HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Packets - 1982/12/13CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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December 13, 1982
7:30 p.m.
A G E N D A
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call - Doty, Hodges, Forslund, Blanchard, McCarty
3. Approval of Minutes: November 22, 1982 (Regular Meeting)
4. Public Hearing - 7:40 p.m. - Knollwood Green Condominium Proposal
5. Residents Requests and Comments from the Floor
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FULL NAME AND ADDRESS FOR THE MINUTES
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6. Approval Approval of Consent Agenda
ITEM A. Approve the Awarding of the 1983 City Newsletter Contract
to Bolger Printing for the Low Bid Price of $7,410.00
ITEM B. Set Special Council Meeting for 7:00 p.m., January 3, 1983
ITEM C. Approve Termination of the Community Service Officer
Position for the Remainder of FY 1982 Commencing on
December 15, 1982
ITEM D. Approve Proposed Contract for Professional Services with
John Johnson during 1983 and Authorize Mayor to Enter
into Agreement
ITEM E. Approve Refund of Planning Application Fees to Dalberg
and Hanson
ITEM F. Approve the Purchase of a Single Fuel Pump from Tessman
Oil ar a Ccst Of $300.Gu
ITEM G. Reject Bids for One Ton Dump Truck and Table Purchase
Indefinitely
ITEM H. Approve Referral of Claim from Simon's Liquor to the
City Insurance Carrier
ITEM I. Approve Resolution No. 1518 Approving the Designation
of Non -Conservation Land and Sale Thereof
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AGENDA
December 13, 1982
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6. Approval of Consent Agenda (cont.)
ITEM J. Approve Resolution No. 1521 Approving Securities Furnished
by the First State Bank of New Brighton
ITEM K. Authorize Staff to Submit the Franchise Form to the
State of Minnesota for the Mounds View Golden Gloves
Boxing Program to Allow Sparring Matches to be Conducted
in Mounds View
ITEM L. Licenses for Approval
ITEM M. Approve Resolution No. 1522 Approving Just and Correct
Claims Against City Funds
7. First Reading of Ordinance No. 328, An Ordinance Amending the
Municipal Code of Mounds View by Establishing Chapter 49A, Entitled
"Surface Water Drainage Management and Development Control Ordinance"
7A. First Reading of Ordinance No. 327, An Ordinance Amending the
Municipal Code of Mounds View by Amending Chapter 39, Entitled
"Signs and Billboards"
8. Consideration of Resolution No. 1519 Placing a Freeze on All Empll,
Wages and Benefits
9. Consideration of Resolution No. 1523 Supporting the City of Fridley
on the Siting of Hazardous Waste Processing Facilities in Shoreview
10. Consideration of Resolution No. 1520 Amending Resolution No. 1462
and Establishing Fees for Gambling Devices and Raffles
11. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding Police Patrol Car Bids
12. Consideration of Application for Restaurant License and Transfer
of On -Sale Liquor License from Richard and Marlene Povlitzki to
James A. Loosen (info on this was included in your 11/15/82 packet)
13. Consideration of Staff memorandum Regarding Petition for streetlight
at 8333 Knollwood Drive
14. Consideration of Application for Gambling Device Permit for
Mounds View -Shoreview Lions Clubs
15. Second Reading and Adoption of Ordinance No. 321, An Ordinance
Amending the Municipal Code of the City of Mounds View by
Creating Chapter 49, Entitled "Flood Plain Zoning Ordinance"
16. Consideration of Bids for Maintenance of Well R5
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AGENDA
December 13, 1982
Page Three
17. Consideration of Staff Report• Regarding Filling of Wetland
North of County Road H2 Between Knollwood Drive and Silver Lake Road
18. Report of Director of Public Works/Community Development
- Well 02 Shaft Failure and Maintenance
19. Report of Attorney
20. Report of Councilmembers
21. Report of Administrator
22. Adjournment
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Regular Meeting
November 22, 1982
Mounds View City Hall
`t 5 2401 Hwy. 10, Mounds View, MN 55112
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The Mounds View City Council was called to order by 1. Call to Order
Mayor McCarty at 7:32 PM.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Blanchard, Hodges, 2. Roll Call
Forslund and Mayor McCarty.
It was noted Councilmember Doty was absent.
ALSO PRESENT: Acting City Attorney Kerney, Clerk/
minA�' i trator Pauley and Public Works/Community
Development Director Johnson.
Motion/Second: Hodges/Blanchard to approve the 3. Approval of
November 8, 1982 minutes as presented. Minutes:
November 8, 198
2 ayes 0 nays 2 abstentions
Motion Carried
Mayor McCarty and Councilmember Forslund abstained
from the vote as they had not been present at the
November 8 meeting.
There were no residents requests or comments from 4. Residents Re -
the floor. quests and
Comments from t
Floor
Clerk/Administrator Pauley corrected Item H, to 5. Approval of
read "Be it resolved that the replacement of Consent Agenda
service in residential units south of Highway 10
is hereby authorized.....".
Mayor McCarty asked that Item D be revised to
include a 30 day notice of cancellation for the
City due to the fact that the cost could vary and the
bidder reserved the riqht to adjust bid amounts for
future years.
Mayor McCarty asked that Item E be removed for
reading.
Mayor McCarty stated he was concerned with the
Staff memo that accompanied Item G, which specified
a cost of living increase, as the City does not have
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cost of living increases, rather merit increases.
Motion/Second: Forslund/Hodges to approve the
consent agenda, minus Item E, and waive the
reading of the resolutions.
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley read Resolution No. 1508,
in appreciation to Ken Breske.
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Forslund to approve Reso-
rulion�o T508 in appreciation of Ken Breske.
4 ayes 0 nays
It was noted that Mr. Breske had been a very
valued member of the Planning Commission and that he
would be missed.
Mayor McCarty closed the regular meeting and opened
the public hearing at 7:41 PM.
Motion Carried
Motion Carried
Finance Director Brager gave a presentation of the 6. Public Hea• 11
projected 1983 income statements for the water Sewer and 1 [r
utilities and sewer utilities, and also gave examples Budgets and
of how much revenue could be earned by raising the Rates
rates various levels.
Mayor McCarty closed the public hearing and reopened
the regular meeting at 7:50 PM.
Finance Director Brager answered questions from the
Council regarding the proposed budget.
Mayor McCarty pointed out the high percentage of the
sewer charge which goes to the MWCC, and stated it
would be separated on bills in the future. He also
recommended tabling any action on the budget or rate
increases, in light of the State's financial crisis.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to table indefinitely
any rate increase in the utility funds.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Finance Director Brager recommended to the Council
that they place a freeze on any type of capital
purchases, until the State financial crisis is
solved.
Mounds View City Council 'November 22, 1982
Regular Meeting ,;)Page Three
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Motion/Second: Blanchard/Hodges to adopt Ordinance 7. Second Reading
Nodding the municipal code of Mounds and Adoption of
View by amending Chapter 41 entitled, "Specific Ord. No. 324 An
Rezonings", and waive the reading of the resolution. Ordinance Amend
ing the Municip
Councilmember Blanchard - aye Code of Mounds
Councilmember Hodges - aye View by Amendin
Councilmember Forslund - aye Chapter 41 Enti
Mayor McCarty - aye tied Specific
Rezonings"
Motion Carried
Motion/Second: Forslund/Blanchard to adopt Ordinance 8. Second Reading
No. 322 amending the municipal code of Mounds View and Adoption of
by amending Chapter 40.02, Zoning, Rules and Defi- Ord. No. 322
nitions, and 40.10, Zoning, R-1 Single Family Amending the
residential district, and waive the reading of Municipal Code
the resolution. Mounds View by
Amending Chapte
Councilmember Blanchard - aye 40.02, Zoning,
Councilmember Hodges - aye Rules and Defi-
Councilmember Forslund - aye nitions, and 40
Mayor McCarty - aye Zoning, R-1 Sin
' Family Residen-
tial District
Motion Carried
Motion/Second: Hodges/Forslund to adopt Ordinance 9. Second Reading
o�n-ding the municipal code of Mounds View and Adoption of
by amending Chapter 41 entitled "Specific Ord. No. 325 An
Rezoning" and waive the reading of the resolu- Ordinance Amend
tion. ing the Municip
Code of Mounds
Councilmember Blanchard - aye View by Amendin,
Councilmember Hodges - ave Chanter 41 Enti
Councilmember Forslund -aye tied "Specific
Mayor McCarty - aye Rezoning"
Motion Carried
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges to approve and 10. Second Reading
a opt —Or finance No. 326 amending the municipal code and Adoption of
of Mounds View by amending Chapter 107, entitled Ord. No. 326 An
"Bingo", and waive the reading of the resolution. Ordinance Amend
ing the Municip,
Councilmember Blanchard - aye Code of Mounds
' Councilmember Hodges - aye View by Amendin)
Councilmember Forslund - aye Chapter 107,
Mayor McCarty - aye Entitled "Bingo'
Motion Carried
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Clerk/Administrator Pauley informed the Council 11. Discussior/�
there is a possible site in Fridley, which Staff Memo. Ju
borders on Mounds View, from University Avenue Regarding Shore
down 73rd and that staff will ;provide a full report view Disposal
on this site. Site
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to authorize Staff
to send a letter to the University of Minnesota
and to the City of Shoreview, indicating Mounds
View's support of their position opposing the identi-
fication of the Shoreview site as a hazardous waste
transfer site by the State of Minnesota Waste
Management Board, with a copy to the Waste Management Board.
4 ayes 0 nays
Director Johnson asked for Council approval for the 12
advertisement of bids, by invitation, for work on
Well No. 5
Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard to authorize
Staff to invite bids from Layne Minnesota Co.,
Keys Well Drilling Co, Bergerson-Caswell Inc. and
Tri-State Drilling & Equipment Co., for well
maintenance work, to be paid from the water fund.
4 ayes 0 nays
Director Johnson reported they are ready to move 13
into Phase 2 of the water treatment study, and
reviewed his memo of November 22, addressed to
the Council, and explained what the testing
will accomplish.
Motion/Second: Hodges/Blanchard to move on with
Phase 2 testing of Wells No. 5, 6 and 4, with the
funds of approximately $4100 to come from the
water fund.
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion Carried
Discussion of
Staff Memorandu
Regarding the
Approval of Wat
Well No. 5 Ser-
vice and Repair
Specifications
Motion Car. a
Discussion of
Staff Memorandum
Regarding the
Second Phase of
Water Treatment
Study Recommenda
tion
Motion Carried
Director Johnson pointed out that action on this 14. Discussion of
item will require the Council to give considera- Staff Memorandum
tion to Ordinances 301 and 305, and recommended Regarding Letter
discussing it further at an agenda session or from Dynamic
Wetlands Committee meeting. Designers
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported that, per the
request of Dynamic Designers, the City has refunded
all money paid to dace, and also rescinded all
approvals.
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Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard to direct Staff
to noti y Dynamic Designers that upon payment of
all applicable fees, they can make application
to the Planning Commission for consideration of
their proposal, as it relates to Ordinance No. 48.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges to table action on
15. Discussion of
Staff
t is item, per the recommendation of the Finance
Regarding 1982w
Director.
One Ton Dump
Truck Bid Openi;
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion Carried
Mayor McCarty stated he has reservations with the
whether the
16. Discussion of
Staff Memorandul
hold -harmless agreement and questioned
City is fully protected in the event of a lawsuit.
Regard1GlovesBoxingde;
Attorney Karney stated there is no specification
Program
of indemnification, and it is not clear that
defense costs on the part of the City would be
covered.
I Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to table any
urt er action on the Golden Gloves Boxing Program
until the applicants present the City with a con-
tract of protection for litigation that is accepta-
ble to the City Attorney.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays
Park and Recreation Director Anderson pointed out
the City's involvement in the program is minimal,
has been very well received to date,
and the program
with 58 young men participating. He asked for
clarification from the Council on what specific
action should be taken until the contract is pre-
sented to the City and approved. It was the con-
sensus of the Council that Park Director Anderson
and Attorney Karney could sit down and reword the
contract and have it signed by the next day.
Director Johnson reported he had received a letter
17. Report of Public
Works/Community
from MnDOT regarding the MSA program. He stated
to complete the MSA study
Development
he is under pressure
for a five year construction program, by the end
Director
of 1982. He added he will be working on it in
December, and that it will be flexible so that
the City can make changes later on.
Director Johnson questioned if there would be a
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Wetlands Committee meeting on November 29.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to have a special
work session on November 29, beginning at 7 PM,
to deal with the surface water management plan, and
to have Representative Knuth meet with the Council.
4 ayes 0 nays
Director Johnson reported 75 applications have been
received for the opening in the Maintenance Department,
and they are proceeding with interviewing, but would
like the assurance of the Council that the position
will still be filled.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley stated he does not anti-
cipate any action required before the December 6
agenda session, at which time he and Finance Director
Brager feel they will have a better picture for the
Council of the budget situation.
Mayor McCarty stated the Maintenance Department will
have to set priorities to make due, and for example,
would have to put maintenance work before recreation
work. He suggested asking the different recreation
groups for their help.
Gary Kardell stated that the Maintenance Department
is going to be short handed for the next six weeks
due to holidays and vacations.
Attorney"Karney had no report.
Councilmember Blanchard had no report.
Councilmember Hodges reported he had attended the
Youth Services Bureau meeting and reported on the
highlights. He gave some results of the question-
nairs bent out to emnlnyars from the summer job
program.
Councilmember Hodges reported he had attended the
Ramsey County League meeting, at which the legisla-
tive agenda of Ramsey County was discussed.
Councilmember Forslund had no report.
Mayor McCarty asked that everyone review the arti-
cle in the Administrative Newsletter regarding the
Anoka County Airport. He stated he has unconfirmed
information that the City should prepare for another
battle on the airport issue. He stated an umbrella
group is being formed to field information through
the process, and will se;••. as a clearing house for
Motion Carried
18. Report of
Attorney
19. Report of
Councilmembers
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action by other groups, and named those interested
in being on the committee, with an orientation
meeting set for December 2.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard that the Council
authorize Mayor McCarty to initially coordinate
the efforts of this committee.
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges to authorize staff to
send letters of invitation to those interested
individuals, notifying them of the meeting at 7 PM
on December 2.
4 ayes 0 nays
Mayor McCarty asked the status of the Mounds View
Estates. Clerk/Administrator Pauley replied that
he had received a report, but had not had an
opportunity to review it. Director Johnson added
the Planning Commission had discussed the parking
at their meeting last week and would be taking
the issue up again after the first of the year.
