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A~enda
Item \o. 1.
Agenda
ttem Noo 'L
Ap~r.ovnl
Of The
T4inutes
P,~enda
Ir_em No, 3
I'urs~ienC to due c~il.'L and noL-i.ce thereof x regular mect-i.nfl o~F t.he
Counci.l of Che C:i.ty oi' I.~itCle Canada, 21i.eine:sot.~ was held on the
~l'I.t:k~ day of SeptemP>er, 19£35 in thc Counci.l Cti~moers of t:Fie City
Cent~r l.ocated at S:LS Li.ttle Ganacla Road in >«i.d C;i.ty.
Septemhee L1, ].985
Mayor Mic.liexel t'ahey cl~~aieed the meet.i.n~ and cal7.ed it to ordex• aC
7:30 P<ly< and the f.oll.owing members urere prese:~nt nC tol.l. ca11,
~ti;r-iiz~~;izs }~~trsi>.~r:
i tayor
Counci.lman
Councilman
Counci.Lwoman
Counci.l.woman
Mr. ?2i.chaeL Pezhey
~4re 6JilL:iain B1.esener
~Ir< Riclc Coliova
Ms. inug~ Nardi.ni.
A~(rs. l;everLy Scal.ze
ALSO PRGISlSd'C:
City Cl.crtc
Oi.t:y AtCOrney
Consultieip, Gng:ine~r
Ltecor<li~i~ Secret:ary
~fr< Josepki Citlebecl,<
i1r. 7'homas Sweeney
C-Ir. Dona7d Carley
C4rs< Kathleen Glanz~>.t'
The C~i.ty C1erk indi.c~ated that the Eo1low~i.n,y corrections should be madc
to the August 2S Cot.inci.l. meetinf; minuCes:
Resol.ut:Lon No. £35-8-~.1~r wh~.ich reads Irnp. Plo, 4dP4
7:-2-3-~s-6-7 anil 9, shou~ld be ch~nged t:o :[mf:>. No.
8?_-5;
ResoluCion No, £35-~£3-4"LO ~rhich reads Imp. ~o. 77.-7
should be changed to Imp, ~o. W~-73
Mr< ~'ahey introduced t1~ie Fol.lowzng resolut.~Lon and moved ~i.ts adoption:
RESOLUI':CON i90. 85-9--436 - APFROVING TI-IE M;INll'LGS
OF TI-IE AUGUS'C 2f3 COIJi~CI1., PSE~'CIyG ;aITH 7'tC;;
OU7'I.INED CORR1i,CTIONS
Revenue
Shetri.ny.;
Her,~rli~g
Agenda
T.tecn No, ~E
'Che Lore;oin~ reso).ation orxs di.ily secondecl by P4;. Dlardini,
Ayes (5) 'Eahey, Nardini., 131esenec, Sca1•r.e, Collova<
Nayns (0).
R~~;solution dec7.ared adopCe<l.
'Ch.i.s r.eso7.uLion appears in 13esol.uti.on :Book N0. 1.2, Page 449.
~4ayor L~ahey opened the pubLic heari.m~~ on the proposed use o[ tlie; Ci.ty's
rcvenue sharin~; entitleanent. 'Che Ci.t:y C7.erk ~i.s proposi.ng that: it, be
a1loc~ced to pol.i.ce prot~ction<
'Phere rvas no one preseni:*.ai.shi.ng to comment on revenue sk~ar-ing.
Pa,;e -L-
rtt:vu~rr:s
Ci.ty Counci.l
Sept:.. 1.1, 1985
Revenue
Sh~zring
(Cont:,)
Kr. Blesener i.ntrocli.icecl t.kie folLow:i.n~ resoluti.on and moved iCS adopt].on;
i2[SSOLU'C]:ON ~f0. f;5-9-437 - CLOS~CNG TAI?
PUitI.~TC iIY;ARIDJG 0^1 TH[3 CI"CY'S lJS[i 0:~
RCULNUE S19ARI~VG IiNTI'L'LP:i1GN'l'
'Ltte F~oregoi.ng resolution w~xs duly secondecl by P4s. i~ar.dini..
Ayes (5) i3lesener, ~ard.in;i., Co1'1ova, Sca~lzc, Pakiey.
Nayes (0).
Resol.uti.on deal~recl adopCed,
`Chis resoluCion ap~cars i.n Resolutiori 1ioolc No. 12, P<'i4;e ~450~
Nfs> Aardi.n~i i.nt:rodueed t:he f.ol7.owa.nq r.esoluti.on and moved i.t:s a<loPtion:
;:tiSOI~UTIO~I N0. SS-9-~438 -~ Ak'PROVI~G 'C(li;
CITY'S iZEV;Z~lU1Z S~iART.DIi-; [iN'L'I'LT.,ti`;~S1:~I'P I'O[Z
POL~IC1: Sl3RVICL;S
?<I.i.dcejs
St:reeC
F3tzsement
VacaCion
Agend~a
It~m Dlo. `i
'Cl~~e fore~oin~ reso7.uCi.on was dul.q seconded by ~fr, Col.l.ova,
Ayes (5) Nardini, Col.:tova, t'ahey, :3lesener, ScaLze.
Nayes CC))>
Rcsolution declared adopCed.
'Chis resolution appeae~s i_n Resolutio~~~ I~ooic No, 1'J_, Pa~;e 457.<
i`~.(r. Klidzejs has requESted that ehe CiCy v~ca[e 8]./2 .Eeet of the Teai-n
I.alce Road easEm~nt in fcont of hi.s ~ropert.y.
