HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Packets - 1989/03/20CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
1 CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA SESSION
MARCH 20, 1989
7:00 P.M.
1. Appeal by Carol Rasmussen of Recommendation to Terminate
Employnent
2. Presentation by Rick Hlavka, Ramsay County Environmental
Services, Regarding Solid Waste Management
3, Consideration of Request from Everest Development for
Tax Increment Assistance for Mounds View Business Park
4. Presentation of Proposed Parks and Public Works
Maintenance Standards
5. Consideration of Proposal from the Government Training
Service to Conduct a Management Audit
6. Continued Discussion of Staff Memorandum Regarding Tax
Forfeited Land
7. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding the Award of
the Park Portable Restroom Facilities Contract
8. Consideration of Staff ,Memorandum Regarding Tabulation
of Bids and Recommendation of the 1989 Contract for
Diseased Tree Removal
4. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding "Festival In
the Park" Entertainment Contracts
10. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding 1989 Annual
League of Minnesota Cities Conference
11. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding Street Light
Installation on Edgewood Drive
12. Consideration of Staff Memorandum Regarding Legislative
Activity
13. Consideration. of Staff Memorandum Regarding Speed Limit
Changes
14. Follow-up to Goal Setting Workshop,
Review of Results Including Commission and Staff
Input
Develop Work Plan
Begin Conceptual Planning for Each Identified Goal
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Regular Meeting
March 23, 1989
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
Mayor F.ankner at 7:00 PM on Monday, March 13, 1969. Order
The Pledge of Allegiance was said. 2. Pledge of
Allegiance
!MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Wuori, Quick, 3. Roll Call
Blanchard and Mayor Hankner.
ALSO PRESENT: City Attorney Kerrey and Clerk/
Aamin:s—'trator Pauley.
Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve the 4. Approval of
February 27, 1989 minutes as amended. Minutes:
February' 27,
4 ayes 0 nays 1989
Motion Carried
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Wuori to approve the March 6, 1989
March 61 1d89 minutes as presented.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
There were no residents requests or comments from 5. Residents
the floor. Requests and
Comments from
the Floor
Public Works Director N,inetor joined the meeting at 6. Approval of
7:04 PM. Consent Agenda
Clerk/Administrator Pauley asked that Item B on the
consent agenda be corrected to read $1,338,000. He
then read the items on the proposed consent agenda
and explained Items E, F and G, resulted from the
split of a corner lot and reapportioning the
s assessments.
�1 Motion/Second: Wuori/Quick to approve the consent
agenda, , as amended, and waive the reading of the
resoluti:.ns.
4 ayes' 0 nays Motion Carried
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Fire Chief Fagerstrom presented hand-outs to the 7. Fourth
Council and reviewed them. He stated calls were up Quarter Depe.
consinerably for 1968 vs. 1987 and reviewed the ment Head
catefories of calls. He added that 1989 be for Reports
seems to be equally busy.
The Council indicated they would like to tour the
updated fire station, after they review the capital
budget submitted. Fire Chief Fagerstrom added he
was continuing to work cn pay ecuity.
Mayor Hankner closed the regular meeting and opened 8. Public Hearing:
the public hearing at 7:17 PM. Consider
Modifications
Clark/Administrator Parsley reviewed the proposed
to Development
modifications to Development District No. 3. He
District No. 3
explained the City is proposing this location, re-
sulting from the SYSCO park land dedication, be
utilized for a well, water tower and water treatment
plant, and asked Council authorization to amend the
plan to allow this use. He further explained this
could be an optional method of financing the work
and reviewed the avenues open. He stated the
Planning Commission had reviewed the request and
adopted Resolution No. 244-69, supporting this.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley stated that if the
Council was in agreement, he would prepare a reso-
lution for consideration at their March 27 meeting.
Mayor Hankner closed the public he&ring and reopened
the regular meeting at 7:22 PM.
Councilmember Quick stated he was in agreement with
this proposal, as it locks to the future and keeps
the options open, as well as helps promote the
quality of life.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to give taf direction
to prepare a resolution for the Council's considera-
tion on March 27.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 r;ays
Mayor Hankner explained _here is presently one 9. Consideration
opening on the Environmental Quality Task Force, and of. Application
possibly two, and the Council had reviewed the To Environment
application received last week. Quality Task
Force
Motion/Second: Hankner/➢tuori to appoint Carol Ann
Chris—' tenser to the Environmental Quality Task Force
for the remainder of Ann Bray's term.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
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foFinance Director Bracer reported the Finance depart- 10. Fourth
ment had spent the fourth quarter working on budget Quarter
and they are beginning work on the year end financial Department
statement. Head Reports
Finance Director Brager reviewed the tax rates in
Mounds View and compared them to other suburban
communities in the area. The new tax capacity
method resulted in a reduction of 2.2 mils for 1989
over 1980. %e also presented overheads and reviewed
the percentages of where tax dollars go, as ve]1 as
reviewing the changes in two separate residents in
the City in the past year.
Mayor Hankner suggested the charts be published in
the City newsletter for the residents to review.
Mayor Hankner explained Sunnyside School is willing 11. Consideration
to do a good deal of publicity on recycling and of Grant to
they will be devoting a week in April to this topic, Sunnyside
and she requested Council authorization of a $375.00 Elementary
grant for the school, with the funds to be used for School
the cost of a speaker to come in and address the
students.
Mayor Hankner stated she had talked somewhat to
Pinewood School about this but she has to get back
to them. There is $1,000 in the fund for youth
oevei.opment, which is for community service type
activities with the students.
Councilmember Nuori suggested checking and seeing if
the speaker could also do Pinewood School. She
volunteered to contact the science teacher there
and try to coordinate this.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Blanchard to spend $375.00
from Account No. 100-4100-390, for the rec;cling
project within the elementary schools, Sunnyside and
Pinewood.
4 ayes 1 0 nays Motion Carried
It was the consensus of the Council that if the
speaker was not able to do both schools at the sane
time, that the previous motion would be applicable to
Sunnyside School only.
Mayor Hankner stated she vuuld find out the exact
date at Sunnyside and let Councilmember Wuori know
d so she can convey it to Pinewood.
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Clerk/Administrator Paulev reviewed the recuest for 12. Considerate
the Metropolitan Council HRA to implement a revolv-
ing loan program within the City of Mounds View, and of Resolution
explained how the program works. No. 2459
Concerning BRA
Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve Resolu- Revolving Loan
t:on ico. 2459, requesting the Metropolitan Council Prooram
BRA to implement a revolving loan program within
the City of rounds view, and waive the readino.
4 ayes 0 nays
Motion Carried
Clerk/Administrator Paulev explained the intent of
Ordinance No. 457, amending the City's Code 13. Second Reading
concerning personnel hlr' adding an equal opportunity and A:iopL iun
Policy statement. of Ordinance
No. 457
idotion/Second: Quick/Wuori to have the second
reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 457, amending
Chapter 6 of the Mounds 1'!ew Municipal Code
entitled "Personnel", and waive the reading.
Councilmember Wuori - aye
Councilmember Quick - aye
Councilmember Blanchard - ave
Mayor Hankner - aye ilk
Motion CaraAd
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed proposed ordinance 14.
No. 458 concerning building
Seccnd Reading
code and license fees.
and Adoption
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Quick to approve the
of Ordinance
second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 458,
amending the
No. 958
Municipal Cod,. of Mounds View by
amending Chapter 60 entitled "Building Code
and
License Fees", and waive the reading.
Councilmember Wuori - aye
Councilmember Quick - aye
Councilmember Blanchard - aye
Mayor Hankner - aye
Motion Carried
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained this proposed ordinance was neces::ary 15.
First
to amend the City's wetland
ordinance to reflect the wetland alteration
Reading
of Ordinance
permit
issued for the SYSCO project.
