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• To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
From: Chuck Whiting, City Administrator
Re: March 10, 1997 City Council Meeting
Date: March 7, 1997
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Here's more about some of the items on the agenda for Monday evening:
Consent Agenda Items: The Council will note Item 8B, a resolution authorizing the purchase of the
new squad car that was discussed with the Council last Monday. 8C is again the hiring of the
recreation programer. While I realize this item has had lots of discussion, and perhaps will have some
more,I have had this placed on the consent agenda because that is where personnel items usually go.
As always, Council members can request items be removed from the Consent Agenda. As for the
recommendation, this is my recommendation for the position as it was last week. If the Council
chooses to not hire or make other changes,I would like clear direction as to the objectives to be met
both in terms of pay,the job description and the amount of programming to be done. The rest of the
Consent Agenda items are routine.
Council Business Items:Pam Sheldon will cover the ordinance amendment relating to group homes.
• Item 11B - Advisory Election regarding the CommunityCenter: Resolution
No. 5081 gives
authorization to set and conduct an advisory election for the Bel Rae. Two things to go with this are
what the question will be and when to conduct the election. I have enclosed a draft question for the
Council's consideration. While not much discussion about this has taken place, there have been
comments about the question being a matter of whether to keep or sell the Bel Rae. While that will
be the decision to make on the outcome of the election, the project concept presented to the Council
on February 13 and reviewed briefly again on March 3 is the question for the ballot. Therefore that
is how it was drafted. The most difficult thing about this, at least from my standpoint, is to draft a
question that is satisfactorily objective to the Council,hence the form presented. Having the question
based on a general premise or set of conditions seems to me to be the most neutral but informative
way a question can be considered. Asking to keep or sell the property does not give definition to the
project, and that decision will have to be made later anyway, so I drafted the question based on the
work done to date by two Councils, staffthe Community Center Task Force, our possible two
tenants, VB Digs and our architect. Whether a second question regarding keeping or selling should
be added is debatable, but not present the Council will a clearer understanding of what the community
wants, and perhaps at worst suggest the City sell the project without due consideration to
marketability of the project, something that staff has not been directed to work on to date.
As for a schedule for the election, I was hoping to recommend a date for late March, but the last
week is Easter week and provides some problems. I am proposing the election be scheduled for
41, Saturday, April 5 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Also, the ballots will be simple paper ballots to avoid the
mechanized costs and staffing for the election will still have to be determined. I would expect this
time frame will allow most people to vote. In addition, voter registration should take place to ensure
a credible election, and it should be possible to allow voting at City Hall during normal work hours •
the two days prior to the election.
As for public information prior to the election, I suggest putting together a simple mail flyer to be
mailed to the community residents informing them of the project concept complete with a drawing,
cost estimates, how the project can be paid for and how the operational costs of the building will be
taken care of. The date for that is proposed to be April 2, the night before voting could start at City
Hall. Also the same information can be sent to the newspapers.
If the Council approves of this direction, it should approve Resolution 5081.
In addition I think it should be noted that nothing is committed to this project until after the election
takes place. This concept is about as developed as is reasonable based on the cost incurred to date
to get it to this point, and the amount of community input. Once the election is complete and the
Council decides whether or not to proceed, a great deal of work remains to either move towards
remodeling or what else to do with the property. We can discuss that if the Council chooses to
Monday.
Also, in your packet are drawings given to us from VB Digs for either a four court volleyball center
or an eight court center. In talking to Rick Kuhlwein of VB Digs this week, the four court is the
minimum they will do, and depending on how much financing they can get, they may do the eight
court project. Also, Children's Home is still interested and waiting for the election results. •
Community Education is also waiting and I have been asked to attend the School Board meeting on
Tuesday evening to brief them on the project status. I will report the results of our meeting Monday
evening.
That's it for now. Have a good weekend and see you all on Monday.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY,MINNESOTA
Regular Meeting
February 10, 1997
Mounds View City Hall
2401 Hwy. 10,Mounds View,MN 55112
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CALL TO ORDER
The Mounds View City Council was called to order by Mayor McCarty at 7:00 p.m.on February 10, 1997.
• PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor McCarty,Council members Trude,
Quick,Koopmeiners and Stigney
ALSO PRESENT: Chuck Whiting,Clerk Administrator
Pam Sheldon, Community Development Director
Jim Ericson,Planning Associate
Michael Ulrich,Director of Public Works
Jennifer Bergman,Housing Inspector
Bob Long,City Attorney
ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA:
There were no additions to the Agenda.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
January 27,1997-City Council Meeting:
MOTION/SECOND: Koopmeiners/Stigney to approve the Minutes of the City Council Meeting on January
27, 1997,as presented.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
• ACCEPTANCE OF ADVISORY VIS RY COMMLSSION MINUTES:
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Planning Commission Minutes-November 20.1996.December 4.1996 and December 18.1996:
MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Koopmeiners to accept the Planning Commission Minutes for meetings held on
November 20, 1996,December 4, 1996 and December 18, 1996.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS:
There was no Special Order of Business.
CONSENT AGENDA:
Mr.Whiting read the Consent Agenda as follows:
A. Set a Public Hearing for 7:20 p.m.,Monday,February 24, 1997 to Consider Ordinance No.594,An
Ordinance amending Chapter 606,607,and 1005 of the Mounds view Municipal Code related to the
requirement to mow tall grasses and creating an exemption for wetland and native vegetation.
B. Set a Public Hearing for 7:25 p.m.,Monday,February 24, 1997 to Consider Ordinance No.595,An
Ordinance adding day care centers and group nurseries as a conditional use in the B-1,B-2,B-3 and I-1 zoning
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districts.
C. Consideration of Resolution No. 5085,approving a joint powers agreement with the Ramsey County GIS
Users Group.
D. Adopt Resolution No.5086,Approving Just and Correct Claims Against City Funds.
E. Adopt Resolution No. 5084,Approving the 1997 Labor Agreement Contract with Public Works and Parks
Maintenance Bargaining Unit.
F. Approval of Award of Bid for Well Head Maintenance.
G. Approval for Hiring of Mechanic Position-Mr.Whiting asked that this item be removed from the
Consent Agenda for further discussion.
H. Resolution NO.5087,Approving Retainer for Legal Fees.
I. Appointment of Planning Commission Chairperson.
J. LICENSES FOR APPROVAL:
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Council member Stigney asked that Item C be removed for further discussion. Council member Trude asked
that Item F be removed for discussion.
MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Trude to approve the Consent Agenda without Items C,F and G.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Discussion on Consent Agenda Items:
Mr. Stigney asked how much staff time would be involved and how much work would be entailed at this time.
Ms. Sheldon explained that a proposal has been developed with the other 35W corridor cities to do a limited
number of layers (the comprehensive plan designation,the zoning categories,land use)and she is hopeful that
those layers could be added this year. As far as additional layers,she felt the city would want to put together
an overall game plan.
MOTION/SECOND: Stigney/Trude to approve Item C) Consideration of Resolution No.5085,Approving a
Joint Powers Agreement with the Ramsey County GIS Users Group.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
• Council member Trude had several questions about Item F on the Consent Agenda(Approval of Award of Bid
for Well Head Maintenance). She noted a typographical error in the Staff Recommendation portion of the
memo(Should Be$19,627.00). She also noted that there were no requests to amend the budget to allow for
the additional costs and wondered if this item could be tabled until the next Council meeting. She stated she
would prefer that an item such as this be approved in resolution form.
Mr.Ulrich explained that he had some concerns delaying the approval of the bid award as a 10-day Notice to
Proceed must be given as well.
Mr.Kessel explained that the budget amendment and transfers would be done via resolution.
MOTION/SECOND; Trude/Koopmeiners to approve staffs recommendation to award the bid,amending the
amount to$19,627.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mr.Whiting noted that Item G of the Consent Agenda was for the approval of hiring a mechanic. Staff was
informed today that the Number 1 candidate will not be accepting the position. The Number 2 candidate has
not been contacted,but staff would like authorization to offer the position to him,contingent upon him meeting
the city's testing requirements.
Mr.Ulrich noted that Candidate#2 does not have a DOT Truck Inspection Certificate(something not required
but rather desired),but it can be obtained by attending a one-day seminar.
• MOTION/SECOND: Trude/Quick to approve the hiring of Candidate#2,contingent upon them successfully
completing a physical,alcohol and drug testing and background reference check.
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A discussion followed. Mayor McCarty noted that this motion will limit staff to the second candidate only.
Council member Trude asked that her motion be amended to approve the hiring of the best candidate available
from the pool of candidates contingent upon them meeting background and testing requirements.
Council member Quick was in approval of the amendment.
Council member Stigney asked if this position will follow the same guideline as in the past-with anticipated
salary increases at three months,six months,one year and then a Cost of Living adjustment.
He noted he is uncomfortable with this policy. Mayor McCarty noted that a Personnel Policy meeting has
already been set to discuss this issue.
Mr.Ulrich noted that it will follow the existing hiring guidelines.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
RESIDENTS REOUESTS AND COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR:
There were no requests or comments from the floor.
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COUNCIL BUSINESS:
A. Status Report on Pedestrian Bridge over Highway 10.
Ms.Pam Sheldon,Director of Community Development gave a brief overview of the Pedestrian Bridge
project. She explained that in 1994,the City applied to the federal government to obtain funds for a pedestrian
bridge at the Long Lake Road and Highway 10 intersection. That grant request was for$600,000,of which
$480,000 would be federal money and$120,000 would be a local match. The grant was awarded to the City.
To cover the match,$190,000 of local funds were set aside. The sources of these funds were Franchise Fees,
Special Project Funds,General Fund,Street Light Fund,and Activity Fund. Since the grant was awarded,
approximately$85,000 in additional items have been identified. She noted the possible funding sources for the
additional items. Ms. Sheldon noted that at the last Council work session,a status report was presented and at
that time,the Council directed staff to put it on the Council agenda for further discussion.
Ms. Sheldon noted that most of the funding for this project are from Federal tax dollars. This money is
available to many communities and if it had not been awarded to Mounds View,it would still have gone to
another local community for this type of project. She noted that in order for the City to keep the grant,the
bridge needs to be built this summer(by October 1, 1997),so there is a need to come to a quick resolution on
this matter.
Mayor McCarty stated he has had difficulty with this project from the very beginning. He stated he anticipated
that there would be a public hearing and public involvement process prior to the approval of this project. One
of his concerns is the source of funding on the local share.
Council member Trude explained that there were Public Hearings and public meetings. There was public
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input from Spring to Fall and people were involved even prior to the approval of the grant.
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David Jahnke,8428 Eastwood Road,asked if the Federal government would be matching funds for the
additional expenses which have been identified after the grant was approved. Furthermore,did the staff fail,
when projecting the costs,to get accurate figures?
Mayor McCarty explained that the federal government matched on the bridge construction($471,910)and the
local match was$117,977. In addition,there is a bridge design and inspection cost,there are contingency costs
that the city must pay for in addition to the grant agreement
Ms. Sheldon explained that most of the additional costs are due to the change in the design of the ramp which
was done after the grant request was submitted and a citizen committee met with a consultant and staff and
recommended that the ramp be changed from a long,switch back design to a spiral design.
Mayor McCarty explained that the city has experienced a 25%cost estimate overrun thus far. Under the city
charter and special assessment projects,if there is a 10%cost overrun,the project is not done.
A representative of the Ramsey County Library Board stated she is in favor of the Pedestrian Bridge.
They feel it is an intelligent approach to getting people across the road to where public access ought to be
allowed. The Ramsey County Library Board recommended to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners
that they approve a conveyance of a requested walkway and bridge easement to the City of Mounds View.
They are dismayed to see that the project is being reconsidered at this time.
iBruce Brasaemle,5127 Long Lake Road,stated his concerns center around safety. He is a bicycle rider and
he often sees teens riding across the intersection,going against the red light. The bridge will give them an
opportunity to not have to wait for the light If the city does not go ahead and there is a fatality,what has been
gained? He believes the Council does have the opportunity to reconsider where the matching funds come
from. However,he feels the council should move forward and not interfere with the construction of the bridge
in order to do that
Julie Olson,2663 Lake Court Circle,wondered what things the grant funds could be used for other than the
construction of a pedestrian bridge,and did the council ever review the other options?
Ms. Sheldon noted that the Transportation Act which was passed in 1991 created different pools of funding.
