Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
1990 10-8 & 10-11 City Council Packet
AGENDA MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL 7 :00 P.M., Monday, October 8, 1990 and 4 :30 P.M., Thursday, October 11, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting No. 90 -26 A. CALL TO ORDER B. ROLL CALL C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Minutes of Meeting No. 90 -21 (September 17, 1990) 2. Minutes of Meeting No. 90 -22 (September 18, 1990) 3. Minutes of Meeting No. 90 -23 (September 19, 1990) 4. Minutes of Meeting No. 90 -24 (September 20, 1990) D. APPROVAL OF AGENDA E. CONSENT AGENDA All matters listed under the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine by the City Council and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion on these items. If a member of the City Council wishes to discuss an item., that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately. 1. Approval of Claims 2. Hillcrest Trunk Sanitary Sewer, Project 86 -22: Accept Project 3. Roselawn Avenue, Jackson to Rice, Project 87 -01: Cooperative Agreement 4. State Aid Resolution - Beam Avenue 5. Certification of Delinquent Sewer Rental Bills 6. Certification of Tree Removals F. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. 7:00 P.M., Code Amendment: Two Houses /Lot (1st Reading) 2. 7:15 P.M., Markfort 2nd Addition a. Developer's Revision b. Renewal and Staff Revision C. Feasibility Study - Ripley Street, East of McMenemy G. AWARD OF BIDS H. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. Torgerson Addition Preliminary Plat a. Condition Regarding City Storm Sewer Project 2. Lift Station Monitorin - - -- 3. Highwood /McKnight Outlet 4. Storage Building for Park Maintenance I. NEW BUSINESS 1. Preliminary Approval of 1990 Bond Issue 2. Conditional Use Permit Renewal: 1201 Frost Avenue (Skon) a. Used Car License 3. Stop Signs - Crestview Addition -_ 4. Harvest Park Development 5. Residential Picketing Ordinance 6. Recycling Charge 7. Partnership - Resolution 8. City Hall Update J. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS K. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. L. ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. M. ADJOURNMENT OF MEETING 3 t MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL 7:00 P.M., Monday, September 17, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting No. 90 -21 A. CALL TO ORDER A special meeting of the City Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, was held in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building, and was called to order at 7:02 P.M. by Mayor Bastian. B ROLL CALL Gary W. Bastian, Mayor Present Dale H. Carlson, Councilmember Present Frances 1. Juker, Councilmember Present George F. Rossbach, Councilmember Present Joseph A. Zappa, Councilmember Present Councilmember Zappa moved to waive the Rules of Procedures and add D, Council Presentations, to the Agenda and added the following items: 1. Maplewood /Telephone Company 2. R.C.L.G. Communications 3. Thursday Night Meeting 4. Adjournment Item E. Seconded by Mayor Bastian. C. PUBLIC HEARINGS Ayes - all. 1. '7:00 P.M., City -Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, Project 90 -07: Areas 9, 10 and 11. a. Mayor Bastian convened the meeting for a public hearing regarding the construction of City -Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, City Project 90 -07 in Areas 9; Donna Senty Drive, north of Frost: Area 10, Adele, South of Frost; Walter, Fenton to Gordon; Phalen, Frost to Sophia; East Shore Drive, Adele to south of Sophia; Sophia, East Shore Drive to Edward; Frisbie, Frank to English; Frank, Ripley to Frisbie: Area 11, Kingston, Gurney to Jackson; Abel, Larpenteur to Kingston; Beaumont, South of Kingston. b. Manager McGuire presented the staff report. 1 9 -17 -90 C. City Attorney Patrick Kelly explained the legal procedures of the public hearing. d. Mayor Bastian called for persons who wished to be heard for or against the proposal. The following were heard: Area 9. Tim Klein, 1954 Donna Senty Drive, opposed, asked hearing be delayed until Donna Senty Funk was well enough to attend the meeting Manuel Marty, 1942 Donna Senty Drive, opposed Area 10. Bob Frances, 1740 East Shore Drive, in favor George Ashton, 1732 Edward, requested something be done with the street Carl Grill, 1280 Frisbie, in favor Beverly Snyder, 1890 Phalen Place, in favor Ture Eikvar, 1100 Fenton, in favor Chris Miles, 1280 Frisbie, in favor Pat Vaughan, 1856 Phalen Place,.in favor Glenn Johnson, 1835 Phalen Place, in favor Mindy Lou MacRunnel, 1890 Adele, in favor of water, does not want road widened Virginia Davis, 1050 Frost Avenue, opposed; already has water off of East Shore Drive Ernest Hammer, 1208 Frisbie, in favor Mrs. Gretchen Francis, 1740 East Shore Drive, opposed Janet Carlson, 1884 Phalen Place, opposed. Area 11. Bob Erickson, 47 Kingston, opposed Dan Heller, 29 Kingston, opposed; requested road be resurfaced Grant Lindblom, 1715 Abel Street, in favor Georgianna Harwell, 1726 Abel, opposed John Slama, 77 E. Kingston, in favor e. Mayor Bastian closed the public hearing. f. Councilmember Zappa moved to continue discussion or decision of this proiect until September 24, 1990. Seconded by Mayor Bastian. Ayes - all. D. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS 1. Maplewood - Telephone Company 2 9 -17 -90 a. Councilmember Juker commented that a relative tried to call her and was told by an operator that was not a Maplewood listed. b. Councilmember Zappa moved to direct staff to notify A. T. & T. and U. S. West to advise employees of where Maplewood is located. Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes - all. 2. R.C.L.G. a. Mayor Bastian commented on several charter amendments that were proposed. R.C.L.G. has requested the cities be polled as to their opinions. b. Councilmember Zappa moved that the City_ support the Charter Amendments with the exception of the referendum requirements bei.n lowered. Motion filed for lack of a second. c. Mayor Bastian moved to direct Councilmembers Rossbach inform the R.C.L.G. that at this time the Maplewood Council is undecided regarding the charter amendments. Seconded by Councilmember Juker. Ayes - Mayor Bastian, Councilmembers Carlson, Juker and Rossbach. Nay - Councilmember Zappa. E. ADJOURNMENT 7:45 P.M. City Clerk 3 9 -17 -90 IQPLSNOOa CITr COONCIL 7:00 P.M., Tuesday, September 18, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting Mo. 90 -22 1. 7:00 P.M., City -wide water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, Project 90 -07 - Areas 1 and 2 MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL 7:00 P.M., Tuesday, September 18, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting No. 90 -22 A. CALL TO ORDER A special meeting of the City Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, was held in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building, and was called to order at 7:02 P.M. by Mayor Bastian. B. ROLL CALL Gary W. Bastian, Mayor Present Dale H. Carlson, Councilmember Present Frances L. Juker, Councilmember Absent George F. Rossbach, Councilmember Present Joseph A. Zappa, Councilmember Present Mayor Bastian moved to waive the Rules of Procedures and add Item D. Council Presentations - 1. R.C.L.G. to the agenda. Seconded by Councilmember Rossbach. Ayes - all. ( C. PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. 7:00 P.M., City Wide Water Main Extension and Miscellaneous Improvements, Project 90 -07, Areas 1 and 2. a. Mayor Bastian convened the meeting for a public hearing regarding the construction of City Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, City Project 90 -07, in Area 1 - Bellaire and Beam intersection; Woodlynn - Bellaire to Lake; Lake, Woodlynn to Lydia; Lydia, Bellaire to East of Lake: Area 2 - County Road D, Ariel to Lakewood (vac.); Gall, East of McKnight to Lakewood (vac.) b. Manager McGuire presented the staff report. c. City Attorney Patrick Kelly explained the legal procedures of the public hearing. d. Director of Public Works presented the specifics of the proposal. e. Mayor Bastian called for persons who wished to be heard for or against the proposal. The following were heard: 1 9 -18 -90 P Area 1: Donna Coons, 3020 Lake, in favor Mike Jungmann, 3044 Lake, in favor Bob Flood, 3004 Lake, in favor Harold Kracht, 3059 Bellaire, opposed Norman Meyer, 2326 E. County Road D, opposed Ruthine Van Overbake, 3015 Bellaire Avenue, commented on accidents at this location Donald Williams, 3023 Bellaire, commented on the road problems. Brian Claassen, 3051 Bellaire Dave Kenney, 3027 Lake, in favor Area 2: Irene Busch, 2191 E. County Road D, opposed Howard Nelson, 2175 E. County Road D, opposed Helen Mehsikomer, 2205 E. County Road D, opposed Dolores Charpentier, 2212 E. County Road D, opposed Ted Nalen, 2360 E. County Road D, submitted a petition signed by 17 residents on County Road D opposing the proposal. Mark Sondrey, 2354 E. County Road D, opposed Troy Tabor, 2280 E. County Road D, opposed Laura Lee Scott, 2334 E. County Road D, opposed Dave Seidel, 2370 E. County Road D, opposed John Cadwell, 2226 E. County Road D, opposed Howard Nelson, 2175 E. County Road D, opposed f. Mayor Bastian closed the public hearing. g. Councilmember Zappa moved to continue discussion and decision of this proposed pro iect until the September 24 1990 Meetine Seconded by Mayor Bastian. Ayes - all. D. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS 1. R.C.L.C. a. Councilmember Rossbach updated the Council regarding the latest R.C.L.C. Meeting. E. ADJOURNMENT 8:59 P.M. OA 9 -18 -90 City Clerk 3 9 -18 -90 MAPZSwooa CITY COUNCIL 7300 P.X., Wednesday, September 19, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting No. 90 -23 2. 7300 P.M., City -hide hater Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, Project 90 -07 - Areas 3, 6, 7, 8 MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL 7:00 P.M., Wednesday, September 19, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting No. 90 -23 A. CALL TO ORDER A special meeting of the City Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, was held in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building, and was called to order at 7:02 P.M., by Mayor Bastian. B. ROLL CALL Gary W. Bastian, Mayor Present Dale H. Carlson, Councilmember Absent Frances L. Juker, Councilmember Absent George F. Rossbach, Councilmember Present Joseph A. Zappa, Councilmember Present Mayor Bastian moved to waive the Rules of Procedures and add Item D Council Presentations. to the agenda - 1 Heritage Center Seconded by Councilmember Zappa. Ayes - all. { C. PUBLIC HEARING 1. 7:00 P.M., City Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, Project 90 -07, Areas 3, 6, 7 and B. a. Mayor Bastian convened the meeting for a public hearing regarding the construction of City Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, City Project 90 -07 in Area 3 - Radatz, Southlawn to White Bear Avenue; Area 6 - Brooks, Barclay to Hazelwood; Area 7 - Van Dyke, County Road B to Cope; Hazel, County Road B to Cope; Castle, Hazel to Ariel; Area 8 - Gervais, White Bear to Ariel; Castle, German to ariel. b. Manager McGuire presented the staff report. c. City Attorney Pat Kelly explained the legal procedures of the public hearing. d. Director of Public Works Haider presented the specifics of the proposal. e. Mayor Bastian called for persons who wished to be heard for or against the proposal. The following were heard: 1 9 -19 -90 Area 3 Eugene Whyte, 1850 Radatz, opposed Brenda Whyte, 1860 Radatz, opposed Bob Buetow, 1887 Radatz, opposed Nora Germain, 1851 Radatz, opposed Earl Steinbring, 1815 Radatz, opposed Leo Rademacher, 1910 Radatz, no objections Area 6 favor John Luger, 1479 Brooks and representing 2510 Barclay and 2451 Germain St., in Letter from David Sommerdorf, 2510 Barclay, in favor. Area 7 Charles Themmes, 1928 Castle, opposed. Mr. Themmes stated his neighbor, Keith Helsen, 1930 Castle, was also opposed. Lyle Pichelman and Wanda Hage, 2255 Hazel, in favor Manfred Riechert, 2172 Van Dyke, in favor Bud Payette, 2195 Hazel, in favor Area 8 Maria McGraw, 1958 Gervais, opposed Mrs. Hardenbrook, 1970 Gervais, opposed Mr. Gordon Grant, 2134 Arcade St., in Area 4, stated his area public hearing is schedule for September 20, 1990, and he will not be in town and wanted to go on record that he is in favor of the proposal. f. Mayor Bastian closed the public hearing. g. Councilmember Zappa moved to continue discussion and decision_ of the proposed project until the Meeting of September 24, 1990. Seconded by Councilmember Rossbach. Ayes - all. D. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS 1. Heritage House a. Councilmember Zappa moved to direct Staff to investigate what can be done with Heritage House and if there is a deed restriction. 2 9 -19 -90 Seconded by Councilmember Rossbach. Ayes - all. U, 8:25 P.M. City Clerk 3 9 -19 -90 MaPI.EWOOD CITY CD=CrL 7:00 P.M., Thursday, September 20, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting No. 90 -24 1. 7s00 P.M., City -Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous improvements, Project 90 -07 - ]Areas 4, 4E, 5, 12, 13, 14 MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL 7:00 P.M., Thursday, September 20, 1990 Council Chambers, Municipal Building Meeting No. 90 -24 A. CALL TO ORDER A special meeting of the City Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, was held in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building, and was called to order at 7:02 P.M., by Acting Mayor Rossbach. B, ROLL CALL Gary W. Bastian, Mayor Absent Dale H. Carlson, Councilmember Present Frances L. Juker, Councilmember Absent George F. Rossbach, Acting Mayor Present Joseph A. Zappa, Councilmember Present C. PUBLIC HEARING 1. 7:00 P.M., City Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements Project 90 -07, Areas 4, 4A, 4B, 5, 12, 13 and 14. a. Acting Mayor Rossbach convened the meeting for a public hearing regarding the construction of City Wide Water Main Extensions and Miscellaneous Improvements, Project 90 -07, in the following areas: Area 4 Viking Drive, Payne to Arcade Arcade, County Road B to Viking Drive Arcade, Roselawn to Eldridge Kenwood Lane, Kenwood Drive E. to cul -de -sac Area 4A Lark, McMenemy to Arkwright Area 4B East Side of Arcade, T.H. 36 to Roselawn Area 5 Cypress, County Road C to Connor 1 9 -20 -90 Area 12 Minnehaha, McKnight to Bartelmy Area 13 Dorland, Boxwood to Carver Area 14 Keller, Palm to Arcade b. City Attorney Patrick Kelly explained the legal procedures of the public hearing. c. Director of Public Works Haider presented the specifics of the proposed project. d. Acting Mayor Rossbach called for persons who wished to be heard for or against the project. The following were heard: Area 4, 4A, 4B Brenda Robertson, 2195 Arcade, in favor Sandy Hughes, 2020 Arcade, opposed Ron Owens, 2010 Arcade, presented a petition opposing the project John Benassi, 2142 Arcade, opposed Maurice Hughes, 2160 Arcade, opposed Urs Danielson, 2168 Arcade, opposed Mrs. Urs Danielson, 2168 Arcade, opposed Daryl DeMars, 2153 Arcade, opposed C. E. DeGeer, 2008 Arcade, opposed Arnie Treemert, 750 Viking Drive, in favor Greg Cardinal, 762 Kenwood Dr., opposed Maria Silberbauer, 2083 Arcade, opposed Karl Biebighauser, 2048 Arcade, opposed Kenneth Comstock, 804 Kenwood Lane, in favor Michael Perry, 379 Lark - needs storm sewer, showed a video of water on his property. Robert Karl, 375 Lark, in favor Lisa Fay, 792 Kenwood Lane, opposed Area 5 No -one was present. 2 9 -20 -90 Area 12 Glen Clark, 2383 Minnehaha, in favor Dan Tachney, 2303 Minnehaha, in favor Jim Bearsley, 2311 Minnehaha, in favor Area 13 Elmer Guetschoff, 1211 Dorland Road, stated he was already assessed for Boxwood Carl Anderson, 1265 Dorland Road, in favor Mrs. Dahlan, 1234 Dorland Road, in favor Roger Singer, 1250 Dorland Road, in favor Clifford Dahl, 1221 Dorland Road, in favor Mary J. Morten, 2345 Carver, opposed Bill Wood, 1277 Dorland Road, in favor, would also like curbs. Area 14 John Filipovich, 2480 Keller Parkway, in favor Bill Knutson, 2424 Keller Parkway, not opposed Steven Kuslich, 2400 Keller Parkway, opposed Doug Calbors, 2210 Hazel, in Area 7 wishes to go on record he is opposed to water in his area. e. Acting Mayor Rossbach closed the public hearing. f. Councilmember Zappa moved to continue discussions and decisions on the proposed project until the September 24, 1990 Meeting. Seconded by Councilmember Carlson. Ayes - all. r : r r t: �1is411 8;42 P.M. .tom G/4� City Clerk 3 9 -20 -9G AGENDA NO. E -1 TO: FROM: RE: DATE: AGENDA REPORT City Manager Finance Director � �/ k� APPROVAL OF CLAIMS October 1, 1990 .Action by Council Endorsed ,... ... . Modified--.0., - UM- ..A.". Rejected Date It is recommended that the Council approve payment of the following claims: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE: $ 563,449.63 Checks # 10862 thru # 10941 Dated 9 -12 -90 thru 9 -28 -90 139,137.70 $ 702 PAYROLL: $ 193,090.58 $ 374899.44 $ 230 $ 933,577.35 Checks # 7377 thru # 7512 Dated 10 -8 -90 Total per attached voucher /check register Payroll Checks Payroll Deductions Total Payroll GRAND TOTAL Attached is a detailed listing of these claims. tmc v 0" U C H R .G CITY Of" MAP(.L-WOOD PA6E I 09/28/90 13: 09 VC-lUCHER/CHECK REGISTER FOR PERIOD 09 VOUCHER/ CHECK VENDOR C H EC K VENDl._)R I TE01 17 E m CHECK NUMBER NUMBER DATE _ DESCRIPfll'.IN AMOUNT AMOUNT 10862 810700 09/12/90 SHILLY CO. MAINI MAlf'RIAL 1 1 .7 .82 1 10863 150175 09 1 :l/ 9 0 COLLINS ELECTRICAL C 17.1 N ST w CONST CONTRACT .83- 10864 1701.50 09/12/90 CURTIS 1000 SLIPPL],Erz; PAPER 66 -5 ' 66.56 10865 910500 09/IZ/90 VASKO.RUBBISH REMOVAL AUG SVC 221 155 4 Z21.54 10867 5541400 09/12/90 MINN. - STAIF TRE'ASURER �RP*r 050 4 -24. &.10 - 10868 541400 09/IZ/90 MINN. STATE TREASURER DEP REG k 050 10,818.00 10,818.00 10869 630.::00 09/12/90 NAD EDWARD ADJ COMP #F2485 798 .40 798 .40 108*70 1315 '100 09/12 "/90.- Cl TY. -COUNTY- EMPLOYEE AJR 'INS--Cr.JN'T- 5 ' 1 - 5 --.- 00 - j. 10.871 200900 09/13/90 DISTRICT COURY ADMINISTRATION FlL- INEi f '.EE.B 129.00 129 .00 10872 541400 09/13/90 MINN. s*rATE TREASURER DEP REG REP otil 8,12.1.46 8, 127.46 10873 541400 09 /1-3/90 - *R MINN.- STAf'E TREASURE L 1 (0' - #6 9 -1 -RP 1' 0g) 5-0- 0 50- I0874 460545 09/13/90 LEAGUE OF MN HUMAN RIGHYS L.MHR CONFERENCE 60.00 60.00 10875 021600 09/18/90 AM1:RlCAN WAIER WORKS Rf",-G FEE CONE• 105.00 105.00 10876 9 10'.'.% 0 0 09/13/90 VASKO -RUBBISH REMOVAL FEE-S- FOR -SVC 4: 10877 30::900 09/13/90 GLENWOOD INGLEWOOD ALKil.ISI SVC; 153,31 153.31 10878 190400 09/14/90 DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURSE-S DNR LIC FEE *1'1.00 71.00 10879 72Z200 09/1-4/90 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE ' *: PF. RA D[ 'DLICI ION PERA DEDucrION 13 1 6 `3 7 66 24,069.67 10880 81(.) 100 09/1-4/90 SHARE A/R AMi-.' 011.LS 245.00 245.00 10881 541400 0-9/14/90 MINN. s'rATE 'rREASURER DEP REG RPT 062 6 6 10882- 541400 09/14/90 MINN. STAlf- TREASURER LIC 697 RPT 05CZ-' 756.00 756.00 10883 900655 09/14/90 UNIV. OF WISCONSIN SPECIAL PROG 250.00 250.00 530615. 09/14/90 MERRIMAC CONSTRUCTJON PRCIJ 89-16 29 29 10885 841600 09/14/90 STAG MANUFAC*'rURING 1) S Tr VEHICLE REPAIR 2 4 0 8 2 '240.82 10886 263.100 09/17/90 FIklc'.'ll* MINNLSOTA PR DEDUQTION 8 PR DEDUCfION 21,918.45 PR DEDUCTION 8 165.45 38,249.35 VOUCHREG 09/28/90 13:09 C ITY OF MAP LEWOOD Vt.) LICHEk / C; HE( K RE(:iISTER FOR fll.--.RlOD 09 VOUCHER/ CHECK A M f) U Wr AMOUNT 661.50 CHECK VLNDOR C H I K VENDOR 571.00 NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME DESCRIPfION 10887 541400 09/17/90 MlNN. STATE TREASURER #697 RPT 056 108188 541400 09/17/90 MINN. STATE TREASURER REG 149 RP*f 053 IOE-189 380; 00 09/17/90 I.C.M.A. ANNUAi. CONF 10890 3.802100 09/17/90 I.C.M.A. ANNUAL CONF 10891 2 50050 09/17/90 ENEDAK CONSTRUCT IC)N CO SITE CONSTRUCT I CIN 10892 530800 09/17/90 METRO CONNECTITINS SEPT 11 Tf-JUR 10893 130200 09/17/90 CHANHASSAN DINNE.R THEATRE THLATRE GR►ILIP 10894 6902.05 09/17/90 OLD LOG THEA. ADULT. fRIP 10895 5601.00 09/17/90 MN STATE COMMISSIONER P/R DEDLICTI(IN 10896 261100 09/17/90 FIRST MINNESOTA P/R J)I.z.DUCfION 10897 010250 09/17/9► A.F.S.C.M.E. P/R WKRS COMP 10898 501400 09/18/90 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE JULY 1990 PREM 10899 940550 09/18/90 WEHRMAN BERGI.Y ASSOCIATES INC; FEES CON!j'0L.TING FEES CON$tJL. FING FEES CON` LlLTING FEES 03NSUL. r ING FEES CONSULTING 10900 531650 09/18/90 METRO WASTE CONTROL COMMISS'N JAN• •UNE 1990 10901 541400 09/18/90 MINN. STA**I'F-. T R FAS Ll R E R REG 149 RPT 054 10902 541400 09/18/90 MiNN. s , rATE fREASURER REG 697 RPT 054 10903 880850 09/18/90 TRW/RECEIVAERLES MANAGEMLN1 SE R COLLLCTION FEU 10904 190970 09/19/90 DEVR TES I LIND-A REFUND 10905 541400 09/19/90 - MINN, STAIL TREASURER Mf. VEi 1.1c. 10906 541400 09/19/90 MINN. STATE TREASURER STATE DRIVER LIC 10907 140400 09/20/90 CLLRK OF DISI I 'RICT COURT CN7Y DRIVCRS LIC. 10908 407,2.5 0 9 Z 0 0 EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS 1)EPOSITt"_3' PAYING 510100 09/;'0/90 MAPLE* LEAF OFFICIALS ASS11% 0 F`F I C I A L' S 10910 41b '50950 09 /Z 0 / 9 0 LAKE SUPERIOR CENTE"R FEES FOR SERVICE PAGE 2 IlEm CHECK A M f) U Wr AMOUNT 661.50 661.50 9 9,632.50- 571.00 571.00 423.00 423.00 4 9955 9 1 1- 4, 995.1.1 5104.00 504.00 1. 1,119.00 329.00, -9 00 8,892.54 8,892.54 36Z;'.60 362.50 16 . D.0 6 . 0 0 . 1 1 712.00 S- 1 609.50 756.00 Z,389.00 13 '3 1 46 -T. 10 3 7 462.00 7 - 46 x 0 0 I Z. 00 612.00 18.00 18.00 10 0 ., * 0 0 . 100.00 7,93-1.70 7,937.70 473.50 473.50 127.00 1 1 2 to o . 0 0 5 0.0.0 VOUC:HREG 0 C 1 1 Y OF MAF LF. WOOD 09/z8/90 13:09. PACE 3 VOUCHER/CHECK-REGISTER 0 ITEM CHECK FOR PE R 10D 0 VOUCHER/ AMOUNT 2?':::.00 272.00 i CHECK VE'�NI 0R CHECK VENDOR M ITEM NUMBER NUMBER BATE NAME DESCRIPTION 1 t 459 440 09 /20/90 Minn . State l •Treasurer ST Al DR I v�.RS t.I C . 1 0912 451400 09/20/90 Mi nn. State Treasurer MI)TOR VEH L_ IC. 10913 520500 09/21/90 MCGUIRE, MICHAEL WALE: DEDUCT IL 1 0914 1 TZZZOO 09/21/90 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE LIFE INSURANCE 10915' 050350 09/2`1/90 AUREL I US, LUC:I LL-E PROGRAM SUPPLIES 10916 541400 09/21/90 M I N N . STATE TREASU STATE DRIVERS L.I C . t 10917 541400 09/21/90 MINN, STA'iE TREASURER MOTOR VEJ-i t.IC. 10918 570101 -09/24/90 MONTANARI HOME'S, INC. ESCROW REIzUND 1 Z x .41 : 1 9 .13 INTEREST 1091 660800 09/Z4/90- NORTH ST. PAUL C I T Y OF tJ rILI rIES 14.1 UTILITIES 10920 661750 09/24/90 NORTHERN STATES POWER t1TILI rIES 2 17 ` 9;j3 * 93 UTILITIES ;.20 I, .22 .19 UTIL I'r Ii's 707 UTILIT IE.S 4.50 1 r 3 1 59 1.16 UTILI f IES 2:6;/"-1 50.7 UTILI T IE=S 98 50.72 LJTILIT 16 .64.79 1. UTILIT IE:S ::725 10921 661750 09/Z4/90 NORTHERN STATES POWER UTILITIES 63 ` I ii 48.52 UTILITIES 1081 4 8 . 5 2_ gg IIi 4 ` =' �' UTIL I T x�S 1 825 UTIL 2 001 I UTILITIES UTILITIES 12-.*2 87 UTIL L*r IES 21 87 UTILITIES 1944 UT 95 UTILITIES 474 10922 590101 09/Z4/90 US NEST COMMUNICATIONS UTILITIES 4 500 U 8166 U T I L I T I E S 0823 UTILIT IES 4 ":::E:� UTIL IT IES 8191 UTILI �;4 2: UTILJ•rI �51iiY5 UT I L 11 I. S 981 ► UTILi*TI 9 UTILITIEtij 0 0 PACE 3 0 ITEM CHECK � AMOUNT AMOUNT 2?':::.00 272.00 0 13, 1 3 , 046 y 5 6 1 .9 7 - 09- 93 1 , /09.9 0 162.00 162.00 ol 37.30 37 .30 4 155 7.0 0 , f • LJ 5 55 10 , 4 52 •w I,�t . 8 1 3 .97 1, :1 1 89.32 317.4; 2 .9 4 2 2 4.17 2.94 91. 91.33 1 Z x .41 : 1 9 .13 6 8 - .. ....... 14.1 7.06 � 69.95 Z5.39 9;j3 * 93 I, .22 .19 350.00 599. 3 1 59 1.16 50.7 50.7: 50.72 .64.79 1. - 48 . 52 I ii 48.52 4 8 . 5 2_ gg IIi 4 ` =' �' �iiU�:HF;�:t� �: I T Y +� f� h� A I"' i_ k� I� ► -i r:'+ Ly F'A %! 4 E � U'� /:::� /'�D 1:.��c_�'� V1i /�.:NFt;�;, ►.c:. • t�i "E ht 1 �r�+uCr�� �/ � CHE{::k V�:.ND+: +R �H�:�C :f UE:rVDi:�Ft I7k:�M Il�t- :M GHE�:F: __ _._-- -__... Iu U l� �, � � nr to r� ��� � 1, � !� A �I'E lu � l� � f.J L,:; �: J� I r• �r � �:� � � r� f:+ tJ rl �' A r� ra U � T �� � U T I L I T 1 F �; '�+'�+;:�'1' ,� �. 5 t UTTL x f xE� �:��: ►'��► 1��1 44 � U'rILI'i 1�:� �j�,ri 54.5 _ _ _ UTILI'f IE.a '�:�,'t. F4.�� (.I 'r I L 1 1" 1 E. � � 1: � !�' S 4 . �� 5 � U T l 1. J ' I k �► �. '.• � ..i G'� . 7 �.� ". � u'rx�xTlF� �,cj�:� 5 "�+.;�4 • u �: � �� � U "T'ILI1" 1tr�` 5�)Ct�. - � w ... -.__ -_ UTI1.J rIE� .:':4 5�.7�1 UTILIIJIJ�� ;:�.,5t� i�+:::.77 + UTIJ.. t��f IFS +:��i:�5, 5:j.