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Home My WebLink About09 15 19864+ CITY OF PRIOR LAKE hiendat Mornay, September 15, 1986 700 p.m. c , 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Minutes of the Previous Meting and Invoices Scheduled for Payment_ on Tuesday, September 16, 1986 7 :35 pie 3. Continue Consideration of Comprehensive Plan Amardment Regarding -_ Raspberry Ridge '9 :00 pm 4. Asse mmnt Hearing Project 82-3, North Shore Trunk Seller and 1�tersain 5. Hill Henning - Titus II Addition 6. Almac Inc. - Aegoest for Public Hearing 7. Bob Brwn - Consider Final Plat S. Monthly Reports for August a. Building <Fermit Report b. Dog Catcher Report b c. Fire and AeKVe Report d. Pblice.Peport e. Treasurer's` "Amport 9. Other Business as ° b. c. 10. Its aed Correspoedenoe a. Next Council tkshop - Nmday, September 22, 1986 at 7 :30 p.m. b . c. 11. Adjourament Kil5 4474M AIM DAKOTA XNEET S.E. P.O.'SOX $1111 PRIOR LAKE, MINNESOTA 56372 k I CITY OF PRIOR LAKE 4. MnnM3 OF W. CI'17C OWN= September 15, 1986 The C=on Council of the City of Prior Lake not in regular session on Monday September 15, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. Present were Mayor 3 Andren, Councilmeabers Busse, FitageraVA, Scott, White, City Manager FbOuire, 3 City Wgineer Anderson, City Planner Graser, Assistant City MonagoVloonmic Development Director Otieacht, Assistant City Engineer Loney, Intern Garross and City Attorney Nelson. Finance Director Ten deer arrived at 8 :03 p.m. Mayor Andren- called the weeting to order and asked everyone to rise for the pledge of allegiance. The minutes of the September 8 1986 meeting were reviewed by Council. i 1DT= MRS ' HIM BY FITIGSEP M SBOMM BY WEE=, TO APPRM US MIIItA'E'S AS Itin:tes SURCETM. Upon a vote taken ayes by Andrea, Busse, Fitzgerald. Scott, and White, the motion passed unanimously. The invoices scheduled for payment on Tuesday, September 16, 1986 were reviewed by Council. lDTPOIi; N18 MM BY 3Blomm BY FITsanw,D, TO Apfam' = INVOICES 7nA3cea POWPAYMM AS SUNITi). Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott. and White, the motion passed unanimously. fie next itse an the agenda was to continue consideration of the Cc■prehensive Plan amen3rni regarding Raspberry Ridge. Greg Ropischke stated that as a remlt of a useting held with the neigbborhood, the developer was proposing a revised ptelininny plat. This revised: plat now consisted of 91 lots instead of 93, four lots were ramowed in the development at the end of Raspberry Ridge Rand to prawzve the wetlands ad it is proposed to dedicate this laid to the City for park purposes`with C-1 zoning. The developer, Wart WbIgh, read for the record a letter outlining restrictions for the development that were agreed upon by the neigbborbood and the developer. City Plainer Graserr commented on the letters received free the Department of Ittural Aesourcen and the Sail Conservation Service regarding the preservation of the wetlands. Mr. Grayer presented three different exhibits for lots at the f612) 4474M 46U DAKOTA STREET S.E. P.O. BOX; 359 PRIOR LAKE, MINNESOTA 55372 MIWMS OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL September 15, 1986 end of Raspberry Ridge Road to preserve the wetlands and also reviewed three options for the alignment of Lord's Street, Option I being included in the developer's proposal leaving Lord's Street in ita current alignment and, a neighborhood connection to the development via Manitou Road. r]orb Traxler, representing the neighborhood', addressed the Council stating they Were in agreement With the proposed