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AGENDA FOR COUNCIL MEETING SET FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1994. 7:30 P.M.
ORONO COUNCIL CHAMBERS. 2780 KELLEY PARKWAY, ORONO, MINNESOTA
(♦) Asterisk items are considered to be routine items to be enacted upon by
one motion by the City Council under the Consent Item* on the agenda. Memos
regarding each of the Agenda items are available in the Public Packet which
may be obtained upon request from the Recorder.
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* 1. CONSENT AGENDA ^ C'//*
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES
* 2. Regular Meeting of January 10, 1994
PARK COMMISSION COMMENTS
PLANNING COMMISSION COMMENTS
PUBLIC COMMENTS - (Limit 5 Minute* Per Person)
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ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
applicants Immediately after the Council has reviewed your
application please sign the three (3) original
resolutions at the Recorder's desk. Applicants need
not execute resolutions for subdivisions, vacations
and denials
MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT
ENGINEER REPORT
3. Schedule Work Session to Discuss MSA Pro3ects
4, Pathway on Old Crystal Bay Road Bridge
CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
5. Long Lake Water Quality Public Info^ation Committee
6. AutLrization to Initiate Hiring Process for Part Time Police
7 Policy and Procedure for Use of Drug Forfeiture Money
Designation of Responsible Local Government Unit (LGU) for Wetianas
Conservation Act
11. Establish Board of Review Date
*12. Salary Adjustment - Officer James Comicx
*13. Salary Adjustment - Officer Mark Thornton
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(*14) LICENSES
(*15) BILLS
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AGKHDA FOR COURCIL MEETING SET FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1994, 7:30 P.M.
ORONO COUNCIL CBAMBERS, 2780 KELLEY PARKWAY, ORONO, MINNESOTA
UPCC»«ING ISSUES AMD EVENTS
01/24
01/25
01/28
02/0*7
02/14
02/21
02/22
02/28
03/01
Council meeting 7:30 p.ra.
Highway 12 Joint Mediation meeting 3:00 p,m.
Open House at City of Spring Park honor of Pat Osmonson
Park Commission meeting 7:15 p.m.
Council meeting 7:30 p.m.
HOLIDAY - President's Day (Monday)
Planning Commission 7:00 p.m. (Tuesday)
Council meeting 7:30 p.m.
Precinct Caucus 7:00 p.m.
No Public Meetings Scheduled After 6:00 p.m.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
HELD JANUARY 10, 1994
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ROLL
The Council met on the above date with the following members presrti^:
Edward Callahan, Councilmembers Charles Kelley, J. Diann Goett&ji, aiyj
Jabbour. Councilmember JoEllen Hurr arrived at the meeting at
following represented staff: City Attorney Kevin Staunton, City ▼
Ron Moorse, Assistant Planning & Zoning Administrator Michael Gai
Works Director John Gerhardson, City Engineer Glenn Cook, and Recor
Barbara Anderson. Mayor Callahan called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
(#1) CONSENT AGENDA
Jabbour requested that Item #8 be added to the Consent Agenda and that Item #9
be removed for discussion.
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded, for approval of the Consent Agenda as
amended. Ayes 4, nays 0.
(#2) PRESENTATION BY AAA - PEDESTRIAN SAFETY AWARD
JoAnn Boche representing the American Automobile Association of America
presented an award for Pedestrian Safety to the City of Orono. Chief Steve
Sullivan accepted the award on behalf of the City.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
(*#3) SPECIAL MEETING OF DECENffiER 13. 1993
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded for approval of the Minutes of the Special
Meeting of December 13, 1993 as submitted. Ayes 4, nays 0.
(*#4) REGULAR MEETING OF DECEMBER 13. 1993
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded, for approval of the Minutes of the Regular
Meeting of December 13, 1993 as submitted. Ayes 4, nays 0.
PARK COMMISSION COMMENTS
There were no Park Commission comments.
PLANNING COMMISSION COMMENTS
There were no Planning Commission comments.
[NUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
HELD JANUARY 10, 1994
PUBUC COMMENTS
There were no public comments.
ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
(#5) #1778/#1779 ANDREW GOE'TTEN, 1385 FOX STREET - FINAL
SUBDIVISION APPROVAL - RESOLUTION NO. 3377
Goetten left the table for the following item.
Mayor Callahan moved, Jabbour seconded to adopt Resolution No. 3377 approving
#1778/#1779 Final Subdivision for Andrew Goetten, 1385 Fox Street. Ayes 3,
navs 0. Goetten abstained.
MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT
(#6) PARK COMMISSION LIAISON SCHEDULE
After brief discussion, the Council accepted the Park Commission Liaison
Schedule as submitted.
Kelley inquired about the responsibility of the City to inspect the Washington
Scientific plant for hazardous chemical handling to ensure that they are being
handled properly. Gerhardson responded that there are several agencies that
monitor the handling of hazardous wastes, and those agencies conduct periodic
inspections to ensure that there are no code violations. He noted that it was not
up to the City to monitor this, as the City receives a report from the State
agencies regarding hazardous waste inspections several times annually. Moorse
concurred, and noted that this is done via field inspections which are done
periodically by the State agencies. Jabbour commented that he felt it would be a
good idea to monitor the plant to ensure that the inspections were being done and
that hazardous materials were being handled properly.
Mayor Callahan commented that the City does not have any criteria by which to
regulate hazardous waste handling and Gerhardson stated that every company or
business which uses hazardous chemicals is licensed by Hennepin County, and
there is a tracking system in place to monitor those uses. Moorse stated he had
contacted Washington Scientific, Industries (WSD and they had indicated that
while orders were dow»i, they had reduced their number of employees as much as
they intended to, and were simply waiting for more orders to come in. He stated
they had indicated they were not going out of business. Jabbour commented he
felt th'' City should send them a letter of support, as they were a major industry
in Orono.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
HELD JANUARY 10, 1994
MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT CONTINUED
Kelley noted that there was u movement afoot to have the ice facilities moved
onto the school property to facilitate the ^Is hockey progrram. Nothing formal
had been done yet, but he felt the Council should be aware of this movement.
ENGINEER REPORT
There was no Engineer's report.
CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
(#7) LONG LAKE WATER QUALITY PUBLIC INFOR!^IATION CO^EvIITTEE
Moorse reviewed the project and asked for Council input regarding appointing
someone to serve on the Water Quality Public Information Committee for Long
Lake. Mayor Callahan commented he felt they should give this matter some
thought before deciding who would serve on the committee. He also felt it should
be determined what the body was going to do before appointing someone.
