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Home My WebLink AboutPresent: Scott County Update MEETING DATE: AGENDA #: PREPARED BY: AGENDA ITEM: PRESENTATION: CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT April 2, 2001 "\ ~ ~~nk Boyles, City Manag~ PRESENTATION: SCOTT COUNTY UPDATE Scott County Commissioner Barbara Marschall and Scott County Administrator David Unmacht have requested an opportunity to address the City Council with a status report on Scott County affairs commencing at 8pm. I expect the presentation to last about 30 minutes. At the conclusion of the presentation the Council may wish to ask one or more of the following questions: 1. The City Council will be considering its 2002-2006 Capital Improvement Program in May. The improvement of the TH 13 /Five Hawks/CSAH 23 intersection is scheduled for 2005. The county has earmarked $250,000 as their contribution. Costs have gone up and it appears the county's share may be considerably more. How do we get that reflected in the County's funding plans? 2. The City requested turn lanes and bypass lanes on CSAH 82 at Fremont with the approval of Wensmann First Addition. What is the status of this request? 3. County Road 21 within the City is in need of an overlay. How can the City get this work scheduled? 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. S.E., Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (952) 447-4230 / Fax (952) 447-4245 N:\AGENDA 6A.DOC AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER --Tc ~ T i . T """T" -'1'- - T SCOTT COUNTY PRESENTATION PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 2,2001 BARBARA MARSCHALL COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 4 DAVID J. UNMACHT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR iT . 'J .- '-;-r SCOTT COUNTY OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR GOVERNMENT CENTER 200 FOURTH AVENUE WEST SHAKOPEE, MN 55379-1220 (952) 496-8100 DAVID J. UNMACHT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Fax: (952) 496-8180 dunmacht@co.scott.mn.us http://www.co.scott.mn.us PRESENTATION TO THE CITY COUNCIL AND STAFF CITY OF PRIOR LAKE APRIL 2. 2001 ~ THANK YOU FOR THE FORMAL OPPORTUNITY TO TALK WITH YOU ON YOUR AGENDA ~ COUNTY BOARD ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN 2000 AND GOALS FOR THE YEAR 2001 ~ GENERAL BUDGET AND FINANCIAL STATISTICAL INFORMATION ~ Scon COUNTY LAND USE AND GROWTH MANAGEMENT ~ ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ~ GENERAL QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION An Equal Opportunity/Safety Aware Employer .11 r II HI " .i 't !i . r l' I ! i IJ& ,j .~. !, , ) ( ! I , .; ,/ /' I ) ! \ i,'.! "/ l j~:..~1.{~yt~~.;}~: r chall 4Cgri District Barb 1 Commlasloner District Joe Wanner ! III it [II III r SCOTT COUNTY ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Scott County ...--............. .. .. ........ "~"-..'.. Board of Commissioners ~-'--'---'--".~..-_. ,,_m_"'~w.~...~___.. County - _._-- ,. -----, - County -""..--... ~~'- -.-.,-- ..- _._~W__~ "-'-'.~ Attorney ......._....~.. ._n._. ....R......~.._..._.._..~__.... Sheriff .............--~... .....~......~._...........,..u..._.~....._..._.. County -~^' '0' ~._~ __,__w...,_. Administrator ~--_.