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CITY C00Nr1L MEETING
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
OCTOBER 28, 1985
7:00 P.M.
A t, t. N U A
1. Call to order
2. F'C'- C
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3. Roll Call - HAake, Blanchard, Quick, Hankner, Linke
4. Approval of Minutes: October 14, 1985
Regular Meeting
(RelelVed in 1U L1-85 packet)
5. Residents Requests and Comments From The Floor
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CITIZENS: BEFORE SPEAKING PLEASE GIVE. YOUR FULL NAME
AND ADDRESS FOR THE MINUTES
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6. Approval of Consent Agenda
ITEM A. Reschedule November 11, 1985 Council Meeting
to Nnvember 12, 1985
ITEM B. Schedule Executive Session Regarding Airport
Lawsuit for 6:15 p.m. on Nnvember 12, 1985
ITEM C. Increase Layne Minnesota Company's Contract
with the City for Maintcnance Work on Well 14
By $3,777
ITEM D. Approve Second Payment to Layne Nin,iesoca in
the Amount of $15,137
ITEM F. Approve Letter to Senator Steve Novak Regarding
Minnesota State Statute Chapter 163.11 -
Establishment, Alteration, Vacation, and
Revocation (of County Roads)
ITEM F. Approve Letter tc Commissioner Orth Rescinding
Stop Sign Request for the Intersection of Ardan
Avenue and Sprang Lake Road
ITEM G. Approving Using the State of Mi•,nesota's
Electrical Inspector's Services to Conduct
Electrical Inspections in the City Commencing
November 1, 1985
ITEM H. Approve Robert H. Clauson as the State's
Electrical Inspector for the City
AGENUA
OC T0BER 26, 1985
PAGE TWO
ITEM I. Consideration and Approval of Resolution No.
1946 Commending Bob Edmond for 27 Years of
Service to the City of Mounds View
TTcr .7, Approve Title Change from Program Supervisor to
kerreation/Athletic Supervisor for Mary Saarion
ITEM K. Approve Resolution 1945 Approving Just and
Correct Claims Against City Funds
ITEM L. Licenses fur AppLuval
Garbage Haulers - Expires 3/31/86
Gallagher's Service, Inc. - New
General -__Expires 6/30_16
W. P. Hauer Construction - New
Elview Construction, Inc. - New
Korco, Inc. - New
Stenco Construction - New
7. Remove Resolution No. 1941 from Table
8. Consideration of Resolution No. 1941 Resolution
Disapproving An Increase In Basic Cable Television
Service Rates 3y Group W Cable of The North Suburbs,
Inc.
9. Consideration of Sta.f Memorandum Regarding the ?urchase
of Turf Mowing Equipment
10. Report of Public Works/Community Cevelopment Director
11. Report of Attorney
12. Repot of Courcilr,iembers:
13. Report of Administratcr
14. Adjournment
Haake, Blanchard, Quick,
Hankner, Linke
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CUNSENT AGENDA
UCPUBER 28, 19H5
The Consent Agenda is a technique designed to expedite
hwndlino of routine and miscellaneous otfi.cial business of
the City Council. The entire agenda may Do adopted by Li,c
Council in one motion. The motion for adoption is non -
debatable and must receive u:,animous approval. By request
of any individual Councilmember, an item can be removed from
the Consent Agenda and placed upon the Regular Agenda for
debate.
ITEM A. Reschedule November 11, 1985 Council Meeting
to November 12, 1985
ITEM B. Schedule Executive Session Regarding Airport
Lawsuit for 6:15 p.m. on November. 12, 1985
ITEM C. Increase Layne Minnesota Company's Contract
with the City for Maintenance Work on Well 11
By $3,777
ITEM D. Approve Second Payment to Layne Minnesota in
the Amount of $15,737
IrF.M E. Approve Letter to Senator Steve Novak Regarding
Minnesota State Statute Chapter 163.11 -
Establishment, Alteration, Vacation, and
Ravocat,on lo: County Roads)
ITEM F. Approve Let Dar to CommisEioner Urth Rescinding
Stop Sign Request for the Intersection of Arlan
Avenue ar.d Spring Lake Road
ITEM G. Agprovinq Using the State of Minnesota's
Electrical Inspector's Servlces to Conduct
Electrical Inspections in tfie City Commencing
November 1, 1985
ITEM H. Approve Robert H. Clauson as the Stdte's
Electrical Inspector for the City
CONSENT AGENDA
OCTUBER 28, 198t)
PAGE '1'WU
:TEN I. Considard a on and Approval of Resolution No.
191E Comnwnding bob Edmond for 17 years of
Service to the City of Mounds View
ITEM J. Approve Title mange iro:n Proyram Supervisor to
Recreation/Athletic Supervisor for Mary Saarion
ITEM K. Apprcve Resolution 1945 Approving Just and
Correct Claims Against City Funds
:TEN L. Licenses for Approval
Garbage Haulers - Expires 3/31/86
Gallagher'% Service, Inc. - New
General - Expires 6/30/86
W. F. Bauer Construction - New
Elview Construction, Inc. - New
Korco, Inc. - New
Stenco Construction - New
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October 23, 1985
RE: Minnesota State Statute Chapter 163,11 - Establishment,
Alteration, vacat:-n, Revocation (of County Roadai
Senator Steve Novak
203 statu Capitol
St. Paul, Minnesota 55155
Dear Senator Novak:
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Ramsey County has discussed turning the responsibility for
maintenance, repair, etc. of some county roads over to the
City. The Aounds View City Council has discussed this issue
at great length and has asked me to write you this letter.
Minnesota Statute i63.11 discusses revocation of county
roads. Our review of this Statute indicates that if the
county revokes a road and gives it to a townsh,, the county
must improve the rcad so that the road wi meet county
standards. The Statute does not say anything about the
repair[ or improvements to the roar' if the rcad is turned
over to a city.
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The Councy's abil)ti ,c turn over a county roars to a city
without making any repairs to the road is very unfair. We
tool like we are being treated as "second class citizens".
I an sure that many other cities in the Metropolitan Are•
will feel tha same way once the issue is brought to theic
attention.
If this State Statute is not changed, counties could allow
thatr roads to deteriorate and then turn the roads over to
the cities just hetore major repair work is needed. This
would be an immense financial burden to cicies.
SENATOR STEVE NOVAK
OCTOBER 23,1985
PACF. TWO
The Mounds View City Council requests tLat you review this
revocation issue and make any necessary changes in the State
Statutes.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call.
Sincerely,
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
Jerry Linke
Mayor
cc: City Council
Clerk -Administrator Donald F. Pauley
Public Works/Community Development Director Steve
Thatcher
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PAUSE •COUNTV MINNESOTA
2"1 N141NWA. 10
MOUNDS VIEW."INN 66112
IS&IOSS
October 23, 1985
Commissioner Robert J. Orth
316 Court House
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
Dear Commissioner Orth:
The City Council Of the City of Mounds View is hereby
withdrawing their request to the Ramsey County Board of
Commissioners dated August 6, 1985 ;per correspondence from
C)erk-Administrator Donald Pauley to your office, copy
attached), regarding the placement of stop signs at the
intersection of Spring Lake Road and Ardan Avenue.
This request is being withdrawn until the Ramsey County
Board of Commissioners have completed their policy regarding
the turnback of county roads to municipalities.
Should you have any questions concerning this matter, please
feel free to contact the undersigned.
Sincerely,
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
Jerry Linke
Mayor
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cc: City Couacil
Director of Public works/Communiry Development Steve
Thatcher
C'.erk-Administrator Dona1J Pauley
Mr. Ken wel'zin - County Engineer
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August 6, 1985
CommissioneL Robert J. Orth
316 Court House
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
Dear Commissioner Orth:
Over the past few months the Mounds View Cjty Staff at the
direction of the Mounds View City Council undertook an evalua-
tion of the current level of traffic controls at various inter-
sections in the community. '
One of these intersections, Spring Lake Road and Ardan Avenue
currently has traffic stopping at Ardan Avenue, a city street,
prior to entering Spring Lake Road. Spring Lake Road, however,
does not have traffic controls between Trunk Highway 10 and
County itoad J. It is felt that the current level of traffic on
Spring Lake Road justifies the need for additional traffic
controls at this intersection to help control the speed of
traffic at the intersection., allow for a safe entrance onto
spring Lake Road by traffic irom Ardanvenue, antc retidendiscoin ge
non -local traffic fro.n using streets pj
imarilvnature as a 'shortcut".
For these reasonr, the ^its v of Mounds Xieyt Ytift+ldJaguest 1pii
Rams• Count lace stop signs on the northbound and_Loythbounu
lanes o� pr nq Lek• AoaQ at iti intersection vleh Arden Avenue
a[ the earliest pdsiible date. Your assistance with this natter
wow44 be greatly appreciated.
ery t
ly yours,
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cc: Mr. Ken weltxin - County Engineer
i- MEMO TO: Clerk -Administrator and City Council
FROM: Director )f public Works/Community Development
DATE: Uctober 24, 1985
SUBJECT: ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR FUR THE CITY ur NuUNDS JIEW
As you may know, Bob Edmond is retiring eftective October 31,
1985. We are all sad to see him lea✓e and will miss his good
services very murk.
I have interviewed 3 electrical inspectors for the City of Mounds
View. The 3 electrical inspectors I interviewed are Robert
Clauson, Gunnar Pederson, and Clarence Jorimen. Each one of
these electrical inspectors have the talents and abilities to do
a good job for the City of Mounds View. This makes the decision
very difficult. However, all things considered, Robert Clauson
is the person that I would like to recommend as the electrical
inspector for the City of Mounds View. He is presently the State
electrical inspector for Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, Vadnais
Heights, Blaine and a few other Cities in the northern suburban
area. His references have all been good and I am sure he will do
a good lob of electrical inspection for the City of Mounds View.
The other issue to resolve is whether the City shculd use the
State electrical inspection services and have them use Robert
Clauson as electrical inspector or retain Mr. Clauson on a
contract basis with the City as the electrical inspector. At the
present tim?, the issues are as follows:
1. If we have the State conduct our electrical inspections,
the electrical 'nspection fee to the homeowners and
builders stays the same as they are now. :he City will
not receive 2u8 of the electrical inspection fee as we do
now. In 1984, the electrical inspection fees were S3,000
which means the City took in approximately $600 as
revenue. The City also processed a fair amount of paper-
work and answered several phone calls. In other words,
the revenue and the work fir the revenue seem to balance
out. The State updates the fee schedule on their own from
time to time.
2. If the City were to contract with Robert Clauson to be the
Electrical Insp_ctot for the City, the City wculd still
retain 2ri of the electrical permit costs. The fee to the
homeowner/builder will be approximately 5-201 higher than
the fee is now. The City will continue to process a
certain amount of paperwork and answer the phones as we do
now. Again, the fees and the work involved to receive the
fees seem to balance out. The amount of $600 pays for
approximately 30 hours of work 15600!(58/hour x 2.5) - 30
hours). From time to time, the City must update the
electrical inspector's fee schedule.
Clerk -Administrator and City Council
Page Two of Two le —
October 24, 1985
One advantage if going to the State is that the contract
Electrical Inspector will not be constantly reyuesting the City
Council to raise the fee for electrical inspection work. Another
.u-__^„ ig th-- .ne City would not haves to update the fee schedule
from time to time. All things considered, I would like to try
utlizing the state electrical inspection services for a year or
two and if it does not work out, we can switch over to a contract
Electrical Inspector. I have include a copy of a typical
contract for Electrical Inspection services between a City and an
Electrical Inspector for your purusal. Under this type of
contract, the Electrical Inspector is responsible for all
liabilities, insurance, etc., and he is indeed a contractor with
the City and not an employee of the City.
RECOMMFNDATION: I recommend having the State conduct the elec-
trical inspection services for the City of Mounds View and I
recommend utliziny the services of Robert Clauson.
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CONTHACr FUN SLkCfHICAL Ih: e-tIGH -;LW'CE
C1ry OF JOLju .:vIES
AND
:L&,iir H. CLAU.;O':
Ir I.: HE& BY ACHLEL BY AND Iti'MLI: the City 01, Qur16view and Hobert H. Clauson
as follower
I. Hobert H. Clauson :.hall provide elr=trical lnsl•ection service by
performing un site lnspectlon of all n-ew, rcuodellnyl alteration
construction in the City on all residential, coaaercial, industrial,
and agricultural structures. He shall to available on call to perform
said Inspections during the regular business hours of the City.
2. He shall keep records cf in,pectlons, repair wtices and maintain
contact with the Chief Building Official.
j. fie City agrees to pay hr. Clauson on a fee tasis which will represent
W of all fees collected for electrical inspection with the City
retaining 20;: of all fees collected as its costs of overhead, act.
4. r Clawson agrees that he will perform the .ork of electrical
' inspection and is A qualifieri Electrical Inspector within the laws of
the State of r.innesota and will remzin so throughout the tars of this
contract.
5. mere will be a further Agreement that either party
to themay to pirate this
contract upon thirty ,
6. The City of Fbundsvlew is interested unly in the results obtained
under thia ae,,rewaent. The manor and means of conducting the
inspections are under role control of Mr. Clzuson.
Eae:uted this
day of . 1y85
City, of Aoundsview
Hobert H. Clsuson its
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RESOLUTION NO. 1946
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE Oi MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION COMMENDING BOB EDMOND FOR 27 YEARS OF
SERVICE TO THE CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
WHEREAS, Bob Edmond has submitted his notice of
retirement commencing October 31, 1985 after 27 years of
dedicated and knowledgeable service as an Electrical
Inspector for the City of Mounds View; and
WHEREAS, during his 27 years of service, Bob Edmond
has shown a sincere concern for the health, safety, and
welfare of the residents of the City of Mounds View; and
WHEREAS, Bob Edmond has won the respect and
gratitude of the residents of the City of Mounds View
for his conscientious service as an Electrical Inspector.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council
of the City of Mounds View, on behalf of the residents of
the City of Mounds View, hereby commends and extends its
heartfelt gratitude for 27 years of dedicated and self-
sacrificing service to the City of Mounds View, Minnesota by
Bob Edmond.
ATTEST:
Adopted this 28th day of 00tober, 1985.
Mayor Lin'.e
Counc.lme,nber Blanchard Councilmember Haake
Counc� tuber Hankier Councilmember Ouick
(SEAL)
Clerk -Administrator Pauley
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CITY OF "NW VIEV
COUNfY OF NAMSEY
STATE Of MINNfS0'1'A
APPNOVING JU 3T AND CONBFC'r
CIAI1L AGAINST CITY fUNtS
WuvaVAa;. tlat City Cuuncfl of Mnunds Vic*, pursuant to aP"41 re
Hinncsota Stntutes 412.241, Ims full uuthorlty over till ii„*u.l.•.
of the City and;
y&PJAS, '!he City Cuuncil h,,s reviewed the eluims numbers:
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amount of $
41,348.29 _ __
16839
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w,ount of 3_42352.99
18456
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18544 it the
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WDOUnt of $
TOTAL AMOUNT OF CLAIMS PNESENTEU $
74,593.90
and has found said claims to be Just and correct;
(list of any exception)
NOW iNENEFONE, be I. resolved that the City Council of Mounds View
hereby approved the attached 3ists of claims dated 10/29/85 ty the
vote ayes n+.yes
ATTEST:
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PURPOSE
CHECK
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CLAIMANT
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S 45.50
Michael Quick
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238.60
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Sales Tax
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1,512.71
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�- RESOLUTION NO. IY41
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION DISAPPROVING AN INCREASE IN BASIC CABLE
'I'ELLVISION SER-v ICE nATLG D'L GIZO'.''r W CABLE OF THE NORTH
SUBURBS, INC.
WHEREAS, pursuant to City Ordinance No. 319 Group W
Cable of the North Suburbs, Inc. ("Group W") has been
granted a non—exclusive revocable franchise to operate,
construct, and maintain a cable televiSlOn system within
the City; and
WHEREAS, the franchise agreement in effect provides
for the regulation of basic cable service rates by the City;
and
WHEREAS, the franchise agreement provides for a
passive rate review procedure to increase Basic Service
Rates wherein Group W must give written notice of a proposed
increase to the City and the North Suburban Cable Commission
("Commission') 90 days prior to the effective date of the
increase and each proposed rate increase is automatically
approved by the City unless expressly disapproved within 90
days by resolution of the Council; and
W!JERF.AS, Group W has given written r,otire on
August 22, 1985 to the Commission of a proposed increase ir.
Basic Service Rates from $7.95 to $9.95 per month; and
WHEREAS, Group W further requested dVChcrilaLion to
implement :he proposed rate in:reese imired.ately rather than
in 90 days; and
4HEREA9, the Commission recommends to the City that
no action be taken to 41sappove the increase in Basic
Service Rites and that Group W be permitted to implement the
proposed rate increase immediately; and
WHEREAS, the City has reviewed information provided
by Group W and the Commission regarding the proposed rate
increase and current Federal Law relating to the regulation
of Cable television; and
WHEREAS, the City is rot convinced of the fact that a
rate increase is necessary at this time in view of the
admitted lack of success in Group W's current marketing
program as evidenced by a penetration rate in the City of
Mounds View of less than 20 percent; and
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RESOLUTION NO. 1941
PAGE TWO
WHEREAS, the City is of the opinion that efforts
should be undertaken by Group W to increase its revenues
by undertaking a more aggressive marketing program rather
than expecting the minimal level of existing subscribers to
support its opera a uns.
NOW, THdREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City COUnCtl
of the City of Mounds View rejects the recommendation of the
Commission and disapproves the proposed increase in Basic
Service Rates by Group W from $7.95 to $9.95 pursuant to the
terms of the franchise agreement.
ATTEST:
Adopted this 14th day of October, 1985.
or
(SEAL)
Clerk -Administrator
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MEMO 70: Mounds View City Co � c
FROM: Bruce K. And r D for
Parks, Recrea n o estry
DATE: October 24, 19
RE: Turf equipment
As you are aware, staff rebid the turf maintenance eauioment
based on the Council's direction at their Octnher 7 mePtinq. We
expanded our bid :nailing list to include 16 suppliers, and bids
were received from six firms on Thursday, October 17, 1985. In
addition to expanding the bid vendor list, we also increased our
bidding options so that we could stay within budget.
In addition, staff conducted a number of meetings with the Public
Works Foreman and City Mechanic regarding the condition of our
second mowing unit, and they strongly feel that it would be to
the City's advantage to purchase two mowing units at this time
based on the age and condition of our existing Toro units. Based
on this recommendation, staff would recommend that we purchase
two front mounted rotary mowers, two enclosed cabs with heaters
for the mowing decks, one 60" broom attachment and one 48"
two -stage snowblower. Based on this posture, the five bids and
the firms are as follows:
R. L. Gould 6 Co . ..................$20,890.00
Korteum Sales 6 Service ............. 14,318.00
Ransoms Bobcat ...................... 14,380.00
or .......... ............... . 17,680.00
(depending upon which mowing deck
was selected)
Cushman Motor Cc . ................... 15,397.00
M.T.I. Distributing Co . ............. 15,279.50
or 11,475.00
(based on their 220 unit?
Based on the evali.ation of the bids, it would appear that the
leas eRpensive Taro equipment would nDt meet our bid specifica-
tions as the cab is vinyl witn vinyl doors and would not stand up
to the winter use that the equipment is required to undergo.
Based on the bid proposals that were received and the input from
the Public Works Department, staff recommends that we purchase
the turf mowing equipment from Korteum Sales and Service based on
their low bid proposal of $14,318.00 for the following reasons:
1. They are the low responsible bidder that meets all of the bid
specifications.
2. we conducted extransive references (even Chicago) and John
Deere was ranked extremely high.
3. we test drove four pieces of equipment for a three day period
and each of the four operators ranked John Deere highest
based on:
a. Rider comfort
b. Maneuverability
C. Cutting quality
d. Hand throttle compared to foot controls
Parts are less cor Joins Drr « compared to esch of the others
4,
and we have been d„ ured 4e hour delivery.
5. Past service fron Korteums Sales has been excellent.
6. MvchanicallY it is easier to work on than the Turo equipment.
This would be within the 1985 budgeted amount as we would not
purchase the turf vacuum as origin
getwasS16
1pe229a0D,The total bud-
get for the two pieces of equip
staff has spoken with Kotteum sales and they have indicated that
a mid -December delivery date would be feasible, which would work
well into our winter rink maintenance schedule.
It should be noted that staff still feels strongly
ly about
the need
s system
for a turf sweeper within the City p
tly
experience moving difficulties
where
erwe get
behindt I due
et to incle-
ment weather or other pressing P 1e
on the recommendations of the Public Works Department and our
existing equipment neees as well as the excellent pr-ces we
received, it would be beneficial for :he City at this time to
purchase two new mowing units to improve out existing fleet.
staff, of course, will of. on hand to tesnond tmeeting. oany uestions and
,eview the b;ds in more depth at this evening_ g•
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2401 Highway 10
Mounds View, MN 55112
BID PROPOSAL FORM
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I. NEW FRONT MOUNIED ROTARY MOWER
YEAR MAKE MODF;L DESCRIPTION BID PRICE
II. Iwo (2) FRCNT MOUNTED ROTARY MOWERS
YEAR MAKE MODEL DESCRIP'1'IUN BiD FRICE
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YEAR
MAKE
MODEL
DESCRIPTION
BID PRICE
i98
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V. ONE 60' BROOM ATTACHMENT TO PIT 72" ROTARY MOWER
YEAR
MAKE
MODEL
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DESCRIPTION
BID PRICE
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YEAR
14�A''KE
DESCRIPTION
BID PRICE
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VII. ONE (1) 60' TURF S4EEPER WIN HYDRAULIC LIFT AND DUMPING.
YEAR
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VI[I. TRADE IN ALLOWANCE FOR TORG GRUUNUSHA5'fER.
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YEAR
1976
IX.
YEAR
1977
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XI.
MAKE MODEL DESCRIPTION
72' rotary mower
Toro Groundsmaster with cab
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TRADE IN FOR ONE (1) USED TORO 60" BROOM �L_OD
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TRADE IN ALLOWANCE FOR ONE (1) 48" TWO
STAGE SNOWBLOWFR J
BIu PROPOSAL FORM SHOULD BE MAILED 70;
r Bruce K. Anderson, Director
Mounds view Parks, RecreatLOn i Forestry Dept.
2401 Highway 10
Mounds View, HN 55112
f612) 784-3055
1'1'ry OF tkH1ND5 VIFW
(.1'ry COUNIC 11.
AGENDA SKSSIDN
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I. k.'Vil'w 11 Prvy•��:.•�I 1'h.r.1y•. 1•• Muol.•111.11 Vo,I.- R1•multing
trots 0xfo kev ter I•t u: ess
2. Consideration of Report from Hnlm:•s ,and Graven
J. Consideration of 5tatr Memorandum Reyar-ling Charitable
Gambling
4. vonsidl•rat ion ut tilalI Memwandum koyardlny street
Maintenance and Capital Improvement
consideration of staff Memorandum RPyardiny Engine
Aaalyt.•1
b. Consideration of Staft Memorandum Regarding Fire
Inspe'tion and Mil ltiple• DwelIiny Rental Property
Inspections
7. Consideration of etatf Memorandum Regarding Horse and
Rider
R, Consideration 1f Staff Memorandum Regarding Payment of
Fhler's 111i1 for 1478 Improvement Holds
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
kAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Regular Meeting
October 28, 1985
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 Linke at 7:00 FM on October 28, 1985.
The Pledge of Allegiance was said. 2. Pledge of
Allegiance
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Haake, Blanchard, 3. Roll Call
Quick, Hankner and Mayor I.inke.
ALSO PRESENT: Attorney Karney, Police Chief Ramacher
and Public Works/Community Development Director Thatcher.
Mayor Linke explained that Police Chief Ramacher was
substituting for Clerk/Administrator Pauley, who was
out of town, and Attorney Karney was substituting for
Attorney Meyers.
Motion/Seronc': Hankner/Quick to approve the minutes of 4. Approval of
the October 14, 1°P,5 meeting as presented. Minutes:
October 14, 19
5 eyLs n nays
Notion Caz_ied
There were no residents requests or comments from the S. Residents
floor. Requests and
Comments from
the Floor
Councilmember Blanchard asked that Item I be removed 6. A?provaConsent,of
Agenda
from the consent agenda.
Motion/Second: Haake/Blanchard to approve the consent
agen a, minus Item I, and waive the reading of the
resolutions.
5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Police Chief Ramacher read proposed Resolution No. 1946,
commending Bob Edmond for 17 years of service to the
City of Mounds View.
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Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve Resolution
No. 1946, commending Bob Edmond for 27 years of service
to the City of Mounds View.
5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Motion/Second: Quick/Haake to remove Resolution No. 7. Remove Rslt.
lode from the table. No. 1941 from
LIM I aL lc
5 ayes 0 nays
Motion Carried
Attorney Karney advised that he had researched the issue 8. Cor.siaeration
of regulation of the cable company as a utility by the of Rslt. No.
City approximately one year ago, and he has now done 1941, Disappr
au.iitional research which supports his recommendation ing an Increa
that the City cannot regulate the cable tv company as in Rates
a utility. He recommended that proposed Resolution
No. 1941 be denied.
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Hankner to deny Resolution
No. 1941, which recommended disapproving an increase
in basic cable television service rates by Group W
Cable of the North Suburbs, Inc.
5 ayes 0 nays Motion Ca_
Park Director Anderson reviewed his memo of October 9. Consideration
24, 1985 regarding the purchase of turf equipment,
of se of
and recommended the purchase of turf mowing equipment Turf Mowing
from Korceum Sales and Service. Equipment
motion/Securd: Hankner/C Ack to r.pprove the purchase
of turf rewirg equiument from Korteum Sa-es and Service
in an amoar.t not to exceed $14,318.CJ, with the funldino
to coms from the general fund parks account.
5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Director Thatcher requested approval of the Council
10. Report of
Punic Works/
for parLia' payment 4 to H&S Asphalt, for the work
Road H2 to County
Community
they have done on Quincy from County
He explained they are almost completed with
Development
Road I.
the project, and the City would be retaining $14,000
Director
which is more than enough to cover the work not yet
complete.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to approve the third
partial payment on MSA Street Project 85-1, to HiS#■
Asphalt, in the amount of $52,139.94.
Motion Carried
5 ayes 0 nays
li
Mounds View City Counci lU • October 2B. 1985
Regular Meeting Page Three
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1
^Director Thatcher asked approval from the Council to
purchase the two way radios which they had discussed in
an earlier agenda session. Ile explained that while the
Council had directed him to wait until the funds had
been received from the State of Minnesota, there is an
urgency in that the radios are needed to improve the
productivity of the public works department, and the
vendor has stated that he cannot hold the pr'ce down
any longer. Director Thatcher stated the funds are
expected from the State within the next few weeks, and
will amount to approximately $3,000, and the cost of
the radios is $2,613.
Motion/Second: Haake/Hankner to approve the purchase of
the two way radios in the amount of $2,613, to be
purchased now, with the funds to come from the water
depar U:ent until such time as tney can be reimbursed
with tLe check from the State.
5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Attorney Karney advised that prosecutions are going 11. Report of
well, and a conviction was just handed down in the Attorney
fatality of a child in Mounds View approximately a
year and a half ago.
Councilmember Haake had no report. 12. Reports of
Councilmembers
Ccuncilmember Blanchard had no report.
Cuuncilmember Quick reported that Ps directea by the
Council at the last agenda session, he had asxed the
Park and Rec Commission what shocld be done with the
entience to Silver View park, and their decision was
that a sign would be edeauate, stating the hours and
when the park woul9 be r,osed.
CCuncilmember Kank:�e• aau no report.
Mayor Linke reported the Ramsey County Board of
Commissioners had passed a resolution turning back
Red Oak Drive to the City of Mounds View, and allowing
$3,000 for the necessary repairs. Mayor Linke stated
that an additional $962 is still needed for the repairs.
Motion/Second: Linke/Quick to have the Public Works
Department put stop signs at Red Oak Drive and Ardan
Avenue.
5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
-L:n� October 28,E 1985
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Police Chief Ramachor had no report. 13. Report o
Administ.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Blanchard to adjourn the 14. Adjournment
meeting at 7:20 PM.
5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Respectfully submitted,
Timothy Ramarhor
Acting Clerk/Administrator
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4-,!T41t i
MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL �{/J�
FROM: ADMINISTRATIVE: SECRETI�
DATE: OCTOBER 30, 1985 �1 Y
SUBJECT: MUNICIPAL CODE REVIEW
Attached for your review please find photocopies of the
Municipal Code Chapters chat have been reviewed and revised
per Resolution No. 1856 Establishing Schedule for Review of
Municipal Code. Deletions to the code are shown by a
--- and additions have all been underlined.
Those chapters which required no change are as follows:
Chapters 21, 23, 24, 30, 31, 35, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47,
49, 49A, 5U, 55, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 64, 75, 76, 9i, 93,
101, 102, 104, 109, 111, 112, 113, 114, and 115.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1856
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
STATE. OF MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION .,TION ccTARLNHING SCHEfIO F FOR RFVi F,W OF
I, L.V .♦
MUNICIPAL CODE
WHEFFAS, Section 3.11 of the Mounds View Home Rule
Charter required that the City review, revise and rearrange
the Municipal Code at least once every two year?; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Mounds View City
Council to perform said review during 1985.
NOW, THEREFORE., bF IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Mounds View that the following is the schedule
for review of the Municipal Code.
DATE
CODE
CHAPTERS
RESPONSIBLE STAFF
February 4
1, 2,
4, 6 6
Clerk -Administrator
February 18
20,
21, 25, 26
Finance Director and
Direclui- of P.W./C.D.
March 4
31,
33, 46, 47
Clerk -Administrator and
Director of F.W./C.D.
Marsh 18
48,
49, 49A
Director of P.W./C,D.
Aprii 1
58,
59, 60, 61
Director of P.W./C.D. i
Building Inspector
April 15
62,
61, 93
Di:ector of n' 6
quildino Inspector
May 6
70,
71, 75, 76
Director of P.W./C.D.
Clerk -Administrator
May 20
100,
101, 102
Clerk -Administrator 6
Police Chief
June 3
104,
106, 107,
Clerk -Administrator
log
June 17
109,
110, 111, 112
Clerk -Administrator
July 1
111,
114, 115, 116
Clerk -Administrator
RESOLUTION 1856
PAGE. TWO
DATE CODE CHAPTERS RESPONSIBLE. STAFF
July 15 23, 24, 34, 35 Director of Parks and
Kecreacion & finance
Director
August 5 50, 51, 52, 92 Inrector of Parks and
Recreation and Forester
August 9 30, 64, 80, 81,90 Police Chief
September 2 91, 201, 202, 300 Police Chief
September 16 32, 39,40, 41 Director of P.W./C.D.
October " 42, 43, 44, 45 Director of P.W./C.D.
November 4 s Presentation and Clerk -Administrator
18 Review of Mended
rode
December Public Hearings) Clerk-Adminitrator
and Adoption ut
Amended Code
Adopted this 28th day of January, 1985.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
(b) If both of the sources adopted by reference are non-
rmvh�, statutory, the provision drawn from the code or material most
closely related to the chapter of this Code which is sought to be
applied shall control.
(5) If a provision or section of this Code conflicts with
a provision or section of the Home Rule Charter, the Home Rile
Charter shall prevail.
1.08. REPEAL OF ORDINANCES. All Ordinances of the Muni-
... n�.urnfnr adonted are repealed.
1.09. EXISTING RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES. The disposition
by repeal of heretofore existing Ordinances of this Municipality
and the new enactment of the provisions of this Code have been
effectuated in compliance with the laws of the State of
Minnesota. The procedures implemented are not to be construed so
as to alter, diminish, increase or in any other manner affect
rights and liabilities existing at the time of the repeal of
heretofore existing Ordinances and the amendment of this Code.
The provisions of this Code, insofar as they are the same in
substance as those of heretofore existing Ordinances, are essen-
tially but not actually continuations of such Ordinances.
