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1981 05-21 City Council Packet
AGENDA Maplewood City Council j =.. X f.t 7:00 P. M. , Thursday, May 21, 1981 t. Municipal Administration Bui ldi ng (A) CALL TO ORDER (B) ROLL CALL (C) APPROVAL OF MINUTES - None (D) APPROVAL OF AGENDA _ (E) CONSENT AGENDA All matters listed under the Consent Agenda are consi to be . routine by the City Council and wi 11 be enacted by one moti on n the form listed below. There will be no separate discussi on . these i tems. If discussion is de- = - sired, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will. be con- sidered separately. _ l . Accounts Payabl e 20 Out -of - City Canine Team Requests , 3. Diseased Shade Tree Program Proj 80 -6 Assessment Role' 41 Change Order: Beam Avenue Improvements - Project 78 -24 (F) PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. Mi Permit: Hazel wood & Beam (Korstad) ( p . m. ) (G) AWARD OF BIDS - None (H} UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. Feasibility Study Resolution 2. Planning-Commission's Rol e i n Reve Note Revi l 3. Critical Area 'Regulat ati ons - Ordin ( 2nd Reading) ,�... 9 4. Ea sement : Four Seasons Park - 5. Lion's B 1 n.go Permi Revi Req uest (I) VISITOR PRESENTATION NEW BUSINESS 1: Paramedic Bi 11 Cancellation Request 2. Donations: Heri Center 3. Double. and Quad Dwelling Design Ordi nance (1 Reading 4. Do Ordi Review - 5. Sterling :Street., :Holloway Avenue to Larpenteur Avenue L 9 6. Beam Avenue Paving: Joint Proposal 7. Frank McGinley Presentation (K) COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.. 7. 8. 9. 10. (L ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS (M) ADJOURNMENT I Tl"74� o M A L 0 0 0 A C G 0 U T S P A Y A B DA T 05 J.-b I P A C-) E CK A m 0 U N T C A I M A N T -P u R P 0 005774 1,7 T EAqURE R-Pli- RA MN STATt W-4 CC N EF, A T kqp BUT A". ONS F r- 005775 3, x;27. 93 MN STAT TRE'ASURER-P7RA t r. 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E A S U R - E F% -E-S PAY A ST AT E O/Aw FtL OC-57 8 7790 m N 7 11L P q , i - FO Sl T C U Y GIST. u05 789 112e53 M N STATE TKZASURZR ST AT E 0/7 F tS A AF 005790 30v.0a INATL REGISTRY OF E M T F..- t 11> S E R V.-L C E Examin,ation -EMT 4!* 0 ITY OF MAP,..cf6.W00[*;' A C C, 0 U N T - 5" P A Y A 8 u 2 DATE S -21-bl A Gr -C HE C K* A M 0 U N T C A M A N T U k P 0 S 005791 1 263 20P LAM' SON EXCAVATING -0:70 CON'T AW AN CONTRACTS 00090 792 0 4.0 u- 0 RAMSEY CO OF DIST CN'TY F Ay A3: 005793 8075 .1C MA C..t"-AR1"NGH0US- BOOKS + P E i I 0i 10 A S 005 794 90,050 Mil' N N t� T A T T E A SUR - S T A E 0 L F S PAY A?Lz 00 7 5 95 19226* 5 M N N S 'T A T TREASU" _R 'r f 0-'PUTY -f-GI"T. 0 05 48#94 LUGILLE AUt,"'?*E'-.IUS T P, A V L. + T AT, I NG AN C- F0 ST A G;im:--7 AN SU P P L I ES, 0 F FIL C= A N u N' I F jr L 0 T H I G ANO-9-00KS + )Pi:R%I0] S 005797 8 3 6 M 1 N N S T A T E T R E A 3'" U i ow R u F 0 SI T D E" U T Y G I "� T %W H I N T A T 2 T N t -R STATE FE PAY A3L::' 'r_ 0 C5 799 45 MN PO ICE C04EAT T- AVEL + TIZADNING 1 c a 8 0 u u A -1 6U S I N ZZ S'S FACH-NES P. + PAINT., Z'QUIPV NT 005801 67.0 M. 1 N N c I' A E T A S U R ON LICENSE F4"-"- S P 3%0 005802 f 6.4's 10 V A L i.. Y TO URR S F _ S E "'Z V .1 C Gals g et-a-wa y 0 i*.. 5 30 3 15, 061. 53 A.A.&S + EAW4IGAN TRUST CO LAN-C"' -ASEME T S 0059 239620*82 A k ' LU N C O N S T R U C T I O N CO A W A TC=O CONIST CON, A CT S 0 1�5 8 0 2 0 0 M N S T A R. ♦ T.1' R ',- M 4-m N *AM - F "R 0 - - 0 , m p A y a IL E- 005806 - - 30 1. 0 3 A F S C M LOCA,. 2725 UNICN DUES PAYABL 0 C5807 ML T R C S UP E� V I S 0 R Y A S 3 oc 0 05 80 3 64,*82 JGMA MORETIREtIA :.:- N T Cp U k P 005809 69730*48 STATE OF MN ANO-FAIR SHAt"r..F.- FE?: S FAYAP UNICK OW-`z FAYAB L E DEFERREE-0 COMP PAYABLE M i NN INC0 IA A A Y 8i.A.- 4 iTy 0 M P,*6..EWUOC C Ce 0 U N T S A Y A 3 pAT` n5 -21 -81 SAO_ 3 K �` A M 0 J N T G L A i M A 14 T ? U P 0 S E . 0 05 31D 20 , 415.53 Ni LLC;�E.ST MIOA Ew iCA FE NCOMc TAX 'AY Ali .0 05 511 9, 513. C 0 C." 7 Y t CT Y Ct� —IT� UNION - -- - -- -- - CR. EDIT UNI I N E AYA3� Z_ �C'S31? 3. 45 . Lv KuScMNr,Y SCAN: WAGc OEDUCTTONS cA YAQ�E 005313 491. 75 MTV TEAMSTERS L00"AL 320 Usti I Ch► DUES SAY A8 005 314 162.50 MAriEWGOO TA 3E BANK WA CE CE.DUCTIONS PA YA96.E L05 315 t� � M.L 53Ai E Tt�titASU � ; STATE D / . FED S -0 N9L L5 elf 1,16E. 15 Mi�,N STA3� T EASU: D`FOSITS –GUY` GIS ;� 4 3 11c,674.9� Nr'_ AMY :: f , =S J1��VE LAST COUNCIL V,���iN(j u ;ITY' OF 1;AF�. = W00L ,} C C 0 U ,N T S F A Y A S �� OATL 05 -21 - 61 PAGE 4 -Ch GK A M c u r C A i H' A T p u F F 0 3 - 009985 64.9u AGZE HA' k W AFL MA IN TEN ANC MAT ��� Al : 9 9 8 0 3 v3J �" , . �. At��ZRIC'N NATICNAi -- dA'�K - -- BLh ��� .. A�� -�FaY "NG AGE N F Q99 7 5,252. 5u NM_RICAN NATiCNAL SANK 9C h INT F � 5� ANC FAY:NC AGENT ; 99 86 15, b 4 7, 5, Jl I .µ NAT .1 CNA EA��K � � PAYS A ��r'L - E i ��� T � : =cT AN D FA YANG AGE i 0%9989 = +,753. vas AViERICA WATICNAL BANK BONLI" iiVTy�:,LST Air L— FA Y �N C AGE N F F� S 00999E 292.5u AMERICAN NATIi,i�A� AA;�K t BC;4 . iN t � - J R, ' .. ANC fAYivG AG_N _s 0 09991 X33.74 AM ;RICAN NA OhA�. BANK rA Yj WG A F E. 5 DL9992 7J.;;0 AM�r�ii.AN P"ANN±NG ASSOC SUESC�Ir?IU;�c +M �! �� ;;N =- G J999.� 74. A M E RICAN TUC:. - _ �UF - -Ca- - - - - -- - - . _ �S'' Ai.� ?' COL A �1�+Ii4TE:rA�C� }'� T R Ia:.L 009994 2,73 J . O� AKiVA�S AU TO SFf; V I C NA1 "N'T u 9?97 2, X53, �L Nrc 'Ct �r 'tLjc INC. 'r c; Fr ii =S� OF�ICc A N A- rU0 L; 0 L y �39 23.47 "'OARu OF WA TLS? Co mm 0U T 13 ytiG +�� �sK Iii G F 009997 12,243.17 aOAC OF WAT= COMM O7MF CONS ?�- OCTI► "� COSTS Service Connections 0 C9 993 39. 3U 30AR0 OF WA COM U i I -`� 009999 Sus 24 FRL0 60LOT - I�ateri 0 l0 �C�O _ 143.9b SK' A0 RAG; N INC I PVC � �� T SU FPL. =S, EGUI � ITY Uf HAPi��►1�1J0 A C C Q � ,y T 5 � � Y � '� � t ���� 07 -23��1 NAG_ 5 CHE CK* A M G U N T C A' M A N T ? U R P o s alt 001 97.36 CAL4 �� EE SUS-} -LY MAInTEtiANC` '�ATER, "r A 01 002 14* 97 CAS -ITG SUG�� CO �1AiNTEf�AwC:. MAT;" A�S G 10 00 3 25.9 3 CMA P N AU3J STOn .S Sid PCt1r 'V hI C� - J 1 OCR �4 23, ,��P =EWA SPRINGS CC F� �S, S �viC Water Cooler 01U005 .131.72 CC IN L. T Iv COWS T ;REF. + t A:NT. ~L G +G=tr:; 01C.U.06 �2�. Curt QUF:.ILa I14G - 0 �U ?..ICATIr G Ct; S'S 01U:►07 ..0u • 31 COPY EQU.�P MEN T SUP PL 0 F C� AN - s;� �. � . s , u� M NT 01G J;06 15-.. 3Z CQTT= NS I N" S P �L-. E-- � �� � t Acv C �UPi G,�. 1f _!�� Lri C i 009 94.00 C.k U55 NU.ZSEnI ES La N IMOQ VEM-_NT 010 � 1v 3 �J • , 0 rAT ;:A.E.Y - - -- - - - -- - -- - -- -- __ FE `S , SE UIC - - -- - Plumbing Inspector 0 .0;_11 3,c5?. 0 T HuMAS U DE,6.AN Y - FEES., SE :DICE - - -._. AND .E + F+ SCA: A ��p praisal 01 X12 375. J: E VI i+CENT JOLAN FTL ES SE :DICE - Appraisal 01.0 X13 1,�13. 7a EAETM KOQAK CQULICATiNG CASTS 010 114 ., y 6�. �u =K� AD P AN ;� �� W�,.�. N RA _ 01;015 158.9226 1:5 1ST NATL BANK OF ST FAUL 30 hC'S PAYABLE. . AND-FAYING AGE: NT FEES �? 10 ?1 E .. _ ... � 1�.2 F6� - U H i�� -gip .__._ - -- -- -------- ---- -- ��.`�.,._.S�R1li-C_- - -• - -- Legal Costs L10ij17 100.UU MI A FRANTZEN _ F ES, SE��lICE - -- - -- "EMT ._ n st-ruc -tor _ C ii 018 .76. 12 GQUjCYEAR SERW ICE STORE S FPLI ES, VEH±CLE 0 10 019 360.0 DUANE GkA CE -. -_ FEES SER VICE Building Inspector v "ITY OF V,,4F' E�% UO A is C 0 U N T S F A Y A 9 L t" DATA 05 -21— gi PAG= 5 C H C K'` A M J U N T C L A i 41 A "4 T P U F p 0 c D1CJ2j 19. C7 JANET GREW Tr`.AVEL. + 71�AINING ►lu C21 3C3. C CnUS S iNJ UST. IAL U�� IF3r -;M5 CLCTNIr, G L lv u 22 1 � . u G KvSj i N 'U'T�':I " -�- - - - ... - - _ _ ._. U�J iFGM_S + C�0T�!I`,G r SE'.V1C" j 111 X23 6. CC THOMAS HAGEN _ _ T AVEi + '�AINING L 10 024 11 1 HA .0 WA�.E HN N .� ., i _ .. .- �V- �1 z U F F .. �L AN0-SUPP CU' aMt r � r! r 1v�2� 1 , C HC� AUT "STORES �= r • + M ♦C� ^.• AINT V-H ° C1 ; ZE Z, logo 2u H�NNE N i.U- GF�KATjV� - - - -- _ - MAINTE-wANC- MNT =:+ AL 1 ; C27 133.3n HI i.-L CR ES I GLASS C 0 . _ _._... -� '- #- t'A'r NT o q G +G AS 0 1C 2 74, 7u HOWI "S L0CK + K .3 A. SUFF�.I S AM ANC - SUPP 1. -9 J ~0RiAi. T � A ��� -n� =. + Ma�r�T., vt+�� C!"a 1i C 1 � 242.. i ii TAT �. v �T:�JII ----- - - - -__ _-- ___ IN � - - -- - - - - _ �) _ �L + 5UP:. L i Z Y E Ham.0 _ G1 C3C 25.`� �NT� 3US "IACH c Lai 5U F�LTCS� CFFIC %t 1C X31 9� .�Oa� SJn:TI NG GOCSGLi#N i 1CC32 71.12 �CrtGX �UM3� CLMFA - -------- -__ - -- ;'l I1�T N NCB MAT = i .A�..c ...... CiLC33 I69.5C LA K.. JANITATICN - FEES, SC-V C� _ ..._ __ -- __ -.. -- Rubbish Removal -.. __.. ...... 1z �33� 1, 25 .E ES AUTJ SUPFi.Y SUP* ItS, VEfiICL 0 1 C C35 950 01 S v N u LuKI n ---- -.___. _�� -- - - - - - -. FEES-9 ..- . - -� - -...- -- -------- _.._ -- S� VAC, EMT Instructor _ G iC 036 106.32 .U.GER iU'13�E- R MA I NT�NANC MA T- F% "' AL ' ANA iJ SWU F; L A. �.S 7 i V(V� M C 1C 337 56. 75 MA,1@S SUP= LIES, r�ANG4 9 " 9A Wa "'TV OF MAP6EW003 A C C 0 L N T S P A Y A B E OAT E.- 05-21-81 PAG--: 7 C H` C K A M 0 U N T C A .1' 4 A N 7' U n P 0 S E 010 036 MAINDC PHOTO SU P L ;:'S .DUI PMEN T 0 23.+.3u MAPLEWGUJ OLBG HTG INC RE-lo-.+ PAINT,q BL?_j N 111) 'G* D 010 40 259.2b M A F WC00 r: =VIEW P U P_ Li 1 H 41 N G AND -L EGAL + FISCA,,.. 1 0 1.946je 44 `R N- Pt C TION Mr- L F E. S i:-V-CP 46 Electrical Inspector 010042 17. 3 M 1L"j W A Y GA R A Gr_ + PA - NT*,p V -:Hi S 0 U.No 043 45.50 VF "Ll", S T A F, + TRIBUNE' CO PUBLISHING 01-044 .22 STATAE CF MN E E Q U'r P M zN T 0103 3 3 40 0 0 W.1"' A MI TCHE&.&. FECS I S+P.--Irr% VIC:. n. . �_ AND L'E'GA�w + FISCAL Appraisals 0046 237. MOGREN LANO."13 E N A NC E m A S M' NTr_ 0 1G 047 9i e75 6 Mw4AT.C.&*1 GO SU F 4:1 LA. E S 9 1 to L AND-REP* eA NTe c-CUlt"M 010 3 4 8 177. 0 U i,, I Ce F? u A N C rE CFF- C RS c' 0 ir.., 049 - 12 9 :) N EFTUN4.1 A(;,UATICS qNC A. 9 0G Am 01 U" 5 3 5 ,.x+24, b8 CITY OF NEW BK' Q I GHT "'N F E ES S ER vi GF Data Processin 310051 1 CITY 0 F NORTH ST PAUL U I L I T 1' E- S 010 072 i40F.THr_kN STATES POWER CO U " I " I L I T Iv E_ S OiL053 810063 _KN STAT' S PO_k;�K_ff N OF T H im t IES U TI L ITI E OICO54 130 4 4 N0F%THEkN POWEP CO STATES U T I L I T I E 010055 473e79 NQ T H;,:-K' N S T A T F 0 WE % CO U T T -.610 0 5'6- 4 9911.9 Z ......... N0rNTH_�KN''_StA S P .. 0 E R_0____________U.T 1 L I T _IZ_S - - .. , .. .. • ...... .. .. _... _. .. _... ...._ .. :.i.' .� .�. �::./a.+ci.�+:.ti.w� +.. .rra:..�..'1.:}..- "'1iL. %;6iei. 'iTi.w. -. _�.� ,,;,..,,, (°7'�"�•'{:• t # w CITY OF MAP�EW03C 0 U N T S F A Y A B L E i� AT E 05-21- PA ;E CHE CK* 4 A M O U N T L A I M A N T P U F P O S I OICJ57 3,262.50 NW NAT"ONA&. BANK OF MFLS 80 NO INTEREST -- -- - - - -- - - - -.. - - - --- -- - -- -- - - -- - - - - _ _.. _. _ A A G ` N T F 7 S 010058 12, 308.13 .NW INATIO'�AL BANK OF Mt'LS BO Ns INTEL; =�T AND- PAYING AG = *4' F ' c 010 0 59 1, 34�. 06 NONTHWEST RN Er LL T;, CO I TES.- FHON i 0 1�: �6 0 2 36. 05 N0: T t- WEST ERN CEO. . T�� CO LE FHON= 10 061 2.88. 7C N0r.T HWEST E N E ES C O TE LEFHO :' ` 010 062 1 , 756.15 �VGr.T Ni�EST ESN +EE.LL T LL C0 TE L FHaN` 0 iv 36 3 5 71. 3b 10 :THAI = ST =N EELS TE GQ TE LE FH ON 0103 64 2890441 I�O�- .THWESTE.�;iV TIDE C, INC . I R= + �A yT ., EQUIPMENT 01C L 1,203.00 FRANK L NOYES CO' LE GAL + FISCAL 0 1C Lb6 5. 3 �A VERNE NUTESLN T,P AV #jiAltriri 10 057 30.___ EGOY '-- S=AY ET_TE i I g� �S , SE VIC= - - -- -- - ----- - -' - - - -- -- - - - - - - - -- _ I;r'IT •Instructor —__. ___ .____ _. _ -_ . , i D 10 06 8 2, U 77 . 0 ETEF:S�7N, BEL' + CONVE 'SE FEES , SLN ICE May Retainer ;. Q 369 V -- • - - -' - - -- -- - - -- _. . 0 • . 0 P -i T N E Y - B J W E S -.. I NC _ - - -R E N T A L 1 E G 0 ; F M- E N _ - -- i -- • -- -- __ -- - - 0.10070 18. ,rR NTiCE -HALL !NO 800KS rt IGSICN:.S 0 l0 J71 b 1.3 0 F.ACO -OIL + G EASE LO INC FUEL + CIL J 10 172 - -____ _.. � ------ '•�- �----- �8. �•--- - - ... - -' ------- - - - - -- ' - - -- - -- ---- RAM�EY COUNTY TRAINING -• _._._�.____. � _- .--- �--- T - •- T T�, AV��. + T...A�N���G 01007 " . 0 5 - _,A t. R A S C HK - TRA + T� A T N I N G------ - -____ _ .. 010074 15,41.5.92 y ,RIDG%DALE FOK.0 VEHICLES 020075 ,�15.�3t� FOAO iES;UE Ih- - - - VE HICLrS AN G- EQUIPMEhT, OTHER - ` A ND - R E F. + PAI PVT . , VE HI CL 010 076 79.40 RUGGED FENTA�. RUGS FEES, SERVICE Ru g Cleaning CITY OF MApL.EW000 - A C C 0 U N T S P -A Y A El 0 A T 0':)- - 2 1 - 8,4 PAG-_ CHECK* A M 0 U N T C L A I M A N T U R P 0 0,13095 .5- J3 ROB _'ERTA OLSON G S T T zM P BIG 096 120. 45 J "' Fir R Y RASCHKE WAGq_ T %E t/, 015097 925*0� U S T I P T F Fr E- S S E R V.11 C Summer Concerts 01 098 562950 Ch P L T ON FE SE . V Appraisal' 1 *01 099 JOHN J KE_ N '14 A t F E S;:o , V -CE AN-07-LE G A... + F SC A.. 010103 3's 5 AVA U R K E: R F U N D OI : 1 260.0 A' M, E D *4o,16CO INS; R F U N. D 1 1.9 7.6 2 9 9 %"%0'HECKS 4RITT*-N TOTAL OF lbO Cf-ECKS TO TAL. Indicates items financed b recreation fees. 5 OF MAPLE PAY ROLL RE PORT PAGE 1 CERt IFI CAT ION REGISTER CHECK OATS 05 -08 -81 NAME' ._ __ - - -•- -- - -- ___ _ _.- _______ ._. _ . GROSS OS S P A -Y - - - - - -- - - -... _ . NET PAY G / � �� K _ 0 8 t V A NS BARRY R i 962 0.44 903o 1�y9 L MIS VIVAN R 660.00 437.57 0 1500 FAUST 0ANI F - 1 ,285.78 . 819.70 1?01 - ...:_ H A! G E N ---- - - - - -- A - -- - - J 792944 349.34 - U 1:02 MATH �YS ALANA K 575911 424.41 _015G3 GOR v,' VL- L - DLORS 490.22 - 332.63 U15 AUX""EL LU CILL E E 624.87 015U5 G RE. E PHYLLIS C 660.67 453.70 a J�ANN� L 323.04 25 7.05 u 15G5 - S CHAOT 01507 S_tL V U G -- -- - -B_ET T Y _.... _- -- _ _ _ - -- b 16 0 a _ _ - - -- -- 335 # 12 - u15u8 V Ir. TOR LORRAIti= S 502.22 340.72 u 1509 KLIN JAMS G 112.63 171.12 u 1 510 PEL OQUIN A LFP .J 66b.22 96935 1511 RI��Y TERRANC . C 119.00 113.98 6 i i 12 - - D A V I D L .__.