1991-10-07 CC Agenda/PacketL-1
ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
October 7, 1991
I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
III. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
* September 16, 1991
IV. COMMUNITY FORUM
* Approval of 3.2 license for Jaycees
October 18, 1991 7 PM - Midnight
* Steve Hopkes - sewer backup
* Ron Becker - water problems
* Petition RE: Storm water charges
*
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0 V. DEPARTMENT BUSINESS
A. PLANNING & ZONING
* Preliminary Plat Approval of WESTWIND 3rd ADDITION
B. MAINTENANCE
* Pond Ramp
* Manhole raising
* Policy on streets RE: backfilling
* Tires for pick-up
* Project Updates
C. ENGINEERING
* Frankfort - Albertville Drainage Issue
* Discuss putting first lift of blacktop on WESTWIND
2nd ADDITION streets - Letter from Mike Couri to
John -George, Inc.
* Flow meter quotes
* Project Updates
* Request from Redstone Construction Co, for an
extension of time for completion
D. LEGAL
* Sunrise Commercial Park Assessments - Andy Savitski
* Set Assessment Hearing dates for:
1. Parksedge
2. Savitski Sunrise Commercial Park
3. WESTWIND 2nd ADDITION
* Project updates
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E. ADMINISTRATION
* City Hall rental for Bernice Vetsch, family
Christmas - December 22, 1991
* Fall yard waste dump
* Approval to pay bills (Check #5533-#5580)
* Wright County Planning & Zoning - Public Hearing
To Amend Zoning Oridnance - City response
* Discuss having Building Inspector do sewer line
inspections
VI. COUNCIL MEMBER REPORTS
* Mike Potter - Park Board
* Jim Walsh - Joint Powers
VII. OTHER BUSINESS
* Mike Potter - Discuss changing City work week from
Monday through Sunday to Wednesday through Thursday
* Mike Potter - Contract snow plowing
*
*
VII. ADJOURNMENT
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ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
September 16, 1991
Albertville City Hall 7:30 PM
PRESENT: Mayor Jim Walsh, Councilmembers Duane Berning, Mark
Barthel, Mike Potter and Donatus Vetsch, City Clerk Linda Houghton,
Engineer Thore Meyer, Attorney Mike Couri
Mavor Walsh called the regular meeting of the Albertville City
Council to order.
The agenda was amended by adding the following items:
- Discussion of Joint Powers Water Board charges
- Consideration of amendment of Joint Powers Operating
and Authorization Agreement
Barthel made a motion to approve the amended agenda. Eerniing
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
The minutes of the September 3, 1991, meeting were amended at
Kerning's request on Page 3, Paragraph 8, to state that his reason
for voting no on, hiring Ann Bedr.arcyzk as secretary ,s that he
'-elieves the City needs a part-time administrator. Vetsch made a
mot, on, to aizorrve the amended minutes. Potter seconded the motion.
All voted aye.
Keith Franklin discussed his storm water drainage problems
with the Council. He told the Council the problem has been
_cntinuous for the past two years . Before that time, he had no
problem with drainage backing up on his property. Engineer Thore
Meyer was directed to contact the MNDOT representative and ask him
to come out to view the Water problem as it affects the interstate
highway. Thore was also directed to contact the Frankfort Township
engineer to try to work out a solution to the drainage problem.
Jerry Lehn, owner of the WRight County Bag Company, questioned
why he is charged a quarterly storm water fee when his storm water
doesn't run into the City. The Council explained that there are
no exceptions in the storm water billing. Every piece of property
in the City is billed for storm water.
Potter made a motion to approve the 3.2 Non -Intoxicating
Liquor License for the Albertville Jaycees for September 22, 1991,
from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted
aye.
Steve Hopkes was not present at the meeting to discuss his
sewage backup into his basement. Patter volunteered to talk to
Eugene Valerius, previous owner of Hopkes' house, regarding a check
valve that may exist outside the house.
The Council revie;aed the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's
Reconnaissance Inspection Report dated September 4, 1991.
Maintenance Superintendent Lindsay was directed to notify the clerk
prior to any future verbal or written communication with the MPCA.
The Council will tour the drainage problem areas of the City
with Ken Lindsay on Tuesday, September 17th at 6:00 PM.
