HomeMy WebLinkAbout06 28 1976MINUTES of the hocoodi of t
aYs the VINaEe Council of the Viltoos Of'�ior take in the County of Seen and State of
Mlmnyeta, Indedino all accounts audited by sai;i'Ceuneii.
-"1 June i8. 1976
, pr The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular seuion.on June 28, 1976
o s o P''.M. in the City Council Chambers, Mar Stock called the. meeting to order.
Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Busse yo
, Oakes, Watkins, and Williams, City
Manager McGuire, Engineer Anderson, Administrative Assistant Groser, and Finance
Director MacGilIivroy.
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lowing corrections were made:, t the Minutes of June 21,' 1976:
Page one, after
Paragraph s'x, add ParograPh "Public Hearing was adj wrned."
>�) Page three, Paragraph three, should read "Attorney Sullivan
Mr. Denny McWilliams. Mr.. ;McWilliams will file the deeds res re ` re u es t by
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Paukner's Beach and the City, will make a of
McWilliams." partial Payment :of $100,00() to Mr
tions tom, paragraph four, should read "Engineer Anderson Presented his recommends
gorging the effectiveness of liquid chloride as dust control, which was that
City not use it because it is too costly." the
?11NUTES; Motion was made by Watkins to a s i
pprove
seconded by Busse and upon a the Minutes of June 21, 1976 'as amended,
vote taken it was duly pass.
CREEKS IDE
CI R. PAVING 9
Mayor Stock turned the meetin over to Engineer Anderson for,on Informational I
Meeting regarding dust control and
Permanent paving for the benefit of the resi
Of Cceekside Circle. The estimated cost dents
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foot'ond the! cost o Y asphalt as a f recy cled Peanent paving is $11.•!0'par front
foot. means of dust control is '$1.20
per fro nt
' 'Engineer Anderson cntced for .questions and common is from the residents of Croekside
Circle present at the meeting'.
A resident asked what portion f th
oe rood t
{ ?p m would have curbs..
Ertl near A*tdenon" that the,
major portion of the
road would not be curbed,
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the portion by the, cul,de would have curbs,
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Mrs. Jan Sim" la asked Engineer Anderson b elk lain the re'
P cycled asphalt. '
Eng ineer Anderson
non stated
when it 'is that recycled asphalt is Pulverized and looks like buck dirt
° graced on the
road and tFien it is rolled for +compaction.
f' ti A resident udid 'if the =1 T.AO an
is estimated coat and if the cost could
be
Engineer Anderson stated that higher,
the
higher or lower. s'11.40 is on estimated cost and 'the cost could be
A resident asked if the Council took bidsbefore' approving the pro'ect a
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: Mt+�Sbdc stated no the
Procedure for
`Paned, for the Council to coil a Public Hepa sects °of this nature if the road is to be
would be presented and then the' Council ng and ct that Public Hearing- the costs
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(t plans and specifications and the P
Council would then would authorize the engineer b PA
review flan: and specifica-
tio+ts and then set a date for bids. The Council would open the bids at,a future"date
which takes about 30:day and at that time if it
the osthr aied v►�oa within a.reaignabte figure of
' fi ore that
g was given the Council viould award it. If it was considerably
higher the Council would reject it.. When the Council
4 o ject begins oons
'huction, awards the bids then the
\ posts -The cosh given for the. recycled asphalt are the
the' actual.
,
* t destimated 'figure pa ng :is� from. the ;oo$ t, that= the city has `
.gore for vi
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MINUTES of dN P+ceedings of die Village Council of the Vii loge of Pier take In the Counter of Scott and State
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Minnesota, including all accounts, audited by said Council.
CREEKSiDE
C 1R.O PAVING
A resident asked if the recycled aspholtlah about a year, if this was fa ct.
Engineer Anderson stated he estimates that the recycled asphait will' last about a
year, but the actual life of it is not known because
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it is a. new product. it is not
known for a fact that it wilt last one year, it may last tw Yeas, and then
it
may last less than that. gain
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A resident asked if the recycled asphalt is roll;d after it is slot with oil.
Engineer Anderson stated it would be rolled.
A resident asked how the recycled asphalt would stand up in a driveway.
Engineer Anderson stated he did not know:
A resident asked about having their Private driveway done.
Engineer' Anderson staled this would be .a private matter, that the City, could not
r involved in private: drivev+wys,
Mayor Soock asked the widths of the roadway,
e
Engineer Anderson stated it would be a 28 foot roadWa for
asphalt. y pavin94k recycled
,' A: resident asked what ha opens b the recycled a t a
I after it breaks asp.
