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• ST. ANTHONY CITY COUNCIL MEETING
? MAY 14, 1991
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5 1 . CALL TO ORDER/PLEDGE-OF ALLEGIANCE
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The meeting was called to order by Mayor Ranallo at 7:30 p.m. and the
9 Mayor led the Pledge of Allegiance.
1C 2. ROLL CALL
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12 Present : Mayor Ranallo, Councilmembers Enrooth, Marks, Fleming and Wagner
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i4 Staff Present: City Manager Burt and City Attorney Soth
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17 3. APPROVAL OF MAY 14, 1991 COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
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19 Motion b Wa ner second b Marks to approve the may 14 1991 Council agenda
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21 as presented with the following additions:
22 Evergreen Townhouse Development Request
�3 Request from Walgreen Drug Store
24 Association of Metropolitan Municipalities Annual Meeting
25 Public Works Department
• 26 Garage Sale Signs
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26 Motion carried unanimously
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30 4. APPROVAL OF APRIL 23 , 1991 RECONVENED BOARD OF REVIEW MINUTES
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32 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the minutes of the April 23,
33 1991 Reconvened Board of Review as presented and there were no corrections .
35 Motion carried unanimously
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37 APPROVAL OF APRIL, 23, 1991 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
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39 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the minutes of the April
40 23, 1991 Regular Council meeting with the following corrections :
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42 page 3, line 9: Correct the word "City" to read "Countyi'�
43 page 5, line 12: Add to the end of the line the word "negative"
44 page 7, line 21 : Change the word "permits" to "variances"
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46 Motion carried unanimously
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5. LICENSES/PERMITS/PETITIONS
2 Gus Tarr, a representative of Master Bread Thrift Shop, located at
4 3007 37th Avenue Northeast , requested permission from the Council to
5 operate a hot dog stand at that location on May 23 and May 24, 1991 .
He indicated he has already spoken to Ramsey County regarding this
venture.
Councilmember Enrooth commended Mr. Tarr on his asking for permission
1C as the Councilmember doesn't remember the Council ever being asked in
11 the past or having been consulted on this type of matter. Mr. Tarr
responded this type of activity has been done in many other communities
12 and that this is the first time he has had to make this type of request.
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iy Motion by Fleming , second by Marks to approve the request to operate a
15 hot dog stand at the Master Bread Thrift Shop located at 3007 37th
16 Avenue Northeast on May 23 and May 24, 1991 .
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18 Motion carried unanimously
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21 General Contractor License Requests
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23 Twintown Remodelers , Inc.
24 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for Twintown
25 Remodelers, Inc. of Minneapolis , Mn.
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27 Motion carried unanimously
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29 Kelly Heath Company
30 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for D. Kelly
31 Heath Company of St. Paul , Mn.
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33 Motion carried unanimously
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35 Pro-Exteriors
36 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for the
37 Pro-Exteriors Company of Crystal , Mn.
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39 Motion carried unanimously
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41 Advanced Design, Inc.
43 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for the
43 Advanced Design, Inc. Company of St. Anthony, Mn.
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LR Motion carried unanimously
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47 Norsk Concrete Construction, Inc.
48 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for the
49 Norsk Concrete Construction, Inc. Company of Moundsview, Mn.
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Motion carried unanimously
Midwest Fence b Manufacturing Company
4 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for the
5 Midwest Fence & Manufacturing Company of Minneapolis, Mn.
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L Motion carried unanimously
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9 Carlson-LaVine, Inc.
10 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for
11 the Carlson-LaVine Inc. Company of Minneapolis, Mn.
12 Motion carried unanimously
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;, Advanced Home Products , Inc.
15 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for the
16 Advanced Home Products , Inc. Company of Minneapolis , Mn.
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18 Motion carried unanimously
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2D Asphalt Special Company, ACT Specialities Company
21 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for the
22 ACT Specialities Company of Lakeland, Mn.
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24 Motion carried unanimously
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26 Green Masters Industries , Inc.
27 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the license for the
28 Green Masters Industries, Inc. Company of Plymouth, Mn.
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30 Motion carried unanimously
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32 Heating License
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34 Anderson Heating and Air Conditioning
35 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the heating license
36 for the Anderson Heating and Air Conditioning Company of Columbia
37 Heights, Mn.
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39 Motion carried unanimously
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41 Garbage Haulers Licenses
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43 Larry's Quality Sanitation
4y Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the garbage hauler's
6S license for Larry's Quality Sanitation of Ramsey, Mn.
