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November 10,_1975 .
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Y The Common Council of the Cif l lof'Prior lake met in regular session on ` November 1.0 '
1975 at 7 :30 P.M. in the City Gwncil Chamber. Mayor Stock called the meeting to
j ^ . order. Present were Mayor Stock, Councilmen Busse, Haberkotnr06kes and Williams,
" City Manager McGuire, Engineer Anderson, and Attorney Sullivan.
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'The following correction was "'made to the. Minutes of November 3, 1975: Page one,
paragraph el11 should read - Administrator McGuire presented a letter dated
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„ el"cteber 30; 1975 front Police Chief Powell stating he has checked out the signs at
Bttiokwflle Center feels that they are'adequat* for marking the exits and
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` entrances.
Mot` n was made by Williams to approve the Minutes' of Novembeet3,,,1975 as amended,
seoorOed by Haberkorn and u po n,a vote taken it was duly passed r.
Motion was made by Williams to approve the Minutes of November 4, '1975, seconded
by Bu rid upon a vote taken it wus'duly passed.
Mayor Stock stated the first item on the agenda was Mr. Walter Hall's `request
.: ,ro � [ati to�the paying of assessments.
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} I Attorney Su! stated that the State Statutes provide that the assessments no
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Within 30 days of the assessment, hearing or adoption ifthe asseastnefit roll s, the.
I is ds up fie the?31st of the year in which`the "first insta'Ilment is due,
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Mr. Hall state`d'he "was not notified the date'•he.assesunent sues due.
Motion wa s made b
y Williams to request that the. Scott County Auditor charge Mr..
Walter Hall, k 4 -228 ia4 ona;hiv assessments 'up'to the time that he them
off,,,ond not fo��the full 14 months, seconded by Busse and upon ' vote: tdcen it was
Mr. Archie Pavedc presented plans for a downtown parking. lot,that the VFW Pbst 6208
would provide, o��id; toquested the City's assistance Fn l reniava of snow in winter, _:
in lighting, odequ,iata police protection, parking signs, wwhot would this doe to real i
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, cortsiderat n t Poat 6208 gard to future
_ Motion :was modes 6� Bus:!
to approve in concept the VFW Post 6208's proposah to the
City Council "for "a s parking lot'and it is ,to be turned over o Staff to work out t6l x
detalis, seconded by Williams and upon,a vote taken it
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a 'Mr, Dick ,Wolah wa1 sent statFrig that he ,had •damage' done to, his car and motorcycle
as a result of the Morgo Project and had submitted�the bill
v s to Matsgo's Insurance
Compdny' and they urge returned' stating that they did not feel that they were
responsibtieanO' Nalsh granted to, know where he should .go from here.
.Attorney Sullivan su seed that Wr. Walsh. file . this c:aim in4ancillotion Court.
Mr;` Emmett Knox vr���present representing ShoreviIle, Inc. regarding a`DevelopK's ;
„ Agreement for Gateway Shores. Mr. `Knox and Engineer-Anderson are lo, meet, on the
"Dev y eloper's Agreement'.and report back to the Council at the next meeting.
Mr Knox reported on the paving of Bass wood Rood.
Mr Cy Schweich was`' u nt Fn a variance that was rejected' for his cabin
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WNYTIS of tho Proce dloss of the Village Council Village of Prior State
of the Loki in the County of Scott and of
Misdesota, including all accounts audited by se3d Council.
'Motion was made by'.Oakes that Councilman Busse, Mr. David Burns, and Mr. Horst
Grocer meet with Mr. Cy'Schwecli a's`soon as, possible and resolve the problem of the
for in the Conroy's
varionee tho-•cabin Biay area ard.ahen it would•;go back to the
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Planning Comm ission,for their approvcii S conded by Willbxns and upon a• vote taken
it. was duly passed.
Councilman- Williams stated that the Park Commission is meeting this Thursday,
November 13 1975 and requested that the Mayor and City Ma be present.
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Councilman Busse.statedF that thot Greenbriar PUD� been continued until the first
meeting ;n December.
'City Manager McGuire stated that the Liquor Commission: met at 7 :00 this evening
and some of.the comments mode at the meeting.were: The Liquor License Commission
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made.- recommendation to the City Council a.couple of weeks agog, the time interval
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of the actin was found to be in.,violation of the low and insofar as the notice was
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concerned the Council, discussed, the mutter last week and referred it back to the
Commission for study and a recommendation For further action..It appears that the
Council was not satisfied with the`original recommendationof the Commission and
the Commiuioa it has feels. obligation
bei;ievas acted properly, and no ta modify its
original recommendation and it further feels that because ofthe individual C�uncii
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comments and media comments that further action is properly that of the Council; r.
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the .Commission, - therefore, hakno,spsgific recommendations except to referli
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Mayor Stack stated, based on the presentation from Mr. "Manahan who was represent -
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Ang Viking Liquor ou the - last Council Meeting, the complete discussion of the situation:.