��:z _ M UTIL IT lE:�' D�t::��� r,�7 .4U U T x L i '�f i E�. `.►;i 4 5 U .� 7 -� _ _ - UTILITIES 1 ?1�+ _ _ . - _ _ -- _ __ � UTILx'f CE'�:� X 47.1 1 UTILITIk� �+:�u:; 1U�..�' ►� 4, �w:3.4"� 1�����3 J 741.:.x:5 �.�'� /�:SI`=�� hA�;aEY GutJHTY Cti _J`tCILIA fJ:C:+h! �, AMD Dt� 1.�, _ .�'�+4.t�t� a�4.�iU lU�+�4 1�i?).;�5 D� /�5!'�+D D.I:'.r�l.A. IYUk "�IHI�IE'�l� GHAr�t�k TF�AVE:�L.- TRAINIfVC:i _ _. - __ ��.��'t _...� ,- �- 5 - - - -_ ___ � ,i _.. -. - D h�ilrll�l. E "FATE - fF�EA tJt�EF� a�rATE Uf,1�lt =�� i�IC. ��1 .5th ail .5D 1 � � 1 a��:f1 54 i 4Ut� D� /:�F /�.��i hll NIV . STATE TkEA�UF�E.k M�J� +: +k UF'M l..Z�. 1 �. ���+. ��u y _ 1 1 , �i �S 9 .5 t� _ . � 1C�':��7 54�.4C�U C�'�+ /�.E�I'�+U �tIJ�IVV. S °FATE 'r� EA�IJKEFt h'IJ"�Tta� l�t�H - J..I�G . -- ,, iD`�� =� '�`� D'� /.::�.:► /�� �IluH. ETA �f:: TREA�I.r�t�fi STATt� Dki �E.k�: 1.IC. 5D� .DU 5t)1 .UU 1 � � r� �: �+ 131::i C_i U �:� �+ / �: r:� / � D .CITY C i:+ l J (�1 T Y �' I� F'` !. t � '� F E A / F► X �i t�y((yy fJ�r�.+V ((''�� ��•V� l u'�;�U 14c:�4U�i �i�/ �7l�t3 GLEFslt Of - Di��7 "� SGT CrJU�T Chi'i Y DPI V�R� l:I� 1 �� �� : 1 �► ;� �� �:: i� �� ia'�+ J � `T / '� t� Iy A f31 A U , E 1� J�4 A h � W A U E �= lJ �_ L 1' ! M E 'T � � . 4 G ']' � ' c' f V a 4 � 1 � I' •.J i . 7 4 +J � ( � l! / �:. 7 / 7' � � F � �J , r) +U U C� f H A � � 4 � . •� r:. f t/ r;• 4 � • f ,.. 1 D � ;:•� 3 � D w. M �"� � t;� �+ / :! -�' / '� �J � 1. A D S 'i �:+ h! E I` x k E J� I � N �r . i= I h E � n �� T � i� - r t r� ry �:. _�.� � , . �-� ,� . �. ti _ _ - _ _ _ - _ _. F'IF,E F'Ri:1'IE:'{'.:TlCilu 7�:,:�44.�iU 7'�,:�tti7.5U 1�}:�.:�4 7D11 +a ta �:y'� /'�� /•� r'Ahti::;xD t ='IFCE f�E� - r'� h IhE •1t�E;i:�TEC�i'1 +:+1V 4, 7��.u�:> F'FiUTEC1 I�:IiV 49, f 15+. ��C� 5�, X47 .5U �. 1�:�:�c ,i �::,�t:�►��C� � � ���+/ 7'/' s.� � k:A�T Gu1JhITY l.1hIE F= IFtE J�k:k-T. � h x hE �Ftl:1TE'C I" I�a1V �, ��� ""}} t _ _ _ __ __.. _. 1= I �E f'R +. + "1 f:�•T I +.► C,yi, ::.'�� . �� b�+, :��� UU . ,�. ' �� �� � �.:� �. � � � �: �. �a �.� �� �� � '�: r' i �f1 � f � �+ r, �; � � T � � v � � ..r' Inc t: ru r u' �� �' � V x t:. t � �.. �•: a � �: r' u h �:: I� A � r -� ,�� ._., 1 �� w :� 7 � 414 c'a +�� i.� i� / �; '1� / � �:� rr{ J � -�, �,� -:, ., P w _, i VOUCHREC1 -I. C I Y y .. f': MAP LLWOOD PAGE 5 J 09/28/90 13:0 VOIJCHFR /C:HFCK REGISTER FOR PERIOD 09 VOUCHER/ CHECK'' VENDOR CHLCK VENDOR I TEM ITS =11 CHECh'. NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME DESCRIPTION AMOUNT AMOUNT � 10938 541400 09/27/90 MINN. STATE: TREASURER Mi-iIOR LIC. 81737.00 8 10939 190400 09/28/90 DEPT. OF NA rIJRAL RESOUR E5 DNR LICENSE 88.00 88.00 10941 541 400 09/28/9'0 MINN. STATE TREASLIRE::ft MOTOR VEH l.. 1C . 12,957 12,957.56 109840 541400 09/28/90 M I N N . STATE TREASURER S - TATE DRIVERS L I C w 552 .00 552.00 7377 010475 01/08/90 AAA OFFICE PRODUCTS E:+JL11PME::N - I* OFFICE 890.00 890.00 7575 _ 010495 10/08/90 _ ABLE FENCE INC. " C w A�1LE FE 1 , ..f "�'T w 00 1 ±� 7379 010525 10/08/90 ACCOUNTEMPS INC. CONI RAC:I" PYM . 518. 70 518.70 7380 020860 10/08/90 ALLIED BLACKTOP CO. SEAL COAT PRO 40,137 40,137.16 7381 0z0e?83 10/08/90 ALPHA COMPUTERS INC. " t i E�L1P MAINE 90.00 90•00 7332 020890 10/08/90 AMATEUR ELECTRONIC SUPPLY E0U.IP o'rHE'R 423.16 423 7383 021220 10/08/90 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION TRV1. & TRNG 197.40 197.40 7384 050400 10/08/90 ANDERSON, ANDERSON CAROLE r � t�Vi I ► i tNG � 2 13.61 1 ,. VEHI' CL E ALLOW 1 09 - 5 1 5 M 2 1. 6 7 344.7 7385 040875. 10/08/90 ARMSTRONG MEDICAL INI LISTRIE'S' EQL ►1 P 100.13 100. 13 7386 040915 10 /08/90 ARNALS AUTO SERVICE REPAIR MAINT 467 REPAIR MAINT 149.90 REPAIR & MAINT IT REPAIR & MAINT 110.53 REPAIR & MAINT 1;3::: w 0 927 4 98 7387 0.51000 10/08/90 BBD INVES INC X F E „C��t���l RE �., 1 , .M00 . c:� 0 I NTERL'ST 11•16 1,511.16.. _. 7388 061000 10/08/90 BANICK JOHN s RETAINER NL:R �y +: � w ij0 35.00 7389 061 100 10/08/90 DANN IGAN KELLY P.A. CONTRACT' PYM, 7 LEGAL FISCAL 20.00 LEGAL. FISCAL 80 . 0 0' LEGAL FISCAL CAL '720 .00 LEGAL FI 40 �. LEGAL FISCAL :0 .00 8,872.45 E 390 061405 1 BARGHIN I " PAI. L INF RE_F LlND 9 /2 6 . 4 41.00 �. � 7391 061650 1 DONALD BART #F:1'1 REFUND ; ��t�0.oc:a s F I NT ON INVEST 1:: - . 91 3 , 123 r 97 V 0 U C H R E-- G 071067 10/08/90 BERRY BEARING COMPANY 09/28/90 13:09 10/00/ BEST PR.OG I RAMS VOUCHER/ 071705 10/08/90 BI01-LAB CHECK V 1"i N DO R CHECK VENDOR NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME 71-392 061700 10/08/90 OASTIAN GARY 7393 061900 10/06/'` 0 BAT rERY TIRE WAREHOUSE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD Vf.*lLlC;Hf:R/C-HE(.` K RE' (.-, 1 S T E R' FOR PERIOD 09 7394 071067 10/08/90 BERRY BEARING COMPANY 7.395 071350 10/00/ BEST PR.OG I RAMS 7396 071705 10/08/90 BI01-LAB 7397 101210 10/08/90 BLACKS PHOTOGRAPHY 7398 080900 10/08/90 BOARD OF WA-11-.R COMMISSI(INERS 7399 0811.50 10/08/90 BOHI- JOHN 7400 0914T5 10/08/90 BRUNSON INSTRUMEN'r Co. 7401 091.485 10/08/90 BRW INC. 7402 101210 10/08/90 BUCK BLACKTOP o INC . -.7403 110310 10/08/90 CAMPBELL, BOB 7404 110480 10/08/90 CARL SON EQUlF)ME'NT 7405 110 "3 75 10/08/90 CATHODIC PROTEcriON SERVICE 7406 1 -2 0.32 10/08/90 CELLULAR ONE 7407 1 3ob5o 10 -':j'/ 9 CHLMLAWN. INC. 7 4 () 8 130!ff,60 0'-= / 9 0 CHEMSEARCH ITEM f ) E'I:J'C R I PT I () N TRNG j VEHICLE SUPPLIES SUPPLIES VEHiCt-E. VEHICLE SUP VLHICLE" SUP SOFI'WARE P R 0 G S U Pf" L I LS' SERVICE FEE E NG 1 NE. L R FEE IS ENGINEER FEES ENGINLER FE LS ENGINEER FEES ENGINLER F L US ENGINEER FEES E N 6 1 N L E. R, FEES ENGINEER FEES WATER 1.830 WATER 1902 WATER 63 WATER 1685 WATER 1980 WATER 1 45 R h TA I N L R OFFICE, ::30 'PLY PLANNING DEPOS)lTS FEES CONSULTING L- A N 1) 1 M P (11 V PROGRAM REGISTRATION SMALL TOOLS REPAIR MAINT IJ'rlL.i CELLULAR CUDE TELEPHONE Fl-*E- S' FOR SiEkViCE CHEMICALS PAGE 6 I TE M CHECK AMOUNT AMOUNT 6.1.00 61.00 138.35 186.38 -196-24 520.97 490-26 490-26 64.1450 -642.50 9.60 x+.60 17.16 17.16 54.01 24-36 37.39 70.81 48.71 101.78 88.07 146. .4U Z5 .08 28.08 .-390 lz Z 1 .44 35.00 35.00, 44.35 44.35 1. 21933.78 39933.78 5 5 43.00 43 4-aO- 88.98 88.98 730.00 730.00 13-97 39-36 53.33 25;:.75 222.75 1 7 5 0 VOUCHREG CITY OF MAPLEWOf.-ID 09/28/90 13:09 Voli.cliER/CliECK REGISTER FQR PERIOD 09 VOUCHER/ PAGE 7 I T F` m CHECK CHECK VENDOR CHECK VENDOR ITEM NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME DESCRIPTION 7409 140Z05 10/08/90 CLEAN STEP RUGS SV(.. FEE 7410 150040 10/08/90 C.'OLEIBILL PROGRAM REGI9jf'RAR'Flf3N 377.04 1515.00 155.00 7411 150050 10/0 DEBRA COLE REFUND 7412 152270 10/08/90 STEPHANIE COOPET REFUND 7413 152300 10/08/90 COPY DUPLICATING PROD. COSTS 26.46. .26-1846 101115. 0 0 105.00 7414 15Z5OO 10/08/90 CORPORATE RISK MANAGERS, INC. CONTRACT PYM, 7415 160770 10/08/90 COUNTRY CABINETS INC. SUPPLIES 7416 160800 10/ COUNTR-Y VIEW GOLF SERVICE 87.54 74 180400 10/08/90 DAILY & SON PARK TRAlL J418 180410 10/08/90 DAILY SON BLACKTOPPING EXCAVATION 7419 '10/08/90 DAVIES WATER EOUlPMENT MAINT MATERIAL 610.00 57.00 57.00 7420 190057 10/08/90 DEFOE ENTERPRISES REFUND CJ)RB 7421 230-1.1-00 10/08/90 EAST COUNTY LINE' FIRL DEPT. FUEL OIL., 7 4Z 230900 10/08/90 EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY DUPt.ICA'rING 15.00 1. DUPLICATING DUPLICA'rING 139.00 DUPLICATING DUPLICA*rING DUPLICATING DUPLICATING DUPLICAIING 744"13 240725 10/08/90 EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS ONTRACT PYM 7424 260250 10/08/90 F A C I L I T Y SYSIEMS REPAIR MAINI EOUIPMENT 74Z5 270150 10/08/90 FLAIL-MASTER CORPORATION SUPPLIES VEHICLE 7426 270300 10/08190 FLEXIBLE PIPE TOOL. FLEXIBLE PIPE' T'001. SUPPLIE VEHICLE 7427 270500 10/08/90 FORE,MAN AND CLARK UNIFORMS LINIFf.-IRMS 7428 290250 10/08/90 FREDRIKSON & BYRON SEMINAR MAr'L 7429 300970 1-0/08/90 GME CONSULTANIS, INC; FEES 7430 301-l".21,0 10/0e/90 GENERAL REPAIR REPAIR MAINT PAGE 7 I T F` m CHECK AMOUNT AMOUNT 19.91.) 19.95 40.00 40.00 18.33 18.33 4.50 4.50 377.04 377.04 1515.00 155.00 38.00 38.00 791.25 791.25 6 6 810.00 810.00 26.46. .26-1846 101115. 0 0 105.00 95.74 95.74 124.81 Z 7 6 2 18 4 . 87.54 340-83 3. 23 . Coll 9 610.00 610.00 57.00 57.00 116.40 116.40 950.00 4 - 3 f.53 . 1 15 0 1 385.50 155.00 1 .5 5, . 0 0 15.00 1. 1 100.00 139.00 VOUCHREG CHECK C 11 Y Of- MAPLE WOOD 09/28/90 13-09 VOUCHER/CHECK Rti iISTER 121.92 1.21 .92 FOR PERIOD .09 225.00 VOUCHER/ 300-00 2 495.00 21.60 CHECK VENDOR CHLCK VENDOR ITEM 41.00 NUMBER NUM F,ER DATE NAME DESCRIP'rI()N 1 7431 310300 10/08/90 G(JODYEAR TIRL. COMPANY VEHICLE MAlNl' 1T.00 17.00 13-23 13.23 46. 30-- REPAIR MAINT VEHICLE 3 150-00 4 77.40 REPAIR MAINZ` VEH I C 80.00 337.10 REPAIR MAINF VEH I CLE A40.00 140.00 Z80. 00 121.64 REPAIR MAINT VEHICLE 43.50 t. 4 15.00 4 58.50 REPAIR MAINT VEHICLE 7432 310710 10/08/90 GOPHER STATE ONL-CALL, INC. SUPPOR T AGRMI 7433 310715 10/08/90 GOPHER SrATE--()NE CALL GOPHER s,rATE . SEALCOAT INC. 7434 320200 10/08/90 GRACE, DUANE S V C; FEE::; 7435 3ZOZ90 10/06/90 GRAYBOW-DANIELS CO. SUPPLIES -JANITORIAL SMALL TOOLS SMALL -r0OLS 7436 330155 10/08/90 MARGARET HAGGERTY REFUND 7437 340110 10/08/90 liEJNY RENTALS, INC RENTAL El-.IIJIP 7438 341715 10/08/90 HERMANN MARKLTING/JFM PROGfZAM PROG SUPPLIES 7 439 350830 10/08/90 RICHARD HO AN EXCROW REFUND INTEREST 7440 350878 10/03/90 GARY HOHENSTEIN REFUND 7441 350925 10/08/90 HOt.lDAY CREDIT OFFICE FUEL 7442 351300 10/08/9 HORSNELL JUDITH VEHICLE ALLOWANCE 7443 380200 10/08/90 I.C.M.A. O F.ICE. SUPPLIES 7444 410420 10/08/90 k-`.ELLER ELECTRIC INC. KELLER IELEC.-I'RIC INC. SERVICE FE' 7445 430!300 10/08/90 KOKESH ATHLEUC PROG SUP PROG SUP PRO(jRAM, SUPPLIE-S 7446 450110 10/08/90 LeM.C.I.T. C 0 14 P I Nz. 7447 450130 10/08/90 L.f.Gm POWER EQUIPMENT SMALL 11.)OLS SMAL TOOI.S. 7448 4502:00 10/0.'/90 LA8'OR RELA ASOCIArES, IN CONI-RACT PYM. 7449 450900 10/08/90 LAKE MANAGEME.N-F, INC CONIRACI PYM. LAKE MANAGE 1 1 'EN T INC PAGE CHECK AMOUNT AMOUNT 10.00- 89.96 121.92 1.21 .92 Z9 . 00 474.72 225.00 225 .00 300-00 2 495.00 21.60 90.44 1.81- 110.23 41.00 41.00 60.00 60.00 102.50 102.50 1 ;78.77 1,028.77 17,00- 1T.00 17.00 13-23 13.23 46. 30-- 46.30 3 150-00 4 77.40 80.00 337.10 5,815.00 A40.00 140.00 Z80. 00 121.64 121.64 43.50 t. 4 15.00 4 58.50 VOUCHREG CITY OF llAPt.L*W(l('lD PAGE 9 09/28/90 13:09 Vi RE.GISTER FOR PERIOD 09 VOUCHER/ CHECK VENDOR CHECK VENDOR I T' F.' 10, IlLm CHECK NUMBER. NUMIE-ER DATE NAME DES 3cRip*rION AMOUNT AMOUNT 7450 451890 10/08/90 BEV LARSON R E'FLl N D 41.00 41.00 74551 470700 10/08/90 LILLIE SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS AD (9/17/90) 39.60 39.60 7452 480900 10/ 1 08/90 BETTY LUD1N(3'fON R L 1`71.1 N D 41.00 41.00 7 45 3 500025 10/08/90 M-R SIGN COMPANY SIGN 1982-3.57 1 7 4 5 4 500325 10/08/90 M.A.U.M.A. SUBSCRIP1 IONS 50.00 50.00 7455 500350 10/08/90 M.B. SUPPLY MAINTENANCE MATERIAL 100.00 100.00 7456 50011500 10/08/90 M.J.F. MASONRY CONSIRUCTION L. AND I MPROVEMEN► 3 3 7457 500675 10/08/90 M.R.P.A. PROD SUP 1i;6,00 186.00 7458 501500 10/08/90 MAGI CORP CONTRACT PYM. 278.00 278.00 7459 501900 10/08/90 MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICE MP. HE -LP 18.53 78.53 7460 5 3 0 60 10/08/90 MERIT CHEVROLET V E'fi I CL E S U F Pt I E 23.60 23.60 _ __ 7461 531300 10/08/90 ME.TRO INSPECTION 'SERVICE SERV-ICE FE 3 SERVICE FEE 4 8 7462 531775 10/08/90 MEYER CONTRACTING INC. AWARDED CONs 1 1 900.76 7463 540720 10/08/90 MINN Comm 0 1.1 T SIDE:: RLN-f AL 91.00 91.00 7464 541900 10/08/90 MINNESOTA CONWAY, FIRE SAFETY MINN.CONWAY FIRE SAFEFY 450.►0 SUPPLIES Vf-.'HI•LE 1,.-c »;.00 588.00 7465 542125 10/08/90 MINNESOTA DOT REP & MAINT El."IUIP 1 83 7 5 1 7466 55069 10/08/90 MN LNV. QUALILTY BOARD TRAVE1. TRAINING 1. 00 125.00 7467 570050 10/08/90 MOESILE EMERGENCY SYSTEMS INC, REPAIR MAINT VEHICLE SUPPLIES VEHICLE 306.10 694.10 7468 630650 10/08/90 NATIONAL CAMERA EXCHANGE PROG SUPPLIES 5�lfl .34 55.34 7469 640805 10/08/90 N-ELSONS AUTO SERVICE Vt".'H I CLE MA Nf 177.65 177.65 7470 660800 10/08/90 NORTH ST. PAUL CITY OF U 'TI L u I E s 1 1 1 '344.38 7471 662400 10/08/90 NORTHWOOD HARDWARE SLIPPLI S 6. 4- 5 6.45 7472 663000 10/08/90 ALICE NUESSEL REFUND 4 0 0 43.00 7473 670500 10/08/90 NUIESON LAVE-..*RNE TRAVE-1. TRAINING 6.00 6.00 VOUCHREG 0 9 /112.11-1/ 9 0 i--s 1;3: 09 C I - f Y 0 F' M A L E W 0 0 D PAGE 10 VfjiiC- L'.'K REOISTER FOR PERIOD 09 VOUCHER/ CHECK VEADOR CHI. CK V E N D Of-%' NUMBER N u M ft--- R DATE NAME ITEM DESj Em CHECK CR IP*r ION AMOUNT AMOUNT 7474 680-500 10/08/90 OCCUPATIONAL. HEALTH SLRV ICES SVC: FEE SVC ROERING 92.00 46.00 138.00 7475 680600 10/08/90 OCTOPUS CAR IAA V EH I CL E MAINT - VEHICLE. MA1NT 6.92 j 19`3.76 VEHICLE MAINT 62.28 VEHICLE MAINT 20.76 VEHICLE MAINT 6.92 VEHICLE MAI NI 2 0-76 311 .40 7476 690410 10/08/90 OLSONsPEARL PROGRAM R E G I"TR A f'I 0 N 41.00 41.00 7477 692500 10/08/90 OWLNS SERVICE CHEMICALS 468,. 18 468.18 7478 70Z10.0 10/08/90 JOHN PE-ARSON RP-GIST REFUND 17. 00 7479 711345 10/08/90 PETERSONIBEL1 &JENSEN SE'RV10E FEE 4 4 7480 71ZI15 10/08/90 POLAR CHEVROLET GEE VEHICLE MAINT 58-80 58.80 7481 75065-6 10/08/90 LORAINE REIS RE'.FLIND 7482 761ZOO 10/08/90 ROAD RESCUE SUPPL I EUS 155-83 155.83 7483 770304 10/08/90 MARIN• RUSSLLL REFUND 43.00 43.00 7484 7 8 () 1 15 0 10/08/90 S & S AUTO VEHICLE MAINT 135.00- 7485 800400 10/08/90 SEVEN CORNERS ACE HARDWARE PROG SUPPLIES Z-5-33 25.33 7-486 831600 10/08/90 SP OFFICE PRODUCTS OFFICE SUP OFFICE. SUPPLIES 39-46 OFFICE -SUP 48 .47 OFFICE' SUPPt-IES 4 ,43-- OFFIC SUPPLIES 16 .24 54 OFFICE SUP 13.84 OFFICE ',-3 U P P L. I S 37.87 OFFICE. SUPPI-IES 37.87- OFF r CE SU PPL. If.-.,a 59.96 SUPPLIE',S OFFICE 88-12 SUPPLIEE-3 CIF = ICE 26.89 SUPPLIES OFFI 48.17 OFFICE ',:`�UPPLIC.S 18.46 bUPPLIE OFFIC 70.56 OFFICE SUP 26.02 SUPPL1[-:*-.'S JANI70R1AL 6.81 SUPPLIES OFFICE OFFICE Slip OFF ICE ' -U 2.68 19.52 PROURAM 8.30 10 VOUCHREG 09/ZB/90 13:09 VOUCHER/ CHECK., VENDOR CHECK VENDOR NUMBER NUMBER DATE NAME 7487 840300 .10/08/90 ST.PAUL BOOK & STA-rION 7488 840400 10/08/90 ST .PAUL CITY OF C I'] Y OF, MAPLL WOOD VOUCHER/CHECK RI.E.GISTER FOR PE'R.1 OD 09 1 T E m DESCRipul)N SUPPLIES UFICE OFFICE SUP OFFICE SUP OFFICE SUP OFFICE SUPPLIES SUPPLIES EQ(.lIf-MLN'f 'ACT PYM. C 0 NT R REPAIR MINAT REPAIR MINAT PAGE I I It CHECK REPAIR MAINZ 7489 840500 10/08/90 ST.PAUL DISPATCH & PIONEER NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIP 7490 841750 10/08/90 MARY STAHN REFUND 7491 842100 10/08/90- STANDARD SPRING & ALIGNMENT VEHICLE MAINT 7492 842450 10/08/90 STATE CHEMICAL MANUF-ACTURING SUPPLIES JANITORIAL 7493 343 :00 10/08/90 STEFFEN SC(-.ITT PROG SUPPLIES 7494 850600 10/08/90 SUPERAMERICA FUEL OIL 7495 850OZ5 10/08/90 SWANSON PROGRAM REGISTRATION 7496 8.51575 10/08/90 SYSIEMS SUPPLY, INC. st , IPPLIFS 57.12 Z 2 9.46 SUPPLIES 2 4 . 16- 109.92 SUPPLIES 7497 860080 10/08/90 T.A. SCHIFSKY & SONS, INC MAIN'r MATERIAL 7498 860).00 10/08/90 T.J. AU'lf) PARI'S VEHICLE SUPPLIES 72.00 108.00 VEHICLE SUPPLIES .48.00 360.00 SUPPLIES VEHICLE. 14:0. 1 ►00 SUPPLIES - VVIHICLE 7499 860300 10/08/90 T.E.A.M. CONTRACT PYM CONTRACT PYM CONTRACT PYM CONTRACT. PYM CONTRACr PYM CONTRACT PYM CONTRACT PYM CONTRACI PYM C 0 NT R A CT PYM CONTRACT PYM CONTRACT PY M 7500 860`-.1-05 10/0'c:'-/90 T T. SHIRTS SHIRTS PAGE I I It CHECK AMf-.IijN'F AMOUNT 212 , 11.7 9 48.73 29.67 65 . 2-1 5 -867 .38 ZZ.76 7 . 2 30.58 52.0() 75,5 - 4 42 467.75- 164.21.i .1 13.1156 13.56 4:?-.•00 43.00 188.37 .188.37 159-87 159.87 35.00 35.00 194.83 194-83 100.00 100.00 31-82 8.00 17.30 57.12 Z 2 9.46 2 4 . 16- 109.92 1 7 . 21. 0 270.74 60.00 36.00 6.00 72.00 108.00 .48.00 360.00 1.. 14:0. 1 ►00 11716.00 VOUCHREG 09/z8/90 i3:09 VOUCHER/ C. HE L` K VLNDOR NUMBER NUMBER CHECK V E N D f.-I R DATE NAME . 7501 860315 10/08/90 T.K.D.A. 75OZ 860650 10/06/90 TARGET SfOREES 7503 871200 10/08/90 TOLL COMPANY 7504 900 100 10/0,:r/90 UNIFORMS UNLIMITCD 7505 900150 10/08/90 UNITED SUSlNESS MAtr.*HINE 7506 900,800 10/08/90 LJNIVI.---RSiry OF MINNESOTA 7507 910500 10/08/90 VASKO RUI--.*I•.*,'ISH REMOVAL. 7508 91zloo 10/W-3/90 VIRTUE PRINTING CI"l*Y OF MAPLE WOOD 931900 PAGE 1 1 JEANNE WARZALA VOUCHER / CNECK RE61STER 43.00 43.00 FOR REklOD 09 I T 1--* 11 11 Fm CHECK WEILAND E C R I P Tl ON AMOUNT AMOUNT PROG SUPPLIES 73.92 10/08/90* LORRAINE' WILLENDRING FROG S.lJPPL.iES 1 1 ENG FEES 145 D7 145.07 WORD PERFECT MAGAZINE MEMBERSIHilp 16.00 18.00 SUPPLIES 150. 48 50.48 MAINZ MATERIAL 139.44 139.44 U N I FT.1 R M S 39 . ff-, 0 39.50 TOTAL CHECKS 7082--4 587. 33 OFFICE* SUPPLIES 7-7 . 70 77.70 'rRNG. 6L-ACKs*rf.,NE 00 39.00 SVC. FLL 42.00 SERVICE 'FEE 430 ..---'4 472.24 OFTICE SUP 35.68 OFFICE SUP 17.85 OFFICE SUP SUPPLIES OFFICE Z4 .15 Imi SUPPL.IE!-_", OFFICE 6.15- 53.08 7509 931900 10/08/90 JEANNE WARZALA REFUND 43.00 43.00 7510 940555 10/08/90 WEILAND VEHICLE ALA IOWANCE 7511 942300 10/08/90* LORRAINE' WILLENDRING RLFUND BPI) 0 0 85.00 7512 950325 10/08/90 WORD PERFECT MAGAZINE MEMBERSIHilp 16.00 18.00 TOTAL CHECKS 7082--4 587. 33 Imi CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0001 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNI AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD is ti.•r s w w s s s w v if a a.• 0 IV r 2 "; t 9 9 %No % F a s ike t a.m a� t" f'7 It i.... wO: 3 . 0 4 5 � b i 0017046 09/28/90 DALE CA RLSON 550m }t 7 M Y A �.�017D47 -. _ . 0 9/28/90. .;. _. GEO R GE� R 058Df •CH.: -.. 550.00 i { ! 00 4is j 1 1 00 17049 CAS /28 /SCE FRANCES L JUKER 5�y. �jD ,, 2' j r 00 17050 09/28/90 JANE ROE R I N 770. 1 ? it 1 705 1-- 61 ,» 17 1 f 00 17 0 52 0 8/90 GAIL BLACKSTONE 14 901 a 78 r a ; , 19{ 00.1 09/28/90 G RETCHEN MAGL I CH 1 388. 78 21 _ _ 122 - FS - ate T 0 �� � L: 8 ` 2 8 /90' -- its► 0017055 09/28/90 DAV I D J JAHN ��`5 5 +.JrJ..J.3 24 00 17056 25i . 09/28/90 LYLE SWANSOH 992. 2g 7 0 57 28± •___ r/ .. - .. .. :, _ _. . -� ....mow..- _...�_.- _- ._..�... 1 129 ; c� 01 7058 ass /28/90 ANDREA J OSTER i , 043. 5D '32t j{ �• 0 17059 09 /28/90 WILLI M I K I SKA 180000 ^; 8 7 , j - 3�1 ;351 :3b1 00 17061 .- 09/28/90 THERESE CARLSON $40.45 ;.; 0017062 09 / E.8 / 9D KIMBERLY BANKS 3� 0017 - f,�8 . 7 A A NA -- -K— MATH � YS- ;ao ! 42 . , 00 17064 09/28/90 DELORES A V I GNALO 1 141,w8 ', 0017065 09/28/90 CAROLED J ANDERSON 14, 4566 5O ,44 j f I -� i W- 6 .� r � - - -LO T E__`►___. .N BE!__!:luf r F 00 17067 0/28/50 LUCI LLE E AUREL I US I j 5833 37 t ,8 4 0017068 09/28/90 BETTY D SELVOG 253. 49; } `52j SCT'TT"fi� 1 - 53 �� 0 17 09 / 2 8/90 CO�iH I E L KELSEY 883. 74 5 v6 001 7071 09/28/90 LORRA I HE S V I ETOR 1 D1 S. 34 i 5?" - is X23: 0 0 17082 24: 09/28/90 SANDRA JONES 68, 00 0017083 • 26 09/28 /90 PHYLLIS ER I CKSON 86a63 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0002 BETTY -DDY 86n63 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS =-; i : 7 ' FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD MARGARET MO cDNALD 1 f 6� 3 � 001 7086 09/28/90 MARY LOU L I EDE R 7 8. 38 C HECX -- . NUt4BE - CHE - C - K-D � 09/28/90 1 880 00 PHYLLIS LOFGREN 90m75 HITIOUNIT t 2 /j)� rl 53' IL 1-1 ;4' - 09/28/90 GUNDORG MOWCHAN 93u50 5' 6 00 17073 09/28/90 CAROL JAGOE S 18. 40 7 : 0017074 09/28/50` JEANETTE E CARD 1 , 0L7: 53 '10• 11� :1 12 00 17078 09/8/90 E' ELIZABETH HAAS 92000 ;13` 0017077 09 / E8 / So I RENE LING 97. 6 3 16. 17+ 00 17079 09/28/90 SHIRLEY LUTTRELL 99, 19 ; 20` 001 7080 09 /E8 /SD LUC I LL.E CAHANES 10 X21, ; --3 #--7-8-1--- ---r -- -- - - X35 / `8 22 _ X23: 0 0 17082 24: 09/28/90 SANDRA JONES 68, 00 0017083 • 26 09/28 /90 PHYLLIS ER I CKSON 86a63 2 7' 28i :8 /S} BETTY -DDY 86n63 29i — -f t t E€ - 1 - e- CHAUSE : 7 ' »3 :f 17 }8 30. 0 9/ 2 8/90 MARGARET MO cDNALD 90.7 3 � 001 7086 09/28/90 MARY LOU L I EDE R 7 8. 38 ,33 „54, 09/28/90 wrlm 880 00 ;^ 00 17088 C 09 /28/90 MARIAN JUNGEMANN $6, 63 8�►�. Es,� 3 �: 17 {:j85S/ v . :8 /S} DIAN E GOL#S : I 86n63 --- El 01-`-7 /'2 8-/ 13 ---- — -f t t E€ - 1 - e- CHAUSE : 7 ' ;40 ;48 r 00 17094 09/28/90 ,JUDY W I DHOLM '42t >�: 0 17091 09/28/90 RUTH NYCK LEDY —LANG 880 00 43 44; i� 0 17� »�92 09/28/90 ENNA KLEDE 8�►�. Es,� 4& : 7 ' ;48 r 00 17094 09/28/90 ,JUDY W I DHOLM 97, ( 001709 09/28/90 PHYLLIS LOFGREN 90m75 1 .52. v7�T iT� �, 7J J��My�7�� /j)� rl 53' 0017097 09/28/90 GUNDORG MOWCHAN 93u50 r . 00 17098 09/2 THEODORE HAAS SAS. `5 ,5,. r� Ll u C OF MAPLEWOOD 0003 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PER IOD i1 lei CH -CHECK— NT `2 i 3 14 0017 99 _ - S4s 5i R ,s! 00 17100 09 / `8 / SCE MILD RED DEHEN 85. 38 ' 00 17101 09/ 28/50 KATHLEEN D I TTEL.. 89038 : 10; 111 12: 00171 09/28/90 ANNETTE LACASSE �'' 8,. �;,� 13: 00 17104 .09/28/90 RICHARD L.OFG REN 53.. �0 14 ... 091 -90 AUDREY WELLMAN 1� I 00 17106 09/28/90 � R I TA F REDE R I CKSON 82,w50 ,19 001.71 09/E8/90 . .. MARGARET EARLEY 93x50 .21 . 22` : 23: 0017109 09/28/90 NILDRED BU RKE 82. 5D . 0017110 09/28./90 DONALD WIEGERT 30. 75 26 2 T -#- 1--x- -- - fA ----�E -- 7— -- _- 23; '2 ; i= 0171 1 09/28/90 DORI BROADY �, 81. 1.� 32 �. 0 09/ 28 / 9D JACK A RBUCKLE 94 . 8A aa 6• 34 , 35- 001711 09/ JOYCE L I P I NSK I 77. 00 0017116 09/28/90 HELEN DICKSON 88. 63 t 3a 00171 q0 41 00 17118 09 / 28 / 90 ELS I E ANDERSON •� 5 ' 8 �..s0 �2 X 43 0017119 09/ MARILYN WOLD 92s00 45 CTE -1--` # 2 _ .__ . ' / 8 f-9 0 MAR ELlL fk WPrTS a Uj 47 , 43 00 17121 09 / 28 / 90 BETTY BE RGLUND 3 ?. 75 00 1712 2 09/28/90 GRACE LOCKS 880 52 53 _ , �� 0 171 24 09/ CLAIRE HEALY 81, 38 f ;55 0017125 09 /2 8 / SD LO R RA I NE F I SCHE R - 1 33n50 .57 u CITY OF MAALEWOOD 0004 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD Ens 1 - CHE r A - A , 12 3` 4 ; --- t - - �' S '3 f ..8 , .. D 'w / yam ` V s j 0 0 17127 0 9/.8/90 DELOR I S F'ASTNER r s i .� 17 2' �; 8 f S ANNE FOSBU RG 81. 1.�► 10; 00 17130 09/28/90 PATRICIA WERDEN 97n'75 13` 14` 0017131 09/28/90 MARY KAY PALANK 779s5 15 ; � # S/ - 2. , 8 9 v KENNET f3LL: I N 18 ' s 00 17133 09 /28/90 CAROLE L R I CH I E 1 5 , 1 �,9. 98 ,a 0017134 09/28/90 JOANNE M SVENDSEN i s 28`s 8 21 72 t' 0f "T f- /�}{'� KI�w. wI fir• - 3 ' 23`: '24: �_ 017136 09/28/90 ELAINE FULLER 444a52 2s+ 0017137 :)9/:8f 9� CAROLw F" MARS' I NSON 1, 001 20 27} _ j ! i 2s, 30 �� 0171 39 09/28/90 DONALD W S#KALMAN �") -• 1 a ,.., �. € , 28 3 32' 00 17140 09 /28/90 JOHN FR SE R 1, � { , ,, ..r _ T_ �.___- c8� 9 — RA -Y--M �# 3- --J--MOR LL_ __._.r5'' 0 ;-- 28 ----_ _.... _ '! :34 : 35: 00 171 42 42 09 / i.:.:8 / 9c:� SCOTT L. STER'�EN 1, a. 0017143 09/28 DAVID L ARNOLD 2 ++ ,� OD. 68 7 j 9, ' 40! -�-- - 1-71 -- ___ .�:�f,�8 � ..�— -- - , �{� - ---� -- £� I -Ctf -- __._��__ _ _ __� - �.. 1 595 . 16 41 '42` 0017145 09/28/90 JOHN C BOHL 2 ,94 6 9a63 . ,� x:017146 09/28/90 ANTHONY G CAHANES 1 45 » wyr 4 - fir i ; 47' i tr 0 17148 09/28/90 RICHARD M MOESCHTER 1 5`7. 2 3 0017149 0 9/28/ 90 JOHN H ATCH I SON 1 5�")8. 28 c.o: 1 54: 0017151 09/28/90 Y I NG YANG 609a90 :�► ,�s O L O 0 9/ 28/90 WILLIAM F AEL.T I ER 1 G83. 88 157{ CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0005 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD L.P.— NUMB ...... �o ` ' 1 6; 5 l 00 17154 09/E8 /90 CABOT V WELCHL I H 1 4�D 18 ' ; .. DD1715 s . D /,....8 /SD R I CHA LANG 1 t 541. 14 9 _ ! 1' 1 11 c: 0 17157 02 2 ' 09 / 28 / 9D MICHAEL RYAN 11 1 13 , 00 17158 09/8 /90 M I CHAEL. J HERBERT 18 y15 ! - rqvv'r_ftt *left 1' 117' ',si i 001718D 09 /28/90 GREGORY L STAFNE 1, 548 00 ;2C! D0 17 181 D9 / 28/ S0 RONALD. D DECKER 1, ` 1 221 6 a . #� i4` 8t. ! 23! 24 �: 017183 09/2'8/90 DERRELL T STOCKTON 1, 514a 93 f 00 17184 09/28/90 PAUL G PAULOS -JR4 2 ' 28. , ! f 00 17166 0 }17188 x_33/28/90 FLINT D KART 1 4S8a 28 31 '32. 0017167 09/28/90 STEPtHEH : J HEINZ 1 # 734a O;` v v 34; — — m —:t -��-- ---- —— t .--- R — ; 35; 00 17189 09/28/90 DAVID J THO# ALLA - 1 ? 608a S8 3s 00 17170 09/28/90 TEVEN P'ALMA f 3 459.. 88 � 1 34 i4Q -`7 #--7#- --- #:f B -- X42 �» 0 1717. 09 / 28 / 90 JOSEPH A ESE RGE RON 1, 43 ! ^; _ 00 1717 3 09/28/90 JAMES MEEHAH li i r45 Wk is 28— : 471 t _ '=� + 4s; 0017175 f ) �. S / �8 / SC SARAH SAUHDE RS -, �. 1 1 0433 �,5 , ! 001.7176 - 09/28/.90. , JAMES M EMBERTSOH 1, G 1 34 1 1 ;53i . Jt ; J 54 c� 0 17178 09 / `8 / Spa JANET L RAD I NE 1, 1 05. ? 1 56 }0 ,5/: 17 i 7S /8 /Si D �... JULIE A STAHNKE 1 4b CITY OF MAPL.EWOOD 0006 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION ECK. CH S FOR R THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD i# + H EC K - UPTEWD.- PAYEE AMOUNT ! 0011 i4' -:70 SCOTT K R 5' s �. �. 17181 0 CAROL. NELSON 1 58`. 58 1 00 17182 09/28/90 CYNTH WAL.DT 941.90 !9 1 21 00 17184 09/28/90 JAYME. L FLAUGHER 1 1 `4. 85 0017185 09 /28/9 JUDI.TH� WEGWERTH 590w :15 i 6: 00 1-88 f`f a It Aft- x:017187 09/28/90 JUDY M CHLEDECK 1, 1 20' 00171188. OL9 /28/90 WILLIAM ARIEF'ER 1 2# 2.2 !r` .7 -R- ----- 4 23` 24: 00 17190 09/28/90 M ICHAEL R KANE 1 735. G '! J 2E. 00 i ? 1 1 09/ BRYAN NAGEL. It, 2 67' 2: .28! 29' 00 1 ? 153 09/ MEN RY E KLAUS I NG 1 E'45. 1 G 3 . 09/ JOHN SCHMOOCK t 214. 16 3 33 1AL Lj %j E L EY s 0017196 09/28/90 E R I CK D OSWALD 1, 232,w 38 ` 0017197 09/28/90 STEVEN COLLINS 507w00 y 00171 SS 09/28/90 WILLIAM C CASE 1 ? ? 5. ?`O 1 A 0 0 17200 09/28/90L RANDAL. L I NDBLOM 1 8 00 17202 09/28/90 JOHN DU CHA RNE 925o'90 00 1720 3 09/28/90 DENNIS L PECK 1, 5 Iva I or AM RIEBE i53� J4 0017205 09/28/90 BRUCE A IRISH i , 73`. 5O �� €� 01 7206 09 / 28 / S0 WALTER R N GE I SSLE R 1 585. 08 ;57 4b • CITY OF MAPLEWOOD EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD .r► - HMULHNFF t _ 3 i ' r i s : 00 17208 09/28/90 JOHN R LOFG REN SS,�, `S 017209 09/28/90 ..ROBERT D ODE GARD �raLY.r+.+.r_.r_rr M �y� " .. - wA� Joe% or 0 1 4W x.0 17; 11 09/28 /90 BARBARA A KR � U MEL � �c 516,. �5 113; w 00 17212 09/28/90: PAUL. I HE STAPLES 14,753.30 f ! 151 f... THE - R- J ONES �171 11 8? 0 09/28/90 MARGARET KUNDE 118080 •1 �� � }D 1.7E 1 r 09/28/90 ROBE S ANDERSON , 1 -72 # 8- ----- 22" X '24' 0017 217 09/ W I LL I Ah� GA R RY 1 z (3D 17218 09/28/90 ROL N A D 8 HEL.EY 22 -� 1 � ��.8. �.� 1 `7 -1 -- - ,28 - :3�3/c8' f lar -I Pt-- -MARU- SKAr`____ r r » _ 17�:�: w 09 JAMES SCH I NDELDECKE R 1 13 ' �. 0017221 09/28/90 TERRY LeCCUNT 47s 00 4 �3G 4 3'-- -- »I"C -)-#- `'- ♦~ ''w` --- ---- -- ~ayy, -- - ---4�' �/ - -7w '. - - -- jam^ m w.. S_ . • -�R-K --- - _•_._. .___ -_.. _i .' - ":._ _ .____.._ __- __. v�1 00 17223 09/28/90 DANIEL EAU RKHA RT 414a 0 ;35; i` �3 f . 17 �+ 0S /;� 8 / SD TODD JAGOE 6 5 . 0 0 :4 V' 4 40 1 42 0017226 09/28/90 MICHELLE H I LSGEN 28a75 °3 0017227 09/28/90 SHERRA MILLER I LLER 1 SC},. 5D i i j 00 17229 OS/28/90 KAYLEHE PETERSON 125,.00 48 1 4 00 17230 09/28 / 90 MICHAEL G RAF 420 r 00 : Joi 1 511 , _.. .. SHAWN - - - i52( �� 32 _ 09/28/90 RONALD L BESETH JRs 136s50 0 5` 5 5 x: .0172, 3 . 09/28/90 KAY FALVEY 522 5O i571 '35 00 09 /28/90 MARJOR I E OSTROM 1 136; • 38' 00 17251 09/28/90 NICHOLAS N CARVER 14 311. 5D 1 339:. 140: - R O BE R T : t�#EN 41 �3t�f 17:x. ► tfS /:$ /S� DAN Y EL CAi { RNARC388.j0 !i ;43; 144�0017254 €'.��/�::'8/ 0 MICHAEL HYLAND 240s00 I 46 l 147; 00 17258 09 /28/90 GEORGE W MULWEE 1, 1 t:� 48, I i 00 17257 09/28/90 LAVERNE S NUTESON i , 60D. 50 :51 1 5 ^ i �"I ; • l o• r/ � - - ---- -- -- --- -- - --..- - ROG w. err LJ • �.._� I �----.___._ _.. �Cy f ;531 i �:� � 17E�S CAS /;� :A /� � DAVID D EDSON 1, 1 f ,ss 56' Oo 1728D 09/28/90 DAVID GE RMA I N 1, 225a ILO 57. Ll CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0 0008 j E EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR T THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD 6i c A MOUNT i a i t 5 6 � �: 017`35 x x 9/28/90 D DOUGLAS J TAUBMAN 1 1 4 70 I :0017236 DS / `8 / 90 ' GREW HAYMAN 14 D if 004 1 f 10� `11 00 17238 38 J JUDITH A HO RSNELL 5 592a15 3 13 .. 0 00 1 7235 0 09/28 ANN E HUTCH i NSOi i 1 ` » :16 » 2 • • • 17( 1$ . �: 017 :41 0 09 / `8/ 90 A ALLISON SON McG I NN I S .. 5n OO 20< O Oo 1 7242 0 09/2 K KATHLEEN M DOHE RTY f f , 07 3. 3D '21 +231 124; c c� 0 17`44 € € 9 8 /SD G GEOFFREY W OLS€JN 1 1 98 3. 37 2 �' 26 0 00 17245 D DS/ �:8f 9D N NANCY N I SKEL L 5 553. 51 27 » _ _ 13 i _ }}} 1 l 0 1 12gl '30 00 17247 0 09 /28 /90 K KENNETH ROBERTS 1, 1 31, , 0 0017248 0 09/28/90 T THOMAS RIEDESEL 3 3 30 ,w 0 0 � 1 17 � — __ _ - 09V I &I 90 + Lj E R 00 09 /28/90 MARJOR I E OSTROM 1 136; • 38' 00 17251 09/28/90 NICHOLAS N CARVER 14 311. 5D 1 339:. 140: - R O BE R T : t�#EN 41 �3t�f 17:x. ► tfS /:$ /S� DAN Y EL CAi { RNARC388.j0 !i ;43; 144�0017254 €'.��/�::'8/ 0 MICHAEL HYLAND 240s00 I 46 l 147; 00 17258 09 /28/90 GEORGE W MULWEE 1, 1 t:� 48, I i 00 17257 09/28/90 LAVERNE S NUTESON i , 60D. 50 :51 1 5 ^ i �"I ; • l o• r/ � - - ---- -- -- --- -- - --..- - ROG w. err LJ • �.._� I �----.___._ _.. �Cy f ;531 i �:� � 17E�S CAS /;� :A /� � DAVID D EDSON 1, 1 f ,ss 56' Oo 1728D 09/28/90 DAVID GE RMA I N 1, 225a ILO 57. Ll Ll CITY OF MAPLwEWOOD 0009 EMPLOYEE CROSS EARNINGS.AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD i1 00 17288 VO ID 09 /28 /90 - ----- - - - - -- � ' 00 172E 09/28/90 I CMA RET I. REME T TRUST --457 8 864« 61 3 LD fwvk A: 2 p ! f + 1 i 6 ] 00 1 7`V` 0 9/ 2 8/90 DENN I S M MULVANEY - 1 343« 5O 7:. - 4op '23: 24 0017 271 VO ID 8 : �: 01 7263 ����E8��D GEC R E• C SPRE IGL 1 155. c 3# w w � 7 � 8 4 � VOID I D �»� S �' �.... 8 / S D 25. 0017272 - , AFSCME 27 :5 546,000 , 25 40 F11 12 00 J 7 V 09/ � MAC LEWCIOD STATE BANK � j '�� y �.� # 1 �...1, �1�rr�. S 13 , . 0017266, �� � D �'�� 's�� STATE OF REVENUE 8, 3S0 3 UNITED WAY OF ST. PAUL AREA 156.65 09/28/SD 00 VOID 09! 2s / SD 15 - 061 � z I L. Vj ti... ISO I D '17 4p 18 00 17288 VO ID 09 /28 /90 PUBLIC EMP RETIREMENT ASSOC 4 8400 SS 'J PUBLIC EMP RET IREMENT ASSOC ' 00 172E 09/28/90 I CMA RET I. REME T TRUST --457 8 864« 61 2C 2 i ����y C�T }" �T I..r ML ---- F 1 RST 1 NNESOTA --.-- 22; ��'L.` EMP RET - l - RE4E " A SCC - -- 5_y_ 4 s`: 47` � 48 4op '23: 24 0017 271 VO ID 09/28/90 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 4 HCMA 3 `, S`4• 06 �. c 3# w w � 7 � 8 4 � VOID I D �»� S �' �.... 8 / S D 25. 0017272 - EI9/E8 /gO AFSCME 27 :5 546,000 , 25 . 2 �` w M . 281 i f*� - E M_ ,R�`_U W i .. s 7► t . - 29, 30 , c» 017`74 VOI 09/28/90 UNITED WAY OF ST. PAUL AREA 156.65 09/28/SD 00 VOID 09! 2s / SD COMME RC I AL. LIFE INSURANCE 101.57 ;32: ISO I D 0 EMS RETIREMENT ASSOC � 4, S 15. 25 33 3 4' _r 7g 1 E !1 T rl - - »F - .7 i» ass S j/�T « r .. - r • � AS S �w�► .► _..._._ _ , 35" 0 0 17 0 9/ 2 8/9 0 MN STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM yr L;95. 0 0 3& s( 00 17278 09/28 /90 MN.DENEFIT ASSOCIATION 7 5 2 483 0 `40 ._ L.w 00 17 0 M� `� • M U��� i NS • W S •�+ - ..60 - --�- -- - W 4. • - 4 a1 c- )017280 09/28/90 METRO SUPERVISOR Y ASSOC ASSac =' r 42, �.��} 1 Q 0017`81 V OID 09 /28 /SD PUBLIC EMP RET IREMENT ASSOC 397a75 : 44 45 _ ��'L.` EMP RET - l - RE4E " A SCC - -- 5_y_ 4 s`: 47` � 48 ; 0 17283 "° 09/88/90 . RAMSEY CO SUPPORT & COLLECT 4000 �' O �. c 3# w w � 7 � 8 4 � VOID I D �»� S �' �.... 8 / S D - EMPLOYEE BENEFIT FLANS .,� -_� �, ...�. t.. 6a 33 51 52 w� w 1 0 2� �«' 7tv+ -11 A T D _ �VVl�� _��Y . . �s7� E�""" P A N _ - - i2% S4 t„ 0 17286 VOID 09/28/SD FIRST MINNESOTA (FICA) s, 275.19 55� 5� 00 17287 7187 ISO I D 0 EMS RETIREMENT ASSOC � 4, S 15. 25 5' • • • • • • CITY OF MAPLEWOOD 0010 EMPLOYEE GROSS EARNINGS AND PAYROLL DEDUCTION CHECKS. FOR THE CURRENT PAY PERIOD 4rli li.,�4�� f �fv.i.l f.. � 4t1 7ia.fd�:.. �.fT"E E �iw�'' f' T �ir� :, t"i>i'illt..�i� �: 2 3 t. - a 51 6 00 1.7289 VOID 09/28/90 PUBLIC EM P RETIREMENT ASSOC 8 11 E. S8 � � 101 11� 3? 38; , i 1421 '43 X44? 46 i ; 4 7 ! i48 50' ii i51 I 521 - --- - X i X54 5 i . 61 I 5 ?i • AGENDA ITEM AGENDA REPORT Act . on by C ounc i l Endorse -.. TO: City Manager Modifie FROM: Assistant Y g Cit Engineer Bruce Irish Rejecte - ]Date - SUBJECT: Hillcrest Trunk Sanitary Sewer, Project 86 -22 -- . Acceptance of Project DATE: October 1, 1990 The subject project is ' . complete.. It is recommended that the attached resolution to accept the project and.release retainage be authorized.. No budget change.-is required. RESOLUTION ACCEPTANCE OF PROJECT WHEREAS, the city engineer, for the City of Maplewood has determined that Hillcrest Trunk Sanitary Sewer, City Project 86- 22, is complete and recommends acceptance of the project; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF. MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that.City Project 86 -22 is complete and maintenance of these improvements is accepted by the city. Release of any retainage or escrow is hereby authorized. AGENDA ITEM 'Action b Council: AGENDA.REPORT Endorsed TO: Cit Manager Modified.., FROM: Assistant Cit En Bruce Irish Re Date SUBJECT: Roselawn Avenue--Jackson to Rice, Project 87-01-"-Cooperative A and Parkin DATE: October 2 1990 Introduction Attach is a proposed cooperative a with Ramse Count to p r ovide for the construction of Ro'selawn Avenue . from Jackson Street to Rice Street A res o lution. to re Ramse Count to restrict. parkin alon Roselawn Avenue is also included. Backaround The followin table compares the amounts. to be paid b the cit under the proposed cooperative a with the cit costs estimated based upon the Ra Count desi memorandum. The increase in estimated utilit and storm sewer costs were more than offset b the decrease in street and curb a nd g utter costs. The total cit cost is less based upon the proposed cooperative a It should also be no t ed that under Item 13 of the proposed a Ramse Count will pa for the -replacement of about 450 feet of existin sanitar sewer west of the railroad brid This existin VCP sewer is in mar condition. The proposed additional cover over the pipe due to the brid approach emb would exceed the pipe's structural capacit Ramse Count will pa to replace the pipe with new ductile iron pipe. Proje Costs* Street Storm Sewer Utilities Total Fundin Based on Proposed Cooperative A $185,000 27, 117,r4OO $329,800 As Presented at . Public Hearin $300,700 15,000 71,000 $386 Assessments $14.9 MSA Off-S 170 General Obli 10,800 Total $329,800 $141,000 235,700 10 000 $386,700 *Project cost is estimated construction cost with 25 percent for en and administration (18 percent Ramse Count and 7 percent Maplewood). The attached resolution . to restrict parking formalizes the proposed roadway. .design presented at the public hearing. The proposed roadway design is 40 feet wide from curb to curb with two '12 foot wide driving lanes and a striped 8 foot "no parking" shoulder on each side.. The plans have been approved by state aid. Bridge funding is expected to be available to the county by spring 1991. Construction is expected to begin in spring 1991. Recommendation It is recommended that the mayor be authorized to execute the cooperative agreement. It is recommended that the resolution to request Ramsey County to restrict parking be adopted. ' BAI ..:. jW Attachment Agreement 90026 ( revised 9/90) RAMSEY COUNTY COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH MAPLEWOOD Ag between ROAD * 26- Ro s elawn Avenue the Co unty of Ramsey S.A.P. 62 -- 626 -04 and the Ci ty ' of Maplewood MSAP 138- 020 -13 Account 47419 Bridge No. 62559 over Soo Line Ra ilroad S. 62-- 626 --03 Re: Roselawn Avenue Estimated Amount Receivable Rice Street to Jackson Street from-City of Maplewood: Reconstruction and Bridge Replacement at Soo Line Bridge $ 0 Railroad Road 150 755.33 Storm. Sewer 25, 865. 47 Utilities 112, 260 , 08 Curb & Gutter 23 , 895 .00 Total $ Attachments: Road Cost Estimate Cost Participation Breakdown THIS AGREEMENT, by and between, City of Maplewood, Minnesota, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as the "City," and Ramsey County, a political subdivision of the State of Minnesota, hereinafter referred to as the "County"* WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the County and the Ci ty desire to construc and rebuild Roselawn Avenue between Rice Street and Jackson Street from the Southwest Corner of the North Half of Section 18, Township 29N, Range 22W to the center point of said Section 18; and WHEREAS, Roselawn Avenue from Rice Street to Jackson Street is in. the City; and WHEREAS, the work contemplated under this agreement has been divided into two separate plans which provide for the bridge replacement and road reconstruction; and WHEREAS, the replacement of Bridge No. 6629 with Bridge No. 62559 has been designated by the Minnesota Department of T ransportation as eligible for certain construction costs reimbursement from the Federal Bridge Replacement and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) funds and identified. as S.P. 62- 626 -03. Bridge No. 62559; a.nd 90026 -1 (rev, 9/9 0 ) /�1 I� WHEREAS, this road project has been designated by the Minnesota Department of Transportation as eligible for certain construction costs reimbursement from the County State Aid llighw.ay funds and identified as S.A.P. 62- 626 -04; and WHEREAS, this road project has been designated by the Minnesota ..Department of .Transportation. as. eligible for certain construction costs reimbursement from the Municipal State Aid Highway funds and identified as S.A.P. 138 - 020 -13; and WHEREAS, plans for this project S.P. 6.2-- 626 -.03, Bridge. No. 62559, S.A.P. 62--- 626 -04 and S.A.P. 138- 020 -13 .showing proposed alignment, profiles, grades and cross sections for the improvement of county State Aid Highway 26 within the limits of the City as a County State Aid Highway project have been presented to the City; and WHEREAS, the rading provisions require acquisition of certain g right of way and temporary construction and slope easements prior to construction; and WHEREAS, the projects include, in addition to other things, right. of way acquisition, grading, concrete curb and gutters, storm sewer, bridge replacement, and City utility adjustments; and. WHEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Transportation has determined allowable credit for storm sewer outfall lines previously constructed rior to the project, and the resulting portion of this storm sewer system eligible for County State Aid and Municipal State Aid Highway funds. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY PlUTUALLY AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 1. The county shall prepare the necessary plans, specifications and proposals, take bids and with concurrence of the City recommend award of a contract for the construction of Bridge No. 62559 to be awarded by the Minnesota Department of Transportation; the County shall perform the construction inspection. 29 Upon completion of Bridge No. 62559, the County shall own and maintain the bridge; however, the Soo Line Railroad shall be responsible for usage and operation of the rail opening and shall provide normal maintenance and access for that usage. 3. The County shall prepare the necessary plans, descriptions and estimates and with the approval of the `City and the Minnesota Department of Transportation acquire the necessary right of ways for the bridge replacement from the Soo Line Railroad in accordance with procedures for reimbursement from State Aid funds. County acquired right of way from the Soo Line Railroad will include provisions to perpetuate the existing culvert on the west-side of the tracks but will not .include provisions for the City utility crossing of the Railroad right of way. 40 Right of way required for the Bridge construction is estimated to be 100% eligible for CSAH funds reimbursement and this portion shall be paid by the County. 90026 -2 rev. 9/90 ) 5 The County shall prepare the necessary plans, ...specifications and proposals, take.bids, and with concurrence of the City, award a contract for the roadway construction; the County shall perform the construction inspection t 60 The City shall acquire and pay for all rights of way and easements 9 Y ents required for the construction of the road project within the City except those on County -owned property 70 All Roselawn Avenue rights of .. will way and temp orary easements �� p Y be in the name of the County, and parking and other regulations will be controlled by the County. Any wa rights of which cannot be 9' Y .negotiated will be acquired through eminent domain roceedin s and P g thereafter assigned by the City to the County. 8 The storm sewer system as shown in the P lans and specifications is estimated. to be eligible for construction cost reimbursement of 71.76% by County State Aid funds. The County shall pay for that po r t i,on of the storm sewer system .9. The City shall pay for 28.24 of the construction cost of the storm sewer system. This is attributable to contaributin 9 area f rom the City outside the road right of way and - not eligible for .reimbursement from County State Aid Highway funds. 104 Upon completion of the project the County shall own and maintain the storm.sewer catchbasins and leads and the City hall own -and maintain Y antain the storm sewer trunk lines. Laterals and drains servicing property outside the road right of way shall also be owned and maintained by the Ci ty. 11.. The Cit shall pay to the County of the cost of concrete curb and gutters constructed within the City except for replacement of existing concrete curb and gutters. 12 . The Ci ty shall pay to the County 100% of. the cost of ci ty Y utility extensions or improvements provided in the plan, except for the replacement, due to excessive additional cover, of the sanitary sewer between engineers station 3 +70 and 8 +20. 130 The County shall pay for the sanitary sewer replacement between engineers station 3 +70 (MH -2) and 8 +20 (MH1 --25)0 14. The City shall assist the County in the inspection of the sanitary sewer and watermain construction. The City shall lead discussions with the City of St. Paul Board of water Commissioners on interpretation and administration of the plans and specifications relating to the waterworks facilities within the City. 150 All City utilities or facilities modified or added to those .provisions presently made in the plans and specifications may be incorporated in the construction contract by supplemental agreement and shall be paid for as specified in the supplemental agreement 0 16. Upon completion of the work on the sanitary and watermain systems, the City shall own and maintain the systems. 90026 -3 (rev. 9/90) • 17. The County shall pay one hundred percent (100 %) of. the cost of the center twenty --four feet ( two twelve --foot travel lanes) except as provided above, 18 . The City shall pay to the County seventy- five percent (75%) of all costs not otherwise provided for above and the County shall pay. the remaining twenty -five percent (25 %) . These items of the roadway improvements outside , - the center twenty -four feet are Identified in the plan statement of estimated quantities under the Maplewood MSAP No. 138-- 020 -06 column and in the Engineers Estimate construction costs. 19. Quantity and cost distribution identified above-. is shown in the engineer's estimate. Actual costs shall be based on the contractor's unit prices and the quantities constructed, 20• All liquidated damages assessed the contractor in connection with the work performed on the project shall result in a credit shared by the City and the County in the same proportion as their respective total share of construction work is to the total construction cost without any deduction for liquidated damages. 21. The City shall pay ten percent (l0 %) of its share of the construction cost, as determined by the. contract proposed to be awarded, to the County as a preliminary engineering fee. This fee shall be due after receipt of bids and prior to award of the construction contract, 22, The City shall pay to the County $1,451..00 for additional land survey services performed by the: County consultant for descriptions of the City utility easements. This tee shall be in addition to the preliminary engineering fee. 23. In addition to the preliminary engineering fee, the City shall pay eight percent (8%) of its share of. the construction cost, as determined by the final contract amounts, to the County as a construction engineering fee. This fee shall be due upon notification to the City of the estimated final amounts due to the contractor 24. All charges for services such as inspection and supervision within the City by the City of St. Paul Board of Water Commissioners s.hal.l be paid for by the City. 25• The City shall not assess or otherwise recover any portion of its cost for this project through levy on County - -owned property. 26, The County shall, when a construction contract is proposed to be awarded, prepare a revised estimate and cost participation breakdown based on construction contract unit prices and submit a copy to the City. The City agrees to advance to the Treasurer of Ramsey County an amount equal to the City total construction cost share plus preliminary engineering and land surveying costs, The contractor shall then be paid by the County, 90026 -4 ( rev. 9/90 ) w 27. Upon completion of the work, the County-shall prepare a revised estimate of cost participation breakdown based upon the contract unit prices and the actual units of work estimated to have been performed and submit a copy to the .City . The construction engineering costs to be paid the County by the City shall be based on this estimated final construction cost. The County shall add to the City's estimated final construction costs the . preliminary engineering and, land surveying based on the . contract as awarded and construction engineering costs, make necessary adjustments for liquidated damages, if any, and deduct City funds previously advanced for the project by the City. The City agrees to pay to the County any amounts due, be 'it more or less than the estimated sum of the first revised. estimate. In the event the calculations. show that the City has advanced funds in greater amount than is due. the County, the County shall refund the amount to the City without.interest. 28. Preliminary plans reviewed at the public hearing and final .plans and.specifications are hereby in all things approved. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be executed. CITY OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA By Its By Its Date By: Chairperson Board of County Commissioners Attest: Chief Clerk—County Soar Date Approved as to Form: A s s i s t a n t '.County Attorney Recommended for Approval:. Kenneth E we tz i n Director and County Engineer THE COUNTY OF RAMSEY 90026 --5 Agreewent 90026 WREN 9/26/90 MAPLEWOOD COST PARTICIPATION.SUMMARY for Roselawn Avenue .Rice Street to Jackson Street S.A.P. 62- 626 -04 M.S.A.P. 138- 020 -13 Account No. 47419 Based on Engineers Estimate dated 5/03/90. , Preliminary Construction Construction Engineering Engineering Cost @10% @S Total Road 75.00 %. x $170,345.00 = $127,758.75 $12,775.88 $10,220.70 $150,755.33 S torus Sewer (Est. Percent.) 28.24; x $77,620.00 -= $21,919.89 $2,191,99 $1,753,59 $25,865.47 M.S.A.P. 138- 020 -13 $149,678.64 $14,967.86 $11,974.29 $176,620.80 (Part ic ipa t1i ng) Curb & Gutter 4500' @ $6 = $27,000.00 75.00% x $27,000.00 - $20,250.00 $2,025.00 .$1,620.00 $23,895.00 Utility Improvements , 100.00 %. x $93,906.00 -= $93,906.00 $10,841.60 $7,512.48 $112,260.08 Non- participating ------------- $114,156.00 -------- - - - - -- $12,866. 60 -------- - - ---- $9 --------- - - - - -- $136 `TOTAL $263,834.64 $27,834.46 $21,106.77 $312,775.88 * Includes $1,451.00 land survey fee. Due at Award: $291,669.10 Agreewent 90026 WREN 9/26/90 j + Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the City Council. of the City of Maplewood, Minnesota, was duly called and held in the Council Chambers In said City on the day of 1,990 at Tha' following members were present: The following members were absent: Councilmenmber Introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION REQUESTING RA MSEY COUNTY TO RESTRICT PARKING ALONG A PORTION OF ROSELAWN AVENUE WHEREAS, the County has planned the Improvement of Roselawn Avenue (CSAI1 26) from Rice Street (T.H. 49) to Jackson Street; and WHEREAS, the County will be expending County State Aid Highway funds (S. 62- -626 -04) on the improvement of said street; and WHEREAS, to be in conformance with the approved study report and detail design. NOW, THEREFORE, IT 19 HEREBY RESOLVED, that the City requests the 9 County to restrict the parking of motor vehicles on both sides of Roselawn Avenue from Rice Street (T.11. 