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1990-08-06 CC Agenda/PacketCITY OF ALBERTVILLE • P. O. BOX 131 ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301 PHONE: (612) 497-3384 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA AUGUST 6, 1990 I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA III. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES * July 16, 1990 IV. COMMUNITY FORUM 7:00 Public Hearing for the Street Vacation for the Old 152 Right -of -Way Public Hearing for the Street Improvements for • Barthel's Park's Edge Public Hearing for Variance of Size for Storage Shed for Ron Yanish V. DEPARTMENT BUSINESS a. MAINTENANCE - Other Business b. ENGINEERING * - Feasibility Report for Sanitary Sewer Trunk to STMA - Update on Drainage Problem in Frankfort Township - Other Business c. LEGAL - Update on Building Permit Issue - Other Business d. ADMINISTRATION * - Income Received and Bills to be Paid * - Design for Organization's Banner Cabinet * - Quotes for Hand Railings - Motion to change September 3rd Council Meeting to September 4th because of the Labor Day Holiday - Need to set Public Hearing for the 1989 Improvement Project Make our City ........ Your City We invite Home, Industry, Business VI. COUNCIL MEMBER'S REPORT VII. OTHER BUSINESS * - Sheriff's Report for June * - Copy of Ordinance 1990-5; 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 THE OPERATION OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND DEVICES ON PAVED TRAILS * - Copy of Ordinance 1990-6; AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF OUTDOOR AREAS OF ON -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE PREMISES AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF • IX. ADJOURNMENT • CITY OF ALBERTVILLE P. O. BOX 131 ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301 PHONE: (612) 497-3384 COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 6, 1990 The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to order by Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier. Members present included Bob Braun, Donatus Vetsch, Don Cornelius, and Jim Krystosek. Others present included Maureen Andrews, Bob Miller, Thore Meyer, Kevin Mealhouse, and Jackie Peterson. The agenda for the evening was reviewed by the Council. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch to approve the agenda. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutes of the April 16, 1990 Council meeting was given to the Council at the beginning of the meeting. It was decided to wait in approving the minutes until the next Council Meeting, giving the Council members time to read the minutes before approval. The minutes of the July 16th Council meeting were reviewed. A motion was made by Don Cornelius to approve the minutes. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion was carried. The first item on the agenda was the Public Hearing for the Street Improvements for Barthel-s Parks Edge. A motion to call the Public Hearing was made by Donatus Vetsch. The motion was seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the motion carried. Maureen Andrews informed the Council that a notice was posted an published. She also explained that the estimated cost for the improvements would be approximately $95,000.00 Thore Meyer then gave a brief update on the July 16-th Feasibility Report for the project. He said the only change in the Feasibility Report related to the issue of the timing of the installation of the second lift of black top. Don Cornelius said that he thought that we should not let the second lift go beyond one year. He felt that it would not be fair to the new home owners and would be a hindrance to them. Make our City ........ Your City We invite Home, Industry, Business Donatus Vetsch brought up the placement of the fire hydrants positioned at 300 feet apart. Thore said that the placement was subject to Joint Powers approval. If they wanted the hydrants at 250 feet, it could be done by placing one on the other side of the cul-de-sac, this would not change the quantity of hydrants. Jim Krystosek then asked how long the improvement contract could be left open before the City had to install the second lift of blacktop. It was noted that usually a contract is not extended out much beyond three years because of the fact that the contractor has to bid the project so not to lose money on the project because of cost difference in construction prices on a year to year basis. Bob Miller stated that the contract could be let in such a fashion so that the prices would not change for the life of the project. Thore noted that the contractors will price their bids accordingly to allow for any price changes that may occur. At that time Maureen pointed out that that the first years construction would include the installation of the sewer and water, the curb and gutter and one lift of blacktop and the second year's construction would be for second lift of blacktop. There was no further discussion regarding the improvement hearing so Don Cornelius made the motion to close the public hearing. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Bob Miller suggested that a motion be made to formally order the improvement project construction formally and instruct Thore Meyer to prepare the plans and specifications. Jim made the motion to approve the RESOLUTION ON PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED STREET AND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS NO 1990-1 AND ORDER CONSTRUCTION stipulating that the contract would not be awarded until after the Developer's Agreement for the project is signed. Donatus seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. A motion was made to have Meyer-Rohlin prepare the plans and specifications for the Council's review. The motion was made by Bob Braun and was seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the motion carried. The next item on the agenda was the Public Hearing for the Street Vacation for the Old 152 Right-of-way. Donatus Vetsch made the motion to call the Public Hearing to order. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Maureen informed the Council that the meeting had been posted and registered. The minutes should reflect that no one was present for the hearing. PAGE 2 Bob Miller said that it is not clear yet as to who is the rightful owner of the property. He pointed out that Keith Franklin's attorney was having a title search done to determine who the land would revert back to. Bob stated that this needed to be done so that the City was not creating a new parcel which would not be buildable. It was suggested that the Council not take any action on the matter until this issue was clarified. The Council discussed briefly some of the problems that may arise if the City approves this road vacation prior to the water problem being resolved. After more discussion the Council decided to table the decision until the water problem issue has been solved. A motion was made by Jim Krystosek to close the hearing. The motion was seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the motion carried. The next topic of discussion was the Public Hearing for Variance of size for storage shed for Ron Yanish. The Planning Commission meeting was called to order by Chairman Tom Haller. Members present included Mark Daleiden, LeRoy Berning and Donatus Vetsch. Commission member Rick Bishop was absent. The Public Hearing was called to order by Mark Daleiden. LeRoy Berning seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Maureen informed the Planning Commission and Council that the Notice of the Hearing had been published and posted as required. Maureen briefly reviewed the Planning Report prepared on the Yanish request. The two bodies were informed that because of poor soil conditions that exist on the lot that Mr. Yanish was not able to build an addition on his garage and was therefore requesting a Conditional Use Permit to allow a 20' X 20' storage shed in his side yard. The report indicated that a permit had been pulled in October of 1989 for such addition, but when the construction was started that the poor soil condition were found. The report went on to explain that according to Kevin Mealhouse, if the condition of the existing soil under the garage is questionable that he would would not allow the addition to be attached to the existing building because of potential shifting of the building. Maureen pointed out that if the finding of fact are proven to be true than the Yanish property does meet the hardship definition as described in Section 500.1 (2), pertaining to the issue of variances and therefore the Conditional Use Permit should be granted. At this time Mr. Ron Yanish explained to the Council that last PAGE 3 fall when he was planning to build the garage addition, he had checked the soil with a backhoe, up to the garage. He stated that he had gone down 12 feet and still did not find suitable soil for footings. Ron told the Council that he would have rather built on to his garage for the extra space. But since he can not, he would like to build that same size. It was suggested that Ron should have a core sample done. The cost of the test would be approximately $400.00 to $500.00. Ron said he had a drill rig available and could get it out to his place the next day. After some additional discussion it was agreed that several areas would be dug up so Kevin could inspect them, if Kevin felt the soils were marginal he would then require the core samples to be done. It was noted that the Planning Commission would have a meeting on August 9th and could review the findings at that time. The issue of amending the Ordinance was then discussed at this time. It was noted that there appears to be a problem with the ordinance and should be discussed and changed if that is the wishes of the Planning Commission and Council. Maureen pointed out that this decision should not hold up the Yanish matter because Ron had proven a hardship which is the justification for approving the conditional use permit. The two bodies decided to postpone any formal decisions at this _ time, suggesting that the matter be tabled until the August 9th meeting, giving Ron time to have to core sample done and presented the finding to the Planning Commission. At that time Mark Daleiden made a motion to close the public hearing. Leroy Berning seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. LeRoy Berning made a motion to table the issue to the August 9th meeting of the Planning Commission. Mark Daleiden seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. A motion was then made to adjourn the Planning Commission meeting. The motion was made by LeRoy Berning and seconded by Mark Daleiden. All were in favor and the motion carried. The next item on the agenda was the Maintenance Department. Ken Lindsay had no updates for the Council at this time. In Engineering, Thore Meyer updated the Council on the Feasibility Report for Sanitary Sewer trunk to St. Michael Albertville school. Thore informed the Council of the changes. He said that the report shows that the Sanitary Sewer line will serve through to the South West corner of the school. PAGE 4 Donatus Vetsch questioned why the costs for the project had increased 16% from the original report put out last year. Thore explained that at that time the plans did not reflect the additional extension of the sewer trunk to the school. The additional line is the reason for the increase. It was then decided to schedule a work meeting to project out to 1991 and 1992 to bring everything up to date. The Council instructed Bob Miller to send a letter to the School Board about the connection changes and what the options are and the monies needed for the changes. Don Cornelius made a motion to accept the revised feasibility report with the extended sewer trunk to the school. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council then reviewed the letter Bob sent to Frankfort Township. The letter was to confirm the City of Albertville`s interest in resolving the issue of drainage and flooding currently under discussion. The letter also asked that Frankfort Township to respond with a letter of what their intentions and expectations of Albertville are. Thore and Maureen told the Council that they had gone out earlier and looked at the situation. Maureen decided to take a real close look at the situation by getting right down to it. She found out that "Yes, there is definitely a water problem here" They said that the water is flowing. The calvert is flowing but the water is 4 to 6 inches over the top of the 6 inch pipe. The Council decided it would be a good idea to contact Alfred Zachman and suggest another meeting with him. The Council decided that the City would just wait for the letter of response from Frankfort township, before making any further moves. The Council reviewed the letter sent to Mr. Loren Kohnen the previous building inspector, regarding the settlement between him and the City. Bob Miller pointed out that he felt that the City should pay what we rightfully owe Mr. Kohnen and settle the matter. He pointed out that he would meet with Mr. Kohnen with a letter of agreement, and a check from the City, in exchange for the records he owes us. A motion was made by Don Cornelius the instruct Bob Miller to meet with Mr. Kohnen. Have Mr. Kohnen sign the settlement papers and give him the check in exchange for the files. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council reviewed the bills to be paid. Donatus Vetsch made a motion to pay the bills. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and checks 10689 through 10752 were paid. PAGE 5 The issue of building a Banner Cabinet was discussed. Maureen _ informed the Council of the bid received. She explained that the cabinet design shows them to be 6 inches deep, 72 inches high, and 108 inches long. It would have 3 doors with paneling inside and cork on the inside of the door . With the doors closed the City could mount the maps, and when the doors were open the Service Organizations could display their banners. The cost of the project would be $860.00 dollars. The question of where the money was to come from was raised. Maureen felt that it would come out of the remodeling fund. After some discussion the Council decided that they would wait until after the first of the year at budget time for any more major purchases. At that time the issue was tabled until a later date. The Council looked at the bids received for installing the hand rail for the main entrance steps. Donatus Vetsch pointed out to the Council that he had talked to Superior. He said that the quote he got from them over the phone was $285.00, not $185.00 like the bid says. He felt that there was either a typo on the bid or he was misquoted over the phone. He then told the Council that he would call Superior back in the morning to confirm the actual price. Bob Braun made a motion to have Donatus check on the bid. When the bids are in, accept the lower one, and have that company install the railing. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Gary Schwenzfeier suggested that instead of installing a canopy at the doors and windows, we should install gutters. This will eliminate the water running off of the roof on to people. Also, he expressed his concern about the miscoloration of the new stucco put on the building. He felt that it could be from water coming off of the roof. If we install gutters, it would keep the water from splashing on to the sides of the buildings also. After some discussion, the Council felt that they should run one along the main door roof and a shorter one along the back door entrance. The cost of gutters runs about $3.50 - $3.60 per foot installed. The Council decided that the building would need 45 feet of gutter and 4 down spouts. This would be a total of $600.00 dollars. There was no further discussion at that time. Jim Krystosek made a motion to change the September 3rd Council Meeting to September 4th due to Labor Day on the 3rd. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. PAGE 6 The Council then set the Public Hearing for the 1989 Improvement Project. They set the date for September 4th, at 7:00 p.m. Don Cornelius made the motion to set the date. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Maureen Andrews brought up the issue of purchasing the radios from Jim Krystosek, for the Maintenance Department. She also pointed out that if the City did purchase the radios, they would need to have new crystals installed. The crystals would cost $40.00 each. Jim then told the Council that he is obstaining from any decision making regarding his radios. He did remind the Council that he does have other buyers and that the Council promised a decision one way or the other to be made at this meeting. The Council decided that they did not need all 7 radios. The Council felt that it would be feasible to buy the 3 Midland mobile radios, and the 1 Midland hand held radio. They asked Jim if he would be willing to sell just the Midlands to the City. Jim said that he would do that. He told the Council that he would need to get $1,000.00 for them. Donatus Vetsch made a motion to purchase the 4 Midlands for $1,000.00 and the new crystals for $160.00, for a total of $1,160.00 dollars. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Donatus Vetsch informed the Council that he had checked the blacktop in the new park. He said that the soil is washing away and undermining the blacktop. He said that something needs to be done before it starts breaking away. After some discussion about the possibilities, it was decided that we would have Ken push dirt in for leveling purposes. The City will wait until fall to put in the sod. Hearing no other comments or discussion, Don Cornelius made the motion to adjourn the meeting. Donatus Vetsch seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. .Pn�c.-7 ;,. :.... �, .._ .., .: �_ . ...., .� ..:: _�.....:.. �..�.... �._�..�...._.._�......� ..,..: 6..:a ....:�.:.. �..,:..�.� _..,mow.; �. � .....�.< �....... __ . . �. .._ ..... COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 17, 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 Krystosek. Others present included Maureen Andrews, Bob Miller, Thore Meyer, Kevin Mealhouse, Ken Lindsay, and Jackie Peterson. The agenda for the evening was reviewed by the Council. Maureen Andrews noted that three additional items needed to be added, that were not included on the agenda. 1. Call from Pete Radaca, Frankfort Engineer regarding a possible Joint Power's Agreement with the City of Albertville and Otsego Township for the purpose correcting the water problem in Frankfort Township. 2. The public acknowledgement of the Lion's Gambling License application. 3. The firemen's request for additional training money and discussion on the need for a new water truck. The Council reviewed and made note of Maureen's additions. A motion was made by Don Cornelius to approve the agenda. The motion was seconded by Donatus Vetsch. All were in favor and the motion was carried. The minutes of the July 2nd Council meeting were reviewed. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch to approve the minutes. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion was carried. The first item on the agenda was a request to allow for a variance in size for a storage shed for Ken Lindsay. The Council was informed that Ken had made request to remove it from the agenda. Under Department Business the first item was Maintenance. Ken Lindsay informed the Council that he had no updates at this time. The issue of the Maintenance Department purchasing radios was brought up. Maureen told the Council that she had been talking with Brad at the Wright County Communications office. Maureen said that Brad told her that he could not tell how old the radios were unless she could provide him with serial numbers. He informed her that if these used radios were on repeaters it could be expensive to switch over to our frequency. He stated that if the City could get the serial numbers he could tell what the dollar value of the radios would be also. Jim Krystosek said that the Midland radios were the same frequency. They are exactly the same as the other ones except that they are 5 years older. It was also noted that the pagers the City owns are on a different frequently and that we would need to get a separate frequency for the radios and pagers. Jim then said he would get the serial numbers together for Maureen to give to Brad. Jim Krystosek made a motion to have Maureen schedule a meeting to review the facts and findings, and to make a decision at that time. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The next item on the agenda was Engineering. Thore Meyer gave a brief presentation of the Feasibility report for Barthel"s Parks Edge. Thore explained that since there was only one property owner there would be a 1001% Petition for Improvements. It was questioned whether or not an Improvement Hearing would need to be held in this case. Bob noted that it was his preference to hold the hearing regardless. The Feasibility Study noted that the project would be served by the existing sanitary sewer on Barthel Industrial Drive, noting that a manhole would need to be out into the existing line. All the service connections to the individual lots would be made from Lansing Circle. The watermain will consist of the extension of the existing 8 inch service lead originally installed as an industrial site sprinkler service. By using this existing service the City will eliminate the second cutting of Barthel Industrial Drive. The water mail will also be extended from the end of the cul-de-sac through the walkway to connect to the existing park service line, thus providing a water loop instead of the deadend lines for Lansing Circle and Larabee Circle. All water service will be made to the main on Lansing Circle and not Barthel Industrial Drive. The report noted that all storm drainage within the development will be handled by surface drainage, utilizing the proposed streets as the conveyance system. No storm sewer is being proposed. A cross -gutter will be constructed where Lansing Circle intersects with Barthel Industrial Drive to maintain the existing flow on Barthel Industrial Drive and provide an outlet for Lansing Circle. The street improvement will consist of 3 1/2-inch bituminous pavement and surmountable concrete curb and gutter placed over a 12-inch gravel base on Lansing Circle. The boulevard section shall be shaped to the proper cross-section with the existing soils. It will be the responsibility of the developer to provide the 4-inch topsoil and sod at such time the homes have been constructed. The contractor shall seed the existing materials to provide only a temporary grass cover. PAGE 2 The report suggested for the curb and street preservation's sake, the City should let the bituminous surfacing in two separate contracts. The first surfacing contract would be for a 2-inch base course, followed with a second contract, after all homes had been built. This would consist of a 1 1/2-inch wearing course. The report suggested that the walkway to the park area would be covered with 4 inches of topsoil and sodded by the street contractor. The path would be located between lots 4 and 5. Thore noted that he had received a copy of the draft copy of the Developer's Agreement for the subdivision. It was pointed out that the developer would be responsible for the installation of a bituminous parkway. Thore stated that there was enough money in the improvement project to cover the installation of said walking path. Thore then went on to explain some of the costs involved in the project. COST SUMMARY The estimated costs for the above improvements are: Sanitary sewer $18,100.00 Water main 17,700.00 Street construction, Phase I 23,000.00 Street Construction, Final Lift 6,000.00 5% Contingencies 3,240.00 18% Engineering 11,660.00 TOTAL $79,700.00 Thore also pointed out that no bonding, financing, administrative or legal costs have been included in these figures. The report noted that the improvements were feasible and should be be done as proposed, and will be a benefit to the abutting properties, so therefore can be fully assessed. There was then discussion the some of the issues discussed in the report. The issue of two contracts for the blacktopping was questioned. It was pointed out that this process would save the condition of the blacktop which can be severely damaged during the home construction. By letting two contract the final lift would go in after any necessary repairs are made to the street and there would be a clean look to the street. FACE 3 Maureen then suggested that if the City was to undertake the project in this fashion that the second lift of blacktop should be figured in for assessment purposes. Bob Miller stated that he did not know if these option could be undertaken because of the requirements of Minnesota Statute 429. He stated that under the 429 financing that there is an one year stipulation regarding awarding the contract after holding the improvement hearing. He also pointed out that may be a problem with trying to assess for work that has not been undertaken prior to assessing the improvement. He said that he would check with Mary Ippel to see what her opinion on the issue would be. Assuming that this option is allowed, Thore suggested that the cost for the second lift of blacktop would run about $6,000.00 to complete the project. Jim Krystosek asked what would happen if the final lift should cost, $8,000.00 dollars instead of the the $6,000.00 that would be assessed for, who would be responsible to pay the difference? Thore pointed out that there should not be much difference in the quoted price. The cost of repairing damage done to a second lift built at the same time would outweigh the small difference in cost in waiting to construct. Don Cornelius questioned whether there were to be 8 or 9 lots. Maureen said that the lots were to be cut down to 8, only if they could not meet the conditions set in the Planner's Report. Donatus Vetsch had a question in regards to the placement of the fire hydrants. Thore explained that the report is suggesting that they be located 300 feet apart instead of the 250 feet required by Joint Powers. It was noted that if Joint Powers does not agree to the placement that they will be relocated accordingly. Bob Braun asked Thore if there would be storm water drainage from the industrial drive. Thore said that the way the drainage is designed that there would not be any. A motion to accept the feasibility report and set a hearing as soon as possible was mad by Bob Braun. The motion was seconded by Don Cornelius. All were in favor and the motion was carried. The (council then discussed briefly the Feasibility Report for Sanitary Sewer trunk to St. Michael -Albertville High School. There was a work meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening. After some discussion the meeting was rescheduled for 5:00 p.m.. The next item on the agenda was legal business. The Council discussed the Adoption of Ordinance 1990-6; AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF OUTDOOR AREAS OF ON -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE PREMISES AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF. Specifically the bar owners of the 152 Club, requesting to put in a garden bar, which would serve liquor and play recorded music. Bob Miller briefly described the ordinance. PAGE4 He said the bar hours requirements are as requested in the July 2nd meeting. He did add an emergency exit to the fence. He included the stipulations that the fence would be 6 feet in height for visual, aesthetics and noise control. He also reiterated that this is a draft copy only. Mike Zachman and Mary Vetsch, two of the bar owners were present to discuss the issue with the Council. They expressed their concern regarding the early hours. Mike said the reason for the garden bar is to provide room for special occasions, such as Friendly City days, the Smelt fry, and Softball tournaments, etc. Donatue Vetsch also thought the time was to strict and should be moved to 11:30 for serving drinks and the music to be turned off at 11:00 p.m. Bob Miller pointed out the possibility of issuing special permits for special events, as the City does with Beer Permits, and Bingo events. This way the ordinance could grant extended bar and music hours. The ordinance could include the stipulations needed regarding the special events permit. He suggested that the ordinance could also include a limit as to how many time a year a special permit could be issued. .Jim Krystosek questioned if the Council adopts the ordinance now, and the bar becomes a problem with the residents, how long would the ordinance be in effect before it could be change? Bob Miller said that a new ordinance could be adopted at the time of their renewal of their liquor license. Donatus Vetsch questioned the size of the patio. Mike explained they had planned on the patio being 25' X 35' and wish to put in a volley ball court. The Council felt that their request was appropriate and that this would be a standard size. The Council further discussed the ideas with Mike and Marv. The Council felt the number of special events should be limited to no more than 6 times during the year. The Council considered the fact that many of the occasions the City has may run for several days. Don Cornelius suggested that the event permits be limited to 6 times per year and each permit be limited to no more than 3 days. The Council requested that Bob redraw the ordinance. There were several different time stipulations discussed as well as each of their merits. It was finally agreed that the ordinance should read that there be no music broadcasted or played in the outside area after 11:00p.m. on regular days, and no music played or broadcasted after 12:00 midnight with the special events permit, The Council also stipulated that there be no alcoholic beverages served after 11:45 p.m. nor consumed after 12:00 midnight on regular nights. Occasions with a Special Permit may serve alcoholic beverages between 12:00 and 1:00 a.m.. PAGE 5 At this time Don Cornelius made a motion to have Bob Miller make the necessary changes to the ordinance by changing the time set forth in the discussion and to add the stipulations for Special Events permits. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion was carried. The Council then discussed the drafted amendments to Personnel Policy Section .19, regarding vacation leave. Bob Miller noted the only changes to the policy was the word "temporary" to clause (A), and the addition of clause (I), regarding full-time permanent employees. He pointed out that everything else is as it was. At this time Donatus Vetsch made the motion to approve the amended personnel policy. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council discussed the Park Ordinance No. 1990-5; ON 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 THE OPERATION OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND DEVICES ON PAVED TRAILS. The purpose of the amendment was to stipulate the use of certain vehicles and devices that would be prohibited in the Four Seasons Park. As requested at the July 2nd meeting, Bob had drafted the Ordinance to prohibit the use of motor vehicles, motorcycles or motorized bicycles, bicycles, all -terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and skateboards. There was several minutes of discussion between the Council and members of the community regarding the prohibiting of bikes in the park. It was pointed out that because of this parks location that there may be people who will want to take their small children down to the park to ride bikes and that the ordinance would not allow this. After some addition discussion it was a agreed that the City would try allowing bikes on the paths, but that if there are problems that arise that the ordinance could be amended in the future. Hearing no other comments or discussion, a motion was made by Donatus Vetsch, to approve Ordinance No. 1990-5; ON 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 THE OPERATION OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND DEVICES ON PAVED TRAILS with the deletion of the word "bicycles". Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. It was suggested that because the 152 Club was looking to construct, the deck yet this summer that it might be advisable to adopt the ordinance pertaining to the sale of intoxicating liquor outdoor prior to the August 6th Council meeting so that they could start the construction of the deck. A motion was then made by Don Cornelius to accept the Ordinance 1990-6; AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF OUTDOOR AREAS OF ON -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE PREMISES AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF with changes. The motion was seconded by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the motion carried. Next three members of the Albertville Fire Department, Eugene Valerius, Rick Wacker, and Dave Vetsch were present to request that the Council approve PAGE 6 additional compensation for the firemen who go through the EMT and First Responder classes in addition to the regular training completed as a requirement of being on the Fire Department. They explained that the total hours put in for the EMT training is 110 classroom hours and 100 hours study time at home. The First Responders class has 40 classroom and 40 home study. The cost of the EMT training is $250.00 and the First response class is $125.00. Every two years they can attend refresher classes at half price. The Fire Department feels that the volunteers who take these classes, should be reimburse for the cost of the training. After some discussion Don Cornelius made a motion to to pay for EMT and 1st Response training upon completion and certification of the course. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. The members of the Fire Department then raised the issue of the condition of the water truck. They explained that the truck is 15 years old with 95,000 miles on it. The brakes constantly go out, it does not start easily, it does not have enough generating power, and they also feel that 12,000 gallon capacity is not enough for many of their calls. They requested that the Council please consider purchasing a new unit. Their request is for the largest water capacity single axle chases truck available. They estimated the cost would be in the range of $65,000.00 and $70,000.00. Maureen pointed out that the 1991 budget has allowed for a new truck. The firemen said that by the time all the pricing of trucks, and the ordering of the new truck was complete, it would be 1991. So would it not be better to not spend a lot of money on the old truck, and save it for a new one. Gary Schwenzfeier said that the Fire Department has to have something now. So they will have to repair the one they have. In the mean time he suggested that the men check into the costs of a new track. Maureen pointed out that if the Department did not do something about the problem, the Department could loose their rating. Jim Krystosek offered to check into some prices on an 18,000 gallon, single axle truck with 2 built in 8" X 8" outlets. Dave Vetsch said that the Department would also form a committee to check into the matter. All agreed and the issue was tabled. The Council then reviewed the Bills to be paid. Jim Krystosek made a motion to pay the bills, check number 10662-10696. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Bob Miller then informed the Council that the new owners of Wright Recycling should sign a new contract with the City since the original contract was with other owners. He also made note that the July payment be sent to the old owners. PAGE 7 The Council then discussed the Park Shelter at the new park. The Lion's Club has agreed to put in the shelter, and will put it in on the lower pad, which is closest to the parking lot and the proposed restroom facilities. The next item on the agenda was the dumping of items on the Eull Concrete Site. Donatus Vetsch informed the Council that he went out to take pictures and look at the problem. He said that people have been dumping Iron, Pump tanks, different crating materials and other misc. materials. Maureen Andrews suggested that Kevin Me.,alhouse go out and inspect the problem and follow through with appropriate action. There was no further discussion and the issue tabled till the next meeting when Kevin could update the Council of what he feels should be done. Next the Council reviewed a letter received Monticello's Animal Control Shelter. The letter states the increase needed to cover the costs of impounding animals. The current fee is $6.75 per day and effective August 1, 1990 the rate will be $7.25 per day. The issue of the water drainage problem in Frankfort Township was then discussed by the Council. Frankfort Township has asked The City of Albertville to share in 1/3 the cost to have a feasibility study done to resolve the water drainage problem. The cost of a study would be approximately $5,000.00 - $8,000.00 dollars. Their wish is to have the study include the land all the way to the river. The Council felt that if the City was going to participate in the feasibility study that it should include the possibility of outletting the storm water generated on the south side of the freeway through the major storm sewer system located in Barthel's Industrial Park. The Council discussed at length, different possibilities and ideas. There was confusion as to what exactly Frankfort Township's wishes are. Bob Miller said that the City of Albertville should write a letter to Frankfort Township asking them to respond with a letter of intent. That way there will be some documentation generated, and will show Frankfort Township that the City is not ignoring them, as well as the fact that the City of Albertville wishes to resolve the problem. After more discussion the Council felt that the City of Albertville should not have to pay for 1/3 of the expense of the Feasibility study, but, would be willing to share their fair share. It would all depend on how much of the study included our land. The next item on the agenda was the approval of the Lion's gambling license. Bob Braun made the motion to approve the license. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. In other business Maureen Andrews informed the Council that she had received a bid on a canopy for the front door. The canopy would be like the one that Vetsch Custom Cabinets has on their building. The cost would run $1,000.00 for the door and $125.00 for each window and a gutter on the back door. PAGE 8 Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier felt that we could have a nice "A" shaped covering over the steps with braces that extend back to the building to hold it up. This would eliminate any posts that could be hazardous or a nuisance. He said that he had discussed this project with Ken Wacker and he felt that the project could be completed, including labor for under $300.00 dollars. The Council then discussed the dimensions that the canopy should be. Gary felt that it should be at least extend 8" to 12" beyond the front of the steps, yet still stay under the roof line. Maureen raised the question as to what kind of railing the Council felt, the steps should have. Donatus said that he would contact Ralph Lahn to get some quotes on railing. Maureen inform the Council that Gary and Donatus had worked on the landscaping of the building today. Gary said that there were some trees to be put in yet and that it should be done some time this week. At that time Donatus made the motion to adjourn the meeting. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. page 9 PLANNING REPORT DATE: CITY OF.- ALBLR`YILLE P. O. BOX 131 ALBERTVILLE, MINNESOTA 55301 PHONE: (612) 497-3384 AUGUST 6, 1990 TO: MAYOR GARY SCHWENZFEIER AND MEMBERS OF THE ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL; AND MR. TOM HALLER, CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE ALBERTVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: MAUREEN T. ANDREWS; CITY ADMINISTRATOR RE: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR DEVIATION IN SIZE FOR THE YANISH STORAGE SHED RECOMMENDATION: Based upon the review of the application as documented in the text of this report and provided that the stipulations set forth herein are met, the applicant has demonstrated justification for the approval of the conditional use permit for the deviation from ordinance standards. Therefore it is recommended that the conditional use permit be granted contingent upon the following stipulations: 1. That the applicant demonstrates to the Building Inspector that unsuitable soil conditions do exist under the current garage and adjacent to the structure so that the placement of frost free footings and the attachment of the new structure to the existing garage is prohibited. 2. That the proposed storage shed is relocated to lie within the rear yard setback. 3. That the proposed storage shed is placed on the property so not to have access to the street to eliminate the potential for the a second driveway. 4. That the proposed storage shed is constructed to conform with height requirements and is built with like materials and design so that it conforms with the existing structure on the site. Make our City ........ Your City We invite Home, Industry, Business . _ a6iO4 Mr. Ron Yanish has requested City approval of a conditional use permit to allow for the construction of a 400 square foot storage shed within the side Yard of his property located at 5629 Lake Avenue. The proposed storage shed exceeds the maximum 150 square feet size requirement for accessory buildings set forth with the City Zoning Ordinance. The subject site is zoned "R-3", Residential Single Family. Attached for reference: Exhibit A - Site Location Exhibit B - Site Plan Previous building permits for the site indicate poor or inadequate soils for building purposes which needed to be corrected prior to the construction of the house on said site. It was noted that soil corrections were required prior to the installation of the footings for the structure. The Inspector's report, indicated that approximately 5 to 6 feet, for fill material was need to be removed from the site prior to the construction of the house. Records indicated that on October 2, 1989 that the applicant made application for a building permit to build a 16' X 22' addition on to his existing 22' X 22' garage. The permit was approved for issuing October 12, 1989. According to the applicant, that after the permit was granted on work was started that the contractor found marginal soils under the north side of the existing garage which also extended into the area on which the proposed addition was to be located. These soils were found to be unsuitable for the placement of footings and there was concern that connecting the addition to the existing building could cause structural problems as well. After finding these conditions the work was stopped and the area was refilled. As mention previously the applicant has submitted a request to construct a 400 square foot accessory structure with his side yard. According to Section 1000.4 (b) of the City Zoning Ordinance, no accessory building for a single family dwelling shall occupy more than 150 square feet when accompanied by an attached garage on the same lot. According to Section 500.1 (2) of the City Zoning Ordinance, a variance shall not be granted unless it can be demonstrated that: a. Unckae hardship will revolt if the variance is denied due to the existence of special conditions and circumstances which are peculiar to the land, structure or building involved. PAGE 2 1. Special conditions may include exceptional topographic or water conditions or, in the case of an existing lot or parcel of record, narrowness, shallowness, insufficient area or shape of the property. 2. Undue hardship caused by the special conditions and circumstances may not be solely economic in nature, if a reasonable use of the property exists under the terms of this Chapter. 3. Special conditions and circumstances causing undue hardship shall not be a result, of lot size of building location when the lot qualifies as a buildable parcel. ( Also see Section 1000.3 (c) of this Chapter.) b. Literal interpretation of the provisions of this Chapter would deprive the applicant of rights commonly enjoyed by other properties in the same district under the terms of this Chapter, or deny the applicant the ability to put the property in question to a reasonable use. c. The special conditions and circumstances causing the undue hardship do not result from the actions of the applicant. d. Granting the variance requested will not confer on the applicant any special privilege that is denied by this Chapter to other lands, structures or buildings in the same district. e. The request is not a use variance. f. Variance request is the minimum variance necessary to accomplish the intended purpose of the applicant. Undue Hardship. Provided that the building inspector can affirm that, unsuit,able soil conditions do exist, on the site so that the attachment of a garage addition is not, feasible the applicant has then proven a physical hardship and the conditional use permit should be granted. B ildina Proposal. As shown on the submitted site plan, the applicant has proposed the construction of a 400 square foot storage shed. The combined square footage of the existing garage and storage shed will amount to 884 square feet, which is less than the 900 square feet allowed for a three stall garage and storage shed combined floor area. While the square footage exceeds the 700 square feet requirement for a 2 stall garage the current soil conditions do prohibit the construction of a 3 stall garage and therefore the deprives the applicant of rights commonly enjoyed by other properties in the same district under the terms of this Chapter. Should the conditional use permit, be granted, the storage shed should be constructed to conform with the height requirements set forth within the ordinance, Section 100.4 (g) and should be built with like materials as the existing structure on the site. PAGE 3 Furthermore the building should be designed and situated on the site to eliminate the possibility or the need for the installation of a second driveway which is prohibited under the ordinance, Section 1200.4 (h) 12. Setbacks. As shown on the applicant's site plan the structure is proposed to be located approximately 10 feet from the side lot line and 55 feet from the front yard property line. According to section 1000.4 (b) 8 of the City Zoning Ordinance, accessory buildings may encroach into the required side and rear yard setbacks within the rear yard of alot, except, however no such encroachment may occur on required easement, or in a required side yard setback abutting a street in the case of a corner lot. In no case shall the setback be less than ten (10) feet. If the City finds the conditional use permit, acceptable, the accessory structure should be relocated to conform to the rP�r yard setback as described in the City Zoning Ordinance. CONCLUSION Based on the preceding review the applicant, has demonstrated a hardship which warrants the granting of the conditional use permit for a deviation from ordinance standards. If approval of the conditional use permit is granted it should be based on the stipulation described in the Executive Summary of this report. PAGE 4 i �210 T. I I 1 - I 1 1 i I , I I I CITY OF r ALBERTViLLE 4 1 _y1 1 WRIGHT COUNTY. 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'L. �4�- ,Y >....' ,off„ � a ''� � p.� ��:�� tL. •... fir, y - ,y��+f. � y REVISED FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR SANITARY SEWER SERVICE TO THE IPROPOSED ALBERTVILLE-ST. MICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL MEYER-ROHLIN, INC. ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS 1111 HIGHWAY 25 NORTH BUFFALO, MINNESOTA 55313 August 31, 1989 Revised July 23, 1990 E-8901-M I hereby certify that this plan, specification, or report was nEngine by me or under my direct supervi.sio ,I am a duly Registered Profess alunder the laws of the //Minnesota. Reg. No. 6218 MEYER-ROHLIN, INC. ENGINEERS -LAND SURVEYORS 1111 Hwy. 25 N., Buffalo, Minn.55313 Phone 612 - 682-1781 City of Albertville c/o Maureen Andrews, Administrator Box 131 Albertville, MN 55301 C7 LJ O July 23, 1990 Re: Revised Feasibility Study for Sanitary Sewer Service To the Proposed Albertville -St. Michael High School Honorable Mayor and City Council: As requested, we have revised the Feasibility Study for the above -referenced project. Project Location The new high school would be located at the intersection of County Roads 19 and 35. The proposed sanitary sewer interceptor would be located approximately halfway between Main Street and County Road 19, and would extend in approximately a north -south diection. The high school would be located in Sections 11 and 12, Township 120, Range 24, Wright County, Minnesota. The intercep- tor would be located in Sections 1 and 12, Township 120, Range 24, Wright County, Minnesota. The forcemain would be located in either Section 1 or Section 12, Township 120, Range 24, Wright County, Minnesota. Project Description The project would consist of providing sanitary sewer service to the proposed high school. Since an exact location of the school building wasn't provided, we assumed a location roughly across the road from the Joint Powers office. As part of this study, consideration for servicing the remaining portion of the city of Albertville southwest of the high school property is included. Three options are being studied and are shown as attachments to this report. Thore P. Meyer, Professional Engineer Robert Rohlin, Licensed Land Surveyor OPTION 1 This option consists of constructing the entire gravity sanitary sewer trunk from the south corporate limits of the city of Albertville to connect into the existing 12-inch interceptor at the south edge of Sunrise Commercial Park. This existing interceptor was installed as part of the 1988-3A Improvement Project which was designed to service the southwest area of Albertville. The proposed sanitary sewer trunk will generally follow the low areas between County Road 19 and Main Street in a southerly direction and extend across the high school site to service the isolated parcel south of the high school site. The: proposed trunk will consist of 10-inch and 12-inch PVC pipe and will be aligned along proposed street locations wherever possible. See attachment Option 1. OPTION 2 Option 2 consists of constructing approximately the souther- ly one-half of the proposed gravity trunk and the installation of a temporary lift station immediately west of Pysk's 4th Addition with a forcemain into the existing sanitary sewer. in the Pysk's 4th Addition. At some future date, the balance of the gravity interceptor trunk would be constructed and the lift station and forcemain abandoned. See attachment Option 2. OPTION 3 Option 3 consists of constructing only that portion of the interceptor trunk that crosses the high school property and locating a temporary lift station at the intersection of this trunk line and County Road 35 ("50th Street). A forcemain would be installed to outlet into the existing sanitary sewer at the intersection of 50th Street and Main Street. As is the case of Option 2, at such time that the interceptor would-be constructed, the lift station and forcemain would be abandoned. See attachment Option 3. COST ESTIMATES Below are the estimated costs for the above -described options. Please note the estimates do not include administrative, legal or bonding costs. Land easement costs are not included, as through proper planning most of this interceptor line could be located on potential street alignments. Option 1 Construction Costs Engineering 13% Contingencies 5% Option 2 Construction Costs Engineering 13% Contingencies 5% Option 3 Construction Costs Engineering 13% Contingencies 5% 228,750 29,740 11,440 $269.930.00 158,990 20,670 7,950 $187,610.00 82,790 10,760 4,140 $ 97,690.00 CONCLUSION All of the above options are feasible as proposed and will result in a benefit to the adjacent properties. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Respectfu ly submitted, MEYER- iIN, INC. ':Fnore Meyer Professional Enqine sl cc: File E-8901-M 0 w 74--,Asa '� � �� - _`' _ 33- F2 EL \Y- -M -D r 7-- 0 .