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Home My WebLink About03 10 1980z MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of hior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said,CounciL i CP March 10, 1980 The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on Monday, March 10, 1980 at 7:30 PM. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Bissonett, Busse, Thorkelson, Watkins, Ci Manager McGuire, City Engine - er Anderson, Finance Director Teschner, City Planner Graser and City _ Attorney Lind. Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. The minutes of March 3, 1980 were reviewed. MINUTES Motion by BuAse to approve the mintues of March 3, 1980 as, presented, seconded by Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. JAMES ALLEN SUBDIVISION City Planner Graser briefed the Council on the James Allen subdivision proposal on Franklin Trail. Mr. Allen purchased Lot 3, Block 2 , Bluff Heights Addition assuming he could d the property as shown on an ` attachment received by the Council prior to the meeting. Mr. Sandburg, owner of the adjacent lot to the west, was successful in obtaining a -' variance from the Council for a similar division. This proposal does not comply with the terms of the City Subdivision Ordinance nor Resolution !J8 -21 which allows division by meets and bounds under prescribed cir- cumstances. Mr. Clarence, Van.Zee was present representing Mr. James Allen to make 6 , additional comments on this proposal. The Council and Staff also dis- cussed this matter. i ., 46 Motion by Thbrkeison that proper apptication'of this subdivision pro - posai be made to the Planning Comn+ssior+ in accordance -with the Slo- '. division Ordin'a'nce,'a1`so`,that the adjacent property owners be nor`ifled of this. proposal,:seconded-.by Watkihs` and ;upon a vote taken it was passed. �. Counci 1man Bii A'son`ott voted' nay. WATER LEVEL City Engineer',Ande.rson presented information on the•,water level of Prior ' OF PR10R .LAKE Lake The Watershed D+str'ict has ,,set a meeting for. ,CSaturday, March 22nd F„ at I 0�`PM at the .Jr,-' High School . There WlI l be di ° �scuss�ion'on upstream storagef,,of we`t'r'onutton and Spring- I:akes and also the pumping> -bf water` out) of Prior Lake. y; HOLLY COURT Ci;t Cia.gi nee r Anderson reviewed Holly Court sewer, water and paving. s ' y am; Stiff w s re ue, ed b the Council to. review the p, q st Y installation of sewer` ; mater and paying for Holly Court. T, current owner does not desire to be the develo er of the p project- Since this i'nstaltatian is not rnandi- tory. for Lakeside Estates !property to the .East of Holly, Court) to con- ' tl:nu „e, -the status of the current bond i ng,> market , is poor, Stafif, recom- w mends no action to be taken. j,. - Motion,by,•Blisor,petr_ that the matter.ef Holly Court sewer, and paving be',tabl'ed the bond market -would `become more favorable and the Council ' il would ;revi this` matter again in one year, .March;' 1,9$'1, or sooner if it = is requested by the owner., secondetl 'by,Watk.ns and:;upon a vote taken it was drily `passed. ;`a y . ' .'` ST. MICHAELS' `;CHURCH �, r. , o n Mack was- present to 'requestCounc�i l approval of a On Sale 3.2 LIQ. H, a1t,Liq`uor L.iceos.e for,, St.- Michael 's_ Church. A dance! is going to be r LIC. he'l,d, on, .Saturdity night, March 15th anti, they wish to have beer. ' Motion by Bi,ssone„tt to approve the On Sale 3.3 Malt Liquor License for a ' St'.'Michael'; `Church for one day, March 15, 1980. = Mr. Mack was requested to `of .- ;contact Po11 ce Chleif' DI'ck Powell to inform him this dance and that They have, "a 'liquor "license, seconded by Watkins and upon a'vote taken it jai was' duly pas ' sed'. ti CARNIVAL RIDE Mr LeRoy Hauser was at the meeting wi�thza request from the Shakopee City - ACCIDENTS Cocnc11 the ;Prior Lake Ci Counc il' „to : approve a bill for an act re -. t, garding carnival ,ride acci'dentsl” They wish the Prior take Council to adopt •a resohution supporting this bill. Mayor Stock read the intent of'' the bi11 RESOLUTION- Motion b Watkins ` Y to support the- Shakopee`Cty Council in this endeavor ` 80 *08 and �Respitit +on''!810 -8, supporting the bi7.l protecting carnival and °ski. riders, be adopted, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it 4LL passed. ',q -1 1 , yv , MINUTES of the Proceedings of the village Council of the Village of, Prior take in the County of Scott and Siam of - Mianosoto, including all razounts OuditOd byaalcl Council. DISEASED Mayor Stock called the public hearing for assessments on diseased trees to TREE ASSESS. order and read the public notice as published in the Prior Lake American. Finance Director Teschner commented