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Home My WebLink About09 10 1979MINUTES of Mo hac"dw.V of fM V111ago. Council of iM VINage of Prior Lake M the County of SayM and S1a/o of i Minnesee. including ail occeunls audited by sold Council. September 10, 1979_ of The Common Council of the City of Prior. Lake met in- regular session on September 10, 1979 at 7 :30 PM. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Bissonett, Busse, Watkins, Thorkelson, City Manager McGuire, City Engineer Anderson, City Planner Graser` and City Attorney Sullivan. h Mayor Stock called the meeting to order The following corrections are to be made to the minutes of September 4, 1979; Page 1, paragraph 17; . Hidden Oaks area, as stated by Mr. Thiei'ing, is, paragraph: 18; ., that the school building committee paragraph 19; .` attend the school building committee Page 2, paragraph 14; to take action is to be deleted MINUTES Motion by Watkins to approve the mintues of September 4 i p 979 as amended, seconded b Busse and u Y upon ,a vote taken it was duly .:passed'. CHAMBER OF COW.ERCE Ski Reebie. ' Skip from the Prior sake Chamber of Commerce,: was 'present at the meeting. He introduced! Roger Chezik :ITY FOLDERS who presented the new Prior Lake brochures. These brochures will be given to all new residents coming to ' Prior lake. Brochures will be at all reaitors, the welcome wagon, city hall and the chamber of commerce. HRA COMMUNITY 'Jim.Degiovanni, Scott County Housing and Redevelopment,, was DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT present at `the meeting, to discuss with the Council Community Developmentel'ock Grant application # to be to HUD by October 1, 1979. He needs Council action on approving Resolution 79 -34 and approval of the.Community Development:Block Grant Program 1.980 Joint Agreement _Cooperati'on Scott County, Y Prior to this discussion Councilman Bissonett stated.that.he did not wish to take part in any of the discussion and abstain from.,voting; Notion by Busse to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to enter into ' agreement with Scott County for the Community Development Slock'Grant Program 1980 Joint Cooperation Agreement, f seconded by Watkins and upon A vote taken it was .passed. Councilman BssonetC abstained`. , RESOLUTION 79-34 - Motion by Busse to adopt Resolution 79-34, Authorizing the Scott County Board'of Commissioners to undertake a Community Development pment Block Grant Program within the corporate limits_of Prior k lake, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken ;it was passed. Councilman Bissonett abstained'. ' LEROY BONNSAC LeRoy Bohnsack was present at the meeting to discuss a location for his business. He is experiencing difficulty finding a location for his new building to store his hear ui a q pment.in the winter. Ile wants to be close to Highway 13. Y The Council held a discussion on this and Mayor Stock suggested that Councilman Watkins call" a special meeting of the Orderly Annexation Board to and come up with some place for Mr. Bohnsack to build 'a storage building for his heavy equipment. Councilman Watkins can contact the City Manager when he has the information and setup a date'to discuss it with the Council. Councilman Watkins will also contact Mr. Bohnsack. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT The Downtown Development Committee met last week to review past planning efforts. The committee - -i restated their request that the Council should hold a public hearing for the establishment of a development district. Staff recommends that a ay, O public hearing be set for Tuesday, October. 