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CITY OF _PRIOR LAKE
Tuesdsy, February 18. 1986
CALF. TO OFAM 7:30 p.m.
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Pledge of Allegiance
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Minutes of the Previous Meeting and Invoices Scheduled for Payment
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on Vbdnesdey, February 19, 1986
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Discuss Appointments to Prior Lake/Wing Lake I1atershed District
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Public Bearing - Bob and Cindy Boaggeman.Street and Alley Vacation
8 :00 Pa S.
Public Hearing - Project 86-14. Lord's Street Bridge
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Consider- Sctwokel Easement for Project 82-3, North Shore Trunk
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Sever and
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Discuss Sattloent Agr+asaent with Witkowski.
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Other Business
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a. hire and Rescue Aaport
b Police Report
c. Tressurer's Agwtt
d. Building Pene1ts Report
e. Dog Catcher's Report
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and Correspondence
a. Next COou ncU Meeting - Mondey, February 24. 1986 at 7 :30 p.m.
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MINUM OF 7HE CITY COUNCIL,
February 18, 191*
The Comicin Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on Tuesday
February A, 1906 at 7:30 pm. in the City Council Chmqbers.Prementwere Mayor
Andren, Oautic ilaembers Bu sse, Fitzgerald, Scott, White, City Manager McGuire,
City Engineer Ande j -City Planner Graser, Assistant , City Henager/Hoonamic
Developwft Director Unmacht, City Attorney Reseal and Plaiming Intern Garross.
Noyar'kdren called the meeting to order and asked everyone to rise for, the
pled Of allegianCe.
The minutes of the Etbruary 10, 1986 meeting and the. Invoices scheduled for
poymmit on Vedusday, FebruaLy 19, 1986 were reviewed by Council.
MX= MS HIM BY FMMFAM, 0MUM BY MM, tO AH*= TO HINMW AM &
cam rm immm As samirrm. Ttnuioes
q= a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Bu sse. Fitzgerald# Scott, and Rite, the
notion passed unanimouslys
the" raft its on the agenda was to dibeuss the appointment of two managers to
the'. Prior U*q/W1nq,Lake Watershed District. City Manager McGuire referred to
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a ,!letter received from the County Administrator's Office for P.L.A.1-'
reooie I I Lons for the appo, before the tens expire on March 3, 1986. Wkter.*Ad
E J _ ----: followed. CoaoeM was expressed that there was not
time to contact other ".e interested in serving an the'Natershed District and
povidbly make the r i n m anUtion to the County Board that in the future these
rpenings be published in the piper several woks prior to the appointments being
'iM= MS mm" By warm' SKMM Iff Bum" mom or
'r NOW GUMMM (Prior Lake) AND PUAAMt OLMOM (Wing, Lake) TO THE PRIOR
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- ban Benson, "f Coordinator for the Prior Lske/SpriM Uke ftterstwd. District
qsoftemd the Council. Be , Indicated that when the Watershed District was found
thift were, IL ftw ambers from Prior Lake, but since 1984 there have beefi only
two Prior Lake. Prior Lake is the major contributor to the District and
felt Prior Lake should again have three ambers on the Board.
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There was further discussion by the Council. Councilmember White, with the
,..� agreement of Busse, withdrew his motion. The general consensus of the Council
was to table this itent from one week to allow them time to contact others Who
may be interested in serving on the Board. Staff was directed to contact. the
County Board to`make certain recommendations made next week Would not be too
late for consideration.
The monthly reports were I then reviewed by Council.
MOTION WAS _M" , BY BUSSE, SIMM D BY FITZGERALD, TO ACCEPT THE FIRE AND RM= Fire & Res.
F 9OW FOR JANUARY AS SUBMITTED. PAPWt
MOTION WAS - MADE BY SCOTT, SBOONDED BY WHITE, TO A PT THE JANIUARY POLICE Fblice
REPORT AS SUBMITTED. papmt
MOTION WAS MADE BY BUSSE, SBOOrDED BY FITZCERRLD, TO ACCEPT THE FEBRUARY 1, 1986 Tmmm
TREASURER'S S MOST AS SUBMITTED.
