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MINUTES of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of ysorhaks to the
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County of Scott and State of Ninnesota, including all accow+ts audited
by isid Council,
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November 8, 1982
The Common Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session
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on Monday, November 8, 1982 at 7:30 PM in the Council Chambers.
Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. 'Present were Mayor Stock,,
Councilmen Busse, Watkins, Schweich, Thorkelson, City ManagertMcGui're,
and City Engineer Anderson.
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Mayor Stock asked everyone to please rise for the pledge of-allegiance.
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The minutes of November 1, 1982 were reviewed.
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The following correction is to lie made to the minutes of November 1,,"'1982
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Page: t Paragraph: 4 DELETE: "Seconded by Watkins"
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ADD: "Seconded by Busse`
Motion by Watkins to approve the minutes of November 1, 1982 as emended,
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seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly
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At this time Councilman Schweich asked to be dismissed from his`fseat�
at the Council table for the next item. ,_
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The next item on the agenda was the Public Hearing on Utility ;Vacation
for part�of Lakeside Estates.
Mayor
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Stock called the Public Hearing to order.
City Manager McGuire reviewed the Utilit Vacation request from,Schweich'
Construction Company for the Council.
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`Mayor Stock read Resolution 82 -21, a Resolution - providing for the
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Vacation of Utility and Drainage Easements.
Mot i'on by Busse toj t adopt., Resolution 82 -21 as submitted; sec. -pied by;
Watkins and upon ,.a vote taken it was duly passed. `*
Mayor Stock then reviewed the:Hardshell for Lakeside Estates stating
that it -w ill now show the new aaignments- for'the easements.
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City Manager McGuire reviewed'a map that,was presented to the Council.
There was general discussion by the Council.
Motion by Watk ns to authorize the slgriatures of the Mayor, -City Manager,
and City Attorney to approve the second addition to Lakeside -Estates ?,
hardsheil, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed
Motion by Thorkelson to adjourn the Public Hearing on the Utility
Vacation for part of Lakeside Estates, seconded by Watkins and upon, a,
vote taken this Public Hearing was adjourned at 7:40 PM.
At this time Councilman Schweich returned to his _seat at the�Council
table.
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The next item on the agenda was to review the sewer and water agreement
with Laural "Bonk. .
City Manager McGuire reviewed the sewer and water agreement -for the
Council.
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There was general discussion by Council.
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MINUTES of the Proceedings' w-the City Council of the Citj! of Prior Lake in the County
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Szott' end t'ate of Kinnesota, including all accounts audited by said Council.,:
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Mayor. Stock 'then. read Resolution 82 -22, a adopting an
`agreemeht dated November
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1, 1 between Laural Bonk and the City
of Prior Lake.
Motion by Thorketson to adopt Resolution 82 - 22 as submitted; seconded
by Watkins and upon 'vote
a taken it was duly passed
The nect item on the agenda was to consider the West Avenue Acquisition.
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City Manager McGuire reviewed the acqu- isition for the Council stating
that the ONR'stli'
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feels that the Visions "8" would be the best sight
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lar value
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seems to be rather high and
they are willing to further consider West Avenue, and'.su West,
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Avenue as long as the City_cont inues, with ` the step of the condemnation
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and our City Attorney has been working on,
and secondly, that we consider some type of re-
a road alignment for
Point Beautiful road which could be accomplished through the park w�l
abuts it.
He further stated that the request tonight simply that
we would be authorized to
negotiate along :,with the DNR for`rhe 50 foot '
lot adjacent'to: the West Avenue Extenti
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Mayor Stock then opened the discussion to the floor for the audience's
opinions.
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Jan Baliar from Point Beautiful stated her objections for the extension
{ of the ,,West' Avenue Acquisition.
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Other comments were made by members of the audience.
City Manager MCSUire stated that the City currently owns 90 "feet of lake-
shore immediately adjacent to the
West Avenue extension as',part of Lake-
s frcnt Park and -by the road being blocked off,'the Cit�v - ho longer has
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part :of�Lakefront Prk. access
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Jan Ballard further requested to know "Who had the legal title to that
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a 064hcilman Schweich stated that "It's a cloudy title because of the over-
of the property"
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i' There was general discussion by Council and Staff. :
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For the record, the ?4e5t Av4nue `expansion title matter will be cleared,
and at that;point
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and'time when that is completed ahe item will be
brought back to.,the Council for discussion
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on whether to proceed wi'fh
expanding; the access`at the point of Test Avenue," '
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The next ;item on the agenda was to review the status
Paving. ; a
of ` Lakes "de Mar i na
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"Mayor Stock stated for the record that Lak'esi,.de Mari
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na Paving
is in the
process and no further acti`bn is necessary from the Council_
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At'this time City Miinager McGuire read a letter from the .Minnesota
Municipal Board in response to the Laurai
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CI ' Bon k's request for'Srnexation 1�
Manager McGui-rle
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requested that the Council �nof initiate +he hearing
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at this �me. air � 7 � = :.
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`City EngIneer';4nderson brought up to the .Councilss attention-the'Brooks-
01 ` 6th° Aod It i on bu i :I ding permits that were " he I d, ' then" read
a letter
ti receivso,from Scott land, Inc an extension until'
June 30, 19$3 for the
completion of the final =wear`course and paving 'in
Brooksv 1A 1'e H i I Is 6th Add i ti o
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MINUTES of the Proceedings of tha City Couneli of the C ty. Prior
Lako In the
County of Scott and State of Onnesota,' Ineludln all accounts ouditad
by sold Council..
