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Home My WebLink About1992 01-13 City Council PacketAGENDA MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL 7:00 P.M., M., Monda Januar 13, 1991 Council Chambers, Municipal Buildin Meetin No, 92-01 A. CALL TO ORDER B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE C. ROLL CALL Do APPROVAL OF MINUTES Meetin No. 91 - 25 (December 23, 1991 EA,. PRESENTATIONS 1, HRC Appointment E. APPROVAL OF AGENDA F. CONSENT AGENDA All matters listed under the Consent A are considered to be routine by the Cit Council and will be enacted b one motion. There will be no separate discussion on these items. If a member of the Cit Council wishes to discuss an item, that item will be removed from the Consent A and will be considered separatel 1. Approval of Claims 20 -Time Extension: Mi Addition 3. Time Extension-, Knollwood Circle Addition 4. Time Extension: 2280 Stillwater Ave. (Beaver Lake Pre-School 5. Bud Transfer,: Cit Clerk - Posta 6. Bud Transfer: Cit Clerk - Publishin G. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1 7:100 P.M., Code Chan Plannin Fees (4 Votes - 2nd Readin H. AWARD OF BIDS I.e UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. Hartman Homes J. NEW BUSINESS 1. Code Chan Real Estate Si 2. Rental Property Licensin and Inspection a. Licensin b-, Truth-In-Housin Inspections c** Code Chan (1st Readin 3. Tree Trimmin Ordinance 4® Wetland Miti and Case Lake Outlet Plan Approval 5. Authorization to Hire Maintenance I - Public Works 6. Gamblin Application -, P D A, 7. Gamblin Application-. Merrick 8. 1992 Cable Cast Schedule 9. Nei PAC 0 10. Annual Desi and Appointments, a. Cit Attorney b. Prosecutin Attorne c. Municipal Le Commission d, Ramse Count Lea of Local Governments e. Cable Commission f. N.E.S.T. g . Suburban Rate Authority ho Official Newspaper 1. Valle Branch Watershed District Technical Advisor Committee 0 j o Actin Ma ko Chamber of Commerce 1. St. Paul Water Treatment Plant Advisor M* Ramse Count Li Transit Committee n. Hazmat Committee o. Fire Stud Committee 11. Commissions and Boards: a. Planning Commission b. Community Design Review Board c. Human Relations Commission d. Civil Service Commission e. Park and Recreation Commission K. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS L. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS 1s 20 30 4. 5. 6e 70 8e 96 1 ®e M. ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS to 2. 30 40 N. ADJOURNMENT MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL 7-000 P.M., Monda December 23, 1991 Council Chambers, Municipal Buildin Meetin No. 91-25 A. CALL TO ORDER A re meetin of the Cit Council of Maplewood, Minnesota was held in the 'Council Chambers, Municipal Buildin and was called to order at 7.-02 P.M. b Ma Bastian.. B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE C. ROLL CALL Gary W. Bastian, Ma Present Dale H. Carlson, Councilmember Present Frances L. Juker, Councilmember Present Geor F. Rossbach, Councilmember Present Joseph A. Zappa, Councilmember Present Do APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Council/Mana Meetin of December 5,, 1991 Councilmember Zappa moved to approve the minutes of CouncillMana Meet ,December 5, 1991) as presented. Seconded b Ma Bastian A - all 2. Meetin No. 91-24 ( December 9, 1991 Councilmember Zappa moved to approve the minutes of Meetin No. 91-24 (December 9. 1991 was, presented. Seconded by Councilmember Rossbach A - all EA. APPOINTRENTS 1. Human Relations Commission Appointment Ma Bastian moved t o table this item until later on the A Seconded b Councilmember Zappa A - all E.. APPROVAL. OF AGENDA Ma Bastian moved to approve the A as amended, 1. 91 Council Pa Freeze 2. Hirin Freeze 3. Temporar Roads 4. Ma Update 5. EA-1 Presentation Seconded b Councilmember Zappa A - all 1 12-23-91 EA. APPOINTMENTS/PRESENTATIONS 2 Chief Hale a. Chief Hale presented Council with $4,480.00 as the 2% cut in the 1991 Budget. b. Council accepted the reimbursement with their thanks. G. CONSENT AGENDA: Counci lmember Zappa moved, seconded by Counci lmember Rossbach; ayes - all., to approve the consent agenda items G -1 thru G -5 as recommended._ 10 Approval of Claims Approved the following claims ACCOUNTS PAYABLE: $ 692757.00 $ 1154214.31 $ 807,971.31 PAYROLL. $ 244,084.63 $ ^ 39,638.79 $ 283,723.42 $L0914694.73 2. Removal of Assessment: Project 90 -07 91-12 -x60 Checks #24992 - #25054 Dated 12- 2 -91 thru 12 -12 -91 Checks #15562- #15692 Dated 12 -23 -91 Total per attached voucher /check register Payroll Checks dated 12- 06 -91 and 12 -16 -91 (Merit Pay) Payroll Deductions Total Payroll GRAND TOTAL RESOLUTION REMOVING ASSESSMENT WHEREAS, the City has levied assessments for City -Wide Water Main, also known as Project 90 -07, pursuant to Minn. Stat. Ch. 429. WHEREAS, the City has entered into and completed negotiations for the exchange of property relative to the expansion of Harvest Park. WHEREAS, the land is legally described ass Tract A Commencing at the southeast corner of said Lot 5, Block 2; thence on an assumed bearing of North 89 degrees 52 minutes 43 seconds West along the south line of said Lot 5, said line being also the north line of CAVES BARCLAY ADDITION according to the recorded plat thereof, a distance of 229.78 feet; thence North 0 degrees 14 minutes 27 seconds West 82.00 feet to the point of beginning of the tract to be described; thence South 89 degrees 52 minutes 43 seconds 2 12 -23 -91 East 160.00 feet to a point on a 60.00 foot radius curve, the center of circle of said curve bears South 85 de 13 minutes 43 seconds East from said point; thence Northeasterly alon said curve, an arc len of 99.05 feet, central an 94 de 34 minutes 54 seconds to. a point on the east line of said Lot 5 distant 136.36 feet Northerly of the southeast' corner of said Lot 5- thence North 0 de 14 minutes 27 seconds West alon said east line of Lot 5 a distance of 27.64 feet; thence North 89 de 52 minutes 43 seconds West 229.78 feet; thence South 0 de 14 minutes 27 seconds East 82.00 feet to the point of be Thi s tract contains 0,362 acres of land. Tract B That part of Lot 5, Block 2, Auditor's Subdivision No. 76, Ramse Count Minnesota described as follows: Be at the southeast corner of said Lot 5, Block 2 thence on an assumed bearin of North 89 de 52 minutes 43 seconds West alon the south line of said Lot 5, said line bein also the north line of CAVES BARCLAY ADDITION accordin to the recorded plat thereof, 11.67 feet to the point of be of the tract to be described; thence continuin North 89 de 52 minutes 43 seconds West alon s 'd line 218.11 feet; thence North 0 de 14 minutes 27 al seconds West 82.00 feet; thence South 89 de 52 minutes 43 seconds East 160.00 feet to a point on a 60.00 foot radius curve, the center of circle of said curve bears South 85 de 13 minutes 43 seconds East from said point; thence Southeasterl alon said curve an arc len of 77.29 feet, central an 73 de 48 minutes 27 seconds; thence Southeasterly alon a 34 foot radius reverse curve an arc len of 30.14 feet, central an 50 de 48 minutes 18 seconds to the point of be This tract contains 0.335 acres of land. WHEREAS, as a result of said levied assessment, the amount of assessment is approximately the amount of $8,750.00. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the Cit hereb vacates the assessment in the amount of $8,750.00.00 on Tract A and B which is formally known as park propert 2. The Cit hereby waives the re of Minn. Stat §429.071, Subd. 2 with respect to Notice of Hearin concernin the assessment on said parcel. 3. Reduction of Assessment: Project 86-01 91 - 12 - 161 RESOLUTION REDUCING ASSESSMENT WHEREAS, pursuant to proper notice dul g iven as re b law, the Cit Council met and heard and passed upon all ob to the proposed assessment for the construction of Condor Storm Sewer - Western Branch, also known as Pro 86-01 on June 25, 1990. 3 12-23-91 WHEREAS, Mary Anderson Homes, Inc., filed formal Notice of Appeal pursuant to Statute §429 et al on Jul 18, 1990, with respect to Parcels in Marvin Anderson Homes, Inc,, ownership, WHEREAS,, the assessment appeals were dul scheduled in the Ramse Count District Court on November 7, 1991, at 9:00 a.m. WHEREAS, the Cit of Maplewood, a Municipal corporation and Mary Anderson Homes, Inc',, entered into a Stipulation in order to avoid continued liti and additional costs and for final determination of benefit. WHEREAS, Marvin Anderson Homes, Inc., has a to a re-assessment of each of its parcels in the amount of $400.00 per lot. WHEREAS, Marvin Anderson Homes, Inc., has waived, throu Stipulation the re for notice and hearin pursuant to §429.071, Subd- 2. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved b the Cit Council of Maplewood, Minnesota., 0 as follows. 1. The followin parcels located in the Cit of Maplewood be reduced b $100.00 per lot and that the re-assessment for the followin parcels located in the Cit of Maplewood, Count of Ramse be $400.00 per lot, the followin described parcels: Lot 1, Block 1, Crestview Third Addition Lot 29 Block 11 Crestview Third Addition Lot 11 Block 22 Crestview Third Addition Lot 79 Block 21 Crestview Third Addition Lot 1, Block 5, Crestview Third Addition Lot 3, Block 5, Crestview Third Addition Lot 41 Block 52 Crestview Third Addition Lot 7, Block 5, Crestview Third Addition Lot 1 Block 1, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 3, Block 1, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 5, Block 1, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 6, Block 1, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 7, Block 1, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 19 Block 21 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 2, Block 2, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 3, Block 22 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 4, Block 21 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 7, Block 2, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 8, Block 2, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 92 Block 21 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 10, Block 2, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 11, Block 21 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 12, Block 21 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 13, Block 21 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 14, Block 2, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 15, Block 2, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 16, Block 21 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 17 Block 29 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 4, Block 3, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 5 Block 31 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 61 Block 31 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 71 Block 31 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 8 Block 31 Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 9, Block 3, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 8, Block 2, Crestview Third Addition Lot 5, Block 2, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 1, Block 3, Crestview Fourth Addition Lot 2, Block 3, Crestview Fourth Addition 4 12-23-91 4. Reduction of Assessment: Project 9047 91-12-162 REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENT WHEREAS, the Cit pursuant to Minnesota Statute Chapter 429 on Ma 13, 1991, levied assessments for Cit Project No. 90-07 on Kri egl mei er' s propert also known as 49 East Larpenteur Avenue (PIN No, 18-29--22-34-0062). WHEREAS, the amount levied a the Krie propert was in the total assessment of $3,125.00. WHEREAS, the Krie filed a Notice of Appeal pursuant to Minnesota Statute Chapter 429, WHEREAS, the Cit met and ne with the Krie relative to said assessments appeal; WHEREAS, the Cit Attorne has recommended a reassessment pursuant to Minn. Stat. §429.071, Subd. 2; WHEREAS, said reassessment 'i's consistent with statutory re and will serve to avoid unnecessar liti NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the assessment is hereb reduced on PIN NO. 18-29-22-34-0062 also known as 49 East Larpenteur, in the amount of $2,625,00. 91-12-163 REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENT WHEREAS, the Cit pursuant to Minnesota Statute Chapter 429 on Ma 13, 1991, levied assessments for Cit Pro No. 90-07 on Thomas A. and Roxanne R. Stebner's property, also known as 1683 Abel Street ( PIN No. 18-29-22-34-0047 WHEREAS, the amount levied a the Stebner's propert was in the total assessment of $3,125.00. WHEREAS, the Stebner's filed a Notice of Appeal pursuant to Minnesota Statute Chapter 429. WHEREAS, the matter came before the Honorable Gordon W. Shumaker, Jud of District Court on September 26, 1991, as District Court File No. C7-91-6322. WHEREAS, the Honorable Gordon W. Shumaker issued an Order and Jud on October 4, 1991, vacatin and settin aside the assessment in the amount of $2,625.000 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the assessment is hereb reduced on PIN NO. 18-29-22-34-0047 also known as 1683 Abel Street, in the amount of $2,625.00. 5 12-23-91 91-12-164 REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENT WHEREAS, the Cit pursuant to Minnesota Statute Chapter 429 on Ma 13, 1991, levied assessments for Cit Project No. 90.07 on Omar N. and Susan R. Olson's propert also known as 1695 Abel Street (PIN No. 18-29-22-34-0046)0 WHEREAS, the amount levied a the Olson's propert was in the total assessment of $3,125.00. WHEREAS, the Stebner's filed a Notice of Appeal pursuant to Minnesota Statute Chapter 429. WHEREAS, the matter came before the Honorable Gordon W. Shumaker, Jud of District Court on September 26, 1991, as District Court File No. C6-91-6375. WHEREAS, the Honorable Gordon W. Shumaker issued an Order and Jud on October 4, '1991, vacatin and settin aside the assessment in the amount of $2,625.00* NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED. 1. That the assessment is hereb reduced on PIN NO. 18-29-22-34-0046 also known as 1695 Abel Street, in the amount of $2,625.00. 5e PERA Resolution - Part -Time Police Officer 91 - 12 - 165 WHEREAS, the Cit of Maplewood has hired Kevin J. Rabbett to serve as a part- time police officer, and WHEREAS, the Cit of Maplewood desires that Kevin J. Rabbett be classified 40 as a basic member of the Public Emplo Police and Fire Fund. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that pursuant to M.S.A. Section 353.64, subd. 4, the part-time police officer position held b Kevin J. Rabbett is a police officer position. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Director of Public Safet shall hereb cause emplo contributions to be deducted from the salar of Kevin J. Rabbett. accordin to the provisions of M.S.A. Section 353.27, subd. 4. G. PUBLIC HEARINGS Is 7:00 p.m. (7:10 p.m.), 1919 White Bear Avenue: Zonin Map Chan (4 Votes) Lot Width Variances Side Setback Variance a Ma Bastian convened the meetin for a public hearin re 1916 White Bear Avenue. b. Mana McGuire presented the staff report. c. Director of Communit Development Olson presented the specifics of the report. d, Commissioner Will Rossbach presented the P.C. report, 6 12-23-91 e,* Ma Bastian opened the public hearin callin for proponents or opponents, The followin persons were heard: Ambrose Czeck, 1756 Frost Avenue f. Ma Bastian closed the public hearin g Councilmember Rossbach introduced the f ollow i n g Resolution and moved its adoption: 91 - 12 - 166 ZONING NAP CHANGE WHEREAS, the Cit of Maplewood applied for a chan in the zonin map from R-1, (sin residential) to R-1S (small lot sin residential j0 WHEREAS, this chan applies to the propert located at 1919 White Bear Avenue, The le description is: The North 1 of Lot 2, Garden Acres Addition, except the West 110 feet, The PIN is 15-29-22-41-00030 WHEREAS, the histor of this chan is as follows. 1. On October 7, 1991, the Plannin Commission recommended that the City Council approve the chan 2. The Cit Council held a public hearin on December 23, 1991. Cit staff published a notice in the Maplewood Review and sent notices to the surroundin propert owners as re b law. The Council g ave ever at the hearin an opportunit to speak and present written statements. The Council also considered -reports and recommendations from the Cit staff and Plannin Commission. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Cit Council approve the above- described chan in the zonin map for the followin reasons. 1. The proposed chan is consistent with the spirit, purpose and intent of the zonin code. 2. The proposed chan will not substantiall injure or detract from the use of nei propert or from the character of the nei and that the use of the property adjacent to the area 0 included in the proposed chan or plan is ade safe 3. The proposed chan will serve the best interests and conveniences of the communit where applicable, and the public welfare, 4. The proposed chan would have no ne effect upon the lo efficient, and economical extension of public services and f aci I i ti es, such as publ ic water, sewers, pol i ce and f i re protecti on and schools* 5. The lot meets the lot area re of the R-1S zonin district. Seconded b Ma Bastian Ayes - Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Rossbach, Zappa Nays - Councilmember Juker 7 12-23-91 h Counci I member Rossbach tntroduced the f ol I owl' n. - Resod uti on and moved i is adoption,_ 91 - 12 - 167 VARIANCE RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Ambrose Czeck applied for a variance from the zonin ordinance at 1.919 White Bear Avenue. The le description is. The North 1/2 of Lot 2, Garden Acres Addition, except the West 110 feet. The PIN is 15-29-22-41-0003. WHEREAS, Section 36-84.3 of the Maplewood Code of Ordinances re a lot width of at least sixt feet in the R-IS zonin district to build a sin dwellin WHEREAS, the applicant is proposin to build a sin dwellin on an existin lot that is fift feet wide. WHEREAS, this re a variance of ten feet. WHEREAS, the histor of this variance is as follows: 1. This variance was reviewed b the Plannin Commission on October 7, 1991. The recommended that the City Council approve the variance. 2. The Cit Council held a public hearin on December 23, 1991. Cit staff published a notice in the Maplewood Review and sent notices to the surroundin propert owners as re b law. The Council g ave ever at the hearin an opportunit to speak and present written statements. The Council also considered reports and recommendations from the Cit staff and Plannin Commission. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Cit Council approve the above- described variance for the followin reasons, 1. A house on a fift lot is in keepin with the character of the area. 2. The problem is due to circumstances uni to the propert that the owner did not cause,. 3. The variance is in keepin with the spirit and intent of the ordinance. Seconded b Councilmember Carlson A - Ma Bastian,. Councilmembers Carlson, Rossbach, Zappa Na - Councilmember Juker i. Councilmember Zappa moved to den the re for variance from the side set-back. Motion died for lack of a second. J. Ma Bastian introduced the followin Resolution and moved its adoption: 8 12-23-91 91 - 12 - 168 VARIANCE RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Ambrose Czeck applied for a variance from the zonin ordinance 0 at 1919 White Bear Avenue, The le description is,. The North 1/2 of Lot 2, Garden Acres Addition, except the West 110 feet. The PIN is 15-29-22-41-0003. WHEREAS, Section 36-84.3(b) of the Maplewood Code of Ordinances re a lot in the R-1S zone to have a side y ard of at least five feet on one side of the lot and ten feet on the other side. WHEREAS., the applicant is proposin a lot with two side y ards of five feet each. WHEREAS., this re a variance nce of five feet. WHEREAS, the histor of this variance is as follows.- This variance was reviewed b the Plannin Commission on October 7, 1991. The recommended that the Cit Council approve the variance. 2. The Cit Council held a public hearin on December 23, 1991. Cit staff published a notice in the Maplewood Review and sent notices to the surroundin propert owners as re b law., The Council g ave ever at the hearin an opportunit to speak and present written statements. The Council also considered reports and recommendations from the Cit staff and Plannin Commission. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Cit Council approve the above- described variance for the followin reasons: 1. There would be at least fifteen feet between houses, which meets the intent of the R-1S district. 2. The variance is in keepin with the spirit and intent of the ordinance. Seconded b Councilmember Carlson A - Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carl son, Rossbach Na - Councilmembers Juker, Zappa Ma Bastian moved to table the appointment of the Human Relations Commission member until the next meetin Seconded b Councilmember Zappa A - all 20 7:10 p.m. (7:52 p.m.). Code Chan Buildin Separations in Town House Developments (4 Votes a Mayor Bastian convened the meetin for a public hearin re a chan in the Code re buildin separations in Town House developments. b. Mana McGuire presented the staff report. c. Director of Communit Development Olson presented the specifics of the report. 