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Home My WebLink About10 10 1978MIN YTE S of the hecoadin's of the Villas Council of the Village of prior take: in the County of Seen and Stela of ' Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said Ceuneil. October 1 1978 The Common C > ounci 1 of the G" z it o Y f Prior make met in regular session in the City Council. Chambers on October 10, 1978 at 7 :30 P.M. Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Bissonett, 11 1 Busse, Hafermann and Watkins, city Manager McGuire, City Engineer. Anderson., and Attorney Sullivan. ' The following Correction was made to the Minutes of October 2, 1978: Page one, paragraph :ourteen, the last sentence should read 'vit was stated that when the sewer was put in, the bituminous was not replaced but sod' was to be put in. MINUTES Notion was made by'Busse to adopt the Minutes of October 2, 1978 as amended, seconded by Hafermann.and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. 1978 CONST,RUC Mr. Ken Haider of OSM gave a project report on all 1978 construction. TION REPORTS x Notion was made by Watkins to rest Mr. Sweeney's beach on Lot 87 SWEENEYS BEACF Northwood on a- 'one -time basis with direction that soil retention efforts f' NORTHWOOD on Nr. Sweeney +s part would be required as long as the City has done their portion of it, seconded.by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. JORDAN AVE. Mr. Haider and City Engine" Anderson reported on plans for Jordan Avenue. �\ �1 Notion was a by Hafermann to extend the bid time one week on the Jordan Avenue project contingent u y Attorney- g upon the City .verifying that it is legal, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.: Councilman Bissonett abstained because of involvement with the property, NORTH - SHARE Residents of North Shore Oaks Third Addition were present with Mr, Brad OAKS 3rd`�tDDN y Haycraft as spokesman regarding the unused ESCROW .MONEY that the•mone not be returned devel of escrow, honey, asking to the P er po rt i on as previously directed by the,Council but put into an escrow fund for future paving g Projects.. Nr, Eugene Simpkins and Mr, Doug Farrell were present as the developers of the Property Mayor Stock proposed that the escrow account be closed and the $2,602.39 be applied to the North Shore Oaks park. Both parties were in agreement with this. Notion was made by Bissonett to rescind the motion of August 14, 1978 stating "Notion wascmade by Bissonett to return the excess escrow account money ($2,602.39) for North_Shore,.0aks Third Addition to the developer, seconded b Y y up n a vote taken it was duly passed. secoM or Stock and'-upon p cilman Busse voted nay. seconded by Watkins and upon vote taken it was duly passed. Notion was made by Busse to close „the escrow account for North Shore Oaks Addition and the monies in the account o Thirc ; f $2 be to apark development' fund. for the park that is adjacent to North Shore °Oaks Third Addition and that the park director is to work with the ,neighborhood for development purposes, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote . taken it was duly passed. ELECTION Motion was made by Watkins to appoint the (following election judges and. JUDGES t counters for Ward #2 and authorize the Election Clerk Judy Jepsen to appoint COUNTERS other judges and counters on the Council's behalf: Sue Cooke, Donna Story, Arlene C. Cates, Margaret O'Keefe, Dorothy Hess, Lenore Brantl, John Gutzmer, Willian Peltzman, Alice.Mueller, Millie Klingberg, Gertrude` Sylvester, Mathilda Schmitz, Beverly Abrahamson, Bill Bissonett, Bill Mangan, Irene Mangan, and Geri Anderson, seconded by Busse and upon -a vote taken it was duly passed, .r r �� .. . . I AUNUM of the rtoeocdimp of the VN Council of tM Vil � hie of PfiOr take in the County of Scott mad State of NiiRn«oto, including all accounts audited by •aid,Ceuneil" ELECTION JUDGES b COUNTERS Mot i on was made by Hafermann'to appoint the following election judges, and counters for Ward N1 and 'authorize the Election.Clerk Judy Jepsen: to appoint other judges and counters on the Cowicil's, behalf: E. C. Appel, Anita Hager, Nancy Nordeen,,Ed Sp!eiker, Mary Kay Olexa Katherine Spelker, Dana Hesser, Don Busse, Tom Watkins, Wally Stock, Michael McGuire, Nellie Lannon Marlis Bluedorn, Clare Miielcen;- Marcie' Williams, Leonard Tupa, Lael Muelken, and Judy- Schefers, Seconded, by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed„ APPOINTMENTS CF PLAN. COMM. Motion was made by Watkins to table the appointments of Planning Commissioners, seconded by Bissonett and upon a votetaken it was duly