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MINUTES of the PnxowhMs of the vW Ceundk of the Vil ,
' IaN Inge of Prier take in fM County of Setif ow`; f/alo of
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Minnesofa, including all occounls audited by said Council.
January 14, lg$o
The Common Council of the City of Prior.Lake met in regule- session o:a
da January 14, 1980 at 7:30 PM. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen
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Bissonett,,,.Buss.e, Thorkelson, Watkins, City Manager McGuire, Finance 0i'r-
ector' City Engineer Anderson,
City Pianner Grase'r and City Attor-
ney Wells Anderson.
-Mayor Stock called the'meeting to order.
} ELECTED, COUNC) LMayor Stock swore in newly elected official Tom Watkins as Councilman. ;
The minutes of January 7, 1980 were reviewed.
MINTUES
Motion by Busse to approve the minutes of January 7. 1980, seconded by "
Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly passed'.
Ra „RED OWL STORE
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Mr. Steve Bock, owner of the Red Owl Store on Gateway atreet, was present
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-to request a sign to be put on the corner of,Highway 13.and Franklin'Trai4
showing the entrance to the Red '0iir1'' and Snyder Drug Scores.
The Council and Mr. Bock discussed this matter, Mayor S=tock suggested that
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uniform sign ordinance be adhered to.
Motion by Watkins that Staff contact the State- of.Minnesota regarding place -'
ment,of a reflectorized'sign indicating the location of retail businesses,
seconded by`Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.`
'This action was satisfactory_ to Mr. Bock.
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- Motion by Thorkelson to deny the request of Steve.Bock to put up -a temporary
sign for the Red Owl Center, seconded by Watkins and
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,upon a vote taken it
was'duly passed.
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THELENSL
C,it Planner Gras"
Y er presented Mr. Tony Thelen s request for a variance
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VARIANCE
- ;A ppeal . This request was brought before the Planning Commission' 'and was
denied:; he is
appealing_�to the, "Council. Mr. The len is proposing to remove
the existing garage and replace it with a new detached garage. The
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posed ,garage is q0 to large for the parcel with the total coverege being
1.5% of the ]of.
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Motiot by Watkins to` deny Mr.`Thelen's variance request because it can be
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variance:, seconded by ThorkelsMand upon a vote taken it
was duly'�passed.
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COMPREHEiV
PLAN
The comprehensive Sewer Plan was
# presented by Mr. Jim .Norton from OSM. ,! He
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presented two alternative plans to the-Markley Lake area: i) to increase
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the size of Sift station ,f3 in Prior Lake '2)' ask for an increase in the
size of the MWCC l ft +station..
The Counc,i=l, Staff and Mr. Norton discussed tFiis matter.
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Motion bb Thorkelson to
Y approve the Comprehensive Sewer Plan authorize
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the addition of $1200.00 to the Plan for`the two alternatives that have
been the
presented to Council regarding the Markle Lake areal
g 9 y � The service
area should indicate not only Greenbriar but, also include'the industrial
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park, seconded by Watkins and upon a vote taken Lt was duly passed.
M ' COMPREHENSIVE
The Comprehensive,Water Plan was presented by Mr. Norton. He i with
WATER PLAN
Council and Staff alternate plan No. 2, relocating the'.' ell site.'
Motion: by, Bissonett to approve the Comprehensive Water Plan dated August,.
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1:979 with provisions that the Council will- select the alternatives at a
l=ater date in conjunction with the needs of the community`atthat time,
seconded by Watkins and upon:'a vote'taken it was duly passed. °
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Resolution 80 -1,' St. Francis' Hospital's Certificate of Need, was reviewed.
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Motion by Watkins to approve Resolution 80 -1, St. Francis Hospital's Cirtifi -.`
rate of Need, seconded by Busse and upon a_vote taken it was duly passed.
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M1"91610 104104110/ Oil Oetouoh oudhod by•wid Council.
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HEALTH CENTE The next item on the agenda was a requestfrom' the proposed Health Cent
v „ IN PRIOR,_LAKI Attorney, that the Council consider amending their motion of 11/26 regard-
FROM SHAKOPEE Ing the medical clinic bonds. There was discussion
on this item.,`
The Mayor stated, this motion was made ?)fo.r the protection and well -being of Y
the community. Any major changes in the plan must be brought to the Council -
for their review.
Mayor Stock directed City Planner Graser to contact the Administrator of the
Health, Center and indicate to him that if there is a difference in the condi -'
tions -that have been set forth at the November 26, 1979 'me ing, th t he can
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the plans to the Council' and the Council will be very ha review
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plans w m.
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VICE;,MAYOR
Mot by Busse to appoint Tom W &tkins'as Vice -Mayor for 1980, seconded by
Tho.rkelson and upon A
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vote taken it.was duly passed.<
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STATE AID
`�. ALLOCATION
City
City Engineer Anderson reported that the State Aid allocation for 1979 was ,
$11 I and. for 1980`is $133,085400.:
EXPENDITURE
The cont in enc a enditure and transfer authorization of funds was reviewed.
