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Home My WebLink About01 09 1978Y ' MINIMS of tbo Hec ir4 s of** ViMsN Council of the ViNago of'Print take Is" Ce" of Seen and State of Miwaeeota, including all occeuMa awned by tmhl Council. u , t= _ a January 9, 1978 n ` The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on .. ookew January 9,'1978 at 7 :30PM. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Bissonett, :> w L OkSAJ Busse, Hafermann. and Watkins, City Manager McGuire and City Planner ;i�w�a�ikcw. Graser. = G ` ;w1M v l M o vi City Manager McGuire reported to 6_' Council on the 911 Emergency Plan.. ' d The main P uestion brought u for discussion was how the 911 Plan would q g e financed.. - 91r P Motion was made by Bissonett that the City send a letter to Scott County ' `endorsing the 911" Pl an concept and asking them to- .def i`ne more clearly ` �! the financing of the project and the useage of the address system, seconded - by Watkins and upon a vote taken it; was duly passed.. PLEASANT AVE. Motion was made.by Watkins to authorize staff to prepare a, feasibility EXTENSION- report for the extension of'Pleasant Street, seconded by Busse and upon vote taken= i t was duly passed. ,x JUDGES City Manager McGuire bourght to the Council's attention the need for judges- COUNTERS and counters for 'the January 24, 1978 referendum election.' POLLING4LACE tion was made by Busse to approve the following poll "Ing places: Precinct 1 - -City Hall and Precinct 2- -Five Hawks School, for voting, distr far the Ci Hof Prior Lake for the election `�of January 24,,1978,, seconded by Watkins arid' upon a vote taken it was duly passed. Councilman G ' Bissonett abstained. Motion was wade by Watkins to appoint the following as judges for the; t January 24, 1978 ,election: Precinct`lz Nellie Lannon, Attila eager, ` Marlis Bluedorn, Clare'Muelken and Ed Appel. Precinct 2 :• Gertrude Sylvester, Sue Cooke, Mithilda Schmitz and Mrs. Earl Abrahamison. The following people are appointed as Counters: Precinct 1,; Mayor Stock, Councilmen Busse and Watkifis and City Manager McGuire. Precinct 2: Council man `afermann, Alice Mueller, 'MI IIie Kl,ingberg, and Judy J*psen, Y � "' seconded by Hafensann and upon a vote taken it was duly passed —, Council - man Bissonett abstained. .; CIG. I.K. Mott �n was made by Busse to approve the cigarette license to Steve Cassc, by Watkins upon it' duly STEVE CASSEN seconded and a vote taken was passed. !./1KEfRONT PK Motion was made by Watkins to approve ,,the 1,025.50 expenditure for the t paved trailway system in the 'Lakefront Comiunity Park, seconded by s t Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. DUTCH ELK At 8PM Mayor Stock calked the Dutch Elm'Assessment Hearing to order and ASSESSMENT HR the published notice to the audience. PUBLIC SQUARE Dr. Al Geiser was present concerning the Public Square in Spring.Lake AL 6ElSER Township for the amount of $388.00. - ASSESSMENT Motion was made by Watkins`to continue the assessment hearing on.the Albert Geiser property on February 13, 1978 at 8PM, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. DAVID HMS emo was present represen'i,4ing David Haas (lot 9, attorny ASSESSMENT e Oakland 900.00). Motion was made:by Bissonett to continue:the assessment hearing on. the -David 'Haas property on February 13. 