Discussion ensued regarding the various agencies involved.
Councilmembor Hurr arrived at the meeting at 7:50 p.m.
(*#8) PARK COMMISSION REAPPOINTMENTS
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded, to reappoint Richard Flint, Sysan Wilson and
Sherokee Use to the Park Commission. Ayes 5, nays 0.
(#9) 1994 APPOINTMENTS - RESOLUTION NO. 3378
Mayor Callahan requested that the Acting Mayor be changed from Diann Goetten
to Gabriel Jabbour.
Hurr stated she did not want to serve on the Cable Commission as she did not
have cable television and she asked Jabbour to replace her on that body. Jabbour
agreed.
Hurr moved, Goetten seconded, to adopt Resolution No. 3378 as amended,
designating selected appointments for the Year 1994. Ayes 5, nays 0.
(*#10)ANNUAL PURCHASE OF NEW SQUAD CARS
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded, to approve the purchase of two police squad
cars under the State of Minnesota contract from Superior Ford at a price of
$13,951 each. Ayes 4, nays 0.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
HELD JANUARY 10, 1994
(♦#11) VEHICLE PURCHASE - PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Jabbour moved. Goetten seconded, to approve the purchase for the utility
operation of a one-ton cab and chassis, under the Hennepin County Purchasing
Program, from Thane Hawkins Chevrolet in the amount ot $19,162; and the
purchase of the utility truck body from Crysteel, Inc. in the amount of $5,85/.00
Ayes 4, nays 0.
(*#12)VEHICLE REPLACEMENT - BUILDING AND ZONING
DEPARTMENT
Jabbour moved. Goetten seconded, to approve the purchase for the Inspections
Department of a pick up truck, under the Hennepin County Purchasing Program,
from Thane Hawk»ns Chevrolet at a total cost of $10,369. Ayes 4, najs 0.
(*#13)SEWERAVATER RATE ADJUSTMENT - ORDINANCE NO. 124
SECOND SERIES
Jabbour moved. Goetten seconded, to adopt Ordinance No. 124, Second Scries, an
ordinance amending Ordinance No. 123, Second Series, adopted December 13,
1993, and entitled "1994 Fee- Schedule". Ayes 4, nays 0.
(♦#14) TAX FORFEIT PROPERTY UPDATE - RESOLUTION NO. 3379
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded, to adopt Resolution No. 3379 requesting
conveyance of tax forfeit lands for public use by the City of Orono for park
purposes from Hennepin County. Ayes 4, nays 0.
(#15) SCHEDULE l^l^BLIC HEARING DATE FOR CDBG FUNDS
Moorse stated that February 14, 1994 had been selected as the Public Hearing
date to reallocate the CDBG funds which were allocated for developing a park
plan for the City of Oronc, but which had not been used. These funds must be
reallocated to another project from the same year, and staff proposed they be
allocated to the Housing Rehabilitation program. These funds can be replaced
with future CDBG monies for the development of a park plan later on.
(*#16)DONATION TO POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM LONG LAKE
BANK
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded to accept the donation of $1,500.00 from the
Long Lake Bank and to establish a tuition reimbursement program. Ayes 4, nays
0.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
HELD JANUARY 10, 1994
(*#17) LICENSES
Jabbou^ moved, Goetten seconded, to approve the following licenses:
Residential Kennel License - Jane Kline/Steve Bell
4455 West Branch Road
Stephen Esco
320 Big Island
Sue Fackler
3T00 Togo Road
Septic System Installer License •A-Northern Cesspool Co
10524 Douglas Drive
Brooklyn Park
Ayes 4, nays 0.
(*#18)BILLS
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded, to approve payment of the All Funds Account,
Ayes 4, nays 0.
(#19) DONATION - DAYTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES
Moorse reviewed a memo included in the Council packet regarding a donation
from Dayton's Department Store employees which staff proposes be used for a
project such as the wild flower seeding project at French Creek Park Reserve. He
noted that if the City agreed to accept the donation, a representative of the
Council and the Park Commission should attend a meeting when and where the
check would be presented.
Jabbour moved, Kelley seconded, that the City accept the donation from the
Dayton's Department Store employees to be used for a project such as the wild
flower seeding project at French Creek Park Reserve. Ayes 5, nays 0.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
HELD JANUARY 10, 1994
adjournment
Jabbour moved, Goetten seconded, that the meeting be adjourned at 8:08 p.m.
Ayes 5, nays 0.
Edward J. Callahan, Jr., Mayor
ATTEST:
Dorothy M. Hallin, City C^erk
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Ron Mocrse, City Administrator
John R. Gcrhardson, Public Works Director
January 21, 1994
SUBJECT: Municipal Slate Aid Process
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Recently the City Council received a report from staff and the City Engineer regarding the
Municipal State Aid (MSA) Road program for the City of Orono.
So that we may proceed with planning projects, it is necessary to meet in a work session with
Council to di^uss the MSA street inventory, the financial condition of the program, the
appropriate design for MSA roadways in Orono, and the City’s ongoing program of major
roadway maintenance airi reconstruction.
The weeks of February 7th md 14th are available, and are not in conflict with other meetings
already scheduled.
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Ron Moorse, City Administrator
January 19, 1994
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SUBJECT: Long Lake Water Quality Project
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At the January 10 Council meeting the Council was provided with informatton regarding the
Long Lake water quality’ project being coordinated by the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District.
The MCWD is reqi^sting that the cities of Orono, Medina and Long Lake each appoint a
representative to a public information committee that will work to educate and build support
concerning improving the water quality of Long Lake. The Couik U tabled action on the
appointment of a representative to the public information committee in order to obtain more
information regarding the project and regarding the purpose of the public information committee.
A summarj’ of the Long Lake water quality project, prepared by Mike Gaffron, is attached.
One item in the project that requires more detailed review is the construction of a sedimenution
pond in Orono just north of County Road 6, between Long Lake Boulevard and Tanglewood
Road. This pond is to be designed to intercept nutrients from the creek before they reach Long
Lake. The pond is proposed be 8 acres in size and 11.5 feet deep The projected cost is
$1,300,000. This pond is in Phase II of the water quality implementation plan. At this point,
the MCWD does not have funding for the pond and has not had any discussions with the owners
of the land on which the pond would be constructed. This is an item that needs additional
review in terms of benefit to water quality versus costs (both monetary and impacts on the area).