'fhe Ci_Cy Engineer recommended T.hat tl~ie 8 1/2 feet be vac..iCecl. i9r, Carley
poi.n~ed oi.~t_ tk~at che Ci.ty has 50 f:eet of. road easemenC in Chi.s ~iren and
Che v~caCion ~doul.d bri.ng ie doom to ~Fl ~l/'L. The Cingi.neec Ee1t that this
was adequate,
'Lhe f?r~5i.neeir [eI.C LhmC I:he acltlitional east^ment w~s tal,:cn at Che t-ime. t.liat
'L'win Lake Teai.l was puC i.n as the Ci_ty felt i.t needed a wi.der roacf -i.n this
area. However., iP Ch~.is secti.on o~ the road were ~o bc: widened, the rest
of the sCreet out to T'wi.n ~ake 1D1vd. wouLcl ~i].so have to be widened ~inct
Cl~ie CiCy would need adctiL,ional e2sements,
'Cnc lingi.ncer also poi.nted out thaC Chere is no r.e~~1 recorcl of Mr. I.L7.i.clzejs
ever gr.antin; th~is casemenC to the Ci.ty.
N[r„ Vi.rginia Fisher sCatect that the,rc i.s l.ti 1/2 f:eet of eais~ment on her
side of the sereet< Fisher e~1so po~i.nted out [:hat the pavemenC is onl.y
13 Eeet wide :i.n th.is area of. the strect:, l~ishcr commented that C'tie street
was narrow as at one time it only served fi.ve houses.
P~age -7-.
tiL[idllTfiS
CiCy Council
Sepc, 11, '1.9f3:i
[<li.d-r.ejs
l:asernent.
Vacati.on
(Cont.)
C4r, '}.~al:iey poinCed out that ilr. K~li_ctzejs is requesC:i.ng tl:ie same t.r.eatment
ChaC. hi.s neigt'ibors recei.ve uriCh regard to thE~ Pasemento
, .
Phere w~xs no one pxesent:. ob,~ect~i~n~ to Che vacation oE Y, l. ) feet of
the tClidze.Js easement.
~1r, Col.lova i.ntroduced Ghe t:ollowing reso].tit:i.on 2nd moved its adopt.i.on:
RFi60LtITI0D7 N0. 85-9-~E39 - GLOS~t.~G 'Ckl~ VU73L:CC
FIEAR"[NG ON T'1-fF LZT,Illl GJS S'CRL;G7' EASE~IISN'C VACA'f.IQ~
'Che foreFoing resol.uti.on was dul.y scconded 1>y :~Is< Nerdini.,
Ayes (5) Collova, Nardin:i-, Sca'lre, Palicy, BlesFner<
Nayes (0),
12esol.uti.on clecl.ared ~dopted.
This resoluCion apyears in Resoluti.on 73oolc ~7oe 1?_, t'a~~e 452.
t~dr. Slesener poi.nted out that iI the C:i.ty vacates £3 1~2 ot tkie K1:Lda.ejs
easeinenY:, thex•e ~o-i.1~1 be 25 ,feet rema:ini.n; Chat tPie Ci[:y wi.ll neecl a
si.gne~ eaisernent for from Mr. K].idze~s,
I'xhey su~gested that the vacaCi.on be condi.t~.io~ied upon i4r'. i.Lli.dzejs'
si.,riin„ th:is easement,
f~lr. 731esener aslced i,f th<~~ 33 1/2 fooC ease:ment exeendecl to Che pr'opeirty
to the souCh. 'Phe E:ngi.neer r.eplied that it d~i.d. 'Che CiCy C7.erk poi.nCed
oue that the hear~.i.ng just appli.ed to the K7.idzejs prop~rCy.
~~ls. Alardini introduced ehe fo7.].owing r~solut~.ion and moved its adoption:
RCSOLU'CION N0. F,~-9-440 - APPROVIDIG 'l'tU? VfACA'I'70N
OI~ S 1/2 T~L,E'P OF IsAS7:i4E~'C I'OR T'WIN LF~tCi ItOAll AS
RL'QIJI;S'C1;D ,L'Y ~tR. KLID7.S:,7S Ul?ON '.CI-II? CO_~llIT~CO~! 'I'HA'C
,412, C<r~IDlL.1S GRAN'I' AN ZASrMIiN'C 'I.'0 T1iF.. CT'CY TOR Tl-IL
KE.IAIIdtNG 25 P[:i?,'l' OP !.20~D E9SIT4GNT ON IItiS S1:Dli OF
`l't(1's 6'i'RC;E,1'
~~ €> . .. . . .
Ayes (5) Va~rdini., Collova, 131eserier., ucal.zc, Pakiey.
~iayes (0).
ResoluCion deC:l.atred adopt:ed.
'fhi.s xe,o7.uti.on apC~cars :iei Resol.ur.,ion 13001< No. l2, Pages 4~53 and 454>
The Sorc~oln~ resolution taas du~l.y seconded by Nfs. Collova~
Lalce St~reet 'Che Gity has ceceived n eequest t:o vacate Lake StreeC fr.om RuCh ;;o:in~
Vacation west t:o Starlc Street. 16' , Pahey reporCed thaC the vmc.ai:ion of. L<ike
SCreet has been di.scussed ,cvcr.al times i n Che ~past, Fahey questi.oned
A~erida i.f.~ the City should ca:l.l. a publi.c Ize:arJ.ng z.ind. s~~>end the inoney, or just
IceiTi No, 6 deny the request.
Pa,;e - 1-
D1tNU'7'GS
Ci_ty Cotmci_J.
SeC~t., 7.1, 7.9f35
Lake St.reeC i1rs. Scalzc £el.t that Lhe maCCer sP~oulcl go Co Che J?ark Commission to
Vacation see iE the.y are~ interest~:cl in open space or cralking patkts or tra~1, in
(Cont:.) th:i.s area.
i,~ahey pointed oi.it Chat tlie l~iear.i~ng process is very costly i:o ehe Ci.Cy
and ChaC th:i_s i.ssue has been voCed down many ti.mes ~.i.n the pasC.
Fahey stzzc~d Chat if anycl~~ing tl'ie Ci.ty wi.l.l. pl-obabl.y reCain tlle propez:ty
for open space or w~licing p~iChs. P~ihiey askecl i.f th~ CiCy wa, l.egal.ly
obl_i€;ated to cal.l the ~~ubl.:i.c heur;inp.
