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Monday, October 20, 1986
C1LL TO OF4MR 7:30- p.m.
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Pledge of Allegiance "
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Minutes of the Previous Meeting and Inures Scheduled for Payment an
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Consider Donation to Mickey Mantle Baseball
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Discuss Donation from V. F. W. post #6208
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Appoint Election Judges for Oral Election
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Discuss Acquisition of &Ott County Garage
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Consider Wand View 4th Addition Preliminary Plat
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Consider Amendscnt to Willow 6th addition Vacation Resolution and
8aidahell. _
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Craig Twwda - Quit. Claim Deed
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Consider Building Permit Requests frame C.G.T. Properties for G i E
ZrAustrial.Park
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Consider 1986 Audit 'Proposal
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:Continue Discussion on K a S Properties Developer's Agrema►t
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Update on North Nare Project
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a. Building Permit -agort
b. 3rd garter Budget Report
c. Dog Catcher Awrt
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CITY OF PRIOR LAKE
7 MngMW OF THE CITY COUNCIL
October 20, 1986
The Qmwn Council of the City of Prior Lake met in regular sesdlon on. Monday,
October 20, 1986 at 7 :30 p.m. in the City Council = Chambers. Present were Mayor
Anaren, Councilmoobers Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, Mite, City Manager MoGuire,
City Ingineer Anderson, City Planner Graser,,,Assistant City ftnoger/Bocnmic
Donlopment Director tkaacht, City attorney Kessel, Parks and Recreation
Director Mangan and Intern Garross. Finance Director Teschne arrived at 10:30
p.m.
Mayor ludren called the meeting to order and asked everyone to rise for the
pledge of allegiance.
The minutes of the October 6, 1986 meeting were reviewed by Council.
Oouncilamber Fitzgerald stated the following should be added at the end of item
#3, page 3:
'. . . AND SUM AGFMMEWS WOULD OONTM LANGUM THA THM BE a lSPWIFIC
PASS OF BMW S7Q?ffiM TO TBE MVBLOPM
!D► W WAS OM, Br FI'1SGStilILD, SIEDrD® BY WHITE, TO APMW THE MUA'ES OF MimOes
OM `X 1 1 6, 1986 AS AlI WD.
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, and ,.White, the
motion passed uanimously
'fie Council then reviewed the invoices scheduled for payment on Tuesday, October
21, 1986.'
MDT= MS mm BY s=T, S®ODmm By wHiTE, To APwmE THE IN ias 9Cl0 wm Invtdo e
FOR PRTl AS SESNITM.
Upon a vote taken, ayes by M dren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, and White, the
motion postaed unanimously.
fte,next its an the agenda was to consider a donation to the Mickey Montle
Baseball tea,. Parks and Recreation Director Mangan informed the Council that
the Mickey Mantle Baseball team represented Prior Lake at the State tcu�aa��eent.
In the past, Council has authorised donations to teses representing Prio! Lake
at the state or national tourinasent level. Staff re000ended a $100.00
donation.
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October 20, 1986
John Murray, organizer of the Mickey Mantle Baseball team addressed the Council
reviewing the year's activities for the team and introduced the team members.
NYTION WhS MME BY WHITE, SBOOMM BY FITZGE KD 7-PTO APPROPRIATE A $100.00 Dmtim
DONNTION TO THE MANTLE MANT BASEBRU TERM TO BE FFKM PAMW5.&MON PROGRAM , to Wdwy
RECEIPTS. Mwde
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Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, and white, the
motion passed unanimously.
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The next item on the agerx]a was to discuss the donation from the V.P.N. Post
#6208. Parks and Recreation Director Mangan informed the Council that the
V.P.N. Post was contributing $40,000 toward a baseball field lighting project at
Ymorial Park costing approximAtely $70,000 and was asking the City and the
school district to pay for the balance of the project. V.F.W. Post Commander,
Tom McAllister, commented on the project.
