1991-05-20 CC Agenda/Packet•
ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
May 20, 1991
I.
CALL MEETING TO
ORDER
II.
APPROVAL
OF THE
AGENDA
III.
APPROVAL
OF THE
MINUTES
May 6,
1991
City Council Meeting
* May 7,
1991
Board of Review
IV.
COMMUNITY
FORUM
V. DEPARTMENT BUSINESS
A. MAINTENANCE
- Written report on pond school
B. FIRE DEPARTMENT
• C. LEGAL
Beaudry property - Cyril Beaudry & Gary Steffens
- Developer's Agreement for Westwind Phase II
Fraser Steel Project
Savitski Sunrise Commercial Park Assessments
D. ENGINEERING
- Report on I-94 exchange
- Frankfort Township Feasibility study for 50th Street
& McIver Avenue
E. PLANNING & ZONING
- Ken Lindsay - variance request for storage shed
- Review Building permit for Particle Control
- Preliminary plat - Westwind Phase II
F. ADMINISTRATION
- Council Vacancy
- Update City Appointments
- Approve 3.2 Liquor Licence for the Jayces
(June 7-9)
- Approve 3.2 Liquor License for Lion's (June 7-9)
- Request to close street between 57th & Lander for
St. Alberts Church Festival July 21, 1991
- Complaints from several residents about
pets not being leashed
• _ Recycling Contract
Approval to pay bills - check #'s 5168-5197
- Bob Wacker - Dead Evergreens - Pheasant Ridge
Apartments
VI. COUNCIL MEMBER REPORTS
A. Duane Berning
- Park & Ride
- Compost Project
B. Mark Barthel
- Park Board
VII. OTHER BUSINESS
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
May 20, 1991
Albertville City Hall 7:30 PM
PRESENT: Mayor Jim Walsh, Councilmen Duane Berning, Mark
Barthel, and Donatus Vetsch, City Clerk Linda Houghton, Engineer
Thore Meyer, Attorney Bill Radzwill
Mayor Walsh called the regular meeting of the Albertville City
Council to order.
Mayor Walsh asked those in attendance to stand for a moment
of silence in memory of Councilman Don Cornelius.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the agenda. Barthel seconded
the motion. All voted aye.
The minutes of the May 6, 1991, were amended on Page 2,
Paragraph 7 granting a variance of one foot from the height
restrictions to allow the new high school to be 36' high. Barthel
made a motion to approve the amended minutes. Vetsch seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the May 7, 1991, Board of
^ Review minutes. Berning seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Lori Knuti discussed her concern over the drainage ditch at
the edge of her property. She stated there is nearly a ten foot
drop from her property and water stands in the ditch at all times.
She believes it is a potentially dangerous situation and would like
to install a fence to prevent her children from falling into the
ditch. Mayor Walsh directed Thore Meyer to look into the problem
and determine if the ditch is on City property or on railroad
property.
The Council reviewed the report from Ken Lindsay on the pond
school he attended in Alexandria.
Attorney Radzwill reported that the addendum to the
developer's agreement for the Westwind Phase II project cannot be
completed until he receives the legal description and the easement
for the park area. He also needs to know if the developers wish
to proceed with the project under the 429 statutes. John
Darkenwald and George Jankoupe questioned whether Radzwill intended
to require the same 30% Letter of Credit as in the original
Developer's Agreement. Radzwill indicated that he has no plans to
change that figure, but there are some items in the original
agreement that must be corrected.
Radzwill reviewed the progress in correcting the questions
with the property the City purchased from Cyril Beaudry. Gary
Steffens, who has also purchased a portion of the property from the
Beaudry's, was present. The agreement calls for the City to pay
50.35% of the assessments and for Steffens to pay 49.65%. There
currently are unpaid assessments of approximately $3,600 on the
property (approximately $1,800 due from both the City and the
Steffens). Mayor Walsh suggested the Council table the discussion
on the Beaudry property for now and set a special meeting to meet
with the Beaudry's and the Steffen's to correct the problems.
Radzwill has reviewed the file on Fraser Steel. According to
what Radzwill and the auditors have uncovered, Fraser Steel may
still owe the City approximately $948 for costs associated with the
project. The $5,000 check Fraser Steel issued to the City in 1989
that was uncashed and on which payment has now been stopped may be
need to be reissued.
