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AGENDA
Maplewood Village Council
7:30 P.M., Thursday, November 5, 1970
Municipal Administration Building
Meeting No. 70 -34
TO ORDER
CALL
)VAL OF MI
Minutes
Minutes
Minutes
Minutes
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No.
No.
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30 (October 8 )
31 (October 15)
32 (October 20)
33 (October 27)
(D) PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Zoning BorSon Site) - L.B.C. to R -1 (Continuation)
2. Special Use Permit (Lower Afton & McKnight) - Excavation
3. Street and Alley Vacation (Duluth Street)
4. Assessment Correction
(E) AWARDING O" BIDS
1. Improvements:
a. Sewer & Water (Upper Afton recreation area)
b. Street & Water (Clarence Street)
2. Police Cars
(F) APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS
(G) VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
(H) UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Traffic Circulation Review - Forest Green (Moore) apartment
project
2. Building Plan Review - Apartment project (Holloway &
Furness)
3. Final Estimate - Construction projects (Lametti & Sons)
4. 1970 Wage Settlement
5. McKnight Road Improvement
6. Ordinances:
a. Snowmobile
b. Explosives
C. Vehicle rental license
(I) NEW BUSINESS
1. Building Plan Reva..ew:
a. Drive -in restaurant (White Bear Avenue)
b. Boat sales and service (White Bear - Highway 36)
C. Union Hall (Cope Avenue)
2. Requests:
a. Rebate of Sewer Connection charge
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b. Zone change fee waiver
C. Variance from garbage regulations
3. Preliminary Plat
4. Zone Change (Cope & White Bear)
5. 1970 Bond Issue
6. Submission of Plats and Building Plans - Time require-
ment
7. Property Divisions
J) COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS
1. Mayor
2. Council
(K) ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
(L) ADJOURNMENT
ADDENDUM TO THE AGENDA
Meeting No. 70 -34
I T E M
D -1 Don Lais has informed me that the two - thirds rule does not
apply in the case of the first reading of an amendment to
the zoning regulations. Therefore, Ordinance No. 275 may
be placed on second reading and adopted. Both the staff
and the Planning Commission recommend approval.
D -2 The staff report was included in the November 2 Planning
Commission packet. Denial is recommended in that the pro-
posed excavation will have an undesirable affect upon future
development of the land. The Planning Commission recommended
denial because of insufficient information on the part of
the applicant. The Commission felt that if, in the future,
more substantial information is presented by the applicant
a positive recommendation might be given.
D -3 The staff report was included in the November 2 Planning
Commission packet. The staff recommends approval with the
condition that all assessments for the sanitary sewer be
paid and the sewer be returned to private ownership. The
µ Planning Commission concurred with the staff report.
D -4 Henry J. Kock was mistakenly assessed $241.80 for 52 feet
of paving on Gervais which was not constructed as was
originally planned. The 52 feet were dropped from the
project due to the need for removing trees if that segment
of the project was completed; however, Mr. Kock was
inadvertently assessed for 170 feet rather than 118 feet.
It is my understanding that the 52 feet is not necessary
at this time, and it will be more expensive to construct
the street than to rebate the $241.80. The correction of
the assessment is recommended.
E -1 The Clarence Street project was heard on December 19, 1968,
with a construction cost estimate of $22,520. (does not
include contingencies). The low bid for the project was
$35,212.40, which includes $6,202. for topsoil. and sodding
which we feel can be done much cheaper. The engineer's
estimate of October 1, 1970 for the project $30,474.
The Upper Afton portion of the bid was estimated at $6,500.
as compared to a bid of $5,680. The awarding of the
contract to the low bidder (Beatson- Kelly) less the top
soil and sod portion is recommended. A report is enclosed.
E -2 The Council authorized the calling for bids through the
Department of Purchases of the City of St. Paul for two
sedans and four station wagons for the Police Department.
Three of the station wagons are budgeted for 1970. The
remaining cars are included in the 1971 Budget. Enclosed
is a copy of the bid form.
H -1 A number of alternate traffic patterns for the Forest Green
(Fred Moore) project (2nd phase) will be discussed (see
enclosed report). The traffic pattern will govern the
final internal plan for the project and will also affect
the apartment complex proposal to the north (see H -2).
H -2 See reports of September 29 and October 12.
H -3 Final payment of $5,487.60 for Lametti and Sons for water
projects which have been completed on Brookview Court and
Drive and Linwood is recommended.
H -4 The offer of the flat $60. raise for light equipment operators
effective July 1 has been accepted. We had set our rate at
$708. per month (a $47. increase) to bring our employees in
line with the monthly settlement. The offer was made with
the agreement that Maplewood will settle in line with the
increase over the monthly rate of $708. in 1971 to bring us
in line with other communities. The compromize was based
on the fact that there was a misunderstanding regarding the
method of increasing wages. Authorization to adjust the
wages is requested.
H -5 We have been advised that the reconstruction of McKnight
Road from County Road C to County Road D has been cancelled
this year due to lack of funds and that the project will
hopefully be rescheduled for 1972. It is recommended that
approval of the project be withdrawn at this time due to
the time lapse and the possibility of changes in the Villages'
assessing policies. The County could then resubmit the
project and the Council would rehear it with updated
estimates.
H -6a Enclosed is a report concerning the uniform snowmobile
ordinance. Basically, we do not agree with curfew and
street operation segments of the uniform ordinance. This will
be a discussion item.
H -6b A model ordinance dealing with explosives was sent with the
Council packet of September 17. The staff.'has reviewed it
and feels that, with some minor changes, it is good and
should be adopted. First reading is recommended.
H -6c We have discovered that we now require a license for trailer
rental, but not for vehicle rental. It is recommended that
section 815. of the Village Code be amended to include
vehicle rental to cover trucks, cars, snowmobiles, etc.
I -la McDonald's Hamburgers is proposing a restaurant south of
the intersection of White Bear and Prosperity. Approval
is recommended with conditions concerning access on
Prosperity and curb cuts (report enclosed).
I -lb Approval recommended with conditions (report enclosed).
I -lc Approval recommended with conditions (report enclosed).
I -2a Fred W. Werner (1520 E. Larpenteur) is a citizen of St.Paul
who connected to Maplewood's sanitary sewer in 1963.
St. Paul has now installed a sewer in his area and has
assessed him $411. He feels this is double taxation and
requests that Maplewood refund $411. of our connection
charge of $595. which he says he paid in 1963. Denial
of the request is recommended. Mr. Werner's recource should
be with the City of St. Paul if with anyone. A copy of his
request is enclosed.
I -2b Ray Colossimo feels that the zone change filing fee ($100.)
is excessive and requests a waiver. The fee is set by
ordinance; therefore, it would require an ordinance
change if he initiates the zone change. Such a change is
not recommended. Two other alternates are available. The
Council may initiate the zone change (R -1 to R -3 South of
the Maryland, North of Beaver Lake and West of McKnight)
or the request can be denied. We cannot, at this time,
see any need for a Council - initiated zone change and
recommend denial of the request.
I -2c Ordinance 269 requires the disposal of garbage at least
once a week. Kenneth Ellis, advisor for the Environmental
Action Activity at John Glenn Jr. High School has been
conducting a composting project at the school which includes
composting of garbage. The Deputy Health Officer has
recommended that the project be allowed by special permit
(not provided by the ordinance) with regular inspections.
Composting of garbage, unless done properly, could easily
prove to be a health and nuisance problem. I can see no
reason for a variance from the ordinance, because it could
encourage other residents to try it.
