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- Project updates
Discussion on Vacation ri and Sick Leave forMike
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- Discussion on Fadt*,z
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Order Feasibility, Report for Barthel-s NrkB Edg;�
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- Update on Building permit Isom
- Update on Building dim Permit Violations
- Need. to Develop Ordinance for No Motorized Vehicles,
Skateboards, Bikes, ect.
- Discussion. on. Garden Bar Area for the Albertville Bar
- Other Business
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Park Board Vacanciesand Letter from StKlitzkp
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COUNCIL MINUTES
July 2, 1990
The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to order
by Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier. Members present included Bob Braun, Jim Krystosek,
Donatus Vetsch, and Don Cornelius. Others present included Maureen Andrews,
Bob Miller, Thore Meyer, Ken Lindsay, and Jackie Peterson.
The agenda for the evening-s meeting was reviewed by the Council. A
motion was made for approval of the agenda by Don Cornelius, and seconded by
Donates Vetsch. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The minutes of the June 18th meeting were reviewed. Ken noted that the
discussion on the discharging of the Waste Water Treatment Facility was
incorrect. He stated that the discussion should have noted that it was the
first discharge that was completed and not the second one. Hearing no other
comments a motion was made to approve the minutes. The motion was made by Don
Cornelius and seconded by Donatus Vetsch. All were in favor andthe motion
carried.
The first item on the agenda was maintenance:
Ken Lindsay informed the Council that the blacktopping of paths in the
Four Season Park was completed. Don Cornelius pointed out that he felt that
there were some bad spots that need to be checked. Ken and Jim Krystosek said
that they would go out and check it.
Ken also pointed out that the park equipment will be installed in the
next few weeks, depending on if the weather remains nice.
There was some discussion regarding the leaky water fountain in the City
Park and what steps were being taken to correct the problem. Donatus said
that a member of the Jaycees had raised the question of why the fountain was
not working with him.
Ken noted that they had had problems in the fall trying to get the water
shut off and when they tried to reopen it in the spring they could not get the
valve on again. It was also noted that the wrench was to short to use to turn
the fountain on and off. He said that a piece could be added on rather than
spending $85.00 for a new wrench. It was also noted that Ken should have a
key so that he could go in and fix it. Ken said that the cap had been knock
off during mowing last year but it had been replaced and that it should be
okay.
Ken brought up the fact that the pump from Norther has not come in yet,
but they have brought one in to use in the mean time. Maureen then informed
the Council that she received a call from Northern and that the pump was ready
and sitting on the dock.
Mayor Gary Schwenzfei_er asked Ken to explain to the Council the need for
a Phosphorous Test Kit. Ken explained that the kit would allow for on -site
testing of phosphorous levels instead of having to wait Lentil the test results
come back from the testing company. It was pointed out that with the kit the
City could start the alum treatment process as soon as the level was known,
which would likely cut down on the time it will take to complete the discharge
process. Ken noted that the kit costs approximately $250- 0.
There was also some discussion regarding the problem of not meeting
limits for discharging this year. It was pointed out that the likely cause
for the problem arises because of a high algae problem which the ponds have
been experiencing since last year. Some reasons that were suggested as
reasons that the City is having problems.
1. There could be a large carp population in cell 3 of the pond. Noting
that last fall approximately 2W carp were removed from the system.
It has been suggested that carp is likely eating the Daphney, which
is a bug that eats the algae which in turn keeps the phosphorous
level down.
2. There could be a chemical reaction between the the copper sulfate,
used to redm:u a the algae, and the liquid alum, which could be causing
the alum not to work as effectively.
It was suggested that if the problem is found to be that the carp
population that it might be advisable to see about doing a "chemical kill" on
the fish. It was noted that this may not be allowed because of DNR
requirements regarding carry over, since the pond water is d.i.scharged into the
.lake and out through the creek.
The question was raised whether or not something could be being
discharged into the sanitary sewer system and that is why the problem has
arisen at the pond. It was notedthat if a solution is not found to the
problem then this possibility might need to be explored.
After further discussion, a motion was made by Donatus Vetsch to purchase
a Phosphorus Test Kit. The motion was seconded. by Don Cornelius. All were in
favor and the motion. carried.
The next item discussed was the letter from Bob Miller regarding vacation
pay and sick leave for persons who previously worked for the City,
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specifically the hiring of Mike Rutkowski who worked 11 month for the City a
year earlier.
The question that had been raised regarding what vacation and sick leave
benefits is a new employee eligible for when they had been employed by the
City at an earlier date, having left the position in good standing? Can the
previous benefits earned to attributed to the current employment therefore
making them eligible sooner for their vacation and sick leave benefits?
In the letter to the Council from the City Attorney, Bob Miller, it was
suggested that the philosophy of the Personnel Policy would indicate that it
was intended to provide vacation pay based upon the total time that a person
has worked for the City. There is noting in the large that says that a
break in service before one year is completed would require the employee to
forfeit his days worked towards accruing vacation and sick leave pay. He
further noted that if the person is deemed fit for municipal employment during
both the initial employment phase and a subsequent re-employment, that it
would seem that a reasonable interpretation would be that the employee would
be allowed all his "accrued" vacation and sick leave as an appropriate "fringe
benefit".
Bob noted that if the Council agreed with this interruption that Mike
Rutkowski`s 11 months of previous service would be counted towards his accrued
-- time. He pointed out that the Council could stipulate special conditions
regarding the use of the time during the probationary period for the new
position.
Bob suggested that the clarification of the issue should be so noted in
the Personnel Policy, in the event the matter should ever arise again.
It was suggested as a solution to the confusion that Mikes previous time
be counted towards vacation and sick leave but not allow it to be used until
after the six months probationary, period has been completed.
Hearing no other questions or comments, a motion was made allowing Mike
Rutkowski's previous service (11 mmths) to be counted towards his first year
vacation and sick leave with the stipulation that it can not be used until
after his six month probationary period. The motion was made by Kim Krystosek
and seconded by Donatus Vetsch. All were in favor and the motion carried.
Bob then said that he will draft an amendment to be reviewed at the next
meeting.
The issue of temporary full time employees came up. What would the policy
be towards their time? Bob said that he would look into the matter.
Donatus asked Bob if he will then draft an amendment to clarify any
questions regarding full time/part time in the future. With no further
-- discussion the issue was tabled till the next Council meeting.
The issue of purchasing radios for the Maintenance Department was
discussed next. The question of new verses used was raised by the Council.
Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier that he has done some checking into the price of
new radios. He said that one new radio runs about $400.00 - $500.00 each. He
said the price for 3 Midland radios would be $1,579.00 with everything that is
needed, plus a warrantee of 2 - 5 years depending on the brand purchased. He
also pointed out that if we purchased just 3 mobile radios for now, we can
always expand at, a later date. It was noted that one radio would be used as a
base in the City Hall while the other two would be used in the City trucks
(pickup and snow plow).
It was noted that Jim Krystosek had brought some radios for the Council
to look at. He informed the Council that he had 7 units which include: 4
three year old Midland and 2 Standard mobile radios, plus 1 portable radio.
He said that he. would sell them to the City for $1,500.00.
Ken noted that he would like to see a base radio in the shop so that
there would be communication between the shop and the the vehicles. It was
pointed out that if new radios were purchased that this option will have to be
held off on.
As part of the discussion regarding the purchase of the used equipment
there was the issue of needing to replace the crystals so that the radios
would run on our frequency. If we need to bray new crystals for the radios,
how much will this cost.
There was a great deal of discussion regarding the warranty issue and
whether or not there was any merit for concern regarding the same. It was
pointed out that these radios are solid state and there are not slot of things
that can go wrong with them.
After some further discussion it was agreed that Jim would hold the
radios till the next meeting, when a decision could be made. There was no
further discussion in this matter and the issue was tabled till the, next
meeting.
Norman Barthel was at the meeting to expressed his concern regarding the
had had someone come out site elevation so that the water would drain out to
Main Avenue. Bob informed the Council that it appeared that there needed to
be some additional corrections need to be made on the two developed lots east
of his. It was pointed out that this work was scheduled for Thursday.
Thor Meyer asked Maureen if she received a copy of the 100% Petition for
Improvements from Ken Barthel. It was noted that the form had been pickup but
not returned at the time of the meeting.
Hearing no other comments a motion was made by Bob Braun to order the
Feasibility Study for PARKS EDGE-S Street and Utility Improvements. Jim
Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
There was discussion on the Kohnen bill regarding inspection services.
Bob informed the Council that staff had reviewed the fees and was requesting
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that the letter be sent to Kohnen with the findings. The following is a
breakdown of the billing:
Schedule - A: $ 43, 848.37
2,842.41
Schedule - B: $ 4,788.75
Schedule - C: $ 6,275.58
Gary questioned whether or not there was any ejqosure to the City if some
of the earlier questioned permits were paid. Bob noted that Kohnen had signed
off on the permits limiting the City"s exposure. It was further noted that
the purpose of the inspection is for the protection of the City not the
contractor or the owner.
After some discussion the issue of Building permits was tabled.
The Council discussed the issue of adopting an ordinance for the use of
the new parks walkways. The ordinance would state that there would not any
motorized vehicles, skate boards or bikes allowed on the paths. The reason
being, the grade of the paths are to great, and the chance of persons getting
injured are to great. If the ordinance is in place and someone violates it and
-- should get hurt, then the City could not be held liable for their injury.
Ken Lindsay said that he has ordered the signs for the paths. He also
informed the Council that the signs were ordered stating the restricted items
for the paths. He said he made some temporary signs and has put them up, till
the new ones come in. Bob Miller was directed to make the changes to the
existing ordinance to reflect these stipulations.
Mike Zachman, one of the owners of the 152 Club, presented his idea of a
Garden Bar with a patio to the Council. He wanted to know what he would need
to do as far as the City Ordinances are stated.
Kevin Mealhouse the Building Inspector for the City, said he would need a
completely fenced in patio. The patio would have to be flat with the ground.
The plans would also show that they would still be on their own property.
The issue of music and noise was brought up. After some discussion some
of the ideas were that the the fencing must have internal lighting, and the
music speakers had to be placed in such a way that the music would be directed
internally, rather than outward towards neighbors. Also that serving of any
drinks should be not permitted after a reasonable hour, such as 10:00 or 11:00
p.m.
It was decided that an ordinance would be prepared by Bob Miller and
reviewed at the next meeting. There was no further discussion and the issue
was tabled.
The issue of the vacation of the old 152 Right-of-Kay`s Public Hearin
was dish. It was decided that a public hearing would be held on August
6th, 1990, at 7:00 P.M.
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Prior to the meeting the Council had had an opportunity to see the new
chairs being considered for the Conference Room. Mayor Schwenzfeier asked if
the Council felt the price of the new conference chairs was acceptable. Don
Cornelius made a motion to bury 8 new chairs at $207.00 each. Donates Vetsch
seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The Council reviewed the Income and Bills to be paid. A motion was made
by Donates Vetsch to pay the bills. The motion was seconded by Don Cornelius.
All were in favor and checks 10619 through 10667 were approved.
The resignation of Steve Klitzka as Park Board President was reviewed.
Lisa Sruzlstad also has conflicting schedules with the board meetings. The
board has two vacancies that need to be put in the paper and filled.
The issue of the water drainage problem in Frankfort Township was briefly
discussed. It is apparent that the water is draining and the water level is
going down -
Thore noted that the issue of the sealcoating job done last year has been
turned over to the bond company and nothing new has been heard regarding the
matter. There was some discussion regarding the job done with the red rock,
it appears that there may have been more oil applied then necessary, but that
it does effect the finished job.
A motion was made by Don Cornelius to adjourn the meeting. Jim Krystosek
seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
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CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
P. O. BOX 131
ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301
PHONE: (612) 497-3384
COUNCIL MINUTES
June 18. 1990
The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to order
by Mayor Gary SchwerLzfeier. Members present included Bob Braun, Jim Krystosek,
Dori Cornelius. Council Member Uonatus Vetscrh was absent. Others present
included Maureen Andrews, Bob Miller, Kevin Me lhouse, Jackie Peterson, Ken
Lindsay, and Mike Rutkowski.
The agenda for the evening's meeting was reviewed by the Council. A
motion was made for approval of the agenda by Jim Krystosek and seconded by
Bob Braun. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The minutes of the June 4th meeting were review and approved. A motion
was made by Mari Cornelius and seconded by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and
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he motion was carried.
The first item on the agenda was the Maintenance Department.
Ken Lindsay informed the Council that he had just completed the second
discharge of the waste water treatment facility grid will begin the third one
this week. Ken noted that the pump that is on order will arrive soon.
Ken updated the Council on the Four Season Park. There has been not
further progress since the June 4th meeting. There has been too much rain to
go any further with the construction of the paths.
There was conversation regarding the flooding of the residents'
basements. Ken pointed out that with all the rain, the City's sewer could not
handle it all.
Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier asked if it was possible to amend the Sewer
Ordinance in order to require that sump pumps be ins -.,all in all new
residential units and that they be installed so that they outlet outside and
not into the sanitary sewer system. It was noted that the existing ordinance
already prohibits the discharging of storm water through the sanitary sewer
system.
Kevin Mealhouse stated that he did not believe that the Building and
Plumbing Code would have any ground or, which to enforce this stipulation and
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We invite Home, Jndustrv, Business
also noted that not all homes need to have a sump pumps. He suggested that as
an alternative the City of Albertville could try what some other cities have
done. That, is, each new house be required to have an outlet through the wall.
The outlet should be 1 1/2 inch PVC pipe with a cap slipped over the end. If
there were ever a need to pump water out of the basement, the outlet would be
there ready for use.
There was further discussion about a sump pump ordinance. There was
question as to whether or not the City has the authority in inspect homes to
see if a sump pump was installed in the residence that it does not discharge
into the sanitary sewer. It was suggested that Bob Miller review the
Ordinance and come back to the Council with his findings.
Ken then mentioned that it appears that the largest problem with the
intake of water appears to be on 51st and 54th Streets, and that the intake
flows in the Industrial Park lift station rises significantly after a heavy
rain.
Ken updated the Council about the City Park's softball field bases. Ken
informed them that someone has been randomly stealing bases from Albertville's
park and other surrounding cities. The Jaycees replaced the bases with new
ones. Don Cornelius suggested the City send the Jaycees a thank you letter.
Everyone agreed to do so.
The next item on the agenda was the hiring of the new Maintenance
person. It was pointed out the the interview committee had interviewed 5
persons for the job. After discussion it was .agreed that Mike Rutkowski had
the best experience and best qualified, for the position. Mike had worked for
the City a year ago. Mike left in good graces with the City so the Council
believes that Mike is trustworthy and will stay with the City this time. Jim
Krystosek made a motion to hire Mike and Don Cornelius seconded the motion.
All agreed and the motion was carried
The question of wages was discussed by the Council. After some
deliberation Don Cornelius made the motion that the wages should be $8.00 .an
hour effective immediately. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in
favor and the motion was carried.
Ken Lindsay brought up the question of Mike being able to clam, his
Previous time towards sick leave and vacation time. Ken felt that Mike should
be eligible to claim his previous time. Maureen and Bob Miller looked up the
personnel policy set for City employees. They found no clear policy which
would pertain to Mike's individual situation. It, was agreed that Bob would
check into this matter. The discussion was then tabled till the next meeting.
In other maintenance business Ken advised the Council of his meeting with
Thore of Meyer-Rohlin, the City Engineers, regarding the plans for the new
maintenance building. They came up the the basic size of the building to be 72
feet by 48 feet with a rough draft of the potential floor plan and other
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ideas Ken has for the building to make it work for now and in the future as
the City grows.
There was discussion as to what kind of structure the building will be.
Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier questioned if the City could get bids on steel and
pole construction for the structure. Thore said that yes it can. be done. Ken
suggested that the bid be done on a structure that is 50 feet by 78 instead of
the 48 foot by 72 foot originally discussed. His reason is that the City is
growing at such a rapid rate that he would like to build the building big
enough for future needs, and that, the additional couple feet probably would
not cost much more to build.
The question of the building codes regarding pole buildings was brought
Up. Since the City's Zoning Ordinance restricts the use of pole buildings,
except by Conditional Use and then because of special conditions the City
would need to review the site and the building materials to justify the
Conditional Use Permit.
Don Cornelius commented that it did bother him that a pole building was
being considered, and that if it were done the City will have to be very
careful to follow all the proper codes. He felt that if the City puts up a
pole building then it will present a problem with the residents/business
owners of the town who will wish to put up a building in the future.
After more discussion it was suggested by Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier that
there be a special work meeting called to further discuss the plans of the new
building. The Council agreed that the meeting be held Wednesday June 20th at
4:00 P.M. and that it would be a good idea to had Kevin Mealhouse, the City
Building Inspector and Thorp, the City Engineer to be present at the meeting.
The next item on the agenda was Engineering.
Thore reviewed with the Council the final pay request for Latour
Construction for the 5% retainer in the amount of $3,333.97. Bob Braun made
the motion that Pay Request for $3,333.97 on the 1989-3 Improvement, Project be
approved. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion
was carried.
The subject of the Westwind Subdivision's curb repairs was brought up by
Thore. He explained that Latour Construction had repaired the curb at the
intersection of Kalland Drive and Kalland Circle on two different occasions.
He noted that at, the time of the first repair Ted Latour had felt that the
failure was not due to their work but rather from the installation of
utilities but he had not proven this point to the City Engineer. When the
area was damaged again Ted did find that the cause had been because of
improper compaction of the soils after the installation utilities.
This point was further substituted when the utility companies were
requested to mark their locations. NSF mark their line in one area and then
changed the course of their direction when it appeared that it lead right to
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the problem area in the curb. When the second repair was made Ted's crew
found the NSP line in the same location of the damaged area and felt that it
was not their responsibility to cover the expense of the repair.
Included in the packet was a letter from Meyer-Rohli.n to NSP explaining
the situation and noting NSP's liability for paying for the repair. Submitted
with the letter was a bill from LaTcaar Construction for the repair in the
amount $1,312.00.
Thore informed the Council that at this time no contact had been made
with NSP regarding the bill. The issue was tabled until Thore has additional
information to report back to the Council.
Thore noted that the problem with sealcoating project has been turned
over to the bonding company. No action was taken on this matter.
The Council next went through the legal items,
Bob Miller reviewed with the Council the issue on Loren Kohnen's billing
for the old building permits. A draft copy of the letter being proposed to be
sent to Loren was present to the Council for their review. No action was
taken on this matter until the Council had had a chance to review the letter.
Storm water drainage problem was discussed next. Mr. Keith Franklin was
present to present his concern regarding the water problem on his property
that is a direct result of the water blockage in Fra_xikfort Township. He noted
that after the rain received over the weekend that his front driveway and yard
were under water and that he had had to rent a pump to pt'imp water away from
the building so as not to have water damage to the building. He also noted
that the front driveway into the business has had to be closed so that it is
not structurally damaged and that sand bagging had been started to help hold
back the water on the east side of his driveway.
Included in the packet was a letter from the law firm of Lapp, Laurie,
Libra, Abramson and Thomson who is representing Franklin Outdoor Advertising.