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Engineer Anderson stated he has not seen the recycled asph alt after it has broken
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up.
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" A asked if the City will maintain , the permanent paving,
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Engineer Anderson stated the Ci
' ty would take care of ttotrna) maintenonosf :for ten :
- years when the life of the is
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paving
s ; A•'raident° asked if after ten years the road would not be good aeyntQfe and then
will have in be
redone.
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Council
` man. Oakes stated that ,the lens
r yeah is the Engineer's estimate of cn
average fife for a bituminous roadway,
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A reswlint :asked if the .would be,:resealed in the ten
.. yew period.
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Engineer Anderson hated the vcad,wauld be soak coated M ye w
tvyp c i
a A iasident asked 'if ieaL,codtMWI included in the si l ,40 per front,faot cost
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Maya' Sock stated that seal coating up until this point in time has been considered
R °natnal moiMenonce, but;seol'
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coati ng prices have increasedover,the period of
years and he does not know at what point in time that the Council' might have to
took seriousty.ct a�ssiayahe cost for 'but
µ seal coding,_ to. this dote it is
,� k6r*d part of nonnnal; maintenance;
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A , resident asked hovM► far would. the City carne into a driveway.
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Engineer Anderson stated just' kar. enough to notch' the existing grade.
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Engineer Anderson stated that if the: driveway, s blsdcto
wink he replaced° with blackb P1D and It ;is disturbed it
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p, if the driv6way is gravel it will be replaced with
grovel.: Engineer Anderson, hated if `the residents wanted the driveways cod wi
b the property line the Ci be
.+Mou glad to do it, .but the- ca :f :would be higher,
and the residents are the ones that haver to far
Pay the project.
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• MINUTES of the Preeoodines of the Village Council of," Village of Prior Lake in the County of Scots and Stah of
Minnesota. including all accounts audited by said Council.
CREEKS'IDE
A resident stated' he was in favor of the. recycled 1
y a spha l t and not.in favor of the pa ving.
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Seven residents were in favor of recycled asphalt and seven residents were in favor of
penr:anent paving,
Mayor Stock asked the residents of Creekside Circle to check the.oreos in the City
where recycled asphalt has been used and see how' `the like, it.. M
y ayor. Stock eheduled
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another informational meeting on July 12; 1976ot 7:30.P M. at which time the
Council will accept another petition or poll` the resident.
A resident stated it should be taken into consideration that the cost of paving could be
higher iii two years if the recycled asphalt does not work.
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A resident asked what if a person does'riat have the cash for the recycled asphalt.
Mayor Stock'stated they could see the' City Manager to make arroniement for payment.
DISEAS'l G"
Mr. Ken Paquette was present cegardingn four diseased-trees marked with red X's that
TREE REMOVAL
have to be removed and wanted to know if the.City'oould help take � them down.
Mayor Stock stated that the dutch flm problem'k areal monster and the City is
going
to lose'all of it 4 1m tress. The City, has no money n.wh to participate in the
- removal of the trees. f .
Mr. stated that samples were n then of the trees and Mr. Johnston himself
did not inspect th trees.
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City Manager McGuire stated that samples are, no longer required for �o certified tree
inspector. If it was' not Donn Johnston Act inspected the trees Mr. Poquette should'
talk to him and have him inspect the trees himself. The individual that Mr. Johnston
'has working for him is a' forester that should have considerable knowledge As
also.
far as money available, there is none.'~ The City dries provide a dumping, site where
the heft can be hauled and burned.
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Mn. Pbquette stated shelheard;on a TV Pogrom that'thoState reimbursed' people for
tree renwval . 4, '
City Manager McGuire statecs'there is an experimental programr by the "State. They
pay up to $50.00 per tree only if it is matched by the City or County and the program
went into effect• after the City's budget was catinpleted last year: - Whether or not the
program will be available next , year is not krawn.
Administrative Assistant Graser hated he fat fended a meeting regardinWithis
matter
and the City budget had been approved. To get-State funding the City had to have
an ong6Inq�motching "program, The tbp dollar the Stop "would =fund'for roimbursement
was $50.00 and this was Gar certain conditions and the City v auld also reimburse
$50.00 so the top money available would ,prob&bly•be $,100.00 pet~'*", if the City
had a program
City' Manager stated that the program had to be in existence -for one or two
years. u
Mayor Stock recommended that individuals getestimates before having someone dor the
Work.,.