Some went for streets and highways,some for trailways. Mounds View's grant application was submitted
under the Trailway section as it will provide a connection to other parts of the community.
Ms.Trude explained that if the funds are not used by Mounds View,the funds will go into another trailway
project fund to be awarded to another community.
Ms. Olson stated she feels there has not been enough input or direction to the full body of Mounds View in
order to have an opinion on the project She took this opportunity to present a list of names of residents who
are definitely opposed to the project to council and staff and stated she would be getting additional names and
telephone numbers from those unable to attend the public meetings. She wondered why the city is not
sticking to the charter with regard to cost overruns.
Russell Nordstrom,2536 W.County Road 112,feels the bridge is just another example of government telling
• parents that it isn't necessary to teach kids common sense. He feels there are plenty of stop lights. There will
be no laws forcing kids to use the bridge. He feels Mounds View Square is going to benefit the most from the
project,not the city. He is not in favor of the project
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Vivian Henningfield,2559 Mound View Drive,stated she has difficulty crossing Highway 10 and often ends
up crossing on a red light in order to get across the intersection. Something needs to be done.
Mayor McCarty stated he feels the timing of the lights needs to be looked at again. Another resident
commented,however,that the lights are tied in with others on Highway 10 and therefore it is difficult to have
the timing adjusted.
Dean(inaudible),5415 Erickson Road,stated everything was covered in previous Council meetings. People
had opportunities to listen,voice their opinions,etc. He feels the issue of safety alone should justify the project
costs. He thinks of the children's safety,and is willing to pay higher taxes to protect them.
Tom Ernstor,2504 County Road 112,asked if anyone has looked at the traffic as it could end up in three years
with the 610 cut off. As he understands,traffic on highway 10 will cut down somewhat.
Mayor McCarty stated the city does not have a professional opinion on this and it will likely require an
independent traffic study.
Council member Quick stated information was provided some time ago and it is projected that 610 will lower
the traffic on Highway 10,but almost immediately increase again in the way of local traffic.
Carol Golden,2749 Lake Court Drive,stated she was at a meeting last year on this issue and never heard
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anything other than the safety issue of children before and after school. She feels the bridge will only add
to the number of distractions to drivers on Highway 10 and she wonders how many people it will really benefit.
Mayor McCarty stated he does not believe a demographic study attached to the bridge.
Jim Schmidt,5446 Erickson Road,stated he is in favor of the bridge. He attended many of the meetings last
year on the issue. He feels the pedestrian bridge would directly benefit himself and many other children in his
area. His children are involved in little league baseball as well as basketball in the Winter and they are
constantly needing to cross Highway 10. He would like to be able to allow his children someday to go to
practice or to the library without having to be supervised. Under no circumstance would he allow them to
cross Highway 10 as it stands now. He feels it is difficult for him and others in his area to access that part of
the city and it would provide a great link and connect the community. He wondered if the traffic signal costs
would be covered by the State.
Mayor McCarty stated this is a local project and therefore the state would not cover the cost. A brief discussion
followed in regard to other funding options.
Pam Starr,7778 Woodlawn Drive,stated the local funds that would need to be spent are well worth a child's
safety. She thinks many residents who have children would be overjoyed to have the pedestrian bridge and
believes many of those who attend the meetings to voice objection are those who do not have children and who
would likely not use the bridge. She feels many parents would gladly pay a little more in taxes to support the
bridge. She feels if the city does not proceed they will just be wasting a valuable resource and if the city wants
to look for alternative financing,they should do so but they should not hold up the construction of the bridge.
Ann Weber,2512 County Road 142,asked if sidewalks will be necessary in the future along Highway 10 to •
funnel people to the bridge,and if so,who will pay for that? She doesn't feel it is realistic that people will
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cross at one point on Highway 10,unless sidewalks are provided. Furthermore,if safety is such an issue,why
haven't more sidewalks been added.
Dave Melrick,(inaudible-Spring Lake Park Road),noted the city has expended$55,000 on the project which
cannot be recouped. He wondered if the city has thought about the liability of not proceeding with the project
after spending this amount,should there be a severe injury or fatality crossing Highway 10.
Jerry Linke,2319 Knoll Road,stated in response to the comment on lack of input,there was a Trailways
Committee that met and Focus 2000 talked about the separation between the North and the South areas of the
community. The bridge would help to identify Mounds View. Information was provided to residents as to
what they could expect as far as tax increases if the project were funded that way. Additionally,the$190,000
local cost was discussed at numerous meetings. Mr.Linke noted a Public Hearing was held before the actual
grant process. In response to the benefits to Mounds View Square versus the benefits to the city,he feels if
the city can keep one business due to better access,it is also a benefit to the city.
Tamara McBride,stated she is a student at Edgewood Middle School and she is also concerned about safety.
Often she is assigned report projects which require her to go to the Ramsey County Library. It is difficult to get
transportation there and often the kids end up putting themselves at risk by having to cross Highway 10. She
is in support of the bridge.
• Marshall Johnston,5701 Bunker Hill Drive,asked if the council had considered using MSA funding to finance
part of the project. He noted that another financing option to consider is an interest-free advancement
Jerry Linke stated MSA funding was discussed early on,but at that time the city was told they could not use it
for this purpose.
There were no further public comments and Mayor McCarty stated there are several issues he would like the
staff to examine before a final decision is made on this project. He proceeded to address these concerns.
MOTION/SECOND: Trude/Quick that the Council continue to allow the pedestrian bridge to move forward.
Council member Trude stated she has had several telephone calls from residents who were very alarmed that
since the new council members took office the council has suddenly been backtracking and looking at every
issue that was voted on in the past two to three years. She is very concerned about that precedent occurring on
any project and feels it give the city a bad reputation in the metropolitan community. She is concerned about
the city's reputation when they go out to apply for other grants. She thinks irreparable harm will be done to
the community if the city turns its back on a grant that it went out and sought based on community input She
would ask that everyone give this matter sincere consideration.
MOTION/SECOND: Koopmeiners/Stigney to postpone the council's decision on the pedestrian bridge until
the February 24, 1997 City Council Meeting.
VOTE: 4 ayes 1 nay(Trude) Motion Carried
Mayor McCarty asked Attorney Long to check out Section 804,Subdivision 3 of the Charter,to see if the
pedestrian bridge would be affected by this section of the Charter.
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B. Final Reading and Adoption of Ordinance No.588,An Ordinance Amending Chapter 1124 of the
Mounds View Zoning Code Relating to the Location and Design of Wireless Communication Facilities
within the City of Mounds View.
Mr.Jim Ericson,Planning Associate,explained that the first reading of Ordinance No.588 was held on
January 27th,where some issues were brought up by industry representatives. The City Attorney researched
the issues and he felt there was no need to change the ordinance as it was written. A copy of the ordinance was
also sent to SEH and they felt the ordinance covered the essential topics and supported the requirement that the
plans be prepared by a registered engineer. He did not feel any changes needed to be made.
MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Koopmeiners to Adopt Ordinance No.588,An Ordinance Amending Chapter
1124 of the Mounds View Zoning Code Relating to the Location and Design of Wireless Communication
Facilities Within the City of Mounds View.
William Werner,2765 Sherwood Road asked if the ordinance excludes lattice towers.
Ms. Sheldon explained that lattice towers would only be allowed per special city council approval.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Mayor McCarty yes
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Council member Trude yes
Council member Koopmeiners yes
Council member Stigney yes
Council member Quick yes
Motion Carried
C. Request for Council Workshop Regarding the Bel Rae for February 13,1997.
Mr.Whiting stated he would like to schedule a workshop,per council's request,to go over the work that staff
has been doing on trying to bring this project to a conclusion. He would like to schedule this meeting for
Thursday,February 13, 1997 at 6:30 p.m.,and have it open to the public and televised.
MOTION/SECOND: McCarty/Stigney to schedule a Council Workshop Meeting for Thursday,February 13,
1997 at 6:30 p.m.to discuss the status of the Bel Rae project.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
D. Setting of Public Hearing for Tax Increment Financing District.
Attorney Bob Long provided the Council with a list of requirements which must be met prior to the Public
Hearing for Tax Increment Financing District.
MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Trude to Schedule a Public Hearing for a Tax Increment Financing District on
March 24, 1997 at 7:30 p.m.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried ID
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E. Consideration of Resolution No.5088,Authorizing the Filing of an Application Under the
Minnesota Cities Participation Program to Fund a Loan Program for First Time Home Buyers with
the Mortgage Including Rehabilitation Funds.
Jennifer Bergman,Housing Inspector,explained that the funds received from this program will be used to fund
mortgages for first time home buyers for families in the City of Mounds View. Over the past three years,the
city has received approximately$500,000 for this program and has been able to provide mortgages for seven
families. The grant application is due by February 18, 1997 and the city should be notified of funding by the
end of March or beginning of April. MHFA will determine the amount of funds available.
MOTION/SECOND: Trude/Stigney to Approve Resolution No.5088,Authorizing the Filing of an
Application Under the Minnesota Cities Participation Program to Fund a Loan Program for First Time Home
Buyers with the Mortgage Including Rehabilitation Funds.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
REPORTS:
Report of Council members:
• Trude: No report.
Koopmeiners: No report.
Stigney: Mr. Stigney stated he has received calls from residents who claim that there has been a lack of
audio on some of the recent televised Council Meetings.
Quick: No report.
Report of Mayor McCarty: No report.
Report of Clerk Administrator. No report.
Report of Staff: No report.
Report of Attorney: No report.
Mayor McCarty noted that the next Council Work Session will be held on March 3, 1997 at 6:00 p.m. The
next Council Meeting is on February 24, 1997 at 7:00 p.m.
MOTION/SECOND: Koopmeiners/Stigney to adjourn the meeting at 8:57 p.m.
VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
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RESOLUTION NO. 5095
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RA1 SEY
111/1
STATE OF MINNESOTA
APPROVING JUST AND CORRECT
CLAIMS AGAINST CITY FUNDS
WHEREAS, the City Council of Mounds View, pursuant to
Minnesota Statutes 412.241, has full authority over the financial affairs
of the City and;
WI REAS, The City Council has reviewed the claims numbers:
54702 through 54810 in the amount of $ 147,311.63
50860 through 50893 in the amount of $ 108.793.54
51137 through 51141 in the amount of $ 897.84
through in the amount of $
TOTAL AMOUNT OF CLAIMS PRESENTED $ 257,003.01
and has found said claims to be just and correct;
111/1 (list of any exception)
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the City Council of Mounds View
hereby approved the attached lists of claims dated 01/11 /g7 by the
vote ayes nayes
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
Clerk-Administrator
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,AGE 1 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK REGISTER
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NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
L9213 MN STREET SUPERINTEND* 54702 03/11/97 03/11/97 50.00
VENDOR TOTAL 50.00
����1 ANDERSON, DEBRA 54703 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
l2408 BUSBY, LINDA 54704 03/11/97 03/11/97 40.00
VENDOR TOTAL 40.00
34315 CLANCY , TIM 54705 03/11/97 03/11/97 31 .00
VENDOR TOTAL 31 .00
.0207 LARSEN, LAURA 54706 03/11/97 03/11/97 24.91
VENDOR TOTAL 24.91
3100 BEAULIEU, DREW 54707 03/11/97 03/11/97 90.00
VENDOR TOTAL 90.00
3101 CARLSON, JULIE 54708 03/11/97 03/11/97 15.00
VENDOR TOTAL 15.00
'3102 BILLION, LISA 54709 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
`3103 HANSON, JILL 54710 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
41115HILL, ANN
4711 03/11/97 03/11/97 30.00
VENDOR TOTAL 30.00
3105 JOHNSON, HENRY 54712 03/11/97 03/11/97 30.00
VENDOR TOTAL 30.00
3106 JOHNSON, STEPHEN 54713 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
31O7 KELNER, RICHARD 54714 03/11/97 03/11/97 30.00
VENDOR TOTAL 30.00
3108 KING, GAYLE 54715 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
3109 KORDIAK, DEBBIE 54716 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
3110 MCGOVERN, DONNA 54717 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
3111 PAUL, GENE H. 54718 03/11/97 03/11/97 40.00
VENDOR TOTAL 40.00
:'AGE 2 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK: REGISTER
aF'-C10-01 MOUNDS VIEW
:1ENDOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE L
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
7 "1 410 F'ESEK:, DANNY 54719 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.O0
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
'3113 ROMERO, TAMMY 54720 OS/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
'3114 STIMMLER, DAWN 54721 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
'3115 TETRICK:, JILL 54722 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
'3116 VALLEY , MARY 54723 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
3117 VUK:SON, DAVE 54724 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
'3118 WILLIAMS, DEBBIE 54725 03/11/97 03/11/97 9.00
VENDOR TOTAL 9.00
10299 AT&T WIRELESS SERVICE* 54726 03/11/97 0601604 03/11/97 64.42
VENDOR TOTAL 64.42
�2 - AIRTOUCH CELLULAR 54727 03/11/97 03/11/97 77.28
VENDOR TOTAL 77.28
14985 AMER LINEN & APPAREL * 54728 03/11/97 M58630218 02/18/97 188.18
VENDOR TOTAL 188.88
;5123 AMERICAN OFFICE PRODU* 54729 03/11/97 306022 02/14/97 90. 33
54729 03/11/97 305945 02/14/97 125.98
54729 03/11/97 CM 11169 02/28/97 65.75-
54729 03/11/97 305948 02/14/97 64.76
54729 03/11/97 304908 02/14/97 33.5=i
54729 03/11/97 305668 02/07/97 39.41
54729 03/11/97 306100 02/21/97 61 .58
54729 03/11/97 306041 02/21/97/97 34.28
VENDOR TOTAL 384. 14
,5158 AMERICAN PLANNING ASS* 54731 03/11/97 01/20/97 121 .00
VENDOR TOTAL 121 .00
;5260 ANCHOR PAPER CO. 54732 03/11/97 99559901 02/18/97 230.95
VENDOR TOTAL 230.95
0212 B S N SPORTS 54733 03/11/97 B460627 02/26/97 1190.89
VENDOR TOTAL 1190.89
41/1
'AGE 3 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK: REGISTER
tF'-C10-01 MOUNDS VIEW
ENDOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE D
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
:2005 BE I SSWENGER'S 54734 03/11/97 229314 01/30/97 20.75
4111 54734 03/11/97 215960 01/I:O/'s+7 15.60
54734 03/11/97 215356 01/02/97 . 1 r:
54734 03/11/9 7 :5 44 02/12/97 56.07
54734 03/11/97 24.2951 014/03/97 10.63
54734 03/11/97 241224 02/27/97 8. 18
54734 03/11/97 206956 12/18/Q6 18.09
54734 03/11/97 221830 01/14/97 1 .87
54734 03/11/97 213931 12/30/96 8.91
VENDOR TOTAL 143.28
.2050 BEST BUY CO. , INC. 54736 03/11/97 0070132479 02/21/97 54.76
54736 03/11/97 0110118222 02/05/97 3.08
54736 03/11/97 7024282 02/09/97 195.45
VENDOR TOTAL 253.2=+
:200 BOB'S PERSONAL COFFEE* 54737 03/11/97 97331 03/11/97 x'7'3.99
54737 03/11/Q7 53.598 11/05/96 -.53.
VENDOR TOTAL 277.37
7070 BRW INC. 54738 03/11/97 15121 12/31/96 11969.67
VENDOR TOTAL 11969.67
7180 BUMPER TO BUMPER 54739 03/11/97 D50751 02/27/97 9.05
54739 03/11/97 D50664 02/26/97 34.44
4111 54739 03/11/97 D49773 02/13/97 73.66
VENDOR TOTAL 117. 15
2200 CERTIFIED LABORATORIE* 54740 03/11/97 TO-073959 02/07/97 373.85
VENDOR TOTAL 373.85
5841 COMMUNITY PARTNERS IN* 54741 03/11/97 03/03/97 784. 10
VENDOR TOTAL 784. 10
5845 COMPUTOSERVICE, INC. 54742 03/11/97 03/11/97 54.00
VENDOR TOTAL 54.00
.6000 COPY SALES, INC. 54743 03/11/97 052555 02/17/97 29.79
54743 03/11/97 052537 02/14/97 1074.29
VENDOR TOTAL 1104.08
0050 DCA, INC. 54744 03/11/97 89840 01/31/97 151 .00
VENDOR TOTAL 151 .00
1985 DEPT OF ADMINISTRATIO* 54745 03/11/97 0197M0226 01/31/97 184.27
VENDOR TOTAL 184.27
9075 EVERGREEN LAND SERV I C* 54746 03/11/97 6810 02/18/97 1088.76
VENDOR TOTAL 1088.76
4111
PAGE 4 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK REGISTER
AP-C10-01 MOUNDS VIEW
VENDOR CHECK: CHECK: INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
F1925 FEDORS MARKET 54747 03/11/97 03/03/97 19.00
VENDOR TOTAL 19.00
00 FEED-RITE CONTROLS IN* 54748 03/11/97 5153 02/07/97 548.00
VENDOR TOTAL 548.00
F3650 FIRST TRUST NATIONAL * 54749 03/11/97 02/01/97 250.00
VENDOR TOTAL 250.00
F3705 FIRSTAR TRUST COMPANY 54750 03/11/97 2062062600 01/08/97 175.00
54750 03/11/97 2062062000 0 /07/97 2.33.00
VENDOR TOTAL 408.00
F6875 FRIDLEY, CITY OF 54751 03/11/97 03/11/97 417.74
VENDOR TOTAL 417.74
F6895 FRIENDLY CHEVROLET GE* 54753 03/11/97 99179 02/25/97 .53
5475; 03/11/97 99054 02/24/97 424. 30
54753 03/11/97 99530 02/27/97 4.88
54753 OD/11/97 99775 03/03/97 112.46
y VENDOR TOTAL 542. 17
F8950 FUEL OIL SERVICE CO. ,* 54754 03/11/97 8914 02/25/97 92. 13
VENDOR TOTAL 92. 13
G"' 10 GILLUND ENTERPRISES 54755 03/11/97 415046 02/19/97 84.75
VENDOR TOTAL 84.75
35880 GOPHER STATE ONE-CALL* 54756 03/11/97 7010444 01/31/97 35.00
VENDOR TOTAL 35.00
36112 GLOBE TICKET AND LABE* 54757 03/11/97 029377 02/24/97 179.80
VENDOR TOTAL 179.80
15390 INFORMATION POLICY OF* 54758 03/11/97 02/20/97 0/97 11 .30
VENDOR TOTAL 11 .30
K1000 KENNEDY & GRAVEN 54759 03/11/97 13584 01/09/97 38.00
54759 03/11/97 13585 01/09/97 38.00
54759 03/11/97 14104 02/06/97 752.50
54759 03/11/97 14107 02/06/97 34.50
54759 03/11/97 14109 02/06/97 1374.60
VENDOR TOTAL 2237.60
_0245 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES X* 54760 03/11/97 02/22/97 170.03
X VENDOR TOTAL 170.03
_0550 LAKES AIR HEATING & C* 54761 0:3/11/97 12/30/96 198.00
VENDOR TOTAL 198.00
4111
'AGE 5 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK REGISTER
P-C10-01 MOUNDS VIEW
`ENDOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE D
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
3545 L I LL I E SUBURBAN NEWSP* 54762 03/11/97 01/29/97 51 .61
VENDOR TOTAL 51 .61
_r_. �. LINK:E, SHARIE 54763 03/11/97 1006 02/18/97 160.00
VENDOR TOTAL 160.00
0300 M R P A 54764 03/11/97 167 02/13/97 265.00
VENDOR TOTAL 265.00
0630 MAMA-LMC LABOR RELAT I* 54765 03/11/97 01/22/96 2942.00
54765 03/11/97 01/21/97 3023.00
VENDOR TOTAL 5965.00
0750 MASYS CORPORATION 54766 03/11/97 7154 03/01/97 623.69
VENDOR TOTAL 623.69
1001 MCI 54767 03/11/97 02/16/97 13.94
VENDOR TOTAL 13.94
2170 METRO. COUNCIL ENVIRO* 54768 03/11/97 51320497 0 /01/97 60132.00
VENDOR TOTAL 60 132.00
3423 MIDLAND EQUIPMENT CO 54769 03/11/97 016702 02/12/97 70.39
VENDOR TOTAL 70.39
0
3 MIDWEST COCA-COLA BOT* 54770 03/11/97 00172457 02/01/97 14.91
VENDOR TOTAL 14.91
3 838 MN CHIEFS OF POLICE E* 54771 03/11/97 03/11/97 235.00
VENDOR TOTAL 235.00
4686 M P E L R A 54772 03/11/97 02/03/97 150.00
VENDOR TOTAL 150.00
5470 MITA FINANCIAL SERVIC* 54773 03/11/97 18988015 03/11/97 102.99
VENDOR TOTAL 102.99
3600 MONOTRADE COMPANIES 54774 03/11/97 46889 02/28/97 4325. 10
VENDOR TOTAL 4325. 10
.000 MOUNDS VIEW, CITY OF 54775 03/11/97 03/11/97 42.20
VENDOR TOTAL 42.20
3100 MUNICILITE 54776 03/11/97 8494 02/27/97 186.38
VENDOR TOTAL 186.38
3115 MURLOWSKI PROPERTIES,* 54777 03/11/97 1111 02/26/97 46.55
VENDOR TOTAL 46.55
2900 NIKE INC 54778 03/11/97 23368863 02/07/97 6.07
1111
'AGE 6 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK REGISTER
1P-C10:01 MOUNDS VIEW
'ENDOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE I
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
VENDOR TOTAL 6.07
1111 NORTH METRO MAYORS AS* 54779 03/11/97 950193 02/21/97 25.52
VENDOR TOTAL 25.52
3714 NORTHERN ASPHALT CONS* 54780 03/11/97 18141 02/24/97 814. 19
VENDOR TOTAL 814. 19
-14000 NORTHERN SANITARY SUP* 54781 03/11/97 413518 02/20/97 44.62
VENDOR TOTAL 44.62
4200 NORTHERN STATES POWER* 54782 03/11/97 03/11/97 869.67
54782 03/11/97 03/11/97 1477.46
VENDOR TOTAL 2347. 133
4207 NORTHERN WATER WORKS * 54784 03/11/97 M 155885 02/11/97 673.70
VENDOR TOTAL 673.70
7550 ORK I N EXTERMINATING C* 54785 03/11/97 7890460 03/05/P7 62.84
VENDOR TOTAL 62.84
2200 PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY 54786 03/11/97 02/11/97 2095.62
VENDOR TOTAL 2095.62
0865 RAMSEY COUNTY 54787 03/11/97 02/21/97 26.00
• 54787 03/11/97 F10860 42118 02/21/97 414.00
VENDOR TOTAL 440.00
1950 REMAP CORPORATION 54788 03/11/97 1209 02/25/97 49.95
VENDOR TOTAL 49.95
0675 ST. PAUL, CITY OF 547871 03/11/97 046938 02/18/97 23.50
VENDOR TOTAL 23.50
0676 ST PAUL, CITY OF 54790 03/11/97 03/11/97 975.00