'f.om ~Euellner, Sr< stated Th~it at t
they requesCed ChaC I..nke itreeC be
by tl.ie City. hls a result oE this,
iii the t~eea,
e time SZuth Street s~ras j>ut i.n,
put i.n as we7.1. 'L'hi.s was ctenied
Chere are some landloclced parccls
P~tr~, 3lesener poie~ted o~it tkiat if- che pr'~rcels are comb~:~ned witl~t uther
lots, they are buildable,
'Ch~ C~ity At:eorney ,t.at:ed t:hat thc statuCe d.oes noe set up m 1ens;th oE
time that musC lapse between publ.ic hear.i.ngs. TF~c: Attorney stated Ctiat
rLze Oouncil does not h~roc Lo I:>e puC i.n the: posi.t~ion of cons~i.deri.n„ a
subject at each m~eCin~;. 'The Attorney suggested thnt the pi.ibl.i.c hearin~
be cal.led, c;vea thou~h ~t:he Council may be of the feeli.n~; t.haC tha request:
wi.1.1 be deni<~d.
ilr,. Scal~e sug„ested that the oast m:inute;s be r.esearched on th~is maCter,
Fahey su~;gesCed thaC. the request be sent to the Ptirk Commi.ss:i.on for Cheir
r.ecommendation.
Mr.s. Scalze askecl i.f there weis any iriCerest i.n put_C:i.nt; Lalce Str.eet tkzr.ough,
Nluelln~r stziCed that t:n:is ~•rould be the other al.tern~tti.ve.
1'he City C1.erk sCated C1~at the :I.ots czin be comb:lned in r.i w~ay so that
they can be built on IronC.ing anotk'~er >tr.~eet other Chan i~alce Stirefat.
'fherH are deferred as,essrnenCS on some oi thi.s property, and onc~~~ the
lots ar.e macle builclable, the assessments wi.l.:l. go on.
P4s. Nar.d~in:i. sugoerted that thc plst history on thi.s subject be looked up.
Mr.. Pahey int:roducec Che f.o~lowing resol.ution and moved iCS ~dopCivn:
RPSOLU'1'7:ON N0. b5-9-4~E1 - CALf.~'.[i~G FOR A PIJBLIC
ItEAKING A'I.' 7:30 P.M. ON OC7:0%3liR 9 ON 'CHE; VACA'l'50~1
0'0 LAKE STR~13'I' FROF1 t3VL1-1 GOI~G '~).35'L' TO STARK.
5'PRJi GT
The for.ego~in~ r~solution was duly seconded by i4r. ~lesener.
9yes (5) Pahey, ]3lesener., iVardini, Sca:tze, Col].ova.
Nayes (0).
~j~>olut.i.oi1 cl4elcirecl adopked.
'~.~~~is reso ution r~ppeurs ~n 1Ze,oLuCi.on Book No. 12, Page 455.
Page __4~_.
riz~au~cr s
czcy c~~,n<~.~.1.
5ept, LL, 19£~5
'Ceze~u M~yor T'ahcy po~int.ed out th~it the 7'~reau assessment mat:ter wss resol.ved
Assessmen[: at tlie 7.ast. Counci.l. m~ae[:ing.
Agenda
]:tem No, 7
Winter Ltr. Fal~ey reported that the St, Paul. Winter Carni.val woul.d like to
Carni.v~l use t,ake Gervai.s Lor. their snocrmob~il.e race. 'Chi_s caould be held the
Sno~omobile weelcend 'aiter Che softbal.l. on :ice tournament.
Races
f4s< Nard:i.ni aslcea if partcing caas a problem that Che Ci.ty s ho~.tlct concern
Agenda i.tself wtieh. ?4r, Co1.lova f.E1t that Chere must be par{ci.ng plans n~d<-:,
Ii.:em No. £3 It wa> ;u~gestecl tkiat t:he par!ci.nf; r,+ou:Lcl ~>robably ba ~.iC the: beach <aree.i
and on Che i.ce,
tds, Naii•di.n.i intr.oduced the followi.nf; resoluCion and moved its adopt;ion:
3ESOLIPLION ~0< 35-9-4<ti2 - F~]?YROVING 'f.HE USli OF
GERVAT.S LE1KE POR TLtE ~dIN7'EI2 CARPIIVAL SiVOWi~10~3II,E
RACES
'Ck~e Eorego~i.n~; resoluti.on was dul.y seconded by ~lr, Blc,sener.
tlyes (5) Nar.din~i, Blesener, Collova, Scalze, Fahey.
Nayes (0).
Resol.ution declared adoptecl.
This resol.ution aippe~ir.ecl in Resolution ]3001,< No. 12, Page 456,
LeCter On 29r, Fahey xeportecl Char the l.etcer f-r.om ?3~i.11. Quiriri on sCorage bu:ildin~s
Sto.ra~e and the. Ausiness Developmezit CornmiCtee i.s for Council. :informatiun.
Litt:i J. d :i.ng s
Ptc.
Agenda
7tem No. 9
1; & S C4r. Louie Rustad o:E R 2+. S ~ip~eared ~Ffore Che Counc~il and aslced Che
Concl~.i.ti.on sCat~.t, of the p,ravel ro~d ~i.n hi.s area, 12ustad pointed ouC tJ:~at the
Use }?ermlt conditionaL use perrnit tl~iat t1~e C~i.ty gr.anted hi.m is about: to exj,>ise.
A;enda Scalze commenCEd Chat as zt minimi.~m Che Ci.ty wanCed a grave7. ro~cl i.n
!;ddi.t:ion this areu for Fire protecGi.on.
Pa$ey poinCed out ttiat Ctze McGough Eence Piad to be moved. ThF Attorney
st~tecl that. he is in the pr.ocess of wor.lcin~; on the i4eGough fence maCter,
FIe wi7.l review t:lie [il.e and reporC back to ttic Counci_l..
Fa}.~ey stat:ecl thr.it he thought rhe Council di.scussecl obta~i.ninp more railroad
rlaht-of'-~aay. flowevcr, th~ rai.l.i.oad wanted fa:i.r m~lrtcet val.ue t`or tl~is
property, The Ci.t9 also di.scus,ed cor~ver.tzng the rai.troad crossi.ng t:o a
~un~.;c ~z~~ss~.~~,~;.
