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Home My WebLink About08 13 1979to [ �,`} S ro 'N., §.�1F r 1 II 'T .• 11 - .k. V .. ��ry� UMN f `►er�Mdgyfs at tM Via"o Coiouftol of the 1�ill,46 of POW Dike in,** County of SooM,znd Sitatf of r t Miar~% including elt acco its audited °by seid Council. f Augers t 13 1979'. ThE Comm 'Cotnci i of the Ci t Prior Lace , in regular session on Augus t 1 3, 1979 at 7:30 Present were Mayo ,S.tock,`�ounci linen Busse fi Bissone'tt,, Watkins, Thorkelson,, Ci ty,.Manager Mc T �'t` ��e . "gineer ' 1 Andersct, Cit; Planner Graser, finance Director Teschn �anid Att6rrie Su 1 1 i van rx Y ' y 3 M k. Mayor•StSck called the meeting to order. The following addittpn is to'3' , mad e. to the minutes �of August 6' 079; `� is Page r 9 3,. Qaragcaph 2: i t it inac �.�� (To define the boundaries of the }ir �rope,rty,1 ti k rc� MINUTES Motion Watkins to a f �`�t pro.pp the, ' � r)' �.� 6, 1,979 as amended s condeq?` by Busse ani�P upon a -vote taken i t was •dy „ Passed.. 0Q. LICENf Mr,, Ralph Gale, representing the> Yen Yen's Cafe was present., Their t, request is for, the 'Council to'reconsider the on, sale 1 iquorc I icense for r r F w. Yoh Yen' "s. A petit�ion�waar' !so presented Frank Muelken, representing Mr.._George Pehrson, t+lr. Pehrson`r�tn, ahe f process of'arra6ging1inancing building a l ounged n,ing facii;i � �3 to accommodate his liquor license., He wishes the``Council, would not issue 4. �, the licensIe to else because wants to renew it for his new J building, ° x Councilman Bissonet;'p stated that, he ha some trouble �r7reeing with "the • recommendation of'�the.Liquor Commiss 14, It hasrcr „cater Pe c �, tition bet ' ween the owners to see who gets the license., Both owners . have good businesses and are an asset to thesti,ty. Motion by Watkins to reaffirm -the previou. action of the Council until Li w the Liquor Commission comes ” . out vrith their recommend anon onthe refer ' : end seconded by ,. sand u y passed poi a vote taken it was'dul Mtkii McGA ;,. Gha'irmari.o,f the Liquor Commission, stated that the next } Meeting will be in °a couple of weeks_ He will Iet Mr, Gale know. when ° the Commi�ssaon will be tiiaking their recommendation to the Council. Mot qo byh to accept the petition as, a matter of ,record for the ° ma ven yen s Cafe seconded b Bissonett and, upon M, Y pon a vote taken, i t' was duly ; Passed., `'The l et i tion- was marked. Exhibit A regarding the Yen Yert! s`fi a €e" On Sale Liquor License request. , BARRY THIBO- Next item on th kragerda is to consid er the .request from4arry " fo �' deau `EAU VARIANCE' r,. `variancerYOm subdivision ordinance ' He, is requesting tl`:r r to a1,Iorr him to hook up to City- sewer arid.rrater and issue a� bui'ld`i Y 'co Lot 8 of `ttie proposed Wi 6th: Permit j Ilow Addition: � r , 1, ter 'Mot ion by B i ssonett to apptove the request b )� ° r 4,�upcn;; y Bgr�y Th i bodeaacorit i ngent Rssess. Lot 8•atcurrent project rates J "''' ,2 An RL be drawn to the dimensions.of Lot 8 of .the` ro �5 p _posed Willows ! }li 6th�Addition a• 3p �` Pav i n 9 be assessed at the t me W i I I ow Beach Road ri s extended too' Dreyfus Avenue 0 �( )The R P r maY,``at the owners choice, be incorporated, in Wi l'lows 6th Addn. ,No , O ar ded.ication 'be -assessed ,A bu�ilding permictbe issued upo IrF n R ing of RLS'and assessment certi tiw�� ;f ickt,ion �• l >>) r Nrr •,Thtbodeau or subsequent owners agree not to object to the Lim0 g <,> t v 4f `paving; ,ewer water projects or other immprovemeht projects, K �. 