HomeMy WebLinkAbout06 12 1978MINUTES of the P ee..diMs of Ow VNIalp �Couneil of the Village of Prior Lake In tho County of Scott and State of
Mianesete, iodudino all accounh audited by said Council.
June 1 2, 1978
The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on
June 12 1978 at Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Bissonett,
Busse, Hafermann and Watkins, City Manager McGuire, City Engineer
Anderson; City;Planner Graser, Park Director Mangan and Attorney Sullivan.
The minutes of June 5, 1978 were reviewed. Page l,,paragraph 5, line 3
should read, "...to be licensed within the..." Page 2, paragraph 3,:
line 1'should read, "...for using commercial oil within the residential
area of Crest Avenue and to use drain oil for the completion of it for
dust control..
MINUTES
Motion was made by to approve the minutes of June 5, 1978 as
amended, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
JOE CZECH
The first item on the agenda was the Joe Czech variance appeal: Mr.
VARIANCE
Czech was present for this discussion. This was to consider a 4 `
front yard variance for 1ot.8, block 3, Brooksville Hills 2nd Aadn.
According to City Planner Graser, a misunderstanding between Mr. Czech
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his mason re ult:ed in putting in the footings too close to the
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fztiitt property l ine.
Motion'was made Sy Bissonett to levy a $100 fine against Mr. _Jose
Czech and to grant a 2 variance, seconded by Hafermann and upon a vote
.taken it was -duly passed_
R.E BURMEI - `The
Council considered Mrs. R.R. Burmeister's variance appeal. This
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discussion was pertaining to a boathouse structure that was' n dire
need of repairs which was a non-conforming. use. Mr. Lawrence Schweich
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was present along with Mrs. Burmeister- He stated that they no.lon long
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need to request a variance to move thebuilding, becadse he no longer
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could move it; just permission, was needed for present reffodelingwhere
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the building presently is.
Motion was made by Busse to approve the variance for the remodeling
'of Mrs. R.E.- Burmeister's boathouse structure and that no useable
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floor space below 907.5 be permitted, seconded by Watkins and upon a
vote taken it was passed. Councilman Bissonett voted nay.'.
FISH.PT. RD.
At 8:10PM, Mayor Stock called the Fish Point Road tProject 78= 2J
hearing to order. 'layor Stock read the public notice.
Mr. Ken Haden. and Mr. Bernie M ttlestadt of OSK were present for'the
discussion of Project 78 -2.
A number of residents w;--re p resent for the
P public hearing. Mr.
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Sandburg phoned the City Manag ex
y gar pressing that he opposed the, paving:.
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After a lengthy discussion, notion was made by Bissonett to ipprove Project
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78 -2, paving of Fish Point Road, contingent to consideration of having
stayed construction, seconded by , and upon pon a vote taken: it was duly
- passed.
Motion was made by`Bissonett to direct OSM to prepare, the final plans
and specifications :f6r'Project 78 -2,; Fish Point Road' contingent that they
nark with the Architect and the engineering staff of the Prior Lake
School.Di4trict 719; and the paving would be in a interim surface and the
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wearcoat,would placed on one year later, by Busse and upon _
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a vote taken rit was duly passed`. '
Mo ti on was made by W to ad the public hearing at IOPM, seconded
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by Hafezoum and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. ,
Mayor Stock directed the City Manager to contact Police Chief Powell
. 1% to out a plan to control the 30aph, speed zone on Fish Point Road
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Chief Powell bring a recommendation back to the Council concerning'
a,3 -way stop at Huron and Fish.Point Road as to the effectiveness within,
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of the prefteaw of Ma Vilkgp Ceund l '
of tfie Vil of prior take ; the CeuatY of Scott and state, of
NO I 8!a,, induriag all oceeuMe audited said
bI► Council.
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CITY NEWS -
LETTER
-The Council th en continued the discussion on the 'City Newsletter. - M4or
Stock
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recom muted that the City Newsletter not be initiated
at this time
and that any articles to be published' should be news releases to the
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Lake American.'` Prior
TRACTOR BIDS The Council reviewed the tractor bids -that were opened in the morning.
Only two
bids were received and the cit manag r
the discussion for one week. 9 9 ecoaaiended to continue
Motion was wade by Bissonett to table t he awarding of the tractor
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bids for
one week, seconded by NatJk ns and U pon pon a vote taken it was duly passed.,
4 RESOLUTION
78 -19
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Motion was made by Watkins to adopt Resolution 78 -19 • pe to Levy
Limits, seconded by Hafermann and
u Pon a vote taken it was duly passed.
/If RE�OlUT10N
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Motion was made by Watkins to adopt Resolution 78 ?0 ryt��yAL Cf TI+E rdim4
to traffic
signals on Hwy,.13, seconded by Busse and, avote taken it was dul
c
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.CTY. R0. $1
Motion was made by Watkins to approve change order N3 for County Road
8l increa
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$12,T26.50'for sever and water
services for the property, seconded by Bissonett and
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it was duly passed. Pon a vote taken
llbtion was made by Bissonett to authorize the city Engineer to replace
County Road 81`to
a rural section with,a
-seconded bg Hafermann and u profile to County State Aid Standard
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pon a vote taken it was duly passed.