The Council reviewed the quote from Feed -Rite Controls for a
725 gallon tank for $1,329.00. The Council tabled the discussion
of the purchase of the tank until the City receives another
quotation from a different source.
Ken reported that -50th Street will be graveled starting
tomorrow. The Council authorized Ken to hire temporary help to
count the loads of gravel delivered to the City's portion of 50th
Street.
Ken reported that there has been damage to the dikes at the
ponds again. The damage has been reported tot he WRight County
Sheriff's Department.
The catch basin on 60th Street has been repaired. The area
had caved in several times this summer.
Barthel made a motion to approve the variance request from
Albert Barthel to construct a 28' X 32' detached garage, contingent
upon the following contingencies recommended by the Planning &
Zoning Commission:
(1) The new garage will be stuccoed to match the house.
(2) The existing garage will be torn down within 45 days
after the new garage has passed final inspection.
Potter seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to set a public hearing on October 7,
1991, at 7:00 PM, to consider the trunk sewer improvement that will
service the new high school. Potter seconded the motion. All
voted aye.
Barthel made a motion directing the engineer to prepare plans
and specs for the trunk sewer improvement that will serve the new
high school. Vetsch seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Bob Heuring discussed the increased storm water that he has
observed on his property. He believes additional water is coming
onto his property from the new high school and the Westwind
development. He explained that he has been maintaining a ditch on
his land that is now being used to drain other areas. He feels
that the City should maintain that ditch if drainage water is
coming from other areas. Heuring also expressed concerns that
storm water from the City of St. Michael is traveling through his
drainage ditch. He would also like to see that the City requires
contractors to put in the detention ponds before construction on
the other improvements are begun. The Council told Heuring that
the engineer will be sending a letter to the City of St. Michael
regarding the drainage from the Terrace Hills development into the
City Of Aibertville. The Council will also consider having the
detention po::ds instae- in new developments prior to the start
of Other ccrstructiOn.
Heuring presented a petition to the Council signed by 16
residents contesting the storm water billings. The Council will
consider the petition at the October 7th meeting.
The Council discussed the $2,500 charge levied by the Joint
Powers Board as escrow deposit for engineering inspection services.
It is the Council's opinion that a full-time Joint Powers'
inspector is not necessary on the job site and is too costly for
the developer. Walsh agreed to make a motion at the next Joint
Powers meeting to rescind the $2,500 escrow deposit for
inspections.
The Council also directed the Joint Powers representatives to
make the recommendation that the City inspector inspects the water
lines from the shut off to the house at the same time he inspects
the sewer line.
The Council taxi-_d approval of the amendment to the Joint
Powers Operating and Authorization Agreement until the next Council
meeting.
The Council reviewed the letter dated September 12, 1991, from
John -George, Inc. concerning the first lift of blacktop in the
West -wind Second Addition. Attorney Mike Couri advised the Council
that John -George has a legal right to enforce the terms of the
contract. He indicated, however, that John -George, Inc.'s delay
in providing the City with the necessary Letters of ^red._ caused
the contract with Redstone Construction to be delayed until late
August. Couri suggested the most logical alternative i_- to ask the
developers to put up a contingency escrow to cover the costs of any
repairs to the street fcr a three year period. The Council
directed the attorney to send a letter to John -George, Inc.
relating the City's concerns.
Couri told the Council that the adjusted assessments on
Savitski's Sunrise Commercial Park will be ready for the Council's
review at the next meeting.
Couri reported that he has not found statutory procedures to
reduce the taxes on the PPM building before the TI^ district is
decertified next year. He also reported that there is
approximately $35,000 left in this TIP that the City may be able
to spend on specific projects. He will do more checking and report
to the next Council meeting.
Couri reported that the City has nothing to gain by making a
claim against Barthel Construction, Inc. new in bankruptcy court.
The Council was ad-:ised that the letters of credit cn t`_.,_
Parksedge development have not been renewed as of this date despite
the fact that the clerk has notified the developers in writing of
our intention to draw upon the letters of credit if they are not
extended. The Council will determine the amount to draw from the
letters of credit at the next meeting.
Couri will prepare an itemized list of expenses that he has
found Fraser Steel may owe to the City. Couri also reminded the
Council that the City is obligated to reimburse Fraser Steel the
tax monies paid under the terms of TIF District #6.
Couri was directed to set up a meeting with Juran & Moody and
the mayor and clerk.