City Manager McGuire stated that individuals can get permit for dumping diseased
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City Hall•or from the Tree Inspector Donn Johnston and the dumping site is
at Pikel Lake Road and County Road 42.
City Mar�wr McGuire presented a memo regarding deferred assessment policies for
Council 44_4ew =and discussion.
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NUNUTES'' of tho'h of the Viltaoe Council of' the Villooe of Prior take in the Co unty Of Seen and State, of
M , including all account audited by said Council,
DEFERRED ASSE ' Motion.was made by Watkins to, have Staff Pre for SHENT POL I C I E interest rate to be added to the principal amount of all o d eferred assessment,.�
seconded by.Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
Motion was made by Watkins to establish a lic
of rev'
Po ie
and to begin with the Council would start immediately with 1973 Projects, the assessm
following year: the 1.974 .Projects, and the year thereafter the 1975 Projects, the,
Purpose, of,this` reviewal is to call down. the deferred assessments, seconded by Busse t'
and upon a vale. taken it (vas duly passed.
L. SCHWEICH t
SET BACK Administrative Assistant Qraser
WILLOWS 3RD'
set - back for Lot 2 Block 3, Willows Third Addition for Council review and discussion. 1s
Motion was made by Watkins that the house on Lot 2, Block 3, Willows Third
Addition be allowed to be, completed after the firm of Lawrence Schweich pays the
City a penalty of $300,00 and'Lawrence Schweich will halt be- granted a building
permit on any lot fora period of six months unless a certified lot plan -is brought
in, staked for inspection of staff and the lot plbn:layoutsubmitted in ink after this
is inspected,. acharip'of =.15.00 per each permit will be made: to be used to ¢
determine the staking before granting building permit, seconded by Busse and upon
a -vote taken the motion, failed for lack of majority. Councilmen Watkins and Busse
voted. in ;favor of the motion,, Councilman-WilIiams and Mayor ' Stock voted a
the motion, and Councilman Oakes abstained, goinsf
Motion was made by Watkins that work be al Iowa to proceed ssn the house on
Lot 2, Block 3, Willows Third Addition after fter the firm of Schweich
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Builders pays a S
of
the
x•00 to the City of Prior Lake in accordance with
Provisions of the ordinance, seconded by Oakes and upon a vote taken it
was duly - Passed.' Councilman Bu s" voted against the motion.
Motion. -was made by Watkins ;that prior to the issuance of building permit to the
firm of Lawrence Schweich, for a, period of six months from this date -he submit a
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certified lot plan and the house staked the lot and this will be i
building spected by the
ding inspector for on additional fee of 515.00 over and above the normal
' bi 110:11 anspectian, then he will be issued a builds
` to be in ink, seconded' by Busse and upon ' n a vote taken, permit, the certified lac plop
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of majority., e n the; motion failed for la ,
tY• Councilmen Watkins and Busse voted' in favor of the motion, ck
a ; QiOncilmeo Qakes,and Wiil+ans.and M r Stock voted against gainst the motion.
Motion was made by Oakes that -in the advent of any infractions in the future
by Lawrence Schweich that prior to the issuance of a bug ding permit to the firm
of Lawrence Schweich Builders, for a period of six months from that date he
:subhit a certified lot plan in ink and the house b staked oh the -lot and his
WO `be. inspe
cted b pe
y,the builds ir�sp afar for an additional fee of $15.00 over
' MW above ate -
normal buildup inspection, then he will be issued a building V
r permit, y W,at ,ins :and upon a vot t
a x seconded b ` e taken it was duly passed,;
; Cotrnciimart Williams voted-against the motion.
OYERWG i(}, Mayor Stock requested that the Planning
,PUT IN ,ZONING definition of an.overhan Commission recommend to the Council
ORD. the Zoning Ordinance. overhang if they feel that it is a part of 4.) Paragraph B of
,POLICY 304
'VELEVATION ° Motion was made by Oakes to adopt the policy of 904 plus
on 42 ;inches as the
elevati ofthe lowest floor level, seconder by Busse and upon o,vote taken
it was duly passed.
