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CITY OF PRIOR LAKE
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October 21, 1985
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CRU TO OAR 7:30 PM
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Pledge of Allegiance ,r
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Minutes of the Previous Meeting and Invoices Scheduled for.Pqyment•
on Tuee ft, October 22, 1985
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Review Final Plans for`Pro eta 82 -3, North Store Sewer Project
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8:00 pm, a.
:.Public Hearing - Amendment do the Zoning Code Ordinance `
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Change Orders for Project 83 -1, Project 84-1 and 'Project
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Other Business II
a. Police Report
b. Fire.and Rescue Report
c. Dog Catcher's Report
October Budget Report�l;
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e. Build Permit Repo t
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Anhounoe rents and Corree*rl3enoe
a. Next Council Meeti I'm October 28, 1985 at 1:30 p.m.
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Adjournment
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MIMPTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL
October 21 1985
The C=wn Council of the City of Prior Lake met in r.
October 21, 1 council at 7:30 PM in the City chambee session,
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ncil Mayor ohnson called
the meeting to order. Present were Ma r Johnson
1' . C�ouncilmembers Busse,
Schweich, Scott, Tlarkelson, City
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Manager McGuire, City Planner Graser, City
Engineer Anderson, City Attorney Kessel, and Assistant City Manager/ECOnomic
Development Director Unmacht.
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Mayon Johnson asked eve o
ryone to rise for the pledge o'. allegiance.
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The minutes of the October 15, 1985 meeting nd
g the invoices scheduled) for Miaites .1
Payment on Tuesday, October 22, 1985 were reviewed by Council.
Motion was made.inwices
by Busse, seconded by Scott, to approve the minutes and invoices scheduled for
Pert as submitted, and u
�'- pon vote taken,
a' was duly passed.
The next item on the agenda.was to review the final
North;Start Trunk Sewer and Plans for Project 82 -3,
Water:
City Engineer Anderson and Consulting
Engineer Jim Norton reviewed the revised plans in detail with the Council and
the audience and pointed,..out the changes that were
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made from the on fina
City Engineer Anderson; stated that the location of a retention p plans..
ew the
storm after on Chatonka Trail
needed to be determined to finalizes the
Plans. Mr..Norton indicated that surveying was scheduled to begin on October 22,
1985.
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Because cif the lengthy discussion of the North Shore Trunk Sewer and, Water
Project; Myor Johnson asked if anyone in
the audience was resent: s
for the� hear P pacifically !
g on amend the zoning
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code ordinance scheduled for 8:00 it
P.M. Since there was no one, the public hearing was rescheduled for 9.:30 p.m.
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City Eger McGuire distributed a' proposed time schedule for. the project.
Showing approval of the final plans by'the Council on October
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'for bide on November 4, o 28, advertising j
December 9 1985. Ie�g bids on- December 3, and awarding bids on
Members
of the audience were asked to take copies of the
schadule to their neighbors so that
all residents in the area would be aware of
it. City Engineer Anderson was asked to inform the summer reside of the Re;►iew North
schedule
also. A r p roject
Amid p Park Swt* completion date for the ro'ect is as follows; water final.
rough Lakefront Park - June 15, 1986;
street paving where the residentsi�'o
travel - August.15, 1986; sewer and water completed and ready for
+October,
15,1986; and the final as connection -
as layer -July, 1987:
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Johnson on of the North Shore Trunk,. Sewer and Water discussion. Mayor
'Again asked if anyone in
the.audenee was specifically present for the
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Public hearing. Since there was no one, Mayor ,Johnson called the pool c hearing
to order at 9:15 'p.m. City Planner Graser pr to the
Council an ,
amendment to Ordinance Title 5, Section 5 -6 -8, Invalidation, and the Zoning
Ordinance 83 -6, Section 7.8, Invalidation. Mr. Graser indicated the amendment
would automatically declare a variance or conditional use null and void if its
Purpose was not ii0plemented within one year. The Planning CMnission; was
recommending that the phrase or to preserve the spirit and intent of this
ordinance" be deleted from the end of the proposed amendment. {
Council and Staff followed. It was the consensus of the Council Discussion
include the
Motion was made by Thorkelson' seconded
presented, and u by Busse, to adopt Ordinance 85-10 as Ord. 8.10
,, upon a vote taken, was duly passed.
Motion was made code
by Scott, seconded by Busse, to adjourn the public hearing, and
Upon a vote taken, was duly passed.
