jay 9 02 monthly 1 67. b8 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018732 000000040 Kayser, Douglas 9 02 monthly 1 58.75 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 33 000000042 Staiz, Steven P.9 02 monthly 1 23.75 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 34 000000045 Gilbert, Jerome J,9 02 monthly 1 111.59 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018735 0000G004b Halmgren, Jahn H, Jr.9 02 monthly i 217.63 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 13 Sep 1990 Paid Register Page 2 Thu 10:0s AM City of Falcon Heights Pay Pay Employee Employee Pay Sroup 6raup Check Number Number Name ~ Period Number Descriatian Check I~aaunt Date Status 018736 000000047 McNabb, Kevin 9 02 monthly 1.80.01 15-Sep-90 Dutstar~iing 018737 00049 t~ndersan, itevin L.9 42 monthly 1 238.88 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 0!8738 000000064 PETERSON, 6RE6ORY S.9 02 monthly 1 262.02 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018739 000000069 Martinez, Joseph !..9 42 monthly 1 89.38 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018740 OG0000084 Hassel, Richard 9 02 monthly 1 226.25 !5-Sep-90 Outstanding 018741 000000085 Herold, Nathaniel 9 02 monthly i 191.25 15-5ep-90 Outstanding 018742 400000087 Iverson, Terry D.9 02 monthly 1 80.63 15-Sep-90 Outstanding 018743 000000093 Niles, Dirk F.9 02 monthly i 105.00 15-Sep-90 Outstanding brand Total 12,474.18 Consent X Policy J CITY OF TALCO'i` ~IGfl?S YEQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERA2ION genda Item: E-2 Ssetiag Data:g 26 90 ITE*: DESCRIPTION: APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION JUDGES FOR NOVEMBER 6, 1990 GENERAL ELECTION SUBMITTED BY• _ Shirley Chenoweth REVIEWED BY: E~LANATION/SUl4;.ARY (attach •dditioaa2 sheets as necessary) Attached is the list of proposed judges for your approval. As you will note, the two major political parties are equally represented. ACTION RgQUESTED: Approval C~ ELECTION JUDGES FOR NOVEMBER 6, 1990 GENERAL ELECTION Precinct 1 Chairperson Precinct 2 Chairperson R Laura Rust 1922 Autumn 644-9514 D Dorothy Bianchi 1725 Fairview 645-3389 R Marion Skweres 1741 Lindig 644-3656 D Carol .Kraemer 1707 Fairview 645-7.963 R Helen Blake 1579 Burton Street 645-3089 D Carol Kindschi 2129 W. Larpenteur 642-9417 D Gladys MacKnight 1728 Pascal 644-3345 R Gladys Brown -1592 Maple Knoll 645-1385 D Alice Robertson 1741 Holton 644-4220 R Flossie Richards 1525 W Iowa 644-748b D Sally Jernberg 1540 W Iowa 645-5171 R Elizabeth Sundheim 1887 Albert 644-9593 7 COnatnL X Policy CITY OF lALCON ~IGflZS REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION ITEYi DESCRIPTI021: PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES SII3TSITTED BY: REFIE~-ED BY: Parks and Recreation Commission Carol Kriegler E~LANATION/SUZ4~iARY (attach additional sheets as necessary) ARenda Item: E-3 Batting Date: 9/26/90 Minutes of September 10, 1990 meeting are attached. ACTION RE QESTED: i•c~/ F'AF:F~::S AND F:E~ ::EAT I ON -= OMM I SS I ON MEET I N-a SEF'TEMBEF: 1 C-. 1'~'~~ ~ MINUTES Members presents C:arc~l Hc.asc~; Llcryd Jacobs; Steve Schugal, Jyneen Thatcher; Deborah Weiland; -=arol F::riegler, F'ark: Dire~_t~ ~r p Sam Ja~_~_~bs, -_~ tun~_ it Liaise gyn. ENEF:AL ANNOUN+=EMENTS are ~l ann~ ~L-n~,ed that Jean Supper i~iad resigned fry ~m the -=:~~~mmissi~ m because c~ f persc ~na1 time cc ~nstraints, and ask:ed that we help tc~ recruit a new member . A representat ive from the neighb~ ~rh~~~~ ~d north c~ f the schc ~c~l w~~~uld be ideal. F:AN7 AF'F'L I+~ AT I ON The appl icati+_~n for MN Dept ~+f Trade °< Ecc~nc~mic Development +.~rant has been ~_~-~mpleted and submitted, fc ~r a total ~!f ~'+iS'~, r>Cai_: towards impr-c ~vement of Idaho {-S+~eI I ing F'ark:. One item required in the farms package was a schematic drawing cif the prc~p~~sed park: building/ warming house. This has been do one by Buetow Assoc 7.ate; a ~~~ spy ~ ~f the drawing was passed ar ~_~un d f ~ ~r ~ cur review . Fart of the cc~nsiderati~~n procedure is a site visit by the granting cc ~mmittee, and publ i~_ part is ipat icon is en~_~ ~uraged. Al 1 -=c ~mmissic ~n members present stated interest in being present at the site visit, and arc ~1 will ~_~ intact us when date and time are ~_hc ~sen. This will probabl y 1 ester in September . ONT1*: I BUT I ON5 ' The F:oseville Jay+~ee's have apparently sent a ~_heck, and while tl-~e amount is n~~~t yet k:ncawn, it is appre~_ fated. -=arc ~1 will be re-cc intact ing the N+.1t~Jani's ~=on~~e'rninQ cur "Wlsh 11St", 51n~.e the tlmlrig may be QG~_~d In regards tc ~ their financial status. NEW F'At*:k; BU I LD I i~a-~ The glass has been installed in the new building - the doers, gables and clerestory windows. The ether adjustments are being taken care cif. Sam told us the -=:ity C:c~un~=i1 had decided to withhold final payment until these were satisfactorily completed. +_arc~l said there was quite an extensive list for the building, and a separate list fc~r the landscape. The final certi•Ficate cif n~=cupancy may be issued late