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1990-09-04 CC Agenda/Packeti I • CITY COUNCIL AGENDA N- 114I: �• .. �i I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA III. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES * August 7.0, 1990 IV. COMMUNITY FORUM * 7:05 Public Hearing on Psyk's 4th Addition Assessments • V. DEPARTMENT BUSINESS a. MAINTENANCE - Update on Four Season's Park - New Building - Other Business b. ENGINEERING - Update on Drainage Problem in Frankfort Township and Joint Feasibility Report for the Correction of the Problem * - Update on 5Oth Street Road Conditions - Other Business c. LEGAL - Update on Building Permit Issue - Eull Concrete Code Enforcement Problem * - G & K Milling Code Enforcement Problem - Other Business d. ADMINISTRATION * - Income Received and Bills to be Paid * - Postcensus Local Review * - Update on School Location - Work Meetings - Other Business 11 • COUNCIL AGENDA PAGE 2 VII. OTHER BUSINESS * - Sheriff's Report - Park Board Minutes i WJWI O • fXXTNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER. 4, 1990 'i"cYe regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to order by Mayor Gary Schwenafeier. Members present included Jim Krystosek, Donates Vetsch, Bob Braun and Don Cornelius. Cthers present were Maureen Andrews, Bob Miller, Thore Meyer, Ken Lindsay, and Jackie Peterson. The agenda for the evening's meeting was reviewed by the Council. Maureen informed the Council that there were four additional items to be added to the agenda. They were the lot and railroad mowing issue, Jackie Peterson"s 3 month salary review, setting: a public hearing for the delinquent sewer assessments, and the ordinance regarding the increase of meeting per diem for Council special meetings, Planning Commission, Park Board and Joint Power meetings. A motion was made by Don Cornelius and seconded by Jim Krystosek to approve the agenda with the additions. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutes of the August 2Oth Council meeting were reviewed by the Council. Donatus Vetsch pointed out that the 1st paragraph on page 3 should say the the cost is $1,200.00 per mile, and that, the road is approximately a 1/2 mile long or $600.00 per time. Further noting the total annual cost for dust control will run $1,200.00. With no further comments a motion was made by Jim Krystosek and seconded by Donatus Vetsch to approve the minutes, with the changes. All were in favor and the motion carried. The first item on the agenda was the Public Hearing on Psyk"s 4th addition Assessments. Don Cornelius made a motion to open the hearing. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Maureen informed the public that a notice was posted and a letter was sent to all the concerned residents. Thore Meyer then gave a brief explanation of how the assessments were derived for the street improvements. He said that the total cost of the project would be $100,000.00 dollars, which includes construction cost, engineering, contingencies and issuance expenses. Thore noted that the project costs are approximately $10,OOO.00 less than the original estimated projected costs. Thore noted that there was one correction to the assessment roll. It was pointed out that the Carron property should have been assessed a full assessment instead of a half of one so the total assessment was reduced for all the lots. He then went on to show the residents with the aid of a chart, that there were 29 single frontage lots with full assessments, 6 corners lots that will be charged an assessment and half for the front and side yard assessment, and 4 lots that would be assessed a 1/2 of fill assessment for the side yard frontage as is established City policy. It was noted that cost of the project was originally proposed to be assessed $2,531.65 for a single lot, $1,465.88 for a 1/2 lot assessment and $3,997.53 for the corner lots. With the correction to the assessment roll the new figures are $2,500.00 for a full assessment, $1,450 for the 1/2 lot assessments and $3,950.00 for the corner lots. At this time the assessment roll discussion was open to the public, Doug Psyk questioned the assessment on Lot 1, Block 5, (P.I.D. # 101-028-005010), which is a corner lot. He said that since he has no blacktop and no curb and that the lot at present is way to low he should not have the full assessment. He questioned why this lot was being assessed at this time when the black top had not been installed along the side yard of the property. He further commented that he felt that the curb had been set at to high of an elevation and would probably need to be removed and replaced when the next phase of development occurs. Thore commented that the reason the full assessment had been place on the lot in question is that the Class 5 and curb and gutter had already been installed along the north property line of the lot in question. He noted that the curb was installed so that the elevation were established for house placement and that the blacktop was not installed because of the need to extend water and sewer for the next phase of residential development. The issue of the elevation of curb was discussed briefly. It was pointed out that these elevations had been established at the time of the platting and the installation of the utilities, noting that the regulations established for the elevation of water line placement required a minimum ground depth and that in this area the lines are in at the minimum depth. Doug then conunented on his concern that as additional work is done along the side of this property that he will be further assessed for the new work. It was noted that it is the City`s policy to set the assessment after the work has been completed, noting that once the assessment is established for the improvement that it can not be assessed for again, ihider Minnesota State Statute, Chapter 429, it state; that the City teas to prove benefit to the property at the time of the assessment and to further assess a lot the City would have to prove additional benefit. PAGE 2 Don Cornelius said that he understood Doug`s point. He said that there should be a notation in the minutes that if the curb would have to be removed and replaced along with the installation of blacktop, that it would not be assessed at a later day. Thorn also commented on the fact that old assessment rolls are always checked to assure that a lot, is not, double assessed for the same work. He then asked Doug if he was assured by the Council that it would not happen and if it were in the minutes, would he be satisfied with that. Doug said that would be fine, and that he would like a copy of the minutes. The next issue discussed was the work done on the driveway at 114010 54 1/2 Street. Brian Carlson, who was representing his father, Ray Carlson, informed the Council that his father was not able to be at the meeting but wanted the Council to be aware of the fact that they were not satisfied with the job done by Buffalo Bituminous. The problem seems to be that the blacktop was not installed properly, noting that they felt that the blacktop was rolled cold, that there was settlement along the edge and that is does not drain properly. He explained that the driveway is porous in spots and it sags in others. He