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L,I'CTLE CANADA, MI~INESO'CA
March 13, 19F35
Pursuant to due ce~ll and noCi.ce thrreoL, a regula~• meeCi.n,n, of the
Council. of the Ci.ty o£ LitCl.e Canada, Plinnesota was held on the
13th day of: P4arch, 1985 i.n the Council. Charnbers of: tY~e Ci.ty Centc:r
located at 515 Li.tt~l.e Canada Road in sai.d Ci.ty,
Ap,cnda Playor Mi.cl~iacl Pahey ch6i~.ired ttie meeC:Ln~ and called it to order at
Item No. 1. 7:32 P.M. and the followi.ng members were present at ro7.1. ca1.1:
Agenda MPM~S1's7:5 PRIiSFN7': Mayor b1r. ~4i.chae7. Fahey
Item No. 7_ Councilman Kr. Wttl.i.am 131.esener
Councilwoman Mrs. ~fuos Nardini.
Councilwoman Mrs. I3everl.y Scalze
MPMBliRS t1BST;N'C: Co~mcil.man Mr. Rick Coll.ova
ALSO PT21iSCN1': City C7.ertc Mr. Soseph Chl.ebecl<
Ci.ty ~tCOrney ~-Ir.. 7'homa, Sweeney
Co~~sulting I?~gi_neer ~ir., Donald Carlcy
Recordin~ Secretary A1rs. 1<athlEen Gl.anier
Approval Mr. F3lesener i.ndi.cuted that the Eol.lowi.ng corrections sktould be made
Of 'Che to the minutes of the Pebruary ?_7 meet~i_ng:
Minutes
On oa,<;e 1.4, 10th paragraph, P1r. Fahey ~aas referrin~; Co 1oCs
Agenda less than 17_5 feet aride, noC lots thar. are 125 f:eet wide;
Item No. 3
On pa~;e 16, second paragr~ph fr.om Che bottom, the m:inutes
shoul.d reacl, "the I'l.anner sCated Chat the inCent of Che
ordinance was to remove the term garage and use the ter.m
accessor.y bui.ldi.ng when reFerr.i.ng to detachecl narages.".
iKr. f3tesener i.ntroduced the Lollosai.ng reso7.ut~i.on and moved i_ts adopCion:
?2Ei01.,UTIODi N0. 85-3-101 - APPROVIDiG TEIE,
h(INUTIiS OI' Ti~lli PF,BPUAktY 27, 19£35 COUNCIL,
T4EETIDIG WITI~I 'CI~IE OU'I'I,INF,D CUi~RPCTIONS
The [or.ep,oi.ng resolutton was du7.y seconded by Mrs. Dlardin_i..
Ayes (4) Rlesener, Plardi.ni., Scal.ze, Pahey.
N~.~yes (0),
ResoluCi.on declared adopted.
'fhi.s resol.ution zippeeirs i.n Resol.uCi.on t?ool< ~]o. l2, Pa~es 98 and 99,
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~Sarch 13, 1.9fi5
4datershed Mr. G7arren i<Inl.gren of. the Ramsey W~skiin~,ton Metro ~i7aCershed
Distr~ict Distr.:i.ct appe~ired befare the Council. P-ir. Wa7.gren stated that
the i,egislaCi.irc hes r.equi.red a watee manri;ement plan for the
A~;enda 1.1 cornmunities Sn the W~itershed q:i.str~ict i.s to be in ef.fect i.n
Item No. ~s t936. Mr. Parl. BanlccroEt of LaRarre ~n~;ineering and Mr. C1iff
A;i.ch;i.r~ger of the WaCershed lli.str~ict also accompan~i_ed Mr.. ~nralp,ren.
Nlr. Aichzn~;er presentecl to thc Counci.l Che Wt~tershed DisCrict's
plan Por ,uxf:ezce =.oaCer mana~;emenC< P4r. Ai.chin„~r stated P:hat
ttie plan w~; mandated by Chapter 509.
T4r. Aichi_n~;er stated th~at the tlater.shed i.s bri.n~;i.ng thi.s plan t:o Cl~e
11 communit:ies :it serves. These commtinities have 60 days in whi.ch
Co review the pl.an and comment.
P4r. Ai.cl~i.nger stzit:ed Ch1t the C~I.an zil.reacly contai.ns comprornises ~eLween
the Idatershed and 'i.ts communities.
~Ir. Aichinger briefly described the Copi_cs th~it the plan addre.ssed.
Ai.chinger stated Chat the plan ].ays out a five-ye~r pronram For
obta:i.nin; a11. tl~e neces,ary i.nformat:i.on Chat is needed for surface
waCer management in the Distri.ct.
Ai.chi.ii~;er also sCated CltaC the plan sets up a regul.atory proc:ess theit
i.s flexiUl.e Co al.l,osa commtmiti.es to take as much or as l.itCle control
as they want in ,urf.ace water manaf;ernent. Communi.ties can assume
all the penni.tti.ng authorit:y, or. i.f a community does not have the
necessary experti.se, :it cain have the Water,hed tal<e over.
Mr. Ai.chi.nger also ~i.nformed the Counci.l tl~aC the f:unciing for vari.ous
st.udics Chat: wi1.1 be needed will be a neroti.ated i.ssue. Some of these
st:udies wil.l. be handled by the Cdater>heci and others will be t.he
r.esponsibility of commun;i.ties, The Flatersl~ed has lai.d out a pol.icy
guideline and will revi.ew each project in this re~ard.
t4r. Aichi_nner stat:ed tltat Che ~niatershed want, t:o be a tini.C of govern-
mene t1~aC 2ssi.sts other, and does not: o~ant: to become a oovernmenC~1
burcaucracy.
Ai.chi.n~;er st~ated Chat communi_ti.es have unt::il. April. 1~4 to comment
on thc: Wa~Cershed's P2anagement P1an. !-lowever, ther.e i.s ~n extensive
rev:i.ew process following that :i.n cohi.ch the Ci.ty cotil.d st:ill comment
if the C~ity di.scoverecl adcliti.onal concerns.
°~rs. Scal.ze r.tst<ecI i.f thr. City En;:i.neer woulci be t:he one Co r.eview
the p1an. The En~i.neer stzri:ed that he would, and he may have a
problcm meeti_ng the Apri1 14 deadli.ne. Mr, Aichi.np,er re~~li.ed that
the Plan would be revi.ewrd untf.l. January 1, 19~36 and the Ci.Cy could
stil.l. commc~nt during tkiat ti.me peri.od.
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Wntershed Mr. Aichin~;er stated that cities must prepare a water managernenC
Di.strict p].an consistene Eai.th the ~nrater.shed's p11n and ~i.t must be
(Cont.) ~impl.ement~ited l.£3 mont:hs after the aclopC~ion of thc tidaitersheci's
plan.
Mrs. Scalze aslced ~aho would ~aork on the plan and if th~tre was
f.uncli.np 1vai.la~blc for this, A4r. Aichinher repl.ied that the City's
en;ineeri.n~ and p'1<mning staf.f would pue togeCtaer the plan and
thaC there was no f.unding avail.abl.e t_o the City.
Mr.. I'ahey questioned the necessi.ty oP the plan. Mr. Ai.chi.ngexr
commented thaC rnost cit~i.cs Eirid i.t convenient to aet r~i.d of their
soater int_o anoCher. community and thi_s :is wl~iat tl~ii.s process i, try~ing
to control..
Mr.s. N~rdtini. po:inCed out ChaC there are 50 square niles dr.~in:i.nh
into Lake ~ervai.s. ~Irs. Scal.ze quesC:i_oned iP there would be. any
chan„c~: ~i.n th~Ls due to thi.s process Lhat Mr. Aichi.n„er i.s report:~.i.n,
on<
I4r. Ai.ch:inger. stated tAat: under the process ci.ties wi11 huve to plan
for nm-of.f, duri.ng heavy stor.rns.
P4r. L'~hey aslced if. c:ities tt~~at are dumping their run-o£f onto L:itt:~le
Canada wi.ll have to develop storm watee reCent:~l.on centers.
P4c. Ai.cht.ngm~r st~ted [hat the SJatcrshed wi11 be studying ,Lake Gerva~i.s.
t1i.c}ii.ngex commented that thc=. idaCershecl i.s r.vlso concerned about water
qual.ity comi.n,<; i.nto tk~e lake. llocrevc~r, thi.s stucly will. cover a~s to
S ye~r peri.od.
N(r.. ]~ankrroft sC~Ced that the I,,e~i.stature's ~i.nCenC ro~s Co establ~i.sh
a pol~lcy of surf,ace water management: for.• the futi,rre and fel.t tk~at:
this ~aas thc best way to get t:l~e level of coz~Crol back to C~ity Council
I.evel.
f4rs, Scalze expressed concern at>ouC thc project. in ~1aP7.ewood on the
norCh end of Kohlmann La1ce. Scalze sCated Cl~at a d-Ltce was bu~i_1t on
the City 1i.nc which has chan~ed the w~t:er course ~,in the area ~nd ~oater
is no~a runnin~; onto a Li_ttle Canada property.
Mr. tAichi.nger ,taCed that: Y.lie d:tlce was built without approv~il., and
a pFrmit was qrantecl af:ter tPie dilce was built. 'I'he d:i.lce i.s stable,
and t.he idaCershed has no plans tor. malci.ng the deve].oper change the
d'tlce.