- _ 1 '0 19# 1 1 338961 -- A RN 0 L D 01513 A TC H I SON JO HN - -- _- - -- -- - -- -- - -- 1 .92 6 7 . S 8 __. --- - - - - -- 79 2.9!4 _ 0 1:14 8 AS T Y R O L3 O RA H A 44 7.11 20 2.71 01515 ANTHONY - G - -- ---------- - - - - -1 , _0 2 2.6 7 -. -- - - -- - -.. -4 f i. 84 ~____ -. - -- ----------- - - - - -- -- - C AH A N L S 01510 CLAUSON DALE K 1. 256.91 X 1517 Co. OLLAl NS KENNETH V 1 . 121976 01518 DENNIS J 1 .9187,.56 52965 D im L M ON T U1 519 0REGE.K RICHARD C 1 ,020.45 579.00 71520 FERNOW RAYMOND E 1 .926 7.98 514.76 01521 JAY ME L 58 6922 3 F LA UGHER 0 FULLER J AMES 0 _ _492. G 1 364 - - - - -- -------- _--___ _ J a OF MAPi..' WOOD P A.YkOL L RtE PORT PAGE 2 _ - C - RTI PICAT ION R EGISTER CHECK DATE 05.08 -81 -- - _- - - - - — -.,H C K - - -- -- - -- .. _. - - -- - N A! _ GROSS PAY NET PAY 0 Iffl-23 - -- G " NORMAN �- - -' 5 - -_ 1,040.4 u152� H�,GL v THJMA� L i • 26.78 222.15 _. � D 1�2 _ HA , - �W �. G KEVIN fic 1 • 271.88 55692 -� r STEPHEN J 873...0 534.48 _ t�1:27 �� , H�K5 T MI M iCH c J 1 ,285.62 b89.28 _._ ._ _- __ - - - 01528 - -- - -- - - -- -- -- - - - JAQUIT O A N I E L t 1. K 693975 4 +4 . b4 r D 152 � K UR - T 30NALD v 38. � 0 l4o 94 . _ _ 1� 3u �� �.�ivG R J 1,305.76 681930 h U 1� 31 MC �. NU� : ;Y JOHN J 1 • 040.00 t33* 71 U - V _ 1 _ 32 _- M �.EHAN q JR JAMES -- 1 , 23 4.17 - --- -- _ _ _.. 80 8' 68 u1�33 - M�7T�;C 0ANIE 8 1 9 285.83 702.48 u1�34 M�_S�HT�. R I L HARD M 1 , 31 b . 7 b 7 3 5.2 2 .� ' 1535 MORL* .Li N D AY M 0 J 1 , 2 4 0.4 5 _.. -- � 135 � ��. 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P � �i 155 VOR w =mK u 1560 YOUNG __.._..JAMES_ - -- -._.. _._ G 1,403. 7.3 753.92 ... i5 E1 EME3 . iTSCN JAM S M 82 4.58 5 , +8.64 - .._,, - 1562 ._ _ -- -- - - - - - -- u S CH A D T ! - - -- ---- - --- A LF R E O C _. _.. - .i , 0 0 3 b 0 9.0 6 - 01563 _ G UO � LAR.Y J __ - - 146.22 - -- _... - -- - -- -- - - - - - 111.99 - -- ' -_ _.... -._ -- -- - u 1p c4 -:`TY DON �� KAT Hi.EEN M 215.20 169.58 -__- -.- - -- - - - - X ,. 1565 .---- AS - - -- -- - ELI -- JAMES G 8 7 S . 11 48 7.51 015 5 G N Z = L PET E R R 56 - .5 0.9 u 1567 , HKID_ ` KEN H G 1 ,18 5.33 459. -. -- - - - - -- - - -'--- 01568 ^ -- - - - -- NEMETZ MARY A 4 9 0.2 2 3l 6.99 - u 15 9 _ F ,_ C K DENNIS -- - - - -- - 8 7 5,* i i - ..- - - - __- _ - -- __ -- _ -' - - 47 7.86 -- _ -- _- .._._.. 015 70 _ G W~ RTH W c c JUDITH A 221.20 173.71 ___- - - - - - -- U1�71 -- -_ I A MS 0 N - WILL - E RT - - F - - - - -- - -- __.7 T 2Z - -- - - 4T 5. 35 WALTER M 83 3 $ . _516 30 TV OF MAPi.E WOOD i PAYROA.L REPORT PAGE CE. RT I Fl CAT I ON RGI S�'E R CHECK DATE 0 5.0 8 - LH tECK N AMi GROSS PAY NET PAY X1573 GESSLit .DAMES T ?'86.77 5O9.53 =' u1574 WYMA�1 JAMES N 651.11 x+ 01575 13.m .I�f R0GER W _ - 665. 0 413.01 11575 L WILLIAM C 1,031.6 486.87 v 1577 F ;� B .FAG RONALD L 76 3.20 w31. 70 1518 HELEY RO-AALJ J 76 3.20 481.70 41579 HOC Hr3#,N JOSEPH H 665.60 444o59 0 1580 KHN1 ICHAE L Fc l.b x.36 335933 u 1561 US HENRY f TT 4.80 337.08 01562 MEYER G:R�LD W 78 -x.66 392.30 v i 3 Pti.'.TTN E+�. JOSEPH 8 1 , X307.20 b7b. 60 u 1584 - R EI N T - - -- -- .. _DW ARD A - - 7b 3.20 431.70 _.._ 15b5 _ T im-V`IIN. HARRY J 79.9.06 524.18 u 1560 ikr.0%HE GiLBEt7 C 56.89 373924 01567 -- AuAMS PAULIN�:. M 942922 5+9.11 u1588 3RENNEK LOIS J 586.22 196. i�15 9 KRUMME.L BARBARA N 244o14 131.78 0 1590 00EGAR' D R 03 R i ,21 b. 89 75 0.25 - 6 15y1 TAUSMA14 DOUGLAS J 65+.67 414.53 - x;15 92 WAR ROY G 292e89 22 5.48 61593 B UR K E M Y L E S -R- - -- -- 8 5 6.2 2 _ .. 452o47 U1594 'GERMA OAVID A 641.51 520.17 ii1555 GUSINDA MELVIh J 1,148.64 615.29 U1596 HE�EY Rai:aND - .. a -- - - - -- - -. . - -- - 820e -_519. 65_.__. 0 1597 JO HNSON GAR Y P 6 2.10 62.10 - 0 ry -OF MAP P AY RCLL RE POST PAGE 5 _ CE RT I F 1 CA T I ON REGIS CH DATE 05 -08.81 — - --- - -- _ - NAME. - -.., - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - ' GR OSS PAY a - NET PAY CK i 9 B --- - -- - - - -- ., M A" U S K A __ _--- -- —_ A - K r - -- _. A 752.98 -- X82.79 =, U 1:) SANTA REEO -- 806913 43 6.3 9 00 N ,.c a A a - ,� . _ . 22 1. 169*70 D 16 1 - - -- - .. G k c 1 -- -- -- - - -- - -- JANET 47.11 _ _ 359.73 - ► H LL JUJITN A 28.00 210.25 0 ibO3 SOUTTEF GH;USTINt 577*76 396@13 0 0 4 _ ;�� _ C HI. �-.� ..0 _ -__ - -- ___ - Y -- �'�- _ _ M d1 c.00 _ _ _ _ . 231.88 .. .. 0 16La E��TR•NO THOMAS G 7 010.4 4 43 Z . 51 - -- - -;� - -- .. - - - - - - -- - -- J CHN�CN - -- - «� 0 A L L R 7 0 0. 4 4 455*6 u ibUf� K =.- NANCY 2 21. 2 - - - - - - 16 •... _ . ; O LS ©3J G EO FFRcY w i ,195.11 863.62 -- - u 16U9 OSTFOM MAR JOR 6279 . _. . .� � W ;. N G !F. T ROBERT R _ .. _ .. .3 711.. �_1_ _ . _.. -... -- - . _... - - X61. 5 2 - u 1611 c 050 ►4 DAVID 8 777.60 489.35 __ -- ___ - --- - - - - - Ci 1612 -- -- - - - - -- - - -- GAUSTL* R` - -- - -- . - - _. STt E _ A - :� 0 D . 0 0 34 .91 _ - Q 1613 , _ K� . G�rRALD 676.8 . -- - -- _- -- - 41. it 1614 _.. # NAJc�►U :: _ JWARO � A 510.76 53 5.44 - - - -- 01615 r _ -- -- - - NUTESGN -- - -- - N E L VE 00 7.2 0 419. 1 6 1618 0 W E N G � R A LO C 777.60 _ - - - - 441.11 .--- - - -___ ulb17 MACDONALD JOHN 8 41. b 0 5 3.0.3 2 - __ --- -- D i n 18 - .._ M UL V t4 E Y -- -- DEN M 813.+0 457983 03 140.18 �` ' 54,436.95 - - - "'' "R TOTAL - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - -- -- - - Y OF MAPLE W000 P A Y R 0 L L R E P O R CRROR LIST '.P7 S0� SAC ERn3R �3SCRIPTiflN DATA him 472.222231 NcT PAY -. NEG moll May 13, 1981 STAFF REPORT To: City Manager Barry Evans From: Chief of Police R. W. Schaller Subject: Proposed Handling of Out -of -City Requests for Canine Team Assistance Recently we have received requests for police assistance involving our canine teams. The communities we have assisted usually have mutual aid agreements with our department. An excellent spirit of cooperation exists between our department and the other departments in the area. They often assist us on calls, and we, in turn, assist them. However, in some instances, we have had to call our. canine team on duty and pay them overtime. In view of the foregoing, the police staff recommends the following fee schedule be authorized by the City Council: Charge for on -duty canine teams to .adjoining muni ci pal i ti es .of White Bear, North St. Paul, Oakdale an oo ury - none. Charge for on -duty canine teams to non - adjoining municipalities - per hour per team. Charge for on -duty or call -out teams to municipalities able to reciprocate - none. Charge for call -out teams to municipalities that cannot or will not - per our per team, three-hour minimum. In addition, staff recommends a mileage charge of $.40 per mile be charged. For your information and handling. RWS:js cc Canine Fi le Deputy Chief Hagen Lieutenant Delmont Lieutenant Cusick 3 MEM ORANDUM TO: Cit Manager y g FROM: Director of Public lic ; ^corks DATE May 14, 1981- SU BJ E CT: DISEASED SHADE TREE P ROGP,Am' PROJECT 80 -6 ASSESSMENT POLL It is recommended the Council order t preparation of he preparati the assessment roll for this project and establish p�iblic hearing or Jul tablish a g y 16, 1981. It is re- commended the roll be repa p A. red as follows PERCENT OF TOTAL REMOVA COST Trees Removed on Private Propert 500 Trees Removed on Boulevards o 400. Grant Ineligible Properties (Income) 1000 ♦ 1 �Z@ MEMO RANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Public Works DATE: May 14, 1981 SUBJ CHANGE ORDER BEAM AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT 78-24 The first step in construction .of this project involves jacking a casing pipe under Highway 61 for the sanitary sewer. Due to unfavorable -soil conditions, the first _ attempt does not meet grade requirements for the sanitary - sewer. The contractor plans to fill this pipe with grout and undertake a second jacking for the sanitary sewer crossing. A future watermain crossing is planned at this general location. The contractor has offered to fill the first casing pipe with sand rather than grout at a of $30 per lineal foot. This price . is about 25 of the normal cost for this type of construction. In view of the at- tractive price, it is recommended that the City purchase the first casing pipe from the contractor for a total cost of $3,780. A second item addressed by the change -order is the purchase of a special $100,000 bond required by the Minnesota Department of Transportation for the work in their right -of -way. The cost to the contractor for this bond was $1,000. It is re- commended that the.City reimburse the contractor for this' unforeseen cost. It is recommended that the City Council approve change order No. 1 for Project 78 -24 in the amount of $4,7800 KGH /mn t N 7 r l 7, LL r ]. y' D 11-1 - Z ► 0�' �: F` �HQRT- ELLIOTT- HEDRICk5 INC i' 1 CHAN ORDER y , DATE: Ma�1 2 , 1981 LOCATION: Beam Avenue CI-IA' GE ORDER NO 1 ONV'`TER : City of Map lewood PROJECT NO. 7 8— 2 4 FILE NO.: 79035 Nature of Ch, nge Description and Cost: 126' — 20" JACKED CASING a $30 .00 /L.F. _ $3,780 PROVIDE $100,000 BOND TO MN /DOT = 1,000 TOTAL COST CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 — ADD $4,780 Is Cost Actual or Estimated? ACTUAL This authorizes Contractor to perform this - %vork as part of Base Contract NN.hen signed by all parties. Recommended for _approval: Short - Elliott- Hendrickson Inc. 1 By /' - Approved for Owner: y Daniel R. Boxrud Agreed to by Contractor: By .(�� '� By Title � By Distribution Contractor 2 Owner 1 Resident Engineer 1 St. Paul Office Q� 1 Short- Elliott- Helldl•ick�on, Inc. 222 East Little Canada Road Saint Paul, Minnesota 55117 . I SHORT-ELLIOTT-HENDRICKSONf INC. , _ CONSULTING ENGINEERS ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA CHIPPEWA FALLS, WISCONSIN May 13, 1981 RE: MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA BEAM AVENUE WEST IMPROVE14ENTS OUR FILE NO. 79135 City of Maplewood 1902 East County Road B Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 Attention: Mr. Kenneth G. Haider Gentlemen: The initial stage of this sanitary sewer project consists of constructing a jacked crossing under Trunk Highway 61 near Beam Avenue. Due t.o circumstances beyond the contractor's control, the initial jacking attempt was not suitable for use as a sanitary sewer crossing of Trunk Highway 61. The contractor is therefore beginning another jacking to be used for the .sanitary sewer for this project . The contractor intends to abandon the first jacking attempt by filling it with concrete grout, unless the City of Maplewood would be interested in purchasing the jacking for future watermain use at a cost of about $30 per lineal foot.. If this is the desire of the City of Maplewood, the contractor will take the proper measures to prepare the casing for a future watermain crossing in this area. We have prepared proposed Change Order No. 1 which - the city can enter into if it desires to obtain this jacked crossing for future watermain use. Also included in Change Order No. 1 is the . cost of the bond necessary to obtain the Mn /DOT permit to work in the public right of way. In the interests of time, the contractor paid this cost directly so that the city would not have to obtain such bond. If you have any questions or comments on the foregoing, please advise. ici Enclosures Sincerely, b / aniel R. ox ud 200 GOPHER BUILDING • 222 EAST LITTLE CANADA ROAD • ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55117 • PHONE (612) 484 -0272 s I J �1 1� M E M O R A N D U M To: City Manager FROM: Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Special Use Permit - Mineral Extraction LOCATION N. E. Corner of Beam and Hazel wood Avenues APPL.I CANT /OWNER: William B. Kors tad DATE: February 17, 1981 - A r J SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL Re A special use permit to allow the continued excavation and grading of a 66 acre site to an *elevation of one foot above the elevation of Beam and Hazel �vood Avenues. The excess fill is being sold. Prop L and Us e The west 22 acres of the site is proposed as the future site of St. John's Hospital and associated structures. No development is proposed at this time for the eastern portion of the site. BACKGROUND Site Description 1. Gross Acreage: 66 acres 2. Existing Land Use: Und oped .Commercial excavation of the westerly portion of the property was begun by the Applicant in 1978 Surroundi nq Land Uses Northerly: Single family dwellings fronting on Hazelwood Avenue. The property east of the dwellings is undeveloped and planned for LSC- Limited Service Commercial. In the revised plan, this area is designated for RB- Residential Business and DC- Diversified Center use. The undeveloped land is zoned F- Farm Re-s i dence . Easterly: Undeveloped land owned by Homart Development Corporation, planned for DC use and zoned BC- Business Commercial, Southerly: Beam Avenue If Westerly: Hazelwood Avenue Past Actions 6-8-78 Grading permits were issued to the Appl i cant for the present operation. 9 -r4 -78 to 5- 21 -79: The last permit expired 8 -1 -79 When Staff became aware of the Applicant's intentions to excavate and grade the entire 66 acre site in preparation for future development, he was informed that the approval of a special use pe'rmi t would be required to continue the operation. DEPARTMENT CONSIDERATIONS z Planning _ 1. Land Use Plan Designation: LSC, Limited Service Commercial (western 2/3's) and DC, Diversified Center (east 1/3) 2. Zoni ng: BC, Business Com,r,erci al 3. Code Considerations A. Section 911 .010(3) states that "commercial excavating of natural materials used for building, construction, or landscaping "is permitted by special use permit in any district". -B. Section 917 requires approval of a special use permit to engage in the mining of natural minerals. The proposal meets the requirements of thli s ordinance. C. Section 1502.010 requires a permit from the City to excavate natural materia for commercial purposes. . Environmental 1. On -site entrapment of sediment is necessary to protect downstream stormwater pondi ng areas. The Applicant constructed a sediment basin in July of 1980 at the request of the Watershed District. This basin is presently inoperative, due to siltation. 