Public Information Committee
The purpose of the public information committee is to encourage public support and involvement
in efforts to improve the water quality of Long Lake. The major emphasis of the public
information program will be urban fertilizer and yard waste management, livestock waste
management, and agriculmral soil conservation best management practices. The committee will
have representation from the cities of Long Lake, Orono and Medina and from the DNR, the
Hennepin Soil and Water Conservation District, the MPCA and the MCWD. The committee
will meet every two months to set goals, develop a long term plan, and implement the plan in
order to inform and educate the public on the water quality project and what they can do to help
improve the water quality of Long Lake.
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The city’s representative on the committee could be a couiKilmember, a staff person or an
interested citizen. The Council may want to determine whether there is a citizen who lives on
Long Lake who would be interested in serving on the committee.
Council Action Requested - Initiate a process to identify citizens interested in serving on the
committee.
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Ron Moorse, City Administrator
Michael P. Gaffton, Assistant Planning & Zoning Administrator
Date:January 18, 1994
Subject: MCWD - Long Lake Improvement Project
List of Exhibits
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Feasibility Study Excerpt:
Feasibility Snidy Excerpt:
Feasibility Study Excerpt:
Proposed Schedule
Cost Estimate
Public Information Program
County Road 6 Basin
Aeration System
Diagnostic Study
The diagnostic smdy found that:
. summing and fishing in Long Lake are impaired due to water quality degradation.
Fish surveys indicate mainly rough species (bullheads and suckers), with substandard
counts of giinc fish (bass and northern pike).
The watershed contributing to the lake is primarily woodland, cropland and horse
pasture.
• Blue-green algae blooms in the summer detract from swimming and are directly
related to Long Lake’s phosphorus loading.
• Dissolved oxygen is generally too low to support game fish. Reduemg the
phosphorus load wiU raise the oxygen levels and enhance game fish populations.
. The lake’s internal phosphorus load (from bottom sediments) and exte^
^d (enterSg from the tributaries) are about equal, and account for 90% of the total
phosphorus inputs to the lake.
. Hydraulic residence time is short (1.3 years, compared to 25 years for ^e
InLieionka); therefore phosphorus load reductions should show immediate water
quality improvements.
Current Maaag«nent Strategies
The study indicated a number of lake managemem strategics already are practiced in the
Long t watershed:
Street sweeping.
Stormwater maiugement.
On-site sewage treatment controls
Zoning controls.
Algae control.
Implementation Plan
The implementation plan has the following objectives;
• Improvement of aesthetic quality.
• Restoration of swimmable conditions
• Restoration of recreational fishery.
Lake itself than for Lake Minnetonka.
The proposed plan has a number of elements.
Public information program.
Public Information Committee.
- Public Information Program Implementation
Street cleaning.
Sedimentation basins
- County Road 6 Basin
Deer Hill Road Basin.
Aeration system.
Fishery management.
Post-implementation monitoring,
Future watershed development.
Public Information Program
tte public 00 ihis project and what they can do to help improve the water quality of the lake.
The committee might.
• Send out project newsletters.
• Supply news releases to local newspapers.
• Give prcsentalioos to local groups and organizations.
• Undertake cable television programs. . . a
• Conduct public information meetings on various topics as well as project updates.
County Road 6 Sedimeni Basin
Of interest to Orono are the County Road 6 sediment basin and the aeration system. An
eight-acre sediment basin. 11.5 feet deep, is proposed m Orono ^
wtere the creek crosses (between Long Lake Boulevard and Tanglewood Road).
• In this area the creek winds through wooded slopes. 17 ^ vard
. The plan would be to remove 174.000 cubic yards ot earth, i.c. 17.400 lea-yard
dump truck loads in an area the size of eight football fields.
. While this wUl presumably have a significant positive impact on the l^e. it iMy Iwvc
negative aesthetic impacts on existing and potential residential devTlopmcnt sites.
Aeration System
Two aeration systems, one in the middle of the west basin and f
basin would be apparently operated on a pemuMtu year-round basis. This may have some
impact on both summer and winter use of the lake.
Project Costs
The entire project is anticipated to cost $3.5 million. Proposed funding is by M
MPCA Oean^at« Pattnership Phase II Grant. 45% .MCWD fttnds. ^ the remaimng 5%
beinc ■in-kind" contributions by the cities and agencies. Orono s m-kind contribution over
6-yeL life of the project would essentully be donation of suff time, copying eapenses. etc.
which MCWD estimates as having a value of $10,000.
Recommeodation
I recommend that this be discussed by the Cou^U.
that each city provide a committee member. As noted m Martha Ha^icl s letter of December
17. MCWD^aSticipates the first committee meeting will be held early m February.
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TO encoux^o pobUc suppon xnd iavo.vc.ont. an effective pubUc ,
and W.U be an imporont =ie.,en, of to pto.ee:. The naa.cr e.phates o to e.ent .
win be urban fentliaet and yard -vaate mana.etnent. Uveatech
ajrxulmral soU consertatien B.SfPs. Thia type ot ptojnm la apec„. y i
District’s Water Manasement Plan.
nie public information prottam wtU be imple.-nented by a Public [nformadon Committee
which wiU uae the MPCA docume.nt. •Community Information and Outreach for the Clean
Wa-e- Parmership* (June 30. 1989) for juidance in the prosram. The Committee should
conlut of at leaat nine member: from Ote community. The MCWD wOl provide two
repreaentativea from ita Board of Manager: in addition to the District Engineer. A request
„m be made by the MCWD to each of the foUowinj enddes to provide one representadve
each:
City of Long Lake
City of Orono
City of Medina
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Hennepin Soil and Water Conservation District
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
The commirtee. through meedngs every two months, will set goals, develop a
plan, and ftnally implement to plan In otder to to™ and to-to
and what toy can do to help improve to water quality of Long Lalt .
™,ht be considered in helping inform and educate to pubUc may be sendmg out proiect
newsletter:, supplying news ielea«a to local newspapers, gtvmg presenudons to
groups/organiaadons. and possibly undertaking cable television programs.
Basml on to results of to diagnosde study, it wedd appear that some of to most imporomt
topics to be covered in the Public InfonniQoo Progntn ire.
Livestock Waste Management
Agricultural Soil Conservation BMPs
Residential Femlizer Management
Residential Yard Waste Management
Individual Septic System Maintenance
In addition to the above, the Committee will conduct public meetings concerning the project
at appropriate times. These meetings would educate the public on techniques they can apply
to reduce nutnent loadings and improve lake and watershed aesthetics. Other topics, such as
fishery management, might be incorporated. The meetings would also update the public on
how the project is proceeding and answer questions they may have concerning the project or
their possible involvement in it.
