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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
DECEMBER 26, 1990
7:00 P.M.
AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER
2 . PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL - PAONE, WUORI, QUICK,
BLANCHARD, HANKNER
4 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES: December 3, 1990
Special Meeting
• COUNCIL ACTION:
December 10, 1990
Regular Meeting
COUNCIL ACTION:
5 . SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS:
None
6 . PTTBT.IC HEARINGS:
-705 p.m. Consideration of Wetland Alteration
Permit for 2341 Oakwood
Drive, Dailey Homes
1 . Resolution No. 4024 Approving Wetland
Alteration Permit for 2341 Oakwood Drive,
Dailey Homes
COUNCIL ACTION:
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AGENDA
PAGE TWO
DECEMBER 26, 1990
7. CONSENT AGENDA:
A. Set Annual Meeting for 7:00 p.m. on Monday,
January 7, 1990
B. Authorize Mayor and Acting Clerk-Administrator to
Execute an Agreement with the Public Works
Maintenance Employees
C. Adopt Resolution No. 4025 Establishing Salaries
and Benefits Effective January 1, 1991
D. Approve Affirmative Action Plan dated December,
1990 (material previously distributed)
E. Authorize the Mayor to Execute Employment
Agreement
F. Approve Merit Bonuses and Salary Adjustments
G. Adopt Resolution No. 4023 Approving Just and •
Correct Claims Against City Funds
H. Licenses for Approval
General - Expires 6/30/91
Morton Buildings, Inc. - New
Nu Way Development, Inc. - New
Heating and Air Conditioning - Expires 6/30/91
Midwestern Mechanical - Renewal
Off-Sale Non-Intoxicatin. Malt Li. or - Ex.ires
12/31/91
Country Club — Renewal
Gateway Foods - Brooks Superette - Renewal
Tom Thumb - Renewal
Superamerica - Renewal
COUNCIL ACTION:
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AGENDA
PAGE THREE
DECEMBER 26, 1990
8 . COUNCIL BUSINESS:
A. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding
Negotiations with Teamsters Local #320 Regarding Union
Contract for Police for 1991
COUNCIL ACTION:
B. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding Joint
Powers Agreement for Fire Training Association
COUNCIL ACTION:
C. Second Reading and Adoption of Wetland Zoning Ordinance
No. 488 As Amended
• COUNCIL ACTION:
9 . RESIDENTS REQUESTS AND COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR:
CITIZENS: BEFORE SPEARING PLEASE SIGN IN ON THE SPEAKERS
LIST IN THE REAR OF THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AND GIVE
YOUR FULL NAME AND ADDRESS FOR THE MINUTES
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10 . REPORTS:
.- -Report- of Attorney -
B. Report of Staff Members
C. Report of Councilmembers: Paone, Wuori, Quick,
Blanchard, Hankner
11. ADJOURNMENT
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• PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Regular Meeting
December 26, 1990
APPROVED
Mounds View City Hall
2401 Hwy. 10, Mounds View, MN 55112
The Mounds View City Council was called to order by 1 . Call to
Mayor Hankner at 7:02 PM on Wednesday, December 26, Order
1990.
The Pledge of Allegiance was said. 2. Pledge of
Allegiance
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Paone, Wuori, 3. Roll Call
Blanchard and Mayor Hankner.
It was noted Councilmember Quick was absent.
ALSO PRESENT: City Attorney Meyers, Acting Clerk/
•Administrator Minetor and Planning Technician
Harrington.
Motion/Second: Paone/Wuori to approve the December 4. Approval of
3, 1990 special meeting minutes as presented. Minutes:
December 3,
3 ayes 0 nays 1 abstention 1990
Councilmember Blanchard abstained from the vote as Motion Carried
she had not been present at the December 3cd
meeting.
Motion/Secon-d-:W-uori/Blanchard—to—a-ppz-ove Lhe December 0,
December 10, 1990 minutes as presented. 1990
3 ayes 0 nays 1 abstention Motion Carried
Mayor Hankner abstained from the vote as she had
not been present at the December 10th meeting .
Mayor Hankner asked that Item H be removed from 5 . Approval of
the consent agenda. Consent Agenda
AliCouncilmember Blanchard requested Items B and C
Wipe removed from the consent agenda.
Motion/Second: Wuori/Blanchard to approve the
consent agenda, minus items B, C and H, and waive
the reading of the resolutions.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
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Councilmember Blanchard explained she requested
Items B and C be removed, as she is concerned with
salaries and benefits and would like to see them
applied in the same manner for all City employees.
Mr. Minetor explained how salary and benefit raises
were calculated. The public works contract is
slightly different than the police department, as
well as non-union staff. A 5% increase overall is
proposed. He added the subject would be discussed
further under Item 8A of the agenda.
Mr. Minetor requested two items be added under Item
H, and off-sale license for Fedor ' s Market, and an
entertainment and amusement license for American
Amusement Arcade.
Motion/Second: Paone/Blanchard to approve Item H,
with the addition of the two licenses .
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mayor Hankner closed the regular meeting and opened 6. Public Hearin :
the public hearing at 7:10 PM. Considerati�
of Wetland
Planning Technician Harrington explained the wetland Alteration
alteration permit request had been discussed at the Permit for 2341
December 3rd agenda session. He reviewed the request Oakwood Drive,
of Dailey Homes, Inc. for a wetland alteration permit Dailey Homes
for the construction of a detached garage at 2341
Oakwood Drive.
Mayor Hankner closed the public hearing and re-
opened the regular meeting at 7:14 PM.
Motion/Second: Paone/Blanchard to approve Resolution
No. 4024, approving a wetland alte-Ldtion permit for
Dailey Homes, Inc. to construct a detached garage in
a wetland buffer zone, at 2341 Oakwood Drive, Planning
Case No. 318-90, and waive the reading.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mr. Minetor reviewed his memo of December 20th, 7. Consideration
concerning negotiations with Teamsters Local #320 of Union
regarding the union contract for police for 1991 . Contract for
Police for
Councilmember Blanchard pointed out they had the 1991
same situation last year, and the police union was •
told them the Council needed the information ahead
of time. She suggested the City go back to the
Teamsters with direction to stay within a 5% increase.
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Mounds View City Council December 26, 1990
Regular Meeting Page Three
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Mr. Minetor further reviewed the negotiation process
and how the police benefits compared to other -
employee groups in the City.
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Paone to approve Items
B and C from the consent agenda, authorizing the
Mayor and Acting Clerk/Administrator to execute
an agreement with the public works maintenance
employees and adopt Resolution No. 4025 establishing
salaries and benefits effective January 1, 1991, and
waive the reading.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Fire Chief Fagerstrom explained the proposed joint 8. Consideration
powers agreement for afire training association with of Joint Powers
the cities of Fridley, Columbia Heights, Brooklyn Agreement for
Center, Spring Lake Park, Blaine and Mounds View. Fire Training
Association
Motion/Second: Paone/Wuori to approve the joint
powers agreement for a fire training association.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
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Mr. Minetor advised he had not had -an opportunity 9. Second Reading
to discuss the proposed revision with Tom Foster. and Adoption
of Wetland
Mayor Hankner read the proposed new paragraph to Zoning Ordi-
the wetlands ordinance. nance No. 488
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Wuori to amend Ordinance
No. 488 and add the language under "C" to section
48.07 .
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Motion/Second: _ W-uor-i/Blanchard to have the second
reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 488 as
amended.
Councilmember Paone - aye
Councilmember Wuori - aye
Councilmember Blanchard - aye
Mayor Hankner - aye Motion Carried
There were no residents requests or comments from 10. Residents
• the floor. Requests and
Comments from
the Floor
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Mr. Minetor reported a revised billing had been 11 . Report of
received from Attorney Karney for October. The Staff Members
billing has been reviewed by the Finance Director,
who recommends approval of it.
Motion/Second: Paone/Blanchard to approve the
revised October billing from Mark Karney.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Jerry Linke stated it appeared the billing concerned
the attorney used in the Don Pauley termination issue,
and he does not feel it is a legal payment and he
feels the bill should not be paid.
Mr. Minetor reported the Council had received a
conflict of interest statement, relative to 1990, which
needs to be signed and returned.
Mr. Minetor reported there had been a water main break,
which was repaird earlier in the day.
Attorney Meyers commended Peter Sabee, Ric Minetor, 12. Report of
the Council members involved and members of the Attorney •
community for their input and work on the wetlands
zoning ordinance. He stated he feels all concerns
have been answered, and the City has a good, workable
ordinance.
Councilmember Paone had no report. 13. Report of
Councilmembers:
Councilmember
Paone
Councilmember Wuori had no report. Councilmember
Wuori
Councilmember Blanchard had no report . Councilmember
Blanchard
Mayor Hankner thanked staff for the working relation- Mayor Hankner
ship she has had with them for the past eight years.
There being no further business before the Council, 14. Adjournment
Mayor Hankner adjourned the meeting at 7:49 PM.
Respectfully submitted, •
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 19 , 1990 t*1 ;
Subject :Extension of Employment Agreement
The attached Employment Agreement between the City and myself
contains the modifications discussed by Council on December 17th.
This agreement will become effective on January 1, 1991 and
extend until a new Clerk-Administrator takes over. The salary set
in this agreement is a 4 percent increase above the salary set in
the current contract. No other sections have been modified.
I recommend that the Council authorize the Mayor to execute this
agreement on behalf of the City.
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EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT
This agreement, made and entered into this 26th day of
December, 1990 , by and between the City of Mounds View, a
municipal corporation, hereinafter called the "City" , as party of
the first part, and Ricky A. Minetor, hereinafter called the
"Employee" , as party of the second part, both of whom understand
and agree as follows:
WHEREAS, the City desires to employ the services of said
Employee as the Acting Clerk-Administrator of the City of Mounds
View during the term specified below; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City Council to provide
certain benefits, establish certain conditions of employment, and
to set working conditions of said Employee; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City Council to (1) retain
the services of Employee and to provide inducement for him to
remain in such employment, (2) to make full work productivity by
assuring the Employee's morale and peace of mind with respect to
future security, (3) to act as a deterrent against malfeasance or
dishonesty for personal gain on the part of the Employee, and (4) •
to provide a just means for terminating the Employee's services
at such time as he may be unable fully to discharge his duties or
when the City may otherwise desire to terminate his employment in
the capacity as Acting Clerk-Administrator; and
WHEREAS , Employee desires to accept the appointment as
Acting Clerk-Administrator;
NOW, . THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants
herein contained, the parties heretoagree as follows:
SECTION 1. DUTIES
Sithereby agrees—to—employ said Employee as—Acting Clerk-
Administrator of the City of Mounds View to perform, or supervise
the performance of, the functions and duties specifiedin the
City Charter, State Statutes, and the Municipal Code, and to
perform such other legally permissible and proper duties and
functions as the City Council shall assign.
SECTION 2. TERMS
A. The term of this agreement shall be for the period
beginning January 1st, 1991 and until the City Council appoints a
permanent Clerk-Administrator.
B. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent, limit, or S
otherwise interfere with the right of the City to terminate the
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• services of Employee at any time subject only to the provisions
set forth in Section 3 , paragraphs A, B , and C , of this
agreement.
C. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent, limit, or
otherwise interfere with the right of the Employee to resign at
any time from his position with the City, subject only to the
provisions set forth in Section 3 , paragraph D, of this
agreement.
SECTION 3 . TERMINATION AND. SEVERANCE PAY
A. In the event the City Council desires to terminate the
services of Employee as Acting Clerk-Administrator, then in that .
event Employee will reinstated in his former position as City
Engineer/Director of Public Works. Upon reinstatement in his
former position, Employee will receive salary and benefits
comparable to those he was receiving at the time of his
appointment as Acting Clerk-Administrator plus any increases
awarded to other City employees as across the board salary or
fringe benefit adjustments.
B. Employee will retain all seniority and benefits accrued
during the period he serves as Acting Clerk-Administrator.
• C. In the event In the event the City reduces the salary or
benefits of Employee in a greater percentage than an applicable
across the board reduction for all City employees, or in the
event Employee resigns following a suggestion, whether formal or
informal, by the City Council that he resign, then in that event
Employee may at his option, be deemed terminated as Acting Clerk-
Administrator at shall be entitled to the benefits set forth
herein.
D. In the event Employee voluntarily resigns his assignment
as Acing Clerk-Administrator, Employee will give 1 month notice
of such action.
• SECTION 4 . SALARY
City agrees to pay Employee for his services rendered
pursuant hereto an annual base salary of $58,656, payable in
installments at the same time as other employees of the City are
paid.
In addition, City may pay Employee a merit bonus based on
Employee's performance if the City Council deems appropriate.
SECTION 5. AUTOMOBILE
• The City agrees to pay Employee $150 per month for travel
and expenses in performing his duties in the immediate area of
the City and Employee agrees to utilize his personal vehicle for
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this travel. For travel outside the immediate area, (such as but
not limited to travel to out-of-state or out-state seminars, 411
professional meetings , or training classes ) City agrees to
reimburse Employee at the rate of $0.24 per mile of actual
travel.
SECTION 6. OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
All provisions of the City Charter and Municipal Code, and
regulations and rules of City relating to vacation and sick
leave, retirement and pension system contributions, holidays, and
other fringe benefits, and working conditions as they now exist
or hereafter may be amended, in addition to said benefits
enumerated specifically for the benefit of Employee, except as
herein provided.
SECTION 7. GENERAL PROVISIONS
A. The text herein shall constitute the entire Agreement
between the parties, unless formally amended and agreed to by
both parties.
B. This agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the
benefit of the heirs at law and executors of Employee.
C. If any provision, or any portion thereof, contained in
this Agreement is held to be unconstitutional , invalid, or •
unenforceable , the remainder of this Agreement , or portion
thereof, shall be deemed severable, shall not be affected, and
shall remain in full force and effect.
This agreement shall become effective and valid when signed and
authorized by both listed parties.
Ricky A. Minetor Susan Hankner
Acting Clerk-Administrator Mayor
City of Mounds View
Date: Date:
Witnessed by:
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
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Date :December 19, 1990
Subject :Merit Bonuses and Salary Adjustments
We are processing our annual performance evaluations and there
are certain staff members that I feel are deserving of special
recognition. Two of the individuals have been essential to me in
keeping the City operating smoothly since I became acting clerk-
administrator. Michele Severson and Don Brager have been
indispensable during these past few months.
Michele is the primary reason the elections ran smoothly. She
took charge of the election process with far too little previous
training. She took responsibility to learn as much as possible in
the short time available and worked very diligently to insure a
successful election. I heard from many election judges that this
• was one of the smoothest elections in recent years. Michele has
also been invaluable in the daily administration details of the
City. While a number of issues have been delayed due to a
shortage of personnel, the critical issues have been kept on
schedule. I am recommending a one time merit bonus of $1000.
Additionally, from reviewing her job description, observing her
duties, and considering the Council's decision to have Michele
take Council meeting minutes next year, I am suggesting that
Michele be reclassified as an exempt employee. This is based on
her supervisory duties as well as the fact that a large amount of
her work is self directed and therefore independent of direct
supervision by others . A reclassification to exempt would
eliminate her eligibility for overtime or compensatory time; and
since she is required to work beyond the normal daily schedule at
ti,t&es, I would suzgyest Lhat her salary be ddjusLed similarly. I
have estimated that this would be approximately a 3% increase in
her annual salary (from $26,394 to $27,196) .
Don Brager has been my major source of support and reference
these past months. His historical perspective as well as his
• knowledge of election and administrative procedures has proved
very valuable in my efforts to keep City business running
In preparing Don's performance evaluation, I have learned that
Don has not had a salary adjustment (other than cost of living
adjustments) in recent years. I am recommending a 3% salary
• adjustment in Don's annual salary (from $45,387 to $46,748) , this
will put Don at the 65th percentile of his pay range.
I recommend that the merit bonuses and salary adjustments listed .
above be authorized by City Council, that the merit bonus for
Michele Severson be paid at the end of the next pay period and
that the salary adjustments become effective on January 1, 1991.
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 17, 1990
Subject :Labor Agreement with Public Works Maintenance Employees
I met with the Public Works maintenance employees on Thursday,
December 13 , 1990 to discuss a labor agreement for 1991. As you
are aware, the maintenance employees de-certified in 1990 and
bargained a labor agreement as their own bargaining agent. The
group had met on their own and then relayed their proposal to me.
Their proposal included an increase in the health insurance
contribution from the City to 80% of the family coverage rate; a
wage adjustment based on the cost-of-living; an increase in the
hours for standby duty; additional vacation accrual ; and
insurance coverage for early retirements.
• Don Brager, Mike Ulrich, and I met with the maintenance employees
to discuss the requests. We were able to achieve concurrence on
an overall package that includes 1 additional hour for standby
duty; an increase in health insurance contribution by the City of
$25/month; a wage adjustment of 4% ; no change in vacation
accrual; and an agreement that we would review the insurance for
early retirement prior to next year's bargaining sessions.
I believe we achieved a fair and reasonable agreement. I
recommend the Council authorize the mayor and myself to execute
an agreement with the Public Works Maintenance Employees which
includes the changes listed above.
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator.
Date :December 17, 1990 49,
Subject :1991 Wage and Benefit Adjustments for
Non-Union City Employees
The City staff that are not represented by a union or bargaining.
group have their wages and benefits set by the Council . The
public works maintenance employees have agreed to a wage and
benefit package. I would recommend that the non-represented
employees be given adjustments consistent with the overall
package agreed to by the maintenance group.
I have calculated an adjustment for the non-represented employees
comparable to the overall adjustment agreed to by the maintenance
employees . This would be an increase in health insurance
• _ contributions by the City to a maximum of $250/month for family
coverage and a wage adjustment. of 4 . 375%.
I recommend that the Council adopt the attached Resolution
adjusting the wages and benefits for non-union employees for the
1991 calendar year.
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RESOLUTION NO. 4025
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING SALARIES AND BENEFITS
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1991
WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Mounds View desires to
establish salaries of non-union employees for calendar year 1991.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Mounds View that the following salaries shall be provided effective .
January 1 , 1991.
Police Chief $53,489/year .