preliminary plat and Would withdraw their opposition. to the Comprehensive Plan amendment. He further stated they would agree to a minimum frontage of 95' for the lots facing Manitou Road if those ham had a minim= setback of 30 feet. Discussion by the Council followed regarding the plat, the procedure to follow since preliminary plat approval had been given by the Council before, and if consideration of the preliminary plat should be, delayed a week to allow wore time to review the new proposed plat. City Attorney Nelson advised that the Council has the authority to approve the revised preliminary plat without taking it back to the Planning Ca■ mission. It was the consensus of the Council to consider the plat at this time and not delay it a week. i i s lDTICN 1i RS PAZ BY FITSGBAMM, SBOMED BY WE=, TO ACCEPT THE AI#WD6D PRB,INII8M PLAT TO REFt,Ef.T THE CHAIGES AS SET FOIE ON MMIBIT B DATED Aaicied SST BR 15 1986 SLSJWT TO THE FCx,I HIND: PmLUdnaq Plat 1. WILLM LA Mme' BE R120M. R LN*Mr, Ridge 2. TO PCNDING AREA AT THE NMM END. OF THE PLAT BE DEDICATED TO THE CITY OF PRIOR LAKE FOR PARK PUMM WITH C -1 SMOG. q 3. DBmnm SUBMIT THE RESTRICTIONS AND CIR1Vwm AS nu m: a) THE FRMWW FOR LOTS PWMG WWTW' FDAD WILL BE 95 FEET AND MURMIN AT LUST 30 MOT SETBACK FRChi THE ROAD RIGHT F iAY. b) RES tYCTPOtiS AS SET FOidB TN LIEN #4 OF THE DBVDAPBR' S LETTER DAB" ['S�'1'E�6ER 15, 1985. AS TO KINI" WOW SIZES BE PUr' INTO AN Awl AND FILED Y(" lRE',N1i,Y WITH THE HAIMSHEM. 4. 'IBB DiOftbM PRWIDd A BUILDING ENNAPS FOR THE NMaMILY LOTS ON THE SWBD 4WR AM AN AWMGW THAT TO 'SAFES AND TREW ON ERM OF T I= BS' Ppize tVED. Discussion on i:he motion fallcwe i regarding adding., the contingencies of rezoning the paroel and'amerding Section 203 of the Zoning Ordinance regarding the Stom Mhter Now90 entn Plan. Councilmombers, Fitzgerald and white agreed to adding the following contingency to the notion: 5. THE RED OF THE PARSEC. Upon a vote taken. ayes by Ardren. Busse. Fitzgerald, Scott, and 'White, the notion to Wmed unanimously. WTION MS mos BY Przoa ma, SDmmm BY 500►1T, TO APMW THE AHENMW OF Awd Omp, in I= USE. I" III IN THE PLAN TO BE CONSISTENT W17H PIM far Ta SU IDWISICN PKFIOSED IK HXHMT B DATED SEPTINW ° 15, 1986. RLVbee7 Ridge 2 H MIWMS OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL September 15, 1986 end of Raspberry Ridge Road to preserve the wetlands and also reviewed three options for the alignment of Lord's Street, Option I being included in the developer's proposal leaving Lord's Street in ita current alignment and, a neighborhood connection to the development via Manitou Road. r]orb Traxler, representing the neighborhood', addressed the Council stating they Were in agreement With the proposed preliminary plat and Would withdraw their opposition. to the Comprehensive Plan amendment. He further stated they would agree to a minimum frontage of 95' for the lots facing Manitou Road if those ham had a minim= setback of 30 feet. Discussion by the Council followed regarding the plat, the procedure to follow since preliminary plat approval had been given by the Council before, and if consideration of the preliminary plat should be, delayed a week to allow wore time to review the new proposed plat. City Attorney Nelson advised that the Council has the authority to approve the revised preliminary plat without taking it back to the Planning Ca■ mission. It was the consensus of the Council to consider the plat at this time and not delay it a week. i i s lDTICN 1i RS PAZ BY FITSGBAMM, SBOMED BY WE=, TO ACCEPT THE AI#WD6D PRB,INII8M PLAT TO REFt,Ef.T THE CHAIGES AS