Therefore, any acts done, offense committed, or rights accruing
or accrued, or liability, penalty, forfeiture, or punishment
incurred or assessed prior to the effective date of this Code is
not affected by the enactment of this Code.
1.10. LRDINANCF.S PRFVIOUSLY REPEALED NnT RE-ENACTED. No
Ordinance or part of any Ordinance heretofore repealed shall be
considered reordained or re-enacted by virtue of the enactment of
this Code unleFs specifically re-enacted. The repeal rf any
curative ur validating Ordinance shall not impair or affect any
cure or valit,ation already effected thereby.
1,11. PENALTIES.
ubdivision 1. Misdemeanors. Unless another penalty is
expressly provided in this Code, and except :or the provisions of
Suboo,ision 2 hereafter, Any ,erson violatina any provisions of
tnis Code, or any role or regulation adopted or issued in pur-
siance thereof, or any provision of anv Code adopted here:r, by
reference, shall, upon conviction, he punished by a tine of not
more than $700.00, or toy imprinu1nnent for not more than 90 days,
or both. (168, 268)
Subdivision 2. Fatty Misdemeanors. Any person convicted
of a petty misdemeanor shall bo subject to a fine of not more
than $100.OU.
2.01 Administrative offenses, Any_2erson violating an
administrative rule shall be subject to the scheduled penalty not
To exceed 5100.00 for each offense.
00,
2.01
CHAPTER 2
COUNCIL
2.01. REGULAR MEETING. Regular meetings of the Council
shall be held on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at
at rho wnnirinal Hall. If any such
Monday isVa legal holiday or Christmas or New Year's Eve, the
meeting will be cancelled or held on another date and time as
established by Council action.
2.02. SPECIAL MEETING. Special meetings may be called
by the Mayor or by any two members of the Council by a written
notice filed rich the Clerk -Administrator who shall then -met*
natteee-tm-ai4 notify members of the tome and place of meeting
at IeASt one (1) day before the meeting.
2.01. AGENDA MEF.TINrS. Agenda meetings of the Council
may he held on the first and third Mondays of each month at 7:00
p.m, at the Municipal hall. The purpose of this meeting is to
oiscuss and prepare the agenda for the regular meeting
following. An agenda meeting may be called to order and the
regular business of the Council can be conducted if the Mayor and
four Councilmembers are present at said meeting.
2.04. ORDER OF BUSINESS. At the hour appointed for the
.oerinn, the members shall be called to order by the Mayor or, in
his absence, by the Acting Mayor. The Clerk-Administra[or shall
Hall the roll and note the ahsentees. 1 a gaorum is present,
the Council shall then proceed with its business in the order
establishea by resol:;tion of the C�u,icil.
2.05. 4-NUTES.
Subdivision 1. ApPrOvuI of Minutes. The Clerk-Admin-
Istrator shall provide a printed copy of the minutes of each
meeting ro each Councilmeeber. Amendments or corrections
proposed by any member of th Council shall be m3Je by the
Cleric -Administrator, but no ?mendments to which objection is
raised by any Councilmember shall be We without the adprova'. of
a majority of the Council.
2.06 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS.
Subdivision 1. Preparation and Introduction. All
legislation of the Municipality shall be by ordinance. Or-
dinances, resolutions, and other matters requiring Council action
shall be prepared at the direction of the Council, provided,
however, that the Clerk -Administrator or Attorney may present
ordinances, resolutions and other matters for consideration.
2.01 1
2.0. MINUTES (continued).
Subdivision 2. General Contents of Minutes. The Clerk -
Administrator shall record all material matters considered by the
Council in the minutes. Ordinances, resolutions, communications,
and claims considered by the Council need not he rernrded in inii
in the minutes if they appear in other permanent rernrds of the
Clerk -Administrator and can he accurately identified from the
description given in the minutes. The Council may in its
discretion direct that any one of the above be fully set out in
the minutes.
2.06. ORDINANCES AND RF.SOLUTrONS.
Subdivision 1. Preparation and Introduction, All
legislation of the Muniripality shall be by ordinance.
Ordinances, resolutions, and other matters requiring Council
action shall be prepared at the direction of the Council,
provided, however, that the Clerk -Administrator or Attorney may
present Ordinances, resolutions and other matters for
consideration.
Subdivision 2. Enactment of Ordinances and Amendments. '
Every Ordinance and amendment of an Ordinance shall be enacted by
a majority vote of all ^f the members of CLe Council except where
a larger number is required by law. It shall be signed by the
Mayor or in his absence by the Acting Mayor, attested by the
Clerk -Administrator and published once in the legal newspaper.
Proof of the publication shall be attached to and filed with the
Ordinance book withir. 30 days after its publication. All
Ordinances shall be suitably entitled to clearly express its
sub,ect.
Subdivision 3. Emergency Ordinances_ An emergency
ordinance is an oroinar,ce necessary for the immeaiatf: preserva-
tion of the public peace, health, morals, safety or welfare, in
.rich ordinance the emergency is defines'. and declared .n 0.,
preamble tnereto. An emergency ordinance must be approve(: by a
majority of available members of the City Council. An emergency
ordinance must be in writing but may be enacted without previors
filing or voting, and may be adopted finally at the meeting at
which it is the first introduced and voted upon by the Council.
An emergency ordinance shall remain in effect for the duration of
the emergency. No prosecution shall be based upon the provisions
of an emergency ordinance until 21 hours after the ordinance has
been adopted, filed with the Clerk -Administrator, and has either
been posted in three (3) conspicuous places in the City, or
published as provided for by the Home Rule Charter, or the person
charged with violation thereof had actual notice of the ordinance
prior to the act or omission resulting in the prosecution.
r
2.07
2.07. RULES OF ORDER.
Subdivision 1. Presiding Officer. The Mayor, or in
his absence, the Acting Mayor, shall preside at Council meetings,
nrecrrve order and decorum, and decide questions of order. The
Mayor's duties under this subdivision snail De in additiun W his
duties, rights and privileges as a Councilmember.
Subdivision 2. Special Rules. The following special
rules shall be applied:
( I ) A member may he excused from voting (i.e. aye, nay or
abstain) on a matter duly before the Council only with the
unanimous consent of the other members present.
(2) A motion before the Council shall be reduced to
writing by the Clerk -Administrator at the request of any Council -
member.
(3) Such other special rules may be adopted and included
in this subdivision as the Council from time to time deems
necessary.
Subdivision 3. General Rules. In all other matterb of
parliamentary procedure, the Council shall he governed by the
latest printed edition of "Robert's Rules of Order".
Subdivision 4. Sus ep nsion of Rules. The operation and
etlect of any rule estaolished or followed pursuant to this
section may he suspended upon the unanimous vote of the Council.
2.Ob. ATTENDANCE AT COUNCIL MF,ETINGS. The dttendance al
council meetings of each met'er of the Council is deemed to `e
one of the most important duties imposed by law ufor. him. His
presence to participate in the hearimgs, deliberations and
decisions of the Council is essential to the proper discharge of
his official duties. Recognizing that it is not always possible
for each member of the Council to be present at 211 r,sretings, and
that by reason of business demands, state of health, personal
problems, vacations and other matters occasional absences are
excusable, the Council may compel the attendance of members and
punish non-attendance by resolution adopted by a majority. A
vacancy in the Council, whether it be in the office of Mayor or
Councilmember, shall be deemed to exist by reason of the failure
of any member of the Council without good cause to attend Council
meetings for a period of three consecutive months.
2.09. COMPENSATION OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
Subdivision 1. Mayor's Compensation. penation. The salary of the
Mayor is fixed at 687,49676R S3,000_00 per year.
2.09 •
2.09. COMPENSATION OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL (cont'd)
Subdivision 2. Councilmembers' Salaries. The salary of
the Councilmemberiis fined at a+reeerea 52,700.00 per ,year.
Subdivision 3. Method of Payment. Said compensation
shall be paid monthly.
1147) (195)
2.10. GENERAL POWERS.
Subdivision 1. Composition of Council. The Council shall
consist of the Mayor and four Councilmembers. Three members
shall constitute a quorum although a smaller number may adjourn
from time to time.
Subidiviscn 2. Special Powers. The Council may preserve
order at its meetings, and shall be the judge of the election and
qualification of its members. The Council shall have power to
regulate its own procedure. Every current contract, conveyance,
license or other written instrument shall be executed on behalf
of the Municipality by the Mayor and Clew -Administrator, with
the corporate seal affixed, and only pursuant to authority from
the Council.
2.11. ACTIN, MAYOR. At its first meeting each year the
Council shall choose an Acting Mayor from the Councilmembers. tie
shall perform the duties of Mayrr du-ing the disability or
absence of the Mayor from the Muricipality or, 'n the case of
vacancy in the office of Mayor, until a successor has keen
ele7ted or appointed and qualifies.
2.12. APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS.
:he Council may appsint such officers, employees and agents i-or
the Municipality as may be deemed necessary for the proper
management and operation of municipal affairs. The Council may
prescribe the duties and fix the compensation of all officers,
both appointive and elective, employees and agents, when not
otherwise prescribed by law. The Council may, except as
otherwise provided, remove any appointive officer or employee
when in its judgement the public welfare will be promoted by the
removal. Such power of removal is subject to veteran's
preference and civil .service laws that may be applicable.
2.13. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. At its first meeting each year
the Council shall designate the Official Newspaper which shall be
the legal newspaper for the municipality.
2.14 DEPOSITORY. At its first meeting each year, the
Council shall7esignate the depository for the municipal funds.
2.15
2.15. CONFLICT OF INTEREST. Any officer, employee or
agent appointed by t e Council pursuant to Chapter 2.12, and any
member of a committee or commission who has been appointed by the
Council or Mayor, who in the discharge of his duties would be
required to take an action or make a decision which in any way
wVald affect his financial irterests or those of a business with
which he is associated si,aii take 'Ale iuii.Jwi!.y a�iiun�:
(1) Disclose to the Council or to the chairperson and
other members of the commission of which he is a member, his
participation in the matter prior to the time the matter is
considered by the Council, committee or commission.
(2) Remove himself in a manner prescribed by the Council
or the chairperson of the committee or commission of which he is
a member, from any consideration or influence over the action and
decision in question.
(1) Not appear before the Council or the committee or
commission of which he is a member on his own behalf or as a
re,xesentative for any other person, firm, corporation,
partnership or association operated either for profit or non-
profit.
Any officer, employee, agent, or member of a committee or
commission who intentionally violates the provisicns of th.s
section can be removea as an officer, employee, agent or member
of a committee or commission by majority action action of the
entire City Council after a hearing held by the Councl, pursuant
to written charges and at least ten days persoaal notic4, or in
the event the individual cannot be se_vei after due diligence, by
ter. dabs publised notice, o- both. (lly)
4.01
OW CHAPTER 4
ELKCTIONS
4.01. ADOPTION BY REFERENCE. The following Minnesota
Statutes are hereby adopted by rerence.
c,,haiviaion 1. 200.00 General provisions, definitions
Subdivision 2. 201.00 Registration ef-veters and
Eligibility.
Subdivision 3. 202A.00 Plections,cand ecanvasses.
Subdivision 4.-P9;Ar99--- Preperettee-ef-Be4iersr
203B.00 Absentee Voting
Subdivision 5. 204A.00 Conduct eofrElections
etr
Subdivision 6. 195r69---- Mentetpe4-e}eettenar
204B.00 Elections; General Provisions
Subdivision 7. is96r99----Veltng-meeMtneo,
204C.UU Elect:�ctivities.
Subdivision B. ib7r9B----Absent-end-d:eeNled-velerer
2040,00 Particular Elections.
Subdivision 9. ±99r99-- Bteelten-eenteoter
205.00 Municipal Elections.
Subdivision 10. ,23dr99---- Pener-pNevtatene:
^06.00 Vu:ing Machines.
Subdivision 11 ;219Ar99--- Pet,-EeMFetgn-Praetteesr
209.00 ElectionContests.
Subdivision 12. 210A.00 _ Fair campaign Practices.
4.02.
Subdivision 1. Date of Election. Notwithstanding any
other provision in Chapter 4 toontthehe cfirstrTuesdaylaftertthelec-
tion shall be held biennially
first Monday in November in every even numbered year.
Subdivision 2. Terms and Transition. Two councilmembers
shall be elected for four year terms at each biennial election
commencing in 1974. Two councilmembers shall be elected for a
four year term at the 1974 city election. The Mayor shall be
elected for a two year term at each such election commencing in
1976. (218)
4.C3
4.03. ABSENTEE BALLOT PRECINCT. As authorized by
R
Minnesota Statutes evised 976 Section 1,,.,0, an absentee
hallot precinct is hereby established at City Hall, the purpose
of which is to receive, transfet and count citywide absentee
loci
S.02
00, (8) supervise the conduct of local elections in accord-
ance with the prescribed laws and regulations.
(9) Advise the Council in decisions affecting the employ-
ment or removal of department heads and appointed officials.
(10) Work in cooperation with the Council's appointed
attorney_ end-eag+neerr
(11) Prepare news releases and develop and discu„ Nuu+
relations material with Ali concerned as required. Maintain gnnl
public relations with the general public.
121 Consult, unless otherwise directed by the Council,
with appointed officials and with other public or private
Agencies as may be required.
(13) Be fully informed regarding federal, state, and
county programs which affect the Municipality.
(14) Advise the Council on the terms and conditions of
employee labor contractf, for presentation to the Council.
(15) Prepare an annual report to inform the public about
the financial condition of 'ie City.
(16) Perform all other duties required of his/her by the
Council.
Subdivision 3. Requirements of Knowledge Skills, and
Abilities.
11) Considerable knowledge of Municipal government
operation, proper procedures, public relations, finances,
purchascng, and all administrative requirements for proper
municipal operation.
(2) All duties required by law to be performed by
constables shall to assumed by and conducted ty the Municipal
police officers. (56)
5.04. LEGAL DEFFNSE. in the lawful and good faith per-
formance of the function and duties of their respective offices
and employment and enforcement of the code of the Municipality,
and all the laws, ordinances and resolutions and reyulations of
the Municipality, as a part thereof, the officers and employees
of the Municipality act As agents and representatives and police
officers of the Municipality and are entitled to all rights, pri-
vileges, and immunities to their persons and properties as are
accorded by the laws of the State
6.01
CHAPTER 6
PERSONNEL
6.01. PURPOSE. It shall be the purpose of this chapter
to establish a uniform and equitable system of personnel adminis-
tration to employees of the Municipality.
6.02. SCOPE OF CHAPTER. This chapter shall establish the
employment relationship of all municipal empioyees eacvpL Li:e
following:
(1) All elected officials and members of boards and
commissions.
(2) Employees of the volunteer fire department.
(3) The Clerk -Administrator, mwmte*pa3-engineerr
municipal attorney, and health officer.
(4) Temporary employees hired by the day or week to per-
form unskilled �r semi -skilled work.
(5) Consultants and others rendering temporary and pro-
fessional services.
(6) volunteer personnel and personnel appointed to serve
without pay.
(7) The provisions iu: these policies and procedures shall
apply to all personnel who are reyulateo by other local, state,
or federal regulations or who work under negotiated agreements
witn the City. In the event of a conflict between t!.e terms of
these regulations or negotiated agreements and thin arJinance,
thq terms of the regulations or negotiated agreements will take
precede.ice and those employees subject to the regulations or
agreements snall oe so egulated.
6.03. APPIICAT10N TO POLICEMEN. This chapter shall not
be applicable to policemen or officers of the Municipai Police
Department.
6.U4. DEFINITIONS.
11) "Regular full-time employee' means one who has suc-
cessfully completed the required probationary period and who is
employed on a schedule of at least 40 hours per week.
(2) 'Regular part-time employee" means one who has suc-
cessfully completed the required probationary period and is
employed on a schedule of more than 20 hours and less than 4U
hours per week.
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6.05
(3) "Probationary employee" means one who has been
assigned to a full-time or part-time position, but who has not
completed the probationary period.
(4) "Temporary or seasonal employee' means one who has
been appo!nted for full-time or part-time on a temporary basis
for o period not to exceed six months.
(5) "Benefits" means vacations, sick leave, paid holi-
days, insurance, and any other benefits as approved by the
r. 4 1
(6) "Fiscal year' is the period January 1 to Decemb?r 31
inclusive.
(7) "Employee" means only an employee subject to the
terms of this chapter unless the context in which the word
appears requires a different meaning.
(8) "Appointing authority" shall mean the Council.
(9) "Work day' means the usual number of work hours an
employee wnrks per day.
(10) "Immediate family" means the following kin of either
the employee or the employee's spouse: children, stepchildren, '
mother, father, sister, brother, grandparents, or minor for which
the employee is the legal guardian.
(11) "Exempt" means an employee or group of employees
determined to be exempt from the provisions of the Fair Labor
Standards Act.
(i2) "Non-exempt" means an em2l_yee or group of
employees determined to be covered by the provisions of the Fair
6.U5. APPOINTMENTS. All prouationary, temporary, ,And
regular appointments to municipal service s�iall be made by the
appointing authority.
o.06. APPOINTMENT PROCEDURE. All appointmenis in the
municipal service shall be made according to merit and fitness.
No person shall in any way be favored or discriminated against
because of race, creed, color, nation of origin, age sex, handi-
cap, political affiliations or beliefs.
Subdivision 1. by Examination. When required by law or
by the appointing authority, merit and fitness may be ascertained
by written, oral, or other examinations and shall relate to those
matters which will test fairly the capacity and fitness of the
candidate to discharge efficiently the duties of the position for
which such examinations are held.
6.07
SubOly ision 2. wrthuuL F:aam Lndt Lull. In case ;f appoint-
ment for positions for which examinations are not required, the
appointing authority may appoint any person who appears to meet
the requirements of the position and whom the appointing au-
thority deems qualified Lo perform the duties of the position.
Subdivision 3. Relation to Other Municipal Personnel and
Residents. Whenever possible, and with due reyard for ,on
and
fitness, the appointing authority shall avoid the appointment of
any person when such person is related to any elected or
appointed officer or employee of the Municipality. Appointment.
cr 14_ynn^ ntn cf __ ns _elated .n - i _le ted -_ "►nnnlnted
officer or empinyep in the same department is prohibited.
6.07. PHYSICAL. EXAMINATION. Unless otherwise exempted by
the appointing authority, all successful applicants for municipal
service shall undergo a physical examination which shall be con-
ducted by a physician selected by the Council. All costs of the
examinations shall be borne by the Municipality.
6.08. PROBATIONARY PERIOD.
Subdivision 1. Purpose. The probationary period shall be
regarded as an integral part of the examination process and shall
be utilized for closely observing the employee's work, for
securing the most effective adjustment of the employee to his
position, and for rejecting any employee whose performance does
not meet the required work standdrds.
Subdivision 2. Duration. All original and promotional
appointments shall be probationary and subject to a probationary
period of six months service after appointment. At any time
during the criginal probationary period an employee may be trans-
ferred or dismissed. At any time during the promotional proba-
tionary period, an employee may be placed in the position he
occupied previous to promotion.
Subdivision 3. Performance Reports. At the end of the
first three ionths of thZ probationary period, the er,ployee's
supervisor shall submit a written report to the -eppeinlinq------
entlterity Clerk -Administrator on his observation of the
employee's work and his judgment as to tie employee's willingness
and ability to perform his duties satisfactorily.
Subdivision 4. How Completed. At least ten days prior to
the expiration of an employee's probationary period, the
employee's supervisor shall make a written report to the
appointing authority recommending the employee to be retained,
dismissed or placed in his previous position.
Subdivision 5. Sick Leave and Other Benefits During
Probation. During the initidi ptub,lLiunary pwi icd, but nct
during a promotional probationary period, an employee will not be
paid for any absence from work with the exception of legal paid
holidays. After six months of service, an employee will be
6.08
entitled to sick leave and vacation leave to be accrued from the
start of probationary employment. Group health and welfare bene-
fits shall start the tirst day of the month following appoint-
rnenr; however, any waiting periods shall be according to the
terms of the group health policy.
6.09. PROMOTIONS. It is the policy of the Municipality
to fill vacancies in municipal service by promotion of regular
municipal employees when possible. In case of equal qualifica-
tions, consideration will be given to the length of service.
6.10. GRIEVANCE POLICY. It is the policy of the Munici-
pality insofar as possible to prevent occurrence of grievances
and to deal prumytly with those which occur. The following shall
be the Grievance Policy of the Municipality:
(1) Non -Union Employees - The following steps shall
regulate the grievance procedure for non -union employees:
Step I - Should an employee wish to file a grievance, said
grievance shall be filed in writing within 10 working days
of the occurrence of the grieved issue with the employee's
department head.
Step 2 - The grieving employee's department head shall
imm.diately consider and examine the causes of the
grievance and attempt to resilve it to the extent he
possesses authority within five ten working days of
receipt of the grievance.
Step 3 - I: the grievance is not satisfactorily dealt with
at the Department level it can be appealed within f4we
ten working days to the Clerk-Adminrscrator.
otep 4 - Upcn receipt of the grievance appeal the Clerk
Administrdtct shall review the gtteva:rce and respond
within -f*we ten wockinq d,,ys.
Step 5 - if the grievance is not satisfactorily dealt with
at the Clerk -Administrator level m patio on for the City
Ccurcil to hear the grievance must be filed within ftwe
ten working days with the :lerk-Administrator who will
then place ii on the next available City Council Agenda.
(2) Union Employees - To the extent permitted by a nego-
tiated agreement, Union employees shall be allowed to pursue the
grievance policy set forth herein to the Clerk -Administrator
level.
(3) Any time limits may be extended by mutual agreement
between the employee and Clerk -Administrator.
6. 11
6.11. PAYMENT UPON TERMINATION OF SERVICE. No employee
who terminates or whose service is terminated for any reason
shall receive final payment due him until it is ascertained that
the employee has no debts owed to the Municipality.
6.12. LAY-OFFS. The appointing authority may lay off any
employee whenever such action is made necessary by reason, of
shortage of work or funds, the abolition of a position or because
of changes in organization, provided, however, that two week
advance written notice shall be given. No permanent employee
shall be laid off whil? there are temporary, provisional or pro-
bationary employees serving in the same class of positions for
which the permanent employee is qualified, eligible, and avail-
able. Length of service in the same position class shall
determine the order of making lay-offs when all Sob -relevant
qualification factors are equal."
Any permanent or promotioi
a layoff notice ma; elect
classification within the
has greater seniority Char
lower position is vacant e
position within the last t
Seniority shall be determi
present position and the p
contemplated.
The decision to be reduced
7 calendar days of recelDt
lationary emDlovee uDon receivin
educed to a lower position
partment provided the employee
ployee being replaced or the
employee has previously held the
a t_s.
combining time served in his
6.13. SUSPENSION. the-appeinling-exlherily-mey-by-------
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eeesenar--Seeh-axspensiene-shei}-nel-exceed-39-days-in-any-one---
eaieadar-yeerr After consultation with the Mayor, the
Clerk -,Administrator may sus ea anemp�oyee withodt pay
for $CiD lnary reasons fur a period not to exceed five workino
resolution
Council no later tnar seven calendar days after the suspensi
commences.
The cumulative total cf all suspensions for any one emDlovee
Causes for suspension shall include, but not be limited to the
following:
(1) Insubordination
(2) Gross negligence in the handling of municipal
monies, equipment, or property.
se of Clty-owned equipment and
vehicles.
6. 13
(41 P1competencce or_inefficiency in the performance
of his duties.
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(51 violation of the oruviaid� -
6.14 Demotions. An employee may be demoted by the
appointing authority for insufficient performance of his duty,
for disciplinary reasons, or for other good and sufficient
reasoi, NCELCe ut demotion shall be in writing.
6.15 Dismissal. Any officer or employee subject to the
provisions of this chapter may by resolution be dismissed from
the municipal service Dy the appointing authority. Evidence of
the following shall be sufficient cause for dismissal:
(1) Incompetence or inefficiency in the performance
of his duties.
(2) Conviction of a criminal oftense or misdemeanor
involving moral turpitude.
(3) Violation of any lawful or official regulation or
order or failure to obey any lawful direction made and given by
his superior where such violation or failure to obey amounts to
anv act of insibordination or a breaceCtedptopresultcinroer llossineoor
has result or reasonably might be exp cted
injury to the Municipality or tc the public.
(4) Intcxication by reason of alconol or drugs while
on duty.
(5) physical or mentrl defect vhich, i� the judgement
of the appointing authority incapacitates tte emplcvee for the
proper performance of the duties of his position.
(6) The use of offensive conduct or language toward
the public, municipal officers or employees.
(7) Carelessness or negligence in the handling and
control of municipal officers or employees.
(8) Inducing or attempting to induce an officer or
employee of the Municipality to commit an unlawful act or to
act in violation of any lawful or reasonable official regulation
or order.
(9) Taking any fee, gift or other valuable thing in the
course of his work or in connection with it, from any person for
his personal use, when such fee, gift or thing is given in the
hope or expectation of receiving a favor or better treatment than
that accorded to other persons or citizens.
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(IU) Conduct in private life which brinys discredit upon
the municipal service.
(11) Proven dishonesty in the performance of his duties.
(121 Soliciting political contributions from municipal
employees, and/or engaging in political activities on or with
City equipment or on City time.
(13) Unauthorized use of City owned equipment and
vehicles.
(14) Violation of the provisions of this chapter.
6.16. RIGHT OF APPEAL. In all cases of suspension,
demotion, or dismissal, the reasons for such action must be
presented in a dated, written statement to the employee affected.
Upon the employee's dated written request to the appointing
authority filed within 4tve ten working days of receipt of the
statements of reasons, an employee shall be granted a hearing
before the appointing authority, said hearing to be held not
later than 15 days from the date of tiling of the request for
hearing. If the cause for suspension, dismissal, or demotion is
not substantiated before the appointing authority, the employee
shall be reinstated in his tormer position and shall receive all
payments ana benefits whicn would nave been earned during the
period of suspension, dismissal, or demotion.
6.17. NOTICE OF INTENT 'rO DISCIPLINE. Whenever feasible
the Clerk -Administrator shall provide at least two days notice to
the union represent..tive of an ?mployee about to be disciplined
througn ether suspension, demotion, or dismissal. Such notice
to be given as soon as practical after the disciplinary action
has been decided. Faiiure to give notice shall not be cause to
invalidate the action Taken.
6,1d. PRCHIBI7IONS. No person shall willfully cr
corruptly make any faIs3 etate,nenc, certificate, maker, reading,
.>r reperc in regard to any test, certificate, or appointment held
or made under the municipal perscnnel systcm or in any manner
commit or attempt to comet— any fraud preventing the impartial
execution of the provisions of this chapter. No person seeking
employment to or promotion in the municipal service shall either
directly or indirectly give, render, or pay any money, service or
other valuable consideration to any person, for or on account of
or in connection with his test, proposed appointment, or
promotion.
6.19
6.19. VETERAN'S PREFERENCE. Nothing in this chapter
shall he effective to the extent that it is inconsistent with the
"Veterans' Preference" law, Minnesota Statute Chapter 197.
6.20. VACATION POLICY AND SCHEDULE. (240)
The objective of vRrrrinn nay :s to pro-
SuW1v.G,�.. ..
v,Ue employees with a period of rest and ra:axaLi0::. Vacati^.
leave will accrue to full-time employees according to the
following schedule:
1 through 5 years . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .10
days
After
5 years through lU years . . .
. . . .15
days
After
11 years . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .16
days
After
12 years . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .17
days
After
13 years . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .18
days
After
14 years . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .19
days
After
15 years . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .20
days
Subdivision 2. Vacation will accrue to regular part-time
employees on a pro-rata basis of the schedule in Subdivision. 1.
6.11. LEGAL HOLIDAYS OCCURRING DURING VACATION PERIOD.
When a legal holiday falls on a working day during an employee's
vacation, the day of the holiday will not be counted as a day of
vacation.
6.22. VACATION PAY. If an employee desires vacation pay
in advance of vacation, he must give the Finance Director at
least three weeks notice in writing of each request. He world
then receive his normal check to the regular pay period which
occurs durino his vacation.
f•.23. VACATION TIIiE. All vacations shall be arrange+ and
posted by May I. However, an employee may take vacation time
giving reasonatle advance notice s.rbiect to the approval of their
Department Head ur the Clerk-Administraor. Employees will be
given opportunity to sele:t vacation periods insofar as it is
prac,ical. Selection o' vacation ti:ne stall be cased on
seniority.
6.24. CARRY-OVER AND WAIVER OF VACATION LEAVE. An
employee shall be permitted to carry over no more than tei days
vacation time plus the amount accrued during the previous year
from one year to the next, except with Council approval.
1.11. CONSECUTIVE VACATION DAYS. If the employee is
entitled to tvo weeks vacation a must take one weak
consecutively, if an employee is entitled to tnree or four weeks
he must take two weeks consecutively.
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6.26
6.26 SICK LEAV4.
Subdivision 1. Eligibility. Sick leave with pay shall be
granted to all probationary and regular full-time employees at
the rate of one work day for each calendar month of full time
service or major fraction thereof, except that sick leave granted
probationary employees shall not be available for use until
satisfactory completion of the initial probationary period.
Promotl^nal probationary employees may make use of sick ieavr;
however, if the sick leave excaeoa a total of five working days,
the probationary period shall automatically be extended a like
period of time. Sick leave will accrue to regular part-time
employees on a prorate basis.
Subdivision 2. Accrual and Use. Sick leave may be
accumulated to a maximum of 120 days. Sick leave may be granted
oniy for absence from duty because of personal illness or
disability, legal quarantine, or death or serious illness in the
immediate family. The immediate family is defined as the
following kin of either the employee or the employee's spouse:
children, mother, Lather, sister, brother or grandparents.
Subdivision 3. Proof Required. In order to be eligible
for sick leave with Fay, an employee must:
(1) Report promptly to his Department Head the reason for
his absence.
(2) Keep his Department Head informed on a weekly basis
Of his condition., if the absence is more than three days
duration.
(3) Submlt a medical certificate for any absence
exceeding three days if required by the Clerk -Administrator.
(4) Penalty. Claiming sick leave when physically fit,
except as permitted in this section may he c3uce for disciplinary
a,:tion, including transter, suspension, demotion or dismissal.
(5) An employee who meets the other requirements of this
section and who receives workers' compensation payments shall be
jranted accrued sick leave pay in the amount of tae difference
between his workers' compansatlor payments and his salary.
(6) Severance pay. Severance pay shall be granted in tie
amount of 5o percent of unused sick leave to employees who have
completed ten years of service. Upon death ut the employee, the
teneficiary of the employee shall be paid the benefit.
(7) "Bank" sick leave. Employees who have accw-ulatcd
the maximum 12U days sick leave shall be permitted to accrue
additional "bank' sick leave at the rate of one day per month.
"Bank" sick leave shall not be used in computing severance pay.
6.26
Subdivision 4. Sick Leave Advance. Upon making written T
application to the Clerk -Administrator, regular full-time
employees may be advanced sick leave by the Council with the
following conditions:
(1) Employees with less than one year of service shall
not be eligible.
(2) EMDloye«s ehrll n.„e _x �catad u:i nick leave and
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receiving an advance of sick leave.
(3) Eligible employees may receive advances of sick leave
not to exceed 15 working days.
(4) Whenever possible, as determined by the Council, an
employee who receives an advance of sick leave shall maintain an
accrual of unused vacation leave equivalent to the outstanding
balance of the advance.
(5) Any employee who receives an advance of sick leave
shall repay that advance with sick leave the employee accrues for
each month of service.
(6) Any employee, whose employment with the City ter-
minates prior to full repayment of the sick leave advance, shall
-epay said advance from his regular earning. This shall be
deducted from the employee's paycheck.
6.27. EMERGENCY LEAVE Of ABSENCE. In cases of serious
emergency, including death or serious illness in the employee s
immediate family or other emergency of a serious nature,
regular employee's Uepattment Head may authorize use of sack
leave benetits for such absences up to a maxirlum of three clays
for each emergency.