9 12-23-91 d. Board Member Don Moe presented the specifics of the report., e. Ma Bastian opened the public hearin callin for proponents or opponents, No one appeared. f. Ma Bastian closed the public hearin g . Councilmember Zappa introduced the followin Ordinance and moved its adoption, ORDINANCE NO. 695 AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE BUILDING SEPARATION REQUIREMENTS IN TOWN HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS THt.MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL APPROVES THE FOLLOWING CHANGES TO THE CITY'S CODE OF ORDINANCES: Section 1. Chan subsection 36-125 ( 6 ) applyin to town house 0 developments, as follows. ( 6 ) Side Yard Re As applied to the total development site, a side y ard shall be no less than twent (20) feet in width. Section 2. Chan Section 36-125 b addin a new subsection 8, as follows: ( 8 ) Minimum buildin separations. The minimum separation between 0 detached buildin shall be as follows, a. dwellin to dwellin - 20 feet b. dwellin to accessor buildin - 10 feet c. accessor buildin to accessor buildin - 10 feet Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passa Seconded b Councilmember Rossbach A - all Councilmember Zappa moved to amend the A to hear G-4 at this time. Seconded b Councilmember Rossbach A - all 4e 7:20 p.m. (7:59 p.m.). Stein Li License a. Ma Bastian convened the meetin for a public hearin re the li license application for Arthur Stein of Laber's Li b. Mana McGuire presented the staff report. c Ma Bastian opened the public hearin callin for proponents or opponents. No one appeared, d. Ma Bastian closed the public hearin 10 12-23-91 e Ma Bastian moved to approve the off-sale liauor license for Arthur Stein Laber's Li at 1700-D Rice Street. Seconded b Councilmember Rossbach A - all 3* 7:10 p.m. ( 8:01 p.m,), Gervais Avenue ( Cotta g es of Maplewood Land Use Plan Chan ( 4 Votes Reduction of Parkin Spaces Conditional Use Permit For a PUD Sanitar Sewer Feasibilit Stud Tax-Exempt Financin Tax-Increment Financin a. Ma Bastian convened the meetin for a public hearin re the Cotta of Maplewood on Gervais Avenue. .. b. Mana presented the staff report. co Director of Communit Development presented the specifics of the report, d. Commissioner Rossbach presented the Plannin Commission report. e. Chairman Fischer presented the Housin and Redevelopment Authorit report. f. Board Member Moe presented the Communit Desi Review Board report, g e Ma Bastian opened the public hearin callin for proponents or opponents. The followin persons were heard. John Arkell, Developer Art Wilde, 2464 Flandrau Brian Schultz, 2473 Flandrau Resident of 2504 Barcla Davis Lundber Schwan Sales, Jim Glander, 1572 Gervais Bill Barnes, 2527 Bittersweet Lane h. Ma Bastian closed the public hearin i. Councilmember Zappa moved approval of the Land Use Plan chan for Cottaqes of Maplewood. Seconded b Councilmember Juker Councilmember Zappa withdrew the motion. j. Ma Bastian moved approval of the Land Use Plan for Cotta of Maplewood. Seconded b Councilmember Zappa A - all i Councilmember Zappa moved to table the balance of th]s item until December 30, 1991 at 6.00 p.m. in the Cit C ouncil Chambers. Seconded b Councilmember Juker A - all 0 Councilmember Juker moved the meetin be extended until 11.00 P OMO Seconded b Councilmember Zappa A - all 11 12-23-91 H. AWARD OF BIDS Maplewood-In-Motion a, Mana McGuire presented the staff report. b Councilmember Juker moved acceptance of the bid from N Publishin Compa Inc. in the amount of $25,656.00 for 12 issues (13.200 copies each of. the newsletter. Seconded b Councilmember Rossbach A Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Juker, Rossbach Na Councilmember Zappa c. Councilmember Zappa moved to direct staff to o-brin Maplewood-In-Motloon back before the Council in 9 months to review the.format,, etc. Seconded b Councilmember Rossbach A - all I. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. Ordinance to Increase H Char Rates ( 2nd Readin a. Mana McGuire presented the staff report. 0 b. Ma Bastian introduced the followin Ordinance and moved its adoption,. ORDINANCE NO. 696 AMENDING THE CODE RELATING TO HYDRANT CHARGE RATES BE IT ORDAINED BY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD AS FOLLOWS. Section 1. This Section 35-52 of the Maplewood Code is hereb adopted to read as follows. There shall be levied a h char a all properties benefittin from fire protection created b the availabilit of water. such char shall be imposed onl within the St. Paul Water District service area where water mains are located. The h char shall be levied whether or not the property is connected to water mains. The rates shall be as follows. ( 1 ) The q uarterl y residential rates shall be: Sin Dwellin $3.70 Townhouse 3.70 Duplex 7.40 Apartment 2.95 Condominium 3.70 Mobile Home 3.70 (2) Non-residential rates shall be as follows: Class A - over 300 MGY - $.09 per 1,000 g allons Class B - 0 299 MGY - $.14 per 1,000 g allons Minimum rate $3,70 per q uarter ( 3) The rate for properties used jointl for residential and commercial purposes that are not metered separatel shall be billed at non-residential rates. 12 12-23-91 Section 2. Thi's ordinance shall take effect and be in force be Januar 1, 1992. Seconded b Councilmember Rossbach A - Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Juker Na - Councilmembers Rossbach, Zappa 2. Ordinance to Increase Sewer Rates ( 2nd Readin a, Mana McGuire presented the staff report. b. Ma Bastian introduced the followin Ordinance and moved its adoption.- ORDINANCE NO. 697 AMENDING THE MAPLEWOOD CODE RELATING TO SEWER SERVICE CHARGES 0 THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS. Section 1. Chapter 28-21 is hereb amended to read as follows: The followin rates and char are hereb established for all sanitar sewer services furnished b and in the Cit (1) The q uarterl y residential rates shall be: Sin Dwellin $33-80 Townhouse 33.80 Duplex 67-60 Condominium 33,.80 Mobile Home 33.80 Apartment 27900 ( 2 ) Non-residential rates shall be $1.68 per 1,000 per g allons. Non-residential sewer service char shall be a minimum of $7.10 q uarterl y per sewer service connection. ( 3 ) The rate for properties used jointl for residential and commercial purposes that are not metered separatel shall be billed at non- residential rates. ( 4 ) In respect to propert which shall be connected with the Cit sewer s for the dischar and disposal of other residential, commercial or industrial sewa rates, or an waste unusual in either character or amount, then in addition to all applicable char hereunder, the Cit Council reserves the ri to impose such supplemental sewa rate char as said Cit Council shall determine as reasonable and warranted on the basis of all relevant factors, Sect i on 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force be Januar 1, 19920 Seconded b Councilmember Carlson Ayes - Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Juker Nays - Councilmembers Rossbach, Zappa 13 12-23-91 3. Reconsideration of Increase in Ambulance Rates a, Mana McGuire presented the staff report. b. Ma Bastian moved to initiate a stud .of 41ternative bids for a fee stu Seconded b Councilmember Carlson A - Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Rossbach Na - Councilmembers Juker, Zappa c. Councilmember Carlson moved to reconsider the proposed increase in ambulance fees for 1992. Seconded b Ma Bastian A - Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Juker, Zappa. Na - Councilmember Rossbach d. Ma Bastian introduced the followin Resolution and moved its adoption 91 - 12 - 169 ADOPTING 1992 AMBULANCE RATES WHEREAS, the Cit of Maplewood is authorized to impose reasonable char for emer and paramedic ambulance services b Minnesota Statutes 471.476 and b special laws (Chapter 426, Laws of 1975, and Chapter 743, Laws of 1978 and WHEREAS, the paramedi c ambul ance -servi ces are partl f i nanced b propert taxes and WHEREAS, it is fair and reasonable to char non-residents a higher rate than residents for services rendered; and -WHEREAS, it is fair and reasonable to char for services rendered based upon the t of services provided, i.e., basic or advance life support services as defined b Medicare,, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the followin char shall be effective Januar 1, 19920 0 Resi dents Non-Residents Basic ambulance services $210 $230 Advanced life support ambulance services $380 $420 I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that there shall be no char for services rendered when the len of services is 10 minutes or less, when the patient is not transported, when the patient is transported to the detoxification center, or when the patient is transported in a s car. Seconded b Councilmember Carlson A - Ma Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Zappa Na - Councilmembers Juker, Rossbach The meetin adjourned at 11:01 P.M. and will be re-convened at 6:00 P.M. on Monda December 302 1991. 14 12 23-91 MINUTES OF THAT PORTION OF MEETING 91 -25 WHICH WAS HELD ON DECEMBER 30, 1991 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED LATER ER 1 Action by Council E p AGENDA REPORT Modif i e d_�... Re Date TO: City Manager FROM: Human Resource Director vp� 6�1 RE: HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION .APPOINTMENT DATE: December 10, 1991 At their meeting on December 3rd the Human Relations Commission voted to recommend the appointment of Lori Surma to fill the existing vacancy created by the resignation of Paul Sand. Paul's term was to expire on 12/31/93. Ms. Surma will be at the Council meeting on the 23rd to answer any questions. I have attached a copy of her application for your review. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that Ms. Lori Surma be appointed to fill the remainder of the vacant term on the Human Relations Commission. GJB : kas Attachment 1/6/92; Ms . Suxlma Dais sed the December meeting and wi' ll Vie. at the January 13th Council meeting, CITY OF MAPLEWOOD BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS APPLICANT INFORMATION FORM NA14[ Lor L. Su ma a PHON E Ah_a2n6 ADDRESS 2275 At Z I P tic; 1ng 1) How long have you lived in the City of Maplewood. 8 months 2 ) Does your employment require travel or being away from the community which would make regular attendance at meetings difficult? Yes _ No 3) On which Board or Commission are you interested in serving? (check) Community Design Review Board Pousing & Redevelopment Authority ' Human Relations Commission Park & Recreation Coliimissioll Planning Commission Police Civil Service Commission 4 ) Do you have any s p e c i f i c areas of interest wi th i n t h i s Board's or Commission's scope of responsibilities? I do not have any specific areas of interest with in the Human Relations Board, but I an very interested in Human Relation Issues and would like take art ublicall p p y, as well as my activity at Hamline University, and in numerous national organizations. 5) List other organizations or clubs in the Community in which you have been or are an active participant Hamline University International Relations Club, Human Rights Club, and Amnesty International, Boy Scout Troop 252 & Red Cross 6) te!hy would you like to serve on this Board or Commission? I feel that serving on the Board would give me an opportunity to become active in my community on a longer term basis than at Hamline Universit y . I feel that I could bring a lot of new ideas and energy, and also learn from this experience. I would like to continue on the Board for as long as possible, if I was to serve. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: I presently am a senior at Hamline University, and will be graduatin g this January. I am a legal assistant in a law firm in Minneapolis, and at 23yrs. old would like to make a cormli ttment to this Board if I am selected, AGENDA NO. F -1 AGENDA REPORT TO: City Manager FROM: Finance Director /97�4� RE: APPROVAL OF CLAIMS DATE: January 6, 1992 It is recommended that the Council approve payment of the following claims: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE: $ 587 Checks # 25055 thru # 25133 Dated 12 -13 -91 thru 12 -31 -91 $ 184, 310.48 Checks # 15712 thru # 15890 Dated 1 -13 -92 $ 771,902.17 Total per attached voucher /check register PAYROLL $ 400,18 8.90 Payroll Checks dated 12 -20 -91 and 1-3-92 .Action by Council: ]Endorse .. Modif i ed--...,___�_, Re j ecte rl�..,.� ®._... Date $ 79 790.62 Payroll Deductions dated 12 -20 -91 and 1 -3 -92 $ 479 Total Payroll $ 1, 251, 8 81.69 GRAND TOTAL Attached is a detailed listing of these claims. tmc .... ... _-___-_ qp 01/03/9Z 14 FOR PERIOD 12 4 CHECK VENDOR C H E_ C K VEND(JR I T M ITEM CHECK 5 NUMBER NUMBER DA TE NAME DESCR IPT ll)N AMOUNT AMOUNT Z50-55. 5411.400 12/1.$/91 MINN, STATE TREASURER STAIE DRIVERS LIC. 11 25057 190400 12/13/91 DEPT. Of: NATURAL RESOURSES DNR t.IC. 66.00 66.00 215061 08_09-00� I z./ 16/94 BOARD QF.WAT1lR COMMISSI NER F E, ES FOR 'SERVICE., 115 106.,5 7 15,106 .557 REFUND 27 22.2 0 PAY Ali 35 TRAVEL & TRAINING 20.00 30.00 40 .41 25072 54140 0 12/18/91 MINN. STATE TREASURER STAIE. DRIVERS L I C. 560.00 560.00 Z5073 140400 1;Z7 19/91 CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT J) IV E_- R S L. I C IZ91,50 129.50 45 ZZ 0 5 46 25075 541400 IZ/19/91 MINN. STATE TREASURER STATE DRIVERS LIC. :340-00 340.00 53 21 5078 531650 12/19/91 METRO WASTE CON"i'R.011.. COMMISSN S.A.C. PB.t.. 10,400.00 U " 10 54 9 _ PAGE 2 I' � ......... . . . ....... . ....... VOUCHREG CITY OF MAPLE` {i!�:jD .••ti r . , � i J '� f • t �� . 1 - f / ! / I T • H F OR FIE-r 1 ► ! o f J CHECK V E:. N D O R CHECK U E N D O R I T E M NUMBER MUMMER DATES NAME DESC:R IPf ION AMOUNT AMOUNT I � 5 5080 TZZZOU 12/19/91 P U13i. IC. E:♦MPL.0yI -E. PE;.RA DEDUCT ION P E1.. 1 � , 165>,3 PERA CONT RIBUTION 14 - Z5 541 1 /ZG /9 MINN. ST ATE:: TREA `= DRIVERS 5 5;x . 00 { .�7A'EE:. DRI /E�E{.•� k.IC. 55�.u� r, 9 1 M ST A T , r� � . t C r "� . 5 6. 896.25 .... . ... . ....... . ....... ......... .. . ......... .. 5t 19040 0 I Z /x.04.9 DEPT � �. F SAT LIRA RE ,�l,�R�E: � D�i�~, k. � C•E:.lV,.�E 684>. 00 584.00 .,; 25084 080 1Z/20/91 B OF WATER COMMISSI OTHER - CONS TRUC T• is1, 1N� ______ .____ � ______..__ � ____ � _ � 1_1 114.29 r � r � •1• 1 x. :l r r •� t 200 1 /,: 0 :� 1. .! A F A �-�E: H G - 5 w n « ... «...._ ..r ......« ...., f o :C, �, f ...' /` 1 MA P E~ L. E A F Q F F 1 C I A. '. A: S IN . CO R Y M 1 9 0 ,. 250 87 T 12/ T ER P OST E= P OST MA ST ER 75.00 � _�•. _. 75.00 " �1 5088 E'6'% 104 121 0 /91 THE AMERICAN BUS - r 'TRA TRAINING c� .00 j r ., GO HE:.R STATE �p1 E- CAI�L I Nc- I SE:.f V IC:E z .00 �;....� . � rf ! 2 6617'50 I :/ NORTH S TATES PO WER 1i I T I u 70.44 r•, J, im UTILITIES 120.81 _ .. L I T I E - UTILITIE S 87f60 I UTIUI IES UTILI1'_IE _. M4.4 UTILI•i IES 14:::.74 •i 1 r; UTILITIES 160.30 UTILITIES r. 99 : U T ILITIE S !i •' {'��.•j. i� a j•�y 'yy[; ({ • q` 7 C � •• • f . j. .. 1 1 .. •I. - .f P. :':.11'l :..A "' €�} k� �'. !•�w't ` "�'f A �• iA I• RETAINER 1 � 'I Z 5 092 150 1 2/23/91 CO MM ISS ItCINER OF R E V F. NUE E= UEL 516 51 5 5 25093 .541: 1,2/Z3/91 MINN STA TRE-::ASUR R MOT VE H I.IC. 7 1 289 . 50 7 Lid 25094 54.1400 1 / 23/91 MINN ST ATE" TREASURER. STATE DRIVERS 1. I C w 460.".5 460.50 .. T.. 25095 86 1.0 .„ 12/Z3/91 THE" BANE - * OF T. PAUL., F . I . Q. A. F'L:*.k.,. } .: ;; i FED INC. TAX PBL. 72 4 6. !„ F I C A C O N T R I B U T I O N 1 �.! � �:5�� . 7 1 51 1 243.78 5096 t� '� � 5 1 ,r2 12/ 1 MAPLEWt:UD VI M t t\if �. tr / � 11 T r N�t T .. t:� =' _...._._....�_ 5 ,� � �_ ...._. 9try .:, j 2.5097 560100 n «.. . 1 Z / 2 3 / 91. MN STATE. COMMISSIONER STATE TAX 12 , 1 , F54 . '1 �i 6- f 1 Z -098 �43�� 1Z/Z3/9 WISCONSIN DEP � OF REVrtn�t�E STATE INCO TAX F��L . 1 �.�f� K�4 Ica9,44 r ti VOUCHREG 500025 IZ /; 0 /91 CITY OF MAPLE W(J OD 5 1 000.00 I PAGE 4 .. ... �-- • -�•. :.. ... e .•- 4 _ �. L...._ .............._......_,..... n ,._-...,._....._,...,.... _. «.......,. «_._......_..._..,. ._...,:....,.. ..,. .,......,......._. « «... «,...... ..... ,..... ,. .,. ........._.. .,... .. �. 7YM..A. \..,. � �M.,�.�F.. ,. .Jli� .IIM , ............ ,......_ .. .... ... r _ - .. ..... ..... .- .. .. .... -. _- �� .. .. E. ' N . :.... 55 . DD ... .... - -v ..1.l CHECK VENDOR CHECK VENDOR NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME I T M . DESCRIPTION I T M AMOUNT CHECK AMOUNT n+» t- +. +...w..�..'+j.'�.W�....____ �....... Z 114 1$040D _�./ZT/'�1 _ DEPT, OF MA:[�IE•#A R �. SO t.I R SE DM I.ZC E.NS E 15.00 COUNTY FILING' FEE: :1 `��+.t�D '��.OU �,t),� #,.�. M.N Ss T : 1tTti.:N 9 9 b 5 0 25117 1 90400 12/27/91 DEPT . OF NATURAL RE~SOLIROE: S LE:.C;At.. FI�JCAI.. S 500.00 500.00 .r51.O 100 ' y w . MAP t.AF 1'FC< IA1 A';�N.. _ , . . \+1.+�i�i'! 11.A1+1 iM i + " r 58 w5V i , -. 25121 'r:: . 541400 12 T/91 MINN S TATE TREASURER M O TOR VEH L.IC. 1 Z , 6a1 t.60 12,661.60 it Z MINUAT TR;.At„�tE:.'!ATEt�IVEt�`�� t..C. ��,"4,"'�l'�".aq 85.50 25 : .:. I/ 1 t` A" E F M NN ». T A C ClKS 1, +f . 1, +7 . O .. .::. ...... .. r 1. E §.A.L F UR-A l . 25124 662600 1 :/27/91 NORWE:ST INVE STME:NTO SERVICES CONTRACT PYM. 4 674.52 . O .T F BY U 9 _ : 0 Q 0 , T I M 020 190 • f. TRAVEL. & TRAINING 300.00 300.00 ,' . 5 6 2 1 0 /' /' !, rL T F_' A� N {, ,4.!� 7 ,` A# 1 F . w C A. k 1 L 28, w w FF'R /Bi..DG & GtND,., BLDG IMPROVEMENT , ,: :.... 15714 . 01 / 13 9Z ALTENDORFER, MI:CAHEL WAGES PART TIME 25126 500025 IZ /; 0 /91 METRO COUNCIL PRINCIPAL PAYMENTS 5 1 000.00 55 000.00 �yf� 1CT _ / + . MINN T E T'R�iA�t tLF �� .. .. E. ' N . :.... 55 . DD j .. I .A. E . A,5 u _g E; C ��F- LL: .. +_ " r+ wrw+ wwMi.+ r .T- ..:...i.- ...,�...._._._..: . N.+..•. ..«+...+•.�h.•W..- a..w.....M, n+» t- +. +...w..�..'+j.'�.W�....____ - »5129 140400 12/3 CLERK OF DISTINCT COURT COUNTY FILING' FEE: :1 `��+.t�D '��.OU �,t),� #,.�. M.N Ss T : 1tTti.:N 9 9 b 5 0 AlE i 25132 900OZ5 12/31/91 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA TRAVEL 'TRAINING 7o .c; o 70.00 25 : .:. I/ 1 t` A" E F M NN ». T A C ClKS 1, +f . 1, +7 . O ; . O .T F BY U 9 _ : 0 Q 0 , 15712 020 190 01/13/92 AL.E:.XANDRI A T E:•C•HNI CAL C.UL I.E GE: TRAVEL. & TRAINING 300.00 300.00 w OO8,25 01x13/ A..TE�LrOMPAnrY FF'R /Bi..DG & GtND,., BLDG IMPROVEMENT 346 M22 I , 246 » 22 15714 OZO884 01 / 13 9Z ALTENDORFER, MI:CAHEL WAGES PART TIME 99 Z.3 `'II ! l ,...........T•._.,....- ....... »: �_ � .7_�.,�.nr,,,.,.....,4«..,.,_t� t:. 1. ti: •.J m�.�.r:...� �' - .....,.:...,:V 1 ^. /1 3 I 9.2.._,..._ ALT k. N D U k,f� ,E�R . . . a- . _ . R iii f:, k. R ,WAGE: !�A 7II�E= , � �i l t� r �, 1O :� 1 � w .� 5 i 15716 021185 r, 1 1 :3 9 2 AMERICAN ENG INEE~R ING TESTIN OUTSID ENG 846 * 85 F-$ 4 6 » 85 s. a 1;1: � VOUCHREG 040915 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD ARNALS AUTO SERVICE PAGE. 5 959.89 01/03/92 14:42 ;�� .,HE�,kj.QHECK '.5 0, RPR. & MAINY/VEHICLE ' 142 80. 1.102.69 • FOR PERIOD 1;2 12 23 .6 0 2 6'.." 01 0 .0 1 1319 Z W�' A UTO RIM. u- H1. t_ f K L 1 -5 15 « _ . _ _. . . . . . . . . . . . . CHECK VENDOR CHECK V E N D 0 R IT EM CHECK 15724 060900 NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME DESCRIPT-1-ON. AMOUNT AMOUNT 29.40 71 4 200 3 jo � A ti R 'C U r'l p L 1 's V E H't L*t FAS NE R 77.. 77 99 B.. BUILDERS SOIJARE 31 15725 Lq� I M . ..... -A_ ER-1 CAN. H,f,:..A.RT ASE-30CIA.T.I.D.N --- L-I s ........... .... T J. A 10, , 11*45 . 00 - act 15719 OZ1300 01/13/0.2 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK . PAYING AGENTS FEES 50.00 50.00 1: / t, N A /* ♦ AM 5`1 t A N A 1 N RAVEL 0 : 1 1 z 0'.:: 02 16 0; r 'ININ 5 $AJ AJ a / $�Z E N *tZA:, - K.-f- �0 .131 -A E, PLU -ARANC 15722 040915 01/13/91 ARNALS AUTO SERVICE RPR & MAINT/VEHICLE 959.89 ;�� 71 0, RPR. & MAINY/VEHICLE ' 142 80. 1.102.69 12 23 .6 0 2 6'.." 01 0 .0 1 1319 Z W�' A UTO RIM. REPAIR R KA 1 N T V f_: *E 1 -5 15 « . . . . . . . . . . . PROGRAM SUPPt. IES 35.00 42.79 15724 060900 01/13/99 FA PATRICIA WAGES PART TIME: 631.75 631.75 29.40 29.40 ,jil 15732 101400 01/13/92 BUILDERS SOIJARE 31 15725 061000 01/13/92. BANICKIN JOHN P R 1) fj R M SUPPLIES 11*45 . 00 - act 32 MISC COMMODITIES . . ..... ...... ........... .. ... Q . i608 ...... . ........ - .... ... .1 IIANNIGAN & KELLY T COU.N1 RLIST: A C Lt 6 At,�.Ft!St t 34 35 7 7 A C. A L i 6 LEGAL FISCAL 63.7-15 LEGAL FISCAL 42.50 LEGAL FISCAL 1 808 . 04 4 L 0 :LEGAL .L.: L AA LEGAL C A l:. 0 jo r f: I C -A L EGAL L 27 LEGAL FISCAL 106.25 LEGAL FISCAL 85.00 471 LEGAL F I SCA L 42 Fj 1 1 ..64 A c t A SE kV A T I ON TE.RNATIONAL rt M Tj 'I M E R. j I P r 0 0 I .57ZS 061900 01/13/92 BATTE RY TIRE. W A R L.-LH 0 U S E MAINT MATERIAL 39.90 SUPPLIES-VEHICLE 5 SUPPLIES VEHICLE 16.7' SUPPLIES VEHICLEL. i r $1 57 SUPPLIES VEH CLE 66 O'l . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . SUPPL I E S VE H 1 C LE 5.60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . L . . . . . . . Fit SUPPLIES VE.H I C1. E SUPPLIES-VEHICLE 135.68 8z.10 441. s. G IN A1 64 0, ti .MAR ' 1 S U P P t. I ESS L. 0 Ul P . 1 11130 081 1*50 .0 1 1319 Z P. 0 H L. J Q H N TRAVEL TRAINING ... ..... . ... 7 7 1� .... .. ....... ..... ......... PROGRAM SUPPt. IES 35.00 42.79 A91 70i 15731 081220 01/13/92 BOZICENICH.CHRISTOPHER WAGES PART TIME 29.40 29.40 ,jil 15732 101400 01/13/92 BUILDERS SOIJARE M18C COMMODITIE S 4,86 . .............. MISC COMMODITIES . . ..... ...... ........... .. ... Q . i608 ...... . ........ - .... ... ........... . 15 5. 4. ON is r� 0 VOUCHREwG CITY OF MAPLEWOOD PAGE 7 C �r_w,, �. ,R -, - r fi ..- 1 , 2 P i S 3 •. «, .uw..,..,w.u..uua•u w..., �.. . t 4 CHECK 5 VENDOR CHECK •i..♦a..•„'.r. awuw ..w _.... .:.._.,...w.: �.,..•........... �.. ..., ..�.....r.- .::.:........ _..- . « ...........: VEN ... �.....:.� «..., _...... -...r ....., .. ..... .. .. .. x T F M I T E: M CHECK - -. NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME DESCRIPTION Ah�i3t11�T AMOUNT ;' � s «; + 1.07' / 1 / r R�'7 LAN�bMAR L. 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V .:... :.. ,.,1 7.. :: , -':. 7 C� �'.' .!1. `' 1, <:..; > H t� D. Cat 'MAP' O M : P .. �.. __ -- .. -.._ : _._ _ _. __��_v__.- _ ._ �.. -. �-_ G ANY PROGRAM . •.,UR _._.- �..�.. ..- .._ _.�__ _.__ ___ _ .__ __....._ �.«.. �..._..... M�., �. �. ��.." �. �,. u�s�_ w_._LL.,......w...LLw..�- Yw....uW w...._rw..L...,...._..•� 199 .9 1 _.y.. __. _r..u._.u.�.w.W._.�... . . 35 S£�0475 01/13/92 I . P. M.A. MINNESOTA ;► � ME:MBURSHIPS 15.00 1 00 1 (( I 01! 36 37 � '68 .3 9 A iEM..NT' SOLIJT E:NS CONTRA' PYM* ::. 1 € 150 0 38. 39 401 0 : 1 1 /� T HAT SAIL .� �" ' a». S MA L 1. Y r-, > • 1 0 8 5 40 r, -► 41 15770 401400 01/13/92 JOE'S SPORT GOODS SUPPLIES VEHICLE , � y 45 .98 45.98 r a , 42 43.6 44 1 15 7 461 c 01/1' /r J.OM N D S EL LS As C CxATE� INC R 1" ti kx M A I i �1 T / E: 0 0 1 R � i.. 6 D �.� -- � 1 62 r ,r' 0 45 46 5 r- W.�1w. 40154 3 tII.. JOHhti.IttiA W: .. W..•..: �y .:. «....,._ : A Ili ; ! ... . IME. 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E: F� �; } . !