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1990-01-02 CC Agenda/Packet• CITY COUNCIL AGENDA JANUARY 2, 1990 I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA III. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES * December 18, 1989 40 IV. COMMUNITY FORUM 7:05 Representative of the Rogers Area Chamber 7:30 Joint Power's Update V. DEPARTMENT BUSINESS a. MAINTENANCE - Other Business b. ENGINEERING - Other Business C. LEGAL - Adoption of Ordinance Pertaining to NO ALCOHOL IN WARMING HOUSE - Other Business d. ADMINISTRATION - Income Received and Bills to be Paid (You will receive copy on Tuesday evening) - Approval of 1990 Appointments * - Copy of Certified Levy - Increase of Sewer Availability Charges L� • COUNCIL AGENDA PAGE 2 - Approval of the City of Albertville`s Personnel Policy - Work Meetings - Additional Items VII. MEMBERS REPORTS VIII. OTHER BUSINESS Park Board Minutes IX. ADJOURNMENT • n U COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 2, 1990 The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to order by Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier. Members present included Bob Braun, Don Cornelius, Donatus Vetsch and Jim Rrystosek. Others present included Maureen Andrews, Lorie Vi-llareal, Bob Miller, There Meyer and Sergeant Bill Correll. The agexxia for the evening's meeting was reviewed by the Cxxuicil. Don Cornelius made a motion and Jim Krystosek seconded it to approve the agenda. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutes of the December 18th Council meeting were reviewed by the ^ Council_ There were no corrections or additions, so a motion was made by Don Cornelius to approve the minutes of December 18th. Donatus Vetsch seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. There was no representative present from the Roger's Area Chamber. The Council heard an update on Joint Powers. The Council was told that the new rates have been approved and will be in effect. There was discussion that a special meeting with Munitech may need to be called in regards to maintenance items. The contract, which was up the first of the year, has now been settled. The contract was settled at $37,800 for a two year contract which breaks down to $3,150 a month. Discussed under Maintenance was the fact that the rink was flooded this afternoon and the signs that were posted for no skating were pulled off. More than likely, this was done by kids. From now on, the signs will have to be fastened in such a way that they will not be able to be pulled off. The issue of the old City truck was discussed. The bid for $8W went to a Mr. Gerard 7arhman who declined the bid because he thought that the winch went with the purchase of the truck. Therefore, the bid of $700 from Frank Bobendrier will be accepted if he is still interested in the vehicle. We have not been able to contact him as he does not have a phone. We will keep trying. Otherwise, there may be the possibility that we will have to rebid. An Ordinance pertaining to No Alcohol in the Warming House was reviewed with the Council by Bob Miller. There was a question about why the number of months was limited on the ordinance. This is because there is no other use for the warming house other than storage. Bob also reassured the Council that the City, does have an ordinance in place concerning no glass containers in the park. Donatus Vetsch then made a motion to adopt Ordinance 1990-1; AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1989-15 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING CITY PARKS AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF" BY PROHIBITING POSSESSION OF ALC0HO1,IC BEVERAGES IN A WARMING HOUSE. Don Cornelius seconded the motion.. All were in favor and the motion carried_ Representatives from the Albertville Bar and the 152 Club and Sergeant Bill Correll of the Wright County Sheriff's Office were present to discuss with the Council the issue of the arrest report made in regards to the 152 Club serving a minor. The issue in question related to the fact that the arrest report noted that the complaint had been made by the Albertville City Council. The bar owners noted their dissatisfaction regarding the fact that the ^ arrest report was prepared noting the the Al.bertvil.le City Council was making the complaint. Mrs. Arlene Woods noted that she would have preferred that if the Cxxmcil had a problem with how the bars were running their businesses that the Council would have talked to them first before going to the Sheriff's Office. Mr. Mary Vetsch of the Albertville Bar noted that he did not feel that it was a good reflection on the City Council and the City of Albertville to be listed as the complainant in an instance such as this one. At t;hi_s time the Council was updated on this matter and a copy of the arrest report was made for each member of the Council to review. It was noted