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was the reason why it was sent back to the Liquor Commission and irespected the
Liquor Ckirwisslon'Sr decision,an it, and Mayor- Stock asked at thif xtint for discussion
and •then m motion on what the Council's thoughts are relative to the violation.
Motion was made by Haborkorn that Viking Liquor be closed t"or days, November 17,
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18,. and 19, 1975 and °this period of suspension not be used to refurbish, remode, ,
rehabilitate or t t hR,quarters, seconded:by a" a
po'n Busse and upon te; taken it was
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duty„ `passed. Councilman'.0akes -and Williams obstoi
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ir, Mayor Stack; directed City Ma McGuire trs send a written notification of the
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Council's decision to Viking Liquor.
City Nbrtoger McGstire recommended hiring Horst Groser as permanent full -time
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CouncilmanNfilliams reeomrnended that this not be considered by the Council since
itdi'r, City , Mama per s responsibility.to moke;n selection'based on the Council's
apptoi;As:position.
Mayor Stock accepted this as Council information, r
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CityiMartager McGuire stated that at the:1'ast mee�png it was ; oommerNied that parking
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in front of mailboxes was covered by State Law and it is not. City Manager McGuire
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and Engineer.A rkdetion;are to look at then proble'� iif:parkino in front of mail boxes
and• places parking signs• where, they ore needed.'`
Enginettr Andenon,,presented the Projsot Report doted November 10, 1975. Mayor Stock'
acoT the. Project Report as submitted. U
'EngineerAndetson stated that Broo Hauser's� Ron Swonsgn is drawing up o
plan ,tor a frontage road to connect',#* Dairy," Queen `and the,Deep.:Rock Station.
EngineerArderson presented an alternate plan for the location of WOO Lane of the
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MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village, of Prior take in the County of Scott and Ste" of
Minnesota, including all accounts audited by said Council.,
Couur'ailman Haberkorn that the intersection be left as it is.
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Mayor Stock requested that the Engineers make another drawing taking into
consideration the comments made tonight.
Engineer Ilsraelson stated: that the proF:�rty irons, that are left to •be replaced in Red
Oaks will be done this week:
Mayor Stock stated the Committee has finalized the number of interviews that they
have';bdld with Consulting Engineers for the Spring Lake Project, they hove interviewed' "
a number' of them, and it.is the Committee''s recommendation that Orr-Schelen-
Mayeron and Associates, Inc. the ;Consultant for' thm Spring area. Mayor
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Stock also "added a - personal . recommendation that, the City .also.give. consideration
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to Araelson and Associates.
Councilman Oakes stated that Larry Anderson hasApne'-an excellent job of looking
into the `technical expertise of the several consulting engineering; firms and these are
Suburban, Bonestroo,= Banister,'Orr=Schlene- Mayeron, Schoell and Modson, and
' "israelson and Associates. Larry Anderson. has looked, into their •expertise and each of
these, "ninth one possible exception", meet or exceed 'the .criteiriowfor-consulting
firms. The beyond
engineering one .thing the technical expertise that this community
wantstto, enjoy and should enjoy `is the relationship with the constituents of this
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Council and its Mayor in everything that comes up to and finally :culminates in the
"public hearing. The.City` needs to have input it.conbelieve, "that these people can
really andle the wnstituants. Councilman Oakes stated.:if. the >C1, has p roblems
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with the present consulting engineer, and he is not saying the City does or does not,
hei does, not want to seethe City rush off -into, d different se.t`.of names and the same
of problem. The,one thing the Council is.missing is a stateltwnt that is just as
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, solid as" Larry Anderson's statement about much the- : fees,arejiIis - -how many of the
�dty's constituants� questions get answered and to legitimately say, we have done the
most economical job far the people in our community; Councilman Oakes stated' the
E'ity has had problems in, thw of dealing with our "present consulting engineering
.- firm, and from what he .from othw.ic nmunitiesthere have been problems in
dealing with other consulting engineet ng firms and.outlof all-this thileCouncil is going'
to have to make a decision and he for one is not really ready to make that decision`
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Councilman William hated-that there aW very few problems with Israelson and
Associates asJor as getNng�thw Pines in the.grounds designed,or.as planned, very
few problems. as for as streets Mh en their final grades are there, the problems are
basically in oommunicattowbetween• the engineering firm ,andithe..people in the
pro ' led t: "I scaaltran's.design is probably as:good as any engineering :firm roan make
them, + - brat1-r 4 wm. 0*l6wviatives in.the ,field responsiWo the people. in the
projec explaining with:necessory great detail the problems; would; have kept _90%
of the problems the' Pity has dealt witfi out of the Council Chambers. They probabl y
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x would not have damaged the credibility_' ofithe',,Council-and`of Isroelson and�Associates.