Yaoe -5-..
~tltdU'1'isS
Ci.ty Counc:il.
Sept< 1. L, 19n5
R b 5 Pmhey comrnenteci thit t:l~e Coi.inci.l tabled the maC.Cer unt:i.1 1.t was broughC
(ConC.) ap a;~in by the o~oners,
i4r. P.usC1d stated Chat: Che other properCy o~on~r; ~i_n the area do noC
w~int t:o spencl anq rnoney, Ri.ist~id poi.nted ouC tl~aC the year :i. , al.most.
up on hi.s conditi.onal use permiC.
Scalce stated Ch~t she did not thi.nlc t:he C;S.ty had an easernenC bver
the Deeb property. The Attorney ~i~reed. The AtCOrney staCecl t:hat
one thin~ Lo c(o c~~ould be to ,et che fence moved.
fahc*.q as':ced if the Ci[.y wanted to condemn propcrt~ in order to g<.t
the ro<id easement, Scll.ze r_omnienCecl the~t the Co~mc.i7. had fe].C th~xC
onl.y a 33 fooC casemenC. was necessary. I3lesener poinCed out ttiat
sorne of.` Chc rail.road ri.;ht-of.-way 4~o~~1d bc util,i.zed.
Narclini. commenCed thut the Cot.~ncil. has already decicled that a;rzivcl
iroacl 9s needed.
Fat~ey a~reed rhat t:he F;ravel roacf i.s needecl, but commented that C.k~e
City should ~lsu ~et: thic road easement £or. a f:atur~ improvecl street.
Nardini agrced that eventual.ly a road cooul~I ~o throu;;h this area.
Pan~~y sugaesL~d that Cl2e At:tornep dnd t';ngineer discuss ~hc s;~itueiti.on
and nive ~ report eit Lhe nexC meeLi.n~;.
P-is. Aacdini. sug~ested Chat C4r. Ru,t~d's cond:il::ion~.il ase oenni.t be
extend~d.
Collova asked i.f ttie City couicl condemn r~[lroeid pro~~erty. 'L'he Atton~ey
sCate~l that ~ii: could, but i.t is expensJ.ve property.
~1r, Iahey in[:roduced tl~ie folloioi.n~; resoluCion ~nd moved i.ts adopCi.on:
't::iSOL1LCI0N N0. F35-9-443 - GXT);~~II)ING THti R& S
CONDSTIONAL USE PERM:CT FOR 90 UFlYS PT;NDIiVG RESOL,7J't"LON
OP "CHP, i20All EASI'si'hLN"C QU(SS'L'SOPI IN 'CHIS ARiSE1
The Pore„oins~; eesolut:ion was duly seconded by i1s. Nardini..
Ayes (5) 1~'ahey, Nar.di.ni., 3calze, 731esener, Col,lov~.
Nt.iyes (0).
Resol.ution decJ.ared ~idopted,
This resolutio~~ a~~pears i.n i2esol.uei.on _Book No. '1.2, Yege 457,
t~aliey a,lced the AtCOrriey t.o report on the sCaC.us oF the eas;cainent at tPie
nexC Cuuncil mceting. Tiie Ci.ty Cl.erlc comment:ed that he would put Chi.s
on t'iie aigenda f:oi Che October 9 meet,i.ng.
Page -6-
NIINUTES
Ci.Cy Counci.l.
Sept. ll, 1935
ilrs, Kl.ei.n
An,enda
Addition
Vauchers
Agenda
Item No, 10
rv(rs, IC1ein i.nformed tha Coimc:i.l that i.C is her understanding thaiC thc.
~•rel.7, for the bai.t shop w~is not sea7.ed aC tl'~e t~i.me the b~~iC ,twp ~oas
~orn down, Rlei.n wanCe.d to bring this to the atCent:i.on of t}ie Council.
~rs, lClein al.so expee,secl cor~cer.n about tl~ie dr.ai.na~e oP thf ~rea, 't'he.
Engi.neer commei~ted ctiat there has becn a lot oE rain i.n t:he p~ist couple.
oP caeelcs. kIe has not i.rispeceed t:t~e sitc rece~itl.y<
Mr, Collova reported th~c tl~ie soil. whete the I-tlrstead and tlcCol.lou(;h
bui.lcli.ng cri11 sit h~s been dug ~>ut and seand brou~):rt in nnd compacCed.
Co1.7.ova stated thaC tk~e so:i.:l. in the ~rea :is x~c*.taining cvater.
'Che Cl.erk stated i:t~at Mr. Biese i.nf.oirmed 1'tim thaC. the stor.m sewer. has
been inspectFd, and i.s not ready L~or accep~eince, 7.t i.s currerit].y fu.l.l.
of dLrT.. 'Che sewer wi11 have to be rein~~ectecL Fl1;o, the contracCOx•
ha, not: yet b~en pald f:or the woi4<.
Mr, ~'ahey su;gested ttiaC the t;~ii.ldino I~ispecCOr look :i.nto cYic iae7.1
situaC:i.on and malce surc i.C ~oas sealed. T}.~e City C1erk su~~esCed Lhac
Che lfui.lcli.n, Sns~ector ~1so determi_ne if: the ,ewex~ sLUb was cappe.d.
Mr.s. Kl.ei.n se~ted that she is sti.ll. conceri~ied about hex~ ab:i.li.~y to
bui.lcl and about tlle Lencc<
?1r. B1.e5ener sugg~sted that.i~rs, K7.e~in discuss thcsc m~iCters w~i.th t;l~ie.
