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co and used it seldom and felt that a Sa woo nd stated he had a summer.
t'Mike Fmne n came in.a
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sanitary on- site dispasai and re.giri for °
wanted some form of relief from,ahe
pres palicY `
t which isseonnectionaa; sewek. and -,water: twel
After, thi eiarrantlu:fmmkthwdafeiobUthe Public
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T ` nkin�p about his presentation. f��some`- tirwond'also-talking to the
Administrator for some' le r
ngth, it be i ' comossapporent.that :he shoo ld he: required b connect
b the,eorne h cis any, other residential unt. because hesdid state fiw+ t. the i :!
u efare: = ca�,.:wasahat4the Sgteilite�.was b take cars. f i'r " r
Y. Nriol,;,the afh Whd #.of o t� isposot�;of his own was*,
that; horrer%r,As,the que:tior for pi+oWleen of ndueing '
` �Oklminating lake pollution and because he happens.,
�+ have o r6ther unique situation;
'• does notr forego the need for al! the :6thers to connect, 30; \ae4 he rot to ' connect, he N
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would, be enjoying the benefit. of occasion by the cost borne ' - others In connecting and
You�'ewntual'ly drive yourself down to the aoint of so i
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Po nod tha t Policy ould ,r
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f of y s b oitct to sewer and` water one Year front the data
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by Oakes that the City reject the request`of Michael f an for a
Sgtellit�e and require that he conform to th Council Cis
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water; 46conded''by Williams and 'upowab vote tabikn`it was duly passed,
Mayor Stock directed the Adninistr+alar,,lo; rotJfyr Mr. Finneg6n,of the Council's action.,
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MINUTES of the hecevdi s of the Vil 1
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June 9 •1975
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'The Common Council of 1`116-City of Prior Lake met in regular session .at ?:30 P.M`: on
Junew9, 1975 in the City Council Chambers. Mayor Stock called the meeting to "order. `
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#Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen,,;Busse, Haberkorn, Oakes, and Williams, = ?
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AdministratouMcGuirep Engineer Anderson, Engineer Sch?ndel, .and.Attcrney Sullivan.
The, following corrections were made to the Minutes of June; 2 ' 1975•°
Page one, paragraph three, should read - Administrator McGuire stated i
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Hayden- Murphy, Mobile is a four-wheel type sweeper, and does not have an elevated
bucket; the Hall Equipment, Wayne does not. have an automatic transmission, a
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rivaeh the specifications except for tube type tires and only provides for a six -month
warran rather. than a one -year warrant'..
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ge four,, two, should read -Mayor Stack stated,. for the liquor Commiss . ion
problem, that, when the City, receives the y
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Attorney Sullivan have stated that these, checks can be caibed and he weuld like to have
the..tiquor Commissioners review the p
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Moti!sn was made. by Oakes to approve the Minutes of June 2, 1975 as amended, t
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seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken `it *as duly passed.
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Counciimani Busse stated the ALMAC Hearing was continued `until ;lone 1Q, 1975. y
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Administrator McGuire presented' o codified stotement_an open end items. Administrator
McGuire•has,aColerWar of Events,and when an' item needs further d
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detion the matter will
Administrator McGuire
presented information on Michael Finns �{
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MINUM of the Proceedings af'fMe Village Council of the Village of Prior lake in, the County of Scott and Stale of
Ainnesi Including all accounts audited by Said >Council.
Engineer Anderson, sented information results of tests on 'the M
Pro nf o arsgo protects.
Engineer Scheddel *'esented information�on the Boudins Manor SecondAddition, C " 1.
cul-de -sac, io frontiaf Joe Whitney, and stated`,thot :Engineer Anderson and hroelson
met with be Whitney and agreed that because .of the heigli Mr,. ,Whitney's,
driveway, they would.meet.the driveway, they ; would prek u�i the wrater at the catch
basin and run a pipe. the catch basin doairluiloctlopshannel .
Engineer Schandel`,presented, information on the Moves Road culvert and ponding
crea �.
