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• C 2 TY OF S T . ANTHONY
C=TY COUN C 2 L AGENDA
NOVEMBER 8 , 1 9 8 8
8 = 00 P . M .
CITY COUN C I L C HAMB ERS
A. Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance.
B. Roll Call.
C. . Approval of October 25, 1988 Council Minutes.
D. Licenses/Permits/Petitions.
E. Presentation of Claims.
1. Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. - $1,101.29.
2. Briggs and Morgan - $18,449.23 .
3 . Dorsey & Whitney - $438.75.
4. Hance & LeVahn - $2,400.00.
• F. Unfinished Business.
1. Salvation Army Camp, re: Design review.
2. Ordinance 1988-010, re: Mayor and Councilmembers sal-
aries ( 3rd reading) .
G. Reports.
1 . Council.
2. Departments and Committees.
a. Hance & LeVahn, re: matters conducted at the
Hennepin County District Court up to and in-
cluding October 19, 1988.
b. Liquor Operations Monthly Sales Summary - October,
1988 .
C. Financial Monthly Summary - August, 1988.
3. City Manager.
a. Staff Meeting Notes - November 1, 1988.
b. Selection of Architect for St. Anthony Village
Community Center Study.
C. Discussion of Dates for 1989 Goal Setting Session.
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H. Public Hearings.
I. New Business.
1. Ordinance .1988-011 , re: charitable gambling (1st
reading) .
J. . Adjournment.
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• STAFF MEETING NOTES
NOVEMER 1, 1988
The meeting began at 10:00 A.M. Those present were Connie
Kroeplin, Sue VanderHeyden, Ray Nelson, Don Hickerson, Lee
Entner, Larry Hamer, and Dave Childs.
Sue VanderHey en
1. ' Ms. VanderHeyden has checked on the progress of the Village
entrance sign. The sign company indicated the letters may be
put on -the -sign onNovember18th.
2. There have been three appeals received from the Comparable
Worth study - one each from police, fire, and public works.
3. The Affirmative Action Plan, which is due December 1st, is
being worked on.
Ray Nelson
1. The Council has taken the initial steps to authorize pull
tabs at Apache Wells and the Stonehouse.
• 2. When Mr. Childs asked about the liquor operation's
uncollectible checks from the check cashing operation, Mr. Nelson
indicated the City may still collect money from some of them
(Advance United payroll checks) . The report will be presented at
the November 22, 1988 Council meeting.
Lee Entner
I. Repairs and construction of the HVAC system at the fire
station are on schedule, and the committee is working on the
specs for the interior remodeling, the windows and exterior i
finishes.
Don Hickerson
1. There were only two incident calls on Halloween night; one
was about a resident who was scaring the children and the other
concerned small youngsters throwing berries at cars. The Police
Chief noted that the Police Reserves were on duty that night.
2. One of the police candidates has been scheduled for his
psychological test and the other will be scheduled soon
thereafter.
• 3. The Police Chief's convention in Portland, Oregon, focused
mainly on the country's drug problems. He learned that in New
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York City all criminals are tested for drugs and that 70% of them •
test positive. There were also several good presentations on
computers.
Lar Hamer
1. Mr. Hamer is checking the accuracy of the Optiscan voting
machines.
2. A new single family home is being constructed at 2813 Silver
Lane. A variance has been applied for and the house is under
construction with two sets of garage footings, with the smaller
footings to be used if the variance is not approved.
3. The compost program is doing fine.
4. Mr. Hamer will attend the PERA meeting in Coon Rapids this
week. The meeting will address retirement issues.
5. A letter will be sent out this week to residents on St.
Anthony Boulevard giving them a choice of 3 types of hardy
boulevard trees to replace those that have been removed.
Dave Childs
1. Mr. Childs asked that the Department Heads let him know
which weekends in January/February they would not be able to •
attenda goal setting retreat. He will also be requesting this
information from Councilmembers.
2. Mr. Childs talked a little about the recent Manager's
conference in North Carolina which he found both enjoyable and
informative.
3. The Alternative is the only tenant remaining to relocate out
of the St. Anthony Shopping Center properties.
4. The City is still negotiating with the Army regarding the
water contamination lawsuit.
The meeting adjourned at 11:30 A.M.
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C 2 TY OF S T . ANTHONY
C 2 TY C OUN C= L M 2 N-UTE S
OCTOBER 2S , L 9 8 8
1 The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Sundland.
2 ROLL CALL
3 Present for roll call: Ranallo, Sundland, Enrooth, Makowske.
4 Absent: Marks (arrived at 8:00 P.M. ) .
5 Also present: Sue VanderHeyden, Assistant to the City Manager..
6 William Soth, City Attorney
7 OCTOBER 11, 1988 COUNCIL MINUTES
8 Motion by Makowske, seconded by Enrooth to approve with the following
9 change:
10 Page 8, line 19: Substitute "month" for "week" at end of line.
11 LICENSES/PERMITSfPETITIONS
12 Motion by Ranallo, ,seconded by Enrooth to grant the following licenses
as listed in the October 25, 1988 Council agenda packet:
14 Heating
15 Advance Mechanical Contractors
16 Dependable Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.
17 Realistic Heating & Cooling, Inc.
18 Contractors
19 Steenes Shade Tree, Inc. , New Brighton
20 Tech Builders, Inc. , Fairmont, MN
21 Four Seasons Construction Co. , Spring Lake Park
22 Motor Vehicle Starting
23 Sroga, s Automotive Service
24 Motion carried unanimously.
25 CLAIMS
26 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Makowske to approve payment of all liquor
27 accounts payable as listed for September 30th and October 11th in the
28 October 25th agenda packet.
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1 Motion carried unanimously. •
2 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Ranallo to approve payment of $8,616.00
3 to Crysteel Distributing, Inc. for the reversible plow which had been
.4 approved by the Council August 23 , 1988.
5 Motion carried unanimously.
6 Motion by Makowske, seconded by Enrooth to approve payment of $3,240.00
7 to Calgon Corporation for work accomplished through September 30, 1988,
8 on the temporary granular activated carbon system installed in the City
9 wells.
10 Motion carried unanimously.
it Motion by Makowske, seconded by Ranallo to approve payment of $1,202.02
12 to Rieke Carroll Muller Associates, Inc. for engineering services during
13 September, 1988, on the above water treatment facility.
14 Motion carried unanimously.
15 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Sundland to approve payment of
16 $26,082.04 to the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission for sewer
17 services during October, 1988.
18 Motion carried unanimously.
19 REPORTS
20 PLANNING COMMISSION OCTOBER 18, 1988 MINUTES - COMMISSIONER BROWNELL
21 Council Approves Preliminary Plat for Evergreen Townhomes
22 Commission Recommendation
23 Commissioner Brownell reported the unanimous recommendation that the
24 Council approve the preliminary plat for the Evergreen Townhomes
25 project. The plat had been revised September 9th to include the
26 following changes from the original plat the developers had presented
27 when seeking Planning Commission and Council approval of rezoning
28 to an R-3 Townhouse classification April 19th and 26th.
29 *ten rather than eight buildings to accommodate the demand for end
30 units;
31 *repositioning of some of the buildings to accommodate those changes
32 and to provide the necessary 100 feet required for mortgage financing
33 between the structures and the railroad tracks;
34 *extension of the private secondary street running along the Soo Line
35 Railroad tracks which would make negotiated access easements possible
36 for the undeveloped properties to the south. •
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The Commission representative sent around the copy of the revised plat
2 the developers presented at the Commission hearing and pointed to the
3 second ponding area which they indicated the resiting of the buildings
4 allowed. The Commission's greatest concerns continued to be the
5 provision of a larger sideyard setback as well as vegetation screening
6 between Building #1 and the west property line and screening of the
7 railroad tracks from the project which the developers had assured would
8 be included in the Final Plat.
9 Proponents:
10 Vern Hoium, Evergreen President and Ursula Sheehy, Vice President and
11 marketing person.
12 When Ms. Sheehy indicated the marketing of the units was going very
13 well, Councilmember Ranallo told her that when the developers had moved
14 another -building so close to the unit he had reserved, he had decided
15 not to purchase that residence.
16 Mr. Hoium told Councilmember Makowske the developers planned to use
17 maintenance free vinyl siding on most of the exteriors and the only
18 brick which was planned would be decorative.
19 Councilmember Enrooth commented that he perceived the platting now
20 provided the type of project the. Council had wanted in the first place.
Mayor .Sundland agreed, saying he perceived that by extending the street
to the southern edge of their project, the developers were leaving open
23 the possibility of expanding the project into the undeveloped lots to
24 the south.
25 Staff Report:
26 A copy of the City Manager's October 10th memorandum to the Planning
27 Commission had been attached to other pieces of documentation which
28 had been provided the Commissioners in their October 19th agenda packet.
.29 Mr. Soth suggested the Council plat approval state. that final plat
30 approval would depend upon a signed Redevelopment Agreemeht.
31 Ms. VanderHeyden confirmed that there was no need to reference the
32 location description to St. Anthony and that the notation of Ramsey
. 33 County had been checked out as correct by the City Manager.
34 Council Action
35 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Makowske to approve the revised Prelimi-
36 nary Plat dated September 9, 1988, for the 37 unit townhome, project
37 proposed to be constructed by the Evergreen Development Corporation on
38 the parcel legally described as Lots 1, 2, and 3 , Block 4, Mounds View
39 Acres, Ramsey County, MN and Block 2, Mounds View Acres, Ramsey County,
�0 MN generally described -as vacant parcel 4.85 acres in size, located east
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1 of Fordham Drive, south of Silver Lane and west of the Soo Line •
2 Railroad tracks. As recommended by the Planning Commission, the Council
3 conditioned the plat approval on:
4 1. Detailed plans from the developer to include (a) screening rather than
5 berming along the railroad tracks, (b) provision of no less than a 15
6 foot sideyard setback as well as trees and shrubbery. along the west
7 property line adjacent to Building #1, and (c) location identification
8 of the two ponding areas proposed by the developer in the Final Plat.
9 2. Drainage subject to City engineering approval.
10 3. Final Plat approval depending on a signed Redevelopment Agreement
11 with Evergreen Development.
12 In approving the Preliminary Plat, the Council acknowledges the
13 develo er's offer to negotiate a shared cost access easement over the
14a� � closest to the railroad tracks for future development of Lot 5,
15 V1lella Subdivision.
16 Motion carried unanimously.
17 Vote on Minnesota Scientific Permit Extension Delayed for Councilmember
18 Marks' Arrival
19 The Council had imposed an October 31st deadline on the company's use
20 of a mobile trailer for an office during their August 25, 1987 meeting
21 and the Planning Commission had held a public hearing on the extension
22 of that permit during their October 19th meeting.
23 Commissioner Brownell explained that the unanimous Commission recommen-
24 dation that the Council grant the requested extension had been predi-
25 cated on the Minnesota Scientific President, Bruce LeVahn's testimony
26 that it had taken 6 months to negotiate the lease with the Donatelle
27 Company for new office facilities in one of their buildings in New
28 Brighton which would not be ready for occupancy until sometime in March.
29 The Commission representative assured Mayor Sundland that the Commission
30 recommendation had also anticipated that the mobile trailer facility
31 would be removed whenever the firm vacated its St. Anthony location.
32. He also indicated all the rest of the conditions the Council had imposed
33 on the permit in 1987 would. remain in force until that time.
34 The Council agenda packet included copies of the City Manager's October
.35 14th memorandum to the Commissioners, pertinent 1987 Commission and
. 36 Council minutes, and the September 19, 1988 - letter from Michael
37 Donatelle of Donatelle Properties requesting the deadline extension..
38 Councilmember Enrooth noted that the fears expressed by both the
39 Commission and Councilmembers in 1987 that the. trailer would not be gone
40 even by December had certainly come true. Councilmember Makowske
41 indicated she continued to oppose an add-on to this property for which
42 she perceived Minnesota Scientific was deriving value which they
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weren't paying for in property taxes. She said she thought the trailer
gave a "tacky look to the City" and only proved her first conclusion
3 that "such facilities never come down once they're allowed. "
4 Councilmember Enrooth agreed that this was just another instance of deja
. 5 vu where businesses "once they get one of these facilities up try to
6 stretch their use as long as they can because they are an extremely
7 economical form of rent. "
8 Councilmember Ranallo indicated he perceived the trailer had already
9 been in use for more than a year and "a few more months can't make that
10 much difference. " Mayor Sundland said he was somewhat of the same
11 opinion, but thought the City ought to take a more active role in
12 assuring that the facility is removed by April 1st. He warned Mike
13 Donatelle and Bob Olson of Minnesota Scientific who were present, that
14 "the Council would probably not look with favor on any further exten-
15 sions of the deadline. " He then invited their comments.
16 Mr. Donatelle, who was accompanied by his brother, Charles, took full
17 .responsibility for overlooking the deadline date saying it had just
18 been an oversight on their part not to have approached the City sooner
19 about an extension. He said he had never realized that not doing so
20 would create so many problems for his tenants. The Donatelle Properties
21 spokesman assured the Council that the temporary facility "would be down
22 'by April 1st, or even before that date."
4VMr. Olson told the Council the trailer had not really been the
4 convenience they thought for his company because with no water connec-
25 tions in the trailer, the salesmen who worked there had to go to. the
26 main building to use the restroom facilities. He said his firm had made
27 a thorough search of the area for office space and the Donatelle
28 building in New Brighton was the only one which had space which met
29 their needs. The Minnesota Scientific representative indicated he was
30 certain the "New Brighton space would be available at the latest by
31 April 1st. "
32 Mayor Sundland indicated he perceived an even split on the Council, on
33 the issue and with the concurrence of the proponents, deferred official
34 action on the extension until Councilmember Marks arrived and a full
35 vote of- the Council was possible.
36 Absence of Building Plans Causes Council to Give Only Conceptual
37 AMroval to Salvation AM's Plans for Upgrading Silver Lake Cg=
38 Because the was no one present from the Salvation Army, Commissioner
39 Brownell drew the Council's attention to Pages 10 and it of the
40 Commission minutes where the discussions with the Camp Manager and
41 Colonel Smith of the Salvation Army were reported along with the
42 Commissioners' unanimous recommendation that .the Council approve the
43 Master Plan which"would bring Silver Lake Camp into the 20th Century."
44 He reported that new administration and maintenance/garage buildings
were proposed to be constructed at this time - and pointed out that the
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1 exteriors of both buildings differed from the way they were portrayed •
2 in the drawings and plans attached to the City Manager's October 14th
3 memorandum in the Council agenda packet. The proponents had indicated
4 that instead of the metal exterior those plans indicated for the
5 maintenance facility, the structure would be built with a rough cedar
6 siding which would fit in better with its natural setting. The
7 Commissioner told the Councilmembers that although the plans gave the
8 impression the new administration building would be constructed of logs
9 and beams, the camp manager had told the Commissioners that the building
10 exterior would also be constructed with rough cedar siding with the
11 addition of natural rock found at the site. Commissioner Brownell
12 reported the Commissioners had welcomed these changes, perceiving those
13 structures would better match the natural environment of the camp site.
14 Mr. Soth confirmed that under the Recreational and Open Space zoning
15 classification, the Council was required not only to approve the long
16 range plans for the camp but also the exteriors and design of new
17 structures which differed from what would be required for other zoning
18 classifications. The City Attorney pointed out the necessity for having
19 actual building plans in the City files and concurred with the con-
20 clusion that a formal indication of conceptual approval would allow the
21 camp managers to go ahead with the proposed road reconstruction under
22 City supervision in advance of a formal presentation of detailed
23 building plans for the two new buildings by Salvation Army representa-
24 tives at the next Council meeting.
25 Council Action
26 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Ranallo to conditionally approve the
' 27 concept promoted by the Salvation Army's Master Plan for the Silver
28 Lake Camp, 2950 West County Road E, and to request a formal presenta-
29 tion at a later date, preferably the next Council meeting, of the
30 detailed building plans for the two buildings proposed to be constructed
31 at this time.
32 Motion carried unanimously.
33 Minnesota Scientific Granted Deadline Extension by a 3 to 2 Vote
34 Having been informed that the Council had waited for him to break the
35 tie on the above request, Councilmember Marks indicated he perceived he
36 had enough information from the Commission minutes to vote on the
37 issue without knowing the specifics of the informal poll which had
38 been taken earlier in the meeting.
39 - Council Action
40 Motion by Sundland, seconded by Marks to extend the deadline for special
41 use permit .#14-87, which allowed the temporary office trailer facility
42 in conjunction with Minnesota Scientific's business at 3839 Chandler
43 Drive, to April 1, 1989, with the understanding that no further
44 extensions would be allowed.
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Voting on the motion:
2 Aye: Sundland, Marks, Ranallo.
3 Nay: Enrooth, Makowske.
4 Motion carried.
5 REOUESTED PUBLIC APPEARANCE REGARDING CHARITABLE GAMBLING
6 Charitable Gambling Ordinance to be Rewritten with Lease Constraints on
7 Pull Tab 02eration
8 Proposal:
9 *by Dan Rraner, President of the St. Anthony Sports Boosters and Ren
10 Girard of the St. Anthony Lions Club;
11 *that the City Council amend the existing Charitable Gambling
12 Ordinance to allow charitable gambling within the City;
13 *that two licenses, be issued to the coalition formed by the Sports
14 Boosters, the Lions Club, and the St. Anthony Chamber of Commerce to
15 operate charitable gambling at the two City liquor operations (the
16 Stonehouse and Apache Wells bars) ;
*that a waiver of the 60 day state mandated waiting period be granted
to allow the charitable gambling to be operational by about December 1 ,
19 1988.
20 Documentation in Agenda Packet .
21 >Copy of the presentation given orally by Mr. Kramer;
22 >preliminary projections of pull tab expenses and revenues;
23 >copy of the coalition's resolution establishing a Charitable
24 Gambling Committee with representation from all three organizations. .
25 Mr. Kramer told the Mayor the preliminary projections included some of
26 the work already done to structure a budget which is also mandated by
27 state law. . He also referred to the listing of projects for which the
28 various organizations had indicated they would be using their share of
29 the profits.
30 Staff Report:
31 The City Attorney indicated the state would issue the licenses for only
32 one year during which the City would be able to voice objections if it
33 is perceived nothing is being done tompro the license. When he
34 said the license could only be issued to one of the coalition members
and that this organization had to meet the state's qualifications, Mr.
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1 Kramer told him Terry Taylor, who was also present, had researched that •
2 requirement and found that the Sports Boosters, who would be making that
3 application, met all the requirements for holding such a license.
4 The City Attorney indicated the state required specific locations for
5 pull tab operations and those would be identified in the ordinance
6 amendment as the only locations within the City where intoxicating
7 beverages are authorized to be served. The only two locations in St.