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47 Motion carried unanimously
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Nitti Disposal , Inc.
2 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the garbage hauler 's
license for Nitti Disposal , Inc. of Eagan, Mn.
4 Motion carried unanimously
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The City Manager advised that the two aforementioned garbage haulers
are commercial haulers. Notices for residential haulers licenses were
9 recently sent out from City Hall .
1C Juke Box License
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12 Bono's Malt Shop
13 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the juke box license for
i4 Bono's' Malt Shop.
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16 Motion carried unanimously
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19 6. PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
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21 A. Stuart J. Bonniwell
22 Motion by Marks, second by Ranallo to approve payment in the amount of
�3 $7,500.00 to Stuart J. Bonniwell for the 1990 City audit and pre-
24 paration of the financial report.
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26 Motion carried unanimously
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28 B. Barr Engineering
�9 Motion by Marks , second by Ranallo to approve payment in the amount of
30 $1 ,617.00 -to Barr Engineering for professional services rendered from
31 November 4, 1990 through March 30, 1991 relative to evaluation of
32 outfall capacity .along CSAH 88.
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34 Motion carried unanimously
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36 C. Dorsey b Whitney
37 Motion by Marks, second by Ranallo to approve payment in the amount of
38 $2:,924. 10 to Dorsey b Whitney for legal services rendered from Sep-
39 tember 1 , 1990 through March 31 , 1991 for codification of ordinances .
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41 Motion carried unanimously
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43 D. Dorsey 4 Whitney
44 Motion by Marks , second by 'Ranallo to approve payment in the amount of
bg $1 ,267.05 to Dorsey b Whitney for legal services rendered from March
46 1 , 1991 through March 31 , 1991 .
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48 Motion carried unanimously
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• E. Dorsey & Whitney
2 Motion by Marks, second by Ranallo to approve payment in the amount of
$1 ,624.53 for legal services rendered through March 31 , 1991 regarding
the Foss Road Lift Station.
5 Councilmember Enrooth inquired if the dealings with NewMech Companies
are completed. The City Attorney advised that they are not resolved.
k He noted that the response time will be extended as long as the com-
pany contines to seek resolution of the problems being experienced
10 but that a deadline will have to be set . He stated that a lawsuit
11 will be avoided if possible.
12 Motion carried unanimously
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i4 F. Hance b LeVahn
15 Motion by Marks, second by Ranallo to approve payment in the amount of
16 $2,400.00 to Hance b LeVahn for legal services rendered for the month
17 of May, 1991 .
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19 Motion carried unanimously
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21 G. Grossman Chevrolet
22 Motion by Marks, second by Ranallo to approve payment in the amoubt of
�3 $12,742.00 to Grossman Chevrolet for a 1991 four door Chevrolet.
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25 Motion carried unanimously
• �7 H. Grossman Chevrolet
28 Motion by Marks, second by Ranallo to approve payment in the amount of
29 $12,742.00 to Grossman Chevrolet for a 1991 four door Chevrolet.
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31 Motion carried unanimously
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33 It was noted that both of the above vehicle purchases had been
34 in the budget.
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36 I . Verified Claims
37 Motion by Marks, second by Ranallo to approve payment of the verified
38 claims dated May 7, 1991 .
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40 Motion carried unanimously
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43 7• REPORTS
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hr, A. Planning Commission
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47 Commissioner Madden was in attendance representing the Planning Commission.
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49 1 . Forest and Marty Harstad - Preliminary Plat Approval and Rezoning
50 Requests for 3816 Foss Road.
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• Councilmember Marks observed that approximately eighteen years ago
2 the property where this development is being proposed for location
was zoned light industrial . This zoning was re-visited by members
4 of the City Council and of the Planning Commission and it was decided
5 to encourage residential development. Councilmember Marks felt this
project was right in line with the proposal for residential deve-
lopment.
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9 Commissioner Madden advised the City Council that the proposal is for
�9 condominiums rather than townhouses, as the developer does not own
11 the land. He stated that the Harstad Companies is requesting a re-
12 zoning of 3816 Foss Road from LI (light industrial) to R4 (multiple
13 dwelling) . Originally, the firm had requested a rezoning to R3 but
had reconsidered the request when the question of density was raised.
iy A development of two eight-plexes under the zoning category of R4,
15 condominiums, is being requested. Calculations of the square footage
16 of the proposed development. determined that it falls within the R4
17 density requirements.