` r-4 LJ. L. — '7 Ip r K l 7 1 Fa K LJ 25 1 ROBERT J. MILLER LAW OFFICES, P.A. 9406 • 36th Avenue North New Hope, MN 55427 (612)542-3030 FAX: 542.3161 ROSEHT l M11 It H GEO;FWYA MILIEIt August 3, 1990 File No. 1300.103 Frankfort Township c/o Sherry Serning, Township Clerk 2775 Lander Avenue Northeast St.. Michael, MV 55376 Re: Floodisig/Drainage Matter Dear Ms. Berning: u r r t 9-= r- . bL I EGAL ASSISTANT H0ayV 114OMBLEY At the request of the City Council I am writing this .letter to confirm the City of Albertvillels interest in the resolution of the drainage and flooding matter currently under discussion. The City is interested in determining the scope of the feasibility study and also how it would be structured. The City of Albertville believes that there may be a need for <l 11st-udY" which explores a variety of approaches in handling t.hc surface waters. Should it be broadened to include the possibility of Albertville solving the surface water run-off by a plan that would redirect the water that Albertville now contributes north of the freeway by design or construction that redirects all of it southeasterly of the freeway? it. may be appropriate that your attorney call me so that we can ciiseuss the fundamentals of the joint power approach and its implementation. very truly yours, Robert J. Miller City Attorney for Albertville RJM:tins ----,-.;-'..----;-----„--------------,-,-----,---,---^--.::---,----;-,:;------------------;-----------I -- -- ---- --L- ------ .T U L— 3 0— 9 0 M O N 1 Z: 3 1 R O B-r M I L L E R L A W O F F I C E P- 02 ROBERT J. MILLER LAW OFFICES, P.A. l ( 9405 -3eth Avenue North ,► j ( -'_ New Hope, MN 55427 (612)542.3030 FAX: 542-3161 ROSERTJ MIL Ltn LF.OAI ASSISTANT GCOAAnCYA MULFR June 18, 1990 NOI.IVV 1140MBLEY :File No. 1300.95 Mr. Loren Kohnen M6trc West Inspection Service 4390 woodhill Drive Loretto, MN 55357 Rt!: City of Albertville -Building Permits/Inspection/Fees Uear Mr. Kohnen: As you may know I met with the staff several times regarding your inspections and request for payment. We also met together with Mr.. Paulson regarding the general status of the Building Permits, Inspections and your requested fees. in working toward a resolution in these matters, I have clasGiiied the premises into three broad categories: Schedules At B and C . Schedule A is a list of permits which the City overall and in a sense concur are satisfactory as to inspection, documentation and requested fees. Schedule B is a list of permits which the City in an overall and general sense concur are satisfactory as to inspections and documentation, but contain some minor discrepancies as to fee calculations. Schedule C is a list of permits where some or all of tho inspections were not made or lack clear documentation, etc:., and the Full fees claimed are in question. The City desires that an amicable accord and satisfaction be roac:hed of these disputed items. The City tenders in full settlement for your work and claim fees the amount of $ 5C ►.�.Y_ . Upon your acceptance the City will promptly forward you a check .in such amount and I will deliver the permits that I c.urruritly haves .ir►, u►y tiles Cur klieg CILy Lw kvzp am Lhe-iz J�CLlllutl%ML public records. in addition, it will be necessary that you deliver to the City the files on Westwind and Pheasant Ridge. would you please evidence your assent to the foregoing sett_l.ement by signing the consent at the foot of this letter .JUL-30-90 MON 1 3: 3 1 ROHT M I L L E R LA W -0F r and returning a signed copy to my office. If you have any questions please feel Free to call ur wi-i t u the undersigned. ROBERT J. MILLER LAUD OFFICES, P.A. By: Robert J. Miller r Attorney for City of Albertville CONSENT I hereby consent to the foregoing settlement and agree to accept $ in full payment of my fees thereof. Loren Kohnen, individually and d/b/a Metro West Inspection Services ,T U L- 3 0- 9 0 M O N 1 M 3 2 R O H T M I L L E R L A W O F F I C E R. 0 4 Fee To Fee To Permit No. Inspectgg Permit No. Inspec-tor 2-89 $516.05 47-88 $466.75 3-89 516.05 48-88 561.25 5-89 479.75 49-88 584.25 6-89 479.75 50-88 566.25 9-89 561,25 52-88 651.25 10-89 538,75 54-88 480.25 11-89 479.75 87-12 397.80 12-89 470.75 16-87 391.30 14-89 507.25 19-87 397.80 15-89 583.75 20-87 382.00 17-89 556.75 21-87 436.15 18-89 493.75 24-87 432.70 20-89 27.62 28-87 432.70 21-89 483.25 32-87 397.80 22-89 4,341.99 33-87 397.80 27-89 516.25 35-87 425.80 28-89 525.25 37-87 455.50 29--89 507.75 39-87 315.70 30-89 493,75 42-87 397.80 31-89 606.25 44-87 397.80 45-87 3,292.04 35-89 583.75 46-87 415.45 37-89 14.87 47-87 415.45 38-89 31.25 49-87 432.70 39-89 606.25 50-87 397.80 43-89 606.25 50-86 92.57 45-89 220.72 34-87 207.72 47-89 129.22 31-87 75.72 59-89 484.75 25-87 44.27 61-89 237.22 29-88 102.72 1-88 415.45 28-88 102.72 3-88 353,35 14-88 28.75 4-88 415.45 13-88 12.32 5-88 333.34 51-87 17.00 6-88 332.83 49-86 37.37 8-88 333.34 23-87 561.25 9-88 467.20 2-88 290.32 16-88 397.80 10-88 51.17 17-88 431.35 12-88 14.87 18-88 394.35 32-89 28.70 20-88 382.85 40-89 37.62 31-88 462.25 41-89 26.15 32-88 507.75 16-89 8.50 36-88 ' 120.72 25-89 37.62 38-88 507.75 4-89 75.72 88-39 ; 1,211.50 24-88 102.72 43-88 485.25 25-88 102.72 45-88 41567.29 26-88 102.72 46-88 620.25 27-88 102.72 ---------- - --------------------------------------------_------- -T U L- 3 0— 9 0 M O N- 1 S5 3 2 R O B T M I L L E R L A W O F F I C E P OM F ee To gtrMit No. Inape. tOr 33-88 35-88 13-89 8-89 26-89 42-89 44-89 46-89 56-89 60-89 63-89 67-89 31.25 37.62 37.62 63.97 8.50 14.87 14.87 35.07 84.72 139.72 42.30 47.82 I./G,cc)$q q411 --------------------------------------------------------------- �. -------------------------- .T U L- 3 0- 9 0 M O N 1 3 3 R O B T M I L L E R L- A W O F F ICE P 0 b P144 :1 1 Permit No. Fee To Inslaect2r 48-89 $592.75 49-89 857.00 51-89 761.25 57-89 489.25 65-89 651.25 66-89 489.25 69-89 650.00 54-87 298.00 34-89 457.46 S/ 2 4"o. 2% --- ------------------------------------------------ - ---- JL1L+30-90 MON 1 S 7 33 ROBT M Z LLER -""w ur r t t.:E Fee To Permit No. Inspector 30-87 $365.96 26-87 492.80 61-86 32.26 18-85 303.14 14-84 644.01 42-88 154.94 34-89 457.46 58-89 449.29 29-87 22.61 53-87 357.90 11-88 7.44 19-88 18.13 21-88 27.91 21-84 103.15 15-88 45.31 64-86 32.26 22-88 384.12 43-87 112.51 41-87 391.05 40-87 119.06 36-87 142.96 27-87 14.86 7-88 271.02 37-88 7.44 30-88 22.53 23-88 33.36 34-88 23.81 02-87 88.02 38-87 --0- 52-87 536.17 20-84 103.15 53-88 510.95 6j 27S7+`V INCOME RECEIVED AUGUST 6, 1990 SEWER ACCOUNTS ST. ALBERTS PARISH FESTIVAL MOORES EXCAVATING ALBERTVILL LION'S/LIONESS WRIGHT TITLE GAURANTEE SHERBURNE CO. ABSTRACT FRAZIER BUILDING PARTNERSHIP JIM LEUER CONST. 152 CLUB ABENDROTH, REGO & YOUNGQUIST ARCHITECTS DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE -STATE OF MN FIRST SECURITY TITLE FRANK MATHESON JOHN GRACIK WILFRED LINDENFELSER NSP - A/C REBATE TERRY MICK - M & F PROPERTIES GERALD OLSON SHERBURNE CO. ABSTRACT $64,389.62 BILLS TO BE PAID AUGUST 6, 1990 CHECK NUMBER 10697 VOID $ 000.00 10698 KEN LINDSAY 100.74 10699 MAUREEN ANDREWS 773.67 10700 JACKIE PETERSON 547.59 10701 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 519.72 10702 VOID 000.00 10703 KEN LINDSAY JR. 42.83 10704 STATE OF MINNESOTA 3,354.00 10705 WRIGHT COUNTY TREASURER 2,978.25 10706 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 51.25 INCOME/BILLS PAGE 2 10707 WRIGHT COUNTY - LICENSING 8.50 10708 J.C. PENNEYS 77.97 10709 MAUREEN ANDREWS 773.67 10710 JACKIE PETERSON 547.59 10711 KEN LINDSAY 645.19 10712 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 519.72 10713 VOID 000.00 10714 KEN LINDSAY 89.90 10715 KEN LINDSAY JR. 136.25 10716 LARRY MCDERMEIT 17.25 10717 DON'S AUTO SERVICE 208.19 10718 MONTICELLO ANIMAL CONTROL 27.00 10719 MINNEGASCO 5.12 10720 MID -CENTRAL 445.89 10721 SIMONSON LUMBER 147.34 10722 DENNIS FEHN GRAVEL 1,552.00 10723 MTI 99.60 10724 G.D. LAPLANT SANITATION 57.77 10725 NORTHERN HYDRAULICS 149.98 10726 HACK'S 232.20 10727 FRANCIS BEAUDRY 34.22 10728 TOWN OF OTSEGO 37.50 10729 NSP 2,088.54 10730 WRIGHT COUNTY HWY DEPARTMENT 39.10 10731 NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS 166.24 10732 OMANN BROTHERS, INC 13,382.60 10733 NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA, N.A. 272.25 10734 NORTHERN OXYGEN SERVICE INC. 131.75 10735 SCHULTIES GREENHOUSE 39.90 10736 DJ'S TOTAL HOME CARE 350.44 10737 UNITED TELEPHONE CO. 190.03 10738 WRIGHT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT. 1,870.63 10739 WALDOR PUMP 219.00 10740 MEDCENTERS - JUNE BAL/JULY 820.80 10741 MEDCENTERS - AUGUST 790.80 10742 VETSCH CUSTOM CABINETS 1,500.00 10743 CARUEST 123.25 10744 CROW RIVER NEWS 221.50 10745 PRINCETON COOPERATIVE ASSOC. 13.50 10746 C.L. PAULSON & ASSOC. INC. 7.75 10747 WRIGHT RECYCLING JULY 500.00 TOTAL $36,908.98 Pro osaf VETSCH CUSTOM CABINETS 5895 Large Avenue, Box 98 Albertville, MN 55301 (612) 497-3060 PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO PHONE DATE LAU 6� (112-1-all a 8-1- 90 STREET JOB NAME CITY, STATE AND ZIP CODE JOB LOCATION JOB r We hereby submit specifications and estimates for Ctt ` h� S�D.00 SwP Pia `S . We Propose hereby to furnish material and labor — complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of: dollars ( $ 860',flo Payment to be made as follows: All material is guaranteed to be as specified. All work to be completed in a workmanlike Authorized manner according to standard practices. Any alteration or deviation from above specifications involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an extra charge Signature over and above the estimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes. accidents or delays beyond our control. Owner to carry fire, tornado and other necessary insurance. Our workers Note: This proposal may be are fully covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. withdrawn by us if not accepted within _ day We are required by law to provide you with the following notice regarding the rights of persons furnishing labor and materials. (A) Persons or companies furnishing labor or materials for the improvement of real property may enforce a lien upon the Improved land if they are not paid for their contributions, even if such parties have no direct contractural relationship with the owner. (8) Minnesota law permits the owner to withhold from his contractor so much of the contract price as may be necessary to meet the demands of all other lien claimants, pay directly such liens and deduct the cost thereof from the contract price, or withhold amounts from his contractor until the expiration of 90 days from the completion of such Improvement unless the contractor furnishes to the owner waivers of claims for mechanics' liens signed by persons who furnished any labor or material for the Improvement and who provided the owner with timely notice. 