The letter was in reference to the potential legal action they will be taking
if the water problem is not resolved. Bob informed the Council that he had
talked with the Frankfort Township's Attorney, Bill Gxxlrich regarding the
drainage problem to see if a solution could be found to the problem ir: a
timely fashion.
The Council was also informed that Gary, Maureen, Thore and Ken had been
out to Franklin site to inspect the water problem first hand and at the same
time had discussed the issue with two of the road crew members of the
Minnesota Department of Transportation (MN/DOT). At this time Mr. Calvin
Howieson, a MN/DOT District Hydraulics Engineer was introduced.
Maureen informed the Council that Clarence Bistadeau, Mike Potter, and a
representative from MN/DOT had also came to express their grievances, and that
something has got to be done soon.
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Calvin Howieson pointed out that the Minnesota office had been in St.
Cloud last week to see what the problem is and if it is any of their
responsibility. He informed the Council that they had just recently cleaned
the outlet tile, but, it's possible the tile could be plugged or broken.
Calvin had an old map with him that, the Council took a look at to see if it
had any additional information that the City does not have. There was no
further discussion in this matter and was tabled until the meeting was
adjourned and the members of the Council went to the Frankfort meeting to
discuss the problem with the Town Board.
The Council reviewed the bills to be paid. Bob Miller pointed out an
error with one of the checks. The check #10597 which was made out to
Meyer-Rohlin, Inc. and should have been made out to Lattxir Construction.
Hearing no other comments or questions a motion was made to pay the
bills. The motion was made by Dan Cornelius and seconded by Jim Krystosek to
approve checks 10589 through 10618. All were in favor and the motion carried.
At this time Bob Braun questioned the expenses for the plane trip back
from Duluth, and wondered if it, should be the responsibility of the City to
Pay it. Gary noted that he had some problem with the issue as well.
Maureen questioned Gary's stand on this issue at this time since she had
discussed it, with him prior to making the arrangements, noting that on Tuesday
he had approved it. It was also pointed out to the Council at the time the
issue had been discussed with Gary that Maureen had told him that if the
Council was not willing to pay for the expenditure that she was considering
doing so herself. -
There was some other discussion on the matter. Dan noted that he was not
even aware of the situation and Jim stated he thought the issue had been
resolved the week before.
At this time Maureen stated that she would reimburse the City for the
$103.80 for the City's share of the plane if that was the C,ouncil's wishes,
noting that Juran and Moody had already paid $125.00 for their share. No
action was taken on this matter.
In other business Maureen brought up the issue that, Clarence Bistodeau had
stopped in at City Hall to raise the issue regarding the condition of the
weeds on the railroad line as well as the condition of the storage area of
Eull Concrete, and if they were encroaching on City property. She further
explained that the railroad company has been contacted in the past and have
not been very receptive to correcting the problem.
It was noted that the City's Weed Ordinance requires that a notice be
sent and if after 10 days nothing has been done, the City can correct the
Problem and charge the property for the work. Bob noted that he was under the
understanding the weeds have to be cut in order to charge for the work.
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Don Cornelius suggested sending the railroad a notice to clear the weeds
or the City will contract out the work and send them the bill. All were in
favor and there was no further discussion.
Maureen suggested Bob Miller to look into the matter of Eull Concrete
encroaching of the City property.
Maureen also informed the Council that the issue of failed septic systems
on the Becker/Haag properties were discussed. The Council was informed that
Becker`s have gotten a permit to dig in their new septic system but no work
has been started. It was noted that Merlin Haag has not taken any action to
correct his problem. It was pointed out, that Bob Miller had sent letters to
both parties regarding this matter.
The issue of a street vacation of the Old 152 Right -of -Way along Franklin
Outdoor Advertising was discussed. Included in the packet was a Certificate
of Survey for the proposed vacation that had been prepared for Franklin.
Bob Miller noted that, it was his opinion that the City could hold the
Public hearing on the issue but that no action should be taken on the matter
until the water problem is resolved. He noted that the reason for this is
because if the water problem goes to court that the City will not want to have
to Pay damages on this land.
A point was raised that a Quick Claim Deed was not necessary because
there was no fee taking for the property at the time the easement had been
obtained for road purposes. Furthermore it was noted that even the land lays
adjacent to the Franklin property it does not assure the land will revert back
to them once the vacation occurs, because of the fact that the land would
revert back to the original land owner or its successor and that the only was
this can be be resolved by undertaking a title search on the property.
It was noted that the hearing could in fact be held prior to water issue
being resolve but that the Council should hold on taking any action until the
matter is resolved.
A motion was made to hold a public heari,-ig on the vacation of road
right-of-way on August 6, 1990 at 7:00 p.m. The motion was made by Ikon
Corne-lius and seconded by Bob Braun. All were in favor and the motion
carried.
It was pointed out that, the City was on the Frankfort Township Agenda to
discuss the water problem. There was some discussion regarding whether or not
the entire Council could adjourn to the Frankfort Town Hall. It was decided
that if the City posted a notice at the City Hall and the Post Office noting
were the Council was that the entire Council could go over to Frankfort.
Hearing no other business a motion was made to adjourn the meeting. The
motion was made by Don Cornelius and seconded by Bob Braun. All were in favor
and the motion carried.
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Gary Schwenzfeier, Jim Krystosek, Don Cornelius, Maureen Andrews, Thorp_
Meyer, and Bob Miller attended the meeting at the Frankfort Town Hall to
discuss the water problem in Frankfort.
Keith Franklin reviewed with the Town Board the problem he is having
because of plugged or broken tile. There was some discussion regarding the
Letter of Intent to sue the City of Albertville and Frankfort Township.
One of the Township Board members noted that there was an easement in
Green Haven Estates and Barthel's Rolling Hills and that if someone wanted to
go in and fix the problem they were free. Mr. Bill Goodrich clarified this
statement noted that the easement allows the Township to enter onto the
property to make repairs not anyone else.
There was some discussion regarding what needed to be done to get the
water flowing, who was going to pay for it and when it was going to be done.
It was noted that the long term solution would require a Feasibility Report
and hearing to do the work. The representative of MN/DOT stated that after the
rain on Saturday night there was water standing on the shoulder of the freeway
and that something would have to be done immediately to correct the problem.
It was agreed that all the parties involved should get together and find
a solution to the problem. It was agreed that representatives from the
Frankfort, Albertville and WD(OJT would meet out at the site to see if a
solution can be found to the problem. The meeting was scheduled for 4:P0 p.m.
on Tuesday at the site unless it rain, in which case the group would meet at
City Hail in Albertville.
