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February 13, 197$
The Common.Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session. on
February 13, 1978 at 7.30PM., Present'were Mayor Stock, Councilmen
Bissone t,. Busse, Hafermann, Watkins, City Manager M cGuire, City Engineer
Anderson, City Planner Graser, Park Director Mangan and Attorney Hicks.
Page one, paragraph 15, reason; f3 should be stricken from the record.
Page one, paragraph 16, the following statement should be added: The
Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on December 15, 1977
for this rezoning and their recommendation was for approval of the
request.
MINUTES- Motion was made by Bissonett to approve the minutes,of February 6, 1978
a s amended, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
FED FLOOD INS The Mayor and�touncil considered the Federal' Flood Insurance Study
yor Stock stated that he would want to hold a public hearing to
t additional comments from the Prior Lake citizens before the Council
a dopted the study.
3 tion was made by Watkins to hold a public hearing on March 6, 1978 at
:30PM to consider the Federai Flood insurance study, seconded by Hafermann
nd upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
POSSIBLE RR ity Planner Graser reviewed the MN /Dot study on,the rei.lroads with
fr ABANDONMENT the Council. He discussed possible options that "could 'be explored
` in regards to the possible railroad abondonment of the system.
The Council directed staff to contact the communities of Lakeville
and Shakopee to see what , action they plan on taking on this project
and when .a Resolution is drafted that two points be included: 1)
the stated use,of the ra.i'T o "r trail and; 2) the cost of removing the
t trossle shall be the railroads not the City or County.: Staff shall
' make a" recomnendatiorv.at theAliext Council meeting. -
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011TCH ELM Mayor Stock resumed 'the continuation of the Dutch Elm Assessment Hearing
ASSESS. HRG. at 8PM:, Park Director Mangan a; memo concerning the assessments.
< y The f6liowing parcels were presented at, the meeting:
Larry Dunham --Lot I , Inguadona.Beach. Mr. Dunham claimed that he was ?
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g �mP per notice, an excessive bit amount and he - wantedan opinion
E as to how mwch,of the tree belongs to ,him and how much to his neighbor.
Notion was madi,, by - Wat"wO ns to table the Larry Dunham --Lot 11, 'I nguadona
r Beach asses�'nan :. A, l February 21,. 1978 at 7:35PM in order to give
the Attorney 'tl co,give;an opinion of the assessment, seconded,by Bissonett
and upon a vote taken it was duly pissed
Leonard Brown -=Lot I, Block h,,klannen's lst Addn. Motion was made '
by Hafermann to remove Leonard Brown- -lot 1, Block I Hannens, 1st Addn.;
from the assessment roils because the tree UW not on his property, but
it shal'1 be tonside at a future meeting after ownership is determined,.
seconded. =by latkins and'_upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
Robert:, Lot='A, Sunset Shores., He was mistakenly assessed for
only $40,when the amount,was,o be $138.00 Motion was made by Hafermann
to correct the assessment;.-rolls to read $138.00 for Robert Olson, Lot
k., Sunset Shores, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken 'it was duly
i passed,
Betty Byrne -Lot 23, Red Oaks., Mrs. Byrne, by mistake was not put on the
} A grant list when she should have been. Motion was made by Watkins 'to
;. correct the assessment roils to read $166.95 for Betty Byrne - -Lot 2,
Red Oaks, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
Lawrence Schweich - Lot.5. Block 1, Green. Oaks 2nd Addn. Mr.. Schweich
questioned whether the trees were on his property. They were found
to be on his property.
Motion was made by Bissonett to let the.assessment roll remain for
Lawrence Schweich - -Lot 5 , Block 1, Green Oaks 2nd Addn. - , seconded 'by
Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed:
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DUTCH ELM David Haas- -Lot 9, 'Block 1, Oakland Be
ASSESS. HRG. with Environmental Technology hold!
When the billing is settled "thc assess
Motion was made by Hafermann to remove
Haas, Lot 9, Block 1, Oakland Beach 6t
at a future meeting, seconded by Watki
passed.
Dennis Swens(n-- Lot _50, Lakeside Park,
made a private,bid to the Swenson 's fa
he made a bid.of $480 OO,sa difference
Motior was made by BUSSer to correct fh
1 ow tbko in the commy of- se" ead stwasi of
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;h 6th Addn., A billing dispute
I up an assessment on ther property. / '1
:nt will be made. /
From the assessment roil David ,
Addn. but i shall be considet/ed /
and upon a vote taken it wai duly
inriaieral Tree Service: or''" a
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5385 .00. On the City 61d list'
)f $95.00:
Assessment roll for Swenson,
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and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
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Marvin Nelson - -Lot '9, Shady Beach and Dante W!II; Lot 10, Shady Beach.