1 HAVE READ THE ABOVE AND ACCEPT THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS CONTRACT. SIGNATURE DATE VETSCH CUSTOM CABINETS 5895 Large Avenue • Box 98 Albertville, MN 55301 (612) 497-3060 12" C►T( is< Albtr+u"l\e. JOB SHEET NO. OF — CALCULATED BY DATE CHECKED BY DATE SCALE 1 J 34 gAe zI LN L S\oc- uu..z 33y4 L�.toT AL �Ora'2 !)3'4 L 2n.-\-90 .:�::+' •:....M�i-c rFr c..... i.:.-: �.wrirAM"cn�oarwwl-l..rax.:...awYe.iwLerevwar«..rwv'a-.zr..'Yirs�Mr[ynuauou¢:+. u..in .,•-�...r.�+a.�.s:-�.ts.:e+�t:+sw.:ak4AS.,.wY�ui4aurlGa�i'a'h�RaswJw.wd1--<wi+a . CTrC err Qlbevk�.hL VETSCH CUSTOM CABINETS 5895 Large Avenue • Box 98 Albertville, MN 55301 (612) 497-3060 1-1 LO'r`L C S�onQS �i Cory- d- ors V JOB SHEET NO. OF R CALCULATED BY DATE-9fl CHECKED BY DATE SCALE 7- r 0 x Q 3oA co x y i Y Z (— I-- 33`�� —4 I1 3'rt 3�z 3�ti 3ya 2/ 1�9 n S' .. _,,,M1__ __ .. _�._. -- ^----.. _-_ _- .-�..-.•Y..�� Mom--'-r'.."t!''`'_-�w� �-.."-.e-,�„-'-"++!s�-.. _ `.�'R"-^""�1'-""�„' Dravasal Page No. 1 of 1 Pages LOUR UMGI.UYIeUIW-V k-�;VA)R 9787 85th Avenue North Maple Grove, MN 55369 425-4734 PROPOSAL SUBMITTEO TO Maureen Andrews, City Admin. PHONE DATE City of Albertville 497-3384 July 24 1990 STREET JOB NAME 5S64 Main Avenue Box 131 City Hall - CITY. STATE ANO ZIP COOE JOB LOCATION Albertville MN 55301 Albertville MN ARCHITECT DATE Or PLANS JOB PHONE We hereby submit specifications and estimates for Ordered by: Donald Vetsch For: Main Entrance (front) City Hall (2) - Single line pipe railings, 1-5/811 O.D. - Painted Dark Brown - instaiieo - un or ❑erore weonesaay, August b, 155u. Total: $260.00 Air 11rapagir hereby to furnish material and labor — complete in accordance with above specifications for the sum of: Two hundred Payment to be made as Net 30 days - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - dollars($ 260.00 IF accepted please sign yellow copy & return to our office. Thank you. An material is guaranteed to be as specrfhed. AS WON to the comported in a workmanlike manner according to standard practice*. Any aRerstson or dev.alwn free" above specrfica bons enveMng emirs costs ed be executed only upon enittan orders. and -0 become an estre charge over and above the estimate. AN agreements contingent upon strikes, occdents or delays beyond out control. Ovmer to carry firs. tornado and other necessary insurance. Out werlim art fully covered by workmen's Compensation Insurance. Araptanrr of 11ropoBxl — The above prices. specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized to do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Authorized Signature �Thml may be June Mitchell withdrawn by us if not accepted within 30 days. Signature Out* of Acceptance: Signature ra0011f.T I1F3 QMc area raa Oltn. it Oaar 11OIE fal. illff 1 r106$-Llw • .. .. � � t � �- _ J Fi A1.-�NAAM1 Page No. 1 III, ") N•A t1u;�!! cttl!�JI of 1 Pages jr•l 4i+1417JK4 SUPERIOR IRON, INC. 12015 Brockton Avenue OSSEO, MINNESOTA 55369 Phone 428-2211 PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO City of Albertville PHONE DATE 7/26/90 STREET 5964 plain Avenue Box 131 JOB NAME CITY, STATE AND ZIP CODE Albertville, MN. 55301 JOB LOCATION ' ARCHITECT DATE OF PLANS JOB PHONE We hereby submit specifications and estimates for: (2) Exterior pipe rails (11" OD pipe, 611 max spacing) Brogan finish Or Frupose hereby to furnish material and labor — complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of: One Hundred Eighty Five and no/100---- 185.00 dollars ($ ). Payment to be made as follows: net 30 All material is guaranteed to be as specified. All work to be completed in a workmanlike manner according to standard practices. Any alteration or deviation from above specifca- Authorized ► tions involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders, and will become an Signature extra charge over and above the estimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes. accidents or deisys beyond our control. Owner to carry fire, tornado and other necessary insurance. Note: This proposal may be Our workers are fully covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. withdrawn by us if not accepted within days. Arapt82ur of f roposal —The above prices, specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized Signature to do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. r%-.e -I —, Signature WRIGHT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT James F. Powers Chief Deputy Don B. Lindell Lieutenant City Council City of Albertville Albertville, Minn. 55301 Re: Monthly Report Dear Council: DON HOZEMPA SHERIFF 10 N.W. 2nd Street Buffalo, Minnesota 55313 July 24, 1990 911 EMERGENCY Buffalo 682-1162 Metro 473-6673 Monticello 295-2533 Delano 972-2924 Cokato 286-5454 Annandale 274-3035 Enclosed is your monthly report for June, 1990. A total of 90 hours were worked for the month. Your billing is as follows: June, 1990 — $ 1,870.63 Yours truly, f Don Hozempa Wright County Sheriff DH:dl enc. RUN: 20-JL1-90 CFS14' JURM 21' - PRIMARY ISWS OILY7 ND HHO11 RECEIVED. CODES] ALL ACTIVITY CODESs ALL ACTIVITY' CODE/ DESCRIPTION 09302 LOST ANIMAL Om LOST PROPERTY 09470 09524 AREA CHECK 09600 FIRE CALL 09600 FIRE CALL. 09651 LIQUOR VIOLATION 09651 LIQUOR VIOLATION 09651 LIQUOR VIOLATION 09651 LIQUOR VIOLATION 09654 LNFUUNOED THEFT 09720 CHECK ON WELFARE 09730 MEDICAL 09M MEDICAL - 09801 DOMESTIC INSTALLATION NAM.—iRIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEFT— E16F0RS: CALLS FOM SERVICE IIEIMW SLJIlHARY' BY ACTIVITY V 06/01M lMk 06/30/90: ,.,' PRI: INCIDElU SM HOW TIM DATE PERSM MM.. L4mnm Aff. OFF M MSER ML RECV RECV REPORTED BUSINESS NAPE ALBER UIZ VILL 90010 &- 01 P 1335. 06/08/90 SIMNSON9 RITA, 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 90011831 01 P 1642 06/27/90 SIKRBECK, JONN KILL-. I94 BY ALBERTVL--2I MSP 9MI0382 01 P. 0454 06/10/90 ANONYPpl1.S 0 ALBEMI1LE VILL 299 90011356 01 P 1545 06/21/90 EULL, JOE 91L ALBERTVILLE VILL 260 9000W34 01 P 2158 06/01/90 HU1HTMi JOYCE 91L ALBETMUE VILL -- 90011836.- OL P 1853. 06/27/90 KOLB, BARB 0 AL.MUMILLE VILL 231 90010431 01 P 1926 06/10/90 ANONYMOUS 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 294 90011086 01 P 1540 06/18/90 DAN AN, LORI 0 ALIERTVILLE VILL 280 9001182Z 01 P 1148 06/27/90 VARFER, RAY 911 AL EM1LLE VILL 272 9Cv .^& 01 P 2:°7 06/29/90 A.TECSM, K nL�C 0 ALBERTVILLF VILL 270 90010904 01 P 1210 06/16/90 BUCKEYE PROPERTIES 911 ALBERTVILLE VILL. 269 9MI0667 01 P 2202 06/13/90 SH: IMS, ANY 911 N.BERTVIL.LE VILL 270 90010467 01 P 0908 06/11/90 SIM ON. JANELL.E 0 ALBERTVILIE VILL 9WI1913 01 P 1228 06/28/90 HARVEY, PAULINE 911 ALBERIVILLE VILL 90010140 01 P 1011 06/07/90 CORbELIUS, DONALD 911 ALBERTVILLE VILL 299 90012067 01 P 2156 06/29/90 PAGL L t RUN- 20-AL-ft INSTALLATIOS NAME-406n CO... %SIFT DEPT- PAGE 2 PRIMMARY• L9 s %Lr: NM E Nt F Q ftI HOW, RECEIVED CODES: ALL ACTIVITY CDOESU ALL. CALLS FOR. SERVICE SLM wl By ACTIVITY ` 06/0l799k, THRtP OUX/9t, ACTIVITY' COML +i G �,...- - ' PRE 9 CItEff SED HOME TIME : • WE PM RSW DESCRIPTION' - -- ' GMm :: LOUTIM, Alm OFF NMM M NIL RECW RECW REPOlM BUSINESS NAME - 09805 - Jullp 43- , ALMMIL1EVILL 27Z' 90012152: OL P' 2D= 06/3019(P MARSHAhL v ETTAk. MOTORIST' AID 09805 91L MRERTVILLE VILL 29901 90012069' OL P 22DI 06/29/90: NIQNaSON, WM. MOTORIST AID 09807 0" ALBERIVILI.E VILL 2EV 9MI0141 OL P 1009- 06/07/90 CITY OF ALBERTRTVILLE TRAFFIC/PARKIW 09807 0: ALBERTVILLE VILL. 270 90010= Ol P' 161T 06/09/9Q OAH}EIM ER, TRU DYr TRAFFICIPARKING 09807 o- TRAFFICIMIND 09820 0' DOG COMPLAINT' 09835 0. ANIMAL COMPLAINT (00) 09906 0 ROAD HAZIARD 0"06 91 L ROAD HAIIARD 09920 0. ALARM AI:BERTVUiE. VILL 294- 9MI0403 01 P 1406 06/10/90 DARJUMER, TRUDY, ALBS TVILLE•VILL 280 90010087` Or P' 1417' 06/06/90` CITY OF ALBERTVILLE AI.)ERTVILLF. VILL 9MI0783 01 P 1257 06/15/90 KRYSTMEK, JAiES AL]MMILLE VILL 90011878 01 P 1025 06/28/90 RADIATION PRODUf,M DESIGN INC ALBERTVILLE VILL MSP 9OW9670 01 P- 0644• 06/01/90 KRE ER, BELL ALBEM- ILL VILL 287 90011093 01 P 1912 06/18/90 HIP I r`► T, MI MA 93E MIL LE VILL 270 9MI0318 01 A 1208 06/09/90 ALBERTVILL.E bRA M BANK 0"43 0• Al E MILLE. VILL SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES A5352 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL ASLT 5=INFLICTS ATTEMPTS H41-HANDS-AULT-ACQ 92394 Gjk/ 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL BURG 2-UNDCC RES FRC- HX LIEAP, Cm' THEET7 J2500 C&��INFLUENCE Aupy ALBERTVILLE VILL TRAFFIC-i1-ORIVE Ul�E OF LIQUOR L13026 020-4.00�0 ALBERTVILLE VILL THEFT -MS -ISSUE WGRTHLFe C}EC1C-$250 LESS 284- 90011079- OL P 1557 06/18/90 ROSS, JOHN GERALD, 287' 90010372 01 P 001Z. W10190 287 90010872 01 N 2347 06/15/90 HARTKOPF, .EFFREY PALL. 287 90011150 01 V =0 06/22/90 WRIGHT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEFT 90011291 02 1 0800 06/18/90 ST ALBERT'S BINGO a RLN: 20-�-90 INSTAELATIat WE.-iRIMT CO- S OIFF IEPC PRIMW- IMS ODIC?' Nm "�' E NI6 01 Rt S _ WN REEIVM CODES& ALL +. ACTIVM- CODESr ALL CAKLS POR SERVICE- _ * ' -7 INTiImr BY ACC/TyIIVVU v 06LOI1L90�. Tfm O�v7Vi 7M. 7 •- : ,,., PAS DICMr SED. NOfir TIDE DR1E PHA ACTIVITY' C00F1 x: •: DWIPTIONr GAIDk LOFA . W APT'- OFF - MJMMR-- NO;. RE.iT REM REPORtE r- BUSINES& NAPE PAGE 3 U3026. 30`.Oa : MBE W ICLE VILL 9001129>': Oli, L 08W 06/18/90:' Sr AL.BFRT'S BINM- TFEET-MS-ISSUE : CHE{X-M, LESS. U3026 It let 100.003 MBBt'i UE VILL 90009577' OL L 0800. 06/06M- 15Z CL LS TH&7-MS-ISSUE WORTHM C--i3C-$MG LESS. U3021s It tI 1475.00 ALBEW/ LLE VILL THEFT-CIS-ISSUE /W'OR- MEH OM -MO. LESS U3286 0 ALBEMILLE VILL THEFT-MS-%CPIlMND-'M LESS VIW- 46-�sOsd 0 ALIERTVILLE VILL VEH ! TH EFT-FE-OVER 250O-WAT-SL.F PROPS. MTRIt JLRIS 21 TOTALS -NUMBER- OF INCIDENTS:• 37 There were 6 traffic tickets issued. 90011290r Of L 0800' OU18190 ALBMILLE BODY SH W- 270` 90009700, 01 F 145T 06/01/90 WOMOURLER'S STORE 294- 90010W 01 P 1734. 06/11/90 FEISER, KEVIN mar RUN'_ 19—JUL-90 INSTALLATION NAIE--WRIGl f CO.. SHERIFF DEPI— PAGE 1 ADUOL JURIS::2I t t PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO E Ns F Qk N WI E-TYPES . A TO ACTIVITY CODES, ALL ADULT SUMMARY: BY INCIDENT — WITHIN. 'DATE REPORTED' 06/01J90 THRU 06/30/90 INCIDENT PER INC NAPEADUtT WE .:, n: OFF DATE OF RACE DATE OF: DATE OF ACT SUPPI.EME ARREST NUMBER SE9 SEQ TYPE.. ". : ft BIRTH SEX. REPOT DIsm. CODE ID NUMBER DISPOSITION GRID- A00FEM.. CITY' STATE ARREST ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION 90009577* 1 1 A MCINTOSA, BRIAN ROBEliT' 7/0IY64F It W, 6/06/90 U3026 REL BAIL OR RO 100.00 819 WELTER RD ST MICHAEL MN 6106190 THEFT —MS —ISSUE WORTHLES CHECK—f250 LESS 90010372 1 1 A HOPKESr, STEVEN-RICHARD 287 12/12/58 M W 6/i0/90 6/10/90- A5352 .