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October 9. 1979
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The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regu l ar'.reaa ori" o ft. Tues.
October 91979 at 7 :30 PM. Present were Mayor Stock,
Councilmen Bissonett,
Busse, Thorkelson, Watkins, City Manager McGuire, City Engineer Anderson,
Consulting Planner Tooker, City Planner Graser, Finance Direetor Teschner
and City Attorney Sullivan.
Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. The following corrections are,\to
be
made to the minutes of October 1,
Page 1, paragraph 9. correction of spelling for Henning, Hansen and
Revak
Page 3, paragraph 8; correction of spelling for Henning, Hansen and
Revak
9; `. 15 yr. assessment. He also stated that these
percentages and 15 assessment are contingent
upon the road being paved this year.
12; The: -City will proceed with a feasibility study.
MINUTES
Motion by Watkins to approve the minutes of October 1, 1979 as amended',
seconded by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. "
ROGER
SCHOBER
Mr. Roger SchobM was present to discuss with the Counc ;l a drainage
'problem on his property. On the east side of Frost Point Road
DRAINAGE
PROBLEM
where-he
lives, there is a holding pond, This pond is overflowing and water is
coming onto his property. He requested that the City check this out.,,
Mayor Stock rescheduled this until October 22 at 8:00 PM and the: City
Engineer should check this out
and report to the Council with his recom-
mendations.
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PHONES TO
FIRE BAR
Bob Mertens, Fire Chiet was present to discuss with the Council adding more
phones > to the fire bar. There are 20 phones at this time and
the, new system
Wi add 10. more phones. The additional phones will ' increase the phonew
bill by 519.50 /month.
Motion by i4tkins to approve the fire bar for 30 phones, seconded by Busse
and upon a vote taken it was dul Y - passed.
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CHARLES DEV
Mr. Charles DeVet was present the meeting to discuss with the Council
his sewer and6water connection.. Mr. DeVet has contacted
someone that will
Place a pipe under the Mr.
creek so DeVet can hook up to sewer and water,
however, the contractor stated that the job is very 01ficult and with the
water level being so high it will make the job more difficult. Mr. DeVeti
asked the Council for an extension of time to up the
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-hook ;so water level
w111 have a chance to lower. Mr. DeVet realizes; that he must take this
route, putting the Pipe'under the creek, to be able to hook up to the
sewer and water:
Motion by Watkins that the hook up be deferred until 31, 1980 for
Mr. DeVet and the situation be re- evaluated at that time, seconded by
Bissonett and upon :a vote takentA t•was duly passed. Councilman Bissonett
commented that the water should be monitored from time to time for seepage.
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The gray water situation was also discussed.
Motion 'by Thorkelson that the gray Water situation be 'solved by connecting
the gray water system to the sanitary septic system, seconded by Busse
and upon a vote taken it rwas =duly passed.
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SIGN Mr. Steve Walker was
` the to discuss the
FOR BROOKS- other sign advertising e BrooksviCle Mall, yr. Walker felt that
VILLC HALL is a need for this sign because. oft c possibility of putting up an-
the. area- . competition of other' centers in
staff denied this request because there is- already one f
in the area, Hausers Super Vaiu, ree`standing si
Keith Thorkelson felt that there are too many signs. in
of the the area already.
YOU can't read any-of 1 feel i.t is ;more i
businesses mportant to identify
you have than the �a11. Y the
Tom Watkins coemented that we
necessary to lo.;ate the Permit _a sign on the premises and if it is
can't P sign can be put up We
Permit, any more signs,
one sign per business. If our ordinance states that there
the sign that is up there doesn't do can the
then the one ob
is there should be. modified.
1 Motion by Watkins to deny the r
sign rooksv
gn advertisin B equest
ill of Steve Walker for putting uP,a
e Mall, seconded by Thorkelson and
taken it was duly passed. ,upon a vote
It was, mentioned to Mr. Walker that they may wish to find.a
` consultant that can design a sign for`them to be in compliance private:
ti
ordinance. With our
. VFW alNGO t The _
Gambling and Bingo application reviewed b
GAHBLINC PER was reviewed
at this y the Council. The fee
s time is $50 /yr. for Bingo
ngo and $0 for Gambling.
Motion by Watkins to approve the`
VFW and the fee: for the Gamb1' 'ing and Bin
Permit be SO for go application for the
d ing and $SO for Bingo and
? in was the fee be re-evaluated, , snded by Busse and upon a ote' aken
It was. duly passed.
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fFEE FOR The fee for the, Ci code book was discussed
CC00lE that $50,00 be charged, The City Manager s
9 and:,$10`'be charged fog an update fee„ fisted
Motion by Watkins to charge ~a S50 fee for th City code
supplement fee each year, seconded by Thorkelson and u book and $10
was duly passed. Pon a vote taken it
I.IQ, LIC. The Liquor License committee met before the Council'
the following items need Counci approval; meeting tonight and
1) Steve's Red Owl, the ew,ti�uiiding, aPPlied fora 3.2 Off Sale
` License �,
Z) A referendu be put on the ballots for`the election
fegarding liquor licenses lion in Nov..