Radzwill also reviewed his findings on the Sunrise Commercial
Park assessments. The bituminous surface on the roads has not yet
been installed.
Radzwill suggested that the Council may wish to meet in a
closed session after the audit report for 1990 is completed to
review their financial situation. Radzwill does not believe there
is any indication that money is missing, only bad management
practices.
Radzwill advised the mayor and the clerk not to sign the
letter requested by Gruys, Johnson and Associates, Inc. stating
"There have been no
(a) Irregularities involving management or employees who have
had significant roles in the system of internal accounting
control.
(b) Irregularities involving other employees that could have
a material effect on the financial statements.
(c) Communications from regulatory agencies concerning
noncompliance with, or deficiencies in, financial
reporting practices that could have a material effect on the
financial statements."
Berning made a motion to set a special City Council meeting
on May 30, 1991, at 7:30 PM to discuss the following with the city
attorney: Fraser Steel, Beaudry property, Savitski assessments,
and the addendum to the Westwind Developer's Agreement. Barthel
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Engineer Thore Meyer reported on the meeting with MNDoT at
Brainerd earlier this month to discuss an exit ramp at County Road
19. He will be continuing to work with the County and with MNDoT.
Thore reviewed the Feasibility Study prepared by Frankfort
Township for upgrading MacIver Avenue and 50th Streets. The
township will use a modified rural section style street. Thore
suggested that the Council consider constructing its section of
50th Street a full-fledged city street.
The Council reviewed the recommendation from the Planning and
Zoning Commission to grant Ken Lindsay a variance to build a 12'
X 20' storage shed. Barthel made a motion to approve the variance
request for a 12' X 20' storage shed for Ken Lindsay because the
Council declares Lindsay's situation a hardship because of the
location of his house and the drainage problem, contingent upon the
following:
(1) Receipt of payment of the $40 variance fee.
(2) The storage shed will be painted, sided, and shingled the
same as the house.
(3) No outside storage will be permitted.
(4) Upon sale of the property by Lindsay, the second driveway
will be removed and seeded over, and the curb will be
replaced up to City standards and specs.
(5) The second driveway cannot be extended or upgraded while
Lindsay owns the property.
Vetsch seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Berning made a motion to send the variance request from Norm
Arns back to the Planning & Zoning Commission, based upon the
attorney's opinion that a public hearing should be conducted.
Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Mayor Walsh recommended that the Council table a
another Councilman until the next meeting, appointment of
Walsh appointed Councilman Vetsch Acting Mayor and recommended
the appointments be updated to show Linda Houghton as
Clerk/Treasurer and as Fire Department representative. Vetsch made
a motion to update the appointment list. Berning seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
Barthel made a motion to approve the 3.2 Liquor Licence for
the Jaycees from June 7 through June 9, contingent upon receipt of
payment. Berning seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Berning made a motion to approve the 3.2 Liquor Licence for
the Albertville Lions from June 7 through June 9, contingent upon
proof of insurance and receipt of payment. Vetsch seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the 3.2 Liquor License for the
Albertville Fire Department for June 7, 1991, contingent upon
receipt of payment. Berning seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to allow 57th Street between Main Street
and Lander Avenue from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM on July 21, 1991, for St.
Albert's Church Festival. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted
aye. An informational notice of the street closing will be
published prior to the event.
Linda was directed to contact Bob Wacker about the evergreens
1-'N replaced behind the Pheasant Ridge Apartments.
Vetsch made a motion to turn in a claim to the City's
insurance on Henry Zachman's car damage reportedly incurred while
the Park & Ride area was being mowed. There is a $250 deductible
on the City's insurance policy. Barthel seconded the motion. All
voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to pay check numbers 5168-5207. Barthel
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Berning reported on the Park & Ride areas. Linda was directed
to contact Wright County to attempt to find out if the deeds have
ever been recorded and if there are any delinquent taxes on the
parcels.
Berning made a motion to open a composting site at the pond
area from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Saturday, June 1, 1991. Items to
be composted are leaves, grass clippings, and small brush. Proof
of residency in the City will be required. Barthel seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
Barthel reported that the Park Board has received a $100
donation from the Women of Today. The money will be used toward
the purchase of grills for the Four Seasons Park. The Park Board
1 has also decided to rent a satellite restroom for the Four Seasons
Park for the rest of this summer.