BROOKSytLLE `" Grrz '` /tk 14�LL4Ls j
Motion was made by,William
`AREA STOP SIG s to,place stop signs-as necessary and upon a vote taken it was du
jY Passed • /seconded by Busse" ,
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MINUTES of tke f+Metil'"Is of Me Village Council of the Vil �,
W9e of bier take in the Ctunty of Scott and Stato. of ;
Minnesota. lndw lnp; all acce+unls audited by sold Council;
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SIGNALS I Mayor Stock slated there was a meeting with the Minne oto Hi' ii "D
""- DAKOTA, 13 g ghwe& epartment
SHOPPING CENOy relating to the City's signals at Dakota and at Highway 13 and 'Brooksville
Shopping Center. It was the opinion of the High De partme n t
he will write up a summary of the meeting and II submit it to his su pe r ior ret�� that
z° request for ste u
p p in the placement of the signals ai The eft of each
both areas. fora ,
signal is approximately $70,000.tjO, s , sev en t y percen� t Federal fundi , fifteen
State and fi -fteen percent will be;'the City's. The i will also be a Percent
additional cost
` r preempt for fire trucks and police to the. amoun � pProx t of a smote! y a 5000:.00.
The earliest possible place for stei3ped UP Plocemenr of the. two signals would be bid
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letting in the month of July 1977,,' with installation + complete by, approximately
September 1977. The way the City is
it would be a 1977 pro j _ ect. Mayor Stock s the,
ked Ci is
Hager qu estionable whether b
Representative Suss an contact
d Sena tor Schmitz to contact our commissioner or assistant
areas., for this area to indicate the need for these signals at these porticular
areas ;hey also discussed the truffle flow ;problem that :. being experienced on
Vunk 13, it,is•being taken under advisement for some
of the area other than what is presently there, tYPe °of signing
Pi 1't . Mayor Stock stated the City has received a signed t
G i r. Vacat i o gne petition by 9996 of the peopl
that live at Pixie Wit Circle relative to finalizing the vocati
motion that is on record regVests 100% signatures. ng Procedure._ The
Motion was made -by Williams to amend the previous motion regarding the'vocating
at Pucie Point Circle asking for 100% majority. agreement and, acce t the
vacation dated June 26, 1976, seconded by Watkins QW!v n a -. P petition for
duly passed. Po vote taken it was
Motion was made by Oakes to amend the ~
previous motion regarding. the vacating at
Pixie Point Circce to retain public .easements, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote
taken it was duly posssed,
REFUSE HAUL " - Motion was made'by Watkins to approve the refuse hauling permits for one r'
ING PERMITS Browning- Ferris Industries; Quality Waste Control, Inca and�And Yep- for
seconded by Busse'and upon .a vote taken it was dul y passed arson Sanitation,
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4 �M. VANN city M a no
NOTICE OF gar McGuire :toted that the City has been - served, with ak
CLAIM for Wi l l iom Vann who l ives on Green Oaks Road who tri pped notice of a claim
-ti high that was driven into the ground to mark the sewer and water, junction and he s
Maiming $4,500.00 in damages and this has been turned over to the.. City Atto
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METRO COUNCI Mayor Sbck : stated Act. the - lMetropolitan Council calculates the. s
CITYS POP.;. 5,822 as of April 1!, 1976 �ty� Population at
` The next regular Council Meeting will be on Tuesday July.6 ,197Gr
The following in
vices •were paid in the month of May 1976:
GENERAL FUND: R
Words Raberart Calculato� 4.45,
Bannitt Construction :. , Jartlnie, 38.53
Chamber of Refund .. y; 100.00
Commerce : , ,
Prior Lake State Bank c. Fireworks 200.00
State Treasurer Federal Deposit ..� a 2,041-16
PERA
Richard Powell Salary 2,340.3o
Steven Schmidt ,67.60
Salary
Dennis Leff 420.71
LeRoy Rabenort °7 rr� . 417,65
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Eugene Smith ary 345.67
. Salary
I Joseph VanDenBodm Salary 360.92
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Richard'Klutlherz t :. Sal } ` 365.93: ary
., .. 375.97
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nNum of the Ptecow I"s of Ibe Villog* c
of 11� #he Village of pd" Lak i t h e Countr
Minnesota, Including all occounft audited bY toold Council.
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of Scott and $1 o f
1 �7
,_GENERAL
GENERAL FUND. (Continued)
Michael McGuire
Hoist Graftr`��
Salary.,
Salary,
433.,64
David, MacGil I imy,
Salary
273.4 O�
Larry J. Anderson,
Salary
75.56
'Verlyn ,Rqmn
Salary
511.52
Mary Gerhardt
Salary
350-31
Walter Stock
F&M Savings Bank
Mayor'0ay
69.67
16
4.40
LocalUnion. 320
Savings Plan
410.01
Melanie Sprank,
Union,Dues
S
58.3D
Scot
I-Rb�e Telephone Co'.