Mayor McCarty reported the City had received a
check for $25 from TOPS, for their appreciation
1 for the use of City Hall.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed the airport
issue and stated he would be keeping the Council
updated.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley asked if the Council
would authorize, as they had in the past, an
expenditure from the pop fund for a Christmas
gift for City employees. The Council gave
their permission.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley informed the Council
of his discussions with the City of New Brighton,
regarding the acquisition of the New Brighton
trunk sewer by the MWCC.
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Motion Carried
Motion Carried
20. Report of
Administrator
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to authorize the
Cierk/�nlstrator to send a letter to the Metropolitan
Council advising that the City is withdrawing its opposition
to the acquisition and putting them on notice of our
intention to seek legislative changes to MWCC operating rules.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported he had received
a call from the police union representative. He indicated
that the union request for contract settlement is in
excess of the budget and that he rejected the request.
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Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported he is working
with New Brighton and White Bear Lake on the
word processor request forms, and would like to
have bids by the end of the year.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges to authorize
Clerk/Administrator Pauley to send out requests
for proposals, to be sent- out to suppliers in the
area, when the specifications are completed, for all
three cities.
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported a petition had
been received for a street light at 3017 Bronson,
and NSP has advised the location is acceptable,
and there are funds for the light.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges to authorize Staff
to install a street light on the pole between 3017
Bronson and 3033 Bronson, pursuant to receipt of
the petition.
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported he had received
a call from Dan Boxrud regarding the Long Lake Road
ditch, with the bonding underwriter negotiating with
the original subcontractor, to have him come back
and finish the job.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported he hopes to
have the 1982 long term financial plan ready for
the December 6 agenda session.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley presented the Council
with a copy of an article regarding the State's
budget problems, and reviewed Staff's progress
in working on the budget, as well as revenue
and expense projections.
Jerry Linke asked about the status of the signal Spring
Lake Park has requested. Mayor McCarty replied
that it is on hold at this time, and that it should
be made clear to Spring Lake Park what Mounds View's
position is, so as to not give them false hope.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard to inform Spring
Lake Park that Mounds View has no reason, at this
time, to join in the construction of a light at
Pleasant View and Highway 10,
Motion Carried
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carr
November 22, 1982
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Motion/Second: Forslund/Hodges to adjourn the
meeting at 9.26 PM.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Respectfully submitted,
Donald F. Pauley
Clerk/Administrator
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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Director of Public Works/Community Development
DATE: December 8, 1982
SUBJECT: WAYNE RERR/KNOLLWOOD GREEN CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
At the December 15, 1982 Council Agenda Session, the Council
briefly discussed the conditional use permit and set the public
hearing date for the above item for December 13, 1982. At that
Agenda Session, questions were raised by the Mayor and this memo
attempts to address those questions:
1) The applicant proposes to provided a blanket easement
over all common property excluding the building and
garage footprints for purposes of access and utilities.
This will allow development and access to adjoining
properties if future development is necessary and/or
desired.
2) Attached are some alternate street and/or access plans
that were developed and furnished to the Planning Commis-
sion during their review of this application. Alternate
layouts 1 through 7 were furnished to the Planning
Commission with layouts 6 and 7 being the ones most
favored by the majority of the Planning Commission. It
should be noted that none of these alternates would allow
the development of the plan as presented by the developer.
Alternate sketch 8 was a layout developed at the sugges-
tion of the developer's engineer and would allow access to
those properties lying westerly of the proposed project
and would at the same time allow the proposed plan to
proceed as presented.
3) The Comprehensive Plan proposed the northerly portion of
the site to be in a medium density land use with the southern
portion of the sf.te in a low density land use. This diverges
from the existing zoning of the parcel which is R-3. Medium
density of 3 to 6 units per acre, if assumed to occur over
the north 25 to 30 percent of the site, would allow approxi-
mately 6.6 units and low density of 1 to 2 units over the
southerly 65 to 70 percent of the site would allow for 4.2
units to be developed for a total of 10.8 units on the entire
site. The applicant proposes a 32 unit project. R-3 zoning
historically has allowed high density development which under
the Code allows multi -family units at a density of 1 per 2,500
square feet. Thiswould in turn allow on this site of 138,000
square feet 55.2 units. The City Council has been previously
appraised of legal opinions that have been rendered in court
decisions on the issue of whether the Comprehensive Plan or
the Zoning Plan controls. Staff has processed this application
based on utilizing the existing zoning of R-3 on site.
Mayor and City Council
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December 8, 1982
4) The proposed project has 32 units. The plan provides for
32 attached garages which will be contained 1 per unit in
each of the buildings. It provides an additional 32
detached garages which will be across the service driveway,
and it• also provides 29 open parking stalls adjacent to the
detached garages. Of the 29 parking stalls, four are
designated for handicapped parking. In addition to the
parking described above, there exists a 20 foot driveway in
front of the garages between the building and the service
drive. This 20 feet would provide for overflow parking
possibilities of approximately 32 parking spaces. Therefore,
it appears that the proposed application meets or exceeds
parking requirements of the City's subdivision and develop-
ment Codes.
I have also attached a copy, for your information, of the
Minnesota Department of Transportation application for access driveway
permit for the proposed parcel. This item was not included in the
materials handed out to you for the December 15th Agenda package. Be
advised that other materials that relate to this issue were included
and distributed to the City Council for the December 15th Council
Agenda meeting.
If you have any questions or other areas of concern, please contact
me.
JCJ/bc
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APPLICATION FOR ACCESS DRIVE 13EIlMIT if District 9 Permit 02-E37
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r~'TACIT TO ALL 3 COPIES, A SKETCH OF THE PROPERTY, PRESENT AND PROPOSED DRIVEWAYS AND RELATION TO TRUNK HIGHWAY,
ICII SKETCIRS SHALL BE DRAWN TO !;CALE WIIEN HEOIIIIIIiD DY THE ENGINECR.
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1 DO NOT WRITE BELOW
ACCESS DRIVEWAY OR ENTRANCE PERMIT
NOT VALID UNLESS
SIGNED AND NUMBERED Certified or Cashier's Check, or Money Order No. _Io'L�IO No Deposit
For
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A Ileposil of S SOLI -D payable to The Commissioner of Transportation, in the loon of a Certified or Cashier's Check or
Money Older shall accompany the application.
Th., Depavt Made uY' _Lr eAAf r
Ocuos,1 vnll be rtlu:unl In apill,cam upeo completmn of Item 5 (,eve,m Tine.)
Spenal Pof,wons.
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ANC CCN57L'UG7t� /n1 /}Cjog ��NLC Arli74 H6 DFId�IL A"C.µt:D.
A rtijtDlAAI CfiZvc"5.0VEft WILL NoT BE �'Por,A�, RRIN�
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Alter Prison if approved: 11r1.
❑WniretoApplicani MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSP TION
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CONSENT AGENDA
December 13, 1982
The Consent Agenda is a technique designed to expedite handling of
routine and miscellaneous official business of the City Council, Th
The entire Agenda may be adopted by the Council in one motion. The
motion for adoption is non -debatable and must receive unanimous
approval. By request of any individual Councilmember, any item can
be removed from the Consent Agenda and placed upon the Regular Agenda
for debate.
ITEM A. Approve the Awarding of the 1983 City Newsletter Contract
to Bolger Printing for the Low Bid Price of $7,410.00
ITEM B. Set Special Council Meeting for 7:00 p.m., January 3, 1983
ITEM C. Approve Termination of the Community Service Officer Position
for the Remainder of FY 1982 Commencing on December 15, 1982
ITEM D. Approve Proposed Contract for Professional Services with
John Johnson during 1983 and Authorize Mayor to Enter into
Agreement
ITEM E. Approve Refund of Planning Application Fees to Dalberg and Hanson
ITEM F. Approve the Purchase of a Single Fuel Pump from Tessman Oil
at a Cost of $300.00
ITEM G. Reject Bids for One Ton Dump Truck and Table Purchase Indefinitely
ITEM H. Approve Referral of Claim from Simon's Liquor to the City
Insurance Carrier
ITEM I. Adopt Resolution No. 1518 - Approving the Designation of
Non -Conservation Land and Sale Thereof
ITEM J. Adopt Resolution No. 1521 - Approving Securities Furnished
by the First State Bank of New Brighton
ITEM K. Authorize Staff to Submit the Franchise Form to the State of
Minnesota for the Mounds View Golden Gloves Boxing Program to
Allow Sparring Matches to be Conducted in Mounds View
ITEM L. Licenses for Approval (See sheet marked ITEM L)
ITEM M. Adopt Resolution No. 1522 - Approving Just and Correct Claims
Against City Funds
MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Director of Public Works/Community Development
DATE: December 8, 1982
SUBJECT: APPLICATION REFUND FOR HANSON/DALBERG APPLICATIONS
At the Agenda Session on December 6, 1982, the Council directed
staff to prepare a recommendation for refund in the confines of
existing Code.
We have received a total of $290.00 from Mr. Dalberg, of which
$150.00 were base fees and non-refundable. To date, a total of 5
hours of staff time has been spent for a cost to the City at this
point of $50.00. Therefore, staff is recommending that all addi-
tional fees of $140.00 be returned to Mr. Dalberg.
The Hanson application has paid a total of $265.00 in fees of which
$175.00 were base fees and non-refundable. To date, staff has spent
approximately 3 hours in preparing application for meetings for a
i' total of $30.00. Therefore, staff is recommending that all addi-
tional. Ices for the Ranson application of $90.00 be returned to him.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
JCJ/bc
Sf3; ;•i,i LIQUUH STORE
2840 HWY. 10
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 55432
City of bounds '!ie.w
2401 !!wy 10
St. Paul, bn 55112
ATTN: I•:r. Don 1'auly
Dear Sir:
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The mount of damage we sustained to norchandi,e cams collnpning
as a result of the sewer back-up is approximately A150.00. Several
bottles of wine and other liquor broke when the. cartons F.unbled.
I feel that the city is responsible for it's maintenance of
the sewer system, and that I should he reimbursed for thnt nmount.
Siely,
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Simon.-.T. Simon
Pres. - Since's i,i.quor, Tnc.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1518
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE DESIGNATION OF
NON -CONSERVATION LAND AND SALE THEREOF
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Ramsey County,
by resolution dated November 1, 1982, classified as non -conservation
land certain land lying within the limits of the City of Mounds View;
and
WHEREAS, a certified copy of the classification resolution,
together with a list of the land classified, has been submitted for
approval of the classification and sale of land classified in
accordance with M.S.A. Section 282.01, Subdivision 1; and
WHEREAS, the Mounds View City Council, on November 22, 1982,
determined that it was not in the interests of the City of.Mounds
View to petition for conveyance of this land.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the
City of Mounds View approves the classification of the land shown
on said list as non -conservation land and the sale thereof.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk -Administrator be and
hereby is authorized to file a certified copy of this resolution in
the Office of the Land Commissioner.
Adopted this 13th day of December, 1982.
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
Clerk -Administrator
MEMO TO: Mounds View City Council
FROM: Bruce K. Anderson, Direc o
Parks, Recreation an r st
DATE: December 9, 1982
RE: Golden Glove Boxing Franchise
Enclosed is a copy of the revised waiver and hold harmless agreement
which city staff and City Attorney Carney developed as per the City
council's request. In addition, staff has included a copy of the
boys currently registered in the Golden Glove Boxing Program for
the City Council-s review.
As can be noted in the revised agreement, not only is the City held
harmless for any injuries or liability that may occur in the program,
but the Golden Glove Boxing Program will assume liability for any
cost that may occur regarding any legal suits that might confront
the City. This agreement is presently in the process of being signed
and staff will have a signed copy for the Council's review at Monday
ievenings meeting.
It should be noted that the request staff has before Council this
evening is to enter into a franchise agreement which was submitted
along with the staff report dated November 17, 1982. The applica-
tion for franchising would merely allow the City to have sparring
exhibitions within the City of Mounds View. The only reason that
this particular agreement is necessary would be so that the Golden
Glove Boxing Program could have a sparring exhibition at the Irondale
High School as a fund raiser for the Student Council and the Golden
Glove Boxing Program. Although the date has not been set for this
sparring exhibition, it has been approved by the student council and
they are going before the high school administration during the next
4hc c• t .��.at ,;;hinh pin rin nnh pnvicinn will be
wi•Ck Ll: �. i.iVi. u1..ir •iliac apt•.
a problem.
Should you have any questions regarding the proposed hold harmless
agreement or the application for sparring exhibitions in Minnesota,
please free to contact staff at extension #41.
BKA/sll
WAIVER AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT
THIS IS TO CE•.RTIFY that the undersigned, do hereby
release, forever discharge, waive all rights of claims and agree
to hold harmless the City of Mounds View, its employees, its
agents, its officials, its successors and assigns; from all
liability, cause!; Of action, claims, demands, damages, costs,
loss of services, expenses and compensation, on account of, or in
any way arising out of the following:
The Mounds View Golden Golves Boxing Program;
conducted at Edgewood Community Center
We, the undersigned, do further agree to fully indemnify
the City of Mounds View, its agents and assigns, against all
claims brought, actions filed, and all liability for damages and
—� costs incurred by the City with respect to the Golden Gloves
I
Program, brought by any party whatsoever whether such claims,
actions and damages are rightfully brought or filed. In case a
claim should be brought or an action filed with respect to the
Golden Gloves Program, we agree that the City may employ its own
atturneys to appear and defend the claim or action on its behalf
at our expense. We further agree to reimburse the City for any
necessary expenses, attorneys' fees or costs incurred in the
enforcement of any part of this Agreement immediately upon
receiving written notice that said costs, expenses or attorneys'
fees have been incurred.
We further agree that we have carefully read the
foregoing Waiver and Indemnification Agreement and know the
contents thereof and that we have signed the same as our own free
act in consideration for the City of Mounds View providing the
facilities and support for the Golden Gloves Program.
WITNESS OUR HANDS AND SEALS this _ day of 1
1982.