9, 1.979" at 8:00 PH..., Motion by Bissonett to ho.ld a public. hearing for establishing a develop - meet district for the six block: area.. and the triangle to the north with the date being set for October 9, 1979 at 9 :00 PM, seconded by and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. SEWER BACKUP RALPH: BORKA The Ralph Borka sewer back -up problem was <tabled 'until next week. r , Mayor Stock stated that_if IDS does not accept this bid, within a week, then we should start doing something else. Motion by Thorkelson to table for one week the awarding of the bid to Progressive Contractors, Inc, for Jordan Avenue, Bluff Heights and Brooksville, Center, seconded'by Busse and upon a vote taken it was -duly passed, Mr, Bill Henning was present,,regarding Jordan Avenue and he had some questions about the project, i t The City Manager commented that if the bid'does not get approved he could do the project himself without it being the City project, i Mayor Stock directed the City Engineer to contact IDS and seek their approval - or disapproval of the bid amount for the Brooksville Center area., The bid = needs to be approved and if it is rejected he should get a recommendation from IDS, If we don't hear from them in one week then we will reject the bid i and come up with something else. Ken Jackson, Prior Place, was present with .questions about the road going past his place in the Brooksville Center area. He said something needs to £ be done to improve the roadway because it is very bad to drive on BLUFF HEIGHTS City Planner Graser presented Bluff Heights 2nd Addition hardshell. Their . 2ND ADDITION request is for approval. The preliminary approval; was given $ /29/79 for the quad home development. project. "Recommendation that amended hardsheil be approved with ;contingencies. Motion b Busse to approve the hardshell for Bluff Heights 2nd Addition as amended contingent upon: 1) all driveways fronting on Franklin Trail or 9th Avenue be a minimum of 12' wide 2) a sewer availability charge for Block 3, Bluff Heights 2nd Addition and Block 4, Bluff Heights 2nd Addition of $1213.80 and.$1217.97 . seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was "duly passed.; ZVANERS - The .Zvaners -- Carpenter Bond discussed by the Council -. The bond 'was p ' + i'CARPENTER in Eagle Creek. for paving of Eau Claire Trail and was never Poste BOND pending sewer project. paved because of - - Notion by Matkl'ns to release the bond of Zvaners -- Carpenter, seconded by Thorkel'son and upon a vote taken it was duly passed, A'GtEEN HEIGHT The petition from residents in the Green Heights area was reviewed by the Council. ,AREA ROAD PROBLEM The residents wish the City to conduct a study of the gravel road which deadends. at Lots i and 2. The purpose of the study is to determine the feasibility of the City's owning and maintaining this stretch of road. A public hearing could be scheduled, ' Mayor Stock directed Councilman Busse and City Engineer Anderson to meet with the property owners of Green Heights and Inguadona leach and set a joint meet- In at the site to tryDto resolve their problems and then report back to the Council. 'ED HALL STOW Ed Hall storrw water was the next item oe agenda. The parcel is in the lower WATER PROBLE portion of a drainage area (on 150th Street) and is experiencing a wash proble- across .the. Property Percy between -the lake and the ;homes. The water comes from adjacent properties overland and between from the existing storm sewer outleti The distance between the street and the lake is approximately 550 ft. Future. development will intensify the situation. Ed Hall was informed that the long, term solution probably would involve a storm, sewer public hearing, which he is requesting. _2- i MINUTES' of a* hee"dinp of the villoge C.WI of tho vil logo of PdW take in the Ceun/y of Seetf aad Stele of Minnesela, ieeludine all ""Unis oadihd by said Coandl. _JORDAN AVE. B Bids for Jordan Avenue, Bluff Heights and Brooksville Center was presented BROOKSVILLE i Hefstated that only one bid was received and f The bid was`higher` than the developers ag needs reement. The °City nds: a ' decision from IDS.