49) to Jackson Street. Seconded by Ayes - STATE OF hnN N ES OTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY ) SS. CITY OF MAPLE WOOD ) I, the : undersigned, being the duly qualif led and appointed Clerk of - the City of Maplewood, Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have carefully compared the attached and foregoing extract of minutes of a regular meeting of the City of Maplewood. City Clerk- I I j AGENDA ITEM A IL AGENDA REPORT Endorsed TO: City Manager --gnaw JModifie Re j ecte FROM: Assistant City. Engineer Bruce Irish SUBJECT: Beam Avenue, Project 88 -12 -- Designation as a Municipal State Aid Street DATE: October 1, 1990 Introduction Attached is a resolution to designate Beam Avenue /Walter Street from 400 feet west of Trunk Highway 61 to County Road D as part of the city's municipal state aid system. Background The Beam Avenue improvements were.ordered on the basis of funding as a municipal state aid project. The project has.received concept approval from state aid officials. To assign a state aid project number and authorize expenditure of funds, it is necessary that the council adopt the attached resolution that formally requests designation as a municipal state aid roadway. The segment of roadway within 400 feet west of T.H. 61 will also be reconstructed as part of this project. Designation of this segment as a MSA street is not necessary since 'it is already designated as a county state aid highway.. The 'city may use its MSA f unds under an of f -' system trans f er to fund. this work. In the future, the county has agreed to change its route designation for County Road D (CSAH 19) to another intersection po ' L of T . H . 61. Recommendation It is recommended that the attached resolution be adopted.. BAI jc, Attachment RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING MUNICIPAL STATE AID HIGHWAYS WHEREAS it appears to the Ci ty Council of the City of � PP Maplewood that the street hereinafter described should be designated a munici al state aid street under the provisions of g p 'Minnesota Laws of 19 6 , Chapter 1.62 NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the city council of the f Ramsey that the road described as follows, t County o y Olwit . B eginning at. the westerly extent of designated County State g g y Aid Highway 19 on Beam Avenue west of Trunk Highway 61 located at .730 feet west of the southeast corner of the North 1/2 of Section 4, Township 29N, Range 22W, thence 4150 feet on Beam Avenue and Walter Street to a terminus at the Walter Street and County Road D ( CSAH 19 intersect located at 370 feet.east of the ) northwest corner of the East 1/2 of Section 4, Township 29N, Range 22W. . be and hereby is established, located, and designated a municipal state aid street.of said city, subject to the approval of the commissioner of highways of the State of.Minnesota. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the city clerk is hereby authorized and directed to forward two certified copies of this resolution to the commissioner of highways for his consideration, and that on his approval of the designation of said.road or portion thereof, that same be constructed, improved, and. maintained as a municipal state aid street of the City of Maplewood to be numbered and known as Municipal State Aid Street 138-122. ADOPTED 19 • Mayor ATTEST: city Clerk CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a resolution duly passed, adopted, and approved by the city council of said city on , 19______. City Clerk City of Maplewood (SEAL): E - -6- MEMORANDUM TO: City Manager FROM: City Clerk RE: Delinquent Sewer Rental Accounts DATE: October 2, 1990 Action by Council ,v Endorse Modifi 4,�....._.�..,.._... Rejecte Date. Every year before October 10th a list of delinquent sewer rental bills are sent to the County of Ramsey to -be levied to the real estate taxes. The period of the delinquent bills is from July 1, 1989 to June 30, 1990. This year 399 accounts are to be certified totaling $150,396.98. The following resolution needs to be approved before such certif cation can take effect, "RESOLVED that the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to certify to the Auditor of Ramsey County the attached list of delinquent sewer rental charges and hydrant charges, said list made a part herein, for certification against the tax levy of said property owners for the Year 1990, collectible in 1991, and which listing includes interest at the rate of eight (8 %) percent on the total amount for one year. Total amount to be certified: $150,396.98.?' AGENDA ITEM MEMORANDUM Action by Council TO: City Manager Endorse,„ �'odifi e dr..�„ FROM: Public Works Administrative Assistant ejeote„ SUBJECT: Certification of Tree Rem Charges Date DATE: October 2, 1990 Introduction /Background William R. Taylor of 1765 Gurney, PIN 18 29 22 - 34 - 0009 - 4 1 requested that the city tree inspector remove a 21 -inch diseased tree from his property and have the cost assessed against his property. The tree was removed by a private contractor, hired by the City of Maplewood, at a cost of $8.25 per diameter inch for a total of $173.25. Recommendation It is recommended that the attached resolution be adopted. WJP jC Attachment RESOLUTION CERTIFICATION OF TREE REMOVAL ' clerk is hereby RESOLVED, that the city authorized and, unt charges of • cert to the auditor of Ramsey Co y _ directed to Y 5 Gurney Street, PIN 18- 29-22 for tree remova at 17 6 Y s aid prop erty $ 173.25 'on again the tax levy of s 0009 - 4, for certif lcati g 91 including interest the year 1990, collectible in 19 interest owner for Y t on the tota 1 amount for o at the rate of a �.ght percen (8%) year. Total amount to be certified: $173.25 F -/ Action by C Endors r.r,....r........�.rr.._ MEMORANDUM Modifie Reiecte Date TO: City Manager FROM: Ken Roberts, Associate Planner SUBJECT: Code Amendment: Two Hous / Lot DATE: September 12, 1990 INTRODUCTION Request Mr. John Collins of 2076 English Street is requesting an amendment to the City Code. The requested amendment is to allow a person to construct a new home on a lot that already has a home on it. This new construction would be subject to the removal of the old house after completion of the new house. Reason for the Request Mr. Collins has applied for a building permit to construct a new home on his lot at 2076 English Street. This lot now has an older home on it which Mr. Collins lives in. He plans to remove the old home after finishing the new home. ,(See the site plan on page 5.) Section 36 66(a)(1) of the City Code states, "no. more than one single family dwelling and its accessory buildings on each lot." DISCUSSION This amendment would encourage the replacement of run down homes. Owners would have a place to live while building a new home. The ordinance includes several conditions. to assure that this does not create problems for the City. I have deleted Section 36 -24, which prohibits a house behind a house. This deletion will allow construction of a new home in front of or behind an existing house before the existing house is removed. Section 36 -24 is no longer needed, since the Council amended Section 36 66(a)(1) in 1988 to require no more than one house on each lot. The new ordinance requires adequate emergency vehicle access. RECOMMENDATION Adopt the attached ordinance. kenmem2l Attachments 1, Locat Map 2, Property Line/ Zoning Map 3. Site Plan 4, Ordinance Amendment qp PED T29N, R22 W lcrr >3 N W Kv� t 11 J a W 3 2 PALM a �a / O �,,. CT (� W W F' 2 0 HILL RD 10� it O , �N R J �� "T Horvesf G '! _ DE MONT AV _ DE- MONK AV � (1) CONNOR qy ao g � e Ro a • W 9R�OKGT o �, z E , rr 3 -� ? Q EXTANT H Four P� P Q XTAN T AV mesons noon < <� 112 GERVAIS AV } a p .p Q c� GE iS QE ERVAIS z CT GRANDAM AV W 7� PKWY m VIKING DR Y TL � HER REN AV � ALE U) K Heod L oke a s h COPE F , CT COPE. AV COPE Co AV Keller Loge W J LARK AV � 1 a� W ARK Q' CO ° R D 8 LAURIE a ac a a � 25 LELANO RO SAND HURST �i A _ z CT d JUNCTION ST ° o Y C4 > RD Q a P E Ay o UR.KE_ p Robinhood AV ` (1) CHAM11"S ST y (I) c m g !►�� / w ELORiOG AV BEL AV tR pi�• a 6 � I > _ , ..._ , R FCRfgT /pay . LLMAN AV �v 0 '�t5� o oy RRIS � ....•.� AV u Q q. N ROSEIMOO D / �� flY AN RY - N pJ J p i IL. Q' A ''-- F /k*Ar N z E v, v� 1 5 FROST g AN �+ 28 OOp�Go y a y 0 2T N W FE TON AV � w 1 a «� y' a W 5 ME R AV SUM WR p a W Q a 6Z W 3 a FRIS8IE AV �a PK o a 121 c W a RIPLEY N i o a ca Q m AV z S RIP LEY W v, v .� �o, LVIELD Y u a 'ou A v = Z N ao ti�11.v 4/ ` w � � K I NGSTON a HIA AV a LAKE ac � le �\ .% s a PRICE A � > �- Z a PRICE b G Vv t Cr a Q W J (� ...... ... . 1 V .... . ..... . . ............... R- TIFURI 4M Za .:. . :r B 30 PA UL 62 64 65 LOCATION MAP 4 N 2 Attachment 1 T 4 3 1 ` � i 37 7c 93 S e d Fs O 7 CZZ� a ( 2 3) h .j� 2 a < 50) c 2� 22; (70) R, 7 M 2 I SECOND ADD. o 0 SECOND- O coorp l 430 .. .. .. / 59 2A 40 - . " g !a i h 0 40 • N e 0.1- 1_.1..t. - vED vAC_ A 5►G" '� T�tn 11. ? c. ; 74 V lag o� M 1� r 20 21 260 t1 I (4 d) (4 O &4.81401 -'- L - _ I t - j 1. N . .. •.- �• w 40 -.�•� � 40 .. • • S' • 1 8 I 7 40 5 1 41 3 2 , r 4181 17 14 15 14 13 N �� 11.43 - _ ��•. BELMONT Wa. I& _T 10 9 g ? 6 00 0 �(28� (2l) {2G) (2.5) 2� n 76 T 5 tom) 61) Cam) J i ! 12 13� 14 I5 PROPERTY LINE / ZONING MAP 3 Attachment 2 ..AYES ENGLISH ST#ZEFT SECOND ADD. o 0 SECOND- O coorp l 430 .. .. .. / 59 2A 40 - . " g !a i h t IG �IV 1413 11 I 40 • N e 0.1- 1_.1..t. - vED vAC_ A 5►G" '� T�tn 11. ? c. ; 74 V lag o� M 1� 114 115 I 16 1'T (18 19 w ` EJ al 260 t1 I 0 1%4 N 5o '" I w w w .. ♦ '. �. 4�' O &4.81401 -'- L - _ I t vACA - T F.D N . .. •.- �• w 40 -.�•� � 40 .. • • w 1 8 I 7 40 5 1 41 3 2 , r 4181 17 14 15 14 13 N O 1Z it - _ ��•. _ _ _ vACA EZP 9 dA' 13 Iq 15 16 17 1 18 19 . - /� -"_ do 144.6 '• -T4. G 5140 L _ _ j40 �dt - �> > .401 _ "_ 1.._ T � 3 -,3 2 Doc s[."159s vA to TED o -3 P4 Doc1lol795.& IQ a •-+ o 1 - - -• - - - - -- to a r A Z t 7 9 8 2.49 Ac. Tor a.. 4a _ ::: :::: : .:........................ . ............................... .................�,..... 01 a 64 ?,2 T-8 - t 6 to Q?: ....... ........ ................ r � 4 11 12. 1 13 Q N rd v ,•' -Tht Soutk line or *a "wth" KS tact of the S.'/ of K%af fht N.W. k of see, is s F •., ./ The No Iwt of tht SoufhtTly 'Ks fee of the S.'/ toe ,. e 8 E w ' E i } Z A t� Y r J oN��N Cf i v a . �0 {� J u � v � w S t- OC 0 z SITE PLAN 4 Attachment 3 ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 36, DIVISION 3 OF THE MAPLEWOOD CITY CODE BY AMENDING SECTION 3.6--66 (a) ( 1) REGARDING THE CONSTRUCTION of A NEW SINGLE DWELLING ON A LOT WITH AN EXISTING SINGLE DWELLING THE MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS* (Deletions are crossed out and additions are underlined.) Section 1. Section 36 -66 (a) (1) is amended as follows: Sec. 36 -66 (a) (1).. No more than one single- family dwelling and its accessory buildings on each lot. Proper y owners ma construct a second single-family dwellin on their lot, if they meet the following con i ions a. The property owner shall sin a statement prepared the City., This s a emen shall Inc u e an agreement o remove e exi.s in Ouse lnc u i.n a asement an ootn s and.cleah up the si a wi i.n nine 90 days of com ple ion or occu2ancy of e new house,, In a event of a verse weather conditions which cause a deI or removal, the Director of - Community of-Community Development-may gran one 1 ime ex ension for fEe re uire remova s e clean-up an restoration o u o sixty a s. The Ci. y Councl may approve a itiona time ex enslons. b. The ro erty owner givin2 the City an irrevocable letter o cre i or cas escrow a ua to one an one a 1 1/2 Imes a estimated cos o e remova or emo i ion o e exis In ouse. This sure is o insure the removal o e exls ng house and cleanup of e site.* C* The property owner si nin a right-of-entry a reement. This a reemen shall allow City-designated wor ers or con rac ors on the property to remove the older house or cleanup the propert d* Compliance with Section 36-23 of City ,. concerning access. e. The 2roperty owner shall site the new house so there is a e ua a emer enc ve ice access o o ouses. This s a a sug'ect to the proval of e Director of PUBlic Safety. f_ The property owner must occupy the existing (old) house. Attachment 4 Section 2. Section 36-24 is deleted. ELM WL-. x �m.,r--,qmmW-WW-LI rX7-m% 0 --Iwl--% L IF ROM w �,v Ir Ip wA� VW OW MW dW 00 0 L X a UK 1 9P tip ?.&!30 "w 'AWND-'j Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its P assa g e and publication. Passed b the Maplewood Cit Council on 19900 Ma ATTEST: Cit Clerk Planning Commission -3- Minutes 9 -17 -90 Leo Ma fort, 3660 Gershwin Lane N., Oakda e, the applican for this project, said he want the watershed oblems with phase two of t 's project resolved. M Markfort said the Hmon church on McMenemy Stree was built in the la two years without an outlet. Ron Dah.lquist, 177 -80 McMenemy Street, said he would like the matter of a extens' n or cul -de -sac of Ripley Street settle soon order to sell his mother's estate proper y a 1780 McMenemy Street. Commissioner Fischer as stuff to explain how the Hmong church drainage a were developed for approval by the City. Secret y 01 n said Ken. Haider, Director ` of Public Works, in rmed hi that the Hmong church drainage plans.wer approved or development for only one half of the p operty becau a of problems with the on -site ponding as was the cas with the Markfort property. Commissione Rossbach moved the Pla \that g Commission table this Item until later, in ord the Commissio ers questions can be answ by the Engineer'ng Department. Commi ioner Fischer seconded Ayes - xdahl, Fische Gerke, Larson, Rossbach, Sinn Zhe motion passed. C, Code Amendment: Two Houses /Lot Ken Roberts, Associate Planner, presented the staff report for this requested code amendment to allow John Collins to construct a new home on his lot, and at the time of the completion of this house, to demolish his existing house. Mr. Roberts discussed setback requirements with the Commissioners. Commissioner Rossbach asked that Condition e, of the resolution regarding emergency vehicle access to the property require the approval of the Director of Public Safety. John Collins, 2076 English Street, explained his request. 7 Planning Commission Minutes 9 -17 -90 -4 Commissioner Fischer moved the Planning Commission recommend adoption of the ordinance regarding the construction of a new single dwelling on a lot with an existing single dwelling, with clarification of Condition e. to require approval by the Director of Public Safety. Commissioner Gerke seconded Ayes- Axdahl, Fischer, Gerke, Larson, Rossbach, Sinn The motion passed. b. Pre�,timinary Plat Revision: Markfort 2nd Addition Since en Haider, Director of Public Works, w now presen this item was again considered by t Planning Commissi n. Chairman Ax ahl asked Mr. Haider to ex p ain the storm water pondin and drainage plans for a Markfort and Hmong church operties. Mr. Haider responded that past City polic has been-to allow ome development on a property if th e is an accepta a plan to handle storm water and d elopment of a Hmong church was allowed since they ere develo ng only a portion of their site. Mr. Hai er said hat under this same policy the first phas of t Markfort development was also allowed to develo r. Markfort now wishes to develop the remaining p erty. Mr. Haider explained that the City becomes r s onsible for whatever storm facilities are instal d a part of the plat and, therefore, must requ' a fac ities that meet current engineering standar s. Mr. ider said the storm sewer improvements for is area wer not approved by the City Council, M Haider said feasibility study for the acquisition of right -of -way or Ripley Street was ordered by th City Council and i should be completed in October. Commissio r Rossbach said he is con rned that Mr. Markfort not be penalized, yet he feel with the informa ion available at this time, the request must be denie . Com issioner Rossbach moved the Planning Commission re ommend denial of the proposed Markfort 2nd Addition p eliminary plat. This denial is on the basis that: E'11 loeoc- 4ez Action by Council . MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: SUBJECT: LOCATION: APPLICANT: PROJECT TITLE: DATE: B n d o r e e d,..,...._.a�......�.. Modif ie ... Re J ecte Date City Manager Ken Roberts, Associate Planner .Preliminary Plat Revision and Renewal Ripley Avenue, between Desoto and Mcmenemy Streets Leo Markfort Markfort 2nd Add ition September 12, 1990 SUMMARY INTRODUCTION Mr. Markfort is requesting that the City Council approve a revision to a previously approved preliminary plat. The previous plat had twelve lots in this phase. Mr. Markfort has replaced three of the lots with an outlot. Mr. Markfort is proposing to use the outlot as a storm water retention pond. BACKGROUND On August 24, 1987, the City Council cave preliminary plat approval to the Markfort Addition subject to nine conditions of approval. On May 9, 1988, the City Council approved the final plat for the Markfort Addition final plat (f irst phase) . DISCUSSION S torm Sew One of the original conditions for approval of the Markfort Addition preliminary plat was about storm water ponding. It stated, "Final platting shall be limited to Phase I until a construction contract(s) is signed for a storm water project to drain this area to Round Lake. Phase II must be platted as an outlot until this contract is signed." The City Council did not approve the Roselawn Avenue improvement project which included the storm sewer improvements for this area. Mr. Markfort's engineer has submitted 1990 that outlines a drainage proposa; development. This report contains an runoff caused by the new development., not consistent with the City's design plan has a storm water retention pond a report dated August 28, 1 for the second phase of his analysis of the storm water This proposal, however, is standards. The proposed on the outlot in the plat. A retention pond is a low area that stores runoff but does not have an outlet to empty itself after a storm. The water level in aretention pond can vary widely depending on weather conditions. The retention pond may be dry during a drought or dry periods. On the other hand, the pond may be full during wet periods. If a storm occurs when the pond has water in it, the available storage volume may not be adequate and the pond could overflow. This might damage surrounding properties. M.r. Markfort's consultant's report does not address the likelihood of the pond overflowing. Even though the report analyzes a typical 100 -year frequency storm, it assumes that the pond is empty at the start of the storm. There is no basis in the report to make the assumption that the pond will be empty on a regular basis before random storms. The City Engineer has stated that no other solutions exist for handling the storm water run -off that are consistent with City design standards. Since the applicant has completed the first phase of the development, staff is recommending no further platting of this property due to a lack of storm sewer capacity. Ripley Street The City Council, at the meeting giving preliminary plat approval to this development, ordered the City Engineer to prepare a feasibility study. This study is about the City acquiring a 60-- foot -wide right -of -way for Ripley Avenue from the Markfort development through to McMenemy Street. The Engineer expects to have this study completed in October. Until the Council reviews this study, it is not certain if Ripley Avenue will be built to McMenemy Street or ended in a cul -de -sac in the Markfort .development. The property owner of 177 McMenemy Street . (whom the extension of by Ripley Street would effect) wants the City to decide whether they plan to build the street to McMenemy Street or not. (See his letter on page 9.) Soils The Ramsey Soil and Water Conservation District has noted that most of the soils in this proposed plat are not suitable for development. (See the letter on page 10.) Mr. Markfort should get an opinion from a certified soils engineer that shows that the proposed plat could be developed with single - family homes and a street. This report should be a condition of preliminary plat approval. RECOMMENDATION A. Deny the proposed Markfort 2nd Addition preliminary plat. This denial is on the basis that: 1. There is inadequate storm sewer system capacity in this area of the City. 2. The proposed on -site pond is not consistent with the City design standards due to a lack of an outlet. 2 B. Renew the previous preliminary plat for another year, subject to anew condition j. that would read as follows: j . Submit to the City a written opinion from a certified soils expert which describes the soil correction procedures necessary to prepare the lots for building, The City Engineer shall require these corrections in the developer's agreement. kenmem9 (Section 17-29) Attachments 11 Location Map 2 Property Line /Zoning Map 3. Proposed preliminary plat 40' Proposed grading plan 50 Drainage plan excerpt 6e August 3. 1990 letter from Ron Dahlquist 7, July 3, 1990 letter from Ramsey Soil and Water District 3 (35 )8 L A ZA C1R P ALVERAOO OR 3 9EL LGREST DR 4 DEAUVILLE OR 5 MERIDIAN OR 60 .2400 N , 4 9 L / T TL E CANADA iNW40 CO R Q if W. 49 55 5 10 57 � 58 I14 SA /NT 61 I I I i I LOCATION MAP 4 N 4 Attachment 1 :::.•..•.•.•:•.•.•.•.•:.•.•. •.•:::.•:.• ::.•.•.•.;..•.•.:�:• .. :;:.• ............ . ;. ..•..•..•.•. M .• ' �' ••" Sandy Lake. t oo a " CT. 25 CO R • • UGICium eeq Bt : 1- N ,A Itttt N U) W ••, • • •• •,•• • :, •,: CL s Cr ELDRI GE AV 1 ELDRIDGE A a 0 LLMAN AV m BELMONT LA , co Deht Ine y k9 E M NT A . a cc 0 MT. VERNON AV s SKILLMAN AV SKILLMAN. X .•� •:• DOWNS AV PL n - 26 u "' "" ROSELAWN AV a tiknllo�e T. V ERNON AV Ce�rfrer. g Q V) m MT, V RNON W w z AV 2 13 ©ELLWOOD AV N } w w SUMMER AV 000 AV B ELLA000 AV BELL 00 tV FENTON AV w �s �° Z � 31 ® W le b yo , .. V b c At104L ° z �• P pEP�z �""' to y � W S Cr � 0 ao N Oz AV / KINGSTON AV z w Z KINGSTON J O �+ cc w 00 w 4 a) 3 W. 49 55 5 10 57 � 58 I14 SA /NT 61 I I I i I LOCATION MAP 4 N 4 Attachment 1 LA UR1 E R p `'•i N o. ` a'' Q v M .• cn z LAURIE �- " ~ J a te' • a " CT. 25 CO R Bt : 1- N ,A Itttt N U) W w w W CL s Cr ELDRI GE AV 1 ELDRIDGE A a o N. N m BELMONT LA , co Deht Ine y k9 E M NT A . a cc E R A GE V y SKILLMAN AV SKILLMAN. X 8 0: PL � w KENW 00 Q LA E- w a tiknllo�e T. V ERNON AV Ce�rfrer. g Q V) m MT, V RNON W w z AV 2 o� Abselown E W } w w Z BEL 000 AV B ELLA000 AV BELL 00 tV a N Ir W o o 0 p Z � 31 ® W � z RI PL. 'n AV >- b c At104L ° z W W RIP E Y AV REC ...- -- Y d 2 i ao N Oz AV / KINGSTON AV 4 2 W_ w Y W 4 ' PR ILA AV W. 49 55 5 10 57 � 58 I14 SA /NT 61 I I I i I LOCATION MAP 4 N 4 Attachment 1 +o U 14 Y. too u 4 14 �1 ac 2 =I is W i 1� 1 Is + K f .� .. 18 OEM 'w a -a W" AYE - T 7 J A* • 1 ` ) 4.71 ac) .82 2 1 �; 1 ° 1 w a (9� ) 21 . o - aa: _ 10.6 8 ac. ! 120 1 3 0 � ! S ap 031 �� < 9 t0 s� R M ' (J►) S lot ( T ,aaae CHURCH OF T. JE O E 1, ,51 too g r 77 '7 8 I • 7 7 1 0 + 60 ' . So 3&c. ,.1 a+ 0 3 �q� }a O sSN 75 -• 3 I i J . SO�ac. 3 0 = (5�� w «: m6 � C 2 ) st so.s t loo 7 St. • -.� � S. 83••c . � J. t t ac. zo 4... aJ) b R 3 to 001 (� 1. 13 � • .•..•:�: } y •;• }';C,. v . S• S }S•.,.•.. �� }: S :� :Y S�.•. •} �' • •:Sti �''} ••.� • � :5 . } '� �. �� r'�, .'••S•�•v'`••. S; •: v SS '''..� `.'S S. r. r fi } .. .• • v,, S , C o 10 1.0 9 ac .• 4 .c ti .,. S; 5 . •.•.`�. r ti s. } { x x a t { ti :SfiCr ys S'�`�,,�'S :�'ti' : S}� : }}Sti J .•S. .• :... S S•::• Sti. S }�, S } ❖.�. S. }} �) �r• ti � S•••�S:•••fr }�',•.'�S'•}ti.•:S S•.'.� �A:• :ti ;.� � • •:S .•. r. , ti moor r 3ZG.7o_ N� � N IG.7 3.vo 4 C I 7 . 3°itc. o` C- 4) oto -' - � 26 74, 7 9 J0 J 3 + - - - -� ( 4'I O ac . `9 . 3� ZS 'p t� 24 {ti) to a i.t 40 ( ,. - --- f(u)r i I (z AL COPI N Dec ►t5o3v� 69 °-� ,7G� 20 'I -- -- /' tv U �4 3 ' (3019 12 _' -- _ T J "' g �) + . b fr��)' v o t� J4 c :3 -r I B TO, >3 9S O 41 IW7 is r T�. Za1 -197 J M - ♦4Sb.1 ;` -� i NG S T O N 6 t, of A 3 ' 1 o �� �, o �12 �a,�� 114�17Z ° - 2.btw 3Z&C. ti 2 _ ►_ 10 M 9 �Y °• ('37) ° ~ it 21 = 2 (30) J _ _, +� o+- - �, Zo , l4 3 PROPERTY LINE / ZONING MAP 4 N 5 Attachment 2 e o 438 10. eou oc I.z4 no. Z$ 4 •e. u, l I �V) a o - c -took •ts k• J.t4c kh 6 O G4 24ar La 7; 7! ' M � 75 7S 75 7S8) R F RT �4 .37ac -��� �'��• � 1 � 4 � 3 1 ,2 r• e} ' l9) St ae � t LA '�. tiS''•'. 75 SS• s. 7 O 75..1 1 3{ -A ALMA I R1 PLEY AVE 7.50 77.S* 77 74 t 8. 7% 101.40 b -4-0-) s f N N 3 a * ft 4 O ! a » s 6-0) r. ?7:50 17 7 So 77. .44_ (. • O AA 40 p `= i 6 5 4 3 1 olo 67 ' . 2 Z _ • d-1 lip u (91 4 C- 4) oto -' - � 26 74, 7 9 J0 J 3 + - - - -� ( 4'I O ac . `9 . 3� ZS 'p t� 24 {ti) to a i.t 40 ( ,. - --- f(u)r i I (z AL COPI N Dec ►t5o3v� 69 °-� ,7G� 20 'I -- -- /' tv U �4 3 ' (3019 12 _' -- _ T J "' g �) + . b fr��)' v o t� J4 c :3 -r I B TO, >3 9S O 41 IW7 is r T�. Za1 -197 J M - ♦4Sb.1 ;` -� i NG S T O N 6 t, of A 3 ' 1 o �� �, o �12 �a,�� 114�17Z ° - 2.btw 3Z&C. ti 2 _ ►_ 10 M 9 �Y °• ('37) ° ~ it 21 = 2 (30) J _ _, +� o+- - �, Zo , l4 3 PROPERTY LINE / ZONING MAP 4 N 5 Attachment 2 i i I- 0 0 _ I lo W y �� i � 9 = i b a.00 $ � �L " /CL I _1, .1 `\ I Y 9. &1 CA AA u 1 1 q 1n Z of 01 19 Co >f N 1 d Z� Q N Q � I.i it ME ( 3 .10.0 L00 N ' I � I Z I I N I I �NLLSIx3 I g l I I i --g is _ Li'II ' 69'1 *Lt u N ./t ME VI ./t MM WI N W1 '* 6 Attachment 3 .ruY In gad d .