No. 463
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Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to have the first
Mr adi dinance No. 463, amending the Municipal
Code of Mounds View by amending Chapter 48 entitled
"Wetland Zoning ordinance", and waive the reading.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays
Public Works Director mineror reviewed the bids 16. Consideration
Memo
received on the SYSCO public improvements project, ofStaff
88-15. Lametti and Sons was the low bidder, atRegarding
SYSCf
$517,929.50, with the bid being considerably lower Pd
Public
Improve-
ment Award
than the estimated $691,235. Project 88-15
Motion/Second: Quick/Wuori to authorize the Mayor
and Clerk/Administrator to enter into a contract with
Lametti and Sons, low bidder, on Liie Sysu Yu_-^•
improvements project, in the amount of $517,929.50
with a 10 percent contingency, for a total of $569,722.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained the purpose of 17. First Reading
proposed Ordinance No. 464 is to rezone the SYSCO of Ordinance
property from I-1 and B-3 to PUD, for Lot 1, Block 1 No. 464
-, and Lot 2, Block 2, SYSCO Plat.
Motion/Second: Blanchard/Hankner to have LiIE .,rz..
readanTordinance No. 464, amending the Municipal
Code of `founds View by amending Chapter 41 entitled
"Specific Rezonings.. and waive the reading.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Fauiey explained the intent of 18. First Reading
proposed Ordinance No. 465 is to rezone the outlot of Ordinance
from the SYSCO plat, from I-1 to PF. This property No. 465
is the 43 acres the City will be receiving from
SYSCO.
Motion/Second: Quick/Wuori to hav= the first read-
ing of f O d nance No. 465, amending the Municipal
Code of Mounds View by amending Chapter 41 entitled
"Specific Rezonings", and waive the reading.
4 ayes 0 nays
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Motion Carried
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Attorney Kerney advised that Judge Plunkett had re- 19. Report of
quested he be notified of action the Council takes Attorney
concerning appointment to the Charter Commission,
and he requested approval from the Council to send
a certified copy of the appointments made at the
March 6 special meeting.
Mayor Hankner stated she would like to reaffirm
the appointments. She explained those names were
given to the Council by the Judge, and they were
the only 8 the Council was aware of.
Notion/Second: Hankner/Quick of reaffirmation of
the appointments to the Mounds View Charter
Commission: Leonard Burgers, Stanley Haugen,
James Kavanaugh, Jerome L`_nke, John Olson, Edward
'rettel, Darel Turner and Joseph Witzmann, with all
terms expiring 11/92, and to send this to the
Judge.
9 ayes 0 nays
Attorney Karney reported the Commissioners on the
Robert Waste condemnation case had determined an
award of $1v9,000 for the property, whereas Mr.
Waste had asked $199,000 and the appraisers hired
by Mounds View had determined the value to be
$99,900. He explained Mr. Waste will have 30 days
to appeal once it is certified and filed.
Public Works Director Minetor reported there had
been a water main break on March 11 at the inter-
section of Ridge Lane and Irondale Road. In the
process of repairing it, a 2" gas main was severed.
Mr. Minetor stated it was the error of NSP, for
showing an incorrect location, and rater and gas
service were both restored or. March 12, at the
completion of the work.
Public Works Director Minetor reported there would
be a seminar on storm water utilities at the
Vadnais Heights City Hall on March 22, from 3:30 to
5:00 PM, with all City employees invited.
Councilmember Wuori had no report.
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Motion Carried
20. Report of
Staff Members
21. Report of
Councilmembers:
Councilmember
Wuori
March 13, 1989
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Councilmember
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Councilmember Quick asked the outcome of the goal
last Friday.
Quick
setting session the Council had held
Mayor Hankner explained it had been held
Fridalast
y.About
Friday due to the snow the previous
which was a good response.
25 people attended,
Clerk/Administrator Pauley stated it would be dis-
cussed further at the next agenda session.
Ccurci.lmember
Councilmember Blanchard reminded everyone or. the
to made
Blanchard
Citv party on March 18. Reservations must
by N,arch 15.
Mayor Hankner
Mayor Hankner reported the ground breaking for
SySCO would be March 17 at 3:30 PM.
22. Report of
_ pauley rPdorted many nice
C1erK/Admiuia a atc. dinner. The
k,
prizes had been coming in for the city
Administrator
cost of the dinner is $12.75.
Clerk/Administrator pauley reported that one year ago
system
Ramsey county had installed a radio activation
but they have been
for the emergency broadcast system,
the frequency that causes
experiencing a problem with
volunteer firemens beepers to go off during testing.
channel,
have to be redone, with a new
The system with
at a cost of $470 to Mounds View. This is not a
defense.
budgeted item, and should be charged to civil
Hankner/Blanchard to authorizethe
Mor.ion/Second: rcdo tne
expenditure cf $470 to Ramsey County, to
the ERS, with the funds
radio activation system for
fund.
to come from the contingency
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley read parts of an article
March 8,
published in the New Brighton Bulletin on
incorrect iflforma-
citing its inaccuracy, in giving
The article concerned
tion, as well as misquoting.
in the City and Clerk/Administrator Pauley
wetlands
is the Council, not Staff, who
clarified that it
decision on what to do with them.
makes the
Clerk/Administrator Pauley asked Council approval
1989 wages
of Resolution NO. 2462, to approve the
Local No. 320.
and benefits for Teamsters
Motion/Second: Quick/wuori to approve Resolution
No. 2962, approving 1989 wages and insurance benefits
addendum to the labor agreement between the City of
Mounds View and Teamsters Local No. 320, and waive the
reading.
4 ayes" 0 nays
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clerk/Administrator Pauley reported the C_ty Council
and Planning Commission have begun joint meetings to
work on the update to the City's Comp Plan. They
have been meeting every other Saturday morning, from
8:30 to 9:30. The next meeting will be this Saturday
in the Council chambers.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported the Council is
required ro be in attendance at the court ordered
settlement conference for the Williams Pipeline
lawsuit. The conference will be March 23 at 1 PM
at the St. Paul Federal Courthouse.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to set a special
meetin�' g of the Council for March 23 at 1 PM at the
St. Paul Federal Courthouse, on the Williams Pipeline
litigation.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mayor Hankner adjourned the meeting at 8:29 PM. 33. Adjournment
Respectfully submitted,
Donald F. Pauley
Clerk/Administrator
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCI
FROM: CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR .\
DATE: MARCH 15, 1989 l/ \
SUBJECT: MOUNDS VIEW BUSINESS PARK SOUTH TAX INCREMENT
FINANCING
As I indicated in my March 13th Administrative Newsletter,
I met with Representatives of Everest Development on the
afternoon of Friday, March loth to discuss with them their
requcst for tax increment financing assistance in the Mounds
View :isinecs Park South project.
At that time, I advised Bill Franke and Mr. Allan Anderson
of Everest that the City Council had indicated to me that
you wished not to provide any assistance to Everest in the
form of land -buy down, Needless to say, Messrs. Franke and
Anderson were somewhat disappointed in hearing this and
Mr. Franke requested that he be scheduled to appear before
the City Council and appeal his case to you. I advised
Mr. Franke that the matter would be placed on the March 20th
Agenda Session agenda and requested additional information
from his firm regarding the issuance of bonds. Specifi-
cally, I requested that Mr. Franke provide me with an
analysis of the funds that would be rude available for the
project should the bond issue be limited to a term of 8
years, as is the case for economic development projects
rather than the 15 years allowed for redevelopment
projects. It was my thought that making this project an
economic development project wcuid limit the City's costs
and might be an option that you may wish to consider.
Attached please find a printout dated March .10, 1989 which
shows that $1,720,911 could be made available for a redevel-
opment project with a bond issue of 10 1/2 years. Also
attached is a printout dated March 9, 1989 for an economic
development project showing that $1,284,531 could be made
available for such a project with a bond issue of 8 years.
Everest has indicated that their total costs for the project
are projected to be $1,830,000.
Should you require any additional information from me prior
to the March 20th Agenda Session regarding this matter,
please do not hesitate to let me know and I will attempt to
comply wit}. you: request at the earlies'. possible date.
DFP/MJS
Attachments:
THE EVEREST GROUP LTD
March 10, 1989 .
Donald F. Pauley
Clerk/Administrator
City of Mounds View
2401 Highway 10.
Mounds View, MN 55112
Dear Don:
Please find enclosed the tax increment financing projection
for the Mounds View Business Park South. This projection
reflects today Is discussion regarding an eight year
amortization of the assumed tax increment financing bond
sale. As you will quickly see, the net proceeds from the
bond sale available for Pul•lic improverents or land buy down
has bean significantly reduced due to the shorter period
utilized to amortize the bonds.