that this was the first time some of the members of Council were even aware of the issue. Sergeant Correll also reviewed a copy of the arrest report as well. In reviewing the report Sergeant Correll noted that it had in fact been written up incorrectly regarding where the complaint had come from. He informed the Council that he had received a phone call from Maureen Andrews regarding an anonymous tip she had received concerning the possibility of the bars serving minors and that the City Council had had no involvement with initiating the complaint. He noted that it was likely that the deputy, making the report misinterpreted the information regarding origin of the complaint. Sergeant Correll noted that because the tip had been anonymous and that it was general. in nature it was the decision of the Sheriff's Office to check a variety, of bars in the whole area, thereby not limiting the complaint to PAGE 2 just the city of Albertville. There was some discussion regarding why the City would pass on an anonymous tip to the Sheriff's Office. It was noted that the Sheriff's Office is an extension of the City, and that it is time legal. obligation of the city officials and employees to relay information to the Sheriff's Office as it comes in. It was further noted that typically all complaints to the City are reported at the time of the complaint. Mary Vetsch questioned the authority the City Administrator or any other employee has in making this determination. The "usually" point was clarified to say that if it can. be determined that a complaint is civil in nature that the compliant is informed of the situation and informed that they need to talk with an attorney. It was noted that in most cases the information is still passed on to the Sheriff's Office as well. It was noted that typically the Sheriff's Office will not necessarily act on only one anonymous complaint unless it is life threatening, noting however that special attention will be paid to the area for which the tip was given. Sergeant Cornell noted that if there are multiple complaints received. regarding the same matter that the Department will take steps to investigate the matter as was the case in this instance. Because it did not appear that the parties present for the discussion were satisfied with the explanation given by Sergeant Correll_, he went on to ^ explain the fact that anonymous tips are difficult to follow through on because there is no complainant. He noted several instances where the Sheriff's Office has respondedto anonymous complaints regarding issues that no action could be taken because there was no actual complaint and the officer responding could not physically see any wrong doing. Donatus Vetsch, having been a former deputy agreed that these situations are difficult to handle. It was requested that the Arrest Report be corrected to note that the complaint did not come from the City Council. Sergeant Correll noted that the report was in error and that the Department apologized, but that since the incorrect information was in the narrative and the the actual report documentation it would not have any bearing in the outcome of the case at time of it was heard by the Courts. He noted however that he would speak to the arresting officer and inform him of the clarification. The income received and the bills to be paid were reviewed by the Council. There were a few questions and after having received adequate answers, a motion was made by Donatus Vetsch to approve the income received and the bills to be paid. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and check numbers 101M through 10140 were paid. Approval of the appointments for 1990 were dealt with next. There was some discussion including the fact that Bob Braun agreed to be the alternate for the Planning Commission since one had not yet been determined. PAGE 3 Ion Cornelius made the motion to approve the 1990 appointments. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. A copy of the levy for 1990 that was sent to the County to be certified was included in the packet for the Councils review. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Bob Braun to certify to the County the 1990 levy for the City of Albertville. All were in favor and the motion carried. An increase of the sewer availability charges was discussed. The City of Albertville`s sewer availability charges are based on 40 permits per year. For the year of 1990, the charge will increase from $575 to $675. Each forthcoming year will see an increase until the charge of $1,175 is reached. Jim Krystosek then made a motion to adopt a resolution to increase the sewer availability change from $575 to $675. Ionatus Vetsch seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Personnel Policy was tabled until the Council and the employees have had a chance to meet and discuss any questioning issues - Maureen informed the