1990-11-06 CC Agenda/PacketCITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
NOVEMBER 6, 1990
I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
III. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
*October 15, 1990
IV. COMMUNITY FORUM
V. DEPARTMENT BUSINESS
a. Maintenance
- Other Business
b. Engineering
- Order Update on the Savitski's Feasibility Report for
Street Improvement
- Frankfort Township Drainage Problem
- Discussion on Options for the Fire Department or
Maintenance Building
- Update on Eull Concrete Site Cleanup
- Other Business
C. Legal
- Ordinance Pertaining to Sewer Connections
- Administrator's Contract
d. Administration
* - Income Recieved and Bills to be Paid
(Including Explaination of NSP Billing)
�(- - Approval of a Variance for John Rademacher
- Extra Hours for Jim Becher
- Other Business
VI. COUNCIL MEMBER'S REPORT
VII. OTHER BUSINESS
Sheriff's Report
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
��OUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 5TH, 1990
The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called
to order by acting mayor Don Cornelius. Members present included
Jim Krystosek, Donatus Vetsch, and Bob Braun. Mayor Gary
Schwenafeier was absent. Others present were Maureen Andrews,
Thore Meyer, Bob Miller, and Jackie Peterson.
The agenda for the evening's meeting was reviewed by the
Council. Maureen informed the Council of three additional items
to add to the agenda. The additional items included the amendment
to the Zoning Ordinance regarding trash enclosures design
standards, the review and approval of the bid for the manhole
repair on County State Aid Highway (C.S.A.H.) No. 19 at the
intersection of C.S.A.H. No. 37 and the review and approval of the
L+mp,loymNnt Contract between the City and the Administrator. A
motion was made by Donatus Vetsch to approve the agenda. Jim
Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion
carried.
The minutes for the October 15th Council meeting was reviewed
by the Council. Jim Krystosek pointed out that on page 4,
paragraph 4, the sentence should read, A maximum of $100.00 per
truck load of gravel, which included the cost of the trucking."
Donatus then pointed his concern of how paragraph 3, on page
3 read. He wanted to make it understood that all we are stating
is that we have the capacity to handle the water if all of the land
was developed, and that we will expect compensation for the extra
runoff.
Maureen then informed the Council that she had talked to
Otsego, and they explained that with the upcoming election, they
have not yet had the opportunity to respond to our letter of
requesting participation in solving the water drainage problem.
Donatus Vetsch then made a motion to approve the minutes with
the corrections. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in
favor and the motion carried.
The first item of discussion for the evening was the approval
of Jim Becher`s request for working extra hours to help pay his
$500.00 fine to the County. Maureen explained that, Jim has
completed his community service portion of his agreement. He now
would like to be paid for his hours so that he can in turn pay off
his fine.
The Council was informed that Jim works 20 hours a week under
the Lakes and Prairie Program or 4 hours a day at no charge to the
City. He had also been working off some Community Service hours
as well so he had been working a total of 30 hours per week. At
this time Jim has the Community Service hours worked off but still
needs to work off the fine.
The Council had some concern that all though Jim is doing a
good job, and that we have really helped as best we can, we may be
just creating a third maintenance position. It was pointed out
that in the beginning his job was to only be a temporary part time
helper, and he has been with the City ever since. It was noted,
however, that he has been on the Lakes and Prairie program or the
Summer Youth program.
The Council then calculated out that with 10 hours per week
paying $3.95 per hour, it would take approximately 3 months for Jim
to pay his $500.00 fine.
At that time the Council decided that before they approved any
additional hours for Jim Becher, that Ken Lindsay, the Maintenance
Superintendent, should make a list of all of the projects that he
is planning to do. The Council then can determine whether or not
it is feasible to provide •Jim with the additional hours.
The Council then briefly discussed the election procedures for
the following day. Do to the limited space in the City Hall, it, was
decided to place the registration tables in the Fire Hall which is
partly the Maintenance shop. The Maintenance Department had planned
to do some welding on the 6th. The Council directed Maureen to
inform Ken to reschedule the welding and that there will be no
welding done in the shop during Election day.
The Council then heard from Thore Meyer the City Engineer.
Maureen informed the Council that Andy Savitski has requested
that the City consider to the final work (i.e. blacktop, curb and
gutter) for his commercial plat. He would like to get an estimate
on the cost of the improvements since he has someone interested in
purchasing one or two of the lots.
Thore stated that the original Feasibility Report provided
numbers for the total cost of the improvement including the sewer,
water, streets, curb and gutter, but that, only the sewer, wafter and
class five was installed under the 1988-7 Improvement Project. He
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suggested that because of the time delay on the completion of the
project and the increased costs of blacktopping that it, would be
advisable to update the report. He noted that with increasing
costs due to the oil crisis that the numbers could potentially be
underestimated.
It was questioned by one of the Council members whether or not
the road would be a 7 or a 9 ton road and if it was the heavier
designed would the City be responsible for sharing in the cost of
the project as is the potential case for the improvement of 50th
Street. Thore noted that the road has been designed to carry 9
tons, since it is a commercial road. He noted that the City would
not be responsible for the cost difference between a 7 and 9 ton
road because of the fact that the road needs to be 9 ton to carry
the heavier traffic.
Additional discussion regarding this matter focused on the
fact that if 50th Street is upgraded that it would likely be
designed as a 9 ton road to handle the additional traffic, but that
under Minnesota Statutes (429), a 9 ton road would not be 100%
assessed to the abutting property owners because the design would
exceed their benefit of the road. The issue of benefit in this
instance is effected because 50th Street will likely to be designed
as a 9 ton because it, is a major arterial road and has the
potential for carrying some truck traffic, yet as a normal
residential street would only be designed as a 7 ton road.
Donatus Vetsch made a motion to order an update of the
Feasibility Report for Savitski`s Sunrise Commercial Plat for the
installation of streets, curb and gutter. Jim Krystosek seconded
the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The next issue discussed was the drainage problem in Frankfort
Township. He said that, the City is at a point now that if the
project is going to move forward that action has to be taken to
move it, on to the next, step. If the City of Albertville is going
to take the lead in this project, it was noted that there certain
procedures that needed to carried out. Noting specifically that
in order for the Minnesota Department, of Transportation of
Transportation (MN/DOT) to participate in the project that the City
would need to submit to them a request for participation form.