IN THE PRESENCE OF: GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING PROGRAM
Roger Young, Executive Di —'rector
John Holmes,
Mounds View Golden Gloves Program
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LICENSES FOR APPROVAL
GENERAL - Expire 6/30/83
Aymar, Inc. - New
Dailey Homes, Inc. - New
Mellin Construction, Inc. - Renewal
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING - Expire 6/30/83
Blaine Heating, Air Conditioning & Electric - Renewal
Louis DeGidio, Inc. - Renewal
Vern's service & supply, Inc. - Renewal
MASONRY - Expire 6/30/83
Betterman Masonry - New
■■!� Metro Masonry - New
`-- SEWER & WATER - Expire 6/30/83
Midwestern Mechanical Corporation - Renewal
t,
Amusement Devices - Expire 12/31/82
Aladdin's Castle - Renewal
Povlitzki's on 10 - Renewal
Tom Thumb Store #110 - Renewal
Brooks Superette - Renewal
Tom Thumb Store 1543 - Renewal
Seven -Eleven Store - Renewal
Mermaid Cocktail Lounge - Renewal
Bel -Rae Ballroom - Renewal
Auto Sales - Expire 12/31/82
Mid -American Auto - Renewal
Northeast Marine, Inc. - New
Bowling Alley - Expire 12/31/82
Mermaid Cocktail Lounge - Renewal
Gasoline Stations - Expire 12/31/82
Mounds View Quick Six - New
Long Lake 66 Service - Renewal
Mounds View K Service - Renewal
Highway 10 K - Renewal
Brooks Superette - Renewal
Clark Super 100 - Renewal
Malt Liquor - Off -Sale - Expire 12/31/82
Brooks Superette - Renewal
Country Club Market - Renewal
Seven -Eleven - Renewal
Tom Thumb Store #543 - Renewal
Fedor's Market - Renewal
Tom Thumb Store #110 - Renewal
Malt Liquor - On-Sa13 - Expire 12/31/82
Bel -Rae Ballroom - Renewal
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ITTY I+r MY-111NIc; VIF,,7
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OF MINNE ITA
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ham full nn6111)HLy nvr.r Lhe financial affairs
of I.ha diLy :nul;
IYI EREA:T, The Ci ly Cnun•:J1 lulm rcviowcd Lhe rluimr, numbers:
—17881_ tln•ou{;II in Lhr: nmouni, III' s 32,749.30
17889— thr1n;Cll in Lhr nuoenl. tit' :r 1,184.82
10385__ I,hr.nu;h _.1Q488iu Lhr, mmnml• ..I' :D 45,688.74
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(Jkl, or nay ex: q,l,iou)
IIt11Y'1111-11h:P01t1:, he it resolved that the City Council of Mounds View
hereby npprrned tilenlaached lints of clalnc; davit by the
vote -- aye„ `_._ nayes
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NECESSARY EXPENDITURES
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CHECK
AMOUNT
CLAIMANT
PURPOSE
17889
635.99
Group W
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17890
302.00
Donohue -Thornton
Insurance
17891
30.00
Barbara McCarty
Refund
17892
35.00
Jill Seiberlich
Refund
17893
56.83
Beth Gillman
Reimbursement
17894
125.00
Kenneth Lelm
Salary,parttime
$1184.82
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ORDINANCE N0. 328
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF
MOUNDS VIEW BY CREATING CHAPTER 49A,
"SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE MANAGEMENT
AND DEVELOPMENT CONTROL ORDINANCE"
The Council of the City of Mounds View does hereby ordain:
(See attached amendment)
Read by the Council of the City of Mounds View on the
day of 1982.
Read and passed by the Council of the City of Mounds View on
this day of 1982.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
Mayor
Clerk -A ministrator
1st Draft
12/6/82
0
Ao*i CHAPTER 49A
I
SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE MANAGEMENT
AND DEVELOPMENT CONTROL ORDINANCE
49A.01 Findings of Fact and Purpose.
Subdivision 1. Findings of Fact.
(a) The public interest necessitates sound land use development
as land is a limited and irreplaceable resource and the
land within the municipality is a resource to be developed
in a manner which will result in minimum damage to the
quality of life and to property and threat to health and
reductions of private and public economic loss caused by
drainage problems.
(b) The existing drainage system in Mounds View in general
adequately meets the needs of the City. However, the
storm drainage system will not in the future provide
adequate or proper drainage in those areas of the City
subject to substantial residential, commercial or indus-
trial development unless the large increase in storm
water runoff that is known to result from such development
is properly controlled and regulated. The consequence of
❑uL iebliicting such increase in runoff would be to sub-
ject a major portion of the lands of the City to high water
tables, drainage problems, storm water flooding by heavy
rains, inadequate drainage facilities, causing erosion,
damage to property disruption of residential, commercial
and governmental services, unsanitary conditions and inter-
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ruption of transportation, all of which would be deteri-
mental to the health, safety, welfare and property of
affected residents of the City.
Subdivision 2. Purposes.
(a) To reduce or eliminate storm water and drainage damages
and minimize storm water runoff through land development
management measures stressing storm water retention or
detention.
(b) To guide and control new development of lands within the
City in ways that will be consistent with the zoning laws
and Comprehensive Development Plan in force at the time of
the development, consistent with the requirements of Rice
Creek Watershed District, Municipal Code, Minn. State
Statutes, and other regulatory agencies and consistent with
sound economic policies as such policies affect property
owners and the proponents of new developments; and to
require proponents of new developments to adopt sound develop-
ment plans and proposals that will forward the productive
use of their property and will cause no economic burden
both as to storm waters or drainage, on the owners of
abutting or adjoining properties, or affected properties,
or adjoining properties; or affected properties, or on the
property owners of the City at large.
49A.02 General Provisions.
Subdivision 1. Applicability.
The requirements adopted herein shall apply to all development
proposals that are subject to the provisions of Chapter 59.07 of the
Municipal Code.
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Subdivision 2. Required Facilities.
The City may, at its sole discretion, require storm sewers,
retention or detention basins or any other type of drainage improve-
ments that are required for any development proposal.
Subdivision 3. Performance Guarantee.
Whenever privately owned and maintained drainage improvements
shall be required for a development by the City, the developer shall
provide a seven year maintenance/performance guarantee to assure proper
maintenance and operation of such improvements. In such cases, the
developer shall also hold the City harmless for any defects in design,
construction or operation.
Subdivision 4. Pinancial Responsibility.
Drainage facility improvements required for any development
proposal shall be the financial responsibility of the developer.
49A.03 Design Standards.
Storm sewer systems required for any development shall be
constructed to at least a five year frequency storm design, retention
basins shall be constructed to retain at least a hundred year storm
while allowing at a maximum, only that rate of runoff from the property
in its undeveloped state resulting from a five year storm frequency.
49A.04 Definitions.
Subdivision 1. Five, Fifty and One Hundred Year Storm.
Ti- shall ha as determined by U.S. weather Bureau Technical Paper
Nos..40 and 49 and shall be the 24 hour rainfall event with a probabil-
ity of reoccurrence of once in five, fifty or one hundred years.
Subdivision 2. Retention Basin.
It shall be an area designated to store the surface water drainage
from the adjoining drainage basin with no outlet to downstream areas.
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subdivision 3
Detention Basin.
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it shall bu an area dosignaLad to restrict and temporarily store
surface water drainage from the adjoining drainage basin.
49A.06 Responsibility.
Neither the issuance of a permit nor compliance with the condi-
tions thereof, nor with the provisions of this Chapter, shall relieve
any person from any responsibility otherwise imposed by law for
damages to persons or property; 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 person or property. A
Permit issued pursuant to this Chapter shall not relieve the permittee
of the responsibility of complying with any other requirements estab-
lished by law, regulation or ordinance.
49A.07 Penalty.
Any person who violates the provision of this Chapter shall be 0
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 party so enjoined.
Any person who, in violation of this Chapter, alters, changes,
or modifies any surface water drainage facilities shall restore such
facilities to their original condition.
49A.08 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 inappli-
cable to any person, properly or work., such holding shall not affect
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the applicability herror to any other person's property or work.
%� 49A.05 Variance and Appeals.
Subdivision 1. Processing of Application.
An application for variances or appeals shall be processed
according to the procedures specified in Chapter 40 of the Municipal
Code.
Subdivision 2. Restrictions on Granting Variances.
No variance may be granted which would allow any use that is
prohibited in the zoning district in which the property is located or
which would:
(a) Result in incompatible land uses or which would be
detrimental to the protection of surface and gruund water
supplies.
(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 objec-
tives for the City or which would increase or cause danger
to life or property.
Subdivision 4. Required Supporting Data.
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 area.
A_(,11A
ORDINANCE NO. 327
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW BY AMENDING
CHAPTER 39, "SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS"
The City Council of the City of Mounds View does hereby ordain:
(See attached amendment)
head by the Council of the City of Mounds View on the
day of 1982.
Read and passed by the Council of the City of Mounds View on
phis day of , 1982.
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
Clerk -Administrator
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
1st Reading
12/13/02
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CHAPTER 39
SIGNS AND DILLBOARDS
39.01
39.01 Definitions. The following terms have the meanings
ascribed to themin thithis section:
(1) "Sign" means a display board, billboard, screen,
structure, projection or part thereof, used to announce, de-
clare, demonstrate, display or otherwise advertise and attract
the attention of the public.
(2) "Sign, Advertising" means a sign, the primary func-
tion of which is to direct attention to a product, service or
activity that is sold or offered either elsewhere or upon the
premises where such sign is located, or to which it is affixed.
(3) "Sign, Directional" means a sign for the purpose of
making specific commercial, industrial, or public and semi-
public locations known and to assist in finding these locations
on the property which the sign is located.
(4) "Sign, Identification" means a sign, the primary
function of which is to identify a residential, commercial,
industrial, or public or semi-public use located upon the pre-
mises where such sign is located, or to which such sign is
affixed. Signs identifying commercial uses may call attention
to the product, service or activity that is sold or offered
upon the premises. Signs identifying industrial uses may call
attention to the product, goods or material which is produced,
processed, assembled or stored upon the premises.
(5) "Billboard" means an advertising sign located off
the premises where the advertised product is sold or offered.
It is usually but not necessarily owned by an advertising
company.
(6) "Business Occupant" means an individual or group of
individuals owning. renting or leasing a building or part
{6}(7) "Sign, Illuminated" means any illuminated sign
on which the artificial light is maintained stationary
aiwWor constant in intensity and color at all times when such
sign is in use.
i7HO) "Sign, Plashing" means any illuminated sign on
which the artificial light is not maintained stationary and/or
constant in intensity and color at all times when such sign
is in use.
39.01
{8}(9) "Ground Sign" means a detached sign erected upon
or supported by the ground and not attached to any building.
J" (10) "Projecting Sign" means a sign other than a
wall sign suspended from or supported by a building or struc-
ture and projecting out therefrom.
{1e}(11) "Roof Sign" means a sign erected upon or above
the roof or parapet wall of a building or structure.
J11f(12) "Wall Sign" means a sign attached to or erected
against the wall of a building or structure with the exposed
face of the sign in a plane approximately parallel to the face
of said wall.
JH� (13) "Pedestal Sign" is a ground sign erected upon a
single post or shaft, or upon two posts or shafts that merge or
touch at the base, or which are not more than 15 feet apart,
center of shaft to center of shaft, with the display portion
mounted on top thereof at least 7 feet above the surface of the
street adjacent to the property on which the sign is located.
No such sign shall have a sign area of more than 340 square
feet on each side. Such sign may advertise only business
located on the premises. No business property shall have more
than one pedestal sign adjacent to each street upon which such
business property abuts; provided that on each street frontage
of more than 100 feet one additional pedestal sign may be
established and maintained on such street frontage if such
additional pedestal sign (a) is located on a single pole,
(b) does not exceed 28 square feet in area on any side and does
not have more than two sides, (c) is not more than 4 feet in
width or 7 feet in height on the sign face, (d) is located at
least 7 feet above the surface of the street. In lieu of one
additional pedestal sign, two separate signs may be located on
the same pole, but such two signs combined shall not exceed, in
area or dimensions, the limitations applicable to a single
additional pedestal sign. No pedestal sign shall be so designed
as to have both (a) moving parts, and (b) moving or blinking
lights. In addition to the pedestal signs permitted by the fore-
going provisions of this subdivision, a sign advertising a
public telephone may be located in the area ahead of the build-
ing setback line on the structure in which such public telephone
is located.
Jlg}(14) "Business Sign" means a sign that states the
proper name of the business, organization or institution
located on the premises on which the sign is located.
{14}(15) "Sign Area" means that area of a sign within
the margin-Tlines of the surface, which bears the announcement,
name, advertisement or other message; or in the case of letter
figures or symbols attached directly to any part of a buildin
the area which is included in the smallest rectangle which ca
be made to circumscribe each letter, figure or symbol displayed
thereon.
1st Readinq
12/13/82
CHAPTER 39
SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS
39.01
39.01 Definitions. The following terms have the meanings
ascribed to themin this section:
(1) "Sign" means a display board, billboard, screen,
structure, projection or part thereof, used to announce, de-
clare, demonstrate, display or otherwise advertise and attract
the attention of the public.
(2) "Sign, Advertising" means a sign, the primary func-
tion of which is to direct attention to a product, service or
activity that is sold or offered either elsewhere or upon the
premises where such sign is located, or to which it is affixed.
(3) "Sign, Directional" means a sign for the purpose of
making specific commercial, industrial, or public and semi-
public locations known and to assist in finding these locations
on the property which the sign is located.
(4) "Sign, Identification" means a sign, the primary
function of which is to identify a residential, commercial,
industrial, or public or semi-public use located upon the pre-
mises where such sign is located, or to which such sign is
affixed. Signs identifying commercial uses may call attention
to the product, service or activity that is sold or offered
upon the premises. Signs identifying industrial uses may call
attention to the product, goods or material which is produced,
processed, assembled or stored upon the premises.
(5) "Billboard" means an advertising sign located off
the premises where the advertised product is sold or offered.
It is usually but not necessarily owned by an advertising
company.
(6) "Business occupant" means an individual or
individuals owning. renting or leasing a building or
J6}(7) "Sign, Illuminated" means any illuminated sign
on which the artificial light is maintained stationary
and/or constant in intensity and color at all times when such
sign is in use.
J4}(8) "Sign, Plashing" means any illuminated sign on
which the artificial light is not maintained stationary and/or
constant in intensity and color at all times when such sign
is in use.
39.01
!" \ i15}(16) "Temporary Ground Sign" means a sign which
rests upon the ground, which is of either "A" frame or "T"
construction constructed of metal or other noncombustible
materials, and so designed as to be readily movable. No such
sign shall exceed 12 square feet in area on each side.