As an element of the PubUc Information Program, the costs associated with the Committee
will be approximately S 16.200 annuaUy assuming nine members meeting su times annuaUy;
10 hours per individual per meeting, and S25/hour plus 25 percent fringe benefits and other
direct costs (mailing, printing, travel, etc.).
Implementation of the specific activities recommended by the Committee will have separate
costs. The annual cost estimated in Table 4 was 539,672 for year I of the program and
525,272 for each subsequent year. As discussed above, the specific tasks to be incorporated
into the implementation of the PubUc Information Program will be determined by the
Committee.
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3. S<dimtntatbn Basica
a. Qauntv Road 6 Basin
The scream monitored at site S-3 is fhe major tnbutar>’ to Long LaJee and
conenbutes about 30 percent of the lake's entemai phosphorus load.
Mcmitcr.ng indicated that levels of phospnorus and sediments were rdadvely
high at stream site S-3, where this stream passes under County Road 6 prior to
discharging to the lake.
A sedimentation basin wiU be created at this site to reduce sediment and
nutrient loadings. The basin 'will be created in subwatershed LLC-7 just norA
of County Road 6 (Figure 6). Approximately 10.0 acres of land will be
fequired to create the 8.0-acre basin, and some I /4,0(X) cubic yards of soil will
be removed to achieve an avenge depth of 11.5 feet.
Once created, the peripheral area 'will be sodded to stabilize it and improve
aesthetics. Indigenous wetland trees and shrubs will also be planted around the
basin perimeter.
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4. Aeration Sv5tern
Two in-lake hypolimncdc aeration units will b« created for Long Lake at the locations
indicated in Figure 6. An in-lakc aeration urit is shovk-n concepeuaUy in Figure 8. The
system wiH incorporate a Und-l?ased air compressor which will supply air to the two m-lake
units.
Lon* Uke eompriaa two buini. *iule » primiry *o»J ii to reduce phoiphotu.
reieaje from jnoxic redimena in both, the use of two lendon unia wu je!e«ed. Thu will
incroue the ireal covert*e of -Jie system sitnificahtly and will ensure the lention of the
whole lake hypoUmnion. In iddicon. feme chloride, ii an iron source, will be supplied into
the lake hypolimnion. Thu wiU further reduce the phosphorus concennadon and ensure hi*h
phosphorus retention efficiency.
The aetanon system will be opented year-round to prevent anaerobic conditions in the lake
durmg the summer and winter months, and thereby reduce the high sediment phosphorus
loadinV The ferric chloride, on the ctiier hand, wiU be suppUed into the lake over the
seven- to eight-month open water season only.
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TABLES
Project Miletooe Schedule
Loaf Lake Feasibility Study
Eisnt
Orjaaize Pubiic lafbnnarioo Educotioa (PL'E) Cjcsimcea
mfa, T PifciiaseSi, ifid Essescnts
plaiss sod Spec’.nccnoeai for Coostracsoo
PI/E CjELmcee Mestuif
Lake aad Streasi Mcmtotifif
Deer HOI Road Basin Desifn
Profress Report
PLE Committee Mecdsf
profres Report
PI/E Committea Meeiiaf
Aeracioo System
De« Hni Road Basin Constroction
ProfTtss Repon
PIE Comnusee Meeting
Progress Report
PIE Coauaittes Meeting
Fishery Management Program
Post Impiementatioa Mooitorlng
Progress Report
PIE Committee Meeung
Final Report (Part 1)
Plans and Specification for ConsffUCtiOQ
PLE Committee Meeting
Progress Report
Post-ImpiementatioQ Mooitoring
County Road 6 Basin Cocscrucfion
Progress Report
PIE Committee Meting
Post-Impiementatioa Monitoring
Progress Report
PIE Committee Mc«ing
Progress Report
Post Implementation Monitoring
Progress Report
PIE Committee Meeting
Final Report
Antidpatcd Date
rMonth/Yeafl
1/94
1/94-6/94
1/94-6/94
W. 4/94
4/94-9/94
9/94
6/94
6/94, 8.94, 10/94
12/94
12/94. 2/95. 4/95
5/95-6/95
6/95-10/95
6/95
6/95, 8/95, 10/95
12/95
12/95, 2/96, 4/96
1/96
4/96-9/96
6/96
6/96, 8/96. 10/96. 12/96
10/96-12/96
1/97-6/97
2/97, 4/97
6/'97
4/97-9/97
6/97-10/97
12/97
6/97. 8/97 .... 4/98
4/98-9/98
6/98
6/98, 8/98 .... 4/99
12/98
4/99-9/99
6/99
6/99. 8/99, 12/99 ,
10/99-12/99
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TABLE 9
CoA Estioate
Long Lake Feasibility Study
Pr;rt 1 iTTrtt Thrift Yeaf?) Pift 2 iSecond Three A'ean
Public Infortudoa Progna $ 61,530 S 61.530
Aeranon System S 364^1 S 65,178
Deer Hill road Basin S 616,222
County Road 6 Basin —$1,300,444
Scr^^m and Lake Mcnicorinf S 80.Ta5 S 80.745
TOTAL:$1,123,025 $1,510,119
Engmeering Fees (15%)S 168,461 S 226,513
Legal Fees (10%)S 112,308 $ 151.012
Contingency (10%)S 1I2J05 $ 151.-Q12
GRAND TOTAL:$1,516,152 $2,038,661
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TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Mayor and City Council
Ron Moofse, City Administrator
January 19, 1994
V / %lAuthorization to Initiate Process for Ilirinf Two Part Time Police w
Background
The police departmcitt has employed part time ofrrccrs for the past four years to fill gaps in the
patrol schedule, such as those caused by vacations and sick leave, and to respond to requests for
special services. The number of part time officers was increased from one to three in 1992 to
increase the availability of part time officers. The part time officers generally work one or two
8 hour shifts per week subject to need and subject to their individual availability. The three part
time officers each have other positions m the public safety field, cither full time or part time.
Over the past year, two of the three part time officers have had limited availability. This has
caused tte third officer to work a larger number of hours, sometimes 30 to 40 hours in one
week. It is preferable, both from the city’s perspective and from the part time officer
perspective, to limit the scheduling of individual part time officers to one to two shifts per week.
Recommendation
It is recommended that in order to increase the availability of part lime officers to cover open
shifts, and to enable the work hours to be spread more evenly among the part lime officers, two
additional part time officers be hired. The addition of two part time officers docs not require
an increase in binding for part time officers. The part time officers will be scheduled within the
current budget amount.
