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Document: CC MINUTES 10131992
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3 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
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5 OCTOBER 13 , 1992
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8 1 . CALL TO ORDER/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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10 The meeting was called to order at 7 : 30 p.m. and the Pledge of
11 Allegiance was led by Mayor Ranallo.
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13 2 . ROLL CALL
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15 Council Present : Mayor Ranal lo, Councilmembers Marks', Enrooth,
16 Fleming and Wagner.
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18 Staff Present : City Manager Burt , Management Assistant Urbia,
19 Finance Director Larson, Police Chief Engstrom, Fire Chief
.20 Johnson, Public Works Director Hamer and Liquor Operations
21 Manager Nelson.
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23 3 . APPROVAL OF OCTOBER 13, 1992 COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
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25 Motion by Wagner, second by Marks to approve the agenda for
6 the October 13 , 1992 Council Meeting with the deletion of the
claim for the Norsk Concrete Construction, Inc. , as
8 recommended by the City Manager .
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30 Motion carried unanimously
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33 4 . APPROVAL OF SEPTEMBER 22 , 1992 COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
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35 Motion by Marks , second by Fleming to approve the minutes of
36 the September 22 , 1992 Council Meeting as presented and there
37 were no corrections .
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39 Motion carried unanimously
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41 5 . LICENSES/PERMITS/PETITIONS
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43 a. Heating Licenses
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45 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the heating
46 license application as submitted by All Season Comfort of New
47 Brighton, Mn.
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49 Motion carried unanimously
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6 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the heating
7 license application as submitted by Carlyle' s Heating and Air
8 Conditioning of Fridley, Mn.
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10 Motion carried unanimously
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12 b. Contractor' s Licenses
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14 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the contractor ' s
15 license application as submitted by Vogel Concrete
16 Construction of St . Paul , Mn.
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18 Motion carried unanimously
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20 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve the contractor' s
21 license application as submitted by Lawrence Sign, Inc. of St .
22 Paul , Mn.
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24 Motion carried unanimously
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6 C. Temporary 3 . 2 Beer Permit
8 Motion by Fleming, second by Wagner to approve the temporary
29 3 . 2 beer permit application as submitted by Church of St .
30 Charles Borromeo, 2727 Stinson Boulevard, for its Mardi Gras
31 on February 21 , 1993 from Noon to 7 :00 p.m.
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33 The City Manager inquired if it is known if this function may
34 require a wine license. Councilmember Fleming felt this was
35 probably not the case but one can be applied for if it is
36 needed.
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38 Councilmember Marks indicated his intention to abstain on this
39 motion as he has mixed feelings regarding beer permits .
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41 Roll call : Enrooth, Fleming, Wagner, Ranallo - aye
42 Marks - abstain
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44 Motion carries
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46 6. PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
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48 A. City of Fridley
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50 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve payment in the
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6 amount of $5, 250 to the City of Fridley for the City' s share
7 of the hazardous material trailer purchase.
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9 Councilmember Wagner inquired why the City is only remitting
10 $5 , 250 . 00 when it ' s share appears to be $7 , 134 . 19.
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12 Hamer explained he had solicited $5, 000 . 00 from the St .
13 Anthony Sports Boosters and $250 . 00 from the Tri-City American
14 Legion. He then approached some Fridley gambling operations
15 for the remainder.
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17 Motion carried unanimously
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19 B. Hance & LeVahn Law Firm
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21 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve payment in the
22 amount of $2 , 400 . 00 to Hance & LeVahn Law Firm for legal
23 services rendered for the month of September, 1992 , relative
24 to St . Anthony prosecutions .
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6 Motion carried unanimously
8 C. Dorsey & Whitney Law Firm
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30 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve payment in the
31 amount of $2 , 123 . 00 to Dorsey & Whitney Law Firm for legal
32 services rendered through August 31 , 1992 regarding various
33 matters .
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35 Motion carried unanimously
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37 D. Dorsey & Whitney Law Firm
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39 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve payment in the
40 amount of $1 , 319. 00 to Dorsey & Whitney Law Firm for legal
41 services rendered through August 31 , 1992 regarding the
42 Stonehouse Restaurant .
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44 Motion carried unanimously
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46 E. Barr Engineering
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48 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve payment in the
49 amount of $3, 271 . 50 to Barr Engineering for professional
50 services rendered during the period of August 2 , 1992 through
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6 August 29, 1992 regarding the County Road "E" Storm Sewer
7 Project .
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9 Motion carried unanimously
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11 F. Maier Stewart and Associates
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13 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve payment in the
14 amount of $202 . 62 to Maier Stewart and Associates for
15 engineering services rendered from August 2, 1992 through
16 August 29, 1992 regarding the Kenzie Terrace Phase II
17 construction administration .