Motion, by Bissonett to approve the liquor license
Red Owl' seconded by Thorkelsori and 3.2 Off sale to Steve's
upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
~k L1�4. LICENSE The C*rcil discussed the referendum.
FERENOtMI The intent for the referendum is if t
The City Attorney stated that the language
ral`tets Likeris "Shall the Cit that. would be put on the
for the sale .of intoxicati Y i
liquor at retail allowed I ' i ss e,on sale licenses
Permitted by iswT" The ordinance could be number now
amended immediately to provide '
1 . for any add i'tional_ licenses which would only be effective if the referendum
Paw".
Y" lotion by Watkins that the subjects 'pro
lined) be Put on referendum for this fali election and prio Attorney o that mod-
i;fications to the liquor control ordinance be
Thorke1son. published, seconded by
A discussion on what should be put in the ordinance was .
The City Manager stated that a,hotel /motel held
would receive the licenses. (the compl'ex.or a food establishment
)
Manager on liquor /food �rcentages will be researched by the City
^t
will be held "A mating res ng with the recommendation by Staff on this.
`week. Upon a vote taken it was duly Passed.
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n"xpdpeea:
MMr111BS of the Hecee mine of iMe VNiNe, Gueeil of tM vwi q a of Prier Law Iw tho Gwdy of $go* eed Sk4e, of, C.
Mlwwe�ete, leeirdiw♦ •11 1s eudited k1► flew co"N .
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RESOLUTION Mayor Stock read the petition received from citizens regarding surplus
79 office space. He also read resolution 79 -25 re industrials
commercial revenue bonds. The - petition stated thhat at o of g
office spec* is be-
coming ,available in the near future and many citizens are concerned
because the City Council is discussing plans for development and expansion
of office space. A11 this office'space creates new office jobs to be
filled..- Altogether there is &2,000 sQ'. ft, of surplus office space.
Motion by Watkins to accept the petition received' here _ tonight and make
it part of the record, seconded by Bissonett and upon
a vote taken; it
was dul passed.
NEW BANK BLDG Bill Sandu was present. He stated that he questions the need for the
t► NED. CLINIC City to be participating in the financing of the new bank building and
QUESTIONS the new medico! center., Is the City making the best use of the IOR's.
He felt that the City be "interested*iiiore ,
should in the industrial
area than commercial, something that would really being growth to Prior
t
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Lake.
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John Dennis was present to make comments about the resolution regarding
the guidelines for the revenue bonds
-. He suggested that a few changes
be made.
T DOWNTOWN DEV. Mayor Stock called the public hearinq.to order for the development
DISTRICT district: and read the publ'ic'hearing notice printed in`the Prior Lake
American.
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City Manager,McGuire lead the p4•esentati6a and discussed-,previous efforts,
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costs, maps and the result of those efforts,
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Consulting Planner Tooker discussed ,,the proposed district, lt.'s uses and
character. He also .discussed the concept a develo
P pment district.
City Planner Graser covered' the legal aspects of a development district,
and some :oft
and advantages,` and disadvantages.
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After the presentations were made the public hearing was open to anyone
who had Questions or cowm_�nts.
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Pat, Heaney was present`at the meeting and had questions regarding the
development district and how.It would affect him as a property owner.
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Dr, Olaf Lukk stated that a development district i not. needed and why.
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<= Jim Wle% stated that :in order to wake a development district work, the
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people need to have dollars in their minds. The Counc1l'should limit
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revenue bonds to, usage because it does hot create retail
mp
Brad Roth"is }in favor of- developing a district;. everyone should work
together in the downtown area and attract,more, people so they won't leave._ _
John Dennis,is in favor of a district. Prior Lake is at's wer-
chants are 'leaving the downtown area. A beautiful downtown
be 'created: - a °lea should'
1bn,Wolfttite commented-that this district should not be moved In our
homes. ,'the City helped move. out-Red Owl, the bank and the post office
<a und.now they want to try and keep everyone Irk
the downtown a
...Sea: Why
didn't they think of that sooner.
Allen Borchardt representing the VFW club. He s '
tated the club`put in a
$20 Parking lot, however, they don't it.
own When a district does
ih
cove:rough does the club.have to pay another $20,000 for parking lots?
Councilman.Watkins c nted that people like the VFW, Dc. lukk, etc.
who "have adequate parking provided would not.have the same financia
responsibility as some othelSwithin the district.
Councilman Bissonett said he Is in favor of expenditures for City funds
for
.
a,' town plan.
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of of : VVIese Comm" ei viNNo . of hier lake is Na CwalY of SeeM oad SNMe of
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DOWNTOWN
DEN. OIS.
Councilman Busse - Some interest. was shown here tonight for the district plan,
however, there were more against it.
1 don't feel we should et into it at
this point. 9
ouncliman Thorkelson - I am not in favor of doing something if there are not
re positive attitudes about it.