Notion, was mode by Oakes that Engineer ndarson be intruded,,% contact Bill
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Schmoll to ask Mr. Schmokei to- determine thel actual location of the water course
tsaromAcives Road to. the lake, that he, also ask Mr.: Schmokel for',a iierritten existence
f of the DNR order to change;like.elevation of ,the,.culvert and if f ndinivr one that he
arrange for a survey of the ponding area, upon finding the acreage of , t6 ponding
area that the owner would be contacted as erm
a start to detirke reasonobfe value of
( o I the land for the, intended use,, seconded by Busse; and upon a vot4i taken it was duly
� Qakes,
, presented. information'and•co on.the watenrainextensions fore
Lakeside Park and :SUnfish,Bay..
A Oesidont from. Lakeside Park warted to know Qky(fha:CsWy "hiPynsr{ Ians�iorESiinf'sh
Say when Lakeside Park had - petitioned far water at this timenciinwn Oakes
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stated the pule in Sunfish bay were having pro blems with water also, and it was
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i more ecorwmical to plan..thsm. both together than as;two seporate,projects.
i; There were two residents present from Lakeside Pork who wanted to know -when the
water 7Id bet available in Lakeside Park. ` Adyor.Stock stated `about the first week
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.Motio�n vud:.madeby Oakes.;that,th6 Engineer be dirocted to propore the�preliminory
�\ plan for the, ef00 feet of watermaina l County Road 21,, seconded, by Hab6rkorn ;
and upon a vote taken It was duly passed.
, 3' �� Motion was mode by�)akes that sew' and waterfior Sunfich� be included�'in nekt
improvramenf,;prrojeet r +mess a'petmon to the contrary is'wbmitfea, tike
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. k ; Council fori,Councii conAderotion.of timing, seconded by Busse imdr upon,•a vote
en.it was duly.pamedL o.
• " _ \,. Attonwy Sullivan stated,in regard
too general clean'
ge p :type ordinance that the City,,
s " oowid aw up.an ordinanceahat waul`d. prohibit. collection of debris. in womeone's
Y 'to if workablg. could be wry difficult. ;, The City Ill ordinance now that
ahibitsaairrwone from,. havirp,barrks of crop,ot -their property and if. itis in barrels
' eaaYbe atr ordinance theiCiti would have would• not include t1i - and IF it is .the
k � Cauricil's= wishefo li such .oQ ;ordirtanco he would •see, what he could do. r
Councilman Oakes-stated. them is al
m a place in Maple Park which has junk strewn
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Mayor Stock - stated` the place with the barrels has everything in the barrels and from n.
whnt le (oould;tell- tha
there really as not o
y ny/hing t could be called a nuisance, but
the onw ih Mo ie Park
is a situation ° °which`the City could under like ieonce
ordinance deciaM d'means of elednup. r
�. Mayor Stock directed ",the Administrator to checli the area in Maapla Park and have
�1 the necessary paper nr�ark drdvrn up and - whatever is necessary to issue _1be, proclamation =
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pwpe'b cleanup the o
,tlorney Sullivan presented an on the Firemen ReliefAsxciotion. -
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MINUTES of the Proceedings of the village Council of the Village of 'rior ,Lake in the County of Scott and S tate of
Minnesoto, including all accounts audited by said Council. '
Mayor rStock directed the Administrator,lo set up a meeting between the Firemens
Relief Association Executive Board and Attorney Sullt , n for Attorney Sullivan to
explain the situation to-the Executive Board;
Attorne Sullivan Developer
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-pro :Agtew�nent. :After discussion
by the Council,AttorneySull Engine¢r Anderson'were 0e0600 discuss
meet to
changes to the Developer's Agreement.
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Attorney Sullivampresented information owMarsga, ,lnq , .stating that he, talked to
Marsgo's atbrney and Marsgo• is'.not going to da any further work until he gets poid.
