HomeMy WebLinkAbout08 04 1986CITY OF PRIOR LAKE
Agenda
ftday, August 4, 1986
CALL TO OELER 7:30 p.m.
1.: Pledge of Allegiarex
2. Rinutea of the Previous Meeting and Invoices Scheduled for Payment
on Tuesday, Aupift 5, 1986
7 =35 In 3. Consider Rwpnt from Steve Nielsen for 3.2 Beer License and
Cigarette License for impress Gas -n- Grocery
4. Consider Variance Denial Appeal from Dean and Brie Jansen
8s00 In 5. Consider Final. Draft of Moreland Nwwqmnnt Ordinenoo
6. Consdder Building Inspection Agreement with the City of Shakopee
7. Oxta der 1987 -88 Asswumant Agreem►t with Scott County e
S. Awiew Judge's Order Regarding Attornap flees for Shakopee Sioux
Community Lev Wt
9. Awiew Raised Last Weak Regarding Zoning Subdivision
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10. Consider Purcbmw of Scott County Garage
11. Consider Settlement Awards for North Shore Project Regarding
Scoggin Griffith &W ailard „
12. Status Aepoct of 1986 Pro
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13. Other Business
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Vie_ Common.cmwil of the City of Prior Lake met in regular session on Monday.
-August 4 1986 at 7 :30 p.m. in the City Council Chsobers. Present were Mayor
Andren, Oouncilmnobers Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, White, City Meaager McGuire,
City Planner Grazer; City Attorney Reseal, and Intern Garross. City engineer
hidtrsan arrived at 7 :45 p.m
Mayor`h4ren'called the meeting to order and asked everyone to rise for the
Fledge of allegiance.
The minutes of the July 28, 1986 meeting were reviewed by Counoil.
Kmw Was mm BY -lii1 m, snomm BY Sam, To Am= 7a !!II{IUlm AS ftut s
StsrQ'1'1 ',
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White,, the
motion passed uns davusly.
The invoices sc&luled for payment on Tuesday, August So, 1986 were mowed under
Other Business on the agenda.
%a Oau:cil then considered the request from Steve Nielsen for an of ,
non- intcaticating liquor license and a cigarette license. City Manager McGuire
informed the dounrcil that the Liquor Ommittee had reviewed the application for
the liquor license, an investigation had been conducted, the fees had been paid,
and the O000ittee was reoc wending appcoval. Mr. Mato re further stated that
the fee for the cigarette license had been paid and Staff was reoom ending
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!D►1'mN 1918 MADE BY BY FITit M*M, 7 APFSM M Off-Mg U4• Lic.
II II iCl1TII11; LIQIXaR LICE ADD = CMAR>fl'1>s LICENSE Im S'1m Nis" FOR ft. UC.
milli F S GAS -N- G80=6 Stm
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Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald. Scott, and White, the
notion passed un8nisooaly. "a- Geoomy
The next iteo on agenda was to consider the variance denial appeal from Dean and J �
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Marie Jansen. City Planner Graser informed `the Council that the attonxy Vr aWe
ripreeentinA the Jansen was not., able to attend the meeting and requested that DW j
the itsm be tabled until August 18. It was the consensus of the Council to A
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table this item until hagust 18.-
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Because it was <not 8 :09 p.m. the Council moved to an its under Other Business'
which was to consider the Developer's Agreamt for West Bage Estates. City
nmager !lire informed; the Council that the reason this was being added to the
agenda was because the ,request to consider the developer's agreement Was
submitted after the agenda had been prepared and the developer's agreement
nwedmd to be approved before utilities could be installed in the development.
The developer, Louis Stassen, was present and addressed the Council. City
avineer, Anderson stated that the developer's agreement had _been signed by Mr.
Stassen and the few "had been paid.
Discussion by Council followed. City Attorney Nessel stated that page 1,
paragraph 1 line 3 should read "Stassen Constructions, Inc., a Minnesota
Corporation (the "Developer") so that it is consistent with the signature.
MDMH NIS MADE BY FI'1'9QMLD, SBOOMED BY NH= TO Etff= INTO A MVZLOPERI S s
11Cs wS NM mum am TFVMMN INC. TBp DSwQ Hw of 1s W EDZ At
EBrATO AS AMEN=. Wlest Mae
Estates
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitsgerald, Scott, and White the
antion passed unanimously.