~-_.- -, -,- .- - - __.A_____~.~ -. -- -.- T .-,,- -- -- "-lC '----"',.,-----------'. -, .- - - .....'--~ -- --- -. --- ~,,_._... - --- -. Employee Pub lic Community Community Services Relations Works Serv;ces Development ---- -- - ..-- ___h --- .... -- .- ____no _R'H'_"__'_"~_" ~-~._..._._...-.._.... ,..-. ____m__ -- -- ....._...~ .._......_...h_ ............. ---.----.-.... ~_._w..~._ _..-...~ ,- ...--...- ....- ..-............-........-.... Compensation Hiehway Child Plannine I nvestmentlCas h 8: Benefits Support Management - -- .---- -- - .__. --- ____.w. -- .. - '" - -- - Employee Surveyor Day Treatmentl Buildinl Budget Traininl Habilitation Inspections . --- .- -- ,.m - -- .~ - -- Labor Economic Env; ron mental T autio n Re lations Assistance Health ..m. ................. ..........--.....-..... - -- III ~- --C----'------------"Iit'-"--------"- ....- --- -- - -- --- -, - -.--- .._- '-'--.'-"- land Risk Extension Water Records Manaeement Planning -- " ---- .__P" ..--- ,-,- - ,---- 5afetylWelhi!S;1 -- -, -- -- Financel Jobs a: Trainine Economic Accounting A_.__._ --- -"/If--- -~----- ------/If- -- -- Development .__....._m_...._._. -......-.... ---.--- I '-- - -- -'-.- '" Staffinl Mental Health ,..,.--...........-.,.,." __._......u...-... ] Customer -.... -- ---- -- Soil a: Water Service - - - Public Health '"lI ^_..- .....--_....__...._-~. ...-..-.......- _.._...... ...........- .....n................_.__ ...'.............. ..._n.__ ................. ............. Relional Information .- ,,--.-- Park Technology Resource Council System .' ~'-"-'--'--' -- --- ...-..... .....n......... .......-.........,....-...--.... - .. I -_...- I Social Services F acUities .-....._........,_...__...... ._.~_..~.........._..... ..._....u.__._....._." .......-. ...._..~...,. . -, Transportation -- _.m~m_ ~-.-~_.~.~_."'~-"~""" - _"'_n_ .........- Veteran's Se rvice -- - -. __w -- .. .~.- - -'~~^""-~'.'-"~' ----.'--...------11 .-.......-.. .-...-...-. ..-....... ....~ .......-.- ... ..~. ........................- ....-.............- .... ...~. 1st Judicial Dist 1st Judicial Dist Library Court Admin Court Se rvices -- _.._~..~.- ...--.-. ...._.- ...-.--.--. ----.-... .....- ~.~_.- --- ..__. ,,- :t n II I ,-... I"'" '" SCOTT COUNTY BOARD ACCOMPLISHMENTS DECEMBER 2000 GOAL TIMING/COMPLETION Begin planning for long-term Cost projections relating to various options have been options with jail facility; form completed. The potential to refurbish and re-use the existing a Jail Planning Committee facility has been ruled out. Jail Study Committee is in the process of preparing an RFP to solicit proposals relating to a privatization of the jail. It is anticipated that the responses to this RFP will not be received until late March 2001. The jail study and CIP presentations to the Board of Commissioners will be delayed pending receipt of this information. Year 2001 Goal. Re-open annual agreement Completed on December 12 negotiations with Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Communitv Continue Intergovernmental County Board discussion to determine specific area(s) to be Services Analysis explored and evaluated needs to occur. (Planning/Zoning/Parks/ Libraries) Prepare application model for Draft