Thore had received from MN/DOT the necessary documentation and
resolutions He said that the City will need to notify them of a
resolution passed by the City and then send a copy of the
resolution and a letter requesting their financial assistance on
the project. MN/DOT will then process the request, noting that it
will take approximately 18 weeks to complete the process. If
MN/DOT approves the request they will then share 20% of the total
cost of the improvement.
It was noted that until MN/DOT approves the request then the
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bids can be let on the project. In the mean time the final
Feasibility Report can be completed and the required hearings can
be held and the bidding process started.
It was noted that in addition to these issues that the City
and Township would need to deal with the drainage problem
downstream of outlet of the City's storm drainage pipe which runs
through the Industrial Park. This would likely include talking to
the farmers down stream of the drainage area, noting that this
could be done while we are waiting for a response from MN/DOT.
He pointed out that since we are the carrying party, it would
be a good idea that we develop a Joint Powers Agreement with
Frankfort Township, the City of Otsego and MN/DOT to protect, the
City's interest in the project.
Jim Krystosek then made a motion to pass resolution requesting
MN/DOT'S participation in the storm water project. Donatus Vetsch
seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The Council then discussed the options for the construction
of a new building trying to determine whether or not it should be
built for the Fire Department or Maintenance Department. Thore
said that he had done some checking into the costs of construction
for a masonry building.
He noted that he had talked to Jack Jarrad of the Olson
Company. Jack had told him that in generality a 50'X 90' shell of
a building with 14 foot side walls would run about $89,000.00,
additional cost for the plumbing, electrical work and other
miscellaneous items will run approximately $26,500.00, Additional
cost discussed included:
Painting and Partitions $ 3,000.00
Driveways and Parking Lots $15,700.00
Soil Correction $ 7,200.00
(of which most of
it is completed)
Thore noted that, these costs are based on the assumption that
the Fire Department members would be providing the labor on the
interior areas. Based on any additional costs that could come into
play the building could conceivably run about $150,000.00 to
$160,000.00 dollars.
Thore added that .Jack pointed out that they had problems with
the type of heating units we are looking at for the building. He
suggested that the building should have higher ceilings if we are
considering radiant heat, because they had problems with
the radiant tubes being to hot, and to close to the units and
damaging the paint on their trucks.
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If after checking out the issue on the radiant heat is would
be determined that the sidewalls need to be built high that to
expect the project to run an additional $2,000.00.
At that point the Council decided not to make any decisions
until they scheduled a work meeting later in the week with some of
the Firemen attending.
Maureen then informed the Council that, a meeting needed to be
scheduled to canvas the election results. After some discussion
Bob Braun made a motion to schedule the meeting for Wednesday
November 7th at 5:00 p.m.. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All
were in favor and the motion carried.
Thore then told the Council that Maureen and himself had met
with Joel Eull 3 weeks prior, and had discussed with him the proper
way he needed to crush the chunks of cement.
Thore informed the Council that while meeting with Joel he had
agreed to use a sheep's foot to crush the rock and then would
backfill afterwards. He had told Joel that the cement had to be
crushed to fist size pieces.
He informed the Council that Joel had completely disregarded
what was supposed to be done. Thore went, to the site and
discovered that there were very large cement chunks and that he had
backfilled over the top of it.
Thore then said he sent .Joel a letter explaining his
dissatisfaction with what he did. Joel then sent Thore a letter
stating he would correct the problem. Thore then said that nothing
has been done as of yet.
Hearing no further comments from Thore, the Council tabled the
matter until a later date.
The Council next discussed the Conditional Use Permit for John
Rademacher's plans to build a detached garage. Maureen informed
the Council that the Planning Commission had recommended approval
of the Condition Use Permit with the following four stipulations.
They were as follows:
1. That the applicant takes action to administratively
subdivide the three substandard parcels, which make up his
property, into two lots which more closely conforms to the
standards set forth in the Zoning Ordinance. The
subdivision of property should be done in such a
manner that the lots would provide for a 75 foot frontage
and would equal approximately 12300 square feet each.
2. That the existing garage be removed from the site prior to
the Certificate of Occupancy being granted for the new
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structure.
3. That no other accessory storage building shall be placed
on the property now or at any time in the future.
4. That the building be constructed of like materials as the
primary structure on the site.
After some discussion between the Council and John Rademacher,
it was decided that the first point was not necessary, because at
some point the three substandard lots had been combined into one
lot on Mr. Rademacher`s abstract.
The second issue discussed was that of how Rademacher proposed
to finished the garage. It was noted that the Planning Commission
had recommended that, the building be finished in like materials as
the existing house. It was noted that, the house is finished with
a stucco exterior. John noted that it was his intention to finish
the garage in a cedar siding so that it would accent the trim on
his house and the future deck he is proposing to build on the back
of the house.
After some additional discussion the Council decided that they
would allow the garage to be finished in a cedar siding providing
that the owner agreed to put on light colored cedar which would
blend in with the color of the house.
The other issues regarding additional accessory building and
the removal of the old garage prior to the issuance of the
Certificate of Occupancy were discussed.
It was noted that with the standards set forth in the Zoning
Ordinance, John would not be able to build any accessory building
on his property without, a variance because of the size of his
proposed garage. It should be noted that John recognizes this
stipulation and does not feel that there is a problem with it.
Secondly it was noted that the existing garage will need to
be removed prior to the use of the new structure. John noted that
he would like to use the structure until the new garage is done for
storage and will be removing it prior to using the new building
because of its location in front of the doors of the new structure.
Hearing no further comments from John, Jim Krystosek made a
motion to approve the RESOLUTION FOR THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR
JOHN RADEMACHER, with the stipulations listed above. Bob Braun
seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
Bob Miller noted that Mr. Rademacher should be responsible for
recording the deed with the County Recorder's Office.
