1989-05-15 CC Agenda/PacketCITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
MAY 15, 1989
I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
III. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
* - May 1, 1989
IV. COMMUNITY FORUM
7:05 Sale of Cub Cadet -- Sealed Bids
* 7:15 Public Utility Companies -- Regarding Proposed
Placement of Public Utilities Ordinance
7:30 Approval of the following 3.2 Beer Licenses
1. Albertville Area Jaycees -- Softball Tournament
to be held May 19-21, 1989
2. Albertville Lions -- Friendly City Days Booth,
June 10 and 11, 1989
3. St. Albert's Parish Center -- Friendly City Days
Appreciation Night, June 9, 1989
* 7:40 Joint Powers Update and Clarification of the Greater
Morrison Sanitary Landfill Opinion Discussed at
an Earlier Meeting
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a. MAINTENANCE
- Final Discussion Regarding Trees on the Water Tower
Property
- Project Updates
- Update on Construction Projects
- Quotes of Installation of Waterline Under I-94
COUNCIL AGENDA
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c. LEGAL
- Approval of Ordinance pertaining to Limiting On -Street
Parking to 48 Hours
- Approval of Ordinance pertaining to the Amendment of
Ordinance 1988-3, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 1983-2 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE
LICENSING AND REGULATING THE KEEPING OF DOGS IN
THE CITY OF ALBERTVILLE AND REPEALING ORDINANCE
NO. 1975-1 WITH RESPECT THERETO
- Resolution Regarding Quit Claim Deed for County Road 37
Right -of -Way
d. ADMINISTRATION
- Income Received and Bills to be Paid
- Approval of the Albertville Comprehensive Plan
- Population Information from the State Demographer's
Office
- Copy of the Albertville Recycling Plan Prepared for
Wright County
- Approval of Gambling License Application for St.
Albert's Parish
- Approval of Building Permits
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David Vetsch
Deck
11648 51st St.
$43.50*
14
Jane Hayes
New Home
5625 Lake Ave.
$1,365.55*
15
Ron Goblirsch
New Home
11584 52nd St.
$1,458.20*
16
Braun Development
Sign
52nd Street
$10.50*
17
Barthel Const.
New Hone
11801 Lansing Ave.
$1,425.50*
18
Barthel Const.
New Home
11791 57th St.
$1,349.25*
19
Howard Larson
Addition
5218 Barthel Dr.
$538.70*
20
Ed Hackenmueller
Sign
111850 62nd St.
$33.50
21
Gardner Bros.
New Home
6030 Kalland Dr.
$1,336.80
22
F&M Properties
Apartment
6155 K,alenda Ct.
$19,273.82
* - Update on the Sawnson Homes/Kehler Project
Update on Friendly City Days
* - Request by Fire Department to have all New Commercial
and Industrial Sites Provide a Lock Box, an 8.5
by 11 Reproducible Mylar Plan of the As Builts
and Possibly a Temporary Access Road to
Construction Sites
- Other Business
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COUNCIL AGENDA
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VII. MEMBERS REPORTS
Spring Clean Up (Junk Cars and Unsitely Items LK-iying In
Yards)
VIII , CYPHER BUSINESS
Wright Coumty Sheriff's Annual Report for 1988
* Roden"s 40th Wedding Anniversary -- Sat. May 20th
2:30 to 10:00 p.m.
IX. ADJOURNMENT
COUNCIL MINUTES
MAY 15, 1989
The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to
order by Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier. Members present included Jim
Krystosek, Donatus Vetsch and Don Cornelius. Council member Bob Braun
was absent. Others present included Maureen Andrews, Bob Miller, Bob
Sullentrop, Thore Meyer, Ken Lindsay and Lorie Villareal.
The agenda for the evening's meeting was reviewed by the
Council. Don Cornelius made a motion and Donatus Vetsch seconded it
to approve the agenda. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The minutes of the May 1st meeting were reviewed by the Council.