N[rs. Scalze questionecl where Che protection i.s Eor the pr.operty owner
wl~o is next to the dil<e.
Mr. Ai.chi.ns;er stated that he i.s aware that i.t is a bad situati.on.
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idatershed I;r. Aichinger stated that the City o.[ MapLe~vood wi.ll. be extending
Uistrict sewer and o~at er to the sit.e and there ar.e plans for deveJ.oping ;i.t.
( c~„~:. )
`4rs. ~Iarclini. aslced i.f Che Glatershed > hould be handli.ng a probl.em
of: Chi.s sort between t:wo ci.Ci.es. i4r. Ai.chi.nger ,taCed i:haC the
Cdatershed has no plans for any acti.on :i.n thi.s matter.
•`4rs. Scalre rxpressed conr.ern that the proper.2:y owner's oTil.y recourse
was to sue and that lie shoul.d noY., havc to spend any money on this.
Scalze pointed ouC that: the di1<e is ].0 to 12 £eet hi~h.
Mr. Ai.ch~i.nger stated that the clilce was I.~ui.l.t wi.ChouC a permit: ~nd
tlte idatershed Felt tktey should not mal,e the developer move Che dilce
and tlle Ci_ty of Claplewood did not ~veinC to matce the developer move
the ditce. Aicliinger stlted that ttie ~rlaCershed is 1i~nit:ed ~.is to what
i_t czm do i.n a si.tuation i.ike Chi.s.
Mr. rahey astce_d i.f the cievel.oper. has to rea~ply f.or ~ permit, if. the
47aCershed can malce as a concliti.on o[ the pecm~it: Chat the di.ke t>e
modified. Mr. Aichinger staCed that this rrd.ght be ti.ed inCO the
permit.
Tcl Anderson P~1r, i?d Anclerson ap~eared bef.ore the Coimci.l and i.nformed them ChaC he
Pro~xsrty On wo~.ild ltke to >pl~it his property that fronts on Ri.ce Street and ;Park
Parlc StreeC Street:. The. lot on Parlc StzceC ~aould be 1.05 .Eeet o~ide by 200 feet:
deep. ^1r. Anderson st:aCed that he ~oould then l.i.t<e to build one 4-plex
Anenda on tFiis proper.ty.
Itern No. 5
d7r. i3l.cscner aslced 4.f the Lot ~rould be as cleep as Che Vi.11ea~,ix and
I'eterson propecti.es. @(r. Anderson staCed thaC i.C would. An<Ierson
also statc,d tl~at hi.s lot on Ri.cc Street coouid then be about 522 feet
deep.
Mr. Pahey pointed out ehat th~ propos~il. would requi.re a vari.ance and
a rezonin~. Mr. Fahey stated that 2ie saw no prol~lem with the pr.oposal.
Mrs. Scalze commented that she f.el.c Chat the proposal f.i.ts ~i.n wi.th
what th~~~ City h~s done in the past ancl ~oinCed ouC t:hat the proposal
cal.led Eor onc buildi.ng on one 1ot. Scalze stated Ch~it she was not
opposed t.:o the proposal.
Mr. T3lesenex stated that }ie, too, was not opposed Co Mr. Anclerson's;
Proposal.
A{rs. Narcl~i.ni poi.nted out that the proposal was sti.ll spot zoning.
Mrs. Scal.ze poi.nted out that Chere is residenti~l property acsoss
the streeC from thi.s properi:y.
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Andcrson P4rs. Nardin:i no~[nted oi.~t: ttieii, the Peteirson and Vi.l.leaux pro~Prt-ies
Proposal are zoned 12.3 and t:hat tliere could be commerc:ial. deve7.opnient: on tk~ese
(Corit.) pronerti.es i.n ttie Luture.
Mrs. Scal.ze commentecl Chat she f:el.t a 4-plex w<as an acceptable u,e
near commerctal deve.lonment. Scalze also sCaCed thaC she fe1C tP~e
4-pl.es was a more app,copriaCe use in ttu.s area wiCh resi_clenti~l.
<~csoss the st.rect Chun coinmerci.al. deve7.opment.
t4~rs. Nard~i_ni. pointed out thnt the resi; of t:ize Anderson pr.operty
could deve'l.op wiCh 1n act~ive 24-hour per day commercial d~-.vel.opmenc.
Nar.din-i aslce;cl ~if the C;~.ity cals aslcing for Croub7.e by approv:i.ng Mr.
And.erson's proposa~le
Mrs. Dlardirii stated CI~aC there could V.~e prob7.erns witk~ no~i.se from tl~e
sireroLmdi.nr; devcl.opment and poi_nf:.ed out the problems t:he Ci.ty is
f.aced ~v1th because of the Cra~iler coti,rC adJacent. to some l.iquor
establ.i_shm~nts.
Mrs. Scal.~e ,felt tLtat Lhe aiain concern on Pzirk Street should be to
ma!<e the resiclential oroperty to the eas1.: fie ~in wi.th tl~ie commercizil
to the west. ScalzF stated that: she objected to the Gordy Howe
proposal bec~use there ~~ere t:wo bui.lcli.nqs proposed £or. one parcel.,
Mr. Pahey i.nf.o rrned Mr. Anderson that: it appi:~~red thaC three Council.-
p~rsons were in favor oE hi.s proposezt and one was not. Pahey suggested
that ~Ir. Anderson find out how Mr. Collova f~eel.s ~bout the proposal.
Pahey suvgestecl that ~~rhaps Anderson coutd discuss his proposal
further with Mrs. Dlard~i.ni as we1t.
hlrs< Scal.ze asked how close Cne bui.ldin; woulcl be to the adjacent
parlcing l.ot. i1r, Anderson sCated tl~at he would put the ga~rage in
t:he bacl,c oF the 4-olex and the 4-ol.ex 1.tself woulr.l bc~ pl.aced just
a 1ii:C~te further baclc on tP~e 1ot than a single family home.
~trs. Sczlze stated that she fe1t. the proposal was a good comprorni.se
from what the City start:ed wi.th< Scalze f.e1t that th~ Ci.fy shou].d
do the best it can for the resi.clent-ial properCy on Parlc Street:.
Mor.ator.Lum Mr. Ted Johnson of A.I. C< Corporat:i.on appeared be.fore Che Coi.uicil..
Centerv~.i71e Mr. Johnson ,t:aCed that hi.s firm has purchased property in the southeast
Road L~rea corner n~ar the ~intersecti.on of 35ti ~nd 694. Johnson stated that: 9
months ago his fi.rm approached Che Pl~nni_ng Commission with some ~ideas
~$~n~~~ for dev~7.oping t_his property<
~[tem No. 6
.Johnson stated thut he just recent:l.y foi.md out about the moratorium
~ pl.aced on this properCy ancl, thereiorc>., wanted to approach t:he Counc~i.l
w~i.th some questi.on,. Johnson also stated th~C he ~i.s wor.l,cin~; wit:h P:he
State on a devel.opmeiit pro~osal 1:~or. the property, and t}ie moratoriurn was
a >ur.prise to kii.m.
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CenCnx•vi11e Mr. Johnson statcd that he mo~il.d like to staow the Counc.i.l thei.r
!:oad Area plans for devel~~>p~in;; their piece of properCy.
(co~,c.)
Mr. T'ahey comroenCed Chat Mr.. Johnson has been i.nformed by the Ci.ty
Clerlc th~t his property is ~incl.tacted i.n the. morat:orimn. The <nrF~a
enc.ompassed i.s Lrom La%?ore Road Co Centervill.e to County ,i2oad D
to the ].ine north and south of DeSot:o. 'Ch~i, proocrty i_s a U-
currentl.y zoned i.ndustr~i.<al..
The r,easoi~ Chat t:he moratori~r,n ~.~as called ~is that 4. or 5 years 1~go
whexi thc~ Comprel,~ensi.ve ,Pl.an wa, actopted t}iis arera was -i.dent~i_fied as
on~ thaC e,rould w~ireant Eurther study. 'Chere was also about a`i0 - 50
spl.i.C between pr.oper.ty owners as to the type~ of zoni.ng t.hey o~anted
for t:he area.
Mr. Ft~h~:y pointed ouC Chat t:here has bec:n consi_der~bl.e di_scussio^
about Che C:i.ty's industri.al oarlc on the other si.<le of thE; Ereeway.
9'}~e C~i_Cy i.s questi.oni.ng :i.f: i.t oranCS th~i.s area to devel.op a, an
i.ndustrial parl<. 7'her<-~ eire al.so yuest:i.ons about t:he soi.l. condi.ti.ons
~~n Che area.
Pahcy cornmenL:ed that the C~ity might benef.'~it more with a hii.gher densi.ty
resi.dent:i.;al develonment thln a commer.c~i,~il. or i.ndustri.al onc g5_ven
industr.i_al revenue sharixtg in the StaCe.
Mr. rahey stated that che Ylanner cv:i.l.l. devslop some ~.ilternat~i.ves f:or
Che area that wi.ll take i.nto con,iderati.on tl~e exi.st.i.ns; uses of: Che
propercy. 'Phe Ci.Cy does not wanC a hodge~ po~~;e of develo}~ment that
wi~tl he i.nc.onsistent to t:he currenr_ use, ~i.n Che area.