The Council then heard from Robert Miller the City Attorney.
The Council discussed the Ordinance pertaining to sewer
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connections. Bob noted that in checking with other cities, their
ordinances assume that sewer service will be provided by the city
in which a property is located but that, no ordinance states it
directly. In noting the issue that had been raise because of the
new high school the 1985-2 Ordinance pertaining to sewer connection
has been amended to reflect specific language pertaining to this
matter.
At, that time Bob Braun made a motion to adopt the Ordinance
1990-20 amending Ordinance 1985-2 relating to sewer use
regulations. Jim Krystosek seconded the motion. All were in favor
and the motion carried.
The Council then discussed an Ordinance Revision for Trash
Enclosures. According to the Zoning Ordinance all commercial and
industrial businesses are required to enclose their trash
receptacles. The amendment to the ordinance provides for the
Building Inspector to establish the standards for construction of
the enclosures to assure that they are built to hold up.
It was noted that the ordinance pertaining to this regulation
already exists, being adopted with the Zoning Ordinance in 1988.
It was point out that the purpose of the ordinance is to help keep
debris better contained. It, would also present a much better
appearance for surrounding neighbors, etc.
There was some discussion as to what, kind of materials and
type of structure would be required. There was concern that this
would be to difficult for the sanitation trucks to get in to empty
to containers. The cost factor was also discussed. With all these
questions it was decided that the Council would table further
discussion until the next, meeting, in order to do some checking
into the different concerns.
The Council next reviewed the Employment Contract between the
City of Albertville and Maureen Andrews. Bob Miller reviewed the
contract with the Council and Maureen. During the course of the
discussion Maureen was asked to leave the meeting so that the
Council could discuss the matter with the City Attorney. Upon her
return it was noted that the Council wished to table the matter
until the next, meeting but assured Maureen that the contract would
be approved at that time.
The Council then reviewed the Income and Bills to be paid
list. The bill from Frankfort township for 114 yards of class 5
gravel was questioned. The Council decided to do some checking
into the matter before paying the bill. The bill from Saxon Motors
for the repair of the Chevy pickup was also questioned since the
truck went in for repairs under warrantee. The Council decided to
check into the matter.
Bob Braun then made a motion to pay the bills check numbers
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10980-11027, excluding checks number 10992 for Saxon Motors, and
number 10996 for Frankfort Township. Donatus Vetsch seconded the
motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
Maureen then informed the Council that the manhole at the Rail
Road intersection on County Road 19, needed to be raised. She
presented the bid received by Carlson Construction for $380.00.
At that time Thore pointed out that he thought that the cost was
to high, and should probable get a bid from Ohman Brothers. The
Council then decided to table any decisions in the matter until
Wednesday night at the meeting to canvas the election results.
Donatus asked if the Thank You notices had been sent out to
the Maintenance Department and all who helped complete the new Four
Seasons Park project this summer. It was decided that they would
go out in the next couple weeks.
Hearing no further comments from other members of the Council,
Jim Krystosek made a motion and Bob Braun seconded the motion, to
adjourn the meeting. All were in favor and the motion carried.
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COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBRR, 15,1990
The regular meeting of the Albertville City Council was called
to order by Acting -Mayor Don Cornelius. Members present included
Jim Krystosek, Donatus Vetsch, and Bob Braun. Mayor Gary
Schwenzfeier was absent. Others present were Maureen Andrews,
Thore Meyer, Bob Miller, Kevin Mealhouse, Ken Lindsay, and Jackie
Peterson.
The agenda for the evening's meeting was reviewed by the
Council. A motion was made by Bob Braun and seconded by Jim
Krystosek to approve the agenda. All were in favor and the motion
carried.
The minutes for the October 1st meeting were reviewed by the
Council. It was pointed out the word "certainly" in the 5th
paragraph on page 8, should be changed to possibly. Donatus Vetsch
made a motion to and seconded by Bob Braun to approve the minutes
with the correction. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The Council first heard from Merlin Valerius. Mr. Valerius
stated that he would like to start a composting site at his farm
and would be interested in picking up leaves and grass clippings
here in the City. He also noted that he would be willing to have
people bring the material to his farm if the residents preferred
that to a curbside pickup.
He explained that with the increasing problem of sanitary
landfills not excepting these materials anymore, there is a need
for a composting program in our area. He explained to the Council
that the County has issued to him a composting permit. This will
allow him to collect composting materials for disposal.
The Council was informed that the proper way of disposing of
the materials is to spread it out over a large area of land. He
said that he has a large enough field that he plans to use for this
purpose. There was some question as to how long he would store the
material before being disposed of. Merlin stated that with the
permit, he must properly dispose of the composting material before
21 days.
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The Council then asked him how he planned to carry out the
composting program. Merlin stated that he planned to do a curbside
pickup every two weeks. He felt that maybe it should be on a
Tuesday. He would charge the residents $1.00 per 50 pound bag, and
collect the money at the time of pickup, so that the City would not
be involved with the money collection. He also said that he would
be willing to let the people bring their bags to his site for a
fee of $.50 per 50 pound bag.
There was some discussion regarding what he would do with all
of the empty leave bags. It was suggested that he could swap the
empty bags for the full bags at the time of the pickup, therefore
he would be recycling the plastic bags at the same time.
The point was raised that the City already has two controlled
burning days scheduled for the City's residents to bring their leaf
and grass clippings to. It was decided that a flyer would be handed
out to the residents at that time, explaining Merlin's program to
them and how to contact him for his service.
Though no formal action was taken on the matter, there was a
general consensus of the Council that the composting idea was a
good idea. The Council stated that they were in full support of
the project and would work with Mr. Valerius to see that the
program takes off.
Hearing no further comments the Council then heard from the
City Engineer, Thore Meyer. Thore updated the Council on the water
drainage problem between Albertville and Frankfort Township. He
said that a letter had been sent to Otsego informing them of the
problem and that it was the feeling of the City of Albertville that
they contributed water to the problem area and that they should
participate in cost of the correction. Thore then said that he
anticipates that Otsego will not accept our request.