Donatus Vetsch questioned whether or not the Wright County Sheriff's
Office had been contacted regarding the radar checks along the
east/west streets in Albertville. Maureen said that she would check
with the Department to see how the checks are going. Hearing no other
questions or comments a motion to approve the minutes was made by Don
Cornelius and seconded by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the
motion carried.
The Council next acknowledged the receipt of sealed bids for the
sale of the Cub Cadet, Mower. At this time a motion was made to close
the acceptance of bids. The motion was made by Jim Krystosek and
seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The opening of the bids was tabled until after the discussion
with the utility companies regarding the new Utility Ordinance.
Officials of the various utility companies had been invited to
the meeting to discuss the proposed Ordinance and permit application.
The purpose of the discussion was to receive comment from the
companies supplying services to Albertville. There was a brief
overview of the ordinance and permit application. It was pointed out
that the City was implementing the Ordinance to allow for better
utilization of the City right of way for the installation of
utilities.
There was some discussion regarding the establishment of fees
associated with the permit. Bob Miller pointed out that the fee
structure was established so that it basically relates to new
subdivisions installation of utilities. It was noted that the
ordinance has been structured so that only plats of 10 or more lots
would be required to pay the minimum fees, but in the event, that,
excess inspection is required by the City Engineer or Public Works
Superintendent that any cost associated with the extra inspection
would be passed back to the appropriate source.
It was also noted that, some changes had been made based on the
recommendations of the utility companies received at, the work meeting
the month prior to this meeting,
At this time, members of the audience spoke their concerns. The
first speaker was Mr. Jerry Zimmer of NSP.
He noted that NSP was not against the ordinance in general but
did have some concern regarding some of the points in the ordinance
and the application's rules. Points noted included the fact that it is
NSP`s opinion that the permit fees add unnecessary charges to pass
onto the customer. He stated that in some communities these fees are
waived so not to add any added expense.
Mr. Zimmer acknowledged Mr. Kuennen from NSP who would react to
some of their other concerns, but, first indicated his interest, to the
Council that the utility companies be given some additional time to
work with the City"s representatives to make it the best ordinance
possible.
Mr. Kuennen reviewed with the Council each section of the rules
pertaining to street and alley excavations and what concerns NSP had
with some of the rules. Throughout his presentation other members of
the audience injected some comments as well.
SAFETY:
It was pointed out that under the section of Safety there were no
points of conflict.
EASEMENTS_
#1. No cutting of blacktop will be allowed. Installation or pipe
under concrete or bituminous pavements to be done by jacking
or boring unless otherwise authorized by Engineer. When an
installation is made by jacking or boring a pipe three
inches or larger in diameter, a casing of larger dimension
must be used to encase the service pipe.
It was pointed out that normally the utility companies attempt to
install the service prior to the installation of blacktop, but on
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occasion there are events that preclude the need to install after the
road surface has been installed. Only in emergency cases do the
companies have to open cut the road. The companies want to be assured
that in such a case they will be allowed to open cut if necessary. An
example used was that in the event that a piece of equipment was lost
in the jack and boring process, they would be allowed to dig up the
road to retrieve the equipment.
The City's response to this issue is that, the City will
scrutinize the proposal of cutting the blacktop instead of using some
of the other methods of installation and will base an approval on the
finding of fact. In the event, that it is proven that it is essential
to cut the blacktop, the proper authorization will be given. It was
pointed out that, burden of proof will be on the utility companies and
not the City"s representative in making this determination.
In addition to this regulation, there was some concern regarding
the requirement of casing. It was pointed out by most of the companies
that their lines have been designed so not to need a casing and
questioned why this was being required.
Mr. Richard Pilon of Minnegasco noted that the Minnesota
Department of Transportation no longer requires the use of casing
because of the expense involved with the installation. He too pointed
out that it is Minnegasco's opinion that the installation of the
casing is not necessary and that it proves to be an extra burden to
the utility companies.
It was pointed out that the intent of this section was that a
casing would be required in the event that it was needed in order to
jack and bore the line but not if the materials being installed where
in a self-contained lining. The utility companies did not feel that
this was clarified enough.
#6. No poles, anchors, braces or other construction to
be put, on roadway shoulder except by special authorization.