model has been prepared. Peer review of model has been AMC and County use in conducted. Year 2001 Goal. determining cost of services provided to SMSC Expand the Scott County Working models for Land Records, Tax Information and GIS web site to enhance have been completed. Public access policies and security interactivity, transact official procedures are in process. Implementation is expected in early business and encourage easier 2001. Year 2001 Goal. access Expand County Board's role in Completed in January 2000. New and enhanced draft sent to new CIP process for highway County Board on November 21. projects; including expanded funding flexibility Consider "Leadership and Concept discussed and supported by all Commissioners; Learning" opportunities for specifics and implementation details remain. County Board Agenda including staff j ,-.. r ~ .. 'II 2001 BOARD GOALS GOAL TIMING/COMPLETION Enhance and strengthen internal relationship Ongoing, with plan developed by December 31 with Extension Office Implement "Leadership and Learning" Ongoing, staff to develop options and ideas by opportunities for County Board March 31 Continue efforts toward a successful outcome Ongoing on the Fee to Trust issue Approve model for AMC and County use in Model - April 2001 determining cost of services provided to the Analysis - August 2001 Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux (Dakota) Community Negotiate 2002-2003 agreement with Shakopee October 30 Mdewakanton Sioux (Dakota) Community Develop comprehensive County-wide overtime Ongoing; present to County Board when policy; study three departments within the completed Sheriff's office; develop automatic analysis tri22er for other divisions Continue County-wide Transit Initiative Planning to be completed by a sub-committee in April DeveloD Dosition on Metropolitan Council February 1 Establish a CommunicationslPolicy Group as Group established by Board on .January 2; recommended in the Court Administration first meeting in January or February of 2001 ReDort Successful Le~islative Priorities Package End of Legislative Session; May Develop Redistricting Plan and Form May - Redistricting Committee I Redistrictin2 Committee March, 2002 - Redistricting Plan Complete Citizen Survey and analysis Survey - January 2001 Analysis - FebruarylMarch 2001 Complete program analysis of Scott Family Program outline to be determined; no Net definitive timeframe until that is completed Initiate Scott County "Kids and Government" Design in place by October Day Adopt new County lo~o April Finalize five-year building and facilities May-June Capital Improvement Program, including recommendations from Jail Study Committee Implement County-wide Document Imaging Long-term project (county wide). Areas being Program targeted first are Land Records - to be completed by May 1; Building Inspections, Courts and Human Services -by December 31 '-OT"- 7 SCOlT COUNTY PRESENTATION JCOTT GENERAL BUDGET & FINANCIAL STATISTICS T"-'-" 'I'" TT:" . rLJ . . ~ CJ:.) ~ Q.) CJ:.) (]) CJ:.) s Q.) ~ <.) 0 ~ 0 ~ rLJ (]) 0 ~ > N . ~ . ~ . ~ ~ ;;>. ~ C\S . . OJ) CJ:.) (]) . . 0 S ~ . . .-.l ~~ Q) .