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Home My WebLink About09 25 1978° MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of tee Village of Priar take in the County of See* and State of ` Minna►seta, including all aecouMS audited by said Council. September 25, 1978 t, The Coii)on Council of the City of PXAOX Lake feet in regular session on September 25, 1978 at 7 :30PM. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Bissonett, Busse, and'Hafermanri`; -:City Manager.XcGuire, City Rngineer Anderson, City { Planner Graser, and Attorney Sullivan. Councilman Watkins was absent_: il The Council reviewed the minutes of September 18, 1978, 'page one, paragraph 6, line 2 should read, " ., sewer, water„ storm sewer rand street details." Page 2, paragraph 12, -line 1 should ,read " „ sand Pointe...". l; Page 2, paragraph 16, line 1 should read, - ..sewer, water storm sewer and street and the developers...", Page 3,.paragrapti 11, hne'13 should F. sti e: "Councilman tlafermann vote nay," MINUTES Notion was made by Busse to adopt the minutes 'of September 18,. -1978 as amended, seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it duly passed. Mr. Steve Mattson of Juran and Moody was Present to discuss the.!opening , PROJECT 7 40 1 1 - , of the $2,0��5,000 General Obligation bond bids. There were two bids: GOB BONDS Piper, Jaffray s Hopwood \\. $1,173,353.70 5,8230% 1st Natl.,Bank of St. Paul $1,173,441.25 5.8235% Motion was made by Bissonett to award the sale, of ° the $2,025,000 General° Obligation Bonds to Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood for $1,173,353.70 at an interest rate of 5.8230 %, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. CHARLES 'BERN - - City Planner Graser brought before the Council a building viol HAGEN VIOLA the Charles Bernhagen t residence.` it was explained tha t, ation of of en's TION did take out a building,permft but did not include the patio Zn the permit. After q sItart ofa*ilding the addition, they decided to Put on a patio! That patio extended to within 1 foot; the lot line. For this, the Bernhagen' need a 9' variance. After discussion with Mrs. Bernhagen, motion was made by Hafermann `to levy a $300 fine against the Charles Bernhagen•s which is - to be paid to the City within IO days and to grant a 9 variance for the patio `that was' existing, seconded by Busse and'upon a vote taken-it was duly passed. SUNSET SHORES At 8PM a public hearing was called to order for the waterfront vacation ART NASH of Lot 32, Sunset shores, Art Nash. Councilman Bissonett abstained " VACATION from all discussion and votes taken. Notion was made b Busse to 411 y grant the waterfront vacation for lot 3 21P Sunset Shores and to adopt Resolution 78 -3 2, a resolution providing for ,;the vacation of the above described land, seconded by Hafermann and -upon "a voteOtaken it was duly passed. Councilman Bissonett abstained. Notion was made by Busse to'adjourn the public hearing, seconded by Hafermann and upon a vote taken it was` duly passed, SPEED ON CTY The Council discussed the setting of speed zones on County Road 12. Police RD 12 Chief Powell was present to comment on the speed zone conditions -. After a lengthy discussion, motion was made by Bissonett to recommend to Scott County and the State of Minnesota that the portion of'Countg Road 12 from Sunset Beach corner of County Road 8,1 to the City Limits to the " west be posted 25mph and from Sunset Beach, County Road 81 t Hwy, 23' be posted at 30mph, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken „it was duly passed. The mayor and Council ` y als r eq uested that Police Chief Powell draw u a , -� ORD. 78 - .15 �,_ � p s map, and take to the Prior Lake American for explaining Ordinance 78 -15, the Firearms and Hunting Ordinance. TREASURERS Notion was made by Busse to approve the Treasurer's Report for August, seconded by Hafermann and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. City Planner:,Graser requested that the Council consider the Hardshell GENSMER ADDN.'� - €f the Gensmer Addition. i a ,j WNUM. of 60 Pracaad18" of tih vow CW" of *0 Vil V : y, ef'.