There was no other discussion, so the City excused themselves and left.
PAGE 7
ROBERT J. MILLER LAW OFFICES, P.A.
9405 - 36th Avenue North
New Hope, MN 55427
(612) 542-3030
FAX: 542-3161
ROBERT J. MILLER LEGAL ASSISTANT
GEOFFREY A. MILLER June 19, 1990 HOLLY V. TROMBLEY
File No. 1300.90
The Honorable Mayor and
City Council
City of Albertville
5964 Main Avenue
Albertville, MN 55301
Re: Calculation of Vacation Pay/Break in Service
Dear Mayor and Councilmembers:
We have reviewed the issue as to how vacation pay should
be calculated where an employee ended employment before complet-
ing a full one year and thereafter was re-employed.
The Personnel Policy is not clear on this matter but
a reasonable interpretation would be that the period of time
that he initially worked could be used in calculating his
accrued vacation pay.
We come to that conclusion based upon language in Section .19,
Vacation Leave.
In clause (b) reference is made that vacation pay should
be based on years of service. In clause (c) it is stated
that the annual anniversary date of initial employment shall
be used to determine the days of vacation leave to be accrued
each year.
In clause (f) it states that any permanent employee leaving
a municipal service in good standing and giving proper notice
of such termination of employment shall be compensated for
vacation leave accrued and unused at the time of actual termina-
1 -ion.
All the above suggests a philosophy that it is intended
to provide vacation pay based upon the total time that a person
has worked for the City. There is nothing in the language
that says that a break in service before one year is completed
The Honorable Mayor and
City Council
June 19, 1990
Page Two
requires the employee to forfeit his days worked towards accruing
vacation pay. If the person is deemed fit for municipal employment
during both the initial employment phase and a subsequent
re-employment, it would seem that a -reasonable interpretation
would be that he would be allowed all his "accrued" vacation
as an appropriate "fringe benefit".
Certainly an argument can be made that as it is not specifically
so stated that when a person has not completed one year before
a break in service, no vacation should be accrued.
In summary, however, we feel that the first interpretation
is better in that it furthers the purpose of providing vacations
to employees and also gives the employee the benefit of language
construction where the language is not totally clear.
Very truly yours,
Robert J. Miller
RJM:hvt
i •� i 14
..r,
SEWER ACCOUNTS
i
MAND F. PROPERTIES OF
JfTqE6 BAUER CONSTRUCTION
: ry E' FAMILY
ALBERTVILLE ATHLECTIC ASSOC.
iE PAPA
SCOTT JOHNSON
FRASER BUILDING PARTNERSHIP
SHERBURNE COUNTY ABSTRACT
STEVEN PANUSKA
FIRST SEC URI TY TITLE
S ICE'fX43IC COUNTY a !i
WRIGHT TITGUARAN TEE
WRIGHT• ' E
SHERBURNE COUNTY ABSTRACT
TRI COUNTY ABSTRACT
WRIGHT TITLE GUARANTEE 00.
4_ :aN&k i
'1/ E• .. i ' Xr.
JIM t1Ci' CONSTRUCTION
1
.J.-S HEATING
PAT HUGHES
RON :E 'ICE'
BILLS TO BE PAID
JUly 2, 1990
CHECK NUMBER
10628
NORTHERN
149.98
i• •
•i PEDLAR
20.50
'i • li
DENNISFERN t1 :
1,880.00
im3i
FRANKFORT Ti ' ti i'
153.00
1M32
"ICI RITE
123.00
1W35
MN COPY SYSTEMS INC.
127.65
IM37
CHEM-DRY
•KRWC
30.00
10641
UNITED E.' i E ti
10642
/i i
93.71
10643
1SANITATION
1W44
CROWE' NEWS
28.13;
1M45
AMERICANi !'
251.25
10647
LEROY:ER
i • :
' E
r5-
• ',
JIM KRYSTOSEK
10651
DONATUS, VETSCH
10653
.OB BRAUN
0. •
JACKIE PETERSON
10620
KEN LINDSAY645-19
IM21
MIKE RUTKOWSKI
10622
JIM :EC E
06
RUTKOWSKI
158.97
10625
MAUREEN11'C,
•
DIVERSIFIED INSP. SERVICES
2,103.05
TOTAL10654
ADDITIONAL BILLS TO BE PAID
10655 WICKS FURNITURE
M. N ••
MONTICELLO ANIMAL CONTROL
10658 NORTHERN OXYGEN SERVICE, INP
10660 MTI DISTRIBUTING CO.
10661 GRUYS, JOHNSON.
$1,656.00
12.09
67.50
22.50
156.47
4.61
126.50
TOTAL $2,045.67
RUN, 14-XN-90 INSTALLATION WE--JJRjaff Co. SPSIFF DEPT- PAGE 1
CFS14 ZRIS: 21 t t t
PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO E N F 0 R S
HOW RECEIVED CODES: ALL
ACTIVITY CODES: ALL CALLS FOR SERVICE
INCIDENT R"MY BY ACTIVITY
O5105/90 THM 05/31/90
ACTIVITY CODE/ PRI INCIDENT SEQ HM TIME DATE PER"/
DESCRIPTION GRID LOCATION APT OFF NUMBER NO. RECV RECV REPORTED BUSINESS NAME
09170
0
ABANDONED VEHICLE
09172
0
VEHICLE IN DITCH
,
09400
0
MV ACCIDENTS - IMITABLE
09400
911
MY ACCIDENTS - STABLE
09402
0
MV-MV
09402
0
MV-MV
09402
0
,MY-MV
09402
911
MV-MV
09402
911
MV-MV
09402
911
MV-mv
09468
0
H&RACCIM14T
09468
0
H & R ACCIDENT
09524
0
AREA CEOK
09526
0
HARASZ?E,'NT
09527
0
LITTERING
096M
911-GRAS
Firrm CALL
ALBERTVILLE VILL 246 90007735 01 P 2132 05/07/90 YCOMAHL, WAYNE
ALBERTVILLE VILL ' MSP 90OW4 01 P 0641 05/19/90 TOPPING, JODY
I94 & EXIT-21 MSP 90008689 01 P 1656 05/20/90 DHEIN, BARB
194-21 MSP KW7703 01 P 1605 05/07/90 GOULD, JERRRY MIMA.EL
MAIN & 50TH ST-21 295 90008867 01 P 0230 05/20/90 DEMAFtS, MICHAEL OFN
MAIN & 50TH ST-21
295
90008867
02
P
0230
05/20/90
NORTHERN STATES Pcwl R
MAIN & 50TH ST-21
295
90008367
03
P
O2'.30
05/20/90
FEIKES, AU
MAIN S 58TH ST-21 294 90007763 01 P 1700 05/08/90 WILSON, PETER vBFL"I
MAIN S 58TH ST-21 294 90007768 02 P 1700 05/08/90 RODEN, BERINARD „EMmc-
MAIN S 581H ST-21 294 900077763 03 P 1700 05/08/90 1"ELNICK, C1 SYL M41CZ WILS
PK LT DON'S AUTO-21287 90009003 01 P 1839 05/24/90 MS DEliEL N,ENT
PK LT DON'S AUTO--21237 MOM 02 P 1839 05/24/90 VNZEW, DaMAS 4AN
ALBERTVILLE VILL
260
K009031
01
P
2334
05/24/90
BECKER, R iUw
ALBERTVILLE VILL
280
90009133
01
P
0910
05/26/90
NIESEN, DAVID ALLEN
AUERTVILLE VILL 270 90008465 01 P 1548 05/17/90 LLND, THGV'�AS
ALBERTVILLE VILL 90008072 01 P 1711 0511:J90 ANMRSOTN, TIMOTHY
RUM 14-JN-90
INSTALLATION NAME —HRIW Co. q.f-RIFr- DEPT-
PAM 2
CFS14 .MIS.' 21
PRIMARY ISN'S OILY? NO
E N F
0 R S
HOW RECEIVED CODES: ALL
- ACTIVITY CODES: ALL
CALLS FOR SERVICE
INCIDENT
SUMMY BY ACTIVITY
05/05/90 THRU 05/31/90
ACTIVITY CODE/
PRI
INCIDENT
SEB
W,4
TIME
DATE
PERSON/
DESCRIPTION
GRID
LOCATION APT
OFF
NUf'M
NO.