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19 Motion carried unanimously
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21 G. Maier Stewart and Associates
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23 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve payment in the
24 amount of $250 . 20 to Maier Stewart and Associates for
25 engineering services rendered from August 2 , 1992 through
6 August 29, 1992 regarding the State Aid reporting on the 37th
Avenue and Stinson Boulevard signal .
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29 Motion carried unanimously
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31 H. Verified Claims
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33 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the three and
34 one half pages of verified claims as submitted by the Finance
35 Director.
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37 Motion carried unanimously
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39 7 . REPORTS
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41 A. Council Reports
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43 1 . Report of Councilmember Wagner
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45 At its September 22nd meeting, the City Council
46 recognized the 100th Anniversary of the Faith United
47 Methodist Church in a proclamation.
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49 Councilmember Wagner presented the proclamation to the
50 congregation and noted it was graciously received.
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6 Councilmember Wagner attended the recent Apache Plaza
7 Merchants Board Meeting. Starting on October 15th, a
8 Haunted House will be located in the Crown Shoe Store.
9 The profits from this venture will benefit the March of
10 Dimes . All of the staffing of this activity will be
11 volunteer with the exception of the Director. Security
12 will be provided and many thousands of attendees are
13 expected.
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15 A Customer Service Office will be located on the main
16 floor of Apache Plaza. The purpose of this office is to
17 be of service to the patrons of the shopping mall .
18 Councilmember Wagner had understood that the mall
19 manager, Kelli Johnson, and her secretary will staff the
20 office. He felt this move reflected a much improved
21 customer service attitude of the mall ' s merchants .
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23 Councilmember Wagner attended the meeting of the
24 Community Service Advisory Council . The Council is
25 focusing on increasing membership. He noted that the City
6 Council and the School Board have a record of very good
cooperation over the last many years .
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29 Councilmember Wagner also attended the Open House hosted
30 by the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant . He was very
31 impressed with the quantity of work done there. He felt
32 it may be thirty to fifty years before all of the
33 chemical problems have been solved.
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35 Mayor Ranallo noted that Keith Douglas is the promoter
36 for the March of Dimes Haunted House. He understood that
37 the organization had chosen Apache Plaza for this event
38 over a site at Riverplace. The Mayor stated that the
39 March of Dimes Campaign Developer had thanked the Fire
40 Chief and the Public Works Director for their
41 cooperation.
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43 2 . Report of Councilmember Flemincr
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45 Councilmember Fleming also attended the TCAAP Open House
46 and found it very informative. She is interested in
47 seeing what will be done with the property in question.
48 She noted that it may be used for wildlife thereby
49 letting nature takes its course.
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6 The next Village Fest meeting is scheduled for November
7 9th at 8 : 00 p.m. Co-Chairs of the Village Fest have been
8 selected and the Rockin ' Hollywoods have committed to
9 participate. The dates for the 1993 Village Fest are July
10 23rd, 24th and 25th. The Kiwanis Club will also be
11 requested to host a Pancake Breakfast .
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13 The annual marathon for non-public education is
14 traditionally held outside of the City. Councilmember
15 Fleming noted that in 1993 St . Charles School is
16 considering holding it in the City.
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18 The Fire Chief has already been contacted about this
19 matter. He will. require a specific date and the route
20 selected for the marathon. Councilmember Fleming advised
21 that the tentative date selected is Saturday, October 2 ,
22 1993 .
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24 3 . Report of Councilmember Marks
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6 The Sister City Committee met on September 27, 1992 and
nearly all of the members were present . The trip to Salo,
8 Finland was reviewed.
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30 The Committee stated one of its goals is to encourage
31 future happenings such as additional trips to Salo and
32 completing a video tape. Dave Urbia is working with the
33 Committee on the video tape. Councilmember Marks will be
34 meeting with the School Superintendent for the purpose of
35 instituting a student exchange program.
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37 4 . Report of Councilmember Enrooth
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39 Councilmember Enrooth had nothing to report at this time.
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41 5 . . Report of Mayor Ranallo
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43 Mayor Ranallo attended a first grade class where "City
44 Government" was the topic. He found it enlightening as to
45 what the students know about city government and its
46 operations . They were very aware of the responsibilities
47 of the Police and Fire Departments and the importance of
48 911 . He addressed how the youngsters could be of help in
49 their community, especially regarding recycling.