` y `? MI 4"" of tM hotoodMp of tM VNlege Council of dw vin of Prier Lek* in the county of ' Scott Gad staff st Mk \ �NI inelOte, ieciwlina; , eli ecceunts r ; by said Cweeii.' s ED HALL STORM 4ATER PROBLEM - Mayor Stock directed-the City Engineer a'�d the Consulting Engineer re- the ` to pare a feasibility study for a storm in" area and report, port back to the Council,, seconded by Busse'and upon .a vote taken it was duly y' passed:. DOG ORDINANCE Councilman Thorkelson reported that some Prior Lake residents: called him and complained about the dog ordinance. They stated that the dog catcher does not go on-other property to catch a dog if that "roperty p ov4ner did not make a comMai "nt. The residents stated that this ordioancel «should be changed.:' n S The Council had a short discussion Period on this matter. SIGNALS ATz CTY RD`. 42 s The City Manager read a letter from the Scott County Highway Engineer regarding signals at County Road 42 Highway HIGHWAY 13 and 13, They will not be installed until February 1981, Because of the traffic conditions being as they ,are, if the city wishes, the County will put'up 4 stop signs. F Council had a discussion on this and they agreed that the 4 y stop signs would make the situation worse. Y, Motion by Bissonett to reject the theory of the 4 -way stop signs and ask N the County to subsidize for one year and to install the'signals, immediately because the philosophy of a 4 -way stop signs would be more dangerous than what presently exists, seconded by Watkins and` upon a vote taken it was duly passed'. j City Manager McGuire reported that he received a letter from the public works'department stating they are going.to organize. Basically, it is at a stand still at this time. SAND BAGS Councilman Watkins reported that there are 10,000 empty sand bags at a Jordan Maintenance Storage Shed waiting to be inspected and issued if necessary. HEALTH VIO. The Council discussed a letter received from Dr. Olaf lukk regarding a complaint Dr. Lukk received from a resident reporting health violations In his area. r � Mayor Stock directed the City Manager to check into the matter regarding o the rept from Dr, ; . L'•ukk. The following invoices are scheduled, to be paid on Tuesday, September iS, 1979: "I Misc. De" rtments• Earl F. Andersen t Assoc., Inc. Signs Weber Auto Supply, Inc. $1.942.42 Coulter, Nelson, Sullivan S Frevert,, Vehicle Repair 21.2 Attorney Fees 1 626.00, Lake . Auto Supply Vehicle. Reps'r Prior Lake 'Lumber Co. 178,45 ' Supplies JAK Office Products Co. 71.02 Supplies, 46.28 General Aiding Bankers Life Repairs 158, 00','' Scott -Rice Telephone Co. Insurance 2,101,.34 Telephone *-V Gas Co. 522. NSP N =V Gas :468.00 Utilities., 2,802.88 COP, Inc. ;. Copy Machine 376.00` General Government: John Brausen Retainer Refund S 100.00 Lawrence Schweich Retainer Refund Sidney Rh i 4deha r t :, 100.00 Retainer Refund 100.00 ii Gross lnd Services Bldg. Maint' 66.03 _ Gateway Publications, ;Inc. Publishing 1 58.78 - Amer. Linen, Su 1 Co. P � • P_y L; Bldg, Marnt, E. _ 19.75 Robert Mcltlirim Bldg, s Plmg. Inspector 1,104.00 6 Dog Catcher 270.00 1 4 r r i MINUIK of tM hrawdMOt of Nio 111N"o Cwneil of tM ""R .of brier take is the Coualy of Sm" and Shh of Mia eseN. iwdadkM all agoaah eudihd by said COW"I. ; Planning: Franz Eng. Reproductions, Inc. Equipment 5. �'•w r $ 6 ` Police: .I Economy Dictation Systems' hilkerson Supplies $ Motors, Inc. Tams Mobil Service Vehicle ,Re ��r 39:25 17.95 Uniforms' Unlimited ' Vehicle Repair :Supplies 49.50' Ben Frankl Suppl ies 19.88' Skip Reebie "Ile Supplies Burnsvi Printing Printing 12.75 Sibley Catalog Showrooms Equipment 47.50 1 ' Mennepin Technical Centers Re9stratlon 1, 60.85 Liberty Photo Service, Inc, Supplies 30,E 51.30 Fire: 1979 Annual Fire Chiefs Conference Town`s Edge Ford, Inc. Conference S 60.00' Vehicle Repairs 160.60` Park: Northwestern Bell Shakopee Public Utility Comm. Telephone Utilities $ 18. x_ Taylor Rental' Center Prior Lake Aggregates, Inc._ Improvements 9.00 31.80 `{ Bryan Rock Products Inc. t 1 Improvements Improvements 1':38.49 Hawser's Super Value Kli ngberg Excavating, Inc, Park Concess 110,25 S Programs_ 55,81 ; B a B Supply Co Improvements 257.50 F' ABJ Enterpri Inc. Improvements Contract Payment 64. 