The Council then moved to item e6 and considered the Building Inspection
Agreemsat with the City; of Shakopee. City Manager MoOuire stated that the
purpose of this agreement was for the cities to provide each other' with backup
building inspection services. City Attorney Keeml reviewed the agreement and
reoos■ietded the following changes:
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1. Correct the spelling of "support' on page 1, paragraph 1, line 3.
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Z. Items 85 and #6 should read as follows:
""a City of agrees to indemnify and hold the City of
harness from any and all claims, liabilities, dumudn�
actions, doegm auto and'expenses including , reasonable attorneys
fees (wept Persaniml',injury to City staff) arising out of the services
performed pursuant to ;this agreement."
3. The signature line sho Id indicate ' that it is being signed an behalf of
the City of Prior Lake . a municipal corporation, by fits Mayer and its
City Manager.
Discussion by the Council followed.
1D�1' M WEB Mi1DE BT 1dil3s SBONM BY FITAGIMLD, TO APPRM THE BUII IDING Bindi
II AG'f V= WE C EW Of SWdM Sa AS 11MDND. Thqwticn
Upon a, vote taken ayes by Andren, ensse Fitzgerald, Scott, and White the
Notion prised unanimously.
"a Council then to its #7 and considered the 1987 -88 Assssame '
Agreement with Scott County. City Manager YxQdre informed the Council that
this agreement would continue the assessment services of Scott County for 1987 �
at the rate of 818400, and for 1988 at the rate of $18,500. Discussion
followed.
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NOTION MRS MADE BY FITZGERALD, SECONDED BY BUSSE, TO APPROVE 7HE 1987 -88 i9 - W
ASSES.SMW AGRSMENT' WITH. SOOTP COUNTY. " Asset
Agreement
Upon a wrote taken, ayes by Andrta, Busse,' Fitzgerald, Soott, and White, the
motion passed unanimously.
Council then moved to items #8 and. reviewed the Judge's order regarding
attorney's fees for the Shakopee Sioux Commmity law suit. City Attorney Ressel
informed the Council that Judge Magnuson awarded attorney's fees and costs to
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the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community in the amount of $5,171.12 dealing with
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the Petition for a Writ of Certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Kessel
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indicated that an appeal of this decision was not recommended and payment would
conclude the litigation. Discussion followed.
lDTMON WAS MADE BY WHITE, SMONM BY SCOTT, TO ISSUE A a= PAYABLE TO THE Atbm=T's
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SHAKOPEE` MDEiODMTON' SIOUX COMMUNITY IN THE AlDtW OF $5,171.12. Feu for
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Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald,_ Soott, and White, the 0 UMMmnty
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motion passed, unanimously. Law Sint
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A ten minute recess was then called.
Mayor Andren called the meeting back to order at 8:00 p.m.
The next itan on the agenda was to consider the final draft of the shoreland
managumment ordinance. Intern Garross reviewed the changes made to the ordinance
as directed by Council at the July 7, 1986` meting. Ns Garross explained that
the shoreland ma acmmant ordinance would become .,Section 6.12 of the swing
ordinance and cross referenoes would be made in the zoning ordinance :and the
subdivision ordinance.
Mike Mueller, representative from the Department of Natural Resources, was
pram* and addressed the Council. C mm i-nts were made from imbers of the
audience.
Discussion by the Council followed regarding the changes and the minimum lot
aim.
KM= WAS MADE BY FITS MLD, - SBOONMD BY BUSSE, TO ADOPT' ORDINANCE 86-02 Mom Ind
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AN ONE FOR TO MMOaMM OF SHDRMM AREAS OF TO CITY OF PRIOR IRKS
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1II= TEa DM'IIlITmNB AS A!AlDID, AND THE PrI,IQNING PROVISIONS: /
1. THAT I'1'M E 3-C, PXM 10 BE RE.41iiUCTUREa AS PER THE REOMM OF
D MMENT OF NATURAL RCS.