The next item on the agenda was to discuss
change orders for Project 83 -1,
Lakeside Avenue and Project 84 -1, Calmat Avenue; and Project 84-2 and 84-3
Terrace Circle and 150th Street. Consulting
Engineer Not
change orders as follows: on explained the
Pre ject 83 - 1 �.+d at t
Change Or 1
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Renwve unsuitable material and bring in granular borrow
' material on Lakeside Avenue. L
Change Order 2 PO we unsuitable material and replace it with ranular
borrow on Calmat Avenue. g
Change Order 3 Items required to be done but not included in the
original bid.
Reduce the ;,retainer to the contractor because it
significantly exceeds the amount of work left to be
done. r.'
roisct 84-2 avt 84
Change Order L Install sod' icicl
tiding necessary black dirt.'
Mr. Norton indicated that the work for these change orders "had already been
coWleted and Council approval was required. Discussion
regarding the procedure used for handling ouncil followed
ing change orders on improvement projects.
Staff was asked to prepare a
Policy to be presented to the Council on the
Procedure to be used change orders for future projects.
`Motion Was made by Thorkelson, seconded
the aaiotant of $4.060.00, by Busse to approve Change Order 1°4n
" Change Order 2 in the amount of $5,089.60 and
Order 3 in the amount of $21,539.50 for Projects 83 -1 and 8+-1 as submitt far Pro
upon a vote taken, was duly passed. 83-i &84-1 <,
Motion was made by Schweich, seconded
reduction from 58 to 2.5% as subimitted, a a upon to approve the retainage �
a vote taken, was duly passed. ,
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Motion was made by Thorkelson, ,seconded by Busse, to approve 9e Order 1 in
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the amount of $1,434.00 for Project 84-2 and 84-3 as submitted, and upon a vote
for Project;
taken, was duly passed.
84-2 & 84-3
The monthly reports were reviewed by Council.
Motion was made by Scott, seconded by Thorkelson, to approve the Police Report
Police Rq*
for the month of September as submitted, and upon a vote taken, was duly
Passed.
Motion was made by Busse, seconded by Thorkelson, to approve the September Fire
!Sire. Pa.
and Rescue Report as submitted, and upon a vote taken, was duly, passed.
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Motion'was made by Busse, seconded by Soott to approve „the Dog Catcher's Report
iaagcatcber
for September as submitted, and upon a vote taken, was duly passed.
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!notion was made by 7horkelson seconded by Busse, to approve the October 1st
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Rz*t Rept.
Budget Report as submitted, and upon a vote taken, was duly passed.
Motion was made by Scott, seconded by,Busse, to accept the Building Permit
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Report for September as submitted, and upon a vote taken, was duly passed,
City „ Engineer Anderson r eported to the Council that construction on the sewer
'began`
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and water on the , Wirdsong on the Lake Development and if weather
permitted, a second crew would be brought in on Wednesday, October 23.
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The - Council meeting will, be Monday, October 28, 1985 at 7:30 p.m.
There being no further business, the motion was made by Thorkelson, seconded by
Scott to adjourn the meeting, `and upon a vote taken, was duly passed.
The meeting adjourned at 9:48 p.m.
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City < - Ci Manager
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Recording Secretary
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Park ;National Bank I� Computer Payment 2,714.14
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Anne Carroll j Canputer Consultant , 428.10 suies
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agdaic`Taloom ;! - Telephone Service 1.51
Building Maintenwxn 9:68
American Linen Supply 192.82
Prior Lake 'Electric ; Repairs
R i R Carpet Service Building Mnintenanoe j� 58.00'` / } '
conso li"ted4aType+rriter }Repairs 11050.00
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Mayor
Salaries
Mfke FAOuire I Car Allowance 275.00 \ i
Ralph Tesc�ner ,' Car Allowance 75.00'
Horst Graser
Car Allowance 3,
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141E FC[,LMNG LIST OF INVOICES ARE SaMDO M FOR PAYM W ON TUES. OCT. 2
22, 1985
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State Treasurer C
City Share FICA 1
1,8Q8.70; I
State Treasurer C
Insurance 4
4.351.73
lyres iDffice SupplyV O
Office Supplies 1
57.88
Fleli.atale Corp. O
Supplies,, X
X45.37
NoAhern States Power Co.
Utilities r 5
5;191.71
MN Valley Electric
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Utilities 6
138.80, a
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Mbnegasco
Fuel.. 9
959.17 �
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Prior Lake CarQuest R
Repair Supplies
40.b3
Prier Lake 076" R
Repairs 1
167. 0
Dan's auto Repair V
Vehicle Repairs 4
87.56
M -V'Gas -Co. U
Utilities 5
562.50
Qon�uitoservce �! U
Planning Consultant 7
700.00
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C. H: Carpenter LumberCo. M
MIsc. Supplies° 8
2x709.46 n
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State Treasurer S
Prior Lake American "
"Legal Publications 1
197.04
�s Myer l
professional Servkes 1
10.00 q
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Creative Graphics, I
Printed Supplies \ ` 1
154:70
Herniae Julkowsk p
Seminar Expense
10.40
Laurie Schmitz •
Calculator 1
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Pet Cash ��
Postage &Mac. Expense �
��� 51.18
Loan e
Legal Services 4
250.