VENDOR TOTAL 975.00
3191 SHELDON, PAMELA 54791 03/11/97 913306 02/11/97 64.00
VENDOR TOTAL 64.00
3225 SHORT ELLIOTT & HENDR* 54792 03/11/97 39040 02/27/97 1401 .60
54792 03/11/97 :38817 01/31/97 561 .38
VENDOR TOTAL 1962.96
3300 SHRED-IT 54793 03/11/97 6466 03/05/97 45.00
VENDOR TOTAL 45.00
5605 SNYDER''S DRUG STORES,* 54794 03/11/97 5044-000051 01/29/97 14. 11
54794 03/11/97 5044-000003 03/06/97 3.77
VENDOR TOTAL 17.88
1111
:AGE 7 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK REGISTER
AP-C10r01 MOUNDS VIEW
lENDOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE |
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
SPRING LAKE PARK FIRE* 54795 03/11y97 02/07/97 350.00
4111p
54795 03y11y97 U2/10y97 25118.00
VENDOR TOTAL 25468.00
56300 SPRING LAKE PARK LUMB* 54796 03/11y97 165189 02/06/97 98.20
VENDOR TOTAL 98.20
-
36350 SRF CONSULTING GROUP,* 54797 03/11/97 2551-2 01/31/97 8196. 13
VENDOR TOTAL 8196. 13
56868 STATE TREASURER 54798 03/11/97 02/06/97 23.00
VENDOR TOTAL 23.00
57300 STEICHEN'S 54799 03/11y97 009082 03/03/97 2935.41
VENDOR TOTAL 2935.41
37400 STREICHER'S PROF. POL* 54800 03/11/97 IN.75619.2 02/28/97 21 .25
54800 03/11/97 IN.96663. 1 02/27/97 14.80
VENDOR TOTAL 36.05
37500 STRINGER BUSINESS SYS* 54801 03/11/97 327429 02/21/97 246.02
VENDOR TOTAL 246.02
J0400 U S WEST 54802 03/11/97 03/11/97 1666.29
VENDOR TOTAL 1666.29
J�N�� U S WEST COMMUNICATIO* 54803 03/11/97 03/11/97 44.37
VENDOR TOTAL 44.37
J1000 UARCO INCORPORATED 54804 03/11/97 72521827 02/18/97 210.00
VENDOR TOTAL 210.00
J6000 UNITOG RENTAL SERVICE* 54805 03/11/97 740074828 02/26/97 130.37
54805 03/11/97 740073890 02/19/97 195.94
54805 03/11/97 740072933 02/12/97 128. 16
VENDOR TOTAL 454.47
J9099 MINNESOTA, UNIVERSITY* 54807 03/11/97 1001 02/07/97 414.00
VENDOR TOTAL 414.00
/6006 VIKING SAFETY PRODUCT* 54808 03/11/97 B 523667 02/14/97 231 .96
VENDOR TOTAL 231 .96
40700 WASTE MANAGEMENT - BL* 54809 03/11/97 899-855623 02/25/97 766. 16
VENDOR TOTAL 766. 16
41877 WESTAIR 54810 03/11/97 03/11/97 30.00
VENDOR TOTAL 30.00
WAGE = ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK REGISTER
aP—C1O-01 MOUNDS VIEW
:'ENDOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
4111 GRAND TOTAL 147311 .63
1111
='AGE 1 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE PRE-PAID CHECK: REGIS"
P-C10-02 MOUNDS VIEW
)ENDOR CHECK CHECK: INVOICE INVOICE I
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
11 000 MCDONALDS 50860 02/14/97 02/14/97 27.50
410 _ VENDOR_TOTAL27.50
3::.z15 SHOREVIEW, CITY OF 50861 02/14/97 02/14/97 36.00
VENDOR TOTAL 36.00
12184 METROPOLITAN SPORTS C* 50862 02/14/97 02/14/'7 3.00
VENDOR TOTAL 23.00
31000 AFTON ALPS SKI AREA 50863 02/14/97 02/14/97 20.00
50864 02/14/97 02/14/97 110.00
50865 02/14/97 02/14/97 110.00
VENDOR TOTAL 240.00
14200 MINNESOTA DEPT OF REV* 50866 02/14/'7 02/14/97 680.00
VENDOR TOTAL 680.00
12210 NEW BRIGHTON, CITY OF 50867 02/19/97 02/19/97 7:6.00
VENDOR TOTAL 36.00
10900 HEARTHROB CAFE 50868 02/19/97 02/19/97 60.00
VENDOR TOTAL 60.00
:2214 SCIENCE MUSEUM OF MIN* 50869 02/19/97 02/19/97 48.00
VENDOR TOTAL 48.00
• AFTON ALPS SKI AREA 50870 02/19/97 02/19/97 '''.00
50871 02/19/97 02/19/97 154.00
50872 02/19/97 02/19/97 154.00
VENDOR TOTAL 310.00
4993 MINNESOTA RURAL WATER* 50873 02/20/97 02/20/97 7 7.:.210
VENDOR TOTAL 75.00
4119 SPORTS SPREE FUN PARK: 50874 02/2.0/97 02/20/97 90.00
VENDOR TOTAL 90.00
5787 GODFATHER'S PIZZA 50875 02/20/97 02/20/97 52.50
VENDOR TOTAL 52.50
:3120 CHILDREN'S MUSEUM 50876 02/20/97 02/20/97 52.50
VENDOR TOTAL 52.50
5835 GOODHUE COUNTY NATION* 50877 02/12/97 43002 02/12/97 244.84
VENDOR TOTAL 244.84
0300 U S POSTMASTER 50878 02/24/97 02/24/97 245.54
VENDOR TOTAL 245.54
7900 PUB EMPLOYEES RETIREM* 50879 02/26/97 02/26/97 5467.35
4111
'AGE 2 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE PRE-PAID CHECK REGIST
1P-C10-02 MOUNDS VIEW
»NDOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE t
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
50880 02/26/97 02/26/97 56.25
41 VENDOR TOTAL 5523.60
0082 ICMA RETIREMENT TRUST* 50881 02/26y97 02/26/97 116.54
VENDOR TOTAL 116.54
/1919 WESTERN BANK 50882 02y26/97 02/26/97 62584.05
50882 02/26/97 02/26/97 19772.90
50882 02/26/97 02/26y97 3104.81
50882 02/26/97 02/26/97 862.83
VENDOR TOTAL 86324.59
0050 P E I P 50883 02/26/97 02/26/97 12360.27
VENDOR TOTAL 12360.27
3020 CHANHASSEN DINNER THE* 50884 02/26/97 02/26/97 732.00
VENDOR TOTAL 732.00
0330 MAC QUEEN EQUIPMENT I* 50885 02/27/97 02/27/97 60.00
VENDOR TOTAL 60.00
5500 INT'L CONF. OF BLDG. * 50886 02/27/97 02y27/97 31 .00
VENDOR TOTAL 31 .00
4071 MINN CONCRETE & MASON* 50887 02/27/97 02/27/97 15.00
VENDOR TOTAL 15.00
5�0� ANCHOR PAPER CO. 50888 02/27/97 99768401 02/24/97 502.55
VENDOR TOTAL 502.55
0660 WARNING LITES OF MINN* 50889 02/27/97 02/27/97 240.00
VENDOR TOTAL 240.00
0330 MAC QUEEN EQUIPMENT I* 50890 02/27/97 02/27/97 180.00
VENDOR TOTAL 180.00
2165 MOUNDS VIEW, CITY OF 50891 02/28/97 02/28/97 183. 11
VENDOR TOTAL 183. 11
9000 MINNESOTA, UNIVERSITY* 50892 02/28/97 02/28y97 40.00
VENDOR TOTAL 40.00
0008 AARP 50893 02/28/97 02/28/97 264.00
VENDOR TOTAL 264.00
8505 SUPERAMERICA 51137 03/03/97 03/03/97 25.54
VENDOR TOTAL 25.54
2750 ULRICH, MICHAEL 51138 03/03/97 03/03/97 100.00
VENDOR TOTAL 100.00
III
AGE = ACCOUNTS PAYABLE F'RE-PAID CHECK REGIST
:P.-C10-02 MOUNDS VIEW
ENDOR CHECK CHECK: INVOICE INVOICE L
NO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT
S MANTH I S, KEN 51139 03/03/97 03/03/97 479.50
VENDOR TOTAL 472.80
0300 U S POSTMASTER 51140 03/05/97 03/05/97 195.00
VENDOR TOTAL 195.00
4175 MINN DEPT OF PUBLIC S* 51141 03/05/97 03/05/97 104.50
VENDOR TOTAL 104.50
GRAND TOTAL 109691 .38
1110
•
Item No. 8g
Staff Report No. /7-/99,3 e.:
Meeting Date:
Type of Business:
• WK: Work Session:PH:Public Hearing:
CA:Consent Agenda:CB: Council Business
City o Mounds View StafReport
To: Mayor, Councilmembers y
From: Police Chief
Item Title/Subject: Purchase of Police Vehicle
Date of Report: March 3, 1997
Attached to this memo is Resolution No. 5093, Requesting authorization to purchase a 1997
Crown Victoria from Superior Ford. The purchase price is $19,702.
The Police Department regularly replaces marked squad cars every year. We budget for 1 and
one-half vehicles each year. We purchase one vehicle one year and two vehicles the next. This
• year we are scheduled to purchase one vehicle.
In recent years, there is no competiton in the police car market, Ford is the only manufacturer. As
a result, prices have increased significiantly. The State Bid(#413961) was awarded to Superior
Ford. The price for a 1997 Ford Crown Victoria with selected options is $19, 702.
•
111
RESOLUTION NO. 5093
•
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF ONE 1997 FORD CROWN VICTORIA
MARKED SQUAD CAR
WHEREAS, the Police Department regularly replaces marked squad cars every year, and
budgeted for 1 and one-half vehicles per year; and
WHEREAS, the Police Department purchases one vehicle one year and two vehicles the
next; and
WHEREAS, this year the state bid was awarded to Superior Ford, the only manufacturer
of squad cars; and
WHEREAS, the price of a 1997 Ford Crown Victoria with selected options is $19,702;
and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the CityCouncil of the Cityof Mounds •
View approves the request to purchase one 1997 Ford Crown Victoria from Superior
Ford in the amount of$19, 702.
Adopted this 10th day of March, 1997
ATTEST:
Mayor McCarty
(SEAL)
City-Clerk Administrator, Charles S. Whiting
•
Item No. ge,
Staff Report No.97-/9qL{ C
Meeting Date: 3/10/97
Type of Business:CA
• WK: Work Session;PH:Public Hearing;
CA:Consent Agenda;CB:Council Business
City of Mounds View Staff Report
To: Chuck Whiting
From: Lynnette Morgan
Item Title/Subject: Salary Information for Recreation Program Supervisor Position/
Resolution No. 5094 Approving the Hire of Margaret Burke
Date of Report: March 6, 1997
As discussed at the March 3, 1997 worksession, staff contacted Stanton 6 and 7 cities and private
sector organizations regarding salary information for the position of recreation program
supervisor. Positions are entry level with a four year degree.
City/Organization Population Salary Title
New Brighton 22,238 $28,267-$35,268 Rec. Supr.
Columbia Heights 18,882 $22,173-$27,726 Rec. Prog. Coord.
Robbinsdale 14,255 $22,360-$28,413 (`96) Athletic Coord.
Shakopee 13,041 $28,600-$35,734 (`96) Rec. Asst.
• Stanton mean for Group 6 is $25,350-$31,785 (mean slightly lower due to 1996 figures.)
Arden Hills 9,426 $30,072-$40,092 Program Supr.
Farmington 6,870 $31,000-$34,400 Recreation Supr.
Spring Lake Park 6,628 $20,446-$22,491 Secretary/Rec. Coord.
Stanton mean for Group 7 is $27,173-$32,328
School District 621 $25,043-$33,904 1st year teacher
Trevilla Nursing Home $19,760-$24,690 Rec. Therapist
Presbyterian Homes $21,798-$32,594 Rec. Therap. (nous. facility)
$23,171-$35,901 Rec. Therap. (care center)
Camilla Rose Nursing Home $18,200-$24,258 Rec. Therapist
YMCA $23,829-$29,786 Program Director
Mean from Private Sector organizations is $21,967-$30,189
•
RESOLUTION NO. 5094
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW 111
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE HIRE OF MARGARET BURKE, RECREATION
PROGRAM SUPERVISOR
WHEREAS, the position of Recreation Supervisor was advertised in several local
publications resulting in over 65 candidates applying for the position; and
WHEREAS, Margaret Burke applied for the position and met all of the qualifications as
described in the position announcement; and
WHEREAS, Ms. Burke has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of
Wisconsin- La Crosse in Recreational Management; and
WHEREAS, Ms. Burke also has relevant recreation and municipal experience, having
worked for YMCA and interned for the City of Mounds View; and
WHEREAS, her education and work experience indicate she has the knowledge, skills
and abilities to perform the job tasks and duties of the Recreation Supervisor position. •
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the interview panel propose Margaret
Burke to be hired for the Recreation Supervisor position starting at(salary
information).
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,that such hire is contingent upon the successful
completion of a physical examination, background check and drug and alcohol test.