SET FOIE ON MMIBIT B DATED Aaicied SST BR 15 1986 SLSJWT TO THE FCx,I HIND: PmLUdnaq Plat 1. WILLM LA Mme' BE R120M. R LN*Mr, Ridge 2. TO PCNDING AREA AT THE NMM END. OF THE PLAT BE DEDICATED TO THE CITY OF PRIOR LAKE FOR PARK PUMM WITH C -1 SMOG. q 3. DBmnm SUBMIT THE RESTRICTIONS AND CIR1Vwm AS nu m: a) THE FRMWW FOR LOTS PWMG WWTW' FDAD WILL BE 95 FEET AND MURMIN AT LUST 30 MOT SETBACK FRChi THE ROAD RIGHT F iAY. b) RES tYCTPOtiS AS SET FOidB TN LIEN #4 OF THE DBVDAPBR' S LETTER DAB" ['S�'1'E�6ER 15, 1985. AS TO KINI" WOW SIZES BE PUr' INTO AN Awl AND FILED Y(" lRE',N1i,Y WITH THE HAIMSHEM. 4. 'IBB DiOftbM PRWIDd A BUILDING ENNAPS FOR THE NMaMILY LOTS ON THE SWBD 4WR AM AN AWMGW THAT TO 'SAFES AND TREW ON ERM OF T I= BS' Ppize tVED. Discussion on i:he motion fallcwe i regarding adding., the contingencies of rezoning the paroel and'amerding Section 203 of the Zoning Ordinance regarding the Stom Mhter Now90 entn Plan. Councilmombers, Fitzgerald and white agreed to adding the following contingency to the notion: 5. THE RED OF THE PARSEC. Upon a vote taken. ayes by Ardren. Busse. Fitzgerald, Scott, and 'White, the notion to Wmed unanimously. WTION MS mos BY Przoa ma, SDmmm BY 500►1T, TO APMW THE AHENMW OF Awd Omp, in I= USE. I" III IN THE PLAN TO BE CONSISTENT W17H PIM far Ta SU IDWISICN PKFIOSED IK HXHMT B DATED SEPTINW ° 15, 1986. RLVbee7 Ridge 2 MINUTES OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL 1 September 15, 1986 Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White, the motion passed unanimously. A five. minute reoeRs Was then called. - Mayor Andren called the meeting back to order at 8:54 p.m. Mayor Andren stated that the next item on the agenda was the assessment hearing for Project 82 -3 North Shore Trunk Sewer and ►rater and because she was a property owner involved in this project she would be vacating the chair. Acting Mayor Scott then presided at the meeting. Acting Mayor Scott called the assessment hearing for Project 82 -3, North Shore Trust Sewer and Nntenmain to order at 8:55 p.m. and read for the record the notice of the public hearing as it appeared in the Prior Lake American on Proj. 82-3 September 1, 1986. The tape will be kept on file in the Office of the Cityiwth Manager as the official record of the public hearing. an ASSUMMMt Finance Director der reviewed the project 'cost_, summary stating that the Hmrft total cost of the „project is $2,416,.374 and the assesamrent rate is $124.42 per front foot. $2,097,429.88 or, 88% of the project is being assessed which includes connection fees. '$?92,344.i2 or 12% of the project (which - excludes Green Acres special levy) is�to be paid by ad valorem tax. Mr. Teacher explained the City's assessment pol icy, showed samples of assessments and annual payments, informed the property owners of alternate methods of payment, and reviewed the fees for connection to the utility system. City Engineer Anderson reported.on the effect of not paving Beach Street. The,, rate would be reduced by $1.10 per foot if Beach Street was not paved and from a cost/benefit analysis, it would not appear to be in the best interest of the residents to not pave Beach Street. Mr. Anderson also reported on the rate of the acreage: charge. He explained that the reason for the acreage charge was to equalise the asse+eaeent between large and small parcels with _different frontages and to 'reflect trunk charges for sewer and eater facilities- to the neighborhoods. Um calculating the actual trunk charges within this project, the cost was less than $2,500 per acre, and, therefore, an increase in the cost was not reooammended. fte discussion was then opened to the audience. Comments were made and questions were answered by the Council and Staff regarding the project. mound MoCorkell read for the record a prepared letter regarding the project and appealsd the assmmant for his parcel #25 040 023 0. 