"lease revilE t.:G Enuivbcd and give me a call if you have
any questions.
Very truly yours,
THE EVERESTT GROUP, LTD.
Allan D. Anderson
Vice -President of Finance
Enclosure
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MEMO TO: i•LAYOR AND CITY COUN
FROM: CLERK-ADMINISTRA-10
DATE: MARCH 15, 1989
SUBJECT: ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AUDIT PROPOSAL
Attached please find a copy of the proposal from the
Government Training Service for performance of a Management
Audit for 0e City of Mounds View. The consultants propose
a cost of S5,050 for this work. Should Council decide to
undertake this Management Audit, funds wculd need to be
authorized from the City's Contingency Account as this is
not a budgeted item.
DFP/MJS
Attachment:
Government Traininc
202 Minnesota Building
46 East Fourth Street
Saint Pau!, Minnesota 55101
6121222.7409
March 10, 1989
Mr. Donald Pauley
Clerk/Administrator
City of Mounds View
2401 North Highway 10
Mounds View, MN 55112
Service
Subject: Proposal to Administer Management Audit
Dear Don:
Government Training Service is pleased to present a proposal to
conduct a management audit and review of organizational struc-
tures for the City of Mounds View. The consultants for this
project would be Barbara Arney and John Vintor, consultants
under contract to GTS.
Process
The steps associated with the process would include:
1. consultants would conduct interviews with council and
staff
2. consultants would identify survey instrument for the
city to distribute; consultants will tabulate and
interpret results
3. upon completion of the interpretction analysis, the
consultants would meet with the council to present
recommendations
Costs
The costs associated with the management audit process would
be:
I. Interviews: 36 hours at s75/hour $2,700
2. Conducting climate survey (includes obtaining
survey, processing and interpreting results
and developing a recommendation 2,100
3. Final meeting with council. (discussion
of results and recommendations) 250
Total $5,050
Member
organlzattons
Association of Minnesota Counties
Minnesota Association
League of Minnesota Cities
of Regional Commissions Minnesota Community Colleges
Minnesota Association State of Minnesota
of Townships University of Minnesota
Mr. Donald Pauley
March 10, 1989 F.
Page -2-
In addition to the consultants' fee, the city would be
responsible for consultants' travel expenses (mileage at 8.21/
mile).
loot fotworking
nothis
project.
If youhavequestions regardigthisproposal, please
project. If
call me at GTS, or Barbara directly at 920-8619.
Singerely,
�7 1/ f
dary Sabakke
Program Planner
Organizational Services
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MEMO TO: City Council
FROM: City Planner Herman
DATE: February 22, 1989
SUBJECT: TAX FORFEITED LANDS
Attached is'a staff report on the proposed acquisition of the tax
forfeited parcels in Mounds View. This report combines input from
Clerk -Administrator Pauley; Parks, Recreation and Forestry
Director Saarion; Public Works Director/City Engineer Minetor;
Finance Director Brager; and myself. Each participant was asked
to comment upon their particular area of expertise and upon the
draft document as a whole.
In general, it was my feeling that the Staff should present they
feasibility of the proposed use for the paiuel. If
this use d
not seem feasible other options were explored. It did not seem to
be appropriate to encourage Purchase except in the case of Parcel
C for the stated reasons. Acquisition and use of these parcels is
a policy decision by the Council which must be weighed against the
loss of funds used for acquisition.
KJH/BAC
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MEMO TO: Clerk -Administrator and City Council
FROM: City Planner Herman
DATE: February 15, 1989
SUBJECT: TAX FORFEITED LANDS
In the recent past, various Councilmembers have expressed interest
in acquiring tax forfeited lands located within the City. Various
uses have beer. proposed for each of the parcels. The feasibility
Of these uses versus the cost of acquisition will be d
the following: iscussed in
Parcel A
Parcel A is a triangular shaped wetland measuring 1.63 acres. The
County has appraised the property at $1,400'00, although the
intended use by the City is to have it remain vacant. At the
present time this property is rendered unbuildable by the City's
wetland ordinance as the entire parcel is contained within the
wetland or its buffer. It is because of the wetlands designation
that the City may wish to purchase the property.
In the future, wetland parcels, especially those in private hands, _
may need to be acquired under threat cf the raking issue. Until
the erect o ordinance ca is overturned in court or a legal opinion is
rendered on the issue of taking, it has been assumed that the City
would not be purchasing wetlands. The City may be setting a
precedent by obtaining this wetland.
Potential costs to the City over and above acquisition costs may
be the maintenance of the wetland area. It is reasonable to
assume chat nearby residents will expect City maintenance of the
wetland occur upon discovering new ownership. Maintenance would
be hampered by lack of funding for clean-up and no public access
to the site. Potential benefits may include enhancement of the
wetland which may produce better storage capacity and aesthetic
and natural improvements.
Funding for acquisition costs may be obtained from the General
Fund or more appropriately, the Storm Water Management Fund.
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BLOCK 1, SPRING
LAKE PARK
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PIN:
08-30-23-12-0020
iORFEITED:
AUGUST 14, 1968
APPRAISED VALUE:
$ 1,400.00
TOTAL VALUE:
$ 1,481.95
LOT SIZE:
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Parcel B
® Parcel B is a combination of three land -locked lots totalling .75
acres. The County has appraised this parcel at $23,500.00; each
lot being appraised at approximately $7,800.00. Presently, the
lots seem to be of little value except to the adjacent property
ial
owners who could extend their back lots. There is the p
to develop these lots at a future date if a road were extended
mid -block. 'This issue will be briefly discussed later.
The proposed use for these lots is a nursery area. The City
Forester has reviewed this proposal and has made the following
cost calculations:
Tree purchase (500 evergreens) $ 120.00
Maintenance (labor - planting, water,
wulching, ctc•) 4,BOO.UO
640 hours at $7.50/hour (average)
Materials (chemicals, fertilizers, signs) 400.00
Harvest and transplanting 4,200.00
280 hours at $7.50/hour x 2
TOTAL $ 9,520.OU
AVERAGE $32.70/Tree
This figure u,:es not take into account the cost of acquisition nor
+.he salary cf an additional staff member to run the nursery. It
is estimated that the nursery would produce 300 transplantable
trees approximately eight years later.
Potential costs to the City may be the conflicts which could arise
between the City and adjacent neighbors. It seems that these
residents have been using portions of this open space as their own
lawns. Another monetary cost, and perhaps political, may be the
placement of an access road into the interior lots. In
conclusion, it was`.elt by the Parks, Recreation and Forestry
Department that without monetary suprort for all facets of the
nursery implementation: supplies, land and labor costs, it would
not be feasible for. the Department to carry out this proposal.
An alternative use for a portion of the property was suggested by
City Engineer Minetor. It was suggested that an additional road
easement be obtained from Lots 8 and 9. While ,%is acquisition
would produce a curved road accessing the interior of the block,
it would reduce the need to purchase right-of-way from the eastern
edge of 7853 Long Lake Road.
There are two possible funding sources for purchase of these
parcels depending upon the use of the property. If the lots were
used as a nursery the funds could come out of the Park Improvement
Fund. If the City obtained a portion of this property for road
right-of-way the Silver Lake Woods Project Fund could be used.
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05-30-23-33-0059
05-30-23-3.7-0060
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too) S` a r n.) I oa cn) .,� � �(il (:, ;AD $23,500.00
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dnl a .� `� $24, 388.00
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Parcel C
Parcel C is a 30 foot wide strip of land amounting to .08 acres.
The County has appraised the property at $400.00. This parcel
would provide for a future roadway to the mid -block. It would be•
possible to put in a road along the block bounded by Hillview
Road, Long Lake Road, Woodlawn Drive and Sherwood Road, as the
lots on the block are large enough to subdivide. It would seem
that the cost of acquisition is minimal and it may benefit the
City in the long run to purchase this property.
This property :ould be purchased using funds from the Silver Lake
Woods Prcject as it is an eligible expense and there is monies
available.