Presented this 10 day of March, 1997
(SEAL)
Duane McCarty, Mayor
Charles S. Whiting, Clerk-Administrator
ATTEST:
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II . TAX BASE DATA II NET TAX CAPACITY TAX RATES I
1995 Total Tax Powerline Captured Fiscal Disp Taxable Fiscal Disp Average Average Average Average Average
Population Capacity Tax TIP Tax Contrib Tax Tax Distrib Tax County City School Special Total
Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate
ton 2.831 3.112.032 0 4,821 158.711 2.948.500 163.583 29.76% 15.59% 65.42% 4.48% 115.25%
dover 20.497 12.019.964 0 723,337 600.416 10,696,211 2.106,989 31.04% 19.48% 64.90% 1,55% 116.97%
noka 17.533 10.889,028 0 1.112.106 1,174.669 8.602.253 2.529,195 31.04% 23.55% 64.39% 5.02% 123.99%
Apple Valley 40.684 29.474.347 0 2.177.978 2,553.010 24,743,359 3.908.473 26.63% 26.57% 60.96% 5.62% 119.77%
Arden Hills 9.560 11.396,732 0 92.748 1,906,911 9.397,073 794.869 43.79% 17.62% 62.75% 5.42% 129.57%
Bayport 3,181 3.563.309 0 170.601 885.853 2.506,855 382.846 27.44% 40.73% 65.60% 5.59% 139.37%
Belle Plaine 3,264 1,377,697 0 21,291 79.026 1.277,380 476,407 46.06% 29.17% 65.40% 2.36% 143.00%
Bethel 429 215.316 0 0 38.060 177.256 69.923 31.04% 49.34% 69.51% 2.18% 152.07%
Birchwood Village 1,039 887,562 0 0 2.584 884,978 78.825 29.76% 16.64% 63.26% 5.27% 114.93%
Blaine 42.268 25.965.605 0 2,199.752 4,551.847 19,214,006 5.681.569 31.26% 18.23% 65.82% 6.18% 121.29%
Bloomington 1 86.912 137,522.634 0 15.074.956 24.824.408 97,623,270 6.515,901 37.27% 21.26% 57.30% 7.91% 123.73%
Brooklyn Center 28,463 23.235.121 0 1.230.055 4.297,204 17,707,862 3.609.891 37.27% 29.76% 63.15% 7.48% 137.66%
Brooklyn Park 59,832 39.498.016 7.117 5.348,427 5,725,859 28.416.613 7.818,429 37.27% 31.10% 66.38% 7.22% 141.97%
Burnsville 55,550 61,411,676 0 1,939.173 10,833.910 48,638,593 5.112,396 26.63% 21.32% 70.25% 5.68% 123.87%
Carver 777 443,081 0 33,944 16.525 392.612 86.934 47.18% 52.49% 71.02% 2.47% 173.15%
Centerville 2.173 1,023,457 0 183.780 59.157 780.520 260,011 31.04% 40.19% 63.48% 6.47% 141.18%
Champlin 19,154 9.425,403 0 924,828 278.419 8,222.156 2.374,616 37.27% 18.23% 64.39% 7.19% 127.07%
Chanhassen 15,231 19,537,302 0 4.690,740 1,039.144 13.807.418 927,494 46.85% 24.96% 73.30% 6.20% 151.31%
Chaska 14,000 13,508.472 0 4,504.783 2.403,728 6,599.961 1,430.802 47.32% 15.02% 71.20% 5.19% 138.73%
Circle Pines 4,758 2.313,848 0 100.037 122,592 2.091.219 547,121 31.04% 28.51% 63.48% 5.48% 128.50%
Coates 182 127,511 0 0 20.275 107.236 20.671 26.63% 16.67% 60.83% 2.00% 106.13%
Cologne 666 327.980 0 0 29.058 298,922 72.890 47.33% 37.58% 66.63% 2.01% 153.55%
Columbia Heights 18,681 9.105.194 0 852.412 552.401 7.700.381 2.603.671 28.28% 26.82% 60.18% 5.79% 121.08%
Coon Rapids 59.981 34.927.833 0 3,488,715 4.160.670 27,278.448 7.584,130 31.04% 17.14% 64.39% 4.76% 117.33%
Corcoran 5,549 3,517.085 8.386 ' 117.175 212.717 3.178.807 502.418 37.27% 19.39% 63.73% 3.23% 123.62%
Cottage Grove 27,726 14,143.130 0 566.828 1,199.955 12.376.347 3.303,692 29.76% 27.69% 60.83% 5.48% 123.76%
Crystal 23,661 12.302.308 0 1.152.287 1.025.308 10.124,713 3.122,803 37.27% 26.29% 64.76% 7.53% 135.85%
Dayton 4.979 2.805.822 0 133.643 218.111 2.454,068 552.165 37.21% 29.84% 62.88% 3.21% 133.14%
Deepnaven 3.653 6.284.912 0 121.780 113,143 6.049.989 141,330 37.27% 12.75% 76.34% 7.80% 134.16%
Dellwood 890 2.167,527 0 0 74.757 2,092.770 28,582 29.76% 13.56% 73.33% 5.53% 122.18%
Eagan 56.681 63.421.607 0 333,708 10,706.957 52.380.942 4,656,561 26.63% 22.16% 62.03% 5.63% 116.44%
East Bethel 8,995 4.144.448 0 0 265.577 3.878,871 1.063,484 31.04% 19.58% 66.38% 2.18% 119.17%
Eden Prairie 46,310 72.324.580 0 156.302 11.308.631 60.859.647 2.805,627 37.27% 23.81% 70.55% 7.69% 139.31%
Edina 46,845 85,600,224 0 4,777.670 8.442.496 72.380,058 2.301.627 37.27% 16.33% 63.84% 7.76% 125.20%
Elko 269 131.254 0 0 8.073 123,181 27.791 45.71% 38.53% 60.38% 2.36% 146.98%
Excelsior 2.357 2.347.376 0 0 195.775 2,151.601 214,418 37.27% 23.73% 76.34% 7.92% 145.27%
Falcon Heights 5.355 3.047.439 0 180.888 58.777 2.807.774 625.549 43.79% 15.88% 75.61% 4.97% 140.25%
Farmington 7.708 4.447,756 0 359.152 275.864 3.812,740 826,714 26.57% 34.77% 68.39% 2.00% 131.74%
Forest Lake 6,538 5,816,319 0 781,917 993.123 4,041,279 769.055 27.44% 28.09% 49.70% 3.05% 108.28%
Fridley 28.204 28.255.930 0 2.692.879 4.974.984 20.588,067 3.007,781 31.04% 16.58% 67.71% 5.85% 121.18%
m Lake 450 650.370 0 0 102.135 548.235 26.209 43.80% 14.62% 63.26% 4,34% 126.02%
en Valley 20.91 t 30.335.313 0 2.933.114 4.087.652 23.314,547 1,466.407 37.27/, 27.40% 67.97% 6.94% 139.57%
niield 1.607 1,246.478 3,848 0 81.321 1,161,309 116.209 37.27% 23.77% 62.37% 3.23% 126.64%
7.924% 136.94%
enwood 672 1.312.182 0 0 31.867 1,280.315 23.736 37.27% 15.41% 76.34°%
am Lace 10.243 6.x15.299 0 0 567.655 5,847,644 1,104.725 31.04% 14.09% 63.50% 2.52% 111.15%
Hamburg 502 152.945 .0 0 10,048 142.897 80.802 46.59% 46.65% 65.75% 2.01% 161.00%
Hampton 395 168.155 0 0 11.466 156.689 53.604 26.63% 12.40% 58.54% 2.00% 99.57%
Hanover 1,121 730.573 0 22.666 3.970 703.937 32.539 31.84% 19.09% 64.79% 0.55% 116.27%
Hastings 16.392 9.661.019 0 255.882 1.026.347 8.378.790 2.064.560 26.63% 37.63% 58.66% 2.29% 125.20%
Hilltop 779 322.184 0 44.091 50.817 227.276 208,894 30.95% 56.04% 60.07% 6.47% 153.54%
Hopkins 16,573 15.628.435 0 1,003.894 1.722.473 12.902.068 1.824.626 37.27% 28.54% 71.22% 7.97% 145.00%
Hugo 5.324 3.920.396 6.492 0 364.112 3.549.792 455,538 29.76% 22.41% 61.66% 3.36% 117.20%
Independence 3.017 2.794,704 0 0 98.991 2.695.713 187.517 37.27% 30.83% 63.06% 3.51% 134.67%
Inver Grove Heights 26.012 19.053.387 0 977.874 2.572.915 15.502.598 2.922.033 26.63% 24.93% 50.05% 5.62% 107.22%
Jordan 2.974 1.233.763 0 218.405 179.350 836.008 512.208 45.78% 41.19% 52.96% 2.36% 142.29%
Lace Elmo 6.148 4 968.199 625 0 285.459 4.682.'15 496.087 29.76% 20.40% 65.76% 10.00% 125.32%
Lake St Croix Beacn 1,131 518.620 0 0 12.452 506.168 130.055 29.76% 22.98% 65.60% 2.00% 120.24%
Lakeland 2.000 1.315507 0 0 49.632 1.265,875 192.066 29.76% 15.71% 65.60% 2.00% 113.07%
Lakeland Shores 335 314.876 0 0 9.762 305.114 23.934 29.76% 13.47% 65.60% 2.00% 110.84%
Lakeville 34.292 25.342.223 0 1.040.850 2.602.974 21.698.399 3.384.692 26.63% 19.71% 61.38% 2.00% 109.72%
Landfall 623 58.204 0 0 11.400 46.804 537.763 29.76% 23.07% 63.83% 7.71% 124 37%
Lauderdale 2.708 1.308.128 0 153.455 54194 1,100.479 438.527 43.78% 25.81% 75.61% 5 29% 150.49%
Lexington 2.254 990.298 0 0 129.393 961.205 405.198 31.04% 37.48% 63.48% 5.53% 13753%
Lilydale 416 1.094.295 0 0 ' 33.032 1.011.263 21.066 26.63% 17.28% 59.94% 4.91% 1C8.751
Lino Laces 13.097 7.825.611 0 307.790 315.620 7.202.201 1.268.407 31.04% 31.02% 60.74% 5.64% 128.43%
Little Canada 9.337 7.610.821 0 405.747 1.247.363 5.958.011 1.086.132 44.03% 20.50% 74.74% 7.09% 146.36%
Long Lake 1.941 2.212.870 0 226.788 350.716 1.635.366 '65.461 37.27% 28.60% 62.96% 7.92% 136.65%
Loretto 520 • 401.160 0 0 45.135 356.025 52.714 37.27% 20.81% 63.39% 3.23% 124.69%
Mahtomedi 6.543 4 658.251 0 98.533 113.593 4.446.125 557.110 29.76% 20.87% 73.33% 6.06% 130.02%
Maple Grove 44.313 36.363.379 8.386 2.257.062 4.183.291 29.914,640 4.091.242 37.27% 24.09% 66.93% 6.47% 134.76%
Maple Plain 2.129 1.737.042 0 95.959 213.216 1.127,867 254.868 37.27% 28.18% 62.86% 3.77% 132.07%
Maplewood 33.533 36.161,686 0 1.040.877 6.817.310 28.303.499 3.340.681 43.94% 20.95% 65.12% 6.47% 136.48%
Marine On St Croix 611 788.186 0 0 18.528 769.658 31.253 29.76% 30.36% 65.60% 2.00% 127.72%
Mayer 516 205.233 0 0 12.078 193.155 72.396 46.91% 28.90% 67.89% 2.01% 145.71%
Medicine Lake 373 490.737 0 0 4.935 485.802 19,880 37.27% 24.58% 60.11% 6.14% 128.10%
Medina 3,493 6.764.918 0 260.136 670.521 5.834.261 157.747 37.27% 14.58% 61.90% 3.93% 117.68%
Mendota 160 135.420 0 0 14.174 121,246 15.330 26.37% 36.17% 59.59% 5.16% 127.29%
Mendota Heignts 10,757 15.708.286 0 1.584.231 1.728.714 12.395.341 618.725 26.63% 19.70% 59.94% 5.12% 111.38%
Miesville 134 t14.036 0 0 14,396 99.640 12.264 26.63% 15.45% 58.67% 2.00% 102.75%
Minneapolis 365.889 320.102.607 0 41.057,242 38.773.835 240.271.530 42.544.875 33.41% 35.54% 72.58% 6.69% 148.22%
Minnetonka 50.927 75.637.964 0 1.044.637 11.691.196 62.902.031 3.279.066 37.27% 19.26% 69.68% 7.88% 134.09%
Minnetonka Beacn 577 '.525.136 0 0 28.248 1.196.888 15.824 37.27% 18.61% 62.96% 5.43% '27 17%
. innetnsta 3.831 5.631.694 0 0 31.291 5.540.403 '68.626 3727% 21.12% 63.78% 4.57% 126.74%
CI 9,584 6 151.280 0 '87 641 232.502 5.7 31.137 328.879 3727% 20.47% 62.31% 9.66% 128.72%
S View 12,561 7.335.733 .. 0 1.698.989 1.016.992 4 619.752 '748.769 43.79% 24.69% 62.44% 6.04% 136.95%
ngnton 22.538 '6.953.457 0 2.060.220 4.767 720 13.125.517 2 454.626 43.79% 17 74% 63.41% 5.42% 130.35%
Germany 371 131.963 0 0 16.869 115.094 58.550 4731% 27.06% 75.59% 2.01% 151 97%
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II MV TAX RATES I II AID AND LEVY DATA II TAX BASE COMPOSITION I
Average Average Average 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 Percent MV Percent MV Percent MV Percent MV Percent MV
County MV City MV School MV City City Certified FD Dist City Net Residential Apartments Farm Commercial Other
Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate LGA HACA City Levy Levy Levy Homestead Industrial Classes
