HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-13-76MGa.I>1- C'WOC:)d. (. i.ty C; ".oUn)c: 1
7 30 P-NI J '�'l'aLix ci•tly , M c1 :1.3 1.976
i:t1":i1ci..Iaa I NArid..ni,L - L.,rati.oii T3uj,1.d •nc�
t. i.. n CI i 6 �. ri
TO
2. Minutes 76-3.3 (.rip:ri_1 29)
(1:)) APPROVAL OF )sGE",?D,(I&
tlo�a.x <�M 01 Ad j ist.xnemt s z:lnd ?;�ueaIs „
ae Variance (Abi).tme).zt: of nedicr-:tt•..ed St --eet) 2130
Arc:zlde- Sts_ee-t-) (7 a30)
b. Var:ia:«ce . (Parki.ng and et-hack.) Cen-tux and i7p:i ?e
Af =ton 1?o �,d (7:45)
24 Liquor Idc.ense (Tavern and 3..2 ,Non.-- EnL-o2ai-C.'F:1t n-g InEtlt:
Li_cllor) Goodrich Golf: Co .1 -se (182.0 Van I)yk(::! Stre- .t)
2,� Street L-ap rovenent Furness Coiri-
(G) fPPRO7Y !.L OF ACCOUNTS
p
J;UST_iI:CSS
(f l-. ETc: T (FR to BCM M De-:m Av entle, White 13ea?°
to Ira.«a.wood Street) (Second Rea i.xlg)
20
S;:;<,:c:i.al Use Permit (Off.i :e /Wa.T:ehouSCO °'-
C):t °dij. -lance (Second
Reading) .
34
a an Z1, ;� SEJE^
�� Water CTJ CGZc 1iC�1%
C� J e= Avenue .
(IF'bei-s.-Lbility
Study)_
4.
Sign Rey. *i (,,:v.r -
1 ?i_�:c�: "t ca?zc' `1�t :i lcii.t..� (1895
Wooc:1 ]_yxa A-ve lery)
Po-sche A . ?•.l
lA.,. •a1wa E.)
rill t C
Ti'ucz es -
(23 jr sl
S J.
3. Lob, Divisions
Lauri.c Road M-.1zelwood. Strc,,.et
2691. Genf Strc-ic-t-,
cQ Gem Street axid Vale Street
d. Sterling Av(-,.z-iue (Weinke)
4. Building Conditions
Hazelwood Heights Apcirtments
(Citizen' Pzeque.st),
5. Pub.1-Le Use 1-.,,as * ement Betwee.n Bittersweet Lane and
Flandx,au street
6. Parking Regulation Day Road', South of Leland Drive
7. Sanitary Sewer and Water. Impro'*veme- J-s
Lydia Avenue,
T.H. 6I West' 42.9 e e, t'
8. State Speed Study ivi. S. A. Streets
9. Assessment Correctio.ns
10� Osterg.ren Parm - Proposed Heritage Center"
�p
MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
7:30 P.M., Thursday, May 13, 1976
Council Chambers, Municipal Building
Meeting No. 76 -14
A. CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the City Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, was held in the Council
Chambers, Municipal Building and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Bruton.
B. ROLL CALL
Robert
T.
Bruton, Mayor
Present
Norman
G.
Anderson, Councilman
Present
John C.
Greavu,
Councilman
Absent
Burton
A.
Murdock, Councilman
Present
Donald
J.
Wiegert, Councilman
Present
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Minutes No. 76 -12 (April 22, 1976)
Councilman Anderson moved that the Minutes of Meeting No. 76 -12 (April 22, 1976
be approved as submitted.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
2. Minutes No. 76 -13 (April 29, 1976)
Councilman Wiegert moved that the Minutes of Meeting No. 76 -13 (April 29, 1976)
be approved as corrected:
Page 6: Item E- 1 -f -2, should be "R -1 ".
Seconded by Mayor Bruton. Ayes - all.
D. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Mayor Bruton moved to approve the Agenda as amended:
1. Proclamation - Honor America Days
2. Resolution - Volunteer Recognition Week (Council Backing)
3. Moritorium - St. Paul
4. Maple Woods Apartments
5. 7 -11 Store on Larpenteur & McKnight
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.,
E. PUBLIC HEARINGS
Mayor Bruton recessed the meeting at 7:40 P.M. to reconvene as Board of Appeals and
Adjustments.
Mayor Bruton reconvened the meeting at 8:10 P.M.
- 1 - 5/13
1. 2130 Arcade Street - Lot Division
a. Mayor Bruton stated Council will now discuss the lot division that is assoc-
iated with the hearing held before the Board of Appeals and Adjustments.
b. Manager Miller presented the staff report.
C. Councilman Anderson moved to table the lot division item until the following
week to allow staff to investigate the sewer assessments.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
2. Liquor License - Goodrich Golf Course
a. Mayor Bruton convened the meeting for a public hearing regarding the request
of Mr. John Shortridge for a Tavern and On -Sale 3.2 Non - Intoxicating Beer License
to be located at Goodrich Golf Course, 1820 VanDyke Street. The notice of hearing
was read along with the dates of publication.
b. Manager Miller presented the staff report.
c. Mayor Bruton called for persons who wished to be heard for or against the
proposal. None were heard.
d. Mayor Bruton closed the public hearing.
e. Councilman Murdock moved to approve the Tavern License and the 3.2 Non -In-
toxicating Malt Liquor License as requested by Mr. John Shortridge for the Goo
rich Golf Course, 1820 VanDyke Street, subject to favorable reports to all inv
igations.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
F. AWARDING OF BIDS
1. Vehicles
a. Two Four Door Sedans
1. Manager Miller presented the staff report with the recommendation that
authorization be granted for the purchase of two Matador Sedans through the
City- County purchasing Agency.
t-
2. Mayor Bruton moved authorization to purchase two AMC Matador 4 door sedans
in the amount of $4,086.20 per each car, through the City- County Purchasing
Department.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert
Motion carried.
b. Suburban Vehicle
Ayes - Mayor Bruton, Councilmen Anderson
and Wiegert.
Nays - Councilman Murdock.
- 2 - 5/13
1. Manager Miller presented staff report and stated one bid was received
for the Suburban Vehicle in the amount of $5,065.20 and acceptance is re-
commended.
2. Mayor Bruton moved authorization
Vehicle in the amount of $5,065.20,
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
Motion carried.
C. Transfer of Funds
1. Mayor Bruton
in the budget to
staff report.
Ayes - Mayor Bruton, Councilmen Anderson
and Wiegert.
Nays - Councilman Murdock.
t funds from Ca
for
tal Outlay Equipment be transf
three vehicles as stated in th
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
2. Street Improvement - Furness Court
a. Manager Miller stated 6 bids were received with the high bid being
$36,500.00 and the low bid being $27,144.75 from Erwin Montgomery Con-
struction Company. The Engineers estimate for the project was slightly
under $32,000.00. It is recommended that the low bid be accepted.
b. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
76 -5 -76
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that the
bid of Erwin Montgomery Construction Company, Inc. in the amount of
$27,144.75 is the lowest responsible bid for the grading, paving and
utilities on Furness Court, Maplewood Project 75 -8, and the Mayor and
Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to enter into a contract with
said bidder for and on behalf of the City.
Seconded by Mayor Bruton. Ayes - all.
APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS
Councilman Murdock moved that the accounts (Part I - Fees, Services, Expenses, Check
No. 018431 through Check No. 018606 - $316,508.27; Check No. 1415 through Check No.
1444 - $67,360.07: Part II - Payroll - Check No. 10994 through Check No. 11094 -
$37,306.71) in the amount of $421,175.05 be Daid as submitted.
Seconded by Councilman Anderson. Ayes - all.
H. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Zone Change (FR to BCM) - Beam Avenue, White Bear Avenue to Hazelwood Street -
Ordinance - Second Reading
a. Manager Miller presented the staff report and stated the Beam Avenue zone
change from White Bear Avenue to Hazelwood Street was placed on first reading
- 3 - 5/13
at the public hearing of April 29. Second reading and final adoption is now in
order. A 4/5's vote is required for passage of any amendment to the Zoning Code.
b. Councilman Murdock moved to table this item until the next Council meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - Mayor Bruton, Councilmen Murdock
and Wiegert.
Mays - Councilman Anderson.
Motion carried.