6. 28
6.28. MILITALY LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Subdivision 1. Military leaves of absence and
reemployment of employees ret,irning from active service with the
Armed Forces shall be subject to applicaole federal and state
legislation.
Subdivision 2. Upon return from a military leave of
absence, a regular employee will be reinstated to his former
position if it still exists and the employee is not incompetent
to perform the dut.es of the position.
Subdivision 3. if the position no longer exists, the
employee will be reinstated to a position of like status and pay,
unless circumstances have so changed as to make It .mpossible or
unreasonable.
6. 28
Subdivision 4. The employee may keep his military pay.
6.29. LEAVE OF ABSENCE WITHUUT PAY. Upon request of an
employee to the Clerk -Administrator, leave of absence without pay
may be granted by the Council. Such leave of absence shall not
exceed a period of 90 days provided that the same may be extended
beyond such period if for continued disability or other good and
sufticient reasons, but in no case to exceed one year. No vaca-
tion or sick leave benetits snail accrue auring a period of leave
of absence without pay.
6.30. HOLIUAYS. (240, 206)
Subdivision 1. The following shall he legal holidays for
all regular full-time employees and regular part-time employees
en a prerata basis subject to this chapter: New Year's Day,
Martin Luther Ring's Birthday (3rd Monday :n January),
President's Day, Gcod Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day,
Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day, Day after Thanks-
giving, and Christmas Day. If Christmas Day, New Year's Day,
Independence Day, or Veteran's Day falls on a Saturday, the
preceding Friday will be considered a holiday. If Christmas Day,
New Year's Day, Independence Day, or Veteran's Day fall:; on a
Sunday, the following Morday will be considered a holiday.
Employees shall observe the days herein designared es legal
holidays and receive compensation as though worked, but essential
operations snail be maintained by such skeleton crews as the
Department Head deems necessary. An employee working on a
holiday shall receive h', regular pay in addition to the holiday
compensation herein uiven unless he is receiving call -out
pay. er-weekend-deey.-pay.,
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6.31. COMPENSATION.
Subaiv,sior 1. Rates of Pay. Rates of pay for all
employees shall be set by the Council.
Subdivision 2. Pay Periods. The pay period for all
employees shall be tourteen calenaar days. Each pay period shall
commence at 12:U1 a.m. on a Saturday and ena at i1:59 p.m. on a
Friday, fourteen days later. Pay day shall be the Friday
following the end of the pay period. When a pay day falls on a
legal holiday employees shall be paid on the preceding work day.
6. 31
Subdivision 3. Payroll Deductions. The automatic payroll
deductions shall be made as required for federal and state
government taxes, and the various pension plans. Employees may
elect to have payroll deductions made fur a municipal employee
group insurance plan, United .States Savings Bonds, charity drive
contributions, union dues, and other authorized programs if
mechanically possible.
Gyrt lime Yay.
Overtime pay is work performed in addition to the
employee's established schedule of work hours and shall only be
performed with the approval of the employee's supervisor or
Clerk -Administrator.
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Tt.e hourly p] for overtime by salaried employees is
determined oy dividing tar base montnly salary ty 173 hours and
muitlolying by )ne and :one-hn;f.
Subdivision 5. Comper.satiry Time off. Compensatory time
sherl may be g:vei to exempt empl�ees when in con lience with
the Fair Laror Standatds Act at a rate o me and one-hal hours
or each hour Gr overtime worked and must be taken within one
month of the overtime `.or which it is granted unless prior
arrangements have been made with the Department Head and the
Clerk -Administrator.
Subdivision 6, Call-Uut Pay. An employee called back to
work after he has completed his regular work day or called out on
his day off shall receive a minimum of two hours compensation at
the overtime rate r it total hours worked during the work week
exceed 4U hours.
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6. 31
Subdivision N 7. Pay tar Part -Time Work. If an employee
works on a part-time basis, that is less than forty hours
per week, his pay shall be based on the hourly rate computed from
the monthly rate for the position.
Subdivision 9 0. Termination. If an employee is
terminated prior to the completion of his original probationary
period or his discharge, he shall receive no pay for any accrued
vacation leave or unused sick leave benetits.
6.32. RETIREMENT. The mandatory rctirement age for
employees covered by this Ordinance shall be 70 years of age.
There shall be no waiver of this requirement without approval of
the appointing authority.
6.33. ABSENCE FROM WORK. Except as provided for in this
personnel chapter, no employee shall be paid if absent from work.
6.34. REST PERIODS. All regular employees working under
conditions wnen the use of a break period is practical, shall be
granted a 15 minute break period in the forenoon and a 15 minute
break period in the afternoon of each work day. Travel time, if
any, will be included in the break period.
6.11. JURY DUTY. Any employee who is required to serve
as a juror or whowho ununder subpoena as a witness in court shall
be granted leave with pay while serving in such capacity,
contingent upon the enployee paying to the municipal treasury the
fees received for such services. When an employee is released by
the Court from jury duty and there are work hours renaining on
the day of release, the employee shall report to his supervisor
for work.
6.36 RFSIUENCE. No municipal employees shall be
required to bzcome residents of the municipality at any rime.
dowever, they are encouraged to do so.
6.37. MiSCELI.ANEJUS RL;ULATIONS.
Subdivision 1 Travel Expenses. Cn municipal busiress an
employee will he reimbursed for his travel expenses. In order to
receive such reimbursement, the employee shall immediately upon
return to work, till out the appropriate claim form and sub.nit it
to the Clerk -Administrator.
Subdivision 2. Car Expenses. An employee authorized to
use his personal automobile on municipal business shall be
reimbursed at a rate to be established from time to time by the
City Council. Claims for mileage shall designate date of travel,
purpose of travel, and wiles traveled. (240)
6.37
Subdivision 3. Uniforms. When uniforms are provided they
shall be paid for by the Municipality. /— '
Subdivision /. Municipal Tools and Equipment.
(1) Municipal tools and equipment shall not be used for
anything other than municipal purposes unless approved by the
Clerk -Administrator.
141 Municipal tools rharged out to any employee upon a
written receipt which are lost or broken through misuse of the
employee shall be replaced by the Municipality at the employee's
expense.
Subdivision 5. Health and Lite Insurance. All regular
full-time employees may be covered by a group health and life
insurance plan as approved from time to time by the City
Council. A portion of the monthly premium costs of such insurance
plan may be paid by the Municipality, such portion to be
established from time to time by the City Council. The balance
of the premium costs shall be paid by the employee. (240)
Subdivision 6. Work Day and Work Week.
(1) The normal work day for regular municipal employees
shall be eight hours r ,however, a department head with the
aooroval of the Clerk -Administrator may allow do employee to
n irreouiar pas
a-
-eppetne:ng-encnercerr_
(2) The ncrmal work week for regular municipal employees
shall be ftve seven days, Monday Saturday through Friday.
Subdivision 7. Conflict of Interest. ft It is ek?ected
teat every f:mployee shall exercise good judgment in ay.)iding
bfcoming involved with conflicting outside business interests.
These include, but are not limited to, the toilowing:
(1) T'nose in wnirh an employee has ficanc:al interest in,
or receive3 benet its fr,)m, a o,siness in which he occupies a
positirn which may enable him to influence the placing of
municipal business either inside or outside the municipal.
government.
( 2 1 those in which an employee accepts full or part time
work elsewhere, where such activity interferes with their duties
and job performance for the Municipality.
Subdivision 8. Political Activity.
(1) No employee shall seek or accept election, nomination
or appointment as an officer of a political club or organization
wi,iCu io uk: ;y ❑ :::.: i:d rt :" 3-.....�:1: ,.. p......_ .. ... .
except on behalf �of�his own candidacy.^ Employees are discouraged
from actively campaigning for or against any candidate seeking
municipal public office.
6. 3)
Ok)2) This section shall not be construed to prevent any
employee from becoming or continuing to be a member of a poli-
tical club or organization or from attendance at a political
meeting or from enjoying entire freedom from all interference in
casting his vote or from seeking or accepting election or
appointment to public office.
(3) Any employee who shall become a candidate for any
elective nFf—A of fhp M,iniClUality shall dutomatically receive a
leave of sbsence without pay And shall herfnrm no duties con-
nected with the position held by him until he is no longer a
candidate. Tf the needs of the municipal service require, the
vacancy created by his absence may be filled and his services
terminated.
(4) An employee who becomes an elected official of the
Municipality shall be required to resign his employment with the
Municipality.
subdivision 9. Severability. This chapter is subject to
the laws of the United States, the State and the Municipality.
Each provision of the personnel chapter is deemed severable from
any other provision. If any provision of this chapter shall be
found to be invalid or void, the remaining provisions shall
remain valid unless a court of competent jurisdiction finds any
remaining provisions, complete and incapable of being executed in
accordance with the Council's intent.
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20.011. HOME RULE CHARTER, CHAPTER 26s BOND REDEMPTION
FUNDS.
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separate -and-epreia4-fend- Ale atgnat@d-as- the -Fmpravemen!- bond -----
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petd-4n-fw44-whereapan-setd-fenda- she 44-be -diseenttrwedr
There is hereby created a -separate-end-spse4e4 fund
desiynated as the Mounds View Home Rule Charter, Chapter 26,
Improvement Bond Redemption Fund, which the treasurer shall
maintain on the official books and records of the Municipality
and administer in accordance with this Chapter, so long as any
bonds directed by the Council to be payable therefrom are out-
standing. This fund shall be used to pay principal and interest
only on general obligation improvement bonds issued to finance
improvements instituted under the Mounds View Home Rule Charter,
as amended, Chapter 26 of the Municipal Code, as amended, or
other statutory or charter provisions amending or supplementing
the Hoi.ie Rule Charter or otherwise author'.zing the issuance of
general obligation bonds payable priman ly trom special assess-
ments, whether in whole or in part. It shall be used for no
nther purpose except, when all such principal and interest due
have been paid in full, to repay any advances from other funds
used for such payments. The fund may be invested in accordance
with Minnesota Statutes 1957, section 475.66. or amendatory or
supple.nentary acts. Each bond issue authorized hereunder, and
the Improvement Bond Redemption Fund created thereby, shall be
separate and any balance remaining :n such separate fund after
all bonds payable therefrom have been duly paid with interest and
redeemed may be transferred to the general fund.
SubdLvisic:i 2. IMrovement Funds. A separate fund shell
else be rreateo for each improvement consolidates group of
4mprovemen::s to be financed by an issue of such bond; and ali
collectiDns of special assessments and t?xes leviad for each
improvement, and all bond proceeds and and other monies appro-
priated thereto by the Council shall fe held in such fund and
used soIcIy to defray the expenses of the improvement (including
interest and principal, if any, becoming due on bonds whise
proceeds are appropriate to the Fund), until the improvement is
completed and the cost tiereof is paid in full. Thereupon, the
i-nprovrinent fLL11li alia,l be li:Sculltillueu' slid any La,am.r vi ulnU
proceeds remaining therein may be transferred to the fund of
another improvement similarly instituted to be used for debt
service, or to the general fund, if so directed by the Council.
Subdivist on 3 Tax Levies. Before the delivery of any
issue of improvement bonds directed by the Council to be payable
from the Improvement Bond Redemption Fund the Council shall by
resolution estimate the approximate principal amount of special
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20.011
assessments to be levied for each improvement financed thereby
Ain► and appropriated to the Redemption Fund, the number of install-
ments thereof, and the rate of interest to be charged upon
deferred installments, and shall levy, if necessary a general ad
valorem tax upon all taxable property within the municipality, to
be spread upon the tax rolls for each year of the term of the
bonds, in amounts for all years such that if crllected in full
they, together with the taxes theretofore levied and appropriated
to the Redemption Fund, plus the estimated coliections of said
special assessments and of all other special assessments there-
tofore pledged to the Redemption Fund, will produce at least five
per cent in excess of the amount needed to meet when due the
principal and interest payments on such bonds and on all other
then outstanding bonds which are payable from the Redemption
Fund. All such tax levies shall be irrepealable except that if
the Council in any year makes an irrevocable appropriation to the
Improvement Bond Redemption Fund of monies actually on hand from
sources other than the special assessment sand taxes herein
referred to, or if there is on hand any excess amount in that
fund, the municipality reserves the right to certify to the
County Auditor the fart and amount thereof, and to request the
Auditor to reduce by the amount so certified the amount otherwise
to be included in the tax rolls next thereafter prepared.
Subdivision 4. Certification of Levies. The Clerk is
directed to file a certified copy of this ordinance in the office
of the County Auditor of Ramsey County, and prior to the delivery
of each series of improvement bonds payable from the Improvement
Bond Redemption Fund the Clerk shall also file with said County
Auditor a certified copy of the resolution authorizing such bonds
and levying a tax for the payment thereof, together with full
information regarding the bonds for which the tax levy required
by law has mace, and nc furthor action by the municcpali.ty shall
by required to authorize the extension, assessment and collection
of said tax, tut the Auditor shall annually assess and extend
upon the tax rolls the amou,,ts specifieJ in su:h resolution for
each year, unless the amount has been reduced as authorized in
Subdivision 3.
Subdivision 5. Pledge of Credit. The full faith and
credit of the municipality shall be and are hereby pledged for
the prompt and lull payment of the principal of and interest cn
all improvement bonds made payaole from the Improvement Bond
Redemption Fund, and the Council shall pay such principal and
interest out of any fund of the municipality if ever tae amount
credited to the H'dempLiun Furid is insufficient for such purpose,
and shall each year levy a sufficient amount to meet any accumu-
lated or anticipated efficiency in that fund, which levy shall
not be subject to any statutory or charter tax limitations. The
provisions of Minnesota Statutes 1957, Sections 475.61 and 475.74
are hereby acknowledged to be and are affirmed as covenants of
the municipality with the holders of all such bonds from time to
time outstanding.
20.011
Subdivision 6. Improvement bonds to be made payable from
the Improvement Bond Redemption Fund may be prepared for execu10
-
tion in-enbnseenite++y-she-to++er4ng form, as provided for in
Minnesota Statutes 475.55 with suitable variations as to date of
issue, maturity,— ins-te=est payment dates, redemption privilege,
serial designation and number and other details r .
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end-+ors-ef-ehe-Seele-ef-Mtnneaete-to-be-donor-le-exiaer-le------
heppen-end-ee-be-performed-:n-regn+er-end-due-fermr-e4me-end-----
menner-es-se-regn}redp-ehe!-pe:er-ee-ehe-tssnenee-he reef-the-Btey
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Subdivision 7. Sale, Execution and Delivery. The
amounts, maturit tee y., interest rates and other terms of each
issue of improvement bonds made payable from the Improvement Bond
Redemption Fund shall be established by the Council, by resolu-
tion, and such bonds shall be issued and sold upon such terms as
are deemed by the Council from time to time to be reasonable and
in the best interest of the Municipality and owners of property
subject to special assessment. Upon the sale of each issue the
bonds shall be prepared for execution under the direction of the
Clerk r and shall be-eseenled-by-the-stgnatures-of-the-Meyer-end
F}eekr-of—wkwm-ewe-se-ieeal-ehei}-e4gn-menus}}y-end-ehe-ether-mey
adther4se-ehe-wse-ef-h4s-pr4ntedr-4tthagraphed-er-engraved-fee--- '
s4m44e-signatnre7 executed as proved Minnesota Statutes
475, and the corporate seal of tAe Midunictpfor alT in ity shall oe a ized
to each bond. -and-there-sha44--ise-ettaehed-thereto-eeapens-------
ev4dene4ng-the-4nterest-payah4e-from-the-date-ef-issue-te--.-----
malut4tyr-eseented-end-ewthent4eeted-by-the-pr4ntedr-i4tlregrophed
er-engraved-feeatm4}e-a4gnelwree-of-the-Mayer-end-fierkr When
executed, the bonds shall be delivered by the Treas,:rer to the
purchaser thereof, upon payment of the agreed purchase price, and
the purcnaser shall not be obligated to see '.o the application of
the bond proceeds.
Subdivision 8. Authentizettion of Trjnscr:pt. rite offi-
cers of the Municipality and the County Auditor o: Ramse, county
shall prepare and furnish to the purchaser of each series �f such
bonds certified copies of all proceedings and records relating to
the authorization thereof dud such othee certificates and affi-
davits as to matters shown by the records in their custody or
otherwise known to them as may be required to eviderce the
validity and mdrketability of the 5ords, and all such documerts
shall be deemed representations of the Municipality as to the
correctness of all statements therein contained.
(Ordinance
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25.UI
CHAPTER 25
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT FUND
25.01. DEFINITIONS.
The following wards and terms wherever they occur in this
Chapter shall be defined as follows:
1I) Area. The total area of the subject parcel of land
measured in square feet and to the centerline of any
abutting public streets or rights -of -way.
12) Fund. The Storm Water Management Fund.
13) owner. Any individual, firm, association, corpora -
ton, syndicate, co -partnership, LfuSt or any other
legal entity having sufficient legal or equitaole
interest in the subject parcel of land to commence
and maintain proceeding for a building permit under
Chapter 59 of the Municipal Code.
(4) SWM Charge. The Storm Water Management Charge.
25.02. ESTABLISHMENT.
There is hereby established and created a fund, designated
as the "Storm water Management Fund", and a charge, designated as
the "Storm water Management Charge".
25.03. PURPOSE.
Y:ie purpoFe of the Fund is to provide for the preservation
and improvement of storm wale• drainage facilities within the
Lity of Mcunos View. Then, shall be deposited in the Fund all
payments received pursuant to the provi_.io.,s of thie Chapter ano
such other mories as shall be specified crom time to time by the
City council,
25.04. APPLICABILITY.
Any owner or hi,, agent, who applies for a building )permit
under Chapter 59 of the Municipal Code, shall pay a Storm Water
Xanagnment Charge in an amount, as determined hereinafter, to the
Fund.
It the City Engineer determi
Jtpn storm water to a storm
ma
25.04
nt's land
orovement
applicant's land does not contribute storm water to a storm sewer
needinn imorovement or additions monitorina, the applicant shall
pay
25.05. COMPUTATIUN OF REQUIRED SWM CHARGE.
25.05
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a) The minimum SWM charge shall be twenty-five dollars
(25.00).
b) Ne provision he
payment of more
parcel of land.
rein shall be c
n one
ibit the
c) The SWM charge shall be zero whenever a building
Y.Lrmit is issued for the addition alteration,
or improvement to an ami y
residential structure or a lot which has an
existing single famil�resi�dential structure
in an R-1 zoned distr cI t.
d) The SWM charge shall be as follows:
Pro ercy 7.jned SWM Charge
R=1 $17f.�er lot
R-2
R-3
R-4, R-S, R-0,
B-1, B-2, B-3
B-4 and I-1
Subdivis
on July let acc
$830 per acre
$1,200 per acre
$1,650 per acre
charge shall be adjusted annual
ange in the Engineering News
for the Minneaolis-St. Paul are
25.06
25.06. USE OF FUND.
Any SWM Charge payments deposited in the Fund shall be
used only for expenses incurred in the design, construction,
preservation, or improvement of City storm water management
s,stems. These expenses shall include, but shall not be limited
to, acquisition of land, wetlands, and easements, construction of
water quaiity control improvements, preservation of wetlands, and
debt retirement in connection with storm water management system
improvements.
25.07. TRANSFER OF FUNDS.
Any SWM Charge payments deposited in the Fund snail not be
transferred out of the Fund except for the purposes enumerated in
Chapter 25.06 above.
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26.01
f CHAPTER 26
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
26.01 Title and Purpose.
Subdivision 1. 'ritle_. This chapter will be known,
cited and referred to as the "Mounds View Public Improvement
hal, Ae Fnnwn
Code", except as refrr[ad to heiEin, :There it .T.
as "this Code".
Subdivision 2. Purpose. It is the purpose of this Code
to provide the procedure for initiating, construction, main-
taining, and financing local improvements and the imposition
of special assessments.
26.02 Authority. This Code is enacted pursuant to the
Home Rule Charter of the City of Mounds View (hereinafter
referred to as the 'Charter*), Chapter 8.03.
26.03 Definitions.
Subdivision 1. For the purpose of this Code the terms
r- defined in this section shall have the meanings ascribed to
them.
Subdivision 2. "City" means the City of Mounds View.
Subdivision 3. "Council" means the cicy Council of
Mounds View.
Subdivision A. "Clerk" means the Mcunds View Clerk
Administrator.
:;ubdivision 5. "Improvement" means any type of
imorovement made under authority granted by the Charter or
state law.
Subdivision 6. "L3cal improveme.ts" shall mean a public
improvement financed pa.tly or wholly from special
assessments.
Subdivision 7. "Newspaper" means the official
newspaper of the City.
Subdivision 8. "Newsletter" means a letter published by
the City at regular intervals at least six times each year.
Subdivision 9. "Street" means any street, alley, u[
other public way, or any part thereof.
26.03
Subdivision 10. Other terms shall have the meaning
ascribed to them in the Charter or other provisions of the
Mounds View Municipal Code, where applicable or consistent.
26.04 Improvement Council Powers.
Subdivision 1. Improvements authorized. The City
Council shall have power to make the following improvements:
(1;
.P. open, ar.d widen any street, and to
improve the same by constructing, recons a uctiny',
and maintaining sidewalks, pavement, gutters,
curbs, and vehicle parking strips of any material,
or by grading the same, including storm sewers or
other street drains and connections from sewer,
water or similar mains to curb lines.
(2) To acquire, develop, construct, reconstruct, extend
and maintain storm and sanitary sewers and systems,
including outlets, holding areas and ponds,
treatment plants, pumps, lift stations, service
connections, and other appurtenances of a seder
system, within and without the corporate limits.
(3) To construct, reconstruct, extend and maintain
steam heating mains.
(4) To install, replace, extend and maintain
streetlights and street lighting systems and
special lighting systems.
(5) To acquire, improve, construct, reconstruct, extend
and maintain water works systems, including mains,
valves, hydranta, service connectiors, wells,
pumps, reserv(irs, tanks, treatment plants, and�hin
other appurtehances o: a waxer works system,
and withcut the corporate limits.
(6) To acquire, Improve and equip parks, open epoce
areas, playgrounds and .ecreacional facilitie$
within and without the corporate limits.
('rl To plant trees on s:ree'.s and to provide for their
trimming, care and removal.
(8) To abate nu,sances and to drair.swam.fill the
hes and
ponds on puhlic or private property and to
same.
(9) To other construct,
econstruct, extend and maintain
26.04
(10) To construct, reconstruct, extend and maintain
retaining walls and area walls.
(11) Otner en
improvements authorized by Minnesota Statutes
429.021, as amded from time to time.
Subdivision 2. Combinln(L-Improvements. An
iml+rnvament on two or more ctroptc or two nr mnro tynos of
imprnvomont in or on the same street or streets or different
streets may be included in one proceeding and condurted as
one improvement.
26.05. PROCEDURE.
Subdivision 1, Petitions, Hearings. All local
improvements to be paid for by special assessments against
the benefited property shall be instituted by either, (1)
petition of at least 25 per cent in number of the benefited
property owners together with a resolution adopted by an
affirmative vote of the majority of all of the Council, or
(2) a resolution adopted by a four fifth's affirmative vote
of all of the Council. The Council resolution shall state
the nature and scope of the proposed improvement, and shall
provide means to obtain a cost estimate which shall set
forth the cost of the improvement both in unit price and in
total thereof. Upon tecelpt „t such estimate, the Council
shall be resolution set a date fcr a public hearing on the
proposed improvement, setting forth therein the time, place
and purpose of such hearing. Such resolution shall be
described it the City newsletter and published twice at
least one week apart in the official newspaper of the City
no less than two weeks print to the dace of said bearing.
and in addition thereto, a copy of such resolution inciudiag
estimated unit prices and eslimated total price thereof
shall be mailed to eaca benefite4 property owner &t his/h2c
last know.i address at least two weeks prior o the data of
said hearing. Failure to uive mail notice or any defects in
the notice, .shill rot invalidate the proceedings. At such
hearing the City Council shall receive any written and oral
statements, and hear any petitioners for or against the
proposed improvement. A period of sixty days shall elapse
after the public hearing before any further action shall be
taken by the Council on the prnpnsed improvement. If wi_hin
such sixty-day period, a petition against such improvement
be filed with the Council, signed by a majority of the
owners proposea to be assessed for the improvement, or, when
the improvement has been petitioned for, signed by a number
of the owners proposed to be assessed for such improvement
at least equal to the number of those who petition for the
improvement, the Council shall not make such improvement at
the expense of the property benefited, unless, in the
meantime, there be filed with the rouncil a petition asking
that the impra%•ement be made, signed by property owners
proposed to be d1SeS8t?d for such improvement at
26.05
least equal in number to those who signed the petition
against the improvement; in which event the Council may
disregard the potitton against. the improvement. Any person
whose name appears on a petition to the Council for a local
improvement, or on a petition to the Council against a local
improvement, may withdraw his/her name by a statement in
writing tiled with the Council lxfore such petition is
rroconred to the Council.
-
Subdivision 2. Protest Petition. Reyardless of
the provisions in Subdivision 1, when less than 100 percent
of the estimated cost of a proposed local improvement is to
he paid for by special assessment, within the sixty-day
period after a public hearing has been held or, the proposed
improvement, a petition may be filed with the Council,
signed by a na)ority of the number of electors who voted for
Mayor in the last regular municipal election, protesting
against either the improvement, or the assessment formula,
or both. In this event, the Council shall not proceed with
the improvement, as proposed.
Subdivision 3. Limitations. When a proposed
improvement is disallowed under the foregoing subdivisions,
the Council may proceed at any time between sixty days and
one year after the pubi, hearing on the improvement. '
However, no contract shall he let in the event that the
current proposed contract e•cceeds the estimated cos: by more
than 10 percent.
Subdivipion 4. ReConSid,,raLiOnS, When a proposed
improvement is disallowed under the foregoing subdivis,ons,
the Council shall not vote on the same improvement within a
period of one year after the public hearing on sai6 improve-
ment.
Subdivision 5. Petition ty All Owners. Whenever all
as
owners of real property 35utting upon any street
theaCouncil
the location of any improvement shall pftition -
to construct the improvement and to asse?a the entire cost
against their property, the Council may, after a public
hearing, as provided in Chapter 9 of the Home Rule Charter
adopt a resolution deteririninr, such facts end ordering the
improvement.
26.06 Improvements, Petition. When any petition for
the making of any public improveient or in opposition to any
public improvement as provided for in this Code, i solution,
presented to the Council, the Council shall, by
determine whether or not the petition has been signed by the
required percentage of owners of property affec'ed thereby,
or as to the sufficiency of said petition.
26.07
26.07 Appeal From Determination Of Legality Of
Petition. Any person, being aggrieved by this determina-
tion, may appeal to the district court of Ramsey County by
serving upon the Clerk of the Muniripality, within thirty
days after the adoption '>f the resolution, a notice of
appeal briefly stating the grounds of appeal and giving a
bond 1n the penal sum of $250.00, in which the Municipality
.hail he named as ohligee, to be approved by the Clerk of
the Municipality, conditioned that the appellant wiii uuly
prosecute the appeal, pay all costs and disbursements which
may be zdjudged against him/her, and abide by the order of
the court. The Clerk shall furnish the appeallant a
certified copy of the petition, or any part thereof: on
briny paid by appellant of Lha pr.nper charges therefor.
The appeal shall be placed upon the calendar of the next
general ter:L commencing more than thirty days after the date
of serving the notice and filing the tx>rid and shall be tried
as are other appeals in such cases. Unless reversed upon
the appeal, the determination of the Council as to the
sufticiency of the petIrion shall he final and conclusive.
26.08 Council Procedure.
subdtvis u,n 1. Plans and Specifications, Advertisement
For Bids. When the Council determines to make any improve-
ment it shall cause plans and specifications of the improve-
ment to be made, or if previously made, to be modified, if
necessary, and to be approved a^d filed with the Clerk, and
if the estimated Cnst exceeds $10,000, shall advertise for
bids for the iml-rovement in the newspaper and such other
paters and for such length of time as it may deem
advisable. if ttie estimated cost exceeds $100,000,
publication shall be made once in the newspaper and at least
once in a newspaper or trade paper published it a city of
the first class no less than three weeks before the last day
for sut3mission of nids. To be elloible as such a trade
paper, a publication shall have all rha qualifications of a
legal newspaper ex•'ept that instead of the requirement that
it shall contain general and local news, such trade oi.per
shall contain buildiiq and construction news of interest to
contractors in this state, among whom it shall have general
circulation. The advertisement shall specify the work to be
done, shall state the time when the bids will be publicly
nprned for consideration by the Council, which shall he not
less than ten days after the first publicatinn of the
advertisement when the estimated cast is less than $100,000
am not less than three weeks after such publication in
other cases, and shall state that no bids will be considered
unless sealed and filed with the Clerk and accompanied by a
cash deposit, cashier's check, bid bond, or certified check
payable to the Clerk, for such percentage of the amount of
h` CounC.) may specify. In providing for the
a _ dverrtisemtu em .
advent for bids, the Council may +irec• that the
26.08
bids shall be opened publicly by two or more designated
officers or agents of the Municipality and tabulated in
advance of the meeting at which time they are to he
considered by the Council. Nothing herein shall prevent the
Council from advertising separately for various portions of
the work involved in an improvement, or from itself,
supplying by such means ds may be otherwise authorized by
law, all or any part of the materials, supplies, or equip-
ment to he used in the improvement of from combining two or
mote uxpnrvemonts in a .uig U• set of planes An,i sperifica-
tions or a single contract.
Subdivision 2. contracts_ Day Labor. In contracting
for an improvement, the Council shall require the execution
of one ^r more written contracts and honds, conditioned as
required by law. The Council shall award the contract to
the lowest responsible bidder or it may reject all bids. If
any bidder to whom a contract is awdrded fails LC) enter
promptly into a written contract and to furnish the required
bond, the defaulting bidder shall forfeit to the City the
amount of his cash deposit, cashier's check, bid bond or
certified check, and the Council may thereupon award the
contract to the next lowest responsible bidder. When it
appears to the Council that the cost of the entire work
projected will be lass than $5,000.00, or whenever no bid is
submitted after proper advertisement or the only bids .
submitted are higher than the engineer's estimate, the
Council may advertise far new hids it without advertising
for bids, directly purchase the materials for the work and
do it by the employment of day labor or in any other manner
the Council considers proper. The Council may hav- the wc'.'k
superv.sed by the City Engineer, or other qualified person
but shall ha,e the work supervised by a registered enu'.neer
it dote by day labo- and it appears to the Council that the
entire cos: of all work and mai.arials for the improvement
wi:i be mope than $2,000.00. in cas of improper
construction of any portion of the work improper.y done, and
where the cost of completion or reconstr-_ction necessary
will be less than $10,000.00, the Council nay do it by the
employment of day labor.
Subdivision 3. Day Labor; Detailed penort. When the
Council nas performed con stri.c[ion work by dr.y labor, it
shall cause a detailed report to be filed kith the Clerk ani
certified by the registered engineer or other person in
charge, if there is no registered engineer. The report
shall show:
(1) The complete costs of the construction;
(2) Final quantities of the various units of work done;
(3) Materials furnished for the project and the cost
of each item thereof;
(*) C. t cs labo- ,per cf o; inmen[ hired, and super-
visory costs.
26.Od
The report shall have attached a certificate by the
registered engineer or other person in charge that the work
was done according to the plans and specifications, or, if
thery were any 1evtattuns truen them an itemir.•d statvmvwit of
these deviations.
Subdivision 4. Alternate Procedure on Street improve-
ments. As to any improvement or improvements consisting of
nraA-nn
,.-. _..rg, nut lacing ui streets andalleys, the Council may proceed in the manner provided in
this Code, except that it may
(1) order the work done by day labor, regardless of
the estimated cost of such improvement or improve-
ments, and
(2) use municipal equipment or hire equipment and
purchase materials for all such improvements to e
done by day labor in any twelve-month period by
advertising once therefor, such advertisement to
call for bids for the furnishing of equipment, if
the City does not use its own equipment, and for
materials at unit prices based on the quantities
Which the Council estimates will be required,
(3) contract at one rime nn a unit -price basis for part
of all of the street improvements to be constructed
by the municipality during the current year,
including improvements which may thereafter be
ordered construCted.