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6 The teacher had requested the Mayor to briefly review
7 government structure to include president , governor and
8 mayor. He intends to visit more classrooms in the future.
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10 The Mayor serves on the Federal Legislation Committee of
11 the League of Minnesota Cities . The Committee has
12 finalized its priorities regarding issues and
13 legislation.
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15 Referencing the recent federal legislation regarding
16. cable regulation, Mayor Ranallo advised that it gave no
17 additional local control . The Federal Communications
18 Commission still controls rate increases and local
19 government has no jurisdiction in this matter.
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21 The Mayor felt the attendance at the second Paul Todd
22 Show was about 156, which in his opinion, was not very
23 gratifying. There appeared to be about one hundred
24 residents and about fifty "followers" of Paul Todd. The
25 profits from this fundraiser would benefit the City' s
6 D.A.R. E. Program. He complimented the Police Department ' s
participation and fundraising efforts .
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29 Councilmember Fleming felt there was competition for
30 attendance with the Presidential debates and the St .
31 Anthony High School football game. The last Paul Todd
32 concert in the City drew approximately 450 people.
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34 B. Report of the City Manager
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36 1 . Reauest of the March of Dimes
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38 The March of Dimes is requesting permission to place a
39 banner at the corner of Silver Lake Road and 37th Avenue.
40 The banner is 36" by 18 ' . The organization is also
41 requesting permission to have a spotlight at the site
42 from October 23 through October 31 , 1992 . These items
43 will be used to promote the Haunted House at Apache
44 Plaza.
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46 The City Manager advised that ordinarily this request
47 would go before the Planning Commission for its
48 consideration before it comes to the City Council .
49 Because of the timeframes involved there was no time to
50 bring it to the Planning Commission.
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6 Motion by Marks , second by Enrooth to approve the banner
7 and spotlight as requested by the March of Dimes and to
8 direct the City Manager to work with the March of Dimes
9 to place the banner adjacent to Silver Lake Road north of
10 37th Avenue and the spotlight in a location which will
11 not be disruptive to traffic or the neighboring
12 residential area.
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14 Motion carried unanimously
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17 2 . Discussion of 1993 City Budget
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19 The City Manager noted that the budget being presented is
20 in the format as requested by the City Council and is
21 balanced. It represents the needs of each department to
22 continue to provide the services to the City' s residents
23 at the most efficient cost possible.
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25 Burt recently attended an ICMA Conference where it was
6 noted that government is at an all time low for appeal to
constituents and many people are frustrated, particularly
8 with taxes . He felt that local governments fail to
29 communicate what they do and the services they provide
30 directly to the people. Only four percent of the State' s
31 total budget goes to local government . Local government
32 supplies very good services for every twenty cents of
33 each dollar yet they lose some of their effectiveness
34 when they compete with each other.
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36 While the budget was being formulated the City Manager
37 met individually with each Councilmember for input and
38 suggestions . This meeting tonight is focused primarily to
39 gather resident input and is not a formal public hearing.
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42 The City Manager advised that the budget format presently
43 being used has been used since 1980 . Additional
44 capabilities of the in-house computer has expanded the
45 amount of information available and is given to the City
46 Council on a monthly basis . The City Manager and the
47 Finance Director are presently working on drafting a new
48 budget format . This new format will be reviewed by the
49 City Council and if it is found to be acceptable will be
50 used for the Budget Public Hearing in December .
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6 The Mayor cautioned staff to make the new format
7 understandable and not confusing to the average person.
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9 The proposed 1993 budget is up $102 , 360 or 4 . 9% from the
10 1992 budget . These increases are due to sales tax (which
11 the City has had to pay since July, 1992 ) , inflation, and
12 proposed wage increases . The City Manager included the
13 1992 salaries schedule for each position in the agenda
14 packet . The 1993 wages were not included as wage
15 agreements have not been reached with three labor unions .
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17 Using overhead graphs, the City Manager reviewed the
18 proposed 1993 budget revenues and expenditures . He noted
19 that revenue can be increased with user fees , but this is
20 a "stand-in place" budget .
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22 After the City Manager ' s budget presentation there was a
23 question and answer period. Only two residents were in
24 attendance to discuss the proposed budget .
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6 Councilmember Marks noticed that there had previously
been a high amount of overtime and this was absent in
8 this budget . The City Manager advised that there is to be
29 no overtime unless there is an emergency.
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31 Councilmember Fleming inquired what increases there have
32 been in the Police Department to accommodate additional
33 regulations . The Police Chief responded there are
34 considerable increases in the paper work.