The City shouldn't spend any money4 There
re `many changes that are going to affect the district._ The railroad'aband-
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nment, the County has some interest i that.. The park systems want to put
In trails. To make a program work, the support of the community is
needed,
have received several telephone calls from people with Positive comments,
ver, we onl heard from two tonight.
yor Stock - Only two people here tonight are in favor of the plan, however,;
III would not justify the cost
b
of preparing the plan for the district.
i would like to see an'area developed and concentrated efforts of improving
he
downtown area so the businesses would stay in the area. As;of tonight, 1
eeI that we do not have enough information
from the businessmen that are
ctually going to be effected. by the actione l doonot think the city should
'it
:
Pend the money takes to. prepare a detailed plan. A district is necessary
nd more comments from the Staff would be welcome.
u'cilman.Watkins - Without reconstruction and replanning the downtown area
is going to diminish.
Red Owl and the bank went out to get property where
if is available. This is going to happen i
more and re and 1 don't
now What we can -do about it.' We need the support of the tomnunity, we are
t going to tell: you what is good for you and what is 96'ing to' happ
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on.
Ith the comments 1 have heard this evening; 1 am not in favor of a downtown
q Ion at this time.
ere: was, wore discussion at this time by the Council and Staff.
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Motion b„ Watkins to table an further action on the development
y y pment district and
recommend that., group downtown businessmen together
9 P
get and approach the
Council when they feel they have a plan of action and the Council will then.t
take., '
action, seconded by Thorkelson and u Pon a vote taken it`was_ passed.
Councilman Bissonett
1Vaodvivw
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voted nay.
MDODYEEW.
p . ADDITION
Addition was reviewed.. Construction will begin this, fall and be cow-'
pleted July 30, 1980.
Notion by Busse to approve thG plans for Woodv i ew Addition, seconded by Watkins
and upon a vote taken it was duly passed,
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Notion by Busse to advertise for bids for Woodview Addition on November 2, 1979
at 11;00 AM,
seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken it was duiy,.passad.
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NOLLY COURT
.The Council discussed the feasibility report of Holly Court sewer and wateri
Notion by Thorkelson to table _Holly - Court until the next meeting and ask the
City Engineer t0L come up, with the
costs for a stub off to lot l Block') and
saeitary sewer to Holly Circle. The watermai.� from, the west edge; to Albany
and a breakdown
of the cost from Albany to the east :'extension of blacktop
from the. east to the west, seconded %'by Watkins and upon. a 'vote Laken 4t was
duly passed,
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JUOiES
N ot by Busse to a PProve the Ward 4l' judges for the November C., 1979 election,
Nellie Lannon, Anita Hager, MarIls.Blued
Muelken, Erhard Appel.
Emily Amberg, Kathrine Speaker, Lael Muelken for Ward ,f2 Gertrude Sylveter,
Sue Cook, Mothilda
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Schmitz, Mrs. Earl Abrahamson, Arlene Cates, Pat Pees
Donna Story and Doro�t6iless, seconded, by Thorkel son.,and upon vote taken
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was duly pissed. a. it
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AS
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Y Busse to a pprove the Nard��l counters. for the November 6. 1979 election,:
Michael' McGuire, Mary Kay Olexa, Bisnett, Marcie WilliamsEd �I
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Speaker,
Ward 1 2 Alice Mueller, Millie Klingberg, Judy Jepson,, Thockeisort and
3i11
Mangan and the election clerk has the authorIty_ to add or delete names
for the counters and judges, "Vote
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seconded. by Watkins and upon a taken t was
dui,
Y passed...-
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60, of 60 Voll C
o f Ville" at Prift" Lake In Oe Cw o f SOW mod Sh"
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ININN N IndudkV ell: OftbIllbed by mW C� on
Mayor Stock reported on the meeting he attended with the Cit E
WATER LEVEL,��- the City Manager at the Capit gineer,and
with the
the Governer's aid, the
Prior Lake Watershed'District and the DNR, the EPA,
the high water State Watershed, District�rejardlng
level in Prior Lake. They told the CitY'Szrepresentatives
that there wasn. any money avai hall I t, if
th
an emergency'because o f th f, M City does have,
00fing they w ill h 1
n any way they can.
LAKESIDE Lakeside Estates was discussed.
ESTATES, Mr. Cy Schweich wos,present.
Motion by,Watkins to approve the request to have Valley Engineering do th
Inspection fsrLakeside Estates,
A
seconded by giss
taken it was duly Passed. I The City will hire Valley and upon a vote
will report to Engineering
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the City. and they
CH ARLES WEA- A letter Was received Charles Weaver, Chairman of the Metro Councti.
VER METRI A commin I ty meet I Ing W be he I d Oct..
en 23 a t 7: 30 PM,
CO I UNCIL City Hall. t the Savage
Local Urban Affairs, has,contacte&the Mayor,and stated thwth*�
has recilved it"s
grant for park develo Pment on.Watzi,s Point.