Kn7ON WAS MADE BY BUSSE, .,ADDED BY WHITE, TO ACCEPT THE BUILDING PERMIT 9 6• Pe
F49M FOR JANUARY AS SUBMITTED. PAPM r
MOTION WAS'' MADE BY S'BW DED BY BUSSE, TO ACCEPT' THE JANUARY DOG CATCHER'S ft cRtd
REPORT AS ` SBMITTED. P4=
It was the &etal oaWMt of the CMMMI to accept the reports as s imtted.
wyor:Andrewcalled the public hearing for the Bob and Cindy Boegeman Street and
lemy Vacation to order at 7 :45 p.m. and read for the record the notice of the
hearing as plAished in the Prior Lake American on February 3 and 10, 1986.
Planning , .Iibirn, Deborah Garross, presented the request from Bob and Cindy
Boegewen for the vacation of an unizooved section of Seventh street and an
alley' that lies ,north and east of the Hollywood Inn in Spring Lake Townsite.
Mge Gsrroea indicated that contrary to previous information, there are utilities
located in the rosS ay and alley and Northern States Parer, North American Cable
ffd Scott Rice Telephone Ca =W indicated they did not oppose the vacation as
",lcng as utility easements were granted.,
the discussion was opened to the audience. Jim Anderson, representative of
Mira*jssoo addressed the Council indicating that they, like the other utility
campaniew3 Would not oppose the vacation as long as utility easements were
Wanted. Discussion by, the Council and Staff followed concerning vacating only
part of the alley, future use of this vacated area and possible buried
utilities: (The tapes will be�kept on file in the Office of the City Manager as
the official record of the public hearing.)
![X7ON WAS AM _BY FMG6`EKD, SBOON= BY WHITE, TO COMM THE BOB AND CINDY Oahe
BONGW PUBLIC HSNRINB AT THE MARCH 3`, 1986 MEETING AT 8:00 P.M.
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on a vote, taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitsgerald, Scott, and White, the
m otion passed unanimously.
Nw" Andren then called to order the public hearing for Project 86-14, Lord's
Street. Bridge at 8 p.m. and read for the record the public notice for the
hearing Which was published in the Prior Lake American on February 3 and 10,
1986,
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City .Engineer Anderson described the project and presented the am*nded
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Feasibility Report, method of assessment and manner of payment. 7he cost
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summary is as follows:
Minnesota Department of Transportation $112,064.50
City Ram :(404) !4.141.28
Assessable (60!) 66.211.93
Zbt $222.417.71
The inprovement will be assessed on a unit basis ($66,211.93 divided by 41 units
$1,614.93 unit assessment).
The diocuesion was opened to the audience and comments were imade. (The tape
Will be kept in the Office of the City Manager as the official record of the
public hearing.) Discussion by the Council followed.
"mom WAS m4 t By FrnGmm, mmmw BY WHITS, TO AOQiPP M PSASIBII,I3Y
RERT PR1=M BY STAFF AND TO APMi M F OMM 86-14, WWI S SMM BRZt M lad's
Street
Upon a vote, taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White, the drift
notion passed un,7aninously
NMM MRS MM BY SOMT, SBOORM BY FITZGBEi M, TO MD►7MM TH6 PUBLIC AjQUM
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vote- t krn, j Fns =by ►nd en, Busse, Fitzgerald. Scott, and White, the
notion passed ": unaniwously. The puhlie, hearing adjourned at 900 pod.
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A r heft was the% called. j E '
Nam indren C, 1 4, the meetinc back to order at 9 :10 P.M.
The next, item ' i 6e agenda ;'moss to consider ■o
1 the Sdkel Sument for Project
Sni'�r�r' a nd !later. City engineer Anderson e3ipla ned that
4 trunk < uaten ain • i, s being � nst,; from I Brooksville 6th Addition to the
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4nteiii o on oe dy 0*4e Trails anc'1; 160t,h Street. The route established for
'the watemmal reqaii�w the reriocitian of a single car garage and four . am-inch
tree cACnad. by R. ; J. 9cts:okel ' ar astinstiiad cost of `1,000.00., D by
Council f6110"d. "
MDT= WAS MM wr WHITE, S�UV CI FM GM;§LD, TO AFFROV6 THg CM 'OF PRIOR Schwhal
LM RIQOMT G Mwv1 'SIMM 1 :%i k" 1 ��i4ii M OWN TM LOT IN � FM MR. N. J. �smt
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BCt'S EMZ� MUll�2t 86 -132. Prm;1,
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Upon,, %Vft t�ken,,; age by Andreni, B.�na:e, Fitmw- nl4, Scotto and White, the
M*ion pax” d unut moualy.