this week:. G!uotes for staining the interior and exterior trim and se;=~~nd coat are still coming in. There is a p~~ssibility •..f it being done by city crews. BUILDIN-~ USE F'OLI-IES The use p~=~I ir_ ies decided upon at ,the 1 art ~~c ~mmisic ~n meeting were approved by the members nc~w present. These are: 5-~per shift, Sam-3pm and ~#pm-14- pm lt~i_- damage deposit, p robably nctn-cashed ..heck: nc~barge tc~ these on the city's list -:nc ~n-profit c~rgani~at is ~ns:- Addit is +nal pc+1 i+~ ies agreed up••n by present n+_+ specifi~_ pric+rity given t~_+ Fa1+~~!n F:+~+seville's, especially with the upcc+ming damage dept+sit fc+r n+~+n-prc+f it grc+ups damage respc+nsibility is signed. ID'S k'ORh~ER members were Heights residents ~+ver perative eff+~rts. may be waived i•F an agreement R+~+seville F:e+_reatic+n's t+~+ddler prc+gram, t~:id's I•`:c+rner, has requested the use c +f c+ur new par k: building . This w~ Sul d invc+I ve M~ ~nday and Wednesday fr+~+m 'dam tc+ clam. ~=arc+1 suggested c~ampensatian in the f+~+:~m ~+f ~:~+seville waiving nc+n-resident fees. The F:+,+seville Re+_ staff suppc+rts this idea, but the issue needs their city +.+~+uncil appr+_+val. ~=~+mmissic+n members all agreed that this w+_uld be a gc++_+d use of the building, with minimal prc+blems, and an e:.cellent way ~+f rem+,+ving the n+_+n-resident fee. It w+~+uld alsc+ be an e•:ample +•f +_~+~+perati+_+n between the cities. FALL !=`RDE'~:ANIS The fall prc+gram list will be similar tc+ last years, with the add itic+n i±f a +'play SChc++.+1++ fc+r pYe-SChc+c+lers. i=aYC+l alsc+ 3.S Cc+nsidering a natural ist c+utreach pry ~gi°am thrc+ugh the Mhl Interpretive Learning F'r~!grarn, Where a natural lSt Cc+meS tc+ c+ur 51te and runs pry!grams ::~u+.h as a dint+saur dig in the sandb+=+. After sc+me discussic+n, it was decided that the best time f+~+r tl~~is pr~~gram might be Saturday aftern+~~_ns. The Hall+tween Open H~~use was +.c+nfirmed fc+r Octc+ber ~~ frc+m E-Spm. arc+1 ann~~un+_ed that ~=hip has gc+tten a .jc+b with the schc+c+l system, s+~+ e will be lc+c+Eting f~~r a new attendant f+~n~ after schc+c+1 during thehc+~~l year. i=hip may be available again ne:ft summer. LIOhIS TREE SALE Marc+l's resear+=h c+n rinb:: c+,+nditic+ns revealed that flc+c+ding c+n bla+_k: dirt is definitely m+.+re time c~~nsuming, therefc+re me+re expensive. A pc+ssible sc+luti+_+n invc+Ives fl+_++_+ding the dirt, laying ~ white paper prc+du+.t c+ver this first i+.e layer,- then flc++_ding add iticmal layers +_+ver the paper. The initial flc+c+ding will be m++re we+r k: t•t-~n c+n grass, but the paper sh+_+uld help a ;tend the 1 i fe c+f the i+_e. The use c+f the area f~ ~r the tree sale will prc+bably have a minerr impact c+n site +.c+nditicros. After s+=+me discussic+n, a decisi+.+n was reached tc+ try the paper-added apprc+a+.h ~±n the h+~ck:ey ring, rather than eliminate hack:ey this year. There will, he+wever , be nc+ p 1 easur e r i n F:: at C:+,+mmun i t y F'ar Er . Sam assured us, c +n behalf c+f the Lic+ns, that they we+uld try t~~ minimise any damage t+-~ the area. FUDi~ET Sam inf~~rmed us that nc+ new attic+n has been taF::en by the +=+_+un~_il; budget hearings are tc+ be held in Octc+ber. Dis+_ussic+n by G+.+mmissic•n Members resulted in +=larificatic+n +~f s•..+me line items, but nc+ than-ges made. PAF:}-; PU I LD I hl~~ FUF:hI I TURF teric+r furniture was f+~rgc+tten when we made c+ur wish list. As this is nee=essary fc~r use ~=~f the building, ~=ar~!1 will put on the ~=c~un~=il agenda a request tc~ use ~_. i.F'. f;.;nds f~=~r this purchase. Estimate ~=~f ~=ctst is stacN:inq ~=hairs 5r? @ ~'~i~ each = ~15~~{~i?, f•=,Iding tables 7 @ ~8i~ ea•=h -- S~{>>. OTHEF: BUS I I'dESS Addresses were given f~=.r thank: yc~u notes ~:NSYA, ~=1•• L~~=~b Mats=~n, f~=~r play equipment, and Lip=ins ~~lub, c/c~ Sam Jai=cabs f~~r finan~=iai cc~ntributic~n and labor f•=~r assembly +=~f pig=nip= tables? Meet inq ad.jc Burned at 'fpm. Minutes submitted by Jyneen That=her, in Linda McL~~~~n's absen~=e. LJ Agenda Isem: E-4 Conatns X Policy CITY OF ~ALCOF SIGHTS ?Stesiag Date: 9/26/90 w jtEQUEST YOR CO~JNCIL C02dSIDERATION IT~'i DES~RIPTI03i: RESIGNATION OF JEAN SUPPES FROM THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION SU$?SITTID BY: _ Jean Suppes REVIEi~ED BY: Parks and Recreation Commission B~LANATION/SIJl4~,ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): Letter of resignation is attached. ACZIOr REQQESTED: Accept resignation i•r~_ Sept. 11, 1990 To the Commission: I hereby resign my position as member of the Falcon Heights Parks and Recreation Commission. Sincerely, Jean Suppe r 7 Constnt~_ Policy _ ITE.*! DESCRIPTID~i: SUBMITTID BY: REVIEFFED BY: CITY OF TALCOYC ~IGflTS REQUEST YaR COUNCIL CCNSIDERATIL7N LIONS CLUB TREE SALES AT COMMUNITY PARK Carol Kriegler Jan Wiessner PLANATION/SIJHT'.ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): lgenda Ii+e~: E-5 Seetiag Datx: 9/20/90 The Falcon Heights/Lauderdale Lions Club has requested use of the hockey rink at the Community Park for its annual Christmas Tree Sale. The sale is scheduled to take place November 23 through December 16. The Parks and Recreation Commission is very supportive of this request and city staff will be supportive provided that the attached agreement is made. City staff feels that it is necessary for the rink to be .kept snow-free• on a continual basis throughout the sale. If the rink~is not kept snow-free, there is the potential for uneven snow and ice build-up that could make flooding very difficult. In past years both the city and the Lions Club have been very fortunate that there has been little or no snow to contend with. Although we hope that this trend continues, we feel that the City would be best served if the attached agreement were in place. ATTACHMENTS: a. Request from Lions Club b. Copy of proposed Agreement c. Copy of Section 5-6.02 Regulating Christmas Tree lots d. Copy of Business License fee schedule ACTION REQUESTED: Approve the Agreement and issue a Christmas Tree Sales License for the period from November 23, 1990 to December 16, 1990. i• Attachment (a) 0 Janet Wiessner City Administrator City Of Falcon Heights 2077 W. Larpenteur Avenue Falcon Heights, Mn 55113 Dear Janet; LIONS CLUB Falcon Heights / Lauderdale September 1, 1990 The members of the Falcon Heights-Lauderdale Lions club would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all of the support that you've shown our club during this past year. As november 10,1990 quickly approaches, that's the day the Christmas trees will be delivered to our club. We would like the city councils' permission to purchase a license and to sell those trees in the comrninityparkhockeyrink. If the council does grant us permission, then we would like to use the new shelter as our warming house during selling times. The dates that our club has chosen to sell the trees are from November 23,1990 through December 16,1990. The hours are still being negotiatedthroughourChristmastreecommittee. Once again Jan, I would like to personally thank you for your support,and if it were possible to let us know when the council .would have this item on their agenda so that the Lion club members could be present. Yours truly, ~''(~ kzn~, 1 Lion Steven R. Tenney Co-Chairman Christmas Sales SRT/ct Attachment (b) AGREEMENT The Falcon Heights/Lauderdale Lions Club is granted permission to use the hockey rink at the Falcon Heights Community Park for Christmas tree sales from Pdovember 23rd through December 16. The Falcon Heights/ Lauderdale Lions Club agrees to the following terms and conditions: 1. The hockey rink shall be kept snow-free on a continual basis throughout the sale. 2. The bituminous pathways shall be used only for the purpose of the initial tree delivery and for pedestrians. vehicles shall not be allowed on the pathway for the purposes of tree pick-up or parking. 3. Use of the park building shall be limited to use as a warming shelter for Lions Club members. 4. The Lions Club understands that the rink and surrounding areas are dirt and not grass covered. The Lions Club shall vacate the area by December 17 and do so by leaving the property in the same good condition. THE CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS By: LIONS CLUB By: LJ MUNICIPAL REGULATION & LICENSING 5-6.01 Attachment (c) or advisable in the public interest in the resolution granting any license hereunder. ubdivision 3. Licenses. The fee for every such license shall be as stipulated in Section 5-14.02. Every such license shall expire on December 31st. Licenses shall not be transferable from one person to another and a new license must be applied for each time a place of business is changed. Every such license shall be kept conspicuously posted about the place for which the license is issued and shall be exhibited to any person upon request. Sl~bdivision ~4. Revocation. Every such license may be revoked by the council for the violation of any provision herein, for the violation of any conditions or restrictions in the resolution granting the license, or for the good of the public health or morals after the licensee has been given reasonable notice and an opportunity to be heard. Subdivision 5. Restrictions. No person having any infectious disease shall be allowed to handle food. All persons handling food must keep clean, wash their hands frequently and wear clean clothing. The person applying for any such license must satisfy the council that there has been paid or will be paid, before penalty accrues, all real estate and personal property taxes assessed against the property to be used in connection with the said business. Subdivision 6. New Businesses. New business covered shall not be commenced until after the issuance of a licen se hereunder. Subdivision 7. Penalty. Any pe rson, firm or corporation which shall violate any provision of this section shall be guilty of a misdeme anor. 5-6.02 Regulation of Christmas Tree .3~-l+ssLots Subdivision 1. License Required. _ No.