4 Ka Dahlgren, 4979 Beach Street N.6., read for the record her letter opposing the .assessment on Parcel #25 926.,015 0, Parcel #25 926 015 1 and Parcel #25 028 002 0> because of removing all the trees abutting the lots and twitting a storm sever pond in that area. Discussion of the Council followed. lDT= ms mm By FITBG' mw, swomm By BUSSS, THAT = ASS ESNE d15 FOR D dF= PAR= #25 926 015 0, PARML #25 926 015 1 AND PAR(I #25 028 002 0 ChIE Br Anmes.ent VE= AM RAMWN DAUISM FAMIN AS PRR&WW ON THE ASSBS9M ROLL. Amain Sm 3 Q ,” �" r A . MINMES OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL September 15, 1986 Upon a vote taken, ayes by Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White= Andren "vacant from the chair; the motion passed unanimously. William, F. Relly, representing the Frederick Weiland Parcel i25 926 010 0 addressed the Council opposing the amount of the indefinite deferred assessment. Finance Director Tesch►er explained that the pareel`is not a buildable parcel at this tine. The special assessment would never have to be paid as 'long as the parcel is left as it is. The amount of the indefinite deferred assessment is on the assessment roll so that if the parcel is ever sold in the future, the buyer of the parcel would be'aware of the special assessment on the parcel. There was discussion by Council on dais - and the other two ,parcels with indefinite deferred assessments and if those amounts should appear on the assessment roll. Acting Mayor Scott and City Manager McGuire read for the record letters from the following property owners appealing their assessments: r�lv dxm BazoeLtlaOeL Lloyd and Wra.Berggren 25 028 014 0 Betty Lou and Arthur Stapp 25 028 012 0 F' Lto Vierling 25 926 001 0 ?� Pauline and Alan tantner 25 065 003 0; F. A. l4iland 25 028,:; - . ± , -it F. A.'Meiland 25 926010 0 Jobe C. Andm , , 25 136 007 0 Marian arpeeti Andren 25 1* 005 0 Dan! H. and Himie L. Melling 25 5126 009 0 Qwwlsve.G. Prinile 25 135 002 0 Qatda►iaee G. Prindle 25 135 004 0 Btrlan std Heleim M. Anderson 25 040 011 0 Harlm and Helen M. Anderson 25 040 012 0 Barlan:aad Helen M. Anderson 25 925 019 0 easlaa std He1qn. M. Anderson, 25 925 023 0 Visions Vill 25 926 028 0 Viiioar VIII 25 926 026 1 Visions VIII 25 926 028 2 Viaicns,Vill 25 926 028 3 visiars 'Vin 25 926 0284 Visions VIII 25 935 036; 0 Visions VIII' 25 935 026 1 Richard T. sad Gloria L. Cushing 25 926 0140 Aandall G. and Sarah Jane Dowd 25 028 004 0 Rrdill 0. and Sarah Jane Doud 25 926 013 0 lamb" 0. and Audrey V. Johnson 25 040 006 0 wrion J. Hradach 25 040 002 0 Bawaid a Carlson 25 040 001 0 'lD ems std JU ith Haugh 25 029 003 0 Griffith 25 135 001 0 lame Griffith 25 925 027 0 Jima Be ,ard -�Y Petersen 25 065 004 0 llVUM Mayor Scott read for the record a letter from H. William and Lois R. Raw regarding Parcel„ i25 936 012 0 wA a drainage prcblet: City Engineer I� �a N NONE I� �a N mnanFS of 7m PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL September 15, 1986 Anderson stated that the system is designed to handle that drainaoe and there Will be a storm sewer on Chatonka Beach Trail and Beach Street. This Awn sewer will cmwte ft dtaineae for the Evans' parcel mkig it a bdldable lot. There was further discussion by the Council on the three parcels With the indefinite deferred