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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-02-96 CCMJANUARY 2, 1996 LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING List of Claims for Approval or the period 01/02/96 to 0f/D2/96 01/02196 CLAIM TOTAL ACCOUNT ACCOUNT _ TO WHOM PAID FOR WHAT PURPOSE DATE NUMBER CLAIM NUMBER _ AMOUNT METRO EAST DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP 96 MEMBERSHIP 01/02/96 4358 509.00 112-41300-433 500.00 UNITED WISCONSIN GROUP JANUARY INSURANCE PREMIUM 01/02/96 4359 465.91 100-41509-130 239.99 100-42400-130 48.49 100-43100-130 167.43 NEOICA HEALTH PLANS JANUARY INSURANCE PREMIUM 01/02/96 .360 3,268,24 100-41600-130 2,257,38 100-42400-130 261.60 100-•43100-130 748.76 ALLIED GROUP INSURANCE TRUST JANUARY INSURANCE PREMIUM 01/02/96 4361 62.82 100-41500-130 34,17 100-42400-130 15.10 100-43100-130 13.55 MINN. BENEFIT ASSN. JANUARY INSURANCE PREMIUM 01f02/96 4362 665.43 109-41800-130 72.12 100-43100-130 593..31 AMERICAN MEDICAL SECURITY JANUARY INSURANCE PREMIUM 01/02/96 1363 314.00 100-4160e-130 179.00 100-42400-L30 32.00 100-43100-CD 10.3.00 FOUR SEASONS SERVICES OFFICE BLDG SUPPLIES 91102/96 4364 71.50 100-11500-400 'r1•50 WASHINGTON COUNTY TREAS. AUDITOR'S OFFICE. REPORTS O1/02/96 4365 35.00 100-4150D-200. 35.A0 POSTMASTER BULK MAILING FEE PERMIT 119 01/92196 4366 85.00 100-41500-200 85.00 PITNEY BBWES 1996 SOFTGUARD AGREEMENT 01102/96 4 36 7 190.00 100-41509-2CO 190.00 D.C. HEY CO. COPY MACHINE MAINTENANCE & SUPPLIES 01/02/96 4368 289,28 100-415RO-200 289.28 STILLWATER GAZETTE LEGAL PUBLICATIONS - 01/02/96 4369 33.00 100-41500-351 38.00 RAL OFFICE PRODUCTS. OFFICE SUPPLIES 51192/96 4370 92,66 100-41509-200 92.66 WNJHINGTON COONTY TREAS. SOIL MAP DATA FROM SURVEYOR 61/02/96 1371 319.50 100-41509-209 319.50 LEAGUE Of MN CITIES INSURANCE TR, 1996 WORKERS COMP PREMIUM 01/02/96.4372 8.169.00 109-41500-150 732,00 100-42200-150 2,181.00 100-12400-150 429.00 100-43150-150 3,786.00 100-45200-150 1,041.00 U, S. WEST DECEMBER TELEPHONE 01/02/96 4373 504.36 100-41500-32C 302,21 - 100-42200-320 80.73 100-431DO-320 64.44 100-45200-320 56.98 A T & T DECEMBER TELEPHONES 01/02/96 4374 117.66 100-41509-320 107•06 100-43100-320 5.30 100-45200-320 5.30 WASHINGTON COUNTY TREAS., 2N0 1/2 95 POLICE CONTRACT 01/02/96 4375 52,432.63 100-42106-300 52,432.63 MICHAEL SMITH DECEMBER ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 01/02/96 4376 625,00 100-42700-110 625.00 METRO FIRE FIRE DEPT SUPPLIES 01/02/96 4377 189.00 100-42209-217 139.00 RICHARD SACHS FIRE HALL CLEANING 01/02/96 4378 45.75 100-42200-401 45.15 INT'L ASSN,OF FIRE CHIEFS 1996 MEMBERSHIP DUES 01/02/96 4379 119.00 100-42200-433 110,05 WASHINGTON CO FIRE CHIEFS ASSN 1996 FIRE CHIEFS ASSN DUES 01/02/96 4380 25.00 100-42200-433 25,00 CAP.CITY REG.FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. 1996 FIRE FIGHTERS CUES 01/92/96 4381 35.00 100-42200-433 35.00 NORTH STAR INTERNATIONAL TRUCK FIRE. DEPT TRUCK REPAIR 01/02/96 4382 23.12 100-42200-220 23.12 AT & T WIRELESS SERVICES FIRE & PUBLIC WORKS CELLULARS 91102/96 4383 21.32 100-42200-320 , 11.21 100-43100-320 10.11 WASHINGTON COUNTY TREAS, PUBLIC WORKS SIGNS & ROAD GRADING 01/02196 4384 367.93 100-43100-226 38.35 100-43100-408 329.58 • .•ACS PUBLIC WORKS SHOP SUPPLIES 01/02/96 4365 198.01 100-43190-223 198.01 NORTHERN PUBLIC WORKS STREET SUPPLIES 01/02/95 4386 119.33 109-43100-224 LIS.33 GARELICK STEEL CO. PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT REPAIR 01/02/96 4381 244,26 160-43100-221 241.26 PAGENET PUBLIC WORKS PAGERS 01/02/96 4388 17.57 100-43100-320 17,57 CLEVELAND COTTON PRODUCTS PUBLIC WORKS SUPPLIES 01/02/96 4389 126.54 100-43100-223 126,54 STILLWATER MOTOR CO PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT REPAIR 01/02/96 4390 216.07 100-43106-221 216,07 (r) :r ,-1 JANUARY 6th - Page 2 List of Claims for Approval For the period 01/02196 to 01/02/96 #1/02196 CLAIM TOTAL ACCOUNT ACCOUNT TO WHOM PAID FOR WHAT PURPOSE DATE NUMBER CLAIM NUMBER AMOUNT ASPEN EQUIPMENT CO. PUBLIC WORKS - PRE=WET KIT SALT/SAN 01/02196 4391 1,518.56 100-43100-221 1,008.66 MINN, DEPT. OF HEALTH WATER FUND QTLY CONNECTION FEE 01102196 4392 320.00 601-49400-216 320.00 SPRINGBORN HEATING & ABC REPLACE HEATERS IN PARKS & WELL 01102/96 4393 2,619.00 100-45200-401 1,555.50 601-49400-430 1;063.50 TOTAL FOR MONTH TOTAL YEAR TO DATE c� 73,922.45 73,922.45 . 