The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About04 10 1972MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of Prior Lake in the County of Scoff' and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said Council. April 10 1972 The Common Council of the Village of Prior Lake met in !special session in the office of the Village Clerk Monday evening, April 10th., 1412 at 7:30 P.M. Mayor Stock rr. called the meeting to ordar: Roll Call: Present were,-Mayor Stock; Clerh;Gentz, and n Councilmen Schommer, Clement., Busse, and Thorsfeldt. The purpose of the special meeting was to discus: the operotion`of :the V.F.W'. Club in regard to the Club. Liquor License. The V.F.'�/. House..Cornmittea and the Pr or Lake Village Council were the only people present. The meeting was called because of ` questions raised by other liquor establishments in the village, and not becuase of any dd violations. Motion was made: by Schommer to directAttorney Mark Sullivan to write a letter to the Attorney General for an opinion to regard to an interpretation as to what ' a "bona -fide guest" is in regard tothe ,Club Liquor License and determine if the club is operating in violation of the "law, ;secondeJ by Thorsfeldt and upon a vote; taken, it was duly passed.' W.W. Gentz Clerk April 10, 1972 The Common Council of the Villa9e of Prior Lake met in regular session in the office of the Vtllage Clerk Monday evening, April 10th;, 1972 at 8:00 P.M.` Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. Roil Cali: Present were Mayor Stock, Clerk.Gentz, and Councilmen Schommer, Clemens, Busse, and Thorsfeldt Copies of al previous minutes for the month'were given to each member 'of the council sewral do previous to the meetin days pre g Motion was made by Busse, - seconded'by Clem* n to appro"e` the - minutes. Motion was made by Schommer to approve payment of all bills approved by the ,Finance Cormolittee, seconded by Thorsfeldt and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. Fierity STegh 6 d'wcs present a`rid ° Wvised1he oouncil tteaf }te'htasbdah'havtng,probletn: v lth'his sivii l ne'blocilri u` ever sines the' c66nectlon` was made':`'Just recent) he g p recently a plumber'Iw flrid' wliat'tlie aaufiie was for the ° confirWo064 bltickino. ° ' They found a the was broken at the T connection and had the the repaired at his cost. He requested the council, since he paid for the repairs, to haul' several loads of black dirt to land- , ... ,...., ,£ . scope `tho property flint was1O n'v`p. Motion' was made`by Cli n's'to h ii whatever blh& dirt' li'noc*`ssary`to properly IdWsebpe his propef}y to .ts original condition, iecondid`b*y *Thoiifeldt and 'upon'a 46W'tdketi, if was dit "ly pas: : 'Archie Pavek presentee *Iiintrrar'y'pi ihs `irnd' ipecifit of orb to' cor�ftli'it n�addition {, to�the existing (old crem". building) Lot 7,8,9, and 10 of Block 13, Original Plat. 'He proposed too construct-the addition to withih' -4'feef ,,which has •b owiotx'nmiended for approval by the Planning Commission. He was advised when fine! pldmi,andispecifications are completed to present for ark applicat on'gnd will theft be considered <for - approval by the building inspector. r Howard Oldenberg, President of the Prior take Baseball Assn., was present .and requested V1 aoe , to take rcW4 ty 4w cultin"f the outfield grass cnd the'baseboll park. The basebalam will fake cars of 'fho Cajtting of the infield gra. He also advised tlwt l te n the concession stand has been damaged by vandals during the winter monft, and a. ct l"i1nded, tl at a' =new conduion `strin&'be, dotiitructed'.. The 116Mbd1l l AAst'n, agreed to • ` " poly the'�cost'oflhe cdnsf elon 'for °the biock, ;* but they °asked !the "Village "to pay the cost for the construction of the roof. Motion was made by Schommer thai it R village be responsible. for the cutting of the outfield grass and that the other items 6' over'fW'Park Connri'ti iorrafor'•further'study arid- Weecommendotion of same,' ieeonded`by Clemer and a vote taken;.• lt'was °duly p6ssed: ` r Doyle Krohiing was present regarding approval, of a preliminary plat to contru.ct town- houses on Outlot'A in the Oakwood Hills Addition. He was advised earlier, that we i 1 would possibly have a sample planned unit development ordinance for study at this meeting. Sample ordinances were not race ved.t Motion was made by'Thorsfeldt to I direct Attorney Mark Sullivan to research Ordinance 0 64 -13 to determine if the zoning will apply to townhouses or if a now ordinance will have to be adopted for same, seconded by Schommer and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of Prior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited b y said Council. Attorney Mark Sullivan received letter from Engineer W.G. Whithom, of the Milwaukee Railroad advising the railroad crossing fee on - 9th Ave. is being reduced to $100.00. Motion -was made by Clemens to authorize payment of the $100.00 crossing fee to the Milwaukee Railroad, seconded by Schommer and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. Harold Israelson advised that ho has completed the survey or rough estimate of the sewer main installation cost in the Stepka Highview Addition. He recommended that the Village delay the installation because of the high cost factor assessing only one side. He estimated the cost of front footage would be $18.00 per foot assessing only one side. r' Harold braelson advised that the difference in cost to install 12" sewer mains in the Prior South Addition is $2,581.30 and this should be credited to Prior Lake Developers, Inc. on their connection charges. George Borgerding was present regarding trees buried in the right- of-way of the newly constructed Ninth Avenue. After a lenghty discussion, Engineer Harold broelson advised that there 'would not be any problems when the tre are decomposed. Motion was made by Clemens to raise the salary for secretary work by Dale Meihak from t $30.00 per month to $50.00 per month, due to the increase work ,load for the police 1 ; 11 depertmient, seconded by dusa and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. Motion was made by Clemens to pay the registration fee for $30.00 to attend the Minn. Steiite Fire School, April' 24th., rough April 27th., 1972 and also the expense of $7.03 A to Lyle Anderson to attend the Emergency Care School, April 6th. through April 8th.,' 1972, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken, it was duly passo.. Motion was'mode by Busse to authorize Attorney Sullivan to begin action for coiademnatP i r�4° of the Roman Kop property, seconded by Clemens and upon.a vote taken, It was duly An application fora cigarette license was received from Brooksville Drug to sell' cigarettes at retail for the pnHad covering April Ist., 1972-4rough December 31, .1972. Motion was l � made by Clemens to grant the cigarette licenu.to Brooksville Drug, secoxled b y Busse and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. The Franciscan Retreat applied for a. sign permit to install an 8' X 10' sigh to be located at the orner c• of Ninth Ave. & Highway 13 (East side of 9th. Ave.). The Planning Cam- misston recommends , that the sign permit be granted and that the fee be, valved. Motion ' was made by Clemens to grant the sign peneit and waive. the permit fee, isconded by . Thotsfeldt and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. There was of scussion with Dale Meihak and Steve Schmidt pertaining .to a bicycle 4. t. ordinance and an auction presently accumulated at tle loose Department.. Motion was :made by Thorsfeldt to adopt a policy to.hold unclaimed bicycles for 90 days and f run an ad in the legal, newspaper or the sale of same, at an auction, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. Motion was made by Clemens to designate "Clean -up Week" from April 28th., 1972 t4r.3tgh May 6fh. 1972, seconded by Thorsfeldt and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. Motion was made by Busse to pay weed Inspector, At Hergott, $3.00 per hour for time worked for weed inspection purposes, seconded by Clemens and upon a vote taken, it was duly Ron Thorsfeldt, Park Commissioner, closed out the bank account at .the Prior, Lake State Bank for the Summer Rgcreation Program. a bank draft in the amount of $108.80 was Pik issued to the Treasurer of the Village. Clns adivsed that Otto Klinberg.requested one toad of black 'dirt to be placed in Vill back yard for damages incurred while the storm sewer was being repairs d on his ht eme propeNy. Motlon.waa made by Sehommer that the haul one load' of black dirt.a in the back yard of Otto Klingberg, due to domages'done when the storm sewer was repaired p by Thorsfeldt and upon a vote taken, it was duly passed. t §i f -2- J 3 MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of Prior lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said Council. Motion was made by Schommer that the street sweeper shall not be usedtfor cleaning private parking lots, seconded.by,Busse and upon a vote faken,,it *a tduly pasted, tom` Fire Chief, Delbert Busse, advised that four applicants have been accepted to begin training for firemen and they are Robert Mertens, Dave Borberding, Riohard Craig, and Raymond Johnson. The following disbursements were paid: GENERAL, FUND Metropolitan League Registration $ x7.00 t Scott/kice Telephone Telephone 54.25 Motorola Communication Payment 5.90 ° N.S.P. March 424.75 Dale'Melhok Part time /O #flee 1 18.25 q ` Steven Schmidt Part time. 68.89 Steven Schmidt Mileage & Meals 208.00 Miller Davis Co. Office Supplies '.4.80 Prior Lake American Legal Publ ications ` " II Ray Johnson Gas,/New Truck "14.59 . Loren