8 Anthony which met that criteria would, of course, be -the two City
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9 operated bars because locations for which the City only issues 3 .2 beer
10 or wine licenses would not qualify. The state law allows the City to
11 lease out and charge rent for space in those two locations and Mr. Soth
12 said he perceived the lease mechanism was the only control the state
13 allowed the City for controlling gambling activities within its borders.
14 The lease would approve the agreement reached by the coalition and the
15 City Attorney said he perceived it would be necessary to 'have that
16 lease renewed every year the same as the license to maintain City
17 control over the gambling operations.
18 Councilmember Ranallo pointed out that the state also imposes restric-
19 tions on the lease by designating the amount of space which can be
20 devoted to charitable gambling in each location and the amount of rent
21 the City can charge for that space. He said the state also mandates
22 that expenses cannot exceed 45% of the profits.
23 Mayor Sundland then addressed the coalition's request that the 60 days
24 needed to amend a City ordinance be reduced to 30 days. He told the
25 proponents that he perceived the process the City had to follow to
26 amend the ordinance would use up all 60 days. He indicated City
27 statutes required three readings of the ordinance amendment at three
28 subsequent Council meetings after which the ordinance must be published
29 within 10 days. The Mayor pointed out that even if everything went
30 along like clockwork with the Council directing staff to prepare the
31 ordinance that evening for its first reading November 8th, the third
32 reading and adoption would only be possible at the Council's December
33 13th meeting, after which the ordinance has to be published within 10
34 days. Only then could a lease be executed and charitable gambling
35 instituted in' St. Anthony.
36 Mayor Sundland said the formation of the coalition had made the
37 acceptance of charitable gambling a lot easier for him but he thought
38 it should also be imperative that the process not be shortened because
39 the City ordinance -had been written to allow the Councilmembers enough
40 time to study the issues involved and to make any changes they deemed
41 necessary before the ordinance became law. The 60 days would also
42 give the community ample time to understand just . what the Council
43 intended to do. The Mayor then told the coalition representatives that
44 he couldn't recall any time except during a City emergency, when that
45 ordinance process had been suspended.
46 Councilmember- Makowske noted that the coalition had only proposed
47 conducting charitable gambling from 4:00 P.M. to closing on Thursday,
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Friday, and Saturday and wondered what would prevent other organizations
from applying to run their own operations Monday, Tuesday, and
3 Wednesday. She was told state law only allowed one license per location
4 and that the Sports Boosters, acting for the coalition, would hold the
5 only available City license. Mr. Kramer indicated that because of
6 their lack of experience in running this type of operation, the
7 coalition had decided to start conservatively at first but he was
8 certain the hours of operation would be expanded just as soon as it
9. became economically feasible to do so. The Sports Booster President
10 also assured her that the wording of the proposed resolution would be
11 amended. to indicate that it was the Sports Booster Administrative Vice
12 President who would be serving, with representatives of the other two
13 organizations, in the coalition of the Charitable Gambling Committee.
14 Mayor Sundland requested a copy of the revised resolution be forwarded
15 to the City and suggested copies of the coalition minutes might also
16 be. helpful. Councilmember Marks stated that he was very discouraged
17 that the organizations who were supporting pull tabs in St. Anthony had
18 done so because he perceived "any type of gambling, charitable or not,
19 was not in anybody's best interests" . He said he believed "gambling
20 was wrong and the business of government should not be to .encoiurage
21 people to do things which are wrong." The Councilmember indicated he
22 had personally opposed this project from the very start and would be
23 voting against anything associated with gambling or anything else which
24 he believed would be encouraging what he considers to be improper
25 activities for the City to be involved in. Councilmember Marks
indicated he perceived the State of Minnesota had been to some degree
"held hostage to charitable gambling" in recent years because the
28 legislature had passed laws which made funding for deserving organiza-
29 tions like the Greater Minnesota Corporation dependent upon gambling.
30. He reiterated that he was "appalled" that organizations which he
31 considered to be "good operations" would be promoting such activities.
32 Council Action
33 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Sundland to direct staff and the City
34 Attorney to draw up an amendment to the Charitable Gambling Ordinance
35 which would allow charitable gambling in the two locations in the City
36 discussed during the October, 2.5, 1988 Council meeting.
37 Voting on the motion:
38 Aye: Ranallo, Sundland, Enrooth, Makowske.
39 Nay: Marks.
40 Motion carried.
41 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Ranallo to authorize staff to prepare and -
42 begin negotiating a lease with the charitable gambling coalition in
43 ' accordance with Council direction during the above meeting.
�4 Voting on the motion:
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1 Aye: Enrooth, Ranallo, Sundland, Makowske.
2 Nay: Marks.
3 Motion carried.
4 Following the vote, Councilmember Makowske reiterated the concern she
5 had previously expressed that the community not allow charitable
6 gambling to take the place of what she considered to be a moral
7 obligation to give directly to charitable causes rather than through
8 charitable gambling.
9 REPORTS
10 COUNCIL
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11 Councilmember Makowske Reports Attendance at October Meeting of the
12 Ramsey County League of Local Governments
13 The Councilmember indicated a number of candidates for public office
14 from around the area had appeared at the meeting and, unfortunately,
15 those who appeared seemed to have adopted the same style of campaign as
16 is being waged in the federal senatorial and presidential races where
17 candidates have chosen to tear their opponents down rather than to
18 concentrate on their own good qualities. She said she had been
19 personally edified that campaigns in which she had been involved in the
20 past had been carried on in such a negative fashion, which she perceived
21 only tended to turn off the voters.
22 Because the candidates' presentations had taken up so much time,
23 Councilmember Makowske reported there had been no time left for a vote
24 on the various resolutions offered by the Legislative Committee which
25 had been deferred to the next RCLLG meeting. This left more time for
26 the other Councilmembers to study the information she had provided at
27 the last meeting and to give her direction on how she should vote on the
28 resolutions.
29. The Councilmember reported the RCLLG was going to give an award to the
30 agency the members, perceived was doing -the best job for their
31 communities she asked for suggestions for candidates for this award.
32 Historical Committee to Hold First Meeting Very Soon
33 Councilmember Makowske reported Ruth Harris would be joining her
34 committee. She also said she had recently met a man who had lived in
.35 St. Anthony from 1921 to 1936 and had attended school at the Silver
36 Lake School, which was once located across 33rd from what is now the St.
37 Anthony Community Center. He had told the Councilmember he and about
38 twenty otherameft who had attended the same school met every six months.
39 and had what appeared could be a wealth of information related to the
40 City's history which he was willing to share with the Committee. When
41 Mayor Sundland suggested Robert Davies who was in his 70's and had lived
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in St. Anthony all his life might have similar memories to share,
Councilmember Makowske said the 29th Avenue resident had been contacted
3 and had indicated that although he would not be interested in serving
4 on the Committee, he would be glad to give them any other help he could.
5 Councilmember Makowske was given. permission to approach the City Manager
6 about storing all the materials the Committee receives in the City
7 vaults. Councilmember Marks told her that when the Girl Scouts were
8 preparing their historical cookbook, they found the township cemetery
9 records in the school district's vaults and he suggested there might
10 be room for some of the materials collected by the Councilmember's
11 committee to be stored in that vault as well. The name of Kenneth Lee,
12 another old time resident, was also offered as a potential Committee
13 member.
14 Misinformation About Purity of City Water Being Given Out by Water
15 Softener and Filter Companies
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16 The Councilmember gndicated she had been g- '��-two see the article in the
17 last Sunday paper on drinking bottled water had been distressed to
18 find out first hand that .residents were being told that they were
19 drinking water which could harm their health. She said the flyer from
20 a local water softening company hung on her doorknob and a telephone
21 call from a salesman working for a water filter company had both given
22 the false impression that there were harmful elements in St. Anthony
23 water and she was afraid that, in spite of all the articles in the
�4 newspapers and the Newsletter about the City's new carbon filter system,
�- some residents might still be led to believe they needed to filter their
26 drinking water.
27 Councilmember Ranallo cautioned against saying all the claims were
28 "false advertising" , perceiving there might still be elements like lead
29 which comes from the pipes which the carbon system never reaches.
30 Councilmember Marks agreed that might be true, but said it was
31 certainly not accurate for any company to tell the residents there were
32 still TCE's in the water because those impurities had been removed from
33 the City's water. He suggested staff would know better which other
34 claims were incorrect.
35 Councilmember Makowske to Attend November 10th Northern Mayors Ass6cia-
36 tion Meeting
37 When none of the other Councilmembers indicated ability to attend the
38 meeting, the Councilmember said she thought someone from the City
39 should go since the City's membership in the Association didn't expire
40 until the end of the year and the Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Task
41 Force study would be presented that evening.
42 Mayor ReRgrts Positive Approach in 63A State House Candidates Speeches
43 Mayor Sundland indicated he and his wife, Ardelle, had enjoyed a
�4 wonderful two week vacation. He said he had been able to attend a
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1 portion of the Candidates Meeting sponsored by the St. Anthony Chamber
2 of Commerce that day where candidates for the above office, Karen Bondy
3 and Mary Jo McGuire, had taken different approaches in their
4 presentations than those reported by Councilmember Makowske from other
5 Ramsey County candidates. The Mayor said these particular candidates
6 chose to discuss the issues rather than to talk about each other.
7 Former Resident Facilitator for League of Minnesota Cities Board Retreat
8 Councilmember Ranallo reported attendance at the above event the
.9 previous Thursday, Friday and Saturday where John Mirocha, who- attended
10 school in St. Anthony and whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mirocha
11 still reside on 29th Avenue N.E. , proved to be an able facilitator.
12 The Councilmember suggested Mr. Mirocha be kept in mind for the next
13 community event which requires a facilitator.
14 Councilmember Ranallo reported he and Barb Olsonoski, Apache Activity
15 Director, would be attending a seminar on floats November 12th to get
16 some ideas- for St. Anthony's float.
17 Assistant to City Manager Researching Band Shell for St Anthony
18 Councilmember Ranallo then asked Sue VanderHeyden to share information
19 she had received on the proposed facility. She reported meeting with
20 Carol Jensen of the St. Anthony Civic Orchestra who was very enthusias-
21 tic about the project and suggested the Roseville band shell (without
22 some of the amenities like retractable side walls) might be an excellent
23 model for the City facility. Ms. VanderHeyden indicated Carol was also
24 willing to help coordinate the effort with a 1990 summer festival and
25 to work on getting a grant for that activity. The Assistant to the City
26 Manager said Ms. Jensen didn't foresee any problems getting bands and
27 orchestras to play in the City facility. That reminded Councilmember
28 Marks to report that a former Chairman of the Board of the St. Anthony
29 Civic Orchestra, David Braslau, is an acoustics consultant who does the
30 acoustical designs for churches and synagogues as well as for the
31 Metropolitan Council and Metropolitan Airport Commission and had
32 expressed an interest in working on the project as well.
33 MayQr Conveys Greetings From Mayor of Sister City., Salo, Finland
34 Mayor Sundland reported receiving a phone call from the Mayor's wife,
35 Lena Linquist, whohad called to inquire about his wife's health and
36 who had requested he greet the rest of the Council for her.
37 Anoka ennepin Light Rail Study ReRgrted by Councilmember Marks
38 The Councilmember indicated he had attended another meeting of the
39 Anoka/Hennepin Light Rail Transit Intergovernmental Advisory Committee
40 the previous week where Committee members received further information
41 on how to route the corridor from more consultants. He indicated the
42 committee was now considering.routes over Central and University Avenues
43 to reach Northtown Shopping Center, which is the central bus transit
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hub -for the region. One of the primary points of discussion was the
fact that Central Avenue passes through Columbia Heights' downtown area
3 and University through Fridley's. A compromise of the two interests
4 would run the corridor in a northwesterly direction from - Central to
5 University which appears to be the best solution from a ridership
6 viewpoint, but would be the most cost effective and would seem to have
7 the least impact when it came to land which must be taken. The impact
8 on Moore Lake also has to be given consideration. A Highway -10 corridor
9 which had been originally looked at would not have the ridership the
10 other corridors have, the Councilmember said. He added that any long
it range plans to head up to Anoka were too many years away for serious
12 consideration at this time. The Councilmember said he considered the
13 study was moving along quite satisfactorily and promised to keep the
14 other Councilmembers informed about the Committee's progress.
15 Youth Service Bureau Activities and Attendance at International Trade
16 Luncheon Recounted by Councilmember Marks
17 The Councilmember indicated meetings of the Board of Directors of the
18 above continued to take a lot of his time. He explained his late
19 appearance at the meeting that evening as having resulted from his
20 appearance before the New Brighton Council to -seek their continued
21 support of the Bureau. Councilmember barks then announced that the
22 annual Youth Service Bureau Recognition Banquet would be held November
23 3rd and invited all the St. Anthony Councilmembers to attend and to
24 participate in the silent auction which would be part of the event.
The Councilmember then reported attending a luncheon that day sponsored
26 by the City of Amsterdam, Holland, whose international trading
27 representatives in town seeking business with .local .firms.
28 School District Superintendent Seeks Joint School Board/Council Meeting
29 at November 12th Chamber of Commerce Fund Raiser
30 Mayor Sundland reported talking to Crystal Merriwether at a recent
31 Chamber of Commerce meeting where a Chamber activity at the Bel Rae
32 Ballroom was discussed. He said the District #282 Superintendent had
33 suggested the Council and School Board annual get-together might also
34 be held in conjunction with that dinner. There was general agreement
35 that it would be better for the Council and School Board to hold that
36 meeting in a more informal setting like the Salvation Army Retreat
37 Center where the Council had hosted last year's dinner.
38 DEPARTMENTS AND COPO4ITTEES REPORTS
39 The Hance & LeVahn report of cases they had prosecuted for the City in
40 the Hennepin County District Court up. toand including October 5th was
41 ordered filed as informational.
42 Councilmember Nakowske noted that the St. Anthony/New Brighton Chem
43 Council September 20th minutes had advocated expanding the City Police
Department by at least one full time officer, which indicated to her
14
1 that the Committee was still unaware that had already been done. •
2 Councilmember Marks indicated that his inability to attend that meeting
3 accounted for the Chem Council's ignorance of that fact. Appreciation
4 of - reception of the minutes was expressed before they were ordered
5 filed.
6 CITY MANAGER REPORTS - SUE VANDERHEYDEN
7 Ms. VanderHeyden commented that she thought Connie Kroeplin, the City
8 Manager's Secretary is very thorough when recording the staff meeting
9 notes.
10 Sign Atop Restaurant Finally Down
11 Councilmember Marks reported he had called the City Manager to congratu-
12 late him and anyone else who was involved in the removal of the non-
13 conforming roof sign on the TA's Family Restaurant at 2905 Kenzie
14 Terrace after years of unsuccessful attempts to get what had always been
15 regarded as "a very ugly" sign taken down.
16 Council Disturbed by Report on Video Store Expansion
17 The Assistant to the City Manager reported staff had received an after-
18 the-fact request for a Conditional Use Permit for the unauthorized
19 expansion of the Video Update store at 2510 Kenzie Terrace, in which the
20 Planning Commission would be conducting a public hearing, November 15th.
21 She explained to Councilmember Enrooth that up until the day when the •
22 Public Works Director noticed that the store had put up a temporary sign
23 advertising a grand opening for the expansion, nobody from the City had
24 been aware that the, store had expanded into adjacent vacated space in
25 that center without the owner first applying for both the building and
26 conditional use permits which the City Ordinance requires for such
27 expansion. Mayor Sundland commented that he thought most business
28 owners knew they couldn't expand their business locations without first
29 seeking City approval. Ms. VanderHeyden indicated Mr. Hamer also
30 intended 'to seek out the contractor who had constructed the new space
31 without seeking a permit from the City. Councilmember Enrooth recalled
32 previous problems with Mr. Belisle, the store owner.
33 Welcome Extended to Proprietor of New Apache Restaurant
34 The Mayor asked Richard Kotula to introduce himself to the Council,
35 which he did by saying he had just moved from Hibbing into the residence
36 he just rented at 2542 Kenzie Terrace, which was in the ' same
37 neighborhood Council was discussing. Mr. Kotula said he had become
38 quite familiar with municipal ordinances through attendance at Council
39 meetings in Hibbing, where his uncle served as a Councilmember after
40 retiring from Prudential.
41 Mr. Kotula reported he and his partner in the Bachien Corporation had
42 leased the Coo Long Restaurant space in Apache Plaza, which he
43 anticipated would not need much remodeling, but only cleaning up before •
15
they could open for business, hopefully by December 1st. He said he
was .very aware of the delinquent water bill the previous business had
3 left which he said would be taken care of within the next few days.
4 The restaurant owner indicated he would be running a "meat and potato
5 type" restaurant with mostly American style, . but some oriental, food
6 served and wanted sometime in the future to add beer and wine to the
7 menu to meet what he perceived to be Twin City diners' preferences in
8 restaurants.
9 Councilmember Ranallo indicated the Councilmembers' willingness to do
10 everything they could to make this a successful enterprise for both Mr.
11 Kotula and the City.
12 Mr. Kotula told Councilmember Makowske he had served as Chairman of the
13 St. Louis County Historical Society in Hibbing and would be more than
14 happy to continue his interests in Minnesota's history through St.
15 Anthony's Historical Committee.
16 NEW BUSINESS
17 Jeff Shea ARRginted to Represent St. Anthony Urban Hennepin County
18 Citizens Advisory Committee
19 Ms. VanderHeyden indicated Councilmember Makowske had suggested the
20 resume of the above resident, submitted when he had sought appointment
to the Planning Commission, and certainly qualifying him for Council
appointment, be considered. The Assistant to the City Manager reported
23 she had contacted Mr. Shea who was "very excited and willing to serve"
24 on this Committee. Councilmember Makowske recalled that when the
25. Council were interviewing the candidates for the Commission, Mr. Shea
26 had been one "who all the Councilmembers thought highly of."
27 Council Action
28 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Marks to appoint Jeff Shea, 3121 Edward
29 Street N.E. to serve as St. Anthony's representative on the Urban
30 Hennepin County Citizens Advisory Committee.
31 Motion carried unanimously.
32 Separate Fund Established for City Community Center Operation
33 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Marks to adopt Resolution 88-043.
34 RESOLUTION 88-043
35 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A FUND FOR
36 COMMUNITY CENTER
37 Notion carried unanimously.
16
1 November 22nd Hearing Scheduled on Assessment of St Anthony Boulevard •
2 Project
3 Motion by Marks, seconded by Enrooth to adopt Resolution 88-044.
4
5 RESOLUTION 88-044
6 A RESOLUTION FOR HEARING ON
7 PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
8 Notion carried unanimously.
9 Mayor Sundland reported there was no further information to be discussed
10 that evening in conjunction with City's water contamination lawsuit with
11 the U.S. Army et al.
12 UNFINISHED BUSINESS
13 Second Reading Given Ordinance Giving City Officials Salary Increases
14 in December, 1989
15 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Makowske to approve the second reading
16 of Ordinance 1988-010.