1 �k�, { r+ 3 ". `` 8) O w of tiie RLS .shalj share �. Pnep(,rt i ona�t _ y i n any add i S tional� cost ft�r'storm sewercor' cost associated with the Willows 6th Addition ° ^� seonded by Busse and upon vote taken' it was3` it] Y p ;, a55ed. e A° �' r At Nn+ , ,1 ! Z 4 , W u G� 7 ?011010W, .. E: 1n of il» MaadlMs of as 111Nege it of NIe of POW twwk is $be CewNy ei See* sad stele of ►y .Id cwKii. ' °LIQ. LICE. TEMP. City Manager 9er McGuire presented the request from St. Michael's Church for Council a3,2 approval of On Sale license for Pork and Suds Oay on Seotember 8> 1979• Motion by Busse to approve the, request from St. Michael's for 3.2 On Sale beer license for Pork and Suds, seconded by Watkins and u taken t, was duly passed. Upon a vote' 8:00 PM The assessment hearing for Project 78 -1, Martinson Island/Manitou load was call+3d, to order. Mayor Stock ?PROJECT 73 -1 read the _public hearing notice that was f 11,shed in the Prior Lake American. pub ASSESSMENT s' s NEARING FinanceI)irector Teschner made a presentation on how the assessments are calculated and explained the 'fees. " connection Mayor Stock then openid the hearing to the audience and if they had any r, t questions on their assessments or complaints oh the project, Thor Consulting Engineer and City Engineer. answered questions on the project and took down any, campiainis, the property' owners might have.. 7 Thor e; ^were a few questions regarding assessme and the Councih,did take some action on them. ` � Motion by Watkins to chan 9e 'James Erickson's assessment toread 10a* on the frontage on, the sewer, water and paving on the assessment roil, sieconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed._ u F „ rMotlQn by Watkins to continue the assessment hearing for Project"'78 -1 until August 20, 1979 at 9 :15 PM, i seconded by Thorkelson and upon.a vote taken it was duly passed. Mayor 'Stock thanked eve { ryone for coming to the assessment hearing tonight and, their., patience during the construction seas on. .1.. iiROMi SW. City Planner Graser presented the L. Brown's subdivision request. Ne is requesting a platted piece of beallowed k property to be divided via Resolution 78 -21.• Ilowever, the application would not meet item #2..of the resolution. Councilman Thorkel on felt that a public hearing should be held on this , L Councilman B.ssonett disagreed; a public hearing would not benefit the sub- E division of that particulae. lot. The Council and Mr. Ron Schmidt, representing Mr. Brown, held a discuss"bo-W on this item. ibtion by Bis3onett to table this request for the dividing of this propert until next waeic,at S :b$ pM; the owner should contact the abutting 9 Property owners on the'lokeshore and seek their endorsement of the division of the Property and that be made available to the Council on August 20, 1979 along with, the revised drawing showing the easement as part of the simple subdivision and that the property owners are told about this and If they „wish to.come to the mcetl ng on Monday, they may do so, seconded by Thorkelson and upon 'a vote taken it was duly passed. SCli 0mr a w lOERSTBAM Mr. Schmidt 0 requested that the ,Council give an extension on the Widerstrom s Schm ding, 1'111 T plat recor may take because same problems have come up and. it a. few days or longer to get everything In order: ” Motion by Thorkelson to extend the deadline for recording of the Widerstrom - ` and Schmidt plat until"September 10, 1979 as the last possible day, seconded by Busse and Upon upn a vote taken it was dul . y ..passed. Councilman eiasonett abstained. {: ip00YIEW ADO City Planner:Graser presented the request for hardshell approval for Wood- 1 view Addition, n � o c A c ` ix. 1M of the VNI"o GtlW" of the ViN"e of Priff L"4,4" *A CwMv sew and see" Mim1�1e, iftehWhM all aecw A wdifed by aW Covedl. WOODY EW ADON Notion by Bissonett to approve the Woodview Addition. hardshel'1 contingent upon l) the driveways from single family lots on Cty. Rd. 81 would be ham - merhead driveways for all lots and common driveways whenever