NSP questioned this stipulation since lights extend out over the
shoulder or boulevard making this requirement, too restrictive. They
felt that, there needed to be a clarification on this issue.
The Engineers pointed that a shoulder is that area along a
roadbed without curb but is not considered the boulevard area. The
place of the light poles, ect. will not be effected by this
stipulation.
#7. No driving onto highway from ditch or driving on shoulders
except when authorized by the Engineer; and if damage
occurs, permit holder will make proper repairs.
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The utility companies pointed out that there is sometimes a need
to drive along this area. The City noted that the concern focuses on
the potential for damage of the ditches and shoulders due to heavy
equipment. Recognizing the fact that there are times that this type of
movement must occur, the City is requesting that prior authorization
be received so in the event that restoration is required, the City
will know who is responsible to complete the work.
#11. Poles, guys, electrical transformer boxes and junction
boxes, and telephone and cable T.V. pedestals shall not be
located within 20 feet of a fire hydrant without prior
approval. When this is granted, it will be so noted on the
permit.
All of the utility companies felt that 20 feet was far too
restrictive and that because there are multiple users of the utility
easement, they would eventually be locating the service pedestals on
private property. They felt that 10 feet would be better but felt that,
it too was fairly restrictive.
Ken pointed out that that he wanted to see 20 feet because
equipment needed to clean out, around hydrants during heavy snow
storms. Gary Cook from United Telephone, pointed out that in many
cities an ordinance has been adopted requiring that the adjacent
property owner is responsible for keeping the hydrants free of snow.
Ken also noted that he felt that the utility companies have a
tendency to creep into the set back requirement, thereby leaving even
less room to work around the hydrants. Maureen noted that if the
rules stated 10 feet then the utility companies would have to abide by
that standard or risk being in violation of the regulations and
ordinance.
After some additional discussion, it was agreed that the problem
area around the hydrants are along the front, and the sides of the
hydrants and not so much along the back. In an effort to strike a
compromise, it, was agreed that the language would be changed to say:
....shall not be located within 10 feet of the front or sides and 5
feet behind a fire hydrant without prior approval.
LIMITATIONS:
#3. No work shall be done which will create a nuisance.
The utility companies wanted to know how the City planned on
defining "NUISANCE"? Bob Miller pointed out that nuisance is
typically defined as something that effects the public health, safety
and welfare of the community.
There was some discussion regarding the possibility of inserting
the term "PUBLIC", but after some additional discussion it was agreed
to strike the entire rule.
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#4. Within 24 hours (Saturday, Sundays and legal holidays
excluded), the permit holder shall notify the Municipality
issuing the permit and the City Engineer that such work has
been completed and is ready for final inspection.
The utility companies felt that requiring them to contact both
the City and its engineer was excessive. They requested that they
only be required to contact one or the other and leave the additional
contact to the noticing office.
It was agreed that the companies will contact the Municipality
and they will in turn contact the Engineer's Office.
#5. Within ten (10) days after receipt of a copy of the permit
application, the City Engineer shall notify the applicant of
arty objection the City may have to the application.
There was concern regarding the time delay 10 days could have on
the installation of utilities and it was requested that the number of
days be reduced to three (:3) days.
There was some discussion regarding the fact that the City did
not believe that three days provided ample time to review the plans
considering that there can be some delay in the engineers receiving a
copy (this could happen if the plan is mailed to the City and then has
to be sent onto the Engineer's Office). It was also pointed out that
during the peak construction season, the Engineer can be out on
construction sites and not have time to do a plan review.
In order of accommodate both the City and the utility companies,
it was agreed that the plans would be turned around in five days. It
was agreed that in the event that, there is a rush every effort will be
made to get the plans checked and notice givers to the companies so
that work can proceed.
#S. To a maximum extent possible, personnel installing the
utilities shall obtain access from behind the curbs and
shall not cross the curbs with vehicles. If excavated
material must be placed in the roadway or on the curbs, it
shall be removed by rand shovels. Mechanized equipment shall
not be used to scrape material off the roadway or curbs.
A clarification regarding the access from behind the curb and
crossing of the curbs was requested.