said the driveway was laid with 1 1/2 inch rock and no fine. He said that when the driveway was poured, the contractor waited around for almost an hour before they rolled it noting that the base was wet underneath the blacktop and therefore there was problems with the job. He pointed out that because of the time of the year, the temperature was cooler the quality of the job may not have been as good as it could have been if the project was done earlier. Thorn informed the Council that he had been out to look at the site and would check with Buffalo Bituminous to see what can be done to correct the problem.. Be also said that with the problems describe., it would not work to simply sealcoat the driveway. It would then have to be redone. The next item discussed was the replacement materials used on Mark Bauer`s driveway at 11422 54 1/2 Street. Mark pointed out that when his restoration was done to his lot, it was done poorly an with the wrong materials. He said that, he had red rock and that, it should have been replaced with red rock, instead it was replaced with Class 5. He said that it, seemed that the curb and gutter was put in all right. Be questioned the work done on the seeding; and restoration of the boulevard. Be noted that in general it was not a very nice job and wondered if this is standard policy. Thore then explained that under policy the restoration of the boulevards are now left up to the developer under the requirements of the Developer's Agreement. The residents present, were also informed that the City had not been happy with the seeding job and that the contractor was not paid for all the materials used, because of the waste that occurred. page 3 With no further questions or comment from the residents, Don Cornelius made a motion to close the public hearing. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch to accept the street assessment roll with the corrections and approve the Resolution adopting the assessments. Bob Braun seconded the motion and the motion carried. The next, item on the agenda was the Maintenance Department. Ken Lindsay informed the Council that the completion of the Four Season's Park is coming along nicely. He said the tennis court has been completed. Ken said that he continues to have problems with washouts. He said that we really need to get the sod installed soon. He said he had contacted a couple sod companies. He said that Maple Lake Sod had the best, price for seconds at $.65 per yard. He explained that seconds are patchy and have some weeds in it, but for our purposes, it would work just fine. The Council asked Ken how much sod he thought the Park would need. Ken said he really did not know how much it would take. There was some discussion as to where the sod needs to be placed. The sod needs to be put on each side of the walkways and up the hill. Ion Cornelius made a motion to purchase 8W yards at $.65 per yard. Then lay it out to see where we are at. Donatus Vetsch seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. Ken then explained to the Council the we need to get some black dirt for seeding the rest of the park. Also, he feels that there should be a retaining wall pit up behind the playgrounds because the gravel keeps washing down into the grass. He felt that it should be 18" high. The Council did not understand what Ken was trying to say so it was decided that the Council would go out and take a look at, the problem and decide what actions to take to correct the problem. Maureen then talked about the weed mowing issue. She pointed out to the Council the map showing the problem areas that need to be mowed. She suggested to the Council that we take bids for the job as a complete job, and riot on a per hour basis. She explained that there were 36 lots, the railroad property, and road ditches to be mowed. The cost of having this mowed would be assessed to the property owners. A motion was made by Ion Cornelius and seconded by Jim Krystosek to get the bids in by 1).iesday and accept the lowest bid. All were in favor and the motion carried. PAGE 4 The Council then discussed the new building issue. The next step would be to get bids on the soil corrections needed before construction. Maureen pointed out that, keeping the soil corrections separate from the overall construction of the building, will help the City to keep better control over what is being done during construction. It was decided to have a work meeting after the bids have been received, to decide who will get the bid. Ken had questioned how long is this going to take. It was assured that the building will be done some time this fall. Thore Meyer men gave the Council an update on the drainage problem in Frankfort Township. He said that he had sent Frankfort Township a letter with an estimated cost of for a line to go south to accommodate the drainage from Albertville. He said that we have not gotten a response from them yet on this. Thore also explained that Pete Raatikaa is working on the estimated costs for a line to run along the freeway, and also the cost to have the existing drainage route corrected. Maureen informed the Council that Albertville has received the bill for the emergency drainage correction done earlier. Albertville's share for payment was $661.67. The Council felt that this was a fair price. The Council then discussed 50th Street, and what has been done. Thore said that he thought that maybe the City should take a look at what could be called the first phase of construction. The cost of this would be assessed for a residential street. He suggests some thought in cutting down some of the hills and widening the street to 44 feet. Then run a matt down the middle. That could be considered the first lift. Then at a later date when needed we could at that time put in curbs 3 inches higher than the matt, and add another lift, of pavement. He felt that 50th street probably would never have to have sewer put in. The Council decided to hold a work meeting to discuss the issue. With no further comment, the issue was tabled. The Council men heard from Bob Miller, the City Attorney, regarding the building permit issue. He said that he had talked to Mrs. Kohnen and is still working with them to resolve the issue. Bob went on the tell the Council that Dull Concrete should receive a letter from David Licht which suggested to seize any further filling until they apply for and receive a permit from the City. A motion was made by Jim Krystosek and seconded by Donatus Vetsch to have a letter sent to Dull Concrete telling them they must, seize filling until they apply for and receive a permit. All were in favor and the motion carried. Bob then addressed the G & K bu.ilding issue. He said that David had found some zoning violations. The City needs to advise them of the violations. page 5 A motion was made by Bob Braun and seconded by Donatus Vetsch to send a letter to G & K informing them of the violations and that a representative should contact the City. Maureen then informed the Council about, the 1190-7 ordinance. As of 1991 Annual Budget, the pay rate for City Council members would remain the same but that meeting per diems would be changed to $25.00 for Joint Powers meetings, $20.00 for Special meetings, and $15.00 for Park Board and Planning Commission meetings. Donatus Vetsch made a motion to adopt the ordinance as is. Jim Krystosek 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 Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Don Cornelius to pay the bills, check numbers 10788 through 10831. All were in favor and the motion carried. Donatus asked if Omann Brothers had corrected the walkways in the park yet. It was decided to have Ken check into it. Don asked if there were going to be some restrooms put in down at the Four Seasons Park. Ken told the Council that the Lions were not going to put any in this year but may be planning to do so in the Spring. It was decided that we would look into installing some satellite units from Scherer Sanitation for 2 months this fall. Maureen informed the Council that Jackie Peterson's 3 month salary increase was due. The amount agreed upon at her starting date was $.25 increase per hour after 3 months of service. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Bob Braun to accept the increase. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council reviewed the 1990 Census Local review report. Maureen told the Council that the figure of 1,242 residents could go up since they are still getting all the numbers put together. Maureen told the Council that for their information there was a memo regarding the meeting of the new school location. There may be some changes and that the school may go more westerly than originally planned. The Council set a meeting for October 1, at 7:00 p.m. regarding the Assessment for delinquent sewer payments as well of the weed removal issue. The Council then reviewed the Sheriff's report, and the Park Board minutes. Don Cornelius then asked what, was being done regarding having the City Contract for garbage hauling. The Council decided to check with HPG and West Tonka to start getting some costs together. PAGE 6 Ion then informed the Council that 18 wheelers are going through on 51st Street. He reminded the Cxincil that, there are ordinances for this not, to be done, and that we should enforce the ordinance. He would like to see a Deputy patrol that area and start ticketing the drivers for doing this. The question was raised regarding the blacktop by the railroad on C.S.A.H. 19. Maureen said that the blacktop was purposely left off so that they could match it up with the new track alignment. She said she would check with the County Engineer regarding this matter. With no further comment from the Council members, Jim Krystosek made a motion to adjourn. the meeting. Don Cornelius seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. 1".1 . DMA CUfJNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 20, 1990 The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called to order by Mayor Gary Schwenzfeier. Members present included Jim Krystosek, Donatus Vetsch, and Bob Braun. Members absent were Don Cornelius. Others present were Maureen Andrews, Thore Meyer, Ken Lindsay, Bob Miller, and Jackie Peterson. The agenda for the evening's meeting were reviewed by the Council. Maureen informed the Council that there were two additional items to be added to the agenda. They were the Beer License approval for the Lion's Pork Chop Dinner, and the Letter to all residents regarding improper connection of sump pumps to the sanitary sewer system. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch, and seconded by Jim Krystosek to approve the agenda with the additions. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutes of the April 16th Council meeting were reviewed by the Council. Ken noted to the Council that the second page, paragraph six should read, Rogers instead of Rochester, With no further comments a motion was made by Bob Braun and seconded by Donatus Vetsch, to approve the April 16th, minutes with changes. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutea of the April 17th Council meeting were reviewed by the Council. Hearing no comment a motion was made by Jim Krystosek and seconded by Bob Braun to approve the minutes. All were in favor and the motion carried. The minutes of the August 6th meeting were reviewed. Hearing no comment a motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Jim Krystosek to approve the minutes. All were in favor and the motion carried. The first issue presented was by the residents of 50th street. Trudy Dahlheimer and Rick Bishop explained to the Council that the residents of 50th Street fee] that the speed of the traffic should be slowed down to 30 mph. They informed the Council that they had had a traffic count done on County State Aid Highway 35 at its intersection with C.S.A.H. 19, and the average speed was 48 mph. They feel that the high speed poses a hazard to their young children out at play. They also pointed out that soon there will be the new school along the road and therefore will be much more traffic. Maureen said that we could request the Minnesota Department of Transportation do a traffic study to determine whether or not the speed limit should be reduced. If the study would indicate a reduction is justified then MN/DOT would contact us so that new speed limit signs could be installed. Another problem the residents expressed was the dust problem and the poor condition of the road. They asked the Council if the City would do some street improvements, or put down gravel or some black magic. Thore explained what would be involved if the City were to do any major improvements. The road has a 9 ton designation, which means semis and trucks are allowed to use it. To accommodate the trucks, it would need to be leveled off to eliminate the hills and valleys. Then it would need to have water and sewer put in. It would require shoulders which would take and additional 4 feet of land on each side of the road. He reminded the residents that the cost of the improvements will assessed back to them, and it was questioned whether or not the residents were prepared to accept, these costs to improve the road. He then explained that the black magic that has been put down is greatly responsible for the washboard effect. It was also noted that, the Pollution Control Agency no longer allows the use of this oil by-product, pointing out that even if the material was still available that it probably would not wise to put any more on. He also said that if the existing black magic is left on the road it would repel any gravel that is put down. He said in order for the gravel to stay on the road, the top layers of the road would have to be graded down to remove the old black magic. There was some discussion about putting a matt down. Thore said that with any pavement there should also be a shoulder put in for safety reasons. . There was comments that with pavement or any improvement to the road, there will also be an increase in traffic speed. The residents felt that they were willing to risk that possibility, in order to hold down the dust. As another option, the possibility of putting down a dust control material on the gravel road was discussed. Dennis Fehn, a resident from 50th Street was asked if he had worked with any of the dust control materials before? He said that the road would have to have all of the black magic removed from from the road and new gravel PAGE 2 installed