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19 Councilmember Marks inquired if the issue of an additional exit from
20 the development had been reviewed by staff. Burt responded that staff
21 had pursued the possibility of an additional exit point which would
22 acres Chandler Drive. This was an issue raised at a previous Council
23 meeting as well as at the April 16th Planning Commission meeting.
24 It was noted that Chandler Drive is eight feet wider than Foss Road
25 and could handle increased traffic better than Foss Road. An easement
. • 26 to make a western access would require an easement being let by the
27 City.
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29 Burt had advised the Planning Commission members that the City needs
30 the space to park its snowplows in the summer, space for the Recycling
31 Center, space for the pole barn for the new carbon facility and space
32 for storage for the Fire Department. This easement would also reduce
33 the maintenance yard by one fourth of its present size.
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35 Motion by Wagner, second by Fleming to recommend approval of the request
36 to rezone the property at 3816 Foss Road from LI to R4, noting that
37 the land use would be compatible with the adjacent residential land
38 use; that neighboring citizens appeared to support the rezoning; that
39 the change would be an enhancement to the community; that no objections
-40 were raised to the rezoning; and that the final approval not be
41 granted until such time as the final plat plan is approved by the City
42 Council .
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44 Motion carried unanimously
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46 Commissioner Madden stated that the Harstad Companies were also
47 seeking approval of a preliminary plat for the 16 unit condominium
48 development at 3816 Foss Road. The parcel is approximately 1 .3 acres.
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The City's Comprehensive Plan calls for the property to be rezoned
2 and developed as a multi-family residential development. The
preliminary plat has been reviewed by City staff and meets the
requirements outlined by the applicable City ordinances .
5 At the April 16th Planning Commission meeting,' residents from the
area of the proposed development expressed concerns regarding the
potential need for additional parking as well as the potential of
9 increased traffic. The parking plans being proposed for the deve-
�9 lopment were reviewed by the City Council . Councilmember Wagner
11 observed that the proposed parking was twice that required and that
12 widening of the driveways could be tonsidered.
13 Burt stated that City. staff continues to be sensitive to the needs
i4. for drainage as well as the need for green areas. He noted that
15 presently there is no parking allowed on the west side of the street
16 but parallel parking could be a consideration. Councilmember Marks
17 felt the parking restriction on the west side of the street should
18 be reviewed and if there is no valid reason for it being kept in
19 place, it could be eliminated. Commissi-oner Madden suggested it may
20 have been a Fire Department requirement.
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22 Burt said the preliminary plans had been reviewed by the Fire Chief
�3 and he saw no problems. Locations of fire hydrants will be addressed
24 when the plans are returned for final approval . Councilmember Enrooth
25 felt fire lanes should be a consideration in the final plans.
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27 Marty Harstad advised that the plans were viewed by two surveyors
28 specifically with regard to parking needs. It was their opinion
�9 that parallel parking would not really gain any additional parking
30 spaces..
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32 Residents of nearby developments stated. they have no problems with
33 parking as presented on the plans , but did express concern that if
34 parking on both sides of the street were allowed, it could create
35 a hazardous condition.
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37 Burt said that traffic counts were done on Foss Road relative to the
38 numbers of vehicles which continue to travel north past the area.
39 The results of the counts showed that 65% stay on Foss Road and
J10 there are few vehicles.
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42 Some concerns were expressed for parking when residents of the pro-
43 posed development host a party. Marty Harstad cited the average
44 property owner in his Coon Rapids development is not a "party"
bq person.
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47 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the preliminary plat
48 submitted by Forest and Marty Harstad for the development of two
49 eight-plex condominiums at 3816 Foss Road.
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1 Motion carried unanimously
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4 B. City Council Reports
5 The City of St. Anthony received a Hennepin County 1990 Partner-
; ship Award for the best regional recycling program in 1990. Mayor
R Ranallo felt the lion's share of the credit for the success of this
9 program was due to the efforts of Councilmember Enrooth. Council-
member Enrooth recognized that the major efforts of coordinating
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11 the program came from Sue VanderHeyden.
12 The City's Neighborhood Crime Watch- Program is an interest of Council-
13. member Fleming . She has visited with Chief Engstrom regarding in-
4 creasing the number of participants and neighborhoods in the Program.