< ' N •- L.1 o� :5 a i i I- 0 0 _ I lo W y �� i � 9 = i b a.00 $ � �L " /CL I _1, .1 `\ I Y 9. &1 CA AA u 1 1 q 1n Z of 01 19 Co >f N 1 d Z� Q N Q � I.i it ME ( 3 .10.0 L00 N ' I � I Z I I N I I �NLLSIx3 I g l I I i --g is _ Li'II ' 69'1 *Lt u N ./t ME VI ./t MM WI N W1 '* 6 Attachment 3 .ruY 1 IN N 0,000 00 L ♦ 1 . . do , _ so-W 892 40 4w -0,01 f �� � 40. dpw '0 .' 4L 9- -.-- . -�-,, ♦ Y 4.4 '� 16 1 ' 5 i, a i 3 ♦♦ g. S. ,0 � 3J 0 906. N 90.0 a �•0 R � R � R �. ♦ _ 90� 9 1os. - ♦ 4 °$ n = OZZ Al TlApo IP y A\jgN z.eox aye s2ac — - — - _.� •awr _.._. ` - --C-- - e--- -- ♦ s uE .r - -r �+ _�—. Rt ■ _ qet: 9v fl, o ■ q �M '" ■ 1 806.0 5 5 _ 05.5..._.. � #01 r � Ono ♦ ` 914 op poslep "Oka 903 i ♦ f � ♦ � r'- " voz ■ `-- -moo- -- --,.Zfff s i ■ ■■ ■r ■res ■ , ----9" oas=wo P 'LOT DaMING < C _ I CHURCH . • • • �_ r 41140-40bW 410INDmilb., a mow Sri• fir. r r...n. r_ � � � � �_ �� �� �. �. w �_ �� • • ,.� • - .. . • • .p .. , NOT TO SCALE �. :.. _- -:- - � - -. � = I� EXHIBIT � CITY OF • � IVIARKFORT 2ND ADDITION MA'F`LEW00"upgN, Maier Stewart do COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Associates Inc. STORMWATER POND DRAINAGE AREA (5.57 ACRES) • .. t.. t•. r -�.'. • "1 . ' -rte•: 1t'.•'n ••.�jri. •• .• '•r. •�.iA ti Y. �. w�. • • .. fi r..., �. .. wy• -.i ; tilr.. �... � :...:.:..•.� ; �..!iw..,.`••��•�•uM j' �v ."M'M..y'�'n.�.ln/Mn�:.�'.w'r'. r:r.. _�..�...w.+ -.. 4,.ew.re..•y�W�!.4:+"'R.`. • r ��•' i • w . i EXCERPT FROM THE DRAINAGE PLAN 8• Attachment 5 MAJOR WATEMMO DIVIDE ....t ....... INTERIOR. WATERSHED DIVIDES ` PROPOSED STORM SEWER 42" EXISTING STORM SEWER ..._._...,.,, OPEN CHANNEL STORM WATER STORAGE AREA INUNDATION AREA STORAGE AREA VOLUME 4 Af DISCHARGE IN CC'S CITY LIMITS *wiov %::iOR �I 80V 1774 McMenemy Street St. Paul, MN 55117 August 3, 1990 Mr. Ken Roberts City Planning City of Maplewood 1.830 East County Road 6 Maplewood, MN 55109 Per our conversation last week regarding the Ripl Street extension from Leo Markfort's property through 1774/1780 McMenemy to McMenemy Street, you indicated that Mr. Markfort's new pl.ans show . a temporary cul de sac With future plans for Ripley Street. This has been in the plans since April 1987. Since this started, my mother, who lived at 1780 McMenemy, has passed away. I would l i k e to sell this property, but cannot unti 1 this road problem is resolved. When this is brought up at the council meeting, I would l i k e either a .permanent cul de sac or the proposed road decided on so that I may go ahead with my plans and settle her estate. Ronald W. Dahlquist cc Ken Heider, City Engineering Leo Markfort, 3660 No. Gershwin Lane, Oakdale, MN 55109 Tom Hartigan, Attorney, 127 E. County Rd. C. Little Canada, MN 55117 9 Attachment 6 RAMSEY SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT July 3 1990 To: Ken Roberts, Maplewood Community Development Department From: Robert Johnson, P.E., District Plat /Plan Review Committee f Subject: Markfort 2nd Addition Referencing Mr. Petersen's report, the majority of soils in this plat are not suitable for development. This should be. checked with soil borings before city permits are issued. If construction is possible, the specifications in the Ramsey- Washington Metro Watershed permit should be followed closely to avoid erosion. Markf ort . 7 0 3/ B1. 2015 Rice Street Roseville, Minnesota 55113 612/488 -1476 An Equal Opportunity Employer i fa Fi 51990 10 Attachment 7 Planning Commission Minutes 9 -17 -90 -2- that t e setback is generally determined the pro erty, rather than the zoning. / There were Rio comments from the pubVc . the use of Commissioner ssbach said he wovold abstain from voting on this item be ause he is a fr' end of one of the property owners. Commissioner Fisch asked staff if a conditional use permit (CUP) would b re ired at this time for Mike's LP.. Staff responded P would not be required for the existing business but a new LP business would • require a CUP. The Commissioners discuss various land use and zoning classification undaries. Commissioner ischer moved th Planning Commission table the p posed rezonings f r further study and recommenda lon on the site. Commiss' 6ner Gerke seconded Ayes - Axdahl, Fischer, Gerke, Larson, Sinn Abstenti&ns -- Rossbach e motion passed. b. Preliminary Plat Revision: Markfort 2nd Addition Ken Roberts, Associate Planner, presented the staff report for a requested revision of one of the conditions of a previously approved preliminary plat. The Commission discussed the preliminary plat conditions and the storm -water drainage plans. Virgil Hawkins, of Meier Stewart and Associates and representing the applicant Leo Markfort, gave a presentation and explained the request for the preliminary plat revision. Mr. Hawkins said a soils report has been done by Braun Engineering which approved the soils for development. Mr. Roberts said the City Engineer was not able to attend this meeting until later in the evening, but had communicated to Mr. Roberts prior to this meeting that the drainage plan which was submitted for this project is not acceptable. 11 Planning Commission -3- Minutes 9 -17 -90 Leo Markfort, 3660 Gershwin Lane applicant for this project, said watershed problems with phase t resolved. Mr. Markfort said the McMenemy Street was built in the an outlet. N., Oakdale, the he wanted the of this project Hmong church on last two years without Ron Dahlquist, 1774780 McMenemy Street, said he would like the matter of the extension or cul -de -sac of Ripley Street settled soon in order to sell his mother's estate property at 1780 McMenemy Street. Commissioner Fischer asked staff to explain how the Hmong church drainage plans were developed for approval by the City. Secretary Olson said Ken Haider, Director of Public Works, informed him that the Hmong church drainage plans were approved for development for only one half of the property because of problems with the on -site ponding, as was the case with the Markfort property. Commissioner Rossbach moved the Planning Commission table this item until later, in order that the Commissioners questions can be.answered by the Engineering Department. Commissioner Fischer seconded Ayes --- Axdahl, Fischer, Gerke, Larson, Rossbach, Sinn The motion passed. C, Code Amkndment : Two Houses7Lot Ken Robert Associate Tanner, presented the staff report for is requ ted code amendment to allow John Collins to co tru a new home on his lot, and at the time of the.com tion of this house, to demolish his existing house. r. Roberts discussed setback requirements th e Commissioners. Commi.ssio r Rossbach sked that Condition e. of the resoluti regarding em en vehicle access to the proper require the appr al of the Director of Public Safet . Jo Collins, 2076 English StNeet, explained his r quest. 12 Planning commission Minutes 9 -17 -90 -4- Commissi er Fischer moved the Plan g Commission recommend doption of the ordina regarding the construction of a new singled ling on a lot with an existing sing dwelling, w clarification of Condition e. to equire a roval by the Director of Public Safety,, Commissioner Ger sec nded Ayes -- Axdahl, Fischer, Gerke, Larson, Rossbach, Sinn The tion passed. b. Preliminary Plat Revision: Markfort 2nd Addition Since Ken Haider, Director of Public Works, was now present, this item was again considered by the Planning Commission. Chairman Axdahl asked Mr. Haider to explain the storm water ponding and drainage plans for the Markfort and Hmong church properties. Mr. Haider responded that past City policy has been to allow some development on a property if there is an acceptable plan to handle storm water and development of the Hmong church was allowed since they were developing only a portion of their site. Mr. Haider said that under this same. policy the first phase of the Markfort development was also allowed to develop. Mr. Markfort now wishes to develop the remaining property. Mr. Haider explained that the City becomes responsible for whatever storm facilities are installed as part of the plat and, therefore, must require facilities that meet current engineering standards. Mr. Haider said the storm sewer improvements for this area were not approved by the City Council. Mr. Haider said a feasibility study for the acquisition of right -of -way for Ripley Street was ordered by the City Council and it should be completed in October. OF Commissioner Rossbach said he is concerned that Mr. Markfort not be "penalized, yet he feels with the information available at this time, the request must be denied. Commissioner Rossbach moved the Planning Commission recommend denial of the proposed Markfort 2nd Addition preliminary plat. This denial is on the basis that: 13 Planning Commission -5- Minutes 9-17-90 11 There is inadequate storm sewer system capacity in this area of the City. 20 The proposed on -site pond is not consistent with the City design standards due lack of an outlet. 3. It would expose the City to liabilities that are not wanted. Commissioner Larson seconded Ayes -- Axdahl, Gerke, Larson, Rossbach Nays - -Sinn Abstent -- Fischer Commissioner Fischer said she was abstaining from voting because she needed more information on the Hmong church site in order to make a decision on the vote. The motion passed. d. Plan''ng Commission Resignation Chairma Axdahl moved the Planning Commis on recommend approval f the resolution of apprecia 'on to Richard Barrett fo his service on the Plann' g Commission. Commissioner ischer seconded Ayes -- Axdahl, Fischer, Gerke, Larson, Rossbach, Sinn The motion passed. 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS a. Code Amendment: R1S & -2 District Commissioner ischer move to table thi's item until a future meet' g. Commissi er Rossbach second e Ayes- Axdahl, Fischer, Gerke, Larson, Rossbach, Sinn T�A motion passed. 14 ldI6 i9y,A. r -z October 1, 1990 File No: 580 - 001 -20 Mr, Geoff Olson City of Maplewood Community Development 1830 E. County Road B Maplewood, MN 55109 � CONSULTING ENGINEERS Maier Stewart & Associates Inc. RE: MARKFORT 2ND ADDITION PLAT APPLICATION MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA Dear Mr. Olson: Per your request, please find enclosed a copy of the subsurface soils investi- gation for the above mentioned proposed development prepared by Braun Engineering, Inc., which judged the soils at the site suitable for development. Also, as requested by Planning Commissioner Lorraine Fischer, we have computed the pertinent numbers which compare the proposed development to the development of the adjacent property to the south, which contains two (2) "no outlet" storm - water ponds, which were approved by the City Council, Planning Commission and City Engineer in 1986. RATIO OF APPROX. AVAILABLE AVAILABLE POND STORAGE STORAGE TO IMPERVIOUS APPROXIMATE PERCENTAGE VOL. IN AREA @ SITE APPROX, IMPERVIOUS OF SITE STORMWATER (ACRE FEET/ TOTAL AREA AREA @ SITE IMPERVIOUS POND(S) IMPERVIOUS AC.) CHURCH PROPERTY 3.90 AC, 1.22 AC, 31.3% 0.64 AC.FT, 0.52 :1 PROPOSED MARKFORT 2ND ADDITION 3.97 AC. 0.93 AC. 23.3% 4.40 AC.FT, 4.8:1 As you can see by the numbers above, the Markfort 2nd Addition proposes to p rovide nine (9) times as much stormwater pond storage volume (acre -feet per acre of impervious area) as the site directly to the south where the "no outlet" stormwater ponds are functioning without incident. While it may appear that the proposed stormwater pond is sized overly large compared to the size of the Church property's "no outlet" ponds, it may be the case that the Church property's ponds were sized using a smaller design storm event. 1959 SLOAN PLACE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55117 612-774-6021 Equal Opportunity Employer C ., CITY OF MAPLEWOOD OCTOBER 1, 1990 PAGE TWO As stated at the Planning Commission meeting on September 17 1990 s p � three (3) The the p rop osed tormwater pond has been sized using a factor of safety of p roposed stormwa y p p ater pond has been sized to accommodate three (3) consecutive 100 year, 24 hour storm events. A 100 year, 24 hour storm event is 5.9 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period. There is a 1% chance that a 100 year, 24 hour storm event will occur in a one (1) year eriod. The odds of three (3) 100 y ear p y 24 hour storms occurring in three (3) consecutive days is astronomical. However, if this were to occur, the ro osed stormwater and has adequate p p p q to storage capacity to accommodate the volume of runoff that would be generated by these storms. If the stormwater and p were to ever overflow, the water would rise to elevation 903.22 and flow onto DeSoto Street, not endangering any homes. The highest water level 1 would be approximately two (2) feet below the first floor elevation of ro ose houses, p p d As can be seen from the Church development, a "no outlet" and is i viable solution P indeed a ion to handling stormwater runoff. If you have any questions or require further information lease call 1 me at 774 -6021 Sincerely, MAI ER STEWART AND ASSOCIATES, NC. 45 zA . Q Virgil G. Hawkins, P.E. VGH / km cc : Mr. Leo Markfort City of Maplewood Planning Commission Members Mr. Lester Axdal Ms. Lorraine Fischer Mr. Roger Ani tzberger Ms. Sue Fi of a Mr. Dennis Larson Mr. Marvin Si gmundi k Mr. Bob Cardinal Mr. Brian Sinn Mr. Gary Gerke Mr. William Rossbach AGENDA ITEM ld�" z� CC ) AGENDA REPORT TO: Cit Mana FROM: Cit En aA Action by CounciLls Endorse Modif ierl Re Dat SUBJECT: Feasibilit Stud Street, East of McMenem DATE: October 21, 1990 Introduction The en division was directed to investi the feasibilit of extendin Riple Street west of the proposed Markfort Addition to McMenem Back The first phase of the Markfort Addition has been completed, The second phase is now under consideration. In addition to other re the issue of a throu street from DeSoto to McMenem must be resolved before the second phase proceeds. Alternatives Two alternatives are available. The first is a throu street on Riple from DeSoto to McMenem The second is a cul-de-sac approximatel 900 feet lon from DeSoto. Discussion Alternative 1: There is no doubt that a throu street is preferred b Public Safet and Public Works because their operations are somewhat more efficient with this alternative. A number of ne however, come with this proposal. On the west end of the street near McMenem a number of mature specimen trees would be removed due to g radin g for the street and slopin boulevards. In addition, there is a concern that traffic will become an issue since Riple Street is the onl east connection for one- mile in each direction. This ma be adverse to the residential character of the nei A final concern is cost. A throu street re construction of approximatel 300 feet of -street that creates four new lots. This is onl one lot more than the cul-de-sac alternative. If a throu street were constructed, the ri would have to be purchased. The estimated cost of construction and ac is approximatel $80,000, Alternative 2: The cul-de-sac alternative is somewhat more difficult to maintain for Public Works, and some more difficult to patrol for Public Safet There would be significantl less tree removal, particularl of the more desirable tree species. The traffic is not an issue. The cul-de-sac alternative would allow three • new lots. There is essentiall no cost for this alternative,, Recommendation Since there are a number of negatives attached to Alternative 1 (throu street Alternative 2 (cul-de-sac is recommended, KGH jw ;•h: - ' - . aerA„ �µ:' r. sW. ia e. n ,:.ad..m.i�.�w..»n...w�•:;•e+, ewe,' 3•...s eiw?:.;.: N.s: iss6ntd�wc�tot'. �tzaawii :4+u'!.sa«�e:�.aew�iL�uM't �• . Si4"r`.14$/ u 1tiL � r � MYa 4l n c + � asraN . r .,;. Mwi�u w .++ a+. . x�w�aww. 6 wi. W. suwrwwtsww' w+ w w..,.... a. w.. M�. v.++.. r:✓. wnrv�au +Ynhw+srA'LS+wix+air'r.;W.u- e...�.,.......:1 1 ■ / 1 L] �-• ' ■ / � � ) f // w — t • ..JI p l /r 1 ■■ �.. . ( / .. C 1 Ito t.. I � i oo 1�-- . L 1 _ � i.� ■ ■ ` != 1 A ll it � I A ALTERNATIVE 1 4 N • Ka: KJiIwYY�L• �. wvL. i• IYwrSa .MtiW!•W.6dM.PitigHp":Fi.V.11iY ntilM< Sid. i... w. ' 6 s'. JYi: a L�.. M% ilCwtliN�Y1Yl 1Yff+. ICrullJuiai:. niu. fn: iY••: �t.I iSu. ir4�t :r+uf /:.a:SfM ".. wl.w.rrlM:2o+m:WCrwLw..Y Wu.. rv400i�n+>• arw. w.:. rLar... a'.. Sxi.•. afTrw. •nrWrw::iMlO.vn...vrN•YY.�w1•.R J:Ji �...r. +Mu _ _ A-� _ N AVE. ' . -e-� 14 .� - -- , : "�:.� �. . � �a 3� R O S E LAIN ._..... _ . a... .� t; J 1 r �•.-"" 1.7{&s� 1 RL10'� �'1 � •� I - 'fib ? : '. Io 0j /�.� I�� t�' r• t.5 ' I 1 �,':' Izo Igo • . • 5 PROPOSED FOR SCHOOL AND,' , ot► I „ � N � ) / - � -� 1 .51.0. •. k j,, • ; f CHI EXPANSION ON �;,v• -. 1 o PARKING LOT E yet �•; 1►r r ,G ,Iry n on ` 1 6; L i 4 57 ft let , 1l i.�•} r!! b[ /1 � • • •.r• v bo r '� �� I . 90 '! &t• r !Sl : ° 3�,�) d ••t•� j s c• y . L oc .! • S rt �— _r u h y cc �1 j3 2 r 1 �_ � •,t 1r; � � �� I u •.I• o leo 7l 1 Sob 4 •'•. �• 'r 1 1 �• V �• I,Ilop1 � Z�A... OR" J 11 191 Q-v 4k - 7 ,� .. °j, ,. POND 1.t4.� - 1 TORG E RSON PROPERTY i� 1.780: ' li I ��o�� �'�'; , 2 i ► ; ' . r^ -.4 3 ��_ � • - ;; :�; RIP LEY AVE. -� -1 • . -,..� ,� it i 1 1 �.. �•� � � s, I � •t.T /1 18 1 '.,� � � c ► (, ,• --r-#41801 I-'o HMONG • CHURCH SITE , � - �O r IX POSSIBLE 30# FOOT ''J''' ' a ' �ct�r) I � 911.5x CHURCH EXPANSION Pr. Ira •��r � ( n ••,,� 1 // \ ,rte �+ ---� -I— 4 ( 10 j•tI ' 1 z4 101 , '` `� I ! ' t .7•Isc C L1_. ^ t —', +Q�� I(U) J �,•_,>•, POND. ,l-r.. ti ,� -a _ 1 , - ,, .1 y� t i L- lip 13 - • U�. t {4} � 1 f - .� 1 (� �, -,� — ,- 1� L� rq , It j • t •y i r ` g , ca sj- - a0 Y• � •, •1 ,. " r,• � � r • • � - .. :. _.1. ,`ii1 JGt,� 61. 4r p - f10 `_ . 40 �•{ _ I , � �,. � - 2 - • I g 3�j o � 9 � � a � � 1f \ 1` 1i ►cT.1• ti 11 • 9 3 1 t I vi , . 1 p v 0 _ / I K)(`1G`'iTPN o) y ��.� f 15ec 1'11) ° ., k `•Y ':. ( " y► � , 1.11 a• ' � � i 3 ``�► 1 ',� ..1 � � l rie C O` .:.� sc1' )fo 1 , \ iL 2' J �; , r At �-7r- -- R L — Ilh-ho — _9 0 ✓ _ <11 1 .a eot -!f� - - n[s%� / , , ,. ° f - I r 1 � {I j '' � •{ ,� L � tea. 1 � .. ► 1 - E. LARPENTEUR AVE. -.. _ •��,•h�- 4 N MEMORANDUM TO: FROM SUBJECT LOCATION: APPLICANT: PROJECT: DATE: City Manager Tom Riedesel - Planning Intern Time Extension - Preliminary Plat DeSoto Street and Ripley Avenue Donald & Lorraine Torgerson Torgerson Addition September 26, 1994 SUMMARY INTRODUCTION Action by Council: Endorse Mod.ifle ReJ ecte Date The applicants are requesting a one -year time extension for the Torgerson Addition preliminary plat. BACKGROUND October 24, 1988: The City Council conditionally approved the Torgerson Addition preliminary plat for seventeen residential lots. (See City Council minutes of October 24, 1988 on page 5 for approval conditions.) October 23, 1989: The City Council approved a one -year time extension for the Torgerson Addition.preliminary plat. DISCUSSION The Torgersons cannot final plat this property until the City approves a stormwater project for the area and they obtain access to DeSoto Street. The Council is considering the Torgerson's request to allow on -site ponding in lieu of the stormwater project. The Torgersons.are in the process of acquiring access to DeSoto Street. RECOMMENDATION Approval of a one -year time extension for the Torgerson Addition preliminary plat subject to the original conditions of approval. mb \TorgTime.ext Attachments: 1. Location Map 2. Property Line /Zoning Map 3. Site Plan 4. Minutes 49 W U ir- J � MGM t � • 1� oo PKWY N� Ke!!er Luke saiNr F6 fie A. W Fd Ike ` 1 \ \ J/ PAUL LOCATION MAP 2 35 10 a L /TILE CANADA 24 00 No Attachment 1 4 N 6 ;•� ' 7 5 �S �I 4 J. AV 40 r .L T T t 3 0 9 i+ f , , i �,,. , • 0 S' • • ) )! 2 7. .. .G 'Zcj $o 17S' 300' 14& y�� 3 33 --ON one- u .•' . GJcLe ) ' P - 65, . d . 8 2 0-4t, ` , v N s ��}-� /S 34 & C tFl) 63) �' 0 5 1 12� CD N 5� 0 5A o n Z 30 0 .�� - .loo t t� p 2iz61�► q 40 .5 ►A 'St Its > qP •• 1 .DBee eo ao 0 4. •��,. V � ��: E C ItZ.I7 L P : }` 6 7 8 I 2 3 4 =�:�z o s •. � � 8 + 9 (Sod � : ,� � � � . °t 'w' 0 � °� C3 l� L) X33 l 4 (3S) 34 .�! (47 S 7s n d �a do 8f C) �1 0 d)o of ram o je toth P` � =- BELLWOOQ , ASE ` O • y ► ''� CB S" 512. • 1859 , 522 526- log �9, � 91 at.4t It A C cob 10A - (4 P-) }�•� C 1 b 40% %n 0 2 „ , ,� Co ., 5 Q 2- - to a • N 1 .. " !s 3 s S� I S !~ i N ME man fiiW dig PO _ 5) >> — 1854 J Vacated Street Easement 546 . 5 36 . 1848 1 / 1838 o � t t - 24 ic Proposed Split Line 18301 ,'� in 0 3 W& x 0 1810 .378C ---- . D I IT y G 4 . p . V• - ;... .� CL•' 1797 3 4 1822 - D. N -444 - s �1 1798 --a- +- �-Pro ert needed p y nee 1 f O SUNRISE 1 179.0 f , or Ripley �, s ` 4 _ I `r C o v ° 1t r �. CZ 4� 010 1.4 �. 1789: / t Y?k AV p 164 o� ' GIA•. 40 �- 1 �4O 66 0 � T 1 0.7 0 66 Iz I1C.T 43 1781 1 -- — ,— �. o g . Z s 4 Soo 2, 2 ,6�• t 21 010 ,,6 z 6 1 78 0 3 ?1 - y 3 Te ! 201 - 3 4 _ _. _ _ � *25 4 A 14 - rs _. ._ -3 5 1 10111 �9 1 2 5 �' -• (8 5) 23 (o ��9 = a IT 6 � • :�1. � j CSI _ PROPERTY LINE / ZONING MAP 1 3 Attachment 2 Q N . I: SELI.Wutl0 Avg 1 1 t 3 it •�� 1 ,1 t .t - - dp 1 ` • I A O.V.» S ,.. •... % i k T ' -- • i s ,.... n•.. ' 6 6 1 •a wa/ 10 OVTIOT 0 3 � w s. 104 w.w • t• t � ' � �Mr • I�Ir�I � ! • r . ' ~40 ! FE 1 f 1 4 DSO O 90 100 ISO 3 PUT 1 oaf.. 59 1 � • L •r V S Same" W) " ! 1 p f � 1 � t .t - - 1 ` • I •.n • S V . . ....:: •...w..... -- • L ---- - ----- •r�r j ' 6 .... 10 OVTIOT 0 3 � w s. 104 w.w • t• t tifar r r•rr 1 � � � �Mr • 1 . 1 '& T C •' ' t p • .r.aw �w w•• ••. wan w ROB( t:OttirtTM• tti�Mlf!!{ «« • w NGINEERING ~� ~� l - M rw M. COMPANY, INC. FLA"alks a" LAXD sbdn",� ' =•.. -- w" {u:T we^ s""% aittornu. tt••n"M asur ht 4M. PREL !WARY PLAT .�f...•. Ll ..I1 r•oan SITE PLAN 4 N 4 Attachment 3 Lt"P 1-4, 1 ; 64U I- e 1-1 A%j& 6%-- A. ay.. 4%� a Preliminary Plat U. Utility Routin Approval ce Half-Width Street Variation d Cut -de-sac Variation 1. Ma Greavu convened the meetin for a public hearin re n Tor for approva of a prelim.i- the re of Donald and Lorraine 17 sin dwelling lots and : two o utiots ; to route nar plat to create utilities alon a corridor with more than ei percent g rade; two variations from the platting co de. �l 2. Director of Communit Development Olson presented the SL taf f report. 3.. Commissioner Fischer presented the- Plannin Commission repor 4. Mr. Don Tor the applicantt spoke on behalf of the proposal. ti, 5. Ma Greavu called for proponents and opponents. The f 0110 voiced their opinions: Julie Cummins, 1790 DeSoto Mary Bullich, Edina.Realty Gar Bostromt 546 Bellwood Resident at 526 Bellwood Resident at 556 Bellwood Resident at 539 Bellwood 6. Ma Greavu closed the public hearin 7. Councilmember Anderson moved to authorize the construction of storm p sewer alon the 14 to 20 percent sloe located east of roposed Burr , FT I Street and the r sed cul-de-sac, on the basis that due to the extreme P topo is no other practical place to route the required storm, sewer. h ij Umembers Seconded b Ma A s M_iyor Greavu, Counci 1 6nv and Rnczsbacho Ander %A Na Councilmember Bastian. 10/24 5 Attachment 4 80 Councilmember Anderson moved to dentin the requested variations f rom the platting code to create a tem orar . half -width street and a tem po-rary cul -de --sac in excess of 1 000 feet of length, the basis t c ; 1 a. Approval would adversely affect the spirit' 'of the subdivision code and the comprehensive plan, because public safety's ability to provide timely emergency vehicle service could be hampered or jeopardized. b. A full - width, through street is a reasonable alternative. This alternative was planned for by the City when approval was granted for the Twin Oaks Addition to the north and the Markfort Addition to the west. C, Approval is not essential to the reasonable development of this subdivision. d. Council has required full- width, through streets to be guaranteed across adjoining properties as a condition of approval for other similar proposals. Seconded by Mayor Greavu . Ayes - Mayor Greavu , Councilmembers Anderson, Juker and Rossbach Nay - Councilmember Bastian. 