2. Unless precautions are taken, sand and soil will accumulate on nearby road surfaces, transported by the wheels of hauling trucks. This accumulation can create both a traffic hazard and a sediment load on downstream stormwater ponds, I. The potential for excessive noise pollution exists, due to hauling trucks and excavation equipment. Public Works 1. `A f nal gradi ng pl an for the western one -thi rd of the. si to has been approved. 2. Only a preliminary grading plan has been submitted for the remainder of the site. 1 3. Approval of a f i na 1 grading plan for the site is required before SUP approval This plan should provide for approximately 13 acre feet of stormwater storage capacity between elevation 910 and 916 in the northeast corner of the site. Filp�� A special use recreation faci 1 i ty and mini-park are planned in the vicinity of the northeast corner of the site (see enclosed map) . - 2 _ I Other Agencies A permit is required from the Ramsey - Washington Metro Watershed Boar€ for the mining z operation. t" _ CONCLUSION Analysis The proposal is consistent with City development plans. It is in the public interest to crake the most cost - effective use of sand and gravel deposits. Excavation of the site-will improve, rather than hinder the bui 1 dabi l i ty of the site for future development Staff's primary concern is that a mining operation often times can have a negative environmental impact. j Operational practices, which are 'designed to minimize erosion, siltation of doT -Y-ns Cream storm sewer facilities, noise and rehabilitation of the site are items, amorg others, that should be regulated through a special use perTi If thie prmi t cor;di ti ons are adhered to, there is no reason why this proposal cannot be compatible with adjacent land uses Recommendation Approval of a special use permit for mineral excavation on a 66 .acre site, located at the northeast corner of seam and Hazelwood Avenues, subject to: 1. Submission and approval of a final grading plan for the easterly 2/3's of the site. This grading plan shall provide for approximately 13 acres of s ormwater storage capacity between elevation 910 and 916 in the northeast corner of the site. 2. Adherence to the requirements and standards set forth in Section 917 (Mineral Extraction) of City* Code. 3. In accordance with Section 917.060(4) , annual mineral extraction permits must be obtained from the Director of Public Works. A plan for each year's operation shall be approved by the City Engineer. Annual permits shall designate the area and total acreage to be excavated. 4. All excavation shall be in accordance with each year's approved plan. No deviations shall be allowed without prior approval from Director of Public Works. 5. There shall be no explosive detonations of any kind on the site. b. A suitable structure or method of operation must be employed to remove excess dirt from truck bodies and tires prior to exiting onto a public right-of-way. 7. A sediment basin shall be constructed by the Applicant and approved by the City Engineer, to filter all stormwater runoff from the active mining site. - 3 - 8. Truck hauling shall be prohibited on Hazelwood Avenue north of the site. Approval is recommended on the basis that: _ 1. The use is "A consi s tent with Ma 1 ewood' s Codes and would not hi nde-r future develop- P P ment plans. - 2. Excavation and grading of the site are required to prepare for future development. 3. Excavation and sale of the site's sand and gravel deposits to prepare the site for future development is in the public interest. r_ _'I - - .. - - - Location reap Property Line Map Planned Park Site Map Applicant's Letter of Justification 4- V I' WHITE B9A R LAKE C8 H T S 61 / Tr COUNTY ROAC ; ' D / I i t S `J �_' `:, �• �; Q . r 34 __ /4 CCT AVE cr LL hi cr- LA, LL wI l - - - -- y En : / I .� r) D i • Nom. - � z O O F- L f� I j a � • Y- •...v G ^_NAN � � AV Y KGHLMAN J v,aVE. zi Z! Zi ►=� t I t 1t1. ► ' RO �' „ Y;i i 23 uj 1 cr i W ' ;t DGE K +LS_ R0. ' U) t� -� Uji cr f j << DEMLh? LL AVE Wj► ►— ;I F- W ; 9RCOK5 � Q O �E + — v' 3r ac r 41 I Q Q "r` 1 f t , AVE. 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Filing Requirements: Special Use Permit Filin Requirements (1 } The purpose of this application is to obtain a .5pecial use permit to excavate and grade the approximately 66 acres -5-utl fined above, adjacent to Beam and Hazelwood Avenue in Maplewood, to an elevation of one foot above the elevation of Beam Avenue and Hazelwood Avenue as now affixed by said roads. According to my engineers, B - R - W, Inc. , Attention: Mr . Don Ringrose , we have approximately 1,000,000 cubic feet of dirt above the elevations of Hazelwood and Beam Avenues that would be necessary for co in the 66 acres. All of the property will be graded to approximately 1 - 2 feet of elevation above the elevations of Bear. Avenue and Hazelwood Avenue after removal of the 'Lill. ne,ca use :tie have so : uch fill, we obviously will be selling the sajne , as T.: e have no use for such a large amount of extra fill in grading and building purposes on the property. The property, of course, has never been graded and is in its natural state. There is no > to grade the property now without the removal of the excess ear t::; therefore, to improve the property and to add to its aesthetic value for the community, as well as to prepare it for building purposes , it is now necessary to remove the f ill, sell tale excess and grade all at the same time. Corings and a topographical sur-.ey have been made by B -R - W, Inc., and all removal and grading is done under their supervision. The entire process then of excava t ion and the grading levels are all predetermined by professio al engineers who have given their direction to Frank Frattalone, Frattalone Excavating & Grading, 102 West County Road C, St. Paul. As you know, St. John's Lutheran Hospital, Inc. , and myself have entered into an agreement concerning the west 22 acres of this site, but I have the contractual right to remove all fill, to sell the same and grade to one foot above the elevation of Beam, and Hazelwood Avenues. There are no other agreements concerning the 66 acres 3. (2) Enclosed herein are two topographical survey maps made by B -R -W, Inc., showing the elevations and dimensions of the 66 acres (Lot 7 and Lot 8 on the east end are not included in the 66 acres and do not belong to me, but are owned by Homart Development Co.). (3) Enclosed is the certified abstract listin the owners and their mailing addresses for all properties within 200 feet of the above property. (4) Enclosed is my check in the sum of $100 for the special use permit. If any further information is desired, please advise. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT Notice is hereby given that the r1apl ewood City Council at its meeting of Thursday, May 21, 1981 at 7:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the Maplewood Municipal Building, located at 1380 Frost Avenue, will consider and publicly hear the request for a Special Use Permit for: APPLICANT: W i l l i - a m B. Korstad PROPOSAL: LOCATION: 1625 Garden Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55113 The continued excavation and grading of a 66 acre site to an elevation of one foot above street elevation A parcel located at the northeast corner of Hazelwood Avenue and Beam Avenue. - ANY PERSONS HAVING INTEREST IN THIS MATTER ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND BE HEARD Corurli ssi over Ki shel asked what type of vehicles woul be uJed in tn i s bus r!ess. �- The,appl i cant sai d they are presently usi ng thei r car, they Ao i n tend to purchase a srTial1 truck Co `ssi oner Fischer moved the Pl anni n Cor► i ss i on cor:�rend the Ci t Co u n c i 1 ap rear e a o n e v e a r a� rm r .� t i� /3�t '_ �.� s.. ate_ �e �r� n g r -L 12t _�.'� b i o —c_V rpI.ia r� c.i t_ r�__t b ein e d i n TlamC s i Ar%_ S )4�;Olmilfte e r e p o r t.� C o nm i s i oner hi tco ► seco ded Ay es B . Rezoning - Woodlynn and Mc Kn i qnt (N.L Llet0n) , Secretary Olson son said i d Lhe appl rant - z s req ups L� ng . Lo rezone a 7.67 acre tract f rom F, Farm. Res i deuce DXO-Ir - Li�z ct to � R*.- 3, t���ul t i pl e t re11 i no Residential . Staff i s r�:c0 T.endi ng approva the request, 1 The applicant was pre ent and indicated he has ,t�othi ng to add t.►� the staff report. Corgi i ssi crier ,' i e son r th P a l1n ng� Cor�, �s on r_em�"�� y ,. Ci Council ap r ova1 of the reoups Led zone cha -nge TrOM. F, Fast,; +► ,o R -3,_ `�1�iTZI. le_ based on she ; 1n th the pro� zoning�'i.s C o n s i�s � e r� t wit h the j � n d Us Plan _ - -- -_- ___ --- -- -- -- _ . Com i Z ss i o n e Ki shel seconded Ayes - all. C . t1i ni ng Per mit t - daze -NDOd and Beam (Korst Secretary Olson said the appl use permit to allow the continued to an elevation of one foot above Staff is recom nendi ng approval as Commissioner Barrett asked if of operation. i cant is requesting approval of a special excavation and grading of a 66 acre sl to the elevation of Beam and Ha zelwood Ave, ues outlined in their report. there would be restrictions on the hours Secretary Olson said the Mining Ordinance restricts the hours from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Commissioner Pel 1 i sh asked how long it would take to remove the f i l l from the site. Mr. Korstad said he thought it would be completed within two years. Commissioner Whitcomb moved "the Planning Con - mission recomi l end to the C ity Council a of a sped al use permit for mine_ ra 1 excav on a 6 acre site, located at the north east corner of Beam and Hazel Aven<<es subject to: ----- -�-- -- --. � .. - _ _ -- _ - - - -- -- ---� 2 4 -20 -81 If 1 . Submission and approval of a fi grading.-plan for the easterly 2/3's of the site. This grading plan shall provide for approximately 13 acre /feet of storm water storage capacity between elevation 910 and 916 in thin- northeast cornea of the site. 2. Adherence to the requirements and standards set forth in4;ection 917 (Midral Extractio of City Code. M -3. In accordance with Section 917.060 (4), annual mineral extraction permi must be obtained from the Director of Public Works. A plan for each year's operation shall be approved by the City Engin Annual permits shall designate the area and total acreage to be excavated. 4. All excavation shall be in accordance with each y ear's approved plan. fvo deviations shall be allowed wi Lhout prior approval from Director of Public Works. 5. There shall be no explosive detonations of any kind on the site. 6. A suitable structure or method of operation must be empl owed to remove excess dirt from truck bodies and tires prior to exiting Onto a oubl i c g of- ���ay. ri ht- 7. A sedi basin shall be Constructed by the Applicant icant and approved b sh Q PP PP y e * City Engineer, to filter all storm water runoff from the active mi ni n site. 9 8. Truck hauling shall be prohibited on Hazelwood Avenue north of the site, Approval is reco_rn mended on the basis that: i . The use is consistent with Mapl ewood's Codes and would no �- devel opinent plans. t hinder future 2. Ex on and grading of the site are required red to r q prepare for future devel opment, 3. Excavation and sale of the site's sand and ravel de • , g deposits is to prepare the s i t e for future e development is in the public interest. Conhrnissioner Pell.ish seconded Ayes- all D. Preliminary Plat /Variances /Street Vacation - Arthur W.' Bol lman's Addition Sec ry of son said the appl i cant i s reau t.i.ng- rapproval of a preliminary plat, street and two Tot,_.,f..rzonta�gvariances. Staff's recommendation is included in their repo.r Chairman Axdahl asked if there was anyone present o wished to comment on the proposal. . 3 e_9n of LAIS, BANNIGAN & CIRESI, P. A.. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 409 MIDWEST FEDERAL BUILDING 5TH AND CEDAR SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA '55101 DONALD L. LAIS AREA CODE 612 JOHN F. BANNIGAN, JR 224 - 3781 JEROME D. CIRES.1 _ PATRICK J. KELLY April 21 1981 City of .Maplewood 1380 Frost Avenue Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 Attention Mr, Barry Evans Re: proposed Resolution re Feasibility Studies Dear Barry: Enclosed is the Resolution requested at the meeting of April 16, 19810 If you have any comments, please let me know. Very truly yours, BANNIGAN & CIRESI, P.A. Donald L. La's DLL /me Enc. cc: Mr, Ken Haider A by C i I#. End ors e d.._._. 110 dim i ed._._„ Da L Red ected...