2. Special Use Permit (Office /Warehouse) - Ordinance - Second Reading
a. Manager Miller stated this ordinance was placed on first reading at the
Council meeting of April 29 after a public hearing. Second reading and final adopt-
ion is in order. Due to the fact that this is an amendment to the Zoning Code, it
will require a 4/5's vote for passage.
b. Mayor Bruton introduced the following ordinance and moved its adoption:
ORDINANCE NO. 395
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING CODE
OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF
MAPLEWOOD, RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA,
PERTAINING TO THE M -1, LIGHT MANUFAC-
TURING DISTRICT AS WELL AS SPECIAL USE
PERMITS UNDER SECTIONS 909 AND 911
OFFICE /WAREHOUSE USE
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Zoning Code of the City of Maplewood is amended by
modifying the present section 909.010 (1) (c) and by adding a new section
(12) to Section 911.010.
Section 909.010. M - 1 Light Manufacturing is revised to read as
follows:
"I. Use Regulations
(c) Trucking yard or terminal."
Section 911.010. Special Use Permits is revised to read as follows:
"12. Office and warehouse in the M -1, Light Manufacturing District"
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be deemed a part of the Municipal Code
of the City of Maplewood, Minnesota, and shall be incorporated therein at
the time of the next revision of said code.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force after its
passage and publication.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
- 4 - 5/13
3. Sanitary Sewer and Water Improvement - Carver Avenue Feasibility Study (Improve-
ment No. 76 -3)
a. Manager Miller presented a copy of the Carver Avenue sanitary sewer and water
improvement feasibility study which indicates the project is feasible. This pro-
ject is tied in to the Carver interceptor sewer proposed by the Metropolitan Waste
Control Commission. A public hearing date of June 24 is recommended.
b. Mayor Bruton introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
76 -5 -77
WHEREAS, the City Engineer for the City of Maplewood has been authorized
and directed to prepare a report with reference to the improvement of Carver
Avenue by construction of sanitary sewer services, watermain and watermain
services; and
WHEREAS, the said City Engineer has prepared the aforesaid report for the
improvement herein described:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA,
as follows:
1. The report of the City Engineer advising this Council that the
proposed improvement on Carver Avenue by construction of sanitary
sewer services and watermain and watermain services is feasible and
should best be made as proposed, is hereby received.
2. The Council will consider the aforesaid improvement in accordance with
the reports and the assessment of benefited property for all or a
portion of the cost of the improvement according to M.S.A. Chapter 429,
at an estimated total cost of the improvement of $466,440.00.
3. A public hearing will be held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall
at 1380 Frost. Avenue on Thursday, June 24, 1976, at 7:30 P.M. to consider
said improvement. The City Clerk shall give mailed and published notice
of such hearing and improvement as required by law.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF IMPROVEMENT
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Maplewood, Ramsey County, Minnesota,
deems it necessary and expedient that the improvement hereinafter described, be
made,
NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the City Council will hold a
public hearing on said improvement at the following time and place within the
said City:
Date and Time: Thursday, June 24, 1976 at 7:30 P.M.
Location: Council Chambers of the City Hall, 1380 Frost Avenue
The general nature of the improvement is the construction of sanitary sewer
services, watermain and watermain services in the following described area:
- 5 - 5/13
Sanitary sewer services proposed to be connected to the M.W.C.C.
Carver Lake Interceptor on Carver Avenue from McKnight Road to
I -494, then north and east to Century Avenue at Carver Lake.
Watermain and services proposed on McKnight Road from Highwood
Avenue to Carver Avenue, east on Carver Avenue to I -494, cross -
country to Century Avenue at Carver Lake, north on Century to
Highwood Avenue, then west on Highwood approximately 2000 feet.
The total estimated cost of said improvement is $466,440.00.
It is proposed to assess every lot, piece or parcel of land benefited
by said improvement whether abutting thereon or not, based upon benefits
received without regard to cash valuation.
Persons desiring to be heard with reference to the proposed improvement
should be present at this hearing.
This Council proposes to proceed under the authority granted by Chapter
429 M.S.A.
Dated this 13th day of May, 1976.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
/s/ Mrs. Lucille E. Aurelius
City Clerk, City of Maplewood, Minn.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
4. Sign Review - Firestone Building - 1895 Woodlyn Avenue
a. Board Member Tom Jones presented the following Community Design Review Board
recommendation:
"Board Member Jones moved that the Community Design Review Board recommend to
the City Council the proposal for the Firestone store pylon sign be approved
subject to the following conditions and in order to avoid a clutter of signs in
the area as it develops:
1. The vertical pylon sign as proposed in the design drawing dated 1 -6 -76 and
designated job 114172 be approved with the addition of the extension of the tube
column to and across the top of the sign, the height not to exceed 25 feet;
2. There shall be no signs on the building other than a sign on the southern
exposure centered on the sales room entrance door stating the Firestone name
with interior lighting and letters not exceeding 15 inches in height;
3. All other approvals be recinded;
4. All other signs, banners, pennants and similar attention getting devices in-
cluding window signs, are prohibited;
5. Owner and applicant agree to the above conditions in writing.
Board Member Schulte seconded. Voting on motion: Ayes all."
- 6 - 5/13
b. Mr. David Parkhill, associated with the Maplewood Plaza introduced Mr. Roger
Nordel, representing Firestone. They both spoke on behalf of the sign.
c. Councilman Anderson moved to approve the sign permit for
Woodlyn Avenue, subject to the recommendation of the Communi
Board
and the following conditions:
1. The vertical pylon sign as proposed in the design drawing dated 1/6/76 and
designated job 114172 be approved with the addition of the extension of the
tube column to and across the top of the sign, the height not to exceed 25
feet;
2. There shall be no signs on the building other than a sign on the southern
exposure centered on the sales room entrance door stating the Firestone name
and a sign over service doors indicating car service as originally approved
with interior lighting and letters not exceeding 15 inches in height;
3. All other sign approvals be recinded;
4. All other signs, banners, pennants and similar attention getting devices in-
cluding window signs, are prohibited;
5. Owner and applicant agree to the above conditions in writing.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
I. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
None.
Mayor Bruton moved to waive the Rules of Procedures and discuss Item J -4 at this time.
Seconded by Councilman Anderson. Ayes - all.
J. NEW BUSINESS
4. Building Conditions - Hazelwood Heights Apartments - Citizen Request
a. Ms. Leslie Miller, resident, representing group of citizens spoke regarding
the conditions of the apartment complex. She further stated the living conditions
are not safe, not clean or sanitary and they do not get any cooperation from
anyone.
b. Mr, John Tschida, Journeyman Pest Control Operator, licensed by the City of
St. Paul, requested Council refer the residents to someone that could help them.
C. Mr. Les Swanson, 2124 Barclay Avenue, representing eight homeowners from the
adjacent area, stated Council should do something for the adjacent homeowners in
the area. The neighbors complaints are: trash, pets, kids smoking something other
than cigarettes, one dumpster not adequate for 99 units, exterior maintenance not
kept up, the pond at back of property has now become huge sewer, old clothes, raw
garbage, old tires, parts of applicances, etc. The City should be able to force
these people to control their pets, take care of their rubbish and provide adequate
conditions for their renters.
d. Mayor Bruton introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
76 -5 -78
WHEREAS, the Council has received a petition of the majority of the tenants
- 7 - 5/13
of the Hazelwood Heights apartments located at County Road B and Hazelwood and a
number of the surrounding residents; and
WHEREAS, numerous police complaints have been received regarding activities
going on in the buildings; and
WHEREAS, the Fire Marshal has been called in to investigate potential fire
hazards and has found heaters red tagged by Northern States Power;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEW00D, requests
the County to aid us in finding any available means whereby these people may find
relief from the inadequate upkeep of the premises through the Consumers Affair
Division, County Attorney, County Health Department or any other appropriate County
Department; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Police and Fire Department and Health Officer
of the City of Maplewood, to the extent that there are illegal activities or unsafe
activities, be advised to also attempt to improve the conditions that are in direct
violation of the law.
Seconded by Councilman Anderson. Ayes - all.
e. Council directed staff to send copy of petition from residents of Hazelwood
Heights and a copy of Council's resolution be sent to Ramsey County Board of
Commissioners Executive Secretary.