9. Mayor Greavu moved to approve the Torgerson Addition preliminary lat sub •ect to satisfaction of the following conditions before -a ppli - cation for final plat approval: a. The City signing a contract(s) to construct the downstream drainage improvements to outlet this and ajoining property to Round Lake. The City Engineer may approve a phased develop - ment plan, provided the applicant can demonstrate that oil -site ponding capacity will be adequate to maintain predevelopment storm water flows from this site. Any lot or street area not included in the initial phase shall be platted as an outlot until adequate storm water capacity is provided. The entire right -of -way for Burr Street and Ripley Avenue shall be p1a t Led and constructed with the first phase. b. City or applicant acquisition of the 35 by 163± foot parcel needed to construct Ripley Avenue as a full -width street, through to Desoto Street. If a City project, the applicant shall pay the cost of the feasibility study and all other City expenses to acquire this right-of-way, including attorney's fees* c. Substitute a drainage easement for Outlot Be The property lines for the adjoining lots shall be extended through the easement to the south or east boundaries of the site. The easement shall include all area that would be up to one foot above the approved 100 -year storm design elevation for this pond. This easement shall also line up with the existing drainage easement on the properties to the east. D d. Outlot A shall be combined with an adjacent property. A deed shall be in the possession of the adjoining property • owner before the plat is signed by the City. The deed to transfer ownership of this outlot shall stipulate.that this property is to be combined with adjoining property to form one parcel , to be described by one Property tax description number. e. The following street names shall be shop ►n: (1) The north half of the existing Ripley Avenue right- - of -way shall be shown between the west line of Bradley Avenue and the east boundary of the site. (2) "Ripley Avenue" shall be shown west of the south extension of the west line of proposed Lot One, Block One. (3) The remainder of the through street shall be named "Burr Street ". f (4) The cul -de -sac shall be named "Summer Court ". f . Reduce the width of Lots One, Two, Five and Six, Block "I "wo, to the minirpum permitted to maximize the rear yard area for Lots Three and Four g. City Engineer approval of final grading, drainage, utility and erosion control plans. These plans shall include, but not be limited to: (1) Identification of the trees to be saved. These trees shall also be identified on the site. (2) Revision of the grading plan and /or install storm. sewer along the north boundary of the site to insure that drainage from this site does not flow into the properties to the north. (3) Where possible to obtain grading easements on adjoin- ing property, make a more gentle.transition along the -site boundary to the lots adjoining to the north and northeast.. (4) Provide survey evidence that Ripley Avenue will line up with existing Ripley Avenue, west of,DeSoto Street. h. Submission of signed developer's agreement and surety for all required public improvements, including but not limited to: a full -width street through to DeSoto Street and on- site utility and drainage improvements; any required tree planting; erosion control measures; relocation of the NSP utility pole that will be within the new Ripley Avenue right-of-way, and, relocation of the driveway for 1822 Desoto Street to Ripley Avenue. Seconded by Councilmember Anderson. Ayes - Mayor Greavu, Councilmembers Anderson, Juker and Rossbach. 7 Na - Councilmember Bastian, ian. AGENDA ITEM AGENDA REPORT TO: City Manager FROM: City Engineer r SUBJECT: Torgerson Addition DATE: October 2, 1990 The following condition is recommended for , to replace gerson Addition prelii Condition A on the Tor nary plat: The preliminary plat conditions adopted on p October 28, 1988, are amended as follows: Condition A is hereby deleted and the following e new A: The developer shall submit an engineering design, professional g g ' prepared by a p nal engineer, for on -site ponding of additional runoff created b the development, y KGH jc AGENDA ITEM AGENDA REPORT TO : Acti on by City Manager °'Heil; FROM* C • Endorse ity Engineer Modifle SUBJECT:. Lift Station Rejocte Monitoring _ DATE: October 2, 1990 Information on this item will be available later. KGH Jw AGENDA ITEM h AGENDA REPORT TO: City Manag g r FROM: City E n gi neer Y glneer SUBJECT: Highwood McKni � ght Outlet,, Project e � ct 90 -10 DATE: October 2 1990 Aotion. by Council o Modified-- Reieoto This item was tabled from a previous meeting. No new Info ' time. A meeting is scheduled ecd is available at this y, October 3, 1990 with St, eduled for Wednesday, the me etin g Paul Councilman Tom Dimond. will be available later, mond. A report on ic KGH 10 Action b Oou,nQi,1; Endorse MEMORANDUM Modi fi e Rejected To: Mi cha e 1 A A . McGu i Date __... From: Robert re, City Manager f For Park Maintenance D . Odegard, Director of P Subs: Stora a arks & Retreat' Storag Building (Pole Building o g� Date: October Equipment On public Works • 1, 1990 Facility .Introduction At the September 2 • ty Council me . 7 , • 19 9 0 , Ci building for park maim meeting, the storag ma i nte nance was tabled for (October 8 two g ) to provide an opportunity weeks examine the beat pp unity for the Council to on of the proposed storage b • ..review the s and shape w i lding and to buildin pe of the p resent Public Wo rks . During the discussion a t the Council meeting, a Pole b • p wilding being permitted g• the question of UP . A Maplewood City In a Farm Zone area was brow. y rdina -nce, secti 9 -6 A broug it would be lawf C ) ( 1) , ndicat lawful for. a pole building t es an F, Farm Resident g o be located District, in r short discussion also A sh involved the question of screening A s hn the building i ilding and the abutt be- pole building is iota � g residence. The present Cit � located 10 from a fence w • Y s • property from the abutting Which designates the Hance indicates tting homeowner The • tes that the Cite would present Ordi_ a variance is given Y require a 2 0' setback Devel opment's g n by ,the City Counci I . unless Iopment s staff opinion t is Community followed to p that the S creening Code hide the buildin from .g should be wire g the abutting property o q a 6 ' high, 80% op p y wners Which would re , back s adhered fence. I f t � to, there would be suf he 20 set - h evergreens be ficient space to between the pole building plant 6 property owner, g and the abutting It is again reiterated that we have a difinite need to store We have brillions, rakes equipment Inside. W disks, brooms for clean , rock picker • cleaning ice, play equipment slit Puppet Wagon, trailers � seeders that are used for "Pia ' Streets" canoes mowers "Play , In -The- approximately bleacher seats, wood ely 1/3 of the present s , etc. We use Play equipment art storage building for shovels parts, fertilizer, marking c veil Items of day to_da g ompound, and small moved of Y equipment. All of these it o the new storage buildin would be g- Recommendation It is .requested that • . construction the City Council author' uction that it would like authorize the type of ing on the Public o have for a new s . blic Works facilit a storage build - Y, ,s building, authorize the develo of bids for thi Of plans and taking g- Vic City Clerk -- - MEMORANDUM To: Michael A, • From: McGuire, City Manager Robert D. Odegard Di g Subj Storm a $u• • rector of Parks & Recreat' Storage Building (Pole Bui lding) 1O For Park Maintena 0 Septembe nce Equipment Date: Se p er 17, 1990 ntroduct In the Capital. Improvement p Venent Planfor Ma has been lewoo d a storage building proposed for construct* p .:cent to the re coon at the Public Works present storage buildin rks site adja_ the site g (Pole Building.. that ' s on � i Ba ckaround - The: new storag • similar to g building is proposed trusted simit p to s be 40 x lo and he present storage b eon- the building g uildin g as been previousl e r g The need for storage of a great de Y ex essed in regard to th al of equipment out -o f- e . being properl rot doors where Y p ected, a it is not The location of the building is such • chainlink fence, whic that it is adjacent h has a great deal o to a next to it which would s build f vegetation g rowin g owner who creep the f g g is located on a cu _ _ from the one home- 1 de sac. ecc►mendation It is requested that t ci Council autho of a new he ci storage building on�th rite the construction authorize the a Public Works facility development of plans ility and building, p and taking of bids ids for this C: City Clerk r w • or M qw. • �`� Tom' . do 40 se odorj H 1 I Vao r S / it Ca . Side. .r .S ,. r 3 1 d evJ lo #I C6 w e. %S /a I Q d" & 4% to ONNOW rcr ADe ✓e /e c-4 v- AGENDA NO . -- / AGENDA REPORT T0: City Manager FROM: Finance Director /'_s. - CZ�� =�� RE: PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF 1990 IMPROVEMENT BOND ISSUE DATE: September 26, 1990 INTRODUCTION Action by Council; Endorsed,..„ _- Mo difi ed....,,, Rej ecte d Date Bonds need to be sold to finance ubl i c improvement rove • p p ment projects that the Council has authorized, BACKGROUND The following projects need to be financed b the 1990 improvement bonds: 86 -01 Condor Storm Sewer 86 -07 Upper Afton Road, McKnight to Century Footprint Lake 87 -32 Foot p k Storm Sewer 90 -07 City -wide Watermain Extensions After the bonds are issued, the annual principal ' p nc�pal and interest payments on the bonds will be financed by special assessment and attached sale memora property tax revenues. The • andum prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, additional information, al , Inc. provides RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the City Council ado • p rovides r pt the attached resolution which p p reliminary approval for the sale of the 1990 improvement bonds. tmc Attachment October 23, 1990 Ms. Lucille Aurelius Cit Clerk Cit of Maplewood 1830 East Count Road B Maplewood, Minnesota 55109 RE: City of Maplewood, Minnesota $5,000,000 General Obli Improvement Bonds, Series 1990 Dear Lucille: Enclosed please find nd corrected pa to Exhibit B of the initial resolution, dated October 8, 1990, providin for the public sale of $5,000,000 General Obli Improvement Bonds. Lan with respect to the Bond Re was incorrect . on the ori documents. Please insert these corrected pa g es. Ver trul y ours, MILLER & SCHROEDER FINANCIAL, INC. Ph D. Slatter Vice President PDS/dlc Enclosures Head Minneapolis, Minnesota Branch Offices: Solana Beach, California • San Francisco, California • St. Paul, Minnesota • Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Columbus, Ohio • Honolulu, Hawaii Member of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation l f Toll Free Minnesota { � M (800) 862 - 6002 M Toll Free Other States (800) 328 -6122 --- AM-- ` ed erFi Jl Northwestern Fina n Center 7900 9 ° Xerxes Avenue South ■ pQ, B US� Member of the USF &G Financial Services Group ox 789 Min nea oliS . p ,Minnesota 55440 ■ 61� ( 2) 831 -1500 SALE N E ORAND UM DATE: TO FROM: ISSUE: BOND COUNSEL: RESOLUT TO S ET SALE: BOND SA DATE OF BONDS BONDS MATURE SETTLEMENT DATE: M ATURITY SC HEDULE: September 28 • 1 990 Mayo Gary Bas • an and M the City Bastian of y Council Mr. Michael M cGuire Mr. Davie , C ity .M 1 Fa . y anag • Finance Director 1830 East C ity o f Maplewoo d Ma 1 Count Road B p ewood,? Minnesota 55109 Dan1el W. Hart Vice President C it y O f Maplewood $5,400 00 General ' Minnesota Bo 0 Ob • Bonds,, Series ligation I mprovement 19 9 0 Ms. Mar I e Br 9 s pp 1 gg andMorgan 2200 F ir- N r P.A. St. Pau atln B Bu . 1, Minnesota ilding 55101 October 8, 1990 Date Nove Time n er 15 , 1990 Place: 11 :00 A.M. Bid Openi at M& 4 :30 p•M• A by the S Award e Ci t Dece 1 y . 1990 Council DeCe 1 199 through D g eCember 1 2 DeCember 6 010 1990 1991 _ _ $ 10 .. . 2001 $240 ,000 2002 - - 255 2 003 - 275,000 2004 _ 00 300, 400 2 405 - 320 2006 _ 0 00 2007 007 - 375. 0 2008 _ 00 2 405 009 - 435 0 2010 _ ' 00 475 , 000 Branch Headquarters: Minneapolis, Minnesota Offices: San Diego Area •San Francisco Area • Member of the Securities Investor Protection Co Paul •Milwaukee • Columbus t'Poration Branch Headquarters: Minneapolis, Minnesota Offices: San Diego Area •San Francisco Area • Member of the Securities Investor Protection Co Paul •Milwaukee • Columbus t'Poration Page 2 INTEREST PATMENTS June 1. 1991 June l an and semiannual d December 1 semiannual thereafte R EDEMPTION ; °f each z' on Bonds Fe a r • mat ur i ng on or shall be subject after December pa en b � ect to redempti 1 . 19 ym t In whole a 9 9 or • In p art and n pri order of maturity tY a t the Option II1 Inverse on December date thereafter 1 ' 199 and a °f the cit at an Of tY DE NOMINATIONS : p and accrue paymen d interest. T he Bonds will integral 1 be i n r egistered t erect mu tlple o g • GOOD FAITH f $ 5 . 000. In any CHECK: $ MINIMUM BID: D: $4925 .000 RATES The r Shall be in 1 /20t . h °r 1 /8th o Integral applicable f one M ultiples ltlpleS f to an nt (1% ) • No an th rate Y • maturit y sha r o ate than apple cable 11 be lower shall • Obligation t ° any previ 11 bear a single o f th Obligations rate fr same maturities • t o t h om the date additional co e date o f °f - the up °ass shall not ma turf tY, and RATING; be u sed, _ A .M Stan Y s Inve Standard a p S requested, s Corporation Inc. and d MAXIMUM rati W . i 11 be DISCOUN $75 1.5% REGISTRAR To be determined lased Bond Proceeds ed s must be le funds , no i n i mm e d . A LTERNATIVE t Clearing Ho l a t e l y MINI - TAX Does g using F unds . MUM not ap Y BA pp Q Yes SMA LL ISSUE EXEMPTION The Ci has 1990. The i ssued oVe exempti e Y quali f f r $5 ' 000 . 0 00 i Y °r the a n sm 11 issue Page 3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SOURCES AND APPLICATION OF FUNDS: Project funds will be used to complete a number of special assessment projects within the City of Maplewood. Projects included are Condor storm sewer, upper Afton Road, Footprint Lake Storm Sewer and Cit y wide water main extensions Par Amount of Bonds City Contribution Investment Earnings Discount (1.5%) $5,000,000 2,571,620 187,342 (75,000 $7,683,962 Project Costs $7,653,962 .Proceeds 4,895,000 City Contribution 2 Investment Earnings 187,342 Issuance Costs 30,000 $7,683,962 PROJECT I. Requirement $7,466,620 BREAKDOWN: II. Investment Earnings 187,342 III, Issuance Costs 30,000 (Rating, Legal, Fiscal, Printing, Publication, Registrar, Miscellaneous) IV. Discount (1.5%) -75 TOTAL $7,758,962 V. City Contribution and Earnings (217581962 BOND ISSUE $5,0001000 City of Maplewood, Minnesota $5,000,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds Series 1990 SOURCES AND USES Dated 12/01/1990 Delivery 12/01/1990 ParAmount of Bonds ............................... Issuer Cash Contribution .......................... $5.000,000.00 2,571,620.00 Total Sources $71571 Total Underwriter's Discount (1.500X),,,,,,,,,,,,, $75 Costs of Issuance ,000.00 .. ............................... 30,000.00 Deposit to Project Construction Fund ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 7,466 619.99 Contingen ......... .............................. 0.01 Total Uses $7,571 Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. Underwriting Department 9/2 5::28 28 PM YIELD STATISTICS Accrued Interest from 12/01/1990 to 12/01/1990... _ AverageLife ....... ............................... Bond Years ......... .... $65 ..................•.._..... 1 YEARS $65,305.00 Average Coupon..... 7.2659291% Net Interest Cost ( NIC) ........................... 7.3807748% Bond Yield for Arbitrage Purposes ................. 7.2300313% True Interest Cost (TIC) .......................... 7.4202543% Effective Interest Cost (EIC) ..................... 7,4975724% City of Maplewood, Minnesota $5,000,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds Series 1990 DEBT SERVICE SCHEDULE DATE PRINCIPAL COUPON INTEREST DEBT SERVICE 12/01/1990 - _ 12/01/1991 12/01/1992 10 135,000.00 6. 6 100% .200% 355,917.50 355,307.50 365 917.50 12/01/1993 f . -. 99� :::.:.:.:.:.:.:::::::::: 140 �' f5�:;: �:::::::::::;::::::::::: 6.300% br:4:�:::::::::::::::::�:�:338� 346,937.50 490 307. 486 937.5 0 . ..12/011995 160, 000. 00 6.SOOX� ......... � .................•.•.•.•.•.• 328,517.50 .• ....•.�#��::'f,��l°�5�::::::: 488 517.50 12/01/1996 12/1/1997 170 ,000.00 180 6.600% 6.700% 318,117.50 306,897.50 488 12/01/1998 : :.: X11.'. 994 :.:.:.:::::::::::2 195,000.00 ::: : :T 6.800% 294,837.50 48 897.5 489 0 12/01 /2000 225, 000..... 00 90i ....:::::::.... 7.000% =:2 ....................... 267,087.50 ::: :::: .7`7` : 492,087.50 12/01/2001 12/01/2002 240 255,000.00 7.100% 7.150% 251 491 12/01/2003 275 000.00 7.200% 234,297.50 216,065.00 489,297.50 491 065.00 12/01 /2005 :.:.:.:.:.:...:: ;..•: 320 may/ ;•.•.........: 7.300% L �V. . . l .r ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 174,515.00 q6: :...5 ] 494 51 .... 500 12/01/2006 12/01/2007 345,000.00 375,000.00 7.300% 7.400% 151 ,155.00 496,155. 12/01/2008 f� �f..... 405 • 000 00 3r 7, 400% 125,970.00 98,220.00 50 ,970.00 503,220.00 :::::::::: 12/01 /2010 : ::: : :::::::::::::::::: 4750000.00 ` : :::::::::::::::::::::: 7.500% ::6 : 5 .. :...... ::::::::::::::5 35,625.00 510,625.00 TOTAL 5,000,000.00 - 4,745,015.00 9,745,015.00 Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. Underwriting Department 9/27/1990 5:28 PM YIELD STATISTICS Accrued Interest from 12/01/1990 to 12/01/1990... _ AverageLife ....... ............................... Bond Years ......... .... $65 ..................•.._..... 1 YEARS $65,305.00 Average Coupon..... 7.2659291% Net Interest Cost ( NIC) ........................... 7.3807748% Bond Yield for Arbitrage Purposes ................. 7.2300313% True Interest Cost (TIC) .......................... 7.4202543% Effective Interest Cost (EIC) ..................... 7,4975724% CitY of Maplewood, Minnesota $5,000,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds Series 1990 DEBT SERVICE SCHEDULE DATE PRINCIPAL COUPON 12/01/1990 _ 6/01/1991 _ 12/01 /1991 10,000.0 6/01/1992 _ :: :::: :::: :::: :: :::: ::::.... 3 3::00: 0� 6/01 / 1993 ......... . 12/01/1993 140,000.0( 6/01/1994 _ 12/01 /1994 150,000.0( bl�I:f 12/01 /1995 160,000.00 6/01/1996 - .12/01/1996 170,000.00 6/01/1997 _ 997:::::: :::'F 00: Al / 1998 .... ..... . 12/01/1998 1950000.00 6/01/1999 _ 12/01/1999 2108000.00 12/01 /2000 225,000.00 6/01/2001 _ 12/01/2001 2401000.00 6/01/2002 _ 6/01/2003 .... ......... 12/01/2003 275,000.00 6/01/2004 12/01/2004 300,000.00 12/01X2005 - ' - 320,'000.00 . 6/01/2006 _ 12/01/2006 345,000.00 6/01/2007 _ :: :::3:75:::x:::: 6/01 /2008 . 12/01/2008 405,000.00 6/01/2009 _ 12/01/2009 435,000.00 IV'FI2f:::::: : 12/01 /2010 4758000.00 INTEREST DEBT SERVICE - 6.100% 177,958.75 177, 958.75 _ 177,653.75 ....... ' 173, 4................ 68.75 6.300% 173,468.75 ' 169,058.75 6.400% 169 058.75 .... ... .:.`.; .........: '� :238:. . 00% 164,258.75 - 159, 058.7"5 6.600% 159,058.75 " 153,448.75 .0 ... ...:: 1 47,418.7 ........ 6.800% 147, 418.75 ' 140, 788.75 6.900% 140 788.75 7.000% 133, 543.75 . . . . . . - 125,668.75 7.100% 125,668.75 ' 117,148.75 ........5 ;: :'x + ::75: : :::::;: 108,032.50 7.200% 108,032.50 - 98,132.50 7.250% 98,132.50 ... $` 7.300% 87,257.50 ... ... - 75,577.50 7.300% 75,577.50 _ 62,985.00 ::: :::::: :::... " 49,110.00 ......... 7.400% 498110600 _ 34,125.00 ....... 7.500% 34 125.00 ..... .' :fT=:f .. •.. :5�: : : :: : :. :. :. :.: . 7 .500% ...... 17, 812.50 TOTAL 5,0008000.00 177, 958.75 187, 958.75 177,653. 75 ........ ....... ... . .... . 3, 468.75 313,468.75 169, 058.75 3.19, 058.75 .........'........ a� ..... 324 .... 159,058.75 329,058.75 153,448.75 ....:: ....... ...... .. ... 147,4 .. 18..1 . 342,418.75 140,788.75 350,788.75 358,543.75 125,668.75 365,668.75 117,148.75 72 383,032.50 98,132.50 398,132.50 407, 257.50 75,577.50 420, 577.50 62,985.00 : 3T;:9�: 410.00 9,1 454,110.00 34,125.00 469,125.00 ::-::: ;: ;: 402,812.50 4,745 v 015.00 9,745A15.00- 015.00 Miller & Schroeder Financial,'Inc. Underwriting Department YIELD STATISTICS 9/27/1990 5:28 PM Accrued Interest from 12/01/1990 to 12/01/1990,.., _ AverageLife ....... ............................... Bond Years 13.061 YEARS ................... ..................... $65,305.00 Average Coupon ..... ............................... 7.2659291% Net Interest Cost ( NIC) ........................... Bond Yield for Arbi Purposes 7.3807748% poses ................. 7.2300313% DATE BEG. BALANCE 1210111990 7,466,619.99 1/01/1991 4,468,109.99 2/01/1991 4,178,923.96 3/01/199-1 4, 047, 725.98 : 01::1 J. 94 ...:.:.:.:.::.: 74 5/01 1991 3 ,900,819.79 6/01/1991 3,126,352.31 7/01/1991 2,293,921.95 8/01/1991 1,458,996.56 4:r:6:::::::::: 10/01/1991 217,222.90 11/01/1991 _ TOTAL City of Maplewood, Minnesota $5,000,000 General Obligation Improvement Bonds Series 1990 - OPERATION OF CONSTRUCTION FUND YIELD INTEREST 7.4700000% 2 291073.96 7.5700000% 2 27,282.03 _ 2 26,460.41 :::.. ..OP P ::::::::::::::::::::::: 4 4 NET DRAW END. BALANCE (2,998 (318,260.00) (158,480.00) (800,000.00) (852,950.00) (850 (600 �Cb:7;::1:0):: (218,662. 0 4,468 4,178,923.96 4,047 725.98 41074,186.40 3,126,352.31 21293 1,458,996.56 868,595.65 187,342.01 (7,653,962.00) Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. Underwriting Department FOOTNOTES DaycountMethod . ............................... Deposit to Project Construction Fund ............:: 7 30/360 9/27/1990 5:28 PM 1 Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds (less) Discount a 1.50% 110,000.00 (1,650.00) 108,350.00 ------ - - - - -- Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund Costs of Issuance 106,731.00 Balance 630.00 989.00 108,350.00 ----------- Prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. : 28-Sep-90 City of Maplewood, Minnesota General Obligation Improvement Bonds Series 1990 Levied Special Assessment Portion Annual Date --------- I--- Principal Coupon Interest Debt Ser vice Debt Service 12/01/90 06/01/91 12/01/91 06/01/92 10,000800 6.100% 3,805.00 3,805.00 3 ,805.00 13 805.00 17,610.00 12/01/92 06/01/93 5 6.200% 3.500.00 3,500.00 3,500.00 8j500.00 12,000.00 12/01/93 06/01/94 5 6.300% 3 3, 345.00 3,345.00 8,345.00 111690.00 12/01/94 06/01/95 5 6.400% 3'187'50 3,187.50 3,187.50 MUM 11,375.00 12/01/95 06/01/96 5,000.00 6.500% 3'027'50 3,027.50 3 8j027.50 111055.00 12/01/96 06/01 /97 500000 , . 6.600% 2 ►865.00 2,865.00 2.865.00 7,865.00 10,730.00 12/01/97 06/01/98 5 6.700% 2 ► 2,700.00 2,7 7,700.00 10,400.00 12/01/98 06/01/99 5 6.800% 2 ► 21532.50 2,5 7,532.50 10,065.00 12/01/99 06/01/2000 5 6.900% 2,362.50 20362.50 2,362.50 7;362.50 9,725.00 12/01/2000 06/01/2001 5 7.000% 2.190.00 21190.00 2,1 78190.00 9,380.00 12/01/2001 06/01/2002 5 7.100% 2 1015.00 2,015.00 7,015.00 9030.00 12/01/2002 06/01/2003 5 00000 , . . 