Marsgo said he has completed his inspections and everything checks ,outarid the City is
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now imposing new requirements on what his workers are supposed to do and what the
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inspections are w
Pe posed to show. The City will have to check their contract with
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Marsgo and,if he has complied with that contract maybe lie- is to some payment
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Attorney Su i l ivan stated chat froth who he heagr the inspection; have rut been
satisfactory t
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inspections and they still are not satisfactory he sees no reason to M .
pay ango,.
Attorney Sulliyan•stpted: any checksFt;wgd to Mars ul
go,ho d hov the co-nan6
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the subcontractors on them that Marsgo owes money to.
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y van suggested that the ,City send him, a 'letter i precisely what Q
inspections * � what problems -the City has, what work is,left to de and since Margo
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Cs "claiming the City -has,cha t
raged• he.requirer!+erk4orj inspictioe�s, the City should
Po ;rat out exactly what inspections are required in the contra ct, the', fact that they have
R;hi beenFoompletad wcceufvlly . and.iha, where; the problems ex istir then he' will =._.
write: to Matsgo's lawyer and, ,tell him that when Marsgo cgr'eets thsse,.de #ecis he will
We' lhot•Morsoa gets paid.down to: -the ;1;096 tetainage
Mayor , Stocck stated Morsgo is gimost down 'lo the 1096 retgina n
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Councilron Qakes wanted; to know about Marsoa stating that -the City has changed"
requirements..on inspections - Engineer,APOVMiri stated h• prewmed.what he is
indicating hero Ch - the
is it water tests were taken and when he went out Iw check he
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ttiuncl. ,thQtrthe hydroMs Mere rapt aested cnd i. -ths ifi t ,clear!
sPeF cq�..ions it y calls out
that the wcitynnain wi l to t k
ter d ticlitd rag, every vp 'hydv*4 main and anything
ra wgtenticun and Mpicsgo agd
came right ou# tgd.he did not.hat the hydra rah
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Engineer. fold ,him that he _ wanted the - hydrants lost }•. The tpRCif;cations'clso
soy thol each valve iidoibe
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section tested and these were not tested.
Attorney Sullivan stated that if Marsgo is not going to finish the pb the City will have
to notify the"bonding company to move °in. ';
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Gouneilnwr+ Oakea ;Toted. the City:better have;well.documen tee! information on what J
Marsgo is, supposed to have:.done_in accord with _the contract, what ;Mgtsga 'has done and
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' what this leaves as omissions before the City b e gins an action a
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Mayor..Stock dinetltd Attorney Sullwan pnd Erigineen Anderson andasraelson to race t
,,an the Mars situation
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r!4 a _ .� go throng Fall with the-
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Oblation the"City has, out there right now.
At*ney Sulliv«an.state way ld,like,all of -this information in wrlting.
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:.;councilman Williams presented a: request, for street,] ighting, at -Pixie PolntdRoad io
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Council trait r I'lgberko
Earl Cotes - street and utility was'
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MINUTES of the heeeodi'nas ,ef'ib0 Village Council of the Village of Prior Lake in the County of Seen and State of
Minnesota, including all accounts .audited by sold Council. ' a
Mayor Stock sOted that when'the City. hired Larry Anderson.as.;the Resident Engineer
after"three months the City`stated theywculd.recommended . a:raise for him and then
consider another raise after-another tWioo. months, ,and- recotnmended a $50.0, 0 per „
month raise for Larry Anderson. Motion was made by Williams to approve a '$50.00
per month raise for Larry, affective June 16, 1975, seconded by Haberkorn
` and upon o'vote taken -it eed.
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Mayor Stock r OOmmended a $1.00.00 per month raise forMb&wl McGuire. Motion J
was made by Oakes to";'appro a a.5100:00: per month raise fo Michael McGuire ,
effective June; 16, 1975y seconded. by Busse and, upon a >vote. token .it; was duly
passed.
a -: Orderly annexation •- . Spring .Lake -- , discuss proposal was tabled... jt(}
Coaiour mapping of area was tabled.:
Mayor Stock '
oyo presented information on noxious weed' control and stated, the City would
leave- this ln hoods of the County- Weed Inspector.
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Mayor Stock presented infontRation on Tµ5: L: * F
ype of Local Government and Services;
°Optional Plan. B for review and discussion bythe Council .