Discussion by Council and Staf followed regarding the project, alternatives for
funding if the school district did not participate, and the use and maintenance
of the lights. Parks and Recreation Director Mangan stated! that there would
need to be an ordinance change hearing also because YANorial Park presently has
a 10:00. p.m. curfeV and awe games ma
,y run beyond that tine.
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WAS MM BY FITZGEMLDp S800N= BY BUSSE, 70 DIRECT STAFF 70 PRNARE L*ft far
PLANS Am 1 , Shnnwmw FOR THE l PR07B1CT AND ADVEra= FOR A BID OVEMM ON Radall
NOVE BR 6 1986, AT 11 :00 A.M. BR= ON A CITY COMSIBUTION OF OW-HRW OF 70 Field at
BED ANDUNr OVER $40,000.00 WT To $15,000.00. NmWial
Upon a vote taken ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White, the
motion passed' unanimously.
MR= MRS NM BY FITIGMUD, SECOMM BY WHITE, TO DIRECT STAFF t TO NOTIFY THE Qmbwm
MIMOOFM PFMMdY GnM FMGNMIM AN OWIMM Cffi= HMRING TO BE HEM ON
MONWe 10VEMBER 10, 1986, AT 8:00 P.M. IN THE CITY C0UN= CMiGEMS FMMMNG Puhlic
Upon a vat* taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald Scott, and Whiter the
notion passed unanimously.
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The next ites on the agenda was to appoint election judges for the General
Election.,' Assistant. City Manager Unmecht presented the list of election judges
for each of the three precincts and recommended approval-
KMW WAS MWE BY WHI78, SHIMUM BY BUSSE, TO APPOINT THE EEBCrION FOR iwmlnt 1
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THE GNEM ELECTICK AS SVBKr1=.
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Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren Busse Scott, and White; abstention by
Fitagerald; the motion passed.
Co o aC il aemmber rit2gerald stated the reason for his abstention is because his
wiff.- was one of the judges.
The Cwncil then discussed the acquisition of the Scott county Garage. city
Manapt McGuire stated that this had been discussed previously but an offer had
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not been made. A recommendation to purchase the garage for $45,900, the value
indicated by North Star Appraisal, was presented.
Discussion by Ocuncil followed regarding the price of the garage, seeking our
own appraisal and the need for the property now or waiting to purchase it at a
later time.
NOTION WAS MADE BY FITZGERALD, SBCOIE BY WHITE = JO
THE COUNCIL ON H)M)AY, NOVEMBER 3, 1986 WITH A DEVIII
NEMSSITY OF THE AC=SITION OF THE 900'1T COUNTY GAR
POR AN APPRAISAL OF THE PROPEP3Y.
Councilumber White added a friendly amendment
possibility of a first option to buy the property be
Fitzgerald accepted the amendment.
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitmgeral
motion passed unanimously.
A five minute recess wasp called.
DIRBCT STAFF TO RERM
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Mayor Anaren called the meeting back to order at 8:40 p.m.
The next item on the agenda Was to consider Island View 4th Addition Preliminary
Plat. City Planner Graser presented the plat which consists of 42 lots on 19.09
acres that is zoned R-1 single family residential. Mc. Graser stated that the
Planning Commission approved the plate at the Octcber 2 meeting with six
contingencies. City Engineer Anderson commented on the sanitacy sewer for the
development and the location of connection to the system.
discussion was opened to the audience. Several residents of Island View
HwA addressed the Camcil expressing concern for the additional traffic on
Island View Road as a result of this development and the needjor Fremont Avenue
to be connected to this plat.
Litds Fisher, attorney_ representing the developer Alnac?Inc., addressed the
Cwnc l stating that the Watershed District had YevieWed and approved the plat.
Discussion by Council followed regarding the plat, connecting Arctic Circle to
Tract C and eonneating,Frownt Avenue to the plat...,.. - Consideration was given to
"re a cost
tabling the' preliminary plat for a week and °Staff preps' estimate
on connecting Fremont Avenue. to the plat.