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ag � nt wiyh the WitkaFrekis. tx
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that 'this ue bat i Lnseeolved s hoe the paving
lhgitr,Ande'rson. esplas�ed iss
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QE, lairlaFm ; S,10M Trail in 1978. At that sto�aa sewer way installed
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ra piriag a,panding easaeent which was never si**d. ,r'An agraemet►I had new been
reodbed aed "Staff was r doe rdir:g approve o F that'agra!leltt. Diec ussien :by
!M Omnell, followed.
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WOMEN
MTON WAS MME BY FITnGMW, SBMDED BY BUSS, TO ACCEPT THE STIPtit.K'*M Setdammt
SIMMiM OF JANET M. M J08N idI'1l=M ANA JCM W. BOOM VERSUS 'M CITY 'o with
PRIOR LICE AM IN_ CONJCai(.TMN A DIRBLTIVR TO STAFF TO PREPARE A SMDIVISION AS Kidwwdns ,
PETMMTTED UNDER, RIMUI'IC� 18-21.
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse., Pitxgeraldj Scott, and White, the
motion passed unanimously.
City'ftrager 11oMdre distributed information to the Council on the bridge at
County And 21 between Eau Claire Trail` and Quincy Street for their
it tori ation Discussion followed. Staff Was asked to prepare, a map and- proposed
timetable for 'coepletion of County Road 21 to 3M '
' . Mnlor Andren,, informed the Council that she and City ! mvkger McGuire would be
attanaing�_ a breakfast With Senator Robert Schmitz and Representative Cluck
Dimler on may, February 24. If anyone has any ts or concerns they
ab ould give then to lhyor: Andren prior to honday.
City Rgbmr Anderson informed the Council that Assistant City Engineer Bruce
Lousy has been designated as Prior Lake's representative on the .Prior
Lske/Spcing Lake Watershed District, Sand Creek ^Watershed District. Credit.
River Mttershea_District and Shakopee Basin Watershed District.,
City Attorney Wesel informed the aou<ncil that the FM did recently pass- an
order '.t+garding satellite dishes.; M, has requested a copy,of this order and
will pmide copies for the O mmil and' „ Planning Oomission when they are,
availalale. , � ,��
sloe put, Council msetiig will be Monday. February 24, 1986 at 7:30 p.m:
Rate being na further business. the meeting adjourned at 9 :42 pm. by general
cones* of the abuncil.
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THE EMUNIM LIST OF INVOICES ARE SCHMM,® FOR PAYMNT ON M.
FEB. 19, 1986'
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Stag Treasurer
City Share - F1Q1
1,989.12
State Treasurer
_.City Share -;: PEAR
2,977.55
LeW* of Mel Cities
Insurance
73,250.00
Bankers Life
Insurance
4.506.68
Delta Dental
Insurance
776.00
`oast to Coast Stokes
Misc. `Rq*lies
77.04,'
Awe Office supply
Office Supplies
24.00
Corp:
Office Slapplies
121.78
,Reliable_
The Drawing Board
Office Supplies
109.98
Aibiason
Machine Rental
50.00
C C Special Products
U)906'
262.54
Styr]er'Drug
Nisc. Supplies
138.60
MMM IQ
Misc. Skpplies
175.56
Stott Rice Telephone Co.
llelephone Service
704.26
` M Valley Electric Co-op.
Utilities
797.33
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Utilities
1,727.70
Carlson 09 Hardware
MAP. SLppliee
48.15,
Makei Cif Co.
Fuel
2,740.65
Prior Like C rquest
Repair Sq*1 e
833.49
y Prior Lake 0 76"
Vehicle,: Repairs
313.00
C..B. Caipenter Lumber CD.
Repair Stippiies'
541006
Flirts Dept. Inc. , ., _
Repair Shpplies�
62.02
' *-V G4s do
Utilities'
Processing
487.50
daep �ioa, Inc.,
Utility Bill
1,544.3W
Clwrrles er
Planning Consultant
100.00
';5�resaton °
Cotferenee s
4.321
Prior Lake 1lerican
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Rubliehing
46.69
Loretta Lame;' ,
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Seminar Expenses
14.00, II
Susie Meyer` "
Mileage and Expense Reimb.