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FORFEITED:
AUGUST 7, 1979
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Parcel D
Parcel D is a combination of two lots totalling 2.7 acres. It has
been suggested that these lots may offer an opportunity to access,
a large undeveloped area mid -block. City Engineer Minetor has
briefly reviewed this issue and feels that a cul-de-sac could be
introduced into the block at this point. Future extension may be
possible to -access the back portions of the deep lots on County
Road H-2 and Woodale Drive.
The Counci. may wish to discuss what policy direction they would
feel comfortable initiating. Several options are available to the
City:
1) The City could obtain these lots and devise a plan for
future development. Further development could be City
initiated or privately directed.
21 The City could obtain the parcels and find a developer who
would purchase the lots and put together the project.
3) The City could do nothing allowing the County to keep the
parcels.
It would seem that there is a question of planning ahead for the
City,s future and what direction that future may `rake.
®! The Council may wish to look into the feasibility of this road
extension. It may be prudent to have Staff review the economic
feasibility of this project while the Council read the politinal
feasibility.
Funding for the acquisitia; of these pdr:els, appraised at
$11,800.Go could come from the Silver Lake Woods Project Fund.
KJH/BAC
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TOTAL VALUE: le
$12,263.00
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND r_OUNCILMEMBERS
4
FROM: "ARY SAARION, DIRECTOR (i'1
PARRS, RECREATION AND FOR-UTRY
DATE: MARCH 14, 1989
SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION FOR AWARDING THE PARR
PORTABLE RESTROOM FACILITIES CONTRACT
Staff sent approximately eight bid specifications to area
portable restroom service companies. Three companies submitted
bids.- The bids are as follows:
PER MONTH PER MONTH CHARGE
COMPANY CHARGE/UNIT /HANDICAP UNIT
Sanitation Stations $50.00 $100.00
BFI $50.00 $125.00
4 Biff's $65.00 $110.00
The lowest bid is Sanitation Stations. The City has contracted
with Sanitation Stations in the past and was satisfied with their
service and facilities. The bid price falls within the projected
amount funded in the 1989 budget under 100-4360-356-000.
RECOMMENDATION: To approve the award to Sanitation Stations for
park portable restroom facilities for May 1, 1989 - Fobruary 28,
1990,
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERStA�
FROM: MARY SAARION, DIRECTOR 1"i
PARKS, RECREATION AND FORESTRY
DATE: MARCH 10, 1989
SUBJECT; 1989 S CONTRACT ORDISEASED TREE RECOMMENDATION F THE
REMOVAL
Bids for the 1989 New Brighton/Mounds View tree and stump removal
ed at New Brighton City Hall at ll:00 a.m.,
contr?ct were open
February 23, 1989. Five (5) tree removal firms submitted bids.
TasL-rasters, Inc. o1 Blaine was the low tabulated bidder.
The actual tabulation of bids was based upon the application of
the 1988 summary of trees, wood, and stumps removed (appendix A
of the 195II specifications) to the appropriate figures submitted
by each bidder. It should be noted that this tabulation
represents the combination of work from both New Brighton and
Mounds View.
The following lists the bidding firms and their totals:
$45,836.70
Taskmasters, Inc. (Blaine)$48,274.05
Bluemel's Tree Service (Hudson, WI)
$50,742.00
i & L Tree Service (Blaine) $51 992 25
Ceres Tree Service (Minneapolis) $55,299.85
Arp's Tree Service (Andover)
A +hat their last two
A reference check of Taskmasters fo .. ---- were
contracts (Anoka Electric Coop ossess1bothHthe proper power)
equipment
successfully comPttheenecessary work in New Brighton/Mounds
and manpower to perform
View.
ECO"MENDATiGN: To award the 1989 Mounds View portion of the
•_ removal contract to
1989 New Brighton/Mounds View tree and stump
Taskmasters, Inc.
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS n
FROM: MARY SAARION, DIRECTOR `1\�
PARKS, RECREATION AND FORESTRY
DATE: MARCH 24, 1989
SUBJECT: "FESTIVAL iN THE PARR" ENTERTAINMENT CONTRACTS
Please review the attached contracts, one for Festival fireworks
and one for musical entertainment by the "Rockin Hollywoods".
The funds for both are from the general fund, Festival account.
These two contracts combined total a $6,500 expenditure.
RECOMMENDATION: Consideration for approval of the contacts for
1989 "Festival in the Park" entertainment including $2,500 for
the "Rookin Hollywoords" and $4,000 for Northern Lighter
Pyrotechnics, to be funded by the General Fund, Festival account.
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NORTHERN LIGHTER PYROTECHNICS
m6&A Creative Fireworks _Displa}�s.� 1
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'� �3.' 4ecigners [] ShootFrs::
P.O. Box 19163 1� . Paul, MN. 55119 .• rt�i.ai>t�
MARY SAARION-DI RECTOR
PARKS, RECREATION rl FORESTRY
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
2910 HIGHWAY 10
MOUNDS VIEtiI, Mt: 551:2SEPTEMBER
DEAR MARY,
NOiciHERN LIGHTERS PYROTECHNICS, NC. IS VERY MUCH LOCKING
FORWARD TO PROVIDING AND EXHIBITING THE FIP.EWORKS FOR YOUR
� ANNUAL "FESTIVAL IN THE PARK" CELEBRATION ON SUNDAY,
17TH, 1989- WE HAVE
NSOME VERY UNIQUE
ENTERTAINING EFFECTS THAT SHOULD PLEASE ALL INATTENDANCEND
THE BUDGET FOR THIS YEAR'S SHOW WILL BE 84,000.00 WITH THE
FOLLOWING TERMS: ONE HALF(52,000) DOWN WITH THE RETURN OF
THE SIGNED CONTRACT AND ONE HALF(e2,000) DUE ON THE DAY OF
THE DISPLAY. THIS AGREEMENT COVERS INSURANCE COVERAGE IN
THE AMOUNT OF $300,000 WITH A $1,000 PER CLAIM DEDUCTIBLE TO
BE ASSUMED BY THE S?ONSER. THE CARRIER IS ALLIED SPECIALTY
INSURANCE CO. OF ST. PEYERSBURG, FLORIDA, NAMING THE CITY OF
MOUNDS VIEW A3 INSURED.
PLEAS INDICATE YOUR APPROVAL BY SIGNING AND RETURNING THE
a,n.tvn r_n__rJ_T_DA('T TN THE ENCLOSED RETURN ENVELOPE. THE O'!'HER
CO?Y IS FOR YOUR FILES.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL AT HOME 492-2061 OR AT
WORK 44E3-8543.
MARY SAAP.ION-AUTH. REP. ED VANASEK-PRESIDENT
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW pyROTECHNICSHfINC.
P.G.I.I. '
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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS OF TH! UNITED STATES AND CANADA
• 1 (HERiIN CALLED "FEDERATION-)
CONTRACT �
(Fotnl C-1)
Wbeaever :uc T.r m "The Local Union" Is Used In This Contract, It Shall Yean'The Local Union Of The Federation With Iarisdic-
tloo Over The Territory In Which The Engagement Covered By This Contract Is To Be Performed.
c CONTRACT f .he personal services of musicians can the engagement described Wow Is made this day of
i9 between the ander::: •d purtbuer of music Therein called "Anchanee) and the undersigned mmicicn
L Name and Address of Platt of Enmcen,rne• cy,
i. P Vg. Its tpy nl13ne1
to and permitting such
r_ t forth in 7 below and
-.. .._..• . . . � v-•...",...,,, :u any c,un of competent ]1 agultCom
Broach of Contract— Arbi•.tatior of :",a;me:
(a) It is spre!tla cde.:.00d by the z archiaer and the mositiaa(s) Who ate partite t- 'big contract that neither the Federation
nor 3< Local Union are parties w this rnor.:.ct in any capacity except as expressly provided in 6 above and, the:atom, that
aeither the Federation nor the Local Union shall be liable for the performance or bree6 of my provision ll a f.
for :n;a c'urract, aaa the terms and conditions contained herein, may be enforced by the Puehaser and by each mesician who is
It
erto this car tract or whoa came Ropes" on the contract or who has, in fact. performed the engagement contracted for
(hereintein ein called "parHcinatiad mveieian W"), and by the agent or agent (a) of each participating musiclaa. Including the Local Union.