1. Sign Review - Porshe Audi (2780 North Maplewood Drive)
a. Board Member Janes presented the following Community Design Review Board re-
commendation:
"Board Member Howard moved the Community Design Review Board recommend to the
City Council the proposed Alfa Romero sign be found in conformance with the
Community Design Review Baord Ordinance subject to the following conditions:
1. The sign illumination is to be extinguished after business hours.
2. Since there already is a large sign on the fence advertising "Used Cars" the
freestanding used car sign is to be removed;
3. The approved freestanding sign is to be renovated;
4. The sign will be installed as shown on the plan submitted including white
background enclosing the Alfa Romero medallion;
5. The owner and applicant agree to the above conditions in writing.
Board Member Schulte seconded. Ayes all."
b. Manager Miller presented Council with a copy of a letter from Mr. Robert
Stevenson, President of Metropolitan Porsche -Audi, Inc. protesting the conditions.
C. Councilman Anderson moved to approve the sign permit for Metropolitan Porsche -
Audi, Inc., 2780 North Maplewood Drive, subject to the following Community Design
Review Board recommendations:
1. The sign illumination is to be extinguished after business hours;
2. Since there is a large sign on the fence advertising "Used Cars" and a free-
standing used car sign, one of them is to be removed. If the freestanding
used car sign is retained, it should be cleaned up and painted.
- 8 - 5/13
3. The approved freestanding sign is to be cleaned up and painted;
4. The sign will be installed as shown on the plan submitted including white
background enclosing the Alfa Romero medallion;
5. The owner and applicant agree to the above conditions in writing.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
2. Building and Site Review - Truck Utilities - 2370 English Street
a. Board Member Janes presented the following Community Design Review Board
recommendation:
"Chairman Simkins moved the Community Design Review Board recommend to the City
Council approval of Truck Utilities building as it is found to be in conformance
with the Community Design Review Baord Ordinance subject to the following con-
ditions:
1. Additional landscaping be provided in the area designated as lawn on the south
side of the new building along the parking lot and drive;
2. Any changes in the approved parking, storage and circulation plan be submitted
to the City for review and approval;
3. All outside storage shall be in the designated outside storage area as indi-
cated on the site plan;
4. The wall sign on the south elevation of the proposed building to be of a
style comparable with Berg - Torseth be approved with all other signs, flags,
banners, pennants and other similar attention getting devices prohibited;
5. Break off block shall continue across the entire south elevation and along
the west elevation in lieu of the way -lite blocks as shown on the plan;
6. The fence along the south property line shall be set away from the property
line 37 feet;
7. A landscaping plan of the lawn area on the south side of the building shall
be submitted for staff review. Landscaping of that area shall include addit-
ional trees and shrubs;
8. Parking stalls on the east and west side of the proposed building shall be 10
by 20 feet and no.storage of trucks or truck bodies in that area will be
permitted;
9. The exterior metal panels to be venetian yellow throughout with breakoff
block, doors, exposed steel columns, letters on the sign and roof facia to
be brown;
10. Owner and applicant agree to the above conditions in writing.
Board Member Howard seconded. Ayes all."
b. Mr. Terry Kellogg, the builder, spoke regarding the request. He stated the
owners agreed to the conditions.
C. Councilman Murdock moved to approve the building and site plans for Truck
Utilities, 2370 English Street, subject to conditions as given in the report of
the Community Design Review Board.
Seconded by Councilman Anderson. Ayes - all.
3. Lot Divisions
a. Laurie Road and Hazelwood Street
- 9 - 5/13
1. Manager Miller stated the owner of the east 20 feet of lot 23 and all of
lots 24 thru 30, Block 8, Sabin Addition to Gladstone is requesting to divide
the property (300 feet) into 3 lots; A and B to be 80 x 134.9 feet each and
C to be 140 feet x 134.9 feet. It is recommended the proposed lot division
be approved as compatible with the existing lots in the area.
2. Mayor Bruton moved to approve the lot division at the Northeast corner of
Laurie Road and Hazelwood Street as presented in the staff report.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
b. 2691 Gem Street
1. Manager Miller stated the applicant, Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Martin, 2691
Gem Street is requesting to divide his property 220 feet x 203 feet into two
lots, Lot A - 100 feet x 203 feet and Lot B - 120 feet x 203 feet.
It is recommended the proposed lot division be approved subject to the follow-
ing conditions:
1. Applicant apply for rezoning to R -1 Single Family Residential;
2. Owner and applicant agree to the above condition in writing.
2. Councilman Murdock moved to
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Martin, 269
)rove the lot division as re(
1. Applicant apply for rezoning to R -1 Single Family Residential;
2. Owner and applicant agree to the above condition in writing.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
c. Gem Street and Vale Street
1. Director of Community Development Reed presented the staff report and
stated it is recommended the proposed lot division be approved subject to the
following conditions:
1. The lot division be approved upon the acquisition of Lot B by Ramsey
County for open space;
2. Payment of deferred sanitary sewer and water assessments;
3. Applicant apply for rezoning to R -1, Single Family Residential;
4. Owner and applicant agree to the above conditions in writing.
2. Councilman Murdock moved to approve the lot division as requested subject
to the following conditions:
1. The lot division be approved upon the acquisition of Lot B by Ramsey
County for open space;
2. Payment of deferred sanitary sewer and water assessments;
3. Applicant apply for rezoning to R -1, Single Family Residential;
4. Owner and applicant agree to the above conditions in writing.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
d. Sterling Avenue (Weinke)
- 10 - 5/13
1. Manager Miller stated the applicant proposes to divide the parcel to
create a lot containing 3.02 acres fronting on the unimproved portion of
Sterling Street. The owner of the property resides at 1038 Marnie Street
which abuts the subject property. The owner has indicated that he intends
to leave the property as is to eliminate the possibility of development
occuring adjacent to his home.
It is recommended the proposed lot division be approved subject to the follow-
ing conditions:
1. The subject property be assembled with the lot at 1038 Marnie and be
recorded as one parcel;
2. Owner and applicant agree to the above condition in writing.
2. Mr. Weinke, the applicant, spoke regarding his request.
3. Councilman Anderson moved to approve the lot division as requested by
Mr. W. F. Weinke, 1038 Marnie Street, subject to the following conditions:
1. The subject property be assembled with the lot at 1038 Marnie and be
recorded as one parcel;
2. Owner and applicant agree to the above condition in writing.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
4. Discussed after Visitor Presentations
5. Public Use Easement - Between Bittersweet Lane and Flandrau Street
a. Manager Miller presented letters from Two (2) adjacent property owners and
a map of the area indicating problems involved in public use of land. The City
acquired title to the property in conjunction with the installation of a water
main in 1973. After the installation of the watermain, pedestrians commenced
using the area as a walkway from the neighborhood to the Four Seasons Park. In-
cidents of pedestrians straying from this walkway and creating nuisances to ad-
joining property owners has occurred. The request of the adjoining property
owners is that the City return the property to the former property owner and that
controls on use of the site can then be made.
The Director of Community Services feels that the walkway is needed to provide
access to the Four Seasons Park to that area on Bittersweet and easterly.
It is recommended that the staff be authorized to work with the property owners
in establishing some type of control for the pedestrians utilizing the property.
b. Mr. Joe Zappa, 2522 Flandrau, property owner to the north of the walkway
stated he is one of the affected homeowners and he feels it is a nuisance.
C. Mr. John Oswald, lives on south side, also spoke regarding the walkway being
a nuisance.
d. Councilman Anderson moved to authorize staff to work with property owners in
establishine controls.
Motion died for lack of a second.
- 11 - 5/13
e. Councilman Murdock moved to return the property to the owner with future
purchase by the City for the same amount if street goes in, to remain an ease-
ment.
City Attorney Lais gave his opinion on the legality of Councilman Murdock's
motion.
Councilman Murdock withdrew his motion.
f. Councilman Anderson moved to refer to staff to work out a solution with the
property owners with a deadline being set of June 17, 1976.
Seconded by Mayor Bruton. Ayes - Mayor Bruton, Councilmen Anderson and Wiegert.
Nays - Councilman Murdock.
Motion carried.