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Cttuncilrnan' Haborkoin stated he` feels a little bitclike the soles =.manager in hiring a
neM� salesman for ' . new. territory, all he knows is thate the territory:did not come. up
7 ` to its ; quota last yearn he wan not satisfied, .4s had: no, guarantees that the new
- 'salesmahl that he is going to hire was goi ng,to makwquatmoither-i he -has no guarantee
" gas he interviews him, he has some • ogervation about. every tnant he= interviews and
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Ainks- that- zis'true of all-the .nobody,thinks. exactly 'the way he does, and
after all you project into =d: man what he ought.:to biif @. the City is
going to: find• a perfe ct - applicant and the Council is, going to have . trust itself to
-new ' consultant engineer +even though the Council :;does.not.know.everything about
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them, even thoubh the Council does not know how he actually is going to "react on
the fir�i ":�Iine.
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Mir ewtan including ae audited brsoid Council.
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Councilman Oakes stated the most,diffic It area the City will have to serve is the
L6rds and Martinson Island area and even Lila Lane, the area we are contriving,
to this is a considerable area that goes through undeveloped land, which finally
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gets down to thei nal towivsite 'of Spring Lake,. It would be so easy to pick
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another consulting engineer and put them in an easy territory and he has asked the
Mayor, and the City'could not bring it off, he has really said all right, so ,Hrold
does everything wrong, lets put him over in *the undeveloped and the original'
townsite of Spring Lake and lets being the,new kids in and give him Lords and
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M artRiso n Island and so on, and that would really ,be,a,thing to -cut your teeth on.
The .timing was just such that this aouldrtnat occur, but to: him this seemed to be the
acid tost. What he has understood about some of the folks, the Council has considered
is they have had relatively, easy environment,,we do not hgve.a relatively easy
environment in this - eominunity, our constituants are active, they deserve the best'
but then the Council has to try to find the environment that will produce the best.
_ Councilran Oakes stated that one of the City's favorite constituants called him and
stated there are .problems with Israelson and Associates, but just don't whip right ,
out and pick another one because jrou. could have, the some kind pf problems with
a different name.. ° There is,one thing the Council needs to understand better than
they do :now and that, is. the business of how does, a consulting. engineer really
relate with-the : community Whenjhe Council>picks consulting engineer, if
they pick a different one, its got to be. the one, because if the Council has made
a mistake »Already; it does not- want to make a. mistake twice.
U Councilman Busse stated, based on Councibmh Oakes;statements, that the inter-
viewing is .not done.
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Councilman Oakes stated that Engineer Anderson owes the' Maycr-and Council a
statemint on a complete review of all the communities that each consulting
engineering firm has dealt with to say what has been heir impact,on the public.
Mayor. Stock requested that Engineer Anderson prepare for the next meeting 'a
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rundown of • the, consulting, engineer interviewed as far as their records in other
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communities'they have dealtkwAl including Israeason arOAssociates and tabled
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the matter until the, next meeting..
Mayor Stock stated he had spent considerable time over the w$'0' k end. concerning
himself with the.,project of Lords Martinson island, etc., and what the City's
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specifications, what impact they will - . have on,them and thy( degree of cost .
increase andr what areas•'these: cost increases will be significant in
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Cou n Oakes, stated that . for o Council to deal wi t aesthetics `is` probably
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difficult, but if there, is a question, and apparently there- still is, on the part of
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this sector of this community, we as 'a Council- represent, equally all members of
thi`s,00mmunity and we must, - therefore, owe these; people,a restatement of what
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the alternatives are, to providing sewer and water to the two islands. Thi-3 would
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be`a would Iist summary.form, what -the Gi.ty Engineer
Consulting Engineer would say about the present bridge,- but as;a side issue to,
what is the most ecoh6micol: way" to provide sewer and water to these two islands.
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ThisYhcis;bien.done; it has.been talked-about in pbblic, so he recommended that
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:this ififormation be called put1riclud,ing the comment by the City in
regard to'the.issue, that this not only,be,,made available - promptly but that it be
•, mailed -to those -folks who are directly involved with the `impro vement, that is to
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say those: that live on, lords and Martinson Island.- This would be a statement,
i "n'additian to 4wl?at was.already said, what the,eventuai replacement of ; the
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�= bridge .would entail in dollars., who would have to -pay for.,it,,this'isthe area
where the City.Attorney.at previous meetings has made d stat ment._ - ,
Mayor Stock brought up the matter of com ction,and stated that at the last
meeting it was changed in the Specifications fro m 90% to 95% and asked for "
the Engineers opinion.:,;
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Engineer recommended changing the specifications from 95% to 90%
modified density except for the upper three feet to remain at, 99% modified density..
Engineer Anderson is to go over the specifications with Engineer Israelson and to
bring, them back to the Council with any changes.
Councilman �,W_ _ i 11i ni st s b hou a he would Iike ,ls change in the
specifications* n re paving' allow the'ground to have a chance to
recuperate and have the completion date on the paving be Qctober 15, so
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it wily be a better road at less cost'.