He then reviewed some of the possible alternatives for
correction. He said that Frankfort Township is leaning towards the
alternative of having the water routed back towards Albertville,
and eliminating the existing 18" line which runs east through
Frankfort to the river. This solution would require the City to
do all the work associated with the project. It was noted that
this solution could eliminate long term maintenance on the ditch
area.
In a related matter, it was noted that we that we are still
waiting to hear from MN/DOT regarding the information relating to
a Cooperative Agreement for their participation in the project.
Thore stated that it could takes up to 4-6 months to get through
the MN/DOT process.
Bob Braun asked if there should some kind of joint powers
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agreement between the parties involved so that everyone understands
the ground rules before the City gets involved with expenses
associated with the project.
Bob Miller agreed that a joint powers agreement would be required
and could be prepared prior to the City's undertaking of the work.
Regarding the project, Thore noted that the system would be
designed to use the wetlands and a 12" line for storage and that
there was possibly a need for some type of control structure to be
included as part of the project. It was further noted that because
of the elevation of the existing culvert elevations across the
freeway that a natural control would be established.
It was pointed out that in the event that all 40 acres, which
is located in Otesgo, were eventually developed and completely
paved, there would still enough capacity in the system not to cause
flooding. Thore reminded the Council that Frankfort has agreed
that they would be responsible for maintaining the area east of
the platted areas know as Barthel's Rolling Hills and Green Acres
Estate. No other action was taken on this matter.
Thore next reminded the Council that the bid opening for the
new maintenance building was set for Friday October 19th, at 10:00
A.M. He also advised the Council that quotes for the electrical,
plumbing, and other miscellaneous work, would to be opened the
following week.
In a related matter regarding the Maintenance Building, Thore
gave an update on the soil corrections project. He stated that the
corrections have been completed and the site is ready for the
footings.
There was discussion for setting up a special meeting to award
the bid. Maureen said that she would look at the schedule and
notify the Council as to which day is available for the meeting.
The Council then heard from Ken Lindsay, the Maintenance
Superintendent. Ken told the Council that the Lions had donated
$1.000.00 for the sod in the Four Season's Park. He suggested that
we send the Lions a thank you card for their help.
Ken then informed the Council that they had completed the
first discharge of the ponds, and that it met all the limits and
needed no treatment. He further added that he will know by
Wednesday when they can begin their last discharge. When this is
completed, it will be the last for the fall.
Ken then told the Council that people continue drive on the
dikes at the ponds. He said that the people have also been tearing
down the "No Hunting" signs.
Ken next brought up the issue of putting down some gravel on
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50th Street. Maureen informed the Council that there had been
several calls regarding the need for additional gravel on the
street. It was noted that Frankfort was laying gravel on their
portion of 50th Street and the residents were wondering if we had
plans to do the same.
The Council questioned whether or not the City should go to
the expense of bringing additional gravel when there is
consideration of blacktopping the road next year. At this time,
Thore Meyer interjected that he is working on a feasibility report
for 50th Street to determine what the cost of the improvement to
the road will run. It was noted that at this time of the year
there was not much the City can do regarding the reconstruction of
the road.
It was noted that there were some areas between the black
magic that could use gravel. Thore pointed out that at least a
couple loads should be put down in these areas and that the gravel
would stay put at least until Spring. He also suggested the idea
of using a scarfire blade to mix everything up.
•Jim Krystosek said that he knew of a place that has excellent
Class 5 Gravel. He said that he could check into the rates. He
thought that it would probably cost $35.00 for the trucking and
$100.00 for a truck load.
It was decided that the Council would wait to make any further
decisions until Jim could some rates from different places. They
also decided that Jim, Thore and Ken would take a drive down the
road and select the places that needed the gravel the most.
Thore also mentioned the 3 bids for the lowering of the
manhole. He said that we have bids from Carlson Construction,
Ohman's Blacktop, and Lindenfelser's. The breakdown of bids are
as follows:
OHMAN'S BLACKTOP $500.00
CARLSON CONSTRUCTION $325.00
LINDENFELSERS $200.00
It was noted that the Lindenfelser bid was for just the lowering
of the manhole and no blacktopping.
Ken mentioned to the Council that patching was needed on
Lander Avenue. The Council decided that the construction crew that
does the manhole repair, would be the best one to also do the
repair for Lander Avenue.
Jim Krystosek made a motion to accept the bid from Carlson for
$325.00 for the manhole repair, and requested that Maureen check
with them to see what the cost of doing the other repair would run.
It was further stipulated that if the quote for the repairs on
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Lander was $150.00 or less that the work should be scheduled at the
same time. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in favor and
the motion carried.
Next the Council heard from Bob Miller, the City Attorney.
He informed the Council that the Planning Commission recommended
the approval of the conditional use permit for the expansion of the
Lamp Post -In. He said they recommended it providing the two
conditions:
1) The outside picnic tables would have to be eliminated
because of the addition.
2) That as part of the Developer's Agreement that Ed Breun,
owner of the Lamp Post In, agrees to participate in the
cost of the installation of a City parking facility in the
event that a need arises in the future.
Bob said that the agreement should state that it would be at
the Council's discretion as to when parking has become a problem,
and it would also be their responsibility to decide when a new
facility is necessary. He pointed out that the agreement would
stay with the property and in the event the business was sold the
new owner would be responsible for the same conditions.
A motion was made by Donatus Vetsch and seconded by Jim
Krystosek to prepare a recordable document for the approval of the
conditional use permit with the two conditions set forth. All were
in favor and the motion carried.
Bob informed the Council of the Wright County Truck Station
#2 plat approval. The Council was informed that it was the
Planning Commission's recommendation that the Council approve the
Final Plat for the County Garage. It was further noted that a
brief Developer's Agreement had been prepared between Wright County
and the City of Albertville regarding the same.
Hearing no other comments or questions, Bob Braun made a
motion and Donatus Vetsch seconded the motion to approve the
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL PLAT FOR WRIGHT COUNTY'S TRUCK
STATION NO. 2 and authorized the Mayor and City Administrator to
enter into the Developer's Agreement with Wright County. All were
in favor and the motion carried.