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Mayor Stock stated he wanted b discuss this with the Council an a couple of items,
specificalf 'as the
y possibility of changing the City's form of government from, what
it is now,` Optional Plan A to Plan B **CML that it would be
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a City Council Manager form.. There are several reasons.why he. felt that Plan B has
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many advantages, it'definitely streamlines. the, form of government to ,handle complaints,
payrolls, `etc., and he •thought this •is the.Council should.,4e getting
` fat> iliaYwit#t because'fn som e.poinf- in•time this is definitely.the: form.of government
that Prior ,Lake should 4mve': Witltb'•tits 'annexations that have occurred,. the
population size, etc., ,are all `.important to this
type of thing and the number of,,
empbye60401 the City has alsdAi6totei that• this form iof:govereraent real ly is , reoson'why he,broug
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for the best way'to man0ge, the situation. However the h'tthis
f up `is that ho is stiff fairly ieonfised on the elections that were changed 'by the 1973
Le isfature,t what tFte City shall do, '.soh ' the: City may do..:
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' Atiorno S0 1'0an stotad1,Tom�Watkins term wos"a term because he was e .
elided ins 1i 4.. ` =Tile �Nli r''�terrn isa,
rya , s: two -yaar term: unleii the c' t; ',hot an
election appro 4ln'g•c four` term fior the'M
ly, agar, and the Councilmen farms,
" "'wily all be lour -y are iertns on, electionu-hold in 1974 and, oftsr
Attorney Sullivan sidled her would send a letter
Council r on the election lows to the City
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i Mayor that the- Council review the Optional Plan B and the t ,a copy
ofthe'�Atkimey" letter 14 be • includid with next'vveeks agenda. Mreceived
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Couinlmi(m Williams
wanted the Council's opinion on the installation of interim
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blacktop, that would be left for two awinio before Ihe fincl'bla' It pping, and for
the bona to 'be appl Lei) Ion the interim `blackirp F . r
Engineer Anderson stated' 'that
Nodland wants, to put curb on right away ro`ther than
vrcrif to l uFrthe eu b nand 4 the cleanup WarK this, Rall,yeta�d that way it
alle,.viate all the droi.4tage problems, next "year or the year after they will put the
w ri ' interliw0wing Anderson will raise'�the catch basins io match the paving.
Engineer An�eon recommended' for povmg thot�Bin Engineering: conic in and °�!
take borings to,sei if it is necessdry to wait fior two
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Motion was made
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that Engineer Y Anderso be
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optimum action to be taken on the road surfaces i'n Project 75-2 and report back .
to the Council with his recommendation, seconded by Busse and upon a vote tTen '
it was -duly passed.
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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, Council. T ' ,
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Councilman- Williams asked Wsubstandar&soil will be- placed :back into the "trenches.
Councilmon Oakes �s' ted'that the substandard soil will be deposited' in the area,
some of it not in• the 'trench, depending on what it is, some of it in the trench, and,
some if actual ' ly, replaced. �° Engineer Anderson stcte�d that bldck.dirt will be
fil replaced with pitTurrgravet, in a deep trench the, tack dirt will be, put in the lower
portion, but the black dirt will not be put in the frost zone.
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a; Councilman Williams asked the Council's opinion on utilitiesplcced in the streef after
° .construction not in conformance -with the `City's ordinance, should, there be 'a � 'I
resolution or ordinance to'rot allow them to cut up the streets for repcir -7if they do
not meet our ordi"e nce. .
Mayor Stock directed the Administrator and City Engineer to work out wletter to _
send to''the utilities giving them the information that the has 'Mready adopted,
the ordinance,'and also.,the guidef`ines th,; -City expects them• 10 follow, such
as tiotificationwhen they are'moving,thiir' lines and where they are placing them,
the final drawings, as4milts, etc..'
Councilman Williams stated theme seems to be v confli.ctof'opi'nions regarding sit c
tanks, when 'hooking up to sewer an&water most *+ties the septic tanks are pumped,
broken in and, filled, and on three occasions i"t e City he has been fold about, he
did not know about, the contractor was told it was not necessary to pump the tanks,.
and felt the- Council should come to' a direct agreement on this matter.