pos- sible 2) 25 foot radiibe shown on all corners t 3) ten parking spaces be graded and gravelled as per park land dedication, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly _passed. JORDAN AVE. City Enginee`Anderson presented the plans for the Jordan Avenue Inter- section. Motion by Thorkelson to accept the proposal`for`the Jordan Avenue inter- section as presented, seconded by Busse and'upon a vote taken it'was passed.. Councilman Bissonett abstained.: ISLAND VIEW` City EngineerrAnderson requested,for` the developer of Island View 2nd, 2110 ADD. that it be tabled for one week. Motion by Watkins to table. island View 2nd sewer and water bids until August 20, 1979 seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly- passed. CHARLES OHM The Council, reviewed the letter from Mr. Charles DeVet regarding an ex- S t W EXTEN. tension on the sewer and water - connection. There was discussion by the Council and the City Engineer on,this clatter. Motion by Bissonett to authorize the City inspector to review this site, ; and if necessary, take percolation tests and present a recommendation to the Councia on the adequacy of the,septi`c.system and table Mr. DeVet's request until, that time, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. L. SCHWEICH Mayor Stock stated that Mr. L. Schweich is having a sale and the City AUCTION Manager and Ci Engineer should attend, and if necessary, acquire equip- :a went that the City may use. Motion by Thorkelson to autMrize the City Manager and City Engineer to attend the Schweich sale, `and-if necessary,, to acquire any equipment they feel iss necessary to upgrade the City's current equipment, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. SUNSET, HILLS' ' City Engineer Anderson stated that the storm water study for Sunset:. III s for the ponds has been received and it meets with the Watershed's approval. Motion by Bissonett to approve the storm water study. for Sunset .Hills for the ponds dated August 13, 1979, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. BROOKSVILLE City Planner`Graser presented the request for Brooksville Hill's 6th ° HILLS 6TH ADD hardshell approval.. Motion by Bissonett to approve the Brooksville Hills 6th hardsheil con- tingent upon: 1) 25 foot radii be on all corners 2) street names are in accordance with the Prior take street system 3) developers agreement be signed. seconded by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. City Engineer Anderson presented the costs of the developers agreement for Brooksville Hills 6th. The estimated construction cost, which the developer is going to financ.q is $272,483.75, the City feeds $14„ 099.19 and the trunk water cost is $39,344.75. Motion by Busse to approver the.developers agreement and costs for., Brooksville Hills 6th; seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.: -3- MIPNm of *6 r"Mewiep of duo VlNego co ea of iM ViNego of hiw Lelm in OW ,. tw10y of k%* ew,l Sfelo of Mieeowle Wurieg ON eccweb Oud%W by said C WPAN. The following invoices are scheduled to be paid on- Tuesday, Augu t 21, 1979; Misc. Departments Bankers Life quill Corp, Insurance $'2,101-34 Central; Inc. C ore Inc. ° Office Supplies. Office. Supplies 155.37 6' s u Ames $ Office Supply Sewer 6 Water billing . 5554 3 Scott County Sheriff Office Supplies 17.52- Coast to Coast Radio Maintenance 309,60 Albinson Supplies 28.85 Delta Dental Plan of Mn, Rental b Supplies 138,20 NSP insurance 648.75 Coulter, Nelson, Sullivan S Frevert Earl F. Andersen b Assoc., Utilities Attorney Fees 3..011,77 1 .334 .00 Inc. Malkerson Motors, Inc: Signs` 102.24 Lake Auto Supply Vehicle Repair 127,55 Weber Auto Supply, Inc. Vehicle Repair 6.62 Scott -Rice Telephone Co. Vehicle Repair 91.28 Mn Valley Electric Co -op '' Utilities 497.72 COP,. Inc. Utilities 321.72 ¢ Lswrence Home Bldg., lac. Copy Machine 210,01 ia�rovemen�s 3•887-50 General Government: .. Commissioner of Personnel County Treasurer 1m. Costs $ 13.10 Government Information Services Gross Assessing ,Services Subscription 9.000.00 Ind. Services Scott Co. Treasurer Bldg. Maint. 