HomeMy WebLinkAbout05 12 1980MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Viiiage of Prior 'take in the County of Scott and >Stotrof'"
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May 12, 1980
The Common Council of the City of `Prior Lake met in regular session on Son-.
i day," May 12, 198,0 °at 7:30 PM. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen B'issonett,
Busse, Thor.kelson, Watkins, City Manager McGuire, City Engineer Anderson,
City Planner Gr,aser, Parks Director Mangan, Finance Director Teschner and
} U ty Attorney Sullivan.
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Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. The minutes of May 5, 1980 were
reviewed.
MI- NUTES" Motion b to a pprove pprove the minutes of May 5, 1980 as presented, second-
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ed by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.
TOWER STREET, Mayor Stock called to :order the public hearing on the block grant application
for,paving of Tower Street. Finance Di'rec'tor Teschner briefly summarized the
a purpose of the public hearing, Tom McElveen'from Scott County HRA was pre
' sent, and made additional comments.
Motion by Watkins that the Council authorizes Scott,County HRA to prepare an
"x application for securing the block grant for paving Tower Street and other
n work that needs to be done relative to the family housing' project, seconded-
b Thorkelson and u pon a vote taken it was du'1
>" Y P Y Passed.
CREST AVE. City Engineer '�Anderson reported on the control of the' dust problem on Crest'
DUST CONTROL venue.i One of these three substances can be, used; ;oil, chloride ;or organic.
binder.
Motion by Watkins that the Counc,•i l - endorses the use' of oil for area's A, B.. & =-
C; that the City - 'Engineer place additional crushed rock on. Shore Tri. b.that
dead. end signs and /or throughfare signs�be posted in the area tc'lkeep I
traffic out, Bissonett and upon a vote taken it was duly`rpassed'
EQUALIZATION Maydr'Stock cal Ted the equalization meeting to order. Mayor Stock read' the
�* << MEETING assessment notice that was printed the paper. LeRoy Arnoldi was present
1 r< from Scott County Assessor's office to explain the process of establishing i
the property's market value.' Anyone wishing tolrevi'ew their assessed �aIZe
may make.ao appointment with the assessor and they will recheck, the preperty.
1f this does not resolve the differences, the owner may, appeal`1 \at,
the`next equalization meeting. The following ; people had general quest it
and have made appointments With Mr'. Arnoldi to discuss the issue .further: l
William Didsen, Ron Illston,`Joe Tony Thelen,.Mrs.'Bronson, Keith i
lr Dickie, Ray Kerr, Me) Jack Frieck and Mrs. George Algcen. Other
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kr ` resident attended,, however, they.dld not-comment at the meeting.,
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MA, � �. �� Lotion, by Watkins to continue the' equalization meeting on Tuesday, May 27,,
M p ` 1'980 at 8.00 PM seconded by Thorkel son and upon a vote "taken it was duly
passed.,,
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A brief,r.ecess was cad.led. Mayor Stock then called -the meeting back to order,
LAKESIDE
City Planner Graser roported. on ,the s4gh. in �qu�estion at Lakeside Marina.
MARINA
Since. Mr. Dunn has a legal business. (u�cler the grandfather clause) the sign
woul d a1so, be l ega I. ? I t does ,appear that ' the_s i gn does not meet set back
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requirements of 25' from the property ,line.
Bryce" Huemoe.11eel, attorney for Mr. Dunn was present to :make additional com-
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merits and answered questions the Council 'had on the conditions establ`i shed
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with statement at their last'meeting. Mr: Dunn, had 5 days to com -
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ply with storage of equipment on the adjacent lot and site blockage on the
county road. The equipment by the county road was not on "the right- of-way
and was not removed ;and the boat lifts have been sold and are waiting to be
picke d up.
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C 't E Anderso, "re "reported on the dirt
y g' p pile on the adjacent •lot: This
has been inspected damage or erosion appears to have been done The
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Engineer requested Mr.Dunn o place straw bates /to�` prevent any _erosion ;, Mr.
Dunn has agreed to do- this:
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Ci,tty Planner Graser''s -tated that" the zoning certi.ficate.has been ;mai led to Mr.
r,Dunn and he should receive,,i � shortly _rf he hasn't i a -lready.
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MINIiTlf of the lroceedirp of the ViilaBe C�,aeeil of the Village of trier Lake in the County of Scott and State of
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LAKESIDE The Council d <i'scussed the. ma* 0 the equipment storage and site blockage.
MARINA A motion was made and seconded� give Mr. Dunn five more days to comply.
This motion failed due to lack of support. Mr. Dunn is in v of the'
Counci] policy statement that was passed IaW week. Mr. Nuemoeller
directed to_inform Dunn of the decision.
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;. DEPOT RESTAU The requesi .from Don Schoquist, Depot Restaurant; for a cigarette license was
reviewed.
Motion by Busse to approve the cigarette ,license for The Depot Restaurant,
} seconded by Thorkelson..and upon a vote taken it, was duly passed•
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NEW CITY Cit Engineer Anderson
y g presented theinfor!±satien'on the purchase of a °new truck,
TRUCK" sander,- plow and-.box. °
Motion by Bissonett to award-the bid �for. the new truck: to Malkerson Motors in �±
the amount of 59,788.12, seconded by Busse and upon vote taken it was'duly
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ci SNOWPLOW, Motion by Bissonett.to aw "a rd the bid for the plow, sander and box to Itasca,;
SANDER 6 BOX Equipment Coin the amount of $9;�12.Od,`seconded by�Thorkeison and upon a
vote taken It was duly, passed.
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11W PATCHtN Mayor Stock directed the.City Engineer to take a lock at the intersection'by, F , s
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MA IN': b WEST the RR•,end. Main And the West Ave: Rnterseetion„as _�s_.is.. in need of ';
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' ATHLETIC Gity'Manager McGuire reviewed the contract for dead for the 36, acre add ItIon
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to thei- Athletic Complex. After, preliminary negot�iations�. weree coosp ;leted,,,the
Ebeis requested - 9$ because of the current econamy. Staff offered to " '
pay, 8 interest which the:sel;l�ers agree4"io. sg '
Nqt i'an by Tliorke t son to approve the , a" ����
p,yment of,8% interest rate to the Ebel. s
for the-,;30 acre addition ,to the Athletic. Complex,` seconded !iy``Mayor Stock w and
upon a vote taken it was du 1 y,. passed :
r The fo "1Towing invoices 'are scheduled to be paid on .Tuesday, ,May"20', 1980:
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Weber Au't6NSup'plm Inc. Vehicle Repairs1'
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JAK Office P,roGuctsf Co. OfficeSupph�ies a�; 21.60
Geener41 Government:
Duluth Convention b Visitors Bureau Deposit ` '.{ $ 20
Gross ind. Services Bldg; Nalnt °. 'I r,, 0 103.
G ��Gomputoservice, Ire. "ent 27k.56
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Gateway Publications; Inc.` P,ubi'i hing� �) ��� 61.21
„ Vniley Engineering Co., Inc Easesment Study - Condon s Wooddale 1,793.00
E. Ji1 Newstrom _ ' +� Bldg: b Pl,mq { Inspector 80x.00
Steve's 'Red Oiyl - Supp1 ies ��1 21 .50
„Linen Supply Co`: l ;I ��Bldg. Maint � 39• °50
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