80 r 6,085-00 Street: Ess. $rothers b Sons, 'Inc. Ar-Jay Repairs $ 471.00 Airsignal Equipment q pment 1.050.00 Joe Kane Beeper 28.00 i J. L. Shiely Co. Grader Sand 450.00 582.$5 ., Sewer: MCC Schrader Block Co. Installment , + MAW Tri -State 'D Ming 6 Equip. Co. Pumping; Repairs Re it 35'4 j. . 1,253.1 t Water: ' * Serco Laboratories, t'1 Bank of Mpis. Water Tests $ 12.00 'Layn Layne M inn: Co. e Bond Pa Payment Repairs 2,588.75 �. = 167.91 L , Diseased Tree: Norman Crooks, Ent, ng Johnston's Prior Lake Nursery Tr1ee� ins $ 75.00 Scherer Tree Service Tree Removava l 1075.00 *These. invoices have not yet been checked by Tree Inspec 3,920.00* tor and `amounts could change. Sand Points Construction Fund: Chapin Publishing Co. Northwest Asphalt, Inc. Publishing 5 91 - 16, ` Extra Work 106 p'_ Martinson Island Sewer -and Water Construction Fund: 'Orfei` b Sons, Inc 0 Progressive Contractors, Inca Contract Payment $12,495•40 ' Richard Knutson, Inc. Contract Payment 52.065 - McNamara- V Contracting Co., Inc. Contract Payment :Contract Payment 14,281:11 13,049.91 4 1 tl i 5, 31 }1 1 MINUTES of the Proeoodift" of tM Village Council of the vines* of PrIw 'Lake in the County of Scott and State of cr Minnesota. Including all accouels audited by cold Council. t, September 10, 1979 II I T he Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on .7 September 10, 1979 at 7:30 PM, Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen. Bissonett, Busse, Watkins, Thorkeison, City 'Manager McGuire, f City Engineer Anderson, City Planner Graser -and Ci Attorney Sullivan, Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. TF,e following corrections are 4 to be made to the minutes of September 4 1919; ; Page 1, paragraph 17; Hidden Oaks area, as stated by Mr. Thiel'ing., paragraph 18; . . . that the school building committee` paragraph 19; . . attend the school building committee _,. Pa9e 2, paragraph 14; to take action is to be deleted a" MINUTES Motion by Watkins to approve the mintuesof September 4, 1979 as amended, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken t was duly passed, i CHAMBER. OF Skip Reebie, from the Prior Lake Chamber of Commerce, COMMERCE :ITY FOLDERS was present at the meeting, He introduced Roger Chezik who presented the new Prior Lake brochures, These brochures will t� be given to all new residents coming to Prior Lake, Brochures will be at all realtors, the welcowe wagon, city hall and the chamber of commerce. HRA COMMUNITY Jim Degiovannii Scott County Housing and Redevelopment,, was present at DEVELOPMENT the meeting.to discuss with the Council BLOCK GRANT Community Development Block. Grant application to be sumbitted to HUD by October 1, 1979. He needs Council action on approving Resolution 79 and approval of the Community Development Block Grant Program 1980 Joint Cooperation Agreement with Scott County. y ,= Z1 Prior to this discussion Councilman Bissonett stated that he did not wish to take part in any of the discussion and abstain from ,voting. Motion by Busse to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to enter into agreement with Scott County for the Community Development :Block Grant Program 1980 Joint Cooperation Agreement, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was passed. Councilman Bissonett abstained, RESOLUTION 79-34 Motion by Busse to adopt Resolution 79-34, Authorizing the Scott County Board of Commissioners ;x to undertake a Community Development Block Grant Program within the corporate limits of Prior Lake, seconded by Watkins , and upon a vote taken ,it was, passed. Councilman Bissonett abstained. L'EROY BOHNSAC LeRoy Bohnsack was present at the meeting to discuss a location -for his business. He is experiencing difficulty finding a location nor his new buildin ,to store re his equipment in the ` .heavy winter. He wants to be close to 13• The Council' held a discussion on this and Mayor Stock suggested that Councilman Watkins call a special meeting of the Orderl Annexation = y Board to,tr y and come up with some place for Mr. Bohnsack to h uild a storage j building for his 5 heavy equipment. Councilman Watkins can contact the City Manager when he has the information and set up a,date to discuss it with the Council. Councilman Watkins will also contact' Mr. Bohnsack. DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT The Downtown Development Committee met last week to review past planning ' efforts. The committee restated their request that the Council should hold a public hearing for the establishment of a development district. { Staff recommends that a public hearing be set for Tuesday, October 9, 197 at 9:00 PM.. 1 Motion by Bissonett to hold a public hearing for establishing a develop ment district for the six block area and the triangle -tci the north with the date being set for October 9, 1979 at 9:00 PM, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duly passed'. SEWER BACKUP RALPH BORKA I The Ralph Borka sewer back-up p problem was tabled until' nett, week.. s Mayor Stock stated that if IDS does not accept this bid, within a week, then we should start doing something else. , Motion by Thorkelson to table for one week the awarding of the 'bid to Progressive- Contractors, Inc. for Jordan Avenue, Bluff Heights and Brooksville Center, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken i was duly passed. Mr. Bill Henning was present regarding Jordan Avenue and he had some questions about the project. The C ity Manager commented that if bid does not et a_ ` the project himself without it being the City g approved he could do i ' \ Y project. z\ Mayor Stock directed the City Engineer to contact IDS and seek hi ter approva or disapproval pproval of the bid amount for the Brooksville Center area. The bid needs to be approved and if it is rejected he should get a recommendation from IDS. I.f we don't hear from them in one week then we will reject the bid " and come up.with something else. _ Ken Jackson, Prior Place, was x present with questions about the road goi ^ng Past his place in the Brooksville Center area. He said something needs to be done to improve the roadway because it; is very bad: to drive on. BLUFF HEIGHTS City Planner Gras'er presented Bluff Heights 2nd Addition hardsheil request is for Their 2110 ADDITION re q approval. The preliminary approval was given 6/29/79 for the quad home development project. Recommendation, that amended.hardshell be l r approved with contingencies. F € 0 Motion by Busse to approve the hardshell for Bluff Heights 2nd Addition as amended contingent upon: . 1) all rdriveways fronting, on Franklin Trail or 9th Avenue be a minimum Of i2' wide t 2) a sewer availability charge for Block 3, Bluff Heights 2nd Addition and j Block 4, Bluff Heights 2nd Addition of $1213.80 and $1217.97, t seconded by Watkins and upon arvote taken it was °duly passed. r2VANERS - The Zveners•- Carpenter Bond was discussed by the Council. The bond was poste. ¢ ;CARPIINTER in Eagle Creek for g _ paving of Eau Claire Trail and was never paved because of . BOND pending sewer project. >� Motion by Watkins to release the bond of Zvaners Carpenter, seconded by Thorkelson ' ;and upon a vote taken it was dul t GREEN HEIGHT The petition from residents in the Green Heights area was reviewed