28,00, 8 1.95 ' t JF: H. News Prior Lake American Maps Bldg. s PI Ins Ping. peel °� 6:,90 1 i Amer. Li Linen Supply Co, Publishing ,416,00 199.63 s" 4 Douglas Farrell Dolores Berens '31dg. Maint. Retainer Refund 19;75 100.00 A��ues Office . Supplies Cleaning Library 51.28 ;- Pitney Bowes Supplies 5.60 Assoc, of Metro. Municipalities Economy Dictation Systems Supplies Seminar 19,98 3.00 ` Robert McAllister Equipment 359.85 D09 Catcher 275.00 Pla nni_n9: _ P I t JAK Office Products Co. Supplies $' 14.37 Police• j Dick, Powei T Rob B License Plates $ 1 3.75 ` W. S. Darley & Co, Kennedy Transmission Mileage Supplies-- 10.80 71.71 St. Francis Hospital: Vehicle Repair 120.05 Thomas Grimmer" Bl Blood Alcohol 13,00 Washing Pol 'Cars 129.00 Fire Advance Ambulance Equip. Sales, Inc. 114tional Fire Protection Assn. Supplies $ 55:73 Town's Edge Ford, Inc. American Heart Assn, Dues Vehicle Repair .58.00 292.28 General Safety Equip, Corp, B' s J Glass Co, Supplies Equip ment q 'Repair' 16,34 40.44 . Rep Bldg. Repair, 65.50 i r R Ak ry unilum of *A fhceelin" o f 60 VNIMa C"111W 441�o V101"e of M" lake is 111 C+wwhr nE, Sa1i eMl 31da of in dr oN /t "dihd' by *@W Cw tii. FIRE a RESCUE NOtion,bY Bissonett to. approve the Fire. and Rescue re Port for the month of July, seconded by Watkins and Upon a vote taken it was duly passed. POLICE REPORT Motion by Bissonett to approve the Police Report for the month of July, seconded�by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. BLDG.- PERMIT REPORT The Council has accepted the Building ;Permit Re P - port for the; of July. DOG CATCHERS P g Catcher' s The Council has Oo accepted the Report for the month of Jul TREASURERS Motion by Watkins to approve the Treasurers Report for the month of July, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. ' ST.. MICHAELS l PORK a SUDS St. Michael's Church has requested that Duluth Street between Pleasant and Colorado be closed from 6 :OOAM to 1 :30 AM for Pork and Suds Day. Motion by Watkins to approve the request of'St. Michael's to clo s Duluth Street between Pleasant and Colorado between,the hours of 6:00 PM and 1:30 AM on September 8 for Pork and Suds Day, seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. j THE HARBOR City'Engineer Anderson stated that the plans and specifications for The Harbor have been received and are for the installation water only. Of sewer and _ Motion by Bissonett to a pprove the plans andspecificatons ; for The Harbor, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. Motion by Thorkelson to approve advertisement for bids for The harbor, 79-4, for September 1 1 atll :00 fM, ^1. seconded <b, Bissonett and a vote taken it was duly sed.. upon passed. ' `* CREEKSIDE CIR PAVING Motion by Bissonett to authorize assessment hearin 9 for paving _of Creek - side Circle, 78 -11, for September ' P i 1 Watkins and u pon a vote taken it was s duly at 8 :00 PM, seconded by y passed'.. � Motion by 'Busse to authorize 90% of payment to Northwest Asphalt in the amount of $17,594.50 for ; the Paving of Creekside Circle, seconded` by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly Y Passed. . SHACJ - . - TREE GRANT Parks and Recreation Director Mangan stated that he has heard from the.State Shade Tree Grant 'Prior f and: the City f Lake will reimbursament. y get 41% - Notion ` by Watkins to adjourn, seconded by Thorkelson and 'upon a vo taken this meeting was adjourned to at 10:35 PH. Michael' A. McGuire City Manager i _5_ s (� MINUTES at The rM Mdings