Uti I iti*S
- 121.54
Lake Auto Su pply
Prior Lake OK Hardware-
, Aulo Repairs,
284.39
32.14
E. H Newstipm�
Sup i es
�Pll
Building inspector
100.12
Ray's Used Ccn
Prior Lake American
Auto Repai rs
649.00
.66
Gross Ind . Services -
Publ ishing
Bldg. Maint.�
4
6,.01
Prior Lake 76
Scott Co. Mapping Offil
Auto R*Poi Is
60.70
19.32,
Q&
Miller/bavis Co.
Gen
MOPS
Offiece supplies
4.5D
5.44
Amer. Sac. of Planning Officials
C,109 Services
140.90
40 ulttr, Nelson, and Sullivan,,,.
Membership.
Attorney Fees
15.00
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NSP
Xem Corp.,
utilities
3 .50
1 65 r . 59
AndrOws Rexall Drug
Office SUPPI ies
238.49
Grendahl Mechanical, Inc.
Supplie,
f9.28
Li
iberty Photo Ser Inc.,
W
Ice
Fbl�ce u
11 I's
Lorry J. Arwe r3on
Ray Robinson
Eng. Supolies
43. o
2.88
Leon, Bun. " - "r
Pbl:ice Reserves
Policw Re serves,
IS,00,
Kenneth
Arthur C. Halliday
Pal Ice Reserves
-3$
15.00
Valtftv. Christiansen ,
Police Reser "s
Pal ice Reser
15.00
'16n =
"�s
Pblice Rese
1 11.00
15.00.
"llobert:McAllistep
Pb. I I cie Reserves
0 9 Catcher,
61.05
Ch,Orlss' Tooker
r B
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Planner
160.00
300.0,0
Jacit Oakes
council Pay
Courkil Po
80.0 0
P 0 Dan Williams
l W
ns
y
Council Pay
80.00
80.,00:
Michael M cGuire
CounellPay
Car A I lowance
som
Cash
Priw Lake VFW
P , c
15D.00
50.00
Richard Powell
Letters
Salary
%.60
Steven Schmidt
Salary
467.e
Dennis Leff
Salary
".46
LeRoy Ra6noo
!Wth
I _ I
Salary
: 427.40
395.42
Jo Vanben
seph Bloom
Salary
Salary
370 .& L I
ItIchor&Kluoherz
Salary
V5�. 68
Michael McGuire
Sal ary
385.7�
Hoist Grow
I"d M'acGillivray
so la
433.64
273.40
Larry J. Anderson.
Verlyn-Roo4n
Sakry.
Salary
511.52
V a, V
- � , Mory Gerhardt,
Sala ry
3
F&M Savings Bank
Salary
Savings. Plan
94
Malanl**,,Spmk
Salary
545.01
133.82
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Ig mu"s of *0 heceedings of the Village Council of the ViOooe of frier lake ie the County of Scan and
State, of
Minnesota, including all accounts audited by mid Council,
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GENERAL FUND (Continued)
Larry Barka
Refund
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Delta Denial Plan of Minn.
Dental Ins.
s: 100.00
Standard Oil Div.
Gas and Oil
195.00
• Minn. Natural Division
Utilities
729'00,
. Bankers L(ki Co.
Hospital Ins.
87.97
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Insurance Center + "
..Insurance -'
819.99'
Tang Air Condition
Auto Repair
137.40
Shakopee Motors, Inc.. _ : `
Auto Repair ,
73.50
• Xerox Corp.
Amer. Linen Supply Co..
Office Supplies
239.31
22980
• Miller/Davis Co.
Towels
Office Su Ivies
9.20
St. Francis Hospital
Blood; Test Alooho!
12.50
..,
JAK Office - Products Co.
Office Supplies
t
6,00
"• �`
ct Modders Extinguishers
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Police Supplies
135. .41
Sue) Business Equip. " .
Office - Supplies
; 39.80
Bullse a Reloadin & Supply,
y e` Pp Y.
Inc. 'Police Supplies
°�`
• Prior Lake Lumber Co.k
Police Supplies
0
+ 35:00
t
Lawrence Schweich
Library Rent
.t< 4.25
Israelson and Assoc., Inc.
t j
Engineering Fees
300.00
14
Toms Mobil Service
Auto Repair
362.00
f
Air Cot m
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Radios '
' 217.45,
Richard Klugherx
Overtime
lOti.50
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J05e1sh VanDenBoom
Overtime
32.90
Eugene Smith
Overtime
25.50
LeRoy, Rabenort
Overtime
107.31
=
LeRoy Rabenort
Mileage; �
97.41
Dennis Leff
Overtime
<, 3.60
Steven, Schmidt
' TOTAL {
Overtime
" 33.32
WATER ILIND
Commissioner of R e
R venue '
Prior
e `
State Tax
sY
$
Lake , State Bonk
Federal Deposit °
3. 05
State Treasurer
PERA
196.10
Raymond Johnson +�,
Salary
Sala
.. 277.71
t
Judith Je peen
alary
X410.06
F&M Savings
gs Bank
Savings Plan
129.22
Sa va8e Tire Services; Inc.
