HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-15-80 CCMLAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 15, 1.980
Mayor Armstrong convened the meeting at 5:25 P.M. with the following Councillors
present: Morgan,and Mottaz. Carol Jeanne Novak was shown in by the City
Administrator; and took her seat with the City Council. Administrator Whittaker
was also present.
AGENDA: Whittaker indicated that the Slawson and Deneen matters would not be
heard; and that Cimarron's rezoning request had been referred to the
Council by the Planning Commission. He requested that bus shelters,
and an on -sale Sunday liquor license for the VFW be added to the Agenda;
and that the Council consider the City position on acquisition of homes
along the west side of Lake Elmo Avenue south of Lake Elmo for the
Regional Park.
Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, that the Agenda be approved as amended.
Motion carried 4-0.
MINUTES: Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, that the December 11, 1979, City
Council minutes be amended to reflect the adopting, rather than the
drafting, of Resolution 79-57; and that the minutes of the January 2,
1980, City Council meeting be adopted as written. Motion carried 3-0-1,
with Novak abstaining.
CLAIMS: The Council agreed that TKDA should be paid a total of $8300 for all
work related to the design, construction, and inspection of the Fire
Mall Addition, based on splitting the difference between the total billed,
$9,685.13, and the amount that would have been billed at twelve percent
of the total construction cost.
Morgan moved, seconded by Armstrong, that claims 79952 thru 79974,
including the TKDA bill; and, the 2/1/80 payroll and the Administrator's
claims for reimbursement of expenses for the Valley Trophy Center and
Marco Polo's dinner for Michael Johnson, be approved. Motion carried,
4-0.
CHRISTMAS TIGHTS: The Council instructed the Administrator to seek donations for
the installation of the Christmas lights from the businessmen in the
Old Village area.
BUIIDING INSPLCTOR: The Council agreed that the City should advertise the vacancy,
take applications, and interview at least the top three candidates for
the position of Building Inspector. Whittaker and Dave Pokorney,
Administrator in Mahtomed.i, will screen the applications and. a committee
of the two Councils will conduct final interviews.
Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to accept the resignation of Peter
Kluegel as Building Inspector, effective January 18, 1980, authorize
the Administrator to advertise for applications for the position, and
appoint Mayor Armstrong and Councillor Pott to the joint committee to
interview the top applicants on February 9, 19809 at 9:00 a.m, in the
.Lake Elmo City Hall. Motion carried l4-O.
The Council aF:reed to include sewer inspection in the :job description,
- seek a two year contract with the new inspector, and, provide for 60 days
notice from the new inspector while providing FO day reverence pay and
a hearing for dismissal.
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BUILDING INSPECTOR: Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to pay Peter Kluepel 80%,
of the permit fees for all permits taken out after January .18, 1930,
until. t^e new inspector starts working for the cities, as total com-
peneation for all reviews, inspections, and expenses. Motion carried II-0.
HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE: Whittaker explained that the group health and.
€Troup life insurance program sponsored by the Leamie of Minnesota Cities
would coat the per employee costs of the City and greatly, reduce the
premiums paid by the employees; but would cost the Citr an additional
$5.04 in insurance premiums in 1980. FIe encoaratred the Colzncil to adopt;
[.he Leapue plan, as it provides equal or better coverage at PTeat
savings to City employees.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Morgan, that the City adopt: Resolution 80-6,
1 a Resolution adipt:up• the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust
Agreement; for the Group Medical and Group Life Insurance Plan, and to
pay tie difference in premium. Motion carried4-0.
T.fie Council adjourned. to Marco Polo's for dinner at, 5:55 P.M.
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`.Phe Council reconvened in the City Bell at ?:�)2 p.m. Councilman Pott in attendance
B.EALMEIN REQUEST: Mr, Everett Beaubein requested Council approval in order to cor—
rect the legal descriptions of land parcels belonginp to his daughter
and him. The parcels were divided four years ago, approved by the
Council, and registered at the City Office. The legal descriptions
were recorded on the wrong parcels. Mr.. Beaubein stated this was an
error on the part of the City Attorney. Die to a chantm in the law
it is necessary for Mr. Beaubein to obtain City Council approval to file,
the corrected deeds and transfer title to the correct owners,
Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to approve the signatures on the
Beaubein deeds thus allowing them to be filed with the County Recorder.