The Council agreed to send the clerk to the Pay Equity
Workshop on October loth at the Brooklyn Center Community Center.
Vetsch made a motion to approve payment of the bills (check
Vs 5492-5523). Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Barthel made a motion to adjourn at 11:25 PM. Berning
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
James A. Walsh, Mayor
Linda Houghton, Clerk
PUBLIC HEARING
TRUNK SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO. 1991-2
October 7, 1991
Albertville City Hall
7:00 PM
CITY REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT: Mayor Jim Walsh, Councilmen
Mike Potter, Duane Berning, Donatus Vetsch, and Mark Barthel, City
Engineer Thore Meyer, City Clerk Linda Houghton
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC PRESENT: Bea and Douglas Psyk, Clem
Marx, Judy Roden, John Darkenwald, and Bernard Marx
Mayor Walsh called the public hearing to order. Clerk Linda
Houghton read the Notice of Public Hearing for Proposed Trunk Sewer
Improvement No. 1991-2.
City Engineer Thore Meyer explained with the use of maps the
proposed location of the trunk sewer extension. The sewer main
will be a gravity line that will flow to the lift station near
Sunrise Commercial Park. The line will make sanitary sewer service
available to the Eicher property at the south edge of Albertville
as well as the new high school and the undeveloped property it
crosses. The portion of the line running along 50th Street will
be installed within the right of way of the street.
The cost of installing the sewer lines will be assessed to the
abutting property owners at an equivalent rate of a lateral line.
The cost of oversizing the line and the overdepth expenses will be
deducted from the total cost of the project prior to the
assessment. The cost of running the lines through the wetland
areas will be borne by the City. Thore calculated that the total
assessable amount will be approximately $219,000, based on
approximately 9,650 assessable feet at between $22-$23 per foot.
The assessment will be spread over a 15-20 year period.
The Council asked Thore if a lateral line could be run west
on 50th Street to provide sanitary sewer service to the houses west
of the Joint Powers property. Thore explained that this could be
done, but those property owners should contact the City to make the
request that the City extend a lateral line to serve their
property.
There were no further questions or comments from the audience.
Barthel made a motion to close the public hearing. Potter
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to proceed with the project as presented
and to order plans and specs for the proct. Bart el seconded the
motion. All voted aye. ( ` /
Linda Houghton, /C]1 erk
ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
October 7, 1991
Albertville City Hall 7:00 PM
PRESENT: MAyor Jim Walsh, Councilmembers Mike Potter, Duane
Berning, Donatus Vetsch and Mark Barthel, City Engineer Thore
Meyer, City Attorney Bill Radzwill, City Clerk Linda Houghton
Mayor Walsh called the regular meeting of the Albertville City
Council to order.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the agenda as presented.
Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the minutes of the September
16, 1991, minutes as presented. Barthel seconded the motion. All
voted aye.
Barthel made a motion to approve the 3.2 Non -Intoxicating
Liquor License for the Albertville Jaycees on October 18, 1991,
from 7:00 PM to midnight. Potter seconded the motion. All voted
aye.
Steve Hopkes was not present at the meeting to address the
Council on his sewer back-up problem.
Ron Becker explained that he has been experiencing drainage
problems on his property since the plat of land adjacent to his
property was developed. City Engineer Thore Meyer explained that
there was no indication that the tile line could have been taken
out when the plat was graded. He suggested that a possible
solution to Becker's problem would be to regrade the back of the
lots and drain the water into the storm sewer. The Council
directed Thore to inspect the area and try to come up with a
solution to the problem.
The Council took no action on the petition concerning the
storm water charges because there was no one in the audience to
address the Council on their concerns.
The Council reviewed the letter dated September 27, 1991, from
Kelvin Howieson, District Hydraulics Engineer from MNDOT concerning
the interstate drainage problems. Howieson stated that the reduced
tile line installed by Frankfort Township has not solved the
drainage problem. MNDOT has given funding approval for a proposed
drainage project along I-94. The Council directed City Engineer
Thore Meyer to contact Frankfort Township's engineer with the plans
and cost estimates for solving the drainage problems.