Police Lieutenant $48,224/year
Public Works Director/ $53,198/yaer
City Engineer
Finance Director $48,804/year
Parks, Recreation, and $45,285/year
Forestry Director
Police Sergeant $46,596/year
Building Official • $39,522/year
Public Works Foreman $40,604/year
Accountant $29,730/year •
Parks, Recreation, and $29,730/year
Forestry Assistant
Administrative Secretary $27,818/year
Police Secretary $12.12/hour
Public Works/Community $11.56/hour
Development Secretary
Utility Accounting Clerk $11.49/hour
Accounting Clerk $11.24/hour
Police Clerk-Typist $11.02/hour
Receptionist $ 8.77/hour
Community Service Officer $ 7.42/hour
Senior Citizen Coordinator $ 6,971/year
Assistant Engineer $12.07/hour
Planning Technician $11.92/hour
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City will contribute up to a
maximum of $250 per month per employee for Group Health and Life
Insurance, including dependent coverage.
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that the salaries established herein shall
not in any way alter or affect the salaries of employees who are
covered by a Labor Agreement adopted by the City Council.
Adopted this 26th day of December, 1990.
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Mayor
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Acting Clerk-Administrator
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CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
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;
WHEREAS, The City Council has reviewed the claims numbers:
32310 through 32417 in the amount of $ 48,110.72
31996 through 32015 in the amount of $ 69,762.06
through in the amount of $
through in the amount of $
. TOTAL AMOUNT OF CLAIMS PRESENTED $ 117,872.78
and has found said claims to be just and correct;
(list of any exception)
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the City Council of Mounds View
hereby approved the attached lists of claims dated 12/27/90 by the
vote ayes nayes
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
Clerk-Administrator
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0OR CHECK CHECK lNVUlCE INVOICE DlSCUUNT CHECK
10 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT-
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MOUNT53 JOHN L DRANGER 32310 12/27/90 12/27/90 . 30.00 30.01:,
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-901000 ANT- 30.00 DESC-JOHN L. BRANGER/REFUHD
VENDOR TU[AL 30.00 30.00
54 CONAGRA 32311 12/27/90 12/27/90 24.00 24.0S
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-114000 AM[- 24.00 DESC-CUNAGRA/12 CALENDARS
VENDOR TOTAL 24.00 24.0O
55 DAVE COPELAND 32312 12/27/90 12/27/90 00.86 80.86
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-513000 AMT- 80.86 DESC-DAVE COPELAND/REPAIR
VENDOR TUTAL 80.86 80.86
56 JOHN GROVER 32313 12/27/90 12/27/9O 40.00 40.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-901000 AM[- 40.00 DESC-JOHN GROVER/REFUND-5261 St-1141S0
VENDOR TOTAL 40.00 40.00
57 ALAN HANS 32314 12/27/90 12/27/9O 30.50 3O.50
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-901000 ANI- 30.50 DESC-ALAN HANS/REFUND-2630 CLEARVW
VENDOR [OTAL 30.50 30.50
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58 L���w�ITZELMAN 32315 12/27/90 12/27/90 26.02 26.02
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4353-160213 AMT- 26.02 DESC-LEE HlTZEMAH/PHO[US
VENDOR TOTAL 26.02 26.02
59 CAROL HAFFELY 32316 12/27/90 12/27/90 40.00 40.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-901000 AMT- 40.00 DESC-CAROL HAI-FM/REFUND-55'16 ST M
VENDOR TOTAL 40.00 40.00
60 DOUGLAS JAEGER/CAROLY* 32317 12/27/90 12/27/90 40.00 40.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-901000 AMT- 40.00 DESC-D JAEGER/C PATTEN-REFUND 7878
VENDOR TOlAL 40.00 40.00
S1 JURRENS CONSTRUCT-ION * 32318 12/27/90 12/27/90 50.00 50.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-3991-800000 ANT- 50.00 DESC-JURRENS CONST/REF DEPOSIT
VENDOR TOTAL 50.00 50.00
52 LEROY MCCARTHY 32319 12/27/9O 12/27/90 63.O0 63.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-3500-352107 AMT- 63.00 DESC-LEROY MCCAR[HY/REFUND
VENDOR TOTAL 63.00 63.00
53 ANDREW KRAUSE 32320 12/27/90 12/27/90 50.00 50.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-343000 AMT- 50.00 DESC-ANDREW KRAUSE/PHOTO CONTEST WR
VENDOR TOTAL 50.00 50.00
S4 liRAWCZYK 32321 12/27/90 12/27/90 50.00 50.00
A ��T NUMBER- 100-4350-343000 AMT- 50.00 DESC-ANN KRAWCZYK/PHOTO CONTEST WNR
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VENDOR TOTAL 50.00 50.00
)5 DALE PETERSON 32322 12/27/90 12/27/90 40.00 40.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-901000 ANT- 40.00 MSC-DALE PETERSON/REFUND 5116 R OK
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DOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
0 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNl AMOUNT
VENDOR TO[AL . 40.00 40.00
66 MAY SEVERSON 32323 12/27/90 12/27/90 50.00 50.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-343000 AMT- 50.00 DESC-MAY SEVERSUN/PHOTO CONTEST WNR
VENDOR TOTAL 50.00 50.00
67 TRANSPORT FOR CHRIST 32324 12/27/90 12/27/90 65.00 65.0O
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-2306-000000 AMT- 65.00 DESC-TRANSPORl FOR CHRiST/REFUND
VENDOR TOTAL 65.00 65.00
19 GAYLE NELSON 32325 12/27/90 12/27/90 5.00 5.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-3500-351017 ANT- 5.00 8ESC-GAYLE NELSON/REFUND
VENDOR TOTAL 5.00 5.0O
90 A T & T 32326 12/27/90 5164812780 12/02/90 4.40 4.40
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-310000 AMT- 4.40 DESC-ATXT/COMMUNICATIONS
VENDOR 7O[AL 4.40 4.40
OO AMERICAN WATER WORKS x 32327 12/27/90 12/27/90 22.45 22.45
iv NUMBER- 700-4121-125000 AMT- 22.45 DESC-AWWA/8EST OF GIMMICKS-GADGETS
VENDOR TOTAL 22.45 22.45
26 AIRSIGNAL, INC. 32328 12/27/90 8364515 12/01/90 50.00 50.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-303000 AMT- 50.00 DESC-AIRSIGNAL/DECEMBER LEASE
VENDOR TO[AL 50.00 50.00
23 AMERICAN OFFICE PRODU* 32329 12/27/90 235382 12/14/90 121.38 121.38
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-114000 ANT- 121.38 UESC-AMERICAN OFFICE PROD/SUPPLIES
VENDOR TOTAL 121.38 121.38
30 AMERICAN RED CROSS 32330 12/27/90 22/57 12/11/90 175.00 175.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-160240 AMT- 175.00 DESC-AM RED CROSS/LIFEGUARD TRAINNG
VENDOR TOTAL 175.00 175.00
56 ASPEN INC. 32331 12/27/90 11/23/90 920.00 920.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 650-4120-705O00 AMT- 920.00 DESC-ASPEN NURSERY/DRIVEWAY CLOSURE
VENDOR TOTAL 920.00 92O.00
)0 BRC ELECTIONS - MIDWE* 32332 12/27/90 4514566 11/27/90 317.19 317.19
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4140-703000 AMT- 317.19 DESC-BRC/DATA MEMORY PACK
VENDOR TOTAL 317.19 317.19
30 BASTIEN PRODUCTS INC 32333 12/27/90 388002 12/11/90 72.58 72.58
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-122000 AMT- 72.58 DESC-BASTIEN PRODUC[S/STIKIT DISC
VENDOR TOTAL 72.58 72.58
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)5 BEISSWENGER'S 32334 12/2//90 26B 12/11/90 8.70 8.70
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-123000 AMT- 8.70 DESC-BE1SSWENGER'S/8OLTS & NUTS
32334 12/27/90 11A 12/11/90 6.49 6.49
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-160000 AMT- 6.49 DESC-BEISSWENGER'S/CUTTER WHEEL
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] VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMUUNl AMOUNT AMOUNT
32334 12/27/90 12B 12/05/90 8.95 8.95
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-1230OO AMT- 8.95 DESC-BEISSWENGER'S/SEDIMENT FILlER
32334 12/27/90 338 12/06/90 65.16 65.16
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-123000 AMI- 65.16 DESC-BElSSWENGER'S/SUPPLIES
32334 12/27/90 304777 12/27/9O23.7O 23.70
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-123000 AMT- 23.70 DESC-BEISSWENGER'S/SHARPEH SAW
VENDOR TOTAL 113.00 11 :.00
10 BEL-RAE BALLROOM, INC* 32335 12/27/90 12/27/90 150.00 150.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4140-160000 AMT- 150.00 DESC-BEL-RAE BALLRDUM/RENTAL
VENDOR TOTAL 150.00 150.00
;O BOYER FORD TRUCKS 32336 12/27/90 886346 12/13/90 8.42 8.42
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-123000 AMT- 8.42 BI-:SC-BOYER TRUCK/GASKET
VENDOR TOTAL 8.42 8.42
`O BRIGHTON VETERINARY H* 32337 12/27/90 11/30/90 240.00 240.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4240-303000 AMT- 240.00 DESC-BRIGHTON VET NOSH/NOV SERVICE
VENDOR TO7AL 240.00 240.00
0 TAION BUCK 32338 12/27/90 12/27/90 60.00 60.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-513O00 AMT- 60.00 DESC-THERON BUCK/CLEAN SHUlGUNS
VENDOR TOTAL 60.00 60.00
O CARGILL SALT DIVISION 32339 12/27/90 677257 12/03/90 639.06 639.06
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 639.06 DESC-
VENDOR TOTAL 639.06 639.06
O CERES 32340 12/27/90 12/12/90 2447.75 2447.75
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-703000 ANT- 2447.75 DESC-CERES/REMOVAL OF 2 FUEL TANKS
VENDOR TOTAL 2447.75 2447.75
5 CHASE THIRD CENTURY L* 32341 12/27/90 12/27/90 47 .40 47.40
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-160000 ANT- 47.40 DESC-CHASE-THIRD LEASING/COPIER
VENDOR TOTAL 47.40 47.40
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0 CINEQUIPT 32342 12/27/90 24805 12/1O/9O 21.69 21. Y
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-160000 AMT- 21.69 DESC-ClNEQUIP, INC./U-CRIMP
VENDOR TOTAL 21.69 21.69
0 COAST TO COAST 32343 12/27/90 002583 11/15/90 5.14 5.14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-160000 ANT- 5.14 DESC-COAST TO COAST/ELEC-DUCT TAPE
32343 12/27/90 002687 11/28/90 8. 30 8.30
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-160000 AMT- 8.30 DESC-COAST TO COAST/ROPE a CLEANER
32343 12/27/90 002788 12/13/90 1.45 1.45
A NUMBER- 100-4260-122000 ANT- 1.45 DESC-COAST TO COAST/BATTERY
� 32343 12/27/90 002778 12/12/90 9.49 9.49
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-123000 AMT- 9.49 DESC-COAST 10 COAST/LAWN BLADE
32343 12/27/90 002750 12/07/90 .35 .35
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-121000 ANT- .35 DESC-COAST TO COAST/PVC FITTING
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0 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
32343 12/27/90 002749 12/07/90 . 2.77 2.77
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-121000 AMT- 2.77 DESC-COAST TO CUAS[/GALV. FITTlNG
32343 12/27/90 002717 12/03/90 12.78 12.78
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-160000 AMT- 12.78 DESC-COAST TO COAST/FLASHLIGHT
32343 12/27/90 002734 12/05/90 2.58 2.58
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-121000 ANT- 2.58 DESC-COAST TO COASI/2 ELBOWS
32343 12/27/90 002668 11/27/90 2.31 2.31
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-160000 AMT- 2.31 DESC-COAST TO COAST/7 BOLTS
32343 12/27/90 002716 12/03/90 5.18 5.18
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-121000 AMT- 5.18 8ESC-COAS7 10 CDAST/PIPE CAPS
32343 12/27/90 002704 11/30/90 .93 .93
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-160000 AMU- .93 BEST-COAST 10 COAST/PARIS
VENDOR TOTAL 51.28 51.28
25 CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL* 32345 12/27/90 M 084997 11/30/90 114.00 114.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-121000 AMT- 114.00 DESC-CONSTRUC7ION MATERIALS/LUMBER
VENDOR TOTAL 114.O0 114.00
75 CONTRACT CLEANING SPE* 32346 12/27/90 12/01/9O 591.00 591.00
ACia01 NUMBER- 100-4190-351000 AMT- 560.00 DESC-CCS/DECEM8ER CLEANING SERVICE
AC0O,NT NUMBER- 100-4190-121000 AMT- 31.00 DESC-CCS/PAPER TOWELS
VENDOR TUTAL 591.00 591.00
95 COPY DUPLICATING PROD* 32347 12/27/90 1297354 12/05/90 124.00 124.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-112000 ANT- 124.00 DESC-COPY DUPLICATING PROD/PAPER
VENDOR TOTAL 124.00 124.0O
DO COPY SALES 32348 12/27/90 00133499 11/08/90 710.01 710.01
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-401000 AMT- 710.01 DESC-COPY SALES/COPY RENTAL
VENDOR TOTAL 710.01 710.01
25 COTTENS INC 32349 12/27/90 8-890915 12/12/90 27.57 27.57
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-122000 ANT- 27.57 DESC-CD[TEN'S/V-BELT
32349 12/27/90 6-890456 12/06/90 14.00 14.00
ACCOUNTNUMBER- 100-4260-123000 ANT- 14.00 DESC-COTTEN'S/BEARING
32349 12/27/90 6-890399 12/05/90 53.23 53.23
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-513000 ANT- 53.23 DESC-COTTEN'S/HOSES
32349 12/27/90 S-890365 12/05/90 20. 32 :C. ,-
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-122000 AMTm 20.32 DESC-COT[EN'S/FIL7ERS-8ULDS-FUSES
32349 12/27/90 6-890101 12/03/90 11.52 11.52
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-123000 ANT- 11.52 DESC-COTTEN'S/12 - REFLECTO
VENDOR TOTAL 126.64 126.64
10 COUNTRY CLUB MARKET 32350 12/27/90 11/05/90 8.38 8.38
AC T NUMBER- 100-4350-390000 ANT- 8.38 DESC-COUNTRY CLUB MKT/GROCERIES
���� VENDOR TOTAL 8.38 8.38
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;O DCA, INC. 32351 12/27/90 42168 12/17/90 102.00 102.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-303000 ANT- 102.00 DESC-DCA, INC/NOV ADMIN FEE
VENDOR TOTAL 102.00 102.00
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DOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
0 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
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00 DAVIES WATER EQUIPMEN* 32352 12/27/90 3275 12/05/90 263.00 263.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-160000 AMT- 263.00 DESC-DAVIES WATER EQUIP/WRENCHES
VENDOR TOTAL 263.00 263.O0
00 DRESSER TRAP ROCK, IN* 32353 12/27/90 25714-00 12/05/90 663.42 663.42
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 663.42 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25743-00 12/11/90 332.44 332.44
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 332.44 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25665-00 11/30/90 12.87 12.87
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 12.87 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25661-00 11/30/90 12.82 12.82
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 12.82 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25663-00 11/30/90 12.91 12.91
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 12.91 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25662-0011/30/90 12.78 12.78
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 12.78 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25664-00 11/30/90 12.77 12.77
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 AMT- 12.77 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25671-00 11/30/90 335.85 335.85
ACIIIhT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 ANT- 335.85 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX
32353 12/27/90 25755-00 12/14/90 126.57 126.57
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ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-127000 ANT- 126.57 DESC-DRESSER TRAP ROCK/SANDING MIX I
VENDOR TOTAL 1522.43 1522.43
)0 FALK PAPER COMPANY 32355 12/27/90 DI 051312 11/21/90 200.25 200.25
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-160000 AMT- 200.25 DESC-FALK PAPER CO/12 OZ HOT CUPS
VENDOR TOTAL 200.25 200.25
5 FEDORS MARKET 32356 12/27/90 11/30/90 6.43 6.43
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160042 AMT- 6.43 DESC-FEDOR'S MKT/GROCERIES
32356 12/27/90 11/30/90 2.37 2.37
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-114000 AMT- 2.37 DESC-FEDOR'S/GROCERIES
32356 12/27/90 11/19/90 9.40 9.40
ACCOUNTNUMBER- 700-4121-160000 AMT- 9.40 DESC-FEDOR'S/GROCERIES
VENDOR TOTAL 18.20 18.20
'O GENERATOR SPECIALTY C* 32357 12/27/90 2057 11/01/90 124.50 124.50
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-123000 AMT.:: 124.50 DESC-GENERATOR SPECIALTY/STARTER
VENDOR TOTAL 124.50 124.50
i5 GOPHER BEARING COMPAN* 32358 12/27/90 903400540 12/07/90 17.52 17.52
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-123000 AMT- 17.52 DESC-GOPHER BEARING/OIL SEAL-ROLLER
VENDOR TOTAL 17.52 17.52
0 Gill R STATE ONE-CALL* 32359 12/27/90 1190351 11/30/90 77.50 77.50
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-160000 AMT- 77.50 DESC-GOPHER STATE ONE-CALL/NOV
VENDOR TOTAL 77.50 77.50
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0 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMP* 32360. 12/27/90 104-210097 12/13/90 17.38 17.38
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DOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
0 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT- AMOUNT -
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-123000 ANT- 17.38 DESC- RAYBAR: ELECT/MI-1G THERMAL UNT •
VENDOR TOTAL • - 17.38 17.38
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W v1 GRAINGER INC 32361 .1�:./�/,- ��'�) 497-829760-6 4:..r�1t/�'�J ��•»..._3:.. ._+_•.._1._
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-121000 ANT- 53.52 DESC-GRAINGER/PARTS
VENDOR TOTAL 53.52 53.52
57 GRAPHIC SOLUTIONS32362 1 2' '2`'/ 0 198912/05/90 0t
:� y;..,`�.r r 9,� �!�+,. � 36.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-114000 ANT- 36.00 DESC-GRAPHIC SOLUTIONS/PKT NOTARIES
VENDOR TOTAL 35.00 36.00
)0 HYDRAULIC `.23 1 2 ,� /9., 73.98
98 7 96
rIYI!F.t,UL:CC SPECIALTY C' _..„4 ; 12/27/90. 110957 i.�r 0`�: fw r= .�t .':=_!, ,-,.;
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-12:3000 ANT-. 73.98 DESC-HYDRAULIC SPECIAL E Y/COU'P'LER`:
VENDOR TOTAL 73.96 7::. .9;
v�.� HYDROTEX,L!RCITEX, INC.II•TC32364 12/27/90 r 0 '=42844 11,/25/90 421.40 421.40
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-170000 ANT- 421.40 DESC-HYDROIEX/POWER KLEEN
VENDOR- TOTAL 421.40 421.40
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i0 DAWN LABORATORIES„ 32365 12/27/90 12/27/90 48.00 48.00
AC TT NUMBER- 700-4121-303000 ANT- 48.00 DESC-INGMAN/ANALYSES
VENDOR TOTAL 48.00 48.00
,0 INTOXIMETERS, INC. 32366 12/27/90 908505 09/17/90 395.00 395.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-703000 ANT- 395.00 DESC-INTOXINETERS/AS--L.D-NNO LITE AS
VENDOR TOTAL 395.00 395.00
10 KNOX COMMERCIAL CREDI* 32367 12/27/90 714349 12/14/90 121 .12 127.12