-.l 0 ~ ~ C\S .E ~ ~ · .....c ~ 0 ~ 0 <.) ~ Q.) Q.) ~ ~ u ~ ~ CO S S S 9 0 0 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ · .....c · .....c · .....c · .....c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I H II it fIl 11r r 2001 Revenue bv Source .I Ucc:nses & Penults 10/0 Federnl nnd S Il1le 36"% 10/0 COLlnl\ portion - -t-I.i'{o 0 200 1 E~xpense by Di'/ision " Conlmunity Dcvclopnlcnt ..J% Conlnlllnity S e rvi ccs 27"Vo I.ublic WOl"'ks 22"Vo County Support I 'x. Administl"'ation 2lVu Employee Rclntiol1 10,-'0 100/0 CUllitnl Inl provcm en t ""Yu 'rotal Budget - '-- .$6" 6 ')(1 TJ ..l , ,...., j-...,~--...... 'I! 11" r IT 50% 500/0 0 450/0 41% 0 39% 400/0 I 36% ~. 350/0 i I 300/0 250/0 . Current 200/0 o His tory 150/0 1 0 0/0 5010 00/0 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 111 r I ~'-'-_._----~..__._-----r--' II fIT A verage Tax "---' Increase/Decrease By COll1111 i ss iOl1erD istri ct ;J'~~~~;: ~:: ~~ ,..,:;t:r~~<::;~~;~.~~7:;~.4:.!~~" ~~~~..: ~"-;..?~':;.;Op ~/~7 :"\;'~~e'+'r~;":. :' ~- \,.: .. .~" ~~:::~:f{ ..~ ~l:.~~~t::"~r:o~'!;i~'~~i~.~~-f~~~:>tj:~~;~~i;:' .~.~c" l' .~~ ......y;"! -""^-, .."t> ~"~,""f>' ~"" ,\,,~:t' ';;r,j , it.;..... -;'~;.:-. . ~.......' _,.... ...~ ',~~ , -... I ~ -' ' .c..;-.~:..,'!?"...f>.' ,-'-" ;E:t" y$ ~<1~'J.1'~~j".:f:"!j:1t\"t;:;:a 't' ,~....~.t;:~',;."".;t.~L.Ji ....;".,f/_. ..,. '" .J!i~. ;,J~:, _ ~. ""'~'''-.- '("" >"" ~.".. .,_C>. -. ,~.~ ~~,~. .. _~-l'J:-::~.i,....~ ..,. "i""<.,";.'~fi:""'~~~ -, Payable 1999 98-99 Payable % Change 2000 99-00 Payable % Change 2001 00-01 % Change Di stri ct 1 Jackson $ 5 0.6% $ (16) -1.8% $ (33) -3.8% Louisville $ 18 2.1% $ (67) -7.2% $ (32) -3.8% Sandcreek $ 22 3.6% $ 11 1.7% $ (22) -3.3% Jordan $ 0 0.0% $ 3 0.7% $ (9) -2.1% St. Lawrence $ 10 1.4% $ 39 5.3% $ (28) -3.6% Belle Plaine Twp $ (5) -0.9% $ 77 13.4% $ (51 ) -7.9% Belle Plaine City $ 27 6.3% $ (29) -6.4% $ (15) -3.4% Blakeley $ 34 7.8% $ (1 ) -0.2% $ (15) -3.2% Spring Lake $ 3 0.3% $ (50) -5.5% $ (32) -3.8% Helena $ 71 9.3% $ (49) -5.9% $ (34) -4.3% New Prague $ 13 2.7% $ (25) -4.8% $ (32) -6.5% Cedar Lake $ 3 0.3% $ (76) -7.9% $ (33) -3.8% New Market Twp $ 15 1.5% $ (48) -4.7% $ (39) -4.0% New Market City $ 13 4.5% $ 14 4.4% $ (4) -1.3% Elko $ 27 6.5% $ 58 13.2% $ (13) -2.6% Shakopee $ 23 4.2% $ (20) -3.5% $ (16) -2.9% Prior Lake $ 24 3.1% $ (34) -4.3% $ (27) -3.5% Savage $ 5 0.7% $ 2 0.3% $ (24) -3.4% Credit Ri\ier $ 39 4.2% $ (14) -1.5% $ (52) -5.5% GE $ 16 2.4% $ (21 ) -3.0% $ (23) -3.3% District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 AVERAGE CHAN Ilr II HI SCOTT COUNTY PRESENTATION JC01T SCOTT COUNTY LAND USE & GROWTH MANAGEMENT -17- T i . T '-I"T"' 20% 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 111 I . Gross o Exis ting ONew r II Average Assessed VallIe 4.....-- Increase By COl11111issioller District ~~;: ;4~:~~;~i"';; ;.;~~~~~~~!:,~~~-':,'-,'-:'.~ '~":.:,:' ';~, .; ,;":-~~~<.,~:~< ;':~.~'-...:':~t5:]~~~:.::~L:~~~ ,~'!~'~:')~.;~!~.:..\f(:~~': ~.~~<~:.:;'~;\" "'- _ . \}!:t1J.r~'t~..t, ..!..~., .".,;1'"et- T....;...~-;.f'-- ...."':.