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2. 2M M WO14M OF SBCTIION 4-A-4, PAGE 12, C MMIN TO TERRIN(LOGY
"NW- +SI PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE" OR OTHER ALUM IC PLANS ' AS MAY BE
DER M APPIUMIl,'1'M BY M D6FAR'1l W OF NR2MM RESOURCES IN THE
3. SetTMON) 7-B, PXM 15, ADD "IF NO RESPONSE IS RICEIM BY THE CITY' OF
PRIOR LUM THIS TEN DAY PERIOD, THE DEPARMM OF NATURAL
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MINUTES OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNDIL August 4, 1986
4. SECTION 3-A-2 SHIERED AREAS, PAGE 8, THE KI IINM WMTH FOR WATER
FRONTAGE LOTS AT LAKE BE 80 FEET.
City Attorney Kessel asked that the following change be included in the motion
and Councilmember Fitzgerald agreed:;
5. SWTION 4 -E PACE- ; CHANGE TO READ 'PRIVATE USE OF PROPERTY DEDICATED
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TO THE RELIC
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There was a lens - -discussion by Council and Staff regarding the minimum width
for water fror'' --je lots at lake and setback lines and the minimum lot sizes.
Council* roe Fitzgerald made an amendment to #4 in his motion, as folio":
4. SBO TION 3 -A-2 SEMM AREAS, PAGE 8 FOR WATER FF40ND O ROTS BE CHANGED
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TO 75 FEET AT THE 80 FEET AT THE LAKE SESUM LIFE' AM
STAFF DROP A NIN PROVISION FOR PLANKED UNIT E VEIDPHM FOR
A MINISIONS WITHIN THIS ORDINANCE OONISISTEKT WITH DEPARMW OF ft9vJi nd
IRTURAL RESOUR SS GOIDBGINBS. ftogamt
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douncilmmdber Busse seconded tber amendmefit.
A vote Was taken on the amendment to the notion. Ayes by Busse and Fitzgerald,
nays by Andren, Scott and White; the motion did not carry.'
Counoilmembtr Soott made an amendment to the original motion as follow:
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4. SECTION: 3-A-1 SENERED AREAS, PXGE 8, FOR WATER FROND= IDTS BE CHANGED
TO 90 FEET AT THE LAKBSHOIM 75 FEET AT THE ORDINARY HIGH MASER LINE
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AND SWF DBVBZOP A NEW PROVISION FOR HAMM UNIT DBVKDPMW FOR
&Jew n ow WIC THIS ORDINANCE CONSISTENT WITH DEPAR7NOU OF ,.
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NATURAL RESOUTIM GUIDELINES.
Clouncilsomber Fitzgerald seconded the amendment.
There was further discussion to clarify the meaning of setback lines from the
road and the lakeshore. douncilaember Soott then withdrew the amendment to the
motion. Discussion continued.
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Qo�trrcilmesber Fitzgerald made an amendment to the original motion an follows
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4. S8f. M1N 3-Ar -2 WWW AREAS. PAGE 8, FOR MASER. FROMUM LOTS BE CHANGED
TO 75 FEET MIIaN#E! IMMM AND 9Q .FEET' WIDE AT THE SEIDACK LINE AND
SUM IS TO DEVELOP A NIN PROVISION FOR PLANLED" UNIT DEVE AFN W FOR
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SUBDIVISIONS " 1P12M THIS OMNA= OONSISTBNT WITH DBPAR'IIENT or
NATURAL F40OURM GOIDEt IIE'S.
Counclmsber Soott seconded the amendment to the motion.
For "clarification, Councilmwmber Fitzgerald stated that the 90 feet pride at the
setback line is the setback line for the road.
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A vote was taken on the . amendment to the motion. Ayes by Busse, Fitzgerald,
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Scott; nays by Andrea and White; the motion passed.
A_ vote , was then taken on the amended motion. Ayes by Busse, Fitzgerald, and
Scotts nays by Andren and White; the motion pessede
A five minute recess was called.
Mayor Andren called the meeting back to order at 9:45 p.m.':
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The next item on the agenda Was to i questions raised, at the previous
meeting regarding the zoning and subdivision ordinances." City Attorney messel
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distributed a nano to, Ommil indicating that Council could enact a zoning
amendment and make it contingent, but he would not reccamend it because of
certain practical reasons, such as setting a precedent. There was discussion by
Council, Staff and the audience regarding varying from the city code,
particularly the subdivision ordinance. Under the direction of previous
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Cbuncile, policies have been established and the question was raised if there
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Would be a problem with changing the policy now since a precedent has been set.
