1986-04-07 CC Agenda/PacketCITY OF ALBERTVILLE
ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301
iPHONE: 497-3384
CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
4-7-86
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
III• APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
IV. DEPARTMENT BUSINESS
a. Administration
• - Small Community Workshop --April 18, 1986 at the Sheraton
Inn ($17.00 each)
• - Minnesota Association of Small Cities Annual Meeting --April
17th at 7:30. Meeting is also being held at the Sheraton
Inn
- Letter from Dennis Oberlander
Resolution establishing fees for:
Rezoning--$100.00
Condition Use Permits-4100.00
Variances--$100.00
Special Meetings--$200.00
- Junk Cars
• - Annexation Hearing (update)
• - Franklin Outdoor Advertisting
Old Albertville Antiques Sign
Albertville Billboard
b. Planning
Public Hearing at 8:00 p.m. regarding the Hennum Project
Barthel Construction:
1. Request for Utilites on 51st Street
2. Rezoning Issues
Lotto : From Park to Residential
Lotto : From Multiple to Residential
Lot 5 : From Multiple to Residential and Park
Lot ( : From Industrial to Residential
(LeRoy Berning will be bringing in plans for these areas)
3. Park Land Exchange
* All of these issues will need Public Hearings on them. None
of these plans have been seen by the Planning Commission at
• the time of this meeting.
Make our City........ Your City
We invite Home, Industry, Business
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- AGENDA
c. Park Board
- Draft Proposal for Park in the Barthel Development
* The Park Board would like the Council to be aware of
some of the plans they have been developing for the
area so that the Council can take their work into
consideration during the discussion with the Barthel
people.
d. Maintenance aintenance
- Korb Schweiterin --Re uestin a "Child with Hearin Loss
9 q 9 9
at Play" sign on 54th Street.
- Update on Schools attended by ken Lindsay
- Approval to have a Grader come in to shape up the gravel
street in town.
- Continued discussion on Sewer Line Cleaning.
e. Engineering
- Update on the Construction of the Wastewater Treatment
Plant
• - Request for Payment for PCI work
- Request for reimbursement from the Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency
- Update on the MPCA/Corp of Engineers' Notice of Violation
* If there is any new news at the time of Monday night's
meeting.
- Progress on the preparation of the Construction Bids.
- Water Problem in the Beaudry 2nd Addition
V.
OTHER
- Frankfort Township Lawsuit
- Joint Powers
- Income Recieved; Bill to be Paid
IV.
Adjournment
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ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301
PHONE: 497-3384
NOTE TO COUNCIL MEMBERS
A representative of the Wright County Assessor's Office will be present
at 7:00 p.m. on Monday April 7th to give the Council an opportuntiy to
review the Tax Assessment Roles before the Board of Review. The Board
Review has been rescheduled for Thursday May 1, 1986.
If you have any questions please give me a call.
Thanks,
Maureen
Make our City....... Your City
We invite Home, Industry, Business
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CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301
PHONE: 497-3384
TAPE RECORDED MEETING --TAPE 1, SIDE
1 AND 2; TAPE 2 SIDE 1 AND 2 THROUGH r
TAPE COUNTER POINT 640.
COUNCIL MINUTES
4-7-86
The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to order
by Mayor Walsh. Members present included Gary Schwenzfeier, Donatus
Vetsch and Bob Braun; member Don Corneluis was absent. Others present
included Maureen Andrews, Don Berning, Barry Johnson and Gary Meyer.
Before any business was discussed the City Council and the members of
the audience were informed by Mayor Walsh that meetings of the City
Council will be recorded for future reference. The recording of the
meeting was prompted by the following reasons:
1. An increased number of items on the agenda and the
need to keep detailed records of the proceedings.
2. Increased number of developers coming into town and
agreeing issues that later need to be reaffirmed if
there are any questions about what was agreed to.
Notice to the fact that meeting are being recording are posted inside
the City Hall and on the Notice Board outside the front door of City
Hall.
The recorder picks up voices throughout the room but there is a need for
persons addressing the Council to state their full name and address for
the record.
The minutes of the March 17, 1986 meeting were read and approved on a
motion by Gary Schwenzfeier and a second by Bob Braun. All were in favor.