15 A program has been initiated in Councilmember Fleming 's neighborhood
16 and its first meeting will be held at Councilmember Wagner's home.
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18 Mayor Ranallo recalled the Police Department sponsored "Night Out"
19 activites from last year had met with modest success in four areas
20 of the City. He requested the City Manager to gather information
21 on this subject from the Police Department and coordinate publicity
22 and activities for this year.
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24 The City Manager stated that the City's new intern, David Urbia,
25 would coordinate the "Night Out" activities.
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�7 The City Manager formally introduced David Urbia.
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�9 The Mayor noted that November 23, 1991 is the tentative date selected
30 for a fundraiser for the D.A.R.E. Program. Angie Eklund is coordinating
31 the planning for the fundraiser and hopes to have the services of Paul
32 Todd for entertainment.
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14 Mayor Ranallo and Councilmember Wagner will be attending a land use
35 and zoning seminar on May 29th sponsored by the Popham, Haik b
36 Snobrich law firm.
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38 Councilmember Enrooth indicated his willingness to work with the City
39 Manager to gather data for a water quality study program for Silver
4 0 Lake and to focus on the lake as a oatural resource.
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42 Councilmember Wagner noted that the St. Anthony Kiwanis Club will
43 be volunteering at the Special Olympics in July. Training sessions
44 are being given for anyone interested in volunteering. Bus trips
bg to some of the Special Olympics events are being organized by the
46 Kiwanis Club as well . All of the events are free, but Councilmember
47 Wagner said all of the tickets for the aquatic meets are already
48 given out. He will be meeting with the Chamber of Commerce regarding
49 member participation and will pursue the placement of a banner across
• 50 Silver Lake Road recognizing the country athletes being hosted by St.
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St. Anthony. Included in a letter from the City to the athletes is
2 a video of the City 's Village Fest .
Mayor Ranallo mentioned he will be hosting a family for' ten days who
5 will be participating in the Special Olympics. He explained the re-
quirements for hosting a family or athletes.
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7 The Mayor will be meeting with representatives of Apache Merchants
9 Association and of the St. Anthony Merchants Association to discuss
1C a "Shop St. Anthony" campaign. Councilmember Wagner advised that
11 Anderson Furniture, presently located on 37th Avenue, will be moving
12 into space at Apache Plaza.
13 The Ramsey County League of Local Government will be holding a meeting
iy on May 15th to discuss drugs.
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16 A joint meeting of the City Council and the School Board was held
17 on May 13th where revenue sources and their distribution were the
18 topics for discussion. The next joint meeting of these two bodies
19 will be June 24th at City Hall . Issues regarding distribution
20 similarities between the City Council and the School Board will be
21 discussed.
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�3 C. City Manager's Report
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25 1 . Recycling Center
• 26 More yard waste, tires , and junk is being brought to the Recycling
27 Center. Black dirt .is being removed. The City Manager this is a
28 frustrating situation and also there are safety concerns as the area
29 is becoming an "attractive nuisance" for children.
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31 It was recommended that the matter of the location of the Recycling
32 Center be directed back to the Recycling Task Force.
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54 The City Manager advised that an ordinance must be in place by July
35 1 , 1991 , which addressed individual household/family recycling. This
36 is a Hennepin County regulation.
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38 Mayor Ranallo received a letter from a resident who felt the Recycling
39 Center is being used as a dumping grounds. The writer also felt
4 0 garage sale signs should be allowed to be placed on property owners '
41 front yards.
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J-3 2. Pavement Management Study
44 The City Manager has evaluated three firms to conduct the Pavement
6S Study. He noted that they all were fairly close in costs. He is
46 recommending Braun Intertec Pavement of St. Paul . $80,000 has been
47 placed in the Public Works ' budget for road replacement. It more
48 funds are needed, they can be designated .
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50 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to authorize accepting the services
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• 1 of Braun Intertec Pavement Inc. of St. Paul to conduct the City of
2 St. Anthony's Pavement Management Study as recommended by the City
Manager.