Dennis HdRilliame, the developer, addressed the Council asiting if ` preliminary
plan approval could be given tonight contingent that no occupancy permits would
be issued for the development until *remont Avenue was connected to plat.
There was further discussion by Cmu. regarding the request.
MDTIOIM iA6? MW BY WHITE, S NNsU FlY FITZGEM# A, TO APPROVE M PRB imn ARY
PLAT OF ILSU M6 VM 4TH ADDITION Cll,�1PII W UPON WE PC["ING:
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MINUTES OF THE PRIOR LAKE CITY COUNCIL October 20, 1986
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1. FMONLT-NO1WR OOD INTERSECTION BE SHOWN IN GRE ATER DETAIL WITH FREMDNTr
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BERG ZHE THROUGH! STREET.
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AROffe _ _ SHBUED A B ING6UM WgEqH q q1jS Q qM •
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3. FREM c AVENUE BE omsxxIL`PED TO MINOR ROAD SPflCIFIca=NS AND ALL
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Vim 4th
OTHER ROAD SHOW=A 30 FOOT' = PAVEMENT. ALL STREETS TO HAVE CONCREZE
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Plat �
4. THE PROPOSAL BE SUBMITTED TO WE WATERSHED DISTRICT AND THEIR FINDINGS
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AVAILABLE PRIOR TO FINAL PLAN SIBMITTAL.
S. THE TM LVE INCH WATERMAIN BE EKT EAST IN NORTHWOOD MAD TO OONNN7T
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TO mass m SYSTEM. '
6. `;.CIW STAFF SUBMIT TO THE DEVELOPERvA PLANTIIG POLICY OR PROFILE TO '
WHICH THEY MUST ADHERE RFT,MIIG THE PL AMMG OF TREES ALM
HOUIEVAIiD6. -
T' THE OONh „R'ION OF FR A BE u r E TO THE NOtM AMID ALL COSTS
OM IE OE';. THE` PLAT TO P'PZWW AVOW
THAT �,ION FR �
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PRESW,, LOt' =DN. INQ.0 M COSTS OF 'ODIDEWRTIOON. IF NECESSM, BE
XM= fi3 AN ASSUMBD BY THE DBVR OPER IN T4 DEVELOPER'S Aa=*W.
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e. ONLY am BUII aw. Pmoam TO THE BASIC' 4wRI,YIID ProwaY BE ALIT m
UNTIL THE FIIN -IFOR THE LION OF THE OONMCTION OF
FRF!!iWAVE[SC24RE IN PLACE.,.
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''Mayor Andren ask e-4, that the following be added to the motion and Councilmmiber
mite agreed: ,
9 ARCTIC CIRCL Alt ISLAND BE RE A)ED.
City, Wgineer Anderson ��stated that the developer pny the residential
equivalent costs for the Pxtension of the twelve infer watersain on Northwood
Road and the City should pay:,for the oversizing oasts.,
Upoft a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fit2gerald, "'Soott#
and White, the
motion passed unanimously.
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A tine minute recess Was called.
The meeting; was called' back to order bi Mayor Andren at 10:35 P.m.
The next itek on the agenda was to consider an amendment to Willows 6th Addition
'Resolution
Vacation and Hardshell. City Planner Graser stated that ;a request
has been received to chwge the dedication portion of the willows 6th Addition,;
Ha=dshell. Discussion by Council followed.
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WTION WAS' MADE BY BUSSE, SBOORM BY FITAG'BM*M, TO APPROVE THE . RODUEST TO
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(2AI 8 THE; D®ICRTIGN PORTION. , OF THE MELONS 67H ADDITMN HARDS ELL FROM FIRST
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Nknopm BANK OF SHAKom TO 'NOAiIEST MIDLAND BALK OF xnaaAPCLIS.
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Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott, and White, the
motion passed unanimously.