assessments. City Engineer Anderson pointed out that the Cushing parcel was assessed a paving amount that was not deferred and this was inconsistent with the assessment of the other parcels. Discussion followed. �k ii 14 MON WAS MADE BY FITEGERALD, SECONDED BY BUSSE, TO CHANGE THE : (I1R M PAVING Pavicg Ascot,-' AMUNT ($1,580.80) EM PAWEL #25 296 014 0 amm BY RICEI m CusHn G To AN Cum INDEFINITE DEFERRED PAVING ANXW. Parml Demed Upon a vote taken, ayes by Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White; Andren vacant from the chair; the motion passed unanimously. MOTI N MS MADE BY FIT3GEMLD, SBMDED BY BUSSE, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 86 -15, A RM % FdMUTION AD6PTIID ASSESSMW FOR PRODBCT 82-3, NORTH SBDRE TRUNK SEWER AND & WR2EMM AS AMENDED AND CLOSE THE PUBLIC BEA1MG =ON ALL PARCELS EBOSPT FOR Assesmmt PARCELS #25 925 027 0 BECAUSE OF INDEFINITE DEFERRED SHIER AND WATER for Proj. ASSESSNW, PAAM # 25 926 010 0 BECAUSE OF TIMEFINI'1'E DMIMM PAVIM AND $2--3 SB AND WATER ASSESOMM, AM PARCEL 625 926 014 0 BWAUSE OF INDEFINITE DEFERRD PAVING AND SEWER AND WATER ASSESSMENTS. Upon a vote taken, ayes by Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White; An ren vacant fray the chair; the motion passed unanimously. Jerry Young addressed the Council and read a letter for the record stating his appeal to the assessment for parcel #25 040 022 O because of Al the legal fees and owdmnation awards that were added to increase the cost of the project. Discussion by Council followed and it was pointed out that these amounts could not be taken out of the cost of the project. LOTION WAS MADE BY FI'1'iG M*M, SECONDED BY WHITE, TO C1L0.SE THE PUBLIC MARING O xwe p WITH TBE LION OF TBB CUSM G, WBIIM AND GRIFFITH PARS. Hauft Upon `a vote taken, ayes by Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White; Andren vacant from the chairl the notion passed unanimously. The public hearing for Project 82-3, forth Shore Trunk Sewer and Watermain adjourned at 12 :16 a.m. A six manta recess was called. Councilmember Busse left the meeting at 12:17 a.m. !layor Andren called the meeting back to order at 12 :23 a.m. The next itik on the agenda was to continue the discussion on the Titus II Addition. This its was tabled at the Anguat 18, 1986 meeting to get an opinion. from "ue City Attorney regarding the plat. City Attorney Ressel's opinion was pimided stating the plat wee asended by the road vacation and no substantial **cal activity and investment has occurred in the plat for over two years. In order to develop the plat, the applicant would be required to comply with the current plat subdia{s on requirements and would have to resubmit the plat for review and approval. 5 Ay MIN[T1ES OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY OOUW.IL September 15, 1986 Nancy Hupp, attorney representing the applicant, addressed the` Council and stated they did not interpret the City Attorney's opinion as stating that the entire plat was vacated. Discussion by Council followed. 1 WTION WAS MADE BY FITZGEW D, SOUNDED BY SOOT, THAT. THE CITY OF PRIOR LAKE DMW RO&e& NOT ACCEPT THE REDEDICATION OF FOOr HILL TRAM AMID THAT THE COUNCM GO ON RBODM d Road in BMW THAT THEY DO NOT WISH 70 SEE THAT ROAD DEVELOPED AS A PRIVATE ROAD. 