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Discussion continued.
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lIJT= WAS HAM BY FITZt EMM, SIDED BY SOOTT TO DIRHCT STAFF TO C@ERIM Zmft &
MM THE FR0=U128S THAT HAVE BEEN FST2lBL'ISEED BY THE `COUNCIL IM THE FEW &hhv'=m
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YS�IRS; TO IMMIDIATMY BBGIN UPORTI G T1M SUBDIVISION OMIR MCE AND PFo= Mdhmce'
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0OUNCIL WITH A LIST OF THE DEVIATIONS FROM THE ORDIMlM THAT HAVE OCCMUM. Directive
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There was discussion on motion. Ommilm tuber White made the following
friendly, amendment to the motion and Councilmembers Fitzgerald and Brew agreed
to;the amendment:
THAT STAFF OPEN= U HM THE PRO(MM THAT HAVE BM ESTABLISH® BY THE
mumm IN THE LAST Pw YEARS FI= ANYTHING THAT HAs Bum saamm ' As OF 5:00"
P.Me AUUN 4, 1986 AND E ng1CTIVE AVGUBT 5, 1986 AT 9 :00 A.M. AMY" MW
SIBDIVISICN FMMM SU8M 'Bfl ARE TO BE APPRISE OF THE ORDINANCE AND THEr HAVE
TO ADHERE TO IT UN M IT Is (
In further discussion, it was clarified that the interpretat of the current
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ordinance is that one building permit is allowed for the entire parcel.
Upon a vote taken on the amended notion, ayes by Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and
White; nay by Andren; the notion passed.
For the record Mayor Andren stated, "I request to be exempted from any liability
the City may incur by continuing; this practice."
A five minute recess waa called:
Mayor Andren called the meeting back to order at 10:53 p.m.
The next item on the agenda was to consider the purchase of the Scott County
Garage. City Manager McGuire indicated the interest in the garage was to extend
the street through to the Library to
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and create parking adjacent to the garage
to ,service the City and the downtown area. The appraised value of the property
is $45,90.0. Discussion by the Qx=il followed. City Attorney Kessel Was.
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MIIMES OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY OOUNCIL
August 4, 1986
instructed'(-to determine if the City could purchase the garage With a seven year
payoff or if it Would have to be a five year payoff.
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Mf)TION' WAS MADE BY WHITE, SNPM BY HiISSE, TO AUI M3M THE PMCHRSE OF" THE H=+d�se
MUM GANQZ AT A OOH OF $45,900 l� M THM EMIC IM SPIPULPMONS: Swtt
1. THE CITY LEASE THE G;ARR= BAM TO SOOTP ODUNff OVER A SEM YEAR PERIOD OmW'
AT $6,557.00 PER YEAR WHICH W MM BE A REa=ION FM THE PRINCIPLE G&TW
EKE YEAR.
2. WE CITY NU TBR nV= THE LEASE WIM A SIX MM NOTICE.
3. ' 1 TBAT sam CAUNTY MAKE To TH8 BUIIlm SD TMT IT FITS IN
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:, 7� BE NO OU ISIDE STO[MGE AMM TAE BUILDIM rXSELF.
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, and White, the
motion pond unen musly.
NOTION MRS, IMDE Or SOM SBOOHM BY FITEGMMD, TO .ODH M[E THE OWN=
MEb'1'IIG so= 11:00 P.M.
a Upon a vote,taken, ayes by Mdren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, and White, the
notion y.mmd unanimously.
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! alma next itso on. the agenda was to consider the settlement awards for the North
Short Project regarding Sooggin, Griffith and Neiland. City Engineer Anderson
inforasd the Qmm" that the property owners for Parcel 25, Jim 800ggin, and
Parosl: 2:1t. hung► Griffith, bore agreed not to file appeals to the
ors' amardes therefore, payment was recommended. The remaining 1
payout would be leas the 75% of the appraisal amount already paid.
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MS ME BY WIME, SWMM BY FITAGI MLD, MM A 20ML ]lto M OF a nim Sd.
x,825.00 BR PAID,FM THE ACQUISITION Or ME EAS POR PXRM 25. Fkrcel ?,5
mm ADM
Upon a vote tabea, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White, the
motion passed umeniscusly.