Barthel made a motion to adjourn at 10:55 PM. Vetsch seconded
the motion. All voted aye.
ames A. Walsh, Mayor
Linda Houghton, C1 I
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ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
May 6, 1991
Albertville City Hall 7:30 PM
PRESENT: Mayor James Walsh, Councilmen Duane Berning, Donatus
Vetsch, and Mark Barthel, Clerk Linda Houghton, Engineer Thore
Meyer
ABSENT: Councilman Don Cornelius.
Mayor Walsh called the regular meeting of the City Council to
order.
The agenda was amended to approve payment of check numbers
5099-5165. Approval for the clerk to attend the Clerk's
Orientation Conference July 9-11 was added under Administration.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the April 15, 1991, Council
minutes as presented. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Barthel made a motion to approve the minutes of the April 29,
1991, joint meeting with the City of Otsego as presented. P.11
voted aye.
Terri Nelson, 6083 Kalland Circle NE, explained that a pile
of dirt left over from the excavation of a basement on the lot
behind her lot is preventing water from draining away from her
property. She has spoken to Gardner Brothers about moving the
dirt. Gardner Brothers claims it is not their responsibility. She
has also contacted the developer who has told her it is Gardner
Brothers' responsibility to haul the dirt out. The Council
directed the clerk to contact the developer to inform him the City
will remove the dirt and assess it back to the developer if the
problem is not solved soon.
Gary Schwenzfeier was not present to discuss his complaint
over unsightly yards in the City. The Council tabled discussion
on the issue until he is present to explain his complaint.
Merlin Valerius, 13986 70th Street, Elk River, requested that
the City discuss contracting for a spring and fall composting pick-
up for the City. He suggested that 50% of the residences will use
his service at a rate of two bags of leaves and grass clippings a
week. The cost will be set a $.50 per bag. The Council appointed
Duane Berning to meet with Valerius to discuss Valerius' composting
proposal and report back to the Council.
Maintenance Superintendent Ken Lindsay was not present to
discuss the maintenance department.
The City Attorney was not present. The Council has received
a letter on the progress of clearing up the property previously
owned by Beaudry's. The Council agreed to table any action on the
subject until the agreement between the Beaudry's and the Steffens'
can be clarified.
Thore Meyer reported that last year he sent letter to the
property owners of Lots 2 and 3 in Hardwood Ponds asking them to
reshape the rear ten foot drainage swale on their lots to allow for
drainage. Apparently this has not been done and the Council has
received a complaint from the abutting property owners about water
draining onto their yard. Bob Braun, the developer of the Hardwood
Ponds addition, has been notified in writing of the problem and was
asked to notify the property owners. The City does own the
drainage easement and has the right to go in and reshape the swale
if the problem is not corrected. The City will then assess the
costs to the developer. Braun agreed to contact the property
owners to try to solve the problem and will report to the clerk on
progress.
Thore also reported that he has contacted Wright County about
the intersection of County Roads 19 and 35. He has been advised
that the County will look at the intersection when they began work
on their next five-year plan.
Mayor Walsh, Councilman Mark Barthel, Clerk Linda Houghton,
Engineer Thore Meyer and Attorney Bill Radzwill met earlier this
afternoon with the engineers for the Joint Powers Board to discuss
the proposed new water tower. The existing water system meets all
state fire protection standards, and the proposed tower will
increase pressure slightly in the higher elevations of the
distribution system, however, the problem of inadequate main sized
will not be resolved. The estimated cost of construction of the
new tower is $700,000+. The feasibility report suggests that the
water rates and the hook -on fee would need to be increased
significantly to pay for the new tower. The City Council's opinion
is that the cost of the tower is not justified by the number of
residences who will benefit. Increased water rates and hook -on
fees would be detrimental to the current users on the system as
well as to future users. The Council will consider adoption of a
resolution that will restrict the development of property with an
elevation of 980-1000 feet until such a time as Joint Powers is
able to provide adequate pressure to the area.
Mayor Walsh reported that a work meeting with the City Council
and the developers of Westwind Phase II will be scheduled to review
the developer's agreement. Approval of the preliminary plat for
Westwind Phase II was tabled.