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' cy is to pump, break in and fill setic
tanks, ondstoted this should 'he in previous.Minutes.
Councilman Oakes stated tlfat in regard to water wells, they may be continued to be c
J) used provided there is no connection in tFie piping between'thie: city water and the
local well and if he wel'1'liifiitent stcomes inoperative,' it shat Unotxbe rebuilt and
further if there is a lowering of the water table the City may by ordinance shut off
the 'use of all wells: t r �
° The Administrator is to direct Roy .lohnson Hof the opinion of tf,*' ouncil on' t#* matter
of septic'tar�lrs. I
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Administrator McGuire stated, he received a couple of bond inquiry firms on Titus --
Addition and cannot find the information they are looking „ for, kr fiw; t and Wcond '
addition.
Councilman Oakes stated that on Titus First Addition, $22,000.00 vas placed in
escrow for-eventual paving and a :2,;.200.00 maintenance bond was taken out to cover
a rather steep ""slope into.rthe area which' was surface d that time, this was to have
` been completed in three years, which would make it a •thisF e
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developer does not want'to complete` it this year he wants” to because of the
' percentage of Idh that are not Yet built. Councilman Oakes talked with the developer
Friday and told him, to get a latter in to the City for next Monday'3 Councll Meeting
which wouldlexplain Ott . wanted 'to do and why he wanted to ao it sfl the Council
could deal with what they were oo ng to do with the ;24,200.00 excnow and that he
6ritact Clinton 1106kworth, With whom "he dealthin 1.971 with. Travelers Indemnity and
" get a stdtement from Brinkworth, the bonding agent, which would-say-that he would
a with what T
up to, and botkof' these are- to be here by next Monday night.
Councilman Oakes :toted that on Titus Second Addition that is so'metliing,that happened
offer the City of Prior "Lake became a; City and the`Planning Commission has had their ,
thing and possi jk*buncilman Busse and he knows nothing abouia this $'50,000.00
I ' bond, and supposed this would be - in the Planning Commissiori, M`inutss. M
stated this would ayor Stock
� probably in the. Council Minutes.
f Mayor Stock stated 6 has received t � "tgna4dn of Marilyn Mi.ckus from the Civic
Center Proiect. w Motion , was made by �'kse�to accept Marily Mickus' resignation from, ,�!
the CivieCenter'P�siectseconded by`Odkes and upciva vote token it vra duly passed._
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'.salary 3520.90�
=; Steyin S;NiI it _ Salary
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Ric hord� lib'" 1 ��� talary
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{ x 1il�A,.wrtgs dank Savings��Plan 125.01`: }?
' ?r :occ�4 Union 320 ° ,Un1on �Dues!�,, � j
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Susan.. Huwe �Salory., ' �� "44.00
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`7pon� Busse
Council' Pays .00
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Dpn'Mli!!i
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- Counal Pay,. 80 « ,,
r, Jack, Oakes.; Coin ail Pay
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Miidhael M 1,.iiAayoPay 1;80.00
cGuiro "' Carilowance :T,:500 �r
`l.�gue of Minn. Municipalities Convention �`
r Stons*rd 011; � Police Gas,
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�tiard w6re Pal "ice Supplies 5:44;
van. A Fees 5(T5 00
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MINU,TIS of the Proceedings of' twe Village Council of the Village of Prior.Laka in the County Scott an }
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Motion was made by Busse to ratify .the appointment of John Larson to Chairman of the
Civic Center Project, seconded' by Haberkorn and upon a vote talon it was duly passed. -
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Mayor Stock dire' cted the Administrator to notify "John Larson of this change and to
send a letter of thanks to Marilyn Mickus.