by the Council. AREA ROAD ° PROBLEM The residents.wish the City to conduct a study of the ' at Lots. 1 and 2. The graved road which deadends purpose of the study is to determine the feasibility of the City s owning and maintaining this stretch of road. A public hearing could be scheduled, Mayor Stock directed Councilman Busse and City Engineer Anderson to meet with the prdperty owners of Green Heights =and inguadona Beach and set a joint meet ing it� the site to try to resolve their problems and then report back to the Council, ED HAIL STO Ed Hail storm water was the next item on the agenda. The parcel is in the lower WATER PROBLE portiai of a drainage area (on 150th Street) and is experiencing ,a wash probi,e•, across the ro s p perty between the lake and the homes. The water from adjacent properties overland and between from the existing storm sewer outlets The distance between the street and the lake is approximately 550 ft. Future development will intensify the situation. Ed Hall was informed that the lon term solution probably would involve a storm sewer 9 requesting. public hearing; which he is -2- J a a - - h MINUTES of tho Procoodia" of the Viiks,o Council of tho. Vilkpo of Prior Lek* in the County of Scott and Stato of 4 Minnoseta, including ell accounts auditod by said Council. JORDAN AVE. Bids for Jordan Avenue, Bluff Heights and Brooksville Center was presented aiBLUFF HEIGHTS by City Engineer Anderson. He s BROOKSVILLE i stated that only one bid was received and The bid was - IDS. I MINUTES of the Freeeedings of the Village Council of the Viiloge of'rior take M the county of Sea" and Stale of R Miaaeseta, including all . accounts audited by ss�',Couaeii. , . ED HALL STORM Mayor Stock directed the City Engineer and the Consulting Engineer to pre '4ATER PROBLEM pare a feasibility study for storm drainage in this area and re to the Council, r , seconded by Busse and u port back pen a vote taken %t was dul passed. DOG ORDINANCE Councilman Thorkelson reported that some Prior Lake residents called him and complained about the dog ordinance. They stated that deg, catcher does not go on-other propbrty to catch a dog if that p oviner did not make a complaint. The residents stated that thi's ordinanco'should be changed. The Council had a short discussion ` period on this matter. SIGNALS AT The City Manager read a letter fro CTY RD. m the Scott County Highway Engineer - 42 b regarding signals at County Road 42. and Highway 13. They will not be `'� HIGHWAY 13 installed until February 1981, Because -'of the traffic conditions being as they are, if the city wishes, the County will put up 4 -way stop signs. CounctIr had :a discussion on this and they agreed that the 4 -way stop signs would make the situation worse. Motion by Bissonett to'reject the theory of the A -way stop signs and, ask the County to subs:.idize for one year and to instail_ the signals. immediately because the philosophy of a 4 -way stop signs wou.l'd be more dangerous ' than what presently exists, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken was dulyt.passed. it, City Manager McGuire reported that he received a letter from the public works department stating they are going'to organize. Basicall,' At is at a stand still at this time. y, SAND BAGS Councilman Watkins reported that there are 10,000 empty sand "bags;. at a 'Jordan Maintenance Storage Shed waiting to -be: inspected and issued,if necessary. HEALTH Y10. The Council discussed a letter received from Dr. Olaf Lukk. regard -i.ng aI. complaint Dr. Lukk received from a resident re in his area, porting health vie atIons Mayor Stock directed the City Manager to check into the matter regarding the report from Dr. Lukk. N The following invoices are scheduled to be 18, 1979 paid on Tuesday, September Mi De rtments: Earl F. Andersen s Assor., Inc. Signs $ ,942.42 Weber Auto Supply, Inc. Vehicle Repair 21,23 Coulter, Nelson, Sullivan s Frevert Attorney Fees 1626.00 Lake Auto Supply Vehicle Repair �i78', 45 Prior Lake Lumber Co. Supplies JAK Office Products. Co. 71 General Wilding upplies 46.28 9 Repairs X 58. 