Council Action Requested - Motion to authorize the initiation of a process to hire two new part
time police officers.
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
Mivor and City Council
Ron Mcxwsc. City Administrator
January 19, 1994
.4
SUBJECT: Use of Drug Forfeiture Funds
%
Background
State law allows the polke to seize money and property that is related to violations ot drug laws.
When the Court awards the nwney to the police, the County AKomey receives 20%, the State
receives 10% and the police department may retain 70% to be used for specific law enforcement
purposes.
The money may be used as “buy money" for »Jditional enforcement, it may used to pay salaries
for extra drug enforcement, it may be used for other drag enforcement or drug abuse prevention
efforts, or it may be used for other general law enforcement purposes.
During the past two years the only drug money used by the police department has been for "buy
money" for drug dealing investigation. The current balance in the drug forfeiture fund is
$10,3*98.58. An additional $4,489.10 will be added to this fund in the first part of 1994,
bringing the total to $14,887.68.
A policy and procedure is needed to provide guidelines for how the drug forfeiture money may
be used and how its use is authorized.
Proposed Policy and Procedure Regarding the Use of Drug Forfeiture Funds
Policy; Drug forfeiture funds may be used tor law enforcement purposes including; "biy
money" for drug investigation, expenses related to extra drug enforcement such as police officer
salaries, other drug enforcement or drug abuse prevention efforts, minor capital itenK that are
beyond the funding able to be provided through the regular budget, and other law enforcement
related purposes.
Procedure: In the case of "buy money" for drug investigations, drug forfeimre funds may be
used at the discretion of the Police Chief . In the case of all other uses, the request for the
expenditure of drug forfeiture funds must be approved by the City Administrator and authorized
by the City CoutKil.
Council Action Requested - Motion to approve the proposed policy and procedure regarding the
expenditure of drug forfeiture money.
1
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Ron Moorsc, Citv Administrator
Mayor and Cit> Council Memhcrs ^
Tom Kochn. Finance Director
January 20,1994
Investment Report for the Year Ended December M, 1993
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Attachments: A. Investment Portfolio at December 31.1993
B. In\estment Interest Ean»d compared to Rev enue Budget 1993
nurit«ir>n - The unaud.tcd statement of earned interest for the year ended December 31,
1993 indicates that the City earned S345.507 for tne budgeted funds compared to budget*
ed amounts of $336,300 for a favorable variance of S9.207. An additional $66,976 was
earned in non-budgcted funds, for a grand total of $412,483 of interest earned. ITiis
compares with $590,339 of interest earned in 1992.
The interest earned from non-budgeted funds wras for the Stubbs Bay Sewer project,
which should be closed out during 1994. and for the H R. A. 1 rust funds being held at
American Bank.
Tte average yield for the year was 5.58% compared to 7.04% for 1992, reflecting the
continuing decrease in interest rates over the past sevetal years.
The investment portfolio, at cost, on December 31. 1993 was $7,371,209 plus $413,130
at the Trustee for the H R.A. accounts, for a total of $7,784,339. This compares to a total
investment portfolio, at cost, on December 31, 1992 of $8,745,203. The decrease is pri
marily due to the expenditure of the bond proceeds from the Stubbs Bay Sewer project,
from the new City Hall/Public Works Garage project, and from the water tower project at
the new city’ hall site.
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NORWEST BANCORP
DAIN BOSWORTH
DA IN BOSWORTH
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MARQUETTE BANK
MARQUETTE BANK
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11/01/93
03/25/92
12/2C/90
02/02/93
03/01/93
03/15/93
04/01/93
07/21/93
07/22/93
05/11/92
10/22/91
11/29/93
12/23/R2
04/29/93
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09/24/91
12/10/93
12/22/93
04/29/93
10/27/9309/24/Rl
12/29/93
01/14/9401/25/9401/29/9402/25/94
03/31/94
04/07/94
05/02/94
07/12/94
11/01/94
03/25/95
01/01/95
02/02/96
03/01/94
03/12/94
04/01/94
04/12/94
07/22/94
01/21/94
10/10/94
11/29/94
12/23/RC
05/15/97
07/15/97
12/04/97
02/01/91
12/10/91
12/22/91
02/25/99
03/22/9901/01/99
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CITY OF ORONO
INTEREST EARNED ON INVESTMENTS
COMPARISON WITH BUtXlET
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1S93
FUND
GENERAL
PARK
IMP k EQUIP OUTLAY
BUILDING OUTLAY
1900 IMPROVEMENT BONDS
1982 IMPROVEMENT BONDS
1985 IMPROVEMENT BONDS
1992 IMPROVEMENT BONDS
PERMANENT IMP REVOLVING
WATER OPERATING
WATER REVENUE BONDS 1989
WATER CONSTR 1989
SEWER OPERATING
SEWER REVENUE BONDS 1989
SEWER CONSTR 1989
GOLF OPERATING
TOTAL
NON-BUDGETED FUNDS
1991 HRA BLDG BONDS (TRUST)
HRA BUILDING CONSTR (TRUST)
STUBBS BAY SEWER CONSTR
TOTAL NON-BUDGETED FUNDS
GRAND TOTAL ALL FUNDS
OVTR PRIOR
(UNDER)YEAR
BUDGET ACTUAL BUDGET ACTUAL
$35,000 $35,801 $801 $40,573
12,400 13,904 1,504 13,601
10,000 12,463 2,463 12,073
110,000 112,468 2,468 147,145
22,950 23,048 390 20,995
4,200 4,251 51 5,727
3,400 9,060 1,460 10,622
1, 300 13,831 12,531 3,207
32,150 25,990 (6,160)36,382
9,900 2,215 (7,685)0,975
11,100 1,582 (9,518)9,626
0 2,920 2,920 26,444
50,000 45,033 (4,967)57,632
10,000 1,648 (8,352)8,354
16,000 35,610 19,610 40,461
2,900 4,583 1,683 4,097
$336,300 $345,507 $9,207 $454,714
$25,609 $14,769
* ♦6,701 w 107,220
-•34,666 mt 13,636
$66,976 $135,625
$412,483 $590,339
TO:Miyor Callahui and OroQO Councilrnemlicrs
Ron Moone. Citv Adnuntslrttof IT 9
raOM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
iA
nXVf%Jeanne A. MabustS. BuikJing & Zoning *\dministrator 1-%
r ^V' * \Jiiaory 20. I9W V£?«
Appotmmefll of New Member lo Buitdtiy Code Board of Appeals
Steve Anderson. Minfieloaka Fire Inspector, will he unabte to serve on the City’s &uidii^ Board
of Appeals. Staff recommends the appointment of Loren KofaiKn. a ConinKt Building OfTicial
for sixteen cities within Hennepm and Wright Counties. Staff has worked with Loren Kohnen
over the years and agree his building code expertise will benefit our Board. Mr. Kohnen has
agr^ to serve. The cncio^d resolution has been drafted for Council’s formal action. It
propo«s the amendment of the original Resolution #337g approving appointments for the year
1994.