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Mayor Stock stated that the Administrator and he hove" interviewed a number ofJ r
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candidates ,ror an ;intern program with the City of Prior Lake on a planning basis and i
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recornmen&4 Horst Gro ser on a- $500.00 internship per month
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is for six months, he it a masters graduate, of Mankato State. Motion..was made by
Williams that Horst Groswbe employed on an,interrtishi basis for six months at
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$500.00 per month, seconded by Oakes and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.. '
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Mayor Stock' stwted the City has an inquiry in whether or rat 4 the' City would be
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in in selling the property behind the "Post Office to the property Mwters
of the Prior Lake Post Office; foc the purpose of expansion of the Prior Lake Post`
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Office, and asked what the feelings of the Council were.',
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Councilman Busse stated thgt;due the, gas pump being back there he,did not think, �
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the City' should sell the property.
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McGuire agreed with Busse and also for ran future 4
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,possible expansion "
Motion was made by Oakes that at. this tune the .qty is .not:interes* - - inseliing the
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°Property located laehindthe Post Office, seconded by Williams a
and upon a
Mayor Sioch.directed theAdmtnisfrobc io,sertd a letter and an.extract`of. the
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Minutes b Mr. ,Joe Steoko informing him of the Council's action:
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Mayor Sbck, stated that not
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GENERALFIJNDe 1 . '" �
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Prior Lake State Bank
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11 Mic wel'McGuire Salary jf r , 440 11
Joseph Vanpenh oom Salary r
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'amid, I' Salary' " 2
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.LeRoy Rabe .
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MINUTES of tM heeoodloss of tho YpMao Council of the Villaeo of Prier Lek* in. tho County ei Scott and Stab of
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Waninie, including all 'accounN audited by mid Council.
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GENERAL FUND (Continued)
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Utilities -
48.00
Scott -Rice Telephone Co.
Utilities
277.28
Lake Auto Su pp
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Police Auto Repair
55.80 `
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Scott County Treasurer
Police Radio Maintenance. ` 67.50
Minn. Natural Gas %
Utilities
76.20 ,
AK Office Products Co.
Office Supplies
195.07
Soui6iclw Didge, Inc:,
Police Auto Repair
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Scott County Treasurer
Prisoner's Board' '
38.50
Uniforms Unlimited, Inc.
Police Supplies ' `
141.74',,
Ray Robinson
Police Auto Repair,
74.80'
Kerr -McGee Corp.
Police Gas
C. 1.16
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Air Comm
Police Radio Repair
99.48
Dennis Leff r.
Mileage
L60
Richard Klugherz
Mileage
_ 450
Eugene Smith
Overtime
22:09
:Joseph VanDenBoom
Overtime
41.68
Steven Schmidt
Overtime
106.'86`
LeRoy Rabenort
Overtime
80.51 \\
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LeRoy Rabenort'
Mileage
3.60 A
Aibinson
Office Supplies . a
28.29
National' Pen Corp.
Office Supplies
25.58
SCM Corp. p
Office-.Supplies
« 80,52,
Prior Lake American .
Printing °and Publiihing•
959.6C'
i ,Barkem Life Co.
Hospitalization
713.32
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Pitney-bow
Postage Meter
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30:00
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E. H Newstrom
Building Inspector .-
473.00
Thorkelson,l) u9s
Police Supplins
d 281.07
Clarence Schmidt .
Plumbing' Inspector
200.00
l<
Robert McAllister
Dog Catcher
160.00
Scott County Treasurer'
Library Taxes
1,126.97
Israelson and Assoc., :Inc.
Engineering Fees
790.46
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General Office Products Co
Office Supplies
45.00
Walter Stock _�
Equalization Meeting
45.00
t•.
Jack Oakes
Equal izotion.Meeting
20.00
'
Don Williams° ;"
Equalization Meeting
•.,_,_<,5 \\ 00
Don Busse
Equalization Meefi .
«'
. x0.00
Tom'Watkins
Equalization Meeting
20.00
Susan C. Huwe
Salary
'
0
Michael McGuire ."
Salary
t 425 1:1,
Joseph VanDenBaom,
Salary :;
310,,90
a; ,
.Eugene Smith
Salary
297. 64
LeRoy Robenart
Salary
331.50
Dennis Leff
Salary;
361 .4fl
Steven, Schmidt
'
Salary
376.54
Richard Powell `
Salary.