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Motion by Thorkelson to extend the completion for the final wear -
course for Brooksville Hills 6th Addition until June 30,
1;983,
and all building permits taken out after that date would
ti:e es-
crowed at 150 of the estimated cost, seconded Busse arjtd
upon
a vote taken it was duly passer.
At this time the Prior Lake Fire Department made a presentation
on the "91'1" system to the Council.
The Council felt that the "911" system is going to be beneficial
to the puolic and is anxious to get it underway.
The n following invoices are scheduled for payment on,Monda.y, Nov.
MISCELLANEOUS
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State Treasurer City hare -FICA
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1,790.;47
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State Treasurer City Share -PERA
Ames Office Suppl Office
3,906.92
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Su Iles
�OK Hardware
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Misc.'Supplies
Charles Consultant Planner
170.15
Tooker
600.00'
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United Insurance Services Insurance
134.00
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Scott -Rice Te Telephone Service ''
670.70
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Weber Auto Supply Supplies
240.07'
Copy Duplicating Products Copier Rental
236.38
Albinson Rental
92.00
American National Bank Debt Service
16,473.25'
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
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Election Judges Salaries
7,,496.68
Hau, -erIs Super Va I u Suppl
R McAI'Iister
33.72 -'
Dog Catcher
E H.4iewstrom
420.00
Build. $ Plumbing insp.
OSM
1,935.00
Engineering
Prior Lake American Publishing
5;132.14
3214
Northe'n States Power Utilities
31.98'
Minnegasco " Utilities
1.35
n's Flowers
Te
Ter "i' =Jos
20.90
r Floral '
Flowers
31.00
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Prior Lake Rotary Club Dues
85.25
Star and Tribune
- Subscription
13.00
Ames can Linen a
Building Maintenance
148.16
Schweich Construction
Retainer Refunds
500.00
Mayor and Council
Mike McGuire
Salaries
1,050.00
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. Car Allowance
27,5.00
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CONTINGENCY ,
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Edward Kraemer 3 Sons Supplies
7 1.54
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Clerk of District Court Judgments
15,575.32',
ENGINEERING „
Action Me- `s serjger ,, Messenger Service
22.00
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City Engineers il Assn. of Minn. Membership 'Dues
10.00
POLICE II'
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Liberty Photo Sdrvice Film
Denni's Left - Mileage %t
145.46
9.60..
Gene Smith Mileage
4.80
Robert Bo e Mileage
}4..40
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Gordon KlingbeiI Court Time'
La kern Auto 'RF 'pa ir'
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Vehicle Repo 0
Paul Nelson
705.97
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Vehicl -e Maintenance
33.50'
MINUTi:S of the Proceedings of "the City Council of
�a%Z
the City of Prior Lake In the
County of.
;Scott of Minnesota, Including all
accounts and ted by said Council,.
POLICE CONT
Naflonal Camera Exchange
Her�,\.,' Co. Chiefs of Police T
Cameras
217.01z
aJning
Fee
60,
F I RE?`j RESCUE
VikinS Industrial Center
Supplies
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Barten,Standard Service
Y Conway `Fi Safety Inc.
Fuels 8 Lubricants
34.40
22.60
Rinq•Firq tin uisher Co.
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Supplies
Chemicals
61.94"
Dave!! Towing and Auto. Body
Repairs
20.00
281.79:`
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PARKS d ECREATION
Y ` Bryan Rock Products '
tz Crooks
Amos 'rush.
Maintenance
130.00
Prior Lake 'Lumber "
B Park
Hauling
Supplies
\162.09
:Shakopee Public'Utilities
Util Utilities
Sate l 1 i to , l ndustr i es
Rentals
10.76
Southwest Suburban Pub_I'i sh i ng "
Wantd
130.00
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Burnsville Sanitary', r
MN Recreation $'Park Assrr'.•
Rubbish Hauling
45.00
25.00
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Northwestern,Nati ;ona�l..Bank =
Conference Fees
Debt Service Fee
40.00
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First Bank of Paul,,
'Mary 61 "akeborough�
Debt Sery i ce
12 50 ;
16,901.
Louise!'Andarson
Nancy Sheehan
-Park_ Program Refund
Park Program Reimbursement
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52: 1v
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KI inglierg Bus Company
Park Program l.nstructor�
1,5,00
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Old. Loa; Theater
Charter' Trip
100.00
Park Programs
284:,00
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STREETS%
Auto ,Cen� I Supp l y
Prior"Lake Blackto
SU pP lies
43.54
P
J . L. Sh i ejl y Co.
Bobcat Rental
Street
75.00,
Prior LakEt "Ag9rega #es
Maintenance
Street Maintenance
298, 9'3
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1,7$5.80
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Schrader BI'�ck
Tri- St ate Puinp & Control'
Pum in
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Repairs"
45.00 �`
Metropolitan�Waste Control
installment '
367.00
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Metropoi iian Waste Control 19,318.58
SAC Charges
G'
6, 311.25
WATER
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Parts Dept. 1 n
-Repa i t -Supp I i es ,
Davies Water E ui ment
9 R
American Cast Iron
Repair Supp I ices
10.20
150.67�'�
S.erco
Repair Supplies
35,12
1_ab ,Ana I ys i s
21.00
EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATES
Astleford Equipment
Truck
18,630.00
Johnson Radio Communications
Radios
1 493.00
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" DEBT SERVICE
Northwestern' National, Bank
7
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Debt Service 1
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PRIOR LAKE CONSTRICT I ON
33,549,05
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General' Fund
Brown] b'' Cri s,
Administration d EngInewI ng
12,724.05
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Contract Work
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