Afton 0 0 0 0 112,274 484,003 24.383 459,620 76.77% 4.62% 11.90% 3.15% 3.56% •
Andover 0 0 0.04233% 119,628 464.849 2.502,890 419,714 2.083.176 89.59% 3.46% 1.92% 2.65% 2.38%
Anoka 0 0 0.04286% 1,161,501 689,114 2,624,929 599,445 2.025,484 62.76% 17.15/, 0.09% 18.78% 1.21%
Apple Valley 0 0 0.12136% 381,896 2.498,181 7,573,355 999.045 6,574.310 83.58% 5.33% 0.68% 8.17% 2.24%
Arden Hills 0 0 0 0 87.683 1,794,332 138,943 1,655.389 65.38% 2.72% 0.00% 29.27% 2.64%
Bayport 0 0 0 46,844 159,191 1,183.808 162.786 1,021.022 48.67% 4.75% 0.00% 44.32% 2.26%
Belle Plaine 0 0 0 293.560 151,406 531,935 159,272 372.663 78.73% 8.19% 2.05% 9.21% 1.82%
Bethel 0 0 0.03802% 16.889 5.573 121,815 34,355 87.460 67.03% 5.18% 2.31% 12.69% 12.79% •
Birchwood Village 0 0 0 3.275 52,050 160.762 13.500 147,262 94.63% 2.89% 0.00% 0.00% 2.49%
Blame 0 0 0.02146% 1,271,248 1.596.871 4,549,043 1,046.408 3.502,635 70.46% 1 4.86% 0.72% 19.78% 4.18%
Bloomington 0 0 0.01162% - 0 3,565.075 22,263,796 1,513.970 20.749.826 56.87% 7.39% 0.0i% 34.71% 1.01%
Brooklyn Center 0 0 0.08503% 1,865,664 1,272.972 6.336,641 1,066.073 5,270,568 58.95% 9.64% 0.03% 29.81% 1.57%
Brooklyn Park 0 0 0.10656% 1,710.912 2,714,954 11.098.031 2,260,464 8.837,567 69.83% 9.92% 0.67% 17.94% 1.63%
Burnsville 0 0 0.03549% 326.669 2.852,941 11,429,320 1,061.027 10,368,293 61.27% 10.82% 0.01% 21.52% 6.37%
Carver 0 0 0 23,969 61,435 254,705 48.615 206,090 72.04% 15.87% 6.26% 3.07% 2.76%
Centerville 0 0 0 30,076 103,147 406,590 92,868 313,722 88.69% 3.99% 1.16% 4.86% 1.31%
Champlin 0 0 0.04287% 486,489 896,215 2.048.566 549,914 1,498,652 89.94% 6.04% 0.26% 2.84% 0.93%
Chanhassen 0 0 0 0 939,443 3,685,539 239,285 3,446,254 77.73% 4.51% 1.40% 14.80% 1.56%
Chaska 0 0 0 371,508 266.803 1,217.695 226,711 990,984 62.34% 9.06% 1.77% 25.23% 1.60%
Circle Pines 0 0 0 253.167 202.542 751,950 155,722 596.228 92.44% 2.31% 0.00% 4.51% 0.75%
Coates 0 0 0.12025% 158 2.835 21.165 3.288 17,877 53.76% 6.07% 17.20% 20.15% 2.83%
Cologne 0 0 0 33.092 38.727 146,972 34.631 112,341 80.81% 5.30% 0.73% 11.49% 1.68%
Columbia Heights 0 0 0 2.111.917 940.082 2.754,173 638.931 2.065,242 77.91% 9.73% 000% 11.37% 1.09%
Coon Rapids 0 0 0.04287% 2.427,807 2,354,045 5.964.747 1,288.663 4,676,084 77.89% 8.02% 0.10% 11.69% 2.29%
Corcoran 0 0 0.05967% 34,259 209,063 716,907 100,504 616,403 73.46% 2.39% 17.16% 4.19% 2.79%
Cottage Grove 0 0 0 990.059 1,355.116 4,344,091 916.502 3.427,589 83.56% 3.97% 2.41% 7.23% 2.83%
Crystal 0 0 0 1.865.515 1,027.348 3.482.617 821.235 2,661,382 79.38% 7.90% 0.00% 11.36% 1.36%
Dayton 0 0 0.05024% 35.501 189,954 902.397 170.006 732.391 77.57% 2.63% 10.55% 6.83% 2.41%
Deephaven 0 0 0 0 214.604 791.490 19,875 771.615 92.33% 3.26% 0.00% 1.90% 2.52%
Dellwooa 0 0 0.09089% 0 39.885 287,788 3,984 283.804 85.65% 3.66% 2.05% 3.63% 5.00%
Eagan 0 0 0.09073% 0 1,607.017 12.642,790 1.035.340 11,607,450 68.12% 8.35% 0.36% 21.47% 1.70%
East Bethel 0 0 0.04075% 104,727 161.575 962.263 202.817 759.446 81.78% 3.34% 5.88% 4.34% 4.66%
Eden Prairie 0 0.01393% 0.00021% 0 588,226 15,165,951 675.376 14,490,075 67.97% 9.26% 0.47% 20.68% 1.62%
Edina 0 0 0.09397% 0 917,820 12.178.911 358,524 11,820.387 74.46% 7.62% 0.00% 17.18% 0.75%
Elko 0 0 0.05882% 2.756 20.874 59.740 12.281 47.459 77.00% 3.87% 11.04% 6.29% 1.80%
Excelsior 0 0 0 143,064 143,547 561,540 50.858 510.682 60.43% 20.50% 0.00% 16.94% 2.13%
Falcon Heights 0 0 0 195.374 162.093 549,080 103.122 445.958 84.24% 7.29% 0.17% 7.26% 1.05%
Farmington 0 0 0.09211% 368.541 376,748 1.611,917 286.266 1,325,651 78.14% 8.17% 2.62% 7.61% 3.45%
Forest Lake 0 0 0.05707% 336.107 230.897 1.333.459 198.418 1,135,041 53.11% 13.97% 0.61% 29.68% 2.63%
Fridley 0 0 0.04755% 1.625.082 1,040.658 3,897.788 484.537 3,413,251 56.07% 9.47% 0.00% 31.14% 3.32%
Gem Lake 0 0 0 0 8.376 84.003 3.852 80,151 66.07% 5.03% 1,17% 25.43% 2.30% •
Golden Valley 0 0 0.00250% 19,123 1.701.692 6.764.556 376.603 6,387.953 65.90% 4.83% 0.00% 27.74% 1.53%
Greenfield 0 0 0.0499796 8.208 79.014 304.969 28,960 276,009 63.84% 3.96% 24.61% 4.11% 3.48%
Greenwood 0 0 0 0 37.079 201,060 3.763 197.297 88.21% 6.30% 0.00% 3.05% 2.43%
Ham Lake 0 0 0.04361% 177,111 199.383 964,224 140,466 823,758 78.26% 5.22% 4.01% 8.67% 3.83%
Hamburg 0 0 0 34.632 42,703 99.094 32.435 66,659 85.44% 7.00% 0.57% 4,37% 2.61%
Hampton 0 0 0.00346% 14,947 18.911 27,223 7792 19.431 72.11% 8.09% 6.77% 11.93% 1.09%
Hanover 0 0 0.04112% 20.234 37.876 140,671 6.303 134,368 77.27% 5.76% 9.85% 4.97% 2.15%
Hastings 0 0 0 1.262.684 964.384 3.876.988 724.463 3.152.525 74.70% 8.86% 0.48% 13.57% 2.39%
Hilltop 0 0 0 56.659 22.363 239.997 112.625 127,372 14.66% 18.27% 0.00% 40.61% 26.47%
Hopkins 0 0 0.00517% 804.922 938.590 4.178,642 496.134 3.682.508 48.16% 24.54% 0.05% 26.08% 1.17%
Hugo 0 0 0.02515% 28.954 218.365 896,990 101.344 795,646 70.79% 3.76% 14.04% 6.24% 5.17%
Independence 0 0 0.03752% 0 173,652 895,667 64.605 831,062 68.15% 4.15% 22.79% 2.04% 2.88%
Inver Grove Heights 0 0 0.24248% 455.731 931.454 4.614,716 749.694 3,865.022 68.97% 10.74% 1.60% 10.95% 7.73%
Jordan 0 0 0.05286% 280.949 147.524 557.782 213.422 344.360 70.23% 7.81% 1.10% 17.30% 3.56%
Lake Elmo 0 0 0.01295% 4.488 176.979 1.057.284 101.932 955.352 79.67% 3.12% 6.99% 5.51% 4.72%
Lake St Croix Beach 0 0 0 15.587 34.630 147.007 312'7 t 15.790 90.35% 5.61% 0.12% 2.12% 1.80%
Lakeland 0 0 0 15,752 30.104 229.774 30.901 198.873 89.27% 3.30% 0.90% 3.93% 2.61%
Lakeland Shores 0 0 0 0 3,755 44.607 3.495 41.112 92.34% 3.73% 0.00% 3.02% 0.91%
Lakeviile 0 0.02047% 0.07200% 497.744 1,699.614 4 959.536 681.914 4.277.622 79.36% 5.88% 2.18% 9.90% 2.68%
Landfall 0 0 0.02807% 3.070 16,213 647.189 636.389 10.800 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 78.67% 21.33%
Lauaeroaie 0 0 0 46.845 80.540 399.613 115.591 284.022 66.21% 18.49% 0.00% 6.06% 9.25%
Lexington 0 0 0 145.684 75.795 384.508 61.723 322.788 64.99% 13.29% 0.00% 17.93% 3.79%
Lilypate 0 0 0.04040% 0 6.175 178.434 3.719 174.715 64.97% 21.42% 0.00% 12.27% 1.34%
Lino Lakes 0 0 0.01109% 155,212 415.957 2.624.078 390.314 2.233.764 88.41% 3.57% 2.96% 2.96% 2.11%
Little Canada 0 0 0 80.084 399.248 1.442.399 221.006 1.221,393 61.29% 14.10% 0.05% 21.52% 3.03%
Long Lake 0 0 0 62.394 159.597 518.728 50.964 467.764 66.62% 8.85% 0.00% 23.31% 1.21%
Loretto 0 0 0.05993% 17,936 17,279 36.932 12.857 74.075 75.08% 8.64% 0.55% 13.87% 1.86%
Mantomedi 0 0 0.09094% 154.341 276.793 1.043,521 115.556 927,965 91.03% 5.86% 0.01% 1.58% 1.52%
Maoie Grove 0 0.02039% 0.13787% 157.442 2.068.263 8.232.272 1.024.938 7.207.334 81.56% 3.95% 1.00% 11.85% 1.63%
Maple Plain 0 0 0 60.631 143.787 485.027 92.712 402.315 65.39% 11.29% 0.03% 21.86% 1.44%
Maolewood 0 0.02711% 0.02419% 738.066 1,530.084 6.648.707 720.251 5.928.456 58.52% 6.91% 0.08% 31.87% 2.62%
Manne On St Croix 0 0 0 0 41.913 243.207 9.521 233.686 76.94% 9.36% 5.22% 2.15% 6.34%
Mayer 0 0 0 26.470 15.990 74,050 18.229 55.821 85.40% 5.29% 2.58% 4.52% 2.21%
Medicine Lake 0 0 0.19211% 0 14,749 124,501 5.091 119.410 89.18% 7.67% 0.00% 1.57% 1.58%
Medina 0 0 0.06709% 0 217,050 873,452 22.992 850.460 70.40% 6.90% 9.53% 11.10% 2.08%
Mendota 0 0 0.04035% 5.009 23.823 50,002 6.145 43.857 66.37% 8.19% 0.00% 17.15% 8.29%
Mendota Heights 0 0 0.04045% 0 448.062 2.568,400 126,759 2.441.642 80.44% 3.48% 0.06% 14.13% 1.89%
Miesville 0 0 0 189 1.766 16.895 1.504 15.391 49.10% 2.95% 24.26% 13.04% 10.66%
Minneapolis 0 0 0 66.556.172 30.000.000 100.339,541 14.956.651 35.382.590 53.51% 15.19% 0.00% 28.22% 3.08%
Minnetonka 0 0 0.04102% 0 2.014 128 12.748.734 532.798 12.115,936 69.88% 7.64% 0.01% 21.52% 0.95%
Minnetonka Beach 0 0 0 0 66,698 281.588 3,017 278,571 91.27% 4 33% 0.00% 2.64% 1 76%
Minnetnsta 0 0 0.08540% 0 264 700 1.204.560 34.648 1,169.912 78.18% 8.52% 9 11% 1.11% 3.08%
Mound 0 0 0.10702% 309.740 485.095 1.365.301 191.351 1.173.450 84.58% 9.04% 0.03% 4.71% 1 65% •
Mounds View 0 3 0 644 665 357.870 1.595.622 455.'57 1.140,435 70.79% 9.46% 0.00% 17.02% 2.73%
New Brignton 0 0 0 754 454 803.998 2.760.496 432.550 2.327.946 74.83% 9.45% 0.04% 14.23% 1.44%
New Germany 0 0 0 16.469 16.739 45.766 13 623 31.143 75.91% 5.15% 5.62% 11.12% 2.20%
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II TAX BASE DATA II NET TAX CAPACITY TAX RATES
1995 Total Tax Powerline Captured Fiscal Disp Taxaole F:scai Disp Average Average Average Average Average
Population Capacity Tax TIF Tax Contrib Tax Tax D stab Tax County City Scnool Special Total
Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate
•wHope 21,646 17.602.071 0 1.300,814 2,537.422 13,763.835 2.660.835 37.27% 23.85% 64.76% 6.90% 132.79%
w Market 226 106.422 0 0 7,914 98.508 26,406 46.05% 49.59% 70.87% 2.36% 168.87%
ewTrier 97 30.163 0 0 1,540 28.623 16,517 26.63% 13.50% 58.68% 2.00% 100.80%
Newport 3.702 3.569,903 0 493.023 632,385 2.444.495 410.439 29.76% 40.98% 60.88% 5.08% 136.70%
North Oaks 3,675 7.159,247 0 0 129,577 7.029,670 129,066 43.79% 8.23% 62.52% 4.97% 119.52%
North St Paul 12.813 5,962.037 0 146.641 444,149 5,371,247 1,818,890 44,08% 15.23% 63.83% 7.15% 130,29%
Norwood 1.387 704,293 0 61,372 131,961 510,960 212,143 47.32% 37.61% 66.63% 2.01% 153,57%
Oak Grove 6,097 3.033.527 0 0 68.618 2.964.909 657,000 31.04% 33.20% 69.37% 2.18% 135.78%