17 ORDINANCE 198.8-010
18 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBER
19 SALARIES, AMENDING SECTION 12.5:00 OF THE 1973
20 CODE OF ORDINANCES BY ADDING A SECTION
21 Notion carried unanimously.
22 ADJOURNMENT
23 Motion by Marks, seconded -by Enrooth to adjourn the meeting at 9:10
24 P.M. for the St. Anthony Housing and Redevelopment Authority meeting
25 which followed immediately.
26 Motion carried unanimously.
27 Respectfully submitted,
28 Helen Crowe, Secretary
29
30 Mayor
31 City Clerk:
INVOICE
ENGINEERS I ARCWTECTS I PLANNERS
• 222 EAST LITTLE CANADA ROAD,ST PAUL,MINNESOTA 55117 612 484.0272
October 11, 1988
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver 'Lake -Road
St. Anthony, MN 55418
FOSS ROAD
ATTN: Larry Hamer, Director PUMPING STATION
of Public Works
INVOICE NO. 2914- SEH FILE NO. 883.85 ,
FOR PROFESSIONALSERVICES. FOR PERIOD AUGUST, 21 THRU SEPTEMBER 17, 1988
For Plans and Specifications and bidding services for replacement of
Foss Road sewage pumping station. In accordance with Council
authorization.
Project Manager 6.0 hrs @ $65.75/hr = $394. 50
Technician 1.0. hr @ $49.78/hr = 49.78
Drafter 1.0 hr @ $21. 13/hr = 21. 13
Clerical 2. 5 hrs @ $22. 61/hr = 56.53
• Mileage 3.75
Reproductions 575. 60 $1, 101.29
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AND PAYABLE THIS INVOICE . . . . . . . . $1, 101.29
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE 100$ COMPLETE
COUNTY OF RAMSEY,CITY OF SAINT PAUL
Donald E. Lund In said County and Slate,being duty sworn,on oath,says,
that he is - President f Shon4z-tllos-Hn,Ina..that the foregoing account ■ '
is just and true: services nen cha ed war y end of the value therein charged:aun BETTY J. ERWNE
the fees or is era a avow law. no pan of such account has been paid.
NOTARY.PUBLIC—MINNESOTA
pRAMSEY COUNTY
Subscribed and sworn to berore da 19 MY COMM.EXPIRES MAY 27.1992
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• My commission expires 19
SHORT ELLIOTT ST PAUL, CHIPPEWA FALLS,
HENDRICKSON INC. MINNESOTA WISCONSIN
" In Account With
BRIGGS AND MORGAN FILE NO. 17538
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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
22501
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• TELEPHONE (612) 261-1216
October 20, 1988
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Minnesota 55418
Attention: Mr. David. M. Childs
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City of St. -Anthony
v. U.S. Dept. of Army
Our File No. 17538
For the period September 1, 1988
through September 30, 1988
Summary of Services
and Disbursements
Attorneys/Paralegals Hours Rate Total
David C. McDonald 39 . 55 80.00 $ 3,164.00
• John B. Van de North 11.25 80.00 $ - 900. 00
Ann Huntrods 22 .40 80.00 $ 1,792.00
Neal T. Buethe 12 .75 80.00 $ 1, 020.00
Maureen E. Warren 21.50 80. 00 $ 1,720.00
John L. Devney 3 .75 80.00 $ 300.-00
Scott G. Knudson 37.75 80.00 $ 3, 020.00
Cheryl A. Thomas .50 80.00 $ 40.00
Gary N. Carlson 1: 00 80.00 $ 80.00
Diane B. Little 33 .20 80. 00 $ 2,.656.00
Jan M. Kowitz .45 40.00 $ 18.00
Ruth Busch 49.75 40.00 $ 1, 990.00
Patti J. Henry 29 .00. 40.00 $ 1,160.00
Totals 262.85 $17,860.00
Disbursements :
Legal Economic
Evaluations $ 80. 00
Delivery Services 32.20
Telephone Charges .36
Photocopying Charges 476 .67
$589. 23 $ 589.23
•
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE THIS STATEMENT . . . . . . . .$18,449.23
BRIGGS AND MORGAN
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2200 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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TELEPHONE (612) 291-1216 •
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony. City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony. Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
9/01/88 Busch 1.25 Document Index
McDonald, D C 2. 15 Prepare discovery order; telephone conference
with Jack Tunheim, prepare for meeting with
Dave Childs; review billings to St. Anthony;
meeting with Dave Childs and Jack Von de North
Huntrods _ 2.00 Revise letter to Special Moster Short regarding
proposed discovery order; revise proposed dis-
covery order; vonference with Dave McDonald
regarding some; research experts for trial;
telephone conference with Dr. Dave Belluck re-
gording retention as a consultant; work on plain-
tiffs ' responses to FHI's discovery requests;
telephone conference with Dr. Gregg regarding
plaintiffs' responses to FHI's discovery
requests.
Von de North 1.00 Meeting with Dave CHilds and Dove McDonald
regarding status and strategy; telephone con-
ference with MPCA.
Little, D B 1.50 Review of Argonne Report, documents
9/02/88 McDonald, D C .45 Telephone conference with Peter Colby, Mork
Connor, and Ruth Busch; make arrangements for
copying; conference with Cindy Jansen and Deb
Post; review draft letter to Army regarding
TCAAP documents
Huntrods .25 Draft letter to Dr. Belluck regarding retention
as on expert; telephone conference with Harold
Sheff and Jack Van de North regarding real
estate experts
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2200 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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• TELEPHONE (6 12) 291-1216
October 19, 1988
. Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to .the following matter:
Vs U. S. Dept. of Army, et a1.
Busch 1.50 Finalize details for document production
document index
9/03/88 McDonald, D C . 10 Review memo from Ruth Busch regarding TCAAP
- document review; review case management order
9/05/88 McDonald, D C . 10 Prepare for document production at TCAAP; review
memo and maps regarding TCAAP documents
•9/06/88 McDonald, D C 2.85 Prepare daily report regarding TCAAP documents;
review TCAAP documents; memo to TCAAP document
review team; review research memo regarding
subclinicol injuries; review research memo
regarding emotional distress; review documents
at TCAAP; meeting with Diane Little, Ruth Busch,
Patti Henry, Gilma Oppendohl, and Maureen Warren
Busch 2. 75 Document production at TCAAP
Henry, P J 2.50 Document production at TCAAP
Von de North .25 Conference with Devney regarding New Brighton
settlement.
Little, D B 2.00 Document discovery at TCAAP
9/07/88 Huntrods 1.00 Conference with Dave McDonald regarding document
search at TCAAP; telephone conference with Pope
& Leedin (attorneys in Brusher v. AER case)
regarding experts they called; telephone
conference with Emeron Corporation.
Busch 2. 75 Document producation at TCAAP of FCC documents
Henry, P J 3.00 Document production at TCAAP
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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
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SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 35101
TELEPHONE 1612) 291-1213 •
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Rood
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT ~,
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
Little, D B 2.50 Research re natural resource damages.
McDonald, D C .95 Telephone conference with Ken Olson, Jackie
Stone. Patti Henry, Mork Connor, Peter Colby,
Jack Tunheim, Dave Childs, and Sherri Knuth;
conference with Ann Huntrods, Jack Van de North.
Deb Post, Maureen Warren, and Neal Buethe; let-
ter to Jackie Stone; review United States Sup- •
plementol Response to Plointiffs'. Interrogo-
tores; memo to TCAAP document, review team;
make arrangements for sending documents to the
Army; organization of TCAAP document review
Warren. M 2.50 Document discovery at TCAAP, building
101 files.
9/08/88 Henry. P J 2. 75 Document production at TCAAP
I
McDonald, D C .45 Telephone conference with Ken Olson, Dave Childs
and Mark Connor; conference with Ann Huntrods
and Jack Van de North; letter to Jackie Stone;
review list of chemicals
Warren. M 2.00 Document discovery at TCAAP building
101.
Busch 2. 75 Review FCC documents at TCAAP
Little, D B 3.00 Document discovery at TCAAP.
Von de North 1.00 Telephone conference with Dove Childs
regarding MPCA/EPA PRP letter; meeting with
Ken Olson.
Huntrods .50 Research and contact potential trial experts. i
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2200 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 35101
• TELEPHONE (612) 291-1216
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
9/09/88 McDonald, 0 C .25 Meeting with Ann Huntrods, 'Moureen Warren, and
Deb Post; telephone conference with Sherri Knuth
and Nick Nierengarten
Busch .50 Index Honeywell documents; conferences with
P. Henry, M. Warren and D. Post
Henry, P J 3.00 Document production at TCAAP
• Little, D B 2.50 Document discovery at TCAAP
Huntrods 1.00 Research and contact potential trial experts;
telephone conference with Roy Ball of ERM
regarding landfill expert.
9/10/88 Van de North .50 Review news clippings regarding MPCA 'report'
on St. Anthony well.
9/12/88 Busch . 75 Review order, review 9/1/88 letter and press
release from MPCA, index Honeywell documents
Henry, P J 2. 75 Document Production at TCAAP
Little, 0 B 3.00 Document discovery at TCAAD.
Warren, M 3.00 Document review at TCAAP building 101 - FHI
records.
McDonald, D C 1.50. Telephone conference with Chuck Dayton, Dave
Childs, Capt. Mark Connor, Ken Olson, Janet
Doglish, and Darryl Weokley; review letter from
Jackie Stone; review Case Management Order No.