These are corrective deeds, with the Council permitting transfer of title,
but not: attesting to the buildability of the parcels or boundary lines,
Motion carried 5-0.
At such time as parcel A would be sold the City would have the authority
to place restrictions on the buildability of the lot.
JERRY SCHI)PSKY — FOXFIRE ROTATES: The Council requested Mr. Sohifsky come in
and the discuss the problems with the gate at -the south of Boxfire
and the stone pillars that are on City right—of—way.
Mr. Schifsky explained that the placement and. construction of the gate
met with the Engineer's approval. Since that time the fence on either side
of the gate has been vandalized and cars are, again using this for
access to Highway 36. Mr. Schifsky suggested boulders be placed on
C either side of the gate. This met with. Council. agreement, and a motion
of approval will be given when the Engineer and Nilding Inspector have
given their approval.
Mr. Schifsky requested release of hi.s $5000 bond. The final condition
of the Engineer, removing the brush pile, has been completed. Mayor
Armstrong questioned the pillars and. the City's liability since they
are on City right—of—way. Mr. Schifsky stated Foxfire oarrie 1 million>
dollars in liability, with a 1 million dollar umbrella. Also, his
carrier advised him responsibility lies with the individual if he leaves
the roadway. Ile stated they will carry a separate flyer, if necessary,
until the final lot is sold,
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SCHIPSKY: The City is concerned with the safety and liability factor once
Mr. Schifsky is no longer involved with Poxfire. Schifsky said
speed limit sighs should be posted.
Mottaz asked the City's position on construction being done without
permits; and, once completed, the City being coerced into accepting
the project merely because it is there. Mayor Armstrong agreed; but
felt if Mr. Sehifsky could provide the City with a hold -harmless
agreement, with the City named as an insured on the policy, then this
question could be tabled for one year, At that time$ Mr. Schifsky
would ,provide the City with a plan to improve the safety that meets ,the
Engineer's approval, andswer the Cityts liability question, or remove
the pillars.
Armstrong moved, seconded by Pott, that the bond for Poxfire be dropped
to $750 provided the boulders placed on either side of the gate meet the
Engineers and Btillding Inspectors approval, the bzush pile removed, and
$750 be retained for future solution regarding the pillars. Motion
carried 5-0.
Pott suggested insurance quotations be obtained on this item. Sohifsky
will have his agent send the City a letter outlining his coverage and
what additional coverage will be necessary, if any, for ,just the pillars.
The Administrator will verify what additional coverage the City would
need to cover these pillars. This will be referred back to the City
Attorney,
LANES DEMONTREVILLF - HEAR.INGt The Administrator noted an additional correction,
that portion west of Lake Shore Drive right-of-way has been vacated oxi
both Bennett and Mack, thereby, preventing Bennett and Mack from
joining the current Kill Trail North, %he Council proposes vacating
Mack from the intersection of Lake Shore Drive through Argyle. Argyle
would be vacated. to the north of lot 343 to the bottom of lot 324.
Bennett would be vacated between Lake Shore Drive to the east line of
lot 62.
Mr, .D,armon Jones is opposed to the proposed vacation. Be prefers
Mack be kept open for access to his property and property his is
proposing to buy. The Administrator explained this proposal vacates
the greatest street area, while still providing access to all affected
property owners. Mr. Jones questioned why the City is vacating any of
these streets. Mayor Armstrong replied the City was petitioned to
vacate these streets and this proposal was the most reasonable. Pott
suggested. the Council react to the petitions and let the residents involved
present an alternate proposal if the petitions are denied.
Pott moved, seconded by Mottaz, to deny both petitions for street
vacations in Lanes DeMontreville Country Club. Motion carried J4-1,
Armstrong voting nay,
CIMARRON REZONING: Mr. Stephen Taylor reviewed the request for rezoning Tract 1
and Tract 2 to General Business. Mayor Armstrong read the recommendation
of the Planning Commission for approval and their conditions. A
representative of Brook's Supperette presented the proposed site plan.
(- Armstrong moved., seconded by Pott, to rezone Tract 2 to General Business,
Tract 1 to he rezoned General Business provided the conditions set by
the Planning Commission are met and the County Engineer review and
approve the traffic flow. Construction on Tract 1 must take place
within the next nine months or said property will be returned to cur-
rent zoning, Ordinance 7901'adopted by a 5-0 vote.