Oak Park Heights 3.776 6.541.145 0 155.088 755.514 5.630.543 280,681 29.76% 23.55% 65.60% 5.59% 124.50%
Oakdale 23,835 13,136,121 0 : 1,208,226 1,161,235 10.766.660 2.731,649 29.76% 23.28% 63.83% 9.20% 126,07%z
Orono 7,476 14.142.346 0 0 324,690 13.817,656 282.659 37.27% 14.74% 62.58% 8.43% 123.03%
Osseo 2.572 2,206.011 0 167,645 313,095 1,725,271 331,418 37.27% 27.34% 67.16% 6.14% 137.90%
Pine Spnngs 434 437,674 0 0 8,264 429.410 29.077 29.76% 7.44% 73.13% 9.88% 120.21%
Plymouth 58.960 77,156.793 0 1793,659 11,263,749 62.099.385 4.358,869 37.27% 14.39% 62.39% 6.98% 121.03%
Prior Lake 13,129 8,783,063 0 76,066 379,156 8.327,841 1.163,967 46.03% 33.78% 58.13% 6.59% 144.53%
Ramsey 15,805 9,054.212 0 1,265,908 729.219 7,059,085 1.671,132 31.04% 20.20% 62.72% 1.36% 115.31%
Randolph 344 112.129 0 0 7,274 104,855 57,659 26.63% 11.29% 52.81% 2.00% 92.74%
Richfield 35,237 21,699,655 0 2,624.998 1.118.029 17,956.628 4,121,011 37.27% 26.33% 69.07% 8.18% 140.85%
Robbinsdale 14.206 7,426,723 0 1,226.699 345,492 5.854,532 1.789.022 37.27% 21.77% 64.76% 6.90% 130.70%
Rockford 2.972 1,126,121 0 183.473 44,308 898,340 105,250 30.91% 39.08% 61.48% 0.72% 132.19%
Rogers 1,204 2,521,900 0 448,638 633.166 1,440.096 65.373 37.27% 23.09% 54.53% 3.23% 118.12%
Rosemount 11.721 11,246,371 0 420.461 1.644,953 9,180.957 1.071.692 26.63% 36.06% 58.23% 5.11% 126.02%
Roseville 33.942 43.630.633 0 5,631.444 6,552.213 31.346.976 2,952,000 43,79% 17.31% 73.16% 5.26% 139.51%
Savage 14,444 10.488.870 0 1,171.365 890.532 8.426,973 1.293,923 46.06% 26.57% 71.04% 5.30% 148.97%
Shakopee 13,752 15,829,452 0 1,511,142 3,081,973 11,236,337 1,181,770 46.06% 22.19% 65.45% 6.37% 140.08%
Shoreview 26,049 20,322,200 0 641,681 1,767,340 17.913.179 2.356,714 43.79% 19.38% 63.39% 5.25% 131.81%
Shorewood 6.794 9.115.960 0 166.094 178.276 8.771,590 332,110 37.27% 17.52% 75.80% 7.77% 138.36%
South St Paul 20.255 10.148,171 0 1,416,425 51,373 8,680,373 2,201,967 24.86% 28.68% 57.74% 6.08% 117.35%
Spring Lake Park 6.717 4,075,726 0 98.372 615,866 3,361,488 878,341 31.21% 24.60% 67.88% 5.80% 129.49%
Spring Park 1,777 1.499.410 0 189.315 106.369 1,203,726 218.572 37.27% 29.14% 62.31% 8.43% 137.15%
St Anthony 8.362 6.034.163 0 604.259 275,874 5,154.030 208,814 39.47% 28.24% 76.43% 6.74% 150.88%
St Bonifacws 1.183 688,245 0 0 81,427 606.818 156.857 37.27% 34.37% 75.59% 4.77% 152.00%
St Francis 3.090 1.341,162 0 0 128.687 1,212,475 402.429 31.04% 32.73% 69.48% 2.18% 135.43%
St Louis Park 43.568 47.587.982 0 3.473.270 5.530.113 38.584.599 3.286,615 37.27% 20.10% 74.05% 8.23% 139.64%
St Marys Point 372 316,538 0 0 2,856 313.682 26,802 29.76% 25.97% 65.60% 2.44% 123.77%
St Paul 271.120 157.480.000 0 9,467,266 13.752.831 134.259.903 39.063.462 40.05% 37.48% 69.66% 6.19% 153.38%
St Paul Park 5.010 2,319.983 0 281.356 294.756 1.743.871 728,505 29.76% 20.35% 60.88% 5.08% 116.07%
Stillwater 15.649 11,719.800 0 1.488.550 1.451,306 8.779.944 1.612,583 27.44% 35.29% 65.60% 5.59% 133.92%
Tonka Bay 1.469 2.679.653 0 0 44.154 2,635,499 58.451 37.27% 14.97% 76.34% 7.67% 136.25%
Vadnais Heignts 12,342 11.023.206 0 1,112.269 1.644.183 8,266.754 1,190.077 43.85% 14.90% 63.15% 5.53% 127.42%
million 501 197,174 0 0 10,058 187,116 68,044 26.63% 22.64% 58.67% 2.00% t 09.954',
ail,
ria 3.173 3.264,677 0 16.933 93.233 3.154,511 186,527 47.32% 27.85% 72.94% 3.79% 151.91%
2.01% 158.20%
onia 4,363 3,460,775 0 461,998 362.301 2.636,476 410,835 47.30% 33.32% 75.57%
renown 2.565 908.235 0 73.392 63.973 770.870 407,671 47.32% 24.41% 68.38% 2.01% 142.12%
Wayzata 3.989 9.592.742 0 784.513 1.058.151 7,750.078 158,242 37.27% 19.98% 60.13% 9.44% 126.82%
West St Paul 19.421 14,416.175 0 292.222 1.840,743 12.283.210 2.230.319 26.63% 23.09% 59.94% 5.62% 115.28%
White Bear Lake 25,849 15.745,194 0 1,445.488 1,597.618 12.702,088 3.175.023 43.70% 16.27% 63.41% 5.87% 129.26%
Willernie 570 244,359 0 0 26.275 218.084 86.736 29.76% 25.27% 73.33% 5.53% 133.89%
Woodbury 31.258 28.570.345 0 1,770,700 2.285.464 24.514,181 2.322.791 29.76% 21.55% 61.58% 6.26% 119.15%
Woodland 485 1,759,495 0 0 2.410 1.757.085 9.989 37.27% 7.58% 76.34% 7.67% 128.85%
Young America 1.539 815,063 0 238.185 113.447 463.431 216.791 47.32% 37.96% 66.63% 2.01% 153.93%
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II MV TAX RATES I II AID AND LEVY DATA II TAX BASE COMPOSITION I
Average Average Average 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 Percent MV Percent MV Percent MV Percent MV Percent MV
County MV City MV School MV City City Certifies FD Dist City Net Residential Apartments Farm Commercial Other
Tax Rate Tax Rate Tax Rate LGA HACA City Levy Levy Levy Homestead Industrial Classes
New Hope 0 0 0 1,036.433 902,429 3.895.497 612.313 3,283,184 60.91% 14.58% 0.00% 23.67% 0.83% •
New Market 0 0 0.05802% 7.832 21,682 65.667 16.817 48.850 79.67% 4.38% 5.11% 7.26% 3.58%
New Trier 0 0 0 2.201 1.404 6.096 2.232 3,864 82.24% 7.64% 2.87% 5.90% 1.34%
Newport 0 0 0 178,727 248.837 1,140,035 138,224 1,001,811 55.76% 9.30% 2.96% 23.11% 8.88%
North Oaks 0 0 0 0 91,997 590,615 11,722 578,893 90.22% 4.76% 1.94% 1.92% 1.15%
North St Paul 0 0 0.02807% 745.267 259,951 1,095.914 277,926 817,988 81.67% 8.57% 0.00% 9.18% 0.58%
Norwood 0 0.05955% 0 84.739 63,898 275.778 83,616 192,162 65.62% 9.24% 0.48% 22.60% 2.06%
Oak Grove 0 0 0.03785% 15.076 114.865 1.238.300 254.009 984.291 86.13% 2.66% 6.92% 0.72% 3.57%
Oak Park Heights 0 0 0 0 68.230 1.391,453 65.523 1,325.930 41.07% 6.24% 0.32% 15.791, 36.59%
Oakdale 0 0 0.02811% 643.316 944,763 3.143.925 637.076 2,506.849 82.82% 6.59% 0.65% 8.20% 1.74%
Orono 0 0 0.04550% 0 290,152 2.081.243 44.106 2.037,137 87.54% 6.64% 0.66% 2.74% 2.42%
Osseo 0 0 0.13631% 74.145 130,998 567.603 95,947 471,656 52.34% 17.75% 0.00% 27.84% 2.07%
Pine Springs 0 0 0.08971% 0 2.476 34.001 2.052 31,949 95.44% 2.04% 0.00% 0.02% 2.49%
Plymouth 0 0 0.13146% 0 1,800,156 9.604.707 666,122 8.938.585 71.08% 7.50% 0.44% 19.64% 1.33%
Prior Lake 0.00000% 0.03029% 0.05945% 29.436 819.857 3,237,818 424.702 2.813.116 83.44% 7.87% 1,73% 4.21% 2.76%
Ramsey 0 0 0.04423% 319.853 505,839 1,752.532 326.723 1,425,809 85.41% 3.85% 1.99% 6.57% 2.18%
Randolph 0 0 0.13833% 9.011 9,323 19,765 7.922 11,843 73.36% 9.33% 6.64% 8.01% 2.67%
Richfield 0 0 0 3.271,731 1,811,516 5.825.833 1,097,260 4.728.573 75.47% 11.05% 0.00% 12.66% 0.81%
Robbinsdale 0 0.04601% 0 1,572,414 882.246 1,659.033 384.443 1,274,590 77.70% 11.87% 0.00% 8.85% 1,58%
Rockford 0 0 0.05344% 290.352 113.755 396.419 45,339 351,080 66.74% 12.52% 0.01% 9.35% 11.38%
Rogers 0 0 0.05221% 836 19,550 348,237 15,776 332,461 42.80% 3.84% 6.07% 44,90% 2.39%
Rosemount 0 0.02968% 0.13702% 385.706 534,077 3.693.625 383,430 3.310.195 67.04% 5.74% 3.28% 18.96% 4.98%
Roseville 0 0 0 114,115 1,731,964 5.956.274 531.360 5,424.914 5759% 8.85% 0.03% 31.61% 1.92%
Savage 0 0 0.01507% 65,557 511,530 2.625.690 386,391 2.239.299 82.47% 4.54% 1.46% 9.83% 1.71%
Shakopee 0 0 0 177,621 433.665 2.785.382 291.693 2.493,689 55.82% 6.18% 3.20% 31.01% 3.79%
Shoreview 0 0 0 0 977.998 3.927.490 455,553 3,471,937 86.44% 3.97% 0.02% 821% 1.37%
Shorewood 0 0 0.00396% 0 413,718 1,598.828 61,693 1.537.135 92.17% 4.34% 0.04% 1.88% 1.56%
South St Paul 0 0 0.00138% 2,517,729 1,139,098 3.291.356 802,259 2.489.097 76.41% 8.91% 0.00% 12.28% 2.40%
Spring Lake Park 0 0 0 226.813 184.554 1.037.858 211,003 826.855 70.32% 8.87% 0.00% 19.01% 1.80%
Spring Park 0 0 0.10707% 10.960 93.551 407.628 56.862 350.766 41.46% 41.82% 0.00% 15.01% 1.70%
St Anthony 0 0 0 134.107 329.145 1.664.129 208.424 1,455.705 74.96% 11.52% 0.00% 11.85% 1.67%
St Bonifacius 0 0 0 14.533 46.600 269.383 60.801 208.582 74.12% 9.12% 1.56% 14.00% 1.21%
St Francis 0 0 0.03740% 38.432 97,804 528.980 132.101 396.879 61.73% 10.61% 13.82% 9.79% 4,05%
St Louis Park 0 0 0.00036% 1,876.528 2.811.300 8.491 954 738.379 7,753,575 62.06% 12.44% 0.00% 24.24% 1.26%
St Marys Point 0 0 0 0 2.950 88.332 6.880 81.452 84.28% 4.40% 0.00% 0.00% 11.31%
St Paul 0 0 0 43,257.600 20.000.000 65.675.727 15.352.331 50.323,396 64.28% 13.58% 0.01% 16.99% 5.14%
St Paul Park 0 0 0 457.931 202.661 509.576 154.618 354,958 79.96% 4.57% 0.00% 12.52% 2.94%
Stillwater 0 0 0 869.395 972,143 3.596.489 498.197 3.098.292 76.09% 6.50% 0.01% 16.00% 1.40%
Tonka Say 0 0 0 0 74.700 403.643 9.030 394,613 86.65% 8.65% 0.00% 2.61% 2.09%
Vadnais Heights 0 0 0 21.221 370,452 1.410.464 179.130 1,231,334 75.03% 5.15% 0.09% 17.69% 2.04%
Vermillion 0 0 0 3,184 26.860 60.954 18.582 42,372 85.84% 3.19% 4.02% 5.96% 0.99%
Victoria 0 0 0 0 179.023 938.725 60.179 878,546 87.09% 5.75% 2.40% 2.75% 2.01% ill
Waconia 0 0 0 269.653 210.465 1.035.178 156.701 878.477 72.41% 9.36% 0.41% 16.30% 1,52%
Watertown 0 0 0 175.243 60.719 272.801 84.624 188,177 77.78% 10.47% 0.20% 8.00% 3.56%
Wayzata 0 0 0.19077% 0 271,202 1.580.078 31,922 1.548,156 62.71% 14.53% 0.00% 19.92% 2.84%
West St Paul 0 0 0.04042% 1,132.385 961.878 3.356.112 519.307 2.836.805 66.19% 14.98% 0.07% 17.70% 1.07%
White Bear Lake 0 0 0.00127% 854.742 840.611 2,601.404 534,261 2,067,143 77.45% 9.14% 0.02% 12.02% 1.36%
Willem* 0 0 0.09088% 41,221 29.477 78.631 23.521 55,110 77.37% 7,87% 0.00% 13.66% 1.11%
Woodbury 0 0.04629% 0.00217% 0 1.285.156 5.803.415 521.280 5.282.135 79.16% 7.92% 2.78% 8.50% 1.64%
Woodland 0 0 0 0 31.406 133.906 789 133.117 90.57% 7.52% 0.00% 0.00% 1.92%