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36 Councilmember Marks noted that there probably will be
37 additional costs associated with the enforcement of the
38 Housing Maintenance Code. The City Manager agreed and
39 felt the additional cost would involve court costs and
40 work hours for the enforcement personnel .
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42 Dennis Cavanaugh, 2909 St . Anthony Boulevard, had some
43 comments regarding the budget process, the content of the
44 budget proposals and the frequency of budget meetings .
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46 Mr . Cavanaugh felt the budget process was not in
47 compliance with Minnesota statute. It ' s availability to
48 residents was virtually non-existent for resident review.
49 He also noted there is a $10 . 00 charge to receive a copy
50 of the proposed budget .
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5 It was noted that the proposed budget is available in the
6 City' s liquor stores and in City Hall . Other locations
7 were discussed.
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9 Mr. Cavanaugh questioned the dispostion of the revenue
10 from cable television. He was advised this revenue is
11 included in the category of Miscellaneous Revenue.
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13 Civil Defense was another of Mr. Cavanaugh' s concerns and
14 he questioned what this matter included. The Fire Chief
15 advised him of the activities of civil defense and noted
16 that some revenue is received from these items . The Chief
17 felt the term "Civil Defense" was a dated term and
18 preferred "Emergency Management . "
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20 Mr. Cavanaugh questioned the need for five fire trucks
21 and felt this number was too many. The Fire Chief stated
22 there is a need for five trucks to comply with the water
23 availability needs of the City.
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25 In Mr. Cavanaugh' s opinion, the liquor operation actually
6 showed no profit for this year. He also felt a two
percent increase in employee wages was sufficient and
8 should be placed at that percentage.
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30 Mayor Ranallo stated that the budget process was in
31 compliance with state statute. He referred to a letter
32 received from Stuart J. BonniwelI , the City' s Accountant ,
33 dated October 13 , 1992 , which states that the content and
34 form of the City budget document satisfies all current
35 statutory requirements .
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37 Regarding the frequency of budget meetings , the Mayor
38 advised that for as long as he has been on the Council
39 budget meetings have been held.
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41 The City Manager advised the City is in compliance for
42 having the proposed budget available for public review.
43 He also noted that to hold salary increases to two
44 percent is not possible as there is binding arbitration
45 available for the unions and the City.
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47 Referencing comments -made regarding the liquor
48 operations , the City Manager acknowleged that Apache
49 Wells is not doing very well but it does supply a
50 service. He noted that this location is being
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6 kept operational anticipating the growth of Apache Plaza.
7 Changes in drinking habits have also impacted the liquor
8 industry.
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10 Regarding the availability of the proposed 1993 budget ,
11 Councilmember Marks suggested that the process could be
12 opened up. He recommended that copies be available at the
13 county library, the school library and the fire stations
14 in addition to those already located in the liquor
15 operation sites .
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17 Jerry Faust , who chairs the Planning Commission, feels
18 the budget is a matter of perspective. Regarding the
19 matter of salaries, he feels no one is being overpaid. He
20 recalled the frequent turnover of City Managers and felt
21 some emphasis should be put on retaining present
22 employees . He also feels that residents get very good
23 service from the Public Works Department .
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25 Mr. Faust noted there is an anticipated $131 , 000 loss of
6 Local Government Aids and questioned where this was
accounted for in the proposed budget .
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29 The City Manager advised that $20 , 000 was included in the
30 budget anticipating a portion of this loss . An increase
31 of 7 . 2% would have covered the total anticipated LGA
32 decrease.
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34 Mayor Ranallo stated he initially became involved in
35 local government because of frequent turnovers of staff .
36 He too sees longevity as being important but feels that
37 realistically salaries will not retain an employee if an
38 attractive enough offer is made elsewhere.
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40 The Mayor inquired if any members of the Council had
41 additional direction for the City Manager. There were no
42 responses .
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44 Mayor Ranallo thanked all of the department heads who
45 attended the meeting. The new budget format will be
46 presented at the next Council work session.
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48 8 . • PUBLIC HEARINGS
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50 There were no public hearings .
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5 9. NEW BUSINESS
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7 A. Environmental Quality/Recycling Committee
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9 Applicants for the Environmental Quality/Recycling Committee
10 were solicited in the three City newspapers . Members of the
11 Recycling Committee were also requested to state their
12 interest in serving on this committee.
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14 Staff advised that applications were received from the
15 following people: Martin Lunde, Keith Pearson (current members
16 of the Recycling Committee) ; Douglas Bergstrom, Janis Borys ,
17 Douglas Hall , Sandra McDonald and Scott Benik (St . Anthony
18 residents ) .