� Y :7 RESOLUTION NO. STATE OF MINNESOTA _ COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF MAPLEWOOD BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Maplewood, Ramsey County, Minnesota, as follows: ' WHEREAS, the cost of making feasibility studies for public improvements has steadily risen; and WHEREAS, the City can no longer pay for said feasibility studies from general funds collected under the tax levy limits; and WHEREAS, it is necessary that the City be reimbursed for the cost of such feasibility studies, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED as follows: 1. That henceforth the City will not undertake or expend effort in completing a feasibility study except under the following terms and conditions: a) That an applicant or developer and /or the petitioners for a feasibility study pay to the City the full amount of the cost of such study as estimated by the City Engineer. b) That if the project is found to be not feasible or is not ordered by the City, the sum paid as provided in a) above shall be used and applied to the cost of preparing the feasibility study and shall not be returned to the parties paying said sum. c) That if the project is found to be feasible and is ordered by the City, the sum paid as in a) above shall be included as a cost of the overall project. The City may, at its option, upon sale of bonds for the project reimburse the party or parties having paid said funds or credit these funds to the overall cost of the project. _ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this policy shall remain in effect from and after its formal adoption and until further action by the Council of the City of Maplewood. Adopted this day of 1981 ATTEST: o n reavu, Mayor J Lu-cille E. Aurelius, Clerk ( S E A L ) r M E M O R A N D U M TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Planning Commission's Role in Revenue Note Review DATE: May 11, 1981 The City Council tabled action on this item at the May 5 meeting and requested copies of the current revenue note criteria and the cr i teri a that had been recommended by the Planning Commission. Copies are encl o � ed . I have circled the current criteria that differ from the Planning C011 i ssi n' s recommendation. En closur es Current Criteria Planning Commission's Criteria Memo of April 23, 1981 .- �.:.. _ a MORTGAGE REVENUE_ NOTE CRITERIA Adopted 10-16-80 by the ►City Council A. Definitions 1. Existing Business shall be defined as a presently operating or commercial enterprise with.at least one. year of operati.onal- history within the City 2+ New Business shall be defined as any industrial or. commercial enter P rise which does not qualify as an existing business. B. Project E1 igibil i ty Guidelines 1. The project shall be compatible with the overall development lans of the Cat �nclud�na t p City, he Comprehensive Plan, an , Zoning , and Communit Design Review Board Standards 2 . The project shall not require a s i g n i f i c a n t amount of public expenditures for City improvements such as roads , sewers and watermai ns 3. The project shall involve an existing business that the City wishes to _expand or a new business which the City wishes to attract: a. Existing Business Cri terra Any expansion, relocation, or rehabilitation of an existing business b. New Business Criteria 1 . Offers significant new employment, opportunities, based upon the nature of the use, on a year around basis, or 2. The project involves the rehabi 1 i'tation of a vacant or scheduled to be vacated structure, or 3. The proposed location is within a designated development or redevelop- ment target area, and 40 Possesses a low otenti al for create n of l uti on % P gP 4. The number of businesses of the same g eneral nature in the area a th . 9 f e proposed pro shal be considered in determining the need for commercial revenue note financing. 5. The note shall be for an issue of not less than $300,000 6. Construction must begi within one year of preliminary approval . C. Application Processing Guidelines 1. ..City fi of the project shall be limited to the i ssuaa of a s na1 e mortgage revenue note, to be marketed as a provate placemen 2. Final approval shall not be granted by the City Council unti 1 the project has received approval with respect to zoning, site design, building de- si n , or platting. 3. The applicant shall sign a memorandum of agreeme'nt providing that they will pay all costs involved in the legal and fiscal review of the proposed project and all costs involved i n the issuance of notes to ► i ranee the pro j ect. 4. The City reserves the right to deny any. application for fi nanc i ng at : any stage of the proceedings prior to adopting the resol uti on authorizing issuance of the note. • r MORTGAGE REVENUE NOTE CRITERIA RECOMMENDED BY THE PLANNING COiYiMISSION A. Definitions 1. Existing business shall be defined as a presently operating industry or coil vrierci al enterprise with. at least one year of operational history wi th- i n the City. . i ness shall .be defined as an industrial or commarci al enterprise _ 2. New business y which does not qualify as an existing business* B. Project Eligibility Guidelines 1. The P roject shall be compatible with the overall development plans of the City, including the Comprehensive Plan, Zoning, and Community Design Review Board Standards. The project shall not require a significant amount of publ i c expendi tunes 2. p J re q for City improvements such as roads, sewers, and wa L.en - nai ns . project shall involve an existing business that the Ci �� snPs o 3. � ►� '� � P ro J ex-and or a new business which the City wishes to attract: a. Existing Business Criteria Any expansion expansion relocation or rehabilitation of an existing business. b. New Business Criteria (1) Offers at least 400 - roan- -hours per week of new employment on a year around basis, or ( 2) The P ro p roject involves the rehabilitation of a vacant or scheduled J to be vacated structure, or (3 ) The proposed l ocati on i s within a designated development or re- P ro P development target area, and ( 4) Possesses a low potential for creating pollution. or ' businesses of the same 4. The number of b general nature in the area of the 9 pi osed project shall be considered in determining the need for p commercial revenue note financing. 5. The note shall be for arl issue of, no less than $500,000. C.. Application Processing Guidelines 1 C it y f inancing ng of the pro ject shall be limited to the fissuance of a single . mortgage revenue note, to be marketed as a private placement. 2. Final approval shall not be granted by the City Council until the Project - has received approval with respect to zoning, site design, building design, or platting. 30 The ap.pl i cant shall sign a memorandum of agreement providing that they will pay all costs involved in the legal and fiscal review of the proposed project and all costs involved in the issuance of notes to finance the project. 4. The City reserves the right to deny any application for financing at any stage of the proceedings prior to adopting the resolution authorizing issu- ance of the note. C b C oe MLM0P.ANDUM i - TO: City. Yana ger FROM: , of Cori muni ty Development SUBJECT: r Planning Corimission`s Role in the Review of Revenue Notes DATE: April 23, 1981 _ The following motion was adopted by the Planning Commi ssi Qn at their mee ti n of April 20, 1981: i n view of the revenue. note cri teri a most recently adopted by the City Council it is suggested Lna t the Planning Co;►ir, i ss i on be rel i e- e d of its. review role in the process. The present criteria are so broad that it is felt there is no need for Planning Commission input and tree inordinate amount of time spent by the Planning Commission on these r;a tters is no 1 oncer justi f i ed under these conditions. I f th% Council continues to feel that issuance of these bonds is appro; -ri a to and a continued use of this vehicle w i l l be allowed by the legislat and congress, then unless there is a change in the criteria wh ich impact directly upon the planning process, it is recoravended that the Planning Commission be spared this time consuming review of revenue notes because the present criteria are so broad. C c Z • � { � T i k? MEMORANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Communi Development SUBJECT: Critical Area Regulations DATE: j May 13 , 1981 - Background While drafting a resolution of adoption for the Maplewood Critical Area Plan and Regulations, it came to the attention of Staff, that Council has not given second reading to the proposed revisions to the regulations. On March 5, 1981, following a public hearing, the Revised Critical Area Plan was adopted and first reading was given to the adoption of revised regul ati ons . No changes were recommended. A copy of the ordinance to adopt the regulation revi s i ons is enclosed. Recommendation Staff recommends that the Council give second reading and final adoption to the Ma ewood Critical Area Regulations, as revised. enclosed: Proposed Ordinance amending the Critical Area Regulations. � a. ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 918 AND 1004 OF THE MAPLEWOOD CODE RELATING TO THE CRITICAL AREA OVERLAY DISTRICT AND PLATTING CODE f TKE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. SECTION 918.050 of the Maplewood Code is hereby amended by adding new subparagraphs 23 and 24, to read as follows: 23. Bl uffl i ne - a l i n e delineating a top of a slope with direct drainage to the Mississippi River or Fish Creek, connecting the points at which the slope becomes less than 18 percent. (More than one b1 uffl i ne may be encountered proceeding landward from the river.). 24. Park Dedication Fee - as defined in Section 211.010 of City Code. SECTION 2. SECTION 918.110 of the Maplewood Code is hereby amended to read as follows: 918.110. SITE PLAN APPROVAL STANDARDS. No site plan which fails to satisf the following standards shall be approved by the City Council or Director of Community Development. A. No development shall be permitted on slopes of, 18 percent or greater which are in direct drainage to the Mississippi River Bluffs or Fish Creek. (Refer to map on f 1 e with the Director of Community Develop- ment.) B. In areas not in direct drainage to the Mississippi River Bluffs or Fish Creek, no development shall be allowed on slopes greater than 40 percent. (Refer to map on f i l e with the Director of Community Development.) C. No development, whether or not in direct drainage to the Mississippi River Bluffs or Fish Creek, shal be permitted on land having a slope, before alterati in excess of 12 percent unless the applicant proves the following conditions are.,met: (1) The foundation and underlaying material of any structure, including roads, shall be adequate for the slope condition and soil type. (2) Adequate controls and protections exist uphill from the proposed development such that there is no danger of structures or roads being struck by falling rock, mud, uprooted trees, or other materials. (3) The proposed development presents � no danger of fall i rock, mud, uprooted trees,, other materi al-s to structures downhill. (4) The view of the developed slope from the river and opposite river- batik is consistent with the natural appearance of the undeveloped slope, consistent with any historic areas nearby, compatible with the view from historic areas, and compatible with surrounding architectural 1 features. To the maximum extent possible, the use of natural devices, including vegetation manage gent shall be preferred over the construction of artificial devices, including culverts, holding ponds, walls, and terracing. (5) All other structures other than buildings and roadway surfaces, but including retaining w a l l s - s h a l l meet the following design require- ments: (a) retaining walls or terrace contours Aall not exceed five feet in height; (b) construction materials shall be subject to corvmuni ty Design Review Board approval; (c) the minimum space in between terraces and retaining walls shall be twEnty feet. (6) Any 1 i ft Stations required to service the slope development with local sewer systems are d.esi gned in accordance with local design standards and approved by the City Engineer. The applicant shall Xurnish a satisfactory arrangement or agreement by. which the cost of w'ai ntenance and operation of the lift station are borne by those srvi ced by the facility. (7) ro septic tank shall be placed on a slope of greater than 12/. The natural slope may not be altered in any way where the septic tank system or part thereof is to be located. The drain lines shal 1 be located parallel to contour lines. D. The applicant shall demonstrate that the proposed development shall be planned, designed, constructed and maintained to avoid substantial probabilities of: (1) accelerated erosion (2) pollution, contamination, or siltation of water bodies, rivers and streams (3) damage to vegetation (4) injury to wildlife habitats (5)) increased flood potential (6) decreased ground water recharge E. The applicant shall demonstrate that the types and densities of land use proposed shall be suited to the site and soil conditions and shall not present a -threat to the maintenance of - the groundwater quality, a potential increase in maintenance costs of u t i l i t i e s , park'i ng areas, or roads, and shall not be subject to problems due to soil, limitations, including, but not limited - to soil bearing strength, shrink/swell potential and excessive frost movement. 