'titers,II A&Ut en Discussion followed. Upon a vote taken, ayes by Fitzgerald, Scott, and White; nay by Andren; Busse absent; the motion passed. MOTION wRs !!ROES By WHITS, ggmm BY FITE(Tmm, TO new BUILDING PEr#tm ON N� �6 IMS 10 AND 12, TIMS II ADMTIDN. P1enods for TUM II Upon a vote taken, ayes by Fitageerald, Scott, and Whiten nay by Andren; Busse PAKticn absent; the nation passed. The next item on the agenda I to consider a reguest for a public hearing fito Almac Inc. to consider a preliminary plat. NOTION WRS MADE BY FITEGBRAia, BY WHITE, TO SCHED= A PRELIMIMM PLAT Sche&'He 17 ;35 P.M. AND A[71WMU ME , PLiWMM COMCMCN Pre. Plat HEARING FOR 0(!1+01elR 2, 1986 AT'I P. H. fang TO ' 'lE8 HBaim. Alec Upon a.vote taken, ayes by Andren, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White; Busse absent; the notion passed undnimouslya fte next item on the agenda Was to consider the final plat of Bob Brawn P.U.D. City Planner Grazer stated thii all contingencies of the preliminary plat had barn wet= and read a letter frcii the insurance company stating that Mr. Brown will provide liability insui`anae for the 40' slope andoonsttuction easement. Discussion by the Council follc��. j` !DMN MS MADE BY SBMbDBD BY FITZGSPI,LA, TO MMNE THE FINAL PLAT OF t Pla TM BOB'NOM P vft MaT DBVaLMV* N1' Cotamcm UPON: Bob Final Plat 1. ALL QOtIN1 MION BE CONSLSTMT WIM THE PL1lNS ON FILE AT CITY HALL. P. U. D. 20 MR. BAOM PRN= X38 LIABILITY INSZII M= FOR THE SIAM AND LION BASE{+! W. 3. M I M6M TM FOR THB' FINAL PIM BE "EUENMD TO EIGHT' PUMS. 4. P!M MMCi►TIDN FEE as MM. 1 ` Upon a ;rote taken, ayes by Andren; Fitzgerald, Scott, and White; Busse absent; t6 motion passed' Maw asimm ly. The Building Pewit Tap rt, Dog (Maher Deport, Fire and Aescm Report, Police M TWY Report and Tromrer!:s Report for the month of August Were reviewed by Council PAPwts ' and apprOMSd by general coeIsent. Councilmember Fitzgerald asked that Police u 6 '' I .; 1 , i NIWY S:OF THE LAIC CITY COUNCIL September 15, 1986 - Chief Powell provide nts -on drug crime in Prior Lake and how the City could get involved in th p revention. (, Uouncilmember White reported on the regional Metropolitan Couricil meeting that he attended. Mayor Andren asked that developing a pol3,cy for property evaluation to be incorporated in feasibility reports and establishing a standard'of compensation' to be used for all when the City institutes the eminent domain process be future workshop topics. the next Council Workshop meeting Will be lioiday, September 22, 1986 at 7 :30 p.m. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 1:21 a.m. by general consent of the Council. Michael A. Nd;uire City Manager Loretta M. Lane Recording Secretary s o 7 y. .R f MnVTES OF TM PRIOR LAID; CITY COUNCIL September 15, 1906 , Chief Powell provide a�mroents on drug crime in Prior Lake and grow the City could get involved in the prevention. k , Councilmember White reported on the regional Metropolitan Council meeting that he attended. Mayor Andren asked that developing 'a policy for property evaluation to be incorporated in feasibility reports and establishing a standard of compensation to be used for all when the City institutes the eminent domain process be future workshop topics: �' ` The next Council Workshop meeting Will be Monday, September 22, 1986 at 7 :30 p.m. There being, no further business, the - meeting adjourned at 1:21 a.m. by general consent of the Council. 4 r Michael A. McGuire City Manager \� Loretta M. Lane l Recording Secretary r J } o J r . 