Subdivision 5. Coo etp ation With State or Local
Government. When a,i improvement is made under a cooperative
Agreement with the state or another political subuivision
by the terms or whicn the state or other subdivision is to
construct the improvement, it shall not be necessary to
comply with subdiv4sions 1 and 2.
Subdivision 6, Percentage Payment on Engineer's
Estimate. In case the contractor properly performs the
work, the :nuncil shall, from month to month before
completion of the wn-L 1111LLo exceeo Jr 95
percent of the amount already earned under the contract,
upon the estimate rf the engineer or other competent person
selected by the Council, and the contract shall so provide,
and shall further agree that when the work is 90 95 percent
or more completed upon the recommendation of the engineer
such portions of the retained price shall be released as the
Council determines are not required to be retained to
protect the City's interest in satisfactory completion of
the contract.
26.08
Subdivision 7. Modification of Contracts. After work
has been commenced on an improvement undertaken pursuant to
a contract awarded on a unit price basis, the Council may,
witout advertising for bids, authorize changes in the
contract so as to include additional units of work at the
same unit price if the cost of the additional work does nor
exceed 10 percent of the original contract price. Original
cwntraCL price means ti,uL ' t"
the estimated number of units required by the unit price.
26.09 Aphnrtiomaent of Cost. The cast of any improve-
ment, or any part thereof, may be assessed upon property
benefited by the property abuts on the improvment and
whether or not any part of the cost of the improvement is
paid tram the county -state aid highway fund, the municipal -
State aid Street fund or the trunk highway fund. The area
assessed may be less than but may not exceed the area
proposed to he assessed as stated in the notice of hearing
on the improvement, except as provided below. The munici-
pality may pay such portion of the cost of the improvement
as the Council may determine from general ad valorem tax
levies or from other revenues or funds of the municipality
available for the purpose, subject to the provisions of
Chapter 8.04, Subdivision 2, of the Charter. The City may
subsequently reimhurse itself fut all or any of the portion
of the cost of a water, storm sewer, or sanitary sewer
improvement so paid by levying add:tional assessments upon
any properties abutting on but not previously assessed for
the improvein-nt, on notice and herring as provided for the
assessments initially made. To the extent that such an
.mprovement benefits non -abutting properties which may be
served by t'ic improvement when one or more later extensions
or unpr�vements are made but which are noL initially
assessed therefore, the City may also reimburse itsel° oy
adding all or any of the portion of the cost so paiC to the
assessments levied for any of sucn later extensions or
improvements, provided that notice that such additional
amount will be assessed is included in the notice cf hearing
on the making of such extensions or improvements. The
orovisinns of 26.05 shall apply to such extensions or
improvements in the same manner as if they were new
improvement.
26.10 Assessment Procedure.
subdivision 1. Calculation, Notice. At any time after
a contract is let or the work ordered by day labor, the
expense incurred or to be incurred in its making shall be
calculated under the direction of the Council. The Council
shall then determine by resolution the amount of the total
expense the City will pay, other than the amount, if any,
which it will pay as a property owner, and the amount to be
assessed. Thereupon, the Clerk, with the assistance of the
engineer or ether qualified person selected by the Council,
26.10
~ shall ralculite the proper amount to be specially assessed
for the impr•tvement against every assessable lot, piece or
parcel of land, without regard to cash valuation, in
Accordance with the provisions of 2.6.09. The proposed
AnSeAsmellt till shall be filed with the Clerk and be open to
public inspection. The Clerk shall thereupon, under the
Counril's direction, publish notice that the Council will
meet to consider the proposed assessments. Such notice
,. .o>et nnrp and shall
shall be puniiniie.i iu i6o ----' .
be mailed to the owner of each parcel described in the
assessment roll. For the purpose of giving mailed notice,
owners shall be thole shown to be such on the records of the
county auditor or the records of the county treasurer; but
other appropriate records may be used for this purpose.
Fuch publication and mailing shall be no less than two weeks
prior to such meeting of the Council. Except as to the
owners of tax-exemptproperty or property taxes on a gross
earnings basis, every property owner whose name does not
appear on the records of the county auditor or county
treasurer shall be deemed to have waived such mail notice
unless he has requested in writing that the county auditor
or county treasurer, as the case may be, include his name on
the records for such purpost. Such notice shall state the
date, time, and place of such meeting, the general nature of
the improvement, the area proposed to be*assessed,the lot
Amount to be s eciall assessed a ain� - —ll
lees or arcs of land that the proposed assessment roll
is on t e i e with Clerk, and that written or oral
objections thereto by any property owner will be
considered. No appeal may be taken as to the amount of a
ny
sses=ment adopted pursuant to Subdivision 2 unless a
wf>t'cer n]ylon st�n_P�d b the affectec ro eat owner is
1,T M.w .i,o r..�;r�nal C erh prior to the assessment
.ea sIL9 or�resante-1 to the re�.atng vcs,==_
hearin The nott— e , 0also [fate_ that an owner may
ap?eaan assessment to district co=1t"pJ�sthetmayorto topter
26.12 by serving notice of the appe. p
clerk of the municipality within thirty days after the
adoption of the assessmentAnd
filing
ssuch
notice
ervice upon thehmthe
district court within ayor
or ot
clerk. The provisions ftchaptersice l26.18,also t2f.19,nform pande26.20rty wanda
thethe
existence of any deferment proredure established purstant
thereto in the City.
Subdivision 2. Adoption; Interest. At suet. meeting or
at any adjournment thereof the Council shall hear and pass u
pon all objections to the proposed assessment, whether
presented orally or in writing. The Council may amend the
proposed assessment as to any parcel and by resolution adopt
the same as the special assessment against the lands named
in the assessment roll. Notice of any adjournment of the
hearing shall be adequate if the minutes of the meeting so
adjourned show the time and place, when
where
re-thefee----
hearing is to be continued y
eheree4-be-pwb3tsheA-tn-the-newspeperr The assessment,
26.10
The assessment, with accruing interest, shall top a Iron upon
all private and public property included therein, from the
date of the resolution adopting the assessment, concurrent
with the general taxes; but the lien shall not be
enforceable dgdul+t public property as long as it is
Publicly owned, and during such period the assessment shall
be recoverable from the owner of such property only rn the
manner and to the extent
a, provided below, all as' scssments'shall prExcept
he payable in equal
annual installments extending over such period, not
exceeding thirty years, as the resolution determines,
Payable on the first Morday in January in each year, but the
number of installments need not 1>e uniform for all
assessments included in a single assessment roll if a
uniform criterion for determining the number of Installments
is provided by the resolution. The first Installment of
each assessment shall oe included in the first tax rolls
completed after its adoption and shall be payable in the
same year as the taxes contained therein; except that the
payment of the first instdllment of any aseessmunt levied
upon unimproved property may he defea designated
rred until
future year or until the platting of tM property the
es
construction of the thereon, upon suoh terms and
conditions and based upon such standards ,.nd criteria as may
be provided by resolution of the Council. In any event,
every assessment, the payment of whith Is so deferred, when
it becomes ll
installments asuchethat athe blastvineteided ll nto t ther�oforfll De '
payable not more than thirty years after the levy of the
assessment. All assessments shall h..
!atc atermIF ilie resolution r needing at eman
permitted b law nee, not exceeding the maximum
Y , except
that the rate may In any event
equal the average annual intereat Cote on bonds issue+ to
finance the Improvement for which the assessments are
1-vied. To the first installment if ee,h assessment shall
be added interest on the entire esseasmant true a date
specified in the resolution levying the ess»esment, rot
earlier than the date of the resolution, until December 31
of the year in which the first Installment is payable, and
to each subsequent installment shell be added Interest fur
one year on all unpaid lnetallmenta� or, alternatively, any
assessment may he made payable In equal annual installments
including principal and Interest, oach In the amount
annually required to pay tn& principal over arch period with
interest at such ratan am the reenlution determines, not
exceeding the maximum period and rate specified above. In
the latter event, no prepayment shall be accepted under
Subdivision 3 without payment of all Installments due to and
including December 31 of thePycar of ptepayment, together
withthe original principal included in such installments,
commuted on an annual amortisation basis. When payment of an
assessment is deferred, as authorized in this subdiv;sio-
intereat thoteun tor the period of deferment may be made
payable annually at the same times as the principal
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amount of the assessment when it becomes payable; or, if so
provided in the resolution levying the assessment, interest
thereon to December 31 of the year before the first installment
is payable may be forgiven.
Subdivision 3. Transmitted to Auditor Prepayment
After adoption of the assessment, the Clerk hall transmit a
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mac, ii.ie� uu�,�i..3..E � t. aa......... �..... .y `-_.. ..... _- _.
including interest, set forth separately to the Ramsey County
Auditor to be extended on the proper tax lists of the Countyr but
in lieu of such certification, the council may in its discretion
direct the Clerk to file all assessment rolls in his office and
to certify annually to the County Auditor, on or before October
10 in each year, the total amount of installments of and interest
on assessments on each parcel of land in the City which are to
become due in the following year. If any installment and
interest has not been so certified prior to the year when it is
due, the Clerk shall forthwith certify the same to the County
Auditor for collection the then succeeding year; and if the City
has issued improvement warrants to finance the improvement, it
shall pay out of its general funds into the fund of the
imrpvoement interest on the than unpaid balance of the assessment
for the year or years during which the collection of such
assessment is postponed. All assessments and interest thereon
shall be collected and paid over in the same manner as other
municipal taxes. The owner of any property so assessed may, at
any time prior to certification of the assessment or the first
installment thereof to the County Auditor, pay the whole of the
assessment on such property, witn interest accured to the date of
payment, to the City Treasurer, except that no interest shall be
charged if the entire assessment is paid within thirty days from
the adoption thereof; and except as hereinafter provided, he may
at any time prior to November 15 of any year, prepay to the
Treasurer of the City havi ; levied said as3osamants, the whole
assessment remaining due with interest accured to December 11 of
the year in which said ptepayment ;.s made. If the assessment
roll is retained by the City Clerk, the Installment and interest
in process of collection on the current tax list shall be paid to
the County Treasurer and the remaining principal balance of the
assessment, if paid, shall be paid to the City Treasurer. The
Ccuncil may by ordinance authorize the partial prepayment of
assessments in such manner as the ordinance may provide, prior to
certification of the assessment cr th,j first installment thereof
to the County Auditor.
Subdivison 0. Collection, Tax Exempt Property. On the
confirmation of any assessment, the Clerk shall mail to the
County Auditor a notice specifying the amount payable by an
county, to the Clerk or recorder of any other political sub-
division a notice specifying the amount payable by the political
subdivision and to the owner of any right of way, at its prin-
cipal office in the state, a notice specifying the amount payable
on account of any right of way. The amount payable on account of
any right tit way or public, property shall be payable to the City
Treasurer and shill he payable in like installments and with like
interest and penalties as provided for in r"terence to the
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installments payable on account of a.ssessahle real property,
except that interest accruing shall not begin to run until the
notice provided in this subdivision has been properly given and
thirty days thereafter have elapsed. The governing body of any
such political subdivision shall provide for the payment of these
amounts and shall take appropriate action to that end. If the
aggeggmenr ig not ngir1 in a gingle installment, the City Trea-
surer shall annually mail to the owner of any right of way and,
as long as the property is puhlicly owned, to the owner of any
public property a notice stating that an installment is due and
should be paid to the City Treasurer. The City may collect the
amount due on account of the right of way of any railroad or
privately owned public utility by distress and sale of personal
property in the manner provided by law in case of taxes levied
upon personal property or by suit brought to enforce the collec-
tion of this indebtednss unless a different method of collecting
such amounts is provided for by any contract between the owner of
any right of way and the City.
26.11. SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENTS; RE -ASSESSMENT.
Subdivision 1. Supplemental Assessments. The Council may
make supplemental assessments to correct omissions, errors, or
mistakes in the assessment relating to the total cost of the
improvement or any other particular. A supplemental assessment
shall be preceded by personal or mailed notice to the owner of
each parcel included in the supplemental assessment and a hearing
as provided for the original assessment.
Subdivis.on 2. Re -assessment. When an assessment is, for
any reason whatever, set aside by a court of competent piris-
diction as to any pat --el or parcels of land, or in event the
i:ouncil finde that the aFsessmont or any pact t,.eteof is excas-
sive et determines on advice of the City Attorney that the
assessment or prcpesed assessment or and part :hereof is or may
be invalid for any reason, the Council may, upon notice end
hearing as provided for the original assessment, make a
re -assessment or a new assessment as to such ?arcel or parcel,.
Subdivision 3. Rea9 ortionment__UU�on Land Division. When
a tract of land against w i Specia�ssessment has been
leafed is thereafter divided or subdivided by plat or otherwise,
the Council may, on application of the owner of any part of the
tract or on its own motion equitably apportion among the various
lets or parcels in the tract all the installments of the assess-
ment against the tract remaining unpaid and not then due if tc
determines that Ruch apportionment will not materially impair
collection of the unpaid balance of the original assessment
against the tract. The Council, may and if the special assess-
ment has been pledged to the payment of improvement warrants
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shall, require the owner or owners, as a condition of such
apportionment, to furnish a satisfactory surety Mond fully
protecting the City against any loss resulting from failure to
pay any part of the reapportionment assessment when due. Notice
of such apportionment and of the right to appeal shall be mailed
to orpersonally served upon all owners of any part of the tract.
Within thirty days after the mailing or service of the notice of
such appuetiunmeul, any ouch uwuec may dppadl as yLUVIded it
Chapter t6.1e.
Subdivision 4. Re -Assessment, Tax Forfeited Land. when a
parcel of tax forfeited land is returned to private ownership and
the parcel is benefited by an improvement for which special
assessments were cancelled because of the forfeiture, the City
may, upon notice and hearing as provided for the original assess-
ment, make a re -assessment or a new assessment as to the parcel
in an amount equal to the amount remaining unpaid on the original
assessment.
26.12. APPEAL TO DISTRICT COURT. Within thirty days
after the adoption of the assessment, any person aggrieved, who
is no[ precluded Dy failure to obiect prior to or at the
assessment hearing, or whose failure to so ob3ect is due to a
reasonable cause, may appeal to the Ramsey county District Court
y serving a notice upon the Mayor or City Clerk. The notice
shall be tiled with the Clerk of the District Court within ten
days after its service. The City Clerk shall furnish appellant a
certified cl)py of objections filed in the assessment proceedings,
the assessment roll )r part complained of, ant all papers
necessary to present the appeal. The appeal shall be placed upon
the claneair of the next general term commencing more than five
days after the date of serving "he notice ?nd shall be tried as
other appeals in such cases. The court shall either affirm the
assessnent or set it aside and order a :e-assessment of provided
in Chapter 26.11. if appellant does nut prevail upon the appeal,
th,i costs :ncurred shall be taxed by the court and judgment
entered therefor. All objections to the assess,sent shall be
deemed waived unless 1,resenced on such appeal. This section
provides toe exclusive method of appeal from a special assessment
levied pursuant to this chapter.
26.13. FINANCING.
Subuivision 1. Authors. At any time after one or more
improvements are ordereA as contemplated in Chapter 26.05, th?
Ccuncil may issue obligations in such amounts as it deems neces-
sary to defray in whole or in part the expense incurred and
estimated to be incurred in making the improvement or improve-
ments, includiny every item of cost of the kinric authorized in
Minnesota Statutes 475.65. In the event of any omission, error,
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in any of the proceedings required by this Chapter or
or mistake
by the Home Rule Charter precedent to the ordering of any
impr,ivement, the validity of the obligations shall not be
affected thereby. The Council shall cause all further actions
require:
and proceedings to be taken with due diligence that are
for the construction of each improvement financed wholly or
hereunder, and
partly from the proceeds of cblig tio•^•s a^,i +cgi-Pd
the
for the final and valid levy of sperial assessments and
appropriation of any other funds needed to pay the cbligations
and interest thereon when due.
Subdivision 2. Tyces of Obligations Permitted. The
Council may by resolution adopted prior to the sale of obliga-
tions pledge the full faith, credit and taxing power of the
Such
municipality for the payment nt the principal and interest.
Council
obligations shall be called improvement bonds and the
the
shall pay the principal and interest out of any fund of
specified fund is
municipality when the amount credited to the
levy a suffi-
insufficient for the purpose and shall each year
or anticipated deficien-
cient amount to take care of accumulated
levy shall not be subject to any statutory or charter
cies, which
tax limitation. Obligations for the payment of which the full
faith and credit of the municipality is not pledgers shall be
called improvement warrants and shall contain a promise to pay
solely out of the proper special fund. It shall be the duty of
,
the City Treasurer to pay maturing principal and interest on
special fund and n(-,t
warrants out of funds on hand in the proper
otherwise.
Subdivisioo 3. Method of Issuance. Ali obligations shall
L)e issued in a-cordance with the prnvisiols of the Charter and
be required
Minnesota Statute 475, except that an elurtion shall
of the improvement
for bonds if less than 20 per cent of the cost
be assessed against brrefited prol,erty.
to the municipality is to
the Council are
The maturities shall be such .,s in Lhe opinion of
assessments and
warranted by the anticipated collections of tad
except. the
vair,rem levies for the City's stare of the cost;
improve-
Council may in its discretion .Lssue and sell temporary
to be
ment bonds at any time prior to completion of the work
from their
financed, maturing within not more than three year,
be obligated
date of issue, in wi,cih event the municipality shall
of the proceeds of
t-a pay such bond and the interest thereon out
Council shall issue and
definitive improvement bonds which the
bonds to the
sell at or prior to the maturity of the Lemporary
the assessments and
extent that the same cannot be paid out of
other municipal funds
taxes theretofore collected, or out of any
appropriated by the Council for
whi.rh are properly available and
bonds, and the tax
such purpose. The holders of such temporary
U
26.11
payers of the City, shall have and may entoree, by mandamus or
other appropriate proceedings, all rights respecting the levy and
collection of sufficient assessments and taxes to pay the cost of
the improvements financed thereby which are granted by law to
holders of other improvement bonds, except the right of require
such levies to be collected prior to the maturity of the tempo -
idly Lards, and `hall h>... . the artditinnal rioht to require the
offering of said definitive improvement bonds at public sale or
if such bonds have not been sold and delivered prior to the
maturity of the temporary bonds, to require the issuance in
exchange therefor, on a par -for -par basis, of either new
temporary bonds or definitive bonds, bearing interest at the
maximum rate permitted by law. Any funds of the City may he
invested in temporary improvement bonds in accordance with the
provisions fof Minnesota Statutes 471.56 and 475.66, except that
such temporary bonds may be purchased only nut of funds which the
Council dotermines will not he reugired for other purposes prior
to their maturity, and shall re resold prior to maturity only in
the case of unforeseen emergency. When such purchase is made out
of monies held in a debt service fund for other bonds of the
City, the holders of such other bonds shall have the right to
enforce the City's obligation to sell definitive bonds at nr
before the maturity of the temporary bonds, or to exchange the
same, in the same manner as holders of such temporary bonds. All
obligations shall state upon their face the purpose of the issue
and the fund from which they are payable. The amount of any
obligations issued hereunder shall rot be included in determinina
the net indebtedness of the City under the provisions of any law
limiting such indebtedness.
Subdivision 4. Funds. The proceeds from the sale of each
issue of obligations anT-From callection of special assessments
levied and other monies appropriate) for each itmprovem,!nt to he
financed wholly or partly from such proceeds shall be credited to
a separate conatructicn find which shall be used solely to defray
expenses of such improvements end payment of principal and
interes'_ due upon the obligations prior to completion and payment
of all costs of the imnrovements so financed. Any ;valance of the
proceeds of bonds remaining therein may be Used to pay the cost,
in whole or in part, or any other improvement instituted pursuant
to this chapter. b separate account shall he maintained in the
construction ^^_ to recoti expenditures for each improvement,
and when the total cost thereof has been paid, all <ubsequent
collections of Especial assessments levied :or the improvements
shall he credited and paid into the debt service fund for the
obligations issued to finance the improvement, as provided in
Minnesota Statutes 475.61. Any taxes levied for improvements
financed by an issue of obligations shall he credited direO ly t
the debt service fund.
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Subdivision S. TLWirdU lTkrovement Bonds_ In is
antics ation of the iasuance of im rovement bonds, [tie ccouncrl
matur nrer0thtn notissue
moreathan110 ethroe ears ram
rt eemcntdatenos
issue to pay any part or al o the cost o one or more im ro
menta. To the extent that the rind al o and inter st vee-
on the
temporary improvement bon Is cannot a psi r an ue rom race pis
—r--_T7 r.. r�raa, or other [unaa a roor�or
Se at from t e roceede of tm ruvamc—
tRe urecouncrl
o�tbons
soran ement
shall offer for eale in advance of their mdturit but the
OR ebte near un ed lean ssue o Lem orar m rovement bonds
shalll —or Tt hr_ extended tithe issue n rid iti,_na- fomWrar
im rovement bonda for more than six ears from the date o the
first issue. The holders o an to;
rer im rovement n s
shall have and me en orce, b�man amus or of Per a ro cease
roreedrn s, aall n hts rus ectin ire ev and co ection of
sufficient s ecia assessments an taxes to a t iscost o� the
im rovements financed by them which are granted by law to holdara
o im rovement bonds exce t the ri ht to require the levies to
be co ected rior to the maturity of the tempo
bonds I any temporary im rovement bonds ere not aid to full
at maturity, the holders may require the issuance in exc awitn a for
them, at or of new Lem orar tm rovement bonds mats rin within •
one year rom t e r date o issue (but not eublect to any of er
mature[ limttatlonl end bearin interest at the maximum rate
permitted by ar.
Subdivision 6. Investment Of Other Murici°al Funds.
cunds of a n nicipality mlaje be invested in its rem rar
incrocement fonds in accordance with t e rovtsions o Minnesota
Statutes 111.56, arm �be�u.rchase u n ter .tttta issue,
but• sail "ne�ur�c aced only Lrom <un a which the rouvci�—
decermines v— -iII not be re uireu-lr other cr nos a ore the
matuiit ate�an� s al be -esol be ore maturI s In�cas�e
u rmergency. If DUrse�Os' a do t service un securtnC
other bonds the holders c those bonds ma en orce the
muntci alit 's ob,i a[ onb on t Is temporary im rovement bonds in
s same manner as t eY a t PetooP°rary mDrovemunt onoe_
26.14
Subdivision 8. Federal Limitation Act. Minnesota
Statutes 474.16 to 474.23 apply to any issuance of obligation
took under this section which are subiect to limitation under a
federal limitation act as defined in Minnesota Statute 474.16
via
26.14. S
uu,vision 1a. h: rt" O!tnar nr iirrunant - The Councl
t e or mary respons ty upon the property ownerTr
the case of street sprinkling, or other dust treatmentalie"
repair.tree trlss► n care an term= a or the o eratio—n o"a
street lighting system, upon notice before the work is uoder-
Subdivision 1. Ordinances. As authorized under Section
8.05 of the Charter, the Council may provide by ordinance that
the cost of City services to streets, sidewalks, or other public
or private property may be assessed against property benefited
and may be collected in the same manner as special assessments.
Such costs shall not be deemed to be "special assessments' for
the purposes set forth in Section 8.03 of the Charter. Such City
services shall include, but not be ltmited to, the cost of snow,
ice, or rubbish removal from sidewalks, weed elimination from
streets or private property, removal or elimination of public
health or satety hazards from private property, instaiiation of
repair of water service lines, street sprinkling or other dust
treatment of streets, the trimm'.ng and care of trees and the
removal of unsound trees from any street, the treatment and
iemo,ral of insect infested or Aiseised trees on private property,
the repair of sidewalks and alleys, or the operation of a street
lighting system.
Subdivision 2. Procedure for Assessment. Any spe.ic.l
asc«:s:ment levied under Subdivision 1 shall be payable in sin;le
installment, o: by up to ten equal annua, installments as the
Council may provide. With this excepticn, Chapters 26.10, 26..1,
...a )A a ahall aocly to assessments made under this Section.
Svbdivision 3. issuance of Obligations. After a contract
for any of the work enumerated in Subtiv s on 1 has been let, or
the work commenced, the Council may issue obligations to defray
the expenses of any such work financed in whole or in part by
special charges and assessments imposed upon benefited property
under this Section. Chapter 26.13 shall apply to such obliga-
tions with the following modifications:
(1) Such obligations shall be payable not more than two
years from the date of issuance;
(2) The amount of such obligations issued at one time
,,ha j l .,,,r ..x,•,I the c„st of such work during the
rnyurng mix mOnths as esr undted by the Council;
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(3) A separate improvement fund shall be set up for each
of the enumerated services referred to in Subdivision
1 and financed under this Section. Proceeds of
special charges as well as special assessments and
taxes shall De credited to such improvement fund. Any
balance of the proceeds of any obligations remaining
therein may be used to pay the cost, in whole or in
part, or anv ether fmornvn ettt instituted pursua.
this Chapter or may be transferred to the fund
established under Chapter 20.02.
26.15
16.15. CHARTPROVONS EFFECT . Local improvements
shall be carried ouERt eISI
xclusively under t e provisions of the
Charter.
26.16. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT; GOVERNMENTAL UNITS.
Subdivision 1. Authnrity to Assess. The City may levy
Special assessments ag lost the property of a yovernmental unit
benefited by an improvement to the same extent as if such pro-
perty were privately owned, but no such assessments, except for
storm sewers and dr:.in systems, shall be lev.ed against a
governmental unit for properties used or to be used for highway
tlyhts of way. A "yovernmental unit" means a county, city,
Public corporation or a school district. If the amount of any
such assessment, except one against property of the state, 1e not
paid when due, it miy be recovered in a civil action brought by
the City against the y-ivernmentaf unit owning the property so
assessed.
S.:,ciivisiun 1. Determination. In the case of property
awned by the state or any ns•rumentality therec-f, the Council
nay determine the amount that wonl,f have been assessed had the
land been privately Owned. S-ich determinatior shall be made only
after the Council has held a hearing on the proposes assessment
after at least two weeks notice of the hearing hrs peen given by
registered or ce:titied mail to the head of the iriatrimentality,
department or agency having jurisdiction o er the property. T'ie
amount thus determined may oe paid by the instrumentality,
department or agency from available funds. If no funds a:e
available, and such instrumentality, department or agency is
suoEorted in whole o.- in part by appropriations form the general
revenue fund, then it shall include in its next budget request
the amount thus determined. No instrumentality, department or
agency shall be bound by the determination of the Council and may
pay from available funds or recommend payment in such lesser
amount as it determines is the measure of the benefit rpce.,vcc, by
the land from the improvement.
Subdivision J. Exclusiveness. This section shall not
modify any law authorizing the imuositio,-. of special assessments
against yovernmental unite. ,J
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26.17. TIME. LIMIT ON IMPROVEMENTS. When the Council
det.•rmines to make any near -improvement, it shall lest the
contract for all ur part of the work, or order all or part of the
work done by day labor or otherwise as may be authorized by law,
no later than one year after the public hearing in the
improvement. 26.18
26.18. SENIOR CITIZENS HARDSHIP SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
DEFERRAL. After raking a special assessmantt, the�Counnt c'lAmy
may, at
its discretion, ❑eiwi Luv V-Y— - •• '
homestead property owned by a person 65 years of age or older for
whom it would be a hardship to make the payments. The Council
stall adopt a resolution establishing standards and guidelines
for determining the existence of a hardship relative to any
special assessment adopted under this Chapter. Such standards
and guidelines shall he made in a non-discriminatory manner and
shall not give the applicant an unreasonahle preference or
advantage over other applicants.
26.19. PROCEDURE To OBTAIN DEFERRED ASSESSMENT. The
eligible homeowner shall make application for deferred payment of
special assessments on forms prescribed by the Ramsey County
Auditor. Where the deferred assessment is granted, the Auditor
shall record a notice thereof with the County Recorder which
shall set forth the amount of the assessment. The council may
determine by resolution the amount of interest, if any, on the
deferred assessment end this rate shall be recorded by the
Auditor along with and in the same manner as the amount of the
assessment.
26.20 TERMINATION OF RIGHT TO DEFERRED PAYMENT. Tne
option to defer the payment o specie: assessments shall
terminate and ali amoucta accumulated plus applicable int_rest,
s.iall become due up.;n the occutrence of any of the fol:owinq
events;
(1) the death of the owner, providud that the spouse is
otherwise not eligihle for the benefits tereu.ider;
(2) the sale, transfer or subdivision of the property or
any part thereof;
(3) if the property should for any reason lose its
homestead status; or
(4) if for any reason the Council shall determine that
there would be no hardship to require immediate or
partial payment.
26.18
26.18. SENIOR CITIZENS HARDSHIP SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
DEFERRAL. After making a special assessment, the Council may, at •
its discretion, defer the payment of that assessment for any
homestead property owned by a person 65 years of age or older for
whom it would be a hardship to make the payments. The Council
shall adopt a resolution establishing standards and guidelines
for determining the existence of a hardshio relative to any
special assyssment Ad•,ptod under this Chdpter. Such standards
and guidelines shall be made in a non-discriminatory manner and
nA�ll
y •� :^� 1i.y11-_a11i an unreasonable preference or advan-
tage over other applicants.
26.19. PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN DEFERRED ASSESSMENT. The
eligible homeowner shall make app [cation or a erre payment of
special assessments on forms prescribed by the Ramsey County
Auditor. Where the deferred assessment is granted, the Auditor
shall record a notice thereof with the County Recorder which
shall set forth the amount of the assessment. The Council may
determine by resolution the amount of interest, if any, on the
deferred assessment and this rate shall be recorded by the
Auditor along with and in the same manner as the amount of the
assessment.
26.20. TERMINATION OF RIGHT TO DEFERRED PAYMENT. The
Option to defer the payment of special assessments shall ter-
minate and all amounts accumulated plus applicable interest,
shall become due upon the occurrence of any of the following •
events:
(1) the death of the owner, provided that the spouse is
otherwise not eligible for the benefits hereunder;
(2) tiie Sale, Transfer or subdivision of the property or
any part thereof;
(3) if the propertv should for any reason lose its home-
stead states; or
(4) if For any reason the Council shall determine that
there would be no hardship to require immediate or
, Irttal payment.
26.21. IMPROVEMENTS AHANDUNED.
1 Subdivision 1. Cancellation of Assessments. When a local
improvement prnpnsod to he made by the City is abandoned before
it is completed to an extent sufficient to result in benefits
equal to special assessments which have theretofore been levied
for such improvement, the City shall notify the agency acting a�
collecting agent for such special assessment, of such fact. Upon
such notltication, all installments of such assessments and
,.,..roar thereon which ae not already collected orinthe process
,if collection shall fie ranrelled I,y Audi agz: y•
-rein shall prevent the ('Ity tr,xn makings reassessmvnt
nothing h
of any amount not exceeding the special benefits which actually
accrue from the improvement to part or all of the properties
originally assessed, and nothing herein shall affect the
obligations of the municipality to provide funds sufficient to
pay any bonds issued to finance the improvement and the interest
thereon.
Subdivision 2. Refund of Assessments. The Council shall
instruct the City Clerk to publish and mail notice as provided
for in 26.10, Subdivision 1, describing the improvement
wandpald
stating that it has been abandoned and that any person
any special assessments levied on account of such improvement may
file a claim, wihtin six months following the date of publication
of the notice, for refund of such assessments paid by
together with any Interest he paid thereon. Failure to give
o
mailed notice or any defects in the notice, shall not invalidate
the proceedings. The City is not required to, but mal, pay d
claims filed after the period allowed, and it may require any
claimant to furnish satisfactory evidence ou[tof monlesltntthe
amounts claimed. Such claims may
be pe.1d fund of the improvement which .as abandoned, unless obligations
have been issued payahla therefrom, cr may be paid out of mor.ieF
In the general lurid.