Bob Sullentrop explained that what the City is trying to
eliminate is the multiple crossing of the curb by vehicles, such as
driving one direction on the boulevard and then crossing the curb and
driving back
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on the street in a repeated process. It is the City`s feeling that
once the equipment has crossed over the curb onto the easement that
the work can be done from that location. This should eliminate some of
the dirt tracking and construction mess that has occurred in the past.
With regards to excavation cleanup, the City held firm to
requirement of hand shovel cleanup because of past damage done to curb
and road ways from the scraping process.
#10. Underground construction must be so constructed as not to
harm or unnecessarily destroy the root growth of
ornamental trees.
It was noted that this rule is a matter of courtesy and that in
all cases every attempt should be made to save our green environment.
After the utility companies went through the rules in detail,
they made some additional general comments regarding fees and the
process.
It was their general consensus that, any fees the City attaches to
a permit will be passed directly onto the developer, but they do not
have a problem with the implementation of the permitting process.
There was some additional discussion, after which it was agreed
that Bob Miller and Bob Sullentrop would meet again with the utility
companies to see if the minor differences could be worked out. A
motion was made By Don Cornelius and seconded by Donatus Vetsch to
table the entire package until the next meeting of the Council onJune
5, 1989. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The representatives of the utility companies were thanked for
being at the meeting and sharing their expertise with the City.
The Council next went back to the matter of the sale of the CUB
CADET MOWER.
The Council was informed that the City had received 6 bids for
the sale of the mower. They include the following bids:
Rob Stern ..................... $278.00
Mike Grund .................... $251.00
Merlyn Brant .................. $240.00
Larry McDermit ................ $225.00
Charles Wokson ................ $205.00
Les Peterson .................. $199.50
After reviewing the bids, it was determined that Mr. Rob Stern
was the high bidder at $278.00. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch to
accept, the Stern offer. The motion was seconded by .Jim Krystosek. All
were in favor and the motion carried.
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The Council next approved three 3.2 Beer Licenses for upcoming
events.
A motion was made by Don Cornelius and seconded by Jim Krystosek
to approve a 3.2 beer license for the Albertville Area Jaycee"s for
May 19th, 20th and 21st for a softball tournament being sponsored by
Vetsch Cabinets. All were in favor and the motion carried.
A motion was made by Jim Krystosek and seconded by Don Cornelius
to approve a 3.2 beer license for the Albertville Lions for Friendly
City Days, June 10 and llth pending payment and application. All were
in favor and the motion carried.
A motion was made by Jim Krystosek and seconded. by Don Cornelius
to approve a 3.2 beer license for St. Albert's Parish Center for the
Business Appreciation Night June 9th, pending payment, and application.
All were in favor and the motion carried.
Bob Miller discussed with the Council his opinion of the Greater
Morrison Sanitary Landfill lawsuit. Bob said that there is a slim
chance that in the event that the Joint Powers Water Board was ever
sued that each of the members of the Board could be named as well. He
suggested that, the City representatives find out for sure if the City
of Albertville, as well as the other communities have been included as
a named insured. It was also suggested that the City check with our
insurance agent to make sure that, the City's involvement in the Joint
Powers is included under the umbrella coverage.
1-1 The Council next heard from the Maintenance Department.
The fate of the poplar trees came to a final end at last. The
Council was informed that Ken and Gary talked with the property owners
to see if they really wanted the trees removed. It was pointed out,
that the property owners did not want the trees taken all the way down
but stated that, they would like to see the trees topped at the City"s
expense.
Gary pointed out that he felt that if the trees were topped now
they would have to be topped on a regular basis - probably every year.
This would not be good for the trees nor would it provide adequate
shade for the property owner.
The minutes should note that the City had checked with NSP about,
the trees on the edge of the property and were informed that they were
not in need of trimming so that they would not interfere with the
provision of electrical service.
It was noted that the City should not be cutting down trees when
they are healthy because of the fact that we need all the trees we
have. The trees should not be cut down unless they are dead, sick or
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causing a hazard. So, the general consensus of the Council was to
leave the trees alone but watch for ones that, may be dying.