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-121000 ANT- 127.12 DESC-KNOX LUMBER/WINDOW
VENDOR TOTAL 127.12 127.12
.5 LMCIT 32368 12/27/90 12/27/90 14736.25 14l=6u2:
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-050000 ANT- 1101.25 .DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120.050000 ANT- 89.75 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4130-050000 ANT- 240.00 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COM1' INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100.4150-050000 ANT- 93.00 DESC-LNCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- :100-4160-0550000 ANT- 378.25 L!ESC-•'LMCI1/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-050000 ANT-- 19.25 DESC-LNCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-050000 AMT- 6521.50 DESC-LNCIT•/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4230-050000 AMT- 202.50 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS CONE INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4240-050000 ANT- 43.25 DESC--LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-050000 ANT- 282.00 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-0500100 ANT- 1235.00 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-050000 ANT- 1280.75 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACC aT NUMBER- 100-4360-050000 ANT- 1108.00 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
AC` T NUMBER- 250.4351-050000 ANT- 301.25 DESC-LNCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCT NUMBER- 250-4352-050000 AMT- 35.50 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4353.050000 AMT- 53.25 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- . 250-4354-050000 ANT- 290.50 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-050000 -ANT- 70.50 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
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C10-01 MOUNDS VIEW
DOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
0 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 275-4451-050000 AMT- 50.73 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4120-050000 AMT- 467.75 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-050000 ANT- 460.25 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 73O-412O-050000 ANT- 412.00 DESC-LMCIT/WORKERS COMP INS
VENDOR TOTAL 14736.25 14736.25
30 LAYNE MINNESOTA COMPA* 32371 12/27/90 11541 12/05/90 136.79 136.79
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-125000 ANT- 136.79 DESC-LAYNE MINNESO7A/PAR[S
VENDOR TOTAL 136.79 136.79
)0 LET[ERTECH 32372 12/27/90 5116 12/13/90 8.10 8.10
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-513000 AMT- 8.10 DESC-LETTERTECH/CANDICE 2" DK.BLUE
VENDOR TOTAL 8.10 8.10
45 LILLIE SURURBAN NEWS 32373 12/27/90 10/31/90 479.95 479.95
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4100-341000 AMT- 29.00 DESC-LILLIE SUBURBAN/ADS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4140-341000 AMT- 400.20 DESC-LILLIE SUBURBAN/ADS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-2303-000949 ANT- 14.50 DESC-LILLIE SUBURBAN/PUBLIC HEARING
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 1OO-2303-000994 AMT- 13.05 DESC-LILLIE SUBURBAN/PUBLIC HEARING
AC T NUMBER- 100-2303-000995 AMT- 11.60 DESC-LILLIE SUBURBAN/PUBLIC HEARING
AC8����T NUMBER- 100-2303-000996 ANT- 11.60 DESC-LILLIE SUBURBAN/PUBLIC HEARING
VENDOR TOTAL 479.95 479.95
>O LORENZ BUS SERVICE, I* 32374 12/27/90 12/13/90 94.00 94.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-390000 AMT- 94.00 DESC-LORENZ BUS/HAWS BLDG-SENIORS
32374 12/27/90 904413 11/30/90 138.00 138.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160028 ANT- 138.00 DESC-LORENZ BUS/TARGET CENTER
VENDOR TOTAL 232.00 232.00
O MAC QUEEN EQUIPMENT I* 32375 12/27/90 10642 12/11/90 88.78 88.78
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-123000 AMT- 88.78 DESC-MACQUEEN EQUIP/GUTTER BROOM
32375 12/27/90 10728 12/13/90 9.63 9.63
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-123000 AMT- 9.63 DESC-MACQUEEN EQUIP/PTS BK & MANUAL
VENDOR TOTAL 98.41 98.41
1 RIC MINETOR 32376 .12/27/90 12/27/90 15O.00 150.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-380000 ANT- 150.09 DESC-RIC MINETOR/NOV CAR ALLOWANCE
VENDOR TOTAL • 150.00 150.00
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9 MINN. POLLUTION CONTR* 32377 12/27/90 12/27/90 180.00 180.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-363000 AMT- 180.00 DESC-MPCA/HANGGI-MORTENSON-DECHEINE
VENDOR TOTAL 180.00 180.00
5 MINNESOTA SAFETY COUN* 32378 12/27/90 2527 11/30/90 95.00 95.00 �iiACC NUMBER- 700-4121-363000 AMT- 95.00 DESC-MINN SAFETY COUNCIL/DUES
VENDOR TOTAL 95.00 95.00
D CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW 32379 12/27/90 12/27/90 9.50 9.50
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-901000 AMT- 9.50 DESC-C OF MV/2630 CLEARVIEW AVE
VENDOR TOTAL 9.50 9.50
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0 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
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00 MULTI-TECH SYSTEMS, I* 32380 12/27/90 151452-00 12/14/90 252.07 252.07
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-125000 ANT- 252.07 DESC-MULTI-TECH SYSTEMS/MODEM 224E
VENDOR TOTAL 252.07 252.07
50 N E P CORPORATION 32381 12/27/90 161347 12/13/90 106.90 106.90
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-160000 AMT- 106.90 DESC-NEP/SUPPLIES
VENDOR TOTAL 106.90 106.90
00 NORSEMAN TROPHIES K A* 32382 12/27/90 39 12/11/90 2.75 2.75
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160015 AMT- 2.75 DESC-NORSEMAN TROPHIES/LABEL PIN
32382 12/27/90 1545 12/07/90 13.50 13.50
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160014 AMT- 13.50 DESC-NORSEMAN TROPHIES/ 30 RIBBONS
VENDOR TOTAL 16.25 16.25
3O NORTHERN STATES POWER* 32383 12/27/90 12/27/90 3275.75 3275.75
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-321000 ANT- 884.08 DESC-NSP/CITY HALL-2401 HIGHWAY 10
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-322000 ANT- 474.09 DESC-NSP/CITY HALL-2401 HIGHWAY 10
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4230-321000 ANT- 5.56 DESC-NSP/SIREN #1-1755 CO RD I W
ACIONT NUMBER- 100-4260-321000 ANT- 260.48 DESC-NSP/GARAGE - 2466 BRONSON DR
ACIIPT NUMBER- 100-4260-322000ANT- 425.30 DESC-NSP/GARAGE - 2466 BRONSON DR
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-325000 ANT- 13.85 DESC-NSP/SIGNAL-2800 HWY 10
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-325000• AMT- 123.89 DESC-NSP/SIGNAL-CO RD H2 a HWY 10
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-321000 AMT- 7.12 DESC-NSP/5324 JACKSON DRIVE
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-321000 AMT- 91.37 DESC-NSP/7901 GREENWOOD DRIVE
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-322000 AMT- 27.31 DESC-NSP/LAMBERT SHLTR-5324 JACKSON �
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-321000 ANT- 46.62 DESC-NSP/2408 HILLVIEW ROAD
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-321000 AMT- 19.33 DESC-NSP/WELL #2-2524 BRONSON DR NE
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-322000 ANT- 14.00 DESC-NSP/WELL #2-2524 BRONSON DR NE
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-322000 ANT- 124.89 DESC-NSP/WELL #5-5100 LONG LAKE RD
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-322000 ANT- 75.29 DESC-NSP/WELL #6-7545 GROVELAND RD
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-322000 ANT- 19.24 DESC-NSP/WELL #3-2426 BRONSON DR NE
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-322000 AMT- 32.55 DESC-NSP/BOOSTER-2450 BRONSON DR NE
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-322000 ANT- 45.05 DESC-NSP/WELL #2-2524 BRONSON DR NE
ACCOUNT -NUMBER- 700-4121-322000 AMT- 28.51 DESC-NSP/WELL #4-2408 HILLVIEW RD
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-321000 ANT- 28.80 DESC-NSP/LIFT STAT #1-5396 RAYMOND
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-321000 AMT- 528.42 DESC-NSP/WELL #5-5100 LONG LAKE RD
VENDOR TOTAL 3275.75 3275.75
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50 NORTHGATE COMPUTER SY* 32386 12/27/90 55248 12/12/90 300.00 300.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-703000 ANT- 300.00 DESC-NORTHGATE COMPUTER SYST/UPGRD
VENDOR TOTAL 300.00 300.00
N NYSTROM PUBLISHING CO* 32387 12/27/90 9288 12/14/90 2628.00 2628.00
Al NUMBER- 100-4350-343000 ANT- 1314.00 DESC-NYSTRON PUBLISHING/NEWSLETTER
AI���T NUMBER- 100-4190-343000 AMT- 1314.00 DESC-NYSTRON PUBLISHING/NEWSLETTER
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VENDOR TOTAL 2628.00 2628.00
PENNZOIL PRODUCTS COM* 32383 12/27/90 L-157990 11/29/90 69.60 69.60
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-122000 ANT- 69.60 DESC-PENNZOIL PROD/TYPE F FLUID
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C1O-01 MOUNDS VIEW
DOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
3 VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
VENDOR TOTAL 69.60 69.60
}O PERFECT "10" CAR WASH 32389 12/27/90 12/27/90 25.00 25.00
ACCOUNT' NUMBER- 100-4200-513000 AMT- 25.00 DESC-PERFECT "10"/CAR WASHES-NOV
VENDOR TOTAL 25.00 25.00
.5 PERSONNEL DECISIONS, * 32390 12/27/90 30792 11/30/90 20.00 20.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4130-303000 AMT- 20.00 DESC-PERSONNEL DECISIONS/BLANK FORM
VENDOR TOTAL 20.00 20.00
)O QUALITY MEDICAL PR8DU* 32391 12/27/90 012557 12/04/90 17.54 17.54
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4352-160130 AMT- 17.54 DESC-QUALITY MEDICAL PROD/TUBING
VENDOR TOTAL 17.54 17.54
)O R & H ENTERPRISES 32392 12/27/90 16686 12/03/90 92.55 92.55
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-121000 ANT- 92.55 DESC-R & H ENTERPRISES/PARTS
VENDOR TOTAL 92.55 92.55
.O RAMSEY COUNTY TREASUR* 32393 12/27/90 K00075 40504 12/07/90 46.17 46.17
AC T NUMBER- 100-4140-160000 ANT- 46.17 DESC-RAMSEY COUNTY/MAIL NOOFICA[NS
���� 32393 12/27/90 K 04806 06/04/90 20.00 20.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4180-303000 ANT- 20.00 DESC-RAMSEY COUNTY/RECORDING FEES
32393 12/27/90 K00040 40504 11/29/90 41.04 41.04
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4140-303O00 ANT- 41.04 DESC-RAMSEY COUNTY/MAIL NDTIFICATNS
32393 12/27/90 K00028 40504 11/26/90 378.40 378.40
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4140-343000 ANT- 378.40 DESC-RAMSEY COUNTY/OPTICAL SCAN BLT
VENDOR TOTAL 485.61 485.61
0 ROAD RESCUE, INC 32394 12/27/90 110471 11/30/90 46.46 46.46
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-160000 ANT- 46.46 DESC-ROAD RESCUE/SPACE BLANKET
VENDOR TOTAL 46.46 46.46
0 PAMELA ROSE 32395 12/27/90 121090 12/10/90 78.00 78.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4100-020000 ANT- 78.00 DESC-PAMELA ROSE/MINUTES 12-10-90
VENDOR TOTAL 78.00 78.00
0 MARY SAARION 32396 12/27/9O 12/27/90 34.08 34.O8
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-380000 AMT- 21 .60 DESC-MARY SAARION/MILEAGE
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-380000 AMT-` 12.48 DESC-MARY SAARION/MILEAGE
VENDOR TOTAL 34.08 34.08
0 ST PAUL BOOK & STATIO* 32397 12/27/90 053475 09/17/90 12.45 12.45
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160011AMT- 12.45 DESC-ST PAUL BOOK & STAT/STICKERS
32397 12/27/90 051598 10/20/90 23.92 23.92
AC NUMBER- 25O-4351-16OO11 AMT- 23.92 DESC-ST PAUL BOOK & STAT/CERTIFICTE ^
d � VENDOR TOTAL 36.37 36 37
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� SHORT ELLIOTT & HENDR* 32398 12/27/90 9257 11/30/90 485.11 485.11
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4122-303000 AMT- 485.11 DESC-SEH/REROOFING-[UCK POINTING
32398 12/27/90 9252 11/30/90 876.27 876.27
0
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'10-01 MOUNDS VIEW
)OR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
] VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 420-4121-303000 ANT- 876.27 DESC-SEH/SURFACE WATER MGMT UTILlft
32398 12/27/90 9166 11/21/90 512.76 512.76
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4122-3O3000 AMT- 512.76 DLSC-SEH/BRONSON LIFT STATION
32393 12/27/90 9195 11/29/90 476.47 476.47
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4180-303000 ANT- 476.47 DESC-SEH/10 r, CTY RD J ACCESS STUDY
VENDOR TOTAL 2350.61 2350.61
>O JERRY SKELLY, JR. 32399 12/27/90 12/27/90 10.13 10.13
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-160000 ANT- 10.13 DESC-JERRY SKELLY/PARTS
VENDOR TOTAL 10.13 10.13
)5 SNYDERS DRUG STORES 32400 12/27/90 57807 12/11/90 35.98 35.98
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160017 AMT- 35.98 DESC-GNYDERS/FILM
32400 12/27/90 57804 12/04/90 24.79 24.79
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160042 AMT- 8.03 DESC-SNYDER'S/TAG BOARD a au': PENS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-160260 ANT- 16.76 DESC-SNYDER'S/CHRISTMAS CARDS
VENDOR TOTAL 60.77 60.77
'O CITY OF SPRING LAKE P* 32401 12/27/90 444 12/10/90 35.00 35.00
ACQ��N�T NUMBER- 250-4352-160107 AMT- 35.00 [ESC-SPRING LAKE PARK/11-3O r. 12-06
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'O SPRING LAKE PARK LUMB* 32402 12/27/90 057312 11/09/90 21.00 21.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-121000 AMT- 21.00 DESC-SPR LAKE PK LBR/1X6 #2 PINE
VENDOR TOTAL 21.00 21.00
8 STATE TREASURER 32403 12/27/90 12/27/90 15.00 15.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-363000 ANT- 15.00 DESC-STATE TREASURER/EXAM-HAHGGI
VENDOR TOTAL 15.00 15.00
0 SURBURBAN PROPANE 32404 12/27/90 932643 12/10/90 2728.83 2728.83
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-1260-000000 ANT- 2728.83 DESC-SURBURBAN PROPANE/FUEL
::2404 12/27/91) 190530 12/06/90 4875.49 4875.49
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-1260-000000 ANT- 4875.49 DESC-SURBURBAN PROPANE/FUEL
32404 12/27/90 932649 12/12/90 759.82 759.82
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-1260-000000 AMT- 759.82 DESC-SURBURBAN PROPANE/FUEL SHORlFL
VENDOR 701AL 6364.14 836�.14
0 JAMES T TOBIAS 32405 12/2700 12/27/90 65.00 65.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-363000 AMT- 30.00 DESC-JAMES TOBIAS/NORTH STAR MO
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-363000 AMT- 30.00 DESC-JAMES TOBIAS/IAPNO MEETINGS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-363000 AMT- 5.00 DESC-JAMES TOBIAS/PARKING
VENDOR TOTAL 65.00 65.00
5 fOilkCOMPANY 32406 12/27/90 401047 11/30/90 5.10 5.10
ACM,- NUMBER- 100-4260-160000 AMT- 5.10 DESC-TOLL CO/SUPPLIES
VENDOR TOTAL 5.10 5.10
0 U S WEST 32407 12/27/90 12/27/90 1128.19 1128.19
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-310000 ANT- 736.59 DESC-U S WEST/784-3035
0
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DOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
] VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-310000 AMT- 61.95 DESC-U S WEST/484-9155
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-310000 AMT- 129.00 DESC-U S WEST/E07-1580 •
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-310000 AMT- 29.62 DESC-U S WEST/E23-4156
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-310000 ANT- 16.24 DESC-U S WEST/E83-0217
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-310000 AMT- 16.24 DESC-U S WEST/E83-0053
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-310000 ANT- 16.24 DESC-U S WEST/E83-0213
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-310000 AMT- 16.24 DESC-U S WEST/E83-O214 ,
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-310000 AMT- 16.24 DESC-U SWEST/E83-0216
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-310000 AMT- 16.24 DESC-U S WEST/E83-0059
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-310000 AMT- 53.90 DESC-U S WEST/EO3-0242
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-310000 ANT- 19.69 DESC-U S WEST/780-1908
VENDOR TOTAL • 1128.19 • 1128.19
50 MIKE ULRICH 32409 12/27/90 12/27/90 18.21 18.21
• ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-160000ANT- 18.21 DESC-MICHALE ULRICH/MSSA LUNCHEON
VENDOR TOTAL • 18.21 13.21
)0 UNITOG RENTALS SYSTEM 32410 12/27/9O 2832741217 12/17/90 128.13 128,13
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-240000 AMT- 128.13 DESC-UNITOG/UNIFORM RENTAL
32410 12/27/90 2832741210 12/10/90 206.63 206.63
ACIRT NUMBER- 730-4121-240000 AMT- 206.63 DESC-UNITOG/UNIFORM RENTAL
32410 12/27/90 2832741203 12/03/90 100.68 100.68
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-240000 AMT- 100.68 DESC-UNITOG/UNIFORM RENTAL
VENDOR TOTAL 435.44 435.44
>O VIKING CHEVROLET 32411 12/27/90 163910 12/04/90 47.80 47.80
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-122000 AMT- 47.80 DESC-VIKING CHEV/ARM KIT
32411 12/27/90 164384 12/18/90 11.95 11.95
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-122000 AMT- 11.95 DESC-VIKING CHEV/FIL7ER
VENDOR TOTAL 59.75 59.75
)O VIKING ELECTRIC 32412 12/27/90 580937 12/08/90 55.87 55.87
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-703000 AMT- 55.87 DESC-VIKING ELEC/PARTS
32412 12/27/90 580946 12/08/90 38.09 38.09
ACCOUNT -NUMBER- 100-4260-703000 ANT- 38.09 DESC-VIKING ELEC/PARTS
32412 12/27/90 581064 12/08/90 19.76 19./6
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-703000 AMT- 19.76 DESC-VIKING ELEC/PARTS
VENDOR TOTAL 113.72 113./2
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)O VOSS ELECTRIC SUPPLY * 32413 12/27/90 278565 11/29/90 88.24 88.24
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-123000 AMT- 88.24 DESC-VOSS ELEC SUP/BEAM & LAMP
VENDOR TOTAL 88.24 88.24 •
`O WEST PUBLISHING COMPA* 32414 12/27/90 56100551 12/27/90 18.00 18.00
AC411 NUMBER- 100-4200-343000 AMT- 18.00 DESC-WEST PUBLISHING/MN ST PP 1991
���� VENDOR TOTAL 18.00 18.00
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0 WESTWOOD PROFESSIONAL* 32415 12/27/90 11/26/90 15O.00 150.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 480-4120-303000 AMT- 150.00 DESC-WES[WOOD PROF SERV/SYSCO-TIF
VENDOR TOTAL 150.00 150.00
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0 VENDOR NAME HUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOU!' T
00 Z7; EQUIPMENT' CO1FPN% 1:415 12/27/90 0020713-1N 12/05/90 2
2: ._t 22/.80
ACCOUNT NUMBER— 7(\0-41: 1-1 "000 AMT— 227.80 DE:SC:—ZAHL EUU:LP/DRAIN BOWL ASSY.