of iba f o Village Ceaneil of 1M Viiloga of frier take in tha County of 3eeWoad Sle:a ai,' MionaseN, including all aeewefs mWitsd by said. Cov dl. August 13, 1979 The Common Council of the City OT Prior Lake met i� regular session on August 13, 1979 at 7:30 PM. Present were Mayor Stock, Counci::lmen Busse, Bissonett, Watkins, Thorkelson, City Manager'A:'Gu;ire, City Engineer zx Anderson, City Planner Grase,r, Finance Director and Attorney " p Sullivan. Mayor Stock called the :meeting td orderhe following addrtron is to made to'the minutes of August 6, 1979: `. Page 3, paragraph; 2: it is inactive. (To I . Tii the gaunt ar,i es oF. s their property.) ~ MINUTES Motion by Watkins to approve the minutes of August 6. 1979 as° amended, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was`duiy passed. F . LI-Q ,LICENSE Mr. Ralph Cale representing the Yen Yen's Cafe was present , Their request, is for the &oun&�i to reconsider the PIP 'sale l iquor license for 'Yen Yen's., A petition was also presented.° Frank Muelken, representing Mr ". George P- eFrson, Mr.Pehrson is in the, process of arranging financing for.buildiri9 a lounge /dining.faciIIty to accommodate his license. 7' wishes Ole. Counei 1 , wwld"nat issue the license to anyone else because, hu =wants.to `r6new it;for his new „ . bui id "ing. , Councilman Bissonett staffed that he has some trouble agreeing with the' recommendation of the Liquor Commission, it has created competition bet ween the twe owners to see who gets the !'lcense. Both owners have good } businesses and are an asset to the"C,Ity. Motion by Watkins to reaffirm the previous action of the Council until. e - ; the Liquor Commission comes out with their recommendation on 'the rfer r; endum, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed`. . Mike McGuire,,Ckairman of the Liquor Commission,, stated that --the next, r= meeting will be in a couple of weeks. He, will let. Mr. 'Gale know when' t the s Comniss ionVi ll be makings their recomiendation - Id'- the Council. Motion by Watkins to accept the p petition as a matter of record for the Yen Yen's Cafe, seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly> k.a ". passed. The petition was marked Exhibit 'A regarding the Yen Yen's Cafe Qm; $ale Liquor License request. -BARRY IN 180- Next item on the agenda is to consider the request from Barry Thibodeaux DIAU- VARIANCE for variance from subdivision ordinance. He is requesting City to allow him to hook u to City sewer and water and issue a building to Lot $ of the p rop posed Wi low 6th Addition. Permit f Motion; by Bissonett to approve the request by carry Thibedeau contingent �.. upon; r, 1) Assess Lot $ atcurrent project rates ' Y). An RLS be drawn to the dimensions of Lot lh,.of }the proposed Willows 6th Addition 3) Paving be assessed at the time Willow Beach Road is extended to A Dreyfus Avenue 4) The: RLS may,at the owners choice, be incorporated in W!,Ilows 6th Ad-dn. „5) N& park ded lcatior' 1 be assessed 1 rt F? 6) A,bui1ding permijt`be upon fiIing of Rtt assessment certi fication_ ti 7t Mr. Thibodeau or subsequent owners mgr �<npt.t0'objecc'tsz% the `timing r cfj paving, sewer, water projects or, other improvement protects. �Owner`,,of the RLS shall share prep irt�ionai:l` � i'n any addi- t " t onal, cost for storm sewer or "cost`associated',with theWiliaws bah ILI ¢ �• Addlt�on� �; -� ecanded biyF Busse and upon a vote,,taken t was duly passed. A If ~ J ' .n s � .. , �. � .°- ':,f�.�..#.,..`,.ry <- 3d:i'�t ...a`i.