•person, firm, corporation or organization shall give away; trade, barter, sell at retail any cut evergreen, fir, spruce or other tree of like kind, for use as what is generally known as a "Christmas tree", within the City of Falcon Heights without first having obtained a license to do so. Such a license shall be referred to as a Christmas Tree Sales License and shall expire on January 15th of the year following issuance of the license. Subdivision 2. Application for .License. Any applicant for a license issued under this Ordinance shall file with the Clerk a written application stating name, address and the place of intended sale of such . trees, hours of operation, together with a site plan of the property showing all existing structures and all off-street parking to be provided ~n the property or adjacent property. Also included with the - 13 MUNICIPAL REGULATION & LICENSING 5-6.02 application shall be the license fee as established in Section 5-14.02 of this Code. Subdivision 3. License Restrictions. The following restrictions shall govern the issuance and continued validity of a Christmas Tree Sales license a. Such license shall be granted only in a P-1 or B-2 District or for an existing nursery or garden store. b. Adequate off-street parking shall be provided on the site or adjacent thereto. c. At all times the site shall be kept in a clean and neat manner and free from debris. d. In the event the site is to artificially illuminated, all lighting shall be directed so as not to create a glare on the traveled portion of any public street and so as not to shine upon any residentially-used property. e. All signage must comply with existing sign regulation (Section 9-13.03, Subdivision 6). Sign permit fees shall comply with the Uniform Building Code. PART 7. ITINERANT PIDDLERS AND SOLICITORS 5-7.01 Regulation of Itinerant Peddlers and Solicitors bdiviaioa 1. Purpose. The purpose of this section is to regulate and control the conduct of selling goods and merchandise in any manner where the sale or solicitation does not occur within a building, store 1 ~+ MUNICIPAL REGULATION AND LICENSING 5-13.01/14.01, 14.02 Attachment (d) Subdivision 1. Misdemeanor. In the event an individual fails to obtain the necessary license or permit, that individual shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine not to exceed $900 or by imprisonment, not to exceed g0 days, or both. Subdivision 2. Reapplication following Denial. In the event an individual is denied a license or permit, that individual may not reapply for a license or permit until six (6) months have passed from the date of the denial. PART 14. LICENSES, PERMITS AND OTHER FEES 5-14.01 Fees. The City Council shall, by resolution, establish and revise license, permit and other fees. 5-14.02 Business Licenses. Business licenses are required to operate the following: Fee 15.00 each 30.00 each 10.00 per chair 30.00 maximum 25.00 15.00 10.00 per lane 25.00 30.00 per stall 5.00 25.00 35.00 10.00 2.50 35.00 50.00 1st 3 pumps 10.00 ea. add'1. OU pip 00 35.00 50.00 75.00 4,000.00 200.00 Item Amusement Machines in Game Room Amusement Machines in Other Establishments Barber/Beauty Shops Billiards/Pool - 1st table Billiards/Pool -all others each Bowling Alley Bingo Car Wash Christaas 2rae Sales Cigarette Sales Including Vending Machines General Contractors Dog Licenses (L1.fe of Dog) Duplicate~-Dog Licenses Equipment Rental Filling Stations Fillin~~g...~~jStationsG~ara~ge`"hnepair Shops Grocery Stores, 1st 1,000 sq. ft. Grocery Sores, 3,001 to 7,000 sq. ft. Grocery Stores, 7,001 sq. ft. and over Liquor Sunday Liquor 26 Consent X Policy CITY OF TALCOT~ ~ICHTS Y~QUEST YOR COUNCIL CO?ISIDER~,TION Aganda ILe~: E-6 Besting Date: 9/26/90 ITE'4 DESCRIPTI02i: SUB?iITTID BY REVZEGFED BY: LICENSES Shirley Chenoweth PLANATION/SUl4~.ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): See attached list. ACTIOr REQIIESTED: Approval c: Consent Agenda September 26, 1990 t -rr~rTC~c General Contractors Urban Heritage, Inc. ~E0617 Fred Keller ~~0618 Wandrei Construction Co. X0593 Paca Builders ~~0595 Mike Mohs Construction Co,, Inc. ~~9047 Home Occupation Beyond Brushing ~~0597 1905 Albert N Falcon Heights indicates new licenses i~ ConasnL policy X r~ U QUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERA?ION CITY OF lALCOi~ SIGHTS Agenda Ii+~m: F-1 Ssrtiag Data: 9/26/90 ITE.'i DESCRIPTION: CLEVELAND AVENUE PROJECT SUB?iITTEU BY: Jan Wiessner REVIE'~FED BY: PLANATION/SU2~iARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): Dan Soler and Tim Mayosich of Ramsey County Public Works will prepare a comparison of the two design options: (a) 48' wide with path and (b) 52' wide without path. ATTACHMENT A. Memo from Dan Soler ACTIOr REQIIEST~: Approve construction design for Cleveland Avenue project. SEP 21 '90 08 88 PUBLIC WORKS-GARAGE M>rMORANDUM 78~1't'IS$y ~iOt1~'1~~ DEPARTMEIV'T OF PUBLYC WORKS 3877' North Aloe $tree! Saint Raul, Minnesota 55126 12) 484.9104 T0: Jan Weisner, City ai~ Falcon Heights FROM: Dan Soler; : a~`~ Ramsey Country Public Works SUBJECT: Cleveland Avenue DATE: September 2Q, 190 Attach. A P.2 Divisions of l:nflineerin~ Mairstenanee Mobile Esauiprt~ent t~nvironmental Services Enclosad foz revzew by the ~"alcon Eeights City Council are costcomparisonsandtypicalsectionsforthetwoproposedroadwaysections.Each roadway section is shown with or without a sidewalk. I will present this in€armatian and answer any questipns at the 9/26/9Qcouncil. meeting. I€ you need any additional information, give me a.call. 1~ES : pt=d Enclosure SEP 21 '9G 0809 PUBLIC WORKS-GARAGE P.3 52' ROADWAX pESYGN Four lane Roadway Ramsey County Pays 100 of the roadway cas~.