Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 05021968 Meeting Sheet IIIIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIVIIIIIIIIIII 106023 Box: 36 Folder: CC MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1968 Document: CC MINUTES 05021968 VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY rt ` COUNCIL MINUTES i May 2, 1968 A special meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 8:00 P.M. The following were present at roll call : O'Connor, Springer, Dougherty, Emond, Crouse Absent: None Mayor O'Connor announced that this was the time and the place for the holding of a public hearing for proposed 1968 improvements as advertsied in the Village legal newspaper. The first project considered was the internal storm sewer system for District A. Mr. DeWayne Olson, Village Engineer, presented the following costs for the project: Total project estimate - $178,503.00 Per acre - 1,091.09 Per sq. ft. - .025 Per 10,000 sq. ft. lot - 250.00 Dr. Kirk asked Mr. Olson to describe the limits of Storm Sewer District #4 and Mr. Olson reviewed the areas included. Miss Schick, 3609 Silver Lake Road, inquired as to direction of drainage as it • affects her property. Mr. Olson explained that the design of the 37th Ave. N.E. and Silver Lake Road intersection would cause the drainage from her property to flow in an easterly direction, however it is possible that Ramsey County may require a catch basin at the S.E. corner of the intersection. Mr. Robert Dircks, Berger Transfer Co., inquired as to how the Soo Line Railroad drainage would be handled adjacent to his property. Mr. Olson stated that no provisions were made in the proposal for the regrading of the Soo Line RIW and that the water would be picked up by catch basins at Macalaster Drive. Mr. Dircks felt there was no benefit to his property. Mr. Boytel inquired as to the separation of assessments for the District #5 assessment for the holding pond and the District #+ assessment proposal. The district policy on storm sewer assessments was explained. Mr. Walter Bochnak inquired as to how property on Silver Lane adjacent to Fordham Drive would be drained. Mr. Olson explained that the drainage would be connected to Ditch #3• Mr. Robert Dircks inquired as to how drainage at 37th and Macalaster Drive would be handled. Mr. Olson stated that this drainage would be channeled to Chandler Drive, but that curb and gutter would have to be installed on 37th to control the surface run off. Mr. Bernard Blanski, 4029 Silver Lake Road, inquired as to how drainage on Penrod Lane, north of 39th Ave. N.E. would be handled. Mr. Olson explained 14 that the drainage would be picked up both at 39th Ave. N.E. and at Silver Lane. Mr. Dido Mersky, representing Sidney Goodman, inquired as to how the nursing home properties would be affected. Mr. Olson stated that surface drainage can be eliminated from the nursing home and that the Chandler Drive property could be filled and developed. 1. -2- Mr. 2-Mr. Richard Fudali inquired as to whether the ponding on tots 2 and 3, block 1, Mounds View Acres, 2nd Addition would be eliminated and Mr. Olson informed him that the installation of gutter sections and the storm sewer would provide for surface run off control. Mr. Kenneth Lee presented a written objection to the improvement, stating that the zoning does not permit development of his property, lots 8, 9, 10, block 7 Mounds View Acres 2nd Addition. Mr. Charles Herman inquired as to division of costs on either side of the roadway. Mr. Olson explained the division of costs was to the C/L of the street. There being no further questions, the Mayor declared this portion of the hearing closed. Dr. Kirk asked what prepayment policies were in affect, and he was told that pre- payments without interest would be received for thirty days after the assessment hearing. Mrs. Clare, Silver Lane, inquired as to the rate of interest charged, and she was in formed that it was 6%. Mrs. Clare, Don Gearhart, Dick Fudali, bfalter Bochnak, Mr. Crepeau, Jim Francisco, Mr. McCarty, and Mrs. Chester Nelson all expressed opinions in favor of the storm sewer project. Councilman Dougherty introduced Resolution #68-029 and moved it 's adoption. RESOLUTION #68-029 • A RESOLUTION ORDERING 1968 MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS (STORM SEWER DISTRICT #4) The resolution was duly seconded by Councilman Crouse. Voting on the resolution: Aye: O'Connor, Springer, Dougherty, Emond, Crouse Nay: None Resolution declared adopted. The next part of the hearing included proposals for the improvement of the foliowirn 39th Ave. N.E. east of Silver Lake Road, Penrod Lane north of 39th Ave. N.E., Macalaster Drive north of 39th Ave. N.E., Shamrock Drive, Fordham Drive, Foss Road, Chandler Drive, and Highcrest Road. DeWayne