City Planner Graser - stated that Resolution 86-08 which vacated certain Walks,
easements and streets in Willows 4th and 5th Additions contained a "sore
commonly described as' paragraph which does not accurately describe the same
streets and walks as the legal description. Therefore, the Scott county
Recorder's office would not accept the resolution unless this paragraph be
eliminated.` E
NOTION WAS MM BY FITEGEMM, S9ODrD® BY SOOTT, TO AM MD RJMU1WN 86-08 A. iced
RF SMUrM PHDMM FOR 7HE VACATION OF RQNJM M, LANES, PLACES, 1i1L1MM AeeoluUm
t?1'SXH AND DRWNM E SAS CAIN® Wiwi im "PLAT OF NILIM 4TH ADMTION 86-08
AND WILIMS ST8 ADDSTMN TO DE UM THE SBCOIND PARAGRAPH ON PAGE TWO WHICH BE IM Vamtim f
'OR MME OOMM iLY DESCRIBED AS ". , 1811 ' 41
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Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Scott. and Whitej the Obs.
notion passed unanimously. 8619)
The nest item on the agenda was to consider a quit claim deed for' Craig
Tschida. City Planner Graser explained that the City fi' a quit claim deed to
convey an erroneous easement to the omer, Craig Tsohida, in Nny of 1981.
Howmwer, there is a title problem because the deed was not worded °properly.
Staff was reco■nerding the quit claim deed be approved and filed to clarify the
intent of the previous deed filed.
x NKrl= I i11S MM BY HUM S80MBU BY FITSQUaLD, To , APPRM 'ID6 QUIT CIAM QAt Clain
DEND l!oR QMIG TSCHM AND AMMIEE '1H8 MAYOR AND CITY MAMM TO SIGN THE Deed far
De ®. 7 Ada '
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Ardren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, and White, the
motion pissed 1 aninously.
The nwt item on the agerr3e , was to consider building permit requests from C.C.T
Properties for G i 8 Industrial Park. City Planner Graser stated that requests
were received to construct two buildiigs in the I -2 industrial area on County
Bud 12. The first request was for a aini- storage metal building on a lot of
mccird "located on the eastern line of the City limits. The second request was
for eoarIruction of a ooncrate building located on an unplatted area of the -
industrial score adjacent" to County, Aoad X12. Staff had denied a building permit
for this request based on the fact that the site is not of regard and has neveti
.bow subdivided.
"a aftnich, nprMentirg C.G.T., Proper"ties� addressed the council. Discussion
by Oourrcil follmW regarding the location of, the buildings and the City's plans
for that area and the possik4lity of°!:tax increment ,firrwncirrg.
!DR'mN WAS MM B F f&GUO D, St>m! r w By a=, 10 AP!'AOiia M nil[!! Mim
C.G.T. WIMMMIES !OR rNMYRUCTER OF A. PM S'2modE FACII,ITY 0�rI10 of ' .S� SbMW
-- IN ACCOMMCB NM S=100` 4-7 -4 (F CITY OM PKN—n ) 2M fib A
AIDHIT It: SPECIFICATTONE, ALONS 1ii'JW 20 SI;IE, PLAN AM AppFjM IM PL&n -n S C:G.T,
AID _ hi R WONT 3O BE PERFORM AM S=aT= TO AND "APFWM BY 'STAFF.
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Councilmarber White suggested adding the following and , Council r Fitzgerald
agreedt.
ITM OFFICE P01dWN OF THE COMPLEX IS TO BE OF A FRAIL OONSMKTION.
There was further discussion of the motion.
Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Busse, Fitzgerald, Soott, &M White, the
motion passed unanimously.
NOTION MS MM BY FITZGM*M, SBaMED BY SOOTT, TO 9W THE P== FJM
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C.G.T. P901TMIES W17H IRBMRD TO THE _____x=mN OF THE momm wnmm cm
Permit
= PAR= LOCATED AT 16940 MA)OME AVENUE UNTIL SUCH TIM AS A FULL ANALYSIS OF
THIS INDUSTRIAL AREA HAS BEEN OOMRMW BY STAFF WITHIN A PERIOD OF 60 DMS AM
C.G Prap
BE Gim w= Roam To TAX nommFimNaNs.