ORDINANCE NO. 7901
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 301.070 (C) (1) OF THE
1979 MUNICIPAL CODE OF LAKE E"LMO, RELATING TO ZONING
DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
The City Council of the City of Lake Elmo ordains:
Section 1. Amendment.. The following described lands
classified on the zonincj district map as set forth in Section
301.070 (C) (1) as R-3 (Mobile Home Park) are hereafter class-
ified as GB (General Business) for zoning purposes and shall
be subject to all zoning regulations applicable to a general
business district.
Tract 1. That part of the Northwest Quarter of Section
it. -Township 29, Range 21, Washington County, Minnesota,
described as follows: Commencing at the northwest corner
of said Northwest 1./4; thence on an assumed bearing of
South, along the west line of said Northwest 1./4, a dis-
tance of 290.50 feet.; thence N 89146100" E, a distance
of 60 feet; thence on a bearing of North along a line
parallel with the west line of said Northwest 1/4, a
distance of 20.5 feet to the actual paint of beginning;
thence continuing northerly on said parallel line, 60.00
feet; thence N 44*52155" E, a distance of 212.57 feet to
its intersection with a line parallel with and 60.00 feet
South of the north Line of said Northwest 1/4; thence
N 89046'00" E along said parallel line 80.50 feet; thence
on a bearing of South, 195.00 feet; thence southwesterly
on a tangential curve concave to the northwest, 23.60
fret radius of said curve being 15.06 feet; thence S
89046'00" W, a distance of 215.50 feet to the point of
beginning. Containing 0.85 of an acre. Subject to ease-
ments of record, if any.
AND
Tract 2. That: part of the Northwest % of Section 36,
Township 29, Range 21, Washington County, Minnesota,
described as follows: Commencing at the northwest
corner of said Northwest n; thence on an assumed
bearing of South, along the west line of said
Northwest n, a distance of 270.00 feet to the actual
point of beginning; thence N 89046'00" E, 275.50
feet; thence on a tangential curve to the right for
a distance of 68.81 feet radius of said curve is
130.39 feet; thence S 60600'00" E, a distance of 18.97
feet; thence on a tangential curve to the right for
a distance of 295.12 feet, radius of said curve is
528.47 feet; thence on a reverse curve a distance of
284.72 feet, radius of said curve; is 1150.90 feet;
thence S 42 10'41" E tangent to last described curve,
46.36 feet; thence S 47049'19" W, a distance of 92.78
feet; thence on a tangential curve to the left, a
distance of 227.22 feet, radius of said curve is
21-4.11 feet; thence on a bearing of West, not tangent
to last described curve, 199.00 feet; thence deflect
to the right 50000100" a distance of 495.00 feet; thence
on a bearing of West to the west line of said North-
west ,; thence on a bearing of North, along said west
line, to the actual point of beginning. Subject to
Country Road No. 17 and other easements of record,
if any.
Section 2. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its passage and publica-
tion according to law.
Passed by the City Council this 14th day of January, 1980.
Thomas G. Armstrong, Mayor
Attest:
/ r I
Laurence WhittakEr, City Administrator
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CIMARRON, Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to approve the Minor Subdivision
of Tract 1 and Tract 2 subject to the ordinance requirements being
ful-filled, central water and sewer are provided to Tract I and permanent
access easements be obtained. Resolution 80-'7-adopted by a 5-0 vote.
Site and building plan approval will be reviewed when application for a
building permit is made. The Council approved the site plan concept,
The Administrator will send a letter listing all the specific re-
quirements needed.
RIDGEWAY DRIVE: Two residents, Mr, Olson and Mr. Kaeold, are willing to pay
the $308 fee for vacating Ridgeway Drive. Mr. Kaufold stated he has
contacted the majority of the property owners and five residents are
willing to pay their share. The two residents at the end of Ridgeway
Drive gain very little property and feel the cost is hieber than the
benefit, Armstrong recommended vacating all but the area abutting the
City Park (the area adjacent to the last two lots). The City will
incorporate this portion into Tablyn Park. Vacation costs on -these
parceplo will come out of the Park Budget. All of Ridgeway Drive will
be vacated. except -the last two parcels.
Pott moved, seconded by Armstrong, to adopt Resolution 80- $, vacating
Ridgeway Drive, and repeal Resolution 78-28. Motion carried 4-Owl,
Novak abstained.