73,922.15 _ 73,922.95 MINUTES APPROVED: January 16, 1996 LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 2, 1996 1. AGENDA 2. MINUTES: December 5, 1996 3. CLAIMS 4. PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL A. Public Inquiries B. Lake Elmo Fire Department: Presentation of plaque to Lake Elmo Jaycees C. Washington County Sheriff's Department: Snowmobiling in the City D. Agricultural Uses: Report from Sub -committee (Lee Hunt and Bob Helwig) E. Clarification of Christmas Tree Drop -Off Program 5. CONSENT AGENDA A. Election of Acting Mayor B. Designation of Legal Newspaper C. Designation of Official Depositories D. Resolution No. 96-1 Authorizing Signatures for Payment of Funds from Lake Elmo Bank E. Appointment of City Engineer F. Appointment of City Attorney G. Appointment of Financial Consultant H. Appointment to Planning Commission 1. Appointment to Parks Commission J. Appointment of Community Education Advisory Boards: School District 834, 832 and 622 K. Appointments to Maintenance Advisory Committee L. Disband Solid Waste Advisory Committee M. Council liaison to City Commission and Committees 6. PLANNING, LAND USE AND ZONING: A. SUB 96-1 Resolution No. 96-2 granting a minor subdivision (lot line adjustment) Ron and Mary Larson, 4545 Olson Lake Trail B. Formation of Committee of Volunteers to review development issues brought out at the Design Team Visit C. Update of Ultimate Development Sub-committee:Lee Hunt 7. Parks/Maintenance Department 8. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT 9. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT 10. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 11. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: 12. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: Mayor John called the council meeting to order a 7:05 p.m. in the council chambers. PRESENT: Hunt, Conlin, John, Johnston, DeLapp, Planner Terwedo and Administrator Kueffner. LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 2, 1996 2 1. AGENDA ADD: 6D, Update of Ultimate Development Sub -committee, Move 6C. to 4D., 4E.Clarif!cation of Christmas Tree Drop off Program, Handout of Minutes of Ag Zone Committee, Handout of quote from Lillie Suburban Newspaper REMOVE: 5A, E, L,M from Consent Agenda M/S/P Hunt/Conlin - to approve the January 2, 1996 City Council agenda as amended. (Motion passed 5-0)• 2. MINUTES: December 5, 1995 M/S/P DeLapp/Johnston - to approve the December 5, 1995 City Council minutes as amended. (Motion passed 4-0-1:Abstain:Hunt). 3. CLAIMS M/S/P Johnston/John - to approve the January 2, 1996 claims #4358 through #4393 as presented. (Motion passed 5-0). 4. PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL: A. Public Inquiries - None B. Lake Elmo Fire Department: Presentation of plaque to Lake Elmo Jaycees Fire Chief, Dick Sachs, thanked the Lake Elmo Jaycees for the many years of support to the Lake Elmo Fire Dept. and presented a plaque to Lake Elmo Jaycee President Linda Wagner. Through the funding of the Jaycees, the Fire Department recently received an ice rescue sled and an insulated, waterproof diver's suit and ropes. A demonstration was performed by dept. members on how the 100-pound floatable devise slides across the ice as a rescuer walks in-between two connected sleds. Using ropes the rescuer can anchor the sled and pull a person out of the water. Once the person has been freed, the rescuer can paddle back to safety. The sled can easily be folded in half and stored on the fire truck. The Jaycees also donated a $4,700 automatic external defibrillator. The machine is used on potential heart attack victims and administers a shock automatically. According to Chief Sachs, the Jaycees have donated $30;000 