� »mot. ..._...r ,.d *r.K� :-'� �. •�� `� r:« : 3x % s , tIN tM !t rNINa Neil of tiN V1.IINe of rriK lieite in tM WYw1y if ScW1 ead E SMle;ef MMeNaN iwdvrMO ell Ocewwle wdltad ►p" Niid Cwwetl. f ij LIQ. LICE i City Manager McGuire presented the request fr om St._MichaelIs Church for TEMP.. Council approval of a 3.2 On On license for Pork and Suds Day on September ii 8.; 1979. , Motion by Busse to ,approve the request frot�i St. Michael's Church for a 32 P On Sale beer license for Pork and Suds, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote k taken it was duly � passed. . $.00 PM The assessment hearing for Project 78 -1,' Martinson Island/'Manito� Road " , PROJECT 78 -�1 was called to order. Mayor Stock read the Fiublic hearing notice that was pub- lished in the Pr1or Lake American. j ASSESSMENT I' HEARING `= Finance Director Teschner made a presentation on how the assessments are Calculated and explained the connectianrfees. 6y Mayor Stock then opened the hearing to the audience and if they had any questions on their assessme or complaints on the project, l and f The Consulting Engineer and City Engineer answered questions on the project- took down any complaints the property owners might have..` There were a few questions regarding assessments and the Council did take some action on them. Motion by Watkins to change James Erickson's asses3Tnent to read 100' on the frontage on the ' sewer, water and paving on the assessment roil, seconded by Bissonett. and P Upon a vote taken it was du1 y passed.',' , Motion by Watkins to continue the assessment hearingl�for Project 78-1 until August 20, 1979 at,9;15 PH, seconded by Thorkelso was duly passed. upon a vote taken it Mayor Stock thanked everyone for coming to the assess nt hearing `tonight and their during patience the constru;tion season, ' L. BROWN'StIB. 'City Planner Graser presented the C„ Brown's subdivision request. He is requesting a platted- iece of ro `► p� P per be allowed to be: divided via Resolution 78-21. However, the application wout'd l not meet item #2!6f the resolution Councilman Thorkelson felt that a publ'c hearing 'should be, held on th is V matter_ councilman Bi'ssonett disagreed; a g public hearing would not benefit the ` sub- division of that particular lot. The ,Council and Mr. Ron Schmidt, representing, Mr. Brown, held a discusjkij,- on this item. k Motion by Bissonett to - this this request for the dividing of property - ;until next week at 8:45 PM; the owner should contact the abutting property _ Owners on the Lakeshore and seek their endorsement of the division of the M property and that be made available to the Council on August 20, 1979 along` ) with the revised drawing showing the easement as part of the simple subdivision and that the property owners are told about this and if they wish to come to the meeting on Monday' they,may do so, seconded by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. "SCHNIDT t. Mr. Schmidt requested that .the Council give an extension on the Widerstrom. YIDERSTROM s Schmidt ;plat recording, because some problems have cone up and it may take; PLAT a few days or longer to get everything in order. Motion by Thorkelson to extend the deadline for recording of the Widerstrom and Schmidt plat until' September 1 0,,1979 as the last possible day, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken ii was duly passed. Councilman B i ssonet abstained. - ilOODVIEW ADDN City. Planner eraser presented the request for hardsheli approve for, rood- view Addition. L I c - x , MINUM of iM= of tho VNI"o CwAwa of the ViNw of Pdw take is Cwaly of Seen ear slrh of d Miaso»la iadadiw♦ all eao I N oudWd by said Coumll. P WOOt)VIEW`ADDN u Motion by Bissonett to approve the Woodvi`ew Addition 'hardshell contingent ' upon:r ])'the driveways from single family lots on Cty. Rd 81 would be hai11 { merhead driveways for ,all lots and common driveways whenever pos- sible 2) 25 foot.radiibe shown on all corners �s 3) ten parking spaces be graded and ravelled as g per park -land ded 1 cat•aon , seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. I JORDAN AVE. t City Engineer Anderson presented the plans for the .iordan Avenue inter- section. J! g �, Motion b Thorkelson to accep ro' Y proposal for the ,Jordan Avenue inter -. section as presented, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it w s passed. Councilman Bissonett abstained., tr ISLAND VIEW City Engineer Anderson requested,for the developer of island View nd, ! 