28.96
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. lids. star -& Tribune
-8fteription
62.40
Nidna VSterinsrir' Suggy
Dog ��'4egis
35.37 I
Lurie 9cwts Mil"ge
12.20
;L en, !ikon, Sullivan a Cole
\ Attorney Fees
3,141.35
1 .!!manic_ Planning Assn.
\ Publications
215085
lladtagW Computer .8yitteosCaoputerSUpplies
a Disk
13,464.49
eolidsy Willlags.
YM Tapes• ;
53082
. °mk Aiticosl Bank
Oo.Vacs
OddNfter Payment
2,714.14
195000
Adi-
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Ruth Star Siervicie
Insurar,►x
525.00
,Rick
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a ne • SLppty Co.
Mainfianariw Shpp�lies _%
58.78
ti. „River
R' R'Qarpet Service
Repair i Ma htbawee
27.00
Mayor i aDUrrCl 4
Salaries \
1,350.00
1 !lotlie
Car' Alloiearxx ��
.5.00.00
, ` t' . l`lpd ectner
Car AllOwume 75.00
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s . �' Hotst Graser
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Car l�llioe
75.00
PfIRLIC SAFETY
k ,. Noll's Hallmark
Prior Lake Service Center
Brad Leff
ISD #719
Crime Prevention Advisory Committee
Richard Powell
FIRS AND RSA
cl Reynolds Welding
Commmication Auditors
Wolf Motor Co.
Road Rescue Inc.
Smokes -Eater
Creative Graphics
Robert McAllister
Copy Equip ant= Inc.
County Recorder
Obf�l'
First Insurance Valley View
Earl. F. Andersen & Associates
bakolm Ford
NSP
Minnesota Good Roads
Cetgo Parts Service
Regi onal Mutual Aid Assn.
Larry Anderson
Bruce Logy
Own Dobw
Donna Vig
Lois Phillips
Jan Oday
11ates Clothing. Co.
Michelle Cords -&Moon
Aeaeascberr Red Owl
Mourm, Jaedorf
ft Soe■erss
01 Distributing Co.
Prior Lake Aggregate
M. A. Gidney Co.
Vblley engineering Co.
F & D Soppily Co.
Shakopee Public Utilities.
*-V Gas Co.
01 Distributing Co.
!!omens Supply Co..
Dolores Berens
llillim Mangan
Photo Finishing
Vehicle Repairs
Vehicle Maintenance
Yearbook
Registration Fees
Chr Allowance
Supplies
Repair Supplies
vehicle Repairs
Equipment Repairs
Subscriptions
Printed Supplies
Animal Control
54.65
61.95
40.00
20.00
36.00
150.00
7.13
29.11
47.00
11.33
138.00
151.30
363.02
Misc. Supplies
443.98
Property Recording copies
76.00,
Engineering Fees
2,184.55
Insurance
28.00
Signs
662.23
Repair Supplies
17.83
Utilities,
100.80
Mewbership Fees'
60.00
Vehicle Repairs
1,735.35
Meobership Fee
10.00
Car Allowance
150.00
CAr Allowance
150.00
Refund
8.00
Refund
16.00
Refund
26.00
Refund
14.00
Perk Program Supplies
450.00
Publication
20.00
Supplies
22.59
Park Program Instructor
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Park Program Instructor
54.00'
Repair Supplies
68.52
Park Repair Supplies
4.86
Supplies
68.00
Engineering Fees
248.50
Sell Tools & Bquipaent
85.4,4
Utilities
20.76
Utilities
225.00
Service Training School
40.00
Supplies "
378.00
Library Cleaning & Supplies,
77.32
Car Allowance
150.00
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Devi d Mrnacht
Mileage & Reimbursement
-- 64.50
WRIER tFM-IW
Vbn Waters i Rogers
Chemicals
237.90
Unistrut Northern
Repair Supplies °
153.00
!l�OC
Installment
0r54
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MIFOC
SAC Charges
1;732.50
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Matowald Builders
City Hall Eat. #3
111,386.70
Close Associates, Inc.
Professional Services
1,385.68
Bud W. Wer erskirchen Abstract
Ow*rs & Encumb. Reports
2.450.00
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HDrWest Bads;
Debt Service
129.538.45'
Laren,.Nalson,'Sullivan &
Attorney Fees
516.00
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