VDWD - PROJFUT 1005 AND REGIONAL PARK COMMENTS: The Administrator asked the
Council approval to include interest on the bill for pass -through
costs to Valley Branch, The Council, decided to charge 101/6 interest
on all, unpaid bills.
The Administrator will send. a letter to the Valley Branch Watershed
stating the City of Lake Elmo supports their position on the Regional
Park.
GARY SWANSON - WASHINGTON COUNTY DEPUTY: Deputy Swanson asked the hours that
Brooks Superetto would be open. He felt there could be some juvenile
problems.
He also asked the Council to draft an ordinance relating to 48 hour
parking on residential streets. The ordinance would provide) any
vehicle left on a. residential street, without being moved .for over
48 hours is subject to being tagged and towed.
Armstrong moved, seconded by Pott, to have the Administrator draft
an ordinance regulating maximum 48 hour parking on residential streets.
Motion carried 5-0. This will be ready for the next meeting.
CONSERVENCY REGULATION PROPOSALSt The Council reviewed the Plannerfs letter out-
lining the alternatives for surveying wetlands, The Planning Commission
recommended Alternative 2 or 3.
Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, to approve Alternate 1. Motion carried
4-1. Novak voting nay. Novak felt the City should either spend the
maximum to identify'the wetland areas and utberthe information as a
tool in solving Lake Elmole chronic wetland problems or reject all the
alternatives. Alternative 1 is not enough and oonsiders this money
ill spent. The City has access to the maps in Alternative I now.
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RESOLUTION
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION GRANTING A SIMPLE LOT DIVISION AND REZONING
FOR CIMARRON
WHEREAS, Cimarron, a Minnesota limited partnership, and
Cimarron Park, a Minnesota limited partnership, have made an
application to the City of Lake Elmo for a rezoning and simple
lot division on the following described real estate located in
the City of Lake Elmo, Washington County, Minnesota, legally
described as follows, to -wit:
Tract 1. That part of the Northwest Quarter of Section
36,'i`ownship 29, Range 21, Washington County, Minnesota,
described as follows: Commencing at the northwest corner
of said Northwest 1/4; thence on an assumed bearing of
South, along the west line of said Northwest 1/4, a dis-
tance of 290.50 feet; thence N 89046'00" E, a distance
of 60 feet; thence on a bearing of North alonct a linef
parallel with the west line of said Northwest 1/4, a dis-
tance of 20.5 feet to the actual point of beginning;
thence continuing northerly on said parallel. line, 60.00
feet; thence N. 44052'55" E, a distance of 212.57 feet to
its intersection with a line parallel with and 60.00 feet
South of the north line of said Northwest 1/4; thence
N 89°46'00" E along said parallel line 80.50 feet; thence
an a bearing of South, 1.95.00 feet; thence southwesterly
on a tangential curve concave to the northwest, 23.60 feet
radius of said curve being 15.06 feet; thence S 89*46100"
W, a distance of 2.15.50 feet to the point of beginning.
Containing 0.85 of an acre. Subject to easements of record,
if any.
AND
Tract 2. That part of the Northwest ; of Section 36,
Township 29, Range 21, Washington County, Minnesota,
described as follows: Commencing at the northwest
corner of said Northwest �.,; thence on an assumed
bearing of South, along the west line ofsa.i.d
Northwest 4, a distance of 270.00 feet to the actual
point of beginning; thence N 89046100" E, 275.50
feet; thence on a tangential curve to the right for
a distance of 68.8.1 feet, .radius of said curve is
130.39 feet; thence S 60000100" E, a distance of 18.97
feet; thence on a tangential curve to the right for
a distance of 295.12 feet, radius of said curve is
528.47 feet; thence on a reverse curve a distance of
284.72 feet, radius of said curve is 1150.90 feet;
thence S 42010141" E tangent to last described curve,
46.36 feet; thence S 47149119" W, a distance of. 92.78
feet; thence on a tangential curve to the ].eft, a
distance of 227.22 feet, radius of said curve is
214.11 feet; thence on a bearing of West, not tangent
to last described curve, 199.00 feet; thence deflect
to the right 50000100" a distance of 495.00 feet; thence
on a bearing of West to the west line of said North-
west ,; thence on a bearing of North, along said west'
line, to the actual point of beginning. Subject to
County Road No. 17 and other easements of record,
if any.