The Council reviewed the letter dated September 24, 1991, from
Dennis D. Douglas of Redstone Construction Company, Inc. requesting
an extension of time for completion on the Westwind Second Addition
due to the owner's financing delays. Thore recommended that the
contract be extended as follows:
(1) Completion date for all underground work (sanitary sewer,
water main, storm sewer and service connections) is extended to
October 12, 1991.
(2) All phases of street construction, except the final
wearing course of bituminous is extended to October 31, 1991.
(3) Detention pond construction is extended to May 31, 1992.
(4) Final wearing course construction to remain at August 30,
1992.
Potter made a motion to extend the completion dates on the
Westwind Second Addition as recommended by the City Engineer.
Vetsch seconded the motion. Potter, Barthel, Vetsch and Walsh
voted aye. Berning voted no. The motion carried.
Thore discussed the first lift of blacktop on the Westwind
Second Addition streets. The attorney has sent the developers a
letter indicating that if the first lift of blacktop was installed
this year, the City would require an escrow deposit of $10,000 to
insure that the street would be repaired if settlement occurred.
Thore explained that the specs call for a two year warranty on the
street construction beginning after the project is completed. This
warranty would bind the contractor to repair the streets until
August of 1994. The attorney advised the Council that it would be
a waste of resources to proceed to require a letter of credit, or
escrow from John -George, Inc. when the project is already protected
by the contractor's warranty.
Thore explained that construction costs for the detention pond
in Westwind Second Addition was not included in the contract
awarded to Redstone Construction, because the Corps of Engineers
had not approved the plan at the time bids on the other aspects of
the project were let. Thore has spoken with Redstone Construction
about a Change Order at the original contract prices to include the
construction of the detention pond in Westwind Second Addition.
Redstone is not willing to add the change order. Berning made a
motion directing Thore to advertise for bids for the detention pond
construction for Westwind Second Addition. Potter seconded the
motion. All voted aye.
Thore reported that he has only received one bid on the
installation of the flow meter and manhole at this time. He is
expecting to receive two more bids. The Council tabled further
discussion.
Maintenance Superintendent Ken Lindsay presented the Council
with two bids for a tank and pump to be used in pond transferrals.
�. The bids were not broken down in separate price items. Berning
explained that Mike Potter has a 550 gallon tank that he has
offered to sell to the City for $100. He is willing to allow the
City to try the tank to be sure it works before the actual sale.
The Council sought the attorney's opinion about conflict of
interest issues if the City were to pursue this option. City
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Attorney Radzwill advised the Council that since bids were taken
and nothing equivalent was found at the same price of $100, there
was not a conflict of interest issue. The Council took no action
on the purchase of the tank and pump.
Lindsay reported that he is still waiting for other bids on
the cost of raising several manholes. The issue was tabled.
Lindsay explained that he had asked Thore to prepare a list
of specs to be followed for backfilling. There was a water main
break on 51st Street recently and Lindsay was dissatisfied with the
method of backfilling.
The Council reviewed the bids for the purchase of four tires
for the city pickup. Vetsch made a motion to accept the bid from
Carl's Tire & Auto Service to purchase four new tires at a cost of
$391.60. Berning seconded the motion. All voted aye.
The Council reviewed the recommendation of the Planning &
Zoning Commission to grant preliminary plat approval for the
revised Westwind Third Addition. The revised plat reduces the
number of lots from five to two. Two 75-unit apartment buildings
are proposed for the lots vs. five 30-unit apartment buildings as
proposed in the original plat. Berning questioned if the City had
the capacity to serve the apartment buildings with sanitary sewer,
based on the letter the City has received from the MPCA. Thore is
continuing to work out corrective measures to eliminate some of the
storm water from entering the sanitary sewer ponds and provide
those proposals to the MPCA. The attorney recommended that the
Council postpone action on preliminary plat approval for Westwind
Third Addition until some decision is forthcoming from the MPCA.
The Council tabled further discussion.
Berning made a motion to set assessments hearings on the
following projects for October 30, 1991, at 7:30 PM:
(1) Savitiski's Sunrise Commercial Park (reassessment)
(2) Parksedge
(3) Westwind Second Addition
(4) the commercial portion of the Westwind PUD that had not
been assessed for the sewer construction.
Vetsch seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Andy Savitski addressed the Council about the 2,125 cubic
yards of dirt that were removed from Lot 1 of the Sunrise
Commercial Park and used to construct the road. He stated he did
not give the City or anyone else permission to remove the dirt.