Engineer Anderson stated that the Watershed. Board has- direct�sd their consultant to
see if they can,get contour maps of`the•City of Prior Lake at no cost to them..
City Manager McGuire stated this request' is specifically so they can show on the maps
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which areas may be in danger of flooding, this would be the oaly,use of the maps.
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Motion was made by Williams that contour maps of the area they desire, with the
stipulation that no reproduction or sales of the topo maps be made, that the Spring
Lake -Prior Lake, Watershed .District be able to purchase the topo.�maps at the some
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mate; sod a ear a seconded'b Busse and upon a vote taken it was dul y
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Mayor Stock asked Engineer Israelson if he has made a cost analysis on the seeding,
sodding and- cleanup work of +the' Marsgo area,relotive to ,what thei City's costs are to
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date relating to what kh costs were in the original contract.
Engineer lsrae.lson stated that he has a total figure but it is not broken down the way
he it and'asked if he could present this next week.
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Attorney� presented an Order relating to the -Prior Lake Grain Elevator.
Motion was made by Williams to sign the Order relating to the Prior Lake Grain
Elevators �- The!City of Prior Lake�vs;. Mi` haeI ; J,'Platt, seconded by Busse and upon '1
a vote token it was duly passed.
Attorney Sullivan stated he a lcall from the City Manager regarding a journeyman
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-plumber and the plumbeu feels that because he is�a' journeyman plumber, he should be
able; to get a,permit to work in Prior Lake. The City of Prior Lake{hos an ordinance
that requires that a plumbers a master plumber and under the Statutes the City has
o_right to,pass suds an ordinance, -so the ordinance is valid in spite of his interpretation
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Councilman Busse wanted to know about_ thw junk cars in the Park.
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Councilman Williams stated` the'cars were used for a rescue and4ire training session
and will be removed
Mayor Stock stated the snowplowing bids and specifications should be out sometime in
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,will work w h t em, towork upnew pecs and hav them ready for Council approval
at a future meeting.
Councilman Williams stated o' is in order requiring that all building permits
be displayed., visible from the street, so that inspectors, the Council, or whoever else
can tell - if a building permit ;has been issued.
City Manager McGuire it is the
stated responsibility of the property owner or the
builder to: post the building permit, the -pfkblem is, they post them and the kids steaF
them, so they have. not; been posting, tlx m;- utside, they have been posting them inside,
like inside ther garage.
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Mienesota, including all accounts audited by, said Council.
Mayor Stocki directed the City Manager to work out this matter with the Building'
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Motion was made" by Williams torpegpes>< AiS h Yb'3a'Cst apFrelswistyA#SirsfeP LigFiting
Plan of the entire platted area of the City of Prior Lake under the criteria that it is
a public roadway, seconded by Haberkorn and "upon a vote {taken it was duly passed.
Councilman Williams presented a request from McKinley "Sewer Service to dump
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nto the City linesl the have- to per tank dumped; "
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be denied and stated that other companiesihove askfi&toAo this and have been turned
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- Councilman•Wiiliam3 requestedathat the Ci Manager•send a.letter:to McKi
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Sewer Service stating their request has been denied.
Councilman Haberkorn requesFed that En 'And check with Tom Mooney
in regard to the Seven Acres area where the irocd - has been cut through that was
supposed to' be• blocked "off. .EngineeriAnderson. stated the road wihl 'be' back 4
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Mayor Stock presented o' letter from the Office of Local and,Urban relative
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to the City's requ est for a State Natural Resource,, Grant of $ 00,000. 00 for`the Sand
Point proposed park in Prior Lake, and this is notification that it has received
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approval and the City ,ha process the application for a State Grant and the
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applicant is to attend a meeting•to.be held November 25,1975 at49;00 -- A.M. in
Conference Room A, First floor, Ccpitol`,- Square. Building,,,550<,Cedcry Si
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Mayor Stc�ck read a` letterof resigrwt'on from Councihwn Ron H,aber6.rn effective
November 30.1975.,
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- Motion Was made by Busse to accept Counciimcn Ran° Haberkorn's resignation
effective No6mber;30, 0— secarded.by Stock and upon a vote taken it was
duly passed
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The, following invoic*pi!Tro approved and paid,>ior the mouth of
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October 1 975 ,
f/ State. ` Troasurer
"2506.55
112 Prior Laks Stato Bark
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Federal, deposit
2087.57
Carsissioner of Regenus
State
3051.36
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State Troia.-Soo. Sec.?
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Cant. Fund
Social
2918.57
State, Treasurer .;
Sur Char8e
868.17,
Streit Fund
Tranafar
5000.00
. Standard.Oil '
Polio* Sias -& Oil
759. 00 °
N.S.P. !
N.S.P.
102.26
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Nituaasota_ Natural. Div :''
tiaa Caepat�y
9.76
4.50.