2; conference with Maureen Warren, Deb Post,
Ann Huntrods, Jack Van de North; review MPCA
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2200 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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TELEPHONE (912) 291-1218
October 19, 1988.
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs. U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
letter to Army; review MPCA press release; re-
view newspaper article regarding MPCA report
on St. Anthony
Huntrods 1.25 Review Special Master Brion Shortls discovery
order; research and contract potential trial
experts; draft letter to Fletcher Driscoll;
telephone conference with Chuck Dayton and
Sherri Knuth regarding brief schedule for motion
to intervene; telephone conference with Dave •
McDonald and Capt. Connor regarding settlement
proposal.
9/13/88 Busch 2.25 Review and revise drawer logs, index Honeywell
documents
Henry, P J 2.50 Document production at TCAAP
Little, 0 B 1.60 Research re natural resource damages.
Van de North 1.00 Telephone conference with Dayton and Fletcher
Driscoll; conference with Dove regarding reply
to PCA release.
Warren, M 1.50 Set up document room - meet with -Deb Post -
develop index.
McDonald, D C 3.50 Telephone conference with Capt. Mark Connor,
Peter Colby, Dave Childs, and Ken Olson; con=
ference with Patti Henry, Don Diddoms, and Jack
Von de North; review New Brighton settlement
agreement; review documents at TCAAP; review
documents at TCAAP; reivew Army press release
Huntrods 2.25 Telephone conference with Chuck Dayton and Jack
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• TELEPHONE 19121 291-1216
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et ol.
Van de North regarding experts; conference call
with Jack Van de North and Fletcher Driscoll
regarding toxicologists and other experts;
research regarding other trial experts.
9/14/88 Busch 2. 75 Review of FCC documents at TCAAP
Henry, P J 2.50 Document production at TCAAP
• Carlson, G N � 1.00 Settlement schedules
Little, D B 2.50 Document discovery at TCAAP
Von de North 1.00 Draft letter to Colby and Connor regarding MPCA
determination and press release.
Warren, M 3.00 Document review at TCAAP.
McDonald, D C 3.45 Conference with Ann Huntrods, "Jack Van de North,
and Maureen Warren; telephone conferences with
Mark Connor and Dave Childs; letter to Mork
Connor regarding copying charges; prepare second
revised settlement proposal; letter to Mark
Connor regarding second revised settlement pro-
posal; review revised damage calculations; cal-
culote damages regarding operating costs
Huntrods .50 Research and contact potential trial experts
9/15/88 Busch 2. 75 Review FCC documents at TCAAP: review drawer
log
Henry, P J 2. 75 Document production at TCAAP
Little, D B 2.50 Document discovery at TCAAP
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2200 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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TELEPHONE (612) 291-1216 •
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Rood
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following.matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
McDonald, D C .45 Letter to Mark Connor; telephone conference
with Dave Childs; review letter regarding MPCA
and Army conclusion about St. Anthony contami-
nation
Huntrods 1. 10 Research and. controct poentiol expert witnesses;
9/16/88 Busch .25 Review drawer log; index Honeywell documents
9119188 Busch 2.25 Index documents •
Little, D B 2.50 Document review at TCAAP
Warren, M 1.50 Key word index for document indexers, meet with
Deb Post.
McDonald, D C 1.00 Telephone conference with Jack Tunheim; con-
ference with Jack Van de North and Ann Huntrods;
review settlement offer; letter to Dave Childs;
review New Birghton settlement agreement
Van de North .50 Review Army proposal; telephone conference with
Dave Childs; conference with Dove McDonald.
Buethe 2. 75 Document review at TCAAP travel time.
9/20/88 Little, D B 2.00 Research re natural resource damages
Busch 2. 75 Review FCC documents at TCAAP
Devney .25 Read Army settlement proposal and notes.
Thomas, C A .50 Telephone conferences; correspondence.
Warren, M .50 Meet with Dave McDonald re: attorneys'
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2200 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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• TELEPHONE (6121 291-1216
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, -City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et ol.
fees; st. Anthony settlement offer.
McDonaId, D C 5.15 Telephone conference with Nick Nierengarten
and Bill Skallerud; conference with Maureen
Warren, Neal Buethe,Jock Kenefick, Cheryl -
Thomas, Scott Knudson, and Ruth Busch; review
discovery order; prepare responses to Federal-
Hoffman's discovery requests; review letter
from Peter Colby; review memo from Maureen
• Warren; .meeting with Dave Childs; meeting with
Dave Childs and Mork Connor; prepare for meeting
with Mark Connor; review settlement offer;
review. St. Anthony newsletter; research EAJA;
review New Brighton settlement agreement
Knudson 3.00 Research regarding availability of attorney's
fees.
9/21/88 Devney 1. 75 Conference with McDonald regarding USA position;
read Army settlement proposal; compare to City's
demand; conference with Van de North; conference
with McDonald & Kenefick regarding response
to proposal.
McDonald, D C 1.95 Telephone conference with Jackie Stone, Bill
Skallerud, Nick Nierengarten, Stu Williams,
Richard Taflin at Legal Economic Evaluations,
and Scott Smith; conference with Jack Devney,
Maureen Warren, Cheryl Thomas, and Neal Buethe;
review newspaper articles; review specific inter-
view reports of Jackie Stone; memo to document
review team; review general -report from Jackie
Stone; review letter from Brian Short and Nick
Nierengarten; review memo from Neal Buethe;
meeting with Jack Devney and Jack Kenefick;
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TELEPHONE (812) 291-1216 •
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
research and revision of settlement proposal;
discussion of Army settlement offer
Busch 2. 75 Review FCC documents at TCAAP
Knudson 5. 75 Research regording availability of attorney's
fees under EAJA, env. statutes.
Buethe 2.50 Document review at TCAAP. •
Van de North 1.00 Meeting wtih Dave McDonald and Jack Devney
regarding Army proposal.
Little, D B 1.50 Document review at TCAAP
Huntrods .35 Conference with Dave McDonald regarding document
review procedures and settlement - attorneys
fees issues
9/22/88 Buethe 1.00 Conference with Dave McDonald, Maureen Warren
and Diane Little regarding document review;
review papers regarding motion to intervene;
review workers ot . orsenai, report.
Devney 1. 75 . Read article on natural resource damages; read
Department of Interior regulations on resource
damages; conference with Van de North about
proof of resource damages; review Minn. Stat.
549. 191 and 549.20 and read recent punitive
damages cases; conference with -Streoter (.25)
about points for reply.
Henry, P J .50 Review_DCM memo; conference DICK
Busch 1. 75 Review and revise drawer log; index Honeywell
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• TELEPHONE (912) 291-1215
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
-Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regord. to the following matter:
Vs U. S. Dept. of Army, et ol.
documents; conference with P. Henry and D. Post;
review private investigator reports.
Van de North .50 Conference with Devney regarding natural
resource damages.
Kowitz .45 locate and copy Federal Register re: Interior
Dept. regulations (Devney)
• Little, D B .25 Conference with McDonald, Buethe and Warren
regarding discovery at TCAAP
McDonald, D C 1.30 Telephone conference with Jackie Stone, Mary
.Harens, Bill Skollerud, Peter Colby, Cheryl
Thomas, and Nick Nierengorten; discussion
regarding TCAAP document review; conference
with Jack Von de North,, Jack Devney, Scott
Knudson, Neal Buethe, Ann Huntrods, Maureen
Warren, and Diane Little; review discovery
order; research regarding equal access to
justice act; research regarding natural resource
damages
Knudson 8.50 Research regarding availability of attorneys fees
and environmental statutes.
Huntrods 3.20 Telephone conference with Dr. Robert Feldman;
research and contact potential trial experts
in toxicology.
9/23/88 Henry, P J .50 Review records
Busch . 75 Review and revise drawer log.
Warren, M 2.00 Document review at TCAAP - 105 Records held
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2200 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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TELEPHONE 16121 201-1216 •
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Rood
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
. For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et ol.
by Gilmo Oppedohl.
Little, D B .25 Review of PI report
McDonald, D C 2.05 Telephone conference with Copt. Connor, Nick
Nierengorten; and court reporter; document
review at TCAAP; conference with Maureen Warren
9/24/88 McDonald, D C .20 Review document review notes; organization of
document review at TCAAP; review letter from •
Nick Nierengorten; review Federal-Hoffman
privilege index
Knudson 2.00 Research regarding availability of attorneys' fees
memo.
9/26/88 Busch 2. 75 Review FCC documents at TCAAP; drawer log;
October calendar
Little, D B 2.30 Document review at TCAAP
McDonald, D C 2.60 Telephone conference with Borb Gertsema and
Peter Colby; conference with Jock Van de North,
Ann Huntrods, Cheryl Thomas, and Scott Knudson;
research regarding attorneys fees; review in-
voice from Legal Economic Evaluations, Inc. ;
review report from Legal Evaluations, Inc. ;
research regarding structured settlements;
review attorneys' fees statutes; meeting with
Jack Von de North
Knudson 6.50 Research re availability for attorney's fees, meet
Dove McDonald to discuss some, draft memo.
Buethe 2.50 Document review at TCAAP. •
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• SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 33101
TELEPHONE 1912) 291-1215
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Rood,
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U. S. Dept. of Army, et al.
Von de North 1.50 Conference with Dave McDonald regarding Army
offer and proposed response.
Huntrods 1.00 Research and contact potential trial experts
9/21/88 Warren, M .50 Exmaine MPCA files for more complete responses
to FHI discovery.
• Little, D B 2.30 Document review at TCAAP
Knudson_ 6.50 Research regarding avilobility of attorneys '
fees; draft memo.