Mayor Bruton moved to suspend the Rules of'Prc
move Item L -1 to next item on Agenda.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
L. ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
1. Reports - Water
to continue the meeting and to
a. Manager Miller stated in response to a shirt - sleeve meeting of the Council
on April 6th, the following points were raised concerning the proposed water
improvements:
1. Method of assessment
A. Watermains
B. Age of existing lines and level of maintenance
C. Those who have been assessed or paid a connection charge previously
D. Water Tower.
E. Possible assessment of areas not served by mains
2. Possibility of granting credit to those people who have paid a Water
Availability Charge
3. Assessment of current zoning with increases to apply as zoning
changes for a higher use
4. Possible length of bonding
5. Water rate surcharge
6. Method of holding hearings.
b. Council discussed the matter and asked questions of staff.
C. The six points mentioned in the staff report were discussed. Council has
basic agreement on No. 1; No. 2 - 50% of cost of today's main; No. 3 - basic
agreement to go with existing zoning; No. 4 - agreement; No. 5 - St. Paul will
collect and submit it back; No. 6 - to be divided according to neighborhoods
on areas, four nights of hearings.
- 12 - 5/13
d. Manager Miller stated staff will be submitting a recommendation as to when
the public hearings will be held, probably July or early August.
J. NEW BUSINESS (continued)
6. Parking REgulation - Day Road, South of Leland Road
a. Manager Miller stated staff has received a number of complaints relative to
golf carts parking on Day Road near Leland Road. "No Parking" signs have been
placed on a temporary trial basis on both sides of Day Road near Leland Road and
have received no complaints regarding the signs. It is recommended that the "No
Parking" designation be made permanent.
b. Councilman Anderson moved that the "No Parking" designation on Day Road be
made permanent.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
7. Sanitary Sewer and Water Improvements - Lydia Avenue, T.H. 61 West 429 Feet
a. Manager Miller stated a valid petition for the installation of sewer and water
on Lydia Avenue from T.H. 61 to a point 429 feet west has been received. Sanitary
sewer in the form of the Beltline Interceptor is now in place on the east side of
T.H. 61. The closest location for water at this point is either T.H. 61 and Koh -
lman or from Hazelwood in the vicinity of Beam Avenue and County Road "D ".
A feasibility study for the project as required by law is recommended.
b. Councilman Anderson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
76 -5 -79
WHEREAS, a certain petition has been received by the City Council for the
improvement on Lydia Avenue from T. H. 61 to 429 feet West by construction of
sewer and water main; and
WHEREAS, the said petition has been declared to be signed by the required
percentage of owners of property affected thereby;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA,
that the petition as hereinbefore described is hereby referred to the City
Engineer, who is hereby instructed to report to the Council with all convenient
speed advising the Council in a preliminary way as to whether the proposed improve-
ment is feasible and should best be made as proposed, and the estimated cost of
the improvement as recommended.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
8. State Speed Study - M.S.A. Streets
a. Manager Miller presented Council a letter from the district highway traffic
engineer regarding reimbursement for traffic signs. In that letter, several
discrepancies in speed zoning and signing were mentioned.
In order to properly study the situation and to reduce what the state feels is
the legal speed limit of 55 miles per hour, it is recommended that the City re-
quest the State Highway Department to perform speed studies on all Municipal
- 13 - 5/13
State Aid streets in Maplewood to determine the correct speeds. This would
then allow the posting of the streets at the proper speed limits. The en-
forcement of the proper speed limits could then be accomplished.
b. Councilman Murdock introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
76 -5 -80
RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Maplewood, Minnesota, hereby
requests the Minnesota Highway Department to determine the safe speed limit on
the following:
Upper Afton - McKnight to Century
Conway - McKnight to Century
Carlton - Conway to Minnehaha
Sterling - Larpenteur to South
VanDyke - Larpenteur to North St. Paul Road
Hazelwood - Frost to County Road "D"
English - Larpenteur to Gervais
Atlantic - Cope to T. H. 36
Cope - Atlantic to White Bear Avenue
Cope - -Hazel Street to Craig Place
Gervais - Barclay to White Bear Avenue
Beam - White Bear Avenue to Cal de sac
Beam - Frederick to Bellaire
Lydia - White Bear Avenue to Ariel
Lydia - Chisholm Parkway to Bellaire
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the
Traffic and Safety Division of the Minnesota Department of Highways.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
9. Assessment Corrections
a. Project 71 -6 Beebe Road
1. Manager Miller presented the staff report and recommended the corrections
to the three assessments be completed.
2. Following Council discussion Councilman Anderson moved to table the Beebe
Road assessment corrections for further investieation.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
b. Brookview Drive
1. Manager Miller stated the assessment for Storm Sewer Improvement 73 -10
(73 -14 Brookview Drive) against the property of John Odell, 2604 Brookview
Drive, Code No. 57 17500 130 06 had been deferred by the Council. Ramsey
County inadvertantly levied instead of deferring the assessment.
2. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
- 14 - 5/13
76 -5 -81
WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution 75 -8 -163 of the City Council of Maplewood,
adopted 8 -26 -75 the special assessments for the construction of Brookview
Drive Storm Sewer No. 73 -14 were levied against property described by County
Auditors Code No. 57- 1750- 130 -06; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Council that the said assessment against
the property described herein be deferred;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA,
that the assessment for Brookview Drive Storm Sewer No. 73 -14 against the
property described by County Aiditor's Code No. 57 1750 130 06 in the amount
of $50.00 be and hereby is deferred.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Ramsey County Auditor be and is hereby
authorized to make the necessary changes in his records to properly reflect
this action.
Seconded by Councilman Anderson. Ayes - all.
10. Ostergren Farm - Proposed Heritage Center
a. Manager Miller presented the staff report and recommended Council accept the
name "Maplewood Heritage Center" to be used for the Ostergren Farm.
Next, the Council should pass a resolution stating that the Ostergren Farm will
be the Official Heritage Center for the City and the Center will formally recog-
nize and protect gifts or donations of artifacts to the City.
b. Councilman Anderson moved to name the Ostergren Farm the "Maplewood Heritage
Center ".
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all..
C. Councilman Anderson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
76 -5 -82
WHEREAS, the Ostergren Farm was purchased by the City of Maplewood for the
purpose to be preserved and restored in its original state; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has renamed the Ostergren Farm to the "Maplewood
Heritage Center "; and
WHEREAS, the Ostergren Farm will be the official Heritage Center for Maple-
wood and that the Center will formally recognize and protect gifts or donations
of artifacts;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD, that the Ostergren
Farm is declared to be the official Maplewood Heritage Center and all gifts and/
or donations will be protected.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
K. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS
- 15 - 5/13
1. Honor America Days
Mayor Bruton made the following Proclamation:
On this two - hundredth anniversary of American Independence every citizen
should realize that the American Experiment in democracy has produced the
largest measure of freedom and the highest standard of living for more people
than any other nation in the world.
But we must never forget that our blessings are not self - perpetuating and
must be guarded and earned over and over again by constant attention to the
principles upon which the United States of America was founded.
To underscore this truth, the Congress has voted and the President has
approved a joint resolution setting aside the twenty -one days from Flag Day to
Independence Day as a period dedicated to honoring America in an effective manner.
It is especially fitting that these days of 1976 be devoted to acclaiming
basic American principles by a massive expression of appreciation for the bless-
ings and strengths of this great democracy.
Therefore, by virtue of the powers vested in this office, I, as Mayor of our
city, do hereby proclaim the 21 days starting June 14 through July 4, 1976, as a
time to honor America, and call upon all citizens - community and religious leaders,
business and labor, schools and veterans organizations -to recognize these as
special days with appropriate programs and ceremonies.
2. Volunteer Recognition Days
Mayor Bruton introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
76 -5 -83
WHEREAS, numerous citizens in Maplewood contribute their time and talent
as volunteers to improve the lives and well -being of others in the City of
Maplewood; and
WHEREAS, the efforts of these volunteers do not always receive the apprec-
iation that is befitting; and
WHEREAS, the week of May 16 thru 22 has been proclaimed by Governor Anderson
as Volunteer Recognition Week;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD
expresses its appreciation and sets aside May 16 thru 22 as a time to pay special
tribute to these dedicated citizens.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
3. St. Paul Moritorium
a. Councilman Murdock stated St. Paul has declared a moritorium on a specific
building. He requested Attorney Lais's opinion as to the legality of this action.
b. City Attorney Lais expressed his opinion.