Ted Schweich again addressed the Council expressing their hardship if the
request was denied.
U000 a taken, ayes by Andren, Bu sse. Fitzgerald, Soott, and White, the
motion passed unanimously.
The next item an the agenda was to consider the -1986 audit proposal. Finance
Director Tleschner stated that the George M. amsen couiparry submitted a proposal
to prep are the City's 1986 financial statements at a 41 increase of the previous
year,. Discussion followed.
MDT= MS k4M BY WHM e , SBOOMED BY SOO11T TO RETAIN THE SEMCES: OF WE
APPOint
GEM= M. HNNSIN COMPANY TO PRMM THE 1986 FINANCIAL smimas FOR TeR CITY
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As PER Tw urnam "NOT To EwsEw $9,9s0.do.
ftr 19%
tpoin a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Boom, Fitzgerald, Soott, and Whit*, the
Aidit
'motion passed unanimously.
21* nazt, item an the agenda was the continuation of the discussion on K & S
Properties Developer's Agreement. Discussion followed on the three areas of
concern:
1. The connection fee policy - City Monager HoGuire reviewed and explained
the policy. In the discussion that followed; ftm Andren &*ad ift
connection fee credits were not given in the developer's agreement for
Wastedge Estates. City Manager McGuire stated this would be reviewed
and commented on at the next regular meeting.
2. $30,100 discrepancy in the developer's agreement - After a careful
review of the developer's agreement, it was found to be correct and no
error existed.
3. Heyor Andren's refusal to sign future contracts until the City Attorney
has certified the document. City Attorney Ressel stated that such a
certification would require owaiderable time to review and investigate
the accuracy of it docuomt. Mayor Andren stated she did not need a
certification of "a document but would ask that the City Attorney review
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each dDcusent to be Eigned and approved as to form prior to Cmincil
approving them. City Attorney Ressel stated that would be possible.
City BMIneer Anderson then gave an update on the North Shore Project. UPkte
Discussion by Council and residents followed. Staff was directed to find out Nwth
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the City's liability if the residents that need to be hooked up to water do not
have water by winter and alternatives for getting water to them. PWiWt
The 3rd Quarter Budget Report, Dog Catcher's Report, Fire and Rescue report, NmtWY
police papart" and Treasurer's Report were reviewed and approved by general FAPN
consent as admitted.
Council reviewed Flesaution 86-18 establishing October 31 and HDvember 1 as he
dates of the Wbrkshop.
NDMN WS HAM BY W=r SHIODNED BY SIOO►T, TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 86-18, A F" 8&18
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Upon a vote taken, ayes by Andren, Bu sse, Pitxgerald, Scott, and %hit*, the
motion passed unanimously.
Councilumober Fitzgerald read a prepared statement for the record regarding
his d1uppointment and conoems of his first ten months in office and' his
conoem for the direction in which the Council is headed.
Man Shadduck addressed the (buncil regarding the removal of a privately owned
water took an his property. He was asked to contact City &Minter Anderson to
discuss it in, detail.
"It rAft Council meeting/workshop will be Monday, October 27, 1986 at 700 pm.
ftere being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 12:51 a.m. by general
consent of the Council.
ftchmal A. FADAre
City ftnager
laretta R. Lane
Recording Secretary
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THE FOUDWIM LIST OF IN ARE SaMMUM FOR PMMW ON TUBS, OCT. 21, 1986
BoonoaV Dictation Systems
Office Supplies
12.00
Quill Corp.
Office Supplies
24.78
Charles 71ocker
Consultrat Planner
700.00
Delta Dental
Insurance
923.10
Bankers Life
Insurance
4,838.31
Carlson OK Hardware
Kisc. Supplies
116.77
Prior Lake Clax0jest
Repair Supplies
160.62
Coast to Coast Hardware
Misc. Supplies
98:"
Minnegesco
Utilities
255."