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A tree that was removed was thought to be Marvin 1Ne %sons but it turned
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out to be Daniel Will's;
Motion was made by Watkins to amend the assessment rolls to read $155,00
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for Marvin Nelson - -Lot 9, Shady Beach, seconded by Busse and upon a vote
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taken it was duly passed.,'
Motion was made by Bussl to amend the assessment roll to read $348`.00 for,j
Daniel Will- -Lot: 10, Shady Beach, secondsd by Hafermann and upon a vote
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taken it was duly passed.
Dr, Albert Geiser -- Public Square. Ownership of Public Square has still not
been determined. ff.
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Motion was made by Watkins to rerave' the assessment from Dr,_A1ber. Geiser --
Public Square untie a future meWrting, seconded by Busse and °upon a vote
taken it was duly passed.
Motion was made by Bissonett to not award any more business or to ,pay any
debts owed by the City to General Tree Service until a' ti factory explanation
has been nude as to why their bid was higher compared to'�' private bid that
was received (Re: Dennis Swenson property), seconded by Btisse and upon a vote
taken it was duly passed,
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Notion was nude by Watkins to continue the Public Hearing. on Dutch Elm
Assessments on February 21,.`i978` at 7 :30PM for the purpose of the Larry
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Dunham assessment, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed
= .OBSCENITY ORD
The Mayor, Council and the Attorney went over the obscenity ordinances
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page by page for any additional comments and/or corrections.
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y'ORBtNANCE 78-1
Motion was made by Hafermann to adopt Ordinance 78 -1, an Ordinance regulating
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sauna and massage parlor buslnesses in the City of Prior Lake, as amended
seconded by Busse and "upon a vote"tak it was duly passed.
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Mo ti on was made by bissonett'to adopt, Ordinance 78 -2, an ordinance providing
for licensing conversation p as amended', seconded by
Busse and upon a voteataken it �s passed,
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78-3
Motion was made- Busse to ado Ordinance 783, an ordinance re
nudity and obscenity on premises licensed for the sale aril consumption of
intoxicating 'liquor and non - intoxicating malt liquor ordinance 77-9, amending
ordinance 77-9, seconded.by Bissonett and upon ,& vote. was duly passed.
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78 -4
Motion was made by Hafermann to adopt Ordinance 78 - an ordinanceprohibiting,
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the sale, promotion and production of obscene materials and _provid;ing a penalty
therefore, as amended, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was dulY
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passed.
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Proceedings of the 1lihage Gandl of Na Village of Fdor take in the County of Seelt and ftele of
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Minnesota, including all omu is oudI1W by said Coundl.
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ORD 78 -5
Motion was made by Busse to adopt Ordinance <78 ^5, an ordinance pertaining
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to the unlawful dissemination of materials v4I. are harmful to minors,
as amended, seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was- duly.passed.
Motion was made by Hafermann to adopt Ordinance 78 - an ordinance against
ORD. 78 -6
prostitution and disorderly houses in the City of Prior Lake, seconded by
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Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
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Motion was made by Hafermann -to adopt ordinance 78 -7, an ordinancer
ORD. 78 -7
pertaining to unlawful d.ispljr to minors of indecent publication's,
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pictures or articles, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly
passed.
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i, SNOW
Park Director Mangan presented a memo on the reviewal of Snow Days.
.; 4TH OF JULY
it stated that the. Chamber of Cormerce had decided to dona°te"tlte
proceeds of Snow Days for the July 4th Fireworks display. As for the
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damage that might of been done at Lakeside Park, the Park Director
stated; that he would be able to tell better in the Spring after the
snow had melted.
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Mayor Stock accepted the meow from Park D rector Mangan and the statements
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made from John Trulson of the Snow Days festivities.
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• MAINTENANCE
City Manager McGuire presented ,a memo concerning the, maintenance dept.;
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needs. He recommended that the City issue equipment certificates
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in tho- amount of $50,000.00 to pay for part of the equipment with the
balance being paid;for out of general revenues.
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The Council requested that Mr. Steve Mattson be present'at one of
the future.- meetings so they may discuss this matter.