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f- Scott County Collections
Parbel Listing
20.00
Nam aJITTT (
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Van Waters &Rogers
G Water ProduCt's Co.
Chenicals
Supplies
237.90 ,
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J.P. Norex, T% .
Repairs <�
3y550.75
401.39 ' ^ _
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Seroo
American Water Works As sn.
Laboratory ysi8
Laborato Anal
Mem bershi p Dues
24 .00
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-Central States Waiter Pollution Assn
Lakeside Sealer &,:Water
Membership Dues
_ 49.00
55.00
Sewer & Water Hook UP
899.2.1
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Ebistrut Nax!thern
Oxford Chemicals
Repair Supplies
104.68
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Beaudette Waiter
Nisc. Supplies
Installment
6.84
30,692.32
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Conditioners
l�IiOC
Valve & Sewer Line Installation
450.00
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SAC Charges
8,415.0
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City of Prior Lake
Close' Associates
SAC & Surcharge -City Ha11 Addn.
952.71
Professional Services
3,180.78
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C of Savage
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Debt Service `Rayment
1,976.55.
r �SrEyder" Drtg
Rpplied.Reaearch & ology
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Supplies
Professional Services
500.00
S.M. 8entges
Vbl Paving,
EStimatu.No. 5
&tilaite No..,4
30,589.72
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Bussing Bros.
Ergin' ' Ai;y Services
208,519.49
772.99
CSAH 2l
11,955.97
First Bank St. Paul,- � Debt Service
Mbrweat Bank Mpls.
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33
Debt Service
2,2x6.15
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State Treasurer
{ Soles Tax
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611.27
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ProfessioAl - Planning & Development
Poucer Printing
Professional Services 7, 500.00 ;
Juran .Moody
Bond Printing
Professional Services
327 00
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Nbll's
Photo Finishing
30. 70
Lgmaen, Nelson, Sullivan, ,& Cole
Legal Services
6,304.95
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Steve Schmidt
Conference Fees
121.93
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Public Safety
Canxiter Contract
150.00
Dick Powell
Com 6ication Auditor'.
Radio Repairs
22.52
Nla6Wj N otors
Vehicle Repairs
7.29
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Reynolda�Welding
Supplies
6.00
Conway Fire fi Safe tY _
'- chard Powell'
Supplies
190.00
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Car Allowance
150.00
Drug " " ='
Sul W. iiermerskirchen Co.
Supplies `
Warranty Deed
16.52
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Na1sa0 0f�ioe Supplies
Supplies
10.00
37.95
American Lighting'Go.
Bulbs ,r
229.20
ieat.�eller i. Sons
Prior'Lake Aggregate
Street Repair Supplies
Street
95.35
J. V. 5hiely Co.
Repair Supplies
Street' Repair Supplies
90.75
29.27
MacQueen'Dquipmient
Metro Fore"
Repair Supplies,
218.10
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Lariy: lGekow i ,
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Communications' l
Equipment Aentah
26.00.,
100.00
Ziegler Tire Service
Repairs
24.25
Larry Anderson �
Bruce Las-'Y ',I
Car Allowance
Car =Allowance
150.00
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Lawrence Schweich Hm ebailders
//150:00
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Ngrth Star Concrete Co.
Heavy Equipment Rental
Street Naintenance
247.50
858. 0
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PAIRS 11 R►�rrW
Noah Strom
Bev Sloan
Refund
12.00
Wra Anderson
Refund
Refurd
7.00
12.00 "
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tzmacher
Refund
12.00
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"Cindy Ritchie
Nlsureen Jandorf
Refund
Refund
14.00
241 00
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Shpt. Somoers•
Instructor
Instructor "
1,0821100
55.00
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Nom' Distributing Co.
Radermecher Red Owl
Repair Supplies
22 30 !
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Gopher Fenoe
Supplies
Supplies
10.64
42.00
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F & D' Y Co.
Supplies
70
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Prior Laken -& -a
& Air
Library Repairs :!
45.00
New Prague Lumber
Ready Mix
.' 212.36
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Earl 'F. Anderson Co.
Signs
206.16
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Shakopee Public Utilities
Utilities
23.28
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Gene's Owinsaw Service
Impairs
51.95
Prior Lake Electric Co.
Repairs '
536.51
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75.00
75.00
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Bill
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Car A llowance
150.06,
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