RECV RECV
REPORTED
BUSINESS NAt1E
09651
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
2880
90007971
01
P
1642
05/11/90
ALTHAf% AKY
LIQUOR VIOLATION
09651
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
287
900080M
01
P
2018
05/23/90
BURKE,
LIQUOR VIOLATION
09654
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
280
90007959
01
P
1400
05/11/90
PLLMING & HEATING ECMOMIZER
UNFOUNDED Thk-77
09656
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
295
90008028
01
P
08X
05/12/90
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
SOLICITING
09730
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
90007698
01
P
1502
05/07/90
LIMMNFELZER, KAREN
MEDICAL
09730
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
260
90WMI4
01
P
0010
05/16/90
HAUAN, ALAN
!'EDIt:AL
09751
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
260
90009107
01
0103
05/25/90
JJVENILE PLACEMENT
09800
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
287
90003780
01
P
2153
05/21/90
MiN, ,LIE
PUBLIC PEACE
09805
0
ALBS1 VILLE VILL
280
90007960
01
P
1359
05/11/90
BRNING, SCOTT
MOTORIST AID
09%1 5
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
269
90008195
01
P
=49
05/13/90
ALTeAN, CORY
MOTORIST AID
09805
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL
269
90008197
01
P
2330
05/13/90
OBRIAN, J1Y
mo,roRIST AID
09805
0
ALBEZiTVILLE VILL
260
9000M
01
P
2001
05/25/90
SMITH, KiPSERLY
MOTORIST AID
09807
0
ALBEFtTVILLE VILL
295
90006657
01
P
1117
05/20/90
RYAN, M04 PATRICK
TRAFFICIPARKING
09807
0
ALB-RTVILLE VILL
295
90008661
01
P
1205
05/20/90
DAHLHEIt'I=R, TRUDY
TRAFFIC/PARKIN+3
09807
0
AIMTVILLE VILL
280
nOM262
01
P
0953
05/29/90
CITY OF ALBE.RiVILLE
TRAFFIC; PARKING
M07
0
XSERTVILLE VILL
294
90009479
01
P
1005
05/30/90
BISTODEAU, MRY JAPE
TRAFFIC/PARKING
RUN: 14 JUN-90
LTS14 JURIS: 21
PRIMMY ISN'S ONLY? NO
HOW RECEIVED CODES: ALL
ACTIVITY CODS: ALL
ACTIVITY CODE/
DESCRIPTION
U9820
DOG COMPLAINT
09£i2'0
DOG M*LAINT
09906
ROAD HAllARD
09908
DELIVER MESSAGEE
INSTALLATION NAM -WRIGHT Co. SHERIF DEPT-
E N F 0 R S
CALLS FOR SERVICE
INCIDENT SUMMARY BY ACTIVITY
05/05/90 THRU 05/31/90
PRI INCIDENT SM
HOW
TIME
DATE
PERSON/
GRID
LOCATION APT OFF NUMBER NO.