2ND ADD. that it be tabled for one week. Motion by Watkins to table Island View 2nd sewer and water bids until 1: August 20, 1979, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was diuty passed. CHARLES DEVET The Council reviewed the letter from Mr. Charles DeVet regarding tin ei- S 6 W EXTEN. tension on the sewer and water connection., There was discussion by t Council and the City Engineer on this matter. i j Motion by Bissonett .to authorize the Cit Ins ' y pe ctor to review th i . site, ' and if necessary, 'take percolation tests and; present .a recaeaenda crt 1 to the Counc,ia on the adequacy of the septic system and table Mr, ' DeVet's request until that time, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duty passed. L. SCHWEICH Mayor Stock stated that Mr. L. Schweich is having a sale and the City AUCTION Manager and City Engineer should attend, and if necessary, acquire equip- t' r, ment that the City may use. Nation by Thorkelson to authorize the City Manager and City Engineer to s attend the Schweich sale, and if necessary, to acquire any equipment they feel is I{ necessary to upgrade the City's currentiequipment, seconded " by Watkins and upon a,yote taken it was duly passed', r r SUNSET HILLS City Engineer Anderson stated that the storm water study for Sunset tea: Hills for the ponds has been received and it meets with the 'Watershed's approval f' ; Motion by Bissonett to approve the storm water study, for Sunset Hills for the ponds, dated August 13, 1979, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote 'taken it.was dul passed._ > BROOKSVILLE City Planner Graser presented the request for Brooksville Hills 6th HILLS 6TH ADD hardsheil approval. , Motion by Bissonett to approve the Brooksville Hills 6th hardshell' con -' tingent upon:' 1) 25 foot radibe on all corners 2) street names are in accordance with the Prior Lake street system 3) developers agreement:.be signed, seconded by Thorkelson and upon a`vote taken it was duly passed. City Engineer Anderson presented the costs of the developers agreement 5 for Brooksville Mills 6th. The estimated construction cost, which the developer is going to financ.q is $272,483•75, the City fee is $14, 099.19 and the trunk water cost is $39,344.75. Motion by Busse to approve the developers agreement and costs for Brooksville Hills, 6th, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote takenoit was duly passed. _3, i • Sys X rt 1 r MNr1111li of NNt rmmwi of vNew comew of vNew of. Mi., ala iw tM CowHy af' Scw� 1 fta1� 11116 008ON4 indwliwg ell 60coun ovdi1M1 by W Cwaeil. »_ a The following invoices are scheduled to be paid on Tuesday,. August 21, 1979: Misc. Departments Bankers Life _ Quill Corp. Insurance $ 2,1 01 -34 Office Su 51 ,34 ' U.S. Central Dstrib'utors Supplie ;, inc, 1 55.37 Computoservice, Inc!' Office Supplies 70,56: Ames Office Supply '} Sewer S Water billing 555.43 Scott County Sheriff`; Office Supplies 17,52 Coast to Coast Radio Maintenance 309.60 Alb'inson - Supplies 2835: Delta Dental Plan of Mn, Rental s Supplies 138.20 NSP Insurance 648,75 Coulter, Nelson, Sullivan b Frevert Utilities 3,011.77 Earl F. Andersen,& Assoc., Inc.: Attorney Fees 1,334.0.0 Malkerson Motors', Inc. Signs 102.24 Lake Aut S upp l y Vehicle Repair 127:55 �I Weber Auto au 1 Inc. Vehicle Repair 6.62 Scott- Rice;Tele Y, Vehicle Repair phone Co, 91.28 t Mn Valley Electric Co -op