$ Can be striped as a three lane roadway An additional seven feet Qf right of way on the east sideofCleve~.and Avenue would need to be acquired from the University of Minnesota to accommodate the five footsidewalk 52' Larpenteuz Avenue to County Road a Falcon Total County Heights Roseva.lle Roadway 750,100 750,100 0-0- Curb ~ Gutter 61,500 15,400 22,700 23,400 Storm Sewer 203,400 156,600 20,700 16,100DetentionFond50,000 40,000 10,000 0- Traffic Signal/EVP 95,000 90,000 2,500 2,500 Retaining Walls 51,600 2,900 5;700 33,000 Total Constructican 1,211,600 1,075,000 61,600 75,000 Sidewalk 32,900 0-11,300 21,600RightofWay31,120 0,21,120 10,000 Total with walk 1,275,b20 1,075,000 94,020 106,600 Costs do not reflect 10~Preliminary Engineering Costs and 12~ Construction Engineering Costs. i• 3EP 21 '90 08~0'~ PUBLIC 1`~. Z1 y i t r-_ 1 nm a 1~ 1~ I 1 a W M o y 3 RR,, W A YI M a r 3 4 i 1 1 r r 4 r I 1 y/ W r leveland~ Avenue Larpenteur Ave. to County Read'B ~ Typical Sections Flgwe 2 SEP 21 '9~ 0810 PUBLIC WORKS-GARAGE P.5 48• ROADWAY DESxGN Two lane roadway with two-way center left turn lane Ramsey County pays 100 of the costs far the travel lanes and two-way center left turn lane, Cities pay 75~ of the shoulder costs Five foot sidewalk can be accommodated within the existing right of way Maintains continuity of the roadway and sidewalk from Larpenteur Avenue to County Road B St. Anthony park Community Council has expressed concern over the construction of a four Sane roadway north of iarpenteur Avenue Q8' Larpenteur Avenue to County Road s Falcon Total Count Rei hts Roseville Roadway 604,500 604,500 0-0- Shoulders 95,475 23,875 35,800 35,800 Curb & Gutter 61,500 35,400 22,700 23,400 Storm Sewer 203,400 366,600 20,700 16,100 Detiention Pond 50,000 40,000 10,000 0- Traffic Signal/EVF 95.,000 90,004 2,500 2,500 Retaining Walls 7,600 19,000 5,700 0- Total Construction 1,117,975 959,375 97,40D 77,80Q Sidewalk 3.2,._900 0-11,300 21,600 otal with walk $1,15Q,375 $959;375 $IOS,700 $99,40fl Celts do not reflect 10$ Preliminary Engineering Costs and 12~ Construction Engineering Costs. SEP 21 '9G 8311 PUBLIC WORKS-GARAGE, P.6 1 r.._-~~w d ~~ ~ y ~~ / ~ crt r f ~ _~ TO ~ J 1 ~ d z ~, ~ 1 ~ y 7 d ,. N rf y N ~_ r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ N W v j~j~ N N U7 Y ~~ i7 11 ~ ~ .~ w~-~-f-+ a % ~ Cleveland ~-venue FigureLarpenieurAve. to County Road B Z - t~5~~~~, ~ Typical Sections . ConatnL Yalicy x CITY 0~' TALCON ~IGBTS r 1 P.EQUEST BOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Agtnda Item: F-2 S~rtiag Data: 9/26/90 ITE'iDESCRIYTIO2i:CONSIDER EXECUTION OF SNELLING AVENUE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZING THE FIRST PAYMENT TO MN/DOT SUB2iITTID BY:Terry Maurer - REVIE~r'ID BY: • Jan Wiessner PLANATION/SUl4~SARY (attach additional sheets as necessarq): Terry Maurer is recommending execution of the document and payment of the first installment in the amount of 45,426.67.The complete document is available at City Hall if you wish to review it. ATTACHMENTS: a) Maurer's letter dated 9/14/90 b) Excerpt of Minutes of May 23, 1990 ACTION REQIIESTED:Authorization to execute the Agreement and make the first payment in the amount of $45,426.67 to MN/DOT. Attachment (a) September 14, 1990 File No: 330-003-40 CONSULTING ENGINEERS Maier Stewart & Associates Inc. Honorable Mayor and City Council. City of Falcon Heights 2077 Larpenteur Avenue West Falcon Heights, MN 55113 RE: SNELLING AVENUE AGREEMENT Dear Council Members: The Snelling Avenue cooperative agreement for the 1987 project has never been formally approved by the City Council. The last time it was on the City Council agenda, a MnDOT representative was present to answer questions. I believe at that time it was determined the City of Falcon Heights was not being asked to pay for bituminous surfacing on the frontage road and the questionable street costs were in the $10,000 to $12,000 range. We have not heard back from MnDOT since that spring City Council meeting, but feel this item should be addressed. We would recommend the City execute the agreement and again make the first payment to MnDOT. If you have any questions, give me a call. Sincerely, MAIER STEWART AND ASSOCIATES, INC. G~ Terry J. aurer, P.E. TJM/km 1959 SLOAN PLACE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55117 612-774-6021 MINUTES Attachment (b) REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 23, 1990 Baldwin convened the meeting at 7:00 P.M. ~ 8 i, ALL MEMBERS PRESENT Baldwin, Ciernia, Gehrz, Jacobs and Wallin. Also present were