�rior lake M .!h0 :Couo of Scott and State afi MMaosNe, Mdedine all account oudiftd by, said Coundl. - Page 2 _: J 4/25/78 GENSMER ADDN. F /Motion was made by Bissonett to approve the Gensmer Addition Hardshell contingent upon that all fees be paid, seconded by Busse and upon a vote s taken it was duly passed.. <' ORD. 78 - Ordinance 78 -14, Gambling' Ordinance was considered next. The Council. went through the oidinanc6<page by page with the City, Attorney.' motion Was made by Busse to adapt Ordinance 78 -14, concerning Gambling, seconded by essonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. PRIOR HIGH- A letter io n , n Leonard Brooks was received by the City staff, requepting (ANDS an extens of Buie for,; he. Pr, Or Highlands easement consideration. Notion was made by Bissogett to establish a hearing date of November I3, °1978 at 8'p' for the Prior Highlands easement consideration, and that the City: Manager take every step to notify the residents within, and around that area (Grainwood, Maple Park Shores, and Ma rtinson Island) and explain to them the reason for rantin p � 9 g °extension of time, seconded by Busse and u a vote taken it was dull passed. ROBERT IIOECK certifie letter was received by MayorBtock from the Robert Boeck's `. EASEiiENT w concerning ,the condensation of an easement on their .land. It was requested NN `, '; that the City Attorney contact the Boeck's to see if they can negotiate °"it�t , C 0 ndeunati0n and set up a date for which the City Attorney, Mayor „s Stock and Gotui;.ilman `Xafera nn .may meet with the Boeck's Attorney Sullivan stated he would set up than meeting. Me . following invoices are scheduled to be paid-on Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1978: Misc. Wept: r� W Clay's Printing Service Printin g Xerox Corp. copy Machine 413.60 General NdZding (t - Maint. Bldg. 360.00 " Auto"iatron, Inc. Office Supplies map 2 2.65 u, Insurance:. Center Utilities ' °tea; 2,743.00 Insurance 43,2 ?5.00 Minn. Gas Co. Utilities: JAK Office Prod. Co., 45.77 Office Supplies 37.80 I A-1 General .Govt. t Clarence. Schaefdt Al's Blooaungtan Vacuums Plumbing Inspector S 147.00 `, r C Equip wt Repair 18. Otos 03 Jr, c Retainer Refund 0.00 r,� ° SYertri, service Co: 30 Civil Defense Siren Repair 1,478.65 The Rey, - ds B Reynolds Co. Payroll Supplies 2,S� ?.94 foobert J4=Allister ;39.13 U of M Dog Catcher �- - 235. ° 1; OSM Registration 46.00 Engineering c .. \ Sixgineeringc ' Copy Bq+?Pinnt Co. .Suppl ies' 'is. 44 G o Pourer , a G.A.. Thompson, Co, Printing 1 St. Francis Hopta2 - 4S 155_90 t o Blood: rest' U0 . d oddChevrolet, Ind.t Vehicle Repair 13 73-23. Fire 8 Rescue.- i o 1978 Fire_ Chiefs Conference Conference National Fire Protection Assn,' Y` �8d•00 Membership keber Auto SuPP?y Inca �tB. GJ Vehicle & Bguip, repair Mankato Fire & Safety g.ni 63.66 o q pnaent 300.00 a 3 _ 4 a t fSINt1?ES of the F ece"Ift s of 1M villare Canned of the Vigo; of bier teke in the Cewft of Uoo god, Stafe`of ' Miaaoieh, indudine all eeeeuMs audiNd bl► mid CoYweil. Pag 3 9/35/78 Sewer: General Repair Service Repairs ' Rental Equip,, & Sales Repairs S 896.33 k 84.45 Water: s. Van waters &4Rogers Chemicals Prior Lake $76 Vehicle Repair S 187.06 136.45 Streets Edward Kraemer &Sons Inc. Repairs, River Warren Aggregates Repairs S 136,96 " Ziegler Tire Service.Co. Tires 52.43 Airsignal International Pager 316.79 Xinn, Valle lec. Co-o y:. E P .Installing Light 24.00 Beckus Our Own Rdware. Repairs 94...63 38.44 Park: - bob Xlein & Assoc. Improvement S 1,200.00 Diseased Tree: Scherer Tree Service Tree Removal S 2;054.00 .1 Misc. Construction Fund: Minn. Goal e:? Surfacing Co. Contract Payment S 1,581. <u, QSM l� Engineering ?9 3a4.25 '77 Spring Lake Sewer and Water Const Fund OSN Engineering S 65.97 Debt Service Fund: American Nat . Bank & Trust Bond payment $ 4.131.00 - 'Motion was Jade by Dissonett to adjourn, I seconded by Hafermann and a vote taken this aeeE u �' ng was adjourned at 8: SOPS. ;�� •` Michael A. McGuire City Kanager _ r c V "WYiva�ww ter• +e� � n .;ww <,. :A�MY73..+4ri.'ik. +#.r.�" +.m+,r<e w'M -a+r. zy,*ir. -sY+,. p � t- 'De , 2 . -` rn-a