Council that there would be two vacancies on the Planning Commission due to the fact that Kevin Mealhouse is now the building inspector for the City and there would be a direct conflict if he remained on the Planning Commission. Also, Brian Bebeau would like to vacate his position on the Planning Commission. Therefore, we will need to advertise for new members in the local newspaper. Bob Braun made a motion to allow the City of Albertville to advertise for new Planning Commission members in the local newspaper. Ion Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Maureen pointed out to the Council that the storm water utility charges are due to go effect at the same time as the fourth quarter sewer billing. She would like to know if these charges can wait and go into effect with the first quarter of 1990, which will be billed the first week in May. There is no bond structure included in the revenue of this charge. The only loss would be that particular amount of money for the quarter. After some discussion, the Council decided that the storm water utility charge could wait until the first quarter sewer billing to be implemented Providing that residents were notified of the upcoming charge on the fourth quarter billing and that notice be put in the local newspaper of the City"s intent. A work meeting is scheduled for Monday, Jaruaary 8th at 7 p.m. The docents from the ac xxmtant will be available to review at Monday night's work meeting. PAGE 4 The charitable gambling issue was discussed next. Maureen told the Council that Rand Patton had called her rather concerned with what the City, of Albertville was intending to do with charitable gambling. Because of this concern, it was agreed that Maureen. and Gary, would attend the next Lions and Jaycees meeting so that they would be fully informed. as to how charitable gambling revenues would be handled. A question was raised concerning contract garbage hauling. Maureen said that this issue was next an the agenda for the Council work meetings. We will Probably need to hold another public hearing and we will have to find out some information on the recycling containers. It was noted that the County allots $1,000 for the purchase of containers. It was also notedthat there is now a 6% sales tax on garbage pickup. Another question brought up was what to do with Christmas trees. Some garbage haulers do not take them now and soon no one will pick them up anymore. It was suggested that some thought be given to the possibility of having a drop off spot for the trees next year where they could be disposed of by possibly burning them. The Park Board minutes were included in the packet for the Councils review. The November 1989 Sheriff's Report was included in the packet for the Councils review. There was no other busing so a motion to adjourn was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the meeting adjourned. COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 18, 1989 The regular meeting of the Albertville City council was called to order by Mayor teary Schwenzfeier. Members present included Bob Braun, Don Cornelius, Donatus Vetsch and .Jim Krystosek. Others present included Maureen Andrews, Lorie Villareal, Bob Miller, There Meyer, Bob Sullentrop, Ken Lindsay and Steve Klitzka. The agenda of the evening's meeting was reviewed by the Council. Don Cornelius made the motion and Donatus Vetsch seconded.it to approve the agenda. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutes of the December 4th meeting were reviewed by the Council. Ken Lindsay pointed out that there was one correction to the minutes. On page one, last paragraph, should read snow blower not snow plow. There were -no other corrections or additions so a motion was made by :Jim Krystosek and seconded by Bob Braun to approve the minutes of December 4th. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council first dealt with the public hearing for the Fraser Steel Company's Industrial Development Revenue Bonds. A motion to open the Public Hearing was made by Don Cornelius. Donatus Vetsch seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Notice of the Public Hearing was not react because of its length. It was noted that the Notice had been prepared by Briggs and Morgan per statutory requirements. Maureen Andrews gave a progress report on how the project was coming together and rioted that at the time of the hearing there was a possibility that Fraser Steel would be turning back their allocation of Industrial Development Revenue Bonds because the bonds had not been sold and it appeared that there would be problems closing on them before the December 22nd federal deadline. The Council was informed that it had been decided that the hearing should still be held in the event that the bonds could be gold in a weeks time or in the event that additional allocation would be requested in 1990, After a review