The Council then briefly discussed the Fireman's Fun Night for
Friday the 19th. The Jaycees were sponsoring the 3.2 beer for the
event and needed an approval for a beer license. Jim Krystosek
made a motion to approve the beer license. Donatus Vetsch seconded
the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried.
The Jaycees submitted an application to renew their gambling
license. Bob Braun made a motion and Jim Krystosek seconded the
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motion to adopt the RESOLUTION APPROVING PERMIT FOR STATE GAMBLING
LICENSE FOR ALBERTVILLE AREA JAYCEES. All were in favor and the
motion carried.
The Council then discussed briefly the Park Board vacancies.
Maureen informed the Council that the vacancies for the Board
needed to be filled before their regular meeting on Thursday
evening. It was decided that the Council would look at the
applications on Wednesday evening and appoint the two new board
members at that time.
The Council then reviewed the Income and Bills to be paid.
Jackie pointed out that the bill from Laderal Medical check #10970
should not have been included with the bills, and that Paul Heinen
the Fire Chief said the firemen are paying for it.
There was discussion regarding the Wright County Highway
Department bill. Maureen said she would check on it.
Donatus Vetsch made a motion to pay the bills, check numbers
110934-10979 excluding check #10970 to Laderal Medical. The motion
was seconded by Jim Krystosek. All were in favor and the motion
carried.
At that time Maureen pointed out to the Council an article
that was printed in the Crow River news. It was in regards to
a possible building moratorium in St, Michael until they complete
the expansion of their waste water plant. She also noted that the
City of St. Michael had been contacted regarding the possible
connection of the new school to the St. Michael sewer system and
what they would charge for connections.
It was noted that St. Michael had suggested that connection
and hookup charges would run $2,200.00 compared to the charges and
formulas that the City of Albertville uses. It was suggested that
Maureen contact the City of St. Michael to see were the request
generate from and then inform the School's engineers that the City
of Albertville's Sewer Ordinance does not allow for the crossing
over into another governmental jurisdiction for the connection into
their sewer system. No other action was taken on this matter.
Donatus brought up the question of what is going to be done
with the old building behind Hackenmueller's store. Kevin
Mealhouse explained to the Council that he had been in contact with
the owner regarding the building and that he had informed him of
the violations to the building codes.
He also stated that the owner wishes to build a new building,
but he has not yet applied for a building permit. He said that he
also informed the owner that the old building must be removed
before a new one can be built.
n.
The Council decided to direct Bob Miller to send the owner a
notice which will include the specific ordinances that are in
violation.
Donatus then asked why the 2 lots by the Brager building had
not been included in the recent mowing project. Maureen pointed
out that since the weeds were cut at the time of Friendly City
Days, they probably were not that tall at the time of the
inspection.
There was some discussion about the possibility of Contract
Garbage Hauling for the City. It was pointed out that if the City
contracts one sanitation company for the City, it would then
eliminate all of the different trucks from other companies going
down the street. It was noted that under the proposed plan there
would only be one truck in the area so in a sense the consortium
would work the same way as one company. This would then keep the
level of disturbance down and the quantity of trucks using the
residential streets to a minimum.
The question of who would do the billing if we did contract
for garbage pickup. After some discussion it was decided that Jim
Krystosek would check with the various Sanitation Companies for
rates and would report back at the next meeting.
With no further discussion, Donatus Vetsch made a motion to
adjourn the meeting. Bob Braun seconded the motion. All were in
favor and the motion carried.
7
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October 17, 1990
Mr. Thor Meyer
Meyer-Rohlin, Inc.
111 Highway 25 North
Buffalo, MN 55313
In reply refer to:
C.S. 8680 (I-94)
Interstate Drainage
Dear Mr. Meyer:
Minnesota Department of Transportation
District 3
301 Laurel St., P.O. Box 978
Brainerd, Minnesota 56401
Quality Service Through Individual Commitment
in Albertville
(218) 828-2460
Enclosed is information outlining the special agreements process and a
sample resolution for the City of Albertville. They need to sign a
resolution and send two copies to Donald L. Raisanen, District Engineer,
at the above address.
If you have any questions please contact me at (218) 828-2454.
Sincerely,
i
Kelvin Howieson
District Hydraulics Engineer
Enclosure:
Resolution
Special Agreements Process
Mn/DOT Policy Guideline
cc:
Donald L. Raisanen/G. N. Kreutzer - Brainerd
Dave Trooien/Bob Lackmann - St. Cloud
Gary Dirlam - Brainerd
KH:rjn
An Equal Opportunity Employer
DCCM IITTI)KI
WHEREAS, the City of Albertville is requesting the Department of Transportation
to participate in certain improvements on a portion of Trunk Highway No. 94 located in
the City of Albertville in Wright County.
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the City that such improvements of said roadway be
improved to a greater extent than is necessary to accommodate normal trunk highway traffic.
BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the City of Albertville that the State of Minnesota,
Department of Transportation is requested to enter into an agreement for improvements
on the aforesaid portion of Trunk Highway No. 94 in which the State will share in the
cost.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that following approval by the Minnesota Department of Trans-
portation of plans and specifications for said improvements of said trunk highway and
before a contract is awarded for the construction of said improvements, the State shall
enter into an agreement with the City which shall provide that the State shall pay its
share of the cost of the requested improvements as determined by the State in keeping
with the latest edition of Mn/DOT Policy Guidelines (a copy of which has been received
from the Minnesota Department of Transportation's District Engineer) and, that if the
City lets the construction contract, the State will deposit with the City, upon demand
after execution of the agreement and before the start of construction, a sum equal to
an estimate of the State's share as prepared by the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
The City shall, in addition to paying its proportionate share of the cost of the
proposed work, obtain at its sole cost and expense all necessary right of way easements
and construction permits for the work to be performed outside the limits of the trunk
highway or established city streets and roads, together with all drainage outlet rights
where necessary. Such easements, permits and rights shall be obtained and certified
copies of them furnished the Department of Transportation before any contract for the
proposed work is awarded.
CERTIFICATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF WRIGHT
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and correct copy of a
resolution presented to and adopted by the City of Albertville by the city council at
a meeting thereof held in the City of Albertville, Minnesota, on the day of
19 as disclosed by the records of said City in my possession.
Dated this day of 19
(Seal)
City Clerk
(NOTE: Furnish Minnesota Department of
Transportation two copies)
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D ° Minnesota Department of Transportation
OF TRP��go District 3
301 Laurel St., P.O. Box 978
Brainerd, Minnesota 56401 (218) 828-2460
Quality Service Through Individual Commitment
SPECIAL AGREEMENTS PROCESS
1. The municipality must pass a resolution asking Mn/DOT to participate
in a special agreements project. This resolution, along with a
cover letter, are sent to the district engineer.
2. District and Central Office personnel will determine if the project
will qualify for the program.
3. Municipality receives follow-up letter on status of their proposed
project.
4. If the project qualifies, a submittal is made to Central Office
asking for encumberance of funds and this money must fall within
the guidelines specified.
5Once"funds are approved; the municipality needs to put together
plans and -specifications. Plans are then sent to Mn/DOT for
review and approval, along with a cost breakdown. If there is
hydraulic work, a drainage map and computations must be submitted.
6. The"agreement°takes about 18 weeks to write. This agreement '
must,be executed prior to_the project being_let.f All items in
the contract are paid for according to the cost participation
policy guidelines that Mn/DOT has developed.
An i :z-JJ 0m, ,runt-y- fm;, ..ti".
MEYER-ROHLIN, INC.
ENGINEERS -LAND SURVEYORS 1111 Hwy. 25 N., Buffalo, Minn.55313 Phone 612-682-1781
October 22, 1990
Mr. Joel Eull
Eull Concrete Products, Inc.
5836 Large Avenue
Albertville, MN 55301
Re: Site Inspection, Albertville, MN
Dear Joel;
When the City Administrator, Maureen Andrews, and myself met with
you 2-3 weeks ago regarding the disposition of the discarded
concrete materials being stored on your property, it was our
understanding that the material was to be crushed to nothing
larger than fist -size pieces by the use of a "sheeps-foot" roller
or other means, if necessary. We indicated the City would accept
this crushed material, after reinforcing steel had been removed,
as fill material on its maintenance building site. Storage yard
drainage was to be directed to the south into the existing
railroad ditch and not onto the adjacent city property.
An inspection of the site last Thursday, October 18, 1990,
indicated a complete disregard for the conditions set forth at
our previous meeting. The concrete material has not been crushed
to size, the reinforcing steel has not been removed, the site has
been graded to drain onto the abutting city property, and
uncrushed concrete has been left on the rear of the city property
untouched. It would appear that no instructions were left with
the grading contractor as to what was required.
In view of the above, the material that has been placed on city
property will need to be removed immediately. If this material
can then be reduced to the size suggested, it will be accepted as
fill material on the city property, with all the original
stipulations of steel removal and drainage still being required.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
sl
cc: File E-9001-N
Maureen Andrews,
Thore P. Meyer, Professional Engineer
SincerAly,
MEYE ROHLIN, INC.
ore Meyer
Professional n ineer
City Administrator
Robert Rohlin, Licensed Land Surveyor
F,CP/EULL CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC.
October 26, 1990
Mr. Thore Meyer
Meyer-Roh 1 i n, Inc.
1 1 1 1 Hwy. 25 North
Buffalo, MN 55313
Dear Mr. Meyer,
I was quite disturbed upon receiving your letter of the 22nd. I have not
notified you we were finished with the project and that we were ready for
inspection. We are not finished as of this writing. The work you saw done
was very preliminary in nature. I will contact you when I am ready to
have the site inspected. Thank You!
Sincerely,
Q�1 71
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J lel R. Eull, President
5836 Large Avenue N.E., Albertville, MN 55301 • Metro Phone (612) 497-2136
SEWER ACCOUNTS
SHERBURNE COUNTY ABSTRACT
DOUG PSYK
MARK BAUER
ARVILLA LIDBERG
NORMAN ARNES JR.
BARTHEL EXCAVATION
ZAPP ABSTRACT
SHERBURNE COUNTY ABSTRACT
HANK WEIDEMA EXCAVATING
INCOME/BILLS
NOVEMBER, 5,1990
TOTAL
BILLS TO BE PAID
10980
KEN LINDSAY
10981
KEN LINDSAY
10982
MIKE RUTKOWSKI
10983
JAMES FARRIS
10984
REINHART BARTHEL
10985
TRAVOR KNOX
10986
MAUREEN ANDREWS
JACKIE PETERSON
�10987
`881
CARLSON CONSTR. INC.
10989
SHERBURNE COMM. CENTER -RADIOS
10989
NSP-STREET LIGHTS
10990
SIMONSON LUMBER
10991
G.D. LAPLANT SANITATION
10992
SAXON
10993
UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM
10994
MINNESOTA COPY SYSTEMS
10995
B-D TIRE SERVICE
10996
FRANKFORT TOWNSHIP-114YDS CLASS
10997
ALBERTVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
10998
PROTECT SEAL COAT CO.
10999
MAPLE LAKE SOD
11000
HACK'S INC.
11001
SCHUMM ELECTRIC
$ 8,266.31
10,316.31
3,059.08
1.50
1,250.00
65.02
50.00
2,516.67
5,444.80
25.00
$ 30,994.69
$ 628.27
65.40
453.45
27.10
19.80
19.48
773.67
492.67
450.00
45.83
3,552.59
43.00
57.77
100.00
190.94
144.10
216.00
684.00
3,610.00
87.50
1,950.00
193.62
1,428.00
PAGE 2
11002
LINDENFELSER EXCAVATING
394.00
11003
S.H. BARTLETT CO, INC.-SILT FENCE
215.50
11004
NSP
309.72
11005
NORTHERN
154.40
11006
SOUTHAM BUSINESS INFORMATION
96.90
11007
MEDCENTERS
239.90
11008
PATS 66
160.90
11009
KEVIN MEALHOUSE
6,079.50
11010
C.L. PAULSON & ASSOCIATES
38.00
e- TOTAL $ 22,922.01
111617
4W
RSP
Dear Customer:
Northern States Power Company
Northwest Region
3515 3rd Street North
P.O. Box 808
Saint Cloud, Minnesota 56302-0808
Telephone (612) 255-8600
Included in this months street light billing is an adjustment (net
man adj) reflecting discrepancies found in conjunction with the
physical street light audit completed 12/31/88. As a result of
these discrepancies, backbills and credits have been issued to
affected customers. The corrections made are for service 1 year
prior to that date through August 1990. This is in compliance with
Minnesota Public Utilities Commission rules and regulations.