I -3 The plat is for the area south of Cope, between White Bear
extended and Flandrau. Approval is recommended by the
Planning Commission and staff with the condition that a
deposit be provided for the purchase of recreation land.
A deposit of 5% of the value of the land platted was
required in the last Tilsen plat.
I -4 Enclosed is a letter from Martin F. Colon expressing a
continued interest in the rezoning of the Bradac property.
As has been pointed out at previous meetings, such a
rezoning would be proper and would also lessen the cost
of the Cope Street project.
"[ -5 A 1970 bond issue of $605,000. will be required for
projects which have been completed or are now under
contract. The bonds are retired with special assessments
and a property tax levy. Authorization to call for bids
is requested. A report from our fiscal agent is enclosed.
I -6 Your staff believes that in
building plans, they should
prior to the meeting of the
considered. The passage of
would be helpful.
order to properly evaluate
be submitted at least 10 days
Council at which it is to be
a resolution to this affect
Minutes of Maplewood Village Council
7:30 P.M., Thursday, November 5, 1970
Council Chambers, Municipal Building
Meeting No. 70 - 34
A. CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Village Council of Maplewood, Minnesota was held
in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building and was called to order at
7:35 P.M. by Mayor Axdahl.
B. ROLL CALL
Lester G.Axdahl, Mayor
John C. Greavu, Councilman
Harald L. Haugan, Councilman
Patricia L. Olson, Councilwoman
Donald J. Wiegert, Councilman
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Minutes No. 30 (October 8, 1970)
Councilman Haugan moved to a
((October 8, 1970) as correc
Present
Present
Present
Present
Present
ove the Minutes of Meetinc
No. 30
Page 1 Item C -1 -b "Laison"
Page 1,Item C -1 -b Mayor Axdahl asked the Council if they wished
to review the budget section by section or review
only those items that had not been previously
discussed in detail. Concensus of the Council that
discussion should be limited to the items not
previously resolved.
Councilman Wiegert commented that he knew it was allowed in the rules to
insert a statement regarding their vote, but he felt the statement
regarding the budget was quite lengthy. He wondered what value it had in
the minutes.
Councilwoman Olson moved that her statement regarding the budget remain
in the minutes.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan
Ayes - Mayor Axdahl, Councilwoman Olson,
Councilman Haugan.
Nays - Councilmen Greavu and Wiegert.
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Item C -1 -c Mayor Axdahl requested that his comments on the budget
be inserted in the minutes. "That for the operation of the Village
does require a budget and that he had been more critical than others
of several proposed budget items, but that the budget as resolved
appeared to him to be an operable budget.
Item D -1 -b, "mansard roof type exterior design with thick butt
rough wood shingles"
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
Ayes - all.
Councilman Wiegert stated he voted in favor of the motion because the
minutes reflect what took place at the meeting.
2. Minutes No. 31 ( October 15, 1970)
Councilman : Greavu moved to approve the minutes of meeting No. 31
October 15, 1970) as corrected:
Page 9 - Item H 7 a -3. Delete "North St. Paul has not submitted
their plans to the Village."
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
3. Minutes No. 32 (October 20, 1970)
Councilman Wiegert moved to approve the minutes of meeting No. 32
(October 20, 1970) as corrected:
Page 2: After the Eleventh Street discussion was concluded, Mayor
Axdahl asked if there were any other items to be discussed at this time.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu.
Ayes - alIi
Councilwoman Olson stated that on October 20, 1970, Council requested
that the tape of the October 15, 1970, where the Doro matter discussed,
be heard at the November 5, 1970 meeting.
Manager Miller stated Staff was prepared but had scheduled it under
Administrative Presentations.
Councilwoman Olson requested it be placed as Item No. 1 under
Unfinished Business.
Mayor Axdahl stated that if there were no objections, since the Agenda
had already been published, the Doro Item be placed as Item No. 7 under
Unfinished Business.
There were no objections.
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D
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Zoning (Bor Son Site) L.B.C. to R -1 (Continuation)
a. Mayor Axdahl convened the meeting for the continuation
of the public hearing to rezone the Bor Son Site from L.B.C.
to R -1. At the original hearing Council moved 3 to 1, with
one abstaining vote, to rezone the property. Staff was instruc-
ted to investigate the legality of a 3 to 1 vote on a first
reading of an Ordinance to rezone. Village Attorney Lais
advised the Council that the two - thirds rule does not apply in
the case of the first reading of an amendment to the zoning
regulations. Therefore, Ordinance No. 275 may be placed on
second reading.
b. Councilwoman Olson requested discussion on a statement that
was in the Staff Report dated June 10, 1970.
Statement is as follows:
"It is the professional planning opinion of this office that the
question at hand concerning the rezoning of this site is out of
order and that the site was automatically rezoned to R -1 (if it can
be said) at either the date of the letter stating intent to abandon
the approved plan or at the time the property was sold to new
owners or lastly, at the time a completely different use plan was
submitted to the Council by the Bor Son Building Corp. which
completely differed from the approved plan upon which the LBC
District approved in 1961 was based!
If this is the case, the building plan was submitted to the Council
last summer a year ago and at that time, there was no indication
that the submitting of plans was out of order.
Manager Miller stated he believed the report goes on to state
that whether or not this is so, the proper procedure at this time
is to eans :der to rezone.
c Council established a five minute time limit for the proponents
and five minutes for the opponents for discussion, after which the
public discussion will be closed.
d. Proponents
1. Barry Sherburne, 137 Crestview Drive, a member of the
Brookcrest Association, presented a review of the case
regarding the Bor Son Site beginning with the original
rezoning in 1961 to L.B.C. The residents fully expect the
property to revert to R -1 since in 9 years no development
had taken place. The residents have spent a great deal of
time and money to keep their area residential.
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e. Opponents
1. Mr. William Rosen, attorney for Bor Son stated he had
directed a letter to each member of the Council stating
their views. He further stated that if the property is
rezoned the matter will be litigated in court.
Mayor Axdahl declared the public discussion section of the
hearing is closed.
A resident in the area wished to ask several questions.
Councilwoman Olson stated that this should be a full hearing and
moved that the rules be suspended to hear additonal 10 minute
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
f. Proponents
Ayes - Councilwoman Olson,
Councilmen Greavu, Haugan and Wiegert.
Nay - Mayor Axdahl.
1. Theodore Collins - Attorney for Brookcrest Association
further discussed their position and to further answer Mr.
Rosen's statements. If Bor Son has any rights in this matter,
they will be granted their rights from the courts, if they
have no rights, the Courts will decide. Mr. Collins feels the
residents should not have to wait for a court decision but
should have a Council decision this evening.
2. Jack Nelson, 196 McClelland wishes the Council to rezone
the property to R -1 and not prolong the decision any longer.
3. Don Disselkamp, 188 Crestview Drive further stated the
proper zoning of the property is R -1 and Council should rezone
back to R -1.
4. Mr. Joe Griemann stated this matter had been before the
Courts twice and each time the opponents requests have been
denied. He stated the Judge had stated that the Village
should go ahead with the rezoning. Why can't the Council
make a decision now?
g. Opponents
The opponents did not wish to make any additional comments.
Following further discussion, Councilman Greavu introduced
the following Re Ordinance and moved its adoption:
Second ading
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ORDINANCE #275
An ordinance relating to zoning for a particular land use.