2 1 ' 1 F. All new structures and roads shall be placed no closer than 40 feet from a bluff 1 i ne . Exceptions shall be: ., (1) Public recreation facilities, scenic overlooks, public "observation " pl atforms, or public trail systems (2) The construction of above- ground pumping stations fo-r sewer lines, ,# stations shall be screened from view from the river. (3) Other development, when the applicant can conclusively demonstrate that neither construction of -final development will negatively impact slopes with a grade of 18 percent or greater. G. Development shall be accomplished soi 1 loss levels shal 1 not exceed construction, but only two (2) to adjacent to a water body or water after construction activities are only in such a manner that on -site gross five (5) tons per acre per year during ns per acre per year when the site is course and 0.5 tons per acre per year completed. H. Development shall not substantially diminish the scientific, historical, educational, recreational or aesthetic value of natural areas and unique plant and animal species, and shall not substantially alter the reproductive cycle of the species. I. Erosion protection measures shall make maximum use of natural inplace vegetation rather than the placing of new vegetation on site as erosion control facilities. The use of natural erosion control devices shall be preferred to the maximum extent over the construction of artificial drain- age devices including culverts, holding ponds, and ditches. J. The devel oprient shall be located in such a manner as to minimize the removal of vegetation and alteration of the natural topography. K. The applicant shall demonstrate that there are no feasible or prudent alternatives t.o cutting trees on the site: development shall be permitted only in such a manner that the maximum number of trees shall be preserved. No trees may be cut except those occupying the actual physical space in which a structure, drive or roadway is to be erected. In the event that solar collection is. utilized, trees may be cut to allow sufficient sunlight to the sol a.r collectors if the applicant can demonstrate there are no feasible or prudent alternatives. If trees are cut, the density of trees shall be restored to that which existed before development, but in no case shall the applicant be required to raise the density above 10 trees per acre. The applicant shall demonstrate that all grading' which takes place will be conducted in a manner that preserves the roof zone aeration and stability of existing trees and provides an adequate watering area equal to at least one-half of each tree's crown cover. L. Development in woodlands shall not reduce the existing crown cover greater than 50 percent and shall be conducted in such a manner that the under story and litter i s preserved. -_ 3 a M. Fishing in a wetland shall not exceed the excess storage and nutrient stripping capacities of the wetland based on the ul �iirate projected development of the wetland watershed. Flood storage and nutrient stripping capacities shall be calculated in accordance with Appendix B. N. Wetlands and other water bodies sha not be used as primary sediment traps during or after construction. 0. The 'proposed devel opment , wi 11 not i ncrease the runoff rate. or decrease the natural rate of absorption of stormwater. ` I P. The quality of water runoff and water infiltrated to the water table or aquifer shall be as high after development as. it was before development of the site. Q. -When fi lling in a wetland, a minimum amount of filling may be allowed when necessary but in no case shal the following restrictions on total amount of filling be exceeded. Since the total amount of filling which can be permitted is limited, the City of Maplewood, when considering permit applications, shall consider the equal apportionment of fill opportunity to riparian land owners, (1) Total filling shall not cause the total. natural flood storage capacity of the wetland to fall below the projected volume of runoff from the whole developed wetland watershed generated by a 6" rainfall in 24 hours. Any increase in runoff must be detained for on-site infil- tration through the soil to the water table. ( 2 ) Total f-i 1 l i ng shall not cause the total natural nutrient stripping capacity of the wetland to fall below the nutrient production of the wetland watershed for its projected development. (3) Only fill free of chemical pollutants and organic wastes may be used. R. No part of any septic tank system shall be located closer than 150 feet from the edge of a water body or water course unless it can be shown that no effluent will directly or indirectly reach the water body, water course or wetland. S. The grades of any streets shall not exceed 10 percent. T. Any and all erosion control, stormwater runoff, utility access, and similar structures shall be designed to be maintained, cleaned out, and otherwise operated without requiring the crossing of private lands with or the operation of motorized heavy maintenance vehicles and equipment, such as bulldozers, trucks, and back -hoes on slopes in excess of 8 percent. As used in this section, private lands includes any out-lots. U. The proposed development, both vehicular and pedestrian, shall be adequate and consistent with local transportation and thoroughfare planning. V. The proposed development shall not lessen public access to and along the river bluff, nor does it lessen public opportunity to view the river from within the cor ridor. 4 W. Development proposed along the Fish Creek Corridor shall be subject to L. provisions of the City's Flood Plain Ordinance. x. 'The conduct of all grading, landscaping, structure placement, and street route ng shall be consistent with and to the maximum extent in furtherance of the goals and policies for the development of the river corridor .adopted by the City of Maplewood on March 1, 1979 SECTIGN 3. SECTION 918.170 is amended to read as follows: _ SECTION. 918.170.. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. The guidelines set forth in 6MCAR- 4.8040 (formerly WPC 40) shall serve as the minimum standards and criteria for the design, 1 ocati on, installation, use and maintenance of individual sewage treatment systems, _ SECT ION 4. SECTIONS 918.170 (Maintenance Requirements) and 918.180 (Altern,ative Systems) are renumbered to Sections 918.180 and 918.190, respectively. SECTION 5. SECTION 1004.080 of the City Platting Code is hereby ak'ended by adding a new subsection (e), to read as follows: (e) Within the legal boundaries of the City's designated Critical Area the City Council may require dedication for public open space or scenic easement, bl uffl ands which are 18 percent or greater in slope and which are in direct drainage to the Mississippi River Bluffs or Fish Creek. The City Council may release the developer in part or in total from a park dedication fee in l i e u of the value of the above dedicated bl uffl ands . SECTION 6. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and publication, 5 , MEMO TO: Barry Evans, City Manager F ROM: Robert D. Ode a rd Di rector of Communi ty Servi ces SUBJECT: Public Use Easement - Between Bittersweet Land and Fl andrau Street DAT May 18, 1981 A request was made by the City Council on May 7, 1981 to review the matter of the above subject easement. The Park and Recreation Commission at its may 11, 1981 meeti discussed this trail . The Commission and staff agree with the former recommendation of May 1976. that a walkway is needed to provide acc ess to Four Seasons Park from the Easterly area. Enclosed is a Ramsey County Open Space Map for County Ditch 18 , (71 -3A) which indicates that with the opening of the easement, it would give walking access to Open Space for those living North and Westerly of Four Seasons Park. Ramsey Open Space planners still desire to purchase properties 36, 37, 38, 56, and 55 as shown on the map. If this occurs, access will be open to Four Seasons along an additional trail. I am awaitin information from the Ramsey County Abstract Cl erk � r regard Document #1866723 dated 8/25/73, and Document #.1511287 dated 5/31/60, From telephone conversation, these documents in- dicate that ease ments for street purposes were granted to the City. Review May 10, 1976 Memo to Council from City Mana er as The Director of Community Services feels that the walkway is needed to provide access to the Four Seasons Park to that area on Bi tter- sweet and easterly. I t is recommended that the staff be authorized to work with the property owners in establishing some type of control for the ped- estri ans u t i l i z i n g the property. Council Minutes: May 13, 1976 E50 Public Use Easement 5. Public Use Easement - Between Bittersweet Lane and F1 andrau . Street a. Manager Miller presented letters from Two (2) adjacent property owners and a map of the area indicating problems involved in public use of land. The City acqui red -title to the property in conjunction with the installation of a water main i n 1973. After the installation of the watermai n, pedestrians commenced using the area as a walkway from the neighborhood to the Four Seasons Park. incidents of pedestrians straying from this walk - wa y and creating nuisances to adjoining property owners has occurred. h The request of the adjoining property • J g P perty owners is that the City • return the property to the former property owner p y and that con- trots on use of the s i t e can then be made. The Director of Community Services feels • that the walkway i s needed to provide access to the Four Seasons Park to that area on Bittersweet and easterly. It is recommended that the s taff be authorized to work with the property owners in establishing some type of control edes try Yp 1 for the pedestrians utilizing the property. b. Mr. Joe Zappa, 2522 Flandrau, ro ert p p Y owner to the north of the walkway stated he is one of the affected hoemowners and he feels it is a nuisance. c. Mr. John Oswald, live on south side, also spoke regarding the walkway being a nuisance. d. Councilman Anderson moved to authorize staff to work with property owners in establishin control-i. Motion died for lack of a second. e. Council man Murdock moved to return the p roperty to the .owner with future purchase b t o Tfty for the same amount TT street oes in, to remain an easement City Attorney Lai s ave his opinion pinion on the legality of Councilman Murdock 's motion, Councilman Murdock withdrew his motion. f. Councilman Anderson moved to refer to staff to work out a Solution with the property owners wit - a — ine eing set of June 17 1976. No Seconded by Mayor Bruton. Ayes - Mayor Bruton ' y Councilmen Anderson and wie Bert. Nays - Councilman Murdock. Motion carried. June 24, 1976 N.1 1. Public Use easement - Between Bittersweet Lane and Flandrau Street a. Manager Miller stated at the Council 'Meeting this Subject g o f May 13 , Ject was referred to staff to meet with the ro ert the easement p p y owners abutting en t and to work out an alternate method of solving the problem of public access and private public Infringement on p ate property. We were unable to arrange the meeting 9 pry or to the June 17 date originally established for placement on the agenda. We have again been unable to • arrange. a meeting prior to the June 24 meeting and would suggest th at the item be .tabled -2- until such time as a meeting can be arranged with the property owners. The affected property owners are aware of the problems in setting up the , meets ng. b. Council Anderson moved to table until such ti me as a meet Ing can be arranged M__� Seconded by Mayor Bruton. Ayes - all. July 22, 1976 H.4 Public Use Easement - Between Bittersweet Lane and F1 andrau Street a . Manager Miller stated the staff has met with John Oswald 06j4 Demont Avenue) and , Joe Zappa (2522 Fl andrau Street) as per your request. The staff presented both with a proposal for continued use of the public easement and suggested a 10 foot walkway be developed with a privacy fence and plantings to their liking. At the time of the preparation of this report, we have received no indication from Mr. Oswald as to his ideas relative to the proposal, Mr. Zappa has - indicated that he feels the only solution would be to permanently close the walkway. There are approximately 46 families living along Bittersweet Lane and Southlawn Avenue who can utilize thi walkway to get to Four Seasons Park and Harvest Park (Holy Redeemer Church). If the public easement i n question is closed, the only alternate public way to these parks would be via County Road "C" a solution which we feel raises safety questions relative to young people moving to and from parks . It is our recommendation that the City develop a 10 foot wide trail on the 33 foot right -of -way and that a fence with a design compati to the adjacent homeowners be installed along the trail. Proper steps. to be taken to keep motor- ized vehicles off the trail and landscaping and planting on the back side of the fence should be made compatible with the si yards of the properties i question. b. Mr. Joseph Zappa presented a letter from Mr, and Mrs,, John Oswald,. which the Acting Clerk read. Mr. Zappa also spoke on his own behalf. He further stated the City doesn't own al the land in this easement. C. Mr. John Kavanagh, real to r presenting Mrs. F1 oger, also spoke regarding this easement. d. Councilman Greavu moved to table this matter until 'August 12, staff to inquire from TFunty as to whether et er t e_v ave intent and - - - what time frame they have in their intent of ac ui ri n that ro erty, oo i nq nto open space issue and al so , c ec total a i cats on o a.nd. Seconded by Mayor Bruton. Ayes - all. -3- August 12, 1976 3. Public Use Easement - Between Bittersweet Lane and F1 andrau Street a Man Miller resented the staff report. g P b • pp Mr. Joe Za a and Mr. John Oswald, residents of the property involved., both spoke regarding this matter. C.ounci lman Murdock moved to table to allow staff to obtain a �� � (to the le.al opinion determine if it is ossibie to sto us�n easement wi thout Tosing the r= t to t o easement )e Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all August 26, 1976 2. Public Use Easement - Between Bittersweet Lane and F1 andrau Street a. Manager Mi ller stated at the August 12 meeting you asked the attorney to determine if it was possible to restrict foot and vehicular traffic over a public use easement where the easement has not been improved for such traffic. b. City Attorney Don Lai s stated the Council could close the easement and not lose the right to this easement. 