39.02 Building Permits Required. It is unlawful to
install, construct, erect, alter, revise, reconstruct or re-
locate any outdoor sign or structure, as defined in 39.01,
in the Municipality without first obtaining a permit therefore
as required by this chapter except as provided in 39.03 of this
chapter.
39.03 Exce tions. Permits need not be obtained (but the
other provisions of this section shall be observed) for the
following types of signs:
(1) A sign not exceeding ten square feet in area, per-
taining only to the sale, rental or lease of the premises upon
which displayed.
(2) A sign on residential property stating only the name
of the occupant, which sign shall not exceed two (2) square
feet in area.
(3) A sign on property on which a public, charitable or
religious institution is located, stating the name and nature
of the occupancy and information as to the conditions of use
or occupancy, or a sign on such property used by the institu-
tion as a bulletin board, which sign shall not exceed 10 square
feet in area.
(4) A wall sign advertising the business located in the
building upon which displayed, where such sign is erected by
the owner or proprieter of the business located therein.
(5) An electioneering sign as provided for in Chapter
39.20, Subdivision 22, Electioneering Signs. (254)
39-64--Eemplianee-With-9ening-Regnlatiens---All-signs
shell-eomplp-with—' khe-app}ieab�e-senxng-regn�atiens-ef-the-Mnni-
eipality---Ne-sign-exeeeding-le-square-feet-in-area-pertaining
to-the-sale;-rental-or-lease-of-the-premises-shall-be-leeated
er-maintained-en-any-residential-er-multiple-residence-property'
er-en-antl-eroeerty-for-which-e-mnit4n4e- rpm 4AAnem-nA"m4F-hw.
Eenneil-
39:95 39.04 Licensing of Sign Installers. No person shall
engage in tFe-Tu-siness of erecting signs, nor shall be entitled
to receive a permit to erect a sign in connection with such
business unless he first is licensed by the Municipality to do
- SU.
39.05
39796 39.05 Application and Pee. A license may be
Clerk -
granted by the Council upon written application to the Clerk
Administrator in such form as required by the Clerk -Administrator
and accompanied by an annual license fee a€ -Twenty -Fear -Delia re
4*2449} as established by resolution passed -Hy of the,City Counc:
39787 39.06 Revocation and Renewal. A license may be
terminated and renewal thereof may be denied by the Council for
cause after notice to the licensee and reasonable opportunity
for t)ie licensee to be heard on the question of such termina-
tion. Cause shall include any repeated or persistent violation
of the requirements of this chapter.
39-98--Bend-Rega3rement---Me-license-shall-take-effeet
until-the-licensee-has-filed-with-the-Elerk-e-bend-with-e
eorperate-suretyT-in-form-approved-by-the-atterneyT-in-the-sum
ef-61799BT-eenditioned-thet-the-licensee-will-pay-n}}-permit
fees-required-by-this-partT-will-pay-any-fines-impesed-open
him -for -violation -thereof? -will -conform -to -all -of -the -provisions
ef- this -par t7- and- indemnify- and- held-the-MenieipalityT-its
off icers;-agents7-and-employees-harmless-from-any-damage-or
elaim-resulting-frem-er-r.elated-to-the-ereetien-er-maintenanee
of -any -sign-in-the-Manieipal}ty -by - the- Iieenseer
39.07 Insurance. Any person, firm or
tain a
ME
same limit for each person, in an amount
n , nn aocnunt of anv one accident,
ancein the amount of not less tnan ,Dv,vvv.vv.
39709 39.08 Duration of License. Licenses shall be
issued on an annual basis, with the license year running from
July 1 through the following June 30th.
39716 39.09 Application for Permits. Application for
permits shall be made upon forms provided by the inspeetien-dxTvisi
Clerk -Administrator and shall include the following information:
(1) The name, address and telephone number of the applicant.
(2) The location of the building, structure or lot to
which, or upon which, the sign is to be placed.
(3) The position of the sign or other advertising
structure in relation to nearby buildings, structures and stree'
or highways if necessary.
39.10
(4) Two blueprints or ink drawings of the plans and
specifications and method of construction and attachment to
Lhe building or ground.
(5) A copy of the stress sheets and calculations may be
required by the inspector, on larger signs, showing that the
structure is designed for dead load and wind pressure in any
direction in the amount regaired by this part and any other
applicable law.
(6) The name of the person, firm, corporation, or other
organization erecting the stucture, if not the applicant; or
the name of the person, firm, corporation or other organization
on whose property the structure is to be located, if not the
applicant.
(7) The written consent of the owner of the property, if
not the applicant.
(8) A statement as to whether the sign will be illuminated
or not.
(9) A statement as to whether any electric lights on the
sign will be "moving" or blinking.
' (10) A statement as to whether the sign will be single -
faced, double-faced or multi -faced.
(11) A statement as to whether or not the copy on the sign
will be changeable.
(12) A statement as to whether or not the copy on the sign
will relate only to the business or activity conducted on the
premises on which the sign is to be located.
39.10
397f4 Permit Pees. The application for a permit shall be
accompanied by the required permit fee as more fully set out in
Chapter 59 of this Code. The fees provided therein are in
addition to any electrical and building permit fees required by
this Code.
39.11
99712 Waiver of Pees. The Council may in its discretion
waive the fee requ fee by this part where the signs are to be
erected by civic or religious organizations.
39713--Beleted--J214}
99 1 4--Be4eted--{2}4}
39-?5 39.12 Maintenance of Premises. Premises on which
ground signs are located shall be maintained free of weeds and
debris, and where landscaping was part of the original sign
permit, such landscaping shall be maintained in the manner
provided in such permit. (214)
39.13
39:}6--Be}eted--{2}4}
39-}9--Be}eted--{g}4}
99718--Beleted--{914}
39719 39.13 Traffic Regulation and Sign Location.
Compliance w th the following regulations relative to traffic
control is required:
(1) No moving or flashing sign shall be located or
maintained within 50 feet of an intersection at which traffic
semaphores are located.
(2) No sign shall be designed, located or maintained so
as to be likely to obscure or conceal or cause confusion as to
any traffic control sign or device.
(3) No sign shall be located or maintained on or over any
public street or highway right of way unless specifically per-
mitted by the zoning regulations of the Municipality.
(4) There shall be no use of revolving beacons, zip ,
flashers, flashing signs or similar devices that would distract
automobile traffic as to constitute a safety hazard. The
illumination of any sign located near a residential district ,�
shall be diffused or indirect and located so as not to direct,
light on residences. No flashing sign shall. he located in such
close proximity to residences or residential property as to
constitute a nuisance to persons residing on such property by
reason of flashing of the lights in such sign.
(5) The sign shall be located or maintained so as not to
interfere with the ability of drivers or pedestrians to see any
crossroad or crosswalk.
39.14
39749 Construction, Design, Location and Maintenance of
Signs.
Subdivision 1. All Signs; Construction, Design, Location
and Maintenance. Every sign shall conform to the standards of
this part whether or not a permit therefor is required, and
nothing contained herein shall be construed as modifying or
repealing any of the provisions of this Code relating to zoning.
No sign shall be so located as to obscure or tend to obscure
any existing sign. The following additional requirements are
to be observed:
(1) Each ground sign shall be securely built, constructed
and erected on the ground. Temporary ground sign shall be so
designed that they are not readily overturned.
(2) No sign structure shall be attached or placed upon
any building in such a manner as to obstruct any fire escape,
or any window or door, nor shall any sign structure be attached
to a fire escape.
39.14
(3) No sign erected before the passage of this part shall
be rebuilt, altered, or removed to a new location without be-
ing brought into compliance with the requirements of this part.
(4) No swinging sign shall hereafter be erected or hung
on or attached to any building within the Municipality, and
every such sign so erected, hung, or attached prior to the
passage of this part which is deemed unsafe by the ehiefbuilding
inspector shall be immediately removed by the owner thereof; or
changed to conform with tho requirements of this part when so
ordered by the building inspector.
(5) Where portions of a sign are subject to different
classification, each portion shall meet the requirements of its
classification.
(6) Each sign requiring a permit shall have an identifying
number to be provided by the inspector, which number shall be
posted on the exterior surface of the sign structure in a loca-
tion where such information will be readily visible after the
sign is constructed.
(7) All signs and sign structures shall be maintained in
a safe condition and in a state of good repair at all times.
No sign shall display matter that has been deemed obscene by a
court of competent jurisdiction.
(6) Each sign shall be used and maintained only in the
manner permitted and subject to the conditions imposed at the
time the permit therefor was granted.
Subdivision-3---6ronnd-Si nsc--Ne-ground-sign;-signbeard;
er-bi}}beard-sHa}}-exeee - - eet-in-heigHt-abode-the-average
greand-}eve}-of-that-part-ef-the-street-toward-whieh-it-faees;
nor-sha}}-saeh-strnetare-exeeed-65-feet-in-length-{ine}ad#nq
the-base-thereef}-an}ess-a-speeia}-permit-therefere-has-been
granted-as-Hereinafter-provided.---Every-greand-sign;-signbeard
er-billbeard-exeept-temporary-greand-signs-sha}}-Have-a-spaee
of-at-}east-3-feet-between-the-}ewer-edge-thereef-and-the-greand;
whieh-spaee-sha}}-net-be-e}esed-in-any-manner-
Subdivision-3---Speeia}-Permits.---ghe-eeanei}-may-grank-a
speeia}-permit-for-a-greand-saga s gnbeard,-er-bi}}bear�3-ex- '
eeeding-65-feet-in-}engthT-but-en}y-if-it-finds-hhat-saeh '
strueture-{}}-wi}}-net-be-lighted-er-illuminated-in-saeh-a-manner
as-te-ereate-a-pub}ie-nuisane et-43}-wi}}_be-}eeated-en-eemmereial
er-industrial-property-and-at-}east-260-feet-from-the-street
er-Highway-whieH-is-faeest-43}-will-net-be-€seed-toward-any-res-
idenees-or-residential-property-end-will-net-be-within-266-feet
ef-any-residential-prepertiest-{4}-will-net-unduly-ebstruet
visibility-ef-neighboring-properties;-45}-will-net-adversely
affeet- the-value-ef- any- adjaeent-preperty-
39.14
Subdivision -4---Speeial- Perini ts---Height.---The-EauneiI
mdp-grant-d-speeial-permit-for-a-ground-sign;-signboard-er
bil}beard -exceeding-24-feet-in-heighkT-btlt-enly-if -it -finds
kNdk-aseN-StrueF:ure-{l}-l€-leeated-on-prepertp-adjaeent-te-a
federal-freewapT-will- not -exeeed-35-feet-in- height-er-the-high-
e st-part-ef -any -building -lee ated-en-the-same-premiaesT-whieh-
ever-is -higher ;-{2}-if-not-ieeated-ad jaeent-to-a-federal-freewapT
wlll-neE-exeeed-+n-Neiryht-the-Niryhest-part-of.-any-building
located-en-the-same-preenisesT-{3}-will-be-leeated-en-properly
eened-prepertp,-{5}-will-net-unduly-ebstruet-visibility-from
neighboring-properties;-{6}-will-met-adversely-affeet-the-value
ef-any-adjaeent-prepertp.---l€-the-s#gn-far-wNieh-the-spec#al
permit-is-#slued-is-a-demble-€aced-sign-the-Eesneil-may-permit
the-sign-te-Nave-screening-standing-net-mare-then-l6-feet-above
the-€ace-ef-the-s}gnT-#n-addstien-te-the-max}mum-elevat#ens
hereinbefere-speeifiedT-provided-that-saeh-nereening-must-eon-
sist-e€-a-plain-metal-surfaee-bearing-me-advertising-matterT
lettering -or -writing-
Subdivision-57--eanditions-far-Speeial-Permit:--The-Eeuneil
map-attaeh-eenditiens-te-any-saeh-speeiai-permit..--Ne-sueh-per-
mit-shall-be-for-a-peried-of-mere-than-five-yearsT--At-the- end
ef-the-permit-periedT-the-sign-shall-net-be-retained-en-the
premises-but-shall-be-removed-by-the-prepertp-owner-unless-a-new
Speeial-permit-therefere-has-been-granted.---Tke-applieant-fer
any-suety-strsetare-shall-describe-the-sign;-signbeardT-er-bill---
beardT-in-detailT-4neluding-#usefar-as-passible-the-eepp-te-bi
rased-thereenT-and-saeh- sign- she ll-be-eon atrueted-and -main tainer
during-the-permit-periedT-in-aeeerdanee-with-and-smbjeet-te-the
npplleatien-ef-any-Speeial-eenditiens-impaled-bp-the-Eeaneil-
Stbdivision-67 Subdivision 2. Additional Conditions.
The following add itiona con itions sh—all be observed:
(1) No ground sign (except temporary ground signs), sign-
board or billboard shall approach at any point nearer than 3
feet to any building unless such sign is placed parallel to the
bide of the building; nor shall any such sign be placed within
6 feet of the side of any lot, nor nearer than 15 feet to any
street line where there is no established or customary building
line, nor within 25 feet of any street corner right of way.
Whenever the established or customary uniform building line
upon the street where such ground sign is to be erected is more
than 15 feet from the street or property line, then such sign
shall not approach nearer the street than the established or
customary uniform building line.
(2) The owner, lessee, or occupant of the land on which
the ground sign is located, and the owner of the sign, shall
keep the property on which the sign is located free of long
grass, weeds or other rank growth, rubbish or debris.
39.14
(3) All parts of ground signs, other than temporary
ground signs, shall be designed for wind pressure of not less
than 30 pounds per square foot, and ground signs of wood con-
struction shall have all members which extend into the ground
protected from decay by treatment with a preservative approved
by the chief inspector.
(4) No permit shall be granted for the location of any
ground sign having a sign area of more than 40 square feet,
within 100 feet of any single-family residence; provided that
the Council may grant a special permit herefor if the owner of
such residence gives his written consent thereto.
(5) Pedestal signs permitted by the zoning regulations
of the Municipality and by this chapter may be located adjacent
to the right of way of a street or highway, but no part thereof
shall extend over such right of way.
(6) No sign shall exceed 35 feet in height.
Subd#vision-97 Subdivision 3. Clearance of Signs From
Conductors. The minimum clearance of any sign from unprotected
electrical conductors (whether poles or other installations)
shall not be less than 36 inches for conductors carrying not
over 600 volts, and 48 inches for conductors carrying more than
600 volts.