REC1 RECV
REPORTED
BUSINESS NAME
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL .2d9 90009038 01
P
0712
05/25/90
WALD, DALE M=r
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL 289 90009354 01
P
Q644
05/29/90
WALD, nAU
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL MSP 90009404 01
P
1510
05/29/90
n4ANDR3 LE}I
0
ALBERTVILLE VILL 290 90008025 01
P
0731
05/12/90
HEUO:S, LAMY J
09933 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
RFPOSSESSEJ VEHICLE
09933 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
REPOSSESSED VEHICLE
09943 0 ALIRERTVILLF VILL
%SPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
09945 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
MISCELLAiEC1;S INFOGRi ATION
A2342 Ch'dALBERTVILLE VILL
AELT 2-INFLICTS ICDILY HARM-OTH WEAP-ADLT-rQ
A5355 d4d k1 ALBERTVILLE VILL
ASLT 5-INFLICTS A7EhPTS FF-HAIJDS-t""r�D-r�CB
C3112 �'�'�� 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
FORGERY -MS -MAKE ALTER DESTROY-CHED,-DUS!NESS
J2500 4�7 ^0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
TRAFFIC-6- -DRIVE UNDER INFLUE?XE OF LIQUOR
1= it 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE UNMR IVLLE�a OF LIM
M3001 0 XBERTVILLE VILL
JJVENILE-ALCXL atlmlrl
M4199 6&JA 'r^ � 0 ALBB VILLE VILL
LIQUOR - OTHER
N30400 ALBEftTVILL VILL
DISTURB PUBLIC
Ei C AJ IS..ANC£
9000M 01 P 2113 05/16/90 NORWEST BANK
9OM600 01 P 1425 05/31/90 WEEK, DAVID JR
90008532 01 P 1640 05/18/90 MASON, KAREN
PAGE 3
260 90005305 01 P 2122 05/15/90 CITY OF AL9ERTVILLE
272 90009109 02 V 0030 05/26/90
272 90009109 01 V 0030 05/26/90
239 90007526 01 P MI 05/05/?0 DCN'S AUTO
287 90OM4 01 V 0145 05/23/90 WRIGM COUNTY GHERIFF'S DEFa T
237 90008M 01 P 0140 05/19/90 ARIGHT COUNTY ShSIFF'S DEFT
272 M9109 04 V 0030 05/26/90
272 900100558 01 V 2040 05/25/90 6RIGHT COUNTY 5rERIFF'S OUT
237 90009508 01 P 1857 05/20/90 CITY OF ALBERTVILL
RUN: 14-J-*90 INS'TALLATION WE —WRIGHT CO. SMIFF DEPT-
CFS14 JUIS. 21 * t f t }
PRIMARY 1SN'S ONLY? NO E N F 0 R S
HOW RECEIVED CODES: ALL
ACTIVITY CODES: ALL CALLS FOR SERVICE
INCIDENT SUMNY BY ACTIVITY
05/05/90 TPRU 05/31/90
ACTIVITY CODE) FRI INCIMNT SE-0 HN TIPS DATE PERW'N/
DESCRIPTION GRID LOCATION APT OFF NL't'M NO. WCV RECV REPORTED BUSINESS NAPE-
N3190 � � 0 RMTVILLE VILL
DISTURB PEACE-M-NAFff� S S I NG CDMUN I CATIONS
N3190 Z6'V Alp� 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
DISTURB PEACE-MS-F{ARRA ING COMMUNICATIONS
N3190 �%"�`"" GX'`J 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
DISTURB PEACE-)MS-H�ASS I NG CLNIMN I CATIONS
N319,0 `!� 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
DISTUB PEACE-MS-FiARRASSING COV"ICATIONS
N3190 «%r�Iry 0 ALBERTVILLF VILL
DISTUB PEACE-MS-HARRASSIPIi COM"ICATIONS
P3110 �/-xd 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL
PROP DAMAGE-n-PRIVATE-i3ViC I�
U302byz,v
20.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL
THEFT-M-ISSUE WL'Rr}LES CHECK-$250 LESS
U3026 K �� 20.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL
TiEF7-M-iSSUE 'oUTR-ES GiECK-3257 LESS
=26 « 20.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL
THEFT-MS-IME bWhl-EES COCK-3250 LESS
U3026 t! e 20.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL
THUT-n-ISSUE WCRTFLES CFECX-i2sQ LESS
LS026 << /f 20.00 ALBERWILLE VILL
TFEFi-MS-ISlLE WORTFLZB ClHECK-$250 LEGS
LW216 it le 20.00 ALBFRTVILLI= VILL
TiqEFf-MS-ISSUE KIRTHLES CNECX-i2A LESS
LCO26 cc ry 25.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL
THEFT-M-ISSUE �ORTiL`S 0=ECK-$250 LESS
L 13026 4' tr 25.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL
ThUT-MS-ISSUE 'IWL'RT}LZES L>ELX-$250 LESS
U3026 c( (t 25.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL
TFEF7-PlS�-IIZ---EE WCRTTFLES G�CK-i�0 LESS
X3080 (�=-ALBERTVILLE VILL
CRL'1 Au4sr ADMN JUST OBST LEGAL PRUC`SS
90007809 01 P 0940 05/09/90 SPENCE, JWYt
280 90007835 01 P 1450 05/09/90 O'MNELL, KATHY
90009145 01 P 1132 05/23/90 rEYER, LISA M
PAGE 4
90009540 01 P 1034 05/21/90 LAM, PATRICIA KATHLEEN
90009648 01 P 2200 05i31/90 STEFFEiS, TED
295 900086.55 01 P 1042 05/20/90 HEIKES, JMYr MARIE
M6915 01 I 0800 05/09/90 152 CLUB
9000b915 02 I OM 05/09/90 ALBERTVILLE BAR
90006915 03 I 0800 05/09/90 ALBERTVILLE BAR
90007M 03 I 0800 05/09/90 152 CLUB
90007M 05 I 0800 05/09/90 152 CLUB
9W078= 06 I 0800 05/09/90 152 CLUB
90007822 01 I 0800 05/09/90 152 CLUB
90007822 02 I 08W 05/09/90 152 CLUB
90007M 04 I 0800 05/09/90 152 CLUB
272 90009109 03 V 0030 05/26/90 ME•'ER, TAD GARY
There were 8 traffic tickets issued.