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Schaller Subject: Re for Revision of Bin Ordinance Please refer to the previous Staff Report of Februar 27, 1981, re the North Maplewood Lions and Lioness re a revision of the Maplewood Bin Ordinance, A cop is attached. At the March 5, 1981, Cit Council meetin this re was tabled to Ma 21, 1981 • RWS : j s cc Bin File February 27 1981 STAFF REPORT To: City Manager Barry Evans - From: Director of Public Safety R..W. Schaller Subject: Request for Revision in the Bingo Ordinance. 7_ __ ' � r�� �r The North Maplewood Lions and Lioness have requested that the City Council consider revising the City Bingo Ordinance to permit four occasions per week rather than the present permitted two per week. The State Statute, 349.17, Subd. 3 (1), has been revised and allows four instead of the previous limit of two times per week as it was previously. Staff has reviewed this request. While it appears to have merit as proposed, the City Council should be aware that the original limit was set based on a concern that the bingo operations might overshadow the dedicated civic purposes of the non — profit organization conducting the games. When our City Council originally considered our Bingo Ordinance, several communities were having serious problems with their bingo operations when they allowed multi —night operations. _ For your information. - RWS: J's cc Bingo File ly 1 t ✓ el I 0 N0. MAPLEWOOD LIONS #LIONESS 1310 Frost Ave. Maplewood, Minn. Maplewood City Council Maplewood, Minn. Gentlemen: Being members of the City Council and wage earners for your own families no one has to inform you of the effect of inflation. We as mem- bers of the North Maplewood Lions and Lioness Clubs also feel the effects*• Through the years we have donated our funds to ' charitable organizat- ions- athletic associations. Lions Eye & Hearing Foundation at the Univer- sity of Minnesota, civic endeavors - Ramsey County Home and private families in need of help, just to name a few; The Lions and Lioness Clubs have many requests for money that return year after year. Each year the requests are bigger and bigger. We have been trying to keep pace with these requests from many different fund raising activities. We have catered meals to organizations in our hall, sponsored soft ball tournaments, gold plate dinner, pancake breakfast, Hole in one tournament at the county fair, concession stands at the St. Paul. Ski Jumps, style shows, quilt raffles, selling of entertainment books and more. As you know we also have a bingo game two days each week. At this time we would ask the City Council to consider a change in the Bingo Ordinance, The City of Maplewood Bingo Ordinance allows 2 games per week in one hall; we hope to persuade you to allow 4 games per week as does the Minnesota State Bingo Ordinance. The increased revenue generated by 2 more nights of Bingo at the L & L Hall wil enable the Lions and Lioness to continue to contribute to Civic betterment and the many organizations requesting our help. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Sincerely, North Maplewood Lions and Lioness Clare Zuercher, Executive Secretary h: I N0. MAPLE WOOD LIONS *LIONESS 1310 Frost Ave. Maplewood, Minn. Maplewood City Council Maplewood, Minn. Gentlemen: Being. members of the City Council and wage earners for your own families no one has to inform you of the effect of inflation. We as mem- bers of the North Maplewood Lions and Lioness Clubs also feel the effects. Through the years we have donated our funds to charitable organizat- ior-is. athletic associations.- Lions Eye & Hearing Foundation at the Univer_ sity of Minnesota, civic endeavors _ Ramsey County Home and private families in need of help, just to name a few. The Lions and Lioness Clubs have many requests for money that return year after year. Each year the requests are bigger and bigger. We have been trying to keep pace with these requests from many different fund raising activities. We have catered meals to organizations in our hall, sponsored soft ball tournaments, gold plate dinner, pancake breakfast, Hole in one tournament at the county fair, concession stands at the St. Paul Ski Jumps, style shows, guilt raffles, selling of entertainment books and more. As you know we also have a bingo game two days each week. At .this time we would ask the City Council to consider a change in y the Bingo Ordinance. The City of Maplewood Bingo Ordinance allows 2 games per week in one hall; we hope to persuade you to allow 4 games per week as does the Minnesota State Bingo Ordinance. The increased revenue generated by 2 more nights of Bingo at the L & L Hall wil enable the Lions and Lioness to continue to contribute to Civic betterment and the many organizations requesting our help. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Sincerely, North Maplewood Lions and Lioness Clare Zuercher, Executive Secretary �l r MEMORANDUM TO City Manager -- FROM: Finance Director -RE : Paramedic Bill -- Application for Cancellation DATE May 4, 1981 An application for cancellation of paramedic ambulance service charges has been received from Dorothy Bolliger. This individual was taken to St. John's Hospital due to difficulty in breathing. The application is attached for the Council's review and action. APPLICATION FOR CANCELLATION OF PARAMEDIC AMBULANCE SERVICE CHARGES NA14E OF APPLICANT: .. '000c� /1,100/� ADDRESS OF APPLICANT: Z22 f CITY STAZE oc I P PATIENT'S - NAME : DATE OF SERVICE: .r 0 TOTAL CHARGES: REASON FOR REQUEST: 1. Financial Hardship (f ill out reverse side) : 2. other . 2�!z f I certify f that the income information I have supplied on this application is. t ,y true and accurate. C� At D ate INCO I N F OR M A TIO N w "INCOME" nicans any amount received from the following sources by any Resident: r Any Public Assistance, including but not • Salaries, inct +.�d'snrl cofnniissia ns, bonuses, limited to Welfare, AFDC, SSI, and overtime pay and tips Unemployment Conipensation Interest and Dividends s Pensions and Annuities, including PERA a Rental income and Social Security _- O Busines; Profit for s e'f - emplo)rcd o Estate .or Trust income individuals, inclOding Farmers O Gains from the sale of property or e Pinlments received, from properties being seeuriiies sold.on Contracts for Deed O VA Educatio Grant List all residents of your household. Include yourself. Include their ages and their incomes (if any): 1) Income listed should include all income which your household can reasonably expect to rcceivf: during. the next 12 n:ontl7s. 2) "RESIDENT" means any pe•rron, other than a renter, living in the household for at lease 9 rnonths of i; i . y'ci�i , ui u Nei StJf - r w ho is clan i ie as a uependen for income tax pur poses. ' NAME OF AGE OF INCO� OF RESIDENT RESIDENT RESIDENT SO_ UR CE OF IN . (per month) (including employer's address, if applicable) -TOTAL 1 N CO M E: J f r, per month - _per year Q� 2 0 MEMORANDUM To: Mayor & City Council From: Robert D. Odegard , Di rector of Community Services f ,,� Subject: Heritage Center _ Date: May 11, 1981 The Mapl ewood Coi n Cl ub would 1 i ke to make a $100.00 _donati on to "the Maplewood Heritage House. - The money would be earmarked to -the following: $50.00 - Heritage House $50.00 - Yard Light Staff suggest the Council - accept the donation and direct staff to send a letter of appreciation to the Maplewood Coin Club. rr r � • - .. �• <x....:...... aw v . ..r.,. _ MEMOPAN DUM TO: City Manager FROM: Co�iuni ty Development SUBJECT: Quad and Double Dwelling Design Ordinance DATE: May 14, 1981 G' Council gave first reading to this ordinance on May 6, 1980 and denied the ordinance on second reading on March 20, 1980. Since that ti ��e, Counci 1l�ro;; an Juker has requested that this be placed on the agenda for reconsideration. 7 - r ' ORDINANCE .NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 202 OF THE MAPS €WOOD CODE r Section 1. Section 202.150 of the Maplewood Code is hereby ai - i - lenaed to read as follows: 6. The Community Design Review Board shall make sure that all quad -and double dwelling buildings having a similar exterior design and appearance shall be located at least 500 feet from each other. For the purposes of this ordinance, quads are defined as four unit build- ings, with each unit having two co.nMmon side walls. Dwellings shall not be considered similar in exterior design and appearance if they have one or more of the, following characteristics: a. There is a substantial change in orientation of the houses on the lots. b. T ,he appearance and arrangement of the windows and other open - i ngs in the front elevation, including the appearance and arrangement of the porch or garage, are substantially different from adjoining dwellings. c. The type and kind of materials used in the front elevation, i s substantially different .from the design and appearance of adjoining dwellings. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect from and of ter its passage and publication. Passed by the City Council of the City of Maplewood, Minnesota. this day of , 19810 Mayor Attest: Ayes - Clerk Nays - 9, May 18, 1981 STAFF REPORT To: . City Manager Barry Evans From: Director of Public Safety R. W. Schaller Subject: -Dog Ordinance Review The'C.ity Council requested a review of the City's dog control ordinance. A copy of the is attached (unfortunately i t is very obviously in need of codification. We were informed today this w i l l be completed some time in July)* In the enforcement area, we have not experienced many problems. An officer with police powers may enter onto private property if he knows a crime is being p ing commuted. You will note our animal control officers have police powers. The area of barking dogs during daytime hours is a problem area. Some people have complained about excessive barking by a neighbor's dog, however, they are very reluctant to come into court and sign a complaint. Without their sworn complaint, i.t is difficult to perfect an arrest because only someone witnessing extended periods of barking can testify to it being a public nuisance. For our information. y , w RWS : j s cc Animal Control File v AN IMA.L S Chapter _ Page 1101 Dogs. O O O O O v O 0 0 0 0 0 G e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C• 0 0 0 0 0 0 J O J U A U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'- 0 6 163 1102 Commercial Kennelso06?0000000000(700nO00 VOOJJU00 o J JOOOUOUJOOOOUuJ JOJ 0 186 1103 Private Kenn e1s0000000000° 000000U0UUa0000000000000k )0UC0'000 ID V 0 9187 •� 11 P i gs O O O O O O O O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 V 0 0 0 C O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J O 0 0 0 0 0 0 U O CU 0 0 0 U O O O G O O C O U 4 C G ii G 0 0 0 : J Q C. 188 11010 DOGS 110100100 TERMSO As used in t :hi.s ordinance the f"c�llowing t.ernas mean 0 OWNER Any person, partnersr�.a p or cox°per. a•t:�.on owning, keeping or harbor animal s g � person, PET SHOPS rtnershi , oration engaged in the b siness of _ � p or, cor �' breeding, buying sell +ng, or b ardi��g ar..mals 04 any see ci.es o � e VETERINARY HOSPITAL g stabl i ss men. t mall nta.�ned and open -at:. by a li tens e.1 1 J veterdnarlan for i the dagnosi.s d treatment of diseases and A. �u i.'� of an�.r�al.s, ANIMAL Y livin g treat ordinance � domes. c)or W , 9 ANIMAL SHELTERS Any prem�.isels des ;grate b° V lage a A istrative author _T,rr for the parpo s e of impounding .and caring f or n dal a el d tun a�i honey i of ti 4 ° E ,� �, ►..� �. / r`' w enf or e nr�e 'V OFFICERg • Any person designat�.d:. by the V:��..�.age Cou�c�.l as a a ., � officer RESTRAINTS An animal shall b de med 'o �e under restraint i.f on ttie prs.� i.se of its owner or if accompanied by resppns. le person and under that person & r ontro... PERSON o An individual, parnerahi.p', mpany or corporation, f CLERK s Maplewood Village C1 erk 1101 ° 02.0 , PERMIT. No person shall. 9 without first obtaining a permit therefor in w.ri.ting from the, Clerk, own, keep, harbor', or have custody of any animal over throe months of age, except that th.i.s sAetion shall not apply to the keeping of small cage-birds or and amphibian animals solely as pets. (AO } It shall be unlawful for any p.�r•son t.emporar-l.l.y in the Village of Maplewood while staying at any private home or at any public accommodation si -.c-h as a hotel or motel to have a dog running at large o to permit his dog at any time when out of the room or suite occupi td by such person. to be upon the street or Ln any public or private place unless f i rm.i.y upon a leash at all times ° 1101 o 0300 HUMANE CARE REQUIREMENTS. The Council shall promulgate regula- tions governing the issuance of permits and such regulations shall include require- _183- ORDINANCE NO. 36 ORD IN I CE AMENDING CIIA.P 11 +1:R 1.101 OF ME MA.PLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CITY CODE �� �`" _..�- .