passed. EXIENSIONAYE. City Engineer Anderson reported on the MN /DOT permit for Pleasant Street extension, The Council reviewed and discussed this matter. Notion was made by Bissonett that the extension of Pleasant Street be approved as proposed by ti�`drawing presented showing the proposed raised island at Pleasant Street that would allow, only a right turn situation from Pleasan`t'Street on to southbound Highway 13 and a right turn to Pleasant Street from southbound Highway 13, that no turns be allowed off northbound, contingent , that the highway right -6f- way be used as the roadbed for the extension of Walker Avenue, that the current access from the dairy store be eliminated, and the preface to this recognizing that this is not a as the Council originally agreed to on the concept of Pleasant Street but the Council recognizes its ' ' validity, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. Councilmen Bissonett, Hafermann and Watkins voted in.favor of the motion and Mayor Stock voted against the ' motion, STREET LIGHTS AT 1NGUADONA City Manager McGuire presented a letter received October 5, 1978 from BEACH CIRCLE William- Brastad, Chairman, Property Owners of Inguadona, Inc, request-. - ing street lights for Council P;ERSN 1 NG ST'. - review and discussion. Notion was made by Bissonett to authorize , a street light at the inter - section of Pershing Street and Inguadona Beach.Circle,a public roadway and the other light requested denied because it is on ,a private roadway; seconded by Busse and upon a'vote taken it was duly passed. A`letter from Leo T. Foley, Minnesota State Highway Patrol to Chief Dick Powell dated October 2, 1978 was presented iwformational i purposes. City Engineer Anderson stated that previo�ky that they would light only intersections the Council made a policy here there was above average t ., amount of traffic and the Council reaffirw °policy, ` The following 1978: invoices are scheduled to bi paid on Tuesday, October 17, Miscellaneous Departments .� Prior Lake-Electric G411 OK Hardware Naint. Bl d ''.Supplies g. $ 2.,710.00 `. NSF, i rt II Nuelk6n Utilities = 146.38 2,574,10' Siil Coaputose�rvicc, JAK�,Offi;e Ccnpany Gas and Oil w\ zr Inc. Sewer -and Products Co. 5 799,11 ater Billing 357,86,' Albinson( Supplies, Blue Line 13.20 ental 40,00 ' New Praguber e L 8 Ready -Mix plaint. Bld'. 23,55 ' Delta Derul Ton's M ol',il Plan of'Minn. Dental Insurance Service Vehicle Re y pairs 5 50, t P r Earl Fc- jnder.�en.8 Lake Auto Assoc. Signs' -' 1 Supply Vehicle SO 1,,614.30 Scott -Rice to Telephone Co, Utilities ; p airs 26.42 Haber Auto M -V Gas' S 1 Inc, Vehicle Repairs upP y, _. , . M 459640' 11,19 , l�ospany -V Gas j 760 00 I I� �. i, « M HUBS of kw of t1M V1UgP Coueeil of 6 Vi ne w of f''iK hrko !e 1M of iF County Minneseft. adudino all ocewet: agdl%d, by raid Council. Sept aed sk"" sr General Government f if • � Robert McAllister Dog Catcher $ 235,00 Sun-Newspapers ti Publishing ��. Burnsville Current Publishing- 15,OQ Prior Lake American Publishing 16.00 Gross Ind. Services 1 76,5 4 American Linen•Supply Co; Bldg. g• Naint, 65,24 IBM JAK Office Products Co. applies - Supplies 19.75 138.60 Quality Waste Control, Inc. RRfuse Hauling 1,68 County Auditor File Cards' 6.00! j .� Coulter, Nelson, .Sullivan., � - ,.19.22 •i �, 4 Frevert Attorney - 3,630.00- i „.. E. H. Newstrom° Building Inspector 912.00` Engineering. c K=R Comnmications, Inc. Prior Equipment 14 . 7 5 Lake Motors Vehicle Repairs « Flanning 53,85 Copy Equipment, Inc. Supplies q Police 79.13 Coast to Coast Store Southside Dodge, Inc, Supplies Z• E. C. Peterson Co. ync. Vehicle, Repairs Supplies 58.95 ICustoa Signals, Inc. Equipaent Repair 28.15 - Rob Boe Mileage 56.81 4 ti� Dennis Leff Mileage 3.60 Prior Lake Electric Bldg. Repairs 3.60 18.00 Fire and Rescue E: C. Peterson Co., Inc. Equipment 1Mant. ' Yn tds � o� Melding Supply Co: Supplies 'ZS Gieneral Tire Service' Gas Vehicle Repairs \T ` 6�0 4 \60, 37 O Miter., SOrco Laboratories Layne Minnesota Co. M Wa ter Tests $ 12.00 ; Mater Products Co. Supplies'& Repairs' 28 Meters, Reducers $' ;Repaa.rs 6,267 „58 z , Sew er : v 1 , Tire Service, Inc- MO Vehicle Repair $ 9.08 im age Metro Installment. 10,183.30 \� 4 Street , - Nina. Valley Electric Co -op Dustcoating, Inc, Light Installment $ 103:32, Bryan Rock. Products, Inc. O Rp,Rap F 384:00 General Welding Xelding :Rod` 20.25 ; Weber Auto Supply, htc. Vehicle Repairs 23.00 3525 Park <, Shakopee Public Utility Cot_, Utilities Pr or Lake Lumber cc'. Improvements Z 8 .00 , Park Jeep F, Vehicle Repairs ,546.60 8.37 Klingberg Excavating , Inc, ;i pa rk Naint. 45.00 , 3- n •r q