Busch 2.25 Review FCC Documents at TCAAP
Henry, P J 2.50 Document production at TCAAP and related matters
McDonaId, D C 3.55 Conference with Ann Huntrods, Jack Von de North,
Cheryl Thomas, and Maureen Warren; telephone
conference with Chuck Dayton, Tim Mozey, Bill
Skollerud, Dove Childs, and Steve Shokmon; and
Barb Gertsema; meeting with Dave Childs and
Jack Von de North; prepare for meeting with
Dove Childs; meeting to discuss settlement pro-
posol
Von de North 2.50 'Telephone conference with Fletcher Driscoll
and Ken Olson; meeting with Dave Childs.
Huntrods 2.00 Contact prospective expert witnesses; toxicology
research regarding some
9/28/88 Knudson 5.00 Research regarding availability of attorney's
• fees; draft and revise memo.
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SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA 53101
TELEPHONE (6121 291-1216 •
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Rood
St. Anthony, 'Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et ol.
Busch 5.50 Review FCC Documents at TCAAP; review drawer
logs
Busch 2. 75 Review FCC documents at TCAAP reveiw drawer
logs
Henry, P J 1.25 Document production at TCAAP
McDonald, D C 1.50 Telephone conference with Carol Werlein, Chuck •
Doyton, •Ina Strichortz. Dove Childs, Clarence'
Ranallo, and Dennis Smith; conference with Cheryl
Thomas; review Army's settement proposal;
research regarding Pierringer releases; review
equal access to Justice Act; prepare third
revised settlement proposal
Warren, M 3.00 Document review at TCAAP and MPCA for response
to FHI interrogatories..
Buethe 2.00 Research and draft intervention brief.
Van de North .50 Conference with Dave McDonald regarding counter
proposal.
Huntrods 1. 75 Research regarding toxicologist experts; tele-
phone conference with Or. Mark Loppe regarding
meeting to discuss representation; telephone
conference with Bill Goodman, Beverly Pogin
and Environmental Defense Fund
Little, D B 1.00 Document discovery at TCAAP
9/29/88 Busch 2.50 Review FCC documents at TCAAP
McDonald, D C 2.00 Telephone conference with Mark Connor, Peter •
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• TELEPHONE (912) 291-1216
October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M. Childs
3301 Silver Lake Rood
St. Anthony, Mn 55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
Colby, Chuck Dayton, Ina Strickortz, and Bill
Skollerud; settlement discussions; research
regarding officer of ,judgment; review letters
from Nick Nierengorten
Buethe 1.00 Research and draft intervention brief.
Huntrods 2.25 Telephone conference with Moss. Deportment of
Health regarding toxicologist experts; research
regarding experts in toxicology; telephone con-
,ference with Dr. Klaassen, Dr. Ken Miller,
Beverly Pogin, Jan Schlictmann regarding depo-
sition of Loppe, Feldman, White, and Pagin,
and Ellen Silbergeld of the Environmental
Defense Fund
Henry, P J 2.50 Document production at TCAAP
9/30/88 Warren, M 2.00 Document review at TCAAP.
Busch . 75 Compile schedules for October; memo re: list
of chemicals; review drawer log; compile list
of chemircol vendors, medical records
Buethe 1.00 Draft intervention brief.
Huntrods 2.00 Telephone conference with Dr. Klaassen
regarding contoct-- of potential expert wit-
nesses and discuss testimony; draft responses
- for answers to expert interrogatories; con-
ference with potential expert witness - Or.
David Cline, Jack Kenefick and Cheryl Thomas.
McDonald, D C 2.05 Conference with Ann Huntrods, Maureen Warren,
Scott Knudson, and Deb Post; telephone con-
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October 19, 1988
Saint Anthony, City of
Attn: David M.. Childs
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St. Anthony, Mn .55418
PLEASE DETACH TOP PORTION AND MAIL WITH PAYMENT
For professional services rendered with regard to the following matter:
Vs U.S. Dept. of Army, et al.
Terence with Steve Shokmon; review documents
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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT FOR PROFESSION.A SERVICES
October 31, 1988
Mr. David Childs
City Manager
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418
Re: City of St. Anthony
For legal services rendered from' September 1, 1988
through September 30, 1988, including:
Parkview School Property:
Telephone D. Childs re environmental audit of school
site; review Liesch proposal; telephone J. Lichter
re same; meeting with D. Childs, W. Keppel and W. Soth
re changes to proposal ; telephone J. Lichter re Liesch
proposal , revisisons, reasons therefor; telephone
conference with J. Lichter, W. Keppel and W. Soth
re status of soil and asbestos testing; review
correspondence and closing documents, inter-office
conference re status. $341. 25
Review agenda and minutes for meeting; discussions
with City Manager . $ 97 . 50
Total Fees $438.75
WRS/gle
615 178820: 56, 59
•
Disbursements made for your account, for which bills have not yet been received,will appear on a later statement.
LAWOFFICES STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT -
HANCE & LEVAHN
SAINT ANTHONY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,SUITE 200 DATE: November t, 1888
2401 LOWRY AVENUE NORTHEAST
MINNEAPOLIS,MINNESOTA 55418
Mr. David Childs PLEASE DETACH AND RETURN THIS
PORTION WITH YOUR REMITTANCE.
City Administrator
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
(M) St. Anthony, Minnesota 55418 a AMOUNT REMITTED $
RE: Village Prosecutions
DATE DESCRIPTION • $ 4,800.00
PAYMENTS Received $2,400.00 on 10/3/88 2,400.00 CR
CREDITS & ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENTS
UNPAID PREVIOUS BALANCE . 499.00
• FINANCE CHARGE
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 2,400.00
Legal services rendered for the month of November, 1988,
relative to St. Anthony prosecutions.
CURRENT FEES
NEWBALANCEDUE
MINIMUM PAYMENT DUE $ y001
eAccounts due upon presentment of statement.A FINANCE CHARGE at a periodic rate of 1-1/3%per month,equaling an ANNUAL
PERCENTAGE RATE,of,16%will be imposed upon any Unpaid Previous Balance greater than$1.00, with a minimum FINANCE
CHARGE of$0.50.The FINANCE CHARGE is applied to the outstanding balance at the end of each billing cycle,if the balance for
that billing cycle was not paid in full within 30 days.
NOTICE: See reverse side for important information. HANCE & LEVAHN
SILVER LAKE CAMP
2850 WEST COUNTY ROAD E.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55421
DATE_No
TO: TELEPHONE(612)786-9048 SUBJECT
David Child
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
� St. Anthony, MN 55418
Re: City Council Meeting —
Tuesday , November 8, 1988 -- 8: 00 p .m.
This note is to confirm that Mr. Tim O' Brien will represent the camp
to discuss the building plans . Mr. O' Brien is working with us as our
architect and is very familiar with the plans and the uses envisioned.
am sorry that I will be out of town and not able to attend the meeting.
Thank you for providing help and information regarding the progress
through the city ' s approval process .
Dale Westberg cc : Mr. Tim O ' Brien
Director Hills Gilbertson Architects
10,4 West Franklin
Minneapolis , MN 55404-2486
Telephone 870- 1000
hem NML721 0 Wheels.G—P h1i.1979 REORDER ITEM NML72T
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ORDINANCE 1988-010
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBER
SALARIES, AMENDING SECTION 125:00 OF THE 1973
CODE OF ORDINANCES BY ADDING A SECTION
The City Council of the City of St. Anthony hereby ordains as
follows:
Section 1 . Section 125:00 of the 1973 Code of Ordinances, as
amended, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 125:15. Salaries. Commencing the first day of
December, 1989 the salaries of the Mayor and Council-
members shall be as follows:
Office Salary Per Month
Mayor $375.00
Councilmember $250.00
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be effective as of the date of
its publication.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
First Reading: October 11, 1988
Second Reading: October 25 , 1988
Adopted: November 8, 1988
Published in the St. Anthony Bulletin on the day of
1988.
LAW OFFICES
HANCE G LEVAHN , LTD.
• SAINT ANTHONY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. SUITE 200
2401 LOWRY AVENUE NORTHEAST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 5541a
EDWARD J. HANCE
JOEL T. LEVAHN
PAUL W. FANNING
TELEPHONE
ALLEN R. DESMOND (612) 761-4658
ASSISTANTS
TERESA H. CRAVEN
KATHRYN A. DAILEY
October 24 , 1988
Mr. David Childs
City Manager
City of St. Anthony
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Minnesota 55418
Captain Richard Engstrom
St. Anthony -Police Department
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Minnesota 55418
• Chief Donald ' Hickerson
St. Anthony -Police Department
3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, Minnesota 55418
Gentlemen:
Enclosed herewith please find' a copy of a report indicating
various matters conducted at the Hennepin County District Court
up to and including October 19 , 1988 .
Should you have any questions or comments, please contact me.
Yours ver uly,
HANCE
Enclosure
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ST. ANTHONY •PROSECUTION ACTIVITY
October 19 , 1988
HANCE & LEVAHN, LTD.
Edward J. Hance
•Prosecuting Attorney
Submitted By: Allen R: Desmond
Assistant •Prosecuting Attorney
2401 Lowry Avenue N.E. , Suite 200
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418
Telephone: - (612) 781-4858
A R R A I G N M E N T S The Honorable Harry Seymour Crump
DEFENDANT •PLEA SENTENCE
Abumayaleh, Abedauah Charged with DAC and passing
108 through stop sign; •Pre-Trial
set for December 7, 1988 .