Section 1. The Council of the Village of Maplewood does hereby ordain
that the following described property in the Village of
Maplewood is changed to R -1 (Single Dwelling):
Beginning on the East Line of and 505.13 Feet South of the
NE Corner of the NW ', of the Westerly 711 feet more or less
to a point on the south easterly line of and 460.39 feet
from the NE corner of the Heckeroth Addition thence south
westerly to the SE Addition corner. Thence angle left
26 degrees 4 minutes 473 feet more or less to center of
Battle Creek; Thence easterly thereon more or less to the
East line of said 4; Thence to the point of beginning and
subject to easements. in Section 1, Township 28 N. Range 22 W.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage
and publication.
Date: November 5, 1970.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
Manager Miller read the Ordinance No. 275 before a vote of the Council was
taken.
Ayes - Councilwoman Olson
Councilmen Greavu, Haugan and
Wiegert.
Nay - Mayor Axdahl.
2. Special Use Permit - (Lower Afton Road and McKnight) Excavation
a. Mayor Axdahl convened the meeting for a public hearing for a
Special Use Permit for Commercial Excavation on the vacant tract of
land located at the S.E. corner of Lower Afton Road and McKnight Road.
The notice of hearing was read.
b. Staff recommended denial of the proposal in that a Commercial excavation
permit would have an undesirable affect upon future development of the land.
c. Roger Singer of the Planning Commission presented the Commission's
report recommending denial because of insufficient information on the
part of the applicant.
d. Mr. Arnie Johnson, 2299 Linden Lane spoke on behalf of the proposal.
e. Mayor Axdahl called for objections to the proposal. None were heard.
Mayor Axdahl declared the public hearing section closed.
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f. Following further discussion, Councilman Greavu moved to refer
the proposal back to Staff to consult with the appli cant to come
up with a better plan and to continue this nearing until December 3 19
neetinq.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
3. Street and Alley Vacation ( Duluth Street )
a. Mayor Axdahl convened the meeting for a public hearing on the
request of Mr. John Blake to vacate Duluth Street from Frost Avenue
north to the Saulte Ste. Marie Railway right -of -way and the vacation
of the north -south alley in its entirety as platted in Block 3, Lincoln
Park. The notice of hearing was read along with the publication dates.
b. Staff report was presented recommending approval with the condition
that all assessments for the sanitary sewer be paid and the sewer be
returned to private ownership.
c. Roger Singer,member of the Planning Commission stated the Commission
recommended approval of the vacating of Duluth Street and the north -south alley.
d. William Goff, 3013 E. Larpenteur, owner of the property on the west side
of Duluth wishes to have said street be vacated, but not if he were asked
to pay the assessments in entirety. Fie requested the Council to provide
other alternatives.
e. Mayor Axdahl called for objectors. None were heard.
f . Councilman Wiegert moved to approve the vacating of Duluth Street from
Frost Avenue north to the Sault% Ste. Marie Railway and the north -south
alley in Block 3, Lincoln Addition subject to payment of all outstanding
assessments.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson. Ayes - all.
g. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolutions and moved
their adoption:
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WHEREAS, the owners of more than 50% of the property abutting
on Duluth Street from Frost Avenue horth to the Saulte Ste. Marie
Railroad right -of -way have filed a petition for the vacation of the
said street, and
WHEREAS, the hearing on said petition was preceeded by two
weeks published and posted notice, and
WHEREAS, it appears for the best interest of the public that
said street be vacated,
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NOW'!:THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF
MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that Duluth Street from Frost Avenue north
to the Saulte Ste. Marie Railroad right -of -way be and the same
are hereby vacated.
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WHEREAS, the owners of more than 50% of the property
abutting on the alley in Block 3, Lincoln Park Addition (the
north -south alley), Ramsey County, Minnesota have filed a
petition for the vacation of said alley, and
WHEREAS, the hearing on said petition was proceeded by
two weeks published and posted notice, and
WHEREAS, it appears for the best interest of the public
that said alley be vacated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that the alley in Block 3, Lincoln Park
Addition (the north -south alley) Ramsey County, Minnesota be and
the same is hereby vacated.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson. Ayes - all.
4. Assessment Correction
a. Manager Miller stated that Mr. Henry J. Kock was mistakenly assessed
$241.80 for 52 feet of paving, on Gervais which was not constructed as was
originally planned. The 52 feet were dropped from the project due to the
need for removing trees if that segment of the project was completed;
however, Mr. Kock was inadvertently assessed for 170 feet rather than 118
feet. It is my understanding that the 52 feet is not necessary at this
time, and it will be more expensive to construct the street than to
rebate the $241.80. The correction of the assessment is recommended.
b. Village Attorney Lais stated he received a letter from Mr. Kock's
attorney Mr. William Dunn, which stated Mr. Kock would not accept the
assessment rebate but requested the 52 feet of street be constructed.
c. Councilman Wiegert moved to continue this matter until the November
19, 1970 meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu.
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Ayes -• all.
AWARDING OF BIDS
1. Improvements
a. Sewer and Water (Upper Afton Road Recreation Area)
b. Street and Water (Clarence Street)
1. Manager Miller stated that the Clarence Street project was heard
on December 19, 1968, with a construction cost estimate of $22,520.
(does not include contingencies). The low bid for the project was
$35,212.40, which includes $6,202. for topsoil and sodding which we
feel can be done much cheaper. The engineer's estimate of October 1,
1970 for the project $30,474. The Upper Afton portion of the bid was
estimated at $6,500. as compared to a bid of $5,680. The awarding of
the contract to the low bidder (Beatson - Kelly) less the top soil and
sod portion is recommended.
2. Mayor Axdahl has reservations regarding the building at the Upper
Afton Site and felt that this improvement be deleted from the bid award.
No action was taken.
3. Councilman Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption: (deleting the top soil and sod from the bid award
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD,
MINNESOTA, that the bid of Beatson & Kelly in the amount
of $40,802.40 is the lowest responsible bid for the construc-
tion of Improvements 69 - 1 & 70 -27, and the Mayor and
Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to enter into a
contract with said bidder for and on behalf of the Village.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
Motion carries.
Ayes - Councilmen Greavu,
Haugan, and Wiegert.
Nays - Councilwoman Olson
and Mayor Axdahl.
Councilman Greavu moved to authorize the attorney to procede with acquiring
the necessary slope easements for Clarence Street.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
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2. Police Cars
a. Manager Miller stated the Council authorized the calling for bids
through the Department of Purchases of the City of St. Paul for two
sedans and four station wagons for the Police Department. Three of the
station wagons are budgeted for 1970. The remaining cars are included
in the 1971 budget.
b. The bids were higher than anticipated but by selling the wagons
outright the difference in the budgeted monies and the cost of the
wagons can be met. No action is requested on the sedans at the present
time.
c. Councilman Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
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BE IT 'RESOLVED BY THE'VILLAGE COUNCIL
MINNESOTA that the bid of Barnett - Chrysler
responsible bid for the purchase of four P
Station Wagons and the Mayor and Clerk are
and directed to enter into a contract with
on behalf of the Village.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS
OF MAPLEWOOD,
is the lowest
)lice Department
hereby authorized
said bidder for and
Ayes - all.
Councilman Greavu moved that the accounts as submitted in the amount of
$965,637.39 (Part 1 - Fees Services Expenses C eck No 1130 t roug
Check Nn. 117R9 - $949.3n7 49- Part TT - Pavrnll rtio1i, n i'nc +wu,.,
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
G. VISITOR PRESENTATION
1. Elmer Stanke, 910 E. County Road C.
tem 134 subject to approval.
Ayes - all.
a. Mr. Stanke questioned what the deadline date was when the north
area has to hook up to the sewer.