N[r. P~~hey staCed that Che Plamier has outl.i.ried a pro~;ram that: wi7.1
tnlce the City into SepCember of 19£;5 f:or the area. I-Io~aevec, Fahey
has discussed this ~aith C:he Pl.~nner, tingi.neer and Clcrlc and he is
recommencl~i.ng ChaC a pro~~osal be orepared for March 7_7. Peel.iminary
ena~i.neeri.na recommendations would be ready f.or tlpril. 11 and proposed
uses and CIZOr.ou~;hfzire pl.ans o~ould be subm~i.tted by the 1'1aruler on
Apri.i 11. T'alz~y statec.l thaC joi.nt meeti.n~s cai_th ths "Planni.n~Commi.,si.on
and public heari.nns wou]_d be held by Apr~il. 7_4.
Fahey stated that i.t is the fee7.ing o£ the Council ehat before further
development of the ar.e~ is begun, the ar.e1 shoul.cl be 7.ool<ed at<
Mrs. Nardini staCed that the dr.ainap_,e of tl~ie area ~lso should be
address~d. Sc.alze poi.nted out that the property is currentl.y far.m
1anc1 and once buildings arc constructed, there could be a drai.n~ge
probler~.
Mr. .lohnson stated that hi.s plan i.nclude<I a dra~.ina~e pond, .Tohnson
stated that he ~icqui.red th~-~ property ~in ~;ood f:ai.th and has done a
consi.derabLe amotmt of, worlc ~oing forward with developrnenC plans and
tP~ey have submi.tted a proposal. to the State. No~~i he lias found out
that there i_s e moratori_um on tlie propert.y.
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Centervil.l.e Johnson stated th1t. t.hetr proposa7. h,as tal:en strcet:s ~nd drai.naige i.nto
12oad Area cons~,iderat~i.on and also they have tx•ied Co £it in wi.t:h the surroundin~
(Cont.) zones.
Mr< I'~hey stated that it woulcl not be appropriate to lool< at the pl.ans
as tne Council has no intention o£ 1i.f:ti.no the moratoritun. Pahey
sugnested Chat ~1r. Johnson see t:h~ City Planner. and chaC i.C may be
ChaC the pi~n wi17. be worlcablr under a YIJD.
Mr. Johnson r.equcsCeel tl'~pxt he be 211owed to p,ive t}~e Cowicil. an overvi.ew
of_ the plain ~ind Y_hen thcy would be. more comfort~ble waiting ouC Che
moratori_um.
~[r. ?3utler of G t9. T3utler Corp. showed t11e Counci.l. 2~iature of_ i:ne
si.te as ~ic would lootc developed. T~ut7er ex~l.aiezed Chat there i.s an
undef;i.ned ut:ility c:as~meut in che area, ~utl.er 11so stait:ed th~it Che
property north of Ail.en wovld need soil. correct.i.on, Mr.. 13uC).er staCed
th~C a h~igher densi.ty resi.denCi.al. devel.opment, such as apar.tments,
could not be a problem Eor them.
dSr. T1hey stat~d that: the City has enough apart:menCs and t:he Ci.Cy is
considerina an R-2 zonln~;. Pahey stated that ~.E the whol.e ~i.ece of
land ~acre -i_nvoived, i.t may be possi.ble Lo get tax i.ncrement f~i.nancinQ
on i.t. Pahey staT,ed that at [:hi_s point he was not opposed to anyt:l:iing,
excepC malci.n; a hasty decision.
Mr, :k3ui:ler explained tf~~e value to L~ittle~ Cant.ida by having S.ndust:ri.~l.
dE:velopment in this area tl~at would add 1,100 to 1.,"L00 ne.~v johs, not
only to the Ci.ty, but al.so [he surro~n~d:i.nn r.estdenCi.al areas and
the City's business areas.
Mrs. Vardi.r~1. ~slced i.F A.I.C. Corp, had opt~i.ons on most: of the prooerCy<
~1r. Butler re~pti~:d that they only own 1] acre.s of ~roperty, 7~ahey
poi.nted out that Che properiy is l.ocatecl r~,i.ght i_n the middle oE the
area kei.ng consi.dered.
?7rs, Scalze sta9_ecl that th~ Ci_ty ha> a~roblem Chat there ~re a lot of
owne.rs i.nvol.ved ~Ln th~is~area and it oroul.d be easi.er if therc were just
one outner.
Mr. Fahey commented on the ~i_mprovement of All.en Avenue< P4r. :[~utler
stated tAaC their proposal woul.d i.nvolve no trafF.tia into the res~i.denti_a1
area.
~!rs. Scalze ooi.nted ouC to ~"r. ?3utler thlt the city has ~ park land
d<edi.cati.on ord~i.nance.
P1r. Fal~ey aslced iE the t:[metable that !ae has presented wou'lcl pose a
probl.em for A.:C.C. Corp. ~4r. :fohnson repLi.ed that th-is d~~pends
on ti~e State's response Co the:i.r deve].opment; proposal..
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Centcrvi_1Le Road ~~r. P,ut:ler ~sked i.f t4tey coul.d be a~l.lowed Co be;in Che permiC
Area (Cont.) nroce,s wh,ile the mora[ori.um :is i_n place, as the process i.s ae
1.east: a Y:hr.ae n~onth ona~. Eiutl.eir i.r~formed thF; Co~incil th~C Chey
have proposed to bui.l.d a 30,000 square foot hi.~;h quali_ty offi.ce
space area Chat Che StaLe ~;aoutct use Eor ].i.censinb of Ceuclcs. 'i'hc
State would be ce~tl.ng thi.s space, so ther~~ woul.d bc taxes bei.n,s~,
naid on it.
?7r. Sohnson renor[ec( t:haC tt~e Stat.e wznt;s to bri.nt; to~,ether a11 of, its
di.v:isi.ons un~lcr Lhe !)enartmeni: of 'Cransqortat~ion Chat l.i.censes or
per.mi_ts vehicles.
tdrs. Scal.ze commented thaC even ~vith the wi.denin~; of the I.,i.ktle Canada
Roacl brid,a,e, there w~i.il.~9 sti.11 be nrob7.ems at this intersect:~i.on. 'Che
onl.y other yr~y ouC of. the are~i caould be l:hrough resi.denti~il. nei.g,hborhoods.
Mr. Johnson asked i.f there were Qlans (or an i_nCerchange at f?d~;carton and
694. ~Krs. ?~Iard;i_ni repl.i.ed that CL'ier~ were noC as it is t-oo cl.ose to
35G and 694.
?4r. Darb Waldon appeared bc,f.ore the Counc~i.l. ~nd reported Chat h~e
pur.chased a p,iecc of propcrty in thtis area locaCed i.inder the power
li.nes in Seotember of 19H4. The property i.s zoned indusCrial. and
when he came i.n for a permit: t:.o bi.ri].d on the oroperty he was i_nformed
abouc t:he moraCOr~i.wn. P4r. Glaldon planned to bui7.d a 40 by ZS foot
bui.l.d~i.ng and ~.oould ooeraCe a trudc ma:i.nCenance shop fro~ri that siCe.
Mrs. Scalze informe~d '~r, r~raldon that t.he City iias adopted Appendix B.
P1rs. Scalze asked i.f. there ~aould be open sCOr,age of veYuicl.es on 9_he
site. SJaLdon repl.ied Chat there would be. Fdal,don sCaCed that Che~y
have about 7_0 t:rucks and trailer.s, however, most are on the r.oad
~nd there would be about 3 store<I on the si.te at any ,~iven time.
Mr. Pahey sugaested that perhlps the Ci.ty's Ciir~etable coul.d be moved
i.ip in terms of. Che over.all plari, Pahey s[ated thaC ~7r. Waldori could
noC be exempted from Che moratorium.
P~ir. Tdaldon re~orted ttiat .he has to be out of, }iis present locat:i.on by
August l. and need.r, to g~t f;oi.i~~ on construction on this si.te. idaldon
sCated tFiat had I~e knoson about the moratorium, he ~voulcl never have
purchased tae property,
Mr. 6~lal.don a,lced if he shoul.d proceed with gettine plans drawn uP.
14r. i~ahey stlted that lie would do so at his own ri.si<.
Council discussed the timet~ble thaC could be set up k'or consi.deration
of. hhi, area that ~aoulcl hel.p F4r• G,'aldon ~nd N[r. Jonnson i,~y gett~ing a
deci.si.on qui.c?<l.y. It was the f:eel.ing of. tl~ie Coimci7. Chat the joint
mee~ti.np, coith the Yl~xnn~ing Comrni.ss~i.on and the Counci~l as wel.l. as
a£fecCe<t property owners and prol>erty oioners ~aithi.n 350 feet should
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C~ritervil).e be held on Fl~ari.l 3 at 7 P.M. In that way if ~iC i.s the Ecelins~; of t:lie
Road Area Council tnat there shou7.d be a reioninp„ a oublic hear~ing coutd be
(Cont.) he'Ld on Apri.l. 24th.
Mr,. Nardini i.ntsoduced t:he following eesolut.i.on and rnoved i.ts 2dopti.on:
RFSOL~U'CIOD7 N0. £35-3-1.0? - APPBOVI\G A WORK.SNOP
?~(I:I:TTN~ ldl'CH 7'Hf.i PI.~N`SING C0~1M"ISSIOh` 'CO DTSCIJ;S
THI~; ST?C'I'ION T'IVl? INllUSTRIAL nR1iA ON APIZII, 3,
7.9£~5 AT 7 P.M. pNp INS7'I2UC7'ING 'CI4A7' P]OT-f.~F, RF,
517,NT TO ALL }?ROl'EFZTY OGINP,RS 4LCT.tI\~ 350 PF'G7' OF
T}t1i AR'?A
'I'he f:ore~;oi.ng resoluti.on aas du1~ seconded by !`1r. 131esener.