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20 Motion by Marks , second by Wagner to appoint the seven people
21 who have indicated a willingness to serve, per the staff
22 report , to the Environmental Quality/Recycling Committee.
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24 Motion carried unanimously
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Motion by Marks , second by Wagner to appoint Dick Enrooth as
8 the Council Representative to the Environmental
29 Quality/Recycling Committee.
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31 Motion carried unanimously
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33 The representative from the Planning Commission will be
34 determined at its next meeting.
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36 B. Resolution No. 92-046, Re: Consolidation of Roadways in
37 Ramsey County
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39 This resolution requests an increase in Minnesota State Aid
40 funds and an increase in Minnesota State Aid mileage as well
41 as a waiver of Minnesota State Aid penalty provisions . It was
42 noted that less than one half mile was involved with this item
43 in St . Anthony.
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45 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to approve Resolution No.
46 92-046 being a resolution requesting the Commissioner of
47 Transportation to increase a portion of the City of St .
48 Anthony' s roadway system.
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50 Motion carried unanimously
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6 C. Maier Stewart & Associates ' Proposal for Engineering
7 Street Relocation, 27th Avenue Northeast and Coolidge
8 Street Northeast
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10 This proposal is for the street location adjacent to Rosie ' s
11 Cafe. The City Manager advised that the proposal from Maier
12 Stewart and Associates is the lowest received and the others
13 were considerably higher. He expressed confidence in the
14 firm' s work .
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16 Councilmember Marks stated he will abstain on this vote as he
17 has a potential conflict as he is acquainted with the owner of
18 Rosie' s Cafe. He was advised he could vote in that this
19 proposal is not site specific nor an acquisition.
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21 Motion by Enrooth, second by Ranallo to accept the proposal
22 from Maier Stewart and Associates in a not to exceed amount of
23 $36, 500 for the engineering of the street relocation of 27th
24Avenue Northeast and Coolidge Street Northeast .
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6 Motion carried unanimously
8 10 . UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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30 A. Ordinance No. 1992-008 , Re: Signs (Third Reading)
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32 The Management Assistant advised that the last time the sign
33 ordinance was amended was March 10 , 1983 . He noted that staff
34 is presently waiting for an opinion from the City Attorney
35 regarding a "grandfather clause" which would avoid
36 grandfathering in any signs which are non-conforming and
37 installed since 1983 .
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39 The City Manager noted that any changes which may be
40 considered can be changed with the recodification.
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42 Councilmember Wagner expressed a concern regarding the length
43 of time a searchlight is permitted for a special event . The
44 ordinance states it can be used not exceeding three
45 consecutive nights .
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47 Councilmember Enrooth felt a variance could be granted for
48 this kind of situation. Councilmember Marks doubted that a
49 variance could be granted administratively.
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6 It was decided the length of time would be deleted and its
7 approval would be subject to the City Manager' s discretion.
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9 Discussion continued regarding political and noncommercial
10 signs . There appeared to be some question as to what is
11 actually being addressed with this section.
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13 Motion by Enrooth, second by Marks to table further discussion
14 of Ordinance No. 1992-008 until the Council Meeting on October
15 27th pending clarification .
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17 Motion carried unanimously
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19 B. Ordinance No. 1992-009, Re: Housing Maintenance (Third
20 Reading) '
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22 A new draft of Ordinance No. 1992-009 was received from the
23 City Attorney. The City Clerk put it into a more readable form
24 as the type of the draft from the City Attorney ' s office was
25 difficult to read.
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The City Manager advised that the content of the ordinance was
8 not changed from the second reading but the number of words
29 was reduced.
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31 Some members of the Council stated they have received calls
32 from residents regarding some of the requirements in the
33 ordinance. Specifically, some of their concerns addressed sump
34 pumps and locks on outer doors of multiple dwellings .
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36 Councilmember Enrooth felt it may be appropriate to delay the
37 third reading and adoption of this ordinance until some of the
38 concerns have been responded to by staff and the City
39 Attorney.
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41 Mayor Ranallo said he does not like the way this ordinance has
42 been handled. He added, this and another agenda item, may see
43 the City Council pursuing the services of a new City Attorney
44 and a new Auditor.
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46 Motion by Ranallo, second by Enrooth to table Ordinance No.
47 1992-009 for clarification.
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49 Motion carried unanimously
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6 11 . ADJOURNMENT
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8 Motion by Enrooth, second by Wagner to adjourn the meeting at
9 10 : 55 p.m.
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11 Motion carried unanimously
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