Manager Miller stated the Ordinance reads one year from the date of
availability
Staff will investigate.
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b. When will the sewer line on County Road C. be repaired.
Village Engineer Kuusisto stated that the line had "sagged ".In
his opinion, at this time, it does not present a serious problem
but the Staff will regularly inspect the line and if possible the
repairs will wait until the next construction season.
2. Donald McClellan, 961 E. County Road C.
a. Mr. McClellan stated that his house sits so far off the road,
will he still be required to hook -up.
Staff stated he would be.
b. Mr. McClellan further stated if he were made to hook up to
sewer, his line would be only 18" to 2` under ground as his sewer
stub is too high.
Staff will investigate.
3. Dale Bosch, 1249 E. Burke
a. Mr. Bosch asked for a clarification of the garbage Ordinance, if
everyone has to contract with a hauler. Mr. Bosch also stated that
he feels more notification should have been given the residents.
The Ordinance does state that: "Every person, firm or corporation shall
dispose of garbage which accumulates upon his or its property at least
once a week or more often as directed by the Village Manager. Every
householder, occupant and owner of any dwelling, boarding house, apartment
building, mobile home, or any other structure including churches and halls
shall have garbage and rubbish collected by haulers licensed by the Village
of Maplewood and shall comply with the provisions of this ordinance and
with the dates of collection and requirements therefor as established
by the Village Manager."
Manager Miller stated the Staff is investigating ways of notifying
the residents of the new ordinances regarding the Burning Ban. Either
by enclosing the Ordinance in the sewer billings or by asking the schools
to distribute it to the children to take home.
H. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Traffic Circulation Review - Forest Green (Moore) Apartments
a. Manager Miller stated the Staff had prepared a number of alternate
traffic patterns for the 2nd phase of the Moore Project. The traffic
pattern will govern the final internal plan for the project.
b. Administrator Seida presented the Staff report and also explained
several alternate traffic patterns in detail.
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c.. After further discussion, Council stated that before approval
can be given to Phase Ii of the Fred Moore Project, the status of
Beebe Road would have to be clarified.
d. Councilman Wiegert moved to refer the matter to Staff to submit
a written report for discussion at the next Council meeting; the
report to include the status of Beebe Road, to discuss with North
St. Paul how these traffic patterns will affect them; and a
feasibility study as to the costs of the proposed alternatives.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
Mayor Axdahl called a five minute recess.
Mayor Axdahl reconvened the meeting at 11:14 P.M.
2. Building Plan Review - Apartment Project (Holloway & Furness)
a. Manager Miller stated that the 10 -1 -70 meeting application for
a 106 Apartment Unit proposal at the SW corner of Furness and Holloway
was presented. The matter was tabled until the October 15, 1970 meeting
to enable Council to study the reports submitted by the Staff. At that
time, the matter was continued for two weeks and Staff was requested to
obtain current information on the proposed extension of Holloway Street.
b. The Staff has communicated with the Administrative Staff of the Village
of North St. Paul and they have orally indicated that they would be
willing to cooperate with the Village of Maplewood as it regards a joint
venture for the Holloway Street extension westward. They further indica-
ted that when a definite need can be shown for its extension then they
would be inclined to act immediately.
The Staff has also, communicated with the Ramsey County Engineer's Office
and they have advised the Administration that they would be willing to
participate in this street project at such time as the local municipalities
secure or acquire the necessary right -of -way. In addition, they commented
that the road, as an improvement project, does not appear on their next
5 year improvement program and that were it to be included would necessitate
the removal of existing state aid designation within the Village to compensate
for the lineal distance of this street.
c. Manager Miller read the Staff Report stating that the proposed plans
satisfy the minimum requirements of the Village R -3 Zoning Code. The
property was zoned R -3 Multiple Dwelling in 1964. Staff recommends approval
of the proposed development subject to light conditions.
d. Following further discussion Councilwoman Olson
were incomplete and moved the plans be sent back to
compliance with all the ordinances that cover the p
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
stated the plans
the developer for
esenting of a plan.
Ayes - all.
3. Final Estimate - Construction Projects (Lamentti and Sons)
a. Manager Miller stated the final payment of $5,487.60 for Lametti
and Sons for water projects which have been completed on Brookview Court,
Brookview Drive and Linwood Avenue is recommended. (Imp. No. 69 -10 and 69 -21)
b. Councilman Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
70 - It - 1634
WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the
Village, Lametti and Sons has satisfactorily completed Water
Imp. No. 69 -10 and 69 -21 in accordance with such contract;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF
MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that the work completed under such contract
is hereby accepted and approved; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Village Clerk and Mayor are
hereby directed to issue a proper order for the final payment on
such contract, taking the contractor's receipt in full.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
4. 1970 Wage Settlement
a. Manager Miller stated that the offer of the flat $60.00 raise for
light equipment operators effective July 1, has been accepted. We had
set our rate at $708. per month (a$47.00 increase) to bring our employees
in line with the monthly settlement. The offer was made with the
agreement that Maplewood will settle in line with the increase over the
monthly rate of $708.00 in 1971 to bring us in line with other communities.
The compromize was based on the fact that there was a misunderstanding re-
garding the method of increasing wages. Authorization to adjust the wages
is requested.
b. Councilman Greavu moved to authorize Manager Miller to adjust the
wages.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
5. McKnight Road Improvement.
a. Manager Miller stated he had been advised by Ramsey County that the
reconstruction of McKnight Road from County Road C to County Road D has
been cancelled this year due to lack of funds and that the project will
hopefully be rescheduled for 1972. It is recommenced that the approval
of the project be withdrawn at this time due to the time lapse and the
possibility of changes in the Villages' assessing policies. The County
could then resubmit the project and the Council would rehear it with
updated estimates.
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b. Council at this time did not wish to take any action.
6. Ordinances
a. Councilwoman Olson moved to delete Item No. 6 from the Agenda.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
7. Doro, Inc. (Tape from 10 -15 -70 minutes)
a. Council requested the tape from the 10 -15 -70 meeting be heard re-
garding the Doro, development at the NE corner of Larpenteur and
McKnight.Council wanted to clarify what was stated as to who was
responsible for constructing Ripley Street.
Administrator Seida stated "No occupancy of townhouses needing Ripley
Street as an access until Ripley Street is improved to a minimum
Village Street with curb, gutter and asphaltic or concrete paving."
How far east Ripley Street is improved is a question of policy for
the Village Council.
One of the condition reads that the developer of this development
shall be responsible for the complete improvement of Ripley Street if
the Village Council e qqse s not to conduct a public hearing, the developer
must build the street at least to the point of their driveway.
After listening to the tape, Administrator,Seida stated that if the deve-
lopers needs occupancy, and the Council does not hold a public hearing,
the developer will have to construct the road. What the Council will
have to resolve is how the road way is to be paid for by those properties
that benefit on the north .
Mayor Axdahl asked for a legal interpretation as to the benefits and the
authority of the Council to require consti. ruction by the developer on
this type of borderline street.
I. NEW BUSINESS
1. Building Plan Review
a. Drive -In Restaurant ( White Bear Avenue)
1. Manager Miller stated that the McDonald's National Franchise
Restaurant requests lot division approval and building plan approval
to locate and erect a drive -in restaurant on the west side of
White Bear Avenue north of County Road B.
2. Administrator Seida presented the Staff report recommending
approval of the lot division subject to conditions and also
approval of the building plans subject to conditions.
3. Floyd Snyker, Assistant Ramsey County Engineer spoke on behalf
of the major street plan for County Roads adopted several years ago
outlining widths that should be secured when platting sub - division on
County roads.. The width planned for White Bear Avenue is 99 feet.