- :�-- -t -�-• � _� -_ -- z , ' PERTAINING 1'0 DOGS Section 1. Section 1101, 010 is hereby amended to read as follows: - 11019010. AMSAL: Any living dog; ANLIViL SHELTER: any premises designated by the City administrative authority for the- purposes of 7i- and carin -g f_o:- animals held under authority of this ordinance; CLF2J!,: Mlaplcv7ood City Cierl�; OFFICE.: any person designated by the City Council as a laxj enforcement office,-; O MEP,: any person, partnership or corporation ouyni.ng, ].seeping or hCarboring animals; I' MR- SO `: any individual, partnership, company or corporation; PET SHOT' : Any p rso� , partner-sinip or corporation engaged i the business of feeding, buyin , selling or boarding animals of any specie.; P.ESTIMNT: An animal shall be deerned to be under restraint if, Vneri on the prurmises of the owner, it is kept in an enclosure or on a chain or leash so as to be unable to leave the owner's premises or if, �-.lnc.n cuff the owner s premises, when such dog is on a leash and is kept under the control of the accomipany.ing persons; VETERINA-RY HOSPITAL: Any establishment: maintained and ope.2- -t:.ed by licenses veterinarian for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and injuries of animals, Sect -icon 2. Section 1101.080 is hereby amended to read as folloc -.s : - 1101.080. RFSITUINT Subd. 1. All dogs shall be hep t under restraint at all times. Subd. 2. It shall be the obligation and responsibility of the owner or custodian of any dog in the City, x•Jhether permanently or temporarily therein, to prevent c ny such dog from corrn.�aiiittin; any act which constitutes a nuisance as defined herein. It shall be considered a nuisance for any dog to bark at n a.ght to frequent school. grounds 'or public beaches., to chase vehicles, to molest o�: annoy any person, if such person is not on the property of the oimer or custodian of such dog, or t:) molesi., defile or destroy any property, public or private. failure on the part of the onn.er or custodian to prevent a dog from committing a nuisance shall be subject to the .penal ty hereinafter provided. Section 3. Section 1101.090 is hereby artiended . to read as . follous : 11.01.090. INTOUNDFI DOGS. Unrestrained dogs may be tal:. by police, the Ci t_, dog warden or the Humane Society and im pounded in an animal shelter, and there coin- - fined in a humane manner. Impounded dogs shall be kept for not less than five clays unless reclaimed by their owners. If by a permit tag or by other means the cinler corn be identified, the Clerk shall immediately upon impoundment notify the owi.er by tel- ephone or mail of the' impoundment of the animal. Dogs not claimed by their otn o*rs within five days ,Nall be humanely disposed of by an agency delegated by the Council to exercise that authority. Section 4. Section 1101.050 is hereby amended to provide as follows: 1101.050. PER 14IT YEAR," Subd. 1. 71ie permit year shall com:ilence on March 1 of each year and terminate on the Last day of February of the following year. A new hermit shall be obtained each year by every owner and a new fee paid. A permit, if not revoked, shall be valid until the end of the permit year. Subd. 2. No permit shall be granted for a dog which has. not been vaccinated ., against rabies as provided in this section on said date, but not more than two years will have elapsed from the date of such vaccination to the time of the expiration of the license to be issued, Vaccination shall be performed only by a doctor qualified to practice veterinarian medicine in the state in which the dog is vaccinated and the applicant shall present a certificate from a qualified veterinarian shop- -ing that the dog . to be licensed has been given a vaccination against rabies and the date on which said vaccination was adminis Section S. This ordinance shall take effect: and be in force upon passage and publication Passed by the City Council of the City of Maplewood, 11innesota., this 18th day of July, 1974 Mayor f -- -- - -: City of Maplewood Attest: City Clerk Ayes - 5 Nays - o i i 1 t. , w..w..s�swc'. stir`'= 31NIFU��I7BIGtxw2r! �$fix.F'•ut..t�,;+talf��e..s.«, w.ww••w. +�w.+M..�•e.•t.•.w Rw.�tiOyflNlrMf+►�MW V�. rru► M• r,<. wwiw�� +.w...:�+.w/.M�.�wr�r��...... • ••,•• •—_ ANIMALS 1:. ment for humane dare of the owner's animals and f"or oom.p'liance w alas. r.rovisions j of this ordinance and other appli.cabl,e state and local l awe,, The Counoll. may amm.nd. such regulations from time to time as i deems de si cable for the publi C health an��. welf ar . e, and to protect 'animals from cruelty,, - 11.01. o 040,) PERMIT FEES, Upon a show. n g by any apps i cant f or a per m ".I., t.na f. i1 is prepared"to comply with the re'gul.at.1 promuulgated by the Coi;nci .l a perm s t Sl s be issued fol.l owi.ng.- . paym.ent of the app= =1 - .c-abl.e fee, as t ci l cW (a) for each male dog, or spayed dcg, (b) f each u- nspayed female dog,, $s. ,,CMG (c) no fee or Fern; t spa be. reaU red. cif any farmer for farm andmal s o L riar, a farm. doge JI � d) no fee or pjermA . shall be red �a.i rea of ar, --i humane soc � e tRy c�.r vet er .nary hospital. (e) for, each animal of other species an amoun'' t to be determ- ned by the Council_ and prow . ded the Council approves the perm+ t for such an:Ima1 1101 o 050 PERMIT YEAR, The perim,� t year shall commence on March 1 of each year and terminate on the last day of February of the following year,, A new pe shai l be obtal.ned each year by every owner and. a new fee pa do A perr4' t, .f r�ro � revoked, shall be valid ;until the end of the permit year. J 1101 o060. REVOCATION, The Coincil may revoke any permit the person ho" d� i.ng the p °2"IT'ii t refuses or fa l s to com�l.y with this ordinance, the re�u.l.ati ons promulgated by the Council, or any state or local law governing cruelty to an rra 1 s or the keeping of animals. Any person whose permit is revoked shall, wi the n .en days the-r, eaf ter, humanely dispose of all an' malr s being owned 9 kept, or ha-1 b; - red I ty au.ch person and no part of the permit. .fee shall be re i undedc, 1101. o O r 0u DOG TAGS, Upon i ssu ng a perm.`Lt to keep any dog,, tip- vi erk sh.a?.1 issue to the owner a metallic or durable plastic tag, stamped wIl th an identifying number and with the year of issuance anal so des, igned that :� t may be n on.ve -) ' en 4'ly fastened to a dog collar or harness. Such tag. shall. be fastened to t:efie dog d s collar or harness by the owner and shall be worn at all times, The J1 e.rk sh.al.i ma ntain a record of the identlifying numbers any?. shall make tb_ � availabl e to the publ:;..c 0 11-01o080. RESTRAINT OF PRA SES o (1.) All dogs shall L e kept under r Pq t: ra i at any time such ddg is off of the owner's premises. (2o It shall be the obligation and r esponsi.bi l l ty of the owner or custodian of any dog in the village, whether permanent •y or temporarily therein, to pretvent such dog from committing any act which Cons tutes a nuisance as defined herein. It shall. be considered a nuisance for a d g to bark at ni grit, to frequent school grounds or yabli c beaches, to chase vehic s, to molest or, annoy. any person 311.1 such person is not on the property of the , wner or. c st d. n of such dog, 'or to molest, defile or destroy any property, pub. i c or pri . e F i. re o� the Fart. of the owner or custodian to prevent his dog rom c t 1 ng /' , c t• of nuisance. • ehall be subject to the penalty her•eina f•t er providedo *� ..:.'�..TifC. _ . 'Y:� ^. M'?•. at�r� »•4 _'} .:Si; .1�3.::.`tv.'�^rti'4Yrtrr.• 'cE�S':•.'.. .. .. Y- ••u`SJ6r'c . .. .. ;-��— rtLMes�aanr�K:tr+�� ' x- t a+ �nanwer.-, c�.- na• z-.-- n• o. w. �•... o•-. i.,..... n. �aor., �uwr +..- .ra.�.•.- ,r.........o�.. v'- .oa•.-:.•.•••.:- ,�r•tti. , ORDINANCE N0 307 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1101 OF THE MA.PLEWOOD CODE PERTAINING TO ANIMALS THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF MAPLEWOOD DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1, Section 1101.040 is hereby repealed in its entirety and • new Section 1101.040 is hereby adopted to read as follows: Section 1101.040. PERMIT FEES. Upon a shoving by any applicant for a P ermit that he is prepared to comply with the regulations promulgated by the Council, a permit shall be issued following payment of the applicable fee, as follows: (a) for each dog, $1.50; (b) no fee or permit shall be required of any farmer for farm animals other than a farm dog; (c) no fee or permit shall be required of any humane society or veterinary hospital; (d) for each animal of other species an amount to be determined by the Council and provided the Council approves the p-ermi t for such animal* , Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication. Passed by the Council of the Village of Maplewood this day 19720 J Mayor Attest: Village Clerk Ayes Nays / 8 4 A ORDINANCE NO* 414 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1101 OF THE MAPLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CITY CODE PERTAINING TO DOGS THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD HEREBY ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Section 1101.050, Subd. 2 is amended to read as follows: Subd. 2. PERMIT YEAR. No permit shall be g ranted for a do which has not been vaccinated a rabies as provided in this section on said date,, but not more than two y ears will have elapsed from the date of such vaccination to the time of the expiratio of the license to be issued, unless stated upon the certificate that the vaccination is effective for at least three (3) y ears, Vaccination shall be performed onl b a doctor q ualified to practice veterin- arian medicine in the state in which the do is vaccinated and the applicant shall present a.certific'ate from a q ualified veterinarian showin that the do to be licensed has been g iven a vaccination a rabies and the date on which said vaccination was administered. Section 2. This Ordinance shall take effect and be enforced upon prassa and publication. Passed'b the Cit Council of the Cit of Maplewood, this 24th da of March, 1977. Ma Attest: Clerk A - 5 Na - 0 I JP.NIMALS I1o1 m 090 IMPOUNDED DOGS �. Unrestrained dogs may be taken by pol.lce, the village dog warden or the Humane Society and i mpounded in an animal shelter, and there - con"JL.ned in a hu;cane manner. Impounded dogs shal1 be kept for not less than three days unless reclaimed by their owners o If by a permit tag or-by other means the owner can be identified the Clerk shall immediately upon im,po7.2 notify the owner by telephone or mail of the impoundment of the animalo Dogs not claimed by their owners . withi.n three days shall be humanej.y di sposed of by an agency delegated by the Council to exert. - ise that author 1101o10O. IMPOUNDING FEE, An owner reclaiming an impounded animal shall pay a fee of $2.00 plus $2.00 for each day that the animal has be.en impounded, to a t o tad maximum fee of $8.00. The owner may also be Proceeded against. for violation of this ordinance and his permit may be revoked,, 1.101 o 110. O�WNERI S IDENTITYo Notw11.t.hstand11 th.e provi si ons of, 1.101, 090, 1 an arimal is found at large and its owner can be ident11..fi ed and located, such ani..mial need not be impounded. but may, instead, be taken to the owner. In such case the policeman, dog warden or other offi..cer shall notify the Clerk of the violation of this ordinan.cA and. may proceed against the owner for violation of this o.rdi.nanoe o 1101 o 1200 FEMULE DOGS IN HEAT,, Every female dog or cat in heat shall be confined - in a bu.il..din.g or secure enolasL�:��e �n such manner that such female dog or cat cannot come into contact with another an. zeal except for planned breed] rag,, .. a.0� c 1..30o CRUEL TREATMENT OR ABANDONMENT. No owner shall fail to prov.'Lde animals wi..th su.f. f Ici..ent good and. wh.ol esome food and water, proper shelter. and pr=o- tection from the weather, veterinary care when needed to p.nevent cuff er�ng, and. wJk t:h humane car e. and treatment No per son shall. beat., cruelly 1 treat..t� overload, oVer work:, cr otherwi.se abuse any an,&'mal, or cause or permit any* u f i..ght. 4 cockf i gh ` , bal1.fi ght or o the: oonit.at be tween an:1.ma1s or between an i.rra i o - and humans. No owner of an animal shall abandon such anizai. , t 1101. o 14.0. QUARANTINEDo A ny are l,mal. which bi tes a � person shall be q arant-inPd. , I according to State law. No police of f'ic.r. or other person shall k:i 11., or cause to be killed, any animal suspected of 15A,bing rabid., except af ter tTiF animal has been �-j l aced in - ta� p q e and the di agnasi.ees of rab i e s made i i 1101 o 150 DOG CATCHER. Officers designated by the Council shall have polioe i powers in the enforcement of this ordinance and no person shall interfere. with, binder, or molest such officer in the exercise of sti.ch powers. 1101 o 160o NON - RESIDENTS. The provisions herein. requiring a permit shall. not apply to non - residents of the Village who are keeping only domestic pets, provided that animals of such owners. shalt not be kept in the village longer than 1 {} 30 days and that the animals are kept under restraint. 1101 -170. VIOLATION AND PENALTY, Any person violating any of the provisions 3 � ORDINANCE N0. 425 t AMENDING MAPLEWOOD CODE CHAPTER 1101 BY ADDING SECTION 1101.190 The Council of the City of Maplewood Does Hereby Ordain as Follows: Section 1. Section 1101.190 of the Municipal Code is to read as follows: DESTRUCTION OF DANGEROUS DOGS The Director of Public Safety shall have the authority to order the destruction of dangerous dogs. A dangerous dog is a canine animal which has: 1. , bitten two or more people, or 2, caused serious bodily injury or disfigurement to any person, or 3. engaged in any attack on any person under circumstances which would indicate danger to personal safety. The Director of Public Safety or his appointee from within the Office of Animal Control after having been advised of the existence of a dangerous dog may proceed in the following manner: (a) The Director of Public Safety shall cause the apparent owner to be notified -..