Rice Telephone Co.
Telephone Service
986.72
Prior Lake Union 0 76 0
Repairs
181.95
Rrjftr Drug
Film Processing
39.75
C. B. Carpenter Lu ber Co.
Misc. Supplies
385.03
M Wlky Electric Co-op.
Utilities
920.00
Wr
Utilities
5,496.36
State Treasurer
Building remit Surcharges
2,660."
Prior Lake Awrican
Legal,_ Publications
389.55
Won of MinnewAa Cities
Hwxb6c*
20.75
Action Messenger
Delivery Service
59.60
Clary ftwiness Squipent.
Rise. Equipment
150.00
ftott County Auditor
Supplies
49.18
Creative Qrqphics
Supplies
2.40
OW spip■ent
Planning Supplies
24.62
DdAA* Garross
Raimb. for Supplies a Mileage
63.24
Horst Groner
Clonferonx Expense
20.00
But Mitional V16*
Cid"Pulte'r Fayme
2,714.14
Big 9ky Data Systses
I ater Service
1,530.65
Ninnatek
Clonitract
895.00
Business Manegaaaant, Software
capital Outlay -Equip mvt
895.00'
hearicen Linen,
Bldg. Maintenance
106."
R & R Cupt Service
". Maintenance
27.00
now a Game
Salaries
1,350.00
Nlchmd` Nowizo
Car Allowance
300.00
ftlipb. Tbectner
Car Allowance
75.00
Borst Graller,
Car Allowance
75.00
Rouser's IQ
Building Su;plies;
318.40
Nicbeel NoWire
IC2a Clonforence'sqpenwas
137.25
11:10171111W a - 1 12Vpawriter
Equipment Repairs
67.00
Petty Cash,
Postage a afflies
54.56
Loaaaan Ralson, We a Stageberg
Attorney Few
4
Prelowtik G Associates
Professional Services
1,114.78
Leurill admits
Milesp
18.00
Prior Lffik* Rotary Club
DAG
101.00
Worrell Refrigeration
BWipaafit- Repair
56.74
v P[BLI�C S aj'$"jY
Null's MdlLmark_Shop
Holiday` Station
Prior Lake Electric
Psrnjmaster Aeloading -.i Con Wbrks
Reef 'Industries, Inc.
'G Hennepin Co. Chiefs of Police
Richard Powell
Richard Powell
St. Francis Hospital,
doaw�nicaton Auditors
t MN Dept of Public Safety
Streicher's
dopy Duplicating Products
lamen Nalson, Cole a Stageberg
QarwaY Fire a Safety
MD 411u1ar Telephone Oo. ,.
Doe�icaton epecialats
Reynolds- lieldiN Supply
Road Tom*
City of SNkopee
Mart Md►1_ lister
G ality wow Products
to wImm Tractor a rquipaeC►t
netro Inc.
Lury MO&Zsca
Drums la
ft=Gth, suite N*dM, Inc.
Ztmaa Rotuma
Ilcwra Contractiwg ,00.
1r. NatlLer 6 eons.
Cabrco acts 9erree
Calculators, Inc.
Film Processing
56.34
Supplies -Nal
39.15
Small Tools i Bquipment
48.38
Stull Tools i apument
61.00
Small Toms i 8quipecent
79.07
Training Expenses
430.00
Mileage
73.60
Car Allownce
150.00
Blood Alcohol Test
31.90
Dquipment Repair
51.66
dosputer Access Charge
150.00
Repair affl.ies
195.00
Copier Rental a Supplies
60.00
Attorney Fees
3.649.50
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Small Tools i squipwent
598.00 I
Telephone Services
54.28
Rquipeent Maintensnoe
,123.46
Supplies
Medical Supplies
35.';.26
Mileage for Bldg. Insp.