(e) All claims and disputes which say tsie between the Purchaser and the paei!eipating musician (a) tvga;ding the application
or interpretation of any of the terms or condition of this contract, including any disputes between the partiaa as to their mac_
Live obligations and responsibilities bereundar, shall be referred exclurivrly to binding arbitration. If a claim or dispute involve
par�mysting musician (a) who are all members of the Lora; Uatcl. van such claim or dispata shall be refezrcd to the Exentin
Board of the Local Union. All other claims or l disputes arising under this conrrect between the Purchaser end part.. tine
m termin(t) "hall a referred a the International Executive Board (herein called "IEB") of the Federation for arbitration and
determination in New York. New York. The a. :hall decide any question of whether it or the Local Door: Executive Board bu
jnrisdfetion over t yaY.icular claim or dispute.
(Consimied on "vane r:&)
WITNESS" WHEREOF, the purties hereto have hereunto set their names and eals on the day and year first above written.
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;fEMO TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUFCIL
w FROM: CLERK-ADMPdISTRATO
DATE: [,MARCH 14, 1989
SUBJECT: 1989 "OVAL LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA CITIES
CONFERENCE
The 1969 Annual League of Minnesota Cities Conference will
be held or. June 6-9 at the Hyatt Regency ?iotei located at
1300 Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis. The title of this
year's conference is, "The 1990's and Beyond, The Future of
Minnesota Cities".
Funds art available in the 1989 Budget for the attendance of
one member of the Council to this conference. As a $25.00
savings can be realized by registering prior to May 15,
1989, I am requesting an indication as to the desire of any
members of the Council to attend this conference. Attached
for your information is a copy of the registration form
which includes a preliminary program schedule. Your
indication of interest in attendance at this conference will
be appreciated.
DFP/MJS
Sign up now...
The 1990s
and beyond
We'fuLUIV UI MinllCaUL- UILICJ
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Minneapolis
Registration forms -preliminary schedule
1989 DIC Annual Conference Housing
Housing inrorr..alion
SINGLE DOUBLE
Hyatt Regency Ainneapolis. 13(AI Nicollei.......................................................................................................569.(q S69.W
Holiday Inn Minneapolis. 1313 Nicoliei tM411..................................................................................................S58.W S67.00 -
NOTE: Hyatt Recency is the headquarters hotel. The Holiday Inn is located directly across the street from the Hyau Regency.
Earl3 Bird Special
For member city officials only. The Hyau Regency and the Holiday Inn will each pros ide one complimentary weekend for two
at their facilities, excluding meals. as an early bird special prize. Only delegates sending in their housing registration form by t _�
May I. 1989 will be eligible. The winner must pay the room tax and all incidental charges.
I
ltllpVf iAni irriiiruCtiurr5
Rooms will be reserved on a first -come, first -served basis. The earlier you make your reservations, the better the cbence you ail
will have of gelling your first choice hotel. The hotels will hold the room block until May 16, 1989, after which regular room
rates will be in effect if available.
A deposit equal to one night's lodging Fer room mus: accompany this housine form. Credit card preferred. MAKE CHECKS
PAYABLE TO HOTEL OF YOUR CHOICE. You will receive an acknowledgement of your reservvion from the assigned
hotel. All changes in reservations or cancellaf(ous must he made through the Housing Bureau ir. writing.
Housing Reservation
(please print or type)
Name: Title
City or Organization:
Address:
Cite: State: Zip:
Arrival Date: Arrival Time Departure Date:
Hotel Preference
Special Requirements:_ -
Do you wish to guarantee payment for arrival nfler 6:00 p.m? Credit Card Preferred
Yer —_— No
Enclosed is u deposit equal to one nights lodging Credit Card Company
per Loom. Curd Number
Expir, tion Date
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO
HOTEL OF YOUR CHOICE
League of Minnesota Cities
Housing Bureau
Hyatt Regency Minneapolis
1300 Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Alin: Peggy Hankomp
The LMC Housing Bureau is aut:,arized to use the above card
to guarantee my hotel rescr•aions reserved by me. I under-
stand that one night's room will be billed through this card if
I fail to show up for my assigned housing on the confirmed
date unless I have cancelled my reservations with the hotel
prior to 6:IX) p.m. on the day of arrival.
Cardholder signature
Date
Retain a copy of this form for your records. If you do not receive a confirmation from the hotel within two weeks, contact Peggy
Honkomp at 612-370-1234.
1989 Annual Conference Registration
Please typeorprinl
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Name
Sex F M
Nickname 'or badge
Title
City or organization
Mailing address
City _ State Zip .-----
Telephone 1
Family members attending (No registration fee BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE
MEAL TICKETS. ORDER BELOW)
Spouse full name
Child
Child -
Sex F M
Age
Age _
This is my first League of Minnesom -hits Annual Conference.
FULL CONFERENCE
June 6-9, 1989
Registration includes admission to
all sessions and tickets for Wednes-
hrbtorsluncheon,Thursday
I eon, Thursday banquet, and
Friday coffee and rolls.
MINI -CONFERENCE
June S. 1989
Registration includes admission 10
all Thursday sessions. Mayors
luncheon and coffee. (DOES NOT
include the Thursday banquet.
Order tickets for the lianquet below.
Early Registratioo (Postmarked by May 15, 1989)
S150 Full Conference S-_-
S65 Mini -Conference S__
Advance Registration (Postmarked by May 30,1989)
1175 Full Conference S__
S75 Mini -Conference S
On -Site Ref-istration (at Conference)
S195 Fuli Conference
S85 Miri-Conference
Extra Meal Tickets
SIS Wednesday Exhibitors Lunch
S17 Thursday Mayor's Luncheon
S25 Thursday Banquet
Cmact
Ira
Daylime phone A
a.c.
Feel free to duplicate for misitiple registrations.
1. General Information
Every delegate, guest. speaker. media
representative, and other attendees
MUST REGISTER with this form.
Complete the form in full and return it
along with full payment of all appr)-
priate conference registration fee to
address indicated.
NOTE: No registration will be Proc-
essed without payment in full, or with-
out an accompanying city voucher or
purchase order.
11. Conference Registration -Dead.
lines
May 15, 1989: Final postmark dead-
line for Early Registration.
May 30, 1989: Final postmark dead-
line for Advance Registration.
Ill. Conference Registration
Cancellation Policies
Your letter of registration cancellation I
must be postmarked no later than May
30,1989 to qualify for a refund of reg-
istration fees.
A registration cancellation is subject
to a Si0 cancellation fee.
IV. Special Needs
If you are disabled and require special
services, or if you have special, dietary
needs, please attach a written descrip-
tion.
V. Registration Confirmation
Pre -registrants will receive a pos.card
acknowledgement to be presented at
the ADVANCE REGISTRATION desk
for quick registrrtion.
I VI. For more information
For more information contact:Cathy
Dovidio (612) 227.5600.
Make check payable and return with
form to League of hEnnesom Cities,
183 University Avenue East
St. Paul, MN 55101.
UNIC Annual Conference
••The 1990s and Beyond: The Future of Minnesota Cities"
Preliminary program schedule
Tuesday. June 6
Special Kick -Off Program: Opening Sight Evcning on the Toun:
Dinnrr and Entertainment
6:39 p.n.
WPednesdax.June i
Welcome/opening Session: Discovering the Future of Minnesota
9:00 a.m: 10:15 a.m.
Concurrent Sessions I fehouse one)
10:30 a.m. t::45 a.m.
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Roles/comunication•-rouncil, commissions and stall m
Comp wonh••how to maintain job evaluation and job
Him salary programs
onTruth in taxation
INDevelopment amelegies policy committee
Exhib(:ors' lunch
I1:45 a.m: 1:15 P.M.
General Session
1:15 p.m: 2:15 P.M.
Concurrent Sessions 11(choose one)
2:30 p.m: 3:30 p.m.
Ethics in city government
Employee benefits pan 1 trends. resporses. legal
requirement.. c3fere4a plans
Regional facilities —benefits and problems for host
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® G:neral Iegishi ion policy commium
Concurrent Sessions III (choose one)
3:45 Pm.-4:40 p.m.