~yes (4) Nntdi.ni., 131esener~, Scalle, Fahey.
Nayes (0).
Reso7.ution declared adopted.
'Chis tesol.uti_on appears i_n Reso7.uCion I3oo?c No. 1"L, k'age 100.
At 9:1£3 P.~1. !4ayor Pahey recessed the meeti.ng for a short break, 7'he
meet.ing was reconvened at 9:26 P.°1.
3ri_nlcman P9rs. Haze1 Bon~;i.ovanni appear.ed beEore Chc Coi.mcil requesting th~t the
l;al1 t4ayo r ~nd City Clerk si.gn the new P(1D agreemerit t}iat Che Ci.t:y ACt:orney
put together on the i~ci_nkman oroperty.
Agend:i
Item No. 7 Ctr. Puhey ast<ect i~° the Bchool Aotard ~oould be s-i.p,ning the agreement<
Mrs< Jlongiovanni. repl.ie.d that t1~iEy wou1.d not ancl tki~t t:he proper.ty
wi.ll not be subdivided unCi.7 the School. District ~.i.s out of the picLUee,
Nfr. $weeney stated th~t the School. T~oard cuan[s nothii~~; on record
about the subdiv:i.sion of the property. Sweeney staCed that the
P1JD ~~ai_11 he ~ipproved at:tee the contract ori_th ttie School. t)istrict is
pai_d off, uwe~ney sC~ted tk~at there ~is al.so ai l.etCer perCaini_ng to
Ctie hand:i_ct~pped access that w_i11. reqtiire th~ s~i.gn~turrs of the
Br:i.nl<man's and "9rs. Bongi.ovanni.
P=lr. Sweeney sCated that everythinfl i_s i.n orcl~r and Che Ci.ty should
~;o nhead and siYn Che PUD Agreement.
Mr. B1e.sener :Lntrociuced the follow:ing re,olution and rnoved its ~do~t~ion~
RI?SOLlPCION N0. 35-3-103 - AU'C1~101,;I2TNG 'CI~IE A19YOI2
ADID Cl'LY CLh',KIZ, 'CO STGN ON ,3EIdAJ F OF 'CHE CT.TY TI~IP
}3RT;IKNLAN/7lONGIOVANUI PUD ~GRIiG;~1PN'i' CONTIDIGE~T ClPOV
THE I:YECU'CIOA1 P,Y 'TI~II; PROPRR'CY O~id~]ERS Ol~ A LG'P'L'IiR
REGASDING T}ll? I-[ANDTCAI?PIiD ACCTSS
Pa~ge --9-.
MINIJTI?S
City Cotmcy.l
hiarch 7.3, 14£35
i3rinkman The foreooin, resoluti.on wrss duly ,econded by t~(rs. Scal.ze.
I1a11 (Cont,) Ayes (4) ;3l,esenec, Scalze, E'ahey, Nardi.ni.
Neye.s (0).
Resolution declared adopted.
'Tl.~is resotuti.on appears i_n l:esoiuti.on ];oolc No. 12, Pra~;e 7.O1,
`9rs. Bon.p,iovancii had sorc~e questions re~srdi.ng a de:f.~erred assessmen~
or~ the. prooerty. Mr. rahey sug;este.d Ckiat the C~i.Cy C'lerk worlc witti
'C1rs. ';3onpi.ov~nni. on ~_his durin~ offi.cs hours.
Game R.oom 'Che C~.iCy Cl.erk ;,>osed ~i question regard:i.ng the l.icensing; of game roorns.
Licenses
Mr. 131esener ,po~inted oirt t_hat Che C~ity i., i~~ot ct~ar~~.ing pcr machine,
A~enda but per n,ame room.
Item i~o. £3
Tl~e CiCy Attorney a~reed thaC thet'e was not <~i problein~ and the City
can continue t:o char~;e a 1~i.cense fee for a ga me room.
3t. Jucte's 'I'he Ci.k:y Attorney has recommended that after consi.derable ne~;otiations
Assessment ~.ri.th St. Ji.ide's that tkie assessment def.~r.ra:tl termi_nate on Dece:nber 31,
i~tatter 1.993 In the event tk~at there is no constructi.on on tk~e property wi.thi.n
that ti.me per~i.od and
~ that no i.nt:erest ~ail1 be accrued on Che de[err.ed
Agenda a,sessment
and the as sessment wi7.1 become payable i.n £u11 on ,January
Item No. 9 1, 1994.
Mr. P'ahey i.ntroduced the fol.l.owi.no resoluti.on and movecl ~i.ts adopt:i.on:
F2T^,SOLUT70N DiO. 85-3-104 - T?'dL2~1TNATI~G THI?
Df'sPER7;I;D ASSJiSSf9E\T' OV PA1~C;IiL iVO. 53-93000-
07.0-03 ON DECL:KRI'sR 13, 1993 ONLY TN 9']~R EVfi;17'
'Cl~if~'C NO COi1S'f.URCfION 'CAK'GS PI,~CE ON 'PPIJi PRO_PGR'CY
PRIOR 7'0 Tll~'C DATf; AND D10 1N'LI?,RI;S'C WILT., RE ACC!iUI;D
0~? 'fHE DisT'}:RR;iD ASSPSS'~1i'N'i' 9ND 'I'ifli ASS~3SShlGP1'1'
T3l'sC0~1~S PAYAi~Lti IN FtILI, ON JA~tUt1RY 1, 1994.
7'he Lore~;oing r•esol.ution was duLy seconded l~y I°Ir. Blesener.
Ayes (4) Pahey, 131esener, Nar.cli.ni., Sca7.zc.
Naycs (0).
Resoluti.on declared adoptecl.
This resol.ut.~ion appears in ResoluCi_on T3oo!c No. 12, Ya~e 1.02,
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P~larch 13, 19f35
Pu11. Ttibs The CiCy ACtornEy eeporC~ed th2t the Lm~isl.ati.ire sa{d Cl~iat tl~e Stat;e
AC The would 1i.cense lawful yambl.i.ng i.n Che State effecti.ve March 1, 7.985.
Venet:ian No~o the I,cai.slature has Lound tl~iat th~is ~i.s not przict:~i.ca1 and movecl
, tlle daC'.c to June 1., 1955,
Agen~la
ItFan ?~o. ].0 'Chc Attorney ireported tliat a:Eew wee!cs zi~o his offi.ce prepared ~.~ri
ordinance caheret>y t:he Ci.ty can reserve orhatever leeion :i.t could,
'CPie ACtor.ney reported P:.hat as it pre~senCly sCands, the City Clerlc
can s,i.;n appl,i.caCions for l.a~afi.il gambli.ng 1_~i.censes, and ~i_f tLir Counc.i.1
does noC disapprove tl~iat applic~at7.on w~ithi.n 30 days, the 1.i_cense is
i.ss~.~c.d.
Lo~i.s i3lomberg of >t.. ;foseph's Soci_ety of tfie i,~i_ttle >isters o£ t.he
Poor a~pX~eared befor.e the r„ouncil. requestinY appr.oval of a 1.i.cense
to se1.1 pull tnbs from tP~e Venetian Ini~.
Mr. ~~ahey su~oested tha~C Chc C;i.ty C7.er.k can s~.i.gn Che 1i.cense aj~pl.icaCi.ons
and then brin~; them i.n t:o the naxC Council eneet~.ing for Council.
consi.dera[.ion.
T37.omberg commented that: Li_tt1.e Canad<~ does not: have a gnmblin~; sCructure.
'Che City Attorney stated that pri.or to Stat:e I,aw, the C.ity di.d not
havc~~ a~ambli_ng ord~iriancc, ~nd now wi.th the new SCatc law, Che Ci.t:y
does noC. need one.
The CLf_y Clerlc askecl i.f the C~ity cloes not I~im~~e a gambl:i.ng 1i_eense,
i£ i.t aill. be abl.e to disapprovc of any ~ppli.cations S_t wishas.
ThE~ Attorney st~t:E<f that the Ci.ty can d:is~pr.~rove and 6t:atF laio al.lows
thi.s. T11e Ci_Y.y cotil.d preclude gambli.n~; in thc City and not accept
any ~~ppll.cat~ions. ~~
'Phe Cterl< rep,lti~d t:hac if: the Cit_y clid this, then bi.ngo would not be
allowed.
cl r.~prescntative of. itinnE~~soCa `f'ip ~.~3osrd company outl~i.ned tFie Cit:y's
var_ious opti.ons undee tl~~e new Stat:e Law. 'L`l~ie Ci.Cq can a1.l.ow Che
C;l.erlc to si.gn appli.cati.ons and :i.E no Lurther acti.on is Laken, then
t.he l:icense is i.ssued in 30 days; t:Y~e City c~in deny ~.~n application~;
or under the emer~ency act, Che City c~n :i..mmedi_ately ~rnnt a 1.i.cense.