RUN: 20-jUN-90
ADU01 JURIS: 21
PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY'? NO
NAME TYPES: A T B
ACTIVITY CODES: ALL
INCIDENT PER INC NAtE ADULT NAME
NUMBER SEQ SEQ TYPE
GRID ADDRESS
90006915 1 1 A
20.00
90007822 1 1 A
25.00
90008140 1 1 A
90008140 6 1 A
90008140 8 1 A
90008140 9 1 A
90008140 10 1 A
90408394 1 1 A
90008895 1 1 A
90009109 1 1 A
90009508 1 1 A
90010058 1 1 A
90683025 1 1 T
TI-MA
90683841 1 1 f
TI-MA
90683848 i 1 T
TI-MA
INSTALLATION NAME --WRIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEPT-
#fftt
E N F 0 R S
ADULT SUMMARY BY INCIDENT - WITHIN 'DATE REPORTED'
05/01/90 THRU 05/31/90
PAGE 1
OFF DATE OF RACE DATE OF: DATE OF ACT SIPPLEMENT ARREST
NO. BIRTH SEX REPORT DISPOS. CODE ID NUMBER DISPOSITION
CITY STATE ARREST ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
LEHN, GERALD TERRANCE
2/20/67 M W
6197 KALENDA COURT
ALBERTVILLE MN
MARTINSON, JEFFREY LYNN
1/15153 M W
5667 MAIN ST
ALBERTVILLE MN
BYWATER, .ASON ANDREW
281 12/31/71 M W
4350 CR 50
DELANO MN
JAiNSON, LMER IVAN
281 8110/70 M W
RT 2 BOX 344
DELANO MN
HEhxaLEY, WADE FRANCIS
281 2/24/72 M W
RT 3 BOX 706E
DELANO MN
BIER, MATTHEW DIAL-SOO
281 2/06/72 M W
PO BOX 95 TOMAHAWK
HAMEL
HAMMER, JLLIE KAY
281 4/10/71 F W
1723 PULASKI RD
BUFFALO
RASMUSSEN, DALE LYNN
287 7/01/62 M W
2542 CENTRAL AV NE #5
MPLS
WOLFGRAM, THOMAS DALE
287 9/26/56 M W
125.,82 49TH ST
ST MICHAEL
LINDENFELS'ErR, JASOV ALAN
2/2 9/02/68 M W
6495 NE ODELL
ELK RIVER MN
FESENMAIER, ADAM J
287 6/30/70 M W
317 CLIF7ON AVE
MINNEAPOLIS MN
WENNER, CHRSTOPHER WAYNE
272 3/10/70 M W
658 KJELLBERGS PARK
MONTICELLO
DEMARS, MICHAEL JOHN
295 9/26/64 M
ROGERS
FRIZZELL, RANDY EDWARD
287 8114/61 M
BROOKLYN CENTER MN
WOLFGRAM, THOMAS DALE
287 9/26/56 M W
12582 49TH ST
ST MICHAEL
5/09/90 U3026 REL BAIL OR RO
5/09190 THEFT -MS -ISSUE WORTHLES CHECK-$250 LESS
5/09/90 U3026 REL BAIL OR RO
5/09/90 THEFT -MS -ISSUE WORTHLES CHECK-$250 LESS
5/13/90
5113/90 M4199 23480
REL BAIL OR RO
5/13/90
LIQUOk - OTHER
5/13/90
5/13/90 M4199 23469
REL BAIL OR RO
5/13/90
LIQUOR - OTHER
5/13/90
5/13/90 M4199 23471
REL BAIL OR RO
5/13/90
LIQUOR - OTHER
5/13/90
5/13/90 M4199 23470
REL BAIL OR RO
5/13/90
LIM - OTHER
5/13/90
5/13/90 M4199 23473
REL BAIL OR RO
5/13/90
LIQUOR - OTHER
5/23190
5/23/90 J2500 22541
REL BAIL OR RO
5/23/90
TRAFFIC -GM -DRIVE UNDER INFLLENCE OF LIQUOR
5/19/90
5/19/90 J3500 23539
REL BAIL OR RO
5/19/90
TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE UNDER INFL0a OF LIM
5/26/90
5/26190 A5355 272
REL 'MAIL OR RO
5126/90
ASLT 5-INFLICTS ATTE?FTS HRM-HANDS-CHILD-ACQ
5/30/90
5/30/90 N3040 287
REL BAIL OR KI
5/30/90
DISTURB PEACE -MS -PERMIT PUBLIC NUISANCE
5/25/90
5/25/90 M4199 20355
REL BAIL OR RO
5/25/90
LI - OTHER
5/21/90
09020 23550
NO ENTRY
CARELESS/RECKLESS DRIVING
5/02/90
0911
NO ENTRY
EXPIRED REGISTRATION
5i19/90
09091 23539
NO ENTRY
OPEN BOTTLE
RUM= 20-JUN-90 INSTALLATION NAME-WRIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEPT- PAGE
ADU01 JURIS: 21 f f f f f f
PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO E N F 0 R S
NAME TYPES: A T B
ACTIVITY CODES: ALL ADL>LT SUMMARY BY INCIDENT - WITHIN 'DATE REPORTED'
05/01/90 THRU 05/31/90
INCIDENT PER INC NAME ADULT NAME
R AI O SEQ SEQ TYPE
GRID ADDRESS
90684278 1 1 T WALKER;'BRUCE HAND
TI-MA
JURIS 21 TOTALS - NUMBER OF INCIDENTS: 16
OFF DATE OF RACE DATE OF: DATE OF ACT SUPPLEMENT ARREST
NO. BIRTH SEX REPORT DISIM. CODE ID NUMBER DEPOSITION
CITY STATE ARREST ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
•271 9/26/66 M 5128/90 09091 23591 NO ENTRY
MONTROSE OPEN BOTTLE
RUN! 20-JUN-90
JW01 J1RIS:21
PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO
WUE TYPES: A T B
ACTIVITY LADES: ALL
INCIDENT PER INC NAME JUVENILE NAME
NUMBER SEQ SEQ TYPE
GRID ADDRESS
90NO140 2 1 A
90008140 3 1 A
90006140 4 1 A
90006140 5 1 A
90006140 7 1 A
90009109 2 2 A
90009109 2 3 A
90009109 2 4 A
90684217 1 1 T
TI-MJ
906MI28 1 1 T
TI-MJ
JIJRIS 21 TOTALS - N
INSTALLATION WE-WRIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEFT- PAGE i
i f i f t t
E N F 0 R S
JUVENILE SUMMARY BY INCIDENT - WITHIN 'DATE REPORTED'
05/01/90 THRU 05/31/90
OFF DATE OF RACE
DATE OF:
DATE OF ACT SUPPLEMENT
CONTACT
NO. BIRTH SEX
REPORT
DISPOS. CODE 10 NUMBER
DISPOSITION
CITY STATE
CONTACT
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
72 M
W
5/13/90
5/13/90 MI J16230
HNO W/I OPT-Wl
MN
5/13/90
JUVENILE -ALCOHOL OFFENDER
72 M
W
5/13/90
5/13/90 M3001 J16231
HNO W/I DPT-Wi
MN
5/13/90
JUVENILE -ALCOHOL OFFENDER
72 M
5/13/90
5/13/90 M3001 J16234
HND W/I DPT-Wi
MN
5/13/90
JUVENILE -ALCOHOL OFFENDER
73 M
W
5/13/90
5/13/90 NMI J16243
HND W/I OPT-W3
MN
5/13/90
JUVENILE -ALCOHOL OFFENDER
72 M
W
5113/90
5/13/90 M3001 J15022
HND W/I DPT-W&
MN
5/13/90
JUVENILE -ALCOHOL OFFENDER
72 M
W
5/26/90
5/26/90 A2342 272
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TO: ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: STEVEN KLITZKA
DATE: JUNE 1ST, 1990
RE: PARKBOARD CHAIRMAN
COUNCIL:
I would like this to act as my submittal as letter of
resignation from the Parkboard. I would like to thank
everyone for the opportunity of allowing me to be in-
volved in the Parkboard.
If you recall, last year the council had designated my
term as 1 year ending May of this year. Due to several
business opportunities and another political challenge,
I must submit my resignation.
Again, thank you for the opportunity to have served the
Parkboard and I wish each of you the best of luck.
Sincerely yours,
Steven M./ 1` a
Parkboard Chairman
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2f.. 1990
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