Cho ries Tooker ml few comments regarding the public hearing.,
Tile following Invoices are scheduled to paid-on.Tue Sd*Y, October
Z
3
16 1979:
41sc. Departments:,
Q
Quill Corp.
C c
COMPutoservice, Inc. Office Supplies 22-43
IbInson Sewer S Water Billing 553.55
Rental
.1 Dental Planl Minn. Insurance 401-00
It'll Communications 6 48-75 t
Sc Equ Repair 359.63%
Scott-Rice Tel*ph6ne C6,j6,_ Utill'Itles
:Insurance
[A
I In Services 504-67
W %W Insurance
a bar Auto Supply, Inc. 19,270-00
I I C I Repairs
CO
Mal Repal I rs
Metro Alarms, Inc.
144 Monitoring 34-00
Becklus, Ourt Own Nardware Repairs
36-25,
Genera I Government:
JAK Office Products co., Supplies
Prior La" American $
'Publishing
�Grfts Ind. Services Bldg. Maint.
City of Savage. 67,48,"
Amer. Linen suppl Co. Bonded Indebtedness 2,523iL76*�
Bldg.' haint.
Stanley Cermak
19-75
Retainer Refund. 100.00
James SPI*ker,
Retainer Refund
E. N. Newatrom 100.00
Robert McAllitster Bldg- 4 Plmg. Inspector 1,056.00
OSM Z �Dog Catcher 270.00
Z�Englneering
607-59
_14,nn I n2.*
American Planning Association Sulip I I ev
Charles Tooker $ 14 -05
Planning
525-00
Police:
Lake Auto Suppl
Liberty Photo Service,, Inc. Vehicle Repairs $ 7."
,
'A I r Cam. nc. Supplies 1�1 52.69
Equipment, Repairs
39-48
Fire:
'Electric Servlfce, Co.
Repair Sirens
General TIWServiee, 498.00
Mn. Equipment Repair "11.
Emergeficy Care Assn. Membership 25
50.00
MN41Ta of the Feecoodk The Yg1eN C�w eN do the VNIeN of ltiK "WIN
M t1N
by mi
Cwety of S.. Md S..
of
1�
Park
j
Prior Lake Lumber Co,
Sr rs
Improvemey� s
$ 202.40
C i° y of Prior Lake
Imprtoveme`nts
33.40
Shakopee Public Uti.lit;"ies.
Quality Waste Control k
SAC Charges
Utilities
2.975.00
9.00
; INC.
'Klingberg Excavating, "Inc.
Valley Electric
Refuse IWu l i ng
Sand; Pointe Beach
66.00
;
Co.
Sand Pointe Beach
75,00
686,33
Street
5�.
:Joe Kane
A- Mueller b Sons
Grader, Grader
BT Mix
$ 390.00
,#
-
Edward Kraemer s- Sons,`Inc.
Earl F. Andersen ;Assoc,,
Rip Rap
900.00
16.08
Inc,
Airsignal
- Si ns
g
310,00
Ar-Jay Equipment Co., Inc.
J. L.- '
Shiejy Co.-
Equip
Equipment
ment
28.00
26.04
ti
Ess Bros. t "Sons, Inc.
Rock
Repo irs
. 143.65 `
47-50
McKinloy Sower Service
Mw,CC
Pum p i ng
Installment
$ 210.00
10,846.19
Ater:
C- lutch's U -Joint Burnsville, Ihc,
14�1kerson
Repairs
.Mater Products Co,
Sarco'taboratories-
Repairs
Meters
1479.36
11;668,
},
Water Tests
12.00
Diseased Tree
Johnston's.Prior Lake Nursery
Trees
S 1,505.00
Hurt inson 1 s land Save .
C)and Mater Construction Fund:
Kenneth R. Storm a t a l
Condemnation,'
$ 9.645.00
Sadd Pointe Construction Fund:
{
CSM
Oebt Service
Engineering
$ 5,036.08
Fund
lfhe 1st Natl, sank of St. Paul
1 locthwestern 'Natl. dank of . Mpls
Bond Payment
Bond
$11,400:61
PaytAant,
;X5,721.25
lotion by Watkins to _adjourn, secon by Busse and
waettng was adjourned at. 11:05` PH. upon a
vote taken this
�+ Michael+ A. McGuire
ci Manager
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NINUM of
the hac 1 ices *f'** ViN"* Council of the Vil)eee of Prier take in the County of Soo* and State of
Mianeeete, iaduriue all acceuatr audited by said CewWl.
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October 9, 1979
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The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on Tues.
October 9, 1979 at 7 :30 PM, Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen
Bissonett,
Busse, Thorkelson, Watkins, City Manager McGuire, City Engineer Anderson,
.