Jim Krystosek made a motion and Donatus Vetsch seconded it to
approve leaving the poplar trees as they are but to watch for any that
may have problems. All were in favor and the motion carried.
Ken reported that he and Mike were out to the PPM location and
pumped down the pond. It is now staked and is eight inches above the
water line in the ground. They will check the water level again on
Tuesday. If the pond fills up then it, would be up to Joint Powers to
do something about it. The pond will be checked every couple of days.
Jim asked about the cost of pressure checking and was told that a
pressure gate could be installed by the hydrant and then watched. No
action was taken on this matter at, this time by the Council.
The Council was informed that the Jaycees were doing some work
down at the park. They installed a drinking fountain and will be doing
some landscaping. Ken stated that it might be a nice jester to send a
letter of thanks from the City as well as put something in the Crow
River News thanking the Jaycees for their work. It was noted that the
Park Board sends a letter of thanks but that it would be most
appropriate to be sure this is done from the City.
Ken noted that the property stakes for the Menzel"s and several
others have been located. The ditch was looked at and there appears
that some obstruction could have occurred when the opti-line was
installed and is now causing problems with the drainage.
Ken told the Council that some of the ditch has been dug out by
hand but that an additional 8 to 8 inches of dirt on the south side of
the ditch must come out in order for the water to flow decently. In
order to do the work, Ken has requested that he be able to rent from
General Rental a back hoe at $30 per hour for one to two hours. The
dirt, is real soft and mucky now so he will have to let it dry up some
first.
Ken commented to the Council that it was his feeling that the
City should not give the utility companies everything they want or the
City will lose all control of what goes on with the companies. Ken
went on to say that the utility companies are objecting to the fees
but eventually all fees will go back to the developer anyway.
The messes being left by the utility companies are mostly being
caused by subcontractors. Contractors hire subcontractors to do the
work and the subcontractors do not care about, the messes they leave
behind. The responsibility therefore falls back on the contractor.
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The next issue discussed was the Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency Certificate of Commendation awarded to the Albertville
Wastewater Treatment Facility. Gary offered Ken congratulations from
himself and the Council before he left the meeting.
Ken and the City of Albertville received a recognition award from
the Pollution Control Agency for the year of 1988 for all the good
work done on the maintenance of the ponds. It was noted that very few
people get this award and it, would be most, appropriate to put news of
this award in the Crow River News.
The Council next heard from the Engineering Department.
Bob Sullentrop updated the Council on the construction projects.
The curb construction was be finished the week of the meeting. Latour
had been scheduled to do the backfilling and the road shaping after
the curbs are in.
As a follow-up to an issue discussed at an earlier meeting
regarding the crossing of I-94 with water Bob informed the Council
that two quotes had been obtained for determining the maximum pipe
size for the I-94 watermain crossing:
EJM PIPE SERVICES, INC. $17,750
LATOUR CONSTRUCTION $13,900
These quotes do not include the permit fee of $150. A permit is
needed from the State of Minnesota to do the digging.
The Council felt that this was alot of money to spend and that
there would have to be funds available. They wondered if it could
possibly be rolled into a street improvement contract.
Bob Sullentrop mentioned that the City must, work with MN/DOT
regarding this problem because of the issue of whether or not the
construction of the interstate has a direct, correlation the damaged
casing. It was also noted that they would have regulations that the
City will need to follow to hopefully get, MN/DOT to assist in the
participation in the project.
At this point, Jim Krystosek commented that he would be
interested in obtaining from his sources a couple more quotes on
determining the pipe size. He will have this information for the next
meeting.
The ordinance pertaining: to limiting on street parking to 48
hours was discussed.
There was a question as to whether or not a "trailer" would
qualify as a vehicle. Bob Miller answered this "yes" - even if the
trailer is detached. The word "trailer" could be added to the
ordinance. Bob also said that violating the ordinance is a misdemeanor
and punishable with a $200 fine.