Subdivision-87 Subdivision 4. Signs Along Freeways.
L•'xcept as otherwise provided in this chapter pter signs located on
property adjacent to any freeway within the Municipality
(including Interstate Highway 35W) shall be business signs
advertising businesses being conducted on the premises on which
the signs are located. No "traveling" or changing -message signs
shall be located so as to face any freeway or be visible from
the freeway. The provisions of this subdivision, however, shall
not be constructed to render illegal or non -conforming any signs
which are legally located along any such freeway at the time of
adoption of this provision; any billboard legally located along
any such freeway at the time of adoption of this provision may
be replaced, subject to compliance with the other provisions
of this part, either in the same location or at another location
along any such freeway provided that such alternate location is
first approved by the Council.
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Subdivision-19- Subdivision 5. Projection Signs;
Construction and Design. The following standards shall be
maintained for all projection signs:
(1) All portions of projection signs shall be designed
for a wind pressure of not less than 30 pounds per square foot.
(2) Such signs shall not project over public street rig r
of way, but may project over sidewalks located on private walk -
No such sign shall be less than 12 feet above the level of the
sidewalk; provided that such signs which do not exceed four
square feet, and which do not project more than two feet over
the sidewalk may be eight or more feet above the sidewalk. No
projection sign shall project beyond a curb line nor more than
eight- feet over any private sidewalk.
(3) There shall be no more than two feet of space
between the inner edge of any such sign and the face of the
wall from which it projects, nor shall the outer edge of the
sign be more than eight feet from the face of the wall.
(4) The building or structure from which any such sign
projects and all attachments or fastCnings mu6L be so constructed
as to safely resist the dead load and the wind load added by the
attached sign.
(5) All such signs shall be of non-combustible materials
or of not less than one hour fire resistive construction.
Subdivision-l3: Subdivision 6. Roof Signs: Construction
and _Design. The following standards shall be maintains for
all roof signs:
(1) No roof sign shall be located nearer than five feet
from the outside wall toward which it faces, nor exceed 25
feet in height above the roof level of the building unless
constructed integral with the building or structure, nor shall
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iL project beyond the edge of said roof in any direction. For
the purposes of this subdivision, lights attached to the sign
structure and lights attached to the building and beamed
toward the sign structure shall be considered part of the sign
structure.
(2) Every such sign shall be either metal, metal clad,
incombustible, open wire or open metal sign, except that such
sign may have letters, figures, characters, or borders of wood
if such borders do not exceed four inches in width, and such
wooden letters, figures or characters do not cover more than
25% of the area of such sign, provided that in place of sheet
metal, substitution may be made of the following materials;
tempered pressed wood or other similar materials approved by
the building inspector, having equal properties as to strength,
fire and moisture resistance.
(3) No such sign shall be so placed as to prevent free
passage of person from one part of the roof to another.
(4) The building or structure upon which such sign is
placed, and all attachments or fastenings must be so constructed
as to safely resist the dead load and the wind load added by the
attached sign, and in such a manner as not to cause damage to
the building or structure on which such sign is placed.
(5) No roof sign shall be more than 65 feet in length nor
shall it extend more than 25 feet above the surface of the roof
of the building on which it is located. No roof sign shall
extend more than 45 feet above the average ground level of that
part of the street toward which it faces.
Subdivi5ion-147 Subdivision 7. Wall Signs; Construction
and Design. The following standards shall be maintained for
all wall
(1) No wall sign shall have a projection over a private
sidewalk or an established building line of more than 12 inches.
(2) The materials, construction and attachment of any
such sign shall meet the same standards and requirements as
roof signs.
Subdivision-157 Subdivision B. Banners and Temporary
Signs. The following standards shall be maintained for all
banners and temporary signs:
(1) Temporary signs and banners attached to any building
and constructed of canvas, plastic material, cloth or other
combustible material with or without framework, shall be strongly
constructed and shall be securely attached to their supports.
T'ney snail oe removed (including all framework and supports) as
soon as damaged or torn and in no case later than 60 days after
erection.
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(2) 'Temporary signs of combusLible material shall not
be larger than 120 square feet in area for each 20 feet of
building frontage. 'There shall not be more than one temporary
sign on any building frontage.
(3) No temporary sign of combustible construction shall
project over public property or right of way, but may extend
a maximum of six inches from the face of the building.
(4) Temporary signs of combustible construction shall
not be hung so as to cover either partially or completely any
door, window, or opening required for ventilation.
(5) No roof sign of combustible material and no temporary
ground sign shall be located on any multiple -residence, commer-
cial or industrial property in the city without first obtaining
a special permit therefor from the Council. If the Council
determines to grant an application for a special permit for any
such temporary sign or bannering, or any such temporary ground
sign, it may impose conditions upon the granting thereof, and
it shall be unlawful to locate or maintain any such sign or
bannering for a longer period or in a different manner than
that specified in the special permit. No such special permit
shall be for a period of more than 60 days. No such special
permit shall be granted, however, where such temporary signs or
banners are prohibited by other provisions of this Code.
subdivision-l6- Subdivision 9. Truck Signs. The following
standards shall be maintains ed for true signs:
(1) All signs posted upon any truck, or semi -traitor body,
or other mobile device shall be subject to the regulations of
this chapter and section.
subdivision-147 Subdivision 10. Application of Other
Provisions of this Sectioonn . Temporary ground signs as defined
in 39.01 8} (9), shall comply with the provisions of subdivi-
sion 15 8 here- .
subdivisien-187 Subdivision 11. Approval of Sign Permit
Applications. Upon presentation of app ication, permit fee,
plans and specifications and other required information, the
sign construction permit shall be issued by the Clerk, except
as provided in subdivision 19 12 of this chapter.
subdivision-19: Subdivision 12, Special Approval from
Council. In the case of an of for a sign requiring a
special permit, or which will be illuminated, or moving, or of
unusual height, size, design, or location, the Clerk shall
refer such sign to the Council for approval. No permit for
any such sign, so referred, shall be issued without first
obtaining the approval of the Council.
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Snbdivisien-gi- Subdivision 13. Future Permits. A per-
mit shall not be issued for any new bill oar or advertising
sign located of the premises where the advertised product is
sold, if such billboard or sign would be within 300 feet of any
other such billboard or sign already in existence. Any bill-
board destroyed by an act of God may be rebuilt within 30 days,
if the construction of same would comply with this subdivision.
Snbdivision-g9: Subdivision 14. Electioneering Signs.
The following regulations shall apply to all campaign signs for
Political candidates or issues:
(1) No more than one electioneering sign shall be erected
per candidate of issue along each street frontage of any parcel
of land.
(2) Electioneering signs shall not exceed 12 square feet
and not exceed four feet in height above the ground except,
where such signs are located no closer than 150 feet to the
property line of a residential dwelling, the maximum size shall
be 32 square feet and the maximum height above the ground shall
be six feet.
(3) Elect. innaari_nn signs may he displaved from the last
day of candidacy filing or 30 days before an election, whichever
is earlier.
(4) All electioneering signs must be removed no later than
five days after an election except that after a primary election
signs for the winning primary candidates need not be removed
until after the ensuing general election. (254)
Subdivision 15. Signs Allowed by District. The followi
requirements are for al own e_signs as t ey pertain to zone
districts: - - -- -
(1) R-1 Single Family Residential District.
(a) A sign on residential property stating only the name
address of the occuoanr nnr avnaam, nn «.., z---r-
(b) A si n not exceeding ten (10) s uare feet in area e
taining on y to t e sa e, rentalor easing of t e premises
upon which ddisplayed.
(c) A sign, as allowed in Chapter 40.10, Subdivision c(3
Pertainina to hump ucgun. 'J,C_
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(d) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 14.
(2) R-2 Single and Two Family Residential District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(1).
(3) R-3 Medium Density Residential District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(1).
(4) R-4 High Density Residential District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(1).
(b) Direction signs for office, model, apartments,
etc., locations not exceeding twe- five 5) square ft.
(5) R-0 Residential Office District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(4).
(6) B-1 Neighborhood Business District.
( a )
Sig
ns not exceeding 100 square feet total areas
combine . T is includes all types of permanent signs
as defined in 39.01. /"'k
(b) Temporary signs as allowed by City Council.
(7) B-2 Limited Business District.
(a) Signs not exceeding 100 squar6 feet per bu5lness
occupant. This includes all types of permanent signs
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(b) Temporary signs as allowed by City Council.
(8) B-3 Highway Business District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(7).
(9) B-4 Regional Business District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(7).
(10) I-1 Light Industrial District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(7).
(11) I-2 Heavy Industrial District.
(a) Signs as allowed in Subdivision 15(7). 1
(12) 11-3 Iiighway Business
Business District, 1-1 L1gght II
Heavy Industrial District ma
eet signage per usiness occu
sign not exceeding 340 square
is allowed per property.
Subdivision 16. Standard
conditions imposed by any prov
more or less restrictive than
any other code, rule or re ula
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District, B-4 Reqional
dustrial District, and I-2
ave besides the 100 s uar
ant one general pedestal
cet. Onlv one pedestal si
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or requ a non wliic imposes the more restrictive conaition,
standard, or requirements shall prevail.
39.15
39.11 Penalties. Any person, firm or corporation found
violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1519
CITY OF MOUNDS VIE17
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF.MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION PLACING A FREEZE ON ALL EMPLOYEE WAGES AND BENEFITS
WHEREAS, the State of Minnesota is facing a significant
fiscal crisis (luring the remaining seven months of their 1982-83
biennium as a result of a projected shortfall in revenues
resulting in a $312 million deficit; and
WHEREAS, a deficit of $1.5 billion is projected by the
State of. Minnesota in the 1984-85 biennium; and
WHEREAS, a likely source of budget cuts that will be used
by the State Legislature in balancing their h,u'lnet is the Homestead
Credit and Local Government Aid paid to Local units of government;
and
WHEREAS, any reductions in the amount of aids paid by the
State of Minnesota could have noterti.ally serious impacts upon
the City of Mounds View as 55' o' !:he City's hudoeted 1983 General
Fund revenues are intergove.rnnr.ntal aids; and
WHEREAS, the City of Mounds View is in the process of
negotiating contracts with the two groups of unionized City
employees which would include increases in salaries and benefits;
and
WHEREAS, it is normal Citv practice to make changes to
the salary and benefit schedule of. the City's non -unionized
employees at this time of year; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the hounds Yiaw City Council
to defer all major increases in operating expenses under the
control of the City until such time as the State Legislature
takes action in balancing the 1984-85 biennium budget, thus,
affording some certainty as to the amount of aids to be received.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City
of Mounds View that:
1. A freeze be placed on wages and benefits
presently pniti Lo all Cit; pmnlovees.
2. Further negotiations on or ratification of
previously negotiated labor agreements be
tabled indefinitely.
RESOLUTION NO. 1519
Page Two
That the action taken by this Resolution be
reconsidered by the Citv Council when legis-
lation taking action to balance the 1984-85
biennial budget has become law and the City
is able to evaluate the impacts of such
legislation as it relates to reductions in
intergovernmental aids and the City's ability
to meet its obligations.
Adopted this 13th day of December, 1982.
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
Clerk -Administrator
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RESOLUTION NO. 1523
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE CITY OF FRTDI.EY ON THE SiTTNG 01.1
HAZARDOUS WASTE PROCESSING FACILITIES IN SHOREVIEW
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Waste Management Board hall idontlflod
two sites in the City of Fridley as preliminary areas for proeenninq
facilities; and
WHEREAS, the Fridley Site A abutts the City of Mounds Viow'a
westerly border on Pleasant View Drive from County Road II-2 to
County Road H; and
WHEREAS, the City of Mounds View has evaluated tho site aH
it relates to its conformance with the Waste Management Board's
"Factors For Selection Of Metro Proposed Areas" and finds that that:
part of the site lying east of University Avenue does not conform
with four of the eight factors; and
WHEREAS, the City of Fridley has taken a position opposing
the siting of a hazardous waste processing facility in Fridley by
adopting Resolution No. 100-1982 on November 15, 1982.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City
of Mounds View that the City of Mounds View supports the City of
Fridley's position of opposition to the siting of a hazardous waste
processing facility in the City of Fridley.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Wasto Management Hoard Is
encouraged to promote the use of existing hazardous waste processing
plants and sites as a means of lessoning the potential hazards to
the general public.
Adopted this 13th day of December, 1902.
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
cl-6rk=AT5175CHirator
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RESOLUTION NO. 1520
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION AMENDING, RESOLUTION NO. IA62 AND ESTABLISHING FEES
FOR GAMBLING, DEVICES AND RAFrLES
WHEREAS, Chapter 107 of the Mounds View Municipal Code
has been amended to include the licensing and regulation of
raffles and eambl.i.n" devices; and
4THE.".F.AR, 'tesol,ition r10. l.Arl, adopted on Tune 12, 1982,
established various fees an! charnes for licensed and permitted
activities in the Citv of "!ounds View; and.
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Mounds View City
Council to establish permit fees for raffles and gambling
devices as well as that already established for bingo events.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the
City of Mounds View that the following fees are hereby included
with those already established by Resolution No. 1462:
Chapter 107.07 - Bingo Permit Fee - $15.00 for the
first date, plus $2.00 for each date
thereafter.
Raffle Permit Fee - $25.00 per raffle.
Gambling Device Permit Fee - $100.00
for each event using gambling devices.
h a,.. F December; 1982.
Adoptea t11.10 lath da o_ m___
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
Clerk -Administrator
MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Clerk -Administrator
DATE: December 7, 1982
SUBJECT: POLICE PATROL CAR BIDS
On Mondav, December G, 1982, the bids for the purchase of a 1983
Police patrol car were opened,with one bid being received from
Iten Chevrolet for both a Chevrolet Impala and Chevrolet Malibu.
After discussing these bids with Police Chief Grabowski and the
condition of our existing vehicles with him and City Mechanic
Dick Schmidlin, it is my recommendation that the City Council
reject the bids from Iten Chevrolet on the basis of the uncertainty
of our financial situation and the purchasing freeze established
by my office with an indication that should our financial situation
improve or the need for a new Police vehicle become more urgent,
the matter be reconsidered at that time.
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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Counci
FROM: Clerk -Administrator
DATE: December 7, 1982
SUBJECT: STREETLIGHT
Attached please find petitions from residents in the 8300 block
of Knollwood Drive requesting the placement of a streetlight at
8333 Knollwood Drive.
The petitions have been reviewed and are in conformance with the
requirements of Resolution No. 1069 and, therefore, staff would
recommend Council authorization to install a streetlight at the
identified location.