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AUTHORIZATI
Motion by Busse to approve theconti,ngency "expenditure and trans #er authoniza-
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tion of funds as follows: Pj
'500.00 transferred to General Government -
Experts& Professional Services -
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Plumbing inspector%
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500.00 transferred towGeneral '66ve6ment -
Expert 4-Professional Services - $ 398.,62 Tri= StateDrilling
Building insfector S 353.49 Atp` Electric
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°;;2,000.00 transferredto Parks .8 A ecreat on -' °$ 80.00 Duatie Johnson
Concessions $1,462.10'OSM',
$3 ►991.42 OSM $1,540.06 OSM
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$ 664.94'Typographic Arts $1�21845. Dorsey Windhorst
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$ 88273 Muelken`0i1
Company $1,158.39 A-4 Gas-
k$ 778.28 Ansurance .S,ervices „ $x,896.15 Muelken 011
$2, 523.00 Va Eng'ineoring $ 290.30 Coulter, Hei son '
'Sullivan i Frevert
seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
_T0�400Y
City Planner Graser presented to the Council recommendation from the Planning
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Comm ission regarding the'Body Shop by Klehr Field.
Ibtion by Bissonett, directing the City Manager to tend by certified mail a
letter, stating specsf Ica I ly under what •ordinances the City is taking
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act ion b y, giving notification to the owner of the,body Shop that he must
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;'contact the C,i ty Manager wi thM; 10 days to request time on the Council agenda.
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I f this action Is not taken,` he wl I V face prosecut ion,'' seconded rby ThorkeI son
and upon a vote taken It 'was duly passed.
The fo11`owing °invoices are scheduled to be 'paid on Tuesday, January 22,:19$0,:
' Misc� Deaatta�sats:
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I nsu randiZ:;Sery I ces Insurance $ '902.15
JAK Office Products Co. Office Supplies.
Bankers Lifer 9.40 '
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Insurance •2,069,28,
Creati =ve Graphics Printing 411.25
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' T rug Drug Supplies 91.77.'
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Prfor Lake Lumber Co. Repairs & Maintenance 244.81
Albinson
Rental 40.00'
De to Dental Pian of Minnesota Insurance 622..80
'Scott- Rice�1ele ,�
phone Co. Utilities 476.91
Earl F. Andersen & Assoc., Inc. Supplies; 36.30
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qu li Corp. Office Supplies 130.23;'
NSP
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Utilities 211.02 frI
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MINIIiTlf of the `PnewdinM of tM vMop Cwwl of fho Village of Prier Lake In the County of f
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Miweess"i lodadine all occOW s oudWa b add Coondl.
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General Government:
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Lynn Temporary Service
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Temporary Employee $
$ 4
403.55
Pos tage achine
2,167.85
Muelken Oil` Company
Gas & Oil 2
2,946.15
Judy Jepsen C
Cleaning ,Supplies
= 1
15.45
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Steve's Red Owl -`" S
Suppi ies 1
1 1.75 �
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League of Minn. Ci ties D
Directory 6
6 .00
Robert McAllister-
'Dog, Catcher '
' 270.00
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E. M. Newstrom B
Bldg. & Pimg' Insp. 6
696.00
Linen Supply Co. B
Bldg. Ma'int. 1
19.75
Gross Ind. Services B
Bldg. Maint. 6
6548
Information Publlshers, -Inc. S
Shakopee Director y 2
2 0.00
Berens Construction
5
100.00
Revenue Sharing Advisory Service H
Handbook`
:Da Specialty Lighting Co. S
Supplies` ' 5
53.92
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Hftnnepin Technical Centers R
Registration $
$ -
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Horst'Graser M
Membership b Mileage 7
79 +00
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Enitneering:
Copy!Equipment, Inc. E
Equipment $
$ 1
17T•93 �
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CEAM "
Membership
5:00
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;Police:
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Dennis Leff M
Mileage. '
'S 1
14.85
St. .Fran c i$,Hospital B
Blood Alcohol 2
20.00
Liberty Photo Service, inc. S
Supplies 3
3;04 r
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Sullivan b Frevert A
Attorney Fees 1
1,603.00 „
Dod\Streicher-Guns, Inc:
Equipme 2
2 66
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Volunteer Firemen's Benefl-t.Assn. M
Memberships $
$ 1
12.00 �
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Minn. Rescue s First Aid Assn., Inc. M
Membership 1
15..00
Minn. State Fire Chiefs Assn. M
Membership 4
40 .00 '
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Minn. StateL Fire Dept. Assn. M
Membership 3
30;00
Air Comm, fmc.
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INROM Of 66 FISCO 118" Of +ti. vllkv. C9wwV of dw via a of, Frier- k h,+h. Ceunq of $Cwn aaa sh..4.
Mh"99kh ledudi±y.0 qudUedfir�y s.w Cwedl.
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Water
Serco Laboratories Water Tests
$ 12.00 '
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Diseased Tree:
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j Prior Lake Nursery Tree lispection $
$ "575.00
Sand Pointe Construction Fund:
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Encon,Utilites, Inc. Contract Payment
$30,655.57�
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Martinson Island Sewer later Construction Fund:
Progressive Contractors, Inc. Contract Payment $
$- 7,289.64
177 Wagon Bridge Sewer 6 Water Construction Fund:
OSM
Engineering „ $
$ 6,39,5.42
Debt Service Fund: .
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Amer. National. Bank a Trust Co. Bond Payment`; $
$ 405.00
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Motion by Watkins to adjourn, by Busse and upon a v
votntaken ,
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meeting was adjourned at 9:07` ,
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