°87 RE. BAIL OR RO 5692 MAIN AVE ALBERTVILLE MN 6/10/?0 ASLT 5—INFLICTS ATTEMPTS HRM—HANDS—ADLT—ACUI 90011142 1 1 A SCHRISTENSON, DANIEL SCOTT 271 12/11/67 M W 6/10/90 6/10/90 J3500 23717 REL. BAIL OR RO RT 1 DAMUS 6/10/90 TRAF—ACCID—MS—DRIVE UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR 90011150 1 1 A HARERMAN, ALLAN DALE. 287 1/05161 M W 6/22/90 6/22/90 J2500 14962 REL BAIL OR RO 105 CENTRAL AV Sl MICHAEL 6/22/90 TRAFFIC —GM —DRIVE UNDER INFLUX OF LIAR 90011155 1 1 A RIES,-ERIC BEANE 284- 10/21/71 M W 6/13/90 6/13190 M4199 23709 REL BAIL OR RO 2466 CO HD I MOUNDSVIEW MN 6/13/90 LIQUOR — OTHER 90011290 1 1 A JOHNSON, JENNIFER ANN 5/04/66 F W 6/18/90 U3026 REL BAIL OR RO 1476.00 19140 CO RD 14 BIG LAKE MN 6/18/90 THEFT —MS —ISSUE WORTHLES CHECK-3250 LESS 90011291 1 1 A KMECIK, DEBORAH JEAN 11/18/58 F W 6/18/90 U3026 REL BAIL OR RO 30.00 650 KJELLBERGS PARK MONTICELLO Mid 6/18/90 THE7=T—MS—ISSUE WORTHLES CHECK-3250 LESS 90683169 1 1 T HARRINGTON, JERKY JAMES 272 9/07/64 M 6/20/90 09031 16120 NO ENTRY TI—MA SANIDILGO CA STOP SIGN 90683170 1 1 T HARRINGTON, JERKY JAMES 272 9/07/64 M 6/20/90 09210 16120 NO ENTRY TI—MA SANDIEGO CA DAR/DAS/DAC 90683W 1 1 T WOLFGRAM, DONALD EDWARD 287 1/27/58 M 6/08/90 09010 NO ENTRY ELK RIVER m SPEED 90686471 1 1 T STROTH, JAMES SIC 280 10/30/71 M 6/07/90 09224 23655 NO ENTRY TI—MA MPLS NO INSURANCE 90686584 1 1 T' SMETANA, WAYNE ALLAN 287 1/24/47 M 6/09/90 09".1 NO ENTRY TI—MA ST MICHAEL MN EXPIRED REGISTHAIIQN JURIS 21 TOTALS — NUMBER OF INCIDENTS: 12 RUN: 20-JUL-90 INSTALLATION NAPE--WIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEPT- JWOl JURIS: 21 t t t t t t PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO E N F 0 R S NAPE TYPES: A T B ACTIVITY CODES: ALL JUVENILE SUMMARY BY INCIDENT - WITHIN 'DATE REPORTED' 06/01/90 THRU 06/30/90 INCIDENT PER INC NAPE JUVENILE NAPE OFF DATE OF RACE DAZE OF: DATE OF ACT SUPPLEMENT NUMBER SEQ SEQ TYPE NO. BIRTH SEX REPORT DISPOS. CODE ID NUMBER GRID ADDRESS CITY STATE CONTACT ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION M 6/25/90 09216 J16334 ;N PERMIT VIOLATION PAGE 1 CONTACT DISPOSITION NO ENTRY ORDINANCE NO. 1990-S5 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1989-15 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING CITY PARRS AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF" BY PROHIBITING THE OPERATION OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND DEVICES ON PAVED TRAILS The City Council of the City of Albertville, Minnesota ordains: Section 1. Section 2, Regulations of Ordinance No. 1989-15 entitled "An Ordinance Establishing Rules and Regulations Governing City Parks and Providing a Penalty for Violation Thereof" passed by the City Council on October 2, 1989 is amended by adding thereto Clause S to read as follows: "S. Use of Certain Vehicles and Devices Prohibited in Four Seasons Park. No person shall operate or knowingly permit the operation or use of: (i) a motor vehicle, motorcycle, or motorized bicycle (all as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 169.01); or (ii) an all -terrain vehicle (as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 84.92, Subd. 8) or snowmobile (as defined in Minnesota Statutes Section 84.81, Subd. 3); or (iii) Skateboards; on any bituminous, paved or blacktopped trail, walkway or path in the City's Park known as "Four Seasons Park". The Administrator shall cause an abbreviated notice of such prohibition to be posted in one or more locations in the Four Seasons Park." Section 2. Penalty. Any person violating any provision of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than $700.00 or imprisonment not to exceed 90 days, or both. Section 3. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and Page 1 of 2 publication, according to law. Passed by the City Council of the City of Albertville this day of , 1990. Gary Schwenzf eier, Mayor ATTEST: Maureen Andrews, Administrator/Clerk (Published in the Crow River News on Page 2 of 2 ORDINANCE NO. 1990-(:�7 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF OUTDOOR AREAS OF ON -SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE PREMISES AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF The City Council of the City of Albertville, Minnesota ordains: Section 1. Outdoor Areas. An on -sale intoxicating liquor licensee whose license permits the on -sale of alcoholic beverages on a licensed premises shall be permitted to sell, serve and allow consumption of alcoholic beverages in an outdoor area, provided the following conditions are met: (a) The outdoor area is immediately adjacent to the building or structure comprising the remainder of the licensed premises and such outdoor area is specifically described as part of the licensed premises in the approved license application; (b) The outdoor area is completely enclosed by a fence or other barrier preventing any external ingress or egress from the area, except for an exit usable in the event of emergencies, which will be controlled by a mechanical device or lock approved by the City's Building Official permitting controlled egress fr,om the enclosed area. (c) Access to the outdoor area is available only through the interior portion of the licensed premises, other than as permitted in clause (b) above; (d) No bars or pass -through windows shall be permitted in the outdoor area; (e) There shall be no music broadcast or played in or into the outside area after 11:00 p.m., except on days for which the Licensee has obtained a special permit on which there shall be no music broadcast or played in the outside area between 12:00 midnight and 8:00 a.m. following; provided further that in all events there shall be no music audible off the property nor exterior lighting which casts direct light off the premises; (f) No alcoholic beverages shall be served after 11:45 p.m. nor consumed after 12:00 midnight in the outside area, except as provided by clause (i) below. (g) the outside area shall be compact in size and shall not exceed an area as may be considered reasonable by the City Council, considering the physical lay -out of the building or structure, the area to be enclosed, the nature and design of the enclosing material, the visual -1- and noise impact on the surrounding neighborhoods, and the effect on the property values of surrounding neighborhoods; and (h) construction according to safety and design requirements of the City's Building Official, and if requested, the licensee shall furnish plans prior to construction of the enclosed area, including the enclosing material. (i) alcoholic beverages may be served between 12:00 and 1:00 a.m. on days for which the Licensee has received a written Special Event Permit from the City Council. No alcoholic beverages shall be sold or served during hours when the sale is prohibited by Minnesota Statutes Section 340A.504. A Special Event Permit shall not exceed a period of three consecutive days nor shall any Licensee receive more than six (6) Special Event Permits in any one calendar year. The application for a Special Event Permit shall be made on a form approved by the Clerk/Administrator. Section 2. Supplemental Ordinance. This Ordinance is supplementary to all other ordinances of licensing and regulating the operation of on -sale intoxicating liquor licensees and licensed premises. In the event of a conflict among any such ordinance, the most restrictive regulations shall govern. Section 3. Penalty. Any person violating any provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof may be punished by a fine of not more than $700.00 or imprisonment for not to exceed 90 days, or both, plus the cost of prosecution in any case. Section 4. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage and publication. Passed by the City Council of the City of Albertville this day of , 1990. ATTEST: Maureen Andrews Administrator/Clerk Mayor (Published in the Crow River News -2- 1;1 f : 1 !f. I. aim • f 11 1 11 7 I � �1' �� TOTAL $15,204.20 !f NVD f f : f !1 �i f ' 1'1'I f) Nry f !1 10748 NORTBERN OXYGEN $ 131.75 1W49 KI LIAN HANK 6.99 1W50 MTI 99.60 1W51 ROBERT MIIKEMA 1,500.00 1W52 KMN MEALHOUSE 3,383.65 10753 KEN LINDSAY 87.36 TOTAL $5,209.35 INCOME RECEIVED AUGUST 6, 1990 SEWER ACCOUNTS $ 8,565.54 ST. ALBERTS PARISH FESTIVAL 50.00 MOORES EXCAVATING 25.00 ALBERTVILL LION'S/LIONESS 1,000.00 WRIGHT TITLE GAURANTEE 20.00 SHERBURNE CO. ABSTRACT 10.00 FRAZIER BUILDING PARTNERSHIP 500.00 JIM LEVER CONST. 1,619.40 152 CLUB 76.25 ABENDROTH, REGO & YOUNGQUIST ARCHITECTS 17.00 DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE -STATE OF MN 41,705.50 FIRST SECURITY TITLE 10,00 FRANK MATHESON 46.87 JOHN GRACIK 102,75 WILFRED LINDENFELSER 25.00 NSP - A/C REBATE 140.00 TERRY MICK - M & F PROPERTIES 135.00 GERALD OLSON 25.00 SHERBURNE CO. ABSTRACT 10,316.31 TOTAL $64,389.62 BILLS TO BE PAID AUGUST 6, 1990 CHECK NUMBER 10697 VOID $ 000,00 10698 KEN LINDSAY 100.74 10699 MAUREEN ANDREWS 773.67 10700 JACKIE PETERSON 547.59 10701 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 519.72 10702 VOID 000.00 10703 KEN LINDSAY JR. 42.83 10704 STATE OF MINNESOTA 3,354.00 10705 WRIGHT COUNTY TREASURER 2,978.25 10706 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 51.25 INCOME/BILLS PAGE 2 10707 WRIGHT COUNTY - LICENSING 8.50 10708 J.C. PENNEYS 77.97 10709 MAUREEN ANDREWS 773.67 10710 JACKIE PETERSON 547.59 10711 KEN LINDSAY 645.19 10712 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 519.72 10713 VOID 000.00 10714 KEN LINDSAY 89.90 10715 KEN LINDSAY JR. 136.25 10716 LARRY MCDERMEIT 17.25 10717 DON'S AUTO SERVICE 208.19 10718 MONTICELLO ANIMAL CONTROL 27.00 10719 MINNEGASCO 5.12 10720 MID -CENTRAL 445.89 10721 SIMONSON LUMBER 147.34 10722 DENNIS FEHN GRAVEL 1,552.00 10723 MTI 99.60 10724 G.D. LAPLANT SANITATION 57.77 10725 NORTHERN HYDRAULICS 149.98 10726 HACK'S 232.20 100727 FRANCIS BEAUDRY 34.22 10728 TOWN OF OTSEGO 37.50 10729 NSP 2,088.54 10730 WRIGHT COUNTY HWY DEPARTMENT 39.10 10731 NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS 166.24 10732 OMANN BROTHERS, INC 13,382.60 10733 NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA, N.A. 272.25 10734 NORTHERN OXYGEN SERVICE INC. 131.75 10735 SCHULTIES GREENHOUSE 39.90 10736 DJ'S TOTAL HOME CARE 350.44 10737 UNITED TELEPHONE CO. 190.03 10738 WRIGHT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT. 1,870.63 10739 WALDOR PUMP 219.00 10740 MEDc:ENTERS - JUNE BAL/JULY 820.80 10741 MEDCENTERS - AUGUST 790.80 10742 VETSCH CUSTOM CABINETS 1,500.00 10743 CARQUEST 123.25 10744 CROW RIVER NEWS 221.50 10745 PRINCETON COOPERATIVE ASSOC. 13.50 10746 C.L. PAULSON & ASSOC. INC. 7.75 10747 WRIGHT RECYCLING JULY 500.00 TOTAL $36,908.98