-' �•� _, f . 5 . 0 0 325.00 %- i I i CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0001 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATED PAYEE _ AMOUNT 00.24598 - 0 1 /03/92*- _ _ - JOSEPt+ Z APPPt - - -- - 267w63- 3 02459 9 01/03/92 DALE CA RLOON 267,6 0024600 01/ GEOR ROOOBACH 267. 63* 3 . 00248(_ 1 __ . __ _ Cy 1 / 0 / g GARY RY k _ BAST I AN 3 04,15 . 00 24602 602 0 1 / 03 / 92 FRANCES L JUKE R 267,63 0024603 01/03/92 MICHAEL A McCU I RE 3 1 5 m 82 0024604 �1 / }�,/ i ...__ _ _ THEREOE CARLOO _ 988 50 . 0 0246 05 0 1/ 0 3 /92 GAIL BLACKSTONE 1 3 977 w GO 002 4606 01/ 03 / 92 C RETCHEN MAOL I CH 1, 588. 20 00 24607 01 / #..}3 / 9Z� A - - -- O I H A CASA RE Z ._ _ 788 i 1 o I V 0024808 01/03/92 KATHRYN A. SMITH 11 189. 0 0024609 01/03/92 DAVID J JAHN 1 018w24 002 410 - - - -- _ ._ ___ 01 /03/92 _ _ _ LYLE S A SC . 1 068v6(_ 0 1.._ 4811 _ 1 /0 ,� /�. LARRY J CUDE •- x.88. 89 0024612 0 1 /03/92 ANDREA J OSTE R 1 # 126n 9O - ._--- . 0#_ }2 481 3 . _. _ _._. - _ } �_ .� �` �.. __- ____.__ WILLIAM M I K I OK A _- _ 180027 0024614 0 1/ 03/ 92 DANIEL E FAUST 21 300w 82 002461 01/03/92 DEBORAH DEHN 60 1. 79 ' . � •�� 0 _ 2 4617 01/ CHRIS REGIS 1 138w _ 0024618 0 1/03/92 DELO RES A V I CHALO 1 187 * 70 BRUCE ANDER ...._..... _ .. __ ... _ _... 839 • 1 i , � . _.... _ _.. 0024620 01/03/92 CA ROLE J ANDERSON 1 558 o 1 O 0024821 01/03/92 LUC I LLE E AU REL I UO 2 061 w 3 CHERYL - -- FLOOD-- 0024623 01/03/92 LO I O DEHM 1,200w50 0024624 01/03/92 CONH I E L KELSEY 589* 92 2 s CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0002 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAY ROLL . DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATED--.- _ - -- PAYEE_ -_ - _.._� ___ . _ AMOUNT UNT C)(_)24825 LORRAIME VIETOR 1 074n NfO _ N N N• r �N 024628 01 /0 PAT N I C I A A HENSLEY 632n94 0024627 01/03/92 CAROL JAOOE 912063 0' _- )24828._ _ __ _ _ >1 / _ / � _ JEANETTE E CARLE 1 1 058. 90 002 0 1/03/92 SANDRA OL SON 705 w 58 002 4630 01 MARY KAY PALAHK 9080 50 0024631 _ _ _ 01 3 /92- _ -. - KENNETH V COLLINS 21 231 ;. 54 0 246 32 01/03/92 CA ROLE L R I CH I E 1 054. 9O 0024633 01/03/92 JOANNE M SVEND EH 1 383a 35 0024834- _ 01 /03/3- __.. _ ELAINE- FULLER- _ 50 3, 0 5 0 � M � �MN 0024 61 - 35 0 CAROL. E MA RT I NOON M M 1 188 oo 0024636 01/03/92 ANTHONY G CAHAMEB 1, 9755 13 0024837 _ 01/03/92 _ RODENT D NELSON 1 975, 13 0024838 { 31 /03/9 VERNON T STILL 1, 522s 99 0024639 01 DONALD W OKALMAM 1 0 024844N� RAYMOND__.. J MORELL I . 1 0024641 01/03/92 SCOTT L STEFFEN 1 84 i . 98 0024642 01/03/92 DAVID L ARNOLD 1 1 882. 3? 0024€43- JOHN-- DAM I CK- __ __.__ 1 670u 15 f N N • M•, "N��i• 2 4644 N Y•+ 0 1 /0 JOHN C BOHL 1 684. ■ I l{ • �f i ♦ ��r t ♦N�SN 246- - ___._____.- __.. .. ___ ._. _...- _. __ - __ ( J Jf -1 r 1___ + _��L�_ /_ �_.___... .. -. __..--- ___...___- __.____- K, {j_ �� ! }_. _ te ■ ;�� ALE__ _f ■U ... -... s {} 0024848 _ ..01/03/92-- RICHARD _ MOEBCHTER 1 894u 77 0024647 01/03/92' JOHN H ATCH I OOM 1 548. 87 002 4648 0 1/03/92 JAMES YOUNG REM 1 0-1 - /CY 3-/92--.-------------------.--.- W I LL I AM__ F� PELT I ER _- ___..__ _ . _ __..._ ._ _ __ 1 622a 37 0 02 46 Y S..J N 0 0 1/ 03 /92 KEVIN RADBETT 481.6 0 0 24851 01/03/92 THOMAS J O Z C Z EPANSK I 1 ! 5 72 n 2 3 CITY CE MAPLEWOOD 0003 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATED-- _.._ . PAYEE ......_.. AMOUNT 002 465 0 1/03/92 V I RG I H I A DAWDLE 944. 44 0024653 01 / 03 / 92 CABOT V WELCHL I H 1 00 24654 0 1/03/92 RICHARD J LANG 1 , ; 588r 51 0024655 01/ DALE RAZSKAZCEE 1 8030 11 0024656 0 1 0 / 92 MI CNAEL RYAN - '2 �' 1, 8�.,�. �7 0024657 01/03/92 MICHAEL J HERBERT 1 803. 11 0024858. 01 /03/92 RICHARD C DREGER I 736a 76- 0024 659 01/0 GREGG RY L STAEHE 1 00 2488 0 0 1/ 03 /92 RONALD D BECK E R 1 603. 11 0024661 KEV I H R HALWEG. __ 24682 01/0 3/92 DERRELL T S TOCKTON 1 , 1 5220 33 _ 0024663 01/03/92 PAUL G PAULOS --J R. 1 774u20 0024684 0 1/ 03 /9 2 RICK A BOWMAN 1 0 024665 24665 .. 1 / _ 3/92 FLINT D KAR I G 1, 743« 3O 0024886 01/03/92 STEPHEN J HEINZ i j 7090 48 .. 0024G87 0 1/03/92------ JOHN E RASE R _ 1 4 63 7. 09 0024868 0 1/03/92 DAVID M G RAC' 1 733 r 39 00246,69 01/03/92 DAVID J THOMALLA 2 002487€ � 01/03/92 STEVEN SEALMA _ 1 .. 74. 1 O 0 0246 71 01/0 ROBERT E VORWERK 00 24672 0 1 / 03 / 32 JOSEPH A BERGERON 1 f 997. 43 0(- 0 1/ 03 /92-- 'JAMES MEEHA# 1 I 0024674 0 1 /0 3 /92 JON A MELAHDER 1 659« 02 0024875 01/03/92 SARAH SAUNDERS 1, 056 r O7 .0 0 1 / 03 / 3c JAMES M EMBE RT GGN. _ __ `� _ l 883. 43 0024877 01/03/92 DUANE J WILLIAMS 4 3 a 0024678 01/03/92 JANET L RAB I E 1 s 404r 13 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0004 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER— - CHECK DATED PAYEE.. _ AMOUNT _ f JULIE P STAHNKE._.._.._..- ....._ .- - .... .... ....... t 308 96-...... _. -.... _ .... i 0024680 01/03/ SCOTT K BOYE R 1 1 676 w 5O 002468 01/03/92 CAROL NELSON 1 718. 70 002468;R-----_.. __ ..._._.. _ _ .. - JOSEPH - �'EH#� . _._..__ _.._.._. _ 1 2618 65 0024683 01/03/92 GWENDOLYN SELL. 881.30 fi ? � j24884 01/03/92 JILL PETERS 1 309w 77 01 _ JAYME L FLAUGHER - 1, 07w 2;2:__ _ 00 24686 01/ JUDITH WEGWE RTH 560w 54 0€ 24687 O i / 0 / 9` KENNETH G HA I DE R 2 291 w 54 00246811 .... _ _ _.. 0 /03/92 JUDY M CHLEBECK . 11 234 w 52 0024689 fir } 1 /03/92 WILLIAM PRIEFER 1 s 245w 25 0024 5 0 0 GERALD W MEYER _ 1 1 X348 w 68 OCw124 _ __ _ 01 / .- __.__._. MICHAEL R- KAHE 1 7 03a 71 -- - 0024692 0 D RYAN NAGEL 1 239w 52 002 46 93 0 1/03/92 DAVID P LUT Z 1 305 w 38 0024694,---- _,_ -__ ___ .. -..___ _. 01 /03 HENRY-- F KLAUS I HG .. _ 1 249. 30:. •�, t fir. 0 ��....4695 0 JOHN SC�I�fCJC�Ci � 1, 18 0024696 01/03/92 RONALD J HELEY 1 3.19w 45 0024697 _ 01/03/92- Eft I CK D 0SWALD .. _ f 2330 4L 0 0 2 4698 01 / 03 / 92 RONALD L F REBE RG 1 1 x.47 w 78 :_. 0024699 01/03/92 WILLIAM G CASS 1, 848 w 10 0 024700- 01 03/9L_ RANDAL —- L.IHDDLOM - - -. - -- _ #, 195 0024701 01/03/92 JAMES G EL I AS 1 446. 10 0024702 0 1/ 03 / 92 JOHN DU CHAR ME 1 1 0 78 w 90 - 0(- ')2470 _ __ _ _ 01 /03/92-- DENNIS L- PECK------- 1 446. 10- ---T .____._ 024704 01/03/92 WILLIAM P R I EESE 1 394 w 1 O 0024705 01/ BRUCE A IRISH 1 918 w 11 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0005 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBEt�__ _.. CHECK DATEIY--- _- _-_._ -_ - PAYEE-_.. - -_ _ _____ _ - AMOUNT _ _ i 0024706 _ _� # � / - _ WALTER GE I GGLER.._..._ _ 1 446n 10 0024707 01/03/92 THERESA MET Z 1, 195. 70 002 4708 01/03/92 l.IOHW R LCEWfREN I o 032a 23 i 0(_- yE47oc3 __ _ _ 01/03/92---- _ ROBERT D ODEGARD -- 2, 062, 47 i 002x+710 01/ LidI S J DREHNER 1, 21 11 0€ 24711 0 1/ 03 /92 BA RBA RA A K RUMMEL 547u05 _ 01 ! 03/ 32 _ _ PAUL. I NE- GTAPL.ES - _ _ _ 1 j 812a 50 . 0024 713 01/03/92 LUTHER JONES 39, 60 0024714 0 1/ 03 /92 MARGARET KUNDE 1181 ao 0024715 _ 01/03/92 __. - - ROBERT G ANDE RSGH-- -_ -. _ __._ _ - _ _ I y 550. 07 00 24716 G 01 / t }, / 92 DENNIS P L I DORF'E 1 204, 50 00 2 4717 0 1/ 03 /9 2 WILLIAM GA R RY 1 ? 49 5. c.. 5 - 002471&----- _ _ 01/03-/S&--------_.. RUL.A #D B- HELEY ._.. 1 51 2 1 ` J 002 4719 0 1/ 03 /92 MARK A MARUSKA 2 1 1 2 3 w 9' 0024720 0 1 /03 /92 JADES GCH I NDELDECI tE R 1, G, t7. G4 i - _ w w.r r• � (- )24721 • w w� 01 f 03/ 92-._ ..__ ..__ _. _. . MYLES R BU RKE __ _ 17638,69- J 00247 01/ TODD JAGOE 1 25 0 0 0024723 0 1/ 03 /92 RICHARD E STARK 1 09u 2s..s. 01/03/92 ------ H. MARGARET HART 85. OO _ i 0 02. 47 . 2 5 0 1/ 03 / 92 BENJAMIN MAJOR 6 0 w oo 0024726 01/03/92 MICHELLE H I LGGEW 62w 5O #w�0024727 w 47� 7 � 03 01 //9'2 -- ANDREA. HANNEGAH-. _._ 6 38 . -.. 002 01 /03 / . � _w � _ wi a 2 RYA STEVENSON 123m60 002 4729 01/03/92 MICHAEL CCLV I W 333 OO 002473(X---------------- _ ___ _ 01/( . - - -____ - -- HP1TALI E -_ H#I LGGEt _ -. - - -_ _ - -_.- _ _ _ 181 is 25 0024 01/0 SHE REE MEG RAJD I AN 42.50 00 0 1/ 03 /92 3 /92 RONALD DEGETH 2 5 w OO 0_� CITY OF MAPLEWOOD EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATED- _ __ PAYEE #1 0£w }06 AMOUNT 406n76 1 a 487. 70 6 i9. 05 533u63 639.05 1, 25 9O 1 1 232.5 7 1, 05 4. 90 21 t X62. 48 40 21 r . 62 . 42 2 56 , 00 1 1 510a 08 1, 693. O 1 1 1 4'2 0 . 5 0 1 321 44 1 1 225.3 l 1 1 66 3. 70 1 1 85. OO 1 9 347. 02 1, 237. 48 a j w �..3 4 3 0 1 E3( - 90- . 970.77 v CY02 f .ws 3 0 1/03/92 -1 ROY G WARD £ 0 x.4734 0 1/ 03/ 92 DOUGLAS J TAUBMAN 0024735 0 1/03/92 JANET M GREW HAYMAN 0024736 01/03/92 JEAN ELSON 0 2 4737 0 1/03/92 JUDITH A HORGNELL 0024738 Of/ ANN E HUTCH I NEON 00 24739 3 0 1/(- - )3/92 KATHLEEN M DOHE RTY 00 24740 01 / 03 /92 MARIE DA RTA 0024741 0 1/ 03 /9 2 GEOFFREY W OLGON 0024742 01/03/92 NANCY M I GKELL (. 01/03/92 JOYCE L L I V I NGGTON 0024744 01/ TROY LANGE R 0 KENNETH ROBERTS 00 24746 01/ THOMAS G EKST RAND 0024747 01/03/92 MA RJO R I E OST ROM 0024748 01/ NICHOLAS N CARVER 0024749 0 RODE RT J WENGE R 0024750 01/03/92 EDWARD A NADEAU i 024751 0 1/ 0 3 /9 2 GEORGE W MULWEE 0024 0 1/ 03 / 92 LAVE RNE G NUTEGON 00 24753 0 1/03/92 ROGER W DREHE I M 0024754 01/03/92 DAVID R- EDSO . 0024755 01 /03/92 DAVID GERMA I N 0024 756 0 DENNIS M MULVANEY 0024757 __ -.. -.. _ 01/03/92 GEORGE S P R E I G L . . 0 24758 0 ELIZABETH J WE I LAND i 0024759 0 1 /03 /92 MAPLEWOOD STATE DANK #1 0£w }06 AMOUNT 406n76 1 a 487. 70 6 i9. 05 533u63 639.05 1, 25 9O 1 1 232.5 7 1, 05 4. 90 21 t X62. 48 40 21 r . 62 . 42 2 56 , 00 1 1 510a 08 1, 693. O 1 1 1 4'2 0 . 5 0 1 321 44 1 1 225.3 l 1 1 66 3. 70 1 1 85. OO 1 9 347. 02 1, 237. 48 a j w �..3 4 3 0 1 E3( - 90- . 970.77 v CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0007 EMPLOYEE GROSS EA AND P AYROLL DEDUCTION CHECK FOR THE CUR P AY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER. _ CHECK DATED PAYEE, AMOUNT MN COMM OF REVENUE _ 9 1 246. 7#.�.__ 0 _ 1 / w 3 / 92 FIRST MINNESOTA (FICA) 9 0024762 .01/03/92 PUBL. I G E li RETIREMENT ASSOC 5 0 }8. 66 002476 _ _ 01 /( I CMA -. RET I REMENT -- - T RUST- 457 _ _ _ _ 10-1783-16 - , 0024764 01 /03/92 F I RST M i NNESO / ! f 2 2 0024765 0 1 /03 /92 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD ( HCMA) 3 481. 07 C._ITY.... -.. & COUNTY 7T Y ... E CR ... UNI 27, 018m 00- 0 024767 24767 _ 1 / r 3 /9` UNITED WAY OF ST. PAUL AREA 0 0 1 22,6 00 0 1 / 03 / 9 COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE 196n84 0024-769.. ._ Ml*- STATE._ RET I REME T .. SYSTEM 00 0 024770 ,-0'0' 01 /03/92 I iFSCi I it 2725 631. J 0024771 01/ PUBLIC E P •. RETIREMENT ASSOC 154, __. 0024 T 2 - -oo _ - - - -- �. #._ ..f .. iJ 1`• _..... ..._ ..._ _. M a _. [..3 i UPlL -- -- L. I FC_ 1 S • 19-3988-- . 208 00__ - -- 0024773 01/03/92 METRO SUPERVISORY ASSOC 20w00 0024774 01/03/92 PUBL E A RETIREMENT ASSOC 49a 38 0022 -4 77 ` - -._ .._ --- - - ---- __._.__. � }1 _ ./ 03 L _ PUBLIC_ .- E F'--_- ICE - T I REME T ASSOC _._ 5 1730-u 49------------- y J v J 002 4776 � 01/03/92 L. E- L. S . 700a 00 00 24777 0 La E. L . S. 200. 00 00.2477 0 /Cf3 /92 - - -- RAMSEY-- - CD — SUPPORT & COLLECT _ __. 4Of-Ya -- _ 0024775 01/03/92 DCA 28. 18 0024780 01/ MEDICA CHOICE 76n76 01 / � � / 9�&-- _ F - 1 RS I NNESGTA - (FICA)---.- _ _ - _ _ _ 9 213-m-- 48 .__ _.. T .. 0024782 8E 01 /03/92 PUBLIC C � � ASSOC E � RET RETIREMENT A�SOC 0024783 01/03/92 PUBLIC E P RETIREMENT ASSOC 533w 75 0 11 �� / �__ __ FgJBL I C EMS--- RET I REME T ASSOC- GROSS EARNI NGS AND DEDUCT 1 O#�S _— __-- _____.. __.._._____.___________ .__.. _______ .___. _.__ ___ _ _.._ ._ ... 3 &17— 25 `Y � `fy_..._ CITY QE MAPLE WOOD 0001 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND P AYROLL DEDUCTION CHECK FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER: -- CHECK DATED_- PAYEE __ _ . AMOUNT �� =•w 24410 12/20/91- __ JOSEP --. Z APPA ._ -_ - -- _ _ _ _ _ ��. 85. Y 12/20/91 DALE CA RLSON i. t59 r 85 0024412 12/20/91 GEORGE RCSS8ACH 269 r 85 002441 -3. 12/20/91- GARY W. BA I AH- _ . 06r 66. 00 1 E RAHCE L JUKE R 26 002 12'/ MICHAEL A McGU I RE 3 1 G5 82 i 1 0024416 _ _ - _.___ 1 2(_ *�/ 91 _ GA_.I-.L - BLACKSTONE- ... _ _ 1 � 977s 60 f •w t t 00244 •w � 12 2 Y r S 1 GRETCH MAGL I CH � �t •w♦ 1 5 88 , f.... �Y" 0 #_x24418 1 2 / 20/9 1 GIHA CASAREZ 786 00 24419- 12 / 24 _-�/ KATHRYN--4, S MITH--.------- _ __ 1 1 89 03 i - 0024421 1 LYLE SWANSON 1 215a 1 _ Ot_124422.... _ _.. - -- - - :.. - -- - - _ -- -- - -- L _ , - - - -- 300,w 0O-- ._...__ _.. 002 4424 1 I LL I A M I K I SKA 187 , 20 �w� �w� iY f i � � ..._ -._.. ._.-.. ._ _ -_ _Y._.._- ._- _�.�..__.. �. � .� � 1 + �� _ _...� -.-._. � �� ... -. - � • ��Alll�� . __ . _ - _ _ _ -... _...... .. .. 1 � 1 �M��M� i� iii -._ _. _ -. _ ... _... J lY! • «f •Y Y 24426 1 THE RESE CA RLSON SG 1 r M 1 002+427 12/20/91 DEBORAH DEHN 640 m 33 - 0024 1 2/20/`9l----------- . _ _._ _- ALANA- . K Mf4THEYS�..y' _ -_- _ 3 4 31 : 8�M} . 0.024429 12/20/91 CHRIS REGIS 1 0024430 12/20/91 DELORES A V I GNALG 1 187r 7 O .0024431. _ __ - 12/20/91 - - - - -- - BRUCE- ANDERSON—_- - _.. 587-0 20 - -- . 0024432 12/20/91 CAROLL. J ANDERSON 11 558,10 0024433 12/20/91 LUC I LLE E AUREL I US 29 061.. 0 0024434- 00 24435 1 `/ 20 / G 1 Lf� I S D C HM =t - 50 �. , �, �_�� r 0024436 12/20/91 CCH I E L KELSEY 630m87 P_.� CITY CE MAP#....EWOOD . 000t : :, EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER CHECK BATED- -. - -- P . EE ._ _ _ _ _ MOUNT- -- )24437 12/20/91 LORRAIHE-- -S- V I ETOR- 1 084m 7 g { I }_ 0244 38 12/20/91 PATRICIA A HENSLEY 632u f » 0 2 3 1 CAROL JAGOE '— 912w 3 0024440 - 12/20/91 JEA ETTE E Cry RLE - 1 116 0024441 1 2/20/ 91 SANDRA OLSON 786a78 i 00 24442 1 MARY KAY P AL.ANK " 'fit �8 m 50 C)(- )2 1 KE V COLL 21291. 54 I i ; 0024444 24444 12 / 20 / 91 CA ROLE L R I CH I E 19170,4 002 4445 1 JOANNE M SVEHD EN 1 1 399 4 i i i - Mt j j 1 7 r 2 44 1 2/2 (- � / 91 CA RCL E MA RT I NSON 1 224. 70 0024448 12/20/91 ANTHONY G CAHAI EC 1 0024443 ROBERT- D. NELSON -1 �•• .Mt t t � »��_ 24450 1 VERNON T STILL i , 537. 30 0 024451 12/20/91 DONALD W SKALMAN 1 0024452 1 RAYMOND-J- MO RELL I 1 705. 95 0024453 x:4453 12 / 20 / 91 SCOTT L STEFFEN 1 002 1 DA's I D L ARNOLD 5 0024455.. 1 JOHN J BANICK 1 f »024456 .wit •wt w 12 / 2 � / 91 JOHN C BOHL 2 087, 69 0024457 12/20/91 DALE K CLAU ON 0024458 12/20/91 R I CHARD M MME CHTE R 1 18. 0024459 12/20/91 JOHN H ATCHISON 1 5622 10 0024460 1 JAMES YOUNGREN 1 , 1 7 1 7n 9 4 00 24461--- 1> ' _ / 1_._ _ - ILLIPlM E_ PELTIER -_ 00 24462 24462 1 L /2 3/91 THOMAS J S JZCZEPANSK I 11600. 002 4463 1 VIRGINIA DC DLE 1o 68.67 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECK FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATED.. PAYEE 00 03 AMOUNT 1 568. 14 1 1 590,87 1 1 1 705jo 95 2, 213m 26 1 636. 37_ _. 1 1 1 1 88c). -85 1 630 ;w 35 1 ,768.77 1 801. 8 0 1 1 8 a 34 1, 733* 85 1 1 729a 9a 38 1 9 27 s O6 1, 789; 04- 1, 0 28 . 88 1 1 68.x. 43 1 477. 33 1 7 14 8. 5 () 1 1 126 ,90 0024464 12/20/91 CABOT ' WELCHL I N 00 24465 12/20/91 RICHARD J LANG 0024466 12/20/91 DALE RAZ BKAZ OFF 0024487 12/20-/91- M I GAEL RYAN 002 12/20/91* MICHAEL J HERBERT 0024469 12/20/91 RICHARD C DREGER 002447 0 _ _ _ _ 12/20/91 _ GREGORY L STAE E. 0024471 12/20/91 RONALD D BECKER 0024472 1 KEV I R HALWEG 0024473 1 /20/` 91- __ -_. _...... DERRELL T STOCKTON 0024474 12/ PAUL G PAULGG —J R. 00244 1 RICK A BOWMAN 0024476. FLINT D KARTS-- �� {� 24477 12' 20 / 91 STEPHEN ,S HEINZ 024478 12/20/91 JOHN E RAGE R 0024479 12/20/91-- DAVID M- GRAF 00.2448 1 DAVID J THCMALLA 0024481 12/ STEVEN PALMA 0024482 1 ROBERT E VGRWE RK 0024483 1 JOSEPH A BERGE RON 0024484 1 JAMES MEEHAN . .0024485 12/20/``91 - ...._ _ JON P1 , TEL■ Ii 7DER ._.... _- 00244 1 SARAH SAUHDE RB tb 0024487 12/ JAMES M EMBE RTGGN 0024488 12/20/91...-- -- DUANE J- W I L.L. I AMS _ 00,....4489 1 JANET L RAB I HE 002 4490 12/ JULIE A GTAHNKE 00 03 AMOUNT 1 568. 14 1 1 590,87 1 1 1 705jo 95 2, 213m 26 1 636. 37_ _. 1 1 1 1 88c). -85 1 630 ;w 35 1 ,768.77 1 801. 8 0 1 1 8 a 34 1, 733* 85 1 1 729a 9a 38 1 9 27 s O6 1, 789; 04- 1, 0 28 . 88 1 1 68.x. 43 1 477. 33 1 7 14 8. 5 () 1 1 126 ,90 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0004 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PA`Y'ROLL. DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATED PAYEE AMOUNT 0 244� 1 12/20/91 SCOTT K BOYER - - -- 19 C)'- )24492 1 CAROL NELSON ,993.61 1, UO24493 12/20/91 JOSEPH FEH R 1 024 1 GWENDOLYN SELL 881 x 0 ()0 24495 12/20/91 JILL PETERS 988, 50 00 24496 12/20/91 JAYME L FLAUCHE R 1 1 go, go 0024497 12/20/91 JUDITH WEB ERTH 664.69 0024498 4498 1 20/91 KENNETH C HA I LEER 2 29l u 54 • 0024499 12/20/91 JUDY N CHL.EDECK 14, 1 900 90 _ 024500 12/20/91- WILL IA - PRIEFER- 11 198a i3o.. • 00245 =;31 12/20/91 GERALD W MEYER 1 740, 18 0024502 1 MICHAEL R KANE 3 0024503 BRYAN NAGEL 1 1 704 a 63 0 02-4504 12/20/91 DAVID P L UT Z 1 6 7 3. 33 • 002 12 HENRY F ! CLAUS I HC 1, 730. 17 _. 0024506--- 1 c / ._._ _ . - -. - - JOHN SCH OOCK -. - -.. _ _ _... - - -._ 1 546. •t= 7M� �_��_��....4... 0 1 RONALD J HELEY 1 ? 709. 80 00 24508 1 E R I CK D OSWALD 1 584 * 1 0 02 45 09 1 RONALD L F REDE RC 1 a _ �_ 0.45 12/ W I L.L. I AN C CACS 1 848, 1 • 0024511 12/20/91 RANDAL L I NDBL OM 1 1 1 95. 7O 0024512 1 ,JAMES C EL. I AS 1 • 002451 1 2/20/ 91 JOHN DU CHA RNE 1 • 0#_ 24514 12/20/91 DENNIS L. PECK 1, 446* 10 - 00 2451 5 1 _._._._ -- _ W I LL I At+ P R I EDE _ _ 1 11 394. 1 O 0024516 12/20/91 BRUCE A IRISH. 1 918n lo • 0024517 12/20/91 WALTER N CE I SSLE R 1, 448. 10 CITY. CE MAPLEWOOD 0005 ` EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CU RRENT PAY PERIOD - CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATED PAYEE-- - -- ____ _ -___ __ _ AMOUN-T..-.._ THERESA METZ 1 19 70 1 2/2( - -) /91 JOHN R LCEC EN 1 1 16, 20 0024520 12/20/91 ROBERT D ODECA RD 2,1 062, 47 0 02 4 52 1 1 LC 15 J DRENNER- 1 1 6 9 r �.. 0 0024522 12/20/91 A RBA RA A K RUMMEL 5' }` ti..� 0 0024523 12/20/91 PAUL I HE STAPLES 1 81 2 r 50 '_ 024 12/ LUTHER JONES- 79m20 12/2 M ARGARET I "t U N D E .f. L.. a.J a 7 5 w 0024526 12/20/91 ROBERT G ANDERSON 1 182,v to 0024527 _ 12/20/`91---.--------.--.-. DEN _I_ - - P _ . L I DO REF -_ _ 1 193"3(- . _. w -� 00 1 WILLIAM GARRY 1s, 2 G4 r O8 002 4529 12/20/91 ROLAND D HELEY 1 002453(_-Y 1 w - 0024531 1 2/20/ 91 JAMES SCHINDELDECKER 1 20 1.■ '04 0024532 .1 MYLEG R DU RK E 1 0- 24533 - - - .__ •�� _ # TODD JAGOE 52 0024534 1 2/20/91 TAN I A CHASE 22m _ 0024535 12/20/91 I CHELLE H I L CEN 63 M 75 0024536 _ 1 ANDREA- HAHNEGA -- _ _ .__ fit, �. 5- 0024 1 0 /91 SHANNON MILLE LER •.�_•�_ 5 �....Lr 7 �..1 w 0024538 1 ROBERT CAMPBELL 242a 50 0024 539 12/ RGY G WARD. ,�' �, r, f 4 L...1... s 4 •_� {_�024540 1 2 / 2 0/91 DOUGLAS J TAUDMAH 1 w 0 024541 1 JANET M GREW HA 639a 05 0024542 __ __ _ __ . _ __ __ 1 / 2 (,�/ 91- _ . -_- JEAN -NELSON--- _ -. __ __- _ _ 533w (__)024543 1 JUDITH A HC R HELL 639, 0 0024544 12/20/91 ANN E HUTCHINSON 1 254n 90 "r:liuty� �Y?SYFiI ' � I ! CITY GE MAPLEWOOD C}x_) EMPLOYEE G ROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD t CHECK #CUMBER.. CHECK DATED - -- _ PAYEE _ AMOUNT t Q02 454 12/20/91 _ N ATHLEE M DOHE RT Y 1, 148. 51 �j � 00 �j �j 12/20/91 MARIE BARTA �. , r 0024547 1 GEOFFREY W OLSON {_ } 2 9 62 u 47 0024548 1 NANCY MI SKELL 405w 22 �_�02454 9 12* . _�/ 1 J OYCE CE L L I V I GSTON 62 0024550 1 T ROY LANGE R 320 00 00 2455 1 1 KENNETH ROBERTS--- 1, U 85 0024552 12/20/91 1 570w 36 0024553 12/20/91 MARJORIE OSTROM 1 693o 3O 00 1 2 / T« 0 / 1 NICHOLAS N CARVER 1 402, 90 0024555 12/20/91 ROBERT J WEDGE R 1 0024 556 1 EDWARD A NADEAU 1 61 33 0024557 12/20/91- GEORGE L4 MULWEE 1, 235a 74 - 00 1 LAVERNE S NUTESCW 1 GG3. 7O 0024559 1 2 /20/91 ROGER W BREHE I M 1 437, 40 OC- 2458_} 1 DAVID B EDSON -- 1 5€: } 15 W j � { �0245G 1 12/ DAVID GE RMA I N 1 445, 1 0 02 45 62 1 DENNIS M MULVANEY 1 368. 38 0024563 12/20/91 GEORGE C SP RE I GL 1 0024564 1 ELIZABETH J WE I LAND 90 1= 97 0024565 12/20/91 MAPLEWOOD STATE BANK #1 24, C 09 a 92 0024566 1 �. ' #_ }/ 1' _ _ _ .. STATE - COMN CE REVENUE '3, 667. Oa - -. _ •�1 � "'T ��02456 7 1 FI RST MINNESOTA (F ICA) 8 94 0 024568 12/20/91 PUBLIC EMP RETIREMENT ASSOC 5, 090a 18 0024569 1 2 /2C / 31 I CMA- RE-T -IRE EN TRUST-457 1 O, 156, 7 002 1 FIRST MINNESOTA 315* 76 002 4571 1 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD (HCMA) 3 t+,: 0 m 13 5 iA.Y.*A,w..::lR+ - .$7 ic Al. r[ .s::r .4 !P- ahb`E. N✓iL CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0007 .EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD ' CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATES _. PAYEE AMOUNT Clf_ 2457i _ _ - - 1 '�F `:�} - _._ _ CITY- __& CCt. I TY E P CR UNION- _ 279 039 -0 00-- 0`24573 12/20/91 Uri I TED WAY OF GT, PAUL AREA 138,46 0024574 12/20/91 COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE 208m50 002 4575 -- - - _... 1 ,�- - - ____ PUBL EMF . -- RETIREMENT Assoc. . 1 428 ,si:)r -1 0 24576 1 AFSC E ,.:.:725 5 81.06 T, 0024577 12/20/91 DCA 42u27 -1- 2/20/ -9.1 N- -_ STATE-- RET-I REMENT SYSTEM _ 358. 00 - -_.- .. 0024579 9 � 1 2/20/ 91 N BENEFIT A 708m85 f� 0 024580 12 20/91 MN m_ MUTUAL. LIFE INS. 19-3988 j.. 08: 00 .._ .. w' 'w tiwJ .._.. ... ...__.._.F. irw r . iw rJ i ..- ___ . _ - _ - _ __. - ��T Mf T ISGRY . W SJ.. -.- .._ ... ... ..... .... .... ASS .. .. _ _._ -__... ...... `0 - C10 - -. __�.... E ! 4' 0024582 1 2/20 /91 1... 0 /91 PUBLIC EMP RETIREMENT ASSOC 002483 12/ PUDC. I C E P RETIREMENT ASSOC 5 s 895. O7 z ! _ F C - 12-1-201-91 RA SEY- CC - '81. € RT '. CO....ECT rj 0024585 12/20/91 MED I CA CHOICE 115. 14. - 0024588 12/20/91 FIRST MINNESOTA (FICA) 2 8, 602.02 3i ! i' PUB--I.—C-- ENS-RETIREMENT ASSOC Y 1 0024588 12/20/91 �' UDL I C E��{ RETIREMENT RE�E�#T ASSOC �8�. �� 0024589 12/20/91 PUBLIC E P RETIREMENT ASSOC 8, 842. 57 '! GROSS EARNINGS AND DEDUCTIONS 323 x 314.81 { f J f i f; I' fi ! i; ii r: x t } ji k €� tl Action by Council: MEMORANDUM ._ TO: C ity Manager Endoree FROM : T roy - Modif ied..... .