The Attorney report~~~d lhat che Ci.ty can requi_re additi.onal. conditi.ons
of any appl.i_cant, and the ordi.nance that was ~ropo,e~d pz-pvided for
Chi.s, 'Ckie Attorney staC~d ChaC tie d~i.ci noC Icriora anyt:h-.in~; abouC
the emergency nrovi.s,ion.
Minnesota Tip T~c>ar.el representaCive stated thaC ti~~e Gi.ty h~is i,he powcr
by re;ol.ut:Lon to appx~ov~ a 7.icense S.mmediately.
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March 13, 19£35
°i.i~l.1 T_at~s P4r. Pahey sCaY_ed that. he [hought a gamb7.~Ln~r ord~i.nance would l~e
(Cont.) dif,fi.cult to enforce. l~ahey cornme nCed th2t the City had control
in thrat 1i.censes wouid h~ve to be renewed each year.
Mrs. nardi.n~i. pointed out: tk~aC the appl.i_canC must 7o to the State
and Che State decides if the applic~nt is <~ l.ep,~i.t:imate organization
be.Lore [Fie ~ppl.i_cati.on even com~~~ , Co Cl~e Ci.ty.
M.r. i3lesener agreed Chat tlie State has very str~inyent regul.at~i.o~~s.
Nfrs. Nardi_ni stai;ecl that she had a phone cal.1 from a bi.isiness owner
i.n the Cit:y coho fclt thst: ehis o~ill he7.p his busi.ness, ~
44r. F3lesener cooimcnted tliat the lease a;~reecnent w~.it:h the Veneti.an
7nn must be pre>ettted to the St:ate mitPi Che appl.i.cation. h~{,~~nezsota
'Cip t;oard reprc;sentative replied that present~ty the SCaC<~ k~as
eibout 3,000 app7.ications and 50 days ii~ whi.c.h to process them,
therefore, som~ oF the J~i_ce.nses are beinn is,ued before t~zl1. the
pa~~>erwortc is i.n.
Mr. Rle.sener i.nCrocluced tl~e fo'i.lowi.n~ r.esolut,i.on and moved it, acoption:
R??SOLIl'C:[ODI N0. E35-?-1p5 - AP~ROVI~IG 'CI1r
CLSR;C'S S7:(;NA'C1J72E 0~7 't'HI's ]?fi72t1I'I' C'OR. L~CI,"CLE
SIR'CIiRS OT' 'Cl~ii PQOI2 TO HAVE pUI.,L TA14S AT
T~1P: VrNL;'I'IA~] IND7
The fore~oiog resoluti.on ~oas duly ,econded by yrs. $calze.
/~yes (4) 737.esener, Scalze, ;'ahey, n~ardini.
Nayes (0).
R.esolution d.eclared adopted.
'Chi.s resolut:i.on appears i.^ Resoluti.on 73~oic No. 1.7_, Paf;e 103.
LiCtl.e. C,anad~ The ~ngineer si.ibmi.tted i:o tki~ Council Eor aporoval the plens he has
Koad Pri.dge; recei.ved for the i.~ittle Clnacla Road bri.dge caideni.ri€; ~rojeat. 'Che
~Iiden;in~ P~I.ans Pn~;ine.c:r stated Chat: he i.s satisf:ied witL~i the plans.
~genda Mrs. Seal•r,e introduced t:he f.oll.o~~ri.ng resoluti_on and moved i-ts zidoption:
Ttem Noe 11
I~p. '2ESOLUTI(~!? N0. 8i-3-106 - APPROV.TVG 't'ftt^
84-13- LAYOUT P1.,AA7S P'pr, THI3 35i3 AND 7,I'CCLE CAAIADA
ROt1D R1;IDGp: !JIDTDIIAIC PgpJfiC'C
C~.~xfl~as ~xhibit 85-Sm
'Che f,ore~oin, resoli.it~i.on wns duly secondecl by i9r. S3lesener.
Ayes (4) Scal.ze, ',lle>ene.r, Pahey, Tlard~.in:i.
N~ycs (0).
Resoluti.on cteclared adopted.
Th~i.s resoluC~i.on appe.~rs in Resolution 71oolc No. 12, Page 10~F,
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r-r1rcli ].7, 19s;5
R-'L I~~iEt
SCation
Agenda
Itein Noe 7.2.
(Imp. 85-2°)
TPie !i,n~i.neer submiCted ~lans Co the Council. f:or the Count:y 12oad P-2
11.f.t sCati.on. Thc En~,~ineer sCate.d C1~at he would l~ike ko gct thi~i_s
proj~~ct in the bi.ddin~; Process shorCly i.n order to t~i.e i1 togeCher
wit:h the Met:ro Sesoec ~~roject thaC is going i.n the same qrea. 't'bi.s
should save the City a l.ot of. money on tl~ie lift sC<ttion. 'Lhe Rnt„incer
Lurth~r reported that ~i_t wi.ll. be abouC a ye~r [rom now beQore the
l.ines ~aould be I.:ied to~;echer~ ~s ChP sewer lines to thc 1ow~st k~omes
on I~-2 c2nnot be d'zsconnec.t:ed unv;i.l. everytlli.r~g is i.n pl~~ce.
The Fing~.ineeir furCher reported t:hat the, homes on V~itc~i.rig, Drive will.
not be se~-vzced bq this 7.:i.f.C stati.on and only a~bouC 5 or 6 hom~s
w1.11 i~e on the line.
The Cicy Clerl,c asked ahat will hanpen wi_tlz thF i~i.[t sCat~i.on on
Pcl~;erton. 'Chc i~cigi~~eer repl~i.ed that ,i.C t.~il.l. be rcnlaeed by a smal7.er.•
sCat~ion. ~
'Che En;inear su~s„ested th~rt once he finishes the plan, he or~,ill.
present it C:o the contrnctor and Metro 6ewer. hIe wil.l. report }>adc
Co the Council i.n about: a montlt and then the project can be let oaC
Eor bi.cls.
P1r. I31.esener reportecl that Mes. Nard~i.ni caas Ltooded aoa;i.n wi['Jl sewaYe
in her baisement. 731esener staCed Chat "4r. G'Lanrer f.eets th~t tPie
manhoLe ~in the ~r~ea has sunlc s1.:i.ghtly and now water is about even
coi.th ^1rs. Dlzrdini's l.in~. Al.,o tYaere was sl.ime and grease in the
line t:hat was c).os:i.nr; up the cir.lin.
D1r. Bl.e„ener repoetccl that Nir. Cl.an~er feels thi.s recant baclc-up was
caause<1 by the City. The 1i.ne was just clcaned abouC s1z weeics ago,
but thE nrobJ.em has occurred again. nr. 131e,ener sCated Chaf:. the
Ci_ty can clean Che line every six wee;cs, but i.t causes a mess.
~r. Glnnzer has sugaested t:h~k a b:iolo~i.oa1. ~re~se digestant could
he adcl~:d to the 1i.ne peri.odicall.y to handl.e the probl.em. Eithier
T~irs. Nardin~i. may be z~ble to clo it, or the Ci.ty sCa£f can do ~(C.
P4rs. Atardini. stated Ch~nt iE sewaae is }~~acked up i.n her b~sement
a~ain, she will. pet ouCS~.dc help to cl.ean i.C up and she do~s not
want thi_s fi.lth in her hot.ise every six caeelcs.
IC was sugpested t:.hat Nfc•. Glanzec worlc wi.th Mr,. Narcli.n'i. and N,Ir.
I3~I.esener in ;etting ttris m~~ttee resol.ved.
Aemont 'P,he Gi.Gy Eni;~.i.neer descr-i.bed the vari.o~is st~reets thaC the Ci.ty has
'I'urnovec dc, ignated as State Ai_d rot-ids, Thc: I?ngi.ne.er st:atc:d that [Pic C~iCy
has enou~;h Staee Aid ini.lea,~,e to p~L thi.s desi.gnat~i.on on Demont Ave~iue
Agenda and Vilci.n~; Dr~i.ve, !-loac!ver, once State Aid .Euncls are spent on a road
Item No, 73 the desi.,r.;nati.on must sY_ay.
T'age -13--
`~? T A117'Ci?;i
City Council
i[arrh 13, L935
Demont Mr. ~Pahc:y recommendFd tkiat the Ci_t:q take over Demont as a Citq
7'urnover strFet and desi.~nzite iC ~s a SCaCe Aid coad. Pahey po:i.nted out
(Cont.) Chat the Ci.Cy oF St. 1'~u1 mainta:ins Counky roads and they feel i~.hEit
c~~ther citie~s shoul.d do thi.s as ~acl.l..
(Imp. 84-15) The ;Eng~inee~r stated Chait al.l County road 'Eunds rare spenY. in tk~e
suburbs and none i.n St. Pa~~1.
?4rs. Scalze aslced who :is c.ol7.eati_nr~ the ~;as tax rooney on th¢ CounCy
r.oads i.n St. Pau1. The Engi.nesr re~l~ied thaC St. Pau1 gets iC.
Mr. 17ahey ,t:.aCed that Little Cariada wi_].l get tlrls money, too, if ~.i.t
t~.ilces over D<:monC. The rn~;i.neer staCed that as Che Ci.ty increases
iCS mi'Leage, its share of ~;as tax money will ~incr~as~ a1so. 'L'he
Lngineer poi.nted ouC th~t gas t:ax money i.s otily ~;i.ve:n f.or State Ai.d
roads.