Olson, Village Engineer, reviewed the estimated costs of the proposed im- provement as follows: Penrod Lane, Macalaster Drive, north of 39th Ave. N.E., Shamrock Drive, Fordham Drive, 39th Ave. N.E. east of Silver Lake Road: Concrete surfacing - $13.20 per front foot Black top surfacing, concrete curb and gutter - $9.85 per front foot. -3- 1 Macalaster Drive, 37th Ave. N.E. to the Soo Line Railway: Concrete surfacing - $18.14 per front foot Black top surfacing with concrete curb and gutter - $16.27 per front foot Chandler Drive: Concrete surfacing - $27.88 per front foot Black top surfacing with concrete curb and gutter - $25.06 per front foot Foss Road: Concrete surfacing - $15.65 per front foot Black top surfacing with concrete curb and gutter - $11.74 per front foot Highcrest Road: Concrete surfacing - $24.44 per front foot Black top surfacing with concrete curb and gutter - $21.06 per front foot Mr. Olson explained that the average cost of all roads indicated that the concrete roads proposed were 22% higher in cost than blacktop. Mr. Don Gearhart and Mrs. Chester Nelson indicated they favored concrete streets. Mr. Johnson, 4008 Fordham Drive, asked the heighth of the curb. Mr. Olson explained that all curbings proposed were surmountable. • Mr. McCarty asked if the ditch on Penrod Lane would be filled in and Mr. Olson re- plied that it would. Mr. Crepeau and Mr. Charles Herman, 4001 Shamrock Drive favored concrete surfacing. Mr. Al Reid, 4001 Fordham Drive complained of the Silver Lane surfacing project. Mr. Herman indicated that he wished to withdraw his approval of concrete surfacing. Mr. Richard Fudali spoke in favor of concrete surfacing and requested the assessment be spread for fifteen years. Mr. Robert Dircks, Berger Transfer, favored concrete surfacing and asked the project be extended to the Railroad if he was to be assessed for the full front footage of his property. He favored a fifteen year assessment. Councilman Springer indicated that a 44 foot improved RA-I would cause him to with- draw his support for acquiring the proposed park property adjacent to the holding pond. Mr. Boytel asked if an area method would be used to compute Partridge Town House property. The Council indicated the matter would be studied prior to the assessment hearing. There were no questions on the improvement of Highcrest Road. Councilman Crouse introduced Resolution #68-030 and moved its adoption. I • • -4- RESOLUTION #68-030- RESOLUTION ORDERING 1968 MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS (RAMSEY COUNTY STREET IMPROVEMENTS) The resolution was duly seconded by Councilman Emond Voting on the resolution: Aye: O'Connor, Emond, Springer, Dougherty, Crouse Nay: None Resolution declared adopted. There were no questions on the Kenzie Terrace Improvement as proposed. Councilman Dougherty introduced Resolution #68-031 and moved its adoption. RESOLUTION #68-031 RESOLUTION ORDERING 1968 MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS (KENZIE TERRACE IMPROVEMENT) The resolution was duly seconded by Councilman Springer. Voting on the resolution: • Aye: O'Connor, Springer, Dougherty, Crouse, Emond Nay: None Resolution declared adopted. Councilman Crouse introduced Resolution #68-026 and moved its adoption. RESOLUTION #68-026 RESOLUTION DECLARING AN EMERGENCY (PURCHASE OF POLICE CAR) The resolution was duly seconded by Mayor O'Connor. Voting on the resolution: Aye: O'Connor, Emond, Crouse, Springer, Dougherty Nay: None Resolution declared adopted. Motion by Councilman Crouse and seconded by Mayor O'Connor that the Village Manager be authorized to place a bid in the amount of $2,000.00 for one used A. W. motor grader owned by the Chisago County Highway Department. Motion carried. -5- The 5- The Council gave voice approval to the widening proposal for the Silver Lake Road, 33rd Ave. N.E. intersection and the Village Manager was directed to request Hennepin County's participation in the cost of the proposed widening. Motion by Mayor O 'Connor and seconded by Councilman Springer that approval be given to the Hennepin County Auditor's request for the placing of all outstanding assess- ment liens on the computer program system. Motion carries. After discussion, motion by Councilman Crouse and seconded by Mayor O'Connor that change Order #1, !Jell #5, air surge process, be approved said estimate of $1 ,000.00 not to be exceeded. The Village Manager was directed to give notice to the Soo Line Railroad regarding the District #4 storm sewer improvements, and request that they appear, if they have any questions on the project at the May 28, 1968 Council meeting. Motion by Councilman Crouse and seconded by Councilman Dougherty the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. ICL • Mayor ATTEST: 7111 a ClerkVillage Manager r- r - r •