�.. Troy Langer Planning Intern SUBJECT: Time Extension Prelminar Plat Rejected° . y LOCATION Hi ghway 61, North of Gervais Avenue ate APPLICANT: B.B. Chapman OWNERS: Robert and Flora Miggler PROJECT TITLE Miggler Addition DATE: January.3, 1992 INTRODUCTION Mr. B. B. Chapman is requesting a one -year time extension for the Miggler Addition preliminary plat. (See his letter on a e 5. P g ) This . plat has eight commercial lots . (See the preliminary plat on Page 4 . ) BACKGROUND September 22, 1986 The Council approved the Miggler Addition preliminary plat for nine commercial lots with several conditions. April 27, 1987, The City Council changed the plat to drop a lot. The City Council also changed the zoning map for this area. This was so the line between the M -1 (light manufacturing) and Co (commercial off ice) zoning districts lined up with a lot line in the plat. (See the zoning map on page 3 and the map on page 4.) September 14, 1987 The City Council approved a one -year time extension for the preliminary plat, subject to the September 22, 1986 conditions. September 26, 1988 The City Council approved a one -year time extension for the preliminary plat with revised conditions. October 9, 1989 and November 15, one - year time extensions for the conditions of September 26, 1988. 1990.: The City Council approved preliminary plat, subject to the RECOMMENDATION Approve a one -year time extension for the Miggler Addition preliminary plat. go /memo32.mem (Sec. 9) Attachments 10 Location Map 2. Property Line /Zoning Map 3. Preliminary Plat 4. Letter �J J C.. R Na Cp 1 LARK AV W F. LARK CO '° RC ~ B" CS LA Rt1 o LELAND Cr lie W �c PALM CR / o r . C�. � � CON ON AV OF- MON %9001L d f AV � Nawi1 1� I;: �OWAR V N vi 9 aeavaq or } ST �io a� w � � �`:: t�• 19 o Z W BEAM 0 Ay AV " ::' ... , 22 �Q � � vnls � Koh/mon [cks POD KONLMAN AV = /��2� ��""_' � ` • � 000 �HP* /woos ap SAW 8U� COPE J C.. R Na AV 1 LARK AV W F. LARK CO '° RC ~ B" PAL LA Rt1 o LELAND Cr lie W �c PALM CR / o r . 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' -: AVENUE . ._....:�.__.�... _:.::• ' Ohl oo MIND h L •- Niggler Addition PRELIMINARY PLAT AND ZONING DISTRICT BOUNDARIES (as revised 4/27/87) 4 Attachment 3 4 N Be B. CHAPMAN AICP 365 East Kellogg Boulevard (612) 221-0401 Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 Fax: (612) 297 -6817 December 19, 1991 Mr. Geoff Olson Planning Director City of Maplewood 1830 East County Road B Maplewood MST 55109 r? $g 1 ' RE Miggler Addition Part of Lots 15, 16, 17 & 1.8 - W H. Howards Garden Lots Preliminary Plat Extension Dear Mr, Olson, The C ity approved the Preliminary Plat some time ago. We recognize that extensions have been granted in the past, . For family reasons it has not been possible to proceed with the Final Plat. We request an extension of the Preliminary Plat for an additional year. If you have any questions, please call me or Gale Rehnberg (779- 2686) . Sincerely, V .Cha pman B ICP � cc: G. C. hnberg Robert ' Miggler :dmn 5 Attachment 4 Action by Council MEMORANDUM E To: C ity Manager Modified:, FROM: Troy Langer -. Planning Intern Re j ectec�.,_.�., SUBJECT: T ime Extens -- Preliminary Pl LOCATION Cypress St. APPLICANT/OWNER: Goff Homes, Inc . PROJECT: Knollwood Circle Addition DATE: January 6 1992 INTRODUCTION Pat Goff, from Goff Homes, Inc. is requesting a one -year time extension for the Knollwood Circle Addition reliminar lat. p Y p (Se his letter on page 5.:) This is a fourteen -lot plat. (See the plat on page 4.) BACKGROUND December 15, 1988: The City Council approved the preliminary plat for the Knollwood Circle Addition, subject to several conditions. The Council also changed the zonin g p ma for this site from F (farm residence) to R -1 (single family) December 12, 1989 and December 10, 1990: The Ci Council approved one - year time extensions. RECOMMENDATION Approve a one -year time extension for the Knollwood Circle Addition preliminary plat. go /memo36.mem (9) Attachments: 10 Location Map 2. Property - Line /Zoning Map 3. Preliminary Plat Map 4. Letter tow v �<< �• I'9 vo Q � �� ,t � � w t' U .�o �j�� M OL 3 ... .............. W :22 Z Ld** �� Koh /mean /tier Polv Ko"Lo"ll AV gsiO AW* J ri N�I/rOW P* J k 3 � cc RD C" :3 Pk .4 t � � KI er�.err .. 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O , ! lop 4k o 4 � a 1A ML ♦ + o 9 } •. `oil 144 1� I Ifr.giD fir'• ♦ � ! � �� ♦ RIB► MIS j ri.iTO sr Lj y 1d /MlrDr�r j 7 0 Low SOS r-b 1 501 / /so A PRELIMINARY PLAT N 4 Attachment 3 COFF HOMES, INC . 865 ASPEN CIRCLE LITTLE CANADA , MINNESOTA. 55109 (612)482-0767 FAX 482-0876 December 20, 1991 V f n: Mr. Troy Langer City of Maplewood 1830 East County Pond B Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 Pe: Time Extension - Preliminary Plat Knollwood Circle Dear Mr. Langer. lie .would like t o request renewal of the Conditional Use Permit on Knollwood Circle and the extension of the Preliminary Plat of Knollwood Circle. Due to slow economic times we are continuing with our conservative approach to any new development. Sincerely.., Patrick W. Gaff 5 Attachment 4 INTRODUCTION Virginia Jensen is requesting approval of a five -year time extension for the conditional use permit to operate a pre - school at 22 Stillwater Avenue. The pre- school has a morning and afternoon session with twenty children in each session. BACKGROUND December 9, 1985: The City Council approved the conditional use permit for one year for two sessions of 20 children each. November 2.4, extension for conditions of DISCUSSION 1986 The City Council approved a five -year time the conditional use permit, subject to the 12 -9 - 85 approval. The pre- school is meeting all the cond itions of the conditional use permit. There have not been any changes or complaints about the. preschool program. RECOMMENDATION Approve a five -year time extension for the conditional use permit to operate a pre- school at 2280 Stillwater Ave nue. go\memo34.mem (25) Attachments 1. Location Map 20 Property Line /Zoning Map 3. Site Plan 4. Letter Action by, Council: MEMORANDUM Endors a d. M o d i f i e r1 ®_..�..�. ._ TO: C ity Manager Re FROM: Troy Langer - Planning Intern Date SUBJECT: Time Extension for a Conditional Use Permit LOCATION: 2280 Stillwater Avenue (Beaver Lake Church) PROJECT: Beaver Lake Pre - School DATE: January 3, 1992 INTRODUCTION Virginia Jensen is requesting approval of a five -year time extension for the conditional use permit to operate a pre - school at 22 Stillwater Avenue. The pre- school has a morning and afternoon session with twenty children in each session. BACKGROUND December 9, 1985: The City Council approved the conditional use permit for one year for two sessions of 20 children each. November 2.4, extension for conditions of DISCUSSION 1986 The City Council approved a five -year time the conditional use permit, subject to the 12 -9 - 85 approval. The pre- school is meeting all the cond itions of the conditional use permit. There have not been any changes or complaints about the. preschool program. RECOMMENDATION Approve a five -year time extension for the conditional use permit to operate a pre- school at 2280 Stillwater Ave nue. go\memo34.mem (25) Attachments 1. Location Map 20 Property Line /Zoning Map 3. Site Plan 4. Letter 2 31 - Q H A WT HOR NE AV MARYLANO AV ST 31 68 AV Z v � A rn 6ERp� a Sri A G N O t AV 4 p Lake � � J N Y o E PL O ASE AV TER Z w + AV o W BRAS , 1, LA AV 32 cc a � c� m � Il�oturt Q' SE. ENTH ST E <D E. NTH ST z � ,z a V EW S14 _ MINNEHANA m AV ' 5 34 34 to MARGARET cn 6 Lions Pk E. FIFTH ST ♦ ` W / ` rSr Q -FtEM - 'j AV � 2 t a o -1 -- F c 44 ir C N Y c AV. SEWCE 1210 c ; Ze s �� f (; r-tiry i r - 1 ��,: �. I If L J' 1 235 1 236 : t _ 1 i ! 1 240 N. _ ago 440 - J JL -- N -: L :� ftfta am oft-ft 2431 < LOCATION MAP 2 Attachment 1 C/ Ft r,,k1 lit 1 r w � �j I ��' ,. 1 1 Ill •1.1.1A qt d. _ ry •41 N l i t to --� e' 110 te.t a' s►q•f ?.�.� sc) �i ?o r ,:u• S -•�I d 26 e C .•` � �....�II.... 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II I �s>� 281 ••Gy.•ti r /Z,,. �.•ti�.k I p (sip) 243 L � ' •, ., 1. ........ •, .�. — .�� .1.1 •1+ •• el C -% ON t f • . i t s . or ! 1 o .�� .. •+ . air .. •.' l • .. • e S PROPERTY LINE / ZONING MAP SILVER RIDGE APARTMENTS 4 N 3 Attachment 2 SITE PLAN Attachment Q N .. a scow EPW a=* 1:110 il P3 a N PURA L �� sus December 19, 1991 Mr. Tro Lan Cit of Maplewood 1830 E. Count Road B Maplewood Minnesota 55119 Dear Mr. Lan A .. . .............. . ... We, the staff of Beaver Lake Lutheran Church Preschool, re the Cit of Maplewood for an extension of the conditional use permit. Thank y ou* Sincerel ( Mr Virg i Mr 1' J. ensen-f--- Di for Vii: 11 We, the staff of Beaver Lake Lutheran Church Preschool, re the Cit of Maplewood for an extension of the conditional use permit. Thank y ou* Sincerel ( Mr Virg i Mr 1' J. ensen-f--- Di for Vii: 11 Attachment 4 *77 4=41T, F N X P6 M E M O R A N D U M TOs City Mana FROM* Cit Clerk 0 RE* BUDGET TRANSFER - POSTAGE DATE: Januar 9, 1992 A 1991 Bud transfer in the amount of $2,000,00 from the Contin Account to Account 601-305-000-4330 is re to cover the cost of mailin sewer bills throu the end of 19910 F-6 M E M 0 R A M D U M TOO Cit Mana FROM: Cit Clerk RE: BUDGET TRAMSFER - PUBLISHIMG DATE. Januar 9, 1992 A 1991 Bud Transfer of $1,500.00 from the Contin Account to Account 101- i 302-000-4360 s re to cover the cost of publishin le notices, ordinances, etc. throu the months of October, November and December of 1991. The cost of publishin these notices has exceeded the bud b that amount, } MEMORANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Code Change - Planning Fees DATE: December 19, 1991 e" .. / Action by Council: Endorse Modified. Rejected....., Date The Council gave first reading to the. attached ordinance on December 9, 1.991. This ordinance raises planning fees by 4 %0 RECOMMENDATION Approve the attached ordinance. go \memo25.mem (5.1 Fees) Attachment: Ordinance ORDINANCE NO. PLANNING FEES Section 1. section 36 -26 of the Zoning Code of the City of Maplewood is hereby amended as follows. .Section 36 -26. Fees. The following nonrefundable application fees shall be required:- Zone Change Conditional Use Permit Planned Unit Development Comprehensive Plan Amendment Variances: R -1 All other districts Vacations Lot Divisions .Preliminary Plat Final Plat Home Occupation Permit 5285 185 340. 285 57 85 60 40 for each lot created 340 57 53 for the initial permit and 22 for an annual renewal Section 2. Section 36 -258 of the sign code is amended as follows. Section 36 -258. Fees. (1) A sign erection permit fee (except for billboards) shall be paid in accordance with the following schedule. Sguare Feet -Fee - 1 - 10 $ 16 11 - 25 21 26 - 50 32 51 - 100 80 Over 100 145 (2) The fee for erection of billboards shall be $14 for the first five square feet, plus $.62 for each additional square foot. (3) The annual license fee for billboards shall be $270 Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect on passage. Passed by the Maplewood City Council on Attest: Clerk Mayor Ayes- mm Nays-- mb\ord\fees ..•+ Action by Council: AGENDA REPORT Endorse Modifie To: City Manager Michael McGuire �s�. - Rej e • of Public Safety Kenneth V. Collins. - From: Director o r . y I Date - ® - _= Subject: Edgerton Ponds Subdivision Road (Hartman Homes) Date: January 7, 1992 Introduction Hartman Homes is building a subdivision of homes known as Edgerton Ponds, and quest 'ons have arisen regarding the condition of the street extending east of Desoto Street and aligning with Ripley Avenue. Backqround At their extended December 23 Council meeting, the Maplewood City Council requested further information on Public Safety requirements for the unapproved road at the Edgerton Ponds subdivision. The Uniform Fire Code is adopted under 299F.001 of the Minnesota State Statutes. Under the subdivision of this statute, it states that local government may adopt an ordinance which is equal to, in addition to, or more stringent than the Fire Code. Therefore, based on Minnesota State Statute, 9 the Fire Code sets the minimum standards, and Maplewoo d has adopted the Uniform Fire Code as our standard. Section 10:301 ( e) states, in part, that when fire protection facilities are to be installed by the developer, such facilities, including al l surface access roads shall be installed and made serviceable prior to and during the time of construction. In order to accomplish this, the Public Safety Department depends upon the Engineering Department to evaluate the proposed road surfaces. The • subdivision si on b having Engineering Department assisted with the Edgerton Ponds su y g Twin City Testing review the road surface. The report from Twin City Testing states, in part, that because of the late P October snowstorm, they anticipate that the subgrade soils are near saturation. They also state that, in order to provide stability during the spring thaw weakening and to support the potential need for fire protection P g depth will vehicles, an aggregate base section totaling at least 12 inches in de p be required. They also mention that this depth could be reduced by using other materials. Copies of the Minnesota State Statute, Uniform Fire Code, and Twin City Testing's report are attached for further information. Action Required Submit to the City Council for review and handling. F.011 UI IFOR.NI FIRE CODE; ADOPTION* 9 Subdivision 1. The commissioner of public safety through the division of fire =- shat mat romuleate a uniform fire code and make amendments thereto in accord- rnar } P anc e with the administrative procedure act in chapter 14. The code and its amend - me nts shall conform insofar as practicable to model fire codes generally accepted and ' use throughout the United States, with consideration given to existing statewi In specialty codes presently in use in the state of Minnesota. Statewide specialty codes sp Y s nd model codes with necessary modifications may be adopted by reference in accord- 3 ance with section 14.07, subdivision 4. Subd. 2. [Repealed, 1981 c 106 s 16] Subd. 3. The commissioner shall adopt rules as may be necessary to administer enforce the code, s pecifically including but not limped to rules for inspection of and P and other structures covered buildings u ' d by the code and conforming the code to the b & state agencies, olitical subdivisions and local governmental organization of Minnesota P governments. Subd: 4. The uniform fire code shall be applicable throughout the state and in al political s ubdivisions and municipalities therein. HoKvever, nothing in this subdivision hall prohibit a local unit of government otherwise authorized by law from adopting s P ord i n ance or regulation which specifies requirements equal to, in or enforcing any ordin addition to, or more stringent than the requirements of the uniform fire code. Any v s ordinance or regulation adopted by a local unit which differs from the uniform fire code must be directly related to the safeguarding of life and property from the hazards of fire, must be uniform for each class or kind of building covered, and may not exceed the applicable requirements of the uniform building code adopted pursuant to sections 168.39 to 168.73. Subd 4a. Family or group family day care home regulation. Notwithstanding any contrary p rovision of this section, the fire marshal shall not adopt or enforce a rule: () g 1 establishing staff ratios, age distribution requirements, and limitations on the number of children in care; 2 regulating the means of egress from family or group family day care homes in addition to the egress rules that apply to the home as a single family dwelling, or (3) confining fami family day care home activities to the floor of exit o g Y or g roup P discharge. 1 For purposes of this subdi�•ision, `'family or group family day care home" means P a sin Y a family dwelling in which the day care proven (1) resides as a member of the ! household; and t 2 p rovides the sen•ices referred to in section 245A.02, subdivision 5, )P ' to one or more persons. ! N Nothing in this subdivision prohibits the department of human services from g including the sub'ects in subdivision 1 adopting or enforcing rules regulating day care, i g � nforce a rule i 4a, clauses (1) and (3). The department may not, however, adopt or e ' stricter than subdivision 4a, clause (2). The department of human services may by rule adopt procedures for requesting P the tate fire marshal or a local fire marshal to conduct an inspection nspection of day care homes to ensure compliance with state or local fire codes. W I :.e . �::.:. 3.., a + - ... .. � • ,.•'. , '� r...,s .L. .. 1988 EDITION 10.207- 10.301 (i) Bridges. When a bridge is required to be used as access under this section, it shall be constructed and maintained in accordance with the applicable sections of - the building Code and using designed live loading sufficient to carry the imposed loads of fire apparatus. 0) Grade. The gradient for a fire apparatus access road shall not exceed the maximum approved by the chief. (k) Obstruction. The required width of any fire apparatus access road shall not be obstructed in any manner, including parking of vehicles. Minimum required widths and clearances established under this section shall be maintained at all times. (1) Signs. When required, approved signs or other approved notices shall be provided and maintained for fire apparatus access roads to identify such roads and prohibit the obstruction thereof or both. Premises Identif Ication Sec. 10.208. (a) General. Approved numbers or addresses shall be placed on all new and existino buildines in such a position as to be plainly visible and legible from the street or road fronting the property. Said numbers shall contrast with their background. (b) Street or Road Signs. When required by the chief, a street or road shall be identified with approved signs. .� Key Box Sec. 10.209. When access to or within a structure or an area is unduly difficult because of secured openings or where immediate access is necessary for life- saving or fire - fighting purposes, the chief may require a key box to be installed in an accessible location. The key box shall be a type approved by the chief and shall contain keys to gain necessary access as required by the chief. Division III INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF FIRE - PROTECTION, LIFE- SAFETY SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES Installation x (a)']� Required. The chief shall designate the type and number of ire z appliances to be installed and maintained in and upon all buildings and premises in the jurisdiction other than private-dwellings. This shall be done according to the relative severity of probable fire, including the rapidity with which it may spread. Such appliances shall be of a type suitable for the probable class of fire associated with such building or premises and shall have approval of the chief. (b) Special Hazards. In occupancies of an especially hazardous nature or where special hazards exist in addition to the normal hazard of the occupancy, or 49 4t 5 10.301 - 10.302 UNIFORM FIRE CODE where access for fire apparatus is unduly difficult, additional safeguards may be required consisting of additional fire appliance units, more than one type of appliance, or special systems suitable for the protection of the hazard involved. Such devices or appliances may consist of automatic fire alarm systems, auto matic sprinkler or water spray systems, standpipe and hose, fixed or portable fire extinguishers, suitable asbestos blankets, breathing apparatus, manual or auto- matic covers, carbon dioxide, foam, halogenated and dry chemical or other special fire - extinguishing systems. Where such systems are installed, they shall be in accordance with the applicable Uniform Fire Code Standards or standards of the National Fire Protection Association when Uniform Fire Code Standards do not apply. (c) Water Supply. An approved water supply capable of supplying the required fire flow for fire protection shall be provided to all premises upon which buildings or portions of buildings are hereafter constructed. When any portion of the building protected is in excess of 150 feet from a water supply on a public street, as measured by an approved route around the exterior of the building, there shall be provided, when required by the chief, on -site fire hydrants and mains capable of supplying the required fire flow. Water supply may consist of reservoirs, pressure tanks, elevated tanks, water mains orother fixed systems capable of providing the required fire flow. In setting the requirements for fire flow, the chief may be guided by the provision in Appendix III -A of this code. The location, number and type of fire hydrants connected to a water supply capable of delivering the required fire flow shall be provided on the public street or on the site of the premises to be protected as required and approved by the chief. All hydrants shall be accessible to the fire department apparatus by roadways meeting the requirements of Section 10.207. (d) Fire Hydrant Markers. When required by the chief, hydrant locations shall be identified by the installation of reflective markers. ''�-!(e) Timing of Installation. When fire protection facilities are to be installed by the developer, such facilities including all surface access roads shall be installed and made serviceable prior to and during the time of construction. When alternate methods of protection, as approved by the chief, are provided, the above may be modified or waived. Approval and Testing. All fire alarm systems, fire hydrant systems, fire- r extinguishing systems (including automatic sprinklers), wet and dry tand i Y P Pe s basement inlet pipes, and other fire - protection systems and appurtenances thereto shall meet the approval of the firg &12jiLlment- as to installation and location and shall be subject to such periodic tests as required by the chief. Plans and specifica- tions shall be submitted to the Qrc dep artment for review and approval prior to construction. 