and then to spray the Chloride on to keep the dust down. The cost of doing this on the road would cost about $1,200.00 per time. The treatment should be done twice a year. At that time the residents asked that a new radar check be done by the Sheriff's Department, on a nice day. Maureen said that she would contact MN/DOT and the Sheriff's Department to have them schedule the traffic studies, on Tuesday. After some discussion it was decided that Ken and Thore would take a look at the road and see what condition it is in, and what the correction possibilities are. The Council asked the residents who they would like to have as their contact spokesperson. It was decided that Rick Bishop and Trudy Dahlheimer would be the contact people. The residents asked how soon something will be done. Maureen assured them that there would be an update on the matter at the next Council meeting. With no further comments heard, the issue was tabled until the next meeting. The next item on the Agenda was Engineering. The first topic was the update on the drainage problem in Frankfort Township and the Joint Feasibility Report for the correction of the problem. Thore informed the Council that he had met with the Frankfort Engineer, Pete Raatikaa, to work on the study. Between the two of them they came up three approaches for long term drainage. 1.) Put a line in the existing ditch. 2.) Put a tile line in along I-94 going east through the hills. 3.) Situate the line to go south from Franklin's Outdoor Advertising and hook into the 48" storm sewer, located in the Industrial Park. Thore then said that they were working on the costs for each drainage. He was questioned on how much land was actually Albertville's land. He said that he believed that there was 88 acres on the south side of the road and 12 acres on the north side. He said the area east of MacKensie had been dug up opening a ditch 400 - 500 feet long, and approximately 2 - 3 feet above the old tile. He said that the water is flowing very nicely, and that it is boiling up freely from the old tile, and that the water is going down quickly. Thore told the Council that Alfred Zachman was worried about the liability responsibility of Frankfort township, should a child fall in to the ditch and get hurt. Alfred told Thore that he wants to fill in ditch as soon as possible, preferably within the week. PACE 3 There was discussion regarding how much more action Albertville should do since Frankfort Township has not yet sent Albertville their response to our request of a letter of intent. It was decided to not take any further action at this time. The Council then discussed the Plans and Specifications for Barthel's Park's Edge Subdivision and the resolution ordering the advertisement of bids. Thore explained the changes. He said that the subdivision's water main would be cut into water main on Barthel Industrial Drive and would be sized for fire protection. A motion was made by .Jim Krystosek and seconded by Donatus Vetsch to accept the Plans and Specifications for Barthel's Parks Edge and to authorize the ordering of advertising that it is open for bids. All were in favor and the motion carried. The Council decided to set the bid opening for September 18, 1990 at 2:00 p.m.. A special meeting was scheduled for that evening to award the contract only after the Developer has agreed to sign. The next item on the agenda was hearing from the Maintenance Department. Ken Lindsay informed the Council that the new pond pump had arrived. He said that the pump had a larger engine and gas tank. He said that it was out in the shop if any one would like to look at it. Ken brought to the Council's attention, that some people have been dumping their grass clipping and leaves in the ditches at the ponds. He suggested that the Council reconsider a compost site, or find some other way to help aid the City's residents in disposing of their leaves and clippings. The Council felt that a compost site would be to difficult and costly to maintain. It was suggested that the City hold a community sponsored burning day in the Spring and the Fall of the year. Ken then showed the Council a map and reviewed a letter from Roto-Rooter regarding their findings when they cleaned out the sanitary sewer lines. He pointed out that they had a difficult time cleaning some of the lines. The had found a lot of tar, chunks, and sand in the lines. He explained that they had a particularly difficult time cleaning the lines of 55th Circle. There was a 100 to 200 foot section of the line where they had pulled 1-2 yards of sand out from the line. The only explanation there could be is that the residents of the street are still using sump pumps to pump out water into the sanitary sewer system. He then asked when the letters to the residents were going to be put out regarding this matter. PAGE 4 Maureen informed the Council that Jackie was in the process of putting out the 2nd quarter sewer billing, and that she could send out the notices with the bills. The Council briefly discussed what the letter should contain. They decided that the residents would have 30 days notice to install a PVC pipe to pump the water out and away from the house. A picture of how the pipe should be installed would also be included. After the 30 days the City will be randomly inspecting various homes to assure that the sump pumps have been installed properly. If at that time sump pumps are found still using the sanitary sewer system, that resident will be fined. The next item on the agenda was the Maintenance Department. Ken Lindsay informed the Council that the ditch in the Industrial Park needs to be cleaned out. He showed the Council pictures of the water that is backed up and filling the manholes. He said that the pumps are running 24 hours a day trying to keep up with the water. He said that it would cost $1,000.00 to have it cleaned. No action was taken on this matter at this time. Ken then informed the Council that all the playground equipment was installed in the new Four Seasons Park. He said the Jaycees were working hard to get the Double Tennis Court completed, weather permitting within the next 20 days. The total cost of the courts will be $18,000.00 dollars. He then said that the Lions are in the process of installing the shelter and that the shelter is 1/4 to 1/3 near completion. He said all the trees have been planted. Ken also pointed out to the Council that he has been trying to keep dirt pushed up to the blacktop, but with all the rains, the dirt keeps washing away. Ken said that the next major project to the park would be putting in sod. He feels that the park is 80% - 90% near completion. He reminded the Council that this was a 5 year project. He suggested that the Council send a thank you letter to the Lions and the Jaycees for all their hard work and efforts to get the park completed. Having no further comment on the park, Ken then asked the Council what they had decided was Mike Rutkowski's official starting date. After some discussion by the Council, Donatus Vetsch made a motion and Jim Krystosek seconded the motion that, Mikes official starting date was May 1st, 1990. All were in favor and the motion carried. Ken then asked the Council if they would want to buy the cement mixer that