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He further discussed Prosperity Road.
4.Bruce Adlaug, Attorney representing the applicant spoke on
behalf of the proposed drive -in restaurant, and discussed the
Staff's recommendations.
5. Councilman Wiegert moved approval of the lot division subject
to Staff conditions:
I. An official survey by a registered surveyor is performed
for both parcels to be created;
2. The ingress- egress allowances to the southerly property
created shall be restricted to a maximum of 2 points on
White Bear Avenue each having a maximum width of 30 ft. and
the most southerly access point shall be no closer to the
intersection with Co. Rd. "B" than a distance of 120 ft. North
of the South Property Line of Lot 2, Block 28;
3. Access from Prosperity Road shall be restricted from desig-
nated or allowed curb cuts to both proposed lots and thereby
orient all traffic generated to and from these commercial parcels
to White Bear Avenue and County Road "B ";
4. Access to Lot 2, Block 28, shall be limited to 2 access points
(Maximum of 30 ft. width each) such points shall be located
at least 120 ft. away from both intersection property lines at
the East and West ends of Lot 2, Block 28. Further, there shall
be a minimum distance of 100 ft. between the access points as
they enter the property from County Road "B ";
5. The indicated access points shall be the maximum number allowed
regardless of proposed future lot divisions that may occur on the
5.68 ac. tract and the permitted accesses should be used as a
guide by the owners to any future development or subdivision
ambitions they may have.
6. The total tract of 5.68 ac. shall be required to dedicate 16z ft. r.
of additional R.O.W. along the East side of the entire tract so
as to accomodate traffic capacities and channelization for this
portion of White Bear Avenue.
7. A lot splitting fee of $40.00 shall be paid the Village in
accordance with Ordinance 266.
and moved approval of the building plans subject to Staff Conditions.
1. A building permit shall be officially drawn from the Village
within 30 days from Council approval of building plans;
2. A 15 ft. wide landscape screening shall be provided along the
entire West side of the property - -the screening shall be
complimented with a 6 ft. high green cyclone fence with redwood
slats. Both the landscape screening and fence device shall be
subject to the Planning Director's approval.
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3. All ingress- egress points from the parking lot area to
Prosperity Road shall be eliminated.
4. The boulevard areas back to parking areas shall be sodded
and landscaped to the approval of the Planning Director.
5. The free standing sign shall be reduced in height by 3'6"
to not exceed 25' as provided by Section 314.030 of the
Building Code.
6. The entrance -exit signs shall hot exceed 30" in height and
shall be located no closer than 3 ft. to the east property
line after additional 10 ft. street dedication.
7. A 6 ft. wide concrete sidewalk shall be installed along the
East side of the property within the street boulevard.
8. The patio areas designated shall be more sufficiently detailed
in terms of surface materials.
9. The westerly parking area layout shall be revised and approved
by the Planning Director.
10. No parking stalls shall be allowed within 20 ft. of the East
property line in order to enhance sight visibility clearance
for traffic safety onto and off of White Bear Avenue.
11. The lightdng plan for the entire parking area shall be
approved by the Planning Director.
12. The northerly area North of the North parking area on the
site shall be sodded in its entirety and kept in good
maintenance.
13. All requirements of the Village Building, electrical, hearing,
fire, and zoning codes must be satisfied, as well as, the
condiditions attached herein prior to occupancy being granted
by the Village.
14. Submit a plan for litter control.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
b. Boat Sales and Service (White Bear - Highway #36)
1. Manager Miller presented a request to construct a 30' X 50'
block building at the N.E. corner of White Bear Avenue and Highway 36
to be used as a retail boat and motor sales. The property is zoned
commercial. Access will be by way of the frontage road.
2. Administrator Seida presented the Staff report recommending
approval subject to several conditions.
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3. Councilman Greavu moved to approve the building plans
subject to the following conditions:
1. Draw a building permit within 30 days from date of
approval of plans by Council;
2. Outdoor parking and storage areas shall be specifically
indicated and approved by the Village Staff;
3. All non storage or parking areas shall be sodded;
4. All advertising signs shall be subject to Staff approval;
5. The garage door located on the south side of the Building
shall be moved to the east side of the building and the
structure shall be moved 23 feet west from its present pro-
posed location.
6. A solid screening facility accompanied by a landscaped
screening shall be provided along the east and north
property lines in order to better protect adjoining
residential land uses from the commercial activities of
the site.
7. Building be connected to Sanitary Sewer.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
c. Union Hall (Cope Avenue)
1. Manager Miller stated that earlier this year, Council acted to
allow the Sheet Metal Workers to construct a meeting hall facility
as a use within an M -1 District which this property is zoned. He
submitted the building plans for approval subject to several Staff
Conditions.
2. David Darrell,Architect for the proposed building explained the
specifics of the plans.
3. Councilman Greavu moved approval of the building plans for the
Sheet Metal, Workers Meeting Hall subject to thefoT owing con iti
1. The Building in its entirety must comply with all provisions
of the Village governing buildings•.or construction;
2. The proposed parking area indicates use of the existing public
right -of -way of Kennard Street for both parking and direct
access onto Highway 36.
ons:
Immediately no use of Kennard R.O.W. for parking or driveway use
is allowed due to the need of such R.O.W. for Cope Avenue construc-
tion traffic use in the Cope Street Project. Secondly, the State
Highway Department must officially approve the opening of Kennard
Street as a public improved street onto Highway 36 before the Village
can authorize the use of the street for the proposed driveway connec-
tion to Kennard.
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3.' The curb cut on Cope Avenue shall be officially placed
and designated by the Engineering Office of the Village
and such location as indicated is unsatisfactory and shall
be relocated upon further study by the Engineering Office.
4. The parking area shall have area lighting facilities which
shall be approved by the Planning Director.
5. A landscaping plan for the site including boulevard treatment
shall be approved by the Planning Director.
6. All rights -of -way, slope easements, and construction easements
for Cope Avenue as indicated and described in the official
condemnation notice and construction plans shall be surrendered
to the Village as a condition of building plan approval.'
7. A building permit shall be drawn within 30 days of building
plan approval otherwise Council approval of plans becomes voided.
8. All exterior signs shall be subject to approval by the Village
Staff.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
2. Requests:.:;�;;:
a. Rebate of Sewer Connection Charge.
1. Manager Miller resented a request from Fred W. Werner,
(1520 E. Larpenteur� who is a citizen of St. Paul, who connected
to Maplewood's sanitary sewer in 1963. St. Paul has now installed
a sewer in his area and has assessed him $411. He feels this is
double taxation and requests that Maplewood refund $411. of our
connection charge of $595., which he says he paid in 1963. Denial
of the request is recommended.
2. Council stated Mr. Werner should contact the City of St. Paul
as Mr. Werner has been hooked up to our system since 1963. Any
recource should be with the City of St. Paul.
3. Councilman Greavu moved to deny the request for rebate of
the sewer connection charqe.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
Ayes - all.
b. Zone Change Fee Waiver
1. Manager Miller stated that Mr. Ray Colosimo feels that the
zone change filing fee ($100.) is excessive and requests a waiver.
The fee is set by ordinance; therefore, it would require an ordinance
change if he initiates the zone change. Such_a change is not
recommended. Two other alternates are available. The Council may
initate the zone change (R -1 to R -3 South of the Maryland, North of
Beaver Lake and West of McKnight) or the request can be denied. We
cannot, at this time, see any need for a Council- initiated zone
change and recommend denial of the request.