%+
Tires
w'• 100.00
Coulter, Nelson and Suil'ivan
Attorney Fees
47.00
o Ss
Utilities'
immier
�
Postage d
,Raymond Johnson
Overtime
100.00 _
:.
Raymond bhnsbn4 _
85.71
Judith Jepson
Sola
&W Savings Bunk
Savings Plan
129 1
.22 l
Delta Dental Plan of Minn.
s :tcl`lr.
100.00
Standard Oil Divi0on'
Gas and Oil
30.00.
Bankers Life Co.. C
t Hbspitoi lint
$8.32
Insurance Center
-
ltranco_
138.29
,
'
Dick Cabs
r <<R Mueller
euben Muell
Water Mater Reader �
68 7 0
• 1:38.25 �
« is . e
Elmer Garvey
Water Mter''�Redder
49.00
:;
• MIM Natural
Water Meter Reader,
31.50
, .Dlvitionl ,`
Van Water and Rogers'
Utilities
Chemicbls
15.37
N.W. Nat'l �8ank of M' i s'•
Bond_ Pa
Payment
74.50
".
„p
Water Products Co.
Water Meter
4, 000.00
1
Ra nd Johmon
Y� z
Overtime
2, 5 44.00 i
TOTAL
52.72
X
S 9,700.55
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MINIJM of he Procoedl nsls of 6* Villas* Council of the Village of Prior Lake In the County of Scots
k
Mionowte, ineludt no ell aeceunts• audited by said Council..
and Stu to of
SEWER FUND:
MVICC
Prior Lake State Ba
SAC Charges
818,018.00
a
State Treasurer
Federal Deposit
103.20
a
Bradley Brandt
. ,
�
PEla
Salary
61.75
.,
Joni Johnson 4
_
Salar
230.69 �
New Prague Lumber and Ready -Mix Sewer Repair
.6o
Savage Tire Service -
Tires
17,30
NSP
Utilities
47.00
MWCC i w
Metro Installment,
244.58
Posimastec
Postage
3, 054.64
g
Bradley Brandt
Overtime
100.00
Joni Johnson t
Sal ary
17.83
Bradley Brandt
^ 1,.
Sal ty
82.70
Delta Dental Plan of Minn. i
Dentai ins.
230.69
Standard Oil Division
Gas and oil
15.00
Bankers Life Co
.
Hospital Ins.
58.32
`
Insurance Center
Insurance
24.44 1
Minn. Valley Elect.
a
Utilit
45.80
x :i
9rodley
Don Busse Brandt
Jr.
Overtime, •
94.17
28.55 `
, , ;
Transfer to Street fund
Salary - -
�-
37 .50
a TOTAL
_
3
L000.00
-k ;605.76
FIRE _
Scott -Rice Telephone Co. . = -
Prior Lake OK Harrlwrart
Utilities
$ 95 20
Q
NSP _ r
Supplies
Utilities
,.
24.57
Y- - -- -�► Center
Supplies
41.32
Minn. Fire inst. Assn.
MembershipjDues
18.00
Superior Coach Sales Co.
5 . 0 0
Manners: Supply, Inc:
Bldg! Maint.
90.00 r
'
U of m
School
422.13,
Standard Oil Division.
Gas and O i L
60.00
:
Minn. Natural= vision
Di Utilities ,
68 .04 ;
.
htsuronce Center ,
Insurance
51.59
JJ
Motors,- Inc.
'
Repairs
91 Mahowrald .60
,
Lyle Anderson
Conference nce
186.12`
128.20 t
K
_Services
TOTAL
Repairi @
�40
$ 1,321.17
STREET FUND
Prior Lake State Bank
A .
State Treasurer
Federal De k
posit
$ 225,40
• E4mer Busse
Salary
186.39
Lany K *ow
Salary
345.12
Auto Supply
Auto Repair
367.95
L
,N Progu Lumber and,'Riady -Mur
Chloride
23.65
q ,
Savage Tiro Service, Inc.
Tires
320.
P rior
i
Lake OK; Hardware
Supplies
Johnson's KO+: V.