Subdivision 3. Transfer of Assessments Not Cancelled or
Refunded. Any such z;sessme:its not cancellWd_undei Subdivision I
above, or not refunded under Subdivision 2 above, shall
b
transferred to the general fund or the puUl,c improvementto
costsvcfg[henir.,provementeandnifhnoteheld in aldebttredemption pay
fund.
26.22. TRANtiFF.R OF FUND! AFTER IMPROVEMcNTS CUMPLETED;
REFUNDS. An,, monies now or hereafter remaining
n a fund
heretofore or hereafter created by the City for making one or
more local improvements, after such improvement or Improvements
have been completed and all claims against and obligations of
said fund have been satisfied, shall be transferred to the
general tund or the publ!c improvement revolving fund established
in Chapter 20.02; provided that the Council may, in its
discretion, authorize and direct the municipal treasurer to
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to refund all or part of such montes to the persuns who paid tie
assessments for the improvement or improvements following the
procedure set forth in Chapter 26.21, Subdivision 2. The amounts
to be refunded in respect to the assessment against each property
shall be proportionate to the original principal amount thereof,
is
and shall be paid to the claimant or claimants who paid the last
installment or installments of the assessment aggregating more
than the amount t..i be refunded. No refund shall be made in
respect to any assessment which is delinquent as to either
principal or interest. Any installment of any assessment which
is not cnller!ed ^r in the nrnress of collection at the time when
refunds may be made under this section shall be cancelled as
provided in Chapter 26.21, Subdivision 1.
26.23
of Tax Forefei
KlCUrnea w rc avow .-�••o ----- - -
ment or a new assessment pursuant to Chapter 26.11, Subdivision
4, notwithstanding that the original assessment may have been
made pursuant to other general law or special law.
26.24 Water Works Systems Main Sewers Sewage Disposal
Plants. The provisions of Minnesota Statues 444.075 efleeltve--
lhreegh-the-}979-rage}er-sess4en-end-were-seaeien-ef-Mey-24r----
49a9r-ere-hereby-edepted-by-relereseer as amended from time to
time, are hereby adopted by reference.
26.25. FEES AND CHARGES FOR TAX FORFEITED LANDS KF1`Kncv
To PRIVATE UWNERSHIP. When tax or elteu an„ is returned -- •
private ownership and the land is benefited by a public
improvement for which special assessments were cancelled because
of the forfeiture, the City that made the improvement may impose
fees or charges for the use or availability of the improvement or
for connections therewith in an amount not to exceed the amount
remaining unpaid on the cancelled assessment. The City may make
the fees or charges a charge against the owner, leesee, occupa,it,
or al: of them and mal certify unpaid fees or charges to the
kamsey County Auditor wish taxes against ttie property for
collection as other taxes are collected. r
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32.01
CHAPTER 32
THh: PLANNING C•(iMMISSION
r32.01 Establishment. A Planning and Zoning Commission
for Mounds View is hereby established.
32.02 Composition.
Subdivision 1. Appointed Members, Terms of Office. The
Planning and Zoning Commissim shall consist of not less than
seven nor more than nine members from the resident population of
_1C�tCd Cn A nnhl it bex1V. CG be
Mounds View, other tban pa, nv.,S •-
appointed by the Mayor with approval of the City Council from
applications submitted. The appointees shall have three-year
staggered terms; at least two of theseterms, but not moQenthants
three terms, shall expire each year on December 31. App
to till expired terms are to be made each year ar the organiza-
tional meeting of the City Cnnncil in January. The Mayor, with
approval of the City Council, shall appoint a Chairperson.
Subdivision 2. Designated Members. In addition to the
nOn-voting members shall be designated
appointed membership, two
by the City Council, one member from the city administration and
one from the City Council, to serve as liaison to the Planning
and zoning Commission. The term of the appointments shall
ordinarily be for one year, except that they will terminate with
the office from which the non -voting appointment is derived.
32.03 Qualification of Members. No person shall be
appointed with private or personal interest likely
tointedlshall
ict
with the general public interest. If an personappointed
find that his private or personal interests are involved in any
matter coming before the Ccmmission, he shall disqualify himself
trom taking part in action on the matter; alternatively, he may
be eiisquatified by a two-thirds majority vote of the
Commissioners in attendance.
32.04 1ppcintment, When Effective. Th: appoint^es shall
be duly sworn and take office at the first regular neeting of the
Commission in the month rf January each year. Both orginal and
successive appointees shall hold their offices until their
successors are appointed and qualified.
32.U5 ory anizatim McEtinys.
Subd.vision 1. Regular Meeti❑ . t,t the first regular
meeting in January, the Commission shall elect a vice-chairman
from among Its appointed members for a term of one year. The
Commission may create and fill such other offices from its
members as it may determine to transact Commission business. The
Commission shall. hold at least one regular meeting each
hall month,
on
a day, and at a time and a Elate which the Commisiior�
by resoluti)n.
32.OT'
t in us
sion 2. Regular
Commission m�
,l0 o.m. at the
ii..�ina rruular mr•ol iroL.
Subdivision a. 1. Voting Previleges. EcnoL cue
appointed members shall have equal votin
hg privileges -
subdivision
3r 5. uorum. A majority of the appointed
voting Commission members shall constitute a quorum.
Subdivision 4r 6. aie! , Records. The Commission shall
ts
adopt bylaws for its yTverence
be and for he anaannualobasislat the
business. the by secretary, who
first regular meeting in February. A recording appointment,
may be recommended by the Planning Commission for
shall keep a record of attendance at Commission meetings, each question re-
record of resolutions, votes and abstentions nn public
quiriny a vote. The record of the Commission shall be a p
record.
32.06 Ex2enditures. The i:ommi,.sioa rla request from the
City Council the employment of such staff, technicians, and
experts as may be deemed proper, and may request such offer funds
as may be necessary and proper for the conduct of its affairs.
32.07 Reports, The City Council may request an annual
report from the Planning Comlai",ion of its works during the pre-
ceding year.
1 membart of this Commission mall
32.08 Compensation. Al
serve without compensation.
32.09 Vacancies.
Subdivision 1. R_mol'al fr_�iCe. An appointed member
of the Coalmi°'�ion may ba removed from office for just cause and
public hear -
on written charges by at least tour'fifths vota of the entire
e}sl±d-member-
City Council, but such member shall be entitled to a
ing before such vote is taken. n-a�dlt4enr-an-emP
@emm4sstenr It
eley-be-removed-for-fen-aetendenee-el-P>tenninr-Eemmise:en-meeeeng
es-prevtded-t:n-the-Bylaws-edepted-br-the-Commisng-
ahall be the duty of the Chairman of the Commission to notify the
City Council promp�ly of any vacancies occurring in membership.
The Mayor, with approval of the City Council, ehaplointment. I."
cancies, for the unexpired term of the on final a e
additionL all ancetatePlannDnr CommbssionoMeetved Dn shasCirovioedcin
or nona__-. r +� rnmmission
the Bylaws adepte b t 0 Plano
to�"i" i�'
Memb o,s -lot
attend 20 reijularlyschedule meetings pyer Year•
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34.U1
CHAPTER 34
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
34. U1. ESTABLISHMENT. There is hereby established a Park
and Recreation Commission for the purpose of advising the Council
on the operation of public recreation, parks and playgrounds,
pursuant to the authority of this chapter. The Parks and Recrea-
tion commission is reterred to herein as the "Commiss.on'.
34.U. COMPOSITION. The Commission shall consist of
seven members appoirted by the Mayor with the approval of the
majority of the Council. The Mayor, with approval of the City
Council, shall appoint a Chairperson at the first regular meeting
of the Council in January.
34.01. TERMS AND VACANCIES.
( I ) Members of the Commission shall serve three-year
staggered terms, with terms expiring December 31 of each year.
All appointments are to be made each year at the first regular
meeting of the Council in January. Both original and successive
appointees shall nold t'.eir offices until their successors are
appointed and qualified.
(.) Vacancies during Lhe Lerin bhali be fiiied by the
Mayor with the approval of the majority of the Council for the
unexpired portion of the term. Every appointed member shall,
before entering upon the discharge of his duties, take an oath
that he will faithfully discharge the duties of his office. No
member shall be personally in'erested in any contracts in which
the Ccmmission may enter.
34.U4. COMPENSATION. Members of the Commission shall
sere without compensation.
34. Or. REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.-Anr-mcmoer-of-lhe---------
Femmtastem -may-be- removed- tf- three- eenere"ttve-meettngs-are------
mtssed-w4thent-a-va}td-reesonr-tf-the-Femmtasten-dnites-err-net--
fetlhfn}}r-eerrted-one-end-for-eense-do}f-fenndr-br-a-ewe-lhtrds-
vote -eit-the -Eemmtssten-members-are-einsent-of -the-Connet}r
An ap ointed member of the Corimissien ma be emofrom office
fur just cause an on written charoes by at lerasvedt our -fifths of
cne entire city Council, such member may be entitled to a bublic
s taken. It
rman Ot the Commission to n
vacancies occurino in membe
or the Cltv Council, shall fill such v
or the original appointment In addition, an appointed
r may be removed by the City Council or non-attendance at
rarit ana Kecreation commission meetln a it a Commission Member
does not often nine regularly sche u e meetings Der veer.
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34.06
34.06. ORGANIZATION. The Commission shall select a Vice
Chairperson and Secretary from its membership who shall serve for
terms of one year. At its first meeting the Commission shall
adopt rules of procedure and elect the two officers. it shall
amend the rules from time to time, as is necessary. The
Municipal Attorney shall act as attorney for the Commission and
the Municipal Engineer shall act as its engineer.
34.07. MEETINGS. The Commission shall establish regular
` a
meeting dates, nut special meecinyb ...ar ,•: �^..,,ed n., nu office
of the Commission upon three (3) days notice to all members. The
Commission shall meet at least twelve (12) times in each calendar
year. .4 majority of the appointed members shall constitute a
quorum.
34.08. BUDGET OF FINANCES.
(1) The Commission, through the City Parks and Recreation
Department Staft should present, no laser than August 1 of each
year, a proposed budget, in such details as the Council shall
require, of the financial needs for the ensuing fiscal year to
operate and maintain the Parks and open Spaces as well as pro-
viding recreation programs.
(2) The Commission shall advise the Council to establish
charges or fees of the restricted use of any facilities or to
make any phase of the recreation program wholly or partially
self-sustaining.
34.09. POWERS AND DUTIES. In order to cagy on the
recreation program VOvided herein, the Commission shall:
(1) Advise sae Council or. employing necessary personnel
and fix their compensation, but such employment and compensation
shalt not be. an ohligatian of the Mucicipality until approved by
the Council.
(2) Under the direction of the Citl Council, the Commis-
sion shall advise Ci'_y staff to operate a program of public
recreation and rlaygrounds upon property which is owned cr other-
wise made available to the municipality for such public recrea-
tion purpose. It shall recommend =oPt`e foouncil their recreationalle3sing or
acquisition of real or personal property
usa as it deems desirable but the Commission shall nct hLve the
authority to acquire land or construct buildings in its own
name. Any equipment or recreational facilities shall belong to
the Municipality.
(3) Advise the Council of leasing real or personal
property or both for public recreation use for periods of not
longer than one (1) year.
34.09
(4) Maintain and care for all property which it has
Oft acquired or which has been assigned to it for public recreation
purposes.
(5) Make periodic inventories of recreation and park
services which exist or may be needed and to interpret the needs
of the public to the Council.
(6) To cooperate with other park and recreation depart-
ments, schools, and private agencies for establishment of a joint
cowers agreement to nroviric _
-A _ _ _ _
City residents. - .. W L ie
(7) Interpret the policies and functions of the park and
recreation department to the public.
(8) Advise the Council and Administrator in the prepara-
tion of the annual budget and long range capital improvement
programs.
(9) Formulate and prescribe reasonable rules and regula-
tions for the use of the general public of any facilities in any
park area.
(10) Advise the Council on constructing roadways, paths,
buildings, fountains, docks, boat houses, bath houses, refresh-
ment booths, amusement halls, pavilions and other necessary
structures and improvements in parks. The Commission ma; advise
the Council on making contracts and leases for the construction
and operation of these facilities for terms not exceeding ten
years. Every such contract and lease shall provide that the
structure shall be operated for the public use and convenience,
and that the charges shall be reasonable and it shall reserve to
Lie Com:ission power to prescribe reasonable rules and -agula-
tions from time to time for the conduct of the privilege.
(11) To communicate regularly with the City cou:ic.l and
Planning Commission through joint meetings ani meeting minuce_s.
(12) be aware of the role and se rJi,es provided by
athletic organizations wit,iin the community.
(13) Advise the City Council regarding sanitation and
reforestation prcgrams within the City.
(14) Do whatever other v.ctE are reasonable, necessary and
proper to carry out their prescribed powers and functions as set
forth herein.
34.10. DELEGATION OF POWER. The Council may establish
such rules and regulations for the administration of this chapter
as it may deem necessary and may delegate such rule making
authority to the Commission and the Commission shall have power
to make such rules and regulations pursuant to delegated author-
ity as it deems necessary for the purpose of performing its
duties as herein set forth.
39.14
(2) The materials, construction and attachment of any
such sign shall meet the same standards and rr-quirements as roof
signs.
Subdivision H. Hanners, Temporary or Portable Signs.
Banners, temporary or portable s uns are not permitted in tt
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fhrre-sha++-nee-he-mere-then-nne-lemperery-atgn-an-eny-but}ding--
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lhtrey-lwe-H�+-agnere-rase-an-eneh-rider------------------------
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tnelelleltenn-far-signs-ef-:senates}-eeatgn-being-:naeetletl-by-e-
bnneneee-nr-tndevtdnelr--Hnee-Fennell-eeprevel-has-been-ebee4ned-
fer-e-pertte&}er-atein-deatgnr-she-epp+teens-may-reeetve-edm:nta--
erettve-permtee-far-the-tnaee+!eaten-of-sash-sfgn-from-the-Flerh-
39.14
AdmtnteeraMr-fn}}ewtnq•sebmtele}-ef-et}-re}even!-trfermecten-es nel4tned-tn-5eelten-d9rN9-ef-lhts-Pede-end-reeetpt-ef-epptteehte-
feeer
Subdivision 9. Truck Srons, The following standards
shall be maintained for —trick signs:
(1) All signs posted upon any truck, or semi -trailer
body, cr other mobile device shall be subject to rhA
vi Lhin chapter ana section. -'--
Subdi•ision 10. A2plication of Other Provisions of this
Section. Temporary signs as defined in 39.01 (17) shall comply
Lith t e provisions of Subdivision B herein.
Subdivision 11. ApprovaI of Sign Permit Applications.
Upon presentation of application, permit tee, plans and specifi-
cations and other required information, the sign construction
permit shall be issued by the Clerk -Administrator, except as
provided in Subdivision 12 of this chapter.
Subdivision 12. 3 ecial Approval from Council. In the
case of an appliCation :or a sign requiring a special permit, or
which will be illuminated, or moving, or of unusual height, size,
oesign, or location, the Clerk -Administrator shall refer such
sign to the Council for approval. No permits for any such sign,
so referred, shall be issued without first obtaining the approval
of the Council.
Subdi✓is:on li. Future Permits. A permit shall not be
issued for any new hillboard or advertising sign located off the
premises where the advertised product is sold, if such bi,lboard
or sign would be within three hundred (300) feet of a.iy other
such oi!1Goard cr sign already in existence. Any billboard des-
troyed by an act of Gcd may Le rebuilt within thirty (30) days,
if the construction of same would comply with this sabdivisior.
Subdivision 14. Electioneering Sians. The following
regulations shall apply t� all campaign signs for pol ticel
candidates ar issues:
(1) No more than one elect ioneeri.ig sign shail be erecteu
per candidate of issue along each street frr, tage of any parcel
of land.
(2) Electioneering signs shall not exceed twelve (12)
square feet and not exceed four (4) feet in height above the
ground except, where such .signs are located no closer than one
hundred fifty (150) feet to the property line of a residential
dwelling, the maximum size shall be thirty-two (32) square feet
and the maximum height above the ground shall be six (6) feet. , 1
�I
4U. UL
(100)
Story. That portion of a building included beneath
the upper surface of a floor and upper surface of
floor next above, except that the topmost story shall
be that portion of a building included between the
upper surface of the topmost floor and the ceiling of
roof above. if the finished floor level directly
above a basement or cellar, or unused underfloor
space is more than six (6) feet above grade as
defined herein for more than fifty (50) percent of
the total perimeter or is more than twelve (12) feet
above grade as defined herein at any point, such
`,a eamacnt c113. ... ... u, -d „nderf!rl r CnAOP Sf1811 be
considered as a story.
(101)
Street. Any public or private way set aside as a
permanent right-of-way for vehicular access forty
(40) feet or more in width if it exists prior to May
9, 1960; and any such public right-of-way fifty (50)
feat or more in width after May 9, 1960.
(102)
Structural Alteration. Any change, other than
Incidental repairs, in the supporting members cf a
building or structure, such as bearing walls or
partitions, columns, beams or girders or any substan-
tial change in the roof or exterior walls.
(103)
Structure. Anything erected, the use of which
requires more or less permanent locations on the
ground or attached to something having a permanent
location on the ground.
(114) Townhcuse. Single family owner occupied attached
units in structures housing three (3) to eight (8)
dwelling units, continuous to each other, only by the
share of common walls, and each dwelling unit sha'.1
have separate and indi,,idual front and rear
entrances. Sich structures to be of the row or
cluster house types as contrasted to multiply.
dwelling apa-tment type structure:..
(105) Travei Trailer. A non-motori?ed dra�+n vehicle
designed to servo. wherever parked aA a temporary
dwelling and/or place of business.
(106) Underground Storage Tanks Underground storage_
tanks, other than residential septic tanks, Are
defined as tanks that are placed underground or
the storage of regular gasoline, unleaded gasoline,
diesel fuel or any other products.
(lo 6 )Use. The purpose or activity for which the land or
7 building thereon is designated, arranged, or
intended, or for which it is occupied, utilized or
maintained, and shall include the performance of such
activity as defined by he performance standards of
this Code.
(111 9 )llseable_U�en SkAce. A required ground area or
H tern;1e area un a lot which is ,traded, developed,
40.02
i
landscaped and equipped, intended and maintained for
either active or passive recreation or both, avail-
able and accessible to and useable by all persons
occupying a dwelling unit or rooming unit on the lot
and their guests. Such areas shall be grassed and
landscaped or covered only for a recreational
purpose. Roofs, driveways and parking areas shall
not constitute useable open space.
(10 0 9) variance. The waiving by Board action of the literal
provisions of the Zoning Code in instances where
their strict enforcement would cause undue hardship
because of physical circumstances unique to the
individual property under consideration.
(1 09 10) Yard. A required oEen space on a lot which is
unoccupiee and unobstructed from its lowest level to
the sky, except as otherwise permitted in this Code.
A yard shall extend alonq a lot line and at right
angles to such lot line to a depth or width specified
in the yard regulations for the district in which
such lot is located.
I11 A 11 Yard, Front. A yard extending along the full width
of the front lot line between side lot lines and from
_he abutting front street right-of-way to the front
building liue in uepth.
(11 i 2i Yard, Rear. That portion of the yard on the sdme lot
vith the principal building, located between the rear
5uilding line an specified in the yard regulations
for the district in which such lot is located and the
rear lot lane and extending the full width of the
lot.
I11 Z 3) Yard, Side. 4 yard extending along a side lot line
between the front and rear yards, having a width
specified in the yard regulations for the district in
vhicn such lot is located.
40.0: NCN-CONFORMING BJILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND USE:
Subd. A Purpose. It is the purpose of this Section to Frovide
for the regulation of non -conforming buildings, struc-
tures and uses and to specify those requirements,
circumstances and conditions under which non -conforming
buildings, structures and uses will be operated and
maintained. The zoning code establishes separate
districts, each of which is an appropriate area for the
40.04
fft street, except properly constructed chain link
fences. Such chain ItnK fences shall not exceed
forty-eight (48) inches in height from the grade
level at the lot line and shall have openings in the
wire mesh of not less than one and five eighths
(1-5/8) inches nor more than two and one fourth
(2-1/4) inches. Such fences may follow the lot line
to the lot corner. The thirty (30) feet restriction
nntart ahnwa ah.11 .e� ..f ♦hn .. l., f"- l
connecting the twopointson intersecting lot lines
that are each thirty (30) feet frc4n the :ot corner.
(3) Except as provided in (2) above, fences not to exceed
48 inches in height may be located on any part of a
lot. F^nces, not to exceed 96 inches in height may
he erected on any part of a lot behind the front line
of the principal building.
(4) In all zoning districts the lot area remaining after
providing for off-street parking, off-street loading,
sidewalks, driveway, building site and/or other
requirements shall be planted and maintained in
grass, sodding, shrubs or other acceptable vegetation
or treatment generally used in landscaping.
(5) Any fence shall be so constructed Oat the surface
facing adjoining properties or ,ublic right-of-ways
shall be of finished construction.
(6) A fence shall be installed on the applicant's
property. The fence shall not be installed directly
over the property line.
Subd. I Ro?uired Fenci.iq, Screening and Landscaping. The fencing
and screening required by this Code shall be subject to
Section 40.04, Srbd. H, end shalt _insist of elthar a
fence or a Preen belt planting strip the beigh. of which
shall be sufficient to adequately s,ield the activity
from the aoutting properties.
(1) A green belt planting strip shall consist of
ever;reen ground cov(r and shall be of sufficient
width and density to provide an effective screen.
This planting strip shall contain no structures or
other use. Such planting strips shall not be less
than eight (8) feet in height. Earth mounding or
berms may be used but shall be limited to an average
of five (5) feet of the height of the required
screen. The planting plan and type of shrub shall
require the approval of the Planning Commission based
upon a recommendation of the City Engineer and
Building inspector.
(2) A required screening fence shall be constructed of
masonry, brick, wood -)r steel. Such fence shall
provide a solid screening ettoct and not exceed eight
40.04
Subd. R Toxic or Noxious_ Matter. No use shall, cor any period of
time, discharge across the ^oundar;e= of the lot wherein
it is located toxic or noxious matter of such concen-
tration as to be detrimential to or endanger the public
health, safety, comfort, or welfare, or cause injury or
damage to property, bustles' or persona.
Subd. S Ezpinsives. No activities involving the
ortproducts whicA
utilization or ma�iu— --- permitted excepi
could decompose by detonaaut� shall be
authorized by the City Council
such as are spe^ifically au
or allowed below. Suc`toatefials shall include but
not
be confined to; all primary p ls, such
ives and
oxide and leaa sulphate; all high exp
boosters, such as TNT, RDS, tetryl and ammonium nitrate,
propellants and components thereof such as
orate and
nitrocellulose, b4aet-powder sivesammon,usuchrasldynamite,
nitroglycerine; blasting explosives,
Y�
powdered magnesium, potassiuchlorate, potassium
permanganates and potassium nitrate; and nuclear fuels
ch as uran
and reactor elements suium 235 and plutonium.
) pound
The possession and storage
gmor
andfno moreenone i
thantwenty(20)
of black sporting powder
pounds of smokeless powder shall he allowed provided it
is stored in its original container.
Subd. T
40.P5 YARD REOUIRF.MENTS
spce
Subd. A a—,t
areas tobesprovidedction dforlinpeachnimum zoningaddistracts
in
Subd. H No lot, yarn or other open space shall be reducedard open
area cr dimension so as to make such lot�his Code, and if
space less than the minimum required by
the existing yard or other open space as existing is less
than the minimum required it shall not be further reduced
or
No required open space provided about oft anyanytopenbuldingspace
structure shall be included as a p
required for another structure.
isted in
le
Subd. C shall beameasured nfrom the appropriate e
appropriatelotblinee.low,
.
1
40.04
street, except properly constructed chain link
fences. Such chain link fences shall not exceed
forty-eight (48) inches in height from the grade
level at the lot line and shall have openings in the
wire mesh .(t not )r¢s than one and five eighths
(1-5/8) inches nor more than two and one to�rth
(2-1/4) inches. Such fences may follow the lot line
to the lot corner. The thirty (30) feet restriction
noted aunve shal I consist of cite le lanyie jvuuo.i t:y
connecting the two points on intersecting jot lines
that are each thirty (30) feet from the lot corner.
13) Except as provided in (2) above, fences not to exceed
48 inches in height may be located on any part of a
lot. Fences, not to exceed 96 inches in height may
be erected on any part of a lot behind the front line
of the principal building.
(4) In all zoning districts the lot area remaining after
providing for off-street parking, off-street loading,
sidewalks, driveway, building site and/or other
requirements shall be planted and maintained in
grass, sodding, shrubs or other acceptable vegetation
or treatment generally used in landscaping.
(5) Any fence shall be so constructed that the surface
facing adjoining properties or public right-of-ways
shall be of finished construction.
(6) A fence shall be installed on the �licant's
property. The fence shall not be installed direct
ovur_the proper[�line.
Subd. 1 Required Fencing, Screenino and Lan dsc-piN. The fan:ing
and screening required by this Code shall be subject to
Section 40.04, 5ebd. H, ann shall consist of either a
fence or a green belt planting strip the haicht of which
shall be surticient to 1(4e,,uately shield the activity
from the abutting properties.
I1) A green belt planting strip snail consist of
evergreen ground cover and shall be of sufficient
width end density to provide an effective screen.
This planting strip shall contain no structures or
other use. Such planting strips shall not be less
than eight (8) feet in height. Earth mounding or
herms may be used but shall be limited to an average
of five (5) feet of the height Of the required
screen. The planting plan and type of shrub shall
require the approval of the Planning Commission based
upon a recommendation of the City Engineer and
Building Inspector.
(2) A required screening fence shall be constructed of
masonry, brick, w0011 or steel. Such fence shall
provide a solid screening ett�ct and not exceed eight
40.04
Subd. R Toxic or Noxious Matter. No use shall, for any period of '
time, discharge across the boundaries of the lot wherein
it is located toxic or noxious matter of such concen-
tration as to be detrimential to or endanger the public
health, safety, comfort, or welfare, or cause injury or
damage to property, business or persons.
subd. S Ezolosives. No activities involving the storage,
nr .arnnfartnre of materials or oroducts which
could decompose by detonation shall be permitted except
such as are specifically authorized by the City Council
or allowed below. Such materials shall include but not
be confined to: all primary explosives, such as lead
oxide and lead sulphate; all high explosives and
boosters, such as TNT, RDS, tetryl and ammonium nitrate,
propellants and components thereof such as
nitrocellulose, b4sek-powder ammonium perchlorate and
nitroglycerine; blasting explosives, such as dynamite,
powdered magnesium, potassiuchlorate, potassium
permanganates and potassium nitrate, and nuclear fuels
a,-.1 reactor elements such as uranium 235 and plutonium.
The possession and storage of no more than one (1) pound
of black sporting powder and no more than twe.,ty (20)
pounds of smokeless powder shall he allowed provided is
is stored in its original container.
Subd. i Underground Storage Tanks. Underground gzs storage tar_ks
shall satisfy state and faderal laws. If a lot has one or
more underground storage tanks and the business on that
lot is closed Eor one yeat, the underground storage tanks
shall be removed or filled. If the closed h„siness fails
to remove or fill the underground storage tanks after
n cat'
by the City in writing, the City steal: have
the right to fill or remove the tank. The test of a ch
work shali be assessed to the property.
40.05 fARD REQUIREMENTS
Subd. A Purpose. This sectinn identifies minimum yard spaces
and areas to be provided for in each zoning district.
Subd. 3 No lot, yard or otner open space shall 7e reduced in
area or dimension so as to make such lot, yjrd or open
space less than the minimum required by this Code, and if
the existing yard or other open space as existing is less
than the minimum required it shall not be further reduced
No required open space provided about any buiidiny ur
structure shall be included as a part of any open space
required for another structure.
Subd. C Ali setback distances, as listed in the table below,
shall be measured from the appropriate lot line.
40.07
unless upon application for a variance of this
restriction the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
finds that it is in the interest of public safety
to waive such. Medium density residential (two
(2) to six (6) units) may have two (21 curb cuts,
provided that each individual cut does not exceed
twelve (izj veer an(i ti,ai iimi, bui'iacc:; a-,c ..
minimum of torty (40) feet apart. (2W
j. Surfacing. All areas intended to be utilized for
parking space and driveways shall be surfaced with
materials suitahle to control dust, drainage, and
erosion, meeting the requirements. of Chapter 44.05
and shall be installed within one (1) year
following is,uance of the building permit.
Except in the case of single family and two family
dwellings, driveways and stalls shall be surfaced
with a six (6) inch class five base and two (2)
inch bituminous tnpping, or a full depth
bituminous equivalent. Plans for surfacing and
drainage of driveways and stalls for five (5) or
more vehicles shall he submitted to the City
Engineer for his review and the final drainage
plan must receive his written approval.
k. Str iinn1. Except for single, two family and
townhouses, all parking stalls shall be marked
with Otte ellow painted lines not less than fcur
14) inches wide.
I. Liyh;ing. Any lighting uaed to illumi^.ate an
uff-street parkiny area shall ba so arranged so to
reflect the llgct a.ay from adjoining pr3perty,
abutting residential uses and public right-of-ways
and ae in compliance with rectin 40.04, Subd. T of
this Code.
m. Sighs. No sign stall he so located as to restrict
the sight lines and order.y operation and traffic
movem,-nt within any parking lot. All signing must
conform to the Mounds View Sign Code (Chapter 39).
n. Curbi22 and Landscaping. Exrept for single, two
wily and townhouses, all open off-street parking
shall have a perimeter curb barrier around the
-:or
entire parking iui, said cart ba:.. shall not he
Closer tha:i five (5) feet to any lot line. Grass,
plantings or surfacing materials shall be provided
in all areas bordering the parking area.
d. Required Screening. All open, non-residential,
off-street parking areas of five (5) or more
spaces shall he screened and landscaped trom
40.09
Ill Appeals and questions of doubt concerning the exact
location of a zoning district boundary line shall be
heard by the Planning Commission serving as the Board
of Adjustment and Appeals.
(2) when any street, alley or other public right-of-waY
is vacated by official action of the City, the zoning
Aistrict a Matting the
id alley or
v-.a,tshall er nfa
notbeaffected by
otner puui io- .v••- --
such proceeding.
40.10 R-1, SINGLE FAMILY REbIDENTIAL DISTRICT
Subd. A pUrpOSe. The purpose of the R-1, Single Family District
is to provide for low density single family detached
residentiai dwelling units and directly related,
complementary uses.
Subd. B The following are permitted uses in an R-1 Districts
(1) Single family detached dwellings-
(2) Boarding lhousel home - foster children: Restricted
to a family dwelling in which children out of their
own homas, age sixteen (16) years or under, or in the
case of mental retardation aye twenty-one 1 21 ) or
under, are cared for twenty-four (24) hours a day for
a period of thirty (30) days. The number to be cared
for 4boarding
sO) home
shall^ noteochildster u
execedfive (5),including the foster
family's own children.
ing
(3) wDayhich
Care ter e, sutcted ervisconaandmtraininglfor in
which foster are, p
children of schoo'. or prEarthOflaage
out
of than
e own
home is provided due ng p
ss
twenty-four (24) 'sours) with n(, overnight
accomm><ations or facilities and children are
delivered and removed Oaily. The number to he cared
for ic. one 11) day care home shall not exceed twelva
E4ve-49+ (12) including the famity's own chi. ren.
(4) Public parks and playgrounds.
(5) Essential services.
Subd. C The following are permitted accessory uses in an R-1
District:
(1) private garages, parking spaces and carports as
regulated by Section 40.07 (0ff-Street Parking) uI
this Cnde. Private garages are intended solely for
storage of the private passenger vehicles of the
--- - ---'48.06
9. The a me period for commencement and completion of
the development, including time for staging of
phdevelopment, if applicable.