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2, Councilwoman Olson
Colosimo for a zone cha
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
deny the request of Mr, I
c. Variance from Garbage Regulations.
Ayes - a11.
1. Councilwoman Olson moved to delete this item from the Agenda
as the applicant cannot attend the meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
3. Preliminary Plat.
Ayes - all.
a. Administrator Seida presented the request for preliminary plat
approval for the area south of Cope, between White Bear extended
and Flandrau Street. Mr. Seida stated the applicant had met all
the conditions for approval of the preliminary plot and recommended
approval with the stipulation that the developer provide a deposit
for the purchase of recreation land. This stipulation has been
requested of other developers.
b. Councilman Wiegert moved approval of the preliminary plat for the
area south of Co e between White Bear Avenue extended and Flandrau
Street wit t e con itions: a deposit of 5% of lan va ue e
provided for recreational land; No guarantee that curb cuts will be
given to every lot; all land described in the condemnation suit
(both for right -of -way and slope easements) filed in district court
for Cope Avenue improvement condemnation as surrendered free as
part of this preliminary plot approval.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
4. Zone Change (Cope and White Bear Avenue)
a. Manager Miller stated he had received a letter from attorney Martin
F. Colon expressing a continued interest in the rezoning of the
Bradac property. As has been pointed out at previous meetings,
such a rezoning would be proper and would also lessen the cost
of the Cope Street project.
on
Councilman Greavu
Bradac property to
presented.
ncivae no
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
5. 1970 Bond Issue
1 institute rezone action for the
Ayes - all.
a. Manager Miller stated that a 1970 bond issue of $605,000, will be
required for projects which have been completed or are now under
contract. The bonds are retired with special assessments and a
property tax levy. Authorization to call for bids is requested.
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b. Mr. Robert Sander, Juran and Moody, fiscal agent for the Village
explained the procedures for advertising for bids.
c. Councilman Greavu moved to authorize the advertisement of bids
for the 1970 $605,000 General Obligation, Bond Issue and
introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
70 - 11 - 164
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that these bonds will be
offered for sale according to the following terms:
TIME AND PLACE:
Tuesday, November 24, 1970, at 3:00 o'clock P.M
C.S.T. at the Council Chambers, Municipal Building.
TYPE OF BONDS:
Negotiable coupon general obligation bonds,
$1,000 or $5,000 denominations at the option of the
bidder.
DATE OF BONDS:
December 1, 1970.
PURPOSE:
Various improvements in the Village.
INTEREST PAYMENTS:
December 1, 1971, and June 1 and December 1,
thereafter.
MATURITIES:
December 1 in the years and amounts as follows:
$55,000 ..............1973 -1974
$50;000 ..............1975 -1978
$55,000 ..............1979 -1980
$15,000 ..............1981 -1983
$20,000 ..............1984 -1990
All dates are inclusive.
REDEMPTION:
At the option of the issuer, bonds maturing
on or after December 1, 1981 shall be subject to
prior payment, in inverse order of serial numbers,
on December 1, 1980 and any interest payment date
thereafter, at a price of par and accrued interest
plus a premium of lz percent of par.
PAYING AGENT:
Bidder's discretion.
DELIVERY:
40 days after award subject to approving legal
opinion of Messrs. Briggs and Morgan of St. Paul,
Minnesota. Bond printing and legal opinion will be
paid by issuer and delivery will be anywhere in the
continental United States without cost to the pur-
chaser. Legal opinion will be printed on the bonds
at the option of the purchaser.
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TYPE OF BID:
Sealed bids of not less than $594,000 and
accrued interest on the principal sum of $605,000 from
date of bonds to date of delivery must be filed with the
undersigned prior to the time of sale, together with
a certified or cashier's check in the amount of $12,100,
payable to the order of the Treasurer of the issuer, to be
forfeited as liquidated damages if bidder fails to comply
with accepted bid. Bids for the bonds should be addressed to:
Lucille Aurelius,Village Clerk, Village Hall, Maplewood,
Minnesota 55109.
RATES:
All rates and combination of rates must be inegral
multiples of 1 -20th of I percent and may not exceed 7 percent
per annum. Additional interest coupons may hot be used.No
limitation is placed upon the number of rates which may be
used.
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 net effective
average rate of the issue may not exceed 7 percent per annum.
The issuer reserves the right to reject any and all bids,
to waive informalities, and to adjourn the sale.
Dated: November 5, 1970.
BY ORDER OF THE
VILLAGE COUNCIL
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
Submission of Plats and Building Plans - Time Requirements
a. Manager Miller stated that the Staff believes that in order to
properly evaluate building plans, they should be submitted at
least 10 days prior to the meeting of the Council at which it is to
be considered. The passage of a resolution to this affect would
be helpful.
b. Councilman Haugan introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
70 - 11 - 165A
WHEREAS, the Village Council deems it necessary
to property and adequately evaluate all development
plan requests; and
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WHEREAS, The Village Council, in order to conduct
such evaluation, considers it reasonable and in the best
interest of the Village that a minimum time be established
for filing such plans with the Village prior to Village
Council official consideration; and
WHEREAS, such minimum time is necessary for the
Village administration to review, evaluate, prepare their
report with recommendation, and to schedule for Council action
on its Agenda;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Village Council
of Maplewood declares the following policy;
"All individuals desiring Council action on any
development plan requests shall have filed such
plans and necessary pertinent data with the
Village Administration no less than 10 work days
prior to the next regularly scheduled Village
Council meeting."
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
7. Property Division
a. Division No. 042309
Councilman Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
70 -11 -166
WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution 61 -9 -169, 67 -9 -208,
68 -9 -179, 67 -9 -206 of the Village Council of Maplewood,
adopted 9 -7 -61, 9 -6 -67, 9 -24 -68 and 9 -6 -67, the special
assessments for the construction of Sanitary Sewer No. 3,
Water Improvement No. 6, Sewer and Water No. 4 and
Skillman and Bradley Street Improvement. were levied against
the attached list of described properties; said list made
a part herein; and
WHEREAS, the above mentioned properties have been
conveyed and are described according to the attached
list, said list made a part herein;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that the assessments for Sanitary
Sewer No. 3, Water Improvement No. 6, Sewer and Water No. 4
and Skillman and Bradley Street Improvement against the
heretofore mentioned properties be correctly certified to
the Auditor of Ramsey County in the amounts stated on the
attached list; said list made a part herein.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
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8. Ariel Street Construction;
a. Manager Miller stated he had received a letter from
Mr. Jerry Splinter, Manager of North Saint Paul stating
No. St. Paul wishes to go ahead with the construction of
Ariel Street and that they are not planning to assess
the Maplewood residents for that segment of Street.
b. Councilman Greavu moved to acknowledge receipt of the
letter from North Saint Paul.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
9. Ferndale Sewer
Ayes - all.
a. Manager Miller wished to inform the Council that Mrs.
Thompson's sewer line was repaired. The main was inspected
and found to be in good shape. Mr. Miller further stated
that is is the policy to repair the sewer line for a
resident only once in a 10 year period from date of construction.
Ordinance - Explosives
a. Council waived the reading of the ordinance.
b. C— --ilman Wiegert introduced the following Ordinance and moved
'(1,)6tion_..
ORDINANCE NO. 276
A Model Ordinance regulating the Manufacture,
Storage, Handling Use and Sale of Explosives,
and Providing a Penalty for Violation thereof.