1 l l Maintenance Sec. 10.302. (a) General. All sprinkler systems, fire hydrant systems; stand- pipe systems, fire alarm systems portable fire extinguishers, smoke and heat s0 a tumn citv tes r-cxPcxmW3on m 662 CROMWELL AVENUE ST. PAUL, MN 55114 PHONE 612/645 -3601 Daamber 23, 1991 The City of Maplewood Department of Public Works 1830 County Road B Maplewood, MN 55109 Attn: Mr. Bruce Irish Subj: Subgrade Observations Edgerton Pond Development Maplewood, Minnesota TCT #4220 92 -10{ 1 Dear Mr. Irish: As you requested, on December 18, 1391, we observed the road bed for a street cmcnd i rig to the east of Dcst u Sit 00 WId lu 4llgW Wide Rlp1Cy Avcnue i %t the tlme of our oDservation, a crushea rock aEgrogaw, ben had been Placed on the roadway. We understand through conversation with Mr. Gregory Brick of Probe Engineering Company, Inc., that 4" of aggregate base had been placed on the roadway. Additional subgrade correction, including subcutting and repI2cement with relatively clean granular borrow had occurred ut both ends of the project. This work was completed in the late fall prior to freezing of the roadway. Bxsad on r. bs rvaijow of The. adjacent embankments, we judged that the underlying subgrade soils consist of a reddish brawn silty sane! till. Typically, this material contains 4nr1roxirnately..JQ10 �P.t.(��rc.P.r�t p&ssi�g, the �(YLs* moderately highly frost susceptible. In addition to the frost susceptibility, a significant lose its strength typically occurs during the spring thaw weakening. We understand that in order to provide fire protection, a driveable road must be provided in order to allow movement of fire trucks throughout the year. As a result, the roadway must maintain ade(Juate stability during the spring thaw weakening to support this type; of vehicle traffic. Because of the relatively wet fall season, and the melting of snow from the late October snow storm, %ye anticipate that the subgrade soils near the state of saturation. As .a result, in order to provide stability during the spring thaw weakening, and to support the potential need for fire protection vc;h ides, an drrMgatC baSr, bZCGV11 (Uta 1 at least 12 in depth will be required. Alternately, a reduced thickness of aggregate base could be utilized if a geogrid is used, such as a Tensar SS -1 geogrid. Tlie reduct would be to 9" of aggregate base thickness. The required thickness includes the 4" which we understand has already been placed. A MoMtAr of the H I H vouv or eompa DEC-23-1991 11: 26, FR I TCT T2 TO 7 <04c5 6 P. 03 r The City of 'Maplewood December 23, 1991 Page Two When paving is completed during the next construction season, it may be possible to salvage some of die aggregate base which has been placed. The suitability of the total thickness of the aggregate base should then be evaluated in order to determine the amogilt Qf aggregate passe which may he recluired. If you bave any questions regarding our observations or this letter, please contact me at 659 -7397. Very truly yours, IA/ Loren W. Braun, P.E. Principal Geotechnical Engineer LWB /kern TOTAL P. 0-3. I --- / MEMORANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: .Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Code Change: Real Estate signs DATE: January 3, 1992 INTRODUCTION Actioi .,by Council: Endorse -.,.�.. .� Modified.._, Rejecte Date The City Council requested an ordinance based on the parts of the Cottage Grove Sign Ordinance about real estate signs. The attached memo from the City Attorney compares Cottage Grove's requirements with those in Maplewood. The Attorney has also included a rough draft of an ordinance. DISCUSSION The Council has not seen Cottage Gr ove's Ordinance yet. I would, therefore, like the Council to decide whether they agree with the general idea of all or some of these changes. At this stage, the Council does not have to get into detail about the specific wording.. The Council should, however, agree with the general i . deas before we spend any more staff time on this ordinance. If the Council agrees with the ordinance, I will make any changes they-request and send the ordinance to the Community Design .Review Board for a recommendation. I will also send the St. Paul Area Board of Realtors a copy. RECOMMENDATION The Council should decide whether they agree with the general ideas in the ordinance on page 6. If so, they should refer it to the Community Design Review Board with any changes. go\memo33.mem (5.4) Attachment: memo from City Attorney BANNIGAN &KELLY, P.A. 2 0 ATTORNEYS AT LAW 409 MIDWEST FEDERAL BUILDING 5TH AND CEDAR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 (612) 224 -3781 JOHN F. BANNIGAN, JR. PATRICK J. KELLY .JAMES J. HANTON JANET M. WILEBSKI JOHN W. QUARNSTROM December 18, 1991 Mr. Michael McGuire City Manager Maplewood City Hall 1830 East County Road B Maplewood, MN 55109 Re: Sign Ordinance Dear Mr. McGuire: FAX (612) 223-8019 Please be advised that Council Person Zappa requested information and a draft ordinance concerning real estate signs within the City of Maplewood. For reference lease g ty p , p refer to Maplewood Sign Ordinance §36 -278; and Maplewood City Code, § specifically Paragraphs 12 and 13. The following are sections of Cottage Grove's Ordinance. I will segregate pertinent sections and offer a comparison with respect to the Maplewood City Code, Real Estate Development Sign. A business sign placed on the premises of a subdivision or other real estate development. Real Estate Sign. A business sign placed upon a property advertising that particular property for sale, rent or lease. of [Maplewood does not have a specific definition concerning real estate .signs.] Section 21- 3(A)(2) Signs shall not be permitted within the public right -of -way - or easements except for public traffic control signs, P p g , signs erected by or on behalf of a governmental body to post legal notices, identify public property, convey public information and direct or regulate pedestrian or vehicular traffic, real estate si n, . g and civic event banners. [Maplewood prohibits real estate signs on any right-of-way.] 2 Attachment 1 Mr. Michael McGuire Page Two December 17, 1991 Section 21 -3 (3)(D)(1) Signs for the purpose of selling or leasing individual lots or buildings shall be permitted; provided, that: (a) Such signs shall not exceed nine square feet for residential property and thirty -two square feet for non - residential property. [Maplewood requires one square .foot of sign area for each 1,000 square feet of site area.] (b) Only one such sign is permitted per street frontage upon which the property abuts. [Maplewood limits the size, not the number.] (c) Such sign shall be removed within seven days following the lease or real estate closing. [Maplewood has the same requirement.] (d) No part of such sign shall be closer than six feet from the back of the curb. If there is a sidewalk, no part of any sign shall be located closer than two feet from the edge of the sidewalk. [Maplewood requires that the sign must be on private property.] (e) Temporary real estate directional signs may not exceed 18" x 24 ". Said temporary sign may be , laced on public right-of-way, p p g Y but only between the hours of 12 o'clock noon until 8:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 6:00 a.m. Saturday until 8:00 P .m. on the last day of the weekend. [Maplewood does not regulate the temporary directional signs.] (2) Developers Directional Sign Posts. (a) Developers directional Sign Posts may be on public or private property. In either case, abutting property owner(s) must give written consent in allowing such sign on or in the front of their property. [Maplewood requires that the sign must be on private property] 3 Mr. Michael McGuire Page Three December 17, 1991 (b) Developers Directional Sign Posts must not be higher than nine (9) feet at the designated intersection as listed in Paragraph 4 of this section. Developers Directional Sign Posts are limited to four. (4) directional panel boards. [Maplewood does not have a height requirement and each developer may have their own sign.] (c) Each directional panel board shall be limited to 18" x 24" in size. Media may be permitted on both sides of the P anel board. [Not regulated i . n Maplewood. (d) and (e) are not applicable to the City of Maplewood with respect to specific street addresses.] (f) One (1) temporary developers directional signs post may be placed at a street intersection that intersects a minor arterial street. This temporary developers direction si n p ost is limited to two (2) panels, each being 18" x 24" in size. The maximum height of this temporary developers directional sign post is 68 ". [Maplewood allows one off site directional sign advertising the subdivision for each developer.] -(g) One (1) temporary development sign announcing the development and availability of lots and /or buildings, or identifying � g architects, engineers, contractors, builders, or suppliers shall not exceed 32 square feet and not exceeding more than 12 feet in height shall be permitted on the property under development. Such signs shall be setback at least 20 feet from the front property lines. Such signs shall be allowed until 85 of the construction in the n development is completed. If an area identification sign g exists at this intersection, then this temporary development sign must be a minimum of 200 feet away. [Maplewood has a 64 square foot maximum with no one side exceeding 16 feet. The sign is allowed until construction is finished.] (h) A second developers directional sign post may be permitted at a designated intersection only if all the panels in one direction are filled. [Maplewood does not have a requirement.] 4 Mr. Michael McGuire Page Four December 17, 1991 (i) A maximum of four (4) panels may be allowed . for each development. Of these four panels, only one (1) panel is permitted at each designated intersection. [Maplewood does not have such a requirement.] Sec. 21 -5. Temporary Signs. (b) Signs shall not be .permitted within the ublic right-of-way p g Y or easements; except for public traffic control signs, real estate signs, developers directional sign posts, builders (within si ns the g developing subdivision, campaign signs, and civic event banners), [Maplewood prohibits signs on sight -of -way.] Sec. 21 -6. Off - Premise Advertising Signs. (a) All off- premise advertising signs are henceforth strictl prohibited, except for real estate signs, bench signs, developer direction sign posts, builder direction signs, and special event signs; provided, that all existing off - premise advertising signs are declared to be non - conforming signs and shall be removed within five Y ears. [Map lewood allows one off- premise sign advertising a subdivision. This sign must be on the same street as the subdivision]. Sec. 21 -9. Permits Required. (b) No permit will be required under this article for the following: (3) Signs advertising either the sale, lease or rental of the premises upon which the sign is located. [Maplewood .does not require a permit]. If the Council is interested in regulating real estate signs, then they should review Sec. 36 -307 (12) and (13) of the Maplewood Citv Code. For purposes of guidance, I have enclosed a rough draft of the specific regulations of real estate signs based on the Cottage Grove Ordinance. Sincerely yours, 0 & KELLY, P.A. lly PJK:ks Enclosure 5 ORDINANCE NQ. REAL ESTATE SIGNS Sec. 3 -08 Definitions. For the purposes of this section, the following terms, words and s hrases have the meanings g respectively ascribed to them. Real Estate - developmental sign. A business sin laced on the remises of .. g g P p a subdivision or other real estate development. Real Estate Sign. A business sign placed upon a property advertising hat g particular property for sale, rent or lease. Sec. 309. Real Estate Signs. (1) Signs for the purpose of selling or leasin individual lots or buildings P rP g g d gs shall be permitted; provided that: (a) Such sign shall not exceed nine square feet for residential property and thirty- two square feet for non - residential property. (b) Only one such sign is permitted per street frontage upon which the property abuts. {e) Such sign shall be removed within seven (7) days following the lease or real estate closing. (d) No part of such sign shall be closer than six feet from the back of the curb. If there is a sidewalk, no part of any sign shall be located closer than two feet from the edge of the sidewalk. (e) Temporary real estate directional signs ma not exceed 18" x 24 ". Said temporary sign may be placed on public right -of -way, but only between the hours of 12:00 noon until 8:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 6:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. on the last day of the weekend. (2) Developers directional sign post. (a) Developers directional sign post may be on public or private property. In either case, abutting property owners must give written consent in allowing such sign on or in the front of their property. (b) Developers directional sign post must not be higher than nine feet at designated intersection. Developers directional sign posts are limited to four directional panel boards. (c) Each directional panel board shall be limited to 18" x 24" in size media may be permitted on both sides of the panel board. (d) Only one (1) temporary developers directional sign post may be placed at street intersection that intersects minor arterial streets. This temporary . . p ry developers directional sign post is limited to two panels, each being 18" x 247 in size. The maximum height . of this temporary developers directional sign posts is 68 ". (g) One temporary development sign announcing the development and availability of lots and /or buildings, or identifying architects, engineers, contractors, builders, or suppliers shall not exceed 32 square feet and not exceeding more than 12 feet in height shall be permitted on the property under the development. Such signs shall be set back at least 20 feet from the front property lines. Such signs shall be allowed until 85% of the construction- in the development is completed. If an area identification . sign exists at this intersection, this temporary development sign must be a minimum of 200 feet away. (h) A second developers directional sign post may be permitted at a designated intersection only if all the panels in one direction are filled. (i) A maximum of four (4) panels may be allowed for each development. These four panels only one. (1) panel is permitted at each designated intersection. 7 Tom Z MEMORANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Rental Property Licensing and Inspection DATE: January 2, 1992 .Action ty, Council: Exidorse Modif'i e d.,�.,______. ReJ ecte d�...o,. r _ Date The City Council, on Decemb 9, 1991, tabled this item for iriforYnation from the Fire Marshal. I have attached his memo. go (5.5) December 26, 1991 MEMORANDUM To: Director of Community Development Geoff Olson From: Fire Marshal James M. Embertson �lfv Subject: Licensing of Rental Housing � On Tuesday, December 17, 1991 I went to the City of Brooklyn Park and interviewed Ms. Kris Graham (Housing Inspection Supervisor) and Ms, Marjorie Barnard (Housing Inspector) on their Rental Housing Licensing Program. Brooklyn Park has had a licensing program for approximately eight years. Two years y ears ago the hired their.first Inspector and created their Housing Inspection Department under the Community Development Department. Their licensing covers all rental properties from single - family. dwellings to multi -uni t complexes. All units are licensed on an individual b Their lists of complaints deals primarily with single- family dwellings and duplexes, with very few complaints from apartment occupants. Another item of concern is the maintenance and upkeep of the area outside ( roadways, parking lots, lighting, the deterioration of landscaping, etc.)., all of which has a reflection on the appearance of the City in which it is located. Under their Housing Code, they have provided programs to the tenants involving other City departments (Parks and-Recreation - craft programs, Police - Crime Watch, Fire - proper use of fire extinguishers). Recently, they developed a coalition for rental property owners, providing a program for them (such as having a lawyer speak on various laws for the prope owner, information on programs that will assist them in making repairs to their buildings, etc.). Many times property owners would make the repairs if they could benefit from lower cost loans and knew they existed and how to obtain information about them. This would also benefit the City, provided the person responsible for housing inspections was trained in t h i s field to be aware of the programs offered. Their primary concerns are fire and life safety issues. However, they are also taking steps to avoid the blight that invades a City or area by deterioration that can grow to epidemic proportions. Another item that has been brought to attention is that, by cooperation of departments and communications, property owners have been renting out single - family dwellings and duplexes and have taken tax credits as well (such as homestead) that are not due them. In conclusion, if the City went into this program, it would require an additional P erson to handle this. function and create a Housing Inspection Department. During the summer months, additional staffing could be done by student interns who are enrolled in a Housing Inspection course (from schools such as the U of M). If a format is established such as above, then I feel this program would be beneficial to the City. JME j s cc Public Safety Director MEMORANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Rental property Licensing and Inspection DATE: October 4, 1991 INTRODUCTION The City Council asked staff and the HRA to investigate a licen,sing.and inspection program for rental housing. The City Y does not require a license to operate rental housing. The Council thought licensing might be an alternative to requirin code compliance through the truth-in-housing program for these buildings. BACKGROUND Housing Complaints Most of the housing complaints received by the City are about single dwellings, rather than apartments. Over the p ast five years, we have received 493 single - dwelling complaints and only 77 complaints about apartments. Part of this is because there are.more single dwellings in the City than apartment units. However, th.ere es a higher proportion of complaints about single dwellings than apartments. Only 14% of all complaints received were about apartments, while they account for about 25% of the City's housing units. One of the reasons for the lower rate of p Y complaints in apartments may be the annual ins ections b the Fire Marshal's office. Most of the single- dwelling complaints are about keeping the yard clean. The following is a breakdown of complaints by type over the last five years: Garbage &,Refuse Junk Vehicles Grass & Weeds Miscellaneous 251 118 67 57 Most complaints about apartments deal with problems in the units, such as water leaks, broken windows, fire alarms, broken appliances or no heat. The three apartment projects with the highest number of complaints over the last five years are: i. The County Road B and Barclay Apartments - nine complaints; 2. Larpenteur East Apartments (Larpenteur Avenue and I -35E) - ei.ght complaints; 3. The Canary Hills Apartments (Century Avenue, north of Maryland Avenue) - six complaints. We have not had many complaints from any apartments over the last two years. We have had.only an average of about one complaint a year from each of the three apartment projects listed above. A recent complaint from the Larpenteur East Apartments has resulted in court action against the owner by the City. This project has many housing code violations. Current Inspection „Program The Fire.Marshal's office inspects each rental building with three or more units once.a year. Their inspections are only in the common areas, such as halls, storage rooms and boiler rooms. They do not inspect individual units. The Environmental Health Officer does inspect individual units or the common areas when he gets a complaint. He also inspects individual units in problem buildings when time permits, usually during the winter. In addition, the Metro HRA does a yearly inspection of the unit of each tenant that is on the Section 8 rental program. There are, however, only thirteen tenants on this program in Maplewood. The City's truth -in -hi common areas and some apartment buildings, for inspection on the 11. 1991, the Council for rental buildings: ousing program requires an inspection of the of the units owners can sell their The City based the number of units required number of units in the building. On March approved the following inspection schedule No. of units in a build na of units that must be insipected 1 - 8 100 9 - 16 50 17 - 48 25 49 or more 10 The truth -in- housing inspections are done by private inspectors. These inspectors must file their inspection reports with the City, noting any code violations. A City inspector will require correction of any code violations, ALTERNATIVES (from least to most restrictive) 1. Do not require licensing of rental housing, but continue the current inspection programs. 2. Require a City license to operate rental housing. The City could deny the license if the owner did not correct code violations found in our current inspection ro ram. The p g license fees would help the City pay for current inspection costs. 