Vetsch made a motion to rezone the new high school property
from A-1 to R-3 as recommended by the Planning and Zoning
Commission. Berning seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Berning made a motion to grant a Conditional Use Permit to
operate a public school in an R-3 zone as recommended by the
Planning and Zoning Commission, contingent upon the school granting
an easement and installing a sanitary sewer line running south
through the school property to the Eicher property. The CUP will
also allow additional accessory buildings as necessary for the
school. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
The Council reviewed a new quotation from Wright Recycling for
curbside pickup at $425.00 per month. The Council agreed in April
to award a contract to Polka Dot Recycling at $467.50 per month for
recycling service. Jeannie, from Wright Recycling, explained that
the proposal offered to the City in the spring to include plastics
at a rate of $500 was not their bid. Because of the alleged
misunderstanding Wright Recycling is requesting that the Council
consider their new bid. The clerk was directed to check in the
previous minutes to determine what has actually occurred.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the Non -Intoxicating Malt
Limited Liquor License for St. Albert's Parish Festival from 11:00
AM to 6:30 PM on July 21, 1991. Barthel seconded the motion. All
voted aye.
Berning made a motion to approve the gambling license for St.
Albert's Bingo. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
The Council agreed to send Linda to the League of Minnesota
Annual Conference in Rochester June 11-14. Registration fee for
the conference is $165.
Vetsch made a motion to approve payment of Check $'s 5099-
5165. Berning seconded the motion. All voted aye.
The Council agreed to send Linda to the League of Minnesota
Cities Clerk's Orientation conference July 9-11. Registration fee
for the conference is $95.00.
Barthel updated the Council on the actions of the Park Board.
The Jaycees will be installing lights for the ball fields in the
City Park and will be responsible for restoring the area after the
lights have been installed. The Park Board would like to consider
walking and bike paths between the city parks and the school. The
Council suggested that a joint meeting with the Planning and Zoning
Commission may be necessary to work out a plan.
Berning made a mot ion to accept Paul Heinen's resignation from
the Park Board effective immediately. Vetsch seconded the motion.
All voted aye.
The Council reviewed the application from Amy Peterson to be
on the Park Board. Vetsch made a motion to appoint Amy Peterson
to the Park Board effective immediately. Barthel seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to purchase three covered picnic tables
and eight (8) 8' picnic tables as requested by the Park Board at
a cost of $1,800. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to allow the Jaycees to put up lights for
the softball fields. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
The Council directed Duane Berning to check into the Park and
Ride area problems and make a report to the full Council.
Vetsch made a motion to amend the 1991 budget to include the
purchase of an air pace./air compressor for the mire Department with
a one year maintenance agreement at a total cost of $9,344, less
the $2,000 contribution from the Lions and any other contributions
received from other service organization. Barthel seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
The City Council was not aware until recently that oil had
been dumped on the ground in the area by the old jail building.
The clerk was directed to send a memo to the maintenance department
to notify them that this practice must no longer be continued.
Barthel made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Berning. All
voted aye.
James A. Walsh, Mayor
Linda Houghton, Clerk
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
BOARD OF REVIEW HEARING
May 7, 1991
Albertville City Hall
7:00 PM
PRESENT: Mayor Jim Walsh, Councilmen Mark Barthel, Donatus
Vetsch and Duane Berning, Clerk Linda Houghton, Wright County
Assessor's Office staff members Steve Shoutz and Duane Swenson
ABSENT: Councilman Don Cornelius
Mayor Walsh called the Board of Review hearing to order.
Steve Schoutz explained that the state mandates that property
is assessed at between 90-105% of market value. The City of
Albertville is generally at the 90-91% range. Buildings were
increased on the average about 2%. Land basically stayed at the
same evaluation. Commercial properties in Wright County were
running below the state mandates and were increased between 10-
30%.
Jerome Scherber explained that his house is valued at $79,800
for 1991. Last year his house was a foreclosure in need of repairs
and he has not made any major improvements. The Board of Review
last year lowered his evaluation. Vetsch made a motion to have
Steve Shoutz visit the property and make a proper adjustment if
necessary because of the unique situation. Berning seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
Don Berning stated the taxes on his business were up 40% this
year. Shoutz explained that last year the 35' X 70' building on
the site was not listed on the evaluation. Barthel made a motion
to have Shoutz inspect the property and measure the square footage
and to make an adjustment on the evaluation if necessary. Vetsch
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Gordon Lieder discussed the increased evaluation on his house.