CIVIL DEFENSE
'Mr. Tom Foster, Prior Lake's Civi - l" Defense Director was present. with
some information that he discussed with the Council. -
s BEACH DRIVE
City Ptanner Graser requested that the Council set up a public hearing
k VACATION
for a vacation request.
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Notion was made by Bissonett to hold a public hearing on March 20, 1978
at PH for the vacation of Beach Drive, requested by Mr. Jim Dunn,
seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it .was duly passed.
The following invoices are.scheduled to be paid on Wednesday - February 22,
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1978:
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Multiple Depts.
Albinson Blue Line $ 40.00
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Computoservice, Inc. Sewer b Water billing 331.93
Mies Office Supply Office: Supplys 5,1.24;
Bankers Life . 'insurance 1,544.76-
Scott .'Rice Telephone Utilties - 458.81:
JAK Office Products' Office Supplies 55.66
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Lake Auto Supply Vehicle Repairs 137.80
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Prior Lake OK Hardware Supplies 62.61;
MN Gas Co. Utf l i ttes 785.80
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M Gas Co. MV - Gas - 383.59
Xerox.Corp. Copy Machine 208.36
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General Govt.
Banitt Construction Retainer refunds - $ 300.00
EH Newstrom Bldg. inspector 443.00:
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Dolores Berens Cleaning Library 30.00
Prior Lake American Publishing, 78.35
Intl City Management As sc. 1978 Municipal Year Book 25.00
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American Linen Supply Co. Towels. 10.00
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Ct*rmak Refrig. Co:- Air Conditioner repairs 611.90
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Ind.. Services Bldg. Maintenance 58.20
' Gross
Robert McAllister Dog Catcher 185.00
Monnetms Supply Bldg. repairs 37.28
Scott County Treasurer Taxes- Library 1,687.64
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usse's Super.. Mart h Supplies 48.68
# neral Welding Improvements 1,488.49
Park: 1` =
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Northern, Propane Gas Co. Equipment Lease $ 39.50 ,
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Scott Couhty Treasurer Ir Taxs 78.84
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Blueprint Minnesota �! Supplies $ 19.90 s �#
Street: �� A
AN Indastria:�Toois 1 ) Equipment �° $ x,079.10
155 �
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del Co. S'1 gns �, ^ �, i
Saver: 1'
MCC Metro Installment`'_ $10,183
j 134.08
Tel State D i I1 ing Serer `Rtepa `
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Schrader Block Co. PuTnpin �, 30.00
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Serco' Labs. �w =''.r Water 1eita $ 12.00
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Fund t '`',
' isi. Net), Bank oft'. Paul, Bond Payment S "17.17
Miac.,. ConstrLctioc:, Fund:
Vhlto Construction Co ..' Contract Payment $ 1,215.00
19 Wgon ielldge SW Const. fund:
i Fischer Constr. Co.' 'Contract Payment $16,476.75
Orfei s Sons Contract Payment 1 ,485.00
1917 Spring Lake SSW ° Cons tr. ' Rund:
_ Fischer'Sand s Aggregate Contract Poynient $44,585.58
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t ion 7 was made by Watkins to adjourn, seconded; by Busse and upon a vote
token this meetin ;'was sd'ourned`at 9 :30PM.
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Council, of tko'Vii of rdw lake is *A Comfy of Sew OVA 1111" of
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iodudiAq ail eceouwb eudIW -by W. w Council. ,
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Engi neering:
Copy Equipment Inc. S
Supplies $
$ 15.35
Scott County Mapping Office S
Supplies 4
4.00
Poi ice•
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Scott b Tom Grimmer `
Pot ice Cars $
$ 123.00
Linda Ahl 1
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15.00
Lyle Grimuer P
Police 'Reserves ;
;5.00
Ronald Ahl P
Police Reserves 1
15.00
Dakota Community Health Ctr. B
Blood Alcohol Test 1
15.00
Insurance Center I
Insurance - Police Car 3
361.00
uto specialties V
Vehicle Repair 1
110.00
one Smith M
Mileage 3
3.60
$ i
arry Schrom's Shakopee Mtrs. Vehicle repairs 4
4.73
iforms, Unlimited S
Supplies 2
77.40
restive Graphics P
Printing 7
18.50
hakopee Medical Center P
Physical R. B
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eynolds Welding Supply Co. S
Supplies $
$ 2.08