A Limited Liquor License for the Albertville Lions for an April Fund
Raiser was approve on a motion made by Donatus Vetsch and a second by
Gary Schwenzfeier. All were in favor.
Mr. Korb Schweitering of 11707 54th Street was present to request that
"Deaf child at Play" signs be placed on 54th Street. There was a motion
by Donatus Vetsch and a second by Bob Braun to approve the purchase
of the signs. All were in favor.
Maureen was asked to have Ken L. order the signs and Gary S. will go
out and determine where the best location of these signs are and will
then let ken know where to place them.
The Council discussed the Small Community Conference to be held on Apri118
There are a variety of issues that the City might be interested in
getting more information to. Later in the meeting Maureen was informed
Make our City........ Your City
We invite Home, Industry, Business
that she could attend the meeting.
The Council discussed the existing dog problem in Albertville. Maureen
was asked to have a notice put in the paper that the City has an
ordinance which requires that dogs are licensed and collared. The
Council agreed that there is a problem with dogs and Members Braun
and Schwenzfeier will respond to calls and will take the animals
to the Wright County Pound.
Maureen was asked to check with Gail Lippert and Otesego Township to see
what they are doing about their problems.
There was a motion by Gary Schwenzfeieir and a second by Bob Braun to approve
a fee of $100.00 for Rezonings, Conditional Use Permits and Variances
and a $200.00 fee for special meetings. The one time fee would cover
publication costs, administration fees and meeting charges. In addition,
any (tloher charges that might be incurred by the City would be charged
to the party requesting the changes.
Gary Meyer suggested that the resolution should be clearified by adding
And the cost of such services shall be born by the applicant,
in additiont to said fees established herein at the time of
application." The motion was so amended by Gary Schwenzfeier and all
were in favor of the motion as amended.
The Public Hearing for Jim Hennum was called to order at 8:00 p.m.
Maureen was asked to read to Notice of Hearing and a pad was sent
around to duly note who was present for the hearing. (This list
has been attached to the minutes.)
Notices wer& sent to the following people within 300 feet of the effected
property:
ST. ALBERT'S CHURCH
JIM HENNUM
152 CLUB
G & K MILLING
ALBERTVILLE BAR
HEIDELBERG INN
DONELLE PETERSON
CYRIL CHRISTENSEN
JAMES FARRIS
MARK WEBER
KEN TIERNAN
BRUCE YOUNGDAHL
RON KOLLES
BOB BRAUN
MAT DAHLHEIMER
MAGDELAN MELLAN
DONATUS VETSCH
EUGENE VALERIUS
MARK BERNING
The Hearing was for a variance to allow 10,800 square feet instead of
12,500 square feet and to allow an 80 foot frontage instead of a 90
foot front as required by the City Zoning Code.
The plan does meet the 3,500 square feet of area per unit as required
in the Zoning Ordinance.
Bill Heidelberg of the Heidelberg Inn was present to discuss his concerns
for parking even though it meets the requirement of Ordinance.
Maureen was asked to read the minutes of the January nth Council
Meeting at which time the Council was informed by the Planning Commission
1> aq 3
of their recommendation were.
Items of concern to the Council are as followed:
1. Number of parking spaces.
2. Number of bedrooms in each unit vs. the number of
parking spaces
3. Room to get out of the last garage and turned aroung.
The variance was approved provided that the following items are
carried through:
1. The apartment unit will be 2 bedroom instead of of
3 bedroom units.
2. There will be 3 parking spaces instead of 2 parking
spaces.
3. Fencing shall be located along the west side of the
property (along the Heidelberg property line). The
fencing shall be 6 feet high starting at the point
equal to face of the building back to the rear property
line and y feet high to the front of the property.
4. That an apron of 12 feet (12 by 20 feet) would be added
to the edge the proposed driveway. (This would be placed
three feet from the building.)
5. The driveway and parking spaces will be blacktopped.
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The Council approved a Liquor License for the Heidelberg Inn, This
approval was made by Gary Schwenzfeier and seconded by Bob Braun.
All were in favor.
The Council began some limited discussion on Junk cars, the issue
was tabled until the April 21 meeting so that Gary Schwenzfeier and
Maureen can go out and look for cars that are in voilation of the
City Ordinance.