worth of supplies -to -the -Fire Dept. The council also supported -the Fire Chief in this recognition of the prolong support of the City of Lake Elmo by the Lake Elmo Jaycees. C. Washington County Sheriff's Department: Snowmobiling in the City Sgt. Gary Swanson introduced Deputy Joe Peltier, who is assigned to snowmobile patrol, and has been working with Lake Elmo property owners and business owners fencing off property and sign posting. Deputy Peltier provided a map showing the only legal snowmobile route in the downtown Lake Elmo Area. This trail has helped to alleviate problems encountered by Pete Schiltgen and other homeowners along Highway 5, while still maintaining snowmobile access to the Twin Point Tavern and the 76 Station. Deputy Peltier stated he won't be able to resolve all the snowmobile problems in the City, but he will make every effort to do what he can and asked when problems arise to call the Sheriff's Dept. D. Agricultural Uses: Report from sub -committee (Lee Hunt and Bob Helwig) The Council received the Agricultural Zone Committee Minutes, dated April 25, May 17 & 18, and June 29, 1995. Lee Hunt reported the committee took the input from residents who owned Ag zoned land. Several residents came in requesting uses that they felt should be added which would allow them more use of their land and make more of a profit to keep their land in Agricultural zone. The only new use LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 2, 1996 3 requested would be storage as it is no longer allowed. It was the consensus of the committee and the planner that performance standards should be the focus. At the June 29, 1995 meeting, the City Planner indicated she would draft some broad performance standards. Hunt suggested the committee meet with the planner to draft a recommendation from the committee on a suggested course of action concerning what was heard from residents, performance standards and request of uses. Council member Conlin indicated she would only accept storage in existing farm buildings and felt it is inappropriate for expansion of storage in an Ag zone. Conlin suggested when the council discusses the cluster ordinance, they should think of the ramifications of this type of use (storage) in the Ag open space left in RE zoning. M/S/P DeLapp/Hunt - to ask the committee to meet with the City Planner to come up with a recommendation on a suggested course of action and request the City planner put together performance standards and evaluate uses against these standards. (Motion passed 5-0). F. Clarification of Christmas Tree Drop Off Administrator Kueffner indicated she failed to acknowledge in the last newsletter that the Christmas Tree Drop Off program that the City is holding Saturday is not the idea of the City, but was the very good idea of Deb Krueger, Sprucegate Farms. The City apologized to the Kruegers who did not get the proper credit for coming up with the idea of the Christmas Tree Drop-off program in conjunction with seedling give away project. The Stillwater Gazette will be writing an article of clarification and giving proper credit to the Kruegers for coming up with the program.. 5. CONSENT AGENDA: A. Election of Acting Mayor Each year the City Council elects a council member as Acting Mayor. The Acting Mayor presides over meetings in the Mayor's absence or represents the City at other official functions. M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Rita Conlin to serve as Acting Mayor of the City of Lake Elmo for 1996. (Motion passed 5-0). B. Designation of Legal Newspaper The City received three quotations from local newspapers requesting designation as our legal newspaper for 1996: Press Publications, Stillwater Gazette, Lillie Suburban. M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to designate the Stillwater Gazette as the City's legal newspaper for 1996, based on the fact that it is a daily publication and allows the City to provide a quicker response to applications. (Motion passed 5-0). C. Designation of Official Depositories The City used