38.98
Annual Control
363.02
Rgineering Supplies
163.50
Dquip wa Repair &Wies
175.33
Equipment Rental
26.00
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Car Allaaranoe
150.00
Mr A110M nos
150.00
Repair Supplies
468.00
Repair Supplies
275.00
Street Repairs
3.010.50
Repair Supplies
387.26 ti
Repair Supplies
166.59
Beall Tools i Equipment:-,
48.50
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A to S Rental Center
NbroDStoo
Bsctasn's
Rill Mangan
Bryan Rock Products
Dolores Berens
Bill Nangen
llstleford sc}.�.peent
County Raccider
Volk Cwetaa Welding
8a1topae Public Utilities
liedanum*er Red Owl
MM Parts Dept.
New Prague Lusher Co.
Prior Lake Power DWipsent
NrI Distributing CD.
Mle Park Supervisors Assn.
k Jackie Dunlnne
Jive nobler
Alberta Anderson
ftrie louse
Oud a Clara 8illbo
` V'iola lhcerk
�' " tleoicge i Dglores IN
Preston Grant
Glafts eialke
Me aelearn
Loom smecb
Lorraine. Nelsen
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cy eoagemen
Okek iris P'1 Darn
Nagai alaon
slaiue Rdutein
Jnli� sstq
Edc Moartbpr
Den►1�d Inner
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Matia S1�netEe
, Aoberrta 1�ohUoE
Its ftangstreit
aft Balm
low Aim
Iltt Niere�idgi
1 Murean ul% dcrf
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Fork Program Rental
Park Program Supplies
Park paint. Slnpplies
Car Allowance
Park.Maintanenoe 94pplies
Library Cleaning i 94Vlies
Conference R penses
Misc. awlies
Bwip not Repairs
Mrranty Deed Copy m
Repairs
utilities
Misc. Slnpplies
Repair 947plies "
Park Repair Spplies
Repair Supplies
Repair Sq lies
Conference Fee
Park Program Instructor
Park Program Instructor
Refund
Refund
Refund
Refund.
Refund-
Refund
Refund
Refund
Refund
Ref und
Refund
WNW
Refurnl'
Refund
Refu d
Refund
Refumd
Refund
Refund
106.12
50.99
67.17
150.00
223.49
77.43
395.46
258.19
361.93
10.00
30.00 x
37.96
12.03
40„01.
100.00
11.49
50.47
15.00
80.75
15.00
7.50
7.50
15.00
7.50
15 ' .00
7'50
7.50
7.50
30.00
7.50
7.50
6.50 s f
6.50`
15.00 j
15.00
10.00
10.00
25.00
3.00
15.00
3.00
3.00
3.60
25.00'
30.00
_30.00'i�
90.00
30.00
13.00
13.00
16.00
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Century Sign Adv. Specialties
Misc. Supplies
1,054.97
Prior Lake Rotary Club
Dues
85.25
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David Urmaaht
Mileage i Expenses
122.30
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19D�R.IaILI17C
roster Products Co.
Meters
4.291.23
Commissioner of Pmeuue
Sales Tax
296.70
John W. McKinley
Mter Line Repairs
60.00
Nbn Waters i Rogers
Chmicals
312.20
Jeffrey Jorgenmon
Refund of overpayment
27.66'
Installment
31.238.54
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SAC
Lake Side Sewer i lbter
Repairs
1,928.00
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Cftm Lwdeceping
Repairs
706.00
John W McKinley
Sewer Line Repairs
175.00
MN Dept of Administration
Publication
10.50
adm KJ411dahl
Yard Repair
20.00
S ftin Bering Testing
BnginesrIM
958.15
SI![, Inc.
Eft. 2b. 3
39,891.,45
PcaEerrea Pwirg,; Inc.
Est. No. 4
167.922.21
Lnestt i Sons
Eft. lb- 8 i remainder of'6
75637.54
First Henh St. Pent
Debt service
32.658.00
lbrawst. eee4c MpL
Debt Service
2.108.50
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Clwles 9l0cker
Professional Services
11400.00
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