Consulting PZahner Tooker, City Planner Graser, Finance Director Teschner
and City Attorney Sullivan:,
Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. The following corrections are to
be made to the minutes of October 1, 1979:
Page -1, paragraph 9; correction of speilirg, for Henning, Hansen and
Revak
Page 3, paragraph 8; correction of spelling L for Henning, Hansen and
Revak
15 yr, assessment. Ne_also stated that these
Y
percentages and 15 yr. assessment are contingent
.
upon the road being paved this year,
12; , The City will proceed with a feasibility study;
MINUTES
Motion by Watkins to approve the minutes of October 1, 1979 as amended,
seconded by Thorkelson, and upon a vote taken it was -duly passed'.":
ROGER:
SCHOSER
Mr. Roger .6:. hokck was present to discuss with the Council a drainage;
problem on his,F.vroperty. On the east side of Frost Point
DRAINAGE
PROBLEM
Road, where he
lives, there:is a holding pond. This pond is overflowing and water is
'
coming onto his He requested that the City check this out.
Mayor S'toc,c rescheduled this until October 22 at 8 :00 PM and the City
Engineer siioutil check this out and report to the Council; with hi .recom-
menda t i ons'.
PHONES TO
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Bob Mertens Fire Chief, was present to discuss with the Council adding more
to fire
FIRE BAR
phones the bar. There are 20 phones at this time and the new system
will add 10 more phones. The
additional phones will increase the phone
bill by $19`•50 /month.
Motion by to approve the fire bar for 30 phones`, seconded by Busse
and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
CHARLES DEVE
Mr. Charles DeVet was present at the meeting to discuss with the Council
his sewer and water
`T
connection. Mr. DeVet has contacted someone that w ill
place a pipe, under the creek so Mr. DeVet can hook up to sewer and water,
however, the contractor stated that the job is very difficult and with the
water levet being so high it will make the job mere difficult. Mr, DeVet
asked the Council for an extens,ioniof
time to hook up so the water level
wl'll have a chance to lower. Mr. DeVet realizes that he must take.: this
route, putting,the pipe under the creek, to be able to hook up to the
sewer and water.
Motion by Watkins that the hook up be deferred until August 31, 1980 for
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Mr. DeVet and the situation be re- evaluated at that time, seconded. "by
Sissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed, Councilman Bissonett
commented that the water should be monitored from time to time for seepage.
The gray water situation was also discussed.
Motion by Thorkelson that the gray water situation be solved by connecting
the gray water system to the sanitary septic system, seconded by Busse
;.
and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
MI um of *0 of tM. VNIeN Ceram of tM Vi
lift, of Prier•tiske in the Caunb of Sc** a,wt Shfe
- . iadwliao al l eeceuAlt endiNd of
br aaid Cwaeil.,
ANOTHER.SIGN Mr. Steve Walker was present to discuss the
possi
FOR BROOKS- other sign advertising the Brooksville Mall, Mr, Wal ker bility of ker fe t the
Putting
VItIE MALL is a need for this sign because Pan
e t there
the area,, of the competition of other centers,in
Staff denied this request because there is already one free s:tandin
in the area, Hausers Super Valu. S, \sign
Keith Thorkelson felt that there are too many signs in the area ahead
You can't read any of them., 1 f y,
businesses eel it is,more important you. have Po Lana. to
than: the mall, dentify the
TOM Watkins commented that we permit a sign on the
necessary' Premises a`
to locate the Premises and if )t is
can't dircctional sign can be put up. We.
Permit any more signs,, our ordinance states that there can only be
one sign per business If the sign that is up there doesn't do the
then the one that is there should be modified. job
Motion by Watkins to deny the request of Steve. Walker for Putting u
0 gn advertising Brooks
siville;Ma)1,, seconded v e Wa lk er lson and i g p a
taken it was duly passed, Pon a vote:
It was mentioned'ta Mr, Walker that they may wish to find _a private
consultant that can design a sign for them to be in c
� or- dinance« compliance With our-
VFW BINGO a The Gambling and Bingo application
w GAMBLING PER at this time was reviewed b is $$0 /yr, for bin Y th e Council,' The fee
Bingo and $0 for Gambling,
'Motion b ..
Y Watkins to approvethe Gambling and Bin
VFW and the fee for the 90
Perini be $0 nor Gambling and application for the
$50 for Bongo and `
In 1980 the fee ed re- evaluated, second'ed'by Busse and upon a vote taken
It was. duly. passed, _
FEE FOR. The fee for the City code book
CITY CODE was discussed.- The City Manager u es'
BOOKS S50,OO be charged and $10 be charged for an uPdate'fee, 99 Led
that
Motion; by Watkins to charg6 a $50 fee for the City code book and $10
supplement fee each year, seconded by Thorkeison and upon:a vote taken it
.was duly Passed. i
LIQ. LIC., The Liquor License committee met before the Councii
meeting tonight and
the following items need. Council approval:
1) Steve's Red Owl, the new building, applied fora
License
3.2 Off Sale
2) A referendum be put on the ballots for the e l ection i
regarding 1i n Nov. (,
,.•i liq uor licenses c
lotion by Bissonett to approve the liquor License
,a Red Owl, seconded by Thorkelson and u 3.2 Off sale to Steve's
<- pon a vote taken it was duly passed.