4. Maple Woods Apartments
- 16 - 5/13
L
a. Councilman Anderson stated he received a call from a resident indicating there
is dumping being done behind the Maple Woods Apartments. He instructed staff to
sued a letter to the owners expressing our concern.
b. Councilman Anderson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
76 -5 -83A
WHEREAS, they cleaned brush, concrete curbs, asphalt and dumped it on the
property, thereby encouraging others; and
WHEREAS, others have now proceeded to add additional brush, which has created
a fire hazard; and
WHEREAS, others have continued to dump other things which are creating a
potential health hazard;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MAPLEWOOD,
expresses its concern and directs staff to take whatever action is necessary to
attempt to clean up the premises.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
5. 7 -11 Store - Larpenteur and McKnight
a. Councilman Anderson stated the store area is a mess. Staff instructed to
investigate.
ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS (continued)
1. Reports
a. Brauer Report
1. Manager Miller stated the Brauer Report will be reviewed by the Planning
Commission on Monday evening.
b. Sound Barrier Hearing
1. Manager Miller stated it had been suggested to the Community Design
Review Board that they hold a hearing and get input from the people and report
back to Council.
2. Councilman Wiegert moved to approve the Community Design Review Board to
hold a public hearing on May 25, 1976 regarding sound barriers.
Seconded by Councilman Murdock. Ayes - all.
C. 49er's Requests for 1977
1. Manager Miller stated staff had received the 49er's demands for 1977.
M A M A will again be negotiating with them.
2. No action taken.
d. Mediation
- 17 - 5/13
I . Manager Miller stated tomorrow moi°nJng he and the Personnel. Officer
will be in mediation with 320 at the Bureau of Mediation Services.
3. Finance Director. Interviews
1. Manager Miller stated interviewing for Finance Officer is being done
and a decision should be completed in approximately three weeks.
2. Shirt Sleeve Session - Canvess of Elections
a. Canvess of Elections
1. Manager Miller suggested June 2, 1976 at 7:30 P.M. for a special meeting
to be held at the "Maplewood Heritage Center" to canvess the Election.
2. Mayor Bruton moved` to establ_.i_sl,.v June 2, 1976, 7 :30 P.M., as the date for
a special me ^c t ing . to cnavc s s�the election ct,.i on i.o b` held at the. Maplewood Hezi.t lge
Center. -
Seconded by Councilman Anderson. Ayes -- all.
b. Shirt Sleeve Session.
1. Manager Miller stated for sometime now the staff has been working together
as a group preparing a personnel policy and manual. The policy and manual
are now nearing completion and the staff would like to meet with Council in a
s-hirt sleeve session to review with you the latest draft of the policy and to
get: your views. After the shirt sleeve session the staff proposes to colic it
input from the employees prior to formal. presentation to and adoption by the.
Council.
2. Mayor Bruton moved to hold_ a shirt sleeve session following the meet.in
to canvess elections, �June �2, 1976, at the Maplewood Heritage Center.
Seconded by Councilman. Anderson. 'Ayes -- all.
3. Acceptance of Donations
a. Manager. Miller stated the Pulbic Safety Department has received the donation
of a Simdac brand remote stake out unit from the North Maplewood Lions Club.
This is a portable alarm unit that relays a signal_ v:ia radio. It is recommended
that the North Maplewood Lions Club be thanked for the gift.
In addition, the Mobile Radio Engineeril:ig Company has offered to donate a speed
gun radar speed monitoring device to the City. The unit was used as a demonstrator
by the company. It is recommended that this gift be accepted and thanks:; be ex-
tended to the donator.
b. Councilman Wiegert moved to accept the donation of a Si.mdac brand remote
portable al-arm unit from the North Maplew(r qd Lions Club and the donation of a--
radar speed mon.itori_ng_ device from the Mobile Radio N^Engineering Company and _letters
of appreciation be f.orwcirded.
Seconded by Councilman Anderson.
I
r1.
ADJOURN' TvIENT
1:12 A.M.
Ayes -• all..
M1Sw
5/13
CI TY
OF M Ai) 1.. E,wc.OD
ACCOUNTS PAYAt51'1-
DATE 05-- 1.3 °76
CIIt =CK I
A M O U N T
C I_ A I M A "N T
P U R P 0 .S E
1.3454
1x418.40
J G CIIISHOLld
FEES FOR SERVICE
1.845`i
13.95
COAST TO COAST STORES
MAINTENANCE MATERIALS
18/t56
5.8, 3
CROSSROADS FORD
SUPPLIES, VEH4CLE
18457
1.41.
DENNIS S CUSICK
TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
1.8458
29000
PAT DALEY
FEES FOR SERVICE
18459
4..60
DISPATCH PIONEER
PRESS
SUBSCRIPTICNS C MEMBERSHIP
181:60
142..99
DISPATCH PIONEER
PRESS
CONSTRUCTICN FUNC
18461
16.50
PATRICIA Y FERRAZZO
TRAVEL C TRAINl '-�
1.8462
1699926.25
1ST NATL BANK OF
ST PAUL
BONDS PRINCIPAL
AND -00ND9 INTEREST
Lti ,(x63
22.10
FISHER PHOTO SUPPLY
CO,
SUPPLIES, ECUIPIME -NIT
18464
215..50
GENERAL BINDING CORP
SUPPLIES, OFFICE
18465
564000
GENERAL SPORTS
SUPPLIES, PROGRAM
18466
8 -eae13
GENUINE PARTS CO
SUPPLIEST VEHICLE
AND —SUPPLIES, E00TPl,ENT.
18467
67.58
GOODYEAR SERVICE
STORE
SUPPLIES, VEHICLE
1.8468
29.96
NORMAN L GREEN
UNIFORMS & CLOTHING
18469
2C.CO
HOWE MOVING CO
FEES FOR SERVICE
18470
7.37
HOWIES LOCK E KEY
SERVICE
SUPPLIES, JANITORIAL
AND—MAINTENANCE MATERIALS
1.8471
72.99,
INTL BUS MACHINES
CORP
SUPPLIES, CFFICE
18472
135.00
INTL UiNION OF OPR
ENG 1149
UNION DUES W/H
18473
80.00
J C J TROPHYS AND
SPORTS
SUPPLIES, PROGRAM
1.8474
308.94
KIRKHAM MICHAEL
CONSTRUCTION FUNC
1.8475
363.45
KIRKHAM MICHAEL
CONSTRUCTION FUND
18476
10*883.45
K.IRKHAM 141CHAEL
CONSTRUCTION FUND
16477
85..55
KOPY KAT 'INSTANT
PUBLISHING
I
i
4 ,
AND ---CCNSTRUCTICN FUND
18:82
3.2.0.50
LAKE SANITATION
L=EES FOR SERVICE.
1.8483
18000
i
TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
1.8484
87.00
LEAGUE OF FINN HR CORM
CITY
_._.__._._._._._._..._...
OF MAPLE:t<COC
_ _.___..._.. .M_........__..___....._e
ACC,, -TS PAYABI.J: DATE.
-.._
05 -13-76
BOOKS f, PERIODICALS
18486
CHECK 0
A M G U N T
is E. A I NI' A N T -
P U R P
C S E
LESLIE PAPER
SUPPLIES, OFFICE
18la88
18478
22.13
KNOX
MAINTENANCE..
MATE=RIALS
1
TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
1.8490
18479
28.35
KOKESH
SUPPLIE.`Sr
PROGRAM
18480
76.20
RANDAL.L KROGSTAD
SALARIES
& kAGESsTE MPCRARY
18492
18481
5s003�10
L.AIS9BANNIGAN fi CIRESI
FEES FOR
SERVICE:
4 ,
AND ---CCNSTRUCTICN FUND
18:82
3.2.0.50
LAKE SANITATION
L=EES FOR SERVICE.
1.8483
18000
ROBERT LE=ACEi
TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
1.8484
87.00
LEAGUE OF FINN HR CORM
SUBSCRIPTIONS G I >tEP•BERSHIP
18 -118 5
25.00
LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA :.