10. Design specification and plan for all sediment and
erosion control measures as well as all grading
anj :rainaoe appurtenances dnd practices.
c. in the case of a minor development or change and/or
development involving a single family detached or
roaitianra, the aoOlica'lt may be
exempted from strict compliance to certain require-
ments of this ordinance, upon approval by the City
Council.
Subdivision 5. Time of Permit - Extensions and Renewals.
A permittee shall begin the work authorized by the permit
within ninety (90) days from the date of issuance of the permit
unless a different date from the commencement of work is set
forth in the permit. The permittee shall complete the work
authorized by the permit within the time limit specified on the
permit, which shall in no event exceed more than twelve (12)
months from the date of issuance unless such time limit is
extended by the Council. The permittee shall notify the City a:
least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the commencement of work.
Should the work not be commenced as specified herein, the permit
shall become void.
48.07. EXCEPTIONS; PERMIT.
A. Emergencies. Upon the declaration of an emerge.cy by
the Council and the issuance of a permit by the
Council, emergency work necessary to preserve life or
property shall be permitted in a wetland zoning
distric..
B. Repairs. Upon application and approval by the
Council, a prrs:i may repair cr riaintain any lawfu:
use of land existing on the date of udoption of this
Chapter.
C. prier Agreements. Tne-Eenne+,}-may-perm*! devo}epmen2-
_._____----ef-pneeeie-where-!here-ere-sereemente-entered-role-end
______-----ere-ex+st4np-between-the-e+ty-and-the-ownerlapp++eent-
_________re*at +ve-to - the -e+te-ender-prepese4-prier-to- the-----
-----------edepe+e n-eE-th+s-6rd4naneer Notwithstanding any other
nrovision of this Code to the contra theme and
vinu a total of 40 acr
env
safer L aml we
a
51.04
Ok 51.04 Job qualifications.
Subdivision 1. Knowledget skills and abilities.
(1) Thorough knowledge of the planning, scheduling,
publicizing end execution of park and recreational programs.
(2) Considerable knowledge of the philsophy and objec-
tives of public recreation.
-'-
(3) Knowledge oC punllc adminncratiun auu
methods and procedures.
i4) Ability to write concise reports.
(5) Ability to plan, promote and direct recreation pro-
grams.
(b) Considerable ability in meeting with clubs, civic
groups anti individuals to explain and secure participation in
programs.
(7) Considerable ability to estahiish and maintain effec-
tive working relationships with employees and general public.
Subdivision 2. Fxperience and training.
(1) t'we Three to five years' experience in a community
park and/or a recreational program in supervisory capacity.
(2) Fxperienc_- in planning and programming park activi-
ties.
l31 Some experience or formal training in public adminis-
tration.
Subdivision 3. Minimum requirements.
( I ) -ollcye degree in park and recreation administ:ation.
(2) Extensive experience in the field of parks and re-
creation mal be substituted for tt3 3cadenic requ,rement. (203)
CHAPTER 52
PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS, OPEN SPACE AND
,cnwr�iu nuts RIILF.S AND REGULATIONS
52.01, PURPOSE:.
The following rules and regulations are hereby adopted for
all parks, playgrounds, open space and recreation area designated
by the City of Mounds View.
52.02. DEFINITIONS.
(1) Parks, playgrounds, open space, and recreation area.
Any area, designed by the City of Mounds View, wherever located
within the City which is reserved, designated or used for active
or passive recreation and which is owned,oprated or controlled
by the City or controlled by another government
(2) Motor vehicle. "Motor vehicle" means every velncle
which is self-propelled and does not der;ve it's power from over-
head wires. Motor vehicles include, but shall not be limitnd to,
automobiles, trucks, motor bikes, mini -bikes, s.�owmobiles rod
battery -powered cart3.
52.03. INTOXICATING AND NON-INTGX:CATIN_ CC6SgNo
"QPd
intoxicating beverages shall be consumed, riisplsyec, P
in any garK, playground, open space, or recreation area in the
. t ncoxicating liquors be sold or
CityIn n� even shell ary no
bartered in any park, playground, opei space or recrert!cn area.
IBITED
gaged in2off.cialTCii 1CssR°h wisecspeci icallyPau[ho'
rized by the Clerk -Administrator, shall operate n area within the
motor vehicle
in any park, playground, open space or recreation
C:[y of Mounds View except upon those area that are designated
for use by certain vehicles.
52.05. CURFEW AUTHORIZED. No pers-onsunlressPengagplay-
ground, i
official City business shall enter up including all
open space or recreation area of the ment and facilities
.. improved or not, and all lequ o o'clock P.M. end 6
park proWert .
located thereon, between the nours ,,, d by yj ns noting the
o'clock A.M. whfovlded,uch facilitihoweveresthae socheP°stinggshall be by
curfew hours; p person not engaged
order of the City Council. The fact that any p
in official City business as authorized or delegatedubbynthe
Clerk -Administrator may be present in a posed p
'Put k" n: na, V � 63.01
/w ('HAPTER 63
• FIRE CODE
63.01. STATE BUILDING CODE. Effective July 1, 1972, all.
building within the Municipality shall he regulated by Laws,
In?i chzptcr 5[1
63.02. ADOPTION OF UNIFORM F!RF CODE. There is hereby
adopted by Mounds View for the purpose of prescribing regulations
governing conditions hazardous to health and property from fire
or explosion, that certain code known as the Uniform Fire Code,
1973 Edition, recumcndeu uy the Internet.iona; nsevCiatiu:,, belny
particularly the 1973 edition thereof, and as amended from time
to time, of which code at least one (1) copy has been and is now
filed lit he offices of the Clerk and the same is hereby adopted
and the date of which this ordinance shall take effect the pro-
visions thereof shall be controlling within the limits of the
Municipality. (178) (219)
63.03. GENERAL PROVISIONS.
(1) Section 4r494B 9._102 Definitions of Uniform Fire Code
Amended.
(2) Section +r294 i02(a), Section 1.209 are hereby
amended to include "school bus" as an additional occupancy to be
inspected and hazardous conditions remedied. 4-244+
63.04, AUTGMOBILE WRECKING YARDS, JUNK YARDS AND WASTE
MATERIAL HANDLING PLANTS. Section 4r944 34.10H, the burning of
wreckrd or diq;-arded motor vehicles or of junk or of any waste
materials is hereby prohibited. +2l9il
63.n5. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE _GENERAL is amended in its
entirety rs follows:
Arricle 11, General Precautiors Against Fire,
Division 1, Incinerators and opan burning, bon fires and
outdoor rubbish fires, Section 27T*04
ll.10) (a) is amenued in its entirety as
o lows:
(a) De.finitionR.
"Director" - means the Director of the Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency.
"Garbage" - animal and vegetable matter such as that
originating in homes, restaurantb, end food s ..ice and
proce89ing estahiishments.
63.05
^Opening Burning' - burning any matter whereby the
omitted directly [o the
resultant combustion products are
through an adequate stack,
1
open atmosphere without passing
duct, or chimney.
waste, material, trade waste or
'Refuse" - any Cnmhustihle
in a free or combined state.
garbage containing carbon
"salvage Operation"_ - any business, trade, industry or
for the
Diller activity rnnAucted in whole or in part
or chemicals or
,...r„nses of salvaging or reclatminy metals
other products or materials.
"Authorized" - approval of the Director and Fire Depart-
by a permit from both agencies.
ment as evidenced
se
Recreationalfires
(b1 Exception.
apply burningmfireplacesenor
regulatinos shall not
for the prep aration of food by barbe-
to fires used solely
cuing.
Requt=ed, Not withstanding a permit from the
(Pe.mit
c)
Director to conduct open burning, a permit must be
to any burning.
obtained from the Fire Department prior
ld) �ecial Requ� e^t`�• All authorized open burning
must comply with the following:
(1) The location is not less than 50 feet from any
structure on she property on which the burning revent
o p
any
ufrom ato t50sfeet of are any
fire spreading wite thin
structurc.
(2) A competent person must be in constant attendance
This person
until the open burning is extinguished.
o thereawateilyavaipply
shall have a garden hose connected
equip:
nent-able
or other fire extinguishing
for use.
is only permitted trom 6:00 p.m. to 6:00
(3) Burning
a.m. on any day.
(4) Minnesota Air pollution C xltrol Agency Rule No. 8
shall
is hereby adopted in full and by reference and
this City.
ne In full force and effect in
thief May Prohibit. The Chief of the Fire Department
when
lel en burning
may prohibit any or all authorized op.
local circumstances make such
atmospheric conditions or
f Ires ha7arAn--a. f2I0I
40
63.06
63. oh. t,STAHLISHMFNT AND DUTIES OF BUREAU OF FIRE
PREVENTION.
suhdiviRion 1. F.ntorcemenr, The llniform Fire Code shall
be enforced by the HUreau of Fire Prevention in the Fire Depart-
ment under contract wiht Mounds View, which is hereby established
and which shall he operated under the supervision of the Chief of
the Fire Department.
Suhdivision 2. Inspectors. The Chief of the Fire
Department may detail such members of the Fire Department as
members o: he Bureau
or rife Ylevr..!-- as
..- .^e�iortnrF
shall from time to time be. necessary.
Subdivision 3. Annual Report. A report of the Bureau of
Fire Prevention shall be made annually and transmitted to the
Council. (219)
Subdivision 4. Fire Inspector. The City shall appoint a
fire inspector to handle routlr.e in actions and fire prevention
code vio ati ms, including, but not imite to routine
inspections or the schools commercial buildings industrialinte fir
buildin s and multiple dwelling occupancies. The appo
inspector shall be responsible for the enforcement of these
routine inspection matters All other matters currently handled
b the fire de artment come under the direction of Fire Chief,
Shall remain the finction of the Fire Department.
63.07. DEFINITIUNS.
(1) Wherever the word "Municipality" is used in the Fire
Prevention Code, it shall be held to mean Mounds View.
(2) Whenever the term "Corporation Counsel" is used in
the Fire Prevention Code, it shall be held to mean the
City Attorney for Mounds Vies. (219)
63.08. ESTABLISHMENT OF LIMITS OF DISTRI:'TS IN WHICH
STORAGE OF F[.AMMP.BLE LIJUiDE IN OUTSIDE ABOVd-G2OUNi TAN,(S IS TO
BE PROHIBITSU.
Subdivision 1. Abr,ve_Ground Tanks. The limits referred
to in Section 4SrRg+- Fad 79 of the Uniform Fire Code in whi_h
storage of flammable liquids io outside above ground tanks is
prohibited, are to be established by the Bureau of Fire creven-
ttnn and it shall be designated on a map which shall become a
part of this Code. Three copies of said map shall be on file
with the Clerk and one copy shall be posted in the office of the
Chief of the Fire Department.
Subdivision 2. Bulk Plants. The limits referred to in
Section 46r604 79 of the Uniform Fire Code, in which new bulk
plants for flammable liquids are prohibited, are to be esta-
blished by the Bureau of Fire Prevention, shall be designated on
a map prepared for such purpose, three copies of which Shall he
kept on file with the Clerk's office, and one copy to be posted
in the ottilre of the Ch uet of the Fire Department. (2191
63.09
63.09. ESTABLISHMENT OF LIMITS IN WHICH BULK STORAGE U
LI UIPtRD PETROLEUM GASES IS TO BE RESTRICTED. The limits
re err; to in Section w0ri9S-+e+ 80.105 of the uniform Fire
Code, in which bulk storage of liquified petroleum yam is
restricted, is to be established by the Hurrau of Fire
Prevention, shall he designated on a map prepared for such
purpose, three copies of which shall he kept on file in the
Clerk's oftice, and one copy to be posted in the office of the
Chief of the Fire Department. (219)
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the-Nn+fete-P+re-Fade-;pen-epp++eel+en-+n-rr+ling-br-ehe-crone
er-+esseer-nr-h+s-d;+r-anchor+end-egenlr-rhea-!here-ere
preee4ee+-d+ff+e;}l+es-+n-the-ter-ef-carer+nq-eel-ehe-slue!
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be-ebservedr-pob+te-seteer-seeeredr-and-srbatenl+s+-lrst+ee
dener--9'he-paelte;+ere-ef-etch-mad+f+eel+en-when-@rented-er
e}}need-end-the-den+s+en-nf-the-f?h+ef-ef-lAe-Brrean-of-P4re
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63.10. FIRE. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
Subdivision 1. Fire Prevention Policy Statement. it is
declared to be the policy of the Cit of Mounds View to
vigorously promote the safety and we are of its cit zens and
visitors. In this context, the traditional approach to fire
service -- su2pressinG fire; once ��ilnited, rescu nq survivors,
and too requent y exporing ire 1 ters to p ysics dange ana
death, all at a disproportionately high community investment of
resources in manpower and equipment -- is delcared unacceptable
for the City of Mounds View. Rather, is is the ire
po iicy_n t e Ctty of Moun Vier toe tciently Uri tr1 safer
a its
resources and maximize Itfe, sa eland citizen we are by
reyuirinq that fire prevention and extingulphinq systems �2 built
into certain new structures. Thus_the a ectu enema of the
Moun s View Fird pepartment is enhanced and extended at a lower
cost to the citizenry, life satety is allocated a pr ority at
Met as great a:, prooerti protectiongand the owner cost of
built-in fire rotection is attic! o[ vho 1� [ape t:i savings
nn initial construction coats an annulre insurance premiums.
Subdivision 2. Fire F.xtinquishinq .Systems Required.
suer mint Desement, or c;11ar in ever butldi.t hereaftd
Erected in I-1 tin untrial► B-1 Inei hborhood business) if
(limited business B- hwa ueinessl B-1 (re tonal
iusiness) and R-0 (residential office; zoning .Ai.trlrtq shall
laves installed and be equipped with an automatic fire
txtinm-shin@ system which complies vt�Fti the kirovis ons of the
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rooms.
the requirements of this ordi
Appeals Board, as established
shall make the final determin
cases. The Board of A eels
may grant variances ram the
in instances where their stri
hardship because o clrcumsta
specific property or use unde
this ordinance considered in
distinctive circumstances rel
must be the approximate cause
bb the property owner of the
shall not constitute su�cie
once. A variance may be uran
use tr
common
within
(c) T
to the
t ror
neral
r,
en
va
c wel:are or lnlur
63. 10
es or adjustments from
,e coasidered D !nn
Counct'I Tie Council
variance and adjustment
and the Ci Council
sion o t is or lnanco
t woulT cause undue
n'Fistinctive to the
on. The provisions of
with the uni use and
roperty or uses thereof
circumstances caused
a predecessot in title
ion t_ o grant a vari-
1Z7 Pnunn l a pnr Aamnn-
owner would result if
ns were carried out;
application for a
r parce. of land or th
is stag t an are nct
ty or uses ,hereof
roof
+ill not be det.imerta
to other orooerty or
63. IU
63.11. PENALTIES.
Subdivision 1. Misdemeanor. Any persons, firm, or
curporation which shall violate any provisions of this chapter
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. The impuiiitiCn of one Penalty
for any violation shall not excuse the violation or permit it to
continuer and all such persons shall be required to correct or
remedy such violations or defects within a reasonable time; and
when not otherwise specified each ten days that prohibited con-
ditions are maintained shall constitute a separate offense. The
application of the above penalty shall not be held to prevent the
enforced removal of prohibited conditions.
Subdivision 2. orders Establishing Fire Lanes. The
Bureau of Fire Prevention is hereby authorized to order the
establishment of fire lanes on public or private property as may
be necessary in order that the travel of fire equipment may not
be interfered with, and that access to fire hydrants or buildings
may not be blocked off. When a fire lane has been offered to be
established, it shall be marked by a sign bearing the words 'No
Parking - Fire Lane' or a similar messaSe. When the fire lane is
on public property or a public right -of -Way, the sign or signs
srall be erected by the city, and when on private property, they
shall be erected by the owner at his own expense within 30 days
after he has b?en notified of the order. Thereafter, no person
shall park a vehicle or otherwise occupy or obstruct the fire
lane. (219)
63.12. REPEAL. The adoption of the codes and standards
referred to it this chapter shall not repeal or supersede any
ordinance= of Mounds View regulating the same subject smtter, but
the provisions r,f said codes and standards and of the ordinances
of the municipality shall all bl) applicable. In the event that
there is a conflict between the provisions of said codes and
standards and ordinances of Mounds View, the more restrictive
provision shall prevail, except when there is a conflict between
said codes and standards and the building code, then the provi-
;ione nr the buildinq code shall prevail. (214, 219, 174)
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70.01
(2) Before proceeding with the const-•uction, enlargement,
alteration, or repair of any water line connecting the municipal
water system to any house or building, the owner or, his agent
shall fulfill the following requirements:
(a) Obtain from the Municipality a water connection
permit, tire fee for wtiicn shall be established by re-
solution of the City Council. The plumbing inspector
shall examine all applications t•.r water connections
before construction. After the construct.on,
enlargement or alteration is complete, the plumbing
inspector shall he notified fn• the final inspec-
tion. !t shsll be unlawful cl, cover any connecting
line until an inspection has been made and such
connection and the work incident thereto has been
approved by the Municipality.
(b) Whenever a new water connection is constructed, the
owner shall pay to the Municipality a trunk, source
and storage contribution of $200.00 per residential
unit or in the case of rther than residentiallly
zoned property $1,600.00 per acre. Such contribu-
tions shall be reserved solely for the purpose of
funding construction, replacement, modification or
major maintenance of water trunk IL es, wells, towers
or reservoirs and the debt service thereon as specif-
ically authorized by the City Council. (282)
lc) Builo:ngs that were in existence at th! time of the
water main installation and that have not hooked up
tc the wate_ ssstem must also paid a late hook-Ep
charge of 5100.
(3) Before any water co.•veyed through the municipal water
system shall be used or utilized on the lano or premises of ary
person, firm or corporation or before water is taken from a
municipal hydrant by any person, firm or corporation, there shal_
first Le installed a water meter with remote Bader twat wall
accurately measure the water consumeG on the premises, exeept and
finless such installation shall be exempt by the Municipality.
The applicant for a new water service shall pay to the Municipa-
lity at the time of his application the amou.lt to be established
by resolution of the City Council equal to the cost of a water
meter with remote leader.
(4) All monies previously received by the Municipality as
nranavwunlo en+ll 1.- - :,o iCiICCCC❑ On Cne UqC C'! aCCOUnC
as a prepayment until the user vacates the premises at which time
it Shall be applied to the final bill as regulated by 70.15 or,
should the user elect to do so, the prepayment may be credited to
the fee established by 70.01 (3) when the user elects to have a
meter with remote installed on his premises.
70.03
70.03 Liability for Repairs. After-the-4Attta4-eennee---
tton-hen-been-made-to-the-eurb-stapr-the-app+teentr-ornerr-er-the
eeenponl-ar-alher-rear-of-swab-premtees-ehe}+-be-4+eb4e-fee-e}+--
repatra-he#weep-the-eurb-stop- ban -anA- the- atruetare -+seated-on---
ehe-prem4senr--yhe-Munte4pe}tcy-ri}+-be-responeib}e-far-eepe+rs--
frem-lhr-curb-slap-bww-la-ehe-racer-mein-end-any-necessary-!tree!
�wwwl�-__Yw�w�wwww�w-wf-Me-etlrb-ntee-ben-aha}}-be-lhal-ef-lhe---
epp4teertr-awrterr-mr-neewpant-er-other-user-ef-the-rrpetses-end--
ita-she++-he-the-respons4ht44ty-ef-said-party-to-me4ntatm-the----
errb-stop-hew-et-sueh-hetght-es-wt4+-insure-that-+t-reme4no-above
the -fintshaA-grade-af-ehe-4end-or-property r--Neth+ng-herein-w+44-
prevent-!Rr Muwieipettty-trem-reeavertng-tne-esste-ef-Perot ra----
feem-the-app4+eentr-owner?-or-other-seewpent-er-ether-rser-of----
sweh-premtnesr-or-any-ether-party-in-the -even t-4t-eon-be-esteb---
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the-repstrar
After the initial connection has been made to the watermain, the
applicant, or the occupant or other user of such premises shall
be liable for all repairs between the ratenaain and the structur
sea
sea
responsibility or sa
maintain the curb sto box at such het ht as will ensure that it
wt 1 remain above the finish ra e t e an or properEy.
Nothing !rein riil prevent the municipality From recovering the
cost of repairs from the applicant, owner, or other occupant or
ether user such premises or any other art to the event is
can est3blis a, use of the damages
requurt q the r pairs.
70.04 Unlawfui to Tart,per with Meter. It shall Ne unlaw-
ful for any person to tamper with, by -pas;, or in any manner
w.natsoever interfere with the proper use and functioning of any
water meter within the Municipality.
70.05 Implied Consent to Rules, Regulations and Rates.
Every person applying for water service and every owner of pro -
pert% for which any such application is mach shall be deemed upon
making such application to consent to ail rules, reyulacions, and
rates set forth in this ordinance, and such further riles, regu-
lations and rates as may thereafter be set forte, and adopted by
the Council pursuant to resolution or ordinance.
70.06 Meter Readings billing and Penalties.
(1) The Municipality may provide a system of water meter
reading by post card, meter man, or any other method deemed suit-
able. The Municipality may also establish billing areas or
districts and provide for the reading of meters and billing of
charges by calendar quarters, monthly quarters of such periodic
intervals as the Council shall determine suitable and necessary
70.06
from time to time.
121 The Council shall establish by resolution such pena
ties and charges as deemed appropriate for estimating rater usage
bills and late payments of bills.
I;I The Municipality reserves tr'e riyht to discontinue
ssary for
rater sera��?tto ionalyconnectionmer rorhoreconnectut eonhor foren nonpayment
repairs, _ ,,.e itRreuard of any rules or regulations
of charyes or obis •;• of salu
In conn"tion with the uqe or operation
any service has been discontinued for nonpayment of charges or
70. 15
utility bill, the Municipality shall he entitled to deduct from
such said prepayment the amount of the unpaid bill and may dis-
continue service to the customer until the depleted prepayment
sum shall he increased to the oriyinal amount required under this
chapter. The liability of the Municipality for the return of
said prepayment, however, shall be limited to the funds as are
available in the water department and shall not constitute a
general obligation of the Municipality. If an owner shall sell
or transfer the premises to another person, and fails to apply
the purchaser thereof shall be entitled to the
return of said prepayment in lieu of the origins, appiica:1L Ui,�^
satisfactory proof of transfer of title and possession of said
premises at least six months prior to application for the refund.
(1) Upon satisfactory proof of transfer of title and
possession of said promises at least six months prior to applica-
tion for the refund; or
(2) If the prior owner shall have failed to apply for
such refund. Such refund, however, shall he subject to all other
restrictions of this ordinance.
70.16 Damages to system. It shall be unlawful for any
person o tamper with,
alter
damage
hydrantCecurbnorovalve
connection any part thereofor any
box or street
valves or connection of any type
spart
who sodamagesthereof witt,out authority of the Municipality. Any pron
shall be liable for the damage or loss to the Municipality caused '
thereby.
70.17 Excavating work and Testing of Meters.
(1) All installation work or repair or connections to the
Municipal water system including grades, bents and backfilling
shall be performed under the direction and supervision of the
plumbing Inspector. No work shall be covered or backfilled until
directed by said Inspector. All work and excavations snail be
protected by barricades and warning markers an,; lights reasonable
and suitable to the purpose. The Municipality shall be held
harmless for any claim of loss as might otherwise arise for
damage, lrss or injury caused by or ariving by reason of such
work being performed.
(2) No street or excavation shall be undertaken except by
permission by the Municipaiity.
(3) Whenever a water user questions the accuracy of a
meter no exceeding 5/8 inche in size and desires that his meter
be tested, he shall pay a fee of $25.00 if the meter tests accu-
rately within a range of minus 3 percent to plus one and one half
per cent. The testing of water meters exceeding 5/8 lochs to
size shall be regulated by 70.02 (5). If it is not accurate
within this range, no charge will be made for testing and an ad-
-lustment on the water hill will he made for thperiod of time
that the mutor t+ astiumu,l to lay Inavollrate as determined by the
Municipality.
70.18
10.11 Emergency Regulations. The Council may impose
OW emergency regulations pertaining to the conversation of water by
resolution of the Council and by giving notice by publication or
by posting in the Municipal Hall and at such public places as the
Council may direct. Water s rinklin ban ma be im lemented b
the Director of Public Works a ter he opal ies the Clerk -
Administrator and the Mayor. The lawn sprinkling ban may be
implemented for the months of May, June, July, August, and
Ven♦amtler
7U.19 Request for Turning uff Water. Requests for
turning off water must be made in writing 10 days prior to the
rime shut off is requested; otherwise, the owner of the premises
shall he liable for water usage until a meter reading is taken.
70.20 Right to Enter Land. The Municipality by an autho-
rized employoe or agent shall have the riaht to enter and be
admitted to any lands anti property in the Municipality for the
purpose of inspection of materials, plumbing work and fixtures of
all kinds used by or in connection with the water and sewer
systems.
70.21 Private Water Not Permitted. Whenever any premises
are connected to the municipal water system, there shall be main-
tained a complete physical separation between the municipal water
supply system and the private water supply system so that is is
impossible to intentionally or unintentionally allow any water
producted by a private system to be introduced in the supply line
trom the municipal system.
70.22 Estimated Bills. Any water obtained by any person,
firm or corporation from the municipal water system which `.s not
paid for by the cuL, omen or user thereof by payment of water
charges or rates decermined by i meter shell be charged at an
oaid for by such consumer or use: upon an estimate of the
quancity of water used as computed at the established rain for
such purpose or use, except that the Council may waive payment of
such rharye where deemed by tote Council to be in the best in-
terest of the Municipality.
70.23 Rates. Water consumption charges to consumers
shall become due and payable quarterly on a calender schedule
prepared by the Clerk-Administratot. Said water rates and zny
surcharges shall be established by resolution of the City Council
from time to time.
70.24 Use of Hydrants. It shall be unlawful for a person
to obtain water from a municipal water system hydrant except at a
location specified by the municipality and nnly after obtaining a
permit from the municipality.
70.25 Separability of Sections. if any portion of this
chapter shall be held invalid, the invalidity of such portion
shall not affect the validity of the other provisions of this
chapter which shall continue in full force and effect.
70.26 Penalty_ P_rovisiona. Any person who shall do or
comisit any act that is lorhW',lo7i by the provisions of this
chapter shall do guilty of a misdemeanor. (74)
71.07
/�► substantial construction, watertight and equipped with easily
removable covers which, when bolted in place, shall he gastight
and watertight. All grease, oil and sand interceptors shall be
maintained by the owner, at his expense.
(10) Any wastes prohibited by the Metropolitan Waste
Control Commission.
Subdivision 2. Industrial Wastes. It shall he unlawful
CU dlSCOdCgP Lltu file nwu,,iyoi io..i �..:} z...c: any ...-
dustrial w3stes unless the prior approval of the Plumbing
Inspector is obtained. The Plumbing Inspector shall approve the
discharge of industrial wastes when, in his opinion, the proposed
wastes will not be of an unusual amount or character.
Subdivision 3. Other Wastes. The admission into the
public sewers of any waters or wastes having (a) a 5-day -kin-
chemical Oxygen Demand greater than 300 parts per million by
weight, or (b) containing more than 350 parts per million by
weight of suspended solids, or (c) having an average daily flow
greater than 2% of the average daily sewage flow of the Munici-
pality, shall be subject to the review and approval of the
Plumbing Inspector.
The owner shall provide, at his expense, such preliminary
treatment as may be necessary to, (a) reduce the Biochemical
Oxygen Demand to 300 parts der million and the suspended solids
to 350 parts per millior by weight, or (b) control the
quantities and rates of discharge of su^h waters or wastes.
Plans, specifications, and any other pertinent informacion
relating to proposed preliminary treatmer.c facil.tie3 shall be
submitted for the approval of the Counoil. No corstru:tics of
such facilities shall be commenced until proper approvals are
obtained in writiny.
Subdivision 4. Preliminary Treatment Facilities. where
preliminary treatment frcilities are provided for any water, or
wastes, they shall be maintained continuously in satisfactory arC
effective operation, by the owner at his expense.
Subdivision 5. Control Manhole. The owne: of any property
se-ved by a building sewer crrr}' industrial wastes shall
install d suitable control manhole in the building sewer to
facilitate nhsprvation, sampling and me3surement of the wastes.
Such manhole, when required, shall he accessibly and safeiy
located, and shall be constructed in accordance with plans
approved by the Plumbing Inspector. The manhole shall be
installed by the owner at his expense, and shall be maintained by
him so as to he safe and accessible at all times.
Subdivision 6. Measurement Tests. All measurement tests
and analyses of the characteristics of waters and wastes to
71.07
which reference is made shall be determined in accordance with
methods employed by the Minnesota Heperlmenl-nf-Hee}!hr
Pollution Control Agency and shall be determined at the control
manhole proOded or upon suitable samples taken at said control
manhole, and at the expense of the owner of the property
contrinur,ng su_�t »star a.,u wastes.
Subdivision 7. Storm Water. It shall be unlawful to
discharge or cause to be discharged into the municipal sewer
system, either directly or indirectly, any roof, storm, surface
or ground water of any type of kind, or water discharged from any
airconditioning unit or system.
71.08 Tampering with Municipal Sewer System Prohibited.
No person shall maliciously, willfully or negligently damage,
destory, uncover, deface, or tamper with any part of the
municipal sewer system.
71.09 Entry Ilpnn Private Property. The Plumbing
Inspector of Mounds View and other duly authorized employees of
Mounds View, bearing proper credentials and identification, shall
it reasonable times be permitted to enter upon all properties
connected to the municipal sanitary sewer system for the purpose
of inspection. observation, measurement, sampling and testing in
connection with the operation of the municipal sanitary sewer
system.
71.10 Maintenance of Sewer. Haeh-preperey-owner-aha}}---
be-atntng-en-nnobserneted- sewer- }tne-fPon- --
!he-bnt4d4ng-xeeneed-en-lhe-prem4ses-le-lhr-serer-main-end-eeeh--
praper±y-orner-she}}-be-respens4b}e-fee-e}4-repe4re-ee-lhel------
peteten-of-lhe-serer-}toe-}ytng-between-se4e.-bv4}ding-end-the----
elteel-er-reed-rsgnl-of-ray-}one-►hereto-she-serer-me4n-4s-------
}eeswedr--Vhe-mrnte4pe}try-she}}-fe-respens4b}e-for-lAe-reps:ee--
!s-eh±-sewer-}:nr-end-she-scree!-form-lhe-scorer-er-reed-right-ef
wry-}4ne-le-the-sewer-mein-nn}ass-4l-ern-be-eseab}4ehed-thee-�e:,e-
repe4rs-were-neeesettaeed-by-eet4on-of-the-properly-erne►-or-----
enelh.er-perlyr-:n-wY.4eh-ease-the-mnn4e4pe}4ey•reserwee-she-rtghl-
!e-order-ar-pressed-w4lh-the-repe4re-one-seek-ores«ery-ege4nse---
!he-reepansly4e-perry-by-e4etm7-sn4t•or-a9se99men!-when-----------
epp}4eab4er--'Fhe-P4nmhOng-}nspeeter-i9-entherteed-to-make-such---
4nspeeltons-of-she-serer-eenneel4ens-es-he-may-deem-ores±eery-ee-
eeeamp}4eh-lh4s-pnrpaaer-end-she-preperey-srner-she}}-be---------
respena4b}e-for-eerry4ng-owl-sneh-4nslrrel4ene-es-the-P}nmbtnq---
}nspeeeer-deems-neeeesery-ee-neeemp}tsh-lh4e-pnrpeeer
}n-the-event-tt-te-determ4apd-hy-the-P4vmhtne-}nseselor-♦hw♦-�y.
sewer-}4ne-was-ebserneled-ae-lhal-any-repe4re-revs-nseess4leled--
by-seetnn-af-the-properly-srner-er-soother-parlyr-lAere-she}}-be-
an-tnepaelton-charge-}sr:ed-by-she-mrn4etpa}tlyr-----------------
71.10
Each property owner shall be responsible
unobstructed sewer line from the building
to the sewer main end each property owner
on
ween
71.11 Charges.
Subdivision 1. Eatal,lish br 8esoluticn. RateQ and
.... r.,, the uae and service of the sanitary sewer system
,.. y
shall be a=tahlished by resolution of the founcti.