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Tare Mobile Service
Police Auto repair
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Prior Lake ,CAL Edws � -
Office & Police supplies
'14:07
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Scott- ltioelop►onR Co.
Telephone
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269.92.
Prior Lapp American
Printing a Publishing.
35.57
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Mal><sraoaMiotwca, "Inc.
Police Auto =Repair "
34.48
Valley Tire Service
Pollee Auto Repair,
310.00
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Re1ister - -``of Deeds'
Micro-Film Copiis
15.00 J
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Law-Mp"c mnt,;Equip.'Co. Police Supplies
63.75,
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Office Suppl es
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2: °75
Pali Waste. Conutrol
Rafuae Mauling
10.
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Millc�r/bava Co.;
Office Supplies
122.92
Pitne, Bawee
Office Supplies
6.82
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Rar Robinson
Police Auto Repair
180.58
JAt Offioo Products Co.
Office Supplies,
35.66
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Roil Harms `
Polio* Reserves c'
24.00
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Rar,.Robinson
Police Reserves
24.00
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Bill,Slipher
Police Reserrss, -
24:00
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Leson,.,Buss
Police Reserve
24.00.
Walt`Ehristiansen
Police Reserves
24.00
Aft Halliday
Police Reserraa
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Police Reserves
-24.0,0
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Sur Charge
166.
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St qu Sebmidt
Overt3>n
68.29
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Mileage '
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21.03
Joseph Van Dan Boor
Overtime
36.'45
Joseph Van Dan Boor a
Hiliage
7:20
Daanii Leff �f
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Overtire
78..21
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Overtime
44..80
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Police Supplies �"
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Petty Cash
5000
R3eYwd p11 {
Salary
442.9`2
Ste�ra dt
Salary
385:84
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Dennis Leff
Salary
35� 90
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Sat cry`
323.
Joiepa van Den Boor
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328.00
Richard Klughers
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310.30
Michael McGuire
Salary
429 89
Joni, Jwnswa
Salary
86. >30
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Melaatte Swill le �
'Wary,
143.84
Lear Rabenoit --
Polioe Reserves
30,00
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°Reaerr'eh Reuel =
' RessrReo
3O':AO
n
Walter V. k2wi4tf anon
Police Reserves
30.00
Ray RobinPon
Police Ressrfta
115.00
1AGn W. Bws
- Police Reserved
15.00
L Sallid
Police Resorrea
_
15.00
Local Union 320
`Union Dues
51.00
P Ikr,.l[ Savings Hanle
Savings' Plan v
160.'01
.
Walter $took
MeyorIa Salary
180.00
'Michael McGuire
Car Allowance
75.00
34111yan.
♦ttorniy Fee'
4660.00 .
,
_7_
n
I
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o
NAINYTK of 60 M p cesdin of the Vil"o Council of the Vilkw of 1Pdw Lake in the County of See" and Sete of
4
llAieneseto; including ell oecouMft audited by teW Council,
GENCRALI(continuad)
1
Minnesota Natural Div.
Minnesota Gee Co.
= 23.28
43.93 c
N.S.P. `
Delta Dental Plan of Mn.-
N.S.P.
�Dgntal Insurance
108.o0
Ebhneaoh a liennen
Work at x,J Leonard
105.00 t
18.95 t`
Sh*0pee Valley;tPub.
Polio* supplies
'
JAK Office supplies Co:
Office supplies
•
v
Nola. star a Tribune
(fold star Printing
Ad
zoning a CIP
393.35
Law Enforcem Equip.
� Polies^ supplies
33.4
Soott Rine Telephone Co.
;Telephone•
"
R.1. Nerstroo
Masan Publishing Co.
salary
Police Supplies
.95
8•95
-
Zeraak
Office Supplies
Cara
188.82
a•DD
Dos Bwse- Jr.
Tasking Police
Police Radio Repair
20.95
Air Cam
Grafaro Co., Iac.
Office Supplies
�,.
39.21
363.18
° ,.
3autheide Dodge Inc.
Police Auto gepair
1 1.13
n5
Hackers Life Co
:Sospital
3;00
Nodders lbrtinguishers
Police supplies
Dos Catoher
166.00 j
Robert McAllister
6 .00 1
A �, �x �;
k}
Lsae of Mo. Munici.
gu
Register of Deeds
Bonk
Micro -film Copies
�•�
"
Jack Oakes
Counoil Par
°salary
80.00
'
Ran'Baberkorn
Council
Council salary
80 00 I
Doan Basso
Dan Pilliasis
Council Salary
80.00
8.47
LeRoy Rabenort
:Police Supplies
442.92
Riohard Powell
salary
X4.34
styiran sabmidt
Salary
361.40
o
Dennis Leff d
301=7
3�4 , 80
Rabenort
Sala
33 1 I
3aith
.Joseph van Den Boom, r
Glary
Salary
318.80
; >1ti chard laughers
429.89
Michael Haouirs,
David MacGilliVrq
S l ?a
21,
�1 � �� fr
p M Savings plan
.