BOOKS f, PERIODICALS
18486
4.64
LEES AUTO SUPPLY
SUPPLIES, VEHICLE
18487
713044
LESLIE PAPER
SUPPLIES, OFFICE
18la88
48.00
LUGER MERCANTILE CO
MAINTENANCE MATERIALS
18489
2,575.CO
L--Z CO INC
TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
1.8490
81..02
MACQUEEN EQUIPMENT INC
SUPPLIES, VEHICLE
AND—SUPPLIES4 ECUIPFENI:
1 -8491
2£.92
MAPLEI-iOOD FOODS
SUPPLIES, PROGRAM"
18492
789.00
MAPLEWOOD OF=F=ICIALS ASSCC
SALARIES & WAGES,TEFPCRARY
18493
5.1.6
NiAPLE'r�UOD PLBG & HTG INC
SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT
18494
g =00
MAPLEWOOD REVIEW
SUBSCRIPTIONS G LfEMB ERSHIP
18495
2.8000
MASON PUBLISHING CC
BOOKS & PERIODICALS
18496
278.75
MCHUTCHISON, NORQUIST &
FEES FOR SERVICE
18497
2.6.31
MERIT CHEVROLET CO
SUPPLIES, VEHICLE
AND—SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT
18498
867.25
METRO AN11,1AL PATROL SERV
FEES FCR SERVICE
18499
1855.00
MIDI:EST WIRE & STEEL_ PRCD
MAINTENANCE MATERIALS
18500
40.00
MIDWAY TRACTOR G EQUIP GO
SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT
18501
23,.45
MICHAEL MILLER
TRAVEL & TRAINING
4 ,
C:FiEC..tC l�.
18502
18`iO3
18504
3.8505
18506
18507.
1.8508
18509
18510
18511
113512
1.851-3
1.851.4
ift51.5
18516
1851"7
1851.8
18519
1852.0
1.8521
18522
1.8')23
185'24
1.8525
V
A M O U N T
OUV1 S PAYAB.I. -E
C t. A I M A N T
0
Dh fl 05-13-76
P U R P O S
26.01
1-111-LER CLOTHING
i
UNIFOR +'S &. CLOTHING
C:FiEC..tC l�.
18502
18`iO3
18504
3.8505
18506
18507.
1.8508
18509
18510
18511
113512
1.851-3
1.851.4
ift51.5
18516
1851"7
1851.8
18519
1852.0
1.8521
18522
1.8')23
185'24
1.8525
V
A M O U N T
OUV1 S PAYAB.I. -E
C t. A I M A N T
0
Dh fl 05-13-76
P U R P O S
26.01
1-111-LER CLOTHING
UNIFOR +'S &. CLOTHING
1500
MINNs CITY
MGR. ASSN,..
SUBSCRIPTICNS C PEf /iBERSHIP
9.08
MN ASSOC
--- ---AAU
SUPPLIES, PROGRAM
256.13
MN DEPT
OF PUBLIC SAFETY..
TELEPHC'NE
AND - -RENTAL, EQUIPMENT
10800
h1N SAFETY
COUNCIL.
TRAVEL & TRAINING
ls'125.CO
WINFIELD
A (11TCHELL
CONSTREJCTICN FUNC
AND °FEES FC R SERVICE
72.CO
MOBILE RADIO)
ENIGR INC
REPAIR &MAINT.F RADIO
5,955.30
MONETTE
CONSTRUC;TICN
CO
CONSTRUCTION FUND
217.70
MOTOROLA
INC
REPAIR &MAINT.t RADIO
100.00
MUNICIPAL
FINANCE CFFICERS
SUBSCRIPTICNS & MEMBERSHIP
129.36
NORMS TIRE
SALES
SUPPLIESv VEHICLE
30.C6
CITY OF
NORTH ST PAUL
FEES FOR SERVICE
20.58
NORTH ST
PAUL WELDING
INC
SUPPLIES, EGl1IPMIENT
5.45
N0R'tHERN
STATES POKER
CC
U1').LIIIE:S
66.39
NOR THE RIM
STATES POh;ER
CC
UTIE:.ITIES
963.77
NORTHERN
STATES POV,ER
CC
UTILITIES
2,534.3:
NOR111 ERN
STATES POWER
CO
FEES FOR SERVICE
95.92
NORTHERN
STATES POKER
CC
REPAIR &MAINT., UTILITY
12.40
NORTHERN
STATES PW -:I't
CC
UTILITIES
138.48
P ;ORIHERN
STATES POI,ER
CC
UTILITIES
17.66
N0RT11EWN1
STATES P0l,FR
CC
UTILITIES
565.73
NORTHERN
STATES POKER
CC
UTILITIES
AND- -TRUST AND AGENCY FUNO
5,456.25
NORTHWESTERN
BANK.CF
MPLS
BOND, INTEREST
AND - -OTHER CHARGES
149949.50
NOR THWIESTERN
BANK CF
MPI.S
BOND, INTEREST
AND—OTHER CHARGES
k
7
i
k
E
i I C:Iif(K it
1£152..6
18527
18528
1852.9
18530
1853).
18532
1.8533
1.8534
18535
%8536
1.8537
181. 3.8
18539
1.8540
1.8541.
18542
18543
1-8544
1.8545
18540
18547
18 54-8
e
1= MAPL.FWG00 ACCOUNTS PAY /\Bl_ -. DATE 05 1.3- -76
A M 0 U N r
C L A I M A N
T
1 , 473..86
NORTfif,if STERN
FIE: LL TE=L C:C
3/1.1`_i
NORTHWESTERN
BELL TEL CC
34 0 33
NOR TllI- STERN
BELL TEL CC
1.1.80
NORTHWESTERN
BELL TEL. CC
241,...15
NOR TIftiES TER N
BELL_ TEL CC
49:48
PIONV: R RIH AND
wt-iLEL CO
19.56
POWEf? BRALCE £
EQUIP INC:
4.00
RAMSEY COUNTY
TREASURER
862.8E5
RAMSEY COUNTY
TREASURER
327.C2
RAMSEY COUNTY
TREASURER
{
i
P U R P
r
O S E
TE LE PHCNE
FEES FOR .RVIrI.
AND- -TRUST
AND .AGENCY FUN1)
T E L E P H 0 N E
f"QUIPME=NTs CFFICE
TELEPHCNE
AND — SUPPLIES, CFFICE
TELEPHCNE
VAINTENANCE MATERIALS
TELEPIICNE
MAINTENANCE MATERIALS
SUPPLIES,
EGUIPMEh4T
SUPPLIES,
VEHICLE
FEES FOR
SERVICE
FEES FOR
SERVICE
3.62 DALE E RAZSKAZOFF TRAVEL. £! TRAINING
1.7x.'2.5 REED TIRE SALES INC REPAIREMAINT., EQUIPVENT
1.45r 50
72_001
223,73
2v 070.30
115.96
1, 24880
.3058
3s597.67
39. C0
218o 1.2
26.12_
k;
I
i
AND- SUPPLi(_Sv VEHICLE
R E y 111 L C fCN.rs A ?N1Y
FEES FOR .RVIrI.