The Council was reminded that the Annexation Hearing on the Valerius
property is scheduled for April llth at 9:30 a.m. No action was required
on the issue.
Keith Franklin was present to inform the Council that he had meet with
the Old Albertville Antique Store and resolved the sign problem.
1franklin will be preparing a sign and will place it on the property of
the Antique Store free of charge. Both parties are happy with this
solution.
Franklin also showed the Council the City of Albertville Sign which they
have designed for placing along the freeway. This sign will be put up
by Franklin for the City of Albertville free of charge. No approval
was needed on the issue but Keith wanted the Council to know that it was
going up.
LeRoy Berning of Barthel Construction was present to discuss the
possiblity of making some zoning changes in the industrial Park. In
addition, they are also asking the City to look into maybe switching
the existing park land for another lot within the Industrial Park.
Items of discussion included looking into the following:
The difference between the taxes paid on the land that may
be exchanged for the existing park land and what might have
been collected on the park property had it been taxed.
What is the current value on the two properties under
discussion.
Street assessments on the two pieces of property under
discussion.
Barthel Construction was referred to to the Planning Commission to
have a Public Hearing set.
Members of the Park Board were present to discuss what plans they have
been working on for the park. They had prepared a plan of the property
under discussion. No action was taken on the this matter.
Mayor Walsh brought up that point that we should request that a
Certificate of Insurance should accompany the Building permit.
Maureen was asked to check to find out what FHA financing requires
with regards to street improvements and driveways.
The Council approved Ken's request to have a Grader come in and
get the road in shape now that most of the frost is out of the ground.
Barry Johnson brought the Council up to date on the the NOV. At the
time of this meeting the letter from the Army Corp of Engineer's has
not been recieved by the City of Albertville.
Jim brought the Council up to date on the Frankfort Lawsuit. The
following items have been discussed with Frankfort:
1. Albertville pay legal fees.
2. Consideration fro dropping the action
a. Agree to admit that we were wrong or at fault.
b. Agree to a 10 year moratorium on Annexation east
of Albertville from Frankfort, unless at some later
date the two parties agree to the annexation.
The Council aprroved the bills.
There was some discussion on the matter of renting the City Hall for
Birthday parties, ect. This matter will be discussed at a later date.
The Council agree to sell Don Berning a old copier for $50.00, with the
understanding that the service organizations can use it. All were in
favor.
There was a motion to adjourn. All were in favor.
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HOTEL REGISTRATION
Name
Last
Phone
Code
F,rst
Irut.l
Arrival Date
Arrival
Time
Departure Date
No. of Rooms
Number of Guests IAWtp
Ch,ldren „cedar tel
Representing
Street Address
City
State
Zip
Special Requests
Require Confirmation
I 1 Yes C ; No
I wish to guarantee payment of my room for one night to:
Am. Ex.
Visa/Master
Card Number
Diners
Carte Blanche
Expiration Date
Auth
Signature
MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION OF TOWNSHIPS — April 17-18, 1986
Single - $53.00, Double - $61.00 (Outside Rooms Only), $6.00 each additional person in room
All rates are subject to 6% state sales tax.
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PRE-REGISTRATION
FORM Mail by MARCH 20 to: Minnesota Association of Townships
Security State Bank Building, P. O. Box 267
St. Michael, MN 55376
I (we) will attend the Small Community Workshop on April 18, 1986, at the Sheraton Inn -Northwest in Brooklyn Park,
Minnesota.
NAME(s)
I enclosed our check in the amount of
$17.00 per person registration fee.
Luncheon is included.
City or Township County
(_%innesota
Association
of Small Cities
March 13, 1986
611 Iowa Avenue
P.O. Box 122
Staples, MN 56479
MAYORS, COUNCILS,
AND CLERKS
(218) 894-3278
OF MAOSC
Member Cities
Each of you should have received from.the MINNESOTA CENTER FOR
SMALL COMMUNITIES a blue brochure entitled the SMALL COMMUNITY
WORKSHOP which contains the agenda for the workshops to be held
April 18, 1986 at the Sheraton Inn -Northwest, Brooklyn Park, Mn.
The MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION OF SMALL CITIES (MAOSC) will hold
its Annual Meeting in conjunction with this workshop, at 7:30 p.m.
April 17, 1986 in the TAMPICO ROOM of the Sheraton Inn -Northwest.
AGENDA:
THIS IS YOUR OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE ANNUAL MEETING:
1. BY-LAW CHANGES
a. Article 8 - Board of Directors
Section 1 - Membership (add underlined portion)
Par 1 - the Board of Directors shall consist of
eleven (11) Regional Vice Presidents
or their designated alternates and
PURPOSE: To allow Regional V.P.'s to designate an
alternate to attend Board Meetings when
the V.P. is unable to attend.
b. Article 8 - Board of Directors
Section 4 - Qucrum (add underlined portion)
...present, notwithstanding these provisions,
the Chairman of the MAOSC Board of Directors
may poll, by phone or mail, all Board members
to approve or disapprove official actions of
the MAOSC Board.
PURPOSE: In the event a quorum is not present at
Board Meetings, this change would allow
the meeting to be conducted and any actions
taken, acted upon through telephone or mail
contact of absent Board members.
2. Discussion on the MINNESOTA CENTER FOR SMALL COMMUNITIES
3. Briefing on the new sewage disposal system - CCBA
4. Presentation of 1986-87 Budget
Please advise Judy at the MAOSC Office in Staples (218-894-3278 (0)
or 218-894-2024 (H) ) of the number from your City attending the Annual
Meeting. SEE YOU AT THE WORKSHOP.
DUANE KNUTSON
President, MAOSC
Mayor, City of Fertile
Making big things happen for small cities)
BEFORE THE MUNICIPAL BOARD
OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
Kenneth F. Seate
Chair
Richard A. Sand
Vice Chair
Shirley J. Mlhellch
Commissloner
County Cowl ssloner
Ex-Officlo Member
County Commissioner
Ex-Offlclo Member
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION FOR )
THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN LAND TO ) NOTICE OF HEA&Ufi
THE CITY OF ALBERTVILLE PURSUANT )
TO MINNESOTA STATUTES 414 )
Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing will be held pursuant to
Minnesota Statutes 414, as amended, before the Minnesota Municipal Board In
the above -entitled matter.
The hearing will be held on the ilth day of April, 1986 In the
Council Chambers of the Albertville City Hall, Albertville, Minnesota
commencing at 9:30 a.m. All persons shall be given an opportunity to be heard
orally and to submit written data, statements or arguments concerning the
above -entitled matter. The right to testify and the admission of testimony
and other evidence shall be governed by the Rules of the Minnesota Municipal
Board. [The Rules of the Minnesota Municipal Board may be purchased from the
Documents Section, 117 University Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55155, (612)
297-3000.]
The property proposed for annexation Is described as follows:
Government Lots 1 and 2, Section 36, Township 121, Range
24, lying In the Town of Otsego, County of Wright, State of
Minnesota.
After all testimony Is complete and the record Is closed, the Board
will meet from time to time to deliberate, approve and Issue Its findings and
order. Persons desiring to be present at such meetings or conference call
meetings should contact the Board Office.
Dated this 14th day of March, 1986.
MINNESOTA MUNICIPAL BOARD
165 Metro Square Building
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
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Patricia D. Lundy
Assistant Dlrector
of BEN FRANKLIN OUTDOOR
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-MEYER-ROHLIN, INC. Zu LJ OENG/NEERS-LAND SURVEYORS 1111 Hwy. 25 N., Buffalo, Minn.55313 Phone 612-682-1781%—=
April 2, 1986
Honorable Mayor & City Council
c/o Maureen Andrews, Administrator
Albertville City Hall
Albertville, MN 55301
Re: 1984-1 Improvement Project
Wastewater Facility, Albertville, Minnesota
C-271087-02
Partial Payment No. 12
Members of the Council:
The Contractor has requested Partial Payment No. 12 for work
completed to this point on the above referenced project.
Enclosed is a computer print-out of work completed.