1978 . at PH, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.. DENNIS SWEN- Mrs. Dennis Swenson was present regarding her assessment of $480`. SON ASSESSMEN for Lot 50, Lakeside Park. Motion by Watkins to hearing was made continue the assessment on the LIAo Dennis Swenson property on February 13, 1978 at 8PM, seconded by Busse &U and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. v � Mr. Larry Dunham was: present concerning Lot 1 1, Inguadona Beach assessment 1 6 f $1500.00 _ 9'�`4RN RM'� , N'{N%= ''M'!k R "�A1i�k'."it- a'F - . ., u.,+5,. "3'�:` �'$Nw`tk"'#M 4 •....> _ .. ` µ iBS ,`K' F ^_ g. x.� After considerable discussion.a motion was made'by Watkins to deny 'the,rezoning ,.. request of Steve Mueller, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken Ir,was duly passed. Councilman Hafermann voted nay, based on the reasoning that Prior Lake should have more flexiMbili,ty to;'the,Comprehensive:Plan. tGARY WERWEIN City Planner Graser presented the Gary �lerwein variance: Mr. Werwein „.'VARIANCE was present requesting a 1.6' front yard variance in an R - residential. zone. Notion was made by Watkins to grant a 15' front yaad variance. contingent that the parking on the side be provided 25' and the reason based on granting, `I _ the variance is the topography and hardship indicated, secondea by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. YAT2L"S POINT The resolutions on the condeienations of the parse s of Watz`i:'s Point was LaDled until affuture - date, 0110. Ma yor 77 -1.1 Stock read Ordinance 77 -11 concerning cross connections. = Motion was made by Bissonett to adopt Ordinance 77-11 concerning cross connections as amended, seconded by'Watkins and upon a vote taken it was dully passed.,' i i The following tnvoices ire scheduled to be paid on Tuesday, January 17, 1978: _ Misc. Department ° Delta Dental Ryan of MN Dental Insurance $' 474,10 Aibinson Blue Line Renta 50.80 ' Ames Office Supply Office Supplies 29.46 Warners Industrial Supplies Supplies t Equipment 692.85 MueIken 011 Co. Gas and 011 3,800,19 =a Lake Auto Supply Vehicle Repair 719.85`` Scott Rice Telephone Co. Telephone 462:3& Prior take 0K Hardware Supplies 68,79 Copy Equipment, Inc. Equipment 4$5;05 J mwmis at M Mo Pianodiwp of ti» WAs" cou"a of IM va" of rdw tako is 1M C"" of sect, saw! style; of 16kaoseo. IftesdiM an accwaft awiitor by lair tesaeii. DUTCH ELM M Motion was made by Bissonett to continue the Larry Dunham hearing until ASSESSMENT F February 13, 1978 at 8 seconded by Watkins and upon -a vote taken it , ,r HEARING w was duly passed.' J Mr—Lawrence was present concerning 5, Block 1, Green Oaks 2nd, for $78.00 1 1 Motion was made by ,Busse to continue the hearing on the Lawrence Schweich ;j property on February 13, 1978 at 8PM,:seconded by Watkins and upon <a vote taken it was duly passed. Council directed staff to check on the complaints; concerning the people who are selling "diseased ,wood with the bark,on, " C Councilman Bissonett made�a motion to continue the hearing for the Leonard gown (Lot 1, Block 1,,Hannens Addn,) property, seconded by Watkins and upon r rj a vote taken it was, dui pied.. (lotion was made by Watkins to continue the hearing;Yon the Marvin Nelson q (lot 9, Shady;Beach)'and the Dan Will (Lot 10) properties, seconded byt; Hafermann and upon a vote taken'it <<.was dul passed. Motion was made by Watkins to adopt the assessment roles except