Se=. .:ed by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
COUNCIL_ PRESENTATIONS
1. Mayor
a. On 11 -18 -70 there will be a hearing held by the Valley Water
Shed District with respect to the overall plan. It does cover
part of the northeast portion of the Village.
b. Letter received from Torseth, Inc. regarding elevation of their
sewer line. Referred to Staff.
On 11- 10 -70, There will be a meeting of the Human Rights Commission. The
Council has been invited to attend.
ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
None
ADJOURNMENT. 4
2:24 A.M.
C Clerk
22 - 11 -5
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t. .
Due to the Election yesterday, these items were not completed
in time to be included in the packet. The items can be
discussed at tomorrow nights meeting or held over until
the next meeting.
PAYABLE
ITEM NO. CHECK NO.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
2?.
2/• .
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31..
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
11130
11131
11132
11133
11134
11135
11136
11137
11138
11139
11140
11141
11142
11143
11144
11145
1.1146
11147
11.148
1).1 52.
1)1.53
111.; /{
11 1 ;5
11156
11157
11158
11159
11160
11161
11162
11163
11164
11165
11166
11167
11168
11169
11170
11171
11172
11173
11174
PART I
FEES - SERVICES - EXPENSES
CLAIMANT
City and'County Credit Union
University of Minnesota
Daniel J. Nordgren
Void
Kenneth Mihelich
Lucille Aurelius
Municipals
Aa C. Schadt
Commissioner of Taxation
First State Bank of St.Paul
State Treas., Social Security
White Oak Builders, Inc.
Val J. Bjornson, Treas.
Val J. Bjornson, Treas.
First Aid Seminar
First State Bank of St.Paul
Postmaster
City and County Credit Union
Recreational Services Inc.
Void
Danie 1 J. Nordgren, Jr.
Commissioner of Taxation
Metropolitan Area Mana,ement
Advance Stamp Works Inc..
W. F. Smith Tire & Battery
Xerox Corp.
Twin City Filter Service
Robert Londin Construction
Pitney Bowes Inc.
Hillcrest Electric Co.
Tabulating Service
Twentieth Century Printing
Michael G. Miller
Xerox Corp.
Jerry Laden Distrubutors
Robert Vorwerk
Kevin Halweg
International Assoc. of Chiefs
of Police
St.Paul Pistol Club Inc.
Fisher Photo Supply
Olson Graphic Products
Larry's Live Bait
International Bus. Machines
Rogers
Sperry Office Furniture
NOVEMBER 5. 19
PURPOSE
10/9/70 remittance
Gopher football
Condemnation 69 -8
Condemnation 69 -8
Petty cash
Registration fee
Supplies
Sept. State W/H tax
Sept. Fed. W/H tax
3rd qtr. FICA
Refund
10/9/70 remittance
10/9/70 remittance
Training supplies
Investment
` Reimburse meter
10/23/70 remittance
Ladies Day Out
Condemnation 69 -8
3rd qtr. Sales tax
1970 Dues
Supplies
Maintenance
Supplies
Supplies
Building maintenance
Maintenance
Repairs
Sept. service
Supplies
Expenses
Sept. billing
maintenance
School expenses
School expenses
AMOUNT
$ 696.00
160.56
385.00
50.00
30.68
63.60
11.80
1,903.45
6,154.11
2,858.56
35.00
1,249.89
1,845.86
33.00
493,962.22
300.00
778.00
496.90
1,725.00
1.19
5.00
15.11
76.30
45.00
16.15
525.00
29.34
58.31
79.80
116.60
41.06
553.37
24.00
45.00
45.00
Annual membership dues 25.00
Supplies
50.00
Supplies
19.12
Supplies
21.90
Supplies
9.60
Supplies
5.70
Supplies
9.20
Supplies
68.54
11/5/70
ITEM N0;
CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
46.
11175
Twentieth Century Printing
Printing $
12.65
47.
11176
Vitale's Sports Center
Supplies
6.55
48.
11177
Gladstone Conaco
Fuel
74.55
49.
11178
Oil Equipment Service and Sales
Supplies
27.00
50.
11179
Capitol Electronics Inc.
Supplies
25.00
51.
11180
Howie's Lock and Key .
Supplies
3.00
52.
11181
Lee's Floor and Janitor Serv.
Maintenance and supplies 128.07
53.
11182
Don's Body Shop
Repairs
18.15
54.
11183
Superamerica
Repairs and supplies
55.08
55.
11154
Northwestern Bell Telephone
777 8191
70.29
56.
11185
Motorola C & E
Nov. maintenance
120.40
57.
11186
Motorola C & E
Maintenance adjustment
33.80
58.
11187
Harmon Glass
Repairs
9.67
59.
11188
Amsterdam Pen Co.
Supplies
16.15
60.
11189
Associates Capital Service Corp.
Maintenance
7.52
61.
11190
Radio Shack
Radio
62.03
62.
11191
Twentieth Century Printing
Supplies
17.00
63.
11192
Northwestern Bell Telephone
777 8131 S1
45.00
64.
11193
Motorola C & E
Maintenance
4.65
65.
11194
Uniforms Unlimited
Supplies - CD
47.25
66.
11195
Twentieth Century Printing
Supplies
49.50
67.
11196
Interstate Diesel Inc.
Maintenance
16.00
68.
11197
Uniforms Unlimited
Supplies - FM
4.50
69.
11198
Richard Moore `
Oct. retaining fee
33.00
70.
11199
B & E Patrol Inc.
Oct. retaining fee
619.00
71.
112(..`-
Eugene R. Murray
Oct. retaining fee
850.00
72.
1.1
Northwest Leasing Co.
Nov. payment
80.62
73...
IBM
Supplies
9.54
74.
W. F. Smith Tire and Battery
Maintenance
76.30
75.
'_
Paper Calmenson
Sign materials
235.95
76.
1.:
Black Top Paving
Repairs
175.00
77,
11
Sta -Vis Oil Co.
Fuel
16.18
7` : .
112, 7
Sta Vis Oil Co.
Supplies
13.56
n.
1128
Scientific International Inc.,
Chemicals
135.49
i0.
11209
Maplewood Foods
Supplies for shop
3.45
81.
11210
Art's Emergency Towing
Equipment rental
15.00
82.
1121.1
Farwell Ozmun Kirk & Co.
Maintenance supplies
30.38
83.
11212
Fleet Supply & Machine Co.
Repairs
75.71
84.
11213
T. A. Schifsky & Sons
Materials
2,293.05
85.
11214
W. H. Barber Oil
Materials
283.87
86.
11215
Oxygen Service Co.
Fuel supplies
39.04
87.
11216
Midwest Bolt & Supply Co.
Parts
12.94
88.
11217
FOK & Co.
Maintenance supplies
106.35
89.
11218
General Trading Co.
Tools
1.77
90.
11219
Farwell Ozmun Kirk & Co.
Parts
10.36
91.
11220
J. G. Chisholm
Oct. inspection fees
1,782.96
92.
11221
Oscar Londin
Well inspections
52.50
93.
11222
Village of North St.Paul
Street lighting
30.06
94.
11223
Air Comm
Nov. maintenance
113.50
95.
11224
Coast to Coast Stores
Parts & supplies
39.00
96.
11225
Reed Tire Sales
Repairs
14.50
97.
11226
Davies Water Equipment
Materials
133.38
98.
11227
Harmon Glass Co.
Repairs
37.63
99.
11228
Maplewood Sewer & ;dater
Sewer Main repair
3,818.63
11/5/70
ITEM NO.
CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
100.
11229
General Trading Co.
Tools
$ 2.31
101.
11230
Ernest J. Sowada, MD
Services
15.00
102.