P1r. F.ahey stated that he Ee1C Y;1,1~t, t'.l~e Ci.L:y should tal<e over Demont.
as the City woul.d be ~i.n a posi.t~i.on to get some money tor talci_n~ :it.
over now, s~~hicYi may not be avail.able at a l.ater datc. 'Phe County
h~s inclicated that thiey will g~i.ve the Ci.Cy ~?.5,000 in cr.ccli.ts over
a 5 y~-:ar period for taki.ns; over Demont,
~r. C1el.ey sug~;ested Chat Che. C~iCy [ind ouG ~[f. Demont can be desif;nated
StaCe Aid 1~eEore :i.t Cakes tYic road over from the Couney.
A4r,. ~Iardini ~iskecl Che cosC f.or br:i.n;;i.n~; Demont iip to sCandard.
P~dr. 1?ahey state<1 tnaC the portion ChaC needs overlay~int; could be
done For °d1.0,000. The ~3ngineer. poinCed out thaC. storm sewer wiil
be needed on Demont ~i: some poi.r~t.
Nard~i_ni stated thae she did not Feel. the C,ity has the faciliCics For
improv~in~; Chi.s road. '.~1r. Pahcy oointed out that the xesidents aloxig
Demont have not requested khi.s. A1so, Ci.ty pol.~icy has bc:en thaC be.c~tise
oi financi_n~; ,~asnects the City ca~i.17. no[ improve ~i road unless Ch~
~~ro~~erty owner.s pet:iti.on f.or i.t and then theq ~vi.11 be asrsessed the
cosC,
Mr. lianey introduced the Lo].l.owi.no resoluti.on and moved i_ts adopt:ion:
P'GSOLU'fiON N0. £35-3-1.07 - tAIJ'.CHORT%:I:NG 'CtikC
CI'CY L.;9GSPlEE;R TO REQllEST S'PA9"ls AID DFST,C;tIA'CIOf9
POR DIE[40NT AVGi~IIJI?
'Che Forego~ing resol.ution was dul.y seconded by Mr.. Sl.esener..
~1yes (4) P~hey, i37.esener, Scal.~~, Nardi.ni..
Nayes (Q).
Kesolul:ion dec.lared adopt:e.d.
'Ch~is resolut~ion appear, in Fesol.ution Boolc No. ].2, Pa~e 705,
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City Councl7.
P4arcli 73, 1.985
Disp~ztch/ Mrs. D?ardi.ni. poiril:ecl out tflat there ~re diLferent neighborhood
Pi.oneer Pr.ess sectl.ons of: the St. Pau1. llispai:ch/P~ioneed 'P.r.ess be~i.ng recei.ved
Section i_n the CiCy. Mrs. Nar.dini. felt tliat the City of Little Canada
I)es:iS;nation as a whole shou7.cl r.ecei.ve thc: same secCion.
Agen<ia n1rs. Scalzc :i.n[roduced the fol7.owing resolution and moved its adoptl.on:
Itern No. 14
RI;SOI.,UTION AIO. £35-3-103 - DTR73CT'ING 'I'ftFi
CPCY CI.,~Ri< TO SESND A LF,T."CER 'I'0 TOTM( POS7'PR
p}~ 1riP, D1S]?~TCIi/PIQN1:E12 Pt2I',SS ?JIT}i ~ CFl:RBON
COnY 'CO S'CEt/FN ;"4T.`Cl[ _^.~QUESTING THA'1.' 'Cllli
CI'fY OP L~IT'CL,E; CANADA !373 ,PUT ET]TIR~;LY :L~]TO
'C11P NOR'C?~1 SfiCTIO~i
The fore?oin; resotution was duly seconded by i4rs. Aiardi.ni..
Ayes (4) Scalze, Nardini, Pal~ey, I~lesener.
Nayes (0).
Pesolution dectaired adopted.
T,hi.s resoluCion a~~~ears in };c~>olution i3oolc No. 1?_, Page~~ lOb.
Street P1r.131esener. introduced the Eo1l.owi.nf~ r_esol.ut~i.on arid moved i.ts adoption:
iwe e ~ i. ti,.n,
13ids RIiSOI,UTIO"d N0. 85--3-7.09 - CAi,LING T'OR 6'C2[s7iT
SCatiGPINC. BIDS 7~OR 7.955
Agendai
Item No. l.5 'Che for.e~>oi.n~ resoluti.on coas duly se:conded by 29r. Pakiey,
Ayes (4~) B7.¢sei~ier, P2hey, Nacdini, Scal.ze<
Nayes (Q).
!Zesolut~i.on cleclared adopCed.
'f.'h~i.s resolut-ion appears i.n ?esoluti.on I3oo1< No. 12, Pa(;e 107.
~~I~ter tdr. Blesener introduced tF~e followi.rin resolu[i.on and moved ,i.CS aidoption:
School ~
RESOL[J'CIQN D70. £35-3-1.10 - ~P,pkOVl:NG 'CIIF.,
Ancncla t1TTt;NDAi~Cti OP ROGI;R GLAN'I.ER ,9ND J0;? S'CEELP.
Item ~o. 16 ~'I' idATER SCi-IOOI., OPI AP7ZIL 9, 10, 11, 1985
A'C A COST OP $50.00 EACH
The Foregoi.np, rE>o7.ut:ion was dul.y s~conded by Mrs. Dlardin~i_.
Ayes (4j Rlesener, I~ardi.ni., ~a~lacy, Scalae.
Dlayes (0).
R~sol.uC~ion declaced aciopted.
Thi.s resoltit;i.on ~ppears i.n Resolution T3oolc No. 1.2, Yaoe 1p8.
Paoe -15~-
;~'tINU'I''; i
Cit:y Cotmci7.
S4srch ].3, ]935
Ch~vtge-Orde~r P4r. 137.esener. reported th<it when C,he specs ~vece wri.t:Cexi ior Che
1'ire I~(a11 spri.nkler sysCem Eor the Fi.re rial.l, ik ~o~s not not_ed ChaC Che
9pri.nl<ler f:ise hose tower was not heated. 7'hEreLore, .it is necessar.y to
System insCal.l ~in anti.-[reeze system at n coet of s34;,
Agenda Mr. t3l.esener ~I_ntroduced the [oll.owing resolut~ion and movecl i.ts adopC:ion:
9dctition
Ri; iOLU't'~IODi N0. £35-3-11'l - APYROVI~IG A CHANGF-
012Dz,R L`OR 'CIII ~IRt I1~T~,L SP?~f\KLE72 SY59.P.,M ~'NOJIZCT
~I~ps $4-~~~ IN PI~LE Ev~(OU'V( OP $343 ~FOR ~V ANTI-1P~iZG SY57'Ii~?
(Change) IN THI: I~10S(' 'I'OWE^
(Oxder-l-)
'Che fore;oi.n; reso~tution o~ms du7.y seconded by a~tr.s. Nardini<
Ayes (~+) ;31.ese.ner, Dlardini., Sc<il.ze, Pahey,
Nayes (()).
R<~z>olut:i.on declarecl adopCed.
'Pk~is reso.l.uti_on appears i.n Resol.uti.on TiooLc No. 1?_, I?a;e 109,
City Dumpster Mr. ,i~l.esener r.epor.Ced that: T~ir. Glanzer would l.~i.lce to have the Gity
dumpsterr in oT,~eration every ot:her wo:elc r.ather tPian the f:irst and
Af;enda third Satu,rd~ys of: the rtionth dur.7.~tg r;ummer rnontl~s.
Addit~i_on
~trs. Sca7.ze fEil.C it would be less coriF.us>ing to have Che dimipster
on the f:i.rst amd C).~i.rd Saturdays, than c.very other weei<,
~ir< Fahey i_ntroduced the £ollow~,i.n~ resoltrtion and moved i.ts adoption:
RF.SOLU'I'I0~\ N0. 85-3-11.2 - CII~NGING TtIE D~1Y5
OF ~f~r;,,,'CIO?I OF T,u? C:[TY Dll?9PS'CrR '10 ~Vi?2Y
OTl-P.T,R SA7'U12DAY DURIDIG 'C4dP SU~4P4IiR
The Porcpoing eesol.uti.on wzts dul.y seconded by Mrs. Nardi.rii_.
Ayes (4.) Pal~ey, Pl~rdi.ni., Scalce, 3lesener.
~d}~f`S ~~)~.
P.esoluti.on declared aidopted.
'Phi.s reso].uCi.on ar~pears in Resoluti.on Book lo, 12, ~?a„e 110.
fiewer D1r, T3lesener renort_ed that: the City has recei.ved ei letter. F.rom Nea
~[aintenance 13righton ~i.nfo~rmi.ng Chem C1iaL. thc~ir i.nsur.ance c.arrier. eecenl:ly ~~ai.d
a hi.s;h clairo becausc they di<I not do re,asoriable ma:inCenance t:o <1
Anendei ,ewer l.ine. 7t was t:hs feel.i.n, of t:he i.nsurance carrier tl~att a
Add~i.ti.on ci.Cy's ent~i.re se~aer sqsCem shoul.d be cl.eaned ~nnu<i11y. Tl~iis is
an i_Cem of: i.nformation.