Work Completed to date $866,851.82
Material on Hand 21,212.75
Change Order ##1 & ##2 2, 245.00
Gross Due to Date 90, 09.5
Retainage 5% 44,515.48
Due to Date 5,79 .0
Minus Previous Payments - 791 841.69
Amount Due $ 53,952.4?5
We recommend Partial Payment No. 12 in the amount of $53,952.40
to the Contractor, Progressive Contractors, Inc., 8736 Zachary
Lane, Osseo, Minnesota 55369. Payment is subject to confirmation
by the City Attorney concerning the adequacy of the lien waivers.
Please verify the accuracy of previous payments.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Sincerely yours,
M ER-ROHLIN, C
Barry Fohn on
Proje t Engi eer
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cc:Don Berning, Clerk
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CONTRACT -
APPLICATION DATE: 3-25-86
PERIOD ENDING: 3-28-86 APPLICATION AMOUNT: $57,253.65
CONTRACT QUANTITY UNIT
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10-12
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75.00 $18.00
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$975.00
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$130.00
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40.00 40.00
$15.00 $600.00
itl' CMP APRON
BOAT RAMP
-EA----
LS
-`-2.-00--Z:00
1.00 1.00
-tt00-00- f2U0.00
$2,800.00 S2,800.00
s31
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LF
48.00 64.00
$24.75 $1,584.00
(�
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-
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9.-.00
80.00 92.00
$31.00 $2,852.00
E
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t
2
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TOTAL C " 5
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BI➢ D
4
5
10' ➢IP
LF
1542.00
1542.0U f19.10 f29,452.20
e
10' PVC
LF
1150.00
1150.00 $12.15 $13,972.50
S.lU8_;__DRAIN --tF5.5fl--4,
381. �(i
e
FM INLET STR.
LS
1.00
0.95 $7.100.00 $6,745.00
e
CON. STR. A
LS
1.00
0.95 $11,000.00 f10,450.00
o
0
-0:9` - --, 11 000. 00-tlft, 450. W
STR. C
LS
1.00
0.95 $9,500.00 $9,025.00
12
REL. TILE
LF
1000.00
200.00 $7.85 f1,570.00
13 8'--MANHOLE------EA-
-3:-00--
1-1 XTRA DEPTH MH.
LF
13.50
13.00 f80.00 f1,040.00
27' CB.
EA
1.00
1.00 $800.00 $800.00
-10"PLUG VALVE--EA-
-0.00----
.00-+2-,050250.00---
10X10 TEE
EA
3.00
1.00 $580.00 $580.00
18
INLET PAD
EA
2.40
2.00 f250.00 f540.00
00----f250:ft0---- 00. 00
2w
GRAN. BEDDING
CY
320.00
435.00 f6.50 f2,827.50
21
CRUSH. ROCK
CY
490.00
0.00 $16.60 $0.00
zl^-DENSITY JEST
EA- 0
f 00--i0:00
3
TOTAL D $131,043.70
BID E
4
5
6
BUILDING
LS
1.00
-ki/ $19,500.00
�i
CONCRETE WORK
LS
1.00
0.95 $9,900.00 f9,405.00
ei
PLUMBING - -LDS
i�00-f9;fr20:00-- � 630 00
9
BID F
TOTAL E i ti;�. �+i•.
$ 37 c; 0• 0 o
3
,
3z
ELECTRICAL
LS
1.00
$5,000.00 $0.00
331
a
B 6
TOTAL F f0.00
34
35
-
_________________
CHEM. TANKS
LS
1.00
0.50 $2,300.00 f1,150.00
. 0-- t1600:ft0--fBuV.00
ai
PIPE & VALVES
LS
1.00
$4,560.00 " $0.00
39
WATERCRAFT
LS
1.00
1.00 $9,000.00 $9.000.00
EK
tS -1
:
. Oft -i�, 500: t10 -- f9 a 500.
41
TOTAL 6 $20,450.00
BID H
2
31
64
MISC. EAMT.
LS
1.00
0.50 $1.000.00 $500.00
5
TEST. EAMT.
LS
1.00
1.00 $2,000.00 $2,000.00
ClAI�.
POND--PUMP-LS
, t00; Ott--y6,
MOWER
LS
1.00
1.00 $3,500.00 $3,500.00
a
TOTAL H $12,200.00
ID
950
WATER WELL
51
2
B-&-DEMO
.