Satins Plan
ry ,,
�_ x
"
Al anie Spraak
Salary
1 .;..79
$3.00
Joni Jalnuon
taholwa] d Bldrs
Salary
Retainer Refund
' 00.00
Valter W Christiansen
Folice Reserve
Mileage
1:5.00
10.5
#
Horst Grazer
Petty Cash
50.00'
Charles Tooker
Planners lees ,
500.00 f
x
Laaoe 3ohwech
Library Rent
is deposit)
3�•� i 1
26.00
.
`.
'lr='=7
(error
�.
asiu med Check
Daniel Enterprises
.00
TvaL
td , q,
it
WAM PWs
Co�■ldssioner of Rrrenue
sales Tax
598.23
14.90
°
Mobil
Btasidard Oil
Gee and Oil
. Gas and 9il
60.72
N.S.P.
337 -80
2.60
..
?Co puitosu� ice Inc.
V4t•r Billing oxp�ue
18.71 '
K
' 7
Prior Lalke OBI �Edas .,
:, Supplies
'Gas Co.
, C
c.45
p
It n"sota Natural Div.
Minnesota
u ,
58
s
Dynamic 9rstMS, Ise.
Sugplies
•'
74.
Van Waters and Rogers
Chapioals
332680
iTatar products, Co.
Layne Minnesota Co
Meters
Supplies
15.12{
v
Mary Gerhardt
salary
179 5;47
183:47 a
t
,Bredlq Brandt �..
salary
345.64
`^
Larry Karlkow
Salary
1
Shirlena Craig
3alarg
8
L
r.
3nirlene Craig
Mileage
MINUM of the P, low of fhe Villeve Cewocil of the. Vowee of P� w ,lake in
tM Como" of seen sad Stab
of
'\
INisweeNs, isdedi" all reewMs eudited.by , said'CSeedl.'
'MiATER FM : ( continued)
N.S.P.
N.S.Y.
0
Prior Lake Stat Bank
- Investment
25, 000. o0
a
Van haters and Rogers-
Chemicals
7NF.t?Q.
American Water Yorks Assoc Dues,
32.5'0
Minn. Natural Div:.
Minn. Gas Cowpan�y
Postmaster
Postage
200,'00
w
Cash
PO
00
Larry Korkoer
Salary
- 345;64
Mary Gerhardt
Salary
179.74
Larry l[erkOw
Overtime
59.84
Bradley Brandt
Overtime
45.72
1
`!Returned Chock-
Gerald Brezinski
317.50
�,
F;
Returned Check-,
Daniel Rnterprias
635.00
Sr3-or in Deposit
Terry Thomason
118.?
TO Tl►ii
29, 3.�?iV
;
Saw PODS
.a:
M' W, C .0 .'
.�e�l -g. A. Ci•
., '16j'Q
Mobil,
> Gam -and ;011
14.90
SLhndard Oil
Gas and 'Oil
N.S.P.
60.72
225.
�Ar+ Tclei Yfob31 Service
8'Quip. Repairs
6.00 :f
Late .Auto Supply
4uip. Repairs
10 X15
}
CoiQatoservice, Inc.
Billing Rspsnae
'112:60,
r'
`,Prior Lake' OE Hardrare
]swip Repair z .
r1 1`3
MiMa- ''valley Kee., Co=mp
' Mimi. Valley Rlectric
4842
11 g Mt6svating, Inc."
Reiter Repair Main-
`" 25, j5 1`
{
Hd*Ai a Dodge:, Inc.
ITftuip. Repairs
0
�
Eliiogberg:' IDioawat3ng Ise.
' ��3eti+ar Repair
38.75
U , Ri7umd Johnson "
Salary
3� 77
;
Judith Jopsets
_
3alairy
1
f Sbi t Graser
Salary
195..1
3aringo Bank
savings Plan
50.00
- >• daii'r "hood
Assessment Roles
X2.50
Judith `Jepaan
Miley
�i< 63.7
;. .
N...I�.
<'"
✓ 18, �1
Amer. Sail. Bank a Trust
Bonds
'3728 05
Nodland Amoco.. !no.
Sewn "Repair Main.
Him. Valley 2100. Crop
Minn. •fvallsy sloe.
52.73
Pup Co.
sewer R�pair,yMain:�
��� 82.23
WV, C C
Metro Inst,ai.
2036.28
'.
Pirior Lake State Bank
Iaestm,nt
50,000.00
+
RlIDOAI Jahnsoa .
Salary
Hori' Graser
Salary
195.17
'_j
Jiedith Jepsea
Salary
` Bradley Brraad'01
Salary
185,,17�
^±
P A M Savings Bast •
Savings Plea
50.00
Raturasd Ch�ok
590.00
i�
Returned Chsok
530.00
4 DsPo
Mrrw i>4 Deposit,
;.
1..
TOTAL
V . ,
w
.