Page -lb-
Tt:f NUTFS
Ci.ty Counci.l
March J3, 1°,SS
1?osti.n;; Of ~fr. Bl.esencr r.eported th~t tlie CounCy wi11. be post~i_i~g thei_r streets
C~i.ty Streets on P4~rch 18. Th~~ Cit:y wil.l post si:reeC, on ei.ther thc 1°th or the 19tk~,
Af;enda
Ttein No. l7
'Car 'CI~e Ciey Clerl; reported that there are $600 i.n taxes on the paric
~batement ~:n:operty Che Ci.ty owns i_n Pates Additi_on. Th~ Cler.l< recqmmended
~Pates Add. Chat the Counc-i.l abate these taxes.
Agenda D7r.. r';z~~~.y i.ntrocfuced the. fo:tl.owi.nc; resoluti.on and moved i.ts t~dopCi.on:
Iten r1o. t9 ~
1zL,oI,trclont ,~o. 85~~-3-113 - Zi~sTaoCCING Tlir
CI'CP CLERI< TO PROCIJRE A'CAX AI3f\7'[:P4i~;N'I' 7~~RM
9i]D :IDI;'C1:UCT 1'FtT COUN9'Y TO AS3Fl'TT 'Ct-!E 'L'AXF?S
ON YARCk'sL ~IO. 53-Sfl750-070-01 AND 1)RLE'C~
'Ct{F; AS ;FSix~9E~iT AGAIDIS'C SAID PAPCf3L A i i~I1si,I. AS
'I'llf: ASSfi:SSMFN'C COLLBC7'ATiL,E IN 19~5
The f.ore~;oing resolution caas dul.y a;econded by D1r. Blesener,
~yes (4) Fahey, ?~lesener, Dl~.irdi.ni, Scalze.
Nayes (0).
Resolution declareci adopted.
9'his resoluti.on appears ~i.n Resol.uCion Bootc No. 1'L, 'Page lll..
P~~; 67ater Plr, 1~lesc:ner reported that ,1r. and N(rs. I:ng o[ County Road i3-7. havc
]3il.l espr.essed concern about a hi.gh waCer b~ill i.n tl,~e tourth quarter of.
].1st: yer~.ir. The Puo1i_c 4lorl<s Dep~rtine.nt has checl<ecl out the };n~;'s
Flg~~nda w~~ter meter and 1,tave Eound no 4~roblem with it.
nddition
Air. ?3l.esener reported tliat usu~l.l.y r.~tien <~ water meCer c;oes bad it
cegisl-ers o~at_ec flow at too slow a l.evel, rsther than too [ast.
T,t saes the feeli.n~; o,E [hc Couric.i.l. chat the Qi.ty C1cr1; sJ:iould advise
Mr. and Mrs. ling thait as ther~ i.s nothin~; wron,g wiC1i thei.r water
meter, the ~•rater mi.ist havc been used some how and no aclju,tm~~tit
can be made i.n the bi.11. A1so, the Ci.ty h~s had cases 1i_ke this
i.n the past and no adjustinents have beer~ rnade wheS~e Ckie rneter
r,ested correcr...
AudiC 'Ck~e City C~lerlc requested that the fol.lowing aud:i.t transfers be made
Tr~nsf.ers Co Che. Gencra7. i~und r_eY,roact~i.ve P:o Uecember 3;1, 19F4:
Age.nda fi?-2 DeSoto, t1Ll.en to County Road D ~ 20,7.6
Ttem ~lo. 20 3.3-20 Ryan Dri.ve ~~972,pp
83-L1 Arcade & i.,a°ore to Re11er 3,?_04.>3
Page --7.7-
!°1LNU'CTiS
Ciry Counc.il
htarch 13, 19~35
Audi.t £33-5 R< 22 V~il<ing Dr:i.ve ° 5,063.07
Trans'fers R3-7_9 Rice Str.eet 4Ja[:er Cormecli.on 3,777.14
(Cont.) 84-10 AeSoto Street & Al.l.en 566.04
:~ ~. ~4 ~ hn3 . `~J ~4
i-.[r, Pahey introduced the ~Followino resolution and inoved i.ts adoptior~i:
Rl?SOLU7'IOTI DIO. f35-3-11.4 - APpROV~T.FfG 'C?IF
AUDIT T'R~DISi~i?i2S I3E i.tAl)E: PRQi~4 I:VTLRU~1 'CO
(:r;~;(?i2AI, I'UNl) RF.TRO-ACCTVki 'I'0 D}:CIZI~4F31:1t
31, 1.934 AS T.n7oICA'rrq IN Cott~ICIL AcENt>A
The fore~oing resoluC~i.on ~aas duly secon<Jed by Mrs. Sceilze.
Ayes (4) Fahey, Sc~1ze, Nardi.ni, l;lesener,
Dlayes (0).
Reso7.ution declared adopted.
Th~is resol.u~t~ion apPc~rs i.n Reso7.ut~ion }3ook No, l2, Pag~ 117_.
Zonin~ Mr. Pahey pointed out that in t.:he Council's cor_respondence i.s a
Ordinlnce ~roposed zoni.n; o rd,i.nane~ cl~rificati_on deFi_nin~ communi.ty cente~r
Clarification and neighborhood center wi.tni.n the Publ.~i.c zoni.n;; district. NM.
Pahey stateci that the purpose oL the ~menclment :i.s so there is no
Agenda r_onfus:ion i.n th~ ~Cuture and t:o <l~fi.nF Cl:ie u>es under CIZat zoning.
AddiCion
N'.r, ral~iey sC~t~d that th~is w~i_1.1 „o to the Pl~~nni_ng Commi_ss i.on on
A~7r~i1 14 and wi11. be di.scusscd at the nexC Counc.i-1 meeti.np, on Lhe
27th of P~hxrc.F~.
t:el.lo<a~ The C1.ty C7.erk reporCed that C1~ie co,t of, send~Lng j~ostcards to City
Closi.ng resi.dents on Che c1 os~.in„ o.f,. K~ll ogp, I-1i~;h School would ri.m 1ppr.oximat:ely
$570 not inclucCi.n,~ staf.£ time. It was tl~~e feelina o[ tt~e Council.
Agenda thai:. this cost was t:oo h~.igh and that the Ci.ty orould rel.y o n I.ocal
It2m vo. 2l. nc~crs~~2per covera,n,s to inform Che cit~izen s o.f Che public. he ar.ing on
t:hi.s matC ec. -
Mr. F'ahey ~inY.roduce<t tlle fol7.ocvi.ng resolution and rnoved ~its aclophion:
RESQLU'CIUiA N0. £i5-3-175 - INS'CRUC'TING TH C;ITY
CLP,RK NO'I' 'CO SEV~D 1?OS1'CARUS 'PO CI'I'Y R7i6D)PN'CS
ON 'C1~IP i<L~I,LOG(; SCIIOOL CLOSIVG NIAT'C}',R D01; 7'0
Ti-IP COS"I' INVOI,VPD APID PUP.fFCGR THA'1' 'CHIi CITY
SdII.L DI;PP;ND ON LOCAL Tl?tiCdiPA,PIiR GOVERAGP TO
DIO'CIL'Y C'['I'Y iti?SIi)r~'rg pg TtIIS ^1A'C'ITR
'Clie f:orego,i.nh; reso7.ution was duly seconcled by ~Ir. J3lesener.
Ayr-.s (4~) Pahey, ?~l.esener, Nardi.ni, ;cal.zc.
n}ayes :0).
Resolution d.eclarcd adopCed.
'Chi.s resoluCi_on appears ~i.n ,Resolution Boolc No. 12, 'P~ge 114,
P~ge -18--
P~IIn1U'CP:S
CiCy Counci.l.
i4arc.h 13, 1955
General
InPormaCi_on
Agenda
Item A'o, 22
Mr. T'ahey poi_nted out Chat there is infarmat:i.on i.n Counci.l aQendas
rre~arding P.evenue Sl~ilri.nq, tax 5.nforrn~Cion, and a Ramsey County
Leei4ue meeting.
Fahey a7.so poi.ntec9 ouC that on pa~e 1.5 of the correspondence the
Czty was asked to ran~~c f.ederal pro~;rams i.n orde'r ot pri.or.~i.t.y.
It was tne. concensus of the Counci.l thzit they be rnnked as fo.Ll.ows:
1. General }Zevenuet Sharing;
'L. Community 1)evel.opment T31oc1c Grat'its;
3. Gla,tewater Treatment Grants;
4. Urban M1ss 'Cr.ans-it Ass~istance;
5. lJrban Developm4nt AcCi.on Grancs.
Aporovtina
9oachers
Agenda
ICem TIo. 23
Spec~i.a1
`leet i.ng
~?arch ?0
i~tr. l~ahey intcroduced thc followi.ng re,o].uLion and rnoved :iCS ~icloption:
RTSOLll'I'T.ON D70. ~35-3-116 -- A?'PP.OVING Ttlli
VOUCIIi~J3S -
'Lhe f.oregc>-in~ resoluti.on was du7.y seconded by l~tes. Nardi.ni.
Ayes (4) l~ahey, Nardi_ni, Scalre., Bl.esener.
i~ayc:s (0).
Resolut-i.on decl.ared adopter,l.
'Ch:Ls reso7.uCion appears ~i.n ResoluC,ion Boolt No, 12, Page 114.
'i'Y~e C1Cy Cleric poi.nted out that there is a Ram,ey County Lea~uc meeti.cif;
on March 20 and the Cotme.i_7. ~l.so has ri spec~ial Council meet4.ng that
evenin;.