410:42
= :
F&M Savings Bank`
Savings Plan
; , 135.01
`
Lawrence Schweich
Library , Rent �
. 3001.00�
`
Trartsfer`to Street i and
s 2:000.00
TOTAL,
_ ,
.. $22,051.17
k
WTER FUND:
Pbshna ter ''
Postage
200.00"
i
'Larry K*rkow '
Salary
345 64
Sii lens Craig
Salary
177:.97
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Sav ngs Bank _
_
Savings. Plan, .: ..
10.00
n
Standard Oil
Fuel. e
111.98
NSP
Utilities
. . 321.39
'
WC "r Products Co.
Water Motors. , .
M55.40
Jordon Independent . '
Printing
10.88
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MINIITlf hoeoed lase Conseil of tM Vilkpe of bier lake In the County of Sce1t aed State of
Miase11e including all accounts audited by mW Council.
WATER FUND (Continued):
Minn. Natural Div. Utilities 34.86 C _
t � 5 ,
Lyon: C.hemionis " Chemicals 51.50
Stats.,Treasur'er D.NR Processing fee 15.00
Larry Kia *rkow Salary 345.64
Shirlene 6.aig ` `, Salary 177:97
<h: F&M Saviaollank Savings-Plan 10.00' `
Larry Kerkow `\ Overtime, 70.66
TOTAL
4,438.39
r, SFAM FUND: + i+
MOropolitan Waste Control' Comm, SAC Charges
46,435.00
Judith Jepson Salary 155.11
Win. J.;SuiIIvan Sal 209.40
Raymond Johnson t ` Salary 386.77
FbM Savings Bank,., Savings .Plan 100.00
Standard Oil Gas and Oil 1!11.97 `'
NSP
Util ities 241.90
New Prague lumbar 6.61
d�:Ready�Mix , Sewer Maintenance
Jordon rode
t
Pendent Printing 1.. 10.87
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SW of Slwkopee,';Ina. Sewer Maintenance
78.93 ;
Minn. Valley Electric Coro / Utilities 30.99
Metropoliiton Waste Contro l Comm. 1►lefno Installment
2,036.28
} a. Raymond Johnson. / Salary 386.77
W t R '' JuWO -0r+ wn Salary 155.11
LjQ W+in.lJ.'Sullivan } Sa ary 223.40
J. Sullivan SeYe ronce Pay - and Vacation 344,12
�F6�Ni:,Saviimp Rion SaAA Ian ,. 150.00
rR rld ;bMaon
ayn10 O vertime 135.23
TOTAL -,
11,199.06 �!
1G ] FIRES
EmRrg.ricy Pnxluc* Narws 'Subscription. s 12.00
:'. Siarklord Oil Gas arld;0il 1 s. 130.63 ;
UL OK Fiardwore Supplies 1,5.96 z
NSP Utilities 24:52
Scott -Rice Telephone Co. \ Utilities � 95.17
1lYata *P *&Jc' Co. Equipment Repairs 24.48
Scott County Sheriff ' - -Rodio„ Maint*honce =r*. 106.00 i
Minn. Natural Gas Utilities` 86.37
k Mod- cloy Extinqu,shers Supplies 124.00
Skip Reebie , �' Supplies 6.74
General Safety Equipment Co. '� Grass Fire Unit , 1,535.00
{ 4` Reynolds WeidirlO.Supply Co.! Supplies i '10.20
i TOTAL ��i o,
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.STREET FUND:
Elmer Busse
Salary $ , 336.15
Standard O ii Gas and O il 4 111.97
UL OK Hardware Supplies . 30.92
NSP
Utilities ' 945.87
Lake Auto Supply
Equ ipme nt Repai ^ 38.41
Mennen: Supply, Inc. Supplies ,. --=-- 11.52
W G. Pearson, lnc: • � Crushed Rock � 1,.017.69
s e Prior Lake AgIlngates, Inc. Sand 27.98
L&L's Lawn-and Leisure'
Cquipment Repairs ; " 6.64
Minn. Valloy .Electric: ' Utilities 8.25'
L.. ' Prior Lake Blacktop' Grading 310.00'
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MIWJM of the 14e4wdkM6 of tb Yil1e8a Cwaeii
of tM Vlllefa of Pder take In flea Counter of sett .ad .sue of `
F, j
MMaaa/a. tedudk� all eooawew eudked by. acid �GawAl.