VENDOR 101AL_ 227.00 227.30
7 -• F 2s/27 9 Cr 5292.A j2} rQ
00 _TF'!:iL>=f� INC :�.�:�1r 1' . - �I :fl inu�'_��.'�.�.4•� 1.Lr • �r -rt 16.63
ACCOUNT NUMBER,-- 700-4121—:L23000 ANT— 15.63 DEEC—ZIEOLER/ ILT?FR.
VENDOR TOTAL 15,.5 ': 15.5
GRAND TOTAL 48110./2 40J10.72
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)OR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
] VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
5 CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW 31996 12/04/90 12/04/90 . 69.72 69.72
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-42/0-363000 AMT- 31.53 DESC-C OF MV/PETTY CASH
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4352-160130 AMT- 6.00 DESC-C OF MV/PETTY CASH
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-114000 AMT- 23.01 DESC-C OF MV/PE[TY CASH
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-330000 AMT- 2.65 DESC-C OF MV/PETTY CASH
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160002 AMT- 6.53 DESC-C OF NV/PETTY CASH
VENDOR TOTAL 69.72 69.72
>O HICKOK, KITTY 32000 12/07/90 12/07/90 49.8O 49.80
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-363000 AMT- 49.80 DESC-KITTY HICKOK/MlLEAGE-USER GRP
VENDOR TOTAL 49.80 49.00
>O DOMINO'S PIZZA 32001 12/07/90 12/07/90 30.00 30.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-114000 AMT- 30.00 DESC-DOMINO'S/DEL. RECYCLING BINS
VENDOR TOTAL 30.00 30.00
i2 CUB SCOUNT PACK 367 32002 12/11/90 • 12/11/90 25.50 25.50
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-114000 AMT- 25.50 DESC-CUB SCOUT PACK 367/3 WREATHS
VENDOR TOTAL 25.50 25.50
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MN���LOU FINE 32003 12/12/90 12/12/90 85.00 85.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160017 AMT- 85.00 DESC-MARY LOU FINE/PARTY ENTERTNMNT
VENDOR TOTAL 85.00 85.00
1 WARREN BROWN 32004 12/12/90 12/12/90 25.00 25.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-160017 AMT- 25.00 DESC-WARREN BROWN/SANTA CLAUS-PARTY
VENDOR TOTAL 25.00 25.00
5 DONALD BRAGER 32005 12/12/90 12/12/90 265.34 265.34
ACCOUNT NUMBER- •100-4150-363000 AMT- 220.00 DESC-DON BRAGER/1991 ANNUAL CONF
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-363000 AMT- 45.34 DESC-DON BRAGER/MILEAGE & LUNCHEONS
VENDOR TOTAL 265.34 265.34
6 FIRSTAR NEW BRIGHTON * 320O6 12/14/90 12/14/90 55263.15 55263.15
ACCOUNTNUMBER- 100-4100-010000 AMT- 1400.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-010000 ANT- 995.20 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-011000 ANT- 33.75 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-020000 AMT- 600.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 10O-4130-010000 • AMT- 1356.45 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-010000 AMT- 3271.90 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4180-010000 ANT- 2636.60 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-010000 AMT- 672.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-020000 AMT- 162.50 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-010000 AMT- 21650.80 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
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ACC 4T NUMBER- 100-4200-011000 AMT- 30.89 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
AC NUMBER- 100-4200-020000 AMT- 443.10 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOONT NUMBER- 100-4230-010000 AMT- 650.43 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4240-020000 AMT- 284.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-010000 AMT- 1067.20 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-011000 AMT- 240.12 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
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)OR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
T VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
ACCOUNT NUMBER-- 100-4270-010000 ANT-- 2594.04 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-011000 ANT- 98.10 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 1000-4350-0:L0000 ANT- 2764.18 LIESC-FIRS TAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-020000 ANT- 771.40 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- :200-4360-010000 ANT- 2092.80 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-011000 ANT- 274.68 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-020002 ANT- 81.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-020014 ANT- 250.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-020021 ANT- 47.50 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4351-020042 ANT- 258.81 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-1.4
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4352.020114 ANT- 190.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER-- 50-4354-020229 ANT- 28.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12--14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-020231 AMT - 7.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
4
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-020'233 ANT- 63.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-020234 ANT-- 14.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-435.4-020237 ANT- 70.00 DE C-FIRSTAR/GR:OSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-02038 ANT- 28.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-020239 ANT- 28.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-020241 ANT- 7.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
AC, `T NUMBER- 250-4354-020244 ANT- 49.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCT NUMBER- 250.43.4-020253 ANT- 49.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-020255 ANT- 35.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/OROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250-4354-020256 ANT- 14.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 260-4121-020000 ANT- 245.00 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-020000 ANT- 586.50 DESC--FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4120-020000 ANT- 2488.21 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-020000 ANT- 2092.80 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12--14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-011000 ANT- 19.62 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4120-010000 ANT- 2173.71 DESC-FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-010000 ANT- 2092.80 DESC-FIRSTAR/OROSS 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-011000 ANT- 255.06 DESC--FIRSTAR/GROSS 12-14
32007 12/14x''90 12/14/90 2212.42 2212.42
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4100-031000 ANT- 7.98 DESC-FIRSSTAR/MEDICARE 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-031000 ANT- 9.19 DESC-FIRSTAR/MEDICARE 12-14
ACCOUNT-NUMBER- 100-4190-031000 ANT- 2.:36 DESC:-FIRSTAR/MEDICARE 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-031000 ANT- 36.29 DESC-FIRSTAR/MEDICARE 1.2.14
ACCOUNT NUMBER _ 250-4351-031000 AMT- 9.24 DE;C -IR a T=F ,MEDICh R12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 250- 435n_0?1J[? ANT- 2.76 L -S^ -- r FaTA' 'NE„ ICAR L 12-14 4
ACCOUNT
CCJUNT NUER- 250-4354-031000 AMT-, 5.68 DES C-F IiS- AR; 1EDI .ARE 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 260-4121-0:31000 AMT- 3.55 DESC-FIRSTAR/MEDICARE 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-031000 ANT- 1.91 MSC-FIRS-FAR/MEDICARE 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-030000 ANT-- 76.13 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4130-030000 ANT- 103.76 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-030000 ANT- 233.54 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACC dT NUMBER- 100-4180-030000 ANT- 201.71 DESC-FI.RSTAR/FICA 12-14 •
ACd T NUMBER- 100-4190-030000 AMT- 51.41 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCO NT NUMBER- 100-4200-030000 ANT- 104.95 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4240-030000 ANT- 21.73 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260.030000 ANT- 96.99 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-030000 ANT- 193.63 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
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'O VENDOR NAME NUMBER .DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUN1 AMOUNT
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-030000 ANT- 249.50 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA- 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-030000 ANT- 177.50 DESC-FIR'STAR/FICA• 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-030000 ANT- 34.77 DEEC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4120-030000 ANT- 145.99 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-030000 ANT- 152.50 CIESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4120-030000 AMT- 121.94 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4121-030000 ACT- 167.41 DESC-FIRSTAR/FICA 12-14
VENDOR TOTAL AL
57475.57 57475.57
70 GROUP HEALTH PLAN, ar : 32003 12? 14?90 12/14,90 8330.23 6330.28
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4130-040000 AMT- 298.95 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC; HEALTH PREM
- ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150--040000 ANT- 549.00 IIESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4180-040000 ANT- 104.7? DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-040000 ANT- 110.34 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER-- 100-4260-040000 ANT- 222.60 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-040000 AMT- 2565.60 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-040000 AMT- 519.86 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER-- 100-4230-040000 ANT- 54.90 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-040000 AMT- 439.20 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
AC 1T NUMBER- 100-4360-040000 ANT- 222.60 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PIEN
own- NUMBER- 700-4120-040000 ANT- 232.15 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-040000 ANT- 445.20 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4120-040000 ANT- 232.15 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER-. 730-4121-040000 ANT- 332.94 DESC-GROUP HEALTH/DEC HEALTH PREM
VENDOR TOTAL 63.30.23 - 6330.23
)0 PUB EMPLOYEES RETIiEM* 32009 12/14/90 12/14/90 3905.18 3905.18
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-033000 AMT- 44.58 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4130-03:3000 ANT- 60.76 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-003000 ANT- 146.57 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4130-033000 ANT- 52.88 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-033000 ANT- 30.11 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER - 100-4200-033000 ANT- 61.46 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-034000 - ANT- 2490.35 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT -NUMBER- 100-4230-034000 ANT- 78.05 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4240-0::000 ANT- 12.72 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER - 100-4260-033000 ANT- 50.57 D _cC- : lwt /Iy1SrONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-0:33000 ANT- 120.61 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-033000
0.-X350- i_3tt ah" 1_-.39 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-0:3:=000 AMT- 106.06 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 270-4120-03:3000 AMT-- 20.36 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4120-032000 AMT- 47.21 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4120-033000 AMT- 91.78 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER-- 700-4121-03:3000 AMT- 94.64 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
AlT NUMBER- 730-4120-032000 AMT- 47.21 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
AC 'T• NUMBER- 730-4120-033000 AMT- 77.68 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
ACC UNT NUMBER- 730-4121-033000 AMT- 105.19 DESC-PERA/PENSIONS
VENDOR TOTAL :3905.18 3905.18
5 FIDELITY & GUARANTY L* :32010 12/14/90 12/14/90 95.70 95.70
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MOR CHECK CHECK INVOICE INVOICE DISCOUNT CHECK
IO VENDOR NAME NUMBER DATE INVOICE NMBR DATE AMOUNT AMOUNT AMOUNT
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4130-041000 ANT- 4.35 DESC-FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREN
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-041000 ANT"- 7.25 DESC-FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREF!
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4180-041000 ANT- 2.43 DESC-FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-041000 ANT- 2.90 DESC-FID a GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4260-041000 AMT- 2.90 DESC-•FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREN
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-041000 ANT- 39.87 DESC-FID a GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4270-041000 ANT- 6.78 DESC-FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4230-041000 ANT- .73 DESC-FID ; GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-041000 AMT- 5.80 DESC-FID ° • GUAR/DEC• LIFE INS F'REM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4360-041000 ANT- 2.90 DESC-FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700.4120-041000 ANT- 4.09 DESC--FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
• ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4121-041000 ANT- 5.80 DESC-FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4120-041000 AMT-- 4,10 DESC-FID t GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREN
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730•.-4121-041000 ANT- 5.80 DESC-FID & GUAR/DEC LIFE INS PREM
VENDOR TOTAL 95.70 95.70
75 MINNESOTA MU IUAL LIFE 32011 12/14/90 12/14/90 • 17.00 1/.00
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-041000 ANT- 3.40 DESC-MINN MUTUAL/DEC INS LIFE PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- .100-4180-041000 ANT- 3.40 DESC-MINN MUTUAL/DEC INS LIFE PREM
AC [NT NUMBER- 100-4200-041000 ANT- 6,80 DESC-MINN MUTUAL/DEC INS LIFE PREM
•AdilpHT NUMBER- 700-4120-041000 AMT- 2.27 DESC-MINN MUTUAL/DEC INS LIFE PREM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4120-041000 ANT- 1.13 DESC-MINN MUTUAL/DEC INS LIFE PREM
VENDOR TOTAL 17.00 17.00
50 LMCIT HEALTH PROTECTI* 32012 12/14/90 12/14/90 527.10 527.10
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4120-040000 AMT- - 105.42 DESC-LMCIi/DLC HEALTH INS PREMIUM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4180-040000 ANT- 105.42 DESC-LMCIT/DEC HEALTH INS PREMIUM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4200-040000 ANT- 210.34 DESC-LMCIT/DEC HEALTH INS PREMIUM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 700-4120-040000 ANT- 70.63 DESC-LMCIT/DEC HEALTH INS PREMIUM
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 730-4120-040000 ANT- - 34.79 DESC-LMCIT/DEC HEALTH INS PREMIUM
VENDOR TOTAL 527.10 527.10
)0 U S POSTMASTER 32013 12/13/90 • 12/13/90 498.63 498.63
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4190-330000 ANT- 249.32 DESC-US POSTMASTER/NEWSLETTER
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4350-330000 AMT- 249.31 DESC-US POSTMASTER/NEWSLETTER
32014 12/14/90 12/14/90 350.00 350.00
NUMBER- 700-4120-330000 S POSTMASTER/4TH "y NT". Ci:;D
ACCOUNT F�(JNbE�,•- ANT- :CtESC-(I t;Ti�: iii, CRD
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VENDOR TOTAL 848,63 8488.63
)0 HICKOK, KITTY 32015 12/17/90 12/17/90 12.24 12.24
ACCOUNT NUMBER- 100-4150-363000 ANT- 12.24 DESC-KITTY HICKOK/MILEAGE
VENDOR TOTAL 12.24 12.24
0
GRAND TOTAL 69762.06 69762.06
MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 20, 1990
Subject :Negotiations with Teamsters Local #320
Regarding Union Contract for Police for 1991'
Police Chief Ramacher and I met with Robert Weisenburger
(Business Agent) and Jack Chambers (Steward) to negotiate the
contract proposals for 1991. The union had requested a 5% wage
increase, insurance increase of $75 per month, uniform allowance
increase of $25 per year, additional vacation accrual to a total
of 25 days at 20 years of service, an additional holiday and
premium pay for all holidays.
We agreed to the increase in the uniform allowance, holiday and
premium holiday pay. We agreed to no increase in the vacation
accrual, and an increase of $27.50 in the insurance contribution
• (this is consistent with maintenance and general staff) .
The union has revised theirwage request to 4.5% and a $9 per
month increase for differential for investigators. This would be
an overall increase of 5 . 18%. The maintenance employees and
general staff received an overall increase of 5%. An overall
increase of 5% for the police could be achieved with a 4. 375%
wage increase, .but the union indicated that they felt strongly
that 4 .5% was necessary to settle.
I am requesting Council direction on this matter.
•
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 20, 1990
Subject :Joint Powers Agreement for a Fire Training Association
Attached is the Joint Powers Agreement for forming a Fire
Training Association with the Cities of Fridley, Columbia
Heights, Brooklyn Center, Spring Lake Park, Blaine and Mounds
View. The City Attorney, Mark Karney, Has reviewed the agreement
and concurred in the wording. Spring LAke Park has executed this
agreement and Fire Chief Fagerstrom is taking the agreement to
each City in turn.
Chief Fagerstrom will be at the Council meeting on December 26th
to answer any questions or concerns you might have.
I recommend that the Council approve this agreement and authorize
• the Mayor and Acting Clerk-Administrator to execute this
agreement on behalf of the City.
•
•
•
JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT
FIRE TRAINING ASSOCIATION
THIS AGREEMENT made by and between the City of Fridley
( "Fridley" ) , the City of Columbia Heights ( "Columbia Heights" ) ,
the City of Brooklyn Center ( "Brooklyn Center" ) , the City of
Spring Lake Park ( "Spring Lake Park" ) , the City of Blaine
( "Blaine" ) , and the City of Mounds View ( "Mounds View" ) , each
being a Minnesota municipal corporation, which together shall
form the Fire Training Association (the "Association" ) .
WHEREAS, each party to this Agreement desires a facility to
train members of its fire department; and
• WHEREAS, it is more economical for the parties of this
Agreement to jointly and collectively construct, use, and
maintain a fire training facility rather than each party
constructing and maintaining its own facility; and
WHEREAS, Fridley, Columbia Heights, Brooklyn Center, Spring
Lake Park, Blaine, and Mounds View are authorized to enter into
an Agreement for the joint and cooperative exercise of powers
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common to them pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 471 . 59 et seq. ; and
WHEREAS, the cities of Spring Lake Park, Blaine and Mounds
View are provided fire protection services by the Spring Lake
Park Fire Department, Inc. , a Minnesota non-profit corporation;
NOW, THEREFORE, the undersigned governmental units and the
Association in the joint and mutual exercise of their powers
• I agree to jointly construct and maintain a fire training facility
in accordance with the following terms:
1. The Fire Training Association shall consist of four
member departments. For purposes of this Agreement,
Spring Lake Park, Blaine and Mounds View shall be
collectively considered one Member and have one
representative on . the Chiefs ' Board. Spring Lake Park,
Blaine and Mounds View appoint the Spring Lake Park Fire
Department, Inc. as their agent, which together with the
cities of Fridley, Columbia Heights, and Brooklyn Center
shall be known as the ( "Member Departments" ) .