TSui_lding Tns~actor ioho i; i.n a better poszeion to ~nswer her queStions,
~Irs. (Cleiri sCaCed t:n~it tkie Building Inspector :i.nformed her t:hae a Lence
did not hztve to be put up. S~~e Chen spolce to the Planner wl~io i.nPormed
hec t:hat. since th~s was a condition ~i.mposec~ by Che Council., i.t would
have to be donc>
1'he C1.ec~',c sCatcd Chat ycColl.ough s~i.l.l be puttin~ up a Lence. nrs, Scalze
staCec! that Ch-is will probablp be done aC t.lte end oE the project.
l~ahey su„~eseed tl~iait P4rs. t<le:i.n contact the 13ui1ding Inspect:or abouC
a].etter~ regairdi.ng Lier concerns about her. property.
ttlr,. I:l.e.in expressed concern aoouC tne si.ze of the acljoi.ni.ng pr.operty
2nd i.nformed the Council Ct~~~ she understood ~ 1ar~er buildi.n~; was now
pl.anned for Ctii. , proC:>erty. i4r, l+ahey suggesCed that f~lrs, tCl.ein veri.Ey
these, deCails wit:ti t:he 13uil.di.ny, f,nspector,
~4s< Nardi.ni .introduced the f;ol.l.owin~ resolution and rooved i.t:s acloption;
R1dSO1,UTI0Dl N0. 85-4-444~ - L~PI?7.tOVING TI[G VOUCHI^',RS
p~i€3~ _7_
irl I. V U'L' li 5
C~i.ty Oour~cil
Se~~~L< 11, 7.935
Voucl~~ers The foregoing resol.uti.on ~aas duly seconded by ~ir. i3lesener.
(Cont.) t~ye:s (5) nlardini., 31.esener, Scal.ze, ['aney, Col.lova,
~layes (0).
?2esolution declared ado~>t:ed.
'fh~i_s resolution ap~ears i.n Resolution 13ook !~o. ].2, 'Page 458.
Ntetal Council ~slced iE ^9r. Qu~i.r~i_n unders~ood t}.iaC a].0 by ].'l. meta] storage
13uilding, buildi.ng> woutd l~~c exem~>t Lrom ttie Proi~osed orcli.riance. 'f.he C~i.ty Clerl<
repl:i.ed Ch~at he did.
Agenda
Item No. 9
Part-Tirne~ N.tr, Fahey re.ported that: he h~is disr.ussed Che Counc~il.'s acCions ~•ii.th
OCfice regard co ~~~~ge, ,fot the ofC~.ce stat~i wi.th Ani~e;tte I~i-eeman and 13ev
4fag,es Jes~ersen. Mrs. .Tes~~ersen fecls that she perforrns duti.es that are
differentfrom the otki¢r part-ti.iue off::i.ce employee and also pector~ms
Ay,ende steno duCi.es, ~It i.s her feel.in~ tL~iaC t}.~e tcoo positions should have
Add~iei_on c1i.~I:ferent job cl.ass~i.f~icati.ons.
i.lr. Fahey st~~ted thaC he reviewcd the vax~i.ous job classi„Ei.cati.oris i.n
the seilrn'y suirvey book mnd has come up w_itki tsao tk~at woul.d most closely
fit Che C~ao parC-time ,~osiC~i_ons.
h(rs, Jesperson a7.so in<li.c.ated ChaC she haas ~aorked Eor the City for 1"L or
1.3 years arid fcels that the salary cti.S:L<-~renti.a7. between Che two ~~ositi.on,
shoul.d not be shrirdcin;; based on her 1ori~evi.ty.
Mr.< P~k~icy stated t.hal~. based on thi.s, he is recommend,inn ehe approval
of: Che two di.f'ferent job de:script:i.ons and ~.i salary di.Fferenti.al ~f SOy^,
per hour beCween t:t1e tcao positi.ons. k4rs. Blesener's salary would be
set at :~7.28 per kiou,r ancl Mrs. Jespe~csori's aC ~7.7£3 per Itour.
Me. Pal~iey staited e:hai[: he discussEd Mrs. Preem~xn's sa:iltiry aiith her and
informed her thrat: she ~is at the top of i~er pay seale, F~hey statecl that.
tliis wa;> his positi.on, b~iC he 1.nformcd Mrs. Preeman Ch~t she could appeal.
to the ftil.l Counc~il it she so des.ired.
Ms, Nar,dini sug~ested tt~ae t~te Council g,ive 1~1 across-Cfie-boaird 5% salary
i.ncr.e<~se to the ofLice staff. Scal.ze pointed out tiZat tne Iicceeation
direcCOrs ~1re rcceivi.ng a 5% i.nc~rease S:or 1.936.
'Pahey stated thaC he 1~iad no problem witli increasin~ ~1r,s. Bl.egener'S sa].~ry
to $7.2£3 p~;r hour axld givi.ng Mrs. Jespersen 50¢ pe~r hour above that.
i4s. Naardini felt chaC the complaint was wi.f:li che various percenCa~es Chat
were gr.anCeci. `]a,rdini. f:el.t: Chat i.f an across-the-board percentagc c~as
approved th:i_s would sol.ve Ll~e problem.
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City Counci_1
Sepr.. 11, 1.9£35
;dages
(Cont,) yr.~< Co1.l.ova su<,;~gest:ed ChaC Cqrs. Jesoex•s~n ancl Mrs, Bl.esen~~r be T,~ut in
the same job classif._caCtion wi.th a 50¢ sal.ary c1:LfterenCi.ai1 set I,~ecluse
o£ tdirs. Jespersen's addit~.i.onal di.iCies. Co'l.lova su~;ested ChaC then an
across-t:he-board oercentaoe coul.d be gi.~ren CPie employees nexl year,
~a~-din:i. again su~;~esced 5% Por Che otf:-ic~ sC.aLf. ~'ahe~ sug~;esCed tr~aC
if t1~~mC is done, i~r. G1~nzFr and Mr, Ch'lebeck should r~l.so get a 5%
i.ncrease,
~[r.. Chlebeck stated tk~at he was cornlortabl.e wi.th c;las,i(~yi.ng ~Irs.