7150% 1,8015.00 37.50 1, 837.50 1,837.50 6,837.50 , 8,675.00 12/01/2003 06/01/2004 5 7.200% 1.658.75 1,658.75 1,658.75 6,658.75 8,317.50 12/01/2004 06/01 /2005 5 7.250% 1,478.75 1 ►478.75 1,4 6,478.75 7,957.50 12/01/2005 06/01 /2006 5 7.300% 1 ►297.50 1,297.50 1,297.50 6,297.50 7,595.00 12/01/2006 06/01/2007 5 7.300% 1,115.00 1,115.00 1,1 6,115.00 7,230.00 12/01/2007 06/01/2008 5 7.400% 932.50 932.50 932.50 5,932.50 6,865.00 12/01/2008 06/01/2009 51000.00 7.400% 747.50 747.50 747.50 5,747.50 6,495.00 12/01/2009 06/01/2010 5,000.00 7.500% 562.50 562.50 562.50 5l562.50 6 12/01/2010 10,000.00 7.500% 375.00 375.00 375.00 10, 375.00 10, 750.00 -- ------ 110,000.00 ---- - - - - -- - - - - -- ---------- 83 070.00 193,070.00 ----------- 193,070.00 Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds (less) Discount a 1.50% 110,000.00 (1,650.00) 108,350.00 ------ - - - - -- Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund Costs of Issuance 106,731.00 Balance 630.00 989.00 108,350.00 ----------- Prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. : 28-Sep-90 City of Maplewood, Minnesota General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 1990 Pending Special Assessment Portion Annual Debt Debt Date Principal Coupon Interest Service Service 12/01/90 06/01/91 12/01/91 0.00 6.100% 77,658.75 77,658.75 77,658.75 77,658.75 155,317.50 06/01 /92 12/01/92 115,000.00 6.200% 77,658.75 77,658.75 77,658.75 192,658.75 270,317.50 06/01/93 12/01/93 115,000.00 6.300% 74,093.75 74,093.75 74,093.75 189,093.75 263,187.50 06/01/94 12/01/94 115 6.400% 70,471.25 70,471.25 70,471.25 185,471.25 255,942.50 06/01 /95 12/01/95 115 6.500% 66,791.25 66,791.25 66,791.25 181,791.25 248,582.50 06/01/96 12/01/96 115,000.00 6.600% 63,053.75 63,053.75 63,053.75 178,053.75 241,107.50 06/01/97 12/01/97 115,000.00 6.700% 59,258.75 59,258.75 59 174,258.75 233,517.50 06/01/98 12/01/98 115 6.800% 55,406.25 .55,406.25 55,406.25 170,406.25 225,812.50 06/01/99 12/01/99 115,000.00 6.900% 51,496.25 51,496.25 51,496.25 166,496.25 217,992.50 06/01 /2000 12/01/2000 115,000.00 7.000% 47,528.75 47,528.75 47,528.75 162,528.75 210,057.50 06/01/2001 12/01/2001 115,000.00 7.100% 43,503.75 43,503.75 43,503.75 158,503.75 202,007.50 06/01/2002 12/01/2002 115,000.00 7.150% 39,421.25 39,421.25 39,421.25 154,421.25 193,842.50 06/01/2003 12/01/2003 120 7.200% 35,310.00 35,310.00 35,310.00 155,310.00 190,620.00 06/01 /2004 12/01/2004 120,000.00 7.250% 30 30,990.00 30,990.00 150,990.00 181,980.00 06/01 /2005 12/01/2005 120,000.00 7.300% 26,640.00 26 26,640.00 146,640.00 173,280.00 06/01/2006 12/01/2006 120 7.300% 22,260.00 22,260.00 22,260.00 142,260.00 164,520.00 06/01/2007 12/01 /2007 120 7.400% 17,880.00 17,880.00 17,880.00 137,880.00 155,760.00 06/01/2008 12/01/2008 120 7.400% 13,440.00 13,440.00 13,440.00 133,440.00 146,880.00 06/01/2009 12/01/2009 120 7.500% 9 9 9 129 138,000.00 06/01/2010 12/01/2010 120,000.00 7.500% 4,500.00 4 4,500.00 124,500.00 129 2,225 - - - -- 1,772,725.00 ----- - - - - -- 3,997,725.00 ---- - - - - -- 3,997,725.00 ---------- Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds 2,225,000.00 (Less) Discount a 1.50% (33,375.00) 2 Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund 2,179,653.00 Costs of Issuance 13,350.00 Balance (1,378.00) 2,191,625.00 __---- - - - - -- Prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. : 28- Sep -90 City of Maplewood, Minnesota General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 1990 Levied Tax Levy Portion Date Principal Cou n Po Interest Debt Annual Debt 78,800,00 ___--- - - - - -- Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund Service Service 12/01/90 480,00 32,00 78,800.00 06/01/91 12101191 06/01/92 0,00 6,100% 2.920.00 ,920,00 2,920.00 2,920,00 12/01/92 06/01/93 0,00 6.200% 2.920,00 ,920.00 2,920,00 2,920.00 5,840,00 12/01/93 06/01/94 0,00 6.300% 2 , 9 20 . 0 0 20.00 2,.920.00 2,420,00 5,840,00 12/01/94 06/01/95 0.00 6,400% 209 2 0.00 20.00 2,920,00 2,920,00 5,840,00 12/01/95 06/01/96 0,00 6.500% 2.920.00 1920.00 2,920,00 2,920.00 5,840.00 12/01/96 06/01/97 0,00 6,600% 2 920.00 20.00 2,920.00 21920.00 5,840,00 12/01/97 06/01/98 0.00 6,700% 2 920,00 20.00 2,920.00 2,920.00 5,840,00 12/01/98 06/01/99 0.00 6.800% 2.920.00 ,920.00 2,920.00 21920,00 5840,00 , 12/01/99 06/01/2000 51000,00 6,900% 2.920.00 2,920.00 21920,00 7,920.00 5,840,00 12/01/2000 06/01/2001 5, 000.00 7, 000% 2,747.50 2.747.50 2,747.50 10,840,00 12/01/2001 58000,00 7,100% 2 7,747.50 2,5 10, 495.00 06/01/2002 12/01/2002 58000,00 7,150% 2,572.50 .3 95 .00 7,572,50 2,395,00 10,145.00 06/01/2003 12/01/2003 5,000,00 2 95 2'216.25 7.395.00 2,216.25 9,790.00 06/01/2004 12/01/2004 51000,00 7,200% ,216.25 2 0 36.25 7,216.25 2,036,25 9,432.50 06/01/2005 12/01/2005 5 7,250% 2,036.25 1,855,00 ,855.00 7 ' 036.25 1.855.00 9,072,50 06/01/2006 .12/01/2006 51000,00 7,300% 1,672,50 61855.00 1,672.50 8,710,00 06/01/2007 12/01/2007 10,000.00 7.300% , 2.50 1 4 7' 90.00 6,672.50 1,490,00 MOM M 06/01/2008 12/01/2008 10 7,400% 1,490,00 1.120.00 11 440,00 12,980.00 06/01/2009 7,400% 1,120.00 .1,120.00 11j120.00 12,240,00 12/01/2009 06/01/2010 101000,00 7,500% 750.00 750.00 750.00 10,750,00 12/01/2010 10,000,00 7,500% 375,00 375.00 11,500,00 375.00 10s375.00 10, 750.00 '_---- 801000.00 ------ 41,020.00 -------- _=----- 171 020 ,00 - - - - -- 171,020,00 Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds (Less) Discount a 1,50% 80,000,00 (1,200,00) 78,800,00 ___--- - - - - -- Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund Costs of Issuance 78,288.00 Balance 480,00 32,00 78,800.00 Prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. : 28-Sep-90 City of Maplewood, Minnesota General Obligation Improvement Series 1990 Pending Tax Levy Portion Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds (less) Discount a 1.50% 2,295 000.00 ' (34,425.00) Annual Date Principal Coupon pon Interest ebt Service Debt Service 12/01/90 2,260,575.00 ---------- 06/01/91 12/01/91 06/01/92 0.00 6.100% 83,061.25 83,061.25 83,061.25 83,061.25 166 122.50 ' 12/01/92 06/01/93 15 6.200% 83,061.25 83,061.25 83,061.25 98,061.25 181 2.50 12/01/93 06/01/94 20,000.00 6.300% 82,596.25 82,596.25 82,596.25 102,596.25 185 192.50 ' 12/01/94 06/01/95 25,000.00 6.400% 81,966.25 81,966.25 81,966.25 106,966.25 188 932.50 ' 12/01/95 06/01/96 35,000.00 6.500% 81,166.25 81,166.25 81,166.25 116,166.25 197 12/01/96 06/01/97 45 6.600% 80,028.75 80,028.75 80,028.75 125,028.75 205O57.50 ' 12/01197 06/01/98 55,000.00 6.700% 78,543.75 78,543.75 78,543.75 133,543.75 212O87.50 ' 12/01/98 06/01/99 65 6.800% 76,701.25 76,701.25 76,701.25 141,701.25 218 402.50 ' 12/01/99 06/01/2000 75,000.00 6.900% 74,491.25 74,491.25 74,491.25 149,491.25 223 98 , 2.50 12/01/2000 06/01/2001 90,000.00 7.000% 71,903. 71 903.75 71,903.75 161,903.75 233,807.50 12/01/2001 06/01/2002 100,000.00 7.100% 68,753.75 68,753.75 �� 753.75 168,753.75 237,507.50 12/01/2002 06/01/2003 115,000.00 7.150% 65,203.75 65,203.75 65,203.75 180,203.75 245 407.50 ' 12/01/2003 06/01/2004 130,000.00 7.200% 61,092.50 61,092.50 61,092.50 191,092.50 252l85.00 12/01/2004 06/01/2005 150,000.00 7.250% 56,412.50 56,412.50 56,412.50 206,412.50 t 262 825.00 12/01/2005 06/01,/2006 170 7.300% 50,975.00 50,975.00 50 975.00 220,975. ' 271 950.00 ' 12/01/2006 06/01/2007 190,000.00 7.300% 44, 770.00 44,770.00 44, 770.00 234 770.0 0 279,540.00 12/01/2007 06/01/2008 215 7.400% ' 835.00 37 ,8 35.00 37,835.00 252,835.00 290,670.00 12!01/2008 06/01/2009 240 7.400% 29 ' 0.00 •� - 29,880.00 269,880.00 299,760.00 12/01/2009 06/01!2010 265,000.00 7.500% 2 ,000.00 21 286,000.00 307,000.00 12/01/2010 245,000.00 7.500% 11062.50 1,062.50 11,062.50 306,062.50 317,125.00 2,2958000_00 2,481,010.00 4,776,010.00 4 776 010.00 -- - - - - -- - ---- - - - - -- ------ - - - - -- ------------ Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds (less) Discount a 1.50% 2,295 000.00 ' (34,425.00) 2,260,575.00 ----- - - - - -- Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund 2.2;6,760.00 Costs of Issuance Balance 3,800.00 15.00 2,260,575.00 ---------- Prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. : 28- Sep -90 City of Maplewood, Minnesota General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series -1990 Pending Hydrant Charge Portion Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds (less) Discount a 1.50% 290,000.00 (4,350.00) 285,650.00 Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund Costs of Issuance 283,568.00 Balance 1, 740.00 342.00 285,650.00 ___--- - - - - -- Prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. : 28-Sep-90 Annual Date Principal Pa Coupon Interest Debt Service Debt Service 12/01/90 06/01/91 12101191 0.00 6.100% 10,513.75 10,513.75 10 5 13.75 06/01/92 12/01/92 0.00 10 513.75 100,513.75 513.75 21,027.50 06/01/93 6.200% 10,513.75 10 ,513.75 21,027.50 12/01/93 06/01/94 . 000 6.300% 10,513.75 ,513.75 101513.75 10,513.75 21027.50 12/01/94 06/01/95 500000 , . . 6400% 10..513.75 10,51.3.75 15,513.75 , 26,027.50 12/01/95 06/01/96 5 6.500% 10.353.75 10,353.75 15'353.75 ,353.75 25,707.50 12/01/96 06/01/97 5 6.600% 10,191.25 10,191.25 1519 1.25 25,382.50 12/01/97 06/01/98 5 6.700% 10j026.25 26.25 10,026.25 15,026.25 25,052.50 12/01/98 06/01/99 10 6.800% 9'$ 5 8.75 9,858.75 9,858.75 19, 858.75 29g717.50 12/01/99 06/01/2000 10,000.00 6.900% 9,518.75 ,118.75 9,518.75 19,518.75 29,037.50 12/01 /2000 06/01/2001 10,000.00 7.000% 9 9'17733'75 •75 9,173'75 19,173.75 28, 347.50 12/01/2001 06/01/2002 15,000.00 7.100% 8'$23'75 ,823.75 8.823.75 23,823.75 32,647.50 12/01/2002 06/01/2003 1500000 , . 7.150% 8l291.25 8,291.25 8,291.25 23 291.25 31,582.50 12/01 /2003 06/01/2004 15,000.00 7,200% 7,755.00 7,755.00 7,75 22 755.00 30,510.00 12/01/2004 06/01/2005 20 7.250% 7,215.00 7,215.00 7,215.00 27v215.00 34,430.00 12/01/2005 06/01/2006 20 7.300% 6,490.00 6,490.00 6,490.00 26,490.00 32,980.00 12/01/2006 06/01/2007 2500000 , . 7.300% 5.760.00 ,760.00 5,760.00 30,760.00 36,520.00 12/01/2007 06/01/2008 25 7.400% 4 , 8 7'50 7 .50 4.847.50 29,847.50 341695.00 12/01/2008 06/01/2009 30 7.400% 3j922.50 ,922.50 3,922.50 33,922.50 37,845.00 12/01/2009 06/01/2010 35 7.500% 2'812.50 2.812.50 2 37,812.50 40,625.00 12/01/2010 40 7.500% •500.00 1j500.00 1,500.00 41,500.00 43,000.00 ------ ------ 2901000.00 - - - - -- - - - - -- -- 317 190.00 - - - - -- 607,190.00 -----------_ 6 07,190.00 Sources & Uses of Funds Sources: Bond Proceeds (less) Discount a 1.50% 290,000.00 (4,350.00) 285,650.00 Uses: Deposit to Construction Fund Costs of Issuance 283,568.00 Balance 1, 740.00 342.00 285,650.00 ___--- - - - - -- Prepared by Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. : 28-Sep-90 EXTRACT OF MINUTES OF A MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL THE OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA HELD: October 8, 1990 Pursuant to due call and notice. thereof, hereof, a regular meeting Y 1 of the City of Maplewood Ramsey of the City was duly called an • msey County,. d held at the City Hall in said ' y, the 8th.day of October, 1990 a , City On Monday,. O'clock •M. The following members were present: and the following were absent: Member resolution and moved introduced the following its adoption: g RESOLUTION PROVIDING.FOR PUBLIC SALE OF $ GENERAL OBLIGATION IMPROVEMENT BONDS, SERIES 1990 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council • Minnesota, as follows: i of the City of Maplewood, , 1 • Findin • . Amount and Pur ose . ' It is hereby found, aced that this City should issue G determined and declared Obligation Improvement $5,000,.000 to provide p ment Bonds, Series 1990 (the "Bon " P de money to finance t "Bonds") he construction of various improvements in the City, Meetin .Bid Ooenin This ' .time and place specified Council shall meet at the p fled in the form of notice hereinafter contained for the purpose of o en' inafter P ing and considering sealed bids for, and awarding the sale of, the Bonds. The C' designee, shall open bids at t City Clerk, or N he time and place specified in Bond Sale, su Notice of ch 3. Notice of Bond Sale. T • The City Clerk is hereby and directed to cause notice authorized purpose of said meeting f the time, place and ng to be published in the Officia 1 newspaper 7720 of the City and in Northwestern Financial Review not ten . s in advance less than (101 days ce of date of sale, as provided by law, which notice shall be in substantially he. form ' Exhibit A attached Y set forth in hereto. 4o Official Terms of Bond Sale. The terms and of said Bonds and the sale thereof are full set ' ,� Y forth the "Official Terms of Bond Sale attached hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein by reference. 5. Official The City • Y lerk and Finance Director and other officers or employees of the City authorized to participate in the preparation. Y rued : the .Bonds. p p n . of an of statement for The motion for the adoption of the ft • regoing resolution was duly seconded by member and aft discussion thereof after full an d upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: and the following voted against the same: Whereupon said resolution was declared duly Y p ass ed and 7720 2 STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF MAPLEWOOD I, the Undersigned, being the dui qualified and ' y acting Clerk of the City of Ma lewood p , DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I have carefully compared the attached • p ached and foregoing extract of minutes with the original. minutes of a meeting of the City Council held on the date therein in • dicated, which are on file and of record in my office and the ' same is a full, true and complete transcript therefrom insofar as the same relates to the proposed sale of $5, General Obligation igation Improvement Bonds, Series 1990 of said City. WITNESS my hand as such Clerk and the official seal of the City this day of . , 1990. City Clerk (SEAL) 7720 3 EXHIBIT A NOTICE OF BOND SALE $5,000 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD RAMSEY COUNTY MINNESOTA GENERAL OBLIGATION IMPROVEMENT BONDS, SERIES 1990 Sealed bids on these bonds will be opened by the City Clerk, or. designee,, on Thursday, November 15, 1990, at 11:00 A. , Central Time, at the offices of Miller &.Schroeder Financial, Inc. 7900 Xerxes Avenue South, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Consideration of the bids and the award of sale will be by the City Council at the City Hall in Maplewood, Minnesota at 4:30 P.M. of the same day, Y The bonds will be dated December 1, 1990 and interest will be payable June 1, .19 91 and semiannually thereafter. The 'bonds. will be general obligations of the Issuer for which its unlimited taxing powers will be pledged. The Issuer will designate the bonds as qualified tax - exempt obligations. The bonds will mature on December.1 in the years and amounts as follows: Year Amount Year Amount 1991 $ 10,000 2001 $240,000 1992 135,000 2002 255,000 1993 140,000 2003 275,000 1994 150,000 2004 300,000 1995 160,000 2005 320,000 1996 170,000 2006 345,000 1997 180,000 2007 375,000 1998 195, 00.0 2008 405,000 1999 210,000 2009 435,000 2.000 .225,000 2010 475 All bonds maturing on or after December 1, 1999 are subject to prior payment on December 1, 1998 and on any interest a ent P Ym date thereafter. at a price of par and accrued interest. Sealed. bids for not less than $4,925,000 and accrued interest on the principal sum of $5,,000,,000 will be accepted. An approving legal PP g g opinion will be furnished by Briggs and Morgan, Professional Association, of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota. The proceeds will be used to provide money to finance the construction of various improvements" the City. Bidders should be aware that the Official Terms of Bond Sale to be published in the-.Official Statement for.the sale. may contain additional bidding terms and information relative to the Issue. In the event of a variance between statements in this Notice of A -1 Bond Sale and said Official Terms of Bond Sale the p rovisions of the latter shall be those to be complied with. Dated: October 8, 1990 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL Zsl Lucille Aurelius City Clerk Additional information may . be obta fined from : MILLER. & SCHROEDER FINANCIAL, INC. Northwestern Financial Center 7900 Xerxes Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55440 Telephone No.: (612) 831 -1500 A -2 EXHIBIT B OFFICIAL TERMS OF BOND SALE $5,000,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION IMPROVEMENT BONDS, SERIES 1990 CITY OF MAPLEWOOD RAMSEY COUNTY MINNESOTA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that these bonds. will be offered for sale according to the following terms TIME AND PLACE: Sealed bids for these bonds TYPE OF BONDS DATE OF ORIGINAL ISSUE OF BONDS: PURPOSE: INTEREST PAYMENTS: will be.opened by the City Clerk, or designee, on Thursday, November 15, 1990, at 11 :00 A.M., Central Time, at the offices of Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc., 7900 Xerxes Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota.. Consideration of the bids and the award of sale will be by the City Council at the City Hall in Maplewood, Minnesota at . 4 : 3 0 P . M . of the same day . Fully registered general obligation bonds, $5,000 or larger denominations at the option of the bidder. December 1, 19900 To provide money to finance the construction of various improvements in the City. June 1, 1991, and semiannually ..thereafter on June 1 and December 1. B -1 MATURITIES: December 1 in each of the years and amounts as follows: Year Amount 1991 $ 10,000 1992 135,000 199 140,000 1994 150,000 1995 160,000 1996 170,000 1997 .180,000 1998 195,000 1999 210, 000 2000 225,000 2001 .240,000 2002 255,000 2003 275,000 2004 300, 000 2005 320,000 2006 345,000 2007 375,000 2008 405,000 2009 435 2010 475,000 REDEMPTION: At the option of the Issuer, bonds maturing on or after December 1, 1999 shall be subject to prior payment, on December 1, 1998 and any interest payment date there after, at a price of par and accrued interest. Redemption may be in whole or in part of the bonds subject to prepay- ment. If redemption is in part, the bonds remaining unpaid which have the latest maturity date shall be prepaid f irst and if only part of the bonds having a common maturity date are called for prepayment the specific bonds to be prepaid shall be chosen by lot by the Registrar. BOND REGISTRAR: The successful bidder will name the Registrar and paying agent which shall be subject to applicable SEC regulations and to the approval of the Issuer. Principal will be payable at the main corporate office of the Registrar and interest will be payable by check or draft of the Registrar mailed to the registered holder of the bond at his address as it appears on . the books of the Registrar. The Issuer will pay reasonable and customary charges for the services of the Registrar. CUSIP NUMBERS: If the bonds qualify for assignment of CUSIP numbers such numbers will be printed on the bonds, but neither the failure to print such numbers on any bond nor any error with respect thereto shall consti- tute cause for a failure or refusal by the Purchaser thereof to accept delivery of and pay for the bonds in accordance with terms. of the purchase contract. The CUSIP Service Bureau charge for the assignment of CUSIP identifi- cation numbers shall.be paid -by the Purchaser. DELIVERY: Forty days after award subject to approving legal opinion of Briggs and Morgan, Professional Association, of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bond printing and legal opinion will be paid by the Issuer and delivery will be anywhere in the continental United States without cost to the Purchaser. Legal opinion will be printed on the bonds at the request of the successful bidder. TYPE OF BID: Sealed bids of not less than $4,.925,000 and accrued interest on the principal sum of $5,000,000 from date of original issue of the bonds to date of delivery must be filed B -3 with the undersigned prior to the time of sale. Bids must be unconditional except as to legality. A certified or cashier's check in the amount of $100, 000, payable to the order of the Finance Director of the Issuer must accompany each bid, . to be forfeited as liquidated damages if bidder fails to comply with accepted bid. Bids for the bonds should be addressed to: Dan Faust Finance Director City Hall 1830 East County Rd. B Maplewood, MN 55109 RATES: INFORMATION FROM PURCHASER: QUALIFIED TAX EXEMPT OBLIGATIONS: All rates must be in integral multiples of 1/2 0th or 1 /8th of 1 All bonds of the same maturity must bear a single uniform rate from date of issue to maturity and no rate of any maturity may be lower than the highest rate applicable to bonds of any preceding maturities, and additional rates shall not be used. Purchase price must be paid in immediately available funds, not Clearing House Funds. The successful purchaser will be required to provide, in a timely manner, certain information relating to the. initial offering price of the bonds necessary. to compute the yield on the bonds pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. The Issuer will designate the bonds as qualified tax exempt obligations for purposes of Section 2 65 (b) (3) of the B -4 Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. AWARD: Award.will be made solely on the basis of lowest dollar interest cost, determined by addition of any discount to and deduction of any premium from the total interest on all bonds from their date to their stated maturity. The Issuer reserves the right to reject any.and all bids, to waive informalities and to adjourn the sale. Dated: October 8, 1990 BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL /s/ Lucille Aurelius City Clerk Additional information may be obtained from: MILLER & SCHROEDER FINANCIAL, INC.. Northwestern Financial Center 7900 Xerxes Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55440 Telephone.No.: (612) 831 -1500 B -5 s MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: SUBJECT: LOCATION: APPLICANT: OWNER: PROJECT TITLE: DATE: INTRODUCTION City Manager Tom Riedesel, Planning Intern Conditional Use Permit Renewal 1201 Frost Avenue Jonathon and Timothy Skon John Blake, Jr. S and S Auto August 21, 1990 Action. by Council.. Endorsed Modified,.. Re j ected, Date. The applicants are requesting renewal of their permit (cup) for used r conditional use car sales. BACKGROUND On April 13, 1987, the City Council ranted t ' g his CUP subject to five conditions. This original approval required avin of the portion of the parkin lot displaying p g g p ying used cars. On July 11, 1988, the City Council • y 1 revised and renewed this CUP, subject to the following conditions: 1. No vehicle shall be displayed for sale until ' and striping it bituminous paving Ping is provided for the vehicle sales area. After paving is provided, no more than two automobiles shall be displayed for sale at an _ y one time that would be visible from Frost Avenue. 2. No more than four vehicles shall be of feted for sale at any time. 3. The Community Design Review Board shall a • and striping lan, approve the paving p g p 4. No cars shall be within fifteen feet of the right -of -way unless the Community Design Review Board approves a parkin lot with a closer setback. g 50 Vehicle parts are not to be stored outside. The conditional use permit was reviewed again gain on June 22, 1989 subject to the condition , s of approval of July 11, 1988. DISCUSSION Mr. Skon has not been able to get the property owner to pave a display area.. The landlord and tenant have not agreed on who should pay for it. The intent of the condition was to have the parking area by Frost Avenue I paved before allowing Mr. Skon to display vehicles for sale there. Since the display p y area has not been paved, Mr. Skon advertises his vehicles to be shown by appointment. He stores the vehicles for sale in the rear area by his business. RECOMMENDATION Renewal of the conditional use permit for one year at 1201 Frost Avenue to sell used cars. Approval is subject to the original conditions. mb skoncup Attachments 10 Location Map 2, Property Line /Zoning Map 2 Co 23 ►- PAL M CR R C ON R DE— MON"I 2 D ct O +1 <<� 1 )OW PN �L Ke!/er Loge -'CT or W FE 62 " a 'Round ^ AAo %oi PAUL LOCATION MAP 3 Attachment 1 4 J O 0 COPE 2 65 Q N Park � � �4 • ELI ;:r:''...;t :y .; r of •�'' '• ... .�.. . r .,• • ,•�' 'v = ti•:; �r ;::.iii •ti:•.;.:�•:.:�: � Is ' ' co O � ..... mac• r {.. . i e . , ::::. °:•. {:�: { • �! 9 e c 4 o , tom' , 3 .. 9 118 7 :;:::• :#:::::::: ` �':� • • 412 21 s . J .:. • z n in ' 10 a • 9 ■ ' d Land Undevelope e ■ r � � • 20 s ! o.