Utilities 4,97-72 497.72 COP, Inc, 321 ' t Lawrence Schweich Home Bid Copy Machine 210.01 9 , Inc, ro i Impvements, 3,887.50 General Govern meet• fiy fit, A .Commissioner of Personnel County Treasurer dm. Costs $ 13.10 } 1 Government In Assessing Services" Informatio 9,ODO.GO Subscription' Gross Ind. Services 28,08 Scott Co. Treasurer Bldg, Mai.nt, 81..95 E. H. Newstrom - ''Maps 6,90` Prior Lake American Bldg, b Pimg. Inspector 1,4.,16.00; Amer. Linen Supply Co.: Publishing 199;63, Douglas Farrell Bldg. Malnt, 19.75 Dolores Berens Retainer Refund 100.00 Ames Office Supplies Gleaning library 51.28 ` Pitney Bowes_ Supplies Supplies 5.60 Assoc. of Metro. Municipalities 19.98 `.i Economy Dictation Syste Seminar ms 3.00 Robert McAllister Equipment 359.85 Dog Catcher 275.00 ` Planning. r JAK Office Products Co, Supplies S 14 Police: r < #' F , Dick Powell ,a Rob Boe License Plates S 1 3.75 M. S. barley t Co, Mileage 10.80 Su i i s Ken ne Tram' swissi p c dy on Veh St. Francis Nospital icle Repair 71.71 120.05 Thomas Grimmer Blood Alcohol 1 Washing Police Cars `e 129,00 `4 Fire- Advance Ambulance b Equip; Sales, Inc.. Supplies, National Fire Protection Assn, S 55:73 Town's Edge Ford, inc: Dues Vehicle Repair . 58..00 ., \ American Heart 292.28 Assn, � Supplies � �„ General Safety Equip. Glass Pa Corp. E Equ ipment. nt. \,t6.34 q R - d i J pme Repair Co. �, 40.44 Bldg. Repai ,�5. It was duly passed. POLICE REPORT Motion by Bissonett to approve the Police Report for the month of July, seconded by Watkins and. upon a vote taken it was du ?y pass i BLDG. PERMIT The Council has accepted the Building Permit Re REPORT Port for the month of July. DOGCATCHERS The Council has accepted the Dog Catcher's Report for the month of July, TREASURERS Notion, by Watkins to approve the Treasurers,Report for the month of J seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it wa duly passed,; ST, MICHAELS Si- Michael's Church has requested that Duluth Street between Pleasant PORK b SUDS and Colorado be, closed from 6:00AM to 1:34 AM for Pork and Suds Day: Motion. by Watkins to approve the request of St. , Michael's to, e etween close Duluth Street between Pleasant and Colorado b" PM and 1:30 AM on September $for Pork and Suds; 0 seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. a. THE HARBOR City Engineer Anderson stated that the plans and specifications for The -�, Ha.•bor have been received and are for the installation of sewer and water only. Motion by Bissonett to approve the plans and specifications for The Harbor, seconded by Watkins and upon vote .taken it was duly passed. � Notion by Thorkel son to ' 79-4, for September l4 approve advertisement for bids for The Harbor, , _ 1 979 at lIc 00 pM, seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. J 1lotion b CREEKSIOE CIR y Bissonett to authorize assessment hearing for paving o 5 ftVING side Circle, 78-11, for September 17, 1979 at Creek- 8:00 PM, Watkins and upon a vote taken it wa , seconded by s duly passed. J ; Motion by Busse to authorize a f the amount of 1 90, o payment to Northwest Asphalt in ". S 7,594 50 for the by Thorkeison and upon Pav,ing of Creekside Circle, seconded" pon a vote taken it was duly passed. SHADE'TREE Parkscsnd Recreation Director Mangan stated that he has heard from GRANT the State Shade Tree Grant and the City of Prior Cake will pet a 41� reimbursement. Motion by Watkins to adjourn, 's• �conded by Thoricelson and upon a voL taken thus meeting was adjourned'at 10:35 -PM', �I 1 Michael A. McGuire City Manager l _5_ i Vilkee of Pow Lek* iw dw Gwar Of Seeltiwd sNN.E 1 1 Mi..a»w. i.e±e i" .a •oeo..a .wlil,d by said C..wsil, ` FIRE b RESCUE Motion -by Bissonett to a of Jul , PProve the Fire and Rescue ,report for the month y, seconded b y Watkins and u upon a vote taken