The Building Code Board of Appeals will convene on January 26, 1994 at 4:00 p m. The appeal
involves the James and JoAim Jundl residence at 1400 Brackens Point Road. The issue to be
review^ involves the interpretation of the code as it relates to the need for a second exit from
liK third floor. The proposed use of the space warrants a second exit but owners claim a major
impact on improvements on secimd floor. Applicants ’ architect lias provided an alternative plan
to address the building code demands for a second exit but was rejected by the Building Official.
The applicants have requested a hearing before tnc Board of Appeals to present their case. Stall
w ill advise you of the outcome of that hearing at your next meeting.
A RESOLtmON AMENDING
RESOLUTION #337t DESIGNATING THE
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE VTAR 1994
TO THE BUILDING CODE BOARD OF APPEAl^
It shall be auKoded as follows: Lotcii Koimeo. BuOdlnf Official, skdl replace
Ste\'C Andcrsm, Minnetonka Fire Inspcciof, on the Orooo ByiU*»ng Cotie Board of Appeals to
be clTcctive as of January 24. 1994.
AdojMed b> the City Council of the City of Orcmo, MinnescM at a regular niceting
held January 24. 1994.
ATTEST:
Dorothy M. Hallin, City Clerk Edward J. Callahan, Jr., Mayor
STATE OF MINNESOTA )
) ss.
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN )
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me on this 24th day of
January 1994. by Edward J. Callahan. Jr. & Dorothy M. Hallin, Mayor & City Clerk of the
City of Orono, a Minnesota municipal corporation and said instrunKOl was executed on behalf
of the City.
Notary Public
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
/6
Majror and City CoiaicU
Roq Moo ^^, Cay Admmmratoc
January 19. 1994
%>
Desisnalioa of die Responaabk Local Govermaeot Unit (LGU) for Implemciaation
of die Wetland Cooservatioo Act
Attacianent: Mchkj From Mike Giffroo Res^tfdiDg die Desifoaiioo of die Respoittibte Local
Goveiaaent Umt (LGU) for In^ikitieidaiioe of die W'etland C<Koervatioo Act
The snoinanzes the backfround of the W^ctland Conscnration Act and the cit>'s
two options regardinf the desigmtKm of an LGU for the tmpienientation of the act. The city
must either adopt the pcrmaoeiH Wetland Conservitioo Act rules and assume r^ipoosibility as
the LGU or designate the Minnehaha Creek Watershed as LGU. The memo also outlines the
factors die Council should consider in choostng between the two optiocs.
Suff initially planned to dis:russ this item in a work scssioo. However, because of the short
CcMincil ageiida. suff will be prepared to discuss this isuie in depth if the Council so desires.
Options for Council Action
A. Table for further infomution/discussion
B. Make a deurmination regarding tlK LGU designatioii
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
Ron Vloor«, City .\dmini$aaof
Mkiael P. Gaflroo. Assi. Kanmnf A Zooiag Admimstfiior
January 5. 199*
SUBJECT: Wetland COTtscrvaiioo Act • LGU Dcsifnation
List of Exhibits
A - WCA Final Rule Sununary
The Wetland Cocsenatioo Act (WCA) final mics took effixt on January 1st. The final
rules were (teveloped by the Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) pu^t to Sute
Sumtc, and are mandatory throughout the Sute. E.xhibu A is a summary of the rules.
Dufini the -intenm penod' from 6/3093 to 12/31/93. the Minnehaha Creek Watershed
District has bUn acting as the responsible local govemocnt unit (LGU) fw implemcnunoo of
the WCA. As of January 1. 1994. the ■pennancm rules* arc in effect. The City is required
to one of two actions;
• Adopt the WCA •permanent rules* and assume responsibility as LGU for
implementing and enforcmg the WCA regulations.
• Designate the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District as LGU.
action.
A number of fKtorj should be caken into consiJerauon in deciding whether Orono should
assume LGU responsibiliucs:
. As LGU. Orono would be responsible for aU facets of WCA rule enforcement.
l°^^^^^Requiring that developers and land owners provide documcnuiion
(delineation) of all Type 1 through 8 weUands.
Dcterminmg whether identified wetlands are exempt from the WCA rules,
including permanent record keeping on exemption detenninauons. issuance
of certificates of exemption, etc.
Making -no-loss" determinations.
Requiring Type I through 8 wcUand alteration appUcauons. providmg
technical review of proposals, and approving replacement plans.
Creating a 3-mcmbcr technical panel to make scientific detcrmina
Mexao - Wetland Cooservaiioc Act
Jiauaiy 3. 1994
Pafs 2
tcview replKcnxot ptins as re^pcited. and maim tec
City.
to the
• The Watershed District appears to have adequate funding to cootmue as LC^.
However, the many technical aspects of the WCA regulatiota would m sufTs
optnioo require the City » incur sifmficantly increased enfineenaf coosultiaf
costs wluch would have to be passed on a> applKants if Orooo a LGU.
. Regardless whether the City or MOV’D is LGU, the City stUl has rights’
over changes lo those wetlands the City has always protected, via vanante/CUP
requirements.
• As LGU the Citv potentially increases its liability from both skies of the
being ^en to task by
City de^nninations. as well as being taken to task by CWSR if they
regulaaoos are not being correctly enforced.
• If MCWD is LGU. It can t* argued that the City up a degree of control
over wetlands.
. OfOOO i5 somewhat unique as compared to tte oeighborin* f
ItidepeiEletice, Medina, and Plymouth since Orooo ts entirely wi^
bout^-ies. while those cities are in two. three or more Watershed Districts.
. Staff is aware that Minnetrisu and Medina have assumed LGU staM. a^ dut
pS Z destenat-d MCWD as LOU. We are ^v«d that Eden Frame
expects to designate their local Watershed Dismet as LGU.
. Continuing with MCWT) as LGU does not preclude the City's ability to take over
as LGU in the future.