11231
Tabulating Service
Utility Billing
212.22
103.
11232
Waldor Pump and Equipment
Parts
99.99
104.
11233
Midway Tractor & Equipment
Equipment
349.66
105.
11234
North American Safety Corp.
Fan
198.70
106.
11235
Air Comm
Telemote
188.50
107.
11236
Breuer
Parts
5.95
108.
11237
Hillcrest Electric Co.
Field lighting
190.20
109.
11238
Mason Publishing
Printing
315.00
110.
11239
Eko Backen
Supplies
184.57
111.
11240
International Business Mach.
Supplies
6.39
112.
11241
Howard H. Spiess
Supplies
29.50
113.
11242
National Recreation and Park
Membership
6.50
114.
11243
IBM
Supplies
18.00
115.
11244
Cal Westbrook
Official
13.00
116.
11245
Stan Bougie
Official
10.00
117.
11246
Mrs. R. A. Hatch
Refund
5.00
118.
11247
Mrs. Robert Hicks
Refund
5.00
119.
11248
Keith Rudeen
Official
6.00
120.
11249
Michael Monn
Official
8.00
121.
11250
Kenneth Rudeen
Official
6.00
122.
11251
Diane Peterson
Instructor
108.50
123.
11252
James C. Baht
Oct. Inspections
270.00
124.
11253
D D Bean & Sons
Supplies
32.40
125.
11254
Bd..of Water Commissioners
Engineering Serv.
220.98
126.
11255
Chapin Publishing Co.
Publication
68.25
127.
11256
Donald H. Campbell
Survey
360.00
12.8.
11257
Bettenberg Townsend Stolte and
Comb
Engineering
851.52
129.
11258
Gideo.Construction Co.
Estimate # 1
12,168.55
130.
11259
Howard Kuusisto
Engineering
2,312.95
131.
11260
Soil Engineering Services
Soil Tests
129.00
132.
11261
Howard A. Kuusisto
Engineering
1,813.40
133.
11262
Howard A. Kuusisto
Engineering
1,570.60
134.
11263
LaMetti & Sons, Inc.
Estimate # 3 -Final
5,487.60
135.
11264
Woog Brothers Construction
Constr. materials
252.00
136.
11265
American National Bank of St.
Paul
Bonds dated 6/1/61
3,609.00
137.
11266
American National Bank
Bonds dated 12/1/64
16,246.81
138.
11267
void
139.
11268'
First National Bank of St.Paul
Bonds dated 12/1/69
120,402.76
140.
11269
American National Bank
Bonds dated 12/1/64
68,978.44
141.
11270
American National Bank
Bonds dated 12/1/65
58,657.67
142.
11271
American National Bank
Bonds dated 12/1/66
54,350.66
143.
11272
American National Bank
G.O. Bonds of 1967
34,061.27
144.
11273
Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis
G.O. Bonds of 1968
28,176.11
145.
11274
Donald H. Campbell
Survey
120.00
146.
11275
Howard, Needles, Tammen &
Bergendoff
Engineering
9,035.29
147.
11276
Oscar F. Londin
Oct. inspection fees
813.00
14cs.
11277
Uniforms Unlimited
Equipment
78.19
11/5/70
ITEM
NO. CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT
149.
11278
Uniforms Unlimited
150.
11279
Norman Green
151.
11280
Richard W. Schaller
152.
11281
Joseph A. Zappa
153.
I
11282
Ned P. Becker
CHECK
NO.11130 through
Check No. 11282
PURPOSE
Uniform Items
Reimbursement
Reimbursement
Reimbursement
Travel Expenses
TOTAL PART I
11/5/70
AMOUNT
$ 379.65
22.00
55.00
64.95
118.00
$949,307.49
PART II
PAYROLL
11/5/70
0
0
ITEM NO.
CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT
AMOUNT
0
1.
1305
Vivian R. Lewis
$ 181.09
2.
1306
Michael G. Miller
484.78
3.
1307
Lucille E. Aurelius
2.,4.80
4.
1308
Barbara J. Feyereisn
136.25
5.
1309
Phyllis C. Green
164.20
6.
1310
Arline J. Hagen
199.46
7.
1311
Betty D. Selvog
150.13
8.
1312
Lydia A. Smail
133.48
9.
1313
Charles E. Anderson
298.03
10.
1314
David L. Arnald
288.76
11.
1315
John H. Atchison
267.29
12.
1316
Anthony G. Cahanes
332.46
13.
1317
Dale K. Clauson
263.69
14.
1318
Kennth V. Collins
280.89
15.
1319
Dennis S. Cusick
316.61
16.
1320
Dennis J. Delmont
241.39
17.
1321
Robin A. deRocker
293.03
18.
1322
Richard C. Dreger
273.56
19.
1323
Patricia Y. Ferrazzo
210.22
20:
1324
Norman L. Green
322.46
21.
1325
Thomas L. Hagen
390.71
22.
1326
Kevin R. Halweg
235.28 0
2.3.
1327
James T. Horton
247.43
24.
1328
Donald V. Kortus
56.08
_
25.
1329
Roger W. Lee
283.67
26.
1330
John J. McNulty
274.98
27.
1331
Robert D. Nelson
285.52
28,
1332
William F.Peltier
241.47
29.
1333
Gerald E. Neuspickle
181.78
30.
1334
Dale E. Razskazoff
256.78
31.
1335
Richard W. Schaller
406.58
32.
1336
Robert E. Vorwerk
248.51
33.
1337
Duane J. Williams
250.39
34.
1338
Joseph Zappa
337.06
35.
1339
Pamela J. Schneider
118.71
36.
1340
Marcella J. Mottaz
153.68
37.
1341
Alfred C. Schadt
327.87
38.
1342
Frank J. Sailer
123.47
39.
1343
Raymond J. Hite, Jr.
386.34
40.
1344
Robert D. Jackson
327.24
41.
1345
Calvin L. Jansen
250.16
42.
1346
Janet A. Rois
164.35
43.
1347
Bernard A. Kaeder
260.11
44.
1348
Raymond J. Kaeder
243.38
45.
1349
Henry F. Klausing
224.19
46.
1350
Gerald W. Meyer
154.30
47.
1351
Joseph W. Parnell
273.13
48.
1352
Arnold H. Pfarr
249.57
49.
1353
Joseph B. Prettner
356.84
50.
1354
Edward A. Reinert
223.14
11/5/70
ITEM NO.
. S1.
52.
53.
54-.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
CHECK NO.
1355
1356
1357
1358
1359
1360
1361
1362
1363
1364
1365
1366
1367
1368
1369
1370
1371
1372
1373
CHECK NO. 1305 through Check No. 1373
CHECK NO. 11130 through Check No. 11282
Nly .
Myles R. Burke
Herbert R. Pirrung
Stanley E. Weeks
David Germain
Anthony T. Barilla
Richard J. Bartholomew
LaVerne S. Nuteson
Gerald C. Owen
Carmen G. Sarrack
John P. Joyce
Rubye M. Mullett
Eric J. Blank
Bailey A. Seida
Lester G. Axdahl
John C. Greavu
Harald L. Haugan
Patricia L. Olson
Donald J. Wiegert
Clifford J. Mottaz
TOTAL PART II
TOTAL PART I
SUM TOTAL
AMOUNT
$ 201.71
306.47
240.21
127.12
272.18
263.34
204.83
209.43
69.91
295.17
163.48
117.18
362.48
163.91
135.08°
127.88
127.88
127.88
198.76
$16,330.20
$949,307.49
$965,637.69
11/5/70