Gedde, Maurer, Wiessner and Chenoweth. MINUTES OF MAY 9, 1990 APPROVED The Minutes of May 9, 1990 were approved by unanimous consent: ADDENDA TO CONSENT AGENDA: Council added the following items to the Consent Agenda: Municipal License for Coiffure DuChien, Planning Commission Minutes of May 21 and a Resolution Commending Norma Fusco. CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS APPROVED Council approved the following Consent Agenda Items by unanimous consent: 1. Disbursements: a. General Disbursements through 5/23/90, $76,036.97 b. Payroll, 5/1/90 - 5/15/90, $11,761.99 2. Cancellation of Check #23874 issued 4/26/90 to Emergency Medical Products for $43.68 (Duplicate Check) 3. Resolution R-90-21 Granting A Conditional Use Permit to Kevin Busch to Construct a Dwelling 26 1/2 Feet High at 1804 Lindig St. 4. Parks and Recreation Minutes of 4/9/90 5. Appointment of Deborah Weiland to Parks & Recreation Commission, Term to Expire 12/31/90 6. Licenses 7. Resolution R-90-22 Awarding the 1990 Sealcoating Bid to Astech Corporation at a Price of $28,122.00 8. Appointment of Seasonal Employees to Parks and Recreation and Public Works Departments 9. Appointment of Deloris Swenson to Full-Time Secretary Position 10. Planning Commission Minutes of 5/21/90 11. Resolution R-90-22a Commending Norma Fusco for 21 Years of Service to the Community DISCUSSION,- AGREEMENT WITH MN-DOT FOR 1987 SNELLING AVE. CONSTRUCTION Mike Christiansen of the Minnesota Department of Transportation reviewed past correspondence, discussions, and action taken -- relating to the Snelling Avenue Improvement Project. Baldwin and Ciernia stressed that at early discussions MN DOT had assured residents that there would be no charge to the City for the street improvements, the City had operated on that basis, and was questioning the present charge for street construction. Christiansen explained that the street costs amounting to a little over $11,000, are for items connected with the City's MINUTES MAY 23, 1990 ~~ PAGE 2 water installation, storm drainage, driveway repair and connections to City streets, and that the City is not being charged for the roadway, curb and gutter. Following the discussion, it was agreed that there had been a misunderstanding in intrepreting the charges and that the total amount now in dispute is $13,000. The City Engineer will work with MN DOT in an attempt to remedy the situation. DRAINAGE PROBLEM AT IOWA AVE. AND PASCAL ST. Maurer explained that Bob Fry, the homeowner at 1457 W. Iowa, had registered complaints regarding the drainage problem on the street by his residence. Maurer agreed that there is a problem which could easily be solved but would be relatively expensive if= done as a separate project. He recommended postponing any work until it can be made a part of a larger project such as the proposed 1991 street improvements. Council discussed the matter after which it was decided to include the repair with the first future construction project. Maurer will explain the situation to Mr. Fry. PARK BUILDING UPDATE. Dick Friemuth, Buetow and Associates, provided a progress report on the new park building construction and indicated the contractor is confident it will be finished on schedule. DISCUSSION - WATER CONNECTION COSTS FOR PARK BUILDING Wiessner explained that there has been much confusion surrounding the water connection costs and that there are two separate issues involved; costs attributed to the increase from a 4" to a 6" line for the sprinkler system, and costs directly due to connection to the St. Paul system. Friemuth stated the specifications did include water connection costs, however bidders were unable to get prices from St. Paul and for that reason, the bids did not include this item. Many bidders did make note of this fact; however, Jefferson Construction did not acknowledge the fact that water connection costs were not included in their bid, and it was assumed that the cost was included. Friemuth assured Council that all prospective bidders were provided with an addendum making it clear that the bid must address water connection. Letters from Jefferson Construction 5/18/90) and Buetow & Associates (5/21/90) relating to the matter were discussed, after which Maurer suggested that one solution Council might consider--to pay the actual price for St. Paul's charges, approximately $3,000, and not pay the amount. listed for the contractor's overhead, profit, etc. Following a thorough discussion, Jacobs moved that the City be responsible for payment of the cost of $3,017 for increasing the size of the line from 4" to 6". Upon a vote being taken the following voted in favor thereof: Gehrz, Jacobs and Wallin, and the following voted against the same: Baldwin and Ciernia. Motion carried. Conatnt Palicy X CITY OF 7ALCON ~ICHTS QUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION gmnCa Item: F-3 Meeting Datz: 9/26/90 ITE.'iDESCRIPTI02i: COMMUNITY PARK BUILDING USE POLICIES INCLUDING RENTAL FEE REVISION SUB?iZTTID BY: Parks and Recreation Commission REVZEi~ED BY: Carol Kriegler Jan