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Home My WebLink About04 11 1983MIAUTES of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Prior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by i said Council. � April. 11, 1983 The Common Council of the City of Prior take met in regular session on Monday, L „ April 11, 1983 at 7:30 PM in the Council Chambers. Mayor Stock called the meeting to order. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmembers Busse, Schweich, Scott, Thorkelson, City Manager McGuire, City Planner Graser, Planning Con - sultant Tooker and City Attorney Kessel. Mayor Stock asked everyone to please rise for the pledge of allegiance. '° The minutes of April 4, 1983 were then reviewed. MINUTES Thb following correctloh is to be made to the minutes of April 4, 1983. Page 2, Paragraph 1 CHANGE inch TO foot so it came up a tenth of a foot. Motion by Busse to approve the minutes of April'4, 1983 as amended,;seconded ' SUSPENSION OF by Scott and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. VFW" "JOR The next item on the agenda was to consider the Liquor Committee recommendations .ICENS from the April 6, 1983 meeting. The first item discussed was the suspension of the V.F.W.'s Gambling and Club License. 7` Motion by Busse to suspend the Y.F.W.'s Gambling License for 7 days starting April 11 -17, 1983 and the Club License for l day being April 13, 1983, seconded by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly passed. (� City Manager McGuire then stated that further action would be taken on the Prior PRIOR PLACE Place' 3 'Liquor License'at the next Liquor Committee Meeting. The last item discussed was the On -Sale Intoxicating Liquor License be increased 6xINCREASE ON from $3,250.00 to $3,450.00 per year. This will be a 6% increase. All other ON -SALE LIQUOR. fees would stay the same. There was discussion by Council. Motion by Thorkelson to authorize the increase for the On -Sale Intoxicating Liquor -... Licenseoto $1 as recommend by the Liquor Committee, seconded by Busse and upon a vote,taken it was duly passed. The.next item on the agenda was to consider the "NO WAKE" amendment to the lake ordinance. Mayor Stock stated that,-Ahis amendment was for some control over wakes during the periods of high water. A new section would be added to the NO WAKE'ORDIN present ordinance. Mayor Stock then read the proposed section. Mayor Stock then opened this item for discussion. -4 Gordie Gelhaye was present for comments. He stated that with the amendment to the' ordinance. and being able to set the buoys out an additional '150 feet, could help with the -wake problem. It was asked if it would be possible for skiers to take off from their docks. There was discussion by Council and Staff. It,was requested that the City designate certain tires for skiing only. Mayor Stock then stated that on the basis of the discussion of the draft ordinance it was suggested that there would be three changes in the proposed amendment. l) In section "B" include the phrase about recommendation of the appropriate law ; enforcemgnt officer and the approval of the City Manager. 2)The area of public- ation in the local newspaper be clarified and that it be a news item rather than b a legal notice, 3)T,hat a, provision be provided for skiing from one's own dock to the lake be approved or in compliance with this ordinance as long as they ,main are at 909 degrees to - their shoreline. Motion by Busse to adopt the`uraft amendment to the present lake ordinance with �b Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly the recommended changes, seconded passed. 77777 7 lMIAUTES'of the Proceedii the Ci, Count.' nf - -ne City of Prior Lake in the County of Scott State if Minnesota icluding all accounts audited by said Council. X _ 'A. Mayor Stock then asked: Mr. Gelhaye for prices on the two different types of buoys. 