He presented the Council with a letter asking for reimbursement for
the cost of replacing the dirt and for the additional costs
involved in putting a foundation on this lot. The Council
requested that the attorney attempt to submit this claim under the
City's Errors & Omissions insurance.
The Council discussed the question of whether to allow City
Hall to be rented out. No decision was reached until Linda checks
into whether the City's liability insurance would provide coverage
for this type of rental.
The Council tabled action on the proposed amendments to the
Wright County Zoning Ordinance.
The Council discussed having the City building inspector do
the sewer line inspections at the same time he does the water line
inspections in the City. Cornelius Paulson asked the Council why
they would consider doing this when the City already employs two
maintenance people to do this work. A discussion about the
competence of the maintenance superintendent began. Councilmen
Potter, Berning and Barthel expressed the opinion that the
maintenance superintendent was not doing his job adequately. Mayor
Walsh stated for the record that he feels that those Council
members are specifically trying to get Lindsay out of a job with
the City and that he would not listen nor participate in anymore
discussion of this nature. He asked Potter, Berning and Barthel
to provide written proof that Lindsay is not doing his job.
Attorney Radzwill advised the Council that discussion of personnel
issues should be held in a closed session in compliance with the
Data Privacy Act. Mayor Walsh requested that a closed session of
the Council be scheduled to discuss Lindsay's job performance at
the next regular meeting.
Berning made a motion to have the building inspector perform
the sewer line inspections as detailed in his proposal for a one
year trial period. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
Potter reported that the hockey rink has been painted by the
Jaycees, the retaining wall in Four Seasons Park has been installed
through donations from the Albertville Lions, and a Girl Scout
troop has indicated they would like to put a shrub bed around the
park signs.
Walsh reported on the meeting of the Joint Powers Board. He
recommended that the City not approve an amendment to the Joint
Powers Agreement granting the Board the right of eminent domain.
The Council took no action on the question of changing the
City's work week from Monday through Sunday to Wednesday through
Tuesday.
Because of the condition and the age of the City's snowplowing
equipment and the number of streets to be plowed, Potter suggested
the Council consider contracting for snowplowing. Mayor Walsh
stated he was totally opposed to contracting the snowplowing.
There was no further discussion.
Vetsch made a motion to approve the bills (Check #5533-#5580)'
as presented. Barthel seconded the motion. All voted aye.
The Council approved the recommendation to upgrade, at a cost
of around $90.00, the computer in the secretary's office so that
it is more compatible with the new computer system.
Barthel made a motion to adjourn at 11:10 PM. Berning
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
"zz
mes A. Walsh, Mayor
Li da Houghton, Cl r
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
September 13 - September 30, 1991
Beginning Cash Balance September 12, 1991
INCOME (September 13 - September 30)
Building Permits
1,726.42
Interest Income
1,187.35
Planning & Zoning Charges 240.00
Recycling Incentive
198.03
Sewer Digging License
45.00
Sewer Digging Permits
75.00
Sewer Receipts
2,417.77
Sign Permits
2,400.00
Special Assessments
11,050.97
Storm Water Receipts
273.00
Title Search
40.00
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES (September 13 - September 12)
Check Vs 5492-5523) 19,244.09
(Approved 9/16/91)
Check #5524 -
Dept. of
5.00
Employee
Relations
PAYROLL
9/9 -
9/22
Check
#5525
- Ann
482.97
Check
#5526
- Ken
751.00
Check
#5527
- Mike
566.65
Check
#5528
- Linda
642.47
Check
#5529
- PERA
301.63
Check
#5530
- Federal
896.88
Check
#5532
- State
716.00
Check #5531
-
Petty Cash
__4.7_._99
TOTAL EXPENSES
Ending Cash Balance September 30, 1991
SEWER_.CONST__RUCTION_ FUND
Beginning Cash Balance 9/12/91
Interest Earned in August
Ending Cash Balance 9/12/91
19,653.54
23,654.68
$288,168.03
$289,375.26
$175,523.03
^7 nO 1 n
$176,231.21
INVESTMENTS:
CD #150231 (GF) - matures 12/12/91 @ 5.90%
CD #8288 Sewer - matures 10/9/91 @ 6.6%
CD #7640 - matures 10/18/91 @ 6.00%
CD #8287-Sewer - matures 4/10/92 @ 7.00o
CD #8290 (GF) - matures 4/10/92 @ 7.00o
CD #8286-Sewer - matures 10/10/92 @ 7.250
CD #8289 (GF) - matures 10/10/92 @ 7.25%
TOTAL INVESTMENTS
99,454.52
300,000.00
38,262.60
250,000.00
250,000.00
500,000.00
500,000.00
$1,937,717.12
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE
BILLS TO BE PAID
September 16, 1991
Check #
Vendor
Reason
Amount
_
_
5533
AT&T
Mo. Maint.