WHEREAS, it appears that a rezoning is necessary since
the above -described real estate is presently zoned R-3
(Mobile Home Park), and the proposed use is permitted only
in GB (General Business) districts; and
WHEREAS, it appears the above -described land was not at
the time of the application a separately described parcel of
record; and
WHEREAS, there does not appear to be any reason related
to the public health, safety and welfare which would require
a denial of said rezoning and simple lot subdivision for said
property; and
WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission considered the
proposed rezoning and simple lot division on JanuaVy 14, 1980,
and recommended the approval thereof subject to certain
conditions hereinafter set forth:
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of
the City of Lake Elmo as follows:
1. The application of Cimarron, a Minnesota limited
partnership and Cimarron Park, a Minnesota limited partnership,
for a rezoning and simple lot division is, hereby granted,
subject to the following conditions:
a. The above described tract 1. must be served by
central water and sewer.
b. The above described tract 1 must have a permanent
easement from the existing Cimarron parcel to
allow access across the private streets in Cimarron
to the south and east portion of tract 1.
C. The acceptance of this Resolution by the applicants,
and their consent to the conditions imposed hereby,
shall be endorsed hereon.
d. A certified copy of this Resolution along with
such endorsement by the applicants shall be
recorded with the County Recorder of Washington
County, Minnesota.
2. No building permit shall be issued for the construction
of any buildings on said parcel until. a Certificate of Survey
prepared by a registered land surveyor shall have been filed
with the City Administrator.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Lake Elmo
this 15th day of January, 1980.
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Thomas G. Armstrong, Mayor v ���
Attest:
Laurence Whittaker, City Administrator
As applicants and owners of the land above described, we
hereby accept the .rezoning and simple lot division granted by this
Resolution on the conditions set forth therein and consent to those
conditions. We specifically consent to the recording of a
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certified copy of the foregoing Resolution with this endorsement
in the office of the County Recorder, Washington County,
Minnesota.
Dated:
CIMARRON, a Minnesota limited
partnership
CIMARRON PARK, a Minnesota
limited partnership .
By—�i
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MINUTES, LA199 ELMO CITY COUNCIL, JANUARY 159 1980
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CONSERVENCY REGULATIONS: Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to reconsider the
previous motion. Motion carried !4-1. Morgan voting nay. Morgan
does not feel the cost of all these studies is returned as a benefit
to the City, The Council discussed the alternative further.
Pott moved, seconded by Morgan, to table a, decision. Motion carried 5-0.
The Council instruoted the Administrator to review the ordinances of
surrounding communities on conservancy and put this item on agenda for
the first meeting in February.
CITY EMBLEM/LOGO: The price of the film applioations is S5,46 each in lots of 50,
Morgan moved, seconded by Armstrong, to approve the cost of the City 11mblem
deaoal. Discussion: Pott recommended the City check with the County on
price, as they do this type of work.
Motion amended to include "approve the cost of the City Emblem decals,
unless the County can reproduce them at a lesser cost; Motion carried 5-0.
PLANNING 00I41.I:SSION AND WATEI? SURFACE USE CORM..TTEE APPOINTMENTS; Bud Taloott is
the only applicant for the Planning Commission. Presently there are
three openings.
The Water Surface Use has five people interested the non-resident
positions. They are Ann Bueoheck, Betsy Hald.ron, Bruce :Dunn, Sue Marten
and Steve Chlebeck.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to appoint the following residents
-to the Water Surface Use Committee: Steve Chlebeck, Brace Dunn, and
Suo Marten. Motion carried 5-0.
Bud Taloott will. be interviewed by the Council at the February 5 meeting.
Pott moved, seconded by Morgan, to table Olinger Pill and Cable TV.
Motion carried 5-0,
JANUARY 22, 1980 AGENDA - ALL DAY COUNCIL MEETING: The Administrator requested
Council members who have not submitted suggestions should do so before
Friday.
MISCELLANEOUS: LeaAue Le islative 6onference. February 20, 1980. No action
LeaRve Board Vacancies - no action.