1)The orange bouys that will be anchored at 300 feet from the shoreline and 2)The "NO WAKE" buoys that are anchored in the channels. Mr. Gelhaye stated that the orange buoys come in 7x2Ox9 blocks, then then S . cuts them and anchors them himself, and run about $52.50 per block. The buoys that are in the channels run about $60.00 each. These costs are:. for the buoys only, rope and anchors would be an additional charge. az Notion by Thorkelson to approve $150.00 out of the City's contingency fund for the purchase of the styrofoam 7x2Ox9 blocks, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken it was duly passed.{' The next item on the agenda was to continue the review of the sign ordinance. SIGN ORDINANCE Mayor Stock asked Planning Consultant Tooker to review this for the Council. Planning Consultant Tooker reviewed the agreement that was signed by the City Planner and 'a representative from Sage Corporation with regards to the signing of Brooksville Shopping Center. He then reviewed the suggested ordinance revisions that the Sign Committee had discussed. One change was made to the revisions, that being deleting the word VALUE and replacing it with "COST under section "Non- conforming Signs" 5 -7 -6 0" page ll. Motion by Busse to direct the City Attorney to prepare the final draft j amending the City's Sign Ordinance as submitted by the Sign Committee j and approved by the City Council, seconded by Scott and upon a vote taken it was duly passed`. Mayor Stock thanked the Sign Committee for preparing the changes to the ordinance. ;j The next item on the agenda was the continuation of the Cable TV Public CONTINUATION Hearing. Mayor Stock called the public hearing to order. He then asked -CABLE TV PUBLIC the Chairman of the Cable TV Committee Barry Meyer, to comment. on the , HEARING committee's recommendations. He stated that both applicants were excellent candidates and that the committee did have a` recommendation. Either could provide the City with r .. a good quality system. He then stated that the committee came to their recommendation by comparing all facts in the memorandum from the last meeting. After reviewing the facts, the committee felt that "NORTH AMERIC' COMMUNICATIONS" could provide a better quality service for the money. Mayor Stock asked the;. wo applicants to make a short debate on the committee's recommendation. There.was discussion by Council and Staff. Motion by Busse to direct the City Manager and the Cable TV Committee to draft the ordinance for Cable TV around the bid of NORTH AMERICAN COMMUNI- CATIONS'!, seconded by Thorkelson and upon a vote taken it was duly, passed. -. Motion by Thorkelson to adjourn: this public hearing, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken this public hearing was adfdurned. t Mayor Stock thanked both Cable companies for their time and effort spent on this project. He also thanked the Cable TV Committee for the work they had done. H The.next item discussed was the density transfer in Agricultural area. City DENSITY TRANSFE Planner Graser reviewed this for the Council. He referred to a memorandum AGRICULTURAL. from Staff to Mayor and Council regarding transfer of Density between , AREA quarter - quarter sections. He stated that Mr. Don McKush was requestinc-�" to do this procedure with an area on the Country Hills Golf Course.h ` Mr. McKush then presented to the Council what his intentions were. There was general discussion by Council and Staff. MINUTES of the Proceedings of the; City Council of the City of Prior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accot!nts_ audited by .3 id sa Council. - Mayor Stock asked Mr. McKush to see if he could come up with something better than transfer of density or to have some other proposal, Council was here to listen -to it and is open to any suggestions. RESERVATION ANNEXIATION The next item discussed was the annexation of"lands to the reservation. City Attorney Kessel reviewed an article which was a case of the City of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan verses Andrus. The article was regarding the City and three Individual taxpayers seeking declaratory judgment that taking of a46 acre tract which was acquired by a group of Indians and then transferred in trust to the United States, was an abuse of discretion,. The City ended up losing this case. s There was discussion by Council and Staff. 