3. Require a City license to operate rental housing, subject to passing an annual City inspection of the yard and all or 2 part of the building. This is similar to the programs that Saint Paul and Minneapolis use. (See the reference section on page 5 for more information about the rental licensing and inspection programs in these cities.) DISCUSSION Licensing and Inspections There are two reasons to license apartments. The first reason is to get money to hire a housing inspector to do more inspections of apartment buildings, including individual units. The City already has a limited inpection program. There is not enough need to do more inspections of individual apartment units. Most of our housing problems are with single dwellings. Property owners would pass the cost of a license on to the tenants through rent increases. The second reason for licensing is to give the City more power in enforcing the housing code. Rather than sending housing violations to the court, the City could use the threat of pulling a license to enforce the Code. The City, however, has not had a problem with the courts enforcing the housing code. We have only had to send three cases in five years to the courts. The Court issued a fine on one, one was against a tenant who disappeared and the last is the current case against Larpenteur East Apartments. Licensing has more value for St. Paul and Minneapolis. They have many amore and older apartments with more code violations. The City may want to consider licensing in the future, if housing code violations in apartments - increase as buildings get older. Until then, the Council should approve alternative one. This would be the most cost effective. Truth -in- housing The City should continue the truth -in- housing program for rental buildings. This program helps protect the buyers of rental buildings as it does for home buyers. Rental property buyers may not be more knowledgeable about building conditions than home buyers. Many of the.people buying rental housing are investors without knowledge of housing problems. The inspections by private inspectors will supplementing staff inspections at no cost a good time to get Code compliance, since hands. help the City by to the City. This is there is money changing 3 Housing Code One of the problems we have, had with housing inspections is the City's housing maintenance code. The City Council adopted the rental housing maintenance code on June 5, 1980. There are several items not covered by the code that staff feels should be. Much of the language in'the code is out - dated. If the City strengthened and'up -dated the code, it would help staff and the City in dealings with rental housing problems. Areas of concern with the code include the maintenance of landscaping and yards, driveways, parking areas, fences and exterior storage.. The maintenance requirements should include requirements for interior areas on removing graffiti, the repair of the provided appliances, refuse and garbage disposal, window locks and screens. The Fire Marshal has also requested an update to the sections of the code about fire safety. I have attached a revised code. RECOMMENDATION 10 Do not require licensing but continue our present inspection program, including special inspections of individual units in problem buildings as time permits (Alternative One). 2. Continue to require compliance with the rental housing code as part of the City's truth -in- housing program. 3. Adopt the attached ordinance which updates the rental housing maintenance code. 4 REFERENCE Saint Paul uses a certificate of occupancy program for buildings with three or more rental housing units. Saint Paul has a provision in their City Code requiring rental properties to meet all Code requirements or they may revoke the certificate of occupancy. This includes the Fire, Zoning, Housing and Building Codes before the City will renew a certificate of occupancy. Saint Paul must approve a building's certificate of occupancy once every two years. This is done by having an inspector from the Fire Marshal's office do an inspection of the property. This inspection is done at least one time every two years. In Minneapolis, every rental dwelling (including single dwellings and.rental units in duplexes) must have a rental license issued by the City. Minneapolis began their program on January 1, 1991 so they are just getting it under way. Minneapolis issued all rental properties a temporary license until the City can make an inspection of each property. In Saint Paul, if the City revokes a building's certificate of occupancy, the property owner cannot legally operate the building as a rental property. This system motivates the owners of rental property to correct the problems without displacing tenants. That is, the rental property owners know that they must meet the codes or the City may revoke their certificate of occupancy. Saint Paul may condemn the violating units or the entire building if they revoke a certificate of occupancy and the owner does correct the problems. In Minneapolis, rental properties must pass an inspection by a City inspector to keep their rental license. A point system from the Housing Maintenance Code is the basis for this. If a property in Minneapolis does not have a rental housing license, the owner cannot legally use it as a rental property. Thus if the City revokes, suspends or does not renew a rental housing license, the City must give orders to have the affected units vacated. The City is to do this while giving the tenants a reasonable time to find new housing and to move out. kr /memo 18 . mem (5.5) Attachments 1. Rental Housing Maintenance Code Ordinance Amendment 2. Saint Paul Building and Housing Ordinance Section 33.05 (Certificate of Occupancy) 5 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE REVISING THE RENTAL HOUSING MAINTENANCE CODE. THE MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS (I have crossed out the deletions and underlined the additions.) Section 1. The City Council changes Article VI of 9 as follows: ARTICLE VI. RENTAL HOUSING MAINTENANCE CODE ff SO oft 1W.M.110 F M=4 1KT L %no- 0 %0 A. %'0L 0 &1 %W 0 4 8 6W 2a .35. -Am 0 Ow 3A. OW 60 *5 - 8 9 % Sec e 9. 9-92. PUrpoS and goals. The purpose of this article is to protect the public healt� safety and wel fare by enacting„ a rental housing maintenance code. This code sets the aB -a minimum level of maintenance standards =e-• o for rental housing 3 -r�-re The general gib; eet i -vee goals of this code ,.a_ iii i.' Viir► i r/i it V •■ iiiM (1) To protect the character value and stability of residential properties (2) To correct and prevent housing conditions that adversely affect or erne -_ j t= ma„ adversely affect residents ' lives, safety, general welfare or health_ 4z_ ;im l l ii an at m :b 1+ i t � 1 4 T� o f :;; -- WV J6 - . 4 A -' - LZTZZ•1 - LTl �.. _ �� (3 To provide minimum standards for cooking, heating and sanitary equipment necessary f— t-e the health and safety of occupants of the buildings. (4) To provide minimum standards for light and ventilation necessary for health and safety. (5� To provide minimum standards for the maintenance of existing residential buildings, aiid to prevent deterioration and blight. , , Sec. 9. 9-93. Applicability and scope. This article shall apply �— to rental housing only including any. The construction, repair or alteration_ e4 wi *Qa -.1:�� t� . JW j �� ____ %0 A. W 0 me• Any chang�es shall be �. ..��..�..�..�.�.. err_== AI- �--T -e the don -- accordi.nto building and zoning codes. The owner shall be_responsible for meeting the reauirements_of t;is_article. , - stetV J6 WA A s a�� M=3a3 Sec. 9 , Definitions Where this articl does not define La term and the building code or L zonin code define the term, the term shall have the mean ina cf ve .; to it in , the building - code orrzoning _ code • For the purposes of this article, the following words 4 :1* M shall have the following meanings: Seri tseA *'e Approved: ' 6 e r fa e 'E. ]R 8-1 %4^ 1 e%.1 - LO. 'cam x.16 %4 fean Approved by the enforcement officer or by other authority designated by law to give approval in the matter in question. Ba J6..16 A64 A / . ew / . Bu ilding code: ~'h;4"ean The state building code as defined in S 9-21 r e the ..�� -� -�.,.� �--�.. rz ; =a Immao w%W � 1 - -. -- - --' --- % .* 41 er Ben in Ne 48, 6, 9 0 2. 0 1. 4 9 4 G ( 3. %, %, I Sec. 9 , Definitions Where this articl does not define La term and the building code or L zonin code define the term, the term shall have the mean ina cf ve .; to it in , the building - code orrzoning _ code • For the purposes of this article, the following words 4 :1* M shall have the following meanings: Seri tseA *'e Approved: ' 6 e r fa e 'E. ]R 8-1 %4^ 1 e%.1 - LO. 'cam x.16 %4 fean Approved by the enforcement officer or by other authority designated by law to give approval in the matter in question. Ba J6..16 A64 A / . ew / . Bu ilding code: ~'h;4"ean The state building code as defined in S 9-21 r e the ..�� -� -�.,.� �--�.. rz ; =a Immao w%W � 1 - -. -- - --' --- % .* 41 Clean: The absence of ,dirt, grease, filth,,_refuse,. _ rubbish garbage, insects, ve_rm n,. unk, abandoned vehicles. dangerous, or offensive odors or, other unsightly�., offensive or extraneous matter. Co mmon, areas The _halls, corridors, passage_w_a_ys , utility and recreational room, s and exterior landscaped areas and yards in or a.r and a rental residential building.. Dead bolt _lock: A locking.bolt which.a person moves by.knob, handle' or other similar ,device on the interior side of a. door. A Person must also so _be able to lock the dead bolt lock . from the xterior. Such a bolt shall have a, minimum prof ection of one The City strike lutes for all locking dev with. a minimum thickness of , 0 06, 2 ,inches (1.5 mm) The owner shall mount these plates with a minimum of two No. 8 size screws. Dwelling unit. - 9- -a A single unit providing complete, independent living facilities for one or more persons, -including permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking and sanitation. Enforcement officer: The City manager or his or her authorized representative. Extermination: SfP' mean The elimination of insects, rodents or other pests This may ,d- by eliminating their harborage places or by removing or making inaccessible materials that may serve as their feed; Thisma y also be done by poison spraying, fumigating, trapping or by another recognized and legal pest elimination method. Functioning: The ability of any structure, any part of a structure, or any f ixture or facility or ectuto ent in a structure to perform the service or function for which the manufacturer or builder des gned,intended and constructed it.. Garbage_, Animal or vegetable waste resulting from the handling, ureuaration, cooking or consumption of foo Grade: The vertical location of the ground surface. �•. r.t : e r � 1 �' 1 �' � 1 1 �-. g ��, •� 1 e t �' ter• e W n 4 1•..� E - � I �� Infestation: The presence, within or contiguous to a dwelling or premises, of noxious insects, rodents, vermin or other pests. Maintenance or maintain: The upkeep , of property, and equipment in a workmanlike condition. occupancy: The r)uripose for which r)eoj2.le use or the owner intended people to use a building or structure or part of building or structure. occupied: Bein leased or rented for living_ purpose, = b an occupant.. Occupant: SOa46% 36 ' ' =ALL leaR any Any person Living or sleeping in a dwelling unit - ... _rte or rooming unit. openabl a area: That part of a window or door which is available for unobstructed ventilation and which opens d irectly to the outdoors. operator; Any person who has charge, care or control of a �AE*JAp3 rental residential building or a sqUi 33 and ye a €e eeena l p . ;Inle u • / / / / . / ass A:E =a M*: a / wT - s..... Infestation: The presence, within or contiguous to a dwelling or premises, of noxious insects, rodents, vermin or other pests. Maintenance or maintain: The upkeep , of property, and equipment in a workmanlike condition. occupancy: The r)uripose for which r)eoj2.le use or the owner intended people to use a building or structure or part of building or structure. occupied: Bein leased or rented for living_ purpose, = b an occupant.. Occupant: SOa46% 36 ' ' =ALL leaR any Any person Living or sleeping in a dwelling unit - ... _rte or rooming unit. openabl a area: That part of a window or door which is available for unobstructed ventilation and which opens d irectly to the outdoors. operator; Any person who has charge, care or control of a �AE*JAp3 rental residential building or a sqUi 33 and ye a €e eeena l p . ;Inle u Permissible occup The number of_persons the City permits to live in or occupy a dwelling unit or rooming, unit. - A. Piurnbing or plumbing fixtures: Lean i�� Water heating facilities, water pipes, gas pipes, garbage disposal units, toilets ♦ - T. 4E%eo r a. e' , .S.e4E. Us. F , waste pipes, sinks, installed dishwashers, lavatories, . This also means bathtubs, shower baths, installed clothes- washing machines or other similar equipment, catch 4 ass A:E =a M*: a / ICIM= emeelat:er 4: ria is 4= do e / • Permissible occup The number of_persons the City permits to live in or occupy a dwelling unit or rooming, unit. - A. Piurnbing or plumbing fixtures: Lean i�� Water heating facilities, water pipes, gas pipes, garbage disposal units, toilets ♦ - T. 4E%eo r a. e' , .S.e4E. Us. F , waste pipes, sinks, installed dishwashers, lavatories, . This also means bathtubs, shower baths, installed clothes- washing machines or other similar equipment, catch 4 basins, drains, vents, stacks or other similarly supplied fixtures, together with all connections to water, gas, sewer or vent lines. Premises: =' ~~ -�� -i-et- - rl -1_t er v%a cc' A lot or 'Parcel of land; which includes a rental residential bui.lding_ n _ A.d.4_. --t4*xe Reasonable Care: The treatment of all facilities, fixtures, equipment and structural elements such. that denreciat; on these objects and other. materials is due to their, age and normal wear through use, rather than due to abuse, misuse or neglect. Refuse: Waste materials exce t arba a such rubbish as paper ra s cardboard boxes cans. metal and cliPRings or tr and. tree branches. The Ci shall also . cons.iderwaste _ - w d rubber, leather, . glass,., brick,_ plaster,`heetrock, bedding, crockery, and simlar_materials I as refuse. Repair: The reconstruction or renewal of . any part of a building or its utilities, facilities or equipment. Rental reside_ ntial , b :ldinc�:1'_i.N" _ Any building or portion of a buildin �...,.....r T ,,� . ,�.`.�..a� LAX : S AW , T -* �--- Let :rpe'S, 4- wh is rented or leased AEK) %;.%4 an eAft -for residential x)urposes • • Rodent Harborage: A place where rodents are likely to live nest,, seek shelter or make their habitat., Rooming house: mAULean Any rental building, erm AMU ..OE 'Ehe ee containing one or more rooming units_ In. z- & J Wu- . Rooming unit: A room or group of rooms forming 6a single habitable unit that the owner or occupant uses or intends to rent or lease i, e d . �... I n I e m 0 oa 4 E * %eo bae u f or living and sleeping A rooming unit does, not include standard kitchen facilities. -' A. Safe.* The condition of being free from danger and hazards which may cause accidents or disease. Sanitary: B actericidal treatment effective , in. destroying micro„^ organisms, including pathogens Supplied: .SMABe=3 a.....,.. Installed, furnished or provided , by the owner or operator. Ventilation: =ha' --� nffi AE The process of supplying and removing air by natural or mechanical means to or from any space. Workmanlike: In a safe. workinca condition.that meets.the s tandards of the associated trade or industry or is in_ the originally „_intended condition Yard: �a~� --ate All ground, lawn, court, walk, driveway or other open space eo n' which is on = - e: the same premises as a rental .. �= aBH == building. , S 9_; 9 4 gm96o lards. � •• � � . A7/ A.A 7-. /r � 1 , 1 !`Sl'T� 7 '� -4 T_T� �_� A � A , , � \T_1 1 7A �f • X41 P\ 1ti � !� • Vi �- -w -- -L.jr�. ) _ %0&& � --_ M. -ate �� r.__� • (1 } Cleanliness . r-p- =eke= A- are r � � All - *—P_rr yard shall be y &a clean and sanitary. (2) Grading and drainage be A. %WV _- tee- aq -t -e r _ = . en :� There shall be.no accumulation of stagnant water, except in _= a approved ponding areas e ~aA -p -sue There shall also be no surface water entering �-'�= any buildi g *- * ng or structure. 3. % aak ed ta i -rer (3) Removal of snow and ice. �_T,.., , �•.,a .a l•a�a �....,""�.� „�,a a ll a There. - -*--.A Vim-- -shal --rem eve , —..r mot t.�._ -- �..� r �� _�� r �� ' _ r M M F/ rI V r/ ICI \� , Shall be no snow and ice on parking lots, driveways, steps and walkways erh e-- r- r -? -i-1 which may create a hazard t c-- p� ;b -1. (4) Free f rom noxious weeds, A.J6 J6 r i -r t �r == t j �� -- slia3 3 ?Aim ke=t--f = c f e The yard shall be free from noxious weeds or and tall grass nre r � � s � � � � �.• �a v. r, � �•• v+ � 4.a is � w , �- a vt � , i i+• tia is , � • • - te-- �.-h�r -- -� . a s required in Section 19 of Code. (5) Insects and rodents* --- � =. 3 '6^ nn- The owner shall _ r _� -� .16 _ A. _ - �__ _ 4 J. _L. J. _vim w +v•s W.&. 6 exterminate all noxious insects, rodents, vermin or other pests i a % , , t_.'- %.rl er areas -I - f i -- that are causing a nuisance,_ (6) Accessory structures. All accessory structures,. including detached garages, Ne fto 4 , fences signs and retainina.walls shall be structurally sound and in good repair. The owner sh ll rrootect all accessory structures, fences, signs and retaining walls a the elements and decay by non lead -based paint or other appropra, to protective coveri Ne. 4 8 6 0, , , ,(7) Parking lots and driveways. All parking lots and.driveways shall be_ and keptin good condition with n _p t holes. Driveway . for single I and ,double dwellings f are exempt fr_ the pavement recruirement but shall be kept in _good condition. Yards and landscaped areas. The owner shall maintain all yards and landscaping and replace all damaged or dead plants recruired by the City. Exterior storag The owner shall not . allow t, he accumulation or storage of ._building materials,.firewood, boxes, machinery_ „ scrap metal, refuse,- garbage anywhere on the. premises. Sec. 9 - 95 9 Exteriors of structures. tip Foundations, walls and roofs. Every foundation, exterior wall, roof and,all other exterior surfaces shall be I. d in a workmanlike - �-� -� a J6 3BA to %ewo- 3B, a..Lnee - n � ' condition: a. The foundation shall support the building at points. b. Every fou =tion, exterior wall and roof shall be free of holes, breaks, loose or rotting boards or timbers, or falling or loose stucco or brick,- The owner shall protect every xterior _ surface from vermin and rod e nts. Every exterior surface shall also be free from graf ff itti and larcre amounts of peeling paint . Every exterior surface shall also be free from eul gee -fig- a conditions which might admit moisture to the interior of the walls or to the interior of the dwelling. 7' (2) c. All exterior wood surf faces other than decay- re s stant woods shall.be covered with.nonlead -based aint or other protective coverings or ,treatments. ed• The roof shall be tight and have no defects which admit rain or moisture.. ;-- = - R� drainage shall be ate to revent rain water from causing dampness i adequate in p the walls. e. All building-exterior surfaces shall meet Sect 9 - of the City Code Stairs, porches decks_ balconies and railings. a. Every outside, stair, every porch deck, balcony or railing shall be = 0& fl4 �t,,.,. .. =a- �� --- a 1 41 "Vft Use • in eeund a workmanlike condition_ b. Every flight of stairs which is more than three 3 �. risers high and every _„porch shall have guard rails as req coe • uired by the building d . ^ "t'~""' • j r • • pressurre a= W .16 %.0 1& IL J6 A. %-4 - - • ( ) Wi ndows, doors and hatchways. Every window, exterior door A. and hatchway shall be �_.� ��,t i "'_'_ j tight and ~'� " kept in workmanlike condition • a. Every exterior window door and hatchwav shall b in workmanlike ike condition and fit tig htiv within its f rame • b • - . Every window shall have '0 e ��' ' t, -- "��-' ' � � - � T_,; J %^ %.P TV _T panes which are without open cracks or ho es• jWI • L e a n � n •.1. 1 t � z iv r 'r r T � � � � r � � r .� 7C'.'11'�1 �-- � I l �� L.7 i i \rL. � • C* Ever operable window, �''� �'� ��' T-T; Aa riT_, A A%.0L Y . shall_ • 1• Open easily. 2• Have hardware that will hold the window in an ope - or closed position* 8 3e Have�a , functioning l ock_ 4. For single and double dwellings--have a tight, - fitting screen that is not. greater than 16 -mesh per inch. 4- ame / / r do � Every exterior door ' 7 0. M s- -� t--i n —a--d shall: n effivi.1 le.- .4..et e • - r 1. Open easily from the inside without a key. 2. Have a.functioning dead -bolt lock„ .3. For single and double dwellings, have a tight - fitting screen door with a screen that is not greater than 16- mesh per inch. Sec. 9.96 9 Interior of structures. (1) Basements. Fr= ef� Am" -%Am T mtae-a =T All tee' I. =A. 8 , basements and crawl spaces shall be d_ E e.. a s e_na. _ j _ _ _ _ __ft (2) Structural members. The supporting structural members shall _Iq be ��- ��a structurally sound and have 0 no evidence of deterioration. - �� --ee (3) Interior stairs and railings. a . All �� stairs shall be ... ; �,�. ; �,,.a i workmanlike condition The owner shall by o =MIA -- �'� ~� replace treads and risers that show evidence = -- of excessive wear or are broken, warped or loose. 4 ]AA 33 e b . Every stairwell and every flight of stairs Jks more than fE three (11 risers high] shall have handrails or railings as required by W -- _�t�%' a e e e.. %.& %.144 .4 W.0 Nwo TV &. %waa &A e--=-- U-�� -e- the building code. c. Every handrail or railing shall be firmly fastened and _� in workmanlike condit .ion . _' L. %NOV -' The owner shall properly _place secured railings -r on the open ,portions of stairs, balconies, landings and . stairwells. These railings must be able to bear -- wee -��'�g normally imposed loads as determined by the building code_ f *040 (4) Bathroom floors. Every surface m- These floor surfaces shy Be a m to easily -e clean them and keep toilet room and bathroom floor a iT shall be .Z impervious impervious to water_, RJJL be constructed to permit a person � �y►w; n,, r, .. nv. 4 A L r , t T Ire -- -- --- = -j - - -j p them in a sanitary condition. (5) Sanitation. The interior shall be = a � ^ „..a in a clean and sanitary condition. e=M ae ' e The owner shall provide appropriate storage facilities for refuse, _ garbage and rubbish. 