the City has been using for the Four Seasons Park. He pointed out that to rent a mixer would cost $25.00 per day. The cement mixer they have been using is for sale for $75.00 dollars. Jim Krystosek made a motion and Bob Braun seconded the motion, to purchase the Cement mixer for $75.00 dollars. All were in favor and the motion carried. PANE 5 Ken then informed the Council that this was the last week of Jim Becher's Summer Youth Employment Program. He asked the Council to keep Jim on as part time help until the Lakes and Prairie Program resumes in the fall. Maureen informed the Council that the agreement Jim has with the City stipulates that if he does not go to school, he will not have a job. Maureen said that she had talked to Mike Lingren, Jim's worker from the Lakes and Prairie program. They agreed to keep in touch each week to confirm with each other that Jim is coming to work, and that he is attending school. Bob Braun made a motion and Donatus seconded the motion to keep Jim on as part time help until the Lakes and Prairies program resumes in the fall. All were in favor and the motion carried. Hearing no further comment from the Maintenance Department the Council then discussed the Legal Business. Bob Miller the City Attorney told the Council that he had met with Loren Kohnen. He said that Loren agreed to the settlement and accepted the check. He said that Loren is bringing the files and that they are meeting again. Bob then bought up the issue of the drainage and how to process the easements of new retention pond Bob said that he needed to get the names of all the owners of the various properties. He then said that these people will need to sign a quit claim. There was some discussion of how the City could give the owners some kind of incentive to do this. The idea of giving a tax break was brought up, and the possibility of giving gift letters was mentioned. The Council then discussed the issue of the building that G and K Milling had brought in and located by the railroad tracks. Th issue was, do we let the building stay or do we want to press the issue as a injunction and issue a citation. After some discussion the Council decided to have David Licht look at the building. The Council then discussed the updated specifications on the new maintenance building. The original plans had included 4 bays and a larger size. Thore explained to the Council that, the new plans show 3 bays at 20 feet deep. He showed the Council that there was room enough for the 2nd door to be a 14 foot door if they wished. He quoted the price at $20.00 per foot. There was other discussion as to what kind of heating the building should have, and the door to the mezzanine. Ken offered to build the cabinets themselves in order to save money, and not cut out more space to the building. PAGE 6 After much discussion on the different specifications, the Council decided to have Thore revise the plans. The Council then discussed assessments for Psyk's 4th Addition. Maureen said that there were 27 lots. There is three ways this can be done. 1.) Assess everyone 2.) Assess 1/2 a lot for the corner lots 3.) Do not assess where people have an existing street in front After some discussion it was decided that the lots will be assessed by how many sides each particular lot has. It was decided that the assessments would be as follows: Carron - Full assessment Roden - 1/2 assessment Lidberg - 1/2 assessment Doug Psyk - 1/2 assessment Altman - Full assessment Harrington - 1/2 assessment Doug Psyk - 4 lots at 1.5 assessment each Zachman - 1.5 assessment Bauer - 1.5 assessment All remaining lots - Full assessment The Council reviewed the Income and Bills to be paid. Ken said that the bill for Sunshine landscaping needed to be held until he could check the work they did. A motion was made by Bob Braun and seconded by Jim Krystosek to pay the bills. All were in favor and checks 10754 through 10791 were paid. The Council briefly discussed the appointment of Election Judges. Maureen told the Council that she had received a letter from: the County regarding a meeting on the 24th that she will attend regarding the training of new election judges. The Council then discussed the Sheriff's Contract proposed increase of $3.00 per hour for police protection. Maureen informed the Council that there was to be a meeting on the 21st for all of the community representatives to attend and that she will be attending this meeting. She said she would update the Council what the results of the meeting were. The Council then discussed Ron Yanish's conditional use permit request. Maureen explained that after taking a further look into the situation they found out that he could not build in the back. She said that Kevin Mealhouse the building inspector would allow Ron to put a floating slab down next to the existing garage and build on to that, and put a false front on to make it look as though the new shed is actually a third stall. A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Bob Braun to accept the conditional use permit request with these stipulations. All were in favor and the motion carried. PAGE 7 The question of when the Budget meeting was to be held was raised. Maureen said she would call the Council members when all the figures were in from the different departments, and then would schedule the meeting at that time. The Council then approved the application for a Beer Permit from the Lions. The Lions were to have a Pork Chop dinner on August 25th. A motion was made by .Jim Krystosek to adjourn the meeting. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried. PAGE 3 1989-1A ASSESSMENT ROLL P.I.D. No. NAME & ADDRESS LOTS ASSESSME 101500-013112 James H. & Dolores A. Hennum 1 2531.65 PO Box 125 Albertville, MN 55301 101500-013113 James H. & Dolores A. Hennum 1 2531.65 PO Box 125 Albertville, MN 55301 101500-013105 Clemens Marx 4 10126.60 Box 42 Albertville, MN 55301 MARX 1ST ADDITION 101015-004010 Kathryn E. Carron Corner i 1265.83 Lot 1, Blk 4 5495 Lander Avenue Albertville, MN 55301 101015-005020 Joyce M. Roden Corner i 1265.83 Lot 2, Blk 5 11447 55th St. Albertville, MN 55301 PSYK'S ADDITION 101016-003010 Douglas P. & Beatrice E. Psyk Corner i 1265.83 Lot 1, Blk 3 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101016-001020 Arvilla K. Lidberg Corner 2 1265.83 Lot 2, Blk 1 11460 54th Street NE, Box 48 Albertville, MN 55301 PSYK'S 2ND ADDITION 101023-001020 DeWayne R. & Darlene Altman 1 2531.65 Lot 2, Blk 1 11362 54th St. NE, PO Box 16 Albertville, MN 55301 101023-003010 Terry R. & Colleen M. Harrington Corner i 1265.83 Lot 1, Blk 3 11422 54th Place Albertville, MN 55301 PSYK'S 4TH ADDITION 101027-001010 Bryan O. Carlson 1 2531.65 Lot 1, Blk 1 5473 Lambert Avenue NE Albertville, MN 55301 P.I.D. NO. NAME & ADDRESS LOTS ASSESSMEz 101027-001020 Douglas P. & Beatrice E. Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 2, Blk 1 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-001030 Douglas P. & Beatrice E. Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 3, Blk 1 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-001040 Douglas P. & Beatrice E. Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 4, Blk 1 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-001050 Douglas P. & Beatrice E. Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 5, Blk 1 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-001060 Douglas P. & Beatrice E. Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 6, Blk 1 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-002010 James L. & Karen M. Zachman Corner 12 3797.48 Lot 1, Blk 2 424 Main Street North St. Michael, MN 55376 101027-002020 Roger W. & Phyllis A. Kirscht 1 2531.65 Lot 2, Blk 2 7101 LaBeaux Avenue Albertville, MN 55301 101027-002030 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 3, Blk 2 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-002040 LaDonna M. Eull 1 2531.65 Lot 4, Blk 2 8621 30th St. NE St. Michael, MN 55376 101027-002050 Howard J. Thomsen 1 2531.65 Lot 5, Blk 2 11378 542 St. NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-002060 Raymond W. & Arlene M. Carlson 1 2531.65 Lot 6, Blk 2 11400 542 St. NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-002070 Mark A. & Carolyn M. Bauer Corner 12 3797.48 Lot 7, Blk 2 11422 542 St. NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-003010 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 1, Blk 3 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 101027-003020 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 1 2531.65 Lot 2, Blk 3 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 P.I.D. -NO. 101027-003030 Lot 3, Blk 3 101027-004010 Lot 1, Blk 4 101027-004020 Lot 2, Blk 4 101027-004030 Lot 3, Blk 4 101027-004040 Lot 4, Blk 4 101027-004050 Lot 5, Blk 4 101027-004060 Lot 6, Blk 4 101027-004070 Lot 7, Blk 4 101027-004080 Lot 8, Blk 4 101027-004090 Lot 9, Blk 4 101027-005010 Lot 1, Blk 5 101027-005020 Lot 2, Blk 5 NAME & ADDRESS Michael & Janet Welter, C.D. 5464 Lander Avenue Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, Mn 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Douglas & Beatrice Psyk 11420 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 Steve D. & Joan M. Panuska 11363 54th Street NE Albertville, MN 55301 TOTAL LOTS 1 Corner 12 1 1 1 1 1 Corner 12 Corner 12 1 Corner 12 1 ASSESSME 2531.65 3797.48 2531.65 2531.65 2531.65 2531.65 2531.65 3797.48 3797.48 2531.65 3797.48 2563.65 $100,000.13 MEYER-ROHLIN, INC. ENGINEERS -LAND SURVEYORS 1111 Hwy. 25 N., Buffalo, Minn.55313 Phone 612- 682-1781 August 22, 1990 Pete Raatikka Hakanson Anderson Assoc, Inc. 222 Monroe Street Anoka, MN 55303 Dear Pete; Our estimate of costs for a 12" PE line from just north of the Burlington Northern Railroad to the existing 48" storm sewer approximately 1200 feet south, including manholes, railroad jacking and some form of open ditch to the I-94 right of way, would be $33,900.00. This includes a 20% allowance for contingencies and fees. The lowest elevation we could provide going south would be 945.5 at the railroad, which is slightly higher than the I-94 culvert (944.85 south side). This would retain some water in the wetlands, which would not appear to be a problem. Approximately 80.2 acres within the city of Albertville drain into the wetlands area. This breaks down into 68.0 acres south of I-94 and 12.2 acres north of I-94. I would appreciate getting a copy of your estimates and drainage areas when you have these completed. Also, whatever information you have received from MnDOT. Enclosed is a copy of the original topo that was done for Green Haven Estates as per your request. If you have any questions, please contact me. Yours v y truly, AMEYERLIN, INC. er Professional En eer sl cc: Maureen Andrews, Administrator Frankfort Township File E-9001-H Thore P. Meyer, Professional Engineer Robert Rohlin, Licensed Land Surveyor .;AN .-ident zjl-c; 13- S76 Complainant Date Page No. Incident .J6 E -:L5 ti,,j .2-7 E , , E: Follow -Up Report OCA# Date if Incident Complainant Incident Date lG• le1 ,cam• - //.65,v /6�U - i 6 = Y�a Page No. / 0"l--y �1 �© l>�i is'� �l�'rf �.t� /G z� !�7 `J C 9� �S' 9 /910 fo /C z3 r-WA 5W ZG' w /gyp i� .� d G� v L ,Yit'/c 3 /60 rd Xle 1,7A41 C Iso k' �✓ �O /e : y-3 /o ?XOZe G �.as� Gy4O y7 Northwest Associated Consultants, Inc. U R B A N PLANNING • DESIGN • MARKET R E S E A R C H 29 August 1990 Mr. Robert Miller Attorney at Law 9405 36th Avenue No. New Hope, MN 55427 RE: Albertville - Eull Code Enforcement FILE NO: 163.05 - 90.03 Dear Bob: The City Administrator and I did a site inspection yesterday of the Eul.l property based upon complaints from neighbors regarding filling and site appearance. In a subsequent phone conversation today with Ms. Andrews, we have learned that some corrective measures are being taken. The extent of correction needs to be evaluated next week. We will document the situation with site photos and compare these to photos taken on 28 August. There does, however, appear to be an existing and probable future continuing problem relative to filling of the site. From our understanding no DNR permit is claimed as necessary by the property owner. The City of Albertville Zoning Ordinance, however, does require a permit pursuant to Section 1800 of the Code. Also, Section 1000.9a of the Zoning Ordinance also addresses drainage modifications and is applicable in this case. There are also outside storage violations evident pursuant to Section 1000.16 of the Zoning Ordinance, as well as possibly Section 1000.15 - Refuse. These are factors which are of evident concern as there is impact on surrounding properties. It would appear that violations of the Ordinance have taken place and that this matter is a fairly serious situation given drainage problems in this particular section of the City. It seems highly appropriate to insure that any additional filling be halted immediately until proper permits are considered. Moreover, possible corrective actions should be investigated if the filling done to date has increased the drainage problem situation. Also, if the filling/storage is to continue, neighboring property protections are a critical matter of immediate concern. 4601 Excelsior Blvd. - Suite 410 - Minneapolis, MN 55416 • (612) 925-9420 • Fax 925-2721 Mr. Robert Miller Page Two In terms of proceeding with the matter, the termination of continued filling/storage needs to be immediately assured. Once this is accomplished, a meeting with the property owner should likely be held to explore background information plus determine how this situation is to be resolved. Please call should you care to discuss further. Very truly yours, NORTHWEST ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS, INC. David R. Licht, AICP President DRL/nd cc: Maureen Andrews Kevin Mealhouse Thore Meyer Northwest Associated Consultants, Inc. U R 8 A N PLANNING- DESIGN - MARKET R E S E A R C H 29 August 1990 Mr. Robert Miller Attorney at Law 9405 36th Avenue North New Hope, MN 55427 RE: Albertville - G&K Milling - Code Enforcement FILE NO: 163.05 - 90.04 Dear Bob: On 28 October the City Administrator and I did a site inspection of G&K Milling with regard to a building which had been moved onto the site without any City approvals. There were a number of very significant violations identified with this situation: 1. No building can be relocated in the City without compliance with section 1400 of the Zoning Ordinance. 2. As there are a substantial number of structures already on this site, a PUD conditional use permit is likely required (Section 1000.3.d.). 