Siaads rd. Oil `
„
Gas and 'Oil
70.84
1i.S.P. v < -;
N.S.P.-
Natural Div..
Nat Tcm
Mi 'L Gas Co.
10.87
I"il serrice
34uip.. Repairs
�'Prior� Lake ft 8ard s
: gnppliea fa \a
� ..BT
3c*tt�Rioe Ts10*0" Co.
Tel z<, a"
91-$8
Andrews Rezall Pharmacy
34=8
5.50
I'
National Fire Protestion
Msmbisrs�ip Dues
4EZ..00
-:
Skip Reebie
�
Supplies=`
9.90
Superior Coach Sales
Equip Repairs . `
11.50
Scorpio Bombe
3nppl.es`
33.5
Akins Fire equip. Co.
>Dquip. Repairs
105.50-
•
... .Y`54. ` s�?�i4f4t"sl' +,�fUkrx
C i
it
T� �
m
WNUM of 1M,he"Wim" of YNkm" Ceundl Of the vuhme sf Fdw like M 1M coomy'vi - oM end`a►ht� of
Miee�wla, lndu ins all aao -aft sudiNd by tsW rCeuadl.
FIR$ p= continues,
Modders Extinguishers
Supplies
124.50
Prior Lake_ 76
Equip. Repairs
25.22
Prior Lake Fire Dept.
Supplies
238.89
"C " Lind, Ford
Fire Truck Chassis
«1514.15
Mimt. Natural Div.
Mien. Gas Co.
27.63
N.S.P.
K.S.P.
2 5. 41
City of Shakopee
Refund of Revenue ,sharingi879.78
"C" Lind Ford
TOTAL °
hire Truck Chassis
1514.1
•
FMI
.,
Mobil .
Gas and Oil
y 14 :9ti
S"a,rd 031
Gas and Oil
60-72
pgp
NSP
942.26
'
Tor Mobil Service
Equip. Repairs,tias
?TO
Lake Auto
p+quip. Repairs
27V 24
Prior Lace O[ Iiarbwe
Equip.
5.
!
Park4esi Inc. � .
Equip. Repairs
12:91_,
Carlson Tractor and kquip Squip.
61.93
Prior Lake Blacktop
Grading
w
13.10
n
Vskley Equip. Co.
! Equip. Repairs
25.201
Itasca Equip. Co.
Equip. Repairs
Eiic
8.25`
*'
Man. Yallq El c. co-op
Nina. ' Valley
".
a ,
Ai ft ;J'dtnsoa
;Hauling CR.- Rook
55.00
Y.G. Pearion, Inc.
Crushed R`oci
135•
Donik*11 "Co.
Street Sipe
100.45
�,
E]su' Buses
Ulm ,
3.
`
valley Elea. co-op
Mir. Valley Else
8'.2
ils. Weller and Sons
BTU, Nix
35 1. 00
- inter Buse
salary
336.15
26.00
A1: _Sergott
Maim l -,Work
XUA r Bui�se
Over, it
21
31
OTAL
BQUaz�xi
"IMP
mp
.
Y .
Prior Lake OiCr al'dllare
Re Repairs
io.26
x.4
f l
4
.
Mi. Natl. Dit.
en
Gros Ind. Services _Grose-
Gas .
zaduatriel
23.
o
:�
Nstr Prague IAIMDer ! Aeadr Repairs
2Q:00
Fah:'edwP
Cleaning Service
86:00
N3P..
K. Super ftcrket
N"
Cleaning Supplies
1 44,.82
-6 -4�2
'
N9P
NSP
�F 0 50
u
' TOMIS *bil. Service
Gas and Oil
` `
Irkrin Class"
salary
297.88
Irlria rCi4wans
Salary
TO'T'AL ,
1E.
• r PAW IMS
,
: 1st Mail Bank/St
Beads- Coupons
"285.35
5k�,
f J� & � E o p
Refund Taxes f
.28
` T�Tat'
o
3
-1
= YsM^miwW F<:w.s .rvrr.�Pt".�534�311 � sX: 74 h4`SY,FiiX#f4�•F.`'Y+4`::C S: :"S'Yie'a dteY rWb 'q "!¢A :'.k , •i• . .: �� q p • 44,,��,,.
3 ; "'
T� �
sTR>o�r ; n�Ravziar �'`' '
4 ; , of 'ti Fund :p ?�
Israelson and Assoc. 206ineering Fees - 3-849000
Zrbard Apiml Assessment Refund 89 06
a TOM
r
72- •7.8.9 &:10 y 1! a Inmdt
Iara* ir and Assoc Engineering lee 374.00 � (;
Jotaastans P.O. Nursery Sod 5.00
Garr 8larkart ` Water Tower Asses.