~ 1< ~_ '"'. ,,,,.... . ~ ~, . : ,J., ~1J"'W:"l''J:h''~':~_''{~'#~~ ",'Si ~... :1:... ~ ......:,,'~~~.. i1t:"~"~"'t"f~__ District 1 --- District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 ~ AVERAGE CH A'ld Value 1999 A'ld Value 2000 A'ld Value A'ld Tax Value Actual A'ld A'ld Taxable Actual A'ld A'ld Taxable 2001 2001 % Chg 99-00 % Chg 99-D0 % Chg 00-01 % Chg 00-01 Jackson $ 163,900 $ 176,100 $ 195,800 $ 191,069 7% 7% 11% 8,5% Louis~lle $ 167,600 $ 171.800 $ 193.100 $ 186 ,403 3% 3% 12% 8,5% Sandcreek $ 127,100 $ 139,400 $ 153,000 $ 151,249 10% 8.5% 10% 8,5% Jordan $ 92,200 $ 99,000 $ 109.300 $ 107,415 7% 7% 10% 8.5% St. Lawrence $ 139,400 $ 157,800 $ 173.200 $ 171.213 13% 8,5% 10% 8,5% Belle Plaine Twp $ 115,800 $ 137,700 $ 143,700 $ 143,700 19% 8,5% 4% 4.4% Belle Plaine City $ 99,500 $ 101,800 $ 109.500 $ 109,500 2% 2% 8% 8% Blakeley $ 99,900 $ 107.000 $ 115,400 $ 115,400 7% 7% 8% 8% Spring Lake $ 166,300 $ 173,100 $ 194 AOO $ 187,814 4% 4% 12% 8,5% Helena $ 155,800 $ 161,500 $ 174,200 $ 174,200 4% 4% 8% 8% New Prague $ 107,500 $ 111,500 $ 117.300 $ 117,300 4% 4% 5% 5% Cedar Lake $ 173,000 $ 176,300 $ 195,500 $ 191,286 2% 2% 11% 8.5% New Market Twp $ 183,400 $ 192,600 $ 218,700 $ 208,971 5% 5% 14% 8,5% New Market City $ 77,700 $ 84,600 $ 102,000 $ 91,791 9% 8,5% 21% 8,5% Elko $ 96,300 $ 112,800 $ 126.300 $ 122,388 17% 8,5% 12% 8.5% Shakopee $ 115,600 $ 121 ,400 $ 131,900 $ 131,719 5% 5% 9% 8,5% Prior Lake $ 147,500 $ 154,800 $ 171,1 00 $ 167,958 5% 5% 11% 8,5% Sa\ege $ 133,600 $ 145,200 $ 162,500 $ 157,542 9% 8,5% 12% 8.5% Credit Ri\€r $ 172,500 $ 186,000 $ 198,900 $ 198,900 8% 8% 7% 7% ANGE $ 134,300 $142,200 $157,147 $ 154,287 6% 6% 11% 8.5% III Ii I HI ts . I Housing Unit Perm Iss ued , 2001 2000 - January 1 January 1 , '~ 254 ,902 1 , Total Permits Issued: 2,156 Total Permits in Unincorporated Area: Total Permits in Incorporated Area: LOUISVILLE TWP 1 0 sPRIN9 LAKE '+WI> 36 SAND CREEK TWP 15 HELENA TWP 22 i -\)~r _--0 1- ~'I / i ~. rdaj~ !~~T LAWRENCE ~I TWP ~J 13 ~ BELLE PLAINE TWP 12 '\ ~ BLAKELEY TWP 1 r- ~'\'~\_' I r 1 (---., ~ ~ IF !"J ~ J I 'v' .~. l.r-) ( I, /.-J ? I ~ (lJ , ) Map IV-B-1 ~. 'iIt ~ "I"'!""!' DRAFT 12/19/00 A. ---"'"" Scott County Comprehensive Plan E=-..:..--:.:=.. ""-_. _ PraldmIIy 10 ~ 15 m Highway 41. -_auIIl___. - _Iar,,-_Iar-..ng ~iInd.... __~_to_w"'" IJlIIIy _ aI 0'D0wd ond Thole _I. . CaIriy _ 17,15,78,14,5.. bUll - PraldmIIy 10 L.....- Sw_ porIdInd ond IllIIlIng SI8II T'" Syllem. Proposed Land Use Map CrillIrIe: - Praxfmlly III Prior Lake'l urtlan .8fVlce1. - Sarvlc8bIe .e....hed. - Urtlan ServIcaa needed III IUpport existing lndusb1a1 u... 8llnl8rl8clion 0117 end 282. - PIOldrnIlly to Spring Lake Perk. - County Roadl 23.81, 17.10,21.79.end s_ hlghwey 1381'8 _dy bull. - Public ..nltalY _ar needed III add..... we.r quality in.... 01 Spring, FIsh, Crystal Lekes. Crlar1a: - Roedl we aIrNdy bull -1'rcQnIty III 1_ 35 IIId County Road 21/185lh SlraeI ~. - existing cancantraUan of ruIdllntill parcelL - ProvIsions of urban _ ere highly .......ly. - NInlmaI amounts of prtma I.... '-'d. - PrIIcImlly III 1nf..Ilrudu..to support raIIdentIlII growth I.e. 1ChaaI. roadl, regional parlts and golf CCllnM. Criteria: - Proxlmlly \0 wilen IlInIk:es In Savage. - County Road 44 Infrnlruc:t.... 11Mded. - Merkley Lake end olhen wi no oulIel. - Avallllble...n.y _ pipe capacity with gr8Vlly flaw, In Sav.ge. - Futu.. need lor public _ sarvtces In ckIer IIlMIIIIcI aubdlvlalons. - Proximity to CIMry Lake and Murphy - Harnhan PIWb. - County RDIld 21 