2 . Term: The term of this Agreement shall be perpetual
until only one Member Department remains .
3 . Fire Training Facility. The training facility shall
consist of a training tower and burn room and other
• elements of training as determined and recommended by an
Operations Committee (Paragraph 14 hereof ) and approved
by the Chiefs ' Board.
4 . Facility Site. The facility shall be constructed on
property owned by the City of Fridley and located at
348 - 71st Avenue N.E. , Fridley, Minnesota. The Member
Departments and the City of Fridley hereby agree to
execute a twenty-five ( 25 ) year lease of the property
from Fridley to the Fire Training Association in
consideration of the payment of $25 for the lease term.
5 . Ownership. Ownership of the facility, excluding land,
shall be jointly held by the Association.
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411 6. Initial Construction. Initial construction costs are
'projected to be $200,000, which shall be shared equally
by the members. The initial construction costs shall not
exceed $200,000.00 without prior approval of each Member
Department' s City .Council. Each Member Department shall
pay its cost allocation for the facility construction
pursuant to the payment schedule unanimously approved by
the Chiefs ' Board.
7 . Operating Agent. The operating agent shall have authority,
on behalf of the Association, to pay costs authorized
under the Operating Budget for the training site, and any
additional expenses unanimously approved by the Chiefs '
Board. An annual Operating Budget shall be forecast in
the second quarter of each year for the following year' s
operation of the site. The 1991 Operating Budget is
projected to be $6,000 . The City of Fridley is appointed
as the initial operating agent. The Chiefs ' Board shall
have the authority to name an alternate department to
take on this responsibility as it deems necessary.
The Chiefs ' Board is specifically empowered to set a
limit on the yearly operating costs . Failure of a Member
Department to pay its proportional share of the yearly
operating costs, or additional expenses unanimously
approved by the Chiefs ' Board, shall be grounds for
removal of that Department upon the sole discretion of a
majority vote of the Chiefs ' Board.
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8 . Agent for Construction. The Member Departments
specifically authorize the City of Fridley to act as the
Agent for Construction of the facility on their behalf .
The Agent for Construction is empowered to commission
designs for the facility according to the specifications
approved by the Chiefs ' Board. Following approval by the
Chiefs ' Board, the Agent for Construction shall cause
bids to be taken for the construction and shall present
the final bids to the Chiefs ' Board for ratification.
Once the bids and specifications nave been approved by
the Chiefs ' Board, the Agent for Construction shall have
the power to award the contracts and bind the Member
Departments to the contracts so awarded.
• 9 . Repairs and Improvements. If recommended by the
Operations Committee and approved by the Chiefs ' Board in
advance and ratified by each of the Member Department ' s
City Councils , all major repairs, replacements,
additions/improvements shall be equally assessed against
each Member Department.
10 . Insurance. The Association shall purchase policy( ies ) of
insurance in forms and amounts to protect its insurable
interests in the value of the site 's improvements against
perils of fire, theft, vandalism and Acts of God, and to
protect the; financial interests of the Association ,
parties , their agents and employees , against all claims
or lawsuits, including expenses and attorney fees,
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• arising from the ownership, design, operation, and
maintenance of the facility. The policy( ies ' ) limits,
terms and conditions shall be acceptable to each party.
Costs of insurance shall be apportioned equally to each
Member Department.' ,
11. Facility Use. Each Member Department shall be entitled •
to equal use of the facility, subject to advance
scheduling through the Operations Committee under the
rules and guidelines established by the Chiefs ' Board.
12 . Use By Others. The Chiefs ' Board shall establish
guidelines for use of the facility by others for a fee.
The Operations Committee shall carry out the guidelines
and shall be in charge of scheduling and collection of
• rents/fees. No rental shall be scheduled so as to
conflict with any scheduled activity by a Member
Department. Any rents/fees collected in excess of
current year operating expenses may, at the Chiefs '
Board 's discretion, be retained for repair, improvements
to the facility, future operating expenses , or returned
to the Member Departments.
13. Chiefs ' Board. The Chiefs ' Board shall consist of the
Fire Chief or the Fire Chief 's designee of each Member
Department unless another representative is designated
4
by the City Council of a Member. The Board shall act by
majority vote of a quorum present at a board meeting
(unless unanimous approval is required by this Agreement )
duly called by a member of the Board upon notice given to
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IIIall members by mail 20 days in advance of the meeting.
The Board may act without a meeting by a unanimous
writing in lieu of a meeting.
14 . Operations Committee. The Operations Committee shall
consist of a firefighter/officer appointed by the Fire
Chief of each Member Department.
15 . Indemnification. Each non-Member Department or
organization using the facility shall fully indemnify the
Member Departments against all loss, damage liability
claims, suits, judgments, costs and expenses by reason of
loss of or damage to property and injury to or death of
persons caused by acts or omissions of the non-member
organization, its officers , agents or employees, arising
• from or growing out of, directly or indirectly, wholly or
partly, its maintenance, operation or use of the facility.
16 . Termination of Agreement. Any Member Department may
terminate its participation under this Agreement by
giving 60 days advance written notice of intent to
terminate, directed to the attention of the remaining
Members of the Chiefs ' Board. The terminating Member
Department has no right of refund for its share of fees
or costs paid under this Agreement, and waives any and
all rights and interest in the training facility.
Furthermore, any city terminating its participation under
this Agreement is bound to pay its proportionate share of
the initial construction costs. Said city shallalso be
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•
IIIresponsible for its proportionate share of outstanding
operating costs through the fiscal year in which it gives
notice of withdrawal. A withdrawing member shall have no
claim to assets of the Association including excess fees
or rents collected under paragraph 12. Upon the
withdrawal of all Member Departments, the land and
• improvements shall revert to the City of Fridley.
17. Dissolution. Upon unanimous approval by the Member
Departments, the dissolution of this Association may be
adopted, at which time the Building and Property shall
revert to the City of Fridley, and all other assets and
liabilities shall be divided among the remaining Member
Departments in proportion to the contribution of the
• remaining Member Departments. •
18. Amendment. Any amendments to this Agreement require a
two-thirds vote of the Members of the Chiefs ' Board and
must be approved by the City Councils for each party.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, the undersigned have caused this Agreement
to be executed by their duly authorized officers by authority of
their respective governing bodies.
City of Fridley City of Columbia Heights
Lt/L1-44,,, 1
Mayor J Mayor
City Manager City Manager
• /7?///3/96)
Date Date
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"'City of Brooklyn Center City of Spring Lake Park
Mayor Mayor
City Manager City Manager
Date Date
City of Blaine City of Mounds View
Mayor Mayor
• City Manager City Manager
Date Date
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 20, 1990
Subject :Wetland Ordinance Revisions
Ordinance. #488
At, the first reading and hearing of ordinance #488 there was
concern that lawn mowing or other maintenance of existing
landscaping within the wetland buffer zone is not clearly allowed
in the revised ordinance. It is my feeling that this could be
clarified by adding a paragraph C to section 48.07 'EXCEPTIONS: '
which would read as follows:
C. Maintenance of existing landscaping, including but not
limited to, lawn care; trimming of bushes or trees; tilling,
planting, and/or weeding of gardens; painting or repair of
fences; or similar activities shall be permitted within a
• wetland zoning district. This exception is for maintenance
of an existing situation and shall not be construed as to
allow establishment of a new use or expansion of an existing
use in a wetland. This also shall not be construed as to
allow destruction of hydrophytic vegetation.
I have discussed this wording with Peter Sabee of Barr
Engineering. If this amendment is considered appropriate by the
Council, I do not believe any further definition or modification
would be needed to allow the type of routine maintenance
discussed during the hearing and first reading of the ordinance.
r
MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 12 , 1990 /qt/kt14*--
Subject :Extension of Employment Agreement
The employment agreement between the City and me covering my
duties as Acting Clerk-Administrator expires on December 31,
1990 . I request that the Council consider extending this
agreement until a new Clerk-Administrator is hired. Two areas
that Council may wish to consider in extending this agreement is
the salary and the car allowance.
The salary is currently set at $56,394, the same as Don Pauley
was being paid. A part of the reason the agreement ran through
the end of the year was that the Council could determine whether
an adjustment to the salary was appropriate for 1991 . In
negotiations with the Police and the Public Works employee
groups, cost of living adjustments have been requested in the
range of 5 percent. We are offering a 4 percent adjustment, but
have not received a response from the bargaining units at this
point. In addition, the Council may wish to consider a salary
adjustment based on performance.
The car allowance included in the contract also was based on the
amount that Don Pauley was receiving. In discussion regarding the
benefits to be offered the new Clerk-Administrator, it appeared
the Council may wish to reconsider the concept of a car
allowance.
Attached is my current employment agreement for your information.
The extension of the agreement and the modifications (if any)
should be adopted by motion.
EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT
This agreement, made and entered into this 13th day of
August, 1990, by and between the City of Mounds View, a municipal
corporation, hereinafter called the "City" , as party of the first
part, and Ricky A. Minetor, hereinafter called the "Employee" , as
party of the second part, both of whom understand and agree as
follows:
WHEREAS, the City desires to employ the services of said
Employee as the Acting Clerk-Administrator of the City of Mounds
View during the term specified below; and
WHEREAS, itis the desire of the City Council to provide
certain benefits, establish certain conditions of employment, and
to set working conditions of said Employee; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City Council to (1) retain
the services of Employee and to provide inducement for him to
remain in such employment, (2) to make full work productivity by
assuring the Employee's morale and peace of mind with respect to
future security, (3 ) to act as a deterrent against malfeasance or
dishonesty for personal gain on the part of the Employee, and (4)
to provide a just means for terminating the Employee's services
at such time as he may be unable fully to discharge his duties or
when the City may otherwise desire to terminate his employment in
the capacity as Acting Clerk-Administrator; and
WHEREAS , Employee desires to accept the appointment as
Acting Clerk-Administrator;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants
herein contained, the parties hereto agree as follows:
SECTION 1. DUTIES
City hereby agrees to employ said Employee as Acting Clerk-
Administrator of the City of Mounds View to perform, or supervise
the performance of, the functions and duties specified in the
City Charter, State Statutes, and the Municipal Code, and to
perform such other legally permissible and proper duties and
functions as the City Council shall assign.
SECTION 2. TERMS
A. The term of this agreement shall be for the period
beginning July 23rd, 1990 and until December 31, 1990; or until
the City Council appoints a permanent Clerk-Administrator,
whichever comes first.
B. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent, limit, or
otherwise interfere with the right of the City to terminate the
services of Employee at any time subject only to the provisions
set forth in Section 3 , paragraphs A, B , and C , of this
agreement.
C. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent, limit, or
otherwise interfere with the right of the Employee to resign at
any time from his position with the City, subject only to the
provisions set forth in Section 3 , paragraph D , of this
agreement.
SECTION 3 . TERMINATION AND SEVERANCE PAY
A. In the event the City Council desires to terminate the
services of Employee as Acting Clerk-Administrator, then in that
event Employee will reinstated in his former position as City
Engineer/Director of Public Works. Upon reinstatement in his
former position, Employee will receive salary and benefits
comparable to those he was receiving at the time of his
appointment as Acting Clerk-Administrator plus any increases
awarded to other City employees as across the board salary or
fringe benefit adjustments.
B. Employee will retain all seniority and benefits accrued
during the period he serves as Acting Clerk-Administrator.
C. In the event In the event the City reduces the salary or
benefits of Employee in a greater percentage than an applicable
across the board reduction for all City employees, or in the
event Employee resigns following a suggestion, whether formal or
informal , by the City Council that he resign, then in that event
Employee may at his option, be deemed terminated as Acting Clerk-
Administrator at shall be entitled to the benefits set forth
herein.
D. In the event Employee voluntarily resigns his assignment
as Acing Clerk-Administrator, Employee will give 1 month notice
of such action.
SECTION 4 . SALARY
City agrees to pay Employee for his services rendered
pursuant hereto an annual base salary of $56 , 394 , payable in
installments at the same time as other employees of the City are
paid.
In addition, City may pay Employee a merit bonus based on
Employee's performance if the City Council deems appropriate.
SECTION 5 . AUTOMOBILE
The City agrees to pay Employee $150 per month for travel
and expenses in performing his duties in the immediate area of
the City and Employee agrees to utilize his personal vehicle for
this travel. For travel outside the immediate area, (such as but
not limited to travel to out-of-state or out-state seminars,
professional meetings , or training classes ) City agrees to
reimburse Employee at the rate of $0. 24 per mile of actual.
travel.
SECTION 6 . OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
All provisions of the City Charter and Municipal Code, and
regulations and rules of City relating to vacation and sick
leave, retirement and pension system contributions, holidays, and
other fringe benefits, and working conditions as they now exist
or hereafter may be amended, in addition to said benefits
enumerated specifically for the benefit of Employee, except as
herein provided.
SECTION 7. GENERAL PROVISIONS
A. The text herein shall constitute the entire Agreement
between the parties , unless formally amended and agreed to by
both parties.
B. This agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the
benefit of the heirs at law and executors of Employee.
C. If any provision, or any portion thereof, contained in
this Agreement is held to be unconstitutional , invalid, or
unenforceable, the remainder of this Agreement , or portion
thereof, shall be deemed severable, shall not be affected, and
shall remain in full force and effect.
This agreement shall become effective and valid when signed and
authorized by both listed parties.
Ricky A. Minetor Susan Hankner
Acting Clerk-Administrator Mayor
City of Mounds View
Date: Date:
Witnessed by:
MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 13 , 1990 ) ' �-
Subject :Merit Bonuses and Salary Adjustments
We are processing our annual performance evaluations and there
are certain staff members that I feel are deserving of special
recognition. Two of the individuals have been essential to me in
keeping the City operating smoothly since I became acting clerk-
administrator. Michele Severson and Don Brager have been
indispensable during these past few months.
Michele is the primary reason the elections ran smoothly. She
took charge of the election process with far too little previous
training. She took responsibility to learn as much as possible in
the short time available and worked very diligently toinsure a
successful election. I heard from many election judges that this
was one of the smoothest elections in recent years. Michele has
also been invaluable in the daily administration details of the
City. While a number of issues have been delayed due to a
shortage of personnel, the critical issues have been kept on
schedule. I am recommending a one time merit bonus of $1000.
Additionally, from reviewing her job description, observing her
duties, and considering the Council's decision to have Michele
take Council meeting minutes next year, I am suggesting that
Michele be reclassified as an exempt employee. This is based on
her supervisory duties as well as the fact that a large amount of
her work is self directed and therefore independent of direct
supervision by others . A reclassification to exempt would
eliminate her eligibility for overtime or compensatory time; and
since she is required to work beyond the normal daily schedule at
times, I would suggest that her salary be adjusted similarly. I
have estimated that this would be approximately a 3% increase in
her annual salary (from $26,394 to $27,185) .
Don Brager has been my major source of support and reference
these past months. His historical perspective as well as his
knowledge of election and administrative procedures has proved
very valuable in my efforts to keep City business running
In preparing Don's performance evaluation, I have learned that
Don has not had a salary adjustment (other than cost of living
adjustments) in recent years. I am recommending a 3% salary
adjustment in Don's annual salary, this will put Don at the 65th
percentile of his pay range.
I recommend that the merit bonuses and salary adjustments listed
above be authorized by City Council.
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 17, 1990
Subject :Labor Agreement with Public Works Maintenance Employees
I met with the Public Works maintenance employees on Thursday,
December 13 , 1990 to discuss a labor agreement for 1991. As you
are aware, the maintenance employees de-certified in 1990 and
bargained a labor agreement as their own bargaining agent. The
group had met on their own and then relayed their proposal to me.
Their proposal included an increase in the health insurance
contribution from the City to 80% of the family coverage rate; a
wage adjustment based on the cost-of-living; an increase in the
hours for standby duty; additional vacation accrual ; and
insurance coverage for early retirements.
Don Brager, Mike Ulrich, and I met with the maintenance employees
to discuss the requests. We were able to achieve concurrence on
an overall package that includes 1 additional hour for standby
duty; an increase in health insurance contribution by the City of
$25/month; a wage adjustment of 4% ; no change in vacation
accrual; and an agreement that we would review the insurance for
early retirement prior to next year's bargaining sessions.
I believe we achieved a fair and reasonable agreement. I
recommend the Council authorize the mayor and myself to execute
an agreement with the Public Works Maintenance Employees which
includes the changes listed above.
MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 20, 1990
Subject :Negotiations with Teamsters Local #320
Regarding Union Contract for Police for 1991
Police Chief Ramacher and I met with Robert Weisenburger
(Business Agent) and Jack Chambers (Steward) to negotiate the
contract proposals for 1991. The union had requested a 5% wage
increase, insurance increase of $75 per month, uniform allowance
increase of $25 per year, additional vacation accrual to a total
of 25 days at 20 years of service, an additional holiday and
premium pay for all holidays.
We agreed to the increase in the uniform allowance, holiday and
premium holiday pay. We agreed to no increase in the vacation
accrual, and an increase of $27.50 in the insurance contribution
(this is consistent with maintenance and general staff) .
The union has revised theirwage request to 4.5% and a $9 per
month increase for differential for investigators. This would be
an overall increase of 5 . 18%. The maintenance employees and
general staff received an overall increase of 5%. An overall
increase of 5% for the police could be achieved with a 4.375%
wage increase, but the union indicated that they felt strongly
that 4.5% was necessary to settle.
I am requesting Council direction on this matter.
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MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Acting Clerk-Administrator
Date :December 20, 1990
Subject :Wetland Ordinance Revisions
Ordinance #488
At, the first reading and hearing of ordinance #488 there was
concern that lawn mowing or other maintenance of existing
landscaping within the wetland buffer zone is not clearly allowed
in the revised ordinance. It is my feeling that this could be
clarified by adding a paragraph C to section 48.07 'EXCEPTIONS: '
which would read as follows:
C. Maintenance of existing landscaping, including but not
limited to, lawn care; trimming of bushes or trees; tilling,
planting, and/or weeding of gardens; painting or repair of
fences; or similar activities shall be permitted within a
wetland zoning district. This exception is for maintenance
of an existing situation and shall not be construed as to
allow establishment of a new use or expansion of an existing
use in a wetland. This also shall not be construed as to
allow destruction of hydrophytic vegetation.
I have discussed this wording with Peter Sabee of Barr
Engineering. If this amendment is considered appropriate by the
Council, I do not believe any further definition or modification
would be needed to allow the type of routine maintenance
discussed during the hearing and first reading of the ordinance.
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CHAPTER 48
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WETLAND ZONING ORDINANCE
48.01. TITLE, COUNCIL FINDINGS.
POLICY, PURPOSES, AND MEANS.
Subdivision 1. Citation.
Section 48.01 to 48.15 may be cited
as the Wetlands Ordinance.
Subdivision 2. Findings and
Purposes. The Council finds that "conocrvcd and maintained, properly
wetlands within the City, as part managed will"
of the ecosystem, are critical to
the present and future health, Intent: To provide the City with
safety, and general welfare of the an option to actively change the
land, animals, and people within characteristics of a wetland with
the City, as well as within the the purpose of restoring wetland
Rice Creek Watershed District; that functions damaged by past and
• existing and potential development future development.
within the City and Rice Creek
Watershed possess increasing Justification: The original
ecological and economic problems language of this ordinance
and demands, having the effect of acknowledges the negative impacts
potentially despoiling, polluting, of existing and potential
accelerating the aging, eliminating development on wetland function.
or negatively and irretrievably The original language also includes
altering both the wetlands and a provision to "enhance" the
their functions (and the processes existing condition of a wetland
associated therewith) which, if (48.01 Subdivision 3D - page 4) .
ea n c , managed Some of the City's wetlands have
will constitute important physical, already been advei.sely impacted,
educational, ecological, aesthetic, and some City wetlands are still
recreational, and economic assets properly functioning. Including
for existing and future residents language allowing management of
of the community and the Rice Creek wetlands will allow both the
Watershed District. The City conservation and maintenance of
Council has in mind its statutory functioning wetlands as well as
obligation to comply with Chapters enhancement of adversely impacted
104, 105, and 112 of Minnesota wetlands. On this basis, we feel
State Law, the regulations of Rice that the proposed language is
Creek Watershed District , consistent with the findings,
Regulations of the Department of purposes and intent of this
Natural Resources, including Ordinance.
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• provisions for protected waters,
Public Law 92-500 (Federal Water
Pollution Control Act) , open space
policies of the Metropolitan
Council and its guidelines
encouraging protection and "enhancement"
enhancement of marshes, wetlands in
the flood plain area, and the Intent: To allow the City an
public interest in preventing option to increase the value of a
irreparable destruction or wetland within the City with
deterioration of valuable natural respect to the values defined in
resources. Therefore, recognizing the findings and purposes section.
the obligation to protect these
assets and natural resource gifts Justification: Enhancement is
from destruction or deterioration specified in original language
and pollution of all kinds, the (48.01 Subdivision 3D - page 4 of
purposes of this Chapter are: the original language) as a means
of bringing about the purpose of
A. To preserve wetlands in this Ordinance. Providing the
as natural a state as enhancement option will also allow
possible; to serve as the City to consider restoration of
natural retention and wetlands which have deteriorated
detention areas for due to urban impacts. Use of the
surface waters; to word enhancement is therefore
• regulate the use of areas consistent with the original intent
adjacent to the wetlands of this Ordinance.
in order to protect and
enhance the natural "deterioration"
function of the wetlands;
to provide for the Intent: To expand the purpose of
protection, preservation, this Ordinance to include
proper maintenance, use protection of wetlands from
and enhancement of deterioration as well as
wetland zoning districts; destruction.
to minimize the
disturbance to them and Justification: Protection of
to prevent or minimize wetlands from deterioration is as
damage from excessive important as protection from
sedimentation , destruction.
eutrophication , or
pollution; to prevent
loss of beneficial "or minimize"
aquatic organisms ,
wildlife, and vegetation Intent: To acknowledge that
or the habitats of the prevention of impacts is not always
same; to provide for the possible, and to provide language
protection of surface and indicating that in these situations
• ground frcah water the purpose of the Ordinance is to
supplies from the danger direct the City to limit the
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• of drought, overdraft, unavoidable impacts to a reasonable
pollutiono r degree.
mismanagement; to secure
safety from floods; to Justification: Day-to-day impacts
reduce the financial of man such as sanding of streets
burdens imposed upon the for public safety, or fertilization
community through rescue of lawns cannot reasonably be
and relief efforts prevented. These, and many other
occasioned by the activities, lead to sedimentation
occupancy or use of areas and eutrophication of public
subject to periodic waters. Since prevention is
flooding; to prevent loss unreasonable or impossible,
of life, property damage, management with the objective of
and the losses and risks minimization of impacts should be
associated with flood practiced. This management
conditions; to reduce the practice fits the spirit of the
financial burdcn3 impoocd Ordinance.
upon the community
through correction of "surface and ground - page 2"
erosion problems; that,
with proper foresight, Intent: To provide language which
could be avoided; to provides a precise description of
enhance and preserve the type of water supplies which
avoid the financial are to be protected.
• burden of the need for
the community to reclaim Justification: The term "surface
it3 water quality; and to and ground water" is the technical
enhance and preserve the term currently used to describe
location, charaeter and water resources.
extent of natural
drainage ways cour3c3.
"financial burden"
B. The public interest
necessitates sound land Intent: To expand the purpose of
use development, as land this Ordinance beyond reducing
is a limited and financial burdens resulting from
irreplaceable resource, erusiud and water quality
and the land within the degradation to a broader purpose of
municipality is a "reducing erosion problems" and
resource to be developed "enhancement and preservation of
in a manner which will water quality and drainage
result in minimum damage courses."
to the quality of life,
property, threat to Justification: This Ordinance does
health and reduction of not require a demonstration of no
private/public economic adverse financial burden during the
loss caused by drainage evaluation of wetland permit
• problems. applications. The Ordinance's
purpose was therefore understood to
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• Subdivision 3. Means. It is go beyond financial considerations
furthermore the intent of the City and this language reflects a
to effectuate the purposes of this suitably broad standard.
ordinance through the following
means: "functioning wetlands"
A. Adopt a map designating Intent: To eliminate the need to
cxi3ting functioning the demonstrate that a wetland
wetlands protected by "functions" prior to allowing that
this Ordinance. that arc wetlands inclusion on an inventory
to be protected from map.
alternation°.
Justification: The fact that past
B. Promotc community practices may have negatively
awarcnc33 of thc value of impacted wetland function is
water feature° in the acknowledged in the existing
community. findings language of this
Ordinance. Also included in the
6B. Promote community existing Ordinance is language
education about the requiring the enhancement of
importance, function, existing conditions of wetlands.
limitations , and On the basis of this language we
intcrrclatcdnc3o impact feel that the intent of this
of urbanization upon the Ordinance was to protect wetlands
410 water resources feature° regardless of the current
of the community, functional state.
including thc impact of
variou3 land U3C3 within "the existing condition"
the community, thc
inappropriate u3agc of Intent: To expand preservation and
certain domc3tic enhancement of "existing
fcrtilizcr3 and thc conditions" to preservation and
implementation of proper enhancement of wetlands in general.
cro3ion control
practicca. Justification: Existing conditions
at the time of adoption of this
$C. To preserve and enhance Ordinance with respect to wetland
the cxi3ting condition of function are unknown. Enhancement
wetlands within the and preservation of existing
community through condition are also too restrictive.
implementation of The City should have an option to
development regulations enhance or preserve future
that will ensure the conditions.
design and construction
of adequate on-site storm "retention and detention"
water, sedimentation and
holding retention and Intent: To replace a non-technical
411, detention basins, flow term with a technical term which
control devices, and
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• implementation o f better describes the type of basin
effective erosion control referenced.
techniques.
Justification: Precise wording
ED. To apply techniques such will clearly indicate the intent of
as density transfers to the Ordinance.
development proposals in
order to minimize ratios "and to preserve wetlands in. . ."
of impermeable surface to
open space. , and to Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
preserve wetlands in
their natural state. Justification: Purpose language
contains similar language (48.01
FE. To establish means by Subdivision 2A - page 2) . Also
which certain wetlands data does not exist as to the
may be placed in the natural state of City wetlands.
public domain for The City must therefore preserve
purposes of enhancement, and enhance the current and future
preservation, protection, state of wetlands within the
and maintenance. community.
G . To provide means by which
the developer an "an applicant"
applicant and the City
411 will routinely obtain Intent: Expand means to
advice and input from "applicants" from "developer."
various governmental
agencies a n d Justification: All applicants will
professionals in the not be developers.
field of fresh water
biology, hydrology, and
civil engineering.
H. To- relate special
a33c33mcnt policy to "To relate special assessment. . ."
restrictions on property
Intent: 0 dinance.
Chapter.
Justification: This language is
W. To establish a system of superfluous. Chapter 26 of the
permits and enforcement Municipal Code and the Home Rule
to effectuate the intent Charter regulate assessment policy
of this ordinance. in the City.
48.02. WETLAND ZONING
DISTRICTS. This Chapter shall "48.02 WETLAND ZONING DISTRICTS"
apply to wetland zoning districts
which are specifically identified Intent: Clarify original language
on the zoning map entitled, "City without changing scope or meaning.
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of Mound3 View Wetland Zoning
District Map, an official copy of Justification: Generally, easily
which shall be on file in the understood language will provide
office of the Clerk-Administrator for a more enforceable Ordinance.
and shall be available for Specifically, the wetland zoning
inspection and copying upon the map is titled "Wetland Zoning
terms and conditions as established District Map" rather than "City of
by the City. Thio map A wetland Mounds View Wetland Zoning District
zoning district may be modified or Map". The wetland zoning district
eliminated amended by four-fifths boundaries rather than the map are
affirmative vote of the Council subject to potential modification.
after Public Hearing and notice as
set eez forth in Chapter 40 of this
Code_,— but wetland Wetland zoning
districts may not be eliminated
removed from the map unless it can
be shown that the original
designation is in error or that
conditions have changed. When
modifying or removing a wetland "When modifying or removing. . ."
zoning district, the Council shall
use the criteria and methods Intent: To provide the City with a
established in the FEDERAL MANUAL standard method by which the limits
FOR IDENTIFYING AND DELINEATING of a wetland can be established.
• JURISDICTIONAL WETLANDS dated
January, 1989, as amended from Justification: A multitude of
time-to-time. methods have been used over the
years for locating wetland
48.03. SCOPE. The wetland boundaries. These methods have
zoning district shall overlay the become more inclusive (with respect
zoning districts established to what is considered a wetland)
pursuant to Chapter 40 of this Code with time. The most inclusive
as amended, so that any parcel of method is the method we have
land lying in a wetland zoning specified. If this method is
district shall also lie in one or adopted, use of less inclusive
more of the established zoning methods will be prevented, and a
districts. Lands lying within a greater level of protection will be
wetland zoning district shall be provided to City wetlands.
subject to the requirements
established by other applicable
ordinances and regulations of the
City. Within each wetland zoning
district, all uses shall be
permitted in accordance with the
regulations for the underlying
zoning district, provided, however,
that such uses must also satisfy
the additional requirements
• established in this Chapter.
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41) 48.04. DEFINITIONS.
New and Revised Definitions
Subdivision 1. Alteration.
Any change , addition or Intent: To provide precise meaning
modification. for specific words with significant
meaning in the Ordinance. Changes
Subdivision 2. Building. Any to definitions were made with the
structure used or intended for intent of keeping a word's
supporting or sheltering any use or definition consistent throughout
occupancy. the City's Ordinances.
Subdivision 43. Development. Justification: Precise definitions
The construction, installation or of key words will help minimize
alteration of any structure,, the confusion regarding the provisions
extraction, clearing or other of this Ordinance.
alteration of land or terrestrial
or aquatic vegetation; land or the
course, current or cross section of
any water body or watercourse;., or
the subdivision of land into
parcels pursuant to Chapter 42 of
the Municipal Code.
• Subdivision 44. Dimensional
Requirements. A minimum/maximum
setback yard requirements, or
structure height or size
established in Chapter 40 and 42 of
the Municipal Code.
Subdivision 45. Drainage Way
A. Any natural, altered or
artificial watercourse
which has definable beds
and banks capable of
conducting confined
runoff from adjacent
lands. Watercourse beds
not clearly defined shall
be delineated to include
that area which would be
inundated by runoff
resulting from a 24-hour
rainfall having a
recurrence interval of
once in ten years.
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B. An altered watercourse is
1110 that which has been
affected by man-made
changes in straightening,
deepening, narrowing, or
widening the original
channel.
C. An artificial watercourse
is that which has been
artificially constructed
by man where there was no
previous natural
watercourse. The limits
of the watercourse bed
are confined to that area
which would be inundated
by runoff resulting from
a 24 hour rainfall storm
having a recurrence
interval of once in every
ten years.
Subdivision 6. Enhance/
• Enhancement. To heighten the value
of Mounds View wetlands with
respect to the purposes of this
chapter.
Subdivision 7. Managed. To
control the use of Mounds View's
wetland resources in a manner which
is consistent with the purposes of
this chapter. Management of
wetlands includes conservation
maintenance, and enhancement.
Subdivision 8. Permit. An
official document or certificate
issued by the City authorizing
performance of a specified
activity.
Subdivision 49. Person. Any
individual, firm, corporation,
partnership, association or other
private or governmental entity.
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Subdivision 310. Structure.
Anything manufactured, constructed,
e* erected on the ground, including
but not limited to, buildings,
fences, sheds, portable structures,
stockpiles, culverts, and other
similar items. That which is built
or constructed, an edifice or
building of any kind, or any piece
of work artificially built up or
composed of parts ioined together
in some definite manner.
Subdivision 11 . Water
Quality. The degree of excellence
of water including but not limited
to phosphorus concentrations,
sediment load, and concentration of
metals.
Subdivision 412. Wetland. "Wetland"
areas Those areas greater than one
acre in size, that are inundated or Intent: To provide a standard
saturated by surface or groundwater wetland definition and a minimum
• at a frequency and duration size.
sufficient to support, and that
under normal circumstances do Justification: This definition is
support hydrophvtic vegetation, adopted from the Federal Manual for
hydric soils and wetland hydrology, Identifying and Delineating
as delineated on the "City of Jurisdictional Wetlands, and is,
Mounds Vicw Wetland Zoning District therefore, consistent with Section
Map_" as derived from data 48.02 (page 5) of this Ordinance.
contained in "Wetland Areas of the The size requirement is consistent
City of Mounds View, " prepared by with the minimum size requirement
Ramsey Soil and Water Conservation used to identify City wetlands in
District, dated December, 1981. the original wetland inventory.
Subdivision 413. Wetland
Buffer Area. Areas abutting and
within 100 feet, measured
horizontally, of a wetland.
Subdivision 1114, Wetland
Drainage District. That area
tributary to the Wetland Zoning
District as delineated on the City
of Mounds View Wetland Zoning
District Map.
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• Subdivision 415. Wetland
The
Zoning District. areas
delineated on the City of Mounds
View Wetland Zoning District Map
which includes the wetlands and
wetland buffer areas.
48.05. WETLAND ZONING
DISTRICT REGULATIONS.
Subdivision 1. Except aa "No development"
hereinafter specifically permitted,
Pte. No development, filling, Intent: To provide the broadest
grading, dredging, draining, possible prohibition to development
excavation, hardcover, temporary or activity in a wetland zoning
permanent Structure, obstructions, district (see definition of
ocptic systems, wells or other development - page 7) without first
alterations shall be allowed within obtaining a wetland alteration
a wetland zoning district without permit.
first having obtained a wetland
alteration permit from the City as Justification: Strengthens
provided for in Chapter 48.06 of Ordinance by forcing all proposed
this Code. developments in wetland zoning
districts to meet wetland
• Subdivision 2. No buildings, alteration permit criteria.
other than accessory buildings a3
authorized in Chapter 40 of this• "Subdivision 2"
Code which do not conflict with the
purpo3c3 of this Chapter, shall be Intent: To prevent permitable
allowed within a wetland. Such placement of accessory buildings in
accessory buildings shall not be wetlands.
designated or used for human
habitation. Justification: Strengthens
Ordinance by regulating placement
Subdivision 42. Whenever a of accessory structures.
wetland or drainageway is located
on lands that are being subdivided,
the subdivider shall dedicate such
wetland and/or drainageway to the
public as allowed per Minnesota
Statutes 462 and shall dedicate an
easement to the public as required
for purposes of improving,
maintaining, or protecting the area
for drainage, phos u3 otripping
water quality enhancement or other "water quality enhancement"
purposes expressed in this Chapter.
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1111 • - ' _ - --:- Intent: Broaden Ordinance - see
wetland coning diotriet io located definition of water quality (48.04
on land3 that arc beIng 3ubdividcd, Subdivision 9 - page 8)
ca3cmcnt to the pub14.e as required "Subdivision 4"
for the purpo3c of improving,
maintaining, or protecting the arca Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
for drainage, phospheru2 Stripping,
or other purpo3c3 espre3sed in thi3 Justification: By adding "wetland"
Chapter. to Subdivision 2, this subdivision
became superfluous.
Subdivision 5-3 .
Notwithstanding the provisions of
Chapter 40 of this Code, the
following shall apply to all lands
proposed to be subdivided pursuant
to Chapter 42 of this Code and
lying within a wetland zoning
district:
A. Rationale for Density "Rationale"
Standards -- The following
regulations are required to Intent: To clearly indicate the
control the density of rationale that the judicial system
• development in wetland zoning seeks during litigation regarding a
districts. The purpose of governing body's decision.
controlling development
density is to reduce the Justification: This language is
financial burdens imposed on proposed to aid in a legal defense
the community through rescue of the setback provisions.
and relief efforts occasioned
by the occupancy or use of
areas subject to periodic
flooding: to minimize loss of
life, property damage, and the
losses and risks associated
wfj-h flood coriditinns: and t-o
minimize the detrimental
effects of urbanization on the
wildlife habitat, water
quality enhancement ,
recreational and aesthetic
values of wetlands.
1. Minimum lot size - "setback requirements"
20,000 square feet.
Intent: To provide a setback
$. 2. Minimum lot width - standard which is consistent
III/ 125 feet as measured throughout the Ordinance and
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• at the building consistent with other City Zoning
setback line. Ordinances.
3. All buildings, other Background: Taken out of context,
than accessory the proposed language could be
buildings . a s viewed as either a weakening or
defined in Chapter strengthening of existing wetland
40 of this Code, zoning district regulations. Taken
shall be setback at in context, the proposed language
least 100 feet from is a clarification of contradictory
the wetland. language'. The Ordinance currently
prohibits: the placement of any
structure within both the wetland
and the buffer zone if the
structure is proposed for lands
C. All structurca 3ha?l be which are to be subdivided (48.05
3ctback at lca3t 100 fcct Subdivision 4 - page 10) ; allows
from the wetland. the placement of accessory
buildings within wetlands (48.05
4. A l l accessory Subdivision 2 - page 10) ; and does
buildings shall be not have setback provisions for
setback not less development in lands which are not
than the setback proposed to be subdivided (48.06
requirements set Subdivision 3 - page 15) .
S
forth in Chapter
40.05 Subdivision C Justification: Contradictory
of this Code. language must be clarified.
Selection of the proposed setback
standards was based on current
Council practice.
NOTE 1. These regulations only
apply to lands proposed to be
subdivided.
NOTE 2. There is no variance
provi-s-ion from these requirements.
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Subdivision 6. Anv building
or structure situated on an
existing parcel Exioting Parccla of
&record, eft as of the date of the
original date of Enactment of this "Subdivision 6"
ordinance, that does not meet the
requirements of this chapter shall Intent: To provide language which
be considered non-conforming is consistent with provisions of
pursuant to the provisions of Zoning Ordinance.
Chapter 40.03 of this Code and will
require a variance from the Council Justification: City Ordinances
to build or rebuild. if the parcel should be consistent.
docs not mcct the rcquircmcnto of
thio Chapter and if the fallowing
conditiono cxiot: A non-conforming
parcel shall exist:
A. Where Any portion of the
parcel is contained
within the arca defined
03 them-in a Wetland=
Arca" in thi3 Chapter; or
B. Where If at leapt 20
percent of a parcel or at
least 2,000 square feet
of the parcel, whichever
is less, shall be
contained within the
=Wetland Buffer Area.aa�
defined in thi3 Chapter.
A non-conforming building shall
exist:
A. Where it does not meet
building or-- structure
setback requirements:
B. Where it does not meet
floor elevation
requirements:
48.06. PERMITS.
Subdivision 1. The following
activities in or upon a wetland
zoning district shall require a
wetland alteration permit:
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• A. The digging, dredging,
filling, draining, or in
any way altering or
removing any material
from a wetland.
B. The alteration tr-eatevl of
vegetation within the
wetland or the rcmoval
destruction of vegetation
within 50 fcct of the "48.06 Subdivision 1B"
Wetland,—Zoning District
except to abate a public Intent: To expand the scope of
nuisance, activities requiring a wetland
alteration.
C. The construction ,
alteration, or removal of Justification: Strengthen
any structure. Ordinance. The jurisdictional
limits of vegetation removal
D. The altering of any regulation should be consistent
embankment or ponding with the size of wetland zoning
area, or the changing of districts. Any alteration of
the flow of water or vegetation within a wetland should
• ponding capacity. require permitting.
E. The storing of materials
which would interfere "non-organic"
with the flow of water
and/or ponding capacity. Intent: To include the disposal of
all waste types within the permit
F. Disposing of non organic process.
waste materials
including, but not Justification: Organic wastes can
limited to, demolition be equally detrimental to wetlands.
debris- and yard waste.
G. Installation or
maintenance of essential
services. "yard waste"
Subdivision 2 . In Intent: To emphasize that yard
consideration of an application for waste does not belong in a wetland.
the issuance of a wetland
alteration permit, the City Shall Justification: Yard waste is
may require that the applicant likely the most prevalent material
furnish and supply such information disposed of in City wetlands.
as required in 48.06 (4B) . In
• acting upon a wetland alteration
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• permit application, the City shall
consider all relevant factors
specified in other sections of this
Chapter, including:
A. The potential danger to
life and property duc to
increa3cd flood hcighto
or vclocitic3 cau3cd by
cncroachmcnt3.
$A. The relationship of the
proposed use to the
Comprehensive Plan and
the impact of the
proposed use on the "Subdivision 2B"
wetlands in the
surrounding area. Intent: To expand the impacts
which must be considered to include
6B. The impact of the all aspects of water quality
proposed wetland enhancement (see definition 48.04
alteration on the Subdivision 9 - page 8) , as well as
pho3phoru3 Stripping habitat and water quantity values
capacity surface water of wetlands.
• storage , fish and
wildlife habitat, and Justification: The purpose and
water quality enhancement findings include all of these
values of the wetland. values as worth protecting and
enhancing.
Subdivision 3. Permits
Standards. No permit shall be "surface water storage, fish. . . "
issued unless the Council City
finds and determines that the Intent: To clarify which Ordinance
proposed development complies with requirements can be varianced if
the following standards=. or unless the conditions specified in 48.14
a variance is granted by the (page 41) are satisfied.
Cucuic it ds set furLh in Cliaater
48.14 of this Code. Justification: Conformance with
current Council practice and with
A. Filling Alteration. A intent of Ordinance.
minimum am _ter f-i'_'_i
�o
alteration of a wetland
may be allowed when
necessary for the use of "Subdivision 3A"
property but only when it
will not have a Intent: To provide one set of
substantially o r standards which are used to
• significantly adverse
effect as determined by evaluate all proposed wetland
alterations. The proposed set of
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t � d
• the Council City, upon standards was intended to be
the ecological and equally restrictive or more
hydrological restrictive than the original
characteristics of the standards.
wetland; however, in no
case shall the Justification: Strengthens
restrictions set out Ordinance protection of wetlands.
below on total amount of
filling be exceeded.
Since the extent of
alteration total amount •
of filling which can be
permitted is limited, the
Council City when
considering a permit
application , shall
consider equal
apportionment of fill "Council City"
alteration opportunity
to wetland zoning Intent: To provide a general term
di3trict property. The indicating that these standards
alteration opportunity will be applied to proposed wetland
within the wetland shall alterations by the City. The term
be allocated among City is not intended to empower any
• property owners in City representative in particular.
proportion to the area of The specific p e r m i t t i n g
wetland located within responsibilities are specified in
each property. 48.06 Subdivision 6.
1. Any filling shall Justification: Use of the term
not cause the total City in place of Council does not
natural flood provide increased permitting powers
otoragc capacity of to City staff. The permit process
the wetland to fall is specified in 48.06 Subdivision
below the projected 6.
volume that the
wetland would held " - - - _ ' • . . .. .Iiity"
following a Six inch
rainfall in 24 hour3 Intent: To provide a method for
over the whole equal apportionment of alteration
developed wetland opportunity.
drainage di3trict.
Justification: Specification of a
1. Any alteration shall method will diffuse potential
not cause a conflicts resulting from various
reduction in the property owners arguing for use of
flood storage the equal apportionment method
• capacity of the which provides the most benefit to
wetland. Flood their situation.
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 16
, ( I
411 storage capacity
shall be determined
by analysis of the
runoff from the
entire developed
wetland drainage
district resulting
from both the two-
year and 100-year "flood storage capacity standard"
frequency, 24-hour
S C S Type 1 Intent: - To provide a specific
distribution storms. standard for evaluation of flood
storage capacity impacts.
2. Total filling ohall Justification: The provision for
not cause the total protection of flood storage
natural phoophorua capacity is similar to the existing
stripping capacity, Ordinance language. The specified
ea established in storm event for evaluation of
the Ramey Soil and storage capacity was selected to be
Water Con3crnation consistent with the Surface Water
District report or Drainage Management and Development
fl3 amended per Control Ordinance, and the Flood
provisions of this Plain Zoning Ordinance.
• Chapter, of the
wetland to fall
belrephestheEtte "Subdivision 3A2"
production of the
wetland drainage Intent: To provide a better
district for its evaluation method by which water
projected quality impacts can be evaluated.
development. An
alteration shall not Background: The value of wetlands
reduce the existing in the enhancement of water quality
water quality has been recognized for several
enhancement value of years. The mechanism by which
a wetland under we-tends—enhance water quality,
conditions of however, has only recently been
u 1 t i m a t e partially understood. With each
development, during increase in the understanding of.
both the 2-year and wetland water quality function,
100-year frequency, have come improvements in the
24-hour SCS Type 1 precision and accuracy of the
distribution storms. models designed to predict the
Water quality enhancement value of wetlands with
enhancement value of respect to water quality. Since
a wetland shall be the wetland water quality
• determined using enhancement mechanisms are still
not fully understood, existing
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• methods approved by water quality models designed to
the City. predict the impacts of wetlands on
water quality can be assumed to be
flawed to some degree and subject
to further change.
Selection of an evaluation method
for measuring water quality impacts
resulting from a wetland alteration
is, therefore, difficult. The
existing Ordinance method is based
on the assumption that vegetation
type is key to the effectiveness of
wetlands for stormwater treatment.
This assumption is no longer
considered valid. Retention time
of stormwater is currently
considered the key factor.
Three models based on stormwater
retention have been developed in
recent years. These models are
NURP, WALKER and DETAIN. The NURP
model was developed and calibrated
• for use in stormwater type basins.
The model does not attempt to
quantify the vegetation density and
wetland configuration aspects of
wetland water quality enhancement.
The model has been calibrated to
stormwater ponds.
The WALKER model was developed and
calibrated for reservoirs. This
model similar to the NURP model
does not attempt to quantify
.- . - .nd
configuration aspects of water
quality enhancement. The model was
calibrated to large reservoirs.
The DETAIN model was developed for
use in wetlands and attempts were
made to account for the impacts of
vegetation density and wetland
configuration. The model has not
been calibrated.
•
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 18
c � z
. All three models use retention time
of stormwater as the key predictive
parameter of water quality
enhancement value. None of the
models has been calibrated for use
in wetlands.
Justification: The existing
evaluation method was rejected on
the basis that the advancing
understanding of wetland water
quality function has shown that key
assumptions used in the model are
no longer considered valid.
An alternative was not specified on
the basis of the: 1) lack of a
clear advantage among any one of
the three available models based on
stormwater retention, and 2) the
likelihood that any one of these
models will soon be replaced or
upgraded by a "better" model.
•
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. $ ,
3 . Any alteration shall
not reduce the
existing wildlife
habitat value of a
wetland as measured "wildlife habitat value"
using methods
approved by the Intent: To require that wildlife
City. habitat impacts can be evaluated
using an approved method.
44. Only fill
substantially free Justification: Wildlife habitat
of chemical value is a value of wetlands
pollutants and specified in the findings and
organic wastes, as purposes section of this Ordinance.
determined by the A suitable evaluation method is,
City Council, may be therefore, necessary to understand
used. and evaluate an alterations impact
on habitat quality. The available
45. Filling Alterations wildlife habitat evaluation models
shall be carried out are MNDOT "HEP" and the Corps'
so as to minimize "Minnesota Wetland Evaluation
the impact on Methodology for the North Central
vegetation. United States". The "HEP" method
assigns a value per acre of wetland
4111 B. Drcdging may be allowed based on wetland type. The Corps'
only when it will not method assigns a value to the
have a 3ub3tantially or wetland complex. The "HEP" model
3ignificantly advcr3c works best where all alteration
effect upon t h e and/or enhancement is conducted in
ecological a n d a specific wetland basin. The
hydrological Corps' method works best if more
charactcri3tic3 of thc than one wetland is involved. A
wetland a3 determined by specific method was not specified
the Council. Dredging, to allow the City the option to
when allowed, Shall be select the wildlife evaluation
limited a3 follow3: method which is most appropriate to
a particular situation.
1. It Shall be located
3o a3 to minimize "Subdivision 3B and 3B1. Original
the impact on Language"
vegetation.
Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
2.6. 44 Alterations Shall
not adversely Justification: This language is
3ignificantly change superfluous (see 48.06 Subdivision
the water flow 3A - page 16 and Subdivision 3A5 -
characteristics page 20) .
within the wetland
i
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• i%,
as determined by the
City Council.
47. The size of the
drcdgcd altered area
shall be limited to
the minimum required
for the proposed
action.
�i . Di3po3a1 of the
dredged material
within the wetland
zoning di3trict
Shall not rc3ult in "4. Disposal of the dredged. . . "
a Significant change
in the current flow Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
or ponding, or in
o u b o t a n t i a 1 Justification: Superfluous
dc3truction of language. See 48.05 Subdivision
vegetation, fi3h 3A6 - page 20, 3A5 - page 20, 3A21
Spawning arca, or - page 27, 3A8 - page 21, and 3A2 -
watcr pollution a3 page 17) .
determined by the
• Council.
38. Work in the wetland
will not be
performed during the
breeding season of
waterfowl or fish
spawning season.
C. Diochargeo.
19. No part of any
sewage disposal
system requiring on-
land or in-ground
disposal of waste
shall be located
closer than 100 feet
from the wetland.
All on-land or in-
ground sewage
disposal systems
shall meet criteria
set out in Minnesota
• Rule 6, MCAR 4.8040,
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 21
MMIL
•
•
. ' C r
"Individual Sewage
Treatment System
Standard. "
410. Organic wWaste which
would normally be
disposed of at a
solid or hazardous
waste disposal site
or which would
normally be
discharged into a
sewage disposal
system or sewer
shall not be
directly or
indirectly
discharged to a
wetland.
all. Construction
erosion control
measures and
retention facilities
1111 shall be put in "Subdivision 3A11"
place prior to
commencement of each Intent: Clarification of original
development language.
eens-true-tion site so
ea designed to limit Justification: We believe that the
soil loss from the intent of this provision was to
development site to provide for the review of plans and
not more than five specifications of erosion control
(5) tons per acre measures, and to require that the
per year. Plans and erosion control measures to be in
supporting place prior to construction. This
documentation fur- language clearly states these
such measures and requirements.
facilities shall be
developed and
approved by the City
prior to
commencement of
construction.
A . Sediment yield from
construction sites "4. Sediment yield from. . ."
iadjacent or
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 22
r i b u t a = J t o Intent: Remove a standard which is
wetlands shall not not applicable to the scope of a
be more than two (2) wetland alteration permit (see
tons per acre per 48.06 Subdivision 1 - page 13) .
year.
Justification: Construction
§12. The applicant for outside of wetland zoning
t h e wetland districts, but tributary to wetland
alteration permit zoning districts is outside of the
shall be required to jurisdiction of this Ordinance.
demonstrate that
after t h e
development is
completed, the
conditions on the
site will be
stabilized such that
the yearly soil loss
from the site will
not be greater than
0.5 tons per acre
per year.
413. Sediment and soil
1110 loss shall be
determined utilizing
the "Universal Soil
Loss Equation" as
defined by the U.S.
Department of
Agriculture Soil
Conservation Service
Technical Field
Guide as amended
from time to time as
provided for Ramsey
Soil and Water
Conservation
District.
D. Stormwatcr Runoff. A
minimum increase in
volume of stormwatcr
runoff to a wetland from
n development over the
natural volume of runoff "D. Stormwater Runoff. A. . ."
may be allowed when
necessary for use of Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
• property but only when it
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 23
• Will ne- neve
o u b s t a n t i a l l y a Justification: This language is
o r superfluous (see 48.06 Subdivision
3ignificaatly , a3 3A5) .
dctcrmincd by the
Council, advcroc affect
upon the ecological and
hydrological
charactcri3tic3 of the
wetland; however, in no
ea3e 3hall the
rcotrictiono on runoff
act out below be
exceeded. Since the
total incrca3c3 in runoff
which can be permitted 13
limited, the Council when
con3ider ing permit
application3 3hall
con3idcr the equal
apportionment of runoff
incrca3c- opportunity to
wetland property within
the- same wetland zoning
district.
• 114. Stormwater runoff
from a development
may be directed to
the wetland when in
conformance with the
surface water "Subdivision 3A14"
management plan and
o n l y when Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
substantially,—aa
dctcrmincd by the Justification: The repeated phrase
Council, free of "as determined by the Council" was
sediment, placed at the end of this
debris, and chemical subdivision.
pollutants, and only
at rates which will "silt vs. sediment"
not substantially,—
e3 determined by the Intent: Strengthen Ordinance.
Council, disturb
vegetation o r Justification: Sediment is a
increase turbidity technical term which has a broader
as determined by the meaning than silt. The term
City. sediment includes silt.
• "wetland vs. development"
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 24
245. The proposed action
shall not cause Intent: Clarify language.
stormwater runoff
from the wctland Justification: We believe the
development to take intent of this provision was to
place at a rate control the stormwater runoff from
which would exceed the proposed development rather
the natural rate or than from the wetland.
volume of runoff as
anticipated by the "as anticipated by"
City's Surface Water
Management Plan. Intent: To make this Ordinance
consistent with the Surface Water
316. The quality of water Management Plan.
infiltrated to the
water table or Justification: Contradictory
aquifer shall remain provisions in Ordinances and other
substantially, as policy documents should be
determined by the eliminated. A consistent standard
City Council , or policy will provide both the
unchanged by the City and the public with clear
development guidance with regard to regulations
alteration of the or policy, and will facilitate the
site. consistent application of those
all
regulations.
4. The allowcd total
increase in runoff, "4. The allowed total"
in combination with
total fill allowcd, Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
shall not cause thc
total natural flood Justification: Superfluous
storage acity€ language (see 48.06 Subdivision 3A1
thc wctland to fall - page 17) .
below thc projected
volume of runoff
from the whole
watershed generated
by a 6 inch rainfall
in 24 hours. "5. The allowed total. . . "
5 . The allowcd total Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
increase in runoff,
in combination with Justification: Superfluous
the total fill language (see 48.06 Subdivision 3A5
allowcd, shall not - page 20) .
cause total natural
phosphorus stripping
capacity of the
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 25
wctiaad to fall
1111 below the projected
phosphorus otripping
capacity of thc
wetland to fall
below thc projected
p h o 3 p h o r u 3
production from thc
whole developed
wetland watcr3hcd.
P. Building Con3trainto. "48.05 Subdivision 3A17 and 3A18"
17. All buildings, other Intent: To provide setback
than accessory standards which can be applied to
buildings . a s all proposed wetland zoning
defined in Chapter district developments.
40 of this Code,
shall be setback at Justification: The original
least 100 feet from setback requirements of this
the wetland. Ordinance only apply to development
associated with subdivision. This
18. All accessory language expands setback
buildings as defined requirements to all types of
4111 in Chapter 40 of development in wetland zoning
this Code shall be districts. The proposed language
setback not less is also consistent with actual
than t h e Council practice.
requirements set
forth in Chapter
40.05 subdivision C.
119. The lowest floor
elevation of "zoning district"
buildings permitted
in a wetland zoning Intent: To add consistency to the
dsstrirt shall he at Ordinance.
least two (2) feet
above the elevation Justification: Buildings are not
of the adjacent allowed in the wetland (see
wetland boundary Subdivisions 3A17 and 3A18 on this
100-year frequency page) .
flood level.
"100-year frequency"
X20. No development
alteration shall be Intent: Clarify Ordinance.
allowed which will
endanger the health, Justification: We believe that the
4110 safety, or welfare intent of this provision was to
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 26
of persons, or which protect buildings from flood
may result in damage. If our assumption is
unusual road correct, using a 100-year frequency
maintenance costs or flood level as a standard will
utility line provide better protection than use
breakages due to of a wetland boundary elevation
soil limitations, standard.
including high frost
action.
F 21 . Vegetation. Removal
of vegetation within
a wetland zoning
district shall be "such work has been. . ."
permitted only when
ouch work ha3 bccn Intent: Streamline Ordinance.
approved by the City
in accordant with Justification: Superfluous
the 3tandard3 of language. The approval which all
thi3 Chapter, and Ordinance provisions must meet by
only when reasonably definition comes from the City.
required for the
placement of
structures and use
411 of property.
Subdivision 4. Conditions
A. 1. A wetland alteration
permit may be
approved subject to
compliance with
conditions
reasonable and
necessary to ensure
compliance with the
requirements
contained in 48.06,
Subdivisions 1, 2,
and 3. Such
conditions may,
among other
matters,, "a. Provide for the. . . "
a. Provide for the Intent: To allow the City the
enhancement of opportunity to impose conditions on
wetland storm water a permit applicant requiring
storage. fish and enhancement of the wetland values
wildlife habitat, specified by the findings and
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 27
and water ouality purposes section of this Ordinance.
enhancement411)
functions of wetland Justification: Ordinance intent
zoning districts: includes management, enhancement
and preservation of wetland values.
b. provide for
enhancement of
recreation and
education
opportunities in
wetland zoning
districts:
c. limit the size,
kind, or character
of the proposed
work,-1
d. require the
construction of
stormwater detention
facilities or other
structures7.
• e. require replacement
of vegetation;,i
f. establish required
monitoring or
maintenance
procedures including
the payment of costs
f o r such
procedures,,-1
stage the work over
time—and—increments
of land to be
developed,
h. require t h e
alteration of the
site design to
insure buffering,-1
i. require the
provision& of a
performance bond
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 28
• or require the
conveyance to the
City of certain
lands or interest
therein.
The dimensional
requirements of the
underlying zoning
ordinance may be
modified in
furtherance of the "2. The permit application. . . "
purposes of this
Chapter by cnprc33 Intent: Clarify the permit
condition contained application process.
in the permit.
Justification" This language
2. T h e permit describes the flow of a permit
application shall be through the application and review
directed submitted process.
to the City. The
City shall process
t h e permit
application
• according to the
provisions of 48.06
Subdivision 6 of
this Code. The
Council who may
refer-4- the permit
application to the
Planning Commission
or the City staff
for review and
report or may direct
that the permit
application be
processed according
to the procedures
specified for the
processing of
conditional use
permits set forth in
Chapter 40 of the
Municipal Code.
Upon approval of the
application for the
permit, the City
Council may
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 29
establish such terms
and conditions, in
addition to those
specifically cited
in this Chapter or
Chapter 40 as it
deems necessary to
protect the public
health, safety, and
welfare, including
the posting of
sufficient surety to
guarantee
conformance to the
purposes of the
permit and all laws
regulating the
activity. The
development controls
provided in Chapter
59 . 07 of the
Municipal Code may
S 3.
also
etblrequird
on
permit may be
processed
coextensively with
a n y other
application for "48.06 Subdivision 4B"
ubdivi3ion or
conditional uac Intent: To provide the City staff,
permit approvals Council, or Planning Commission a
that may be required means to require, when necessary,
under other supporting documentation related to
provisions of the a wetlands alteration permit
Municipal Code. application.
B. The following drawings Justification: Supporting
and exhibits shall be documentation is necessary to
included may be required adequately review permits. The
with a permit types of documentation necessary
application: for adequate review will vary from
project to project. Requiring all
1. The name and address of the listed types of supporting
of the subdivider, documentation for each permit
developer, and owner application in most cases will be
40 or any other party unnecessary.
of interest.
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 30
41111 2. A legal description
of the proposed site
with a map showing
its location with
indications of
private access
roads, existing or
proposed public
roadways within and
surrounding the
development site.
3. A full and adequate
description of all
phases of the
operation and/or
proposed physical
changes.
4. A soil survey map of
the proposed
development site.
• 5. A topographic map of
the development area
with contour
information at two
(2) foot intervals
or spot elevations
at two hundred (200)
foot intervals and
at a horizontal
scale of one (1)
inch to one hundred
(100) feet or
larger.
6. A detailed site plan
of the proposal
showing proposed
drainage, grading,
and landscaping.
7. A site design map
showing the location
of existing and
future man-made
• features within the
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 31
• site and to a
distance of five
hundred (500) feet
surrounding the site
or to the wetland
drainage district
boundary, whichever
is shorter.
8. Information on
existing drainage
and vegetation of
all lands within the
site and to a
distance of five
hundred (500) feet
surrounding the site
or to the wetland
drainage district
boundary, whichever
is shorter.
9. The time period for
commencement and
completion of the
development ,
including time for
staging o f
development, if
applicable.
10. Design specification "Engineering data. . ."
and plan for all
sediment and erosion Intent: To allow the City an
control measures as option to review computations.
well as all grading
e Jus-tific rian: See justification
appurtenances and on page 30.
practices.
"12. Such additional. . . "
11 . Engineering data
r elate d to Intent: To allow the City an
computations of option to require anything
existing a n d necessary for a permit application
proposed hydrology, evaluation.
water quality ,
hydraulics, and soil Justification: See justification
loss. on page 30.
110
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 32
12. Such
• informaadditional
as "C. In the case of a. . ."
necessary t o Intent: To force all development
evaluate the permit or alterations involving wetlands
application. through the permit process.
C. In the cant of a minor Justification: This provision
dcvclopmcnt or change previously allowed alteration of
and/or dcvclopmcnt wetlands regardless of wetland
involving a single family impacts. Eliminating this
detached or single provision strengthens Ordinance
attached residence, the protection of wetlands and conforms
applicant may be exempted with current Council practice.
fromri-ct c
certain requirements of
this ordinance, upon
approval by the City. "Subdivision 6"
Subdivision 5. Time of Permit Intent: To provide a process which
- Extensions and Renewals. separates wetland alteration permit
applications which "adversely
A permittee shall begin the impact wetlands" from wetland
work authorized by the permit alteration permit applications
within ninety (90) days from the which "do not adversely impact
IP date of issuance of the permit wetlands" . The purpose of
unless otherwise- a different date wetlands" .
applications is to
,.... ' - expedite the processing of no
set forth in the permit. The adverse impact permits using an
permittee shall complete the work administrative review process. The
authorized by the permit within the administrative authority, however,
time limit specified on the permit, is extremely limited.
which shall in no event exceed more
than twelve (12) months from the Justification: If an application
date of issuance unless such time is constrained to the buffer zone,
limit is extended by the City meets the Ordinance requirements,
Council. The permittee shall and will not adversely impact the
not.. y e - - - - : - .n administrative
eight (48) hours prior to the permit process should be available.
commencement of work. Should the All other situations, except
work not be commenced as specified emergencies, should go before
herein, the permit shall become Council. This process is generally
void. within the scope of the original
language. 48.06 Subdivision C
Subdivision 6. Issuing (page 33) exempted minor
Authority development from compliance with
the provisions of the Ordinance.
A. The Issuing Authority for 48.07 Subdivision B exempted
Wetland Alteration repairs from the permit process.
•
2362161/WZO.WP/PLS 33
f , v Y y
• Permits shall be as set "a. The permit. . ."
forth here after:
Intent: To strengthen Ordinance.
1 . Administrative
Issuing Authority: Justification" Repair and
T h e City maintenance was not previously
' Engineer/Director of subject to permitting under the
Public Works. or his provisions of the original language
designee (Building (see 48.07 Subdivision B - page
Inspector or City 37) .
Planner) have the
authority to issue "b. Alterations within. . ."
wetland alteration
permits which meet Intent: To limit administrative
the standards in permitting power to alterations
this chapter if: located in the buffer zone.
a. The permit Justification: Wetland alterations
requests repair other than repairs of existing
or maintenance facilities should be subject to
of any lawful Council review.
use of land
existing on the "c. The permit requests. . . "
date o f
• adoption
this Chapter.of Intent: Provide for administrative
permitting of repair and
maintenance work.
b. Alterations
within the Justification: Repair and
wetland buffer maintenance of existing utilities
zone do not was not previously subject to
extend into or permitting (see 48.07 Subdivision B
impact the - page 37) .
adjacent
wetland. "and for the following"
. - n " t Intent: To limit administrative
requests public permitting powers in the buffer
and/or private zone area to a limited list of
utility work on activities.
e x i s tin g
facilities. Justification: Administrative
permitting powers in the buffer
and for the following zone should be limited to
work within the wetland alterations which do not typically
buffer zone, but outside result in indirect adverse impacts
of the wetland not having to wetlands. Subdivisions 6Ala
adverse impacts upon the through 6Ale describe alterations
• wetlands. which typically do not result in
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. indirect adverse impacts to
a. Installation wetlands.
and maintenance
of fences.
b. Landscaping not
including
impervious
surfaces
c. D e tache d
garages and
accessory
buildings.
d. Grading which
does n o t
adversely alter
storm water
storage
capacity. storm
water flow
direction or
✓ unoff
. intensity.
"II. The City Council. . ."
e. Temporary
structures not Intent: To clarify Council issuing
✓ equiring authority.
permanent
foundations or Justification: This provision
P ads f o r clearly describes the permitting
support. authority of the Council. Clear
delineation of authority should
II. The City Council may minimize applicant confusion.
issue permits which
in this Chapter and
are beyond the scope
o f t h e
administrative
approval above:
which have been
reviewed by City
staff and referred
to Council: or which
are appealed to
Council after having
• been reviewed and
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. denied by City "A. Emergencies. "
staff.
Intent: To allow staff to act
48.07. EXCEPTIONS: responsibly in emergency
PERMIT. situations.
A. Emergencies. Upon Justification: An emergency does
the declaration of not allow time for convening of a
an emergency by the Council meeting.
Council and the
i33uancc of a permit
by the Council City,
emergency work
necessary to
preserve life or "B. Repairs."
property shall be
permitted in a Intent: Strengthen Ordinance.
wetland zoning
district. Justification: Repair and
maintenance within wetland zoning
B. Repair3. Upon districts should be subject to the
application and standards of this Ordinance. See •
approval by the new language on page 34.
Council City, a
1111 per3on may repair or
maintain any lawful "C. Notwithstanding any. . ."
U3C of land cxiJting
on the date of Intent: To eliminate redundance of
adoption of thio permitting and approvals for a park
Chapter. and recreation facility.
6B. Notwithstanding any Justification: This provision only
other provision of applies to 1 parcel, if the parcel
this Code to the is City-owned and developed as a
contrary, the City public park and recreation
a n d a n facility. The development of such
owner/applicant of a facility will involve public
land3 abutting land3 review with or without the wetland
owned by the City, permit application process .
may by written Because of the public review
contract permit the process and possible Council/City
dcvclopment of advocacy of such a project, the
wctlando an part of merits of the project with respect
an iategratcd plan, to wetland issues will more
involving a total of appropriately be reviewed as part
Ai0 acrc3 or more, of the Corps or the DNR permit
wherein the City process. These processes also
• would participate in require public input.
the development, and
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• may develop a
municipally owned
recreation or park
facility on City
owned lands which
will involve the
development within a
wetlands zoning
district as part of
an integrated plan,
comprising not less
than 75 acres, where
he such development
would reasonably
conserves s-
preserve and weeld
enhance the
environment by
providing facilities
that would protect
the public health,
safety and welfare.
48.08. DEVELOPMENT DENSITY
• AND PARK LAND DEDICATION CREDIT
TRANSFERS.
Subdivision 1. When land to
be developed includes wetlands, the
developer thereof may receive a
credit for the undevelopable
portion of said wetland, either:
A. toward the dedication of
land requirements under
Municipal Code, Chapter
42 . 13 , Parks and
Playground Dedication,
not exceeding the amount
of the developable lands
in the development
proposal; or
B. the development may be
intensified so as not to
exceed twice the
allowable land use
densities prescribed
•
under Chapters 40 and 42
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• of the Code provided,
however, that said
intensified land use must
be consistent with street
dedication dimensions,
parking requirements, and
screening, fencing and
landscaping regulations
of the City; or
C. the building square
footage requirements of
the Municipal Code may be
intensified but not to
exceed five (5) percent;
or
D. any combination of A, B,
and C above as agreed
upon by developer and
City, keeping in mind "Subdivision 2. Upon. . ."
that the public health,
safety, and welfare of Intent: To place wetland areas
the community is into City ownership following
• paramount. permit approvals.
Subdivision 2. Upon receipt Justification: - This provision
of any of the credits herein, the strengthens the Ordinance by
developer mu3t agree in a placing wetlands into City
recordable document that the ownership following permit
wctland3 involved shall not be approval. This provision will
conveyed 3cparatcly by plat, grant, prevent repeated alteration of a
or forfeiture, except that any wetland by a landowner.
wetlands designated by this
Chapter, for which a credit has
been for B or C above given, may be
conveyed to
the City by rc3olution free and
clear of eny all encumbrances en
title or taxe3.
48.09. ACOUISITION OF
INTERESTS IN LAND. The
municipality may acquire, pursuant
to law, fee title or easement
rights, by dedication, gift,
purchase, eminent domain, tax
forfeiture, leasehold estates, part
or all of any wetlands or land
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• adjacent, abutting, contiguous, or
affecting wetlands, for the purpose
of preserving such lands and
protecting the public health,
safety, and welfare. Charges
authorized by Chapter 25 and
Chapter 42 of the Municipal Code or
by other applicable law may be used
to finance the acquisitions
authorized herein. The Council may
abate those taxes and assessments
within wetlands as authorized by
law.
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48.10. RESPONSIBILITY.
Neither the issuance of a permit
nor compliance with the conditions
thereof, nor with the provisions of
this Chapter, shall relieve any
person from anyresponsibility
otherwise imposed by law for
damages to persons or properties;
nor shall the issuance of any
permit hereunder serve to impose
• any liability on the municipality
or its officers or employees for
injury or damage to persons or
property. A permit issued pursuant
to this Chapter shall not relieve
the permittee of the responsibility
of complying with any other
requirements established by law,
regulation or ordinance.
48.11. PENALTY. Any person
who violates the provisions of this
Chapter shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor. Each day during which
said violation exists is a separate
offense. Any violation of this
Chapter is a public nuisance and
may be enjoined by civil action.
Costs of any civil enforcement
shall be assessed against the
property so enjoined. Any person
who, in violation of this Chapter,
alters, changes or modifies any
wetlands shall restore such
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• wetlands to their original
condition.
48.12. SEVERABILITY. If any
part of this Chapter is held to be
unconstitutional or otherwise
illegal, the remainder of this
Chapter shall be deemed and held to
be valid and remain in force and
effect as if such portion had not
been included herein. If this
Chapter or any provision herein is
held to be inapplicable to any
person, property or work, such
holding shall not affect the
applicability hereof to any other
person's property or work.
48.13. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
The property within a designated
wetland which is restricted hereby
or for which a development or other
restrictive easement is conveyed to
the municipality shall not be
• subject to future special
assessments for the costs of public
improvements for which such "Subdivision 1. . ."
assessments are authorized pursuant
to Chapter 26 of the Municipal Intent: To clarify that variance
Code. and appeals are processed by the
Council
48.14. VARIANCE AND APPEALS.
Justification: This makes the
Subdivision 1. Except ao variance language of this Ordinance
othcrwioc provided in thi3 consistent with Chapter 40 of the
ordinance, the An application for Municipal Code.
variance or appeal to the Council
shall be processed according to the
procedure opecificd for the
le Chapter 40 of the Municipal
Code.
Subdivision 2. No variance
may be granted which would allow "resources"
any use that is prohibited in the
zoning district in which the Intent: To broaden scope of
property is located or which will: provision.
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• A. Result in incompatible
land uses or which would Justification: The use of the term
resources more precisely describes
be detrimental to the the terms surface and groundwater
protection of surface and referenced in this provision.
groundwater resources
Vis.
B. Increase the financial
burdens imposed on the
community through
increasing floods and •
overflow of water onto
land areas within this
City or onto land areas
adjacent to Rice Creek.
C. Be not in keeping with
land use plans and
planning objectives for
the City or which will
increase or cause danger
to life or property.
"marshes and. . . "
D. Be inconsistent with the
• objectives of encouraging Intent: Streamline language.
land uses compatible with
the preservation of the Justification: The Ordinance
natural land forms, definition of wetlands includes
vegetation and the marshes (see 48.04 Subdivision 1 -
marohco and wetlands page 9) , as well as wet meadows,
within the City. shrub swamps, wooded swamps and
other types of wetlands.
E. Include development of
land and water areas
essential to continue the
temporary withholding of
rapid runoff of surface
water which contributes
to downstream flooding,
or water pollution, or
development of land and
water areas which provide
groundwater recharge, or
development which
diminishes the land or
water which are necessary
to carry increased flows
of stormwater following
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periods of heavy
4111 precipitation.
Subdivision 3. No permit or
variance shall be issued unless the
applicant, in support of his
application, shall submit
engineering data, surveys, site
plans and other information as the
City may require in order to
determine the effects of such
development on the affected land
and water areas.
48.15. WETLAND ZONING
DISTRICTS.
Subdivision 1. Wetland Zoning
District Map. . Pursuant to Chapter
48.02, the wetland zoning districts
delineated in the referenced
wetland zoning district map are
hereby established.
• Subdivision 2. Wetland Zoning
Districts by Legal Description.
Pursuant to Chapter 48.02, the
following described properties are
hereby designated as wetlands:
(see Appendix A).
Subdivision 3. Inclusive.
The wetland zoning districts
designated in Subdivisions 1 and 2
above are hereby established as
wetland zoning districts for the
municipality.
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