RUFFR10GE J0H!NS0Nl EQUIP GO
SMALL TOOLS
S f T OFFICE PRODUCTS INC
f"QUIPME=NTs CFFICE
AND — SUPPLIES, CFFICE
T A SCHIFSKY 6 SONS INC
VAINTENANCE MATERIALS
SEARS ROEBUCK 6 CO
MAINTENANCE MATERIALS
AND—EQUIPMENTv OTHER
J I_ SHIFLY CO
MAINTENANCE: MATERIALS
SNYDER BROS DRUG STORE
SUPPLIES, CFFICE
STANDARD OIL
FUEL f OIL
STANDARD SPRING &
SUPPLIES. VEHICLE
STEEL SUPPLY AND CULVERT
LAND, IMPRCVEMEN7
SUPERAMERICA
FUEL C OIL
AND• °•REPAIRBMAINT.v VEf-'.ICLE
k;
I
i
♦ f
CITY OF MIAPLEWOCf, ACCOUNTS PAYA;QI E DINE 05- •13 --76
s;I,E-Cl•, A 'M 0 U" N T C t_ A I M A IN T P U R P O S E
1.35 %9. 2v 766. 86 SUP LRAMERICA SUPPE_IESv VEHICLE
AND —FUEL & CIL
i -63550 4.00 SUP ERAIML•RICA REPAIR &MAINT. v VEHICLE
1£1551 399..50 TABUE_ATINIG SERV BUREAU FEES FCR SERVICE
185 52 3.61 TARGET STC)RES INC SUPPLIES, PROGRAM
1 `53 26. t'6 TASCO AUTOMOTIVE_ INC: SUPPLIES{ VEHICLE
1Tl5 1i o- 28.54 TEAM E=.LL:CTR0NIC S SUPPLIES, VEHICLE
AND R� PAIR£;1'AI1�T., RACTO
18`.3.`55 75.36 TH0i2 --7EX DRAFTING SUPPLY SUPP1.1ES, ECU11)MENT
18556 6.00 TWIN CITY FILTER, SERV INC SUPPLIES, VEHICLE
1.8557 143.55 UNIFORMS UNLIMITED UNIFORMS & CLOTHING
18558 726.00 DONALD J VALENTO FEES FCR SERVICE
18559 9.00 VENBURG .TIRE CO SUPPLIES. VEHICLE
18560 77.90 VIRTUE PsRINI-ING CO SUPPLIES, Cl-FICE
.: AND °E LECTICK EXPENSE
1.8`_ - - }61 175. £:3 WAR1`,l E1,S VA NT EP. ANC E.= PAI 11, 1 A L S
AND- •SUQPLIESq JANITORIAL
18562 803.00 WEBER & TROSETf-ly. INC REPAIR &MAINT. v VEHICLE
AND- -REPAIR &MAINT., EC.UIPmE!t
18563 21o46 WHITE BEAR DODGE INC REPAIR &MAINT.v VEHICLE
1.8564 12.115 FLOYD WHITEBREAD TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
18565 90.25 XEROX CORP XEROX
18566 75.00 JOHN ANOERSON SALARIES & 6AGESvTEMPCRARY
1.8567 12.00 VIRGINIA AR ENT SALARIES & W A G E S v T E M, P CR A R Y
18568 2.7.60 LINDA BALDER SALARIES & hAGES,TE:MPCRARY
18569 39.75 ELLEN CEIMUS SALARIES & WAGES,TEMPCRARY
18570 100.00 RALPH COOK SALARIES & ViAGES,TEMPCRARY
18571 lOC.00 CHARLES 11 CORLETT SALARIES & WAGES,TEMPCRARY
1 ..
t
1
1
C t I Y CIF
rhFrK ti A M 1) U N T
1.8572
6.. CO
18 57 3
1 /s co
18574
6C Go
1.8.75
27.00
18576
8. ).3
18'.57`7
! 5. C;C
I.857q
9.c0
18579
78.60
18580
78.00
18581.
?047`-5
1.8582
(,-.CO
18583
1.0C.00
I.85S4
12.GO
18`iV 5
7.co
I8586
2.1. CO
18587
9. co
1.8588
85.50
1.8589
6. co
18590
100.00
1.8591
1.5.00
1£3592
128.96
1859
243..85
18594
110.18
18595
8.00
18596
4.00
1.8597
10.00
CCOUN`IS PAYAlBLE
C L A I M A N T
DA L 05--1:3- -7.6
P U R P 0 S E:
MARG€= DVORAK
SALARIES
f.
I•,AGESvTEt "PCR /-1
HILE'N A EASI'ON
SALARIES
£
It' AGES, )'!='PCRARY
RENEE ERICKSON
SALARIES
f
I- i AGES, TE,,,PCRARY
BARBARA L JOHNSON
SALARIES
f,
WAGES vT EMPCRA; Y
ROGER KRUI4ME_L
SALARIES
G
1 AGESvTEF;PCRAVlY
lEJSCI�I: l_;i' ,?P•!
SALARIES
£
Ii A(; I-S9T",_1JPC:R -^ \;1,,Y
CAROL PC_EC "R SON
SALARIES S
6.
',-; AGE.S Tc:r`.;'C:!�,`,P
LIN,1 "'A PR 0111
SALARIES
&
V,AGES iil, +`C:?,'.:,'
MARTIN SCH11IDT
SALARIES
C
WAGESvTEMPCRARY
DEAN SPEESE II
SALARIE=S
C
kAGES,TEMPCRARY
MIS C L STUEVE"
REFUNDS
THOMAS T-EPPER
SALARIES
&
1%AGESvTEVPC;RARY
MARTHA I SCHIDA
SALARHiS
&
'riAGESs I E1� ",PCRtki: i
CAROL HA!_'/
S A L A R I C S
£
AGES.TFf,PC'F:'
MICHAEL WALL
SALARIES
F.
6AGESYTE44f'C1?
MARGARET WAL.Z
SALARIES
&
* %'AGESeTL:i'Pi.R /1C:Y
JAMES WIECK
SALARIES
E
kAGESYiEMPCRAft1'
LLONA WEITZEL
SALARIES
E
WAGESvTEMPCRAP\Y
CALDEN WESTBROOK
SALARIES
G
WAGES t E1`11CRAPY
CHARLE=S WII CK
SA.LARIES
C
WAGESvTE€FPCRARY
AMERICAN TOOL SUPPLY CO
TRUST AND
AGEKCY FUND
ANDERSON ELECTRIC CO INC
REPAIR &.MAINT.a
EQUIPMENT
B & B SUPPLY CO
SUP PL.IESv
PRCGRAM
MRS J CASAREZ_
REFUNDS
MRS E R EAVES
REFUNDS
JUDITH FLET•CHER
TRAVEL G
TRAINING
i
`r
�
^
\� (
1,8599
13.20
JEFF LUHRKE
SALARIES & I�AGESYTEMPCRArly
!
'
l8600
1,26.37
LlOu [NDUST CHEMICAL
CORP
VA]NTEMAMCE yATExl4LS
'
1.8601
50C"C0
REAL ESTATE KESEARC-U
CORP
CONSTkUCTlCN FUND
18602
2.0
KEG SCIENCE RESEARCH
INST
BOOKS C PERIODICALS
18603
11,25
MRS GEOR6E SH[TH
REFUNDS
1. 8 h04
i5.00
F DOUGLAS SMITH
FEES FOR SERVICE
10605
13.50
J THOMAS ATHLETIC CO
IMC
SUPPLIES, nRO6RA,
1.8606
11.25
MRS FREDERICK TONER
REFUNDS
018431 TnRU
0l86O6-
176 CHECKS TOTALING
]}6,5V8.27
`
GRAND
/
�
TOTAL
212 CHECKS TOTALING
383,868,9zi
|
|
C11*)' [IF MAPLEW000 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
DATE 05-13--76
CHI-CK
A M 0 U N T
C 1, A I M A N T
P U R 11 0 S E
1415
2, 15 18
BAN•CON INC
CONTRACT PAYMENT
1.416
90.00
POSTMASTER
ELECTION EXPENSE
I 'If 1. 7
8.G0
t1INN RECREATION & PKI ASSO
TRAVEL uc TRAINING
1418
60
DISPATCH PIONEER PRESS
PUBLISHING
11 +14
2.70
MPLS STAR I" TRIBONE CO
PUBLISHING
1,420
3• ?li9.61r
STATE OF f-11-NNESOTA
CONTRIUUTIONS? RETTREVENT
AND—P. E.R.A.
1420
361521,
STATE OF J••JNiNf'-S0TA
C 0 N I R J P, IJ T I (" N S - R 1: T 1. R E f•'F: IN'T
AND-- TRUS'C ANG AGENCY FUNK
142.1.
4, 720�.21
STATE OF MINNESOTA
CONTRIBUTICNS7 RETIREVENT
AND—P. Eye. R.A. W/H
1422
50C.00
POSTMASTER
POSTAGE
1.423
225.00
AH MANAGEMENT ASSOC
TRAVEL E. TRAINING
I It 2 4
127.80
AMALGAMATED EAT & DRINK
FEES FOR SERVICE
1415
170./<o
AMALGAMATED EAT & DRINK
FEES FGR SERVICE
1426
150911-76
lf-'sliNiN SIATE I'RL-.ASuREI'
CONIRIBUTICNSv
AND—F.I.C.A. W/H
1426
303.10
MINNI STATE TREASURER
TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
1.427
4.09
STEPHEN ACHTER-
SUPPLIESv OFFICE
11128
7v360.97
EASTERN HGTS STATE BANK
FEDERAL TAX W/H
1429
3v464.95
MINN COMM OF REVENUE
STATE TAX W/11
1430
120.00
AM FEDERATION STATE COUNT
UNION DUES W/H
1431
5171.4,.4 "7
WESTERN LIFT INSURANCE CO
CONTRIBUTIONSs. INSURANCE
AND- 110SPITALIZ11TION W/H
2431.