.Jr-.spersen ~nd `lr.,, J~lesener i.n t1~~~ seime. job cl.ass~~.tica[:ion with ea
50¢ sal.ary diif:erenti.al,
£zihey statecl tli~at now t:.hat Che mai.ntenztnce workers ~ne i.n the bal7.park
zai.th re€;ard to t11e.i.r sslaries, t.:here coul.~l b~ acro>s-Che--board per.centa~es
in che; f.utur.e. ilr. 131.esener poi.nted out that: Joe St:eel.e would be
brous;hC ~q> to che same sal.lry ~is Dan llrake ^ext year. k~uture -increases
wo~~l.d be consisCent wi_th Chc m~rScet,
i~es. Sczilze pointed out tltat. the Council has been tryi.ng to sEt: the
s~l.aries for emploqees at mean salaries i.n Cfie salary sur.vey book ioiCh
the exce~~ion of the RecreaC:-ion DirecCOr.s< Scalze sCat:ed Chat she ~aould
].i.ke to know what che mean salari.es are Eor recreati_on help.
Sczil.ze pointec! ouC ChaC she d1d a sur.vc~y in ].932 and the Ci.ty's hecreraC;i.on
~ud~et was)aa1L tt~at of other c-iti_es.
Sca].ze st~ated t:hat: she was zi~reeable to tl~ie ti 7.28 pcr ltour for ~lrs. 131esener
and :~7.%8 per hour for ;~Ir>. Jespersen, but she taanted some i.nformati.on on
cohat othec parC-i:.ime recrc~Ci.on he].p was maicin;.
i~.(r.. ,l,~ahey ste.iCed t:hat .4,rs. JesT~ersen =aanted ~ longevi.ty sCe~ i.n salz~ry.
P'aPicy sCUCed tliae he iri~f:ormecl her that th~.is :i., iiot dorxe i.n tlie marl<eCplac.ea
3leseiier stated that he iel.t ChaC the emp'Loyees ~aer.e ~;ranted a basi.c 5%
raise and anythinv else was a sten retise.
Fahey f.elt tha[ the Cit~ needed some job descripCions to go by< I'~hey
a',I.so poin?_ed out Ch2e T.P~e City pays i.t:s F.2ecretiCS.oi~i llirectors on an
hourl.y basi.s as we11..
Scil~e ;taC~d tl~at tl~e Ci.ty i.s has~n; `7rs. Jespersen and P:tr.s, k3l.esener' ,
sal.aries on CPiat of a.Eu11-time. posi.ti.on,
Mrs, Scalze det.erini.ned from tl'ie stxl.ary sixrvey t:h~it Ar.~deri llilt.s is payin~
its Ciecre~tion DirecCOr $30,000 pe~r year. Scal.zc C>o~i.ntect out: t:kiat Che
Ci.ty is payi.ng ~-1r.> Morel.an, i`~tr.< Yrt.~d}.lome ~nd i°6rs. i~lusal< `p'l./4,500 per year
combined. Scll.ze stated Chat the C~ity is g~tt~i.ng by ha1f: pri.ce.
It csas the concensus oE Ch4 Cotmci.l to set 'r(rs. J~spersen's salar~ at
tiS7JF3 X~er hour, t4rs. 'Hlc~;sener's salary at t~7.:?£3 per. hour and ^~Irs,
Pre~:man's ,alary increase would be 5%. OCher i.ncrease, would be set
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Ci_Cy Counci.l
Sept. 11, 1.935
Wa~es (Cont..) ~is they were di.scussed at the budp.,et workshop rnFet.i.n;. ~r. Pahey st:at.cd
that l~ie would go ori r.ecoxd at the budoeC meet:iiig as beinp,, a~airisC a b,£3'%
i.nerease f~or ;2oger Gl~nzer and .Toe Chleoeclc as hc fFels tiiei.r i.nceeases
s't.ZOU1G be 5%0
P1rs. Scalze staCecl r.haC ,l:ie Pe1t. f:hc Rec:reaC~ion D~irer„tors should rece.Lve
more i.han 5% increases< Mr. 'Paitey suggested that Mrs. Scal.zc PresenC
~ proposal at liud~eC time, i~1r. Col.].ova stmted Lhat he woul.d be open-
minded on thi.s. Mr. ~3lesencr stated that he, r.oo, woul.d be wi111nY
Co lool: a[ a eCiady on t:he Recreati.on salarS.es.
Pahey sClted thcit iE tlie studq is not complete by t:he t:i.mc th~ builget
meeCinb comes aroimd, the budget could be 2~~pt'oved and al~~aays amended
before the end of. the year. 7.'he C:i.ty h~s tl~~e contingency %und that it.
can adjusC.
hr. L'aliey ~l.so wanted i.t. reP.l.ected in the mi.nuCes that boCl~i Itrs. .Tespcnsen
and i1r,. f3lesener woalcl fall uncles Job Descri.~,ti.on /f46,
[4osCed & "Che F\ttor.ney report:ed thac he rs w2iiting tor topos on the ~-.Iosted ancl
Jol~nson Johiison propert:ies. The linYi.~ieer sLaieed tk~at they sPioul.d be com,>lece
Yroper.ties i.n a couTle of daiys. 7'he reason ~Lor tne delay was Cfie ra~i.ny ~:reather.
tlgerid2 Mr. Pahey asked ho~u much Chese to~~os ~voul.d cost. The Lngi.rieer thoutl~t
Ite~m ilo. 1.2 they s•iould be aC leasC ~2,000.
1;4rs. Sc~alze su~~estecl that the ACtorne~ cal.l Che property own~:rs ~and
iriforin t:hem ~ai~iat the delay is.
5 Ye~r The 1in;ineer submitted C<> tf~e Counci.l Lor aPproval ~i 5-Yc~ir State ni.d
SCate olan. 'Che Ent>_:i.necr stat:ed that T.he Counci'L coi11. not bc i~owld bv Che
Aid [~lan Pl.cin, but ctin rnake c,~an~;es to i.t: ~.in tiie tuture i.f i.t: so desi.r.es,
A~;enda ~1r. 737.esener i.ntroduced t.hc fo17.o~.v_ing resol.ut~ion and moved ~iCs adopt.ion:
Item No< l.3
R; SOLtJ'%ZON iQO, ~`.i-9-445 - A1'PROVING 'ftL)
PROPOSL;D I'IVC -Y7~AR ST~1'CG AID PLAN AS SOli;v(lT'L'T?D
}}y 'Cl~;.i GITY P;ZIGIitlal',R
'Lhe ioregoin,c; xeso~uCi.on ~aas cluly seconded b~ T9,r. Cotl.ova.