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MEMO TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Mayor and City Council �j�
Clerk-Administrato��J�'/
December 7, 1982
APPLICATION FOR GAMBLING DEVICE PERMIT
4W_1y
Attached please find an application from the Mounds View -Shoreview
Lions Clubs for a permit to conduct a Casino Night at the Bel -Rae
Ballroom on January 5, 1983 in conformance with the requirements
of Chapter 107 of the Municipal Code as amended.
The application has been reviewed and discussed with Police Chief
Grabowski and he has advised that the City has experienced no
difficulties with these types of arrangements in the past, as these
organizations police themselves quite effectively, and would submit
a positive recommendation regarding the approval of the permit
application.
Staff would request Council direction in this matter.
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Attachment
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B1SINESS NAME'1�;;q{^1/-^v^_[PIIOIJE
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OWNERS/CORPORATE OFFICLIZS/ASSOCIATES/I'AI('1'NIil(S (name a title)
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HAVE YOU EVER HAD A LICENSE REVOKED? V6 if yes, attach explanation.
TYPE OF LICENSE REQUESTED: Li45 �/ ` �11'i-e SAv s — r9Y3
REFERENCES: CITIES WHERE PREVIOUSLY OR CURRENTLY LICENSED FOR SAME
ACTIVITY (name of city and year(s) licensed)
LOCATION FOR WHICH LICENSE IS REQUESTED (if applicable)
OWNER OF PREMISES (if applicable)
Applicants for the following license must complete the applicable section
on the reverse side of this form:
amusement devices/bingo/bowling alleys/dance halls/ garbage
collection/gasoline stations/kennels/peddlers/solicitors/
restaurants.
I hereby certify that information provided on this application is true
and correct and understand that any misrepresentation made herein may
be grounds for denial of this application.
Applicant's name #j •• •f If/ e,. F1;DS Lac!.__ Date of birth dcr6
(please print)
Applicant's signs
v Date of Council approval License number
New Renewal _
(rev. 5/77)
AMUSEMENT DEVICES ONLY:
Number of pinball machines
Numher of general machines
>, B1NG0 ONLY:
Number of days Lo be conducted_ 1
Day(s) of week L,,'a cl At what hours.. 7="IL' 3a M
Officer of Association (signature)
Individual supervising games (signature) �n
BOWLING ALLEYS ONLY:
Number of lanes
DANCE HALLS ONLY:
How long in operation at given address
GARBAGE COLLECTION ONLY:
Equipment to be used
Place & manner in which garbage will be disposed
Attach map indicating customers served in Mounds View or list thereof.
GASOLINE STATIONS ONLY:
Number of pumps
Number & capacity of gasoline storage tanks
KENNELS ONLY:
Number of dogs
PEDDLERS/SOLICITORS/TRANSIENT MERCHANTS ONLY:
Type of bus iness/product/service/charity_�� __
Proposed Mounds View location of activity
Proposed duration of license
RESTAURANTS ONLY:
Occupancy load Number hours open per day
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FOR STAFF USE ONLY:
Date application received Fee $ Receipt No.
REFERENCE CHECK: ( BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU CHECK:
CHECK:
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ORDINANCE NO. 321
CTTY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF
MOUNDS VIEW BY CREATING CHAPTER 49,
"FLOOD PLAIN ZONING ORDINANCE"
The Council of the City of Mounds View does hereby ordain:
(see attached amendment)
Read by the Council of the City of Mounds View on the llth day
of October , 1982.
Read and passed by the Council of the City of Mounds View on this
day of , 1982.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
APPROVED AS TO FORUM:
City Attorney
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Mayor
Clerk -Administrator
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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Director of Public Works/Community Development
DATE: December 8, 1982
SUBJECT: WELL #5 REPAIR BIDS
On December 8, 1982, at 10:00 a.m., bids were opened from three
companies for the repair work of Well 15. Attached is a summary of
the bid results and a copy of the bid proposals received from each
firm for your information. Review of the bids determined two math
errors supplied by the low bidder, Layne Minnesota. One was a $6.30
multiplication error and the other a $1.00 addition error. Neither
of these mistakes affected the results of the bid and, therefore,
staff recommends waiving these minor irregularities.
On December 7, 1982, a bid was received from Layne Minnesota in the
mail for the repair work. On December 8, 1982, Layne Minnesota
appeared at the bid opening requesting to withdraw their previously
submitted bid that came in the mail and substitute a revised bid. .
This occurred at approximately 9:35 a.m, or approximately 25 minutes
before the official bid opening. Staff elected at that time not to
open the bid received by mail but kept it in our possession and
opened the bid submitted prior to the bid opening at 9:35 a.m. on
December eth. Staff will refer this item to the City Attorney for his
input and recommendation to the Council as to how they should dispose
of the bid received in the mail on December 7, 1982.
Submitted, even under the worst repair
Review of the bid documeui.s su.,l�l,.,,,.c-,
scenario of all parts within the well having to be removed and re-
placed rather than just repaired, resulted in Layne Minnesota continu-
ing to be the low bidder for the proposed work. Therefore, staff
recommends the Council award the repair work for Well #5 to Layne
Minnesota in the amount of the base bid of $5,304.20. It is further
recommended, because of the very good prices received, the Council
authorize Layne Minnesota to furnish a video tape picture of the well
count casing in the amount of $1,000.00. This would bring the bid to
a total of $6,304.20. The water budget for 1982 contained $9,000.00
in Account 1,700-121-4515 fnr removal of well for inspection and
$800.00 for televising of well for a total of $9,800.00 in the budget
for the above recommended work. This leaves a $3,495.80 contingency
fund for purposes of motor pump parts and well parts that may need
replacing in lieu of repairing.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
JCJ/bc
Attachments
A
WELL 15 REPAIR B1D SUMMARY
Layne
Keys Well
Bergerson
Minnesota
Drilling
Caswell
1.
Base Bid
$5,304.20
$6,061.00
$6,574.00
2.
Video Tape Well
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,250.00
Casing
2.
Motor and Pump
1,821.50
1,755.00
1,748.00
Repair Parts
3.
Completion Date
3-4 weeks
2/4/83
245 working days
0
MYA11! MwudS*r" Co
Ulu PROPOSAL
EsLimated
Extended
Item
Q antiLy.
Unit Price
Price
_
1.
Rcnarvrt, (lismantle, inspect,
and reinstall motor and
L.S.
L.S.
pump
2.
Test Pumping of Well
10 HR
)/HR
$
3.
0ai1in9
C.Y.
$ l0/C.Y.
1.
Replace Spiders
13 [A
V ✓') /EA
$/ 3
5.
'Replace Colman Bearings
13 EA,
/EA
$�
6.
*Clean and Paint Column Pipe
Suction Pipe
00 L.F.Q
/L.F.�
7.
*Replace Column Pipe
70 L.F.
M40L.F.
$/J 1/, 0-0
B.
*Clean and Paint Line Shaft
70 L.F.
/L.F.
$,�O 1`0
9.
*Replace Line Shaft
70 L.F.
$ /L.F.
963
$
10.
Clean, inspect, test, bake
and repair electric motor
(Parts excluded)
L.S.
L.S.
$,� z�
11.
Disinfect well prior to
placing back in service
L.S.
L.S.
t�J=
,r3o¢.zo
TAAl.oncr
Bra
y
12.
Furnish Video Taped picture
of well casing
250 L.F.
$z " /L.F.
13.
Motor and Pump Parts, if
required
a. motor bearings
0 EA,
EA
b. .e:r;nn pipe
L.S.
L.S.
c, pump bowl sections
EA
EA
$,/AA v O
d. pump impellars
EA
EA
$,Q, `�
"I'leins I, 5, G, 7, B, & 9 to be adjusted per actual findings after pump
inspection.
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DID
PROPOSAL
A
f
Estimated
Extended
Item
Quantity
Unit Price
Price
1.
Reprove, dismantle, inspect,
and reinstall motor and
L.S.
L.S.
b1 , 400.00
pump
2.
Test Pumping of Well
10 HR
$36_oo /IIR
$ 36o.00
3.
Bailing
i_n C.Y.
$70_00 /C.Y.
$ 700.00
4.
Replace Spiders
13 LA
$w.00 /EA
--
$ 260.00
5.
*Replace Colwnn Bearings
13 EA
$17.00 /EA
$ 221.00
6.
*Clean and Paint Column Pipe
80 L.F.
b 2.2 /L.F.
$ 180.00
Suction Pipe
7.
*Replace Column Pipe
70 L.F.
$31.5o /L.F.
$2 20 .00
8.
*Clean and Paint Line Shaft
70 L.F.
$ l_oo /L.F.
$ 70.00
9.
*Replace Line Shaft
70 L.F.
$11-0n /L.F.
$ 770.00
10.
Clean, inspect, test, bake
-
and repair electric motor
L.S.
L.S.
$ 475.00
(Parts excluded)
11.
Disinfect well prior to
L.S.
L.S.
$ 5 o.00
placing back in service
TOTAL
BASE BID
$ 6,691.00
12.
Furnish Video Taped picture
250 L.F.
$ 4_oo /L.F.
$ 1 000.00
of well casing
13.
Motor and Pump Parts, if
required - both upper & lower bearings
L.S
a. motor bearings
�# L.S.
L.S
$ 545.00
b. suction pipe
L.S.
L.S.
S 300.00
c, pump bowl sections
LA
EA
$ 525.00
d. pump impellars
EA
EA
$ 385.00
*1'teiiis 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8 9 to be adjusted per actual findings after pump
inspection.
�kRG�?�SuN y,$I1'eLL INL.
DID PROPOSAL
Estimated
Extended
Item _Quantity
Unit Price
Price
1.
Remove, dismantle, inspect,
and reinstall motor and
pump
L.S.
L.S.
$
1475.00
2.
Test Pumping of Well
10 HR
$45_00 /HR
$
450.00
3.
Bailing
__ C.Y.
$110.00/C,Y.
$
110.00
4.
Replace Spiders
13 EA
$ 55.00/EA
$
715.00
5.
*Replace Column Bearings
13 EA
$ 18.00/EA
$ 234.00
6.
*Clean and Paint Column Pipe
Suction Pipe
80 L.F.
$ 4.00/L.F.
$
320.00
7.
*Replace Column Pipe
70 L.F.
$ 22.00/L.F.
$
1540.00
8.
*Clean and Paint Line Shaft
70 L.F.
$ 2.00/L,F.
$
140.00
9.
*Replace Line Shaft
70 L.F.
$ 12.00/L.F.
$
840.00
10.
Clean, inspect, test, bake
and repair electric motor
L.S.
$
600.00
(Parts excluded)
L.S.
11.
Disinfect well prior to
placing back in service
L.S.
L.S.
$
150.00
TOTAL BASE BID $ 6574.00'/'-
12. Furnish Video Taped picture
of well casing
250 L.F.
$ 5.00 /L.F.
$
1250.00
13. Motor and Pump Parts, if
required
a. motor bearings
EA
EA
$
485.00
b. suction pipe
L.S.
L.S.
S
150.00
c. pump bowl sections
EA
EA
$
600.00
d, pump imnellars
EA
EA
$
513.00
*Items 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9 to be adjusted per actual findings after pump
inspection.
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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Director of Public Works/Communuty Development
DATE: December G, 1982
SUBJECT: FILLING OF WETLAND NORTH OF COUNTY ROAD 112
BETWEEN KNOLLWOOD DRIVE AND SILVER LAKE ROAD
Councilmember Doty brought to the attention of staff the fact that
filling and/or modification of wetland appeared to be taking place
in an area located north of County Road H2 between Knollwood Drive
and Silver Lake Road. Initial dumping activity just north of
County Road H2 resulted in a letter being sent to the property
owner and subsequent posting by the property owner to prohibit future
dumping.
Since the first instance, Councilmember Doty noted that additional
activities seem to be taking place. Investigation by staff deter-
mined that the properties at 7375 and 7379 Knollwood Drive and
7344 Silver Lake Road have in fact been modifying the wetland by
either filling and/or dredging the wetland area. The properties on
Knollwood Drive have done extensive grading activity in and near the
r wetland. The property on Silver Lake Road has done nothing more
than appear to have pushed materials into or right along the edge of
the wetland.
It is recommended by staff that the property owners surrounding the
wetland in question be sent a letter informing them of the existence
of the new Wetlands Ordinance and that any planned or existing alter-
ations of the wetland should have a permit per the Wetlands Ordinance
and that they should cease any current activities until such time as
the Council has reviewed their proposed changes.
Staff requests that Council clarify direction on how the Council
wishes to enforce, on a day to day basis, intrusions into the wetland
areas. The Code is somewhat silent as it relates to enforcement
procedures and when said enforcement procedures shall take place. I
am reasonably sure that the incidences cited above were done by the
property owner without any intent to damage the wetland but only to
improve their property and its environmental setting. Your direction
and guidance in this matter would be appreciated.
JCJ/bc
ADMINISTRATIVE
NEWSLETTER
December 13, 1982 City of Mounds View VOL. Trr. Nn ?-)
HAZARDOUS WASTE PROCESSING AREAS
The City has received notice from the Minnesota Waste Managment Board,
a copy is enclosed in your packet as an information item, indicating
that the Waste Management Board will meet on December 16th and 17th
to review the inventory of preliminary hazardous waste processing
areas identified by the Waste Management Board with the intention of
culling the list down to a smaller number of sites which they will
call proposed processing areas which the Waste Management Board will
then evaluate in greater detail prior to their recommendation regarding
the final siting of hazardous waste processing facilities in the
State of Minnesota.
Staff intends to attend these meetings when the sites located in
Anoka and Ramsey Counties are discussed, as well as the final selection
process is undertaken to be fully informed of the impacts this
selection process might potentially have on the City of Mounds View.
Should any Councilmembers be interested in also attending these meetings,
I will be more than happy to provide them with transportation.