°R LICENSE The Council discussed the referendum. The intent for the referend`
REFERENDUM
um is if
The City Attorney stated that'the language b.
baftots.,�ar ,. , Shall the City Council beallowed�oldssueepon �lehlfcen I
for,the.saleof intoxicating liquor at retail inexcess of the number now
Permitted by law. ?" The ordinance could be amended i t
pa any additional licenses which wound only be effecctiive he� provide-
Passes.
Y e
Motion by Watkins that the subjects proposed by the City Attorne
lined) be Put on referendum for this fall's election and Y that out- �
ifi'cations to the liquor - control • ordinance be Prior t that mod
ThorkeJson. A discussion on what should be published, seconded by
The City Manager stated that ahotel /motel c omplex orca food establishment � 1 �,
Manager on liquor /food percentages will be researched by the Ci I
A meeting with the recommendation by Staff on this (
will be held next week. Upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
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homes n favor of developing _a district; everyone should work
together in the downtowm area and:attract. more people so,,they won't leave.
John Dennis.is:in favor of a district. Prior Lake is at 't cris mer-
chants are leaving the downtown area. A beautiful down;town area should'
be created.
Ron Wolftaft commented that this district should not be moved in our
homes. The City ; helped move out Red Owl, the bank and the post office
and now they want to try and keep everyone ,in;the downtown.area, Why
didn't they think of that sooner:
Allen Borchardt representing the VFW Club.. He stated the club put in a
$20,000 parking lot, however, they don't own it. When a district does
come through does the club have to`pay another $20,,000 for parking lots?
Councilman Watkins commented that people like the VFW, Dr. Lukk, etc.
who have adequate parking provided would not have the same financial'
responsibility as some`othelswithin the district.
Councilman Bissonett said he is in favor of expenditures for City funds
for a downtown plan.
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MINUTES N the Meoodko" of tho Viilaso Council of the Village of Peden Lek* in tho County of scow gad State: of
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Minnesele, including ail oceeunh audited by wid Council.
RESOLUTION'
79
[Mayor Stock read the petition received from citizens regarding surplus
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office space. He also read resolution 79 -25 regarding industrial/
s
coocir..rcial revenue bonds. The Petition stated that office space is be-
coming aveilable in the near future and many citizens are concerned
because the City Council is discussing plans for development an�[ expansion
of office: space. All this office space creates new office jobs,'co be
filled, Altogether there is 62, 000
sq.. ft of surplus office space.
Motion by Watkins to accept the petition received here tonight and•make
it part. of the record, seconded h-F Bis'sonett and upon vote. taken it
was duly passed.
NEW BANK BLDG,
a NED. CLINIC'
Bill Sando was present. He stated that he questions the need for the
City to be participating in financing.of
QUESTIONS''.
the the new bank building and
4the new ,medical center l.s'the: City Making the best use of the 1DR's.
Y,
He felt that the City should be` interested ' more in the industrial
area than commercial, something that would really bring growth to Prior
'Lake.,
John Dennis was present to make comments about the resolution regarding
the guidelines for the revenue bonds. He suggested that a few changes
be made.
'DOWNTOWN DEV u
Mayor Stock called the public hearing order for the.d evelopment
DISTRICT
district and read the public hearring- notice printed in, -the Prior Lake
American.
City Manager McGuire lead the presentatid discussed previous efforts,
costs, maps and the result of those efforts.
Consulting Planner Tooker discussed the proposed district, it's uses and
character. He also discussed the concept of a development pment distric
City Manner Graser covered the legal aspects of 'a development district
and some of the advantages and dUsadvantages:.
r
Aftep,• the presentations were made the .public hearing was,: opento anyone
who -!nad questions or comments.
Pat(Heaney was present at the meeting and had questions regarding the
development district
and how it would affect him as'a property owner.
Dr. Olaf Lukk stated that a development district is not needed and why."
J'im Wllez slated that: in order to make a development district work, the
people need to have dollars in thei r minds. The Council should 1 imi,t
revenue bonds to industrial usage because it does not.create retail' j
competition.
Brad Rot
homes n favor of developing _a district; everyone should work
together in the downtowm area and:attract. more people so,,they won't leave.
John Dennis.is:in favor of a district. Prior Lake is at 't cris mer-
chants are leaving the downtown area. A beautiful down;town area should'
be created.
Ron Wolftaft commented that this district should not be moved in our
homes. The City ; helped move out Red Owl, the bank and the post office
and now they want to try and keep everyone ,in;the downtown.area, Why
didn't they think of that sooner:
Allen Borchardt representing the VFW Club.. He stated the club put in a
$20,000 parking lot, however, they don't own it. When a district does
come through does the club have to`pay another $20,,000 for parking lots?
Councilman Watkins commented that people like the VFW, Dr. Lukk, etc.
who have adequate parking provided would not have the same financial'
responsibility as some`othelswithin the district.
Councilman Bissonett said he is in favor of expenditures for City funds
for a downtown plan.
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MlNltftt
of fM pwowk p of Mo Ville�o Council of the Village of Rrior take is the Ceaetlr of Scott an d ShNo of
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Miaaotole including all eaoaMs audited by mid Council'.
DOWNTOWN
DEV. DIS.
Councilman Busse - Some interest was shown here tonight for e distric't plan.,
` however, there were more against it. don't
1
I feel we should get into it at
this point.
Councilman Thorkeison - am not in favor of doing something if there are not.
more positive attitudes it.
about The City shouldn't spend any money, 'There
are many changes that are going to affect the district. The railroad aband-
onment, the County has some interest in that. The park systems want to put
in trails. To make a
program work, the support of the community is needed.
F have received several telephone calls from people with positive
comments,
ver, we only heard from two tonight.-
'
yor Stock - Only two people here tonight are in favor of the pian,.,however,
this would not justify
the cost of preparing the plan for,the district.
i would'like.to see an area developed and concentrated efforts of improving
the downtown area so the businesses would stay in the area. As of tonight, 1
feel that we do not have enough, information
from the businessmen that are
actually going to be effected by the action. 1 do not think the City shouldr
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spend the money °it takes to prepare a detailed plan. A district is necessary
and more comments from the Staff would be welcome.
ouncliman Watkins - Without reconstruction and .replanning the downtown area
is going to d1minish, Red Owl
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and the bank went out to get property wherezk
is available. This is going to happen more and more and 1' don't
now what we can do about it.' Ire need the support of the community, we '
of going to tell you what is good for you and is
what going to happen.
ith the comments i have heard this evening, 1 am not in favor of a downtown
this time:
plan at
f`
ere was more discussion at this time by the Council and Staff.
Motion by Watkins to table any further action on the develo pment district:and
'
recommend that the downtown businessmen rou
9 p get together and,approach the
Council when they feel
they have.a plan of action and the Council will then
take, , action, seconded by Thorkelson and upon a
vote taken it was passed.
Councilman Bissonett voted nay,
WOODVIEW
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�1 Woodviow
ADDITION'
Addition was reviewed. Construction will begin this fail and be cam-
pleted July 30, 1980.
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iMotion b It to ap prove the plans -for W
y oodview Addition,
F
seconded`�oy Watkins
id upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
M►Ption by Busse to advertise for bids for Woodview Addition on Novembr 2., 1979
a !`11;00 AM, seconded by Watkins
JTh
and upon a vote taken f 't was duly 'passed. '
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HOLLY COURT
Thl� Council discussed the feasibility report of Holly Court sewer and water.,
Mot''on by Thorkeison to table Holly Court until the next meeting and ask the
Cltr
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Engineer to cane up with the costs for a stub off to Lot 1 Block 1 and
sanitary sewer to Holly Circle. The
i3.
watermain from the west edge to Albany
and a \breakdown of the cost from Albany to the east'.extension of blacktop
from the
east to the west, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote was
duly p4�ssed,
,� WARD r}1 t ,f2
Motion by Busse to approve the Ward ,fl judges for the November i979 elect's on,
Nellie Lannon, Anita Hager, Karl is,Bluedorn,
vJUDiES'
Clare Muelken, Erhard A el-
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Emily Aberg, Kathr ne S lv '
i pe4ker, tael Muelken for Ward f2 Gertrude Sylvester, =
Sue
Cook Mathilda SchmStz,,� <,M' % Earl Abrahamson, Arlene Cates, Pat Pitschka,
Donna St y and Dorothy Wes,.* d e by
„fsecon Thorkeison and upon a. vote taken it
was duiy7wsed.
WARD /l.iw1�2
i COUNTERS
Motion by Busse; to approve''thi Ward ,fl counters for the November 6, 1979 election,
Michael Mc Mary
wire, Kay Olexa, <Blll Bissonett, Marcie Williams, Ed S iker
Ward #2 Ali -e Mueller„ Millie Klingberg, Judy Jepsen, Keith
III
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Thorkelson and
Bill Mangan and'the election clerk has the authority to add or delete names
p
for the counters and judges, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken itfwas
duly
passed'.��
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The fol lowing invoices are scheduled to be
paid on Tuesday, October ..16 1979:
Misc_. Departments: 1
Quill Corp. Office Supplies lies i�
ComPutoservice, Inc. 1 $ 22.43
Aibinson Sewer s Water Billing 553.55 �k`r` `'
Rental 1
06.114 Dental Plan of Minn. ° 40,:00
K-R Communications Insurance
Eq P '648.75
pment Re a: �
Scott -Rice Telephone Co,,. q ir 359:63
Utilities °` '
I Services " 504x;87
it
' Weber Auto Sup Inc. Insurance, IT,27C.00'
ICO Repairs.