Subdivision 2. Payment. The charges imposed here-
under shall become due and payable quarterly on a calendar
schedule prepared by the Council. Unpaid sewer use charges may
entitle the Municipality to discontinue water service to the
uscr.
Subdivision 3. Industrial Waste.
(1) Recitals. The Metropolitan Waste Control Commission,
a metropolitan commission organized and existing under the laws
of the State of Minnesota (the "Commission"), in order to receive
and retain grants in compliance wish the Federal Water pollution
control Act Amendments of 1972 and regulations thereunder (the
'Act'), has determined to impose and industrial user sewer
strength charye upon users of the Metropolitan Disposal Syscem
(as defined in Minnesota Statutes, Section 473.121, Subdivision
24) to recover operation and maintenance costs of treatment works
attributable to the strength of the discharge of industrial
waste, such sewer strength charge being in addition to the charge
based upcn the volume cf discharge. In order for the City to pay
such costs based upon strength of industrial discharge and
alllocated to it each year by the Commission, it is hereby found,
determined and declared to be necessary to establish sewer
strength charges and a formula for the computation thereof for
all industrial users-eceivinc, waste treatment services within
our served bythe City. Furthermore, Minnesota Statutes, Section
444.075, Subdivision 3, empowers the City to make such sewer
charge a charge against the owner, lessee, occupant
raall Of
l tax
them and certify unpaid charges to the Y auditor
lien against tha property served.
121 Establishment of Streng.h Charges. For the purpose
of paying the costs allocated to the City each year by the
Commission that are based upon the strength
80.01
CHAPTER 60
REGULATION OF THE USE OF HIGHWAYS, STREETS
AND ROADS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY
80.01. HIGHWAYS, STREETS AND ROADS. The regulatory pro-
visions of Mi.^.nego ta Statutes C apter 168, 169, and 171 as
amended from time to time, including amendments enacted by the
nlll lll'b•i.o �.. .j:
,uul Spl•r 1.11 KCB41n09, aS
regulatory ordinances relative to the use of highways, streets
and alleys and of motor vehicles and drivers, and all other
vehicles within Mounds View are hereby incorporated in and made a
part of this Code as completely as if set out herein in full.
80.02. UNREASONABLE ACCELERATION.
Subdivision 1. Definitions.
(1) 'Unreasonable Acceleration' means to cause squealing
or screeching sounds by the tires, and/or fishtailing
of the motor vehicle, of the throwiny of sand or gra-
vel by the tires of said vehicle or both.
(2) 'Motor Vehicle' is hereby defined as any vehicle pro-
pelled by an engine and authorized to be driven on a
public highway.
Subdivision 2. Unreasonable Acceleratiun Prohibited.
Unreasonable acceleration of any motor vehicle on any public
highway or private property within Mounds 'View, as defined
herein, !s hereby declered to be a public nuisance and is pro-
hibited.
Fubdivi3ion 3. Prima Facie. It shall be Prima facie
evidence of d vtolatioh Of this chapter if a motor vehicle stall
oe observed accelerating in such a manner as to cause squealing
or screeching sounds by the vehicle's tires, fishtailing of the
vehicle, or the throwing of sand and gravel or ether material by
the tires of said vehicle, or any combination of the herein
described actions.
RU.03. VEHICLE LOAD LIMIT RESTRICTIONS.
Subdivision 1. Seasonal Load Restrictions.
Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 1970, Chapter 169.80
through 169.88 the Directcr of Public Works-Sapertnlenden!
•., rbvoinnment shall establish appropriate seasonal loac
restrictions for municipal streets and shall cause notice ui
restrictions to be posted as required. Such restrictions shall
be for the purpose of minimizing damage to municipal streets
during the annual spring thaw.
80.03
Subdivision 2. Special Permits.
The w rector of Public Works/Community Development
Super4ntendent may issue special permits authorizing vehicle
loads in excess of established restrictions. Such special
permits shall he for good cause, including maintenance of the
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improvement projects, and shall a issued only when such cause
does not conflict with the purpose of this ordinance.
Subdivision 3. Application.
The operator of each overload vehicle shall make ap-'ica-
tion for such special permit and provide such information as
required by the Director of Public works/Cainmunit' Development
Sapertatendent . A fee of $20.00 for each overload trit shall be
paid with the application. Alt fees collected pursuant hereto
shall he deposited io the Puhlii- Tmprovement Revolving Fund.
80.0/. PENALTY. Any violations of the provisions of this
chapter or of the statutes adopted by reference herein, is a
violation of this Code when it occurs within Mounds View. Any
person thus violating any provisions of this chapter shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, or where authorized, a petty misde-
meanor. (166) (262)
6i.02
(1) Yards. NO person shall allow any motor vehicle or
trailer to be parked in any yard adjacent to a public street
except in a designated off-street parking space.
(3) Boulevards. No person shall allow dny motor vehicle
or trailer to be parked upon the boulevard of a public roadway.
,...• Nn nereon shall
(4) Recreational veniclea enu ey�:r ^"•'•
allow any recreational vehicle or equipment to be parked off
street closer than fifteen feet to the paved surfaces of a public
roadway.
(5) Trucks. No person shall allow any truck to be parked
in any residential district. 1270)
Subdivision 6. Towing. (270)
(1) Police officers are hereby authorized to remove, or
cause to be removed, a vehicle from a street or highway to the
nearest garage or other place of safety, or
garageor de-
signated or maintained by the Police Department,
City rwise
under the circumstances hereinafter
maintained by this C
enumerated.
(a) When any vehicle is left unattended upon any bridge,
viaduct, or causeway, or in any tube, tunnel or
underpass where such vehicle constiiuLes an obstruc-
tion to traffic.
ib) Waen a vehicle upon a highway is 3o disabled As to
constitute an obstruction to traffic and the person
or pee'sons in charge of the vehicles are ty reason of
physical injury incapacitated to such an extent as to
be unable to provide for Its custody or removal.
(c) When any vehicle is left unattended upon a street and
is so parked illegally as to constitute a hazard or
obstruction to the normal mrvement of traffic, or
snow plowing.
(d) When any vehicle is parker' upon a public street in
violation of the plov,sions .f this Chapter.
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81.03 Penalty. Any person who shall do or commit any act
that is forbidden by the provisions of this chapter will be
guilty of a misdemeanor. (19, 109, 142, 169)
90.01
CHAPTER 90
NUISANCES
90.01 Public Nuisance.
Subd..'. .0
.-_n 1. ohilI NuicAnra npfinod. A public
nuisance is athirg, act or use of property which shall:
(1! Annoy, injure or endanger the health, safety, comfort
or repose of the public.
(2) Offend public decency.
(3) Unlawfully interfere with the use of or obstruct, or
tend to obstruct or render dangerous for passage, a public water,
park, square, street, alley or highway.
(4) Depreciate the value of the property of the
inhabitants of the Municipality or of a considerable number
thereof, or
(5) In any way render the inhabitants of the Munici-
pality or a considerable number thereof, insecure in life or in
use of property.
Subdivision 2. Definitions.
(1) 'Person" 3s use? herein includes any person, film, or
corporation, and the singular shall include the plural.
(2) Where rpferen,:es are made herein to {'articular
officers, boards, agencies o: the Council are those that are of
Mounds view unless otnerwise defined.
(3) Beverages with an alcoholic content rot exceeding
3.2 percent saal. be included in the term "intoxicating liquors"
as vsed herein.
S:odtvtsior "s. Public Nuisances A.'fectin%_Nealch, Sa.eU
Comfort or R� ose. 'he following re heresy declared [o be
public nuisances effecting health, safety, confnrt, or repose:
(1) All decayed or unwholesome food offered for sale to
the public.
(3) Milk which is produced by cows which have not been
tested and found free of tuberculosis within the year previous
to the offering of such mild for sale to the public.
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90.01
(4) Carcasses of animals not buried or destroyed within
twenty-four hours after death.
(5) Accumulations of manure or rubbish.
(b) Privy vaults and garbage cans which are not flytight.
(7) Dumping the contents of any cesspool, privy vault or
garbage can except at places authorized by law.
(8) All noxious weeds, tall grasses, and other rank
growths.
(9) An accumulation of tin cans, bottles, or trash or
debris of any nature or description; and the throwing, dumping,
or depositing of any dead animals, manure, garbage, waste,
decaying matter, ground, sand, stones, ashes, rubbish, tin cans,
or other material of eny kind on private property.
(10) Dense smoke, noxious fumes, gas and soot, or cinders
in unreasonable quantities.
(11) Offensive trades and businesses as defined by statute
or ordinance not licensed as provided by law.
(12) All public exposure of persons having contagious
disease.
(13) The distribution of samples of medicines or druos
unless such sa�iples are placed in the hands of an 3du:t person by
someone properly licensed.
(14) All other acts, omissions of acts, occupations and
uses of property which are deemed by the hoard of health to be a
menace to she health of the inhaoitants of the Municipality or a
considerable number thereof.
Subdivision 4. Public Nuisance Aftectiing horals and
Decency. The following are hereby dec.ared to be public
nuisances affe:ting public morals and decency;
(1) All gambling devices, slo, machines and punch
beards.
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such occupations.
(3) All houses kept for the purposes of prostitution
or promiscuous sexual intercourse, gambling houses, houses of
ill fame, and bawdy houses.
(4) All places where intoxicating liquors are 1M
manufactured, sold, bartered or given away in violation of law,
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90.01
or where persons are permitted to resort for the
purpose of drinking intoxicating liquors as a beverage contrary
to law, or where intoxicating liquors are kept for sale, barter
or distribution in violation of the law, and all liquors,
bottles, kegs, pumps, bars and other property kept at and used
for maintaining such a place.
(5) Any vehicle used for the illegal transportation of
intoxicating liquor, or any immoral purposes.
(6) All indecent or obscene pictures, books, pamphlets,
magazines and newspapers and billboards.
(7) The public use of profane or obscene language.
(8) The looking into or peeping through doors, windows
or openings of private homes by methods of stealth and without
proper authority and by surreptitious methods, or what is
commonly known as "window peeping".
(9) All other things, acts, ommisstons, or occupations
that may be considered detrimental to the moral well being of
the inhabitants of the Municipality or a considerable number
thereof.
Subdivision 5. Public Nuisances affecting Peace and
Safety. The following are declared to be nuisanceF affecting
pu is peace and safety:
( I ) All snow and ice not removed free public sidewaiks
twelve (12) hours alter the snow and ice has ceased to be
deposited thereon:
(?) All trees, hedges, billboards or other obstructins
which prevent persons f,um having a clear view cf traffic
approaching ar intersection from cross stre_ts in sufficient time
to bring a motor vehicle driven at a reasonable speed to a full
stop before the intersection is reached;
(3) All lifts of trees which are less than eight (8) feet
above the surface of any public street or alley;
(4) All wires which are strung less than fiftoen (15)
feet aoove the surface of any public 'street or alley;
(5) All buildings, walls, and other structures which have
tiao- damA,iod by fire, decay or otherwise to an extent exceeding
one-half (1/2) their original value or whicn are bu ,iLuaLwd as
to endanger the safety of the public;
(6) All explosives, inflammable liquids and other
dangerous substances or materials stored or accumulated in any
manner or in any amount other than provided by law or ordinance;
90.01
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(7) All use or display of fireworks except as provided
by law or ordinance;
(8) All unreasonable or unnecessary noises._ eneeeeseary-
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(9) All buildings and ai; aiu•Idi,� ��•--•••.- -
or erected in violation of tire cones concen uuy mannur and
materials and construction;
(10) Obstructions and excavations affecting the ordinary
use of the public streets, alleys, sidewalks or public grounds
except undey such conditions as are provided by ordinance, and
any other excavation left unprotected or uncovered indefinitely
or allowed to exist in such manner as to attract people;
(11) Radio aerials strung or erected in any manner except
that provided by law or ordinance.
(12) The piling, storing, or keeping of old machinery,
wrecked or junked vehicles, and other junk or debris.
(13) Any use of property abutting on a public street or
sidewalk, or any use of a public street or sidewalks, which '
causes large crowds or people to gather, obstructing traffic
and the free use of public streets or sidwalks;
(14) All hanging sijns, awnings and other similar
structures Over public streets or sidewalks, or so situated as
to endarger pobllc safe'_y not constructed and mr;ntained as
provided by law of orainance , or withuut proper permit;
(M The al.owing of rain, water, ice or snow to fall
from any building on any public sheet or sidewalk or to flow
across any public Sidewalk;
(16) All eangerous, unguarded machinery, equipment., or
other property in any public place, or so situated or operated
on private property as to attract the public;
(17) The distribution of handbills except as provided by
ldw or ordinance;
(18) Throwing, dropping, or releasing printed matter,
paper, or any r,ther material or objects over the city from an
airplane, balloon, or other aircraft, or in such manner as to
cause such material to fall or land in the town;
(19) elacing entrance culverts, or doing any act which
may alter of affect the dra!nagP of public streets or alleys or
the surface or grade of public streets, alleys, or sidewalxs
without proper permits
(2U) Making repairs to motor vehicles or tires in public
streets or alleys, excepting only emergency repairs when it will
not unduly impede or tnt"rl.'re with traffic;
90.03
90.03 Cesspool or Septic Tank.
Subdivision 1, Unlawful Act. It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, partnership or corporation to allow the
contents of any septic tank or cesspool to be pumped or to
overflow onto the ground (87) (248)
90.01 Junked and Aunuduueu Vei,icies.
Subdivision 1. Definitions.
(1) 'Motor Vehicle" is hereby defined as any vehicle
propelled by an engine and authorized to be driven on a public
highway.
(2) "occupant" is hereby defined as any person living
in and under contr•11 of any dwelling unit upon property wherein a
motor vehicle is parked.
(3) "Vital Component Parts" means those parts of a motor
vehicle that are essential to the mechanical functioning of the
vehicle including, but not limited to, the motor, drive train and
wheels.
Subdivision 2. Nuisance. The following is declared to be
a nuisance affecting the public peace, safety and general
welfare.
Subdivision 3. Unlawful. It shall be unlawful for any
person, firm, partnership, or corporation to pile, store, or keep
wrecked, jur:ked or abandoned motor vehicles on private or punliz
property unless IL shall be screened from Lhe view of. ad3aoent
public and private properties by a fence or garage. Srreen:ng as
provided above shalll conform to all frcvisions of the zoning
code. In no !ase, however, shall such vehicles be piles', stored,
or kept in any front yard or any side yard abutting a public
thoroughfare.
Subdivision 4. Abandoned Motor Vehicle. A motor vehicle
will be considered abandoned if: !1) It has remained .!legally
parked for a period of more than 43 yours on public property
and/or it in lacking vital component parts. (2) It has remained
for a period of more than 48 h,iurs on private property without
the consent of the occupant of such property.
Subdivision 5. Junked Motor Vehicles. A vehicle will be
considered a junked motor vehicle if it cannot be driven, or
propelled under its own power in its existini condirinnn a
aaie anu legal manner as required for operation on public
thoroughfares.
Subdivision 6. License Plates. Any vehicle shall be
deemed to be included under Subdivision 3 of this :hapter if said
vehicle does not have attached thereto a valid and current
license plate Issued by the proper state agency.
90.03
Subdivision 7. Motor Home Exempt.
Self-propelled
motor
homes used for recreational purposes shall
be exempt from
the
screeniny provision of Subdivision 3 and the provision of
Sub-
division 6 if such motor homes comply with
all other provisions
of this chapter. (248)
41). Or, Pen•IPna
corporation virlating any provision of this chapter small be
yuilty of a misdemeanor. (92)
I
92.03
(4) Any diseased wood from the Red Oak group which, by
April lst in any given year, has not been either debarked,
burned, buried or split into quarter sections and completely en-
closed with a covering (at least 4-mil, if plastic) adequately
thice th
od
the
yearkimmediatelysfollowing sthe twiltingoof the itree lthat tf and hole the said
wood originated from.
i5) other trees with epidemic disease: nr !actors wnirn
are potentially hazardous to the spread of such disease.
92.04 Disruption of Root Grafts. Whenever a tree is
found which is actually or potentially diseased with any disease
covered whatever steps are necessary as recommended by the
Commissioner of Agriculture to disrupt all potential root
grafts. This disruption shall be performed as soon as possible.
The property owner, or the person in possession, if different
from the owner, or which the trees stand, and adjacent property
owners, or the person is possession in possession, if that
Property, shall be notified by personal service or first-class
mail that said disruption will be done.
92.U5 Procedure for Removal of Trees and Wood. Whenever
the Clerk -Administrator, or his agents, find that nuisances as
defined in Section 92.O3 exist on any public or private property
in the City he shall notify the prupeily owner on which such
nuisances are located, by personal service or by eerltited
mail, that the nuisances must be abated within a specified time,
not less than 10 days form the date of service, or from the date
of mailing of such notice. If mailed notice or personal service
carnot be achieved, then notice may be obtained by pi.blishing
same in the legs. newspaper of not less than 5 days prior to the
date twat :he nuisance rust be abated pursuant [o the notice. If
the owner snall fall to remove the nuisanre(s) from the property
described in the notice, the Clerk -Administrator or his agent
shall order the work to be done and the costof said Work shall
be bilied against the owner.
92.06 Assessment for Nuisance Abatement. If the owner
shall fail to pay the bill, as provided for in Section 92.05 or
92.10 (1) within 90 ,ia�s, the Council may then assess the amount
due, plus interest, plus costs against the property as a special
assessment pursuant to Minnesota Statutes.
92.07 Treat.nq of Trees. Whenever the Clerk-
�tc, determine that any tree or wood
,administrator, or i,ia ge.. rohnisms pursuant
within the City is infected with disease CaL;se
to Chapter, he may treat all nearby h:g'i value trees with the
appropriate chemical treatment. Treating activities authorized
by this chapter shall be conducted in accordance with technical
and expert opinions and plans of the Commissioner of Agriculture,
or other State officials. The provisu,ns of Section 92.U5 apply
92. 01
CHAPTER 92 I
TREE DISEASES
92.01 Program of Plant Pest Control. The Clerk -
Administrator, and those agents appointed by him, are hereby
empowered to conduct a program of plant pest control pursuant to
Al It hnrI tn• nteI bi " _ _.
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1F.U23. Tne ptuycam is directed speciticalty aL the cuntroi and
elimination of Dutch Elm disease fung,is, elm bark beetles, Oak
Wilt fungus, and other epidemic diseases of trees.
92.01 Inspection and Investigation. The Clerk-
Administratcr or his agents:
(1) Shall inspect all premises and places within the City
as often as practicable, but not lass than that required by the
State of Minnesota, to determine whether any condition described
in Chapter 92.03 exists thereon. He shall investigate all inci-
dents of infestations by Dutch Elm fungus, elm bark beetles, Oak
Wilt fungus. or any other epidemic disease of trees, and such
factors which are potentially contributory to the spread of tree
diseases;
(2) May enter upon private premises at any reasonable
time for the purposes of carrying out any of the duties assigned
him under this Chapter;
(3) Shall upon finding conditions indicating Dutch Elm
intesthtion, Oak Wilk infestation, or other epidemic disease; of
tr,,es, immediately send afotopriate specimens or samples to the
diagnostic laboratory operated by the Commissioner of Agricultur:
for analysis, or take suet other steps for diagnosis as may be
recommended by the Commissioner_.
92.03 Nuisances Declared. It is unlawful for any person
to permit public nuisances, as herein defined, to remain on any
premises owned or controlled by him within the City.
The fallowing are hereby declared public nuisances wh,?n-
ever t'ley may be found within the City:
(1) Any living or standing Elm tree or part thereof
infected to any degree with the Dutch Elm disease fungus
C.ratocystis Ulmi (buismen) Moreau or which harbors any of the
elm bark beetles Scolytus Multistriatus (Eichh.) or Hylurgopinus
Rufipes (Marsh);
(2) Any dead or dying Elm tree or part thereof, including
toys, branches, stumps, firewood, or other Elm material from
which the bark has not been removed, and burned or buried;
(3) Any living or standing Red Oak tree or part thereof,
infected to any degree with the Oak Wilk fungus Ceratocystis
fayacearum;
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100.02
existence for ten years. Such a club or veterens' organization
shall be incorporated in order to be eligible to apply for a
license, and the license issued shall he for the sale of intoxi-
cating liquors to members and bonified guests only. The Munici-
pality may issue the amount of licenses as authorized in
Minnesota Statutes 340.11, Subdivision 9 5A.
Suhrl,vision 3. "off -sale" Licwnses. "off -sale" licenses
shall be issued only to a proprietor of a drug -store or an exclu-
sive liquor store, the number of ihich to be determined by the
Council.
suodivision 4. Sunday Sales. on -sale licenses for the
sale of intoxicating liquor on Sunday shall be issued to hotels,
restaurants or clubs as defined in Section 100.01, Subdivision 1,
and which have facilities for serving not less than thirty guests
at one time.
Subdivision 5. Bottle Clubs. Bottle Clubs are regulated
by the provisions of Minnesota Statute, Chapter 340.119.
Subdivision 6. "on -sale Wine_" Li_c_enses. "On -sale wine"
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licenses shall be issued to restaurants eeting the qualifica-
tions of Minnesota Statutes, Section 340.11, Subdivision 20 and
shall permit only the sale of wine not exceeding 14 percent
alcohol by volume, for consumption on the licensed premises only,
in conjunction with the sale of food.
100.03 Application for License.
Subdivisior 1. Mlicatiors. Every application for a
license to seil liquor shall b" verif'.ec and fi;ad with the
Cie-k-Administrator. It shall state the name of the applicant,
his age, representations as to his c'aractet, references as may
oe required, his citiLenship, whether the application is for
"on -sale" or "rf.'-sale", the business in connection with which
the proposed license will operate, its 'location, whether 'he
applicant is owner and operator of the business, how long he has
been or is operating a similar business at that place, whether he
has been or is operating a similar business at some other loca-
tion (if so, the name of the establishment), and such other
information as the Council may require from time to time. The
application shall provide a florr plan of the interior of all
structures. Such plan shall snow the dimensions and the intender:
arrangement and use of all interior space. In addition tc con-
taining such information, each application for a license shall be
in the form prescribed by the Commissioner of Public Safety. No
person shall make a raise scacemrnt a.
Subdivision 2. Proof of Financial Responsbility. Each
application for a license shall he accompanied by one of the
following proofs of financial responsbility:
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o'clock a.m. and 8 o'clock a.m. on any weekday. No "off -sale"
shall be made before 8 o'clock a.m. or after 8 o'clock p.m. on
anv Aav exceut Friday and Saturday, on which days "off -sale" may
be maAe until 10 o'clock p.m. No "Off -sale" shall be moue
Year's Day, January 1; Independence Day, July 4; 'Thanksgiving
Day; or Christmas Day, December 25; but on the evenings preceding
such days, if the sale of liquor is not otherwise prohibited on
such evenings, "off -sale" may be made until 10 o'clock p.m.,
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except that no "off-sa!e" shall he made on December 24 after
o'clock p.m. (283)
Subdivision 2. Restrictions. No "on -sale" place of
business stall be permitted to have swinging doors or opaque win-
dows. All sale shall be made in full view of the public. Every
license shall be responsible for the conduct of his place of
business and for conditions of sobriety and order therein. No
shall be employed in any rooms constituting the place in
minor
which intoxicating liquors are sold at retail "on -sale".
Subdivision 3. Sunday Sales. Notwithstanding the ptovi-
'
sions of Subdivision 1, "on -sale" esta9lishments licensed to sell
intoxicating liquor on Sunday may serve same between the hours of
12 o'clock noon and 12 o'clock midnight on Sundays in conjunction
with the serving of food.
Subdivision 4. Closing hour:., very "o,i-srle" licensee
shall he responsible for cho removal of all persons, who are not
employ -es of said Licensee, from the licensed premises within
thirty minutes after Lhe sale of intoxicatlati liquors is prohi-
bited by law; except, those premises that are also licensed sed as
restaurants under Chapter III of tnl, Code or
alleys under Chapter 115 cf trig Code, aru that said restaura.its
or bowling alleys are open and operating subsequent to the Prohi-
bition referred to nereir„ in which case persons may remain on
said premises. In no event may intoxicating or nen-intoxicating
liquor be served or consume) on anv licensed premises contrary to
lr.w. (279)
Subdivision 5. Persons or, Premises. No person may remain
on a premises licensed fcr "on -sale" intoxicating liquors pur-
suant to this chapter thirty minutes after the sale of intoAi-
cating liquors is prohibited by law, unless said person is the
li,-pngFp nr an emolovee of the licensee and is engaged in his
business or occupation relative to the licensed activity. (279)
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108.01
CHAP'ITR ION
PUBLIC DANCE HALLS
lo8.ol Definitions.
¢i,hnlvision 1. public Dance Hall. A public dance hall is
hereby defined to be a building, room, place or space open to or
rented to the general public and operated and designed primarily
as a business to provide dancing facilities for a charge.
Subdivision 2. Public Dance. A public dance, as the term
is used herein, shall mean any dance wherein the public may
participate; whether or not a charue for admission for dancing is
made.
Subdivision 3. Private Dance. A private dance, as the
term is used herein, shall mean any dance held in a public dance
hall but where the yeneral public is not admitted.
108.02 License Required. No person, association,
partnership, or corporation shall directly or indirectly give,
hold, or conduct a public dance or a private dance, as defined
herein, unless the proprietor of the public dance hall, or the
person giving the same or in charge thereof, shall have first ob-
tained a license therefore from the Council; provided, however,
that the Council may in its discretion permit ay lodge or
society not ory3nized or maintained for profit, or community or
i,
non•profir organ,.zutiun to conduct infrequent public dances
without `einy licensed as herein provided.
11,R.07 license A_ pplication. Every a,plicatecn for 3
public dance nail license shall he verified and filed with the
Clerk -Administrator. It shall state the name of the applicant,
his age, representations &s to hi= chara:te:, with references as
may be required, his citizenship, whether the applicant is owner
o: opera'_or of the business, how long he or she has been in that
business at that location, and such other information as the
Council may require from time to time. No person shall make a
false statement in an application.
,nw. n1 Denial or Revocation of License. Any applicant or
licensee shall be a person o. good Loral charac•e and reputation
and shall not have been converted of a felony, yioss misdemeanor,
or crime invnlviny moral turpitude, and any person ttat is 4
licensee, and who is convicted of a felony, gross misdemeanor cr
crime involving moral turpitude, or a violation of this chapter,
shall have his license revoked upon such terms and conditions as
determined by the Council. No license shall be issued or renewed
for any public dance hall which is not properly ventilated and
equipped with necessary tiolets, washrooms, and lighting facili-
ties. nor to any place likely to become a public nuisance or
detrimental to public morals.
110.12
Subdivision 2. Notice of the hearing for revocation of a
permit shall be given by the Clerk -Administrator in writing,
setting for specifically the grounds of complaint and the time
and place of hearing. Such notice shall be mailed, postage
prepaid, to the permittPe at his last known address at least five
.IdyS ptwt La the dat.. "'A h.r hear,n,3 or •:hall be b-li+ered by �
police officer in the same manner as a summons at least three
oays prlvt Lv Lire date sc• f-'r h..wrinn,
110.13 Appeal. Any person aggrieved by the action of the
Chief of Police or the Clerk -Administrator in the denial of a
permit as provided in Section 110.16 of this chapter may appeal
to the Council. Such appeal shall be taken by filing with the
Council within fourteen days after notice of the action
complained of, a written statement setting forth fully the
grounds for the appeal. The Council shall set a time and place
for a hearing on such appeal, and notice of such hearing shall be
given to the appellant in the same manner ds provided in Section
110.12 of this chapter for notice of hearing on revocation.
110.1d Reapplication. No permittee whose permit has been
revoked shall make further application until at least six months
have elapsed since thy last previous revocation.
110.!5 Expiration of Permit. All annual permits issued
under the provisions of this chapter shall expire at midnight the
31st day of Decemoer in the year when issued. Uther than annual
licenses shall expire at midnight on the date specified in the
license.
110.16 License Fees. eke-errned-f4eense-fee fer ------
pedd}ersr-se}ie4eerer-end-frenetenf-Iserenenle-shut-be-fit?5r69-fer
fhe-ftref-iseefh-pfits- 649rb6-fer-eeeh-ediietenef- eneh-er-freet"M
fhereefr The fee f:.r every such 11 ense shall be established by
re,,olution of_thc City_Council_
110.1'7 Penalty. Any person who violates an,, provision of
this ordinance is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding S500 or by
imprisonment for a period not exceeding 90 days or both, plus, in
either case, the costs of prosecution.
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116.01
Ok CHANTER 116
ITINERANT AMUSEMENT RIUES, CARNIVALS, CIRCUSES
116.01 License Required. No person, firm or corporation
shall operate, maintain, or exhibit any itinerant amusement
rides, carnival or circus within the municipality without first
.iu lalniGy a ,jccn-� -- in this rhanter.
116.02 Application and Issuance.
Subdivision 1. Application. An application for such
license shall be made in writing to the Clerk -Administrator and
shall .state the full name and address of the applirant, the loca-
tior where the amusement rides, carnival or circus is to be
conducted, the owner of the premises, and such other information
as shall be required by the Clerk -Administrator.
Subdivision 2. Review and Approval. The Clerk -Adminis-
trator shall verify the information supplied in the application
and conduct such investigation as required by the Council of the
applicant, proposed activities, and premises. The Council shall
require review and recommendation from the Fire Marsha++ Fire
Inspector and police chief before the license is granted. The
council may require a public hearing on the application, andsuch
hearing shall be held at such time and upon such notice as e
Council may determine. The Council may grant or refuse to grant
the license after consideration of the application.
Subdivisici 3. Conditions. The Council may impose any
conuitions or restrictions it deems necessary or advisable in the
public interest, including but not limited to conditions rela'-ing
to the hours of operation. the outs4de lightinc of the pre.ises,
and parkinq fatuity. The Council Mal also reserve t'ie r.oht to
impose any conditions or restrictions at any time after the
issuance of a license hereunder. A bond may be required ii such
form and amount as specified by the Council to guarantee com-
pliance with suc:i conditions as shall be herein imposed.
116.03 License Fees. The fee for every such license
shall be established fy resolution of the City Council and shall
be paid at the time application is submitted to the Clerk -
Administrator. If the Council denies an application for license,
the Clerk -Administrator shall refund the license fee after de-
ducting $25.00 for the costs of processing the application.
116.04 Insurance.
(1) The licensee shall obtain and keep in cull fc-ce and
effect proper insurance coverage to protect the municipality and
said licensee against any liability for personal injury or
102.05
202.05 Distance Requirements. No person shall operate a
snowmobile within 150 feet of a residential shoreline on
sanctioned lakes in Ramsey County except at a speed of 15 miles
per hour or less for purposes of access to and egress from the
lake, or for the purpose of parking such vehicles near the shore-
line.
2U2.06 Tow Bars. No person shall operate a snowmobile so
as to tow any person, sled or other conveyance except by the use
of a rigid tow bar attached to the rear of such snowmobile. nis-
abled snowmobiles shall be exempt.
202.07 Mandatory Lights. No person shall operate a snow-
mobile unless such vehicle is equipped with a head light and tail
light that are illuminated at all times during such operations.
Snowmobiles equipped with an engine of five (5) horsepower or
less shall be exempt.
202.08 Mandatory Pennant. No person shall operate a
snowmobile unless such vehicle is equipped with a red or orange
blaze pennant flag of at least forty (40) square inches in area
and displayed at a height of not less than five (5) feet above
the treadway.