�c ■ 1 ■ 4 , 9 . S d ?GO S 94. R3 %NEN.Nmmmmm Z ' 2 i r ■ . ■ i O V).. MEMO • 0 fn I�M 0 ri PROPERTY /ZONING MAP 4 Attachm G� i isr 4 N AGENDA ITEM T-- 3 AGENDA REPORT TO: Cit Mana FROM: Cit En SUBJECT: Stop Signs--Crestview Addition DATE: October 2, 1990 _V Action by Council., Endorser] Modified- Re ecterl D S Several homeowners in the Crestview ' have contacted the cit re traffic control in the neighborhood, The neighborhood is established, and individual travel Pat . terns are also established* Traffic is not heav in the area, however there does appear to be some Potential problems at intersections. Drivers are not alwa sure about • who has the right-of-way ied by at uncontrolled intersections. This situation can be rectif assignin right-of-wa with stop si It is recommended that 11 new stop si the. attached be erected as shown 0 attached map, and that $1,100 be transferred from the contin account to fund the installation, KGH jw Attachment k 4 • � •1 � «1 � 11 r • .. e • ' • a i w« . Y ♦ 1� 1 •' ' H' t M t � , ' •� . Pot ..,, •' I,s' ry +. Y � K } 1 .. • . . N y v , t I' • , 1 f a 1 a >WMID ' CIR •; ti , M �` �1 ' f � � ; Vie $;I Ile t a ,. • i It It x � 1 ' t a ' 1 ' 1 • _ ; ti t i A ction by CoUU0II �-- MEMORANDUM Mo d i f i e d,.,,,,,,,,_,,,, . ]Re j e To:: Michael A. McGuire, City Man ger From.: Robert D. Odegard, Director of P • ': Harvest arks_ & Recreation Sub j: Park (Brooks & Barclay) Date: October 1, 1990 Introduction At the September 10th meeting of the City Council during "Visitor Presentations ", Mr. Glen Bloomer of 2451 Barclay spoke to the Council about his concerns at Harvest Park. Mr. B Mayor's Fo rum loonier had appeared at the Ma Y rum on the previous Saturday. From the Saturday meeting, a number of questions we • re brought up which were responded to on the Monday, September 10th memo see attached ). As part of ,Counci memo ( see Presentations �� Harvest Park was requested to be put on the October 8 Council agenda. Background Mr. Bloomer has an irregular shaped haped lot that fronts on Barcla and has two sides of his five -sd Y ed lot adjacent. to Harvest Park. From the topographic maps, the back lot ' property has an line of Mr. . Bloomer's Y elevation of 916. There are two b to awing an elevation : his back lot line, with one h berms adjacent n of 922 and the second an elevation of 920. The low spot between the two berms has an elevation of 916. These berms and low area between them have been .part of the original • . property when it was pur- chased from the Minnesota Department of Transportation of the 92 P by the . City. The top 2 berm is approximately 3 5 feet fro back lot line , and the to of the the .p 920 berm is approximately 5 0 feet from the back lot line. At the to of both th berms, trees have not been disturbed, although they are much thinner in sit due to construction of the t den - rail and a future playscape area further to the west from the back lot • Ynatel 75 feet line • The trail is approxi- Y from the back lot line and the la sc f rom the back lot line. The el p Y ape 10.0 feet elevation of the future, playscape is 91 and, therefore, very close • and o � Y e to the same elevation as the backyard f Mr. Bloomer's home. With a six foot and a of high berm between the backyard and the playscape area, I do not feel there will be a great deal of list that racoon to the Bloomer's back- yard. At the September 17 199 in � 0, Park and Recreation Commission meet- g, the Bloomers were not available to meet with the Commission, but requested that their concerns • grading be as to the playground equipment and g g hind their home be discussed. The Park and Rec. reation Commission discussed their requests and recommended that we not move the play equipment or trail " but f in the saddle" ar ea between the two berms behind the Bloomer home an suitable trees, d plant The "saddle" between. the two berms has been filled and. graded to blend.in with.the other two berms The City �.s examining some of the pines at Hillside Park for movement to the berm area. Mr. Wehrman of Wehrm..an Bergly Associates who has been our con- sultant and Park Planner, will be present to answer any questions that the City Council may have regarding the park planning process. V '/ c: City Clerk wr ; , . , - ., "' ! - .. - -' r 61 r 'S: .r :ti. ..Ii, , . i•. .. v xstp '�"!slp;! sem!'"? ` ; �G • J 'r..n..: .y. A �Z� r :i irt�� . i . ♦ x .r ( i�'" t A f 1' .I i ri:•' U: i i'� `` , `. ,i ?f I ! - -• �Rnif : „ '.!' +.�.� y iWr.w!Iril�iY! i aisil. �:` .. , _. __x _.,�TENNlS/B�ASKETB t- j 4 o� LL tl J:.: k 8t ALTERNATE NO. CAt% ► �' / , o �....--- •-�-- I 1 i ! 1 d I aq r ^� /, r r . r Q t ..�,.i j \ ` �♦ : j y : / / ` I•...•.1�+� =�-�� o ' ' 1 4 ` : .: ~1f4*' :i r,� a -t ' ��� / . =a / �. 1 �`:D , r ♦ / i ie, 1 4 \.. r '. �r..+•� "� t % ' `� / ` ,• I I �' . - `, t� \I'} {1 •t • rlJ ,y:l ��. I \ ` -(.� 1 '.`. .. .�• .i'F.ri `. er' +-� I r ; ' �.. ♦ y �y��A. i ,t �. r • \ � �. � - 3 Y ltit� /r-•:�g �•s¢iri•!! /1 - , / / 1 , . i { ,, _ 1' �< ; �-! ; , „� �� s ,W- ao v. or E P!-AYSCAPE N�. i ' + ► t i �. .'., tti°r tl P• � , - '� �- -'' •-14:. v►' �"� - / % 1 I t / < i I I % i 1 I i > `� �► t. + t1 Jt • *. i• 1 `•slia.- t. » i' .,... /, v s ..„ _ _ / / ' •• / / ' ! .."'i;r •'� 1.1'y rT �r •c 4• t .. -. y.i ',;'• . . • .' ♦ .R a. i .ryas- ' _ _ - - - ,•r. - - � / / i 4 I ' i ' , I e t � ._. ,. i /,i d , •h:,. _ �� \:a <'I' i.. /- --. • * �, r rw► •r yr 'll♦'.• � 4 ♦.% ` \ ` �. ,_'. •C4�+� .7 \ _ ! I I ' P /)+) r ,. I I I ii ti' , �: �� .�1./! •�I •. tif.1 - �`_ � \ _ �r.ri ♦ , ■ , t. �!L Sy .11 ` R.I. r•_/ . / - .. •�: 1!, yAt ' !'�� � `� ``1 1`"---.�__--•-.r-•r '� p•V.&. a / ' ! i ` `� - _ i� , t /'; • I.i rt' ��! > a .P 1• y� I, R '�TIrC�.�,•x7"� �r� �� �� ` i - i ' l �� jII�.{!. T.r- ': / - its; .....r• llSq'f/"' 4 `.i. ����r if. s-� I ` \ ` / ` _ tf ,' � �.. : �.: + :� • I' `. 1 -4i _ ' �.r . 1 1 � 13k do ii IL K. / .• / i •�.� -,• - 44~if 1 .yr } .♦ `4 .''•� t.••.a _*r�r �!��`�+', ...' r'f _ , •�t�A4'�n / j •r ,' •l�. n •���'- •.y�t�� �` �� - __ _ _ - + I ` / jrl \ 1 �� y , . ' - / 4! • t .. ` ` �,� .- r_ / �'tilrrQ ~� \ ♦ ` le ., 01 I l I �� - 1 'w ! a ..,•.-r �� i „ .. ( �� - �" �- -- �f / %4 1;-1�R.: I� % r• /.. P" a i / I I / ��` 4.4 � 7 r4 ` :',h ST 1r► - - - - _ A {{. . PLEASURE SK { ti,1i•f�fil GOTL.fr.a •. - �17.It N�itO1L.V.a _ f . , ���` 9�'-_r �,._---__--__----__ ---- �$ : %6 I X1,15 T ,lr:: I r s. �. 16.29 . 't A - _ -�,is ME &I GSA D.�/C 0 tXIh?• _ . _ r % 1 - . (>� �-' -• �1 �'�;•- i-ON�r�v� 1 t •r...�J w•. ,.J ' J• I _ �7!(/�/ ,. i� 't' .' y1/ -.4 t!•► a V S, •,� r r G .,t fr ! , s • 1 / ! I ! z� ��� I��`�" '. •f_q ai �Z. 'a w K. : �4.. r't t'.. I / x 1 1- `\. I� ; •- L, tik I • , • ti 1 t 6 ,, , /gyp e I� a, - '�,;I , t., � s : � ,. I , . . . - FUTURE STORM h ( 151!'�I`� a. I` ( i t , rte_ t 4�` •tai. ♦ , % 1 ,, , / �; tr�:.,.e 't�lf 'r SSx`'I •�' r k: .,t.' +e •'•h r - ... - ') f:,G "� . A -+- .I, _ ".�y •) f rt r`•e, �• _ - ' ! s .t - •I t. ti - pi{tr ., _ -.... -� ` ` i.::` .�r 4Y 1 tit.• r' t .t' ' � ) .+r1// � Vt ,,. - / 1 i .I.i!•i'• �. •.l- _ !'• t - `4' .. . S .. ,•• q" 'Ir s.. tlt r��.r #.!.is+1u~ rf �', tr. ,I. r •w y ," y r ... i .- 'T<i� >' •G . , l •i 'ro i,✓ S� ' 4 • if ro'} ��; ,e ) �r 3 �1r • -.. ��.. `��..., C ...- ..... w....��.�. . L _- ..� S .� -rte / z• A ` A •' "{ ` - i •t L .. ♦ .. ` •• , r. . ' I R it .{" l'' A 4 1 ' , •t , . . ' �.A , ` , . - . ' r ] 1 ' . . ' tjZ� _ ).e ♦ r. rLd' . y 'i r ,r • - .. ',E : Fwr ` /, - , ( j' 'f'? .?. rt�',f,1t(�" •BAE3CIIIt.AY STRE8 ` . .. I . � ; tls.il:.i�,, .rJ.f s• 'f } .`t. .. , rf• .t .4 - - . I. A; 1 a. h u' -. r ti' + ♦,. } '! 1'r . 1 :r - 4 '.4 r 1. �.t ' _ I J �`:.-, f i �. .r, .. ., F ..., +. ,. . .. .. ,). Y f =•, .A 13• f tM' Y . 1 i I' / s 1 f' rr I •�, f' y R Y t`: K J i • �w � r. ` f • - Y 1 4- i-r - l -E J ', . t i' 4 t. ♦: A' - •1 .f f , w. ;:.Y �: J L -R f .i f t •i ry R' 1, �i !r� •1 t' ? L t R. �: 1 r .. `( ♦I ,f. 5. 1. s. S• r f re• 'C 4'. ! d• If �' ! t !• -1-' a. l :�.' Y'. y. {+ 't :.F� 1 �f •. f y� t r .6- 7 j' 4 r a. 1. 'r �' r 1 1 _I � f. • . t i lr ti' •i• 1 r.,' i. _ r ; p:.. t } t• t .. �t w�. _1:�. k- , . , {( r I- Y. ,I t Y' i' 7. 4 t' l J f `a M - i r :♦ ( :, F a!, •J>' i. 4' r , A a.. r ti b "Ctf , X '� t i' J• i' ar ti 1� ' '. t fr . :1 a r i a p P^i" ..: -s I V 1 . r k• J1' Y rr. g y Rf' .a r, G "i!. �. t S 1 ♦ •:�. �'. fi t' r :r b'. .I , , S a, y'y i... . i _ t 5 t. r q, r 1 1 �.. •R r , ! W • '..t. .d y,r: •iy F•� t • i'.~ y�r` f ' 4 r . �if"- S >H 0 1 t .� `j. - .t J e� R i ti "3> A - k,- �. t• V1 • � 'r•% Vii.' t' :r ir. .r- ''r ''t i=' i J ' i z , , !r ,: r tY . .-_ a t.... t .. r. r-:: (. .:. n. -,. a f., e. �:. -t !�' .r 1 '•.;' ..1. a.,, r. .se .1 .1•t >a r- ,.i •7- 1. -. _ -ye . 1' [,Y 'ib .rr. . ! •.4' 1 V' L 't' .I 1` n' 1., r d_ 'V i_'. v, .1 � L� .. r .., .,.. i :. � [•._-�. .1i ... �~' ��� � ,'c k - � rte'' • ,t1 tll! '•I x L r' s �; rP 1 r -: X S r. it r.4. •.�. S •e r' f �1 t' 4 �'A t _ � ` 11 i ! f:' V { Y i! `L J �. 4 I s. S, . ! J t t i t � • f 4- x '� 4 'tN.., r % r 14 ' 1 i ' :t !i r •i .pr's: a w : .!� r N'r •f • e• ;� ft d ) _w .i c. C r .' t •t C� L , r y > h • r • r y y: r � !�. i r 1. . i i . _ a } 1, t �' , 4 f J S. �,x o i%r'�' T ..a 'k 1.r tb e> .r •At .i .. ,. ia. t, r a 4. y L r i A c a• t. t �' r 4. :i i. 1 S .i .. i _ :b I� l _; ut: �/j� ,:• a,. ,' x ,:r' �: '� 4 �` t tt r •' 'I 9� , a .t• i v , 1 ♦ 1 - _.tr a Y' • I...r�r .r. ,.r ! -7 r� w r r i%• '�• P 1 •1' . ir•, i {{ {1 1■ I '..► I ; c L ,. - !. . I�Y '.♦ rC r1' A fr r t : I _ • 1 f 1 '3 ♦ is •r .l. I ' .t' y $ �� t t, ', , .. a a r ' •1 r' '1f' rro a ts'v t 'F,' ' N •A'- a < (j. ♦"• . ft f :Gl.. •k .i f: ,S �. t' (C C 4 �... 1.• i' L y7. 4' r' ` i;'' 't.1.• .r -r 'A: • i . •. v L �• i• , mow,. s . 4r'^. 4 . ••IC 1 �4. r •� r .1: M.11• r• ---< _. :f- _ ss - F- 1 t1 - s :J 1 'h^ / - ... I ., _ ,. t "� - -. _.r...... ,,,,." 5;�--CS".. r .-i � '--Ir,rl... r: , � '�8"r . ; . ,, iit11%V � '�f. �ls--- - == $- _ . ,ti� ;= :.. t. A-••!r•� k J•! l a , .. t t ,•' a'' a r. �,/ f :'t ' i 4rj. �M t " k• Ib :t ��t A, ,.'. L - \••, � ,fi KIP 1 Y .I •.T. , � Y (w� r ', "1• is ' � .. cam.' r int -7�a, . •. r � . ♦: 1- •L' -/m' A 4 s �,- A { ti T � 1 r '�a / r l 4 ♦ S• rat d, , i! 1 'J �s I u , • Y r ti+i t r { a S � • �'�-.�.,' -arm k.. J , •Ir ' , • ! - rte ,{ • • VS , - K � �� f.. . *. 'T C r t I r t ., 1 \w i � 2 a } C' 1 t .: . ! .r.. .. "• . r« . .. °r,. t i .. t '1: f f a1' ;- - .. . 'f. ` ;. , 1,a ) . ' Y i ..rv..•. , J , . , ..K.. ,,..•_ ... .- . A A� r.,, .. n.+ 3•t .. . .. i.L•.- w..rAIR'ta...;,..:ai •a..Y:.•` f`.-1!]!,�• .�_ ..-_1__'..- .- ,a. - MEMORANDUM To: Michael A McGuire., City Manager From: Robert D. Odegard, Director of Parks & Recreatio Subj: Harvest Park Date: September 10, 1990 In response to the questions that are in your memorandum dated September 10, 1990, regarding Harvest Park, I would respond as follows: 1_) When does "future playscape" get installed? The park will be under construction until at least next June of 1991. At that time, the park.should be returned to the city for any improvements we wish to make. TheYg la round P equipment is not in the present construction document. The Park and.Recreation Commission has a special sub-committee -which.works on selection of playground equipment and the. Y will be working through the winter on selection of equipment. ui sent. 2) Will there be other access points, other than Brooks? Is there a parking lotplanned by MN/DOT's area? The main access to the park at this time for the softball diamonds will be via Brooks. At some future time when the area.on County Road C north of the present softball diamonds is developed, it is anticipated that there will be some type of'access to the park, although it may be a walking trail. There is access from the south end of theark all along g Gervais.Avenue. If the exchange of properties happens with Sam Cave and a cul-de-sac is -installed at the end of the present Sextant, there will be an opening at the end of the cul-de-sac to permit people to have access b bicycle to the park. Y Y The parking lot at the south end of the property Y b MNDOT was refected by the community during their hearings, and the Park Commission decided that there was sufficientarkin on the p g bulb of the cul-de-sac and on Gervais Avenue, plus in the evening we have permission from MNDOT to use their visitor parking facilities. 3) Will more trees be cut? Why did they have to cut the trees? Moving the playscape west by 30' would seem to'have elimina the need to cut. ted When I was on the site this morning at 8:00 a.m., the em- ployees indicated that they had completed the cutting of trees. In any type of excavation, the trees, shrubs, etc, must be removed in order to permit excavation. In the case of trails, softball fields, play areas, tennis courts, the trees must be moved from the area. Moving the playscape west by 30' may have saved some of the trees, however, it would have created a great deal more excavation and, therefore, removal of more soils. The playscape appears to be on a knoll that is approximately 00' from the back lot lines of the residents and approximately 25' from the trail that goes between the I IF residents and the play area. Of the seven homes that back onto Harvest Park at the south end, it appears that six of the homes will still have heavy timber behind their homes. 4). when will replacement trees, as per City p olicY, be planted? Due to available funds, the city has done a limited amount of tree replacements in parks over the years. In the case of a large area such as Harvest Park, I would recommend that the city work with a landscape architect to develop planting p a p g plan. and fund this plan. The Environmental Protection Ordinance No. 653, Section 2 (5) Trees, indicates: "a. Development shall be designed to preserve large trees and woodlots, where such preservation would not effect the public health, safety or welfare. The City may prohibit removal of all or a part of a woodlot or large tree, subject to the limitations in section 9-189. In addition, nothing in this article shall prevent building -on . p g an existing lot of record, etc." In.paragraph b. "If large trees are cut, the density of trees shall be restored to that which existed before development, but in no case shall the applicant be required to raise q the density above ten (la) trees per acre, unless part of a re- qui.red planting screen." "Large tree: Any healthy tree that, has a trunk diameter, four feet above the ground of at least 8 inches, other than a box elder,cottonwood, poplar, or any other undesirable tree as determined by the Director of Community Development." In the case of Harvest Park, I have not seen any trees that could be considered "Large Trees" as defined by City Ordiew nance. It should also be noted that by definition, we are only required to have ten trees per acre, which would be 50 trees in the five acre area that was acquired from MNDOT be- hind these homes. When stand-in on the property and loo g p p Y king east toward the homes on Sextant, it is obvious that there are still.many trees and the homes are not visible, per indicat- ing that we are far above the number of trees er acre as indicated by the Ordinance. 5) Will.the border areas be cleaned up and brushed out? If so, when? The present contract does not include the brushing out of dead trees or cleaning up ofany area adjacent to the homes. We anticipate that when we again have the park under our direc- tion that we will be able to go in and clean out any garbage .that has been put into the park. I have.also noticed that some of the residents along Barclay are presently using our park property for storage of wood piles, and have been throw- ing their grass clippings bask into the park area..We will have to notify them to.remove their property from our park, and also stop dumping in the park. -/,-s Action by CounclIv Endorsed. MEMORANDUM Modifi eco,. Rejected Date T0; City Manager FROM: City Clerk RE: Ordinance Prohibiting Picketing in Residential Neighborhoods DATE: October 2, 1990 The City Council had requested an ordinance be proposed regarding prohibiting targeted picketing in residential neighborhoods. The attached ordinance is submitted for your review and if satisfactory, be- approved for first reading, ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING TARGETED PICKETING IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS The City Council of the City of Maplewood does hereby ordain: Section 1. The City Code of Maplewood is hereby amended by adding rill to read as follows D! finition. For the purpose of this chapter "targeted residential picketing" means standing,marching, patrolling, or picketing b one or more persons focused in front of ,gp g p ,g Y , or about a particular residential dwelling or dwellings without the consent of the dwellings' occupants. Purpose. The City P of Maplewood has an interest in safeguarding the right of Maplewood's residents to enjoy, in their hone and dwelling, a feeling of well- being, tranquility and privacy. The City of Maplewood City Council finds that targeted residential picketing in front of or about a residential dwelling causes emotional distress to the dwelling occupant(s); obstructs and interferes with the free use ofublic rights of way; and has as its object, the harassment of the P g Y J dwelling occupant(s). The City of Maplewood City Council further finds that, without resorting to targeted residential picketing, ample opportunities exist for those otherwise engaged in targeted residential picketing to exercise constitutionallyprotected freedom of speech and expression. p p .Prohibit i. No person shall engage in targeted residential picketing within the City of Maplewood. Section 2. Violation. Any person who shall engage in targeted residential picketing . within the City of Maplewood is guilty of ' petty misdemeanor. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from the date of its passage and publication as provided by law. Passed by the Maplewood; City Council this _day of , 1990. Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Ayes Nayes - T- G Action by Council10 i MEMORANDUM Endorsed Modified. Re j eetec T0, City Manager Date ----- FROM: City Clerk RE: Recycling Charge DATE: October 2, 1990 The City Council requested that research be done for the purpose of adding a recycling charge for each resident to the utility billing system. It is found that the utility billing system can be expanded to charge the fee. It is suggested that each residential unit be charged $1.00 a quarter and that large accounts and non-residential be charged $1.00 per month. The purpose of the fee is for educating the residents regarding recycling and to furnish containers. Attached is a proposed ordinance for first reading. MEMORANDUM TO: City manager FROM: Environmental Health Official RE.:. Recycling Service charge DATE: October 3 1990 With the one dollar per quarter •recycling service charge due to be added to our utility bills, I would like to make a recommendation on how we might best use the revenue that will be collected. The 1,000 recycling bins that we previously purchased increased the participation rate in the area south of Frost Avenue by 2 1/2 times. This has been the only mechanism that has had any appreciable effect upon our recycling program since it was started. Providing recycling bins to the rest of the single- family homes should be our first priority, It should take about ayea sur to collect the,amount needed to pply the remainder of the single-family homes.with containers. If we can obtain a 50% matching funds grant from the Metro Council, the time could be cut in half. I will be applying for this grant in January. jl THE, PARTNERSHIP Working together for a better community P. 0. Box 9880, Maplewood, MN 85109 Chief of Police September 25, 1990 Board of Directors under the sponsorship of The Partnership. Norm Anderson Mayor As has been our, custom in the past, we are once again asking that Maplewood the City Councils of Maplewood, North St. Paul and Oakdale and the Elva Christiansen, Chair District 622 School Board pass a resolution in support of the 3M Community Affairs campaign and urging the involvement of their citizens. Jack Hillstrom Michael McGuire, City Manager Leo Hudalla, Vice -Chair City of Maplewood Mayor City of Oakdale 1830 E. County Road B William Knutson Maplewood, MN 5109 Marilyn Vars, Secretary use of alcohol and Cather drugs. Each year we hope we are closer to School Board Member our goal of communities free of chemical abuse., District 622 Schools Dear Mr. McGuire, Kenneth Collins Enclosed are two copies of the suggested resolution. Please retain Chief of Police The Third Annual Red Ribbon Campaign will be held October 21-27 Maplewood under the sponsorship of The Partnership. Dr. William L. Gaslin Superintendent As has been our, custom in the past, we are once again asking that District 622 Schools the City Councils of Maplewood, North St. Paul and Oakdale and the Gene Haugen District 622 School Board pass a resolution in support of the North Maplewood Lions campaign and urging the involvement of their citizens. Jack Hillstrom Red Ribbon Campaign President We appreciate the support you have already given to the planning for Maplewood State Bank this year's event and are hopeful of exceeding past efforts to bring William Knutson a heightened awareness to the problems associated with the abusive St. John's Northeast use of alcohol and Cather drugs. Each year we hope we are closer to - Alice Ludley, Coordinator our goal of communities free of chemical abuse., North Suburban Chamber of Commerce Enclosed are two copies of the suggested resolution. Please retain Bruce Peterson one copy and forward the other to The Partnership, P.O. Box 9880, Peterson Chiropractic Clinic Maplewood , MN 55109. Karen Sandberg-Drogt city Council If you wish me to appear at the Council meeting when this will be North St. Paul considered, I would be pleased to explain the Red Ribbon Campaign, Roger Schwartz our purpose and plans,. and respond to questions. Pastor House of Prayer Lutheran Church Thank you for your anticipated support. Pat Svendsen, Coordinator Deistrict 622 S i n c e t e l y, Youth Development Carol TschidaAr Id Human Services, Inc. , �/ Ted Zarembrski Marilyn Va r s , Chairman Principal Red Ribbon Campaign Transfiguration School George VonDrashek Partnership Coordinator 777-4800 MV:tr Encs. WHEREAS, Alcohol and other drug abuse has reached epidemic proportions in our nation, inflicting its pain, destruction, and death on all ages and economic groups; and WHEREAS, Abusive use of chemicals is often the underlying cause of crime and violence, endangering citizens and .diminishing the quality of community life;. and WHEREAS, Visible uni f ied preventative efforts are, needed to reduce the demand for drugs and to educate our young people f or a drug-free future; and WHEREAS, THE PARTNERSHIP is sponsoring' the THIRD ANNUAL RED RIBBON. .CAMPAIGN October 21-27, 1.990 as part of a nationwide of f ort to show citizen commitment to drug-free communities; and WHEREAS, Governor Rudy Perpich and Senator Rudy Boschwitz are State Honorary Chairmen for this focus on community action to address the drug g problem; and WHEREAS, Business, government, law enforcement, schools, religious institutions, service organizations, youth, senior citizens, and other individuals will demonstrate ,their commitment to drug-free, healthy life-styles by displaying red ribbons during -.. the week-long campaign; and WHEREAS, The community of Maplewood commits its resources to ensure the ..success of the Red Ribbon Campaign; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of Maplewood does hereby proclaim October 21-27 to be RED RIBBON WEEK and encourages its citizens to participate in drug awareness and prevention activities, making a visible statement that we are strongly committed to a drug-freecommunity. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City of Maplewood encourages all its citizens to pledge: "MY CHOICE 0 DRUG FREE." AYES: Mayor NOES: ABSENT: Date ATTEST: City Clerk PROCLAMATION City Of Maplewood, Minnesota WHEREAS, Alcohol nation; inflicting its and other drug abuse has reached •epidemic proportions in our groups; and pain, destruction,. and death on all ages and economic WHEREAS, Abusive use of chemicals.. is often the . ."Violence) endangering citizens and diminishing .the underlying cause of crime and e quality of and WHEREAS, Visible unified preventative community life' for drugs tive efforts and to educate our yo are needed to reduce the demand ung people for a drug-fre,, future; and WHEREASY THE PARTNERSHIP is sponsoring the THIRD CAMPAIGN October 21-27, D ANNUAL RED RIBBON -free communities nationwide effort to show citizen commitment t 0 drug 1990 as Part of a and WHER itz are State EASs Governor Rudy Perpich and Sen aatom Rudy " Bos Honorary Chirmen for this f Problem; . and OcUs on community action to address the drug WHEREAS, Businessp government, law enforcement, schools, r service Organizations, Youth religious institutions, the" . senior citizens and other individuals will demonstrate their commitment to drug-free, healthy uf f the -week e -styles by displaying red ribbons -long campaign; and during WHEREAS) The community of Maplewood aPlewood commits I ss Of the Red Ribbon Campaign. its resources to ensure the NOW, hereby THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Counc- "tizens to partici I Of Maplewood aloes Proclaim October 21-27 to be RED RIBB ON WEEK and encourages its visible statement ipate in drug awareness preventi that. we are strongly on activities m aking a Committed to a drug-free COMmunity BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED., that the city Of citizens. to pledge: "My CHOICE . � Maplewood encourages all its DR U G FREE. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ATTEST: City Clerk��� Date