Donatus Vetsch then made a motion to approve Ordinance 1989-4; AN
ORDINANCE REGULATING PARKING IN THE CITY OF ALBERTVILLE AND PROVIDING
A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF with the amended changes. Don
Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor the motion carried.
The Ordinance pertaining to the Amendment of Ordinance 1988-3 AN
ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1983-2 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE
LICENSING AND REGULATING THE KEEPING OF DOGS IN THE CITY OF
ALBERTVILLE" AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 1975-1 WITH RESPECT THERETO
was discussed by the Council.
It was brought to the attention of the Council members that the
origin of the ordinance is Monticello`s dog ordinance. Minor changes
have been made to accommodate the City of Albertville.
Discussion brought about some additional changes. Dogs in the
City of Albertville must now be licensed at six months of age and
licenses must be renewed every three years. The license fee is now
$10.00.
Jim Krystosek made a motion to adopt Ordinance 1989-5 with
amended changes. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor
and the motion carried.
The resolution regarding the quit claim deed for the County Road
37 right-of-way was discussed next.
Don Cornelius made a motion and Donatus Vetsch seconded it to
approve Resolution 1989-_; RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ACCEPTING DEED TO
"PARK AND RIDE" PROPERTY FROM WRIGHT COUNTY AND DIRECTING SAID DEED TO
BE RECORDED IN THE WRIGHT COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE. All were in favor
and the motion carried.
The minutes should note that the City Council directed the City
Engineer to undertake an analysis of some alternative sites for a new
park and ride lot. There was also discussion regarding how the City
would be able to finance the improvements for a new lot since it
typically is used by nonresidents. In any regards, it was agreed that
the City will- need to resolve the issue because we cannot leave the
commuters without a defined place to park or we will have parking on
the local side streets making winter snow removal difficult.
The next issue discussed was an amendment to the sign ordinance
which would exclude City owned signs from the regulations of said
ordinance. The purpose of this amendment is to allow for City
information signs, i.e. the information sign, the welcome signs, etc.
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After some additional discussion a motion was made by Don
Cornelius to approve Ordinance 1989-6; AN ORDINANCE FURTHER AMENDING
ORDINANCE 1987-3; AN ORDINANCE REGULATING ADVERTISING DEVICES
(BILLBOARDS) AND BUSINESS SIGNS AND PROVING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION
THEREOF. The motion was seconded by .Tim Krystosek. All were in favor
and the motion carried.
Bob mentioned that he is working on an ordinance that will
pertain to what can be done about the junk areas in the City of
Albertville. He will have this ready for the next, meeting.
The income received and the bills to be paid were reviewed by the
Council. There were no major questions or comments so Donatus Vetsch
made a motion to approve the income received and the bills to be paid.
Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and checks 9561
through 9593 were paid.
The Council was informed that the Planning Commission had held
the public hearing on the Albertville Comprehensive Plan on May 11,
1989. It was noted that, there were some minor changes suggested by the
members at the time of the hearing. It was decided to wait and see
the changes before adopting the final version of the Comprehensive
Plan.
Information regarding the City of Albertville`s current
population was included in the packet.
The Albertville Recycling Plan and Maureen`s letter to Arlyn
Nelson on what the City is thinking about for recycling was also
included in the packet for the Council s review. There was some
discussion regarding the ability to coordinate organized garbage
collection with the recycling program.
A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Jim Krystosek
waiving the 30 day notice for St. Albert's Parish Center's gambling
license for Bingo. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The Council next reviewed building permits 13 through 22. Don
Cornelius made a motion and Jim Krystosek seconded it to approve
building permits 13 through 22 pending payment. All were in favor and
the motion carried.
An update on Friendly City Days was given. Buttons are now on
sale for $1. They are available from the local. businesses. The buttons
will allow you to get into the queen coronation, etc.
No t-shirts or caps are being sold this year - the Committee does
not feel that they can afford the expense this year.
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Maureen questioned whether or not Vernon Schumm had been approved
to do the electrical work. The Council noted that it had been their
intent to have him do the work at the previous meeting. The work will
be scheduled.
The next two Friendly City Day's meetings will be May 23rd and
May 30th at 7:30 p.m.