the following depositories in 1995 for placement of City funds in a checking account, in certificates of deposit for short-term investments, and in bonds for long-term investments. The Finance Director believes these depositories have provided good service to the City in 1995. M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to designate the Lake Elmo Bank, Royal Alliance Association, Inc. (Franklin Fund), Paine Webber, Prudential Securities, Merill Lynch, Minnesota Municipal Money Market Fund (4M Fund), Kidder -Peabody and Smith Barney as the City's official depositories for 1996. (Motion passed 5- 0). LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 2, 1996 4 D. Resolution 96-1 Authorizing Signatures for Payment of Funds from Lake Elmo Bank M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to adopt Resolution No. 96-1, A Resolution Designating Official City Depository, and Authorizing Signatures for Payment of Funds from Lake Elmo Bank. (Motion passed 5-0). E. Appointment of City Engineer Administrator Kueffner reported there are no increases proposed by TKDA, but she believes there is an inequity in what we pay for Mr. Bohrer's attendance at our meetings compared to other consultants. To close the gap between other consultants who attend our meetings, Kueffner recommended that the City increase Larry Bohrer's. meeting attendance compensation to $120 from the $75 per meeting he is now paid. Council member Del-app viewed the engineer's position at a meeting as, partially, a marketing position that is indirectly covered by the percentage of costs incurred on an assigned consulting project or any City ordered engineering project. M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Larry Bohrer, TKDA, as City's Consulting Engineer for 1996 at his current rate schedule with an increase to $100 for attendance at each meeting and include the terms of his presence from the beginning of the council meeting (Public Inquiries and Planning and Zoning) through the City Engineer's report. If there are no engineering matters after this report, then he will be excused. (Motion passed 4-1:Conlin felt that it is her responsibility to the City and its budget to stay at $75 per meeting and have the City Engineer's report earlier in the meeting. This is no reflection on Larry Bohrer as she holds him in high regard.) F. Appointment of City Attorney M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Jerry Filla of Peterson, Fram & Bergman as the Lake Elmo City Attorney for civil and criminal matters for 1996 at the rate established in 1995.. (Motion passed 5-0).. G. Appointment of Financial Consultant M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Springsted Company as the City's Financial Consultant for 1996. (Motion passed 5-0). H. Appointments to Planning Commission M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Margaret Carlson, Roger Colombo and Jeff Berg to three year terms on the Planning Commission from 1/96 through 12198 and to move Tom P. Armstrong to First Alternate and to direct the staff to advertise the Second Alternate position in the City Newsletter. (Motion passed 5-0). I. Appointments to Parks Commission M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Randy Wagner and Karen Leach to three year terms on the Parks Commission. Their terms will commence 1/96 and expire 12/31/98. (Motion passed 5-0). J. Appointments to Community Education Advisory Boards: School District 834, 832 and 622 Nancy Hansen has been the City's School District #834 Community Education representative for several years and would again like to be appointed to that position. Carol Monette was the City's representative to School District #622 Community Education Board, but does not wish to be reappointed to that position since she now serves on the City's Planning Commission. We do not have a representative on the #832 Advisory Board. M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Nancy Hansen as the City's representative to School District 834 Community Education Advisory Board. (Motion