3. The site as well as the building in question appear to be nonconforming relative to setbacks per ordinance. A possible variance or again a PUD-CUP may be necessary. 4. There may be a violation of exterior finish of the building pursuant to Section 1100.4. 5. Building Code violations are also likely relative to: a. Separation from an adjoining structure. b. Foundation 6. There may also be a traffic visibility violation (Section 1000.8) and a public safety problem with the abutting railroad tracks. 4601 Excelsior Blvd. - Suite 410 • Minneapolis, MN 55416.(612) 925-9420 • Fax 925-2721 Mr. Robert Miller Page Two In summary, this is most certainly a matter which requires immediate attention. Possibly City notice to the property owner of the probable violations and a need to clarify and resolve the matter is the most appropriate initial action. Subsequently, a meeting with the applicant should be held to obtain detailed site information and determine how this matter can be corrected. Our office does have photos of the building and site taken during the field inspection on 28 August. Very truly yours, NORTHWEST ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS, INC. David R. Licht, AICP President DRL/nd cc: Maureen Andrews Kevin Mealhouse INCOME/BILLS SEPTEMBER 4, 1990 SEWER ACCOUNTS 1,508.36 EDWARD GRENINGER 25.00 ALBERTVILLE LIONS 50.00 WILLFRED LINDENFELSER 25.00 BARTHEL CONSTRUCTION 1,663.20 JAYCEES 500.00 GRUNLMAN CONSTRUCTION 26.90 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TITLE COMPANIES 40.0 WRIGHT TITLE GUARANTEE CO. 2,144.55 BARTHEL CONSTRUCTON 1,613.75 ELMER EICHELBERG 25.00 UNITED TELEPHONE CO. 18.31 MARK BARTHEL 2.00 MIKE POTTER 2.00 TOTAL $7,644.07 BILLS TO BE PAID 107BB VOID $ 0.00 10789 THE J.P. COOK CO.- DOG TAGS 52.98 10790 NSP 161.94 10791 FRANKLIN OUTDOOR 16.84 10792 KEN LINDSAY-CEMENT MIXER 75.00 10793 TONY BISTODEAU 13.75 10794 VOID 0.00 10795 BEACON PRODUCTS 20.27 10796 D.J.'S 566.79 10797 JIM FARRIS 44.35 10798 POST MASTER 59.15 10799 MAUREEN ANDREWS 784.67 108M JACKIE PETERSON 468.10 10801 VOID 0.00 10802 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 452.97 1OB03 JIM BECHER 102.14 1OB04 KEN LINDSAY 628.27 PAGE 2 INCOME BILLS CONTINUED 10805 KEN LINDSAY $ 113.70 10B06 MIKE RUTKOWSKI 56.41 10B07 COUNTRY PEDLAR 26.00 10BOB UNITED TELEPONE 194.02 10B09 WELTER INC. 46.17 10810 G.D. LAPLANT SANITATION 57.77 10811 MEYER-ROHLIN, INC. 2,248.52 10812 DENNIS FERN GRAVEL & EXCAVATING, INC. 121.50 10B13 HOWARD DOOR 850.00 10914 D.J.S 114.04 10815 NORTHERN DEWATERING, INC. 11,964.00 10B16 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 200.00 10817 KEV I N rEAL SSE 1,021.83 10818 GARY SCHWENZFEIER 37.40 10819 OMANN BROTHERS, INC. 8,657.00 1OB20 SIMONSON LUMBER 1,234.96 10821 MOBILE LOCK AND SAFE 630.00 10B22 MINNESOTA COPY SYSTEMS 111.36 10623 WRIGHT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT. 1,870.63 10824 NSP 1,732.38 10825 HACK'S 254.65 1OB26 CITY OF MONTICELLO 56.50 TOTAL $ 35,066.06 c m m mD c9 m3 Cz H T mp n� m Zm (� cn (f) m na)171 r•rrp) n a Cl rra (D C r• _ ="a (D rr n p :;- = pi = n (D 'C = rr C (D (D m (n (D a I--+ = (D N a r- = (n m C a C a C= C rt (D r- U) C CL rr rt En r• En r n -n (D ='(n a rr n (7 In (D (D n (n r• a ° (D O (D = = 3 (n n rr p rr rD n O C (D (D n = (n (D O (n C � o rn Z rr C = (D = " rm C a -1Ln �, D C ul En = n to C (D rr n n o o (n 'C 7' O (n O (D rn C n F PI — N a C �e = C O rt O n (D O C (n C O = C rt =' rt PC cn c c 0 C rt= a s p C z z > S U) rr 0 rr 10 rl a c a (D " 'o r n 10 rl N N Q r n rT (D t- O (D C ''t F-' O O rr a 0) a (n Z (D rt ' t =' O rl = (D 'C < V n Q a a (D (D n (n n rr La cn a (D rl C (D -- C) rt .-. 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DD �(D.-ate OOCON -M NO OQ--ON OO OpQ -'i < OCp O OO *� ➢0 m ?m -ACV -DZ -�D 0 rn-0 -r QO Z C (n p < m rn1J > OO�aa NO ^� v r n D c� � -(Dm • W C N Z a a a VC) r.�co mrn VNOCDO W NO 7z -gym WCN zc �N O r NO 0-0 N mWp 03 � v C O V) O p .. n N D C r N m V m N rn 1 r_ N (n z n z m r_ o � z V > (n = 7 C n � C ^^Z rt Y) W C (D z o v z om 0 m m rn 0�2j' O N G C 9 �D C Cl) m N { z o vi O C 'D (n O D � Q C �o r < D — O � Z n (� O C Z ,I V/ c m m -i CO D O c� > m3 r c z G)D �o m (n m m O n3 m O V' Q Cn N cn m Abendroth, Rego & Youngquist Memorandum: Architects, Inc. DATE: August 28, 1990 SUBJECT: Meeting Minutes for St. Michael -Albertville MEMO BY: Jeff Stromgren - ARY Architects PRESENT: Maureen Andrews City of Albertville David Licht Northwest Associates Thore Meyer Meyer-Rohlin Joe Hallberg Hallberg Associates 1. The sewer line options as outlined in the document prepared by Meyer -Rollin were discussed. It appears that the City prefers Option #1, which would run a sewer trunk line from the end of the existing line to the north through the high school site to the southwest parcel. Thore Meyer will prepare a map showing the areas of benefit of the sewer trunk line. This will determine the portion of the sewer trunk installation cost the school district would bear. 2. Options #2 and #3 each would include a lateral line and a lift station. If Option #2 or Option #3 is built the school district would have to pay for initial sewer installation, as well as future sewer trunk installation costs. 3. SAC charges will be going up to $775 per unit next year. The SAC charges will be determined by the following method: 288 gallons per day per SAC unit / 20 gallons per student equals 14.4 students per SAC unit $775/SAC unit 700 students / 14.4 students/SAC unit equals 48.6 SAC units 48.6 SAC units times $775 equals $37,700. The SAC charges would be based on the size of the school as it will be initially built. Additional SAC charges will be charged later based on the size of any additions 4. Storm sewer connection charges and quarterly charges were discussed. The amount of the connection fees and quarterly charges will be based on the percentage of impervious surfaces on the site. 5. David Licth suggested that the rezoning and conditional use permit process be started by October 1 to ensure that it would be completed in time for construction to start. 6. Possible future street access from St. Michael was discussed. David voiced concern that it would essentially be used as through street by the public and that the site design should accommodate this. cc: Dave Lund Maureen Andrews „' Thore Meyer David Licht Joe Hallberg North Plaza Building, 5217 Wiyzata 13oulevard, St. Louis Park, Minnesota 55416 (612) 544-8941 VAX(612) 644-0585 RUN: 20-AUG-90 INSTALLATION WE -WIGHT CO. %RIFF DEPT- CFS14 JURIS: 21 i i t * * i PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO E N F 0 R S HOW RECEIVED CODES: ALL ACTIVITY CODES: ALL CALLS FOR SERVICE INCIDENC SUMMARY BY ACTIVITY 07/01/90 THtU 07/31/90 ACTIVITY CODE/ FRI INCIDENT :X0 HOW TIME DATE PERSON/ DESCRIPTION GRID LOCATION APT OFF NUMBER NO. RECV RECV REPORTED BUSINESS NAME 09170 0 ABA VEHICLE W-313 0 FOLRWD PROPERTY 09400 0 MV ACCIDENTS - N04-RZEPORTABLE 09400 0 MV ACCIDENTS - MON-REPORTABLE 09400 0 MV ACCIDENTS - NON -RENTABLE 09400 0 MV ACCIDENTS - NON -STABLE 09400 0 MV ACCIDENTS - NON -REPORTABLE 09400 911 MV ACCIDENTS - N3HREPORTAEU 09402 -' 0 MV-MV 09402 0 MV-MV 09402 0 MV-MV 09402 0 11V-MV 09402 MV-MV 0 09402 0 MV-MV 09468 0 H & R ACCIDENT 