II Bull. - O.........1IbIe large parcell... lIV8IaIM for urban Iarvlces. n CIIIeria: - ExIalIng concentration of smal resklenll8ll*C8ll, - ProvI8lons of urban S81V1ces are highly unlikely. - Mlntmal amounts of prime fann land. - Road COOII8ClIvIty needed. - Further ltudy of the Vennllllon W8llIr8hed and atonnwatar Il18IIlIQ8I1IlIt Is 1llI8ded. - County Road 2 near Interslal8 35 II cumIIIlIy In county'1 plan for upgrade. staging time ia needed. - PIllldmIty to Intaralate 35. CriI8IIII: . PRlxImIty to New Mllrk8llElko for urblIn 8lIIVlcea. I~ - FuI1her study on the VennilIIon wal8nIhed and urblIn I8IViclIa lI/lI needed. - Large lnIda of dllveIopable land _ IlVIIIIabIe for ulb8n 881V1c88. - LInd Use control at IntlneclIon 01 County Road 2 and 1nlBlst8l8 35 for fIltunt urbIn 1181Vic:es. - Infnlstnlctunll1llllda to be bull to ~ furthlw development. .. ~ ~ :p ~ III Land Use Catgories Agricultural Area Staged Growth Area "A" Staged Growth Area "B" Rural Residential Reserve Area Rural Residential Growth Area Urban Expansion Area Urban Transition Area (1 per 40) Commercialllndustrial Commercial Reserve Parkland c=J ~L2 ~~ c=J c=J c=J f'77/I I:'::LL.J .. ~~ .. ~ ~I ...., Iiltm Criteria: - Nexllllage 10 growth 1188 .A" basad on Inlrulruclunt capaclly, needI, lIIId Mmlng. - Proximity III IIl8gad grow\ll_ "A.. - aMnimal lmounts 01 prin1e Igrtcutlllralianda. - Exlltlng tntnd8 0I1'8IldenlIaI dewlopmenl thItlugh out lI1e 1188. - Ante Is dependent on development 01 InflulructLn In the oIher Il8ged growth _. 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T .- .-;T I fil:SlUl-, UJ. t.:)~u..." ,"--,VU.LI."J www.co.scott.mn.us r' SHRR''''''''S RESIDENCF.. JAIL. ANll COURT nOUSE op SCOTT C(JIlNn- The territory of Minnesota was organized by an Act of Congress passed on March 3, 1849. By this Act, the inhabitants of the new territory were accorded the same rights and privileges that had previously been given to the residents of the Territory of Wisconsin. The State Constitution was adopted on October 13, 1857, but Minnesota was not admitted to the Union as a State until May 11, 1858. Scott County was established and organized by an Act passed in the legislature on March 5, 1853. ,r. Scott County, with an area of 375 square miles, is located southeast of the central part of Minnesota, bordering on the southeast: bank. of the Minnesota River. It -w-as named for General Winfield Scott, (see below) officer of the War of 1812, Commander o.f the United States Army during the Mexican War, an unsuccessful Whig candidate for the presidency in 1852. General Scott never visited the area, which was to be named for him, but in 1824 he was only a fe-w- miles a-w-ay when he made an official inspection of Fort Snelling. ,- The chief communities of the county are: Shakopee, (platted in 1854, incorporated as a city in 1857, reincorporated as a city in 1870); New Prague, (partly in Le Sueur County, founded in 1856, incorporated as a village in 1877, as a city in 1891); Belle Plaine (the only borough in the state) I put an end to further construction. The Minnesota Valley Railroad on March 4,1864, succeeded the I Southem Minnesota, and started work on the old road bed. The construction train, drawn by old number 1 engine (the "Mankato"), reached Shakopee on November 11,1865. Regular traffic was opened between that town and Mendota five days later. In 1869 the name was changed to the St. Paul and Sioux City Railroad Company. That year a bridge was built across the Mississippi near Mendota. Le Mars, Iowa was reached in 1871, where connection was made with the Iowa Falls and Sioux City railroad at Sioux City. The line is now a part of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Omaha system. The first railroad shops for the Minnesota Valley Company were opened at Shakopee in 1867. They were destroyed by fire in 1872, entailing a loss of $100,000.00, but were at once rebuilt The machine shops were removed to St Paul in 1882. A new car shop was erected that year, but was discontinued in 1883. The machinery and some of the men were transferred to Hudson, Wisconsin. In 1871, the Hastings and Dakota, (now a part of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad), was put through the county forming a junction with the Omaha at Shakopee. With a change at the eastern terminus, this road followed a route not differing greatly from that surveyed for the Mininger, St Peter, and Western Railroad in 1857.The population of Scott County increased from 4,595 in 1860, to 14,116 in 1930. The people were predominately native born. The foreign born population in 1930 numbered 1,230 and included 579 Germans, 286 Czechoslovakians, 95 Norwegians, 44 Swedes, 34 Irishmen, 32 Canadians, 26 Danes, 22 Russians, 21 Austrians, 12 Hollanders, 12 British, 12 Swiss, 10 Poles, and 44 of other nationalities. Scott County was almost exclusively agricultural. The early settlers first raised food for their own families and fodder for their stock with a little surplus to sell or barter for such food, staples, clothing, and supplies as they could not produce. Soon wheat was the principal crop, although the" acreage of com and potatoes increased and there was a growing interest in dairy cattle, oxen, and swine. In 1879, Scott County led the state in the production of flax. About that time, coincident with a diminishing yield per acre of wheat, attention was turned more and more to diversified farming, a trend which was particularly marked after the introduction of cooperative creameries in the nineties. In 1934, the principal field crops were com and oats, but enough winter wheat was raised to give the county third place in the state in acreage of that cereal. Major attention is paid to cattle and swine raising, and dairying. For a period the sugar beet crop was important but the acreage has gradually declined. The principal industrial establishments in the county in 1930, were flour mills, breweries, creameries, print shops, a wagon shop, a bottling works, a foundry and range factory, a lime kiln, and a brickyard. The U.S. Bureau of Census, Population Bulletin, dated 1970, indicated that 11,981 people were employed in the following areas: professional and technical services; sales workers; manager and administration; clerical and kindred workers; craftsmen and kindred workers; operatives, except transportation; laborers, except farm; farm laborers and foremen; service workers; and private household workers. Information Source: www.co.scott.mn.us