Wiessner B~LANATION/SU24~•ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): Staff recommends that Council consider amending Items #2 and 3of the proposed policies submitted by the Commission. Suggested amendments underlined). I Item #2. The cost is $50 per shift or portion of a shift, plus any set-up costs if set-up is requested. Item #3. A $100 deposit be required for all rentals. Note: Fee exempt organizations are required to make a deposit for City Hall facility use. ATTACHMENTS: a) Recommendations made by the Parks & Recreation Commission, b) Present park facility user fees and list of public service organizations exempt from such fees. c) Proposed Resolution R-90-38 revising the fee schedule. ACTIOT REQIIESTED: Approval of building use policies and adoption of Resolution R-90-38 Attachment (a) FALCON HEIGHTS 2077 W. LARPENTEUR AVENUE FALCON HEIGHTS, MN 55113-5594 PHONE (612) 644-5050 FAX (612) 644-8675 September 20, 1990 CO: Jan Wiessner FROM: Parks and Recreation Commission The following policies are recommended for use of the new parkbuilding: 1) Two rental shifts available daily; 8-3 P.M. and ~-10 P.M. 2) Cost is $50 per shift. 3) A $100 damage deposit is required for rental. The damagedepositfor "fee exempt" organizations may be waived if an agreement of damage responsibility is signed. 4) Organizations exempt from a rental fee are those organizationsontheCity's existing "rent exempt" list. 5) Rental will be available to residents and non-residents alike. HOME OF THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR AND THE U OF M INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER I'~ MUNICIPAL REGULATIONS AND ICENSING - o .0 Fee Item ~ ~ 8. Ventilating Systems 25.00 First 2,000 CFM per unit 5.00 Each additional 1,000 CFM or fraction thereof per unit 5.00 Each bathroom exhaust fan in a multiple dwelling 9. Solar Heating 25.00 Each installation c. Plumbing Permit Fees. 25.00 Basic 7.00 Per Fixture d. Sewer Connection or Repair. 25.00 c. Water Connections 62.00 3/4" 115.00 1" 265.00 1-1/2" 470.00 2" 1080.00 3" 5-14.04 Zoning Application Fees 50.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 25.00 50.00 5-14.05 Facility Rental Fees. Private use of public facilities is permitted on a space available basis. Reservations are required and security deposits may be required for private use of the following community facilities: Park Facilities 1. Seasonal Use (one day/week) Rezoning Variance Permitted Accessory Use for Accessory Buildings Conditional Use Sub-Dividing Platting Fee Item 75.00 Community Park Ballfield/Rink 40.00 Idaho/Spelling Ballfield/Rink 40.00 University Grove Ballfield/Rink 29 MUNICIPAL REGULATIONS & LICENSING 5-14.05, 14.06 2. Occasional Use (each time Fee Item 20.00 Community Park Ballfield/Rink 15.00 Idaho/Snelling Ballfield/Rink 15.00 University Grove Ballfield/Rink r 4. Park Building 30.00 Each Time b. Community Building 1. Meetings--Council Chambers 25.00 50.00 75.00 125.00 25.00 25.00 25 persons or less 26-75 people 76-125 people 126-200 people Conference Room Kitchen Facility 2. Receptions or Banquets 150.00 Council Chambers 25.00 Conference Room 25.00 Kitchen Facility U 5-14.06 Facility Use by Municiual or Public Service Organizations A a. Public use of public facilities is permitted on a reservation basis. Public service organizations such as the following shall be allowed free use of public facilies. 30 MUNICIPAL REGULATI NS & LICENSING 5-14.06, 14.07 League of Women Voters Senior Citizens Ramsey County League of Local Governments League of Cities/AMM Watershed Management Organizations Scouts, etc. 4H Neighborhood Groups (such as the Grove Assn., etc.) 55 Alive Mature Driving Class Cable Commission Developers when presenting to neighbors/residents Legislators (town hall meetings, etc.) Youth Service Bureau Roseville Area Schools shall be charged their own prevailing rates for use of City facilities. 5-14.07 Utility Fees a. Sanitary Sewer--Charged Quarterly Fee Item 22.00 Single Family Residential 22.00 Apartments Per Unit - 85 Commercial and Industrial per 1000 gallons b. Storm Drainage--Charged Quarterly 3.25/lot Single family and duplex 16.25/acre Schools and Institutions 32.50/acre Multiple family residential, churches and governmental buildings 65.00/acre Commercial A f~ PART 15. REGULATION OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION GAMBLING 5-15.01 Regulation of Non-profit Organization Gambling Subdivision 1. Statute Incorprated. The provisions of Minn esota Statutes, Chapter 349, as amenddd, are adopted and made a part of this Code. The provisions set forth herein are in addition to Minnesota Statutes to the extent that such provisions do not conf lict with the statutes . 