198.29
ilESTERN LIFE I!,"SURANCE CO
HOSPITALIZATICN W111
AND—TRUST ANC AGENCY FUN;
1432
81.40
RAMSEY COUNTY DEPT OF
WAGE DEDUCTION W/H
1433
75.00
EASTERN.HGTS S14TE BANK
WAGE DEDUCTION WIll
1434
3v315.92
CITY t. CTY CREDIT UNION
CREDIT UNION W/H
CITY TY Q F
MA1- 'LIWCGD
ACCOUNTS 1) A Y A B f, E pnTlE 05- 1.3- -76
('AFC K I/ A
Hi 0 U N T
C 1. A I M A N T
P U R P 0 S C
1.435
403.34
M14 tjuToAl_ LIFE INS CO
CONTRIBUTICNSv INSURANCE
1435
13.36
MN 1,1UTUAL L I FE INS CO
CONTRI BUT ICNSt INSURANCE
AND-TRUST AND AGENCY FUINID
1436
592.30
CONK GENERAL LIFE INS CO
CCINTRIBUrICNSI INSURANCE
1436
8.1,9
CONN GENERAL LIFE INS CC
TRUST AND AGENCY FUND)
1.437
29205.00
NORTHERN STATES CC
CONSTRUCTION FUND
1438
13,00
POSTMASTER
POSTAGE
1439
7 6 50
VIIK�E FINNEMAN
CONSTRUCTION FUND
1.440
19363��85
L P, B TREE SERViCE INC
CONSTRUCTICN FUND
1441
21903.33
STATE OF MINNESOTA
CONTRIVUTICINSv RETIREMENT
AND-P.E.R.A. W/H
1441
302.1.1
STATE OF MINNESOTA
CONTRIBUTICNSv RETIREMENT
AND-TRUST AND AGENCY FUND
14112
41769.71
STATE OF MINNESOTA
CONTRIBUTICNSv RETIREMENT
AND-P.E�R.A. W/H
14 3
51 Illio.co
MONETYL: CONSTRUCTICtN CO
CONSTRUCTICN' FUND
11297.39
TABUILATINIG SERV BUREAU
FEES FOR SERVICE
NECESSARY
DIRECT EXPENDITURES SINCE LAST COUNCIL
MEETING
SUB--TOTAL
36 CHECKS TOTALING
67,360.07
1. .
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
3.
9.
10.
1.1..
12,,
13.
14.
159
169
1.7
18.
1.9.
209
2_1.
22.
23.
2/11- .
259
2..6
27.
25.
2.9
30.
319
32.
33.
349
35.
369
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
439
44.
45.
4.6
479
48.
49.
50.
51.
52..
53.
54.
55.
CI-11_.c. K NO.
1.0994
10995
10996
1.0997
.10998
10999
11000
1.1001
11.002_
11003
11004
11005
11.006
11007
11008
1.1009
11.1.0
110.1.1
1.1012
11013
11.01.4
11015
11016
1101.7
11018
1.1.019
1.1021.
1.1022
11023
110241.
11025
1.1026
11027
1102.8
1.'L!Ooy
1.1030
7!,.1.031
11032
11033
110 34
11035
1.1036
x 1037'
1,1038
11039
11040
1:1041
1:1.042._
11041-3,
1..1.044,
11045
1;1046
1,1047
11048
PAYF' OL,L.,
l��:ill:i.arn C. Cass
David J. Narog
No:rmarn G. Anderson
Robert T, Bruton
John C. Greavu
Burton A. Murdock.
Donald J. W-fi.egert
Vivian R. Lewis
M 1 ohael. G. Miller
Lucille E. Aurelius
Lois J. Brenner
Thomas L. Chaffee
JoAnn C. Chr:i.stensel.-i
Phy.i.l.:i.s C. Grc.c;n
Arline J. Hagen
Alfred J. Peloquin
Betty D. Sel.vog
Lydia A. Smail
Alana K. Mat'heys
David L. Arnold
John H. Atchison
Ronald D. Becker
Anthony G. Cahanes
Dale K. Clauson
Kenneth V. Collins
Dennis S. Cusl_ck
4.
Di L� LZii J. D�:.l.11lUnV
Rob-'on A. DaRocker
Richard C. Drcger
Raymond E. Fexnow
Patricia Y. Ferr.azzo
David M. Graf
Norman L. Green
Thomas L. Hagen
Kevin R. Halwe3
Michael J. Herbert;
Terry A. Holt
James T. Horton
Donald V. Kortus
Richard J. Lang
Roger W. Lee
John J. JLACNulty
Jon A. Melabder
Richard M. Moeschter
Raymond J Morelli
Robert D. Nelson
William F. Peltier
Dale E. Razskazoff
Michael. P. Ryan
Richard INI. Schal.l.er.
Donald W. Skalman
Gregor.,y L. Stafne
Timothy J. Truhl.er
Robert E. Vo:rwer l(
Duane J. Williams
AMOUNT
457.59
2.95.07
202.5£3
2.80 � 41.
215<74
211084
2_02.58
290.91
645.80
43010
.1.9293
3'!6.2.9
31,6.36
276.42
347049
298.53
269.42'
2_'71.26
14 -4.46
3789'72
4.1.6.73
4.61.45
519.45
403941
472.87
536.12
480.99
501 „39
503.29
392965
284.86
420.34.
51.7.84
572_.65
399982
41_7.84
386.99
425.71
232.990
388988
415 21
.509 26
412.09
413.72
397.2_9
41.1.59
399.75
422.49
406.76
601..07
396.24
392_.60
447.94
344.72
406.43
5- ,13 - -76
FRF.T=
��E1,11
M�
MMANT
56"
ll04V
Joseph A. %aNza
512.34.
57"
11050
Jayne 1," Flaugber
229.78
\ 58~
11.051
Allen C. �ramor
240"28
' 59"
13.052
Joy E. Omat>>
202^20
60"
11053
JoAnne, N. 3vondaon
221.85
` 6l°
lI0�4
Al�red �. Sobadt
4O7~92
| ' 62.
1 l055
| llfford ]. Mottaz
1.44.58
63^
11056
Marcella Mi. Mottao
259"31
64"
11057
Frank J. Sailer
183.78
65.
1l058
Bobby D. Collier
679"67
66.
11059
Jmoos G. Elias
380.62
07"
13.060
Raymond J. }{iter Jr
575.37
68~
1.1-061,
Leota D. Oswald
237"65
69°
11002
Dennis L. Peck
374~2O
'70"
11063
f4ark Stenoes
69.87
71"
11.064
Kent S. Vilendrer
86.O5
72^
]1065
Raymond J. Kaeder
348.90
'/3"
11066
86lcbaol R. Kane
255~30
74.
Il067
Gerald VV. Mey*r
374.�67
75.
11,068
Joseph W. Parnell
384^98
78.
11069
Arnold B. Pf ar1
367.14
� 77°
11070
Joseph B. Prottner
' 483.25
78.
11,071
Edward A. Reinert
34I^86
79°
11072
George J. Richard
325^35
80~
1I073
Barry J. Tevlln, Jr
4O0.38
Ol^
11074
Myles D. Burke
437.23
82"
1I075
David A. Germain
430^89
83.
IlO'/O
Malvlo J. Gosioda
598"27
84.
ll�77
Bnnr� �. Kl �u�log
�56.l6
|
85^
110'78
Deuulo M. Mlulvaoey
460"65
86.
11.079
Gary D. Spencer
287~44
8'7°
I1080
James W. Tobin
364.66
88.
1108I
Walter M. Geissler
310^33
89.
11082
Mark A. Johnson
448.20
90.
11083
Bruce K. Anderson
430"60
91~
11084
2rlo J" Blank
463~68
92°
1I085
Eleanor F. Llska
224°09
93"
11086
Barbara A. KrummoI
143.65
94^
I1087 '
Stephen 88° &cbtor
294.44
95°
1,1088
Judy M. Cblebook
276°42
96,
11089
Dobert E. Deed
509^41
97"
1.1090
Richard. J. Bartholomew
403.01.
98"
11.091
l.aVeroe S. NVtesoo
446"79
99^
11,093
Gerald C. Owen
'388~00
lOO.
1I093
Carmen G. Sarrank, Jr
347"90
101"
11094
William S. TbooC
330^63
CHECK
00. 10994, T8DU 11094
� 37530b~71
-
PAYROLL
DATED 4~30~78
5~l3~76
�' -