passed 5-0). LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 2, 1996 M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to direct the staff to advertise the vacancies for representatives to School Districts 622 and 832 Advisory Boards in the next newsletters. (Motion passed 5-0). K. Appointments to Maintenance Advisory Committee M/S/P Hunt/Johnston - to appoint Bill Wacker, Dick Johnson, Fran Pott, Dick Gustafson and Bud Talcott to the Maintenance Advisory Committee. (Motion passed 5-0). L. Disband Solid Waste Advisory Committee Most of the original members of this committee are still on the committee and there are fewer issues for them to deal with. Administrator Kueffner felt it may be time for the committee to disband because they have exceeded all the goals they set which included recycling, compost, and brush disposal program. As Council liaison to the SWAC, Conlin suggested the SWAC not be disbanded because it has been so important to the City over the years and hated to see this resource go, but asked the committee to be on an "as needed" basis which was endorsed by Carl Tacke, Chair of the SWAC. M/S/P Hunt/Conlin - to recognize the Solid Waste Advisory Committee on an "as needed" basis for 1996 and the City Council will review their activities for the year and to reappoint Carl Tacke, Dick Johnson, Margaret Carlson, Bruce Dunn and Diane Haider to the Solid Waste Advisory Committee for 1996. (Motion passed 5-0). M. Council liaisons to City Commissions and Committees M/S/P Johnston/DeLapp- to continue the council liaisons to City Commissions and Committees as appointed in 1995 as follows: (Motion passed 5-0). Karen Johnston - Planning Commission Steve DeLapp - Parks Commission Rita Conlin - Solid Waste Advisory Committee and Cable Commission Lee Hunt - Maintenance Advisory Committee Wyn John - Fire Dept. 6. PLANNING, LAND USE AND ZONING: A. SUB 96-1 Resolution No. 96-2 granting a minor subdivision (lot line adjustment) Ron and Mary Larson, 4545 Olson Lake Trail The City has not received the information needed to deal with this issue. M/S/P Johnston/DeLapp - to table this agenda item until the January 16, 1995 council meeting in order for the applicant to submit the required information needed to deal with this issue. (Motion passed 5-0). B. Formation of Committee of Volunteers to review development issues brought out at the Design Team Visit Planner Terwedo recommended the two priority issues and planning areas should remain the residential development and 1-94. The Old Village planning should begin once the City has completed one of these areas. Those volunteers who stated interest in these various committees for the various planning areas including corridors, 1-94, and residential development patterns should be contacted, invited to attend those meetings and encouraged to participate. An Old Village committee should be formed just prior to conducting a study and plan for the area. r LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 2, 1996 M/S/P DeLapp/Hunt - to form a committee to begin discussion on the future of the Old Village that would meet monthly at the start and more In the future. The group will discuss preservation, zoning and land use. The City already has volunteers from the Lake Elmo Business Association and the community at large for this committee. (Motion passed 5-0). C. Update of Ultimate Development Subcommittee Councilman Hunt indicated he had a difficult time putting together an agenda for the first meeting. Hunt suggested items to be looked at when the City reached ultimate density would be: affect on costs of maintenance dept., services City provides, type of housing, regional services available for residents, and land preservation Council member Conlin asked if the Council has come to the decision that they are ready to increase density over what it has already supported in the existing comprehensive plan. If it has not, then some of these exercises will not be necessary. Also, the question arises involving looking at I- 94 as a larger commercial base to help out if we talk about more residential areas. The Council was concerned that the schedule for developing the cluster ordinance not be altered so they decided to hold a workshop to discuss issues on ultimate density based upon what the Planning Commission has recommended on Saturday, February 3, 1996, 8 a.m.