If you have any questions or would like to make arrangements for
payment, please call me at 255-8621 or Rod Bemis at 255-8641.
Sincerely,
Ginger V Osendorf
Customer Business Office
DATE: NOVEMBER 2, 1990
TO: MAYOR GARY SCHWENZFEIER AND MEMBERS OF THE
ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: ALBERTVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION
RE: JOHN RADEMACHER'S REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE
Based upon the review of the application the Planning Commission
recommends the approval of a Conditional Use Permit for a deviation from
ordinance standards, which will allow the applicate to build a 32 X 38 foot
detached garage. It is the Planning Commission's recommendation that the
Council approve the Conditional Use Permit with the following stipulations:
1. That the applicant takes action to administratively subdivide the
three substandard parcels, which make up his property, into two lots
which more closely conforms to the standards set forth in the Zoning
Ordinance. The subdivision of property should be done in such a
manner that the lots would provide for a 75 foot frontage and would
equal approximately 12300 square feet each.
2. That the existing garage be removed from the site prior to the
Certificate of Occupancy being granted for the new structure.
3. That no other accessory storage building shall be placed on the
property now or at any time in the future.
4. That the building be constructed of like materials as the primary
structure on the site.
PLANNING REPORT
DATE: OCTOBER 25, 1990
TO: MR. TOM HALLER, CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS
OF THE ALBERTVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION
FROM: MAUREEN T. ANDREWS; CITY ADMINISTRATOR
RE: VARIANCE FOR JOHN RADEMACKER'S PROPERTY
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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 variance 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 takes action to administratively subdivide the
three substandard parcels, which make up his property, into two lots
which more closely conforms to the standards set forth in the Zoning
Ordinance. The subdivision of property should be done in such a
manner that the lots would provide for a 75 foot frontage and would
equal approximately 12300 square feet each.
2. That the existing garage be removed from the site prior to the
Certificate of Occupancy being granted for the new structure.
3. That no other accessory storage building shall be placed on the
property now or at any time in the future.
Mr. John Rademacher has requested City approval of a variance to allow
for the construction of a 32 x 28 foot (896 square foot) garage in the rear
yard of hiss property located at 11564 57th Street. The proposed garage will a
replace the existing garage on the site. The request for variance is because
the new structure will exceed the maximum standard for a detached garage by
196 square feet as set forth in the City Zoning Ordinance. The subject site is
zoned "R-3", Residential Single Family.
Attached for reference:
Exhibit A - Site Plan
The site is question is part of the older section of Albertville, which
when subdivided the parcels were only required to have 50 feet of frontage.
The property owner owns three parcels which are legally described as one
parcel-- Lot 6, Block 1 Eull's Addition to be described as Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8;
Block 1 and also vacated alley (10-16-78).
An existing single stall garage is currently on the site which does not
meet the applicant's needs.
As mention previously the applicant has submitted a request to construct
a 896 square foot garage in the rear yard of his property. According to
Section 1000.4.b.5 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 nor shall the combined total floor area
of an accessory detached building and/or attached garage exceed seven hundred
(700) square feet except as each standard may be modified by conditional use
permit. A further exception to the aforementioned standard shall be the
acceptable construction of an attached accessory structure which will
accommodate the parking of three allowable sized vehicles provided that the
area of such a three vehicle garage does not exceed nine hundred (900) square
feet.
According to Section 500.1 (2) of the City Zoning Ordinance, a variance
shall not be granted unless it can be demonstrated that:
a. Undue hardship will result if the variance is denied due to the
existence of special conditions and circumstances which are peculiar
to the land, structure or building involved.
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.)
PAGE 2
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. If because of the location of the existing house on the
property, it is not feasible for the applicant to construct an attached three
stall garage the applicant has then proven a physical hardship and the
variance should be granted.
B ildiria Proposal. As shown on the submitted site plan, the applicant
has proposed the construction of a 886 square foot garage, which is less than
the 900 square feet allowed for a three stall garage. While the square footage
exceeds the 700 square feet requirement for a detached 2 stall garage the
existing structure place does conditions do prohibit the construction of a
attached 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 variance permit be granted, the garage should be constructed
to conform with the height requirements set forth within the ordinance,
Section 120.4 (g) and should be built of approved materials which compliment
the existing structure on the site.
Conditions of the approval of the variance should require that the
existing garage be removed from the property prior to the issuance of final
Certificate of Occupancy and that no additional accessory storage structures
shall be located on the property now or at any time in the future.
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 within the approved setback requirements for the Zoning
District.
PAGE 3
Based on the preceding review the applicant has demonstrated a hardship
which warrants the granting of the variance for a deviation from ordinance
standards. If approval of the variance is granted it should be based on the
stipulation described in the Executive Summary of this report.
PAGE 4
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
October 22, 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 September, 1990. A total of 90 hours
were worked for the month. Your billing is as follows:
September, 1990 — 1,870.63
Yours truly,
/Don Hozempa
Wright County Sheriff
DH:dl
enc.