09468 0 14 � R AIMIDEur PAGE 1 ALBERTVILLE VILL 266 9W14565 01 P 0959 07/30/90 DJ'S TOTAL CARE ALBERTVII c Vr► i 287 9001A029 01 P 2023 07/23/90 %OJSH, ROEx-RT STEVE-4 kBERTVILLE AREA--21287 90012553 Ol P 1625 07/05/90 PETERaN, AW4-'! MICFAE_ ALBERTVILLE AREA-21287 90012553 02 P 1625 07/05/90 PEIERSON, AMY LOUISE 194-21 260 90013466 01 P 1958 07/16/90 PACK, MARY C I94-21 260 90013466 02 P 1958 07/16/90 DAGGETT TRUCKING I94-21 MSP 90014209 01 P 1230 07/25/90 KRAMER, DE I94 E ALBERTVL-21 MSP 9W14196 01 P 0921 07/25/90 THIESEN, KEVIN C19 & H241-21 248 90013549 O1 P 15W 07/17/90 GREGG, DAMES IJALLACE C19 & H241-21 248 90013549 02 P 15W 07/17/?0 BAER, LAU71E ANN C19 & H241-21 248 90013549 03 P 1530 07/17/90 CARLSOV, MARY ANN C37 & I94 EXT-21 266 9M14568 01 P 0930 07/30/90 BERGSTROM, ROBERT MARSHALL C37 & I94 EXT-21 266 90014568 02 P 0930 07/30/90 SG"MIDT, CLARA C37 & I94 EXT-21 266 90014568 03 P 0930 07/30/90 KOTTKE, GRETUCN CAROL 194-21 280 90012546 01 P 1450 07/05/90 DAIGLE, FRANK R I94-21 280 90012546 02 P 1450 07/05/90 BEHNKY, JX3iW AKTHONY fdA: 20-AUG-90 INSTALLATION NAPE—4RI(4iT GO. SHERIFF DEFT- PAGE 2 CFS14 JU1fiI5: 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 S1wARY BY ACTIVITY 07/01/90 THRU 07/31/90 ACTIVITY CODE/ PRI INCIDENT SEQ HN TIME DATE PERSON/ DESCRIPTION GRID LOCATION APT OFFF MUMER NO. HECV RECJ REPORTED BUISINESS NAME 09468 0 PK LT PAT'S 66-21 289 90014655 01 P 1358 07/31/90 BELL'S TRUCKING H & R ACCIDENT 09468 0 PK LT PAT'S 66-21 289 9WIA655 02 P 1358 07/31/90 LLl#C"EN, C(w'Y H & K ACCIDENT 09468 0 PK LT PAT'S 66-21 289 90014655 03 P 1358 07/31/90 PAT'S 66 H & R ACCIDE#(T - 09527 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 270 90014304 01 I 0800 07/26/90 CITY OF AL9ERTVIIIE Li TTERING 09600 911 ALBERTVILLE VILL 90012321 01 P 1;50 07/03/90 ANOHY?M FIRE CALL 09600 911 ALKRTVILLE VILL 266 900124T/ 01 P 2105 07/04/90 OSTERUD, CHAfd.ES RAYMOND FIRE CALL 09730 911 ALIERTVILLE VILL 297 90012296 Oi P 2350 07/02/90 WH. ER, TONI MARIE MEDICAL 09800 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 287 90013337 01 P 0227 07/15/90 DUR ZK,,MD, GARY DONALD PUBLIC PEACE 09801 - 0 ALBETtTVILLE VILL 284 90013907 01 P 0015 07/22/90 DOMESTIC 09805 0 ALMMILLE VILL 289 9W=41 01 P 0900 07/02/90 KE MAR, WENDY MOTORIST AID 09805 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 295 90012611 01 P 1024 07/06/90 ROBECK, ILIE MOTORIST AID 09805 0 ALKRTVILLE VILL 280 90013446 01 P 1545 07/16/90 MMYWJS MOTORIST AID 09820 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 247 90012498 01 P 0451 07/05/90 BISTODEAU, RIDiARD DOG COMPLAINT 09920 ALARM 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 260 90012383 Ol P 0336 07/04/90 HAC*-- LLER'S GROCERY 09920 ALARM 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 260 90013M 01 A 0423 07/22/90 JOINT WAI'ER PowERS BOARD 09943 SISPICIO_S CIRUMTANCES 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL 294 90013547 01 P 1430 07/17/90 BERIING, DON RUN: 20-AUC-90 INSTALLATION WIE--WIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEPT- CFS14 CIS: 21 ttt�t PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO E N F 0 R S HLU RECEIVED CODES: ALL ACTIVITY CODES: ALL CALLS FOR SERVICE INCIDENT 5l"WY BY ACTIVITY 07/01/90 THRU 07/31/90 ACTIVITY CODE/ PRI INCIDENT SEQ HOW TIME DATE PER -cm DESCRIPTION Cit1D LOCATION APT OFF NIMI0 NO. RECV RECV REPORTED BUSINESS NAME If P3110 Alw 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL PROP DMAGF-M-rR1VATE-UNK INTENT P3110 �� MB ALBERTVILLE VILL PROP DAMAGE-MS-PRIVATE-iNK INTE'VT P3120 Aop. `std 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL PROP DAMAGE-MS-PUBLIC-iM INTENT P3120 �'" 0 ALERTVILLE VILL PROP DAMAGE-MS-PUBLIC-UNK INTENT P3310 0 ALBERTVILL.E VILL TRESPASS-MS-PRIIVVVATE-UNK INTENT T2021 4PY- '*0l Ail 0 MN ALL-RTVILLE VILL rKET-i-S251-$2q.500-FE-FRM BUILDING-MMf T 4029 u-*-� h'ld 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL ih&T-$250 LESS-MS-FRM &11LDIIGi OTH PROP T4099 �� 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL THEFT-3250 LESS-MS+RM SELF SRV GAS -PITH PROP T4099 ,�j��,L!%%J'k% 0 ALBERTVILLE VILL THE= i-$2 0 LESS-7MS-FRM SIU: SRVGAS-M PRO' U3026C�4�JCA4!0�.00 ALBERTVILL.E VILL WEFT-it3-ISSUE WO2THLES CHECK-$250 LESS U3026 « Af 50.00 ALMTVILLE VILL MEFT-M-ISSUE WORTHLES CHECK-3250 LESS U3026 " le 50.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL T�&T-MS-ISSN WOKTHLES CHECK-$250 LESS L0026 << of 50.00 ALBERTVILLE VILL ThUT-M-ISSUE WOZTHLES CHECK-S250 LESS U3026 " Y 50.00 ALBERTVILL.E VILL THEFT-ASS-ISSE WOZTHLES CHECK-S250 LESS LU26 l( It 50.00 ALBERTVILL.E VILL THEFT -MS -ISSUE WITIUS CHECK-4250 LESS U3026 100.00 n km ,-r—JC T CCt tC 1 s r . n. rw earn ALBERTVIL.LE VILL 266 90014643 01 P 1026 07/31/90 RAINS, WAYNE 287 90014612 01 P 2056 07/30/90 BEC a, ROMAN PAGE 3 270 900142?0 01 P 0908 07/26/?0 ALBERTVILLE CITY HALL 270 90014396 01 P 1040 07/27/90 CITY OF ALBBTVILLE 271 90012680 01 P 2314 07/08/90 JESSER, MRS 299 90013011 01 P 2243 07/10/90 KLINKNER, TRICIA 299 90012'P.6 01 P 2116 07/09/90 E7&RINGEN, ROBERT 90012386 01 P 0434 07/04/?0 PAT'S 66 270 90014291 01 P 1327 07/26/90 LENNE?", CORY 90014062 07 1 0800 07/31/90 ALBERTVILL.E LIONS 90014062 09 I 0800 07/31/90 ALBERTYME LICM 90014062 10 I 0800 07/31/90 ALBERTVILLE LIONS 90014062 11 I 08W 07/31/90 ALBERTVILLE LIONS 90014062 12 I 08W 07/31/90 ALBERIVILLE BAR 90014062 13 I 0800 07/31/90 AL.BERTVILL.E BAR 90014062 08 1 0800 07/31/90 ALBERTVILLE LIONS RLN: X-4)D-90 INSTALLATION WE —WIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEPT- C: S14 JURIS: 21 t i i + PRIMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO E N F 0 R S HOW RECEIVED CODES: ALL ACTIVITY (ODES: ALL CALLS FOR SERVICE INCIDENT SlMiARY BY ACTIVITY 07/01/90 11ifiU 07/31/90 ACTIVITY CODE/ PRI INCIDENT SEB HOW TIME: DATE PERSON/ DESCRIPTION GRID LOCATION APT OFF MMER NO. RECV RECV REpwU MINESS WE Ut3236 � /Xd 0 AL3tRTVILIE VILL 272 90014599 01 P 1836 07/30/90 HAL7CFIMILER'S THEFT -MS-S}10PLIFT!No-S250 LESS Ji1RIS 21 TOTALS - WTEq OF INCIDLNTS: 4 - Traffic tickets issued. 49 PAGE 4 RLN: 'A'-AUG-90 ADU01 JURIS: 21 JMARY ISN'S ONLY? NO NAME TYPES: A T B ACIIVITY CODES: ALL INCIDENT PER INC NAME ADULT NAME NUMBER SEO 54-9 TYPE GRID ADDRESS INSTALLATION NAME--WRIGHT GO. SHERIFF DEPT- ENF0RS ADLLT SUMMARY BY INCIDENT - WITHIN IDA'fE REPORTED, 07/01/90 fWJ 07/31/90 90013716 1 1 A NoRre +1, KENNETH LELAVD 90E-%563 1 1 l BLOCK, JOYCE CARUL TI-FA 90686��4 1 1 T BLAKE, JEANETTE KAY TI-FA 90686579 1 1 f HILLUKKA, SABINE TI-FA 90688072 1 1 T NORTON, KENNETH LELAND 1I-MA JURIS 21 TOTALS - NUMBER OF INCIDENTS: 5 PAGE 1 OFF DALE OF RACE DATE OF: DATE OF AC1 SUPPLEMENT ARREST NO. BIRTH SEX REPORT DISPOS. CODE ID NUMBER DISPOSITION CITY STAIE ARREST ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION 566 6/12/45 M W 7/20/90 7/20/90 X3120 286 REL BAIL OR RO - MN 7/20/90 CRIr AGNST AUMN JUST -MS -CONTEMPT OF COURT 287 12/07/62 F 7/01190 09812 NO ENTRY ALBERTVILLE FAILURE TO WEAR SEAT 1SELT 287 5/12/71 F 7/22/90 09010 NO ENTRY ELK RIVER SPEED 287 6/13/66 F 7/31/90 09010 NO ENTRY ST MICHAEL SPEED 566 6/12/45 M W 7/20/90 09u4 286 NO ENTRY - MN NO IWAN-Z _ 4 A uf_7 . t l 2E F_Q KUN, A LiW -HS - GfTT t Q 6- _ l G—Li fF S F F_ 7 E, Q (: GLLo&<7t. 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