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The Council directed staff and City
Manager to prepare a sample modification
to 77 -5,. park ordinance.
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pISAM POINT BC The discussion of permitting boat landi
unt3_[ next creek.: ng of Sand Point Beach was tabled
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W. PROJ. STATUS! c
m ayor ..took directed City Engineer Anderson
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to, report every two weeks
pertaining'to correct pro�,ect status. �.
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Motion was made by 4iEssonett to support Pta i
yor` Cleve Enos. letter concern
bridge crossings, 2" b* 1 x►w a z► pow n uot.tDke w'ar
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The following invo.zaes are scheduled to be paid on Tuesday. " ".-
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Xisc Rut.
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Coulter; £ 1Vels0il;` Sullivan `
and Prevert
.lttorn Fees
Bank+ra Life 5.2,342.30
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Insurance
Cwipr�toservice 1;733.'' ?8 -
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TOMS Mobil .,+ewer and Water, Bi12in9 34 2.13
s, 8 V Repairs:
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Scott -Rice Phan& Co. 165.61
�. �s Utilities, Prior Lake Aggregates, 469.44
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rMc. Rock �'
SteV10 s. Rid' Owl 27.18:_
Supplies'
Lake auto Supply , 88.40
` inn. `Valley Alec. Coop`;` ���ri1 Vehicle Repairs 100.19i
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Utilites
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NN, n • t a 165 Q?
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Prior, Lake OK Hardw � > �i ' � ;�L �, 521..65'
W z�,,I. =: Supplies 174.31
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General Govt.
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Gt+oas lnd. services Bldg. Maine. r
Michael McGuire. S 65.86
School
Prior Lake American `�7 150.50
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Publishing 155.25
American Linen. Su 1 Co. ` t
PP y Towels`
X.M. Nawstrom 19.60 !
Bldg. .Inspector " .996.
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I�a,p� �,{,`a $'nft �.. .w �3"' '(...'2... .,. -,� &x e.. y. ... .s - ,1 .. -
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Prior Lake Lumber Co.,
SUPP2 x es
Tang Air Conidit.iolt
Vehicle Repair
IL 00
Plaaninvc
Amer. Society,.of Plan Off.
Membership
$ G15.00
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Police
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rhoms A., alias
Rob Boo
Police Rese
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S 45. 00 .
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Dennis Leff
Mileage ,t >
Mileage
3.60
Aix Cos
Repair
3.60
Insurance Center
Z n sur
Insurace
150.00
iby 1Nnsch
Equip. Repair
L56.00
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1Welkerson
Vehicle Repair
6.50
22.90
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F i re:
Uniforms Unlimited, Inc.
Supplies
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wolf lrbtor Co. ;2nc.
Vehicle Repair
S 25.00
4 �
18.50
Park:
Quality waste Control, Inc.
Refuse mauling
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Rorthwestern Bell
Utilities
36.00
1rM MAU Bank of llfp2s.
Bond Payment
63 . 5 5
21,023.25
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]NI1 1�►at1 Dank of Ws.
JBannens Supply
Bond Payment -
74,631.15
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Bryan -Rock Products
Park Repairs
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IaProveaents
32.00
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!26.12
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Water:
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Wates+ous Co.
of ms s.
Repairs
$` 270.00
o Lab
Bond Payment
61825.00
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Water Tests
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Snstal2aent
S 10,183.30
Wit:
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Back us Our Own Hardware
.aquip• Repair
S 10•65
�cDueen Equipment, Inc.
kepairs
J.L.Shiely Co.
Class 2
373..80
Z&Wrsrxae Schweich moan Bldg;
Rentals
1 ?0'.80
Prior Lake B2k
a top
Rentals
1,673.00
WA. fteller i Sans
B1! six
160.00
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378,,00
Diseased Tree
Norman Croaks ant.
Burning Dutch a1m„
S 50.00
GDUEfati Park Fund
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Prank J., Wicker
Appraisal Service:
S 350.00
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Ri se. Construction Pud --
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Whit* Construction
Cont ract aCt P a sent
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64, _
S' .86
177 Naonrt Bridge Saver and Yeter Construction fund
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Orr* i Sons I nc.
Fischer Construction
contract act P a ls�n t'
S 86, 317,46
Contract Payment
173,766.53
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1 7 7 Spring Lake'Sawer and Nat Construction !Rind
Fischer Sand & Aggregate Contract Pa t
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$13
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DeDt Service Fund:
Ansricanf Natl 'Bank & Trust Bond Payment
Jlaerican Nat! Bank 8 Trust
5 671,64
XW Nat!. Bank" of Nits. Bond Payasnt
Bond Payaent
5.577.66
MW ' Nafl., Bank of atpls. Bond Payaant
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llbtion was Jade by Bissonett to adjourn secondtd Dy Matkins"and.uPon
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a vote - taken this metin was adjourned at 20:15Pl1.
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City xRnager
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