those items that were continued vntil'.february 13 1978 at 8PM, seconded by- " " a % r M t tonight, seconded by Busse . and upon a vote taken 'it'was duly ;passed. ' STEVE MUELLER- C City Planner Graser brought the Steve Mueller rezoning denial _ 11E20NING t _ a the denial of the request for rezoning from R-3-to R -2 was that °i t, would h considered spot zoning and would seriously deteriorate-the revenue''potentiai " of the R -3 ionin WNUM of Mo Hoaediew of Ike VNIfte COMKO of ^ *4 QE P ie► take ie' Ike 4wMy of Sall eed: Slab of �. 010606eN, ksdvdial oli Sew "'I! by •aid CowAdl. Administrative Dept. E•N'. News'trom Bldg. lnspector ; $ 484.00 11 , Prior L e American, =' Publ;sh ng - 174.35 Miller/Davis Co., Supplies i` 4.25 ' Clay's Printing Service Printing 86. 44 Xerox Corp. Supplies 32.01 " General Govt. Dept. Clary Business Machines Inc Equipment Repair i $ 72.60 a Engineering Dept. c Art Materials, Inc. Supplies $ 4.50 Larry J. Anderson Supplies 6.95 ° Sears Supplies 39.95 k t< Board of AELS t LA Renewal of License 1$.00' +., City Engineers Assoc. of AN Dues. 5.00 ` City Hall and library Dept t K American Linen Supply Co. Towels ; $ 20.00 Gross Industriaa Services B1 Maint. � 55.20 r4 Dolores Berens `' ' Cleaning library 40.13 Gen, Fahrenkamp '. Cleaning Service 85.50 { Prior,. Lake Lumber Co.. Framing Maps 43.05 Police Dept. 4, Southside Dodge, Inc._ Vehicle RepelrT $ 70.63 } 1 Air Comm, Inc. Equ,i pgient Repro i r 152.95 , Coast to Coast Store Supplies{ 4.67 ° Prior lake "76 Waiter W. Christiansen Vehicle Repair "� Pol ice Reserves � y;.65 1'$.00 Mahowaid;Motors, Inc.. Police Car .,� 4 650.00 ` Fire Dept 4, Eagan Voltr. Fi'remens Relief 10 Cards $ 6.00 Raflecto Products Inc. letters 5.6$ ; !Ni State; Fire :bpt. Assn. Dues 30.00 Reynolds Melding Supply Co. Supplies 20.90 ,.' Uniforws`ilnliwited, Inc. Supplies 153. 36 ;. Akins Fire Equipment Co. Supplies 103.45. MN Fire Inc,, Equipment -79, Water Dept , m R SERCO Labs _ Water tests $ 44.00 'Power-Process Equipment Supplies 354-76 Hiltte Electric Repairs 187.50' Davies Water`Equipment Supplies 309.75 ° j Y Street. Dept Mal kerson Equ ipment Repairs $ 683.36 S Rid0a Door Sales Co. of MN Repairs 62.80 Hach Chemttai Co. Suppiites Z 27.10 ' Shakopee Ford. Vehicle Repairs 9.90 K -R Communications Vehicle Repairs 20.:90 Bohnsack t Mennen Exc. Snow Removal 74$.00 MN Street Supt. Assn. Membership COD Sawar fit' �4 " Col lection System Operators Seminar $' 90.00 MKC seminars thstaliment 101,1831"30 Park Dept.. j VF11YPost 6208 Hauling Blacktop $ 1,025.50 1 a Satellite Industries Rental 142.40 Monnens Supply Rink Mant. 10.80 3 , ti r ft MINIM!:. of !fie P asiiMs of 1M VWe".Cesw<N of I%* vmgp of hiee L61wiw the CONW7 ef,ie" ewd lleN of � °, MMwewle. iwdrriiy' eN oeeeewla wattled w seir Cew�dl. . a z Mis' Construction fund: - 4 White C -anstruction Contract $ $10.00, y ,Co. payment s 1 77 Wagonarid4e:_S/11 Construction Fund: Fischer Con t,,, Co. Contract payment S 13,095.00 i '77 Sp r.ing`Ltke\S/W Construction Fund: " Fischer Sand and A49regate, nc. Contract payment $ 133,320.77 V� Debt Service, Fund: \` �. Valley Engineering Co. Survey $ 240..00 Coati Imnan Watkins made - seconded mptl n to adjourn, 'seconded by Busse and upon a vote , taken; this owetIng was adjourned± at 10: -15PM. 4 s f .: Michael A. Mci;uIre ; City Manager t � yy � \y a tit R e ' '% x jw � � a T . d k a a IN _