` IDi' — 1i1s' M BY Fr1sam m, S lOED BY 8001T, , MW ,A TOOL AMW OF $241300 maids. sd.1
PAID NOR ME aIQ',OIBITM OF THE Ei1SIa FOR PAR= 27R. R uwl 27R
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a vote tak�ea, ayes by Andren, Busse, .Fitzgerald, Soott, and White, ;the
salmon peones uerniaously.
City lrna4er MoWir�e► informed the omwil that the ou ners of the Weiland parcel
'had' agreed to settle for $20,500 ,md a deck for that amount has been issued to
that.
I�DTm1i WN MADE BY RKME, A BY FrrSGE M, TO WE=E ME MATOR Ale 5ettl 1
CM IIMRMR TO SIGN EMMIT B, RUPMATM OF MMMW RAM= MEW UM) Vailam
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Upon a'vote taken, ayes by Andren, Bu3m Fitzgerald, Scott, and white, the
motion passed unanimously.
Neat on the agenda was a status report of the 1986 projects. City Dginser
Anderson informed the - Council that there was same difficulty with the contractor
for Project W16, 9L4lco&ting and the contractor has bow given five days to
execute the contract or the City will call dorm his parforaanoe bond. Projects ftm- cn
86-11, Street Oaerlay, and Project 86 -12, Cates Street, are not wowing as 19% W.
rapidly as they should be and the contractor his been notified to mWedite the Pmjwts
work. Mr. Anderson gave a progress report on Project 82-3, North Sore Ttm*
Saver and wateaain, and irdiosted a meeting is scheduled for August 5, 1986
with the contractor regarding the lack of progress being mica at this-time.
SLe invoices scheduled for PayMent on Tuesday, August 5, 1986, were rwievea by
Council.
x mN was mm By FITmmwm, SOU BY Sam, M. AMOV6 'i INF ICES
SCOMMED POR PA1Y!lM AS 8®NITM.
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Upon a'vote taken, 'ayes by Andran, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and white, the
motion passed unanimously.
City Nmager YAMire distributed to the C iurcil. for their inforsatiow copies of
a Notice of Claims regarding the Charlw and Jackie Jorgensen property, a letter
from the &L%Opo*L Nd MW=ton Sion: QMMMity rNuastin9 an extMs oa. of sewer
MdY and rgwts from the Police Daparftm* regarding domitic and vaMalim
calls as they had requested earlier.
Councilmimr Fitzgerald stated that he had received aa■plaints regarding the
weeds In the right Of may On County Aaad 21 in the dmmtom area and asked that
that it 'be Maintained better.
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The neat Co me" meeting will be Monday, August 11, 1.906 at 7 :30 p.m.
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being no business, the meeting adjourned at 11 :25 p.w, by geaeral
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City Manager
Recording Secretary
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THE FaJCWING LIST OF INVOICES ARE 9CHMULED FOR PAYMENT ON TUES.. AUG. 5, 1986
MI9C. I�sPTS.
Delta Dental Plan
Insurance
923.10
Albinson
- Machine Rental
50.00
M nnegasoo
Utilities
93.67
I"gk of Mi Cities Insurance Trust
Insurance
16,789.00
Minnesota Valley Electric Co-op.
Utilities
820.08
Northam States 'Pourer Co.
Utilities.
6,576:56
C. H Carpenter L ffber Co
Misc. Supplies
193.45
Dan's Auto Repair
Repairs
20.75
Prior Lake 1 76"
Repairs
163.40
Ren SVee
Plan Checking Fee
430.25
ScoraW Data Systeas
Phone Installation
225.00
= Wint
ftlephone Service
159.05
-Jobn A dren
Reiub. for Meeting expenses
115.77
Micheal A. MaGuire
Peiab. for Meeting expanses
24.00
Treasurer MCFM
Dues
15.00
Copy Duplicating Products
Copier Rental i 9*pties
290.56
Ring Fire Extinguishers
Squipsent Maintene P
35.00
Hneor�a BsaMn
City Hall Cleaning
700.00 4
Trin City Bkrdware Co.
Building Maintemnoe 84*lies 30.60
;;B�iC.BSliilY'
8oatt "Cnvnty Sheriff
Radio Maintanirm Contract
289.60
tknifocais Maiaited
es
194.50
,Don 9treicber Qum
SupplLas
146.00 .