Ayes (5) i3lesener, Gol'tova, Scalze, P'ahey, Nardini.
Nayes (0),
12esoluCi.on decl2ced adopr.ed.
Thi.s re,o.lution ap~eare; in Resol.ut~i_on Boolc No. 12, Page 459.
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C,it:y Council.
Sept. 11, 1585
I~"~'l.i.n~t, i~[r, }3lescnci. asked i1' the ;gui.].din~ Insprctor. has rece:i.ved a lettcr from
Al.ong the U~1R refard;i.n;; the dumping ~l.on~, Gervm~.Ls. l~lesener sCat.:ed that he
Gervsis I.,alce dr.ove bg Che area and it ].oolcs bad. Blesener suggesCecl thaC the Qity
send Cl~e pr.opcz'Cy owzcr a letter reqi.i~.iri_ng lii.m to cl.emn up Ghe mess.
~1~;enda
:[tern t~o, J.~ 7~~1~', Col.lova repl.ied t:h~tt the Building 'Lns}~ector's ]etCer alrea<ly sai.cl
,omethi.ng Co th~it Ef.Pect. Collova stated Chat he wou7.d ~;ive Che Council
a copy oC the l.eCt.er.
~r< Co,l.lova 21.so ask~cl tiohat ehe hropert.y o~oner ~.rais in viol.ati.on of:,
Pahe.ry replied that he i.s i.n v:i.olaCion of' the ida.*.21and Ordint.ince, 'Che
Ci_Cy CLer.k sttiCed that Che D~?R has ai perniit process 1'or along the Lat<e,
Any fill.~i.n; rer,~uires a perm~it.
I'ahey agr~ed t',iah a 1etCer sl~ould be sent to tPie oeopcrt~ owrier, [~'aRey
su~~e~ted that. tP~e Buil.di.n;; Inspector r.es<;arch this maCte.r.
Ci.ty Center. c9r.. ISlesener report:ed that ~dvent :lomes will be Che contrticCO~.r na:ili.n,~,
iteport t,he o~ar~>,ecl boards on the C:ity Cencer bui'ldin~;, 'Cl~e buil.di.ng wi.J.l. al.so
be l~aiiited by i:.he~ 1o~a bi.dder, cahich wa, ~tarolc.l )?eickiert. Mr. PeS_chert
~geiicla does noC l<now ii.` the coho7.e buil.dina w:i.1]. be compLete by Che end of the
Item Plo, 16 year, but tlie l~u:il.din~ ~v.il.t bc preseritaUle.
'Che Publ.ic 4lor.lcs Superintend~nt: is ;;ettin~ quotes on tl~~e cemenC F~orlc at
t;he fr.onC of Che build:i.n~~. t11so, the plast:ic protecCi.on sheeCS for the
entsyaray are i.n and wi.t1 be inst.all.ed shortl.y,
fti.storical t4r. P,lese~~er reported thaC the.t-li,torical Soci.ety -is ].ooki.nn, E~or some
SoeieC~~ l.ocked cabinet spa~ce to store th.inga. T.~ire P~les~ner staCed that he
wotild speak to Johanna Gal].a~,her Co see just whaC. she had i.n mincl and
~1y,e~da so:nething o~ould try to be wortced oat aC the Ci.t:y Center.
ndcliC.i.on
13cer YerrniC 'ThE L~i.GCle Canacla F'.ecreati.on Association is z'equesting a beer permiC for
LiCt7.e Can~.ida Septembeir 13, 14 ancl ]S,
I:EiCTL'21C I.OTI
Assoc:i_ation Nlrs. Sc.al.ze intro<luced the Lo1low.in}; resol.ution :snd movect it:s ado~tioz~:
A~en~la RESOI,.,1J7'TO~i N0. £35-9-446 - APPROVING ~1 EB.}:R PERLtST
I,tem Plo. 17 I~OR Tf113 L7.TTI,I; CANAllA R7'sCi~@:ATION ASSbCTATION POR
7?1',iIllAY, SA'CURDAY AND SUNDAY, SrP7'Ei`~.1BIsR 7.3, 14, AND 1S
'Che .Forego;ing resolution tvas duJ.y secoi~~decl by Mr. Col.lovu.
E1yes (5) Scal.ze, Col.lova, ;Bl.esener, Pl~rdi.n~.i., 'P'tihey>
ilayes (0).
Re;solut:ion declared ndoptecl>
This resolution nppcars i.n Ke,oluti.on ~Elook No. 12, Pa~e <<b0<
Paf;e -1.1-
MIV01'[iS
Citry C;ouricil
S~pe. 1.1, ].985
School
P~oard
li1.ecC:ion
Aga.>.nd<~
AddiCion
Seencroderi
Proposal
& 'CitO
Schrier
Proi~erty
A~;end1
Add:i_ti.on
Kx~. (~ahe.y reporCed thxt there~ would be~. a Sc.hool. ?3oacd F,7.ecC~ion on
OcCObei 15. Pahey ur.~ed a.ll residents to br,come fami.li.ar with ehe
r.edistri.cting issue thnt would ~c a part of the el.ec.ti_on.
Mr. F'ahey reported t:hat he meC oii.th 3oalcy ~da'ite re~;ardi_n£; c1~~e Sterier.oden
property. ~(r. !e~aiCe ~a~11 al.so be al~proaching Che ~_ndi.vi.du~l. Counci.l.
membe r , .
i~fr. Wai-te is proposing C.o mccess IZ:i.s development. l:.hzougti th~ Schrier
property. ~4x~, 4~~ait.e has tr~ied to ne~;otiace with Schrier.~ ,fo~r.~ access,
but t:hese negoCi.at:i.ons have fa~i.led.