3
4' HOLE
LF
150.00
$10.00 $0.00
54
4' CA5IN6
LF
140.00
$7.50 $0.00
5
ss
DEVELOP WELL
HRS
4.00
f50.00 f0.00
r
r---TfST
WELL
PITLESS UNIT
LS
1.00
5 . ,
$450.00 10.00
3�
SUB. PUMP
LS
1.00
$1,287.00 $0.00
<I;-
' £OFFER -
5�
PRESSURE TANK
LS
1.00
$465.00 $0.00
6
TOTAL WAT.WEL $0.00
NI TOR -#EL'
91
4' HOLE
LF
180.00
$7.00 $0.00
91
2' PVC
LF
165.00
$2.00 $0.00
SCREE*90---
GROUT
LF
154.00
f5.00 f0.00
12t
6' PIPE
LF
18.00
$22.00 $0.00
131
--BEµ. WELL
HRS
�.00
— iSU.ti0- �0.00 —
r'
TOTAL NOW WE L f0 00
i,a,
,51
16 j TOTAL f
,s SUBTOTAL ELIGIBLE A - I i�ii�ei•Frf9i�� g 63 p 7q • 8 2
t9 BID J
21
z �_ Pic
3
12' RCP APRON EA 1.00 1.00 $290.00 $290.00
41 GRANT TOTAL J $2,972.00
25 MATERIAL ON 61 NAND
DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOTAL EARNED
71.
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9
PIONEER ELEC. $1,450.75 C.O.1 & 2 f2,245.00 $ OI '3 O 9 S 7
PIONEER ELEC,(GEN.)
$17,850.00 GROSS DUE i ,�?�4�!'1�
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CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301
PHONE: 497-3384
INCOME RECIEVED
4/7/86
SEWER ACCOUNTS
AT. ALBERT'S (LIMITED LIQUOR)
TRIAD CONSTRUCITON (BUILDING PERMIT)
FRANKLIN OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
TOTAL
BILLS TO BE PAID
4/7/86
NORM ARNS (1 HR SNOW PLOWING ICE RINK)
RON KOLLES (2 HRS. " " it it )
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE CO. (WORK DONE IN THE
BEAUDRY 2ND ADDTION)
DENNIS FEHN (SIX LOADS OF CLASS 5 FOR BEAUDRY
2ND ADDITION)
MONITICELLO PRINTING
G.D. LaPLANT
BARCO (PAINT AND BATTERIES)
CROW RIVER NEWS
10.80 CHARGEABLE TO BARTHEL CONSTRUCTION
8.10 CHARGEABLE TO HENNUM
ALBERTVILLE AUTO PARTS
DON'S AUTO
SOUTH SIDE LUMBER (BACK ROOM PROJECT)
PCI
WRIGHT COUNTY SHERIFF
FIRST BANK MINNEAPOLIS
(SEE NOTE ATTACHED)
BOB MINKEMA
MPCA (CONFERENCE FEE)
STATE TREASURER (TEST FEE)
KEN LINDSAY (REIMBURSEMENT FOR BOOTS)
MINNEGASCO
UNITED TELEPHONE
NSP
DECKER
RADIO SHACK
JIM WALSH (MEETINGS)
JIM WALSH (ADDITIONAL COST FOR TAPE RECORDING
EQUIPMENT)
DON BERNING
GARY SCHWENZFEIER
274.00
25.00
675.90
1,295.00
2,269.90
40.00
80.00
285.00
396.00
86.05
33.00
123.33
82.80
11.72
523.46
68.96
53,952.40
1,642.50
7,310.00
200.00
50.00
15.00
17.10
283.07
76.11
1,346.44
20.70
129.81
Make our City........ Your City
We invite Home, Industry, Business
PAGE 2
BILLS
BOB BRAUN
DONATUS VETSCH
DON CORNELUIS
PARK BOARD
WANDA SCHERBER
GORDY BERNING
MIKE POTTER
KEN LINDSAY
MAUREEN ANDREWS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
65.00
100.00
100.00
80.00
592.91
461.41
(SURCHARGE FOR BUILDING PERMITS) 2,437.50
TOTAL (EXCLUDING 70,610.27
COUNCIL SALARIES)
A.F. 4--Notice to Clerk of Meeting of Board of
OFFICE OF COUNTY ASSESSOR
TO THE CLERK OF THE OF
COUNTY, MINNESOTA :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the_1_' day of Z6
at_ _o'clock?,, has been fixed as the date for the meeting of the Board of Review—*Iua}izatieri—
(Strlke out one)
—in your _for said ,year. This meeting should be held in your office as provided by law.
Pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes Section 274.1, you are required to give notice of said
meeting by publication and posting, ingot later than ten days prior to the date of said meeting.
Given under my hand this____I � day o 141s —_
County Assessor
' County, Minnesota
'Applies only to cities whose charter provides for a Board of Equ:dimtion instead of a Board of Review.
OFFICE OF COUNTY ASSESSOR
WRIGHT COUNTY COURTHOUSE
BUFFALO, MINNESOTA 55313
Telephone: 682-3900 (Ext. 100)
Metro: 339-6881
March 19, 1986
TO: All City and Township Clerks
FROM: Douglas M. Gruber, Wright County Assessor
RE: Board of Review Meetings
DOUGLAS M. GR UBER,
COUNTY ASSESSOR
Orland Krei tlow, Appraiser
Duane Swenson, Appraiser
Randal DesMarais, Appraiser
Please find enclosed the notice of the Board of Review meetings for
Wright County for the year 1986.
You will find four copies of Assessment Notices, which are complete
except for your certification. One copy is for the newspaper for
publication, and the other three are for you to post in conspicuous
places within you Assessment District.
Please try to comply with the dates set. You should meet, and if there
is not a quorum of your Board present, you may adjourn or postpone the
meeting for no more than 20 days. No action taken after that will be
valid. In the case of a second meeting of the Board of Review, this
also must be held within 20 days of the first meeting.
These notices should be published and posted at least ten days prior
to the scheduled meeting. Be sure to notify your Board Members of
the date so they will be in attendance.
Sincerely,
Douglas M. Gruber
Wright County Assessor
Encl.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF LOCAL BOARD OF REVIEW
1. The clerk shall give published and posted notice of board of review
ten days prior to such meeting. The board of review shall complete
its work within 20 days of convening date as specified in the notice
of the clerk. Any action taken after that adjournment date would be
invalid.
A majority of the members may act at such meeting, and adjourn from
day to day until they finish the hearing of all cases presented. The
assessor shall attend, and take part in the proceedings, but shall not
vote.
2. In case any property, real or personal, shall have been omitted, the
board shall place it upon the assessment list with its market value.
No assessment of the property of any person shall be raised until that
person has been duly notified of the intent of the board to do so. On
application of any person feeling aggrieved, the board shall review the
assessment and correct it as shall appear just. If a person feeling
aggrieved by an assessment fails to apply for review at the local board,
he may not appear at the county board of equalization or Commissioner
of Revenue to contest the valuation. Although the local board of
review has the authority to increase or reduce assessments, the total
adjustments must not reduce the aggregate assessment by more than
one percent.
3. The board does not have the authority to reo en former assessments on
which taxes are due and payable. The board considers only the
assessments that are in process in the current year. Occasionally a
taxpayer may appear with a tax statement and protest the taxes or
assessment of the previous year. The board should explain tactfully
that it has no authority to consider such matters.
4. The 1986 valuation card has a message again this year:
NOTE: Appointments requested for 1986 Board of Review.
For appointment call 682-3900 or Metro 339-6881.
There were many reasons for trying this approach to better organize
the board of review for its intended purpose. People come to talk
about unrelated matters such as: condition of roads, snowplowing,
water run-off, objectionable neighborhood conditions, etc. Tax state-
ments always seem to pop up at boards of review. If there are mechanical
errors or explanation of the tax computation, this can be taken care of
beforehand. If a person has a question on the new valuation, it will
give the assessor a chance to review the problem and probably satisfy
the taxpayer. If not, they would be put on the agenda for the board
of review. The assessor could better present to the board facts
justifying the assessment instead of taking considerable time paging
through books for an unprepared presentation.
5. Regardless with appointment or not every person appearing before the
board will be heard. Every courtesy shall be extended and a reasonable
answer will be given for any such problem someone may have.
3-20-86
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