Hanel Painting Truck (lettering) "' " `.34.00 Bob McAllister Dog Pound 75,00 Police Supply Co. Uniform sop.. It3'` 55 D 1 S araurance 900 ' Sttiia TreawYir SERA 264.10 We Melhatt` °t« :Salary arrQ 10 Steven Schmidt .. a -0 _,.,: , rP Salary 267 u Fire Hall 12:00 °• '.State Treasurer Social Securi ty 15 9' 15 • Jar., La h k� or ba Federal Federal Depoat ;i Bankers Life Hospitalization * " 1 23,00 r 10 .74 ' . Commissioner of Taxation ` `'r State Withholding , "ar'21S Minn Nat. Gas Co. `' 40.68 March 40 60 Dale Meihak Salary .310.20 { Steven Schmidt Salary " 262 430 State Treasurer Sur Charge . $ 3,336.95 :WATER FUND ,:. x, Un versi* o: Minn., Water School '55. NS.P' March 145.23° a , State Treasurer° PERA 63`,60 Lyon.Chemteal Cosa Chemicals 33.55. , I mer�8i, - .. V : Salary 251.01 �. Beteie>ti Pawtc' Salary t 76:90 �. f a State Treaiarr , ° , Soc ct 1 Security _ 2755b vC of Taxation ,< Sues Tax ... 9531 Commissionor -of Taxation State. Withholding 138:70 Prior !,alai - Bonk t hllaNrir 'Nlovft. °K xa Federal Deposit rtniek` x 119." 2000::00 ' iteritcelr `C l'a Woipitah 4 `52: 3 �t trot.' Nab: O Ca" x ila rth t ~, = t .. 30.17 euildti p' Wri�i: ' ` " Tmije t 3500'00 EI+Mu' Saa�j► ;_ 1 „ ileMta `Pawk Salary 68.37 h W.ViI; °Gefitz : x. `'SAY t 15$.00 I .. ` • rte• a 's7,3 '. ° FUND " _, 1 i •> rs f Hospttplization March �:�. ttagrmor�d Johnson Salary .� .284�0I ''irbtei�r;bf :T+aoiption State i ing' ttsl 93:.60 Metro 3ewe' "3oard` ' �slirmnt 4+1.64 State.nawnr PEIG► 129.49 M61k an INioMri ' Thwk ` 200b Prjor Lake Bankw Federai it 52 20 Rai, 4 Johttsairt- Salary 28403 1 : t �� MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of Prior lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said Council. FIRE' FUND Scott ice Telepihnne' j,. "Telephone 63.87 Motorola Communications A- Payment 29.70 ►1 �� Mon nens Lumber ` ' Repolr Material " 2.12 r . Coyer/Akin , ... _ . �t . SuppiiLs ' ;`' 22.00 Bum Super Market Supplies 18.38 Superior Oil ,- Battery 36.00 Weber & Troseth < 8.10 Minn ,State fire Schoak� Application ' 30. Lyle Anderson School 7903 ., N..S.P. t March 23.87 f Minn. Gas Co. '` March '80.00 Water fund Transfer ` ri STREET FUND of W s M i $ Charge Battery ,' 1.00 'Gopher Stamp & Die Street Sign: "' � " 13.64 Standard Oil Gas ^` 26.71 , Malkerson Motors ; TruckQ33.50 Charles Olson t Truck Additions 65 00` BUILDING FUND f T39.85 . March 62. I Minn. Valley Electric Repairs .. 1 1.44 First National Bank Bonds, Int. & Bank Cho':. 51 1.00 - Prior Lake Electric o Library (rewiring) 1500.00 j Standard Oil " Furnace Fuel 145.00 M* yn's Interiors L ' brotY (carpeting) .911.488 t PARK FUND • `"+" . March , 3473 Harold braelson Engineering fee 99.36 f t.09 : 7t � 1. Stmt Gradt Water b SiVwer Fund. • Aggregates �' Gravel _ , w ., - • � ... 40.00 Bo�tntack b Hannon & Grading 173. 00, „ " { " CND W:C.'tanon Co. Rock a t ' 12.03 { Ml�wau6a Railroad Crossing A nt 04 99rsme 00 . ,Tyre being no further businss, the meeting was adjourned. April 24 1972 �. 1W. "Cannon Council of the Village of Prior Lake met in special session In thel office of thi. Village Clark Monday evening, April ;24th., 1972 at 7tW PiM.° R Mayor Stock called thsl meeting to order. Rol Cali:. Present were Mayo► Stocks Clerk Gent=; ,and Ccunctlmen S,�.chi mer, Clemens, Bu" and. Thorsfeldt Goracae of APpla Valley,:was present to request a corditlona usi� mat to place 6 model home on the Rgman Kop property on the west side of Ht 4Q0 fief 13 appr+oodaaisly north of 9tli : °JI►vinue. Motion was made by Busse to gr conditional use permit i `to Hubert Garaeaw to place *'model home;, an the Roman Kop property "with�the following itlpulatlons: ([) Must have 'con footings 42" in depth.. (2) Set, back 35 from the ixopertl+`line. (3) Present lot'plan and building specifications. (4) Lano"ped, sodded and sbbery placed. (5) Lot r+.q:iitd to, w'10,000 puare feet. (6) Permit to expire ninety days "afore approval of plans, ete.AV for permit shall be $15 :00 per mo The motion was seconded by Sehommer and upon a vote taken, the following. voted in fdvor thereof: Stock and Councilmen $clWwor, Clemens and Rusm.' 'The' fotlowing oted against: ttnwn Thonfeldt: `Motion pasted ,, ption war made ky irsc A " .''' �ldtil94 t ttorney Sulliv�a �, ci^! yR #,ordtnonce fora plaia:ed unit dsiwlopment,.�Mcagded, by Busse and upon a vote ' taken,, It was duly passed, t)r. Olson wa present to requist'6 a conditional use Penn it too con tructnaanimal clinic r a to;the north of 9th. Ave., across from the Rock Dee _ Station. ' ' 'H e was advised to haw plans _ � P P drawn and preset them at, the next'counetl meeting. The hard shell for the Prior South Addn. / P� was presented fora •oval. `lt'f examination of the plat, several 'of thin lots did not most aqubee footage requirements. Shall be explained at next meeting...Meeting'adjourned - Gent: