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April 28, 1980
Mr. Schumacher said if there are objections to the use of the lake,
it should be brought out at this time. Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to au-
thorize Mr. Schumacher to apply for a LAWCON Grant, this is on the
basis of new information presented at this meeting. Mr. Mayor Gourley
restated the motion in the April 14, 1980 minutes. Seconded by Mr.
McLean. Motion carried unanimously.
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Mayor Gourley read a letter cancelling the open house at the Anoka
County Airport and informing this Council that all further consider-
ation for the expansion of the airport has been cancelled.
Mayor Gourley read a letter of compliments to the Police Department. The
Mayor requested this be directed to the proper department.
The Action Alert from the Leagie of Minnesota Cities was discussed. This
is concerned with the interest rates on bonds sold by the City and this
will affect the bonds the City will need to sell in 1982.
Mr. McLean moved to adjourn at 1:15 A.M. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Aye.
These minutes were considered, corrected and approved at a regular Council
meeting held on May 12, 1980.
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Edna L. Sarner, Clerk- Treasurer
May 6, 1980
Board of Review
The annual Board of Review meeting was called to order at 7:05 P.M. All
Councilmembers were present with the exception of Mr. Jaworski. Mayor
Gourley stated this meeting is for the purpose of reviewing the 1980
real estate assessed valuation$.
Margie Roisum, City Assessor allld Mr. Gordie Starkey, from the Anoka County
Assessor's office was present to answer questions.
Mr. Marlin Hansen had some questions on the plat of Otter Lake Estates. There
was a question on the three year limitation for the values on newly platted
property. Mr. Hansen said he had called and had been told the property
would remain frozen until the 1981 assessment year, Mrs. Roisum said the
plat was filed in 1977, thus 1980 is the first year for the valuation to be
raised. He cited several lots that he felt the value should not have been
raised. Mr. Starkey was not certain of this and felt this should be
checked. He will check the law on this matter and get back to Mrs. Roisum
on this matter.
There was some discussion on several of the parcels of land in this plat.
Mrs Roisum asked Mr. Hansen if she could make an appointment and look at
this land and Mr. Hansen agreed.
May 6, 1980
Board of Review
Mrs. Edith Morse, 82917, 5850 & 4800, 83308, 500. This land is lo-
cated along Lake Drive, West of Marshan Lake. Mr. Morse questioned the
raise in valuation. Mrs. Roisum explained that the raise in land is
basically due to the inflationary increase.
Mr. Starkey explained that the percentage of increase could vary on
any given parcel because the values are not based on a certain percentage.
The lands are valued at the market value.
Mr. Morse felt the increase in value should be uniform on all parcels
since they are part of one unit. Mr. Starkey explained that all lands
are different - in size and make up of the land.
Mrs. Roisum asked if the market value on the lands was correct - and Mr.
Morrse didn't answer.
Mr. Tom Blaine had some questions on 85400, 1000.- he asked the value of
the land and of the buildings - 12,500 on land; 55,200 on structures.
The values on this property for the past two years was discussed. The
differences was discussed - it was generally felt the differences re-
sulted from the catching up of the limited market value to the Assessed
value.
The method of determining valuation of the structures were discussed. Mrs.
Roisum explained how she arrived at her values.
Mr. Don Nelson was heard. Mr. Nelson's (88080, 1350, 1300, & 1800),
questioned the valuation of lake property. Mrs. Roisum explained how she
valued the property. The values are based on the sales of 1978/79. This
property is located on the West side of the lake and it was generally felt
it would be quite a while before sewers were installed in that area. Mrs
Nelson was concerned that if the values increase this much now, what would
the values be when utilities were installed.
Mr. Paul Reinhold appeared to see what can be done because of the Heavy
Industry next door to his property. He said he had it appraised and was
told his property would decrease his valuation by 25%.
Mrs. Roisum explained that she has been working with the property on Lake
Drive because of the commercial zoning. Mr. Reinhold said they are not
complaining about the valuation and that he is here on the advice of his
Attorney just to have this information on record. This property is located
to the South of Glenn Rehbein's business.
Mrs. Roisum said the lands in the Commercial zones will be valued as such,
with the values on the residential structures being adjusted.
Mr. Harold Lehmann, 82929, 5100, 5250, 4800,/83312, 1750, the later was
the one he wanted to discuss. This is a three acre lot but is unbuildable
due to lack of access. Mrs. Roisum said the value has been held on this
due to this reason.
The other parcels are located on Birch - he asked to discuss the values.
He asked why the increase - Mrs. Roisum said just a general increase.
Mr. McLean moved to adjourn. Seconced by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Aye.
Thes minutes were considered, corrected and approved at a regular Council
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meeting held on May 12, 1980.
May 6, 1980
Board of Review
Edna L. Sarne , Clerk- Treasurer
May 12, 1980
Council Meeting
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The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes City Council was called to order at
7:30 P.M. on May 12, 1980, by Mayor Gourley. Mayor Gourley noted that all
Council members were present. Mr. Locher and Mr. Schumacher was also pres-
ent.
Mr. McLean moved to approve the minutes of the March 17, 1980 minutes as pre -
sented. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously.
On considering the minutes of April 28, 1980, there several corrections.
Mr. Kulaszewica moved to approve with the noted corrections. Seconded by
Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously.
The May 6, 1980 Board of Revi'ew'meeting were considered. Mr. McLean moved
to approve. Seconded by Mr. Kulasewicz. Motion carried with Mr. Jaworski
abstaining.
The disbursements were considered. Mayor Gourley noted that the checks
listed on the front page were for the Board Members (p &Z & Park) for the
1st. quarter. Mr. Kulasewicz moved to approve the disbursements as listed.
Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously.
There was no one scheduled under the open mike portion of the meeting. Mayor
Gourley had been called by a Mary Ann Eckert but she was not present.
Mr. Suchy was present. He had understood that he should be here at this
meeting. Mayor Gourley informed Mr. Suchy that he is scheduled for appear-
ance before the Planning Commission on May 21, 1980.
The Attorney's report was considered next. Mr. Locher reported that he had
received the deeds for the ponding in Sunset Oaks, but he has not had time to
check these for the correct legal description. He will check and report at
the next Council meeting.
Mr. McLean questioned the remainder of the lots after the ponding areas are
deleted - does this leave this developer with some illegal size lots? This
will be checked also.
Mr. Locher presented a proposed street lighting ordinance, NO. 21C, this to
also include the placement of street signs by the developers. There was dis-
cussion on the two alternative methods of installation - 1) the developer
pays for the installation or 2) the City installs ans assumes the liability
for the street lights and the maintenance of the installations.