202.09 Penalties. Any person who violates any of the
provisions of this Ordinance, Minnesota Statutes 84.81 to 84.90,
or the Regulations of the-ommiss,oner of Natural Resources N.W.
51 to 59, shall be guilty of a mis.iemeanot end-be-punlshed-ly-e
f4ne-of-ne!-mere-than-6aGd-ee-by-tmpz4eenment-for- not -met e-tNen--
9J-deyr-ee-belhc-
202.10 Repeal. This o-d,-iance upon promulagation repeals
all pre-existing regulations ir. force except that scch :egula-
tions shall be deemed to be .n f(,rce for the purpose of
perfecting any right vested, accrued or arising th_refrort,.
2U2.11 Separability. The provisions of this ordinance
shall be separable and the invalidity cf any section, paragraph,
subdivisinn or other part thereof shall not make void, impair,
invalidate or affect the remainder thereof. (239)
300.01
CHAPTER 300
rk MISDEMEANORS
300.01 Adoption by Reference. The acts, types, and
causes of behavior enumerated I this chapter constitute misde-
meanors and are punishable as provided in Chapter 1.11,
I of this code. The following provisions and sec-
tions of Minnesota Statutes Chapter 609, the Criminal Lode of
1963, as amended, are hereby adopted by reference and made a part
of this Code as if fully set forth herein.
Subdivision 1. General PrinoiLles.
(1) 609.02 Definitions. Subdivisions 3, 4a, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, and 10.
(2) 609.03 Punishment when not otherwise fixed.
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t3}--669r32--}nereeeed-MeMtmnm-Pens}e>•-fer-6rdsnenee-Vie--
}eltenr-
(3i 609 33 Increase maximum penalty for misdemeanors.
14l 609.034 Increase maximum penalty for ordinance vio
+4+ (5) 604.05 Liability for Crimes of Another.
F;} (6) 600.06 Authorized Use of Force.
46} (7) 609.085 Sendino Writteo Coa.mrmication.
Subdivision 2. Anticipatory Prime.
(1) 609.17 A' -tempts.
(2) 6U9.175 Cnnspiracy.
Subdivision 3. Crimes Against the Person.
(1) 6C9.224 Assault - -4th 5th Degree.
fQ}--6B9r�6--Fen4r�4ng-9wn-Eh4}dr-
Subdivision 4. Crimes of compulsion.
(1) 609.27 Coercion
}� (2) 6U9.28 Interfering witn Religious observance.
Subdivision S. Sex Crimes.
400.Ui
CHAPTER 400
ADMINISTRATIVE: OFFENSES
SECTION I. Chapter 400 of the Municipal Cede Entitled,
"Administrative Offenses" is established as toliows:
40n,ni nefinition. An administrative offense is a
violation of a section subdivision, paragraph or
s
400.02 Notice and Payment.
Subd. 2 Payment. Once such notice is given the per-
--_�T.-.- X.•Un v.nl:.,inn ahAli within seven
s
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violation. A late char a shall be im os-ad "or eacn i
A ...e ,hc nnnwi:-V ra.na.ns unoaid after the first Y
400.03 Hearing O:ficer. The Clerk-Admin
controversy -relative to •this chapter. The hearin
offirar and is a JUbl IC
officer as detinea oy ninneavca
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400.04
400.05 Failure to Par. If a violator fails to pay the ,
nalt im sed the C erk-Administrator ma order the
ssuance of se ordinance complaint as authorized Dy law and
the violation shall be processed as o crime nn the RStatu
Count Munici al Court as rovided for 11 Minnesota Statutes
4 A.1of SuDo. (2).
400 06 Disposition of Per.alities. All�enalties collected
shall be paid over to the r� Treasur.r_ The Clfrk-
Administracor may receive negotiable instruments in payment
of penalties as condit opal Drynent and shall_ not be held
sh
accountable therefore. Receipt shall be lsaued for rash
pay"nts.
Ann ns Misdemeanors and Administrative urrenoen.
♦�.� awn derlared mis-emeancre DX tn18 COUe waY ue si.d: y..�
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CHARITABLE GAMBLING SURVEY
Per Council direction Staff conducted a survey of seven
local municipalities regarding charitable gambling in their
city. The following is the response received from each
municipality.
New Brighton - No regulations or restrictions,
�wever, They still have not rescinded their
previous ordinance regarding charitable gambling.
Would like to keep this within local non-profit
organizations.
Blaine - No regulations or restrictions,
would like to stay with local non-profit
tiors.
Spring LaKe karK - No regulations or restrictions,
however, would like to stay with local non-profit
uryanizations.
No regulations or restrictions.
Arden Hills - No regulations or restrictions.
North St. Paul - The City attorney for North Sz.
has drawn up an ordinance reguiatir.g charitable
gambling !n their city. They will forward es soon
as it becomes available (still in typing stag2).
Shoreview - as of October 22, 1985 Shoreview had
notganged their existing ordinance, however, they
have set no regulations or restrictions regarding
to s matter.
MEMO TO: Clerk -Administrator and City Council
FROM: Director of Public Works/Community Developmen'"
DATE: October 17, 1985 ��^^����
SUBJECT: STREET MAINTENANCE AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
The City has contingency reserves for water system maintenance
and capital improvement and for sewer system maintenance and
capital improvement. The City altiu has contingency reserves for
revenue shortfalls.
At the present time, the City budgets every year for street main-
tenance. The City does not budget for street capital improvement
or replacement. At some point in the future the City will be
faced with spending money to replace some of the streets. In
other words, at some point in time the streets will wear out and
additional maintenance work will not be cost-effective. There-
fore, when street maintenance is not cost-effective on a street,
then the street should be torn up and replaced. The same thing
happens for water, sewer and storm sewer systems.
Therefore, I propose setting up a fund entitled, "Contingency
Reserve for Street Maintenance and Capital Improvement". I
propose that the initial balance in this account come from the
1985 Street Maintenance Budget. Expenses for street maintenance
in !985 are less than the budget amount because we combined
street maintenance work with the M.S.A. 1985 Street Improvement
Project on Quincy Street and because the contractor's bids were
very competetive, hence the unit prices were low.
The amount of money that could be allocated to the contigenc,
reserve for street maintenance ana capital improvement will he
known once the contractor, H 6 S Asphdlt Company, submits their
final bill@
RECOMMENDATION: 1 recommend starting a fund entitled "Contin-
gency Reserve for Street Maintenonce and Capital improvement".
The interest from this fund, and sometimes the principal from
this fund could be used for future street maintenance and capital
improvement. one of t'ie benefits of this fund is that by using
the interest. from this fund, or a portion of interest, for street
maintenance each year, additional monies will be freed up from
the General Fund for other General Fund purpose;. Also, the Cicy
will have a source of funds to reconstruct itreets when that
harnmes nereeeAry in the fnt„r-
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SUBJECT: ENGINE ANALV<t:k
The 1985 Capital Imill,+:•,•m,•nf Ilwly't iM'ludrs Ss0100.00 for the
purchaa• of an engine analyzel fill tla• g•Irag1• llnfrared scope).
Staff received I quote-- lot Ih•• rw hi,•rt equipment. The first
quote is Ir,m Sun Fit,elrc Corpot.lflon in the amount (it
$6,1b0.50. lids gnot.• in. -ludo; rn on -lint- analyt,•r, mAgnetic
timer, and volt/amp tenter. Tls• engine analyze) ierturms autoilla-
tic cylinder halance t1•4fs, display% h.Ise RPM, shortened RPM, RPM
change, and dw•1 in de,ireen and l++•rrent. The engine analyror
also has Ali infrared to -.:lure Thal measures MC and CO exhaust
efficiency and RPM at the same time no that maximum engine
efficiency can he achieved. A ropy of the brochure in attached
for your perusal. Sun tleetric Corporation stated that they
would not putrha%e tho old •Iroiw• that the City has, but they
would help us find a potential toyer for the scope. The old
scope does not do enough tests for uv. The old scope does 50
percent of the tests that the Mew en,line Analyzer d.eq because
the old scup,- con only G• used on rats with condensers and
points. The new engine analyzer can be used on cars with
condensers and points as well As the newer cars that have
elertr.elie ,.#0 .•..mplttoriY.ed .1ysh•ms. The vhangeH tAkinll plAce in
the Automobile unginea is vuty much like +A nq 11,wt tuber: to
transistors in radios and stereos. Also, the old scope needs
now repairs.
The second quote '.s from Bear Automotive Notth Central, Inc. in
the amount of $7,979.00. The equipment that Bear Automotive is
proposinq to provide will conduct the same tests as the egaipment
from Sun Electric Corporation. A copy ut near Automotive's
brochures are attached for yor pu-usal.
The third quote is from Snap -on -Tools in the amount of $8,'00.00.
RECOMPWATIONt Since the 1985 budget tncll.des $8,000.00 for an
engint, analyzer, and the engine analyzer is needed to insure that
the newer cars and propane fuel -Systems are workinq as optimally
.t-S pennihl,•, I reromm••nd IhAt the city purchase the equipment in
Sun Electric Corporation's quotation in the amount of $6,352.50.
The money will come teens the Maintenance Garage Account
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i VERSATILE, i ET COMPACT F;EAVY DUTY Ilrip STAND WITH
Suits all ]utomotive seMce t7ulitres including RIMMED SHELF FCR TOOLS AND
diagnosis centers --even the sma!l crcwdad shoP BAT(EFY SERVICE hiT
■ SIMULATES DISCHARGED BATTERY
WHEN TESTING CHARGING SYSTEMS
A must, to pel rharging system tests accurately
■ 0-CENTER AMMETER
5W !o +sm scale allows testing of starting
and charging system without switching leads or
polarity
■ COLOR CODED PROGRAMMED
cc fNl IrldTIAI TCCT CC[ crT^n
Color squares identify meter scales to be read
■ EIGHT INCH METERS
Large unouttered scales_- ^acy to read and
understand
Self contained enargmg and 5!artmg system
service Center
■ SPECIAL LONG -LIFE CLAMPON LEADS
the easy to use Volt/Amp Tester Proven through
years o: testing
a POSITIVE PROTECTION
Prevents taste' damage from overloads a,.dror
reverpe hick -ups
■ RUGGED CONSTRUCTION
To withstand wear from long, hard use.
■ LARGE, EXTRA WIDE CASTERS 1
Designed to glide over rough floors and draws
SUN'S MINUTE -MAN TESTER WITH
EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMMED TEST SEQUENCE!
ONLY 4 STEPS REQUIRED!
A complete STARTING and CHARGING
system analysis In MINUTES'
DOES THE COMPLETE JOB!
Ideal for the EXPERT MECHANIC.
Yet, protected and simple enough for
use and interpretation o} YOUR PART-
TIME HELP.
LALTEFNA'(OR•GENERATOR
OUTPUT
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plew unit --or the (ien All can be 'ested by
Itself rdh trip vellage regulator bypassed.
DIODE -STATOR
L)Plecls all detective diode and slafor
problems while running Finds problems
InAI normally require tear down and adds
tional tesl•, in land
STARTING SYSTEM
�J Checks performance of automotive 6 and
12 volt batteriesstaffer switches, starter
motors. and cables tested under actual
working conditions
VOLTAGFREGULATOR
�J_3 ACCu'alely tests .he o,iige re�u10I::!
PLUS!
Battery drains can readily be observed at
any lime in the ei position with ignition
lumen Oft
PROFIT FROM STARTING
AND CHARGING SYSTEM PROBLEMS
Here s how On every tune uptroub�esh000ng or pre
ventive maintenance service you perform, check the bay
rely And when you find battery trouble, find the Cause to
prevent customer Comebacks
Use Sun s IBC 720 intelligent Batten Charger and VAT 40
to lest the starting And charging system In detail —battery
starror switch, starter motor, alternator tar generator), von
age inguloolo, It takes only minutes your Sun Rep can
show you how Just ask room
BID DESCRIPTION
Tester. Starting and Charging Systems. Portable, designed
to test 6 am 12 volt starting and charging systems equipped
with either generators or alternators Simple and easy to
use on systems found on civilian o' military equipment.
ground support, marine and stationary power plants Con
plate with illustrated instructions
Teeter features an ammeter with clamp on probe capable
Lot nxaawiuy d, Current up to 500 amperes and has the Capa
bdity of load lasting 6 and i2 volt batteries with up to 160
AM ratings. It Is equipped with rugged meters and a
special field bypass circuit for testing maximum output of
charging systems
SpKt( • Starting and Charging Systems tester. Sun Model
VAT 40, or equivalent
SPECIFICATIONS
• Carbon pile loading device capable ut appli ing mtinttely
conlrol4u' toads of up to 5WSn,pe(es within a duq cycle
of 15 second; on, e(D seconh oft
• Heavy duty load lead? of 04 extra flexible cable, 7 feet
I2m) in length, equi;pad with low resistance clamp -on
.onnectors
• &Inch in cm) two -scale ammeter with aclOr coded
rang±• a !r`v14 00 and sol"b 0 amperes.
Ammeter stele ranges automatically selected in each
test selector pesdion.
• Unique Code statot feel Scale on ammeter face
• Unique ciamp un ammeter PfL)bO and fleAible 10 foot
13ml lead equipped with quick disconnect coupling
• 8.mch i20 cmi two scale voltmeter with color coded
ranges of 0 to 18 and - 2 to 0 to 3 volts.
• internal voltmeter leads. sense voltage at load lead con
nectors
• Individual, polarity identified, external voltmeter leads. 7
left (2m) long
• Manually operated internal/External vollmoo, •�
selector switch.
• Field bypass circuit lead, T feet (2m) in length, equipped
with standard typC, p.:.h on I1014 ,sad cwnidi. tine
• Two -position, $Xing -loaf Field activation loggia
sw'Ich
• An meters, controls and leads mounted on a sturcy
16y8uge, stamped heel panel.
• 1.11 tester components encloW in a sturm 16yaugts,
slan,ped ant welded steel housing with ha,ldle.
• Sterol panel and Musing finished In -V anC blue, chip
and stein resister; baked erlarrlef
• Clamp -On ammstw circuit will operaie accurately any-
where within a range ut a . to 40 volts de available at the
load lead;.
• PC114Dle Teel Stand Included
• Enl:re lister measures approximately lave' . 17' x OVit
(37 x 43 x 17 cm) yyalght is 20 Ibs (9 kg)
• Four position Test Salector, color coded to indicate Literature Includes Qperiacy 9 Manual, Quick Reference
specific meter scales to be read in each test Guide and Test Report Forms to
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ANN I..a .I.n.n•. V. ` hIl'h
1
y �CC'l3i
Nl!no 'f is Vlo-tit-Admioi .trntor .rod VitV council
FRuh: Ikin•ctor of I'uItIi-M-.rks/r'•mnunity Dvvelnpweny,C„�
DATE: u.•I-.iw.r 30, 148S ,/��//����
SOBJECT: FIRK INSPEI-TION AND NUUSINC INSPECTION PRIX;RAMS
Attached please find two aemos frown the public Works Foreman/
euildinq Inspector. Th.. first memo is re.lardinq the proposed
annual fire inspection program. The second memo is regarding the
proposed housing inspections for multiple dwelling rental prop-
erty (otherwise know a, apartment. inspections).
1. FIRE INSPECTION PROGRAM
The buildings that fire inspections should be conducted on
can be classified into S grnupst
1. Rare and Liquor Establishments. There will be two inspec-
tions per year and the inspections will be completed in
the first week of ,tune an,I the third week of November.
' 2. Public Buildinee (except Cit Hall) School and Edge
C'timnunit�CFnter. There wtl be two inspect tons per y
for this group and they will he completed in the first
week of February and the first week of September.
3,Commercial end Industrial uses. Inspections for this
group wtll occur ooce per year and they will be completed
daring the second week of March.
4. Churches and City Nall. The fire inspections wi'l be
inn
conducted once per year and they will be cemplete.i dut
the third week o► February.
5. Multiple Dwelling Rental Proeerty. Fire inspections will
occur once per year and flu, tiro inspection will be
completed at tho same time as the housing inspections.
The fire inspucti;ri prn}ram for duplexes and fourplexes
will not include an inspection of the boiler room and
mechanical room The fire inspection of apartment build-
ings will include inspection of the boiler room and the
mechanical rtmia. For apartlxcnt buildings, we are propos-
inq to inspect 2S percent nt the apartments in each
huilding.
Staff has disCURRed the fire inspection pr.Niram with Fire
Chief ra(lorntrom. We will Ite sondinq a copy of this report
to him for his review.
rletA-A,Imlui•:Ir.tten' and city Countll t�l
P,up� 'Iw,. �,1 7Ytrre•
urtolw•r 31, 19115
11. 11011SINC INSPKt'Tloh PIBxIRAM
11%. City of MINIMis Vie -w's IisI sit apartment complexes/
bui letings d.lted n,•hdw•/, 14R5, it attachn,l for your puru-
sal. huu•.inel insiw•tl l.,u pt,wlt.an pt,gn r:,••: 1., inspect
the duplexes dnd Inurplexo:: on Ili Ilvi(!w Road and Quincy
Streel during the first week. Over the next 10 weeks the
remaining duplexes and fourplcxes are proposed to be
Inripe-elyd .utd 24 im-t.•e-ul. nl Ihv apallm,•nls in oath dpartm-nt.
huildinel are I)rolwrsvd to tx• insiw-cted. The hand-written
number nn the far I,•tt side of the list of apartment
re mlpltxen/buildinel•: inditat.•r; which week the apartments are
proposed to Ix+ inriw•rted. The- list also indicates the
apartment/building dddress, the number of units, the owner
and wtd-re applicable the resident manager. Also find
attached a one page prniw.sed schedule for housing inspec-
tions dated October 31, 198't.
City Ctxle chapter 93, "Minimum housing Standards for Dwel-
lings And Multiplp IWI lines', states that the enforcing
utficvt shall make every -•ftnrt to inspect the premises of
all mu!^iple live lliny huildings on an annual basis to ensure
cumplianve with thir urlinance (Chapter 93.18). In the
past, we have certainly made every effort to conduct these
inspections on an annual hrsis. However, due to other
prio-itips. In most canes, we don't have the time or %he
staff to do all those inspections.
Allow Pic to estimate: the amount of time that is necessary to
ctxmplete the proposed housing inspections. If I assume that
the inspections for duplexes takes 45 minutes per duplex
with a 15 minu::e walk or drive inhetveen, and a fourplex
inspection takes 1-1/2 hours and, if an apartment inspection
takes one-half hour, I can calculate roughly the man hours
it takes to inspect these buildings and also estimate the
amnunt of secretarial time to type and mail notices and
reports. The etetimated time for each week is indicated on
t A.. nronnspd schedule for housing inspections. The total
number if hours for inarwetionA and typing time Is approxi-
mAtoly 36r3 hnurs based on the ahovv assumptions. In other
wordr., the work would take- one person approximately 2-1/2
months to ctxaplete.
Ohl
(•lurk-Admini•clr.ltor .in-1 Pity VounriI
Kole 'Mo re .N lllree
October 31, 1905
The present staff we have can handle the fire inspection
prelelram. Nowevor, 1 would like to try to wwot this schedule
for the housing inspection pru.lram and see if we can com-
plete it. Some engineerinq projects (i.e„ 1985 M.S.A.
Street Projert or N.t.u, trslltenl may take a higher priority
111.111 •qe.o lm.nl In'•Iu•'I L.Ie•.. II Ihe. i. Ih.• r.r.. .In�l .elt.lel-
sent in•:pections are doemed to he of a high enough priority,
we may want to have: a Public. Works employee do some of the
apartment insls•e•tions or bare someone else on a seasonal
basis to r..mplef .• 14e inslr•e-1
ACTION RFV(lrSTRD
I request your comments and input on these proposed programs. If
this meets with your approval, we will proceed.
SWT/bac
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NitMO TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJk.CT.
t'LERk-ALMINf:'1'kATOR AND CITY COUNCO,
PUBLIC WORKS/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR THATCHF.y/4 T
tK•Tttnl!K II, 19R5
HORSE AND RIDER WESTERN WF.AR'S BILL FOR REPAIR OF
WATER SERVICE LINE
On .January 10, 19115 the C i I y rclw't i red lint -so and Rider's curb
stop and box. We did this because water was seeping out from the
ground around the curb stub box. we could not determine who was
responsible for the leakinq. Upon excavating the hole Staff
determined that the leaking was comin.l from the rather mangled
joints on both side: of the• curb stop and box. The top of the
curb box looked like it had been sheared off. Taking into
consideration the above information the only logical cause of
leaking joints on either side of the curb stop is that the curb
stop joints were damaged at the same time that the curb box was
sheared off. City Code, Chapter 70.03 states that maintenance
of the curb stop and box shall be that of the applicant, owner,
of occupint or other user of the premises and it. shall be
the responsibility o[� Warty ro maintain said equipment and pay
for the necessary relmir�.
Therefore, on May 9, 19K', the City sent. Ilorse and Rider a bill
in the amount of $1,590.L7. T�t price is high because there was
an extremely high water fabl &aea. The bill is clearly his
responsibility to pay. we gave him every opportunity to take a
look at t:ie palls that wove removed from the hole. I know he
received the bill becaus,• he caliod Councilmember Phyllis
Blanchard to discuss this bill and said that he thought h?
should only be responsible for half of the bill. I tried to
call him several timer after talking to Councilmember Blanchard
but he has not returned my phone calls. Finally, 1 called and
he answered the phone and we discussed this issua. we talked
about this on October 10, 1985 and I said that he was clearly
responsible for paying this bill. However, after much discusrion
I agreed to have a one day sale on his bill and that if he paid
his bill today, he could pay half the bill and 1 would take that
as full payment.. He said he would be by in a couple of hours to
pay the bill and he never showed up.
ag
On October 31, the City rer eived a check in the amoun of $795.14
from Ilw ie and Rider with the statement "Paid In Full" on the
check. I plan to return the check to Horse and Rider stating that
he missed the half price stile by over two weeks and that he should
pay the full amount due pet my October 11, 1965 letter (letter
attached) o, we will be forced to matt procedures for shutting off
his water. I toel w,• should take this position because:
CI.1:RK-ADM I N V;Tjo,roP AND CITY CUIINC H,
UCTuRER
PAGE. TWO
•
1. Ill- made no eltotl to pay or negotiate the bill
in 'IUWI laith.
2. tie missed the hall price sale.
J. if 1 let one business qet away with this other
bustnesses will want to yet. away with it also.
4. The- City lavv htm the- rhance to p.ty half price
In ovidiny he paid it on that day, which he said
he would, and he didn't, therefore, I don't think
he should (jet away with payinq half price over two
wr•e•k:. I.et et .
SWT
Attachments: .
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Rt.-rURN RE('r. I PT REQUESTED
Norse • Rrdrr western wear
7191 County Road H
New Hriyht.06, MN 55112
ME: HILL FOR REPAIR OF WATER 9rRVICE LINE.
Dear Sir or Madam:
On May 9, 1985, 1 sent you a bill in the amount of
$1,59u.11 for the repair of your rater service line. I
know that you receivoil this letter because you called
Councilmeml>,•r Phyllis Blanchard to discuss this bill
with her.
I strongly recommend that you set up an appointment
with me to discuss this hill and arrange payment.
If you do not contact me to arrange this meeting within
thirty (ID) days0`rveeipt of this letter, the City will
be forced to start procedures for shutting off your
water.
If you have any quest lolls, please feel tree to call M.
sincerely,
CITY Or MOUNDS VIEW
Steven W. Thatcher, P.E.
Director Of Public Works/Community Development
sWT/bac
cc: Mayor and Pity Council
Clerk -Administrator Pauley
DATE APPROVED: 10/28/85
PROCEEDTNCS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
degular Meetingg
October 14, 1985
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 Linke at 7:15 PM on October 14, 1985.
The Pledge of Allegiance was said. 2 Pledge of
Allegiance
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Quick, Blanchard, 3. Roll Call
an Mayor Lin e.
It was noted that Councilmember Haake was absent,
and Councilmember Hankner was expected to arrive
shortly.
ALSO PRESENT. City Attorney Meyers, Clerk/
A inm�istrator Pauley and Public Works/Community
Development Director Thatcher.
:Mayor Linke reported tnat the Council had received the report
from Northern Sound and requefted that the airport issue be
placed on the Oc'_aber 28, 1985 Council agenda, at which tine
the Council will set the time and date for an Executive
Session to discuss the documentand set their plans.
Notion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to a?pro�e the
riFe_m ar _ 1985 minutes as presented.
3 ayes 0 nays
Mayor Linke closed the regular meeting and opened
the public hearing at 7.17 PM.
Councilmember Hankner arrived at 7 18 PM.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained that the
1985 long term financial plan was prepared in
accordance with Section 7.05 of the Mounds View City
Charter, and he reviewed the purpose of the plan.
layor Linke closed the public hearing and reopened
the regular meeting at 7:19 PM.
4. Approval of
Mirates:
September 23, 198
Motion Carried
5. Public Hearing:
1985 Long -Term
financial Plan
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Bill Frits, 8072 Long Lake Road, reported to the 6. Residents
Council on an article he had read in the Minneapolis Requests an
Star and Tribune earlier in the day, regarding Comments fro
airport noise and some elected officials thoughts the Floor
on it Mr. Frits agreed to provide Mayor Linke
with a copy of the article.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley requested that an item 7. Approval of
be added to the consent agenda, for the finai vav- C,.isent AeendA
went of $1,OUu to Northern Sound, as the City has
received their final report.
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Quick to approve the
consent agen a as presented and waive the reading
of tha resolutions.
4 ayes 0 n.,,s Motion Carried
Motion/Second: Quick/Hankner to have the second 8. 2nd Reading and
reading an adoption of Ordinance No. 399, adopting Adoption of
the 1985 Long Term Financial Plan, and waive the Ordn. No. 399
reading.
Councilmember Quick - aye
Councilmember Blanchard - aye
Councilmember Hankner - aye
Mayor Linke - aye Motion Carried
:lotion/Second: Quick/Hankner to remove Ordinance 9a. Remove Ordinance
Fo--7T— r-om the table. No. 391 from the
4 ayes 0 nays Table
Motion Carried
Motion!Seco•id: Blanchard/Quick to den yy the second 90. 2nd Readir� and
teas n�doptior. of Ordinance No 391. Adoption of
Ordn. No. .191
Councilmenbtr Quick - aye
Council,nember Blanchard - aye
:ounciLnember Hankner - ay -
Mayor Linke - aye Motion Carried
Motion/Second. hankner/Blanchard to approve the 10. Approve Hiring
r ng o omas Kinney as Police Officer commencing of Police Offi
on October 15, 1985 at a starting salary per local
union agreement.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carty
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Motion/Second: Quick/Hankner to approve the grant 11. Approval of
agreement contract with the Metropolitan Council Grant Agreement
for a $958 performing arts grant. Contract
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
ClerkiAdministrator Pauley read proposed 12. Approval of
Resolution No. 1944. Resolution No.
1144
Motion/Second Hankner/Quick to approve Resolution
No. 1944, commending Melody Carisun fur service
on the Festivities Commission.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Clerk/Administrator Pauley read proposed Resolution 13. Consideration
No. 1941, disapproving an increase in basic cable of Resolution
television service rates by Group W Cable of the No. 1941
North Suburbs. :nc.
Jerry Skelly, the City's representative to the
Cable Commission, reviewed the problems Group W
has had in marketing their program. He stated
that Mounds View is the only City to vote against
the passtive rate review. He also stated this is
a nationwide problem, with too much being promised
originally. He added he feels the use of access
to cable tv will be why Group W survives. He
compared the proposed $2 per month increase to
the coar of providing entertainment for a family
of four, and asked the Council to dpp_ove the
rate increase.
Councilmember Hankner reported the Ccuncil has a
meetin scheduled with Group W for 5 PM on
October 21, to tour their facility and see first-
hand wha; their operatiun is, and she added the
Councilhed just rrceived a packet of information
from Group W, which trey have not had an opportunity
to review.
Moti�on/Secoad: Hankner/Quick to table action
to a Tct�r 28, 1985 City Council meeting.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mr. Frits stated the people itau ..e to :..c acctire
expecting this issue to be discussed and resolved,
and not to be tabled.
Councilmember Hankner replied the Council should be
given the opportunity to visit the facility and
review the information they have just been given.
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Duanc McCarty pointed out the Charter allows for
regulation of franchises, and the Council may want
to reconsider this
Attorney Meyers explained this was a non-exclusive
franchise and that another cable firm could come
in. He added the City's Charter does not allow
for passive rate increases and that a public hearing
would have to be held.
Bootsie Anderson, Cable Tv Administrator, located
at the Falcon Heignts City Mail, statea that cne rum
has stated that cable television should not be
regulated as a public utility. She added that cable
tv is a business, and she does not feel City Councils
should have as much control as they do over it. She
stated she would provide copies of some recent legal
decisions to Attorney Meyers.
Director Thatcher reviewed Staff's report on the
question of access to the Knollwood Drive extension
recommending against allowing a building permit for
a home at 8100 Croveland Road.
Motion/Second: Linke/Blanchard to approve Resolution
o. , regarding the Knollwood Drive extension,
and waive the reading.
3 ayes 1 nay
Councilmember Hankner voted against the motion.
Rod Kirtz, 280e Ardan Avenue, stated he would prefer
having the Council wait until all members were
present before taking any action on the request.
he also poin-ed out two fairly new roads in the
City, Pleasant View and :he road by the Tom Thumb
store, which are both long cul-de-sacs. He
stated he did not feel all available accesses
were taken into consideration.
Ken Sjodin, 2841 3ronson Drive, asked for a clarifi-
cation of the suSges_cd accesses. Director Thatcher
review the two suggestions.
Director Thatcher had no report.
I
14. Consideration
of Resolution
No. 1943
Motion Carried
15. Report of
Public Works/
community
Dvlpt. Director
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eos`�' Attorney Meyers reported it is necessary for the 16. Report of
City to enter into a supplemental agreement with Attorney
Christopher Companies, which provides additional
security on his apartment development for the
areas of water proofing, insulation and decks and
porches. He reported there has been considerable
discussion between Staff and the developer, and
the additional posting of $60,000 in security is
considered sufficient. He reported he has reviewed
the bond and It is in order and proper.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to authorize the
ayo�r an3Z`erk/Administretor to enter into
a supplemental agreement with Christopher Companies.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Attorney Meyers reported he had argued the Eighway
10 radiator case before the Court last Monday, and
it will be up to 90 days before the decision comes
down.
Councilmember Quick had no report. 17. Reports of
Councilmembers
Councilmember Blanchard reported she had attended
the Fire Relief Association meeting last week.
and they will be doing. the ,rt,,arial study that lids
`uccu requester by the three cities.
Councilmember Hankner had no report.
Mayor Linke reported he and Clerk/Administrator
Pauley had attended the Ramsey County Public Works
meeting .egarding the Red Oak Drive turn -back,
and -t vas voted on to turn it back to the City
with 43,000 of the $3,900 in funding recommended.
Mayor Linke stated they hope that when i.t reaches
Nie full commitcee, that they will approve the
full $3.900 needed for repairs.
Mayor I.inke reported ha has talked to the Mounds
View Lions Club regarding the Festivities Commission,
and will be talking to the Jnyreee sle^.
Motion Second: Hankner/Quick to approve the
appo ntment of Don Hodges and Jerry Blanchard to
the Festivities Commission.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
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Clerk/Administrator Pauley repotted the Ramsey County 18. Report of I*
League of Local Governmento will be meeting at Clerk/Admi
City Hall on October 16 at 7:30 PM. He _lso reported strator
that the Regional Transit Board w:ll be meeting at
the Maplewood City Hall at 7:30 on the same evening
and asked if someone would be able to attend from
the Council. Councilmembers Quick and Hankner stated
they would try to arrange for one of them to attend
the meeting.
Clerk!Administrator Paulev reoorted he will he on
vacation for the last two weeks of October.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to adjourn the meeting 19. Adjournment
at 8:15 FH.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Respectfully'submitted,
f--k Don d F. Pauley
Clerk/Administrator .
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