STREET FUND (Continued):
Lawrence Schweich. Florae Builders
'Snow Removal: ,. ,
920..00
'
Elmer Busse
Salary
336.15
TOTAL _
= 4,131�.55-
BU`iLDING FUND
L&L OK Hardware
Repairs
{. 7.22
NSP `
Utilities
113.47
Busse Super Market
Cleaning Supplies
18.75
Twin Lake, Sanitory.Service ,.'_
Garbage R «rw�ol
150.00
Minn. Natural Div.
Utilities,
62.90
Gen Fahrenkamp
Janitor Service
60.00
Grosi,ktd. Services
fk:or
21 60
TOTAL
�
.PAAK FUND:
w,
n
Rondos House, Inc. ,
Book
Irwin Clenkens
Swe"
280.43'
L" OK HordW*re
Supplies
1204
NSP
<IJfilIties a..a
450
New Prague. Lumber and Rear
-Mix Repairs,
2l.2S
Y"Ifj Gleinsns
Salary
280.43-
TOTAL
S
CAPITAL PARK FUND
`
Saott County Treasurer
Taxes
$ 1,409.02?
Lyle Sips, Inc.
Signs"
152.50,
Satellite
Restrooma
76 «00
braels*6'and Ass0 Inc.
Engineering Foos'
403. ,
.John and Medq Kop
Installment on CD
6% M,00
TOTAL
$63
j
1975 GLENDALE SEWER AND WATER FUND:
Lt:E.. &A.C. Tupo
Condemnation
$ 100:..00
Stever, Landgren
Salary
'95.17
Lary J. Anderson
Salary
430.54
FBAA Savings Bank
Savings Plan
35.00
Larry J. Ander son
Car Albwance
'
' T500
C. N. b Sullivan
Attorney Fees
1,053.50`,;
Nod and Assoc:, Inc.
Contract Payment
248,510.1
'
Pete Lametti Corot. Co.
Contract Payment -
13,523.23'
Layne Minn.
Contract Payment
11,74.08
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Braun Eng., Testing
Soil Borings
287.00
..a
kraelson and Assoc.'
Engineering Fees
11'368.341'
s
Br4 ps and Moron
Professional Service, Bonds
2,000.00
Steven Land en
Mileage:
39:52.
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Arnold a Audrey Paul
Easements 1
300.00
S � L
213.21
v *
J AS
Salary
430.54
4}
F&M Savings Bank
Savings Plan
35.00
TOTAL
_
s289,99Q.27,
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11011M of * ec�p of Ae vuhme C�Vndlt'if tke"Y-111 of Friortake lit Countiot Scwtkw *Gftzef
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Won lowlVdift all eftevals audOW b 1.
r*vW
EAG(1 CREEK W&S, FUND:
NodImW Anoc.,, 421. 02,
Kemplin Photoqraphy�, p6tas 48.88
Mo6wold Motors, Inc.- Dgmcq to Car 76.54
"bov no & Sons, Inc. C�nii`act Paypwnt 5 619.71
First Nat1 Bank of St. Paul bond Paym"t
TOTAL
STREET IMPROVEMENT OF 4974 FUND:
Sower FurW f 4ind .00
Transier 0 t $'10,=
8, 9 & 10 W,&S--FUND
CW*s F. ZaWtke R*furW Water Tower
KOPPS bkY FUND:
Anwic on Nct'l Bardt & Trust-_- BorW Nyment 5,322.25
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Motion was made by Oakes�#*,adjourn seconded 4y poa vg'ft taken it.
mleting was adjournedot.10:45 P.M.
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