3yor Stock directed City Attorney Kessel to research the "280 State" policy, and get back to the Council. He also asked City Attorney Kessel to suggest 1 to the Council a type of language for proposed federal Legislation amending - the 1934 Act to give the City an opportunity to express the City's feelings on this. With no other items of',business,_ motion by Thorkelson to adjourn, seconded by Busse and upon a vote taken this meeting was adjourned at 10:20 PM ADJOURNMENT 10:20 PM -- _ Michael A. McGuire City Manager i q f i't o , 5 , Y NIAUT €S of the Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Prior lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said Council. THE FOLLOWING LIST OF INVOICES ARE SCHEDULED FOR PAYMENT ON TUESDAY, April 19, 1983 MISC. .DEPM"TMENTS Bankers Life Insurance 2,706.69 Ames Office Supply Office & Misc.' Supplies 90.75 C & C Special Products Co. Logos 665.64 OK Hardware Misc. Supplies 1 157.72 Lommen, Nelson, Sullivan &:Cole Attorney Fees 5,291.79 Scott -Rice Telephone Telephone Service 613.99 Copy Duplicating Productsie Copier Rental & Supplies 642.96 State of Minnesota, State Treas. Building Permit Surcharges 1,390.08 Muelken Oil Co. Fuels & Lubricants 10,208.60 Weber'Auto Supply Misc. Supplies 685.24' Charles Tooker Planning Consultant 650.00 Scott Sheriff %' Radio Maintenance Contract "41.1.76 C.H. Carpenter Lumber'Co. - Misc. Supplies 119.44 Warner Industrial Supply- Small Tools & Equipment 637.30 Computoservice �! Computer Service 1,016.31 ` GENERAL GOVERNMEN � Super Val Hausers u Misc. Supplies 78.,02 Vaug"hn!s Flags 68.50 Robert McAllister Dog Catcher 350.00 Orr- Schelen- Mayeron & Assoc. Engineering Fees 2,355.66 E.H.``Newstrom <= _3uilding and Plumbing Insp. 2,385.00 Prior Lake,Amcrican Publishing 58:19 Prior Lake Rotary Dues 92.00 Govt. Training Service City Managers Conf. Fees 95.00 Cragun's Conference Center City Managers Conf. Lodging 112;78 ' -Ron Buckeye Retainer Refund 100.00 Mike "Pete'rs Retainer Refund 100.00 Prior Lake Senior"High Cleaning Supplies 72,00 r Mayon & Council Salaries' 1,050.00' Michael McGuire C Car Allowance 275.00 CONTINGENCY Mahowald Builders City Hall ;Remodeling Nelson Woodcraft Cabinets x '1,519.59 1, ' ENGINEERING : }; x Stark' Electronics Small Tools and Equipment 72.29 I PLANNING l Roger Aagard Var'i:ance Fee Refund 25.00 POLICE J .'I Mahowald Motors Repair Supplies 19.90 Parts Dept. Inc. Repair Supplies 153.41 " State Treasurer License:Fee 10.00 Met ro Alarm Balance- Reinstall of PA 150.00 fig' Economy Dictation Telephone System 9,440.00 �s s .R FIRE & RESCUE Jerry Muelken Reimbursement for Supplies 54.18 Smith- Martin Service & Supply Medical Supplies 68.27 Road Rescue Inc."> Medical & Repair Supplies 1.79.25 Conway Fire & Safety Repair Supplies - 39.94 Velishek Service Dept. Repairs 138.00 a w MUMS of the Proceedings -Gf the City Council of the City of Prior Lake in the County of Scott and State of Minnesota. 4peluding all accounts audited by .' said Counci 1: `, 1 M�9 " l` - 1 PARKS & RECREATION Y,` Halco Fence & Wire Co. Park Repair Supplies , 2f� • ; 5 . . Shakopee Public Utilities Utilities O;g(� Louise Anderson Instructor '` 3SG;`GU` d ��♦_ Sheri Pyle Park Program"Refund '> ,. 3"1.00 1` ' Sharon Soderstrom. Marjorie`Harley Park Program Refund Park Program Refund 10.00. , ' Prior Iake - Saes Cation„ Rubbish Remottal. 4,00 5.00 STREETS + Itasco Equipment Repair-"Supplies � � 47.95' Road Machinery `dc Service Repairs. 473: ,7 SEWER j � Dressen= -Oil Co. Shrader Block Fuels & Lubricants Pumping t\ 32.15 _ 45.00 Tri -State Pump & Control Repairs 553.85 i? Metropolitan Waste Control, Sewer Payment Installment Metropolitan Waste Control: SAC Charges '10,518,75 WATER '5Orf;o Lab Analysis: 21.00" "pt: Of Health "` Water School Fees 90.00 PRI =LAKE CONSTRUCTI F UND y Orr- schelen._mayekon & Assoc., Engineering Fees 192.04 Lon"PI,`Nelson, Sullivan &-; -.Cole Attorney Fees 1,788.75 DEBT SERVICE "z First Bank of St.VPaul 9th Avenue Debt Service 4,592 50 I NW Nationala84nk 'J Misc. Construciton Debt Ser. 33,872: '. ' j EQUIPMENT C r . Uniforms Uni,imited Light Bars'for Squad Car 822.00 "G �... h' i s, J' v