Utilities
1,063.76
~ ` Boh+sack and Hennen
Truck Storage
Bury Foundation
45.00
'Prior La p ke Blacktop
Bic Ing ,
56.00'
Cloys Lawn and Leisure
supplies
s
390..00 -
U Elmer Busse
Overtime
12.00
:
.,. • . _ , - „ , .'
Larry Kerow
k
.
Overtime
14.32 �
Elmer Busse
OI
60.09
a
345.12
!!
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&1+rYen».- va`cs+:x :x.y:�•,t... �
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j
MINUTES' of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of Prior take in
the
Minnesota, including all accounts audited'by said. Council,
County of Scott and State 0 f
T FUND: (Continued)
Kerkow
Dental Plan of Minn;
FBank
Salary .
Dental Ins.
S 367.95
rd Oil Division
Gas and Oil
' ` 30.00
s Life Co -
ce Center-
.-
HosQiti�i Ins.
157.35
Valley Elec.'Co 6�
�= insurance
Utilities
68.70
Pearson, Inc:;
( ,Toms Mobil .Service
Crushed Rock
19.25
' ' 454.74
-
Elmer Busse
Auto Repair
Overtime.
23.65 "' Q
Larry Kerkow
Overtime
37.00
», TOTAL
47.13
$ 4,780.45
PARK 'FUND
Prior Lake State Bank
State Treasurer
Federal
Federal Deposit
$ 42.00
Fuller Mfg.
Irwin Clemens
Picnic Tables
66-50
141.00
Savage Tire Service
Salary
Ti
Tires
278.62
a;
Prior Lake OK Hardware
Suppl
47.00
Coulter, Nelson b Sullivan
-
Attorney Fees �
3.81
NSP
Shakopee Public Utility Comm,
Ut i lities
58'.50
4. 50
H. C. Schultz _
y
'
Utilities
Repairs
3.50
Charles To.ke
Planner
47.15
kwsn "Clemens
Delta
Salary '
200.00
a
Dental Plan of Minn.
Dental Ins.
2 78.62
'
Bankers Life Co,
Insurance Center
Hospital fns.
15.
80.30 `
Toms Mobil Service
Insurance
Repairs and Oil "
-- `
45.80
_
-Park Concession Fund
kwin Cleme
ns
Tron;isr�f FstrlrJs , -
6•
500..00
Irwitn Clemens
Overtime
Overtime
90.94
TOTAL
38.59
1,948.48 a
CAPITAL. PARK FUND•`
Bohnsack and Henn-n
Excavating _
Pioneer H1 -Bred lni'
S eed
$ 292.50 >�
Rolyan Mfg. Co., Inc.,:
&
180.00
Was Green
Jim Former
Picnic Tables
556.20
- 420.00
TOTAL
Barrels
48.00
S 1,496. �.
1975 GLEN )ALE SEWER�.AND WATER FUND:
Johnston's Prio Lake Nursery
Trees
y'
• Fire Fund
Capital Pork f i
Transfer $ 350.00
10,
Israelson 3,As
Transfer
EnBineerinQ_Faes'
.00
1
10,000.00
Coulter, Nelson and. Sul livan
• * Plmg.. and Htg.
q` rn
9 .800.00
12, 763.68
. Nodland Assoc. t
Con t Payment
6, 531.97
John Heuer
Contract Payment V
Service, Exten *ion
37,4&.",,
TOTAL
249.70
t
$87/163.34 ai
a�,
+wm,.cr 4"Q--k , *W4 'a:;i�_ -9 -
i
E i 1 i
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MINUTES of the !•reeeedinEs of the V111MV1110" Cou �
of the Village of Prior take in the
S , ,
s
Counter of ken aed State of
Mia�eseta, i� eluding all aeeouMS audited b said C
, Y Council.
OGLE CREEK WATER AND SEWER FUND:
u
Coulter, Nelson and Sullivan
A
Johnston's Prior Lake Nursery
Trees: Attorney'FeeS
s 2,137.50
Bryan Rock Products, Inc.
First Nat'l Bank of St. Paul
Rip Rap
150.00
18.33
Mrs. Pearl Algren
Bond Payment
Flowers
44,385.68
Bryan Rock Products, I30.00
nc.
TOTAL
Rip Rap,
• '
546, 75
7 2 -7, 8 9, 8, 10 WATER AND SEWER FUND:
NW National Bank of Mpis.