Young America 0 0 0 102.540 85.284 271.581 95.653 175.928 75.67% 8.18% 0.24% 13.16% 2.74%
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Item No.
Staff Report No. 7 I 5 a✓
Meeting Date: 3/10/97
Type of Business: Council Business
WK:Work Session;PH:Public Hearing;
CA:Consent Agenda;CB:Council Business
Ci of Mounds View Staff Report
To: Mayor and City Council
From: Pamela Sheldon, Community Development Director
Item Title/Subject: Public Hearing and Introduction for first reading of Ordinance No. 596
Amending Section 1106.02,Subd.2 and 3 of the Mounds View Zoning Code
to Allow Eight Children in Foster Family Homes, Group Homes, Group
Foster Homes; Planning Case No. SP-014-97
Date of Report: March 5, 1997
Issue:
Minnesota State Law defines a state licensed residential facility providing care of six or fewer persons as a
permitted single family residential use,meaning that cities must permit such uses in residential districts
without special regulation. The Minnesota Department of Corrections is one of the agencies which issues
licenses for group homes and group foster homes for the purpose of treating juveniles who have violated
criminal statutes. The rules governing the Department of Corrections define group homes and group foster
homes as providing care for not more than eight children. They will only place six children in a group
home or group foster home unless the local zoning code allows for the additional two children.
In 1996,the Mounds View Zoning Code was amended to allow a total of eight children in foster family
homes. This amendment was initiated in response to a request from Mr. Duane Waldoch,who operates a
. foster family home for children referred to him by the Department of Corrections. His license was for six
children, and he wanted to obtain a license allowing him to have eight children. This license could not be
issued without the change in our Zoning Code.
Mr.Waldoch applied for the revised license and the Department of Corrections asked us for evidence that
our local Zoning Code allowed eight children. When we sent a copy of the amendment,the Department of
Corrections responded that the way the amendment was written did not permit them to approve the
additional children. Staff is proposing a further amendment which would solve this problem.
A public hearing on the code revision was held on February 24, 1997. The City Council received some
questions from citizens in attendance. No changes were requested by City Council at that time. The
proposed Ordinance No. 596 is attached, and remains the same as was presented at your last meeting.
Adoption of an ordinance requires a roll call vote.
Recommendation: The Planning Commission,by a unanimous vote, and the staff recommend approval
of Ordinance No. 596.
Ot/ittlkitAL
Pamela Sheldon, Community Development Director
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ORDINANCE NO. 596
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW •
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1106.02, SUBD. 2 AND 3 OF TIE MOUNDS
VIEW ZONING CODE TO ALLOW EIGHT CHILDREN IN FOSTER FAMILY
HOMES, GROUP HOMES AND GROUP FOSTER HOMES; PLANNING CASE NO. SP-
014-97
THE CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW ORDAINS:
SECTION 1: Section 1106.02, Subd. 2 and Subd. 3 be amended to read as follows:
Subd. 2. Permitted single family uses allowed under Minnesota Statutes 462.357, Subd. 7 as
follows:
a. A state licensed residential facility serving six or fewer persons, except as
provided in Subd. 3 of this Section 1106.02;
b. A licensed day care facility serving 12 or fewer persons;
c. A group family day care facility licensed under Minnesota Rules, parts
9502.0315 to 9501.0445 to serve 14 or fewer children.
d. Residential facilities whose primary purpose is to treat juveniles who have
violated criminal statutes relating to sex offenses or have been adjudicated
delinquent on the basis of conduct in violation of criminal statutes relating
to sex offenses shall not be considered a permitted use.
Subd. 3. Notwithstanding the provision of Subdivision 2-2.a. herein, foster family homes as
identified defined in Minnesota Rules Chapter 9545, Section 9545.0010, Subp. 7
which relate to the Department of Human Services, and
group homes and group foster homes as defined in Department of Corrections
Rules, extracted from Minnesota Rules, Chapter 2925, Section 2925.0100, Subp.
9 shall be allowed as permitted uses to serve not more than eight children per
home, not including the foster family's own children.
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Ordinance No. 596
March 10, 1997
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SECTION 2. EH'±CTIVE DATE: This ordinance goes into effect upon adoption by the
City Council and 30 days after its publication in the official City newspaper.
Read by the City Council of the City of Mounds View on
1997.
Read and passed by the City Council of the City of Mounds View on this day of
, 1997.
Duane McCarty, Mayor
ATTEST:
Charles Whiting, City Clerk-Administrator
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APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Robert Long, City Attorney
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RESOLUTION NO. So 9 I
410 CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION ORDERING AN ADVISORY ELECTION
PURSUANT TO SECTION 4.04 OF THE MOUNDS VIEW CITY
CHARTER AND PROVIDING FOR ELECTION PROCEDURES
WHEREAS, Section 4.04 of the Mounds View City Charter ("Charter") authorizes the
Mounds View City Council ("Council") to order a special or advisory election and to provide all
means for holding such an election; and
WHEREAS, the Council desires to hold a non-binding, advisory election pursuant to
Section 4.04 of the Charter to gather input from City voters on the future use and development
of the Bel Rae site; and
WHEREAS, the Council desires to maximize voter participation in such an advisory
election by making voting as convenient as possible; and
WHEREAS,consistent with the Charter which grants the Council the authority to provide
all means for holding an advisory election, the Council desires to allow voters to vote on a
Saturday to avoid work schedules conflicting with the advisory election and to increase voter
turnout;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council hereby orders an advisory
election on the future use and development of the Bel Rae site pursuant to Section 4.04 of the
Charter; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk-Administrator is hereby directed to
schedule the advisory election for , 1997, and give notice of the advisory election
at least 15 days prior to the election by posting notice of the advisory election in the City's
election precinct and publishing a notice of the advisory election at least once in the City's
official newspaper stating the date, time, and location(s) of the advisory election; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk-Administrator is authorized and
directed to prepare the ballot for the advisory election,in a form substantially similar to the ballot
form attached thereto and incorporated herein by reference, and take all other necessary steps for
holding the advisory election, including the administration of a polling place at the City's election
precinct and any additional polling locations the City Clerk-Administrator may designate; and
i BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the election results shall be made available to the
public as soon as is practicable following the advisory election and presented to the Council at
its first meeting following the advisory election.
Ra.118939
1,13125-60 1
Adopted this 10th day of March, 1997.
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Duane McCarty, Mayor
ATTEST;
Chuck Whiting, City Clerk-Administrator
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City of Mounds View Bel Rae Community Center Advisory Election Question
Mark the Yes or No box in answer to the following question:
Would you favor a Community Center at the Bel Rae based on the following concepts:
*Remodeling the Bel Rae to provide space for two tenants that will pay
rent to the City, one being a child care and social service provider,
and the other being a community education programmer
*Remodeling Bel Rae space to accommodate City recreation programs,
community groups and functions, and rental space for activities
such as banquets, theater shows, dances and meetings
*Providing land adjacent to the Bel Rae for a privately financed and owned
multi-purpose athletic facility including volleyball and basketball facilities
with use available to Mounds View residents and City recreation programs
*Funding to pay for the Bel Rae remodeling from existing City tax
increment funds with no additional City debt created
*Pledging all revenues generated by Bel Rae activities and tenants to the
operational costs of the facility
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If you favor the Bel Rae community center as described generally above - VOTE YES
YES
If you do not favor the Bel Rae community center as described generally above - VOTE NO
NO
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