City managem:m—pall, present, and future (spcn-
cored by Minnesota City Management Associstinm
Employee benefts pan 11 city case studies
® Tax increment financing: uses and abuses
Election and ethics policy committee
"Wine Down" rwp:lun in exhibit area
4:40 p.m.
City night renaissance festival
6:;0 p.m.
Thursday. June S
Concurrent Sessions IV (choose one)
9:12T •.m.•10:30 a.m.
Strategic or long-range planning
inisaiiiiiiii Sexual and racial harassment
Solid waste (including recycling and household
-in hazardous waste)
MRevenue sources police comrtinee
Concurrent Sessions V (choose one)
10:45 a.m: 12:15 p.m.
Collaborative planning/parmerships
Changing values and employee motivation
Providing police protection for small cities
Legislative update
Manors Associallon/Mini Conference Luncheon
12:30 p.m: 2:00 p in.
Terry Goddard. NLC president, mayor. Phoenix. Arizona
Concurrent Sessions VI (choose one)
2:15 p.m: 3:30 p.m.
Taking leadership to avoid liability (LMCIT)
Employee discirline and termination
Financiui hcaith or smaii cities
® Land use, energy. enviromnem. and transportation
League Annual Meeting
3:45 o.m.
LMC Reception
Keys ,
and Banquet
6:30 p.m.
Leadership forthe
future
Friday. June 9
Managing the employee
Beverages and Rolls
of the future '
5:30 a.m.
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Challenges for the future
Finale general session
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9:30 a.m.
LMC Legislative track
MEMORANDUM
Memo To :Mayor and City Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Director of Public Works
Date :March 13, 1989 y
Subject :Street Light Installation on Edgewood Dr.
Attached is a petition for a street light on Edgewood Drive. The
petition meets the requirements of our resolution regarding
street light installation. The proposed location is 390 feet from
the street light at Nillview and Edgewood. While this is less
than the desires spacing of 400 feet, the location does meet the
intent of the policy for mid -block, locations on long blocks.
I recommend approval of this request.
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MEMO TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
r! FROM: CLERK-ADMINISTRATOCR DATE: MARCH 8, 1989
SUBJECT: 1989 LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY
Although numerous bills have been introduced into the State
Legislature during this Session, the only one that appears
at this time to have any impact upon the City of Mounds View
in a direct fashion is a bill proposed by Senator Linda
Berglund, S.F. 488 which would make major changes to the
State's current pay equity laws. The bill would provide
that, "... equitable compensation relationships are
established when the average compensation for fcmela
dominated classes is equal to average compensation for male
dominated classes of comparable skill, effort,
responsibility, working conditions and other relevant work
related criteri.a." Essentially, this means that all male
and female employees in the City would receive the same rate
of pay for jobs having the same value based upon our current
comparable worth program.
In an effort to evaluate the impact of this legislation, I " "r
prepared the attached spreadsheet which, based upon reading
,ems. the proposed legislation and discussing it with representa-
tives of the League of Minnesota Cities, I feel is an
accurate interpretation of the bill. As you will note, I
have listed each position; the 1989 wage for the position,
the dollar paid per point value for the position, the
"equity" wage that would be required by Senator Berglund's
bill and then the net cost to be experienced by the City of
Mounds `7iew for these equity wages as compared to the 1989
wages. The end result is that the City of Mounds View
would experience a net increase in payroll in the amount of
$212,135.00. Should Insurance, retirement and other i
benefits be added to this number, those costs would increaaP
Lo iicnily $2S0,000.
At this time I do not have a solid understanding of the
possibilities of Senator Berclund's bill passing this
session but would suggest that it would be worth our while
to voice our concerns to our legislators that adoption of
such a bill would result in the City having to cut back on
services and/or employment levels in order to comply with
its mandates. Your direction in this matter would be
appreciated.
DFP/MJS
Attachment:
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19E9 PAY EQUITY
WMPU'TATIONS
POSITION
1985 WE
JOB VALUE S/POINT
EQUITY WE
TOTAL
1999 WES
TOTAL
EQUITY Np6ES
VLERK-AOMINISTRATOP.
FINANCE OIAECTpR
153,715
143.226
!16 505.23
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157,431
PARKS i REC whECTOR
$41.304
108 s34b.57
s57,434
143,714
f43,21b
157,431
156,904
POLICE CHIEF
f46,796
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P.N. OtR1C1TY' ENSR,
$43,707
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153,216
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$46,796
s46.796
153,216
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POLICE LfiUTEHAh'T
i44.004
89 5494,43
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143,787
fS! 106
P.N. FOREnAH
175.294
82 9430.41
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CITY FLARNER
BUILDIHS
$32 965
f43.205
f13,205
135,294
143,205
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PATROL EAR6EAHT(K21
s34,346
$39,402
76 5440.33
78 s44D.33
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$32,965
f32 96S
$34,346
$43,205
141,097
f41,091
ACCOUH7ANT
f27,111
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$41,097
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$78,004
182,194
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PIP,
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f34 517
f27,i1i
139,517
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PATROL OFFICER(TB)
125,416
134,246
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171,136
125,418
f79,034
$36,355
ADMIN. SECRETARY
$25,137
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$273,984
1273,484
FOLICE SECRETARY
sty 991
60 s383.23
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31,613
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s25,917
521,703
59 f434.27
$31,007
$22,974
f12,494
f233,153
f31,613
$31,613
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l21,431
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$30,031
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121,932
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RECEPTIphISI
120,897
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126,452
f21,315
$28,979
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124,237
$20,197
128,452
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$17,630
524,231
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Memo To :Mayor and City Council Members
From :Ric Minetor, Director of Public Works
/City Engine
Date :March 16, 1989 �
Subject:Speed Limit Changes on Long Lake Road and County Road J
Ramsey County requested traffic surveys from the Minnesota
Department of Transportation for determination of safe and
reasonable speed limits on Long Lake Road between County Road H-2
and Eastwood Road and also on County Road J between the West
County line and Interstate 35W. The Minnesota Department of
Transportation conducted these surveys and returned speed
authoi.izations generally consistent with the existing signing.
The changes on Long Lake Road consisted of rezoning the segment
between County Road H-2 and T. H. 30 from 40 mph to 30 mph and
also rezoning the short sc-ent between the curve north of Ardan
and Eastwood from 40 mph to 30 mph.
The change on County Road J consisted of rezoning the segment
between T. H. 610 and I-35W from 40 mph to 45 mph.
The other segments along both roadways remain with the existing
speed zone. The attached map summarizes the changes.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCILCITY OF rr�� CC!! (� ®
S VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY,,
MINNESOTA�� 1 A go ,aV C® Meeting
February 27. 1989
Mounds View City Hall
2401 "wy. 10, Mounds View, MN 55112
The Mounds View City Council was called to order by 1. Call to
Mayor Hankner at 7:00 PM on Monday., February 27,E 1989. Order
The Pledge of Allegiance was said. 2. Pledge of
Allegiance
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmembers Blanchard, Wuori,, 3. Roll Call
QuickT and Mayor Hankner.
ALSO PRESENT: City Attorney Karney and Clerk/Admini-
strator Pauley.
Motion/Second: Wuori/Blanchard to approve the 4. ?pproval of
February 13, 1989 minutes as presented. Minutes:
February 13,
4 ayes 0 nays 1989
Motion Carried
Bob Carpenter, 2650 Lake Court Drive, asked the status 5. Residents
of the library. Requests and
Comments from'
Mayor Hankner explained the Library Board had said the Floor
they would come up with a proposal to present to the
County Commissioners within 30 days, and that deadline
is near, and she reviewed what is known so far.
Mr. Carpenter asked if anything could be done about
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so long to change.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained MnDOT will be
upgrading the controls for all signals sometime during
this co;istruction season, and will be putting in new
timers as needed, which should help considerably. He
added that if that doesn't solve the problem, they will
ask MnDOT to look at it further.
Mayor Hankner explained the City has sent a resolution
to MnDOT asking that they look into a walk bridge
over Highway 10 at Silver Lake Road, but they have not
heard anything back, yet.
February 27, 1989
Mounds View City Council
page Two
Regular Meeting------------------------------------------------------
items6.
n the
Clerk/Administrator Pauley read the
He sugg estedtheoCouncil
Approval cM.