Bond Payment
SB'0, 885.95
CONDONS/LAKESIDE FUND
"
Prior Lake State Bank
a
Investments
51'0 000' 00'
•'
72 -2 CSAH 39 FUND:
a
Prior Lake k
Isroelson and A ssoc ' f
Investments
S10 000`
TOTAL
Engineering Fees<
9 252:.25
c
MAPLE PARK VIP F UND
t
Prior Lake State Bank
x
Investments
$1'1,000.00
KOPPS BAY ND: •
FU
"
Amer. Nat'1$ank and Trust
>,
Bond Pay ment,
The hollowing invoices are scheduled to be poid;on Wednesday,
.
.,
July 7, 1976:
MULTIPLE` FUNDS:
NSP.
oy = Priniing Serrvice
Utilities
Printing
S 2,283.9.1
Minn: Notutpl'Dlvision
Standard Oil, Division
Utilit '
164.,20
59.99
htsurance Center
Gas ° ndO,il
Insurance
: ` 114.90
�9
t
,w
599.00
GENERAL FUND:
Scott Co. Mapping C>ffice
Maps
v
JA O`Mce Produ
Horst G,raser, ch Co.
Office Supplies
S 2 O5
.David NocGillivray'
School and Mileage
57.00;
'
li
s, T�nriieison Drugs
Gwltrr, Nelson and Sullivan
Mileage
F'! LZrevelo 'n 16.50
t p� g' 224:62
St. Francis Hospital:.
Minn. Valley 'Electric
Attorney Fees
Blood'Alcow( Test
105.00
3.00
`
'
,
"'Arthur'Halliday
Membership.Siren!4.
P011ce Reserves
200;
Leon M' Buss
Ranaid'R: Harms
Police Reserves
15.00
1
Art Holliday
ht W. ChrisHarn�n '
cPolice Reserves
Police Reserves
15.00,
15.00
Quality Waste 'Contiol, Inca
Ameriatn Linen, Su 1' Co.
Po 1 ice Reserves'
Refuse Pickup '
15.00
X5.00
z g
PP Y
Liberty Photo Service, Inc.
A,ir Conan
Towels
Police Supplies
4.56`
St:' Francis liospiiah
Radios
45.17
8650'
Blood Alcohol ,Test
3.
c
,
0
;
MINUTES of flee' proe**diagti of the, Village COunc of the Village Of Prior Lek* in A* Counfp of Scott and State
,1
Mtantsota, including oil accounts audit*d by sold Council.
of
s <,
,
GENERAL F UND (Continues!)
Minn. Planning Assoc. Membership
' �� a
Scott Co.. Auditor's Office ; Crime on Pro ject
Ben's Body Shop
$ 10.00
621.14
Re pair Truck
111.
WATER FUND
C
Lawn Tank Company Re Pair Water Tank
T
Water Products Co. Water Maters
Minnesota Natural Division Utilities
$ 350.00
2, 561.33
Davies Water Equipment Co. Water Meters
6.60
,.
4.70
SEWER FUND
Olaf Lukk, M. D.
Typhoid Shots
$ '
FIRE FUND:
15.00
-N,
Air Comm
Radios p
STREET FUND
$ 57.65'
Minn, Valley Elect. Co-op VapUr Light
Johnston's Prior `Lake Nursery
S 60.00
#
Minn. Valley El4c C p Utilities
Earl F. Andersen & Assoc.
4' i
19.25'
Signs
281.20'
PARK FUND
I
Master Electric Co. Repair Service
,
:Insurance Center' Insurance
Quality Waste Control, Inc.
$ 23.97 ,
264.00
Refuse Pickup
Aquazyme Midwest, Inc. A;�ozyme Urit
Aqualand
24.75
Fiocsts
1%.50
229.90'
CAPITAL PARK FUND: J
�'
Sr 99s °� rgan
Morgan Profes Services
S
{>
550.00
EAGLE CREEK WATER AND SEWER FUND:
-
-
Logan and Styrbicki Depositions
138675'
1
1975 GLEN )ALE WATER AND SEWER FUND:
Z
- Dakota -Minn. Const. Co. Raise Pipe
$ 200.00
STREET' IMPROVEMENT OF 1970 FUND:
Amer. Nat'I Bank and Trust Co. Bond: Payment
$ 1, 343.35
CONSOLIDATED IMPROVEMENT FUND:
Amer. --Nat'l Bank and Trust Co. Bond Payment
$ 4 ,145-85
Motion was made by Watkins to adjourn,
seconded by Oakes and upon:
this meeting was adjourned at 10:40P.M. a-vot taken
Michael A,. McGuire, City;.Manoger
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