Shoutz pointed out that the increase of 1.3% over last year's
evaluation was less than the City's average increase. No
adjustment in evaluation was required.
Carla Isler stated that her evaluation was higher than the
purchase price she paid for the house in October of 1990. The
assessor based his evaluation on 1453 square feet o area, and Isler
believes the house is 1315 square feet. Berning made a motion to
have Shoutz remeasure the house and make an adjustment if
necessary. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Bill Braun explained that the bank appraisal on his house was
considerably lower at $90,000 than the assessed value of $108,900.
The house is a 1,440 square foot tri-level split entry. The
evaluation on the house for 1991 is $73,900. His lot is 2.1 acres
and is valued at $35,000. Shoutz compared Braun's evaluation with
other evaluations in the area and found them comparable. Vetsch
made a motion to leave the market value as established. Barthel
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Gerhardt Knechtl, Vienna, Austria, addressed the Board of
Review by letter. He owns 4.6 acres of vacant land assessed at
$15,700. The property was purchased for $52,000. Barthel made a
motion to leave the evaluation as established. Berning seconded
the motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to adjourn at 8:10 PM. Barthel seconded
the motion. All voted aye.
James A. Walsh, Mayor
Linda Houghton, Clerk
1991 APPOINTMENTS
May 20, 1991
ACTING MAYOR
PARK BOARD REPRESENTATIVE
PLANNING COMMISSION
HEALTH BOARD
CLERK/TREASURER
BUILDING INSPECTOR
WEED INSPECTOR
CITY ATTORNEY
JOINT POWER'S REPRESENTATIVE
ENGINEER
FINANCIAL ADVISOR
PLANNER
TAX INCREMENT CONSULTANT
BOND COUNSEL
DOG CATCHER
BOARD OF VARIANCE
MEDICAL OFFICER
CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVES
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY
LIAISON SCHOOL DIST./CITY
MAINTENANCE/CITY
DONATUS VETSCH
MARK BARTHEL
DONATUS VETSCH
DONATUS VETSCH
LINDA HOUGHTON
KEVIN MEALHOUSE
DONATUS VETSCH
BILL. RADZWILL
DON CORNELIUS & JIM WALSH
MEYER-ROHLIN
JURAN & MOODY
NORTHWEST ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS
(DAVID LICHT)
BILL RADZWILL
BILL RADZWILL
PATTY SATZWEDEL(CATCHER) &
MONTICELLO DOG POUND(KENNEL)
JIM WALSH
DR. DAVID EHLENZ
GREG BERNING
JIM WALSH & LINDA HOUGHTON
CROW RIVER NEWS
SECURITY BANK NORTHWEST
TWIN CITY FEDERAL
STATE BANK OF ROGERS
JIM WALSH & DUANE BERNING
JIM WALSH
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
May 1, 1991 - May 15, 1991
Beginning Cash Balance May 1, 1991
INCOME (May 1 - May 15)
Building Permits
3,727.88
Dog Impound Fees
40.00
Jaycee Donation (air cpr)2,000.00
Jaycee Donation (grill)
400.00
Liquor Licenses
50.00
Loan Repayment (Fraser)
585.27
Park Rental
25.00
Petty Cash
3.00
Sewer Receipts
6,907.02
Storm Water Receipts
1,116.97
Title Searches
30.00
Miscellaneous Income
2.58
TOTAL INCOME
VOIDED CHECKS DATED 2/19/91
Check # 11346 (IRS)
-� Check # 11347 (IRS)
Check # 11348 (IRS)
EXPENSES (May 1 - May 15)
Check #'s 5112-5165
27,508.07
(Approved 4/15/91)
Check # 5166 - Graybar
9,669.00
Electric
Partial pymt. lights
Check # 5167 - League
95.00
of MN Cities (Clerk's
Orientation Reg.)