6) insect and rodent harborage. The owner ef. exVxer-Aywe3� •. � ___� L. =z� -�r� exterminate shall all noxious insects, rodents, vermin or other pests. �7) Interior walls, floors, ceilings and woodwork. All interior walls, floors, ceilings and associated woodwork or trim 34:1= - ; �, .. a sha 11 be in e-- r a ; �. ; �,� workmanlike condition These surfaces shall be clean and free of .crraf f iti . Floors shall be free of loose warped, protruding, ripped or rotten materials and coverings. All walls and ceilings.shall be free of holes, large cracks and loose plaster and in a tight weatherproof condition. , a 10 Sec. 9 -97. x: Basic facilities. The . following facilities shall be 4w" _��_ la. =a in every occupied dwelling unit and rooming house,, except as stated in Section 9- 102 • (1) Kitchen facilities. A Every kitchen which includes the following: a. A functioning kitchen sink_ . im b. Cabinets or' shelves for the storage of eating, drinking and cooking equipment„ utensils and -e food that does not require refrigeration. Vie= f �r i a There shall also be a counter or table for food preparation.* Said cabinets or shelves and counter or table shall be large enough to accommodate the number of people living in the dwelling unit. i They_,�� shall also be of workmanlike construction, finished with surfaces that are easily cleanable and that will not impart any toxic or ~i-ter = =��~ harmful effect to food. c. A functioning stove = J6 ,_' a..�,; �. .� ~�. .� ~U; : aAn 4 'A. %W %0 - -; and a refrigerator large enough to meet the needs of the resident. t_r� -ALL'' �—_ - - -- ef feed a 6. %. / %W e Saffte , en The owner shall provide enough. i:n ~E. s ~ -~ � � &%.. space and adequate connections for the installation 'and operation of said stove refrigerator Ar ~� '-a ~t" ~~ g ffi S4 The resident or owner shall prov said stove and ,_re f rig_e_rat_ (2) Toilet #tea -;-� ;.�, m e w � T - ;-��,, _t rery aT_T ~T , _�..� ,��..; There shall be a nonhabitable� room with an entrance door which gives privacy to a person within said room. This room shall have a functioning toilet in workmanlike condition W e '� - - -- -' - • with easily cleanable surfaces 'a :it ~ a n 11 sewer T-7 i - -• •'mil � (3) Lavatory sink. .. - _ �r j - eke ' ____ 0 _ Ewe -r-e There shall be a lavatory sink in good working condition It �. - %� may be in the same room as the toilet. ••- :-e��, A� ~� If the lavatory sink is in anothe room, } =- . A; it shall be near the door leading directly into A w !� 1 �� w A 1 /� T_T A T A ti+ � 1 A !�. A� '7 A iopl:n4 it i A an a e room - T_ —.��_ with a toilet ' Water inlets for lavatory sinks shall be =A^'A above the overflow rim of the sink. %••.•. .. % . v Ate. • (4) Bathtub or shower. ;� .-n—e V -e A. j aT:T_1 -1-?-� =nom There shall be a room which affords privacy -to a person within said room +t which has a bathtub or shower It shall be in good working condition and - '4�- -ems- ~aa..T%� may be in the same room as the toilet 1 . 14 - !_;m 4 =aw o n3 AA • AMA = 1 �- � or in another room_ UA6 A6 A6 AY \1i��/AflA/Y - -s ,. z-;= * : Water inlets for bathtubs shall be -- 36e,~AA above the overflow rim of � A A ~ � ' �- � A the bathtub. 12 ... 4 A M= Imo 1 A A 4 • 3a /Y 1 T_1 A T - ! ♦r .P— *t—�%— - ,��- -f x• �m - .ai.a —.— A VT % . 4 —..` 6 a a %. %_ % o f A. -. �ww_ A � L. .46 � _Lt a M r. i �. err 7 V iii r/ ' i %& • alnlnekad Ere= 4 V• Vii ii + �M 1 1 Iq a Y\ 1/► A S T �1 /Y A N •/ jW V A. W _ _wo 0 Is 12 -(4 onnection to water and sewer system* E very kitchen sink, lavatory -bla.. sink bathtub�,er- shower and toilet shall connect -pr. em - e e nn 'to a public water and sanitary . sewer System. These facilities may or- to an approved private water and sewer system if no public utility_ system i s available. These Plumbing. facilities 4 *-Ti shall have an adequ_at.e amount _ of hot and cold running water. The heated water shall be at a minimum t emperature of 120 dearees and a maximum of 165 degrees. r • ► Own; 43 ]CMAX-0 a4na 0%:w %& && . Z . � � .�. ... .r . �.. ter... �� v IM ► ► i -(4 onnection to water and sewer system* E very kitchen sink, lavatory -bla.. sink bathtub�,er- shower and toilet shall connect -pr. em - e e nn 'to a public water and sanitary . sewer System. These facilities may or- to an approved private water and sewer system if no public utility_ system i s available. These Plumbing. facilities 4 *-Ti shall have an adequ_at.e amount _ of hot and cold running water. The heated water shall be at a minimum t emperature of 120 dearees and a maximum of 165 degrees. IM ► Wft'%W are a . . ► . turtiab , ssha-sx.l.;,e... r- a A. L %4.& E 14 a%l n %4 r- Y . ► 6 e4 , -(4 onnection to water and sewer system* E very kitchen sink, lavatory -bla.. sink bathtub�,er- shower and toilet shall connect -pr. em - e e nn 'to a public water and sanitary . sewer System. These facilities may or- to an approved private water and sewer system if no public utility_ system i s available. These Plumbing. facilities 4 *-Ti shall have an adequ_at.e amount _ of hot and cold running water. The heated water shall be at a minimum t emperature of 120 dearees and a maximum of 165 degrees. - Fed- Heating system_faai' �i a Every ' rental residential building -a -1 -ice shall have an approved and functioning heating system f � ; , a e w _,. r r ...... g e re see This system 4 f % a . I L 1% '" 1 3. 4 �- shall be f - p. - 3 3 n 4 4 IQ 3 ]a 4M i ti safe 1y heat all - r w .� .+. w ..r ... • ... va va w va va v V i a a V va via i habitable rooms, bathrooms and toilet, rooms in the building. This system must provide t-e a temperature consistent with state and federal guidelines at three (3) feet above the floor %=. A.16 3 when` occupied. The Citv shall not consider gas or electric appliances designed Primarily for cooking or _water heating_, purposes as heating facilities. The Citv prohibits the use of portable heating equipment which uses flame and liquid fuel as heating 13 IM ► Wft'%W are a , 3 it i iz= turtiab , ssha-sx.l.;,e... r- a A. L %4.& E 14 a%l n %4 r- Y . ► 6 e4 , - Fed- Heating system_faai' �i a Every ' rental residential building -a -1 -ice shall have an approved and functioning heating system f � ; , a e w _,. r r ...... g e re see This system 4 f % a . I L 1% '" 1 3. 4 �- shall be f - p. - 3 3 n 4 4 IQ 3 ]a 4M i ti safe 1y heat all - r w .� .+. w ..r ... • ... va va w va va v V i a a V va via i habitable rooms, bathrooms and toilet, rooms in the building. This system must provide t-e a temperature consistent with state and federal guidelines at three (3) feet above the floor %=. A.16 3 when` occupied. The Citv shall not consider gas or electric appliances designed Primarily for cooking or _water heating_, purposes as heating facilities. The Citv prohibits the use of portable heating equipment which uses flame and liquid fuel as heating 13 eauipment for this Section_. No _owner or occupant shat, 1 install, or use a space heater using a flame which is not vented to the outside of the structure. This venting shall only be done with City approval a • — - - = - - o • o v • � (7 and garbage storage and removal The owner, shall supply amproved - containers with _tight-fitting covers for the storage of refuse and garbage The owner shall have the . .refuse and garbage removed from the premises at least once a week Sec. 9 -98 Maintenance. { 1� Plumbing. and heating_ equipment, - tl The owner shall maintain the plumbing and heating equipment. e- ;a� ALL %A h- '"'�''�" This e ment shall Tt � __ _� .9 _ -�_ %V qui _p be free from obstructions, leaks and defects. Heating equipment shall include cooking, water heating and space heating equipment. 14 ii: was s lie at� i a" a = MW a " t - J6 A � e`r= ev %mA% 130" d ev- . a &a V %Amp GLI __ r � .r .�...�_a..r lmai3clina �..r vaay. ~%ft ..i.,,a aeeereianee vv vaV. . (2)-" " Electrical service, outlets, fixtures. All dwelling units and rooming units.shall have adequate and safe electrical service. ' . Every electrical outlet and fixture shall connect �e �f�a' -z; ems, 14 :�..Rt %_x= %d ia..Rd eennee a to the source of electrical power,- All dwell ngx units and rooming units shall have an adequate number of electrical outlets and electrical hting fixtures for norrial usage . . norma _..—_ _.._.._ 11 +5+All facilities and equipment. �.- --- c �: ==04 la aa 3 A :1 3* m e F .4. e ee All housing facilities shall be ��- clean and in a sanitary condition. se as, e r, e d r. , , Sec. 9 99, 9 Light and ventilation. (1) Natural light in " dwellings. Every dwelling unit and rooming u— shall have at least one window of approved size facing directly to the outdoors or to a court t-- }�et� MC.V ,_ If the dwelling unit or rooming_unit connected to a room or area used seasonably (e.g. porch), then adequate daylight must be possible through this connection. r-e I (2.) Light in nonhabitable work space. In r _ - t e- 4T-Te' . 3 d 6 J L. in w every Every furnace room,- and all similar nonhabitable work space shall have at least one reli functioning electric l ight. f1vt •+ts•+� 1 •.1...1 � ,� l ��. (3) Light in halls and stairways. Every � hall and inside stairway shall h ave e-1-Tg t-ed a* A' ' �- T -,; I, an __&:~= at least five (5) lumens per square foot of light in the darkest art = t= �„ A f 4- 1:1 ��_ �-� • 6 - C%.0 %.- CAA- (4) SleeRing space in basements. No person sha,ll sleep in a basement unless there is natural light from windows. These windows shall meet all building. code requirements. At least one -half of the required window area shall be openable to provide- natural ventilation_ ( 5) Adequate ventilation. Every dwelling shall have at least one window which can be easily opened or such other device as will adequately ventilate the dwelling. 15 (6) Ventilation and light in bathroom AMA 0' ANA� fto aft a =-�� Every bathroom and room with a toilet 1* r a 3 :- ompart shall have at least one Denable window or an approved ventilation system. % 486 • , Sec. 9 -100. Qmrm&0 - j XZ X.A. Fire safety_,standards. (1) Exclusion of rental resi.A.,isnee building from storing flammable liquid• No dwelling unit or rooming unit shall be located within a building containing any business handling, dispensing or storing flammable liquids with a flash point , of one hundred (10 degrees Fahrenheit- This is def ined by the 1 A 2 L Ra ; t ; ♦.,.. m e= �.l o ,, TL��71 T ; :60 �„a 004-- �- 00%4 -= .. �W�e J� Uniform Building Code (U. B • C.) and the Uniform Fire Code (U.F.C. (2) Stoke alarms* There shall be approved functional smoke alarms in all rental residential building and rooming houses as. reauired by state law. Sec. 9 -101 Maintenance responsibilities .?e�ro::� +}++liti ewners &r 16 �e1e RMAICis alarm =3 :aa In e N e • • • , • , (2) Stoke alarms* There shall be approved functional smoke alarms in all rental residential building and rooming houses as. reauired by state law. Sec. 9 -101 Maintenance responsibilities .?e�ro::� +}++liti ewners &r 16 (1) Maintenance of private areas. Occupants a * a 1 i new shall keep in a clean and sanitary condition that part of the dwelling and premises e f— which t„ hey occupy, control or use . -ses = (2) Maintenance of shared or public areas. Every owner e-f a shall maintain in a clean and sanitary condition all :he shared or .public areas on e-€ the -aid premises :b .. I A .rAA. (3} Disposal of garbage and refuse. Occupants and owners Ever shall dispose of their I. arbaae and refuse in a clean. and sanitary manner consistent with Chapter 15 of this Code. OccuRants shall put their garbage and r fuse , in the con_ to ners p_ ded by the owner. (4) Use and operation of plumbing fixtures. Every .occupant - a ll-? n q shall keep the =err'_ 4 plumbing fixtures . ; clean and sanitary and shall :F A as T: h A A t f /i r - =! ; ^• A A � • = u„ reasonable care in their proper use .and operation. Sec:. O -102. 9-104-w- Rooming houses. Ne (1) To 1 le h and lavatory and bath facilities, At There shall be at least one functioning toilet T %0 %.-A. c' cwo%.- lavatorys- sink and bathtub or shower �~��~'�~�' t r - -r =- -s for each four (4) seems rooming units within a rooming house This is wherever persons share said facilities. t- A1AA :ver ; % d -, The owner shall locate all such facilitiess. Ift %A.4 I I within the residence building served and be directly accessible from a common hall or passageway to all persons sharing such facilities. The owner shall supply eves Every lavatory sink �80J. H& -tea bathtub or shower e be-- e�prl with hot and cold water * . ( 2) A kitchen is not required in a . rooming house . If a common k itchen is provided, it shall be clean and sanitarv. 17 • Re. heuse • • • / Sec. 9 -103 Vacant and. t'ime"a dwellings. The owner of any unoccup d rental_buildinq_ dwelling unit or rooming unit shall board uD or'close and lock_anv o doors or windows, / - 34 MIA • fftea.L..* a . 4 q= Nea • / 2:3 A R CA A - r% - S% ()+ • / 18 0 • • / / ef • • Re. heuse • • • / Sec. 9 -103 Vacant and. t'ime"a dwellings. The owner of any unoccup d rental_buildinq_ dwelling unit or rooming unit shall board uD or'close and lock_anv o doors or windows, / - 34 MIA • fftea.L..* a . 4 q= Nea • / 2:3 A R CA A - r% - S% ()+ • / 18 1 • er • • / 3 71 / • Re. heuse • • • / Sec. 9 -103 Vacant and. t'ime"a dwellings. The owner of any unoccup d rental_buildinq_ dwelling unit or rooming unit shall board uD or'close and lock_anv o doors or windows, / - 34 MIA • fftea.L..* a . 4 q= Nea • / 2:3 A R CA A - r% - S% ()+ • / 18 seee 9-41969 re mreserj 486 / T.lftewrw•ww•wni• w6j.'A �.d�r• MW '%W dW dft aft � �r: e • / l"lwe 9 • A•7 / • / • • • • • , • , / • e r- the • cewner, %0% Wi4=3nin VW 1 a se • • • , 2 0 3 A. • See. 9 -104 Access by owner or operator. Every occupant A. ' -J" A hall give the owner or operator _ e- nt--or -e access to any part of such dwelling unit, rooming unit or its premises,— This access is to b eat reasonable times, for ~f affecting inspection and maintenance, making such repairs, or making t-; as are-neeessa. 1-Y a—A, �' ~ ' "' ' s--e�� changes to follow this article. - �-. Ne / • Sec. 9 - 105 . Compliance orders. Whenever the enforcement officer determines that any dwelling, dwelling unit or rooming unit -�— the- = } %.' j ' %nd - th i � �ai t +%-? or the premises surrounding any of these, fails to meet the provisions of this article, he or she may issue a compliance order • This order shall state 4- ng ~��='� the violations of the article and order the owner, occupant or operator eir eej to correct such�vi.olations: This compliance order shall: 19 (1) Be in writing. (2) Describe the location and nature of the violations of this article. ( 3 ) EG � � � ~h Set the re ired corrective action and 'a t ime for -- the completion of .the correction of such violation This - compli ance order shall also let the owner or operator know of appeal recourse. (4) Be served upon the owner, his agent or the occupant, as follows a. Served upon him personally, or b Sent by == c==am mail to his last known address, or c . . . , aq ' A334 ar ]a i L 10 IQ IQ %00 %00 %.W %N& UO &.& �- Posted at a conspicuous place in or about the dwelling which the notice affects. sec 9 - 106 variances A person shall make appeals 2 rr ca_; of interpretation or variance under this article � a „ a to the Director of Co mmunity Development If not satisfied, a person may make further appeal to the Cty_Council according to established ty City procedures. The City Council will hear requests for variance and interpretation of this article. The City Council may grant variances in instances where the strict enforc ement would cause undue hardship because of circumstances unique to the individual property under consideration, The City Council must also find Win- - --=e -- eRSt =A *: that such action will be in keeping with the spirit and intent of this article. r Sec. 9 -107 9m1962 violations. Any person, firm or corporation failing to fol low p. r m. ^,..,� ^ .a this article shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,- and shall be subject to prosecution. N e . 4 8 6 , Ea 40” .1 &OJ 3. a. , 6-5-8G-� 20 i Secs. 9 -108 -11 9-129. Reserved. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect after its passage. Passed by the Maplewood City Council on , 19919 mb\ord \rental2 21 § 1 -15 MAPLEWOOD CODE remain in full force and effect to all intents and purposes as if such repeal had not taken place. No offense committed and no liability, penalty or forfeiture, either civilly or criminally incurred, prior to the time when such ordinance or part thereof shall be repealed, shall be discharged or affected by such repeal; but prosecutions and suits for such offenses, liabilities, penalties or forfeitures shall be instituted and proceeded with in. all respects as if such prior ordi- nance or part thereof had not been repealed. (Code 1965, § 101.070) - � Sec. 1 - 16. Right of entry. In the enforcement of the provisions of this Code, any officer, employee, servant or agent of the city shall have the right of entry upon, and may enter upon, any premises within the jurisdiction of the city for the purpose of enforcing any provision of this Code, including the performing of any act upon such premises required or authorized by this Code, the serving of any order, notice or other process upon the owner of such premises or any other person lo- cated thereon, or the exercise of any duty, obligation or responsibil- ity arising under this Code which can be accomplished only on such premises. Sec. 1 -17. Violation of Code, or ordinance, declared to be penal offense. Whenever in this Code or in any ordinance of the city, or in any rule or regulation adopted pursuant to this Code or such ordinance, an act is prohibited or is made or declared to be unlawful or an offense or a misdemeanor or a petty misdemeanor, or whenever in such Code or ordinance, or in such rule or regulation, the doing of any act is required or the failure to do any act is declared to be unlawful, the violation of any such provision or the failure to per- form any such act is hereby declared to be a penal offense punisha- ble as provided for in this Code or in such ordinance, or in such rule or regulation. State law reference— Authority for above section, M.S. § 412.231. Sec. 1 -18. General penalties; violations of Code, ordinanc- es, rules, regulations, etc.; violations of traffic regulations; continuing violations. (a) Whenever in this Code or in any ordinance of the city, or in any rule or regulation adopted pursuant to this Code or such ordi- 6 MINUTES OF THE MAPLEWOOD HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY NOVEMBER 12, 1991 1. CALL TO ORDER Chairperson Fischer called the meeting to Order at 7:05 p.m. 2. ROLL CALL HRA Commissioners: Lorraine Fischer, Larry Whitcomb, Lori Tauer City Staff: Ken Roberts 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES a. October 8, 1991 Commissioner Fischer moved approval of the minutes of October 8, 1991, as submitted. Commissioner Tauer seconded Ayes -- Fischer, Whitcomb, Tauer 4.. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Commissioner Fischer moved approval of the amended agenda, deleting item 7 a, unless another Commissioner is present at the meeting. Commissioner Whitcomb seconded Ayes -- Fischer, Whitcomb, Tauer 5. COMMUNICATIONS a. Metro HRA - two letters The Commission had a brief discussion on the two letters. 6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS a. Rental Housing Maintenance Code Ken Roberts presented the staff report. The Commissioners discussed the revisions proposed. It was suggested that "workmanlike" be replaced in the document with a nonsexist term. HRA Minutes of 11 -12 -91 -2 - Commissioner Whitcomb moved approval of the revised Rental Housing Maintenance Code and replacing, if possible, the term "workmanlike" with a nonsexist term. Commissioner Tauer seconded Ayes -- Fischer, Whitcomb, Tauer Commissioner Tauer moved to recommend to the City Council: 10. Do not require licensing at this time but continue our present inspection program, including special inspections of individual in problem buildings as time permits. 2. Continue to require compliance with the rental housing code as part of the City's truth -in- housing program. Commissioner Whitcomb seconded Ayes -- Fischer, Whitcomb, Tauer Ken Roberts presented information requested by the Commission pertaining to the truth -in- housing ordinance requirements regarding the number of multiple- dwelling rental unit inspections required at the time a building is sold. It was decided to further discuss this at the time that the truth -in- housing ordinance is updated. 7o NEW BUSINESS a. Housing P1an.Update The revised housing plan was explained briefly by Ken Roberts. It will be added to the December meeting agenda for consideration at that time. b. Larpenteur East Apartments The Commission discussed past complaints and court actions on this property. 80 DATE OF NEXT MEETING a. December 10, 1991 90 ADJOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m. AGENDA ITEM U AGENDA REPORT TO: City Manager FROM: City Engineer SUBJECT: Tree Trimming Ordinance DATE: January 6, 1992 Acti by Counci En do rs ed Modified. Re j ected_a�_._..,,� Date Attached is a suggested addition to the tree section of the city code. If the city council wishes to eliminate tree topping, adoption of this additional section is recommended. KGH ic Attachment BANNIGAN &KELLY, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 409 MIDWEST FEDERAL BUILDING 5TH AND CEDAR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 (612) 224 -3781 JOHN F. BANNIGAN, JR. PATRICK J. KELLY JAMES J. HANTON JANET M. WILEBSKI JOHN W. QUARNSTROM November 25, 1991 Mr. Michael McGuire City Manager Maplewood City Hall 1830 East County Road B Maplewood, MN 55109 Re: Tree Trimming Ordinance Dear Mr. McGuire: FAX (612) 223 -8019 Enclosed for your review please find Maplewood City Ordinance Sec. 33 -16 to 33 -24. I believe, Council Person Zappa is inquiring with respect to topping trees concerning severe cutting back of limbs. For purposes of reference you may want to incorporate the following g language: Sec. 33 -25. Tree Topping. It shall be unlawful practice for any person, firm, or City department to top any street tree, park tree or other tree on public proper ty without authorization from the Department of Community Development. Topping is defined as the severe cutting back of limbs to stubs larger than three inches in diameter within the tree's crown to such a degree so as to remove the normal canopy and disfigure the tree. Trees severely damaged by storms or other causes, or certain trees under utility lines or obstructions where other pruning practices are impractical may be exempted from this ordinance at the determination of the Department of Community Development. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely yours, PJK: ks Enclosure C: Kenneth Haider Lucille Aurelius & KELLY, P.A.. lly •p I 1 AGENDA ITEM �-• AGENDA REPORT TO: City Manager FROM: City Engineer SUBJECT: Wetland Mitigation and Casey Lake Outlet DATE: January 6, 1992 .A.otion by Counci Endorse . Modified. Re j ected..., Date Ramsey County and the Ramsey - Washington Metro Watershed District are planning a joint project in Maplewood. The city's only involvement is in the approval process. The city nor the property owners will bear any cost for the project. The attached map shows three areas that will be excavated to create wetland areas. Casey Lake will have a control structure installed at the west end of the lake. An information meeting is scheduled for January 9, 1992, to inform the neighbors. It is recommended the project plans be approved. KGH i Attachment loom E HLL RD t oo uj: RIE RD m o PJ COPE W Y Eil Af9pAv cr rooe Hf* M u RADATZ AV � o 1 1 CASEY LAKE OUTLET 2 w AV Olp'-0000,' "of"L E AV I c . AV 0 t WETLANDS t oo RIE RD W V got db� WETLANDS AGENDA ITEM T 4 %r AGENDA REPORT TO: City Manager FROM: Public Works Director SUBJECT: Authorization to Hire Maintenance I DATE: January 6, 1992 Action by Council Endorsed Modified � Rejected., _ Date 11111M The 1991 budget included hiring an additional Maintenance I for the street maintenance division. This position was not filled in an effort to balance the city budget after the state aid payments were cut. This position is also budgeted for 1992. Attached is the justification from the budget request. It is recommended the city council authorize filling the position at this time. KGH i Attachment Request additional Street Maintenance person: This division presently has a foreman and eight saintenance persons. Staffing as been at this g level since 1968. It is the only department /division that has not increased its staff in the last 23 Y ears. The need is probably best typified by the growth of the city. Reliable records of the roadway miles in the city in 1968 do not seem to exist however, records for 1974 indicate a 23.3 percent increase in center line wiles. Assuming a 30 percent increase in ane miles 'Asi 0 nce 1968 is not.unreasonable. It is these lane miles which must be maintained. .Miles of roadway is certainly the major factor to be taken into account. But the condition of the roadways Y must also be considered when determining the amount of work to be performed. Condition very closely equates to age, and undeniably our roadways are aging. Certainly an additional man will appear to indicate a higher pp g r maintenance cost per year, but the result of more maintenance will manifest in a longer service ' g life of the existing roadways and will tend to spread replacement cost over a - longer - period of time. Maplewood's roads are the city's most expensive asset, and should be well maintained in order to preserve their value. Worthy of mention is the fact that there will be some (difficult to quantify) savings in overtime durin g the snow season. This account is one of the most difficult accounts to estimate. It is almost exclusively riven b w ' Y y Bather. Additional snow events raise the sand /salt usage. Multiple freeze /thaw cycles and wet springs Y increase .pothole patching. The most reasonable approach is to estimate on adjusted long -term averages similar to last year. The 1991 reestimate is the current budget. The 1992 request is 303 percent higher even though price increases this year are more than that. T Acti by C �`in.dO�`,5e - -- AGENDA REPORT Modif i ed .___,._. Re j e ct a d., City Manager date To o . y er Michael McGuire g • t V. Col l n s�' - From: Director of Public Safety Kenneth Su bject: Lawful Gambling Permit - Parent Dance Association of Maplewood Date. January 7, 1992 Introduction Parent Dance Association of Maplewood, located at 3000 N. White Bear Avenue, has ap for a lawful gambling permit to run a pull - tab gambling operation PR at the Red Rooster, 2029 Woodlynn Avenue, Maplewo od. Backqround Parent Dance Association of Maplewood was issued a.Certificate of Incorporation on October 4, 19880 The y comply P 1 with the Maplewood lawful gambling ordinance by exceeding the 0 P number of required members, however, they have not submitted their • on schedule for gambling employees and have not of submitted the lease compensation agreement with the Red Rooster as required by ordinance. They have been contacted in reference to these items and know that they are delinquent in providing this information. It y t also appears that the do not comply with the Maplewood ordinance of having • held their meetings in Maplewood for the past three years. The president of g P the organization stated that over the past few years their meetings were held in various party rooms rented for this purpose and, during the past year, their meetings have been held at the Larkin Dance Studio, 3000 N. White Bear Avenue. No documentation has.been presented to substantiate this. Recommendation It is recommended that the lawful gambling permit for Parent Dance Association of Maplewood be denied because of failure to provide complete information and P documentation showing where the three meetings have been held during p years. Action Required Present to the City Council for review and handling. KVC:js cc City Clerk Gambling File 91- 017041 s -� AGENDA REPORT To: City Manager Michael McGuire 1I. • Public Safety Kenneth V . Collins .. � From: Director of Publ y Subject. • Lawful Gambling Permit - Merrick Companies, Inc. Date: January 7, 1992 1 Introduction Antion b', (; ®LLt1Cil Eridorsed.. Modified., Re _ Date • 1728 Gervais Avenue, Maplewood, has applied for a Merrick Companies, Inc., it 's Loun e, permit to run a lawful pull -tab gambling operation at Garrity 9 1696 White Bear Avenue, Maplewood. Backqround • existence for Companies, Inc., has been in exis ap 27 years and operatin in M aplewood for 6 years. They provide has been located and ope g p training and habilitation services for adults with developmen tal disabilities, and they are a 501 (C) (3) organization. There are 18 listed members of the Merrick Companies, Inc. • s to meet the requirements for a Maplewood Merrick Companies, Inc., appear. Sections 15 -34 gambling p ermit as outlined in Maplewood Ordinance Sec lawful gam g p through.15 -420 Recommendation • meet all requirements of the Maplewood lawful The applicant appears q a permit to run ce and it is recommended that they be granted p gambling ordinance, a lawful gambling p operation at Garrity 's Lounge, 1696 White Bear Avenue. Action Regu i red Present to the e Council for their review and handling. KVC:js cc 91- 017040 Gambling File City Clerk I AGENDA REPORT TO: City Manager FROM: Assistant City Manager°ujw RE: 1992 CABLE CAST SCHEDULE DATE: January 6, 1992 INTRODUCTION Action by Council: Endorse Modifie Rejecte Date At the beginning of each year, the City Council establishes the cable cast schedule. Now is the appropriate time to determine the meetings which will be cable cast during the coming year. DIRCI IS SInN In 1991 the City Council decided that the first meeting of the month would be cable cast live. Other options to explore are: Cable cast live both regular City Council meetings (the second and fourth Mondays of the month) . Since the camera equipment is permanently installed in the Council Chambers, we are limited to cable casting only meetings conducted in that room. Play back the taped Council meetings. With the installation of the new playback equipment, the tapes of the meetings can easily be programmed to play anytime during the day or week. Cable cast live the Planning Commission meetings. The production services account with SCC is the funding source for the cable casting costs. If SCC terminates its lease, the Council will have to consider another source of money to continue cable casting. There is probably enough credit in the account for the remainder of 1992. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the City Council establish a cable cast schedule for 1992 to include: cable casting all regular City Council meetings conducted in the Council Chambers; and the play back of the Council meetings. Action by Council; Endorsed.. Modif i ed,,...�,�, �. AGENDA ITEM Re j e cte ., MEMORANDUM Date To Michael A. McGuire, City Manager From: Robert D, adegard , Director of Parks & Recreat ion ,' ,�)_ ,) Subj Residential Dedication By Developers (PAC) Date: November 25, 1991 . Introduction The Park and Recreation Commission at its November . 18, 1991 meeting discussed the Residential Dedication Fee and recommends to the City Council that for 1992 the per person fee continue at $135..00.. Background The Maplewood City Ordinance for Residential Dedication by Devel- opers (PAC) requires funds collected from developers of res i-- dences to be used to acquire or develop parks. in the Neighborhood Planning Area from which they are collected. These funds, in- stead of tax dollars, have been used over the past seventeen Years for the acquisition and development of the Park System. Only recently, through the availability of Tax Increment Financ ing, have our parks been funded for major improvements. The ,amount of PAC income from each.type of new dwelling con - structed in the city has been determined by a cost per person multiplied times the density of each type of dwelling (single family, multiple housing). The cost per person is recommended by the Park and Recreation Commission each year to the Cit Council after reviewing other community residential charges Recommendation it is requested that the City Council approve - the attached reso- lution approving the Park and Recreation Commission recommenda- tion that for 1992 the cost per person continue at $135.00. c: City Clerk RESOLUTION FOR PARK ACQUISITION CHARGE FOR VEIGHBORHOOD PARKS WHEREAS Maplewood.Code.Sec. 21 -46 recognizes the need for neigh- borhood parks, establishes standards and improvement guidelines .for such and provides methods of acquisition and development, and WHEREAS Sec. 21 -56 states that the City Council at its first regular meeting of each calendar year shall act to adopt by resolution the cost per person which shall be multiplied by the populace per unit value as found in Sec. 21 -48. This annual cost determination shall be used to calculate the Park Charge for each dwelling unit for the ensuing year, and WHEREAS.the intention of the Ordinance is to p rovide for future quality of life through the acquisition and development of park- open. space, and WHEREAS the costs of acquisition of property and the development of parks has continued to increase, .THEREFORE, the Park and Recreation Commission recommends that effective.January 13, 1992, the City Council establish the cost per person for. Neighborhood Park Charge at $135.00 per p erson, MUNICIPALITY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT NORTH ST, PAUL NONE (ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT) BROOKLYN.CENTER NONE MAPLEWOOD $459 PER SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING LITTLE CANADA $300 PER DWELLING - COLLECT BUILDING PERMIT (BEV) $100 PER APARTMENT UNIT COTTAGE GROVE $450 PER DWELLING - COLLECT BUILDING PERMIT $120 PER BEDROOM - TOWNHOUSES, APARTMENTS (JOHN FREDRICKSON- PROPOSAL TO CHANGE TO $550 TO CITY COUNCIL IN JANUARY) OAKDALE $500 SINGLE DWELLING - COLLECT BUILDING PERMIT (MARY) $400 TOWNHOUSES, APARTMENTS 10% LAND DEDICATION EDEN PRAIRIE $800 PER SINGLE FAMILY - COLLECT BUILDING PERMIT (BARB DANIELSON) MAPLE GROVE .$638 RESIDENTIAL - COLLECT PLATTING TIME (PATTY) APPLE VALLEY 10% DEVELOPMENTAL LAND - COLLECT BUILDING PERMIT (RANDY JOHNSON) STILLWATER 0 -1.9 - 7% LAND DEDICATION- BUILDING PERMIT TIME (ANN- PLANNING) 2.3 -3.5 - 8% LAND DEDICATION 3.6 -5.9 - 9% LAND DEDICATION 6 -10 - 10% LAND DEDICATION (ADDITIONAL 1/2% OVER 10) F $400 /PER DWELLING...O -4 $250 ...............5 -8 e $200 ...............9 -15 WOODBURY $600 PER SINGLE FAMILY -FINAL PLATTING TIME (BOB KLATT) $450 TOWNHOUSES, APARTMENTS PLYMOUTH $860 PER RESIDENTIAL UNIT - PLATTING TIME (NANCY) MOUNDS VIEW 0 -2 UNITS /ACRE - $100 2.1 -3 UNITS /ACRE - $150 3.1 -4 UNITS /ACRE - $200 f1 4.1 -5 UNITS /ACRE - $250 5 -OVER UNITS /ACRE - 10% OF PROPERTY VALUE (BARB) ' (COLLECTED AFTER PLAT APPROVAL & BEFORE BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED) WHITE BEAR TWP. $400 /LOT - MINOR SUB - DIVISIONS (BILL SHORT) fi, 10% OF LAND VALUE - BEFORE PLAT APPROVAL CASH IN LIEU OF LAND - APPRAISER SENT TO GIVE VALUE OF PROPERTY Y DECEMBER 1991 PAGE 2 MUNICIPALITY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT BURNSVILLE CASH OR LAND (OR ANY COMBINATION OF) SHALL BE DECIDED BY THE CITY COUNCIL BASED UPON NEED AND CONFORMANCE WITH APPROVED CITY PLANS. FORMULA FOR RESIDENTIAL LAND BASED ON NATIONAL STANDARD OF 10 ACRES OF PARKS AND OPEN SPACES PER.1,000 POPULATION AND RESIDENTIAL. SUB- DIVISIONS.COMPUTED ON PROPOSED NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS IN A PROJECT AND AVERAGE POPULATION FOR DWELLING UNIT TYPE AS ESTABLISHED BY THE METROPOLITAN COUNCIL. WHERE CITY COUNCIL ELECTS TO TAKE CASH IN LIEU OF LAND, IT SHALL BE BASED UPON LAND DEDICATION REQUIREMENT MULTIPLIED BY AVERAGE COST PER ACRE BY ZONING DISTRICT ESTABLISHED FROM TIME TO TIME BY CITY COUNCIL. (DEBBIE -PARKS & RECREATION) ZONING DISTRICT AVERAGE VALUE R -IA $ 9 R -1 $14,000 R-2 $17,500 R -3A $25 R - 3B $37,500 SHOREVIEW 0 -2 UNITS /ACRE - 4% OF FAIR MARKET VALUE OF UNDEVELOPED LAND 2.I- 3.UNITS /ACRE - 5$ 3.1 -4 UNITS /ACRE - 6$ 4.1 -5 UNITS /ACRE - 7% 5.1 -OVER - 10% COLLECTED AT TIME OF SUBDIVISION OF PLAT (TOM CAMPBELL- PLANNING) ROSEVILLE $500 PER SINGLE FAMILY LOT - FILING A PLAT TIME (RICK JOPKE) $400 PER TOUNHOUSE OR DUPLEX UNIT $350 PER UNIT FOR MULTIFAMILY STRUCTURES WITH 3 OR MORE UNITS LAND DEDICATION IN ALL RESIDENTIALLY ZONE AREA SHALL BE 10% AND 5% I N ALL OTHER AREAS Agenda Number _ X-...W AGENDA REPORT T0: FROM RE: DATE: Mayor and City Council City Manager APPOINTMENTS FOR 1992 January 7, 1992 a. City Attorney b. Prosecuting Attorney c. Municipal Legislative Commission d. Ramsey County League of Local Governments e. Cable Commission f. N.E.S.T. 1991 Bannigan & Kelly Current rates -- $70 /hr - civil work $85 /hr - litigation Peterson, Bell, Converse, and Jensen - Martin Costello Monthly retainer - $4,b00 Gary Bastian Michael McGuire George Rossbach Alternate: Joe Zappa Gary Bastian Alternate: Gretchen Maglich Clifford McGinnis Alternate: Dale Carlson Joe Zappa George Rossbach Action by Council: Endorse Modified..,..__.. ]Re j e c t e d,v...,.... Tate 1992 Recommendation Bannigan & Kelly - No change in rates Martin Costello Recommend monthly retainer $5,000 See attached Agenda Report Gary Bastian Alternate: Gretchen Maglich Clifford McGinnis Alternate: Dale Carlson Mayor and City Council Appointments for 1992 January 7, 1992 Page Two tmc Attachments 1991 1992 Recommendation g. Suburban Rate Dale Carlson Authority Alternate: Dan Faust h. Official Newspaper Maplewood Review Maplewood Review i. Valley Branch Watershed District Technical Advisory Committee: (new appointment- -see attached letter). j. Acting Mayor Joe Zappa k. Maplewood /North St. Paul /Oakdale Chamber of Commerce Gary Bastian Alternate: Michael McGuire 10 St. Paul Water Treatment Plan Advisory Board George Rossbach Gary Bastian m. Ramsey County Light Rail Transit Committee George Rossbach - Intergovernmental Committee Geoff Olson - Technical Committee n. HAZMAT Committee Fran Juker o. Fire Study Committee Fran Juker tmc Attachments AGENDA REPORT TO: Cit Mana At FROM: Assistant Cit Mana '&jjU44-, RE: APPOINTMENT OF CITY ATTORNEYS FOR 1992 DATE: Januar 3, 1992 INTRODUCTION At the be of ever y ear, the Cit Council appoints the Cit attorne - civil and prosecutorial for the y ear. Now is the appropriate time to make the appointments. DISCUSSION City Prosecutor The current law firm used for prosecution services is Peterson, Bell., Converse and Jensen. Public Safet staff is ver satisfied with the services provided b Martin Costello which include trainin of sworn officers as well as representin the cit in Court. There has been an increase in workload for the Cit prosecutors durin the last several y ears, and Peterson, Bell, Converse and Jensen have re an increase in their retainer. Based on 1991 information about the number of complaints, court appearances and hours spent on Maplewood cases, it is recommended that the Cit Council reappoint Peterson, Bell, Converse and Jensen to serve as the Cit prosecutor in 1992 and that the monthl retainer be increased from $4,600 to $5,000. This is a 8,70 increase. Civil Matters The Cit contracts with the law firm of Banni & Kell for civil le matters. The Cit is ver satisfied with the firm's performance. The Cit pa for Banni & Kell services on an hourl rate which was increased last y ear. It is recommended that the Cit Council reappoint Banni & Kell to serve as the Cit attorne in 1992 and make no chan in the hourl rates. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the Cit Council: 1) reappoint - Peterson, Bell, Converse and Jensen to serve as the Cit prosecutin attorne in 1992 at $5,000 per month retainer; and 2) reappoint Banni & Kell to serve as the Cit attorne in civil matters in 1992. ow December 20, 1991 The Honorable Gary W. Bastian Mayor, Cit of Maplewood 1830 E. County Road B Maplewood, MN 55109 RE.- Technical Advisory Committee Dear Ma Bastian: MSA 103D.337 states "A board of managers shall establish a t-echnical advisor committee consistin of representatives of of f ected statutory and home, rule charter c t ies, counties, and soil and water conservation districts." For the mana to comply with this law, we need to know who will represent y our organization. We expect this committee to meet and advise the managers when projects which will be conducted b the watershed district are contemplated. Your response by Februar 1, 1992 would be ver much appreciated. Thank y ou. Sincerel eld Al DornfQ President Valley Branch Watershed District ALLEN DORNFELD RUSSELL KIRBY GORDON C. MOOSBRUGGER RAY BRENNER DIANE KRUSE VALLEY BRANCH WATERSHED DISTRICT T'". 1�4 49(- b COMMUNITY DESIGN REVIEW BOARD (2 -YEAR TERMS) Members Don Moe Mike Holder Marie Robinson* Original Appointment 1-22-81 1 -10 -89 8 -13 -90 Attendance - 19 91 18 Meet Held 16 16 18 *Completing terms of previous members RECOMMENDATION Reappoint members to the Planning Commission and Community Design Review Board. go /memol0.mem (6.1 Commission Terms & 692 CDRB) Action by Council: MEMORANDUM Endorse TO: City Manager Modifie FROM: Director of Commun Development ReJ ecte d___,�_��, SUBJECT: Pla Commission and Community Desi.gnD wiew Board Reappointments DATE: December 24, 1991 The following terms expired January 1, 1992 Each member.wants the City Counci to reappoint them. PLANNING COMMISSION (3 -YEAR TERMS) Attendance - 1991 Members Original Appointment 20 Meetings Held Gary Gerke* 10 -14 -89 19 Jack Frost* 12 -10 -90 20 Mary Martin* 2-25-91 16 out of 16 Brian Sinn* 4 -23 -90 15 COMMUNITY DESIGN REVIEW BOARD (2 -YEAR TERMS) Members Don Moe Mike Holder Marie Robinson* Original Appointment 1-22-81 1 -10 -89 8 -13 -90 Attendance - 19 91 18 Meet Held 16 16 18 *Completing terms of previous members RECOMMENDATION Reappoint members to the Planning Commission and Community Design Review Board. go /memol0.mem (6.1 Commission Terms & 692 CDRB) Agenda AGENDA REPORT Action by Council: TO* cit Kana Modified .. FROM Human Resource Di rector Rej ecte Date E. Human Relations Commiss Rea DATED a anuary 6 1 Commission- mezbers with terms that expired on 12/31/91 are Pat W illiamson 4 , Dawn gasser and s ister C laire Lyncho Pat and Dawn; would 11". to be reappointed. I axe unsure about Sister Claire at this It is recommenoed thot Pat Williamson and Dawn Vassar be reappointed to three -yeas terms which v�auld expire on 22j31/940 For review and approval. GJB AGENDA XEPORT `O FROM E DATED: City Manager Human Resource Director A d Police Civil Service Commission Reappointi4ent January 6, 1992 Action by Council: Endorse Modif ie d.....r... ReJecte - Date Robert Aoliersahe2l way appointed an 7/24/89 to fill a mid -term vacancy on the Commission. This berm expired on 12/31/91. it is recommended that he be reappointed to a three -year term which wQU,1d expire on 1.2/31/944 For review and approval jB Action by Council. Endorsed. -.. if ie AGENDA ITEM: Rejected.., MEMORANDUM Date To Michael A. McGuire Cit Mana er .From: Robert D Odegard, Director of Parks & Recreatlo Subj:. Re- appointment To Park and Recreation Commission j Date: December 2 3 , 1991' The terms of Park and Recreation Commissioners Cathy Tollef son , Bonnie Qualley and Mavis Hawkins will.ex ire as of December 31 P , .1991. The following Commission members have expressed an interest in re.- appointment by the City,Council "for three year terms: Cathy Tollefson, 2587 Pond.Avenue Bonnie Qualley, 2089 Beam Avenue Mavis Hawkins, 1406 East Price Avenue Their, three year terms would expire on December 31, 1994 c: City Clerk i TERM OF ATTENDANCE EXPTRATION MAPLEWOOD MN 55119 SERVICE IN 1991 OF TERM JEANNE EWALD, CHAIRPERSON 1/88 100$ 12/31/93 " 1744 RUTH STREET MAPLEWOOD MN 55109 RITA K. BRENNER, VICE -CHAIR 9/82 750 12/31/92 2363 OAKRIDGE DRIVE MAPLEWOOD MN 55119 CATHY TOLLEFSON, SECRETARY 6/89 75$ 12/31/91 2587 POND AVENUE MAPLEWOOD MN 55119 VOYA PILETICH 4/78 100$ 12/31/93 860 BURKE COURT (DECEASED 1/91) MAPLEWOOD MN 55109 DONALD E. CHRISTIANSON 11j77 75% 12/31/93 1111 EAST COUNTY ROAD C MAPLEWOOD MN 55109 BONNIE QUALLEY 12/74 75% 12/31/91 2089 BEAM AVENUE MAPLEWOOD MN 55109 CATHY TOLLEFSON 6/89 83% 12/31/91 2587 POND AVENUE MAPLEWOOD MN 55119 JOHN CHEGWYN 4/77 83% 12/31/92 -163.1 EAST SEXTANT MAPLEWOOD MN 55.109 MICHAEL FIEBIGER 6J89 83% 12/31/92 498 MARNIE STREET MAPLEWOOD MN 55119 JEFF CARVER 4/91 88$ 12/31/9,3 2293 SNOWSHOE LANE MAPLEWOOD MN 55119