CouocU is encouraged to
Jeanne and I
to presentations by BWSR staff and r Minnetrista and Medina are
currently is much more well equipped than Oron ‘ • ■ (Booestroo in both
assummg LGU responsibUiues. and we ^ated that ’most cities"
cascs> will be doing the bulk of the review work. Ms. Sones a^o i^v^cu
2^’ district tcwlJe have no. taken specific action regarding LGU destgnauon.
Mcok) - Wetland Coaservahoa Act
January 5, 1994
Paft 3
Our City Engineer. Glean Cook, has indicated to me he feels stronf ly that Orooo sbouW
take over as LGU, and not jive up control to MCWD. Howev-er, staff is cooccnied diat our
acting as LGU forces the City to be the ‘protector* of those Type 1 through 3 wetlands not on
our current maps, which is coMrary to what I perceived as Council’s direction a month ago...
For the moroeat. MCWD is our LGU. We need to come to a conclusion as to whether
this will be a contmumg status. Please advise Jeania and I how/when you wish this prcseaied
to Council.
SUMl^IARY
Wetland C onservation A ct
Final R ule
This summary has been developed to provide an overview of the final rule. It is not
intended to be used as a substitute for the complete rule or the statute. In order to fiilly
understand the Wetland Conservation Act (WCA), the complete rule and the statute
should be read together. These documents are available for viewing at the Board of
Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) and at soil and water conservation district (SWCD)
offices. To obtain copies of the complete documents contact Lynette Morrisette at (612)
296-2840.
PURPOSE
To taipkacaC Wedaad Coaicrvadoa Ad of 1991
achieve ao'oet lost of wetlaada
• redofe or vahan/f! (Umiaished or lost wetlaadi
« avotd direct or iadirect impjtds to wetlands
nrr t \
I
W w- •
mcr 13 'iSS3
SCOPE
Wetlands must not be drained or Oiled unless replaced
Tbk chapter does not:
prevent the use of wetlands for cropping (X pasturing
prevent filling to accoomodate irrigation wheel booms
prevent control of noxious weeds
apply to DNR public waters and wetlands
require state agencies to obtain LX3U approvals
prevent excavation in wetlands
In governmental are subject to the Miimcsou Enviroomental Rights Act and Minnesota Environzneat^
Protection AcL
KEY DEFTNTnONS
Acnvmr
*Act»itY mraia draituf or 6fli<ig « «ct!aad wfcoify or psttulfy
ACUCULTCRAL LAND
’Africuttoral Land* in»ns:
ipckM dctcraiaacioa^ iaad dn«oted to tko proifaictiai of borliciiitiiraL row, dose growis, intioduced
pastwc, btro duced kaytasd crops, sskI to growiag aanenr itodq sad
b. to€ determiaia^ tbe reptaccsacat redo; Uad devoted to tbe fyoductioa of ho rticultursl, cow, close grows, pa^ure,
sad iatroAsced baylaad crops, sad to tbc psatsric^ of livestock sad dairy saimsk, to growiag survery stock, sad to saimsl
(«SotM and tansyard Uad and baildirt^.
■EST MANAGEMENT nUCnCCS
*Bcat Management Praetkea* means state approved and p^Gsited coostructioa practices associated witb dramiag. Slling,
aad repisciag ~-*»**Mi tbst axe cspjdde of preventing and minimbing degradation of surface water and groundwater.
DJL41NAGE OR DRAIN
*Drsiasge or Drsia* say metbod for removing or dii/erting waters from wetlands. Such methods shall include, but
are not limitrii to, excavstioa of sa opea ditch, installstioa of subsucfsce drsiasge tile, Glliag, diking or pumping.
FILL
HmU* any solid material added to a wetland that would alter its cross-secti oa or hydicdogical characteristics,
obstruct flow patterns, ebaage the wetlaad boundary, or coavert the wetland to a aoa-wetland. It doea not include posts
and pilings for hnear projects such as bridges, elevated walkways, or powerline structures, or structures traditionally built
on pilings such as docks and boathouses. However, it does indu<k posts and pilings which rernl: in bringing the wetland
into a aoa*a<}uatic use or s^nificandy altering the weUand*s functions and values, such as the coostru^on of office and
industrial developments, parking structures, restaurants, stores, hotels, muiti-family housing projects, and similar
structures. It doa not ii^ude slash or woody vegetadoa, so long as the slash or woody vegeution originated from
vegeUtion growing in the wetland and doea not impair the flow or drcolation of water or the reach the weUand.
LMFACT
'Impact* means a ktss in the quantity, quality, w biologtcal diversity ctf a wetland caused! by drainuig or filling.
IMPACTED WETLAND
An impacted wetland is a wedand that has been drained m filled, partially or whdly, and is subject to replacemenc
DITRODUCED HAYLAND
Tntrodoced Ha^and* means an area devoted to the production of forage and cultivated in a rotadoa of row crops or
<mall grains or with introduced or native spedes at least twice during the 10 year period prior to the date
of the of this act unless it can be cr>uflin>ul by photos (a records or verified by a certified plant ecologist.
These areas must be harvested by mechanical meuiods at least two years during the period January 1,1981 to January
1, 1991. These areas are considered to be in agricultural crop produ ction.
CflVOOOCZD PASTURE . ,
*Iatrodoced Pastwe* moia « »ea dwotod lo ifct proAidk* «rf lofa«c lad cakivatcd k * roCMiOB o< rw crop* or »bm1I
or iatcnwkd «kh iatrodaced qjecka at lean o«« Smim^ tho 20 year period prior to the date oC enactmeat ot
thk aeL Thcec wcm aM be kvicsted by frazic< at least tao yean durtof the period Jaeaary 1,1981 to January 1,
1991. These areas are coosidered to be ia aftiodtwat crop productioa.
lOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
*Local Gc'^ensment U^* (LCU) ir
*)oatiidc of the if no i nT] netropolicaa area» a city CCTci or cooaiy board of coaauaaioaers;
b) in the sevea-county metropoUtaa area, a dry coaaca. a town board, or a «<itenhed manageneat or^nkatioa
aader aectioa 103B J05, subdivisioa 13; and
e) in Tbrfff where an activky or repiacement wiB ocair on state land, tte agency with adasiautratiVe
ftspomibUily for that land is the LGU.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROJECT .
*Publk Traasportatioa ProjecT means any pit^ conducted by a pubBc agency mvolvinf transportanta faahties open
to the pnblk.
PCBUC WATERS HETLANDS ^ . w ,«
’Public Waters Wetlands* anaas sU types 3, 4, sad 5 wetlands, (greater than 10 acres u rural areas sad greater than 2J
acres in municipai areas) that Were iavcaioned by the LNR as pi^Uc waters.