Misc. Debit - Checkbook
9.41
Register
TOTAL EXPENSES
Ending Cash Balance May 15, 1991
SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND
Cash Balance May 15, 1991
32,282.59
3,652.20
2,909. 97
3,137.77
37,281.48
$97,056.65
$101 _757.70
$172,620.03
INVESTEMENTS:
CD
#150231 (GF) -
matures
6/13/91
@
7.45%
$95,892.32
CD
#8288 Sewer -
matures
10/9/91
@
6.6%
300,000.00
CD
#7640 -
matures
10/18/91
@
6.00%
38,262.60
CD
#8287-Sewer -
matures
4/10/92
@
7.00%
250,000.00
CD
#8290 (GF) -
matures
4/10/92
@
7.00%
250,000.00
CD
#8286-Sewer -
matures
10/10/92
@
7.25%
500,000.00
CD
#8289 (GF) -
matures
10/10/92
@
7.25%
500,000.00
TOTAL INVESTMENTS
1 934,154.92
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CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
BILLS TO BE PAID
May 20, 1991
Check
No. —� _ Vendor
- ----- - - ------------Reason
Amount
5168
Barco Municipal Products
Measuring wheel
124.46
5169
Northern Gases
Compressed Air
113.55
(Fire Dept.)
5170
Crow River News
Legal Notices
237.22
& Publications
5171
Robert Minkema, CPA
Audit Preparation
1,500.00
5172
Paul Heinen
180 miles @ .22
39.60
State Fire School
5173
Newman Traffic Signs
Park Dept. Signs
366.50
5174
Feed -Rite Controls
Testing at ponds
97.00
5175
Superior Products
Soap dispensers/
29.00
Soap (City Hall)
5176
Norwest Banks
Imp. 7/1/76
303.50
Interest - 103.50
Fees - 200.00
5177
Front Line Plus
2 flood lamps
48.11
(Fire Dept.)
5178
Meyer-Rohlin, Inc.
Feb -Apr 91
1,530.00
(High School)
5179
Gagnon Printing
Billing Cards/
394.72
Computer paper
5180
DJ's Total Home Care
Flags - 601.97
1,012.43
Fire Dept.-171.45
Hall/Maint-196.48
Streets - 15.98
Parks - 20.19
Ponds - 6.36
5181
Newman Traffic Signs
6 Slow Children
75.00
at Play signs
5182
Superior Products
Park Supplies
85.41
5183
Meyer-Rohlin
April 91 General
726.25
Services
5184 Albert Barthel
5185 Communications Auditors
5186 Kilian Hardware
5187 First Trust
5188 First Trust
5189
Norwest Banks
5190
Norwest Banks
5191
Chouinard Office
Products
5192
Delores Johnson
5193
Albertville Fire Dept.
5194 Bob Braun
5195 Albert Barthel
5196 Medcenters
5197 Albertville Auto Parts
Total bills
180 miles @ .22
39.60
State Fire School
Repair Pager 13
28.36
Cement/Supplies
19.19
(Park Dept.)
Debt Serv. Payment
25,268.75
G.O. Imp. Bond of
1988
Debt Serv. Payment
6,636.25
G.O. Sewer & Water
Rev. Bonds of 1988
Debt Serv. Payment
13,316.25
G.O. Imp. 2/1/90
Debt Serv. Payment
8,771.25
G.O. Tax Increment
2/1/90
Office Supplies
323.65
Reimbursement for
42.90
plant @ City Hall
Reimbursement for
510.40
hotel - Duluth Fire
School
350 miles @ .22
77.00
Duluth Fire School
350 miles @ .22
77.00
Duluth Fire School
Group Insurance 1,181.50
Parts 26.31
563,001.16
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
ADDITIONAL CHECKS TO BE APPROVED
May 20, 1991
Check No.
Vendor
_ Reason
Amount
5198
Ken Lindsay
Pay Period
751.00
May 6-May 19
5199
Mike Rutkowski
Pay Period
530.94
May 6-May 19
5200
Linda Houghton
Pay Period
642.47
May 6-May 19
5201
Ann Connors
Pay Period
436.72
May 6-May 19
5202
Barbara Carlson
Pay Period
302.16
May 6-May 19
5203
Merlin Brandt
8 hours @ $5.00/hr
36.94
5204
Larry McDermeit
9.5 hours @ $5.00/hr
43.87
5205
James Farris
4 hours @ $5.00/hr
18.47
5206
P.E.R.A.
Pay Period
293.29
5/6-5/19
5207
Security Bank NW
Federal Tax Deposit
971.32
5/6-5/19