CABLE TV FRANCHISE
On Wednesday, December 8th, the City of Mounds View was presented with
signed copies of the Cable TV Franchise between the City of Mounds
View and Group W, along with appropriate letters of credit and insurance
binders as* required by the franchise. Also at this time the City
received a check in the amount of $14,500.00 reflecting expenses
incurred by the City of Mounds View during the franchising process,
as well as an advance to the City of Mounds View in the amount of
$3,000.00 to fund the continuing operations of the North Suburban
Cable Communications Board, should the City of Mounds View determine
that it is our desire to continue having this Board oversee the
operations of the Cable TV Franchise. At a future date Jerry Skelly
will be appearing before the City Council to review and discusss a
proposed joint and cooperative agreement for the administration of
the cable system as proposed by the North Suburban Cable Communications
Board. This agreement is presently being reviewed by City Staff and
Attorney to insure that it is acceptable on an administrative and
legal basis and will be presenting it to you prior to Mr. Skelly's
presentation for your review and comments.
ADMINISTRATIVE NEWSLETTER
December 13, 1982
Page Two
CABLE TV FRANCHISE (cont.)
An additional item that should be of interest to the City of Mounds
View with respect to the development of cable TV in the metropolitan
area is a report that has recently been submitted by the Metropolitan
Council's Task Force on Metropolitan Area Cable Communications Inter-
connection. The purpose of this Task Force was to submit a recommenda-
tion to the Metropolitan Council that .could insure the proper develop-
ment of a regional cable television channel as designated by the
Minnesota Cable Communications Board and required for all cable
communications franchises in the metropolitan area. Although it is
obvious that it would be necessary that there be an organization over-
seeing and coordinating such a regional channel, the recommendations
of the report caused great concern in that they recommended that a
regional commission be created by the Minnesota Legislature to oversee
the development and operation of such a regional channel with the
Metropolitan Council appointing the commission members and reviewing
the commission's capital budget and development plans. Considering
the success or lack thereof of the MWCC and MTC in the metropolitan
area as it relates to its responsiveness to the needs of the citizens
in the metropolitan area and sufficient oversight of such organization
it would seem that a new regional commission would be less than
desirable unless appropriate controls are placed on the functions of
the organization and adequate oversight of its operations are under-
taken by a responsible authority.
Staff will keep the Council appraised of any developments in this
area as they occur.
RAMSEY COUNTY LEAGUE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS COURT STUDY COMMITTEE
The report of the Ramsey County Court Study Committee, of which I was
a member, submitted its report to the Ramsey County League of Local
Governments Executive Board on Friday, December 3rd. A copy of this
report is included in your packet for your information. The report
will be reviewed by the Executive Board and a formal presentation of
the report will be made to the entire membership of the Ramsey County
League at a future date.
Although the final recommendations of this report might not be totally
popular with all of the communities in the Ramsey County area, I can
comfortably say that I feel that the Committee took into consideration
all of the factors surrounding this issue within their purview and
ability to study and submitted a recommendation which is not only well
thought out but is in the best interest of improving the efficiencies
of one of our governmental operations.
I would encourage all Councilmembers to read this report and should yoj
have any comments regarding its content please feel free to discuss
them with me.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NEWSLETTER
December 13, 1982
,^ Page Three
CALENDAR
December 13
7 : 3 0
p.m.
Council Meeting
14
9:00
a.m.
Department Head Meeting
16
Noon
M.A.M.A. Meeting
2:00
p.m.
Waste Management Board Meeting
17
10:00
a.m.
Waste Management Board Meeting
20
7:00
p.m.
Agenda Session
21
9:00
a.m.
Department Head Meeting
24
All
day
Holiday
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CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA SESSION
December 20, 1982
7:00 p.m.
1. Committee appointments.
2. Presentation of final report by Gunner Isberg (material will be
provided late on Friday).
3. Discussion of Final Plat with Robert Eigenheer.
9. Consideration of staff memorandum regarding streetlight petition.
5. Consideration of staff memorandum concerning permanent status of
Gary Kardell as Public Works Foreman and Public Works Department
Reorganization.
6. Consideration of staff memorandum regarding General Fund Budget
Transfers.
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CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
DEPARTMENT LIAISON ROTATION SCHEDULE
I
1983
JANUARY_MARCH
Finance
Public Works/Community Development
Parks & Recreation
Police
APRIL - JUNE
Finance
Public Works/Community Development
Parks & Recreation
Police
JULAUGUST
Finance
Public Works/Community Development
Parks & Recreation
Police
OCTOBER - DECEMBER
Finance
Public Works/Community Development
Parka & Recreation
Police
CITY 01' MOUNDS VIEW
DEPARTMENT LTATSON ROTATION SCHEDULE
lgu�
JANUARY - MARCH
Finance Blanchard
Building & Zoning Doty
Public Works Forslund
Parks & Recreation Hodges
Police McCarty
APRIL - JUNE
Finance
McCarty
Building & Zoninq
Blanchard
Public Works
Doty
Parks & Recreation
Forslund
Police
Bodges
JULY - AUGUST
Finance
Hodges
Building & zoning
McCarty
Public Works
Blanchard
Parks & Recreation
Doty
°olicc
Fnrslund
OCTOBER - DECEMBER
Finance
Forslund
Building & Zoning
Hodges
Public Works
McCarty
Parks & Recreation
Blanchard
Police
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COMMISSION TERMS EXPIRINO, IN 1982
AND UNFILLED VACANCIES
PLANNING COMMISSION
Pen .Mountin, Chairoerson - will accent reappointment
Sharon McCarthy - will accept reappointment
Euqene Anderson - will accept reappointment
Jerry Linke - new Councilmember
Ken Breske - resigned
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
Wayne Burmeister, Chairperson - will accept reappointment
Donna Bowman - will accent reappointment
Marilynne Dennehy - will not accept reappointment
LAKESIDE PARK COMMISSION
Donna Bowman - will not accept reappointment
narb Stone - will not accent reappointment
POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Glen Dawson, Chairperson - will accept reappointment
CITY COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS
1983
Acting Mayor
COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FOR CITY COMMISSIONS
Planning Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Lakeside Park Commission
Festivities Commission
COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FOR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
Northwest Suburban Youth Service Bureau
Ramsey County League of Local Governments
Association of Metropolitan Municipalities
Suburban Rate Authority
Spring Lake Park/Blaine/Mounds View Firemen's Relief Association
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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
/ FROM: Director of Public Works/Community Development`
DATE: December 16, 1982 (�
SUBJECT: EDGEWOOD SQUARE DEVELOPMENT/ROBERT EIGENHEER
Mr. Eigenheer has requested to appear before the City Council
and try to resolve approval of Final Plat. Attached is a copy
of the Development Agreement No. 82-54, Exhibit 2A.
The main problem area is resolving the drainage issue along County
Road I easterly of his project; which has been discussed with the
Council previously. Mr. Eigenheer wishes to present his case
personally. To date, the County and the City have delayed approval
due to the lack of culverts or storm sewer under St. Stephen and
St. Michael Streets.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
JCJ/bc
Attachment
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT NO. 827.641
EXHIBIT 2A
In addition to the foregoing conditions, Developer agrees to the
following:
1) The Developer hereby agrees to pay all bills for
expenses incurred by the City within 30 day of receipt.
2) Post $5,000 in cash to the City to cover inspection
and administrative costs of the City regarding the
improvement of the property.
3) An additional ten (10) feet of drainage and utility
easement be placed along the north line of Lot 8.
4) That easement documents for filing on Lots 17, 18, and
19 and part of Lot 16 denoted drainage easement on the
Edgewood Square Plat be prepared and submitted to the
City subject to the approval of the City Attorney.
5) The Developer submit a 7-year security in the amount of
$5,000 covering the requirements of Resolution No. 983
for the Plat.
6) That the Developer agrees to the changes in the public
improvement plan and specifications discussed and agreed
to in Meeting Minutes dated 3/30/82 (Exhibit 2B) and a
letter from Short -Elliott -Hendrickson dated 4/7/82
(Exhibit 2C) hereby attached. This includes the instal-
lation of an outside drop for sewer as stated in #1 of
Exhibit 2B.
7) The Developer agrees to allow a special assessment in the
amount of $6,944.82 to be assessed against the benefitting
lots of the property to be known as Edgewood Square.
8) The public improvement shall be completed no later than
October 15, 1982.
9) That the as-builts for the public improvements be submitted
no later than 30 days after final acceptance of the project.
10) No sewer and water connections shall be allowed to the new
improvement prior to its final acceptance.
11) That the Developer agrees to provide drainage along abut-
ting County Road I subject to requirement and approval
of the Ramsey County Engineer and the City.
Development Agreement
Exhibit 2A
Page 2
No. 62-SZ
12) Submission of a current permit from Rice Creek Watershed
District prior to recording of the final plat.
FOR THE CITY:
Date:
FOR THE DEVELOPER:
Date:
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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Clerk -Administrator
DATE: December 15, 1902
SUBJECT: STREETLIGHT PETITION
Attached please find a copy of a petition for the installation of
a streetlight at the intersection of Longview Drive and Woodale
Drive. The petition, as originally submitted, excluded the names
for property owners at two undeveloped pieces of property directly
across the street from the location of the proposed streetlight.
The owner of one of these properties, Louis Downing, has been contacted
and he has indicated that he will assent to the streetlight at the
location petitioned. The second property owner, Mr. Keith Harstad,
has indicated that he will not sign any petitions or agree to any
request for the installation of streetlights until such time as the
City of Mounds View "resolves the wetlands issue". In view of
Mr. Harstad's response and his unwillingness to directly address
the issue of the petition for a streetlight, staff would recommend
that the Council waive the requirement of approval by all abutting
property owners for the location of a streetlight as outlined by
�. our streetlight policy resolution and authorize placement of the
streetlight at the location requested.
Northern States Power Company has indicated that the site is
acceptable to them and that a pole can be placed at that location,
with power being obtained off a pole directly east of the location
requested.
Your direction in this matter will be appreciated.
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MEMO TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Director of Public Works/Community Development
DATE: December 16, 1982
SUBJECT: PERMANENT STATUS OF MR. KARDELL AS PUBLIC WORKS
FOREMAN AND REORGANIZATION OF PUBLIC WORKS/
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Mr. Kardell assumed the duties as Public Works Foreman June 21,
1982. His sixth month probationary period will, therefore, end
December 21, 1982.
Staff has held several discussions concerning evaluation of the
reorganization program. These discussions have brought to light
several items that should be discussed and resolved before final
action is taken concerning permanent status of the foreman position.
Mr. Kardell has indicated that he would accept the Foreman's job
as currently structured. Mr. Kardell would like to reevaluate the
weekend "on call" program to see if it can be improved from his
standpoint. Mr. Kardell is also agreeable to postponement of the
final decision on the permanent status until January, 1983 with the
understanding that the pay difference would be retroactive (previous
Council action approved an increase of $500.00 per year upon success-
ful completion of probation. This is $19.23 per two week pay period.).
Staff:, therefore, recommends continuing action on the permanent
status of the Public Works Foreman position until a thorough discus-
sion and evaluation of the reorganization has taken place in January,
1983.
if you have any questions, please contact me.
JCJ/bc
TO: Mayor & Council
FROM: Finance Director -Treasurer Brager
DATE: December 15, 1982
RE: GENERAL FUND BUDGET 'TRANSFERS
Attached for your review is a proposed resolution authorizing budget
transfers for the General Fund for those accounts which are estimated
to be over budget in 1982. The goal of these proposed transfers is
not to ensure that every individual account will not be over budget
but rather to transfer an amount sufficient to ensure that each
department will not be over budget. The following is a brief descrip-
tion of the reasons for the proposed transfers.
Group insurance for all departments for 1982 was budgeted on the
basis of what coverage was in effect for an employee at the time the
budget was prepared and at the then current rate. During 1982 several
employees changed their coverage and there was an increase in rates.
This will result in several department's group insurance accounts
being over budget. Thus, budget transfers to various group insurance
accounts are being proposed.
Unemployment Compensation payments are not budgeted due to the un-
predictability of this expense. This is one of the items for which
an amount is budgeted in the contingency account. Several departments
incurred this expense due to employee turnover.
Council - Additional dumping costs for clean-up day caused Operating
Supplies to be over budget. Legal notices and printing are over
budget because of advertising to fill positions caused by employee
turnover and from publication of an increased number of legal notices
this year.
Commissions - As part of a budget balancing measure it was assumed
that the Festival in the Park would make money or break even.
Consequently, it was not budgeted. Revenues were $5,637 and expenses
were $6,891; a loss of $1,254.
Elections - Elections will be over budget due to repairs of ballot
counters which cost $1,683.00 and postage expense from sending notice
of precinct changes to all registered voters.
rue Le - Prosecuting attorney services are anticipated to be over budget
o a recent change in State law requiring the City Attorney to
prosecute certain offenses which were formerly handled by the County
Attorney.
Public Works/Communes Development - A transfer to cover costs of the
last quarter's engineering services contract, previously approved by
Council, is necessary.
December 15, 1982
Page 2
Parks - Various personnel services accounts are projected to be
n-idgct clue to the funding of tho Public Works Foreman out of the
Department on a temporary basis this year. In 1983 the position
be funded in the Public Works/Community Development Department.
if you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me.
DB/ds
over
Park
will
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0
RESOLUTION NO. 1528
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING GENERAL FUND BUDGET TRANSFERS
WHEREAS, certain General Fund expenditure accounts are
estimated to be over budgeted amounts for 1982
due to unforeseen
circumstances; and,
WHEREAS, certain General Fund expenditure accounts are
estimated to be under
budgeted amounts due to
unforeseen
circumstances;
DE IT RESOLVED
that the following budget transfers are
hereby authorized:
TO:
Council
100-100-4160
Operating Supplies
160
100-100-4341
Legal Notices
37G
100-100-4343
Printing
500
Commission
100-110-4392
Festivities Commission
6,900
Administration
100-120-4040
Group Insurance
292
Elections
100-140-4160
Supplies
1,700
100-140-4330
Postage
1,400
Legal
100-160-4302
Prosecuting Attorney
9,000
Police
100-200-4060
Unemployment Comp
950
Inspections
100-220-4040
Group Insurance
30
100-220-4060
Unemployment Comp
4,725
Civil Defense
100-230-4040
Group Insurance
185
0
Resolution No. 1528
Page 2
Public Work s/Conununit Development
100-260-4040 Group insurance 370 '
100-2G0-4303 Professional Services 3,000
100-260-4060 Unemployment Comp
Recreation
100-350-4040 Group insurance. 1,092
100-350-4060 Unemployment Comp 230
Parks
100-360-4010
Salaries, Regular
720
100-360-4011
Salaries, OverLimu
400
455
100-360-4030
Pensions
280
100-360-4040
Group Insurance
721
100-360-4060
Unemployment Comp
$33,406
FROM:
Administration
100-120-4910
Contingency
Wage Adj.