4barty Photo SBrvice
94pplies
109.40
Meleon Radio CoaMuniaitioucvs
squiPent 74pairs
26.00
I an Tm
Owtaranoe Registration Fens
273.06
Rwin Safe
Ifthicle Naintenanoe
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64.00
yam llpaae
Capital squipaant
546.04
I" ft, binort
Nilliga
14.40 r
aer9anw Medical, Products
, Supplies
664.63
Fire Chief Magazine
9ub8cription
18.00
RDbett Mca►lliattr
Animl Control
406.22
Stott Camay Sheriff
Radio Maintenance Contract
318.80
Starr Office Products
Netco lbae
94wlies
Rental
87
26.00
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RayoM Johnson
ReinDurNent of Expenses
24.15
Bruce C. Lindell
A4pairs
200.00
C. R. araa er, Inc.
Capital IaV.avewents
1,649.00
Cosauenioaton Auditors
Radio Repair
20.00
Park Program Charter
105.00
Park Program Supplies
39.01
Park Program Supplies
�� Kingbor7 Bus Co.
Park Program
Triarco Arts h Crafts
Copies
S1 S Arts & Crafts
tkte■iployment Campensation
Children's Museumi
Supplies
ID8 4719
Repair Supplies
HN UC Fund
Park Maintenance Supplies,
Rokesh Athletic Supplies
Supplies
MTI Distributing
Concession Supplies
Leroy Dorn
Registration Fee
�9hn'8'
Rubbish Removal
177.50
Repairs
NN Fa;kQ'aperviaorn Assn.
Repair
Duality, arts Control
'Tapairs
9ardWs Locksmith Service
Park Maintenance Supplies
Prior Lake Electric
Park >Maintan■rwe Supplies
J i J Radiator service
Rentals
J. L. ShWy Co.
Equipment Maintenw=
New Pro on Lumber
bete ftnagem
Library Cleaning's Supplies
ent.
Ring Pire Extinguisher
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Dolores Berens
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11eda m p
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68.00
Park Rental
J�edtie Dunham
Refund
Hamwin Packs
Refund
Mrs. DO= ften
Refund
Mrs, l 9 elvorsen;
Refund ;_ "
Daraleer Lean
Alien satin-
go Hiddey
Aefund
i lY Moberg
aim Cos
LVMIme
Aafutd
Mee Raft n
v!a
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Jledaooer
OUSid CN* & ibbacoo Co.
REE�ad
Dept. of G1cm ret /Canes
MINNE 1 3iLM
Refund
An*llers i Rogers
Refund
Reaydette neter Conditioners
Refund
aef omn liter Q' X ditioasing
Refund
Pen" Patch
Concession Supplies
94.83
Mrtiw Products co.,
Miter Pollution Control hederati�on
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Speciia Oensus Payment
eerricsompter of Ducnsville
serer
Chemicals
Dixie Petro Charm
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Repairs
206.60
Repairs
t,
Park Program Charter
105.00
Park Program Supplies
39.01
Park Program Supplies
22.78
Park Program
59.00
Copies
2.00
tkte■iployment Campensation
233.59
Supplies
81.41.
Repair Supplies
97.70
Park Maintenance Supplies,
130.00
Supplies
70.60
Concession Supplies
271.95
Registration Fee
85.00
Rubbish Removal
177.50
Repairs
22.50
Repair
157.25
'Tapairs
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Park Maintenance Supplies
I9I.18
Park >Maintan■rwe Supplies
56.00 '
Rentals
297.47
Equipment Maintenw=
15.50
Library Cleaning's Supplies
78.16
Senior Citizens
75.00
Park Progrm Instructor
28.00
Park Program Instructor
68.00
Park Rental
27.00
Refund
23.00
Refund
3.00
Refund
58.00'
Refund ;_ "
29.00
Aefund
29.00 .
Aafutd
29.00
Refund
29.00
REE�ad
29.00'
Refund
29.00
Refund
29.00
Refund
29.00
Refund
29.00
Concession Supplies
94.83
Speciia Oensus Payment
3.950.00
Chemicals
312.20
Repairs
206.60
Repairs
107.50
Repairs
40.00
Supplies
590.99
Dues
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