� in writing or in person that his dog appears to be dangerous. The apparent owner shall be notified as to dates, times, places and parties bitten, and shall be given ten (10) days to request a hearing before the Director of �- Public Safety for determination as to the da nature of the dog. y g 1. If the apparent owner does not request a hearing within ten (10) days of said notice, the Director of Public Saf may order the Animal Control Officer to take the dog into custody for destruction. If the dog mm is ordered into custody for destruction, the owner shall iediately make the dog available to the Animal Control Officer, and failure to do so shall be a misdemeanor. ,2. If the owner requests a hearing for determination as to the dangerous nature of the dog, the hearing shall_ be held before the Director or Public Safety who shall set a date for hearing not more than three (3) weeks after demand for said hearing. The records of the Police Depart- ment shall be admissible for consideration by the Director of Public Safety without further foundation, After considering all evidence per - taining to the temperment of the dog, the Director of Public Safety shall make determination as to whether or not the dog is dangerous. If the dog is found to be dangerous, the Director of Public Safety shall make such order as he deems proper. The Director of Public Safety may order -the Animal Control. Officer to take the dog into custody for destruction. If the dog is ordered into custody for destruction, the owner shall immediately make the dog available to the Animal Control ' Officer and failure to do so shall be a misdemeanor. . do is running at large the Animal Control Officer shall (b) If a dangerous g g e g :: apprehend the dog and if, upon apprehension, the dog bears no identif ication which reasonable reveals it's ownership, the Director of Public Safety shall impound the dog until the quarantine period is completed, If the dog has not been claimed, it shall be immediately destroyed. w (c) Any person who harbors a dog after it has been found by the Director of Public Safety to be dangerous and ordered into custody for destruction shall by guilty of a misdemeanor. (d) The Director of Public Safety may, upon application, apply to municipal court for subpoenaes for hearings under number 2 above. This ordinance shall take effect and be enforced from now and after its passage and publication as provided by law. Passed by the City Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, this 23rd day June, 1977. l: Attest: Clerk N } 1 _ f r Mayor i Ayes - 5 Nays -- 0 ..• r-- :_:- +.rrrrwa��...,,.«..r�...�.' �....w..r..�....... »- ...._�. ......mow........... . �wu.... �.... �. �ww�IYwwve�r....... w. �. t:. �...+..,.... ....,,....«�.wwwwirhw.w.�nni.w. way... a.. �.. �.- iwA�. ......�.._.�w� «..__......aer... ........ ,,...r__. _._.... r_ ._.. ...._.....»�.....__ ._. __.._.. _...._'_ :'.si�wr��r�t AN IMA.L S F a shall. be deemed gT. il.t of a mf.sdemeanor and. shall be un-. shed by a f �.ne of not less f than e 00 nor= more than $100,00. If.' any v t ion be cont .na . ng 9 each day's V1 0- iation shall. be deemed a separate vi o:Latf ont; If' any perscn be foind guilty by a court of vi.olat .on of 1.101 c, 130 hl..s perml..t to ovn, keep, harbor- or have custody of animals shall. be deemed. automatic, Llly revoked. and no new gemsi t may 'issued. for a period of one year, 1. 1-101,180. SEVERABLE AND INVALIDITY If any part o f this a.rdi nano e shall be held ; nvall d slach part shall be deemed sever able and the i nval ' d_� ±y theme 1f shall not of f e ,, a.t the remaining Marts of the s ordinanceo (So- -aryce co Ord.o 67, Amended 710 1 50 1 c7� 1_102,, COMERC I AL KENNELS 1.102 o 0..0o TERM. Fo purposes of th is ord : dance a k.enr e .1 _' �.s desorlbed as any p'.ace 4Ph1.Ch C�p - es to grc f�,�r b ^arj.:.?ig tra �ng� con.fn,r� or otherw:�.se ar:.rig for 9 or. provid�..ng serv�.oe to, dog-S, Cate, or any other do e- s t- I c pet's a Thi s shall 'incl.u.de any p-lace wheTe m = crs v*�,an two female dogs, cats, or other a.om.es x.:� c Fets arm kept f or breeding 1.1.02 J0 0 LICENSE. It shall be t.l.a.f for any persa:a to engage _n the b�snes of operating, a kennel v� thin the V. i a.age ofapl eaod =an�..ess such pPYs��~� js 1 rsed Undo. the provie'.or_.s of t'r:.s ordinance to so dc,, Th'.s ordinancis shall. not apply to a � _ary hospital or .^ oper.at-ed by a duly 1 ce�nsed and q `� it doct:o of ate 1 urinary med .oi.nel the lave; of the State of N:�.nnc - sotao I1C�2,.030�, APPLICATION FORM A 1 erase. to operate a kennel shall . o'Vtal.ned. from the V : Clerk. Application for l .sense shall be made to lvhe VJL.11age Clerk and such appll.cation shall set forths (a) flame and address of appl. j cant. (b) Legal description of property on wha ch kennel. '.s locF }.ed (c) Capac1 t of kennel by number of an .m.al.s (d) Kind of services provided° (e) Qualifications and expert ence of app' f.can t fo :r operating kennel bus�.n :e ,s 1102 c, 0400 ANNUAL MCENSE FEEo The. kennel. license provided for hereby shall. be an annual license and the annual. l.i.cense period. shall be the calendar year° The fee for the first. license shall be S1�, 00, payable - to this. V1.11age at the time appli cation for license 3.s made° The renea�s. f'e9 payable up^n application therefOr for each year shall be $10.00 and appl.f. ration for renewal shall be made Frior. to December 20th . for the year to oozmnence on the following January 1 s t o The license provided for by this ordinance shall not be transferrable. 1.86 w ' N 1 i ANIMALS f:. 1103 o 050, NUMBER OF DOGS IN SMALL KENNEL o T' e m-a c.imc�m ra b er of dogs which -y may be kept under a Small Kennel License shall. bel 6o and this prov.isi.on does not include dogs that are legs than 3 months of age. _ 1103 o o60o DISTURBANCES Any person obta7.n:ing a Sma 1 Kennel License under th .s ordinan.c e shall bs required to hous + such. dogs in a manner and under. cond j t n.w. which will guarantee. that said dogs w..11 not cause a disturbance at night by bark- ing, howling or otherwi:se Causing noises, Such .faci.l:`ties shall be so located as to protect nearby residential properties from any d.- .stu.rbanc:es whatsoever emanating from the l.i_censed kennel. If the intent and purposes of t,h-�.s paragraph can not be achieved- no license to mAi.ntab.n suoh kennel- shall be granted.. If, of ter a license has been granted any violation e , f this paragraph occu.r's the Co��:ncf.1 may cancel- slach license. 110 .., G'7 0, APPLICATION FOR LICENSE AND HEARING. App1 _ cation for a Small Kennel License shal1 be made to the Village Clerk who shall f orthwi order are invest) ga ti.on and report by a proper of the Village. Such investi.ga tl.an and report,, toge er with such reoommtrndat. ons as the investigating officer may deem ads i.sable, shall be submitted to the V1 Coun.cl.l and to the Village Clerk. Upon. receipt of such report the Clerk shall schedule the matter for Council hearing plxrsuant to one creek published notice in - t -1 1 - le official newspaper, After such hear- ing tie Council may grant or deny the license. 11.03 o 08Oo. APPLI CATION FE Eo The ini t i.al. appl i cation fee for a Smai.1 Kennel Li.cense shall. b:b 820,, 00 and the renewal: fee each year shall be $5.00a (Sousceo Ord. 139 1104 PIGS ARM AREA. It eh.al.1 be unlawful for ar - person to keep, 1.104 0 01.0 o SIZE OFF .� P P , f ise breed or feed pigs on any farm c., within an a.r-�ea zoned farm.- resldentl.sI ra � p g' useless such fans or farm area owned or leased, is at least. forty (4.0) acres in size except as hereinafter provided. 110 oC�20o PERMIT REQUIRED. In order to ketep, raise, br eed or feed pigs on any farm of less than forty (40) aores in area, a Permit small first be obtained from the Village Council. Application for a permit to keep pigs shall be made to the Village Clerk and such application shall, set forths (e) Name and address of applicantg (b) Legal description of property upon which pigs - are to be kept (c) Number of pigs applicant proposes to maintain on the premises o (d) Complete description of facilities on the premises, including source of Water supply, kind of sail, comprehensive data as to drainage, and location of all residences Within 500 foot radius of proposed -188- i i R/rTARl1T7 T AT TIT TAR TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Public works ' DATE: May 14, 1981 SUBJECT: STERLING STREET, HOLLOWAY AVENUE TO LARPENTEUR AVENUE This item was brought up at the May 7 1981 Council Meeting. The City of North St. Paul was contacted and has expressed an interest in improving the street from Holloway to Ripley. This is the area where development has occurred and receives the most use. The area between Ripley and Larpenteur has no development adjacent to the roadway. The first step in addressing the severe surface problem on Sterlin g Street is to study the feasibility of improvements. This can be done in -house by our Engineering Department. The report would address the engineering feasibility of construction and equally as important financing and cost sharing recom- mendations. The recommendations would then be submitted to both the Maplewood. and North St,, Paul City Councils for action. It is recommended that the City Council authorize the City Engineer to prepare a feasibility study for Sterling Street from Holloway Avenue to Larpenteur Avenue. KGH /mn w MEMORANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Public Works DATE: May 14, 1981 SUBJECT: BEAM AVENUE PAVING The City of North St. Paul has requested that Maplewood reconsider their previous decision not to participate in the overlay of Beam Avenue from Indian Way to 2nd Street. Some new information has come to light recently. The utility trenches contributing to surface roughness refered to in the previous staff report are a result of Maplewood residents hooking up to North St. Paul water. For this reason there does appear to be some responsibility on the part of Maplewood to contribute to the proposed street overlay. In addition cracks surface deterioration on the Maplewood side would be repaired. It is recommended that the City Council authorize approximately $5,500 from the budgeted contingency fund be used to defray the.cost of overlaying Beam Avenue from Indian Way to 2nd Street in cooperation with the City of North St. Paul.. Y.GH /mn A ME r. TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Public Works DATE: April 9, 1981 SU BJECT: BORDER STREETS WITH NORTH ST. PAUL Recently I met with the City Engineer for North St. Paul., Mr, David Kotilinek, concerning the sections of Beam Avenue and Holloway Avenue common to both cities. North St. Paul is in the process of considering upgrading Beam Avenue j from Indian Way to 2nd Street. The Maplewood side has con crete curb and gutter with a permanent street. The North St. Paul side does not have curbs. I In several locations utility trenches cross the street leaving the surface some what rough. As part of the upgrading, North St. Paul pro- poses to install a thin overlay for the entire street width. This process would improve the ri,deability of the surface and maintain the structural integrity of the street in Maple- ` wood. Mr. Kotilinek estimates the work done on the Maplewood side of Beam Avenue would cost approximately $5,500. Holloway Avenue from Beebe Road to Century Avenue was also discussed. Approximately two - thirds of this section is also a County road. There are then three entities involved. Each City has its own concerns in addition to the general . declining nature of the roadway.. A severe sight distance problem exists at the Maplewood Junior.High School. With a regrading and reconstruction safety could be significantly improved at this location. Another Maplewood concern is the unimproved section of Holloway between'Beebe Road and Furness Street. Recently another multi - family residential development was approved in this area. Along with the other multi -unit buildings in the area, a concern for local traffic exists. Much of the traff is generated by the higher density development must wind its way through the neighborhood before reaching a col - lector street. The Maplewood Transportation Plan describes Holloway as a major collector. Construction of the road from Furness to Beebe could relieve some of the local traffic. I would like to have the City Council be aware that these projects are being discussed. In addition, I would appreciate any direction the Council could give as far as a position or direction on the part of Maplewood. w0�� � nnv�Y NN AV� � "` 1 CT. I �l S � � ► v ► I LY ♦ j 7, A t AY is N m AVE �l� �- _ � � y� y � � �� F� % �� ?.! j���7� , m `1 > LAN /� G LL r MW �� Avg to yy cr {{ �t l NORTH ST. PAUL w AN AVE. t 23 � 2 6 4 - 0W. A- 11 to AV AV 2400. 3 6 S E� EN AVE. E AVE. z Ir W :.� r' r «w� May 18, 1981, STAFF REPORT To: City Manager Barry Evans From:. Director of Public Safety R. W. Schaller - Subject: Mr. Frank McGinley Presentation Mr. McGinley contacted the undersigned on Friday, May 15, 1981, and requested to be placed on the City Council meeting agenda for May 21, I agreed, as Acting City Manager, to comply with his request. I further inquired as to what his presentation might consist of to the Council. His main complaint seemed to be "secret meetings." He was particularly concerned about the Staff and City Council not using the microphones on the public address system. He also stated he felt it was not turned up loud enough. I advised him that if he would stop at the municipal building I would work with him on adjusting the speakers to a satisfactory level. He agreed to do this some time this week. Final he indicated he had several other matters that he wanted to discuss with the Council. I / RWS : j s