46.56
5534
Am. Natnl. Bank
GO Ref. Bonds 2/1/89
275.51
5535
Bizmart
Gen Ofc. Supplies
155.38
5536
Colonial Jewelers
Apprec. Nite - Plaques
139.76
5537
James Farris
Gravel 50th St.
16.16
5538
Feed -Rite
Testing
59.50
5539
Fire Chf. Assoc.
Membership Dues
65.00
5540
Gruys, Johnson
Acct. Fees 7/1-9/15
925.00
5541
Hackenmuellers
Gen. Supplies & Gas
36.23
5542
LaPlant Sanit.
Refuse Disposal 9/1-10/1
58.04
5543
MedCenters
Empl. Health Ins.
857.50
5544
Cty. of Monticello
Animal Control -Aug. '91
198.00
5545
Minnegasco
Fire Hall
26.33
5546
NSP
6002 Main 11.69
City Hail 125.75
Skating Rink 75.41
Sewage Disposal 163.22
Lift Station 56.71
Lift Station 25.87
St. Lighting 1,711.47
2,170.12
5547
Pitney Bowes
Rent -Postage Machine
33.00
5548
Simonson Lumber
City Park -Hockey Rink
89.87
5549
Sunrise Plumbing
Youngdahl check valve
98.00
5697 Main - FINAL
5550
Temporary Assets
Ann Bednarczyk - FINAL
972.00
5551
Wright Cnty. Treas.
R.E. Taxes - 2nd Half
�-.
4 Seasons Park 2,316.10
Land Rent -Ponds 114.00
2,430.10
5552
United Telephone
Srvc. 9/21-10/20
227.58
5553
Ann M. Connors
Computer restoration
40.00
5554
Ann Bednarczyk
Payroll 10/6/91
482.97
5555
Ken Lindsay
Payroll 10/6/91
751.00
5556
Linda Houghton
Payroll 10/6/91
642.47
5557
Mike Rutkowski
Payroll 10/6/91
5558
Security Bank NW
Payroll Taxes
5559
PERA
Payroll Contribution
5560
Donatus Vetsch
Council - September
189.32
5561
Donatus Vetsch
Mileage to LMC Mtg.
30.80
5562
Duane Berning
Council - September
124.67
5563
Mark Barthel
Council - September
147.76
5564
Mike Potter
Council - September
5565
Jim Walsh
Council - September
5566
MN Dpt. of Revenue
3rd Qtr. PR Taxes
144.00
5567
MN State Treas.
Bldg. Permit Surcharges
3,018.08
5568
Albertville Auto
Spark plugs
6.60
5569
Crow River News
Legal notices
240.28
5570
DJ's
Park Dept. - 258.80
445.61
Fire Dept. - 37.17
Wastewater - 5.00
Shop/CityHall 92.32
Street Dept.- 52.32
5571
Dehmer Fire
Fire Extinguishers
50.00
Protection
(Fire Dept.)
5572
Diversified Insp.
Services
1,010.80
5573
Don's Auto
Propane & gas (Fire Dept)
27.00
5574
IRS
3rd Qtr. 91 tax return
7.60
5575
Meyer-Rohlin, Inc.
Engineering - Westwind
15,991.25
Second Addition
5576 Pat's 66 Gas
5577 Polka Dot Recycling September '91
5578 Radzwill Law Office Legal expenses
5579 Redstone Constr. Partial Payment - 1991-1
Imp. Proj. Construction
5580 Scharber & Sons Repair - John Deere
* TOTAL
*TOTAL DOES NOT INCLUDE:
Check # 5557
Check # 5558
Check # 5559
Check # 5564
Check # 5565
208.19
467.50
7,435.50
93,108.56
12.10
$133,461.70