7 '4 l ow c - j THE POL OMX; LIST OF INVOICES ARE SOMMED FOR PAY[M ON TM, SEPT. 16, 1986 ➢BQT.S.. Delta Dental Plan Insurance 923. Scutt Rive Telephone OD. Telephone Service 07 925.07. Prior Lake CarQhest Ahpair blhpplies 159.47 - Charles Tacker Planning Ommatant 700.00 Carlson'Bardrare Misc. RgVIies 103.75 Oowt to 'coast Misc. Supplies 47.67 °ft*ers Life r. Dmranoe 4,838.31 MineMSgas�co ' Utilities 70.72 MN Valley Electric Co._ Utilities 847.55 16n.Sm Plan Checking Fee 653.55 Prior Lek* hwriwn Publications 251.24 Tsairab's Floral, Floral Arraegment 28.50 Prior Lane Bekery Election;Sq*lies 19.00 Creative Grapthcs Printed Supplies 115.90 Ummman, ftlmon Cole a'Stageber9 Attorney Free 4,345.00 Prelosnik a Associates ` Afctornay Teas 2,682.90 Ow MWIPMOnt Supplies 66.51 Ow wicating Supplies 97.80 Lawrie Schmitz ° Mileage 18.60 ■Q► Data Pro Cl=puter Supplies 98.98 1 4* ational Bank Caaputar Pbymnt 2,714.14 Bwser's IGl1 Misc. %Si Wiee 89.62 hieriom Linen Bldg. Maint. a Repair 73.13 R a R Carpet service Bldg. Maint. a mpair 27.00 s� �r a Council Salari 1,350.00 Nid WJL llOAI* Car Allowance 30.0.00 7n* Teechher Car Allowance 75.00 Borst Gri er Car k1cm4anoe 75.00 Deebie Gerross H maw Mileage Aeisb. for Supplies 28.55 .i Liberty Photo 8arvice Supplies 109.40 8poctift Goth Supplies 18.40 t#h bons OnliMb d `' ';, 94*aies 119.90 amomft Chiefs of Police Police Training 160.00 swim Batahshrh 140.00 a Baloz Vehicle Aspairs : 30.50 hobo d Motors Vehicle Repairs 73.17 = Dan 30bhi mmko Strvice Oent*r 'vehicle Papairs 28.30 1br21's IW]mmrk Shop Photo Finishing 67.40' Ow Dqp iostt" Oopier Aortal a SuWies 60.00 t8hifohnhs tbhli>sitsd Clothing Supplies 2,950.00 RiClNtrd:POMell - - Car Allawsnoe 150.00 c, ISM .. , Prior Lake Fire Dept. Rcynolde Melding Supply Co. Ende's Melding a Machine Communication Specialists MN Fescue a First Aid ASS. Robert McAllister BBLI�183�fi R Paul tlbrmerskirchen J. L Shiely Co. Wk. Moeller a Sons Vija Pelecis Metro Alarm Larry Anderson Bruce Loney Astleford Internationol Inc. , Ford Larry Anderson =iegler Tire Service Spartan Specialties, Inc. Bob's Sports Stop Itlingber Co. �be�rbury Dates lodersdber Ind 'Owl 18191 Parts Dept. Eryan Rock Products !Metro Alarm Friedges Land DClping keno squlAent 1N Dell Wapbone Co. 0 Public Utilities Bill NN g Dwid muscht- Eurawille Tire a Auto Service QingDerg swavating van waters & Iogers } State Aid Payment 27,173.00 Supplies 7.13 Supplies 150.00 Copital Equipment i Repairs 1.225.00 rah Animal Control 363.02 Microfilm Copies Street Maint. Supplies. Street Maint.'SUpplies Demage Impair Alarm Service Car Allowance Car Allowance Equipment Iepair Supplies Vehicle Repair Reisb. for Parking Tirt: Repair 1.50 123.28 1,084.79 58.90 72.00 150.00 150.00 66.00 78.00 13.75 18.00 Park Program Supplies Park Program 94 lies Bum Charter Ieinb. for Supplies Park Program Park Supplies Repair Supplies Park Maint. Supplies Alaua Service Park Maintwnoe Supplies Iapsir Supplies Telephone service , Utilities Car Allowance Mileage a Ieisb. Impairs Repairs Chemicals i 19281 70.00 50.00 95.00 160.00 102.69 199.61 409.00 72.'00 36.00 47.06 54.49 52.56 150.00 113.00 175.16 307.50 312.20 �°` K":m '�:`��,5_ „,,,."°.. .xt.t.k.`w, 4a.��` «� ":. r . mow..- -�, c5vr�.u5�;';'. ,a. �4 ::'" i .w�cr ,,.:•Yt? t } Ji IBiOC ( SAC Charges S 7,053.75 NliOC \ Installment 31,238.54 Flexible Pipe 7b oo. Repair Supplies 408.51 Ndu ley Soper Seriloe Pusp3ng 100.00 Burnsville Tire a kjko Service Repairs 1oi.64 Tri -State Rip i Cbiitrol Repair Supplies 159.00 Neenah ftundly ' Repair Supplies 285.00 Waiter Products OD. I \ Repair Supplies 585.00 LFM ermine.Vg1neering 206ting, Inc. Etgineering Pees 8,140.95 8311 8chookel Repairs 308.88 81N Inc. Estimate #2 54,070.86 Pnflerred Paving Estimate 43 104.428.98 Lametti i SCM Partial Pat.ast 96 1000000.00 Lometti i Sons ?Now rum Estimate 47- 54,779.50 Prior Lake State Bank Debt Service 44,893.75 11 mt BMik Mples Debt Service 11510.10 . i�FLB®QQi RUMUt Hunk ttiis. Debt Service 182,639.10 e j