Mr, Pahe~ su.~ested that the Counci.l consider declu'rin~ u mocaCorit.im
on the development oP Cite peoperty abutc.in, tne Stenerode-n prop~erty,
so th,at aceess to tha.C property cannot be bl.oclceel. 'Che Ci.ty may t~~ztve.
Co con;:i.cler condemnina property :in ocder to ;eL: access to the 5Cenerocieu
prol~er.ty.
Me, Fahey sGatecl thar i.E Che Counci_]. l.i)ces the Steneroden clevelopment
pro~~osa1, i.c inay be iri Che Lon~ tcrm in[er.est of t~.kie Ci.Cy Co '.~iav~
access f.rom Schi~~~i.er's devc:l.o~~~ment.
i~,ts. idac'di.ni. t:houghC there rnaq be ti~e potenC:i.a1_ fox t~ilz.i_ng a porti_ori of.
t~vo loCS for ticcess to the Steneroden peoperty.
!efrs. Sctil.ze stat:ed t~aat. i.f. 7_he Cicy concle:nnecl properCy, Chc cosC oL
doi.ng so raould ;o on the Sterle.roden development.
T~aney repo~rted Chat Che Steneroden devclopment wi11 be consiclecec! at
Che Septembee 25 Council meeti.n~;.
cir. Co1l.ova su~;f;ested tha.t ~~1r. Sct~ri_er be i.nfonned of~ a moraCOriwu if
one is callecl<
Scalac stated that she c,ias not .ag.eecabl.e to putti.nn a road in that e~rou:ld
bc. commerci.al on one s~i.de snd A-es:iclenttial. on the ottaer< Scal.zc point~-~d
out thaC T.he Ci.ty saou].d hmve the same sit.uacion ~ts i.s curr.entl.y oti l~xrlc
Str.eet:,
iYlr. [ilesener u~;~sted t~at: any rooratori.um that. i.s cra~l.led be kepC. to the
be:~e m-ln:imurn. Tt was The concen~sus of the Counc~.i.l th~ t a 60 day moi~~atot'ii.im
si~ould be czil.l.ed.
iY,lr. Pahey introducecl tl~e fo).l.owin;; resol.u[.:ion nnd rooved i.ts adopti.on:
1',tiSO.LU'PION N0. 55-~9--~F47 -- DLCLFl{2~.CNG A^'[Ofi~'P01,~[Ui~l ON
1'ltL' 7SSIJAi~`CF; 01 tl?IY 13itTi,D~IN(d PtlUtiI'I'S "CO .:•~R. SCiLt[13;Z
~,1ITR [2 iG~1Rll 'CO Pklls .l'i?S LUI?N7'IAL I.0'CS ARII'f'CT.NG 'C'fllt
SP1i:~t3iZODEN PROI'; R7'S" Iil~f);DIt\T`?LY TO '1".I~? EAS'f PENDT.NG
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c( [ ~IUT!? i
Gity Cousici_1.
Sept. 17., 19f35
Steneroden !~ PU73L1C Ilf?FRIIdG [JN 'C7I1 S1.L+,i~Ft20DE[~7 DftVt~LOY~ikii~'I'
Pr.opex-ty NVD 1~7~lAt, D!7'C}?R~11NtCC10N ON TI-l1 St.l:?I~BR.ODh3~
Antl DIi,Vi?I.~OP'~f(;D;T 'P1:OY0iAI, F02 A:I?Ii1:10J) OC h0 DF1VS
F1or.atorium OR P[AP,L~.[)3R I.IFTI%D J~Y 'C't~Il3 COUNCIL ltYON 7'l~lii
(Cont.) SiIOGL[iVG Ok~ GOOD CApils AND i'UI'.'f"-f}iR EXPL,~Ii\IilG
THAT I'1` AYPLE#RS PP.O~N TIIP t'RGSi N'PATl:Oid TO TI-iP
PI.,E~PIId:[NG COM.NISSION TL(AT T7-IL S I f;lk~,RODkiN l'R07'OSP.L
Iu SLfG(iS7'~f.NG PLII~"l' i:0A1) ACL'[;SS COt~tG 77I20~~t Tl{I~;
3C}tRSE'Z DJ3VIiI,01'~1fiiVT AND T1It; CnUi~CIL F7OUI.~,n LIi<L
1`0 rti~StJR!S 'CHA'C 'CI)Ji P}20PN;RTY I~~l QiJTi6'C~.OPI NOT :Bli
llI~V)'sLOi'P;ll `CHlJS PF'.~V,CiD]'l':[~iG ROAD AC'CkiS i Ai~lD PUi3Tli[~d2
LNSTRUCC:[~G 'C[-f`.: C:CTY ('1,t;i,:tZ 7'0 7D11'ORNf "41~L SCH~,27:131:
OP '.L'I:IIS ~40I2A'L'OR:CUM,
7'he: forego~ing ceso'L~ation ~aas duLy seeonded by Ntx~~. cal.ze.
Ayes (i) I~ahey, Scal.ze:, N~r.di.ni., Collova, I31c,enc:r.
~ayes (0).
Resolution decl6ircd aclopCed.
'Lh:i.s r.esoluCi.on aippears i.n ResoluCi_on f3oolc No. 12, Px,~,e 461.
Adjourn i~lr. Fakiey introduced the foilowing resoluti.on and moved iCS adot~ti.on:
A;ericl~ RESOLU'CION N0. 85-~9-<<43 ~- ApJOURD!ING
icem No. 19 -..-________~.___ .~
'Che Eo.rct;oin~ re,oli.~t:lon was duly seconded k>y ~1s. Nardi.n.i..
Ayes (5) P~~f~iey, Nardi.ni, Collova, "~lesenec, Scal.ze.
Dlayes (0),
,'2esol.uCi.on dec.l.axe;d <adopCe:d.
'1'hi., resoluti.on appeac'S :i.n Resolution 3~ok No. 1.2, Page ~4Fi2.
Ther.e bein~ no fm-ther bu;ai.ne=ss, ti~e maeti.n; was adjouened at 9.15 Y.P4.
I'2espccCf.ully si.ib:n9.Ceec1,
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Kathlcen Glarize
P.ecording Secretary
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