4 Motion carried unanimously
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R 3. Request from Evergreen Townhomes
9 Dave Newman, legal counsel for Evergreen Townhomes built by Nedegaard
Builders, sent a letter to the City requesting permission to leave in
10 place a fence located at the Evergreen Townhome development. A survey
11 was conducted and it was found that- the fence is from three inches to
12 fifteen inches into the public right-of-way. The request is for
13 a license to leave the fence at its present location. The City Attorney
i4 will review the matter. It was noted that the firm was advised if the
15 fence were to be damaged more than fifty percent or need to be replaced,
16 it will have to be located in the correct place out of the public right-
17 of-way.
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19 4. Public Works Personnel
20 Presently, the Public Works Department is short four employees .
21 One vacancy occurred when a replacement was not hired to fill a
22 position left by a retiring employee. The other three absences are
�3 due to various reasons of each employee.
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25 The City Manager noted that because of these vacancies in the Depart-
:• 26 ment the trail near Autumn Woods may not be completed in a timely
27 manner.
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29 Students who fill seasonal positions will be coming on board in June.
30 The City Manager has requested property owners whose property is
31 located near Old Highway #8 to mow the grass in that area.
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33 Councilmember Marks inquired when the crosswalks in the City will
34 be painted. He was advised this item is on the list of tasks to
35 be completed this summer or fall .
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37 5. Proposal from Walgreen Drug Stores
38 A realtor has contacted the City Manager regarding a proposal for the
39 location of a Walgreen Drug Store on the triangular parcel in an area
40 south of St. Anthony Boulevard and east of Coolidge. The realtor is
41 presently working on purchase agreements for Rosie's Cafe and a home
42 located in the area. The realtor is requesting the City to require
43 no variances.
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br, The City Manager is concerned with the location being so close to a
46 residential area but noted that this building would be permitted
47 under the present zoning.
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49 Mayor Ranllo felt the realtor should consider locating in one of the
50 two shopping centers in the City since both of them have vacant
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� space.
2 The realtor told the City Manager that a corner lot and a singular
site was the preference cf the store. The City Manager felt removal
5 of a home from a residential area would not be well received by
property owners in the area. He will advise the realtor of this
L fact.
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9 Councilmember Marks felt the Council should be sensitive to the gateway
19 atmosphers that St. Anthony Boulevard projects.
11 Burt noted that the owner of the single family home has resisted selling
12 his home and has increased the price as he does not want to sell it
13 to Walgreen's. The City Manager felt th;s issue should be reviewed
i4 in respect to the Comprehensive Plan. He will bring the request to
15 the Planning Commission and will request actual sized plans for the
16 meeting .
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18 Doug Jones advised the Council that the sites in this area had been
19 brought before the Planning Commission about ten or twelve years
20 ago for review. The City Council took no action at that time.
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22 Burt advised that most of the parcels in the area were identified when
23 reviewing zoning for the recodification. All of the areas will be
24 addressed when rezoning is being considered.
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• 26 6. Association of Metropolitan Municipalities
�7 The AMM is holding -its annual meeting. The City Manager requested any
28 Councilmembers who plan to attend the meeting advise him so he can
�9 coordinate the reservations . Councilmember Enrooth serves on the Board
30 of the AMM.
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32 The League of Minnesota Cities sent an Action Alert to the City
33 regarding a bill being proposed by Senator Luther to require all
34 local elected officials to freeze the salaries of their non-union
35 employees and any employees not represented by a bargaining unit.
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37 7. Water Quality of Silver Lake
38 Concern for the quality of the water in Silver Lake was on the agenda
39 of a recent Council work session. It has three cities and three
4 0 counties involved as governing entities. Councilmember Enrooth will
41 follow this matter as an environmental control issue.
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43 Mayor Ranallo indicated he would like to attend the next Silver
114 Lake Homeowners ' Association meeting. He knows the City Council is
Lconcerned about the water quality of Silver Lake and it appears to
46 be getting worse.
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48 Doug Jones, who resides on Silver Lake, advised that a brochure is being
49 distributed to lakeshore owners which cautions them to be aware of
30 their treatment of the property and the lake, especially in the use of
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1 fertilizer and other chemicals .
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The City Manager advised that a special use district is being
4 considered for the lakeshore area.
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8. Sidewalk Project on Silver Lane
7 The City Manager stated that the appraiser for this project is
doing a parcel-by-parcel review of the benefit for assessment
9 purposes. This review should be completed by the end of the month.
10 He noted that there is a possibility of receiving some funding for
11 the City's portion of the assessment if the project is approved
12 from the profits from gambling funds.