RM 19-OCI-90
NSTALLATION NAME—iRIGHT CD. SHERIFF DEPT-
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JUR1S 21 TOTALS - NUl S OF INCIDENTS: 44
PRL INCIDENT SE8 HOW TIM DATE PEO1/
OFF OW NO. RECV RED REMM BUSINESS NAME
PAGE 3
269 9MIS410 01 V = 09/11/90 WRIGHT COUNTY Si0IFF'S DEFT
299 90017415 01 V 0145 09/01/90 WRIGHT CafflY SWUFF'S DEPT
287 900175U 01 P 1745 09/07/90
294 900187M 01 P 2201 09/21/90 JOFNSON, CARRIE LYNN
294 900IMM 01 P 2054 09/16/90 HIS"TCDEAU, FOGY
299
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01
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BISTODEAU, ANTHONY
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90018770
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09/24/90
CITY OF At.MMILLE
.87 9MI9415 01 N' i249 09/30/90 CITY OF AL.BEM VILLF
277 90019278 01 I 13M 09/28M OJ'S HANKS }iAMLOI E
277 9WI9279 01 1 IM 09/28/90 OLD CW-41E3Y ANTIQUES
277 9WI9406 01 1 IM 09/2S/90 PAPS -56'
254 90013650 01 P 1450 09/21/90 HARVE-1, PAULINE E
There were 7 traffic tickets issued for the month.
FILM: 18-OLT-90
AOU01 JUtIS: 21
_ PRIMWiY ISN'S ONLY? NO
NAME TYPES: A T B
ACTIVIIY CODES: ALL
INSTALLATION WE -MIGHT CO. SHERIFF DEPT-
f f f f f f
E N F 0 R S
ADULT SUM:IARY BY INCIDENT - WITHIN 'DATE HENORTED'
09/01/90 THRU 09/30/90
INCIDENT PER INC NAME
ADULT NAME
NUMBER
SEQ SEQ
TYPE
GRID
ADDRESS
90017415
1 1
A
FISHER, DHWYNE ALBERT
2M TUCKER RD
90018103
1 1
A
FURTNEY, LANCE EiWRD
RI 4 BOX 404
9MI8410
1 1
A
STEW, LEE RAYMOND
RT 2 BOX 66
90018731
1 I
A
MIVSON, CARRIE LYNN
911
22397 CO RD 5
90018731
2 2
A
4URD, JAM LEEROY
911
BX 7 6O7H ST NE
90683721
1 1
T
WXIK, JOHV
TI-MA
90688235
1 1
T
OLSUN, S= ALLE4
TI-MA
9O68386O8
1 1
T
FISHER, DWAYNE ALBERT
TI-M
26WO TUCKER RD
9O6W638
1 1
T
GANGNER, SONYA MARIE.
TI-FA
JURIS 21 TOTALS NUMBER OF INCIDENTS: 9
PAGE 1
OFF DAIS OF RACE
DATE OF:
DATE OF ACT SUPKi ENT ARREST
NO.. BIRTH SEX
REPORT
DISPOIS. CODE ID NUMBER DISWITION
CITY STATE
ARREST
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
299 12/07/61 M
W
9/01/90
9/01/90 J350O 24203 REL BAIL OR RO
ROGERS
9/01/90
TRAF-ACCID-MS-DRIVE UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUCIR
287 3/05/65 M
W
9/08/90
y10819O J250O 14297 1REL BAIL OR RO
MONTICELLO
9/08/90
TRAFFIC -GM -DRIVE UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQM
269 12/12/48 M
W
9/11190
9111/90 J250O 18044 RE. BAIL OR RO
MONTICE1
9111190
TRAFFIC-GM-DFIIVE UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR
294 12/18/68 F
W
9/21190
9/21190 N3030 294 t2EL BAIL OR RO
BIG LAKE. MN
9/21/90
DISTURB PEACE -MS -DISORDERLY CONDUCT
294 9/06/63 M
W
9/21/90
9/21190 A5352 294 REL HAIL OR RO
ALBEIMILLE MN
9/21/90
PkLT 5-INFLICTS ATTEMPTSHANDS-ADLT-ACQ
280 2/15/55 M
9/12/90
09010 NO ENTRY
ELK RAINS MN
SPEED
271 10/18/68 A
Y/21/9O
09W NO ENTRY
BLAINE-. MN
PMING VIOLATION
299 12/07/61 M
W-
9/0119O
M91 24203 NO E'Nmy
ROOM
OPEN BOTILE
299 10/21/62 F
9iO119O
09091 24192 NO ENTRY
ALBM VILLE
OPEN BOITLE
RUN: 18-OCT-90
JUVOl JUtIS: 21
PRIMARY 1SN'S ONLY? NO
NAME TYPES: A T B
ACTIVITY CODES: ALL
INSTALLATION NAME --WIGHT CO. SiERIFT DEPT-
f f f f f f
E N F 0 R S
JUVENILE SUMMARY BY INCIDENT - WITHIN '19
09/01/90 THRU 09/30/90
INCIDENT PER INC NAPE JUVENILE NAME
OFF DATE OF RACE
11ATE OF:
DATE OF ACT SUPPLEMENT CONTACT
NUMBER
SEQ SEQ
TYPE
NO. BIRTH SEX
REPORT
DISPUS. CODE ID NUMBER DISPOSITION
GRID
ADDRESS
CITY STATE
CONTACT
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
90017587
1 1
A
/72 F
W
9/07190
9/18/90 PM50 287 HND W/1 DPT-A
MN
9/07/90
RUNAWAY
90019235
1 1
A
lit M
W
9/28/90
9/29/90 A5351 277 HND W/I OPT -A
911
MN
9/28/90
ASLI 5-I*LICTS ATTEMPTS HVt-+WM-ADLT-FAM
90019278
1 1
A
1
/16 M
W
9/28/90
Q3203 277 NO ENTRY
4 MN
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90019278
2 1
A
177 M
W
9/28/90
10/09/90 93203 277 HND W/I OPT -A
MN
10/09/90
STLN PROP-MS-PM-SS-UNK PROP-301-999
90019278
3 1
A
/77 M
9/28/9U
10/09/90 Q3203 7/7 HND W/I OFT -A
MN
10/09/90
STLN PROP-MS-POSSESS-UNC PROP-301-999
90019406
4 1
A
/80 M
W
9/28/90
10/09/90 MM 277 HNO W/I OPT -A
MN
10/09/90
STLN PROP-MS-POSSE&ly� PROP-301-999
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