Repai I; 53-02
Metro Alarms, Inc. rl 1 6�.39
�� Moni'toring ,55.00
Beckius Our
r= Own Mardkare,
Repairs �� 6.25
General Government:
`A
JAK Office Products Co i j 1
Prior Lake American Supplies 1 .:. $ 4. i,6
Publishing
Gross Ind. Services 84.12
Bldg. 9_- 1,a i nt. �!, .
�, Y of Savage ` 67.48 1 j`
Amer. Bonded I ndebred pe;; s
r. Linen Supply Co. Brig. Maint i " f _ 2,5231 �1
'Sta ey Cermak ef��'f 19!
Retainer R
Imes Spieker' ����'� 1 ,1 •75
l ,100'.00 f
H. Newstrom ReCainer Re tykt»i x100.00
Robert McAllister[ Bldg. S 'Qlm i;l Inspecto.r' 1;0,56.00
Dog C
OSM D atcher l', _ f�
Engineering
2i'0.00
s rt 6Q,i �1
Plan nInSL-
American Planning Association Supplies' �' �}
i
Charles Tooker $�� 14.15
f P l aii.n i ng �
;! .525
. CIQ
Poli ce:
Lake Auto Supply 1�eh i`cte Re a. rs 7.66
Liberty Photo Service Inc.: p
supplies
1.
su
Air Comm., Inc. 52.69 ,
Equipment Repairs !
fire: 39.48
1'
Electric Service Co. ;
General Tire Service Repai Sirens,
Equ i pmen t Repa i `
'r ' $ 498.00
Mn. Emergency Care Assn. Membership 11.,25 1!
50.00 t'
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MINUTES of Nio iMec«dige of /M V
iNe" Council of Mo Village of Prier leke in the County of seen e
MieneNN. i "elwl Wall eceevnls ewlittwii by said Cou%dl.
end s
WATER LEVEL the Manager at C
Capi aitwithhthetGovern r
City Engineer and
t + the Prior Lake Watershed D
r 'th t
the ONR, the EPA, - C
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the high water level in P
Watershed D
Distr ict. regarding
wasp t any money ava,ti= fable, however, if the City d
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in9 they will help in any way;they can.
was discussed; Mr, Cy 'Schweich was `.
ESTATES s prese.lE,
`r Motion by Watkins to approve the request to have Engineering do the
inspection br Lakeside Estates, seconded b
taken it was duly passed, T
by Bissonett and upon `a vote
the City. t
and
CHARLES'WEA A letter was received from Charles Weaver, Chairman of the Metro Council.
VER METRO A community meeting ill be held o
COUNCIL City Hall. Y g
on;Oct• 2 at
the Savage
Local Urban Affairs Chas contacted the Mayor and stated the t
the City
park d
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Charles Tooker made a`few c
comments regarding the
public Bearing•
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MINYIIES ef, tice h*mdiw of the village Cevne l of age of hi"
tag Village
i
Lake is Me
wMela. isdudins ail eoeevnn audited by
Commy of Seat end State
of
mom cwneil.
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T rk
rior Lake Lumber Co.
Sears Improvempents _
$ 202.40
City of Prior Lake t Improvements
33.40
'
Shakopee Public Ut,11ities ,SAC Charges
�iiities
2,975,00
Quality Waste Control, INc
Klingberg' Excavating, Inc. Refuse Hauling
9.00
66.00
Valley Electric Co. Sand Pointe Beach
75.0Q
Sand Pointe Beach
686.33
Street
Joe
Kane
eller s Sons, Inc. Grader
BT Nix
Edward & Sons -
$ 390.00
900,00
Inc. Rip Rap
Earl F. % b Assoc., Inc. Signs
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16 .0 8
Airsignal
Ar -Jay E4�uipment`;Co., Inc.: Rental
28.00
a
J. L. Shihly co Equipment
26.04
�
Ess Bros . '� Rock .
� Sons, `1 nc. Repairs
143.65
47.50
Sewer:
j
McKinley Seer Service
MICC Pumping
M$
210.00
Instal meat
t
1 0,846,19
Water:
_._
F j
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Clutch & U -Joint Burns'ille, lnc.` Repairs
Malkerson ",
$ 114,61
'.
Water Products CO. Repairs
1,079.36
Meters
Serco Laboratories
11,668.00
Water Tests
12.00
0 1seasect Tree
Johnston's Prior 'L ke Nursery
Trees
Martinson Island Sewer
1,505.00
and Water Construction' Fund:
�" It
_
Kenneth Rt. Storm et ,a1 Condemnation
$ 9,645,00
Sadd Pointe :Construc; Fund:.
OSM
<•
�� Engineering
$ 5,036.08
l�
Oebt Service: Fund: }i
The 1st Kati, Bank of Sst. Paul Bond Payment
` liatl., Ban M ',Is. Bond-
e
$11,,400.61
1J
Pa
1 P Payment.
X5,721.2 5
f,)
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Motion by Watkins, to acliourn, secondE:d b Busse
meettng'.was adjourned a`t 11:05 PM, y and upon a
vole taken this
P
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Michael A McGui re
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City Manager