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i4 Doug Jones felt a public hearing must be held on this project. He noted
15 that there are a very large number of people using this area for
16 walking on Silver Lane to areas near the freeway.
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18 Mayor Ranallo met with people from New Brighton regarding the newly
19 presented plan from Ramsey County for Silver Lake Road. He noted
20 that it does include sidewalk on the St. Anthony side of Silver Lake
21 Road. Doug Jones felt a sidewalk on the south side of. Silver Lane
22 would stop the erosion that is taking place in the area. The City
�3 Manager advised the Council that Ramsey County representatives held
24 a special meeting for Hennepin County residents living on the south
25 side of 37th Avenue to reassure them regarding traffic and other
•� 26 matters.
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78 The City Manager referred to a recently passed ordinance of the City of
29 Minnetonak regarding speed which is very effective.
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31 9. Proposed Zoning Change
32 The City Manager advised that the northwest corner of Silver Lake Road
33 and County Road E is zoned as a Business District and is not Commercial .
54 Doug Jones noted that when the stretch of County Road E near the
35 Salvation Army Camp was resurfaced, it was sloped so all of the runoff
36 goes directly into the Camp property.
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38 Doug Jones advised the Council that the property owners on Silver Lake
39 will be holding their traditional Fourth of July Boat Parade on the
,40 Lake. He felt the Salvation Army could be approached about having a
41 limited Open House on the Fourth. The City Manager will pursue this
42 suggestion.
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44 Mayor Ranallo has been advised that Tri-City American Legion in New
bi; Brighton will be open on the Fourth of July but that no special
46 activities have been planned. The American Legion will supply an
47 honor guard for any community event where it could be appropriately
48 used. The Mayor suggested some activity be pursued in light of the
49 fact that most of the personnel who participated in Desert Storm
50 would have returned by that time.
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8. PUBLIC HEARINGS
2 There were no public hearings.
4 9. NEW BUSINESS
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A. Approval of Road Materials Quotations
Blacktop Winter and Summer Mix
19 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the purchase of
blacktop summer mix from Midwest Asphalt of Hopkins and the purchase
11 of blacktop winter mix from T.A. Shi°sky b Sons of North St. Paul .
13 Motion carried unanimously
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15 Concrete Material
16 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the purchase of concrete
17 materials from Flittie Redi-Mix of Blaine, Mn.
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19 Motion carried unanimously
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21 Oil Material
22 - Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the purchase of oil
23 material from Koch Materials of St. Paul , Mn.
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25 Motion carried unanimously
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27 Aggregate Materials.
78 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the purchase of
29 aggregate materials from Barton Sand b Gravel of Maple Grove,
30 Mn.
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32 Motion carried unanimously
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54 Water Department Supplies
35 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the purchase of
36 water department supplies from Water Products of Eden Prairie, Mn.
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38 Motion carried unanimously
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4 0 B. Resolution No. 91-026; Drainage District #6 System Capacity Study
41 Motion by Enrooth, second by Marks to approve Resolution No. 91-02
42 being a resolution approving a cooperative agreement for a drainage
{3 system capacity study and authorizing the Mayor and City Manager to
44 to execute said agreement on behalf of the City.
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46 Motion carried unanimously
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C. Ordinance No. 1991-003; Regulations on Lake Usage (1st reading)
2 The City Manager distributed copies of the revised ordinance which is
an ordinance regulating the surface use of the water of Silver Lake
located within the boundaries of the City of St. Anthony; amending
5 the 1973 Code of Ordinances to add a new section 1500:00.
The only revision made to this ordinance were the hours. Burt met with
representatives of Ramsey County and the City of Columbia Heights
9 to discuss the ordinance. Enforcement falls under the pervue of Ramsey
10 County as the enforcement agent . Signage may be an effective control ,
11 but it was felt that realistically the lakeshore property owners
12 may be depended upon to coordinate some of the control .
13 A resident of the area noted that jet skis activity near the swimming
i4 beach and the boat- landing is the source for most of the objectionable
15 behavior and noise. The City Manager is waiting for the results of
16 a survey regarding this matter.
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18 10. UNIFINISHED BUSINESS
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20 There was no unfinished business.
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22 ADJOURNMENT
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24 Motion by Enrooth, second by Marks to adjourn the meeting at 9:25
25 p.m. .
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Motion carried unanimously
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30 Respectfully submitted,
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