~p,enda It was the f.eeii_ng o~`. Che Council tt~iut the~is meeting shoul.c] be
Add~i.ti.on reschedulecl to gi.ve Counc:ilmembers Che opporCi.ini.ty To aCtend ~he.
League meeting. It ca~s noted tl~at there woul.cl be sever.al
Le~islat:ors at tne L,eapue m~eti.ng and 1t could be benefi.ci~l
to the Oity to aCtend this meeti.ng.
'Che Ci.ty Clert< r.eZ~orted Chat the piirpose oE the Counc:L1 meet~.ng
was so th2t Che. Ci.ty's bond consul.tants could explai.n tl,t~ir ideas
for des:i.~n~ti.n~; t_he C~,ity a clrai.nanc cli.stri_ct .f.or assessment. purpose:s<
~7rs. Scalze inCroducecf the fol.l.owi.ng resolut;ion and rnoved i.ts adopCi.on:
RGSOLU7'IOP! Diq. HS-3-1.17 - CA~]CELL,ING Tf[)Z
P~9~ZCH 7_0, 19£35 iI'rCTAL COtJNCTL iNI;R'CIP?G APIi)
RF>CHEDUL7:NG :IT POR `~AY 1, 19£;5 AT 7 P.P1.
The foregoing resoluti.on was du7.y sec.onded by ?'t[rs. Vardi.nl..
Ayes ([4) N~ir.d~ini, Sca~lze, L'ahey, 'Blesener.
Playes (0), ResoluCio^ declared adopted.
Thi_s reso7.uCion appears in P.eso7.ution Boolc ~o< ~1.2, Page 115.
°a;e --19-
^1TNU'I'li,S
CiCy Council
Mard,t 13, 19f35
Gambli_r~~; The City Attorney coiwnented that he. betieves tPi2t Ck~e C~ity sl~iould
Ordinance adopt the proposed gtunl>7.i_n; ord~inance that he st.ibmi.tted Co Ch~
Coi,inc~i.l. at .i.ts last meeCi.n~ . 'Che or.di~~ance s e~ys t.h~ii_ the C ity wi.].l.
Agend~ ~ceserve ri~;hts in SC~~Ce la~a and can pl.ace ~r~y cond:i.Cioris :it ~[eels
Addi.tlon n~cc „acy on a ~am~ling J.:ice nse or deny such 'l.i.censes i,f iC wi.shes.
Mr. Plesener ~inT:roduced the f.oll.o*oing orclinance and movc:d i.ts adoption:
OnD"CP]/~NCI3 N0. 250 -~ AMF,NI)ING CHAP'C~R t~1.5
OF TItF 1~,tfNICTPAL COll?3 OP 'C11S3 C7'L'Y OE~ T,i'L'L'LF.
CAD7ADA Rl?GULATI:NG LAjd'GIJL GAMBI.,ING
'Che fot-egoi.ng ordinance was dul~~ seconded l.~y ?>~Irs. 1Vardi_ni.
Ayes (4) 131.esener, Nardini, Scalze, t~ahey.
~layes (0).
Ord:inance decl.ared adopted.
llrady', P4r. Fahey reporCed ChEit since the last Council meeC~ing the owner of
Li.quor Rs~acly's has made no attempt Co correct the noisct probl.ern at Che liquor
License esCabl.ishment. 'Chec~efore, the C~ity Attorney has proceeded to f,i.l.e a
cornpla;i.nt agziinst T3rady's on br-,halP ot several. res:idents of the
Agenda tra:tler c.our.t.
Adcl.ition
~(r_s. Dlardini. a,ked if: Rrady's ente:rta;i.nmont 1S.cense should P>c~
si.isp~~nded, A~!r. Fahey slaT.ed tl,~at this is the next step Che Cit.:y
would t~lce<
~1rs. NardS.ni. aslced why t.:}ie Ci.Cy Attorncy caoulcl represent the nei~hbors
~in this inatt:F;i-. Tkie Attorney replied that Chere ~is basis for a
crim~.na1 compl.aint.
T1i~ Ci.Cy C;l.erlc po;i.ntcd out thaC he wi7.1. be mai.l.i.n~ out appli_cat9.ons
for 1i.c~uor license rencwals i.n t:t~e nexC week.
A~!r. Fahey sugaested Ch~it as ,a c.ondi.Ci.on of, the rcne~a.al of the l~iquo,r
license, T3rady's sl~ould be requ~i.red to correcC the uo~i.se probJ.em.
r~[r. Pahey i.nCxodi.iced the f_ol7owin~ re~sol~t~[on and moved it, aclopCion:
ftt?SQGUT:[ON N0. &5-3-1.13 - IL7STt2I1CL'IA7G 'C1~117, CI'I'V
CLT;Rt<. TO JiR1'sC'[' F~ Li?'C'CPR 'CO i32ADY'S ApVISI~~G
T1~CF,?4 Tt-(A'P, I3J3'f6dEliP1 NOtd ADip S~ikIEN T1~T;:[R LIQiJ0.2
T ICIin1SI?, IS Ul? P03 Ri:NPSJAt, ON JIRdI? 30, 1935, 7'}ITY
r~IJS'l S'AP.G 'Pi~ll. N),CItSSARY S'I"fP> 7'0 PNSURP 'I.'t~tA7 PHF12E
IS NO SOUND F20P4 MUS:IC ET4It~1~7'7.NG I3Is'YOND 'f1iLIY
FlUII,DING I,I,NfITS ADID 'CHEY SblOiJI~D TA(<i~i ANX S'1P1?S
Dll?CPSSt\RY TO CEASli DISTURi3TNG THEIP F11?"CC!1730}2S
AD?D :[1? SUCIt >TF:,PS ARP, t~7pT Te\ISEN IP'(P`CDIAT~I,Y, T!II'sY
CO?7i.A T'AC~ SUSPI.SNS:CON AND/OP Rb;VOICATIONOP'T}1FIK
TNTIdTZTA:[NMFNT LICP,PISIZ
Pa~;e --7_0-
~rrttrcrs
c;.cy coiir,ci.1.
~farch 7_`3, l°.35
9rady's 'Che for,•ep,o~in~; r,esolut::i.on ~aas diity seconcled by hTrs. Sca].ze.
{Cont.) Ayes (4) rakiey, Scal.ze, Nard~inz, 7ilesener.
\~ayes (0).
Reso'1utl.on decl~ired adopCed.
This resoluti.on appears ~i.n Resol.ueion Bootc ~o. 12, Pa~e ll6.
Li.en [dai.ver The Ci.ty ,~Ctorney reporCed thz~t t:he Cit:y has been narned in <s
Schrier ineohantc's ;I.i_en o~aiver ag~~i.nst the Schri.er property. 'Che F~ttorn~y
°roperty requested aathorizati.on Co checl: it out and ea;pond.
A~enda P4r. rzihey i_ntrocluced Ct~e fol.lowin~ resolution and moved its r:idopCi_ono
Add:i. t i.on
Rr60I.;UTION ~10. £35-3-11.9 -- 7:DtSTRIIC'I'[AlG 9'}tE
ct'cv n~r'ro2vt;v ~ro r~o ta=[nr}~,vT:~: ~~rcrssn~~v ~~rl~cr~
RP;G~3D TO 'Ctl~; `11iCHF~.NTSS LT1?N idAIVER I'IL1iD
tAGAT~1S'f 'C'-tI~ CI'PY TD! ~ OsdNViC'C;CON Sdz'I'I-1 T4c,
>Cll?:TI?I2 P':0~'i?R'I'Y .
The for.e~oing ecsol.ution uras dulry s~conded by ?4~-s. Scal~e.
Ayes (4)~F'ahey, 8calze, N1rdi.ni_, 731eserie.r.
~layes (o).
1?esoli.rti.on declared aclopCed.
This resolut:~.ion appears i.n Resolution 3001< No. 12, 1'age ll7.
f3ui.ldi.ri~ Mrs, ~iardini_ i.n.f.ormE:d thF Councii that Cl~e t3ui7.<li.ng OEf~ic~i.al. has
OEficia~l been to wor~c hz1_(-tlme Chis ~ae.elc, ±?rse Nard~i.ni also su;nested that
the Counc:il. ?c.eep in mi.nd that the CiCy hae; had no flre i.nspecC.ions
Agenda donc>. in the 1asC year. 'Che Ci.ty C1er1< commerired that £~.i.rc i.ns~~ect:i.ons
tldd:iti_on wi11 be started sahaan Clie C,iCy tnkes appl.i.cati.ons For busJ.ness 7_icenses.
Adjoin-n A4r, Fahey :introduced the Fol.lourln~; resol.uti.on ~nd movect ~i.C, adopC~ion:
A;enda Y?~;SOLt.IT"[OA1 N0. 85~-3-120 - ADJOtJR~II~~C
Tt.ein Alo. 2~s
'CP~e foregotn„ reso].ution was duly seconded by '~Irs. Scalze.
Aycs (4) FahEey, Scalze, ~3lesener, Nardin~i.
D}mye s (0). Resol.ution clecl~red 2dopted.
Tl~iis reso].utlon appears in P~esolution 8oo?c t7o. 1.2, Page ll.f3.
'fhere beino no {urChcr busi~ess, the rneeting w1s ~cljou~rncd at: 1.0:54. P,?~4<
!~tesoectLully subrn~itted,
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