Consent
proposed consent agenda.
for discus siont as it had
Agenda
might want to pull Item I
the consent agenda by mistake,
been placed on
Motion/second: Quie:k''wuori to approve the consent
the reading.
agenaa Item I, and waive
Motion Carried
A ayes 0 nays
Mayor Hankner reported she had received a complaint
discussed during the
on animals, which will be
public hearing on March 27.
Park and Rec Director Saarion review -ad Item I, an%:
athletic complex on the
the plate of supporting an
Property, which would be a joint
Twin City Arsenal
powers agreement.
Public Works Director Minetor joined the meeting
at 7:15 PM.
Glenda Meizell, no address given, asked how use of
Park and Rec
the facilities would be controlled.
explained it would be through the
Director Saarion
joint powers agreement.
Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve Resolu-
complex on
tiontion No.2�40, supporting th- athletic
Arsenal property, and waive the
the Twin City
reading.
Motion --acried
A ay23 0 nays
explained the Council would be meet:,19
7. Informational
Meeting -
Mayor Hankner
the Commission members and Staff this Friday
the
1989-90 Goal
with nd
night to set goals and ;wdgeting for 1990, a
department
Setting
rop�cil will then meet with the
Sherated
on Saturday to further work on Plan--
input from resid?otfindnoutdwhatnis
they first need
to the survey done last spLg,
of the residents are.
important and what the concerns
Claudia Forsen, no address given, stated she has a
people aremoving
problem with thu building code, as
keeping p
into her neighborhood who are not
yards, or have too many dogs.
Mayor Hankner stated she has heard a good deal about
few months, and many
that type of problem in the past
about it. She stated they
people are concerned any
would need the support of the residents to have
next few years.
ordinance to control this within the
theythree
Cl are 9under
_
notrallowedlwithout aakennelxpunless
Mounds View City Council February 271 1989page Three
Regular Meeting ------------- -----
six months of age, and he recommended a complaint be
handle it.
filed with the Police Department, who would
Mayor Hankner stated the most critical part of any
ordinance is the enforcement of it.
police Chief Ramacher explained these complaints
would fall under public nuisance, and the Police Depart-
ment needs complaints to be able to enforce the
complaints on the
ordinances. as they need to get the
record.
Attorney Kerney advised that judges tend to look more
lodged by a resident, rather
favorably upon a complaint
than just by the Police Department.
Mr. Carpenter suggested the City look at having pick-up
for aluminum in the City, as part of recycling.
Clerk./Administrator Pauley explained the Council will
receive a presentation by the Ramsey County Health
Department at their March 20 agenda session, concern-
ing environmental waste, and they will address the
issue then.
Mayor Hankner noted the most recent city newsletter
gg has a large article on recycling,
Ron Langness, of Springsted, Inc., reviewed the bids 8.
Award the Sale
of $1,760,000
received for the tax increment bonds for the SYSCO
Miller anl+
TaxondIacrfor
project, and recommended the low bid of
They had estimated the rate to
in onds fo
Schroeder, at 10.04%.
He explained the impact of the higher
SYSCO ct
be 9.83%.
interest rate will mean about $10,000 less will be
available to the developer.
motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to approve Resolution
No. 24 8,'authorizing and awarding the sale of, and
providing the forms, terms, covenants and directions
for $1,760,000 taxable general obligation tax increment
bonds, Series 1989A, and pledging for the security
thereof tax increment from tax increment financing
District No. 31 and waive the reading.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 naps
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained this ordinance 9.
Second Reading
and Adoption
amends the B-2, B-3 and B-4 zoning under Sections
ordinance
of Ordirdi
A 40.17 Subd. B, 40.18 Subd. B and 40.19 Subd. B, and
Planning
No. 452
lJ is based on recommendations made by the
held at the time of
Commission, A publichearing was
the first reading on February 13.
Mounds View City Council
Regular Meeting
Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to have the second
reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 452, amending
i.he Municipal Code of Mounds View by amending
Chapter 40 entitled "Zoning", and waive the reading.
Councilmember Blanchard - aye
Councilmember Wuori - aye
Councilmember Quick - ave
Mayor Hankner - aye
Mr. Carpenter asked whether thi. would allow auto
accessories or motorcycle accessory sales in B-2.
Mayer Hankner replied it would not.
February 27, 1989
Page Four
Mayor Hankner reviewed the changes being made in the 10
proposed ordinance, with the deletion of the language
making reference to when appointments are to be made.
Motion/Second: Quick/Wuori to approve the second
reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 455, an ordi-
nance amending Chapter 32 of t:ie Mounds View
Municipal Code entitled "The Planning Commission",
and waive the reading.
Councilmember Blanchard - aye
Councilmember Wuori - ave
Councilmember Quick - aye
Mayor Hankner - aye
Mayor Hankner explained this proposed change is the
same as in the previous ordinance, but involves
the Park and Rec Commission rather than the Planning
Commission.
Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve the
second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 456,
amending the Municipal Code of Mounds View by amend-
ing Chapter 34 of the Mounds View Municipal Code
entitled "Parks and Recreation Commission", and
waive the reading.
Councilmember Blanchard - aye
Councilmember Wuori - aye
Councilmember Quick - aye
Mayor Hankner - aye
Motion Carried
Second Reading
and Adoption
of Ordinance
No. 455
Motion Carried
11. Second Reading
and Adoption
of Ordinance
No. 456
Motion Carried
Mayor Hankner explained the changes being made in 12. Second ReaA+ng
the proposed ordinance, concerning accessory uses and Adopti
to be allowed in side and rear yards in the City. of Ordinance
No. 453
Mounds View City Council
Regular Meeting
n Motion/Second: Wuori/Hankner to approve the second
reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 453, amending
the Municipal Code of Mounds View by amending Chapter
40 entitled "Zoning", and waive the reading.
Councilmember Blanchard - aye
Councilmember Wuori - aye
Councilmember Quick - aye
Mayor Hankner - aye
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained this was placed 13
on the agenda at the request of the Council, as a
continuation of the discussion from the last Council
meeting: He explained what has been done so far on
this study, and that this is the first district in
the City that this process has been started in.
Public Works Director Minetor asked that the study
be officially accepted and that Staff be authorized
to negotiate an agreement for the preliminary plans.
Motion/second: Quick/Nucri to officially accept the
Ed,
ewood Drainago District Feasibility Study and
direct Staff to negotiate with Short, Elliott,
Hendrickson for preliminary plans for those features
that need to be constructed in conjunction with the
reconstruction of Long Lake Road.
4 ayes 0 nays
Public Works Director Minetor reported they should
have something back on Ardan Avenue within the next
two weeks to 30 days.
February 27, 1989
Page Five
Motion Carried
Continue Review
and Discussion
of Edgewood
Drainage
District
Feasibility
Study
Motion Carried
Mayor Hankner reviewed the concerns previously express- 14. Continue Dis-
ed by the Council concerning the official newspaper of cussion and
the City, with problems being experienced in cove;rage, Consideration
accuracy and delivery. The Council had approved a of Selection
three month period in January with the New Brignton of Official
Bulletin, and that period will end on March 4. Newspapers for
1989
Councilmember Blanchard stated she would be willing
to try the Focus and see how it works. She added she
is concerned with delivery and with how the news comes
out.
Motion/Second: Wuori/Quick to designate the Focus as
the City's official newspaper for 1989, effective
March 4, 1989.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mayor Hankner stated this needs to be evaluated through-
out the year, and they need to check with others also.
February 27, 1989
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Regular Meeting
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Ms. Meizell stated she felt the New Brighton Bulletin
was a Nev; Brighton newspaper, and questioned whether
either paper would put Mounds View in its leader.
Harvey Rockwood, of the Focus, stated the paper is
currently going to four northern suburban Ramsey
County communities, and beginning this week they
will split it into two separate groups, with common
material and items of special interest to the areas
involved.
Clerk/Admi,Listrator Pauley reviewed proposed Ordi-
15. First Reading
of Ordinance
nance No. 458, updating the building and license
No. 958
fees for the City.