Agenda for January_22, 1980, - see above
Licenses. - Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong to approve the licenses
for the following contractors:
George Siegfried Construction-11223 32nd Street N, -Lake Elmo, Mn. 55042
Standard Beating and Air Conditioning-410 W, Lake St. -Minneapolis 554o8
Leo Lengyel, Leo's Excavating-2275 Neal Avenue N.-Stillwater 55082
Raymond E, Rumpoa,416 Ashland Avenue -St, Paul Park 55071
AAA Pollution Control, Inc.-1525 S, Sterling Street -St, P 'aul 55119
Richard. Eldridge-2006 Prosperity Road -St, Paul 55109
Kenneth Seefert, Croixland Excavating-1003 Mendel Rd.- Stillwater 55082
Bernard Meyer,, I+lcoavatingl"3303 Lake Elmo Ave. -Lake Elmo 55042
Motion carried 5-0.
Bus Shelter - Cost of a bus shelter to the City would be 10% of
construction or $6500, The City is responsible for routine maintenance.
The Council is not interested.
MINUTES, LAKE 7-MO CITY COMTCIL, JANUARY 15, 1980
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VFW SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE — Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, to grant a. Sunday
Liquor License to the Lake Elmo VFW provided it meets the ordinance
of the City and State. Motion carried 5-0. The standaxd $200 fee
i will be charged.
SIGN ORDINANCE: To be discussed at the January 22 meeting.
ADJOURNMENT: Mottaz moved, seconded by Morgan, to adjourn at 10:30 P.M.
CLAIMS TO BE APPROVED AT THE JANUARY 15, 1980 COUNCIL MEETING
79922 Allied Group Insurance Trust - disability & life $ 110.38
79923 League of Minn. Cities - directory 6.00
79924 Don Erbstroson - Christmas lites 25.00
79925 Laurence Whittaker - Jan. Expense account 50.00
79926 Junker Sanitation 35.00
79927 Kern's North Star 197.02
79928 Lake Elmo Oil 186.38
79929 Oakwood Animal Hospital 86.50
79930 W.L.V. Sign & Supplies - mirror for truck 162.49
79931 G. A. Meyer Mercantile - Misc.Supplies 71.38
Fire Dep't 117.00188.38
79932 Moretrench American Corp. - Watershed - final 880.04
79933 Four Seasons Services - Cups & Coffee 14.80
79934 Mollie Hedges - 1/8/80 newsletter 140.00
79935 C. Francis Oehlke - 11/22 snowplowing 120.00
79936 Isberg. Riesenberg, Chelseth - planning 458.00
79937 Lake Elmo Hardwood Lumber - shelf for office 17.10
79938 T.K.D.A. General M.S.A. 93.40
201 Grant 987.45
Pass Thru 17200.75 2,281.60
79939 Lawson, Raleigh & Marshall - General 794.00
M.S.A. 30.00
Pass Thru 340.00 1,164.00
79940 Void - I goofed!
79941 T.K.D.A. - Fire Dept arch. services - tonal $8,300.00 2,478.05
79942 Lampert Bldg. Center - fire dep't . 44e-�t&_ TC-_-- 194.52
79943 Lake Elmo Fire Dep't - reimbursement jo enardIs bill 37.33
79944 Paper Calmenson & Co. - plow -grader 525.29
79945 City of Oakdale - Dec. & Jan. animal of icer 700.00
79946 First National Bank of St. Paul - St.Imp.Bond interest 3,010.00
79947 Vern's G.T.C. Auto Parts 82.11
79948 Gopher Sign - repainting "No Parking" signs 15.00
79949 Stillwater Gazette - legal publications 7.88
79950 Lydia Richert - Dec. & Jan. garage rent 00.00
79951 Capitol Electronics, Inc. - fire department - freq. cha g s 161- t,, 43.44
79952 thru 79974 1/25/80 and 2/l/80 payroll Z S 7,200.00
$ 20,816.41
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Statement in account with:
City of Lake Elmo
c o arry a er
33r' N LaVerne Avenue
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
date January 3, 1980
commission 1003
For: Requested Technical Planning Services
Itemized Bill for Period November 2, 1979 - December 27, 1979
December 10
Principal Planner - 2 hrs.
Draftsman - 30 hours
Secretary - 1.5 hrs.
Blue Line Prints
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE:
$ 60.00
360.00
18.00
20.00
$ 458.00
Contractual agreement not to exceed an average cost of $30_00/hour
33.5 hrs. @.$30.00 = $1,005.00
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