of the documents, a motion was made to close the public hearing. The motion was made by Bob Braun and seconded by Dori Cornelius. A11 were in favor and the motion carried. Steve Klitzka of the Park Board was present to give a Park Board update. The Park Board had sponsored a Christmas raffle for which the drawing was held on December 15th. The Council was informed that the Board had just broke even and it has been determined that the timing of the raffle may have been the reason. Steve provided the Council with the list of winner's which included the following: 1st Prize (Bicycle) 2nd Prize ($100 Certificate at Children's Palace) 3rd Prize ($50 Certificate at Children's Palace) 4th Prize (Video) 5th Prize (Supreme Pizza) 6th Prize (Video) 7th Prize (Lg. Pizza) 8th Prize (Med. Pizza) Greg Berning Dave Cornelius Galen Bicking Jonathan Reynolds Norman Berning Leon Berning Natalie Dick A. Hiebair► Albertville Albertville Albertville Albertville Rogers St . Michael St, Michael St. Michael The Council was informed that all winners were being sent notification letters by the Park Board, Steve also informed the Council that he had ordered plaques to acknowledge the donations of the Albertville Area Jaycees and Midwest Landscaping for the Four Season's Park. These awards were to be presented at the Park Board meeting on Thursday, December 21st at 7:00 p.m. It was noted that some problems have already been occurring with the hockey rink and the warming house and that steps were being taken to hopefully correct them early. It was noted that signs were being made and and would be posted outlining the park regulations. Steve next commented that he would like to see the playground and picnic area of the Four Season's Park open by mid June. As far as the blacktopping goes, he is requesting to see it included in any street improvement project done in 1990. He noted that he felt that it was critical to get the walking paths completed as soon as possible followed by the Parkin: lot, The tennis courts will likely wait until a later date because of the expense associated with building courts. It was pointed out that Paul Heinen, Jill Merges, Ken, Ray and Steve would be taking turns volunteering their time to patrol the skating rinks during the hours they are available for family open skating on the weekends. A comment was made by Steve that he was under the impression that "NO ALCOHOL" signs needed to be posted in the park. To this Bob Miller commented that the City has an ordinance in effect that states "NO GLASS CONTAINERS", but nothing pertaining to alcohol. It was rioted that if the City wants an ordinance pertaining to alcohol in the park: during the winter or just pertaining to the warming house that the ordinance would have be amended to state "No) ALCOHOL IN WARMING HOUSE". I.t was noted that once the ordinance was amended that the signs can be posted. PAGE 2 At this point brought up the Rules for Ice Use to be reviewed by the Council. He stated that these were rules that have been established throughout the years but that they had never been brought before the Council for review or enforcement. Ken stated that he had gone over the rules with representatives of the broomball teams and Hockey Association and that they did not have any problems with the contents of the rules. It was noted that extra copies had been requested so that all the managers would have copies of them. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Jim Krystosek to approve the Rule for Ice Use. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council next reviewed the bids for the sale of the old pickup and plow. There were three bids to be open which included: 1. Garrard Zachman Elk River L. Frank Bobendrier Albertville $806.00 $700.00 3. Bill Praught $503.00 Albertville Don Cornelius made a motion and Donatus Vetsch seconded it to accept the bid from Garrard Zachman for $806.00 for the sale of the old pickup and plow. Before the motion carried it was brought to the Couneil's attention t:l';at the winch ,comes off the truck. It does not go with the sale of the truck. Don then amended his motion to exclude the winch from the bid or the bid would be be rejected. Donatus Vetsch seconded the amendment. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council was next informed that the City had been contacted regarding the Lakes & Prairies Program. It appears that in order to hire the maintenance employee that the City will need to pay a $99.00 administrative fee to cover the expenses associated with the program. There was some discussion regarding how many hours the person would be working and the Council was informed that they would be working about b.b hours per day up to a maximum of 500 hours. Hearing no other discussion a motion was made to approve the $99.O0 administrative fee. The motion was made by Don Cornelius and seconded by Bob Braun. All were in favor and the motion carried. Bob Sul.lentrop next reviewed with the Council a pay request for LaTour Construction. The Council was informed the request was for the work done on the installation of the storm sewer pipe in Barthel`s Industrial Park. It was noted that this request excludes bids C and D, because none of this work was done. The amount of the request was $63,345.53 and included a 5% rf to i nage . PAGE :3 'A motion to approve the pay request was made by Dori Cornelius and se-conded by ,Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council next reviewed an ordinance pertaining to an increase in licenses. The following changes were made: ()FF-S ALE NON -INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOE; $ 100.00 OFF -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR $ 200.00 ON -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR $2,000.00 SPECIAL EVENTS ON -SALE NON -INTOXICATING $ 50.010 SUNDAY ON -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR $ 200.00 It was noted that both the Sunday t-►n-Sale and the Off -Sale Intoxicating Liquor licenses were already as high as State Statute would allow so no change had been made to these two licenses. Hearing no other comment, a motion was made to approve Ordinance No. 1.989-20 entitled, AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING LICENSE FEES FOR RETAIL SALE OF' ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. The motion was made by Jim Krystosek and seconded by Bob Braun. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council next reviewed an ordinance regarding Charitable Gambling. It was noted that the City can collect $100.00 per application for administrative charges and require that 10% of the net profit (minus expenses) be used on designated City projects. After some additional discussion it was agreed to table this ordinance until such time that the Council has an opportunity to discuss the issue with the different organizations. The Council next reviewed the Income Received and Bills to be Paid. It was noted that the Council would like to see mileage checks turned in on a more regular basis, it was agreed that they would be done more often. There was also some questions regarding the the building permit fees. Hearing no other questions the Council approved income and bills. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Don Cornelius to approve check numbers 10074 through 10108. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Personal Policy discussion was tabled until a later date. A motion was made by Don Cornelius and seconded by Bob Braun to change the following meeting: JANUARY 1ST to JANUARY 2ND JANUARY 15TH to JANUARY 16TH FEBRUARY 19TH to FEBRUARY 20TH All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council next discussed the 1&90 Summer Olympic_ Run which will be held .June 30th. The purpose of the run is to include as many cities as possible in the torch run from Colorado to St. Paul where the Games will take place. PAGE 4 A motion was made to get involved with the program. The motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Bob Braun. All were in favor and the motion carried. The following licenses were approved: Coin operated Licenses for Albertville Bar and the 152 Club ($5O.00 per license) -- The motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the motion carried. Cigarette Sales License for the Albertville Bar, 152 Club, lions Auto, Hackenmueller's and Pat's 66 ($25.00) -- The motion was made by Don Cornelius and seconded by Donatus Vetsch. All were in favor and the motion carried. 3.2 off -Sale License for the Albertville Bar ($100.00) -- The motion was made by Bob Braun and seconded by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the motion carried. Sunday Liquor License for the Albertville Bar ($2(010.0(0) -- The motion was made by Jim Krystosek and seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council was informed that the City's Insurance Policy had been prepared and will be available soon. It was noted that the Council should make a motion to continue the coverage as it is currently held. A motion waE made by Jim Krystosek and seconded by Donatus Vetsch. All were in favor and the motion carried. The 1990 Sheriff's contract was approved on a motion by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Bob Braun. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutes should note that the contract price increased by $.25 an hour. Building Permits No. 39 through 69 were approved on a motion by Don Cornelius and a second by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council was informed that there would need to be several work meetings to finish the 1990 Budget. They would be scheduled as needed. There was a motion to set a joint public hearing for Planning Commission and the City Council regarding the Relocation of the NSP Overhead Powerline. The hearing was set for january 16th at 7:0O p.m. The motion was made by Don Cornelius and seconded by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the motion carried. There was a motion to adjourn the meeting:. The motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the motion carried. PAGE 6 5 1990 APPOINTMENTS ACT J N 3 MAYOR PARK BOARD REPRESENTATIVE PLANNING COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE HEALTH BOARD ADM I N I STRAII)R /(; L ERK/TREASURER BUILDING INSPECTOR WEED INSPECTOR CITY ATTORNEY JOINT POWER'S REPRESENTATIVE ENGINEER FINANCIAL ADVISOR DOG CATCHER BOARD OF VARIANCE CABLE TELEVISION BOARD MEDI CAI, OFF I CER CIVIL DEFENSE DIFtEC:TOR FIRE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY IX:)N GORNELIUS JIM KRYSTC-GEK, D. CORNELIUS (A) D( ►NATUS VETSCH , ( A) DONATUS VETSC'H , F3c--►ff-sjiAW ( A) MAUREEN ANDREWS KEVIN MEALHOUSE DONATUS VE'I SCH BOB MILLER DON CORNELIUS' & GARY SCHWENZFEIER MEYhR-RCH-ILIN JURAN AND MO: )DY PATTY SATZWED>EL CATCHER) MONTIC:ELLC) DOG POUND (KENNEL) GARY SCHWENZFEIER BOB MILLER & BOB BRAUN, GARY SCHWENZFEIER (A) DR. DAVID EHLENZ GREG BERNING GARY SCHWENZFEIER CR(-)W RIVER NEWS SECURITY STATE BANK OF ST. MICHAEL TWIN CITY FEDERAL STATE BANK OF ROGERS MIDWEST FEDERAL CERTIFICA'1G ur Utti utvi rua 17o7/7u To Be Returned by October 25,19 89 STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF WRIGHT ) CITY OF Albertville ) CITY TAXES VOTED TO THE AUDITOR OF SAID COUNTY: I hereby certify that the City Council for the City of Albertville County of Wright, Minnesota, did at a meeting levy the following amount to be raised by taxation of said City for the taxable year 19 90 , viz: Last Year 1989 Taxable Tax CERTIFIED STATE AID TAXABLE Levies Rate LEVY — LEVY v 43,731 7.247 REVENUE 56 1332 .00 27,155 4.500 STREETS 44 200 00 17,867 2.961 FIRE PROTECTION 22,070000 21,626 3.584 POLICE 22,447.,00_ 7,783 1.290 PARK 7 332 00 2,440 .405 P.E.R.A. 3�ngn_nn LIBRARY 7,000 1.160 BON DS '81 -- 50,000 8.2-86 BOND: '84A — 11 ,000 1.823 EQUIPMENT 10 1 000 -00 7,728 1.281 BUILDING nrnnn -fin Aft G 0 ADV REFm 32 4 0 0 .0 0 R9 RFFI A)TNf; RM) 9..05 0 0. 0 0 ' � � Lm TOTALS � 32. 537 196,330 1988 Tax Capacity(taxable value)for 1988 Market Value for 1989 Taxes - 603,495 1989 Taxes - 24,523,700 Dated this _O' day of�'n,((1k i rL'll�-'Y 01989 ���� l ?l 0 v"1�� '►'� / j' �- City Clerk This is to certify that we have available funds in our Bond and Interest Fund to pay of our 19CIO Levy. We request you to levy only 227,371. --; on the taxable value of said City. City Clerk e , IC t- 01T_ MAIL 1 e CK. orNTpu5jf-5/l E LE Tr t n w iTT A A PPRv-VQ_V_ .7 N «c UC L TH,;E Y _ i � �ToE rF cT-.A4t �-!qT�� J. -l u 1,-5 P6 WTI NC- _,5 ?HG_2u.?T1oN SL_N_S_r1-_IcL t� Ar THE,_. 21�V1�PA_tLK P,,,nAPp i�W, G-IveL3 r4 CoPy bk�'VYl 6 ALL_. 6AM Es A� . t`roc►�� y RAC c " 11 9t- A OF v 1MAY_,_ STv�+..-�?v= �- - _. 2 ._ S E f sd 5 _-T _VjF_- _ P? L_L_ V_.fo �N- 11---� fT u.�.LI_ VDTs C_ H S R 1. I •` .• 1:• , •�..1 :. m-Cuk-umbZmto • '�. HEALTH BOARD BUILDING INSPECTOR WEED INSPECTOR CITY ATTORNEY JOINTPOWER'S RE' ' E mli BOARD OF VARIANCE CABLE TELEVISION BOARD 1�11 • fit' DON COfNKbIUS JIM rEP D. h 1 1XmTUs 1• BCU--BRAWM MAUREEN . 1}' KEVIN MEALHOUSE DONATUS VETSCH BOB MILLER DON CORNELIUSi GARY 1 .y i A �i' BLIN 1• 11 MOODY PATTY Ei (CATCHER) MONTIC19W DOG FOUND N GARY SCIDiENZFEIER BOB MILLER & BOB BRAUN, GARY E. /' !AVID EHLENZ GREG BERNING GARY SCHWENZEEIER .• E. NEWS ECURITY STATE BANK OF TWIN CITY FEDERAL STATE I' OF ' GE1• MIDWEST FEDERAL i� INCOME RECEIVED JANUARY 2, 1990 SEWER ACCOUNTS $ 410.22 LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA CITIES 1,454.00 JOINT POWERS 73,500.00 MINNESOTA TITLE 10.00 OSTEGO TOWNSHIP 4,956.69 STATE OF MINNESOTA 3,200.00 FRANKFORT TOWNSHIP 2,596.71 TOTAL $86,127.62 BILLS TO BE PAID JANUARY 2, 1990 CHECK NUMBER 10109 MAUREEN ANDREWS 671.60 10110 KEN LINDSAY 625.98 10111 LORIE VILLAREAL 440.46 10112 RAY VARNER 395.04 10113 DON CORNELIUS 165.00 10114 GARY SCHWENZFEIER 10115 DONATUS VETSCH 10116 BOB BRAUN 10117 JIM KRYSTOSEK 10118 WRIGHT COUNTY AUDITOR/TREASURER 1,802.19 10119 PERA 9.00 10120 PERA 214.48 10121 ALBERTVILLE AUTO PARTS, INC. 214.27 10122 DONS AUTO SERVICE 62.63 10123 ST. MICHAEL INSURANCE AGENCY 7,076.00 10124 ST. MICHAEL INSURANCE AGENCY 2,524.00 10125 LONG LAKE FORD TRACTOR, INC. 8,900.00 10126 WELTERS INC. 30.63 10127 MID -CENTRAL INC. 106.00 10128 CENTURY LABS 31.75 10129 G.D. LAPLANT 44.50 10130 PRINCETON CO-OP[ 9.80 10131 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 176.25 10132 MEYER-ROHLIN INC. 696.00 10133 MEYER-ROHLIN INC 14,002.61 10134 UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM 140.81 10135 PAT"S 66 156.91 10136 MEDCENTERS HEALTH PLAN 795.40 10137 LATOUR CONSTRUCTION 63,345.53 10138 COUNTRY PEDLAR 40.00 .-� 10139 SECURITY STATE BANK 4,439.17 10140 NSP 1,747.59 TOTAL $108,863.60