31 Attachment (c) No R-90-38 CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS C O U N C I L R E S O L U T I O N Date September 26,1990 A RESOLUTION REVISING THE RENTAL FEE FOR THE COMMUNITY PARK BUILDING (AMENDING SECTION 5- 14.05 SUBD (a) OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE) WHEREAS, Section 5-14.01 of the City Code provides that license and permit fees may be established and revised by resolution, and WHEREAS, the Parks & Recreation Commission has determined that the previous rental fee is not adequate for the new park building and has recommended an increase; NO' City of revised 5-14.05 a. V THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the Falcon Heights that the park facilities fee schedule be as follows: Park Facilities 1. Seasonal Use (one day/week) Fee Item 75.00 Community Park Ballfield/Rink 40.00 Idaho/Snelling Ballfield/Rink 40.00 University,_Grove Ballfield/Rink 2. Occasional Use (each time) Fee Item 20.00 Community Park Ballfield/Rink 15.00 Idaho/Snelling Ballfield/Rink 15.00 University Grove Ballfield/Rink 3. Park Building Fee 50.00 per shift or portion of a shift (two rental __ shifts available daily 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.) plus any set-up cost if set-up is requested. 1 Approved by Mayor r: YEAS NAYS BALDWIN CIERNIA GEHRZ WALLIN JACOBS Date In Favor Against Adopted by Council Attested by City Clerk Date 2 Conatnt_,_ Policy X CI?Y OP ZALCOt` '~1GHTS 1tEQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION agenda Item: F-4 lSsetiag Date: 9/26/90 ITE•i DESCRIPTION: CAR PARKING BUSINESSES DURING THE STATE FAIR SUBMITTID BY: _ Jan Wiessner REVIE~FE'D BY: PLANATION/SI7Ht4ARY (attach additional sheets as ntcessary): At the August 22nd meeting, Council requested that the item regarding car parking businesses be brought back for discussion. During the State Fair there are several car parking businesses operating in the City. The City has not historically licensed them. (We prohibit parking in the residential areas). The City Council may want to consider amending the Code to clarify restrictions on Parking Operations in Business Zones. Last year we received some complaints from shopping center businesses whose land- lords were selling parking places preventing customers from parking in front of their businesses. If licensing is to be required, it would probably ,fall under "All Other Businesses Not Listed" in the licensing section of the Code, unless a separate category is desired. See attached fee schedule.). ACTION REQQESTID- Discussion Only. y MUNICIPAL REGULATION AND ~.ICENSING 5-13.01/14.01, 14.02 Subdivision 1. Misdemeanor. In the event an individual fails to obtain the necessary license or permit, that individual shall be guilty of a misdemean or and shall be punished by a f ine not to exceed $900 or by imprisonment, not to exceed g0 days, or both. Subdivision 2. Reapplication following Denial. In the event an individual is denied a license or permit, that individual may not reapply for a license or permit until six (6) months have passed from the date of the denial. PART 14. LICENSES, PERMITS AND OTHER FEES 5-14.01 Fees. The City Council shall, by resolution, establish and revise license, permit and other fees. 5-14.02 Business Licenses. Business licenses are required to operate the following: ` Fee 15.00 each 30.00 each 10.00 per chair 30.00 maximum 25.00 15.00 10.00 per lane 25.00 30.00 per stall 35.00 25.00 35.00 10.00 2.50 35.00 50.00 1st 3 pumps 10.00 ea. add'1. OU pip00 35.00 50.00 75.00 4,000.00 200.00 Item Amusement Machines in Game Room Amusement Machines in Other Establishments Barber/Beauty Shops Billiards/Pool - 1st table Billiards/Pool -all others each Bowling Alley Bingo Car Wash Christmas Tree Sales Cigarette Sales Including Vending Machines General Contractors Dog Licenses (L~,fe of Dog ) Duplicatey-Dog Licenses Equipment Rental Filling Stations Fil ling~Stpa~tionsG~ar~age hnd repair Shops Grocery Stores, 1st 1,000 sq. ft. Grocery Sores, 3,001 to 7,000 sq. ft. Grocery Stores, 7,001 sq. ft. and over Liquor Sunday Liquor 26 MUNICIPAL REGULATI AND LICENSING 5-14.02, 14.03 Fee Item 300.00 Bottle Club 100.00 Malt Beverage, On-Sale 50.00 Malt Beverage, Off-Sale 2,000.00 Wine 150.00 Liquor Store, Off-Sale 35.00 Mechanical Contractors 100.00 Nursing Homes 35.00 Peddlers & Solicitors 50.00 Refuse Haulers 100.00 24 Hour Restaurants 75.00 Other Restaurants 500.00 Sauna 25.00 Sewer Cleaners 100.00 Special Event 35.00 Special Event, Consumption Only 35.00 Tree Trimming, Removal and Treating= 35.00 All Other Businesses Not Listed a. License Requirement. All businesses in Falcon Heights must be licensed annually. All licenses will run with the calendar year beginning January 1, 1989. b. Business Licenses to be Address Specific. Licenses issued by the City shall be specific as to the address of the licensee. If a business is operated at more than one location within the City of Falcon Heights, a separate license shall be required for each address at which operations are conducted. Condition of Premises. Premises used in connection with any business licensed must be kept clean, in good repair, and free and clear of any trash, rubbish or debris. 5-14.03 Permits. a. Building Permits are as adopted under the Uniform Building Code. b. Relocation of Structure or Building Fee 150.00 , c. Mechanical Permit Fees. C~ Fee 25.00 Item 1. Basic 27