on this. There were a few corrections to be made to the assessment roll, and the hearing should be continued so that Maureen Jandorf and Ed Martini's assessments can be discussed further. Motion by Watkins to continue this hearing on diseased tree assessments on , March 24, 1980 at 8:00 PM for the Martini and°Jandorf parcels, seconded by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. Motion by Bissonett to adopt the corrected assessment roll received this even- ing with the exception of Maureen Jandorf and Ed Martini assessments,- seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was'dul y passed. INGUADONA BCH Mr. Bill Brastad was present on behalf of the , inguadona Beach Association to ASSOCIATION reque'st` the Council to accept the existing fourteen foot wide street as a public tree`t with two way travel designated as an alley. City Engineer Anderson reported that he and Councilman Busse met with representa- tives of the Association. The Association was advised that the mi'nirrim, the City ' could accept, with two way travel, was that the existing fourteen foot wide pave- ment be widened to the minimum recognized width of eleven feet or -a total of 22 feet. Also that minimum street ram would•be fourty feet in width with a clause that existing buildings could remain for a predetermined length,of time with- in the r..o:w. Also storm sewer would have to be installed. Viewing the area, it is possible to construct the twenty -two foot wide street, however, provid f ing off- street parking would be difficult due to the topography'of the'area.- j Mayor Stock suggested that Mr. Brastad take a proposal to the Association that s there be a 22 foot paved road with extension of Pershing Avenue and a 40 foot right -of -way with the "'reme,ining, street being made inio,♦a one way and leaving the `W 14 foot surface. YIELD SIGN Marlis Bluedorn was present to request that a yield sign be plated at the inter- AT FISH PT. section; of Fairlawn Shores and Fish Point Road. There have been many near acci- 'RD! _dents because many drivers do not know who has the right-of-way :and drive right through thinking they are in the right. Mayor Stock directed the City Engineer to place a yield or stop.sign at the in- tersectlon of 'Fairlawn Shores and Fish Point Road. { The following invoices are scheduled to be paid on Tuesday, March 18, 1980: t Misc. Departments: Prior Lake Excavating, Inc. Repairs $' 859.29 ^` Valley Equipment Co. Suppl b Repairs 26.98 Standard 'O,.ii Gas 6 0i "1 6, 335.06 Al b i nson "' Ren to l 6 -Supplies 75.18 JAK Office Products Co. Office Supplies 38.08 r' Earl F. Andersen &`Assoc.= Inc. Equipment - 6 Supplies ;,1,761.20 M-V Gas Company / `` Propane 824.60 Scott -Rice Telephone-, Utilities 557.79 Bankers Life 1, Insurance 1,973.66 Continency Fund Cyril J. Schweich Lakeside Estates $ 4,875.00 General Governments Pitney Bowes `: Postage Machine $ 176.50 Al Lentner Retainer Refund 100.00 Gateway Publications, Inc. Publishing 46.82 The,-. Company Supplies 14.31 American Linen,Supply Co. Bldg. Maint. 19.75 =" Gross Ind. Services Bldg. Maint. 886 3• Prior'Lake Lumber Co. Bldg. Maint. 41.65 E. H. Newstrom Bldg. E Pl 'inspector 662.50' � Jj a br , l j s ,F ,> y i 1 II Mluta of Ike preceediffiw of ,Na VNI"O Corndi of " Vilkfte ef,.Prier Lake M the Caany Of Sedtf asd tteN of +i Min So Induce ON Ocseunh rudU , ,by aid Cewmdl. Police: 0 Denni Leff �''. M i 1 eage $ 20.55 ' r - a Rich.Klugherz f Mileage 3.60. Rob Boe " Mileage' 7:a0- Joe Van0enBoom School s4.0 5 Air Comm, Inc. Smith's Garage Repairs f 93. 10 Vehicle Repairs_ 80 ^,75 N Fire: r r y �< �Grossma CKevroletCo. Veh1cie Repairs $ 106.80 hy. '. s park:" O� Weber Auto Supply,' Inc. ,q t Vehicle Repairs $' 18.12 r Street.: � MacQueen E u,i' q pment, Inc... Repairs:. $ 95•`92 ,h ^ Prior Lake Aggregates, Inc. Rock 46. 7 AIrsignal International Rental 28.00 Metro Alarm, Inc. Monitoring 36.,00 State of Minnesota Signals 14,123. Sewer: MWCC installment" $ 12,760.80 ` Water; u . 'Northwestern Nat'l Bank of Mpls - ' s 'Laboratories Bond Payment $ 7,58$.75 f ere Water Tests Sand Pointe Con struction Fund: ' 7 F Instant `Testing Company Professional Services' $ ' 397.20 . Debt Service Fund ' Northwestern Nat -'1 Bank of Mp)s'. Bond Payment $ 93,00 s -`` Northwestern Nat'l Bank of Mpls. Bond = Payment "169,087.50 "Northwestern Nat'l Aank M is P Bond Pa yment � y 55,719.50 „ ,. Northwestern Nat'l Bank of Mpls. Bond Payment: 13,415.00` \ ' � National CIt Bank of M Y p1s. Bond P' t aymen � - 1 250.00. {Motion by Watkins to adjourn, seconded meeting was adjourned at 9:00 PM. by Busse and upon a vote taken this a < ks 4 _ k 111 . Michael, A. McGuire :' . City K nager J P { rY c r �x = e H a ;.:` ;