150..00 1
Noarhod Molcher Water Tower Asses. 150,00, ; an
Tir J mlal c _ Water Tower Assess 150.00
<, UaT Bills Imrtstasnt 12084 80 J
TOTAL,
>Kodla>ad Assoc. Sidemiks
TOULL .00 f5 d
724 Mika Fl m � k
o U9T Bills Imestasntw , .00
r UST Bills
Inv 18.
TOTAL
k
rzt
MINYTIf.. Of 60 ft" 404110116 of #11A Villpe Cweeil of the Vil of Pdw Lake M
M the C648ty of, Sew and fNh of
,.
1141eeessto. indwling all eceeeets evow by acid Cwadi.
1975 GL1ND►18 S a v P= ,,
To Mobil Service O
OiTom 2
2:00
3 -
- I
Instant Shaft," 1 R
Relocate trees 1
100. 0
Johnstons P.L. Nursery T
Trees 5
539.50 ->
` I
Israelson k,ssoa. E
Engineering Fees 9
9303.50
Ver]yn, Raaen S
Salary- 3
339.04
Larry J. Anderson S
Salary , . 4
464,
F A N Savings`B&Ak S
Savings Plan
35- 00
Minn. Valley Bloc. Co-op P
Poorer Lift Station 3
3334.00,
Isrealson,4 Assoc. E
Engineering lees 5
5509.50' -,
Northland Supply Co. C
Contract Psymnt 8
8910.00 j
j
Nodland Assoc. . 1
129638.84
• .. z
z L
Larry J. Anderson ... - S
Salary 4
46
Verlyn Raaen S
Salary 3
339.04 "
F & N Savings Bank S
Savings Plan x
x 000
TOTAL 1
1599,0t5.2
SHIM AND WATER I10ROVEMUR FUND
Amr. Natl Banc and Trust B
Bonds- interest 2
206.00< {,
UST Bills I
Investieents `
`6 000 00
TOM M
M •
� x
J obnotone P.L. Nursery T
Trees 1
12 5:50
` B
Us Brother* and 90n3,Inc S
Sewer Repairs g
gg.00
B.N. and.,3ulliran` A
Attorney`P+ses` 5
550,80
y
� �
�iod]aaii Assoc, Inc. C
Contract Palratat o
o6 y
TOTAL
75.
Xerox Corporation Copy Machine 171.27
WATER. FUND
Waterous Company 'Hydront Parts $ 126t05
i
U . , { �:.4 ..
Products Company Water Meter Repair 209.52
Water
r
SEWER
Richfjeld Yards, .Inc.' .Pipe S 160.55
MW6 Installment 2, 036.28'
STREET FUND:
i4 .
Hallett Electric Service Co. Maint. Shop { s'' 45 00,
Donnell. Co. Y
Situ 42.90
Lake Auto, Supply R *pairs 38.91
`" 1Wm: Mualler 3 Sons ` r
��� � �� 81�Mix 68.25
Sears = ,. �.' -, Filter.
20.79.
" Itasca Equipmert%;.Co,.- Blue Len: 6.55��
BUILDING FUND:
u
f ..
h.
Buie NI r Market
p er ,,, Cleoniiig Supplies a 3707
Gross Industrial- °Servi ' - Floor Mats 23.60'
PARK FUND: «
Jol>suion's Prior Lake Nursery Seed $ 8.75
b = GLENDALE SEWER AND Y10ATER FUND
r.
" DvlriifiedlPipe Services, IrRC. TV Inspection Z 5,537.50
Braun Engineering Testing Cylinder Melds 10:80
= Johnston x, Prior Lake Nursery Trees
z
n
�`y �ll�li� ' h" �. kC�' K7QSM Xx1L'. ' tPATti '.kl:,;slsbk+atu.iaP3f5ax�' + 'tiJ;��".lre'ia�.+ �
.' M
MlHUM of the h Hues of the Villego Coundl of the Villsee�of MiK Lake in the County of Scott and State; of
Minneeeta, including all accounts tlydited by said Couodt.'
The, following invoices are scheduled to be paid on Tuesday No 8
8, 975:
MULMOLE FUNDS:
Scott, County Sheriff' R
Radio Maltese ,
,S 198.00
,'NSP U
Utilitiss• 1
1,854.89
"
Pitney owes
y P
Postage Meter 3
30.00
1&L's Lawn and Leisure R
Repairs 8
88.11
r,. S
Standard.0il G
Gas and Oil '
992:00
'
Banktirs life Company H
Hospitalization
1,163.55
-�..
GENERAL FUND:
Clare
nce Schmidt P
Plumbing. Inspector
302.00 c
Jo
hns/ii�'s Prior Lake Nursery T
Tree Inspector 4
4! 465.00'
Andreas Drug O
Office Suppl des 1
14.95 "
"
tinevFc W
Weed Inspector x
x131.95 j
j
'Jordan Independent B
Ballots 6
67.25
t R
Register of Deeds M
Microfilm °Copies V `
E. H. Newstrom B
Building .
` `3.75
`
University MinnssoM M
M*Iist ,
, 18.00