0 0 Bankers L ife I : nsurance Scott -Rice Telephone Co. 2,10 1.34 M-V Gas Co. Telephone 522.72 M -V Gas NSP 468.00 t' � Utilities „ CDP, Inc. 2,802.88 Copy Machine, 376.00 4 Ge neral Go John Brausen Retainer Refund Lawrence Schweich Retainer Refund $ 100.00 Sidney Rhinehart - 100.00 Gross Ind. Services Retainer Refund 100.00 Bldg. Mai'nt• 66.03 Gateway Publications. Inc. Publishing 153.78 Amer. Linen Supply Co. Bldg. Maint. 19 -,75 Robert McAllister E. H. NMcAllis Bldg b_Plmg. Inspector 1,104.00 er Dog Catcher 270.00 i -3- MINUTES of the Meewhw of the Village Ceundl of the vil IoBe of Prier Lab in the Couefy of ScoM.and State of V ` Miaaesola, including all accounts audited by said Council: Planninc: , Franz Eng. Reproductions, Inc. Equipment` $ 65. Police: Economy Dictation Systems halkerson Supplies $ Motors, Inc.- Toms Mobil 'Service Vehicle Re r 39.25 17 .95 ` "' Uniforms Unlimited Vehicle Repair, 49 -50 Ben Franklin " Supplies 16.95� Skip "Reeb i e Supplies = 9.88 Burnsville Printing Printing Printing 12.75 a Sibley Catalog Showrooms �� Hennepin Technical Centers Eq "uistrati 47,50 60;85 Liberty Photo Service, Inc. - Registration S'upp.1 ies,, 30.00 ,._ 51 Fire: u 1979 Annual 'Fire Chiefs Conference_ Towns: Edge Ford, inc.. Conference $ 60:00 A: Vehicle Repairs 1 60.60 Park: Northwestern. Bell Shakopee Public Utilit Com y Telephone $ 18.i' - Taylor Rental Cente r Utilities Improvements 9.00 " Prior Lake Aggreg ates, Inc. Bryan Rock Products, C. I`mProvements 31 •x \ 138.49 a Hauser's Su per atin Klingberg Excavating, inc. Improvements Park Concessions s 'Programs 110.25 55.81 B b B- Supply Co. improvements 257,50 ABJ Enterprises, Inc. improvements Contract Payment 64.80 6,085.00 Street: rti Ess Brothers - Sons, Inc. Ar -Jay Repairs $ 471.00 Airsignal Equipment 1,150.00 -; i Joe Kane deeper 28.00 ' J. L. Shiely Co Grader Sand 450.00 t 582.85 r Sewer: i MCC Schrader Block Co. Installment' $10,846.' Tri -State Drilling b Equip. Co; Bumping Repair' 35•G ; 1.253.11 I Water. E Serco Laboratories W ftt'l Bank of 1401S. WaterTests $ 12.00 Layne Minn. Co. Bond Payment 2,588.75 V Repa -irs' 167.91 ;. Diseased Tree 4 Norman Crooks,. Ent. Johnston's Dumping $ -. Pricer Lake'Nursery Scherer Tree Service Tree Inspector 75.00 1,175.00 Tree. Removal *These invoices. have no t yet been checked by Tree Inspector 3,920.00* and amounts could change. ' ' Sand Pointe Construction fund: t:3 Chapin Publishing Co ". Northwest Asphalt, Inc. Publishing $ 1.16 Extra Work 106. V' Martinson Island Sewer and Water Construction Fund: ,,.. . Orfei b Sons, Inc. Progressive Contractors, Inc. Contract Payment $12,495.40 Richard Knutson, Inc. Contract Payment 52,065 .38' McNamara- Vivant Contract Co., Inc. Contract Payment Contract Payment 14 281.11 13,049.91 -4- a. MINUM of Mo fteceedinp of the Village Council of `1M Vi{ IeBe' OF ftior in iM County of Scelt Miwnuefea;indudi "na all oudhed by_:e d Cound{. end S/ah,ef, Misc. Construction Fund: White Construction Co. Contract Payment $ 8;945.84' ' 1977 Wagon Bridge Sewer and Water Construction Fund :u ' Fischer Construction Co., Inc. Contract Payment y $ 4,366.20 /' 1977 Spring Lake Sewer and Water Construction Fund Fischer Sand' g Aggregate, inc. Contract Payment $ 5.00_ n � 1 „ Debt Service' Fund: First Minneapolis Bond Payment NW Nat'l 'Bank of Mpls. Bond Pa y merit NW Nat'l Bank of Mpis. $ 2,145.00, 24.150.50 ' Bond Payment National City Bank, of Mpls. Bond Pa 28, 794.95 42,466.00 Al Motion to adjourn by Watkins, seconded by Stock�and,u taken this meeting was adjourned at' :05 PM, pon a vote t7 v L � Michael A.;Mc6uire City Manager N y c e 0 j trc it —5— - t