Motion/Second: Quick/Wuori to approve the first
reading of Ordinance No. 458, amending the Munici-
pal Co9e of Mounds View by amending Chapter 60
entitled "Building and License Fees", and waive
the reading.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained an adequate
16. Consideration
cf Agreemen:
water system is needed to provide water service
fire, and
.
Between City
to the SYSCO project, in the event of a
has for a normal situation,
of ndsheiewe
while Mounds View enough
they do not have an adequate service there for a
and City of
Blaine for
fire, so negotiations were undertaken with Blaine
be used
Connectionto
for an extension to their water main, to
He explained that if
p al Water
only in the event of a fire.
the system became activated, the Mounds View service
System
to the building would automatically be shut off.
He added the developer will also assume all obli-
gations the City would encounter.
Mayor Hankner reported the Blaine Council had
approved the agreement on February 16, and attorneys
is
for both Cities have reviewed it and everything
in order.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to approve the agreement
between the City of Mounds View and the City of
Blaine for he purpose of permitting certain pro-
perty in the City of Mounds View to connect to the
municipal water system of the City of Blaine for
fire protection services.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays 1
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Regular meeting Page Seven
Scott Kinkaid, of Ryan Construction, provided a brief 17. Consideration
update to the most recent changes made for the pro- oof Resolution
posed development.
Dwight Jelle explained the fence is required around
the pond as it is 4 to 5' deep, and it will have a
3 to 1 slope.
Mr. Kinkaid reviewed the planned restoration, screen-
ing, parking and landscaping for the development.
Mayor Hankner stated she was pleased with the coope-
ration given on this, both with the wetlands aL: the
overall development.
Motion/Second: wuori/Quick to approve Resolution
No. 5�roving development stage plans for
SYSCO/Continental Minnesota Planned Unit Development,
Mounds View Planning Case No. 253-88, and waive the
reading.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mr. Kinkaid explained the grading had been done last
fall, and the final plat is ready to be submitted
this week., and they would like to request permission
i� from the Council to begin the foundation work prior
to final approval. He added they have discussed this
with the County.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained they are re-
quired to begin construction work by March 1 and be
completed by December 31, which necessitates this
request.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Blanchard to permit Ryan
Construction to start constructive; on the Founda-
tion, assuming final plat approval by the County.
4 ayes ' 0 nays Motion Carried "
Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained the proposed 18. First Reading
ordinance would add a section to the City's per- of ordinance
sonnel code to add an equal opportunity statement. No. 457 Amending
He explained semi-annual reporting is required, Chapter 6 of
and the Council will receive copies of those the Mounds View
Municipal Code
reports.
Motion/Second: wuori/Hankner to approve the first
reading or Ordinance No. 457, amending Chapter 6
of the Mounds View Municipal Code entitled
"personnel", and waive the reading.
4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried
Mounds View City Council.
February 27, 1989
Regular Meeting
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Page Eight
Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed the necessity
19. First Readies
of the proposed ordinance, which updates the 1967
of Ordinance
code.
No. 459
Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve the
first reading of Ordinance No. 459, amending the
Municipal Code of :sounds View by amending Chapter
2 entitled "Council", and waive the reading.
4 0 nays
Motion Carried
ayes
Attorney Karney advised it was not necessary to
refer to the 1967 code in this ordinance, as the
Council would actually have to repeal the 1967
ordinance.
Clerk/Administrator Pauley stated Kim Herman would
20. Consideration
be attending the City dinner if the Council would
of Resolution
like to present the resolution to her at that time.
No. 2452
Motion/Second: Wuori'Hankner to approve Resolution
No. 2452, commending Ki,aberly Herman for outstanding
service as City Planner, and waive the reading.
4 0 nays
Motion Carries
ayes
Police Chief Ramacher reviewed crime statistics for
21. Quarterly
1988. Serious crime showed a 18 increase over 1987,
Department Head
while less serious crime showed a 10% decrease.
Reports
Police Chief Ramacher reported t::e Police Department
had received a check for $350 from Super America, for
the second year in a row, to purchase a bullet proof
vest and he extended his thanks.
Mayor Hankner stated a letter of thanks would be sent
LLMY the Vi ll'
Finance Director Brager •.,as not present, and he will
give his report at the next Council meeting.
Public Works Director Minetor reviewed the building
;7un"J'ary as well as building
permit valuations by type, and the five year water
usage. He reviewed the activities of the street,
water and sewer departments, and reported work is
on schedule. In response to an inquiry by Council —
member Wuori, he stated the workers are required to
wear an orange vest anytime they are working in the
street, and he would check into a worker not wearing
one earlier in the day.
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Park and Rec Director Saarion reviewed the statistics
of the Park and Rec programs and she thanked all the
employees who were involved in the running he
department and the programs. She added programs can
be built around instructors and their various interests
or talents.
February 27, 1989
Page Nine
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Attorney Karney requested the Council authorize
22
issuance of a check payable to Ernest LaPort, who
had litigation pending against the City and has
aoreed to accept the City's offer of settlement.
Motion/Second: Wuori/Blai;chard to apprnve the settle-
ment in t.e case between the City of Mounds View and
Ernest LlaPort in the amount of $1,000.
3 ayes 0 nays 1 abstention
Councilmember Quick abstained from the
to vote, and it
was the concensus of the Council prior
that he could abstain.
Report of
Attorney
Motion Carried
Park and Rec Director Saarion reported Mounds View 23. Staff Report
had received a Celebrate Minnesota grant forthe
picnic shelter at Silver View Park. She explained
what the project is, and added that further infor-
mation will be forthcoming skortly.
24. Reports Jf
Councilmember Blanchard had no report.
Councilmember5°
Councilmember
Blanchard
Councilmember. Wuori reported she was asked to remind
at
n.,....n' I member
vuori
scle nce
School thisand Staff ofeThursday.fair JudgesPare
woodtheCElementary
needed.
Quick reported he had been advised by
Councilmember
Quick
Councilmember t
a resident of poor audio coverage of the cable cas
coughing and
of Council meetings, specifically with
the conversation going on.
other noises overriding
to theStaff
Motion/Second backdirect
council
look p roblemQuick/andkreport
the earliest possible
on possible corrections at
time.
Motion Carried
4 ayes 0 nays
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Mounds View City Council
Regular Meeting
Mayor Hankner asked the status of the pipeline case.
Clerk/Admi.nistrator Pauley reported a settlement
conference is scheduled for the end of March, and it
will be discussed in executive session.
Mayor Hankner reminded everyone of the goal setting
session for Priday and Saturday.
Mayor Hankner reported the Council will begin meeting
with the Planning Commission every other Saturday to
review the update of the Comp Plan, with the first
meeting scheduled for March 11.
Motion/Second: Hankner/Quick to set a meeting for
March IY at 8:30 AM at the Mounds View City Hall, to
be a joint meeting between the Planning Commission
and City Council to review the update of the Comp
Plan.
9 ayes 0 nays
Mayor Hankner reported Dynamic Designers would like to
come befors the City with another proposal, but they
still owe money to the City for the last time they
were in. It was agreed to discuss further at the next
agenda session.
Mayor Hankner reported the County kould like the City
to donate all City property for the library, rather
than have to purchase property. She brought up the
possibility of getting a community room attached, and
she also discussed the fact that a Maplewood facility
was being added in. Various options were discussed
and it was agreed to discuss further at the next agenda
session.
Mayor Hankner suggested that a future City newsletter
s:iow which oeivices are received from the State, County,
School District, or City, and show what those services
cost.
Mayor Hankner reviewed a property tax statement
received from a resident. She suggested people check
them overly closely upon receiving them.
Clerk/Administrator
is in the process of
of a playground, and
as a fund raiser. H
dents of Mounds View
playground as well a
playground.
February 27, 1989
Page Ten
auley reported Sunny.Ude School 25.
raising funds for construction
students are selling candy bars
expressed hope that the resi—
would support the Sunnyside
they had supported the Pinewood
mayor Ilanknn
Motion Carried
Report of
Administrator
Mounds View City Council February 27, 1989
Regular Meeting Page Eleven
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Mayor Hankner adjourned the Meeting at 9:46 Pi -I. 26. Adjournment
RespX&Kfully submitted.
Clerk/Admini
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