Anderson, Daniel G. Charged with obstructing
(arresting officer traffic; No appearance at
unknown at this time) October 19 , 1988 , arraignment;
Bench warrant issued.
Anderson, Mark Allen Charged with DAS and expired Fine - $200 .00; Jail - 10 days, 10
116 registratiom; •Pled guilty to days stayed one year; On conditions
DAS charge; Other charge of no driver ' s license or insurance
dismissed. violations for one year.
Balck_, William Carl Charged with DAS on August 24 ,
108 , 116 1988 , and DAS on August 27 , 1988;
•Pre-Trial set for December 7,
1988.
Christopherson, Brent David Charged with no insurance and Fine - $100.00; Jail - 10 days, 10
113 failure to yield right-of-way; days stayed one year; On condition of
-Pled guilty to no insurance no insurance violations for one year.
charge; Other charge dismissed.
Fagerlee, Colin Dennis Charged with failure to yield
116 right-of-way; Court Trial
set for December 7, 1988 , at
2 :00 p.m.
Felch, Ronald James Charged with possession of mari- Fine - $200 .00; Jail - 10 days, 10
102, 116 juana in a motor vehicle, no days stayed one year; On condition
endorsement to operate a of no same or similar offenses for
motorcycle, and speeding; one year.
-Pled guilty to possession of
marijuana in a motor vehicle;
Other charges dismissed.
Franta, David John Charged with DAS; •Pre-Trial set
114 for November 16 , 1988 .
Hayes, Rim Marie Charged with DWI, alcohol Fine - $150 .00 ; Jail - 30 days, 30
114 concentration of .10 or more days stayed one year; On conditions
within two hours ( .13)-, and of no alcohol-related driving
failure to change address on offenses and no driver ' s license or
driver ' s license; Judge Crump, insurance violations for one year ,
on his own motion and without Defendant following recommendations
consulting the City -Prosecutor of probation officer as to treatment,
and later ignoring the City and completion of 20 hours of com-
•Prosecutor ' s objections, reduced munity service within 90 days.
the DWI charge to careless
driving; .Pled guilty to careless
driving; Other charges dismissed.
NOTE: City -Prosecutor has filed
an appeal to reverse Judge Crump's
decision.
McGruder, Garrett .Peyton Charged with reckless driving;
103 , 113 -Pre-Trial set for December 7,
1988.
� Q i
McGuire, Noel Edgar Charged with shoplifting; Fine - $25.00 ; Jail - 10 days, 10
113 -Pled guilty. days stayed one year ; On condition of
no same or similar violations for one
year.
Mueller, -Paul Vincen-t Charged with DWI and alcohol
Thoemke, 114 concentration .of .10 or more
within two hours ( .13) ;
-Pre-Trial set for December 7,
1988 .
Stockinger , James Anthony Charged with driving left of
113 center of roadway; Court Trial
set for December 7 , 1988 ,
at 2:00 p.m.
Turner, Kathryn Kim Charged with DWI, alcohol
Thoemke concentration of . 10 or more
within two hours (alcohol
concentration reading unknown
as this time as this matter was
added onto the St. Anthony calendar
at the last minute and no
police report has been made
available to the City -Prosecutor
as of the date of this report) ,
and careless driving; .Pre-Trial
set for November 16 , 1988.
West, -Peter .Timothy Charged with DAS and defective
116 tail lights; No appearance
at October 19 , 1988 , arraignment;
Bench warrant issued.
Wolosewycz , Lora Charged with shoplifting;
103 -Pre-Trial set for November 16 , 1988.
•P R E - T R I A L S - The Honorable Harry -Seymour Crump
DEFENDANT PLEA SENTENCE
Brown, Jr. , Edward Barry Charged with DAS; Pled Fine - $100 .00 .
115 guilty.
Fein, Robert Alan Charged with DAR, expired
112 plates, . failure to transfer
title, and no insurance on
December 22 , 1987 ; Charged
with DAR on February 8, 1988 ;
-Pre-Trial continued until
November 16 , 1988 .
Hansen, Thomas Lindsley Charged with aggravated DWI, Fine - $700 .00 , $350 .00 stayed two
108 gross DWI, and gross alcohol years; Jail - 90 days, 60 days stayed
concentration of .10 or more two years; On conditions of no same
within two hours (.10) ; Gross or similar offenses for two years, no
alcohol concentration of '. 10 alcohol-related driving offenses for
or more within two hours charge two years, and Defendant following
amended to misdemeanor alcohol recommendations of probation officer
concentration of .10 or more as to treatment.
within two hours as Defendant
was cooperative with arresting
officer , Defendant had a low
blood alcohol concentration
reading , Defendant exhibited
little erratic driving conduct,
and Defendant did well on
sobriety tests; •Pled guilty to
misdemeanor alcohol concentration
of . 10 or more within two hours
charge; Other charges dismissed.
L
Kissel, Mary Agnes . Charged with shoplifting; Charge Fine —$50.00.
114 reduced to petty misdemeanor
shoplifting; -Pled guilty to
petty misdemeanor shoplifting.
Monson, Kimbere Lee Charged with DWI, alcohol Jail - 30 days, 28 days stayed two
114 , 116 concentration of .10 or more years; On conditions of completion of
within two hours ( .19) , and 20 hours of community service in lieu
driving over center line; -Pled of a fine, no same or similar offenses
guilty to DWI: Other charges for two years, and Defendant following
dismissed. recommendations of probation officer
as to treatment.
Schmotter , Jr. , Thomas Charged with gross DWI, gross
Harold alcohol concentration of :10 or
Thoemke, 116 , 117 more within two hours ( .16) and
open bottle; .Pre-Trial continued
until November 16 , 1988 .
Sullivan, David Otto Charged with DAC and no
108 insurance; Jury Trial set for
December 8, 1988 , at 9:15 a.m.
M I S C E L L A N E O U S
DEFENDANT •PLEA SENTENCE
Glenn, Michael John Charged with DAS, open bottle, Jail - 30 days, 9 days stayed one
108 and speeding; .Pled guilty to year; On condition of no same or
DAS on October 5, 1988 , before similar violations for one year.
The Honorable George Adzick;
Other charges dismissed.
-Peterson, Eric John Charged with gross DWI ,
113 , 114 gross alcohol concentration `
of .10 or more (17) , and
aggravated DWI; Defendant was
on the St. Anthony calendar
as he was required to show
proof that he had successfully
completed community service
per the conditions of his
prior sentencing ; Defendant
produced the required proof.
J U R Y T R I A L S
DEFENDANT -PLEA SENTENCE
Lucas, Luke Lambert Charged with DWI , alcohol . Fine - $300 .00 , $200 .00 stayed one
Thoemke, 115 concentration of . 10 or more year ; Jail. - 30 days, 30 days stayed
within two hours ( .16) , and one year; On conditions of no
speeding; .Pled guilty to alcohol alcohol-related traffic offenses for
concentration of .10 or more one year and Defendant completing
within two hours charge on Create -Program.
October 11, 1988 , before The
Honorable Michael J. Davis; Other
charges dismissed.
C O M •P L A I N T S
DEFENDANT OFFICER CHARGE
Ellis, David Lawrence Officer Timothy Briski Charged with driving after revoca-
tion, operating motor vehicle without
required insurance, and expired
registration.
Fasthorse, Heath Juan Officer Dominic Cotroneo Charged with driving after
revocation.
Gonnella, Elizabeth Marie Officer Timothy Briski Charged with operating motor vehicle
without required insurance and
expired registration.
Kettner , Gorden Allen Officer John Ohl Charged with driving after
revocation.
SALES SUMMARY OCTOBER 1988
Store One Store Two
Combined On Sale Off Sale On Sale Off Sale
Sales -Oct.188 304,688.40 58,076.20 106,196.92 18-,682.12 121,733.16 '
Sales -Oct. 187 351,869.69 50,046.81 133,796.40 . 17,052.19 150,974.29
Increase $ 47,181.29* 8,029.39 27,599.48* 1,629.93 29,241.13*
Increase % 13.41%*. 16.05% 20.63$* 9.56% 19.37$*
-Sales - 10 Mos..188 3,022,872.32 596,1.95.50 1,037,082.92 158,-670.09 1,230,923.81
Sales - 10 Mos. '87 3,091,257.08. 307,738.10 1,257,158.57 177,349.78 1,349,010.63
Increase $ 68,384.76* 288,457.40 220,075.65* 18,679.69* 118,086.82*
Increase % 2.22%* 93.74% 17.51$* 10.54%* 8.76%*
* Decrease
• CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
ORDINANCE 1988- 011
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO LAWFUL GAMBLING IN MUNICIPAL
LIQUOR DISPENSARIES FOR THE ON-SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR;
AMENDING SECTION 445 : 10 OF THE 1973 CODE OF ORDINANCES
The City Council of the City of St . Anthony ordains:
Section 1. Section 445: 10 of the 1973 Code of Ordinances
is amended to read in full as follows:
Section 445 : 10. Gambling Limited-
No form or type of gambling, whether lawful or
otherwise, shall be conducted or allowed within
the City of St . Anthony except for lawful gambling
which is conducted in accordance and compliance
with .Minnesota Statutes, Section 349 . 214 and lawful
gambling other than bingo conducted by a properly
licensed organization "in accordance with State
law in municipal liquor dispensaries for the on-sale
of intoxicating liquor.
• Section 2 . This Ordinance shall be effective as of
its date of publication.
First Reading: November 8, 1988
Second Reading:
Adopted:
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
Published: St. Anthony Bulletin on the day of
1988.