-12 at City Hall in order for them to come up with some conclusions.. 7. PARKS/MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT: None 8. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT: None 9. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT: None 10. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None 11. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: Council member DeLapp pointed out an article in the St.Paul Pioneer Press regarding the Washington County Board of Commissioners' interest in the Type 3 Natural Resources routes similar to County Road 21 through Afton and are proposing another one on County Road 7 in Scandia. The City should be addressing that, as one way of when we are redoing our roads, by looking at them as being natural resource routes, such as DeMontreville Trail. 12. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT:None M/S/P DeLapp/Hunt - to adjourn the council meeting at 9:20 p.m. (Motion passed 5-0). --------------------- Respectfully submitted by Sharon Lumby, Deputy City Clerk Resolution No. 96-1 Designating Official City Depository and Authorizing Signatures for Payment of Funds from Lake Elmo Bank Since the City Council does not have time to discuss every point presented, it may appear that decisions are preconceived. However, staff provides background information to the City Council on each agenda item in advance; and decisions are based on this information and experience. In addition, some items may have been discussed at previous council meetings. If you are aware of information that has not been discussed, please fill out a "Request to Appear Before the City Council' form; or, if you came late, raise your hand to be recognized. Comments that are pertinent are appreciated. Items may be continued to a future meeting if additional time is needed before a decision can be made. Lake Elmo City Council Agenda January 2, 1996 7:00 p.m. Meeting Convenes Pledge of Allegiance 1. Approval of Agenda 2. Approval of Minutes 3. Approval of Claims 4. Public Informational A. Public Inquiries B. Lake Elmo Fire Department: Presentation of plaque to Lake Ehno Jaycees C. Washington County Sheriffs Department: Snowmobiling in the City D. Other Consent Agenda items are generally defined as items of routine business, not requiring discussion, and approved in one vote. Council members may elect to pull a Consent Agenda items) for discussion and/or separate action; or, any member of the public may request that an Consent Agenda item be removed for discussion. 5. Consent Agenda A. Election of Acting Mayor (should be removed from consent agenda) B. Designation of Legal Newspaper C, Designation of Official Depositories D. Resolution 96-1 Authorizing Signatures for Payment of Funds from Lake Elmo Bank E. Appointment of City Engineer F. Appointment of City Attorney G. Appointment of Financial Consultant H. Appointments to Planning Commission I. Appointments to Parks Commission J. Appointments to Community Education Advisory Boards: School District 834, 832 and 622 K. Appointments to Maintenance Advisory Committee (postpone until L. Disband Solid Waste Advisory Committee M. Council liasons to City Commissions and Committees (should be removed from consent agenda.) continued... Lake Elmo City Council Agenda January 2, 1996 Page 2 6. Planning, Land Use and Zoning A. SUB 96-1 Resolution 96-2 granting a minor subdivision (lot line adjustment) Ron and Mary Larson, 4545 Olson Lake Trail B. Formation of Committee of Volunteers to review development issues brought out at the Design Team Visit. C. Agricultural Uses: Report from sub -committee (Lee Hunt and Bob Helwig) D. Other 7. Parks/Maintenance Department 8. 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