8,283
2,069
100-120-4920
Non Union
Elections
100-140-4020
Salaries, Part-time
1,500
City Hall
100-190-4480
insurance
15,000
police
1007200-4704
Vehicles
2,379
Streets
100-270-4010 Salaries, Regular 4,175
$T3 7406
Adopted this _ day of , 1982.
ATTEST:
Mayor
(SEAL)
Clerk -Administrator
` DATE APPROVED: 12/13/82
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
; CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
In � PROV
EDRAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTAH Regular Meeting
November 22, 1982
Mounds View City Hall
2401 Hwy. 10, Mounds View, MN 55112
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The Mounds View City Council was called to order by 1. Call to Order
Mayor McCarty at 7:32 PM.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Blanchard, Hodges, 2. Roll Call
Forslund and Mayor McCarty.
It was noted Councilmember Doty was absent.
ALSO PRESENT: Acting City Attorney Karney, Clerk/
m nA E strator Pauley and Public Works/Community
Development Director Johnson.
Motion/Second: Hodges/Blanchard to approve the 3. Approval of
Rovemb�,,1982 minutes as presented. Minutes:
November 8, 1982
2 ayes 0 nays 2 abstentions
Motion Carried
Mayor McCarty and Councilmember Forslund abstained
from the vote as they had not been present at the
November 8 meeting.
There were no residents requests or comments from 4. Residents Re -
the floor, quests and
Comments from
Floor
Clerk/Administrator Pauley corrected Item H, to 5. Approval of
read "Be it resolved that the replacement of Consent Agenda
approximately 50 Corad water meters presently in
service in residential units south of Highway 10
is hereby authorized.....".
Mayor McCarty asked that Item D be revised to
include a 30 day notice of cancellation for the
City due to the fart that the cost could vary and the
bidder reserved the riqht to adjust bid amounts for
future years.
Mayor McCarty asked that Item E be removed for
reading.
Mayor McCarty stated he was concerned with the
Staff memo that accompanied Item G, which specified
a cost of living increase, as the City does not have
Mounds View City Council November 22, 1982
Regular Meeting Page Two
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cost of living increases, rather merit increases.
Motion/Second: Forslund/Hodges to approve the
consent agenda, minus Item G, and waive the
reading of the resolutions.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Clerk/Administrator Pauley read Resolution No. 1508,
in appreciation to Ken Breske.
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Forslund to approve Reso-
Yu—tio-n—N—o.—I508 in appreciation of Ken Breske.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
It was noted that Mr. Breske had been a very
valued member of the Planning Commission and that he
would be missed.
Mayor McCarty closed the regular meeting and opened
the public hearing at 7:41 PM.
Finance Director Brager gave a presentation of the 6. Public Hearing -
projected 1983 income statements for the water Sewer and Wr
utilities and sewer utilities, and also gave examples Budgets an
of how much revenue could be earned by raising the Rates
rates various levels.
Mayor McCarty closed the public hearing and reopened
the regular meeting at 7:50 PM.
Finance Director Brager answered questions from the
Council regarding the proposed budget.
Mayor McCarty pointed out the high percentage of the
sewer charge which goes to the MNCC" and stated it
would be separated on bills in the future. He also
recommended tabling any action on the budget or rate
increases, in light of the State's financial crisis.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to table indefinitely
any rate increase in the utility funds.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Finance Director Brager recommended to the Council
that they place a freeze on any type of capital
purchases, until the State financial crisis is
solved.
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Mounds View City Council
Regular Meeting
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Hodges to adopt Ordinance
No. , amending the municipal code of Mounds
View by amending Chapter 41 entitled, "Specific
Rezonings", and waive the reading of the ordinance.
Councilmember
Councilmember
Councilmember
Mayor McCarty
Blanchard - aye
Hodges - aye
Forslund - aye
- aye
Motion/Second: Forslund/Blanchard to adopt Ordinance
77
NO.ending the municipal code of Mounds View
by amending Chapter 40.02, Zoning, Rules and Defi-
nitions, and 40,10, Zoning, R-1 Single Family
residential district, and waive the reading of
the ordinance.
Councilmember
Councilmember
Councilmember
Mayor McCarty
Blanchard - aye
Hodges - aye
Forslund - aye
- aye
Motion/Second: Hodges/Forslund to adopt Ordinance
0�3 amending the municipal code of Mounds View
by amending Chapter 41 entitled "Specific
Rezoning" and waive the reading of the ordinenr.P,
Councilmember
Councilmember
Councilmember
Mayor McCarty
Blanchard - aye
Hodges - aye
Forslund - aye
- aye
Motion/Second: 11cCarty/Hodges to approve and 10.
a opt Or finance No. 326 amending the municipal code
of Mounds View by amending Chapter 107, entitled
"Bingo", and waive the reading of the ordinance.
Councilmember
Councilmember
Councilmember
Mayor McCarty
Blanchard - aye
Hodges - aye
Forslund - aye
- aye
November 22, 1982
Page ThrPP
Second Reading
and Adoption of
Ord. No. 324 An
Ordinance Amend-
ing the Municipa
Code of Mounds
View by Amending
Chapter 41 Enti-
tled "Specific
Rezonings"
Motion Carried
Second Reading
and Adoption of
Ord. No. 322
Amending the
Municipal Code o
Mounds View by
Amending Chapter
40.02, Zoningg,
Rules and Defi-
nitions, and 40.
Zoning, R-1 Sing]
Family Residen-
tial District
Motion Carried
Second Reading
and Adoption of
Ord. No. 325 An
Ordinance AGiend-
ing the Municipa
Code of Mounds
View by Amending
Chapter 41 Enti-
tled "Specific
Rezoning"
Motion Carried
Second Reading
and Adoption of
Ord. No. 326 An
Ordinance Amend-
ing the Municipa
Code of Mounds
View by Amending
Chapter 107,
Entitled "Bingo"
Motion Carried
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Regul:ir Meeting Page Four
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Clerk/Administrator Pauley informed the Council 11. Discussion of
there is a possible site in Fridley, which Staff Memoroij
borders on Mounds View, from University Avenue Regarding
down 73rdand that staff will provide a full report view DispoL
on this site. Site
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to authorize Staff
to send a meter to the University of Minnesota
and to the City of Shoreview, indicating Mounds
View's support of their position opposing the identi-
fication of the Shoreview site as a hazardous waste
transfer site by the State of Minnesota Waste
Management Board, with a copy to the Waste Manaqement Board,
4 ayes 0 nays
Director Johnson asked for Council approval for the
advertisement of bids, by invitation, for work on
Well No. 5
Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard to authorize
Staff to invite bids from Layne Minnesota Co.,
Keys Well Drilling Co, Bergerson-Caswell Inc. and
Tri-State Drilling & Equipment Co., for well
maintenance work, to be paid from the water fund.
4 ayes 0 nays
Director Johnson reported they are ready to move
into Phase 2 of the water treatment study, and
reviewed his memo of November 22, addressed to
the Council, and explained what the testing
will accomplish.
Morion/Second: nudges/BidLIVhdid Lu uiuve (in with
Phase 2 testing of Wells No. 5, 6 and 4, with the
funds of approximately $4100 to come from the
water fund.
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion Carried
12, Discussion of
Staff Memorandu
Regarding the
Approval of Wat
Well No. 5 Ser-
vice and Repair
Specifications
Motion Carr}q�
13. Discussion of
Staff Memorandu
Regarding the
Second Phase of
Water Treatment
Study Recommend
tion
Director Johnson pointed out that action on this 14
item will require the Council to give considera-
tion tc Ordinsnccs 301 and 305, and recommended
discussing it further at an agenda session or
Wetlands Committee meeting.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley.reported that, per the
request of Dynamic Designers, the City has refunded
all money paid to date, and also rescinded all
approvals.
Motion Carried
Discussion of
Staff Memorandum
Regarding Vetter
from Dynamic
Designers
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Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard to direct Staff
to noti yy Dynamic Designers that upon payment of
all applicable fees, they can make application
to the Planning Commission for consideration of
their proposal, as it relates to Ordinance No. 48.
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges to table action on
t is item, per the recommendation of the Finance
Director.
4 ayes 0 nays
Mayor McCarty stated he has reservations with the
hold -harmless agreement and questioned whether the
City is fully protected in the event of a lawsuit.
Attorney Karney stated there is no specification
of indemnification, and it is not clear that
defense costs on the part of the City would be
covered.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to table any
Yurt ei— i-T r action on the Golden Gloves Boxing Program
until the applicants present the City with a con-
tract of protection for litigation that is accepta-
ble to the City Attorney.
4 ayes 0 nays
Park and Recreation Director Anderson pointed out
the City's involvement in the program is minimal,
and the program has been very well received to date,
with 58 young men participating. He asked for
clarification from the Council on what specific
action should be taken until the contract is pre-
sented to the City and approved. It was the con-
sensus of the Council that Park Director Anderson
and Attorney Karney could sit down and reword the
contract and have it signed by the next day.
Director Johnson reported he had received a letter
from MnDOT regarding the MSA program. He stated
he is under pressure to complete the MSA study
for a five year construction program, by the end
of 1982, He added he will be working on it in
December, and that it will be flexible so that
the City can make changes later on.
Director Johnson questioned if there would be a
November 22, 1982
?Age Five
Motion Carried
15. Discussion of
Staff Memorandum
Regarding 1982
One Ton Dump
Truck Bid Openin
Motion Carried
16. Discussion of
Staff Memorandum
Regarding Golden
Gloves Boxing
Program
Motion Carried
17, Report of Public
Works/Community
Development
Director
Mounds View City Council November 22, 1982
Regular Meeting Page Six
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Wetlands Committee meeting ca November 29.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Forslund to have a special '
work sermon on November 29, beginning at 7 PM,
eo deal with the surface water management plan, and
to have Representative Knuth meet with the Council.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Director Johnson reported 75 applications have been
received for the opening in the Maintenance Department,'
and they are proceeding with interviewing, but would
like the assurance of the Council that the position
will still be filled.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley stated he does not anti-
cipate any action required before the December 6
agenda session, at which time he and Finance Director
Brager feel they will have a better picture for the
Council of the budget situation.
Mayor McCarty stated the Maintenance Department will
have to set priorities to make due, and for example,
would have to put maintenance work before recreation
work. He suggested asking the different recreation
groups for their help.
Gary Kardell stated that the Maintenance Department
is going to be short handed for the next six weeks
due to holidays and vacations.
Attorney Karney had no report. 18. Report of
Attorney
Councilmember Blanchard had no report. 19. Report of
Councilmembers
Councilmember Hodges reported he had attended the
Youth Services Bureau meeting and reported on the
highlights. He gave some results of the question-
nairs sent out to employers from the summer job
program.
Councilmember Hodges reported he had attended the
Ramsey County League meeting, at which the legisla-
tive agenda of Ramsey County was discussed.
Councilmember Forslund had no report.
Mayor McCarty asked that everyone review the arti-
cle in the Administrative Newsletter regarding the
Anoka County Airport. He stated he has unconfirmed
information that the City should prepare for another
battle on the airport issue. He stated an umbrella
group is being formed t,, field information through
the process, and will a as a clearing house for
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November 22, 1982
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action by other groups, and named those interested
in being on the committee, with an orientation
meeting set for December 2.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard that the Council
authorize Mayor McCarty to initially coordinate
the efforts of this committee.
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion/Second: McCarty/Ilodges to authorize staff to
send letters of invitation to those interested
individuals, notifying them of the meeting at 7 PM
on December 2.
4 ayes 0 nays
Mayor McCarty asked the status of the Mounds View
Estates. Clerk/Administrator Pauley replied that
he had received a report, but had not had an
opportunity to review it. Director Johnson added
the Planning Commission had discussed the parking
at their meeting last week and would be taking
the issue up again after the first of the year.
Mayor McCarty reported the City had received a
check for $25 from TOPS, for their appreciation
for the use of City Hall.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed the airport
issue and stated he would be keeping the Council
updated.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley asked if the Council
would authorize, as they had in the past, an
expenditure from the pop fund for a Christmas
gift for City employees. The Council gave
their permission.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley informed the Council
of his discussions with the City of New Brighton,
regarding the acquisition of the New Brighton
trunk sewer by the MWCC.
Motion Carried
Motion Carried
20. Report of
Administrator
Motion/Second: McCarty/Porslund to authorize the
Clerk/Administrator to send a letter to the Metropolitan
Council advising that the City is withdrawing its opposition
to the acquisition and putting them on notice of our
intention to seek legislative changes to MWCC operating rules.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported he had received
a call from the police union representative, He indicated
that the union request for contract settlement is in
excess of the budget and that he rejected the request.
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Cl.ork/Administrator Pauley reported he is working
with New Brighton and White Bear Lake on the
word processor request forms, and would like to
have bids by the end of the year.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges
Clerk Administrator Pauley to
for proposals, to be sent out
area, when the specifications
three cities.
4 ayes 0 nays
to authorize
send out requests
to suppliers in the
are completed, for all
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported a petition had
been received for a street light at 3017 Bronson,
and NSP has advised the location is acceptable,
and there are funds for the light.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Hodges to authorize Staff
to nsta a street light on the pole between 3017
Bronson and 3033 Bronson, pursuant to receipt of
the petition.
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported he had received
a call from Dan Boxrud regarding the Long Lake Road
ditch, with the bonding underwriter negotiating with
the original subcontractor, to have him come back
and finish the job.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported he hopes to
have the 1982 long term financial plan ready for
the December 6 agenda session.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley presented the Council
with a copy of an article regarding the State's
budget problems, and reviewed Staff s progress
in working on the budget, as well as revenue
and expense projections.
Jerry Linke asked about the status of the signal Spring
Lake Park has requested. Mayor McCarty replied
that it is on hold at this time, and that it should
be made clear to Spring Lake Park what Mounds View's
position is, so as to not give them false hope.
Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard to inform Spring
a e ar tat Mounds View has no reason, at this
time, to join in the construction of a light at
Pleasant View and Highway 10.
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion Carried
Motion Carried
Motion Carried
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November 22, 1982
Page Nine
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Motion/Second: Forslund/Hodges Forslund/Hodges to adjourn the
meeting at :26 PM.
4 ayes 0 nays
tfully.
F. Pauley
Administra
Motion Carried