Bob Miller was asked to draft an ordinance from the request made
by the Fire Department to have all new commercial and industrial sites
provide a lock box, an 8.5 by 11 reproducible mylar plan of the
asbuil.ts and possibly a temporary access road to construction sites.
A member brought up the fact that, several attractive trash
containers located around the downtown area of the City would be a
nice added service. They would like to see the service organizations
such as the Lions and the Lioness approached on this matter.
Spring clean up of junk cars and unsitely items laying in yards,
etc. needs to be done before we get too much further into the summer.
The Wright County Sheriff's Annual Report for 1988 was included
in the packet for the Councils review.
Erwin and Loretta Roden"s 40th Wedding Anniversary is Saturday,
May 20th, 2:30 to 10:00 p.m. It will be left up to the individual
Council members as to whether or not, they want to attend.
Maureen informed the Council that Security State Bank may
possibly be donating 50 to 100 Norway pines for the park. Also, Jim
Krystosek asked when the trees that have been ordered for the new City
park are coming in so that the Boy Scouts will be available to help
plant them.
There was no rather business so Don Cornelius made a motion to
adjourn the meeting. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in
favor and the meeting adjourned.
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INCOME RECEIVED
MAY 15, 1989
SEWER ACCOUNTS
353.96
EUGENE KOLLES (Park Rental)
100.00
WRIGHT TITLE GUARANTEE CO.
10.00
HACKENMUELLER'S
100.00
FIRST SECURITY TITLE
7,333.33
WRIGHT TITLE GUARANTEE CO.
20.00
REGISTERED CLOSERS, INC.
10.00
MARLENE KASPER (Hall Rental)
10.00
SHERBURNE COUNTY ABSTRACT
10.00
MEINY-S DIGGERS, INC.
25.00
RICK WACKER (Fence Permit)
1.00
SHERBURNE COUNTY ABSTRACT
10.00
ALBERTVILLE AREA JAYCEES
125.00
WRIGHT TITLE GUARANTEE
10.00
FIRST SECURITY TITLE
10.00
JOHN VETSCH
95.00
MIKE POTTER (Dog Pickup & Fine)
32.50
TOTAL $8,255.79
BILLS TO BE PAID
MAY 15, 1989
CHECK NO.
9561
MAUREEN ANDREWS
673.90
9562
LORIE VILLAREAL
426.25
9563
KEN LINDSAY
628.15
9564
MIKE RUTKOWSKI
399.04
9565
U.S. POST OFFICE
70.00
9566
CHOUINARD'S
160.30
9567
HACK'S INC.
18.16
9568
CROW RIVER NEWS NORTH
17.00
9569
PERA
201.49
9570
COMMUNICATION AUDITORS
43.53
9571
WELTERS INC.
9.50
9572
NORTHWEST ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS
1,537.80
9573
NORTHERN OXYGEN SERVICE
20.50
9574
ROBERT L. MINKEMA
300.00
9575
DJ'S TOTAL HOME CARE CENTER
234.10
9576
CROW RIVER NEWS
91.80
9577
FEED -RITE CONTROLS, INC.
106.00
INCOME/BILLS
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9578
9579
9580
9581
9582
9583
9584
9585
9586
9587
FRANKLIN OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO.
PATS "fib"
MTI DISTRIBUTING CO.
MONTICELLO ANIMAL CONTROL
SCHARBER & SONS, INC.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
FIRST TRUST
FIRST TRUST
ROBERT J. MILLER
WRIGHT COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
TOTAL
20.22
117.84
52.86
62.50
15.00
7,500.00
26,993.75
7,198.75
2,149.00
99.20
$49,146.64
ADDITIONAL INCOME
MAY 15, 1989
SEWER ACCOUNTS 459.54
ADDITIONAL BILLS TO BE PAID
MAY 15, 1989
CHECK NO.
9588 FEDERATED CO-OPS 457.50
9589 CENTURY LABS 125.03
9590 DON BERNING
9591 BRIAN BEBEAU
9592 MARK DALEIDEN
9593 KEVIN MEALHOUSE
TOTAL $582.53