REPLACEMENT WETLAND ... j .r a
•Replacement Wetland* means s wctlsad restored or seated to repUce public values lost at an impacted weUand.
RESTORATION ^ . vj
'R^oratioe* reestabCshaMat of an area that was historically wetlands but whj^ currently provides no or numiaal
wetland functions due to alteration such as filling or drainage.
WATERSHED
•Watershed* the 81 major watershed units delineated by the map, *State of Minnesota W^ershed Boundaries •
1979* ss produced ty the MinnesoU Departmeot of Natural Resources, eL aL
WETLANDS, A V%ETIAND, THE wetland , WETLAND AREA
a) *Wetlands* «"*»" - lands transiuoiul between terrestrial and aquatic systems where the water table is usually at
or near the surface or the land is covered by shallow water. For purposes of this definition, wetlands must have the
following three attributes:
1)
2)
have a predominance of hydric soils;
are inundated or saturated by surface or ground water at a frequency and durstioa suffic^ to support
a prevalence of hydrophytic vegetatioa typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions; and
nnA^ nftmiai drcumstances support a prevalence of such vegetarinn.
tcnu *« aa4 tke wttiaifb) A* mtd i« tbit rule (be
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sofely bjr rioerit n^laarh. Tie term *«ctlaad area* meaat a partial of a. or tbe, wettaoL
4faiiMt b3Nlrolack iaatwe with
15, tbat are tiraignaard oa tbe pabbc waters iaveatory maps prepared mader sectioa USG^L
WETLANDS IN A CT7LT1TATED FIELD
■Wctlaada ia a Cuitimed Fteti* s^ss a wethsd wfase fieatet tiaa 50 pgrceitf ka bouadiry abttfs Land that ww
planted ia six of tbe tea ytut prior to laaoary L 1991 or via ia exop rotatioa ia lii of the tea ytart pria to Jaauaty 1,
199L
WEIIANDS LOCATED ON AGRICULTURAL LAND
■Wctlaada I nratad oa ApricaltMral Land*a wrtlaad where gr^Mcr tbaa 50 ocrccat of iu ahuta
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SCOFE OF N-SIAHDAKPS
Aa activity ia eaempt if it qaabSea for any oae eaempCioa
The» exempdoas do aot apply to calcareoos fens
No eaemptioaa apply to wctlaada restored a created aa a reauJt of aa approved replacement plan
A person fondneting an activity in a wetland under an ejKmpdoft sbaO ensure:
- appropriate eroaioo control meaaurea are taken
• does aa block Sab activity ia watercourse
• activity ia coaducted in compliance witk other reguUtiooa
• Beat Management Praokes (BMPs) are implemented
;«Adl3K«3|^Ui[a N STANDARDS
A Ttplactmttu plan for wrtLuuU is aot required for:
Exemption 1 • WfflanHa cropped or in set-aside 6 of 10 years
Docunsentatioa moat be requited.
If wctlaada are rlaimed aa set aside areas for this exemption they must be wetland types 1 and 2.
10 year ag-use only restriction
key laaac foond ia cxempdana 1, 2, d, 7, t, and 23
• de^ reoading required for ail exempdoas
Exemption 2 . iy^ttanda enroned in CRP
10 year ag-uae only restriction.
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rig^'<if>wi7 or
aitfaal Mon tka 2D ]?an loatRl the
ii pormaaMi^ aeedted: iaiffrt ta tpal ade-firfria^
A USDA *saaap6itt£ex” (ielcfTniaalkM
10 jt3X ag-QSB ftatrictioA,
a6.U8CCffiW»i ?g PprTBtt Pro^rts
Profectt tkat kaw Army Corps aotioavido pernuta 3-7, wl7, 30-23, si^ 23.
Natioowiik Kn&it number 14 tor % acw roa4 aoaiicr 26 sa4 o^cn mu twlo4 4o aoi qualify for exemptioa,
n«et
obciia aa iadindiui 401 fgrtifKackai fr$ai MFCA
FTemnfioa 7 - Type 1 nn Ar: land
Laaiiowucr amst provide the same proofs u Exempuoa 1
lands abuttii^ at least 30% of 'ke wetlaad bouadaxy
. tffKaifal (»n£l Buy be asked *'y 'trn>uae wetlaad type
TUs exempcioa appCea wbea the rretlaad ia a type L
10 year Af-oac reatn
LeemBtioa 8 - Type 1 wetlaflds less than 2 acres on Ae land
Laodowoer must provide same proofs as Exemptioa 7.
TecLucal Panel may be asked to determine wetland type/size.
Wetland is the area within ks boundary.
10 year Af-use restriction.
This ezeiepdon applies when the wetland is a type 2 less than 2 acrea.
'EaeaigtifM Tfl .
Wttlaad can be or SSbI it
i wu crrafc4 by cateot bfcyiate
Ramrififfm U^H tad Q > UtilitT »ork
ere exempt if pcifanBaace sUadatds (tifbidiag BMPs) wt oicL
Eamorkm 14 and 15 » Forestry
T^s esnptkat are far rtadls oaurnKtsi for ti» primary pqrpcae of providu^ acces for co^ho^ of tfl>irair»y
pracxker.
Mi^ aaiitfaie fT>adr^ hydrofciK as4 bsotogic ebancterutka and xpptf BMPs.
EaetBpdeg H • BfTfflil
Allows Cor »{air and mainfmaiwui of pablle roads vkhia tbe tigk-d^way intnakai into tl:te wcUaitd beyood tbs
i 2Q • Agnarulfufis
ABom aquacukure aedvity m wttlanda as pcrvikte4 by the USCOE.
^^cempdoia 23 - *^wampbuiter^ exempCion
Exempt if enroikd in the federal farm pit^ram.
ASCS doromratatioe required.
If the aedvity would result in loss of federal program eligibility, the landowner canned qualify for C ' e^mpdon by
withdrawing from the program.
10 year ag-use (»ly restriction.
Exemption 24 - Development projects approved prior to January 1. 1992
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Time *window”: July 1, 1966 — December 31,199L
Drain/fiD activity may be completed without repiacemeat if;
• preliminary plat approval in specified time period
- approval has not expired
infrastructure in wetland area in place
Where wetlands can be avoided within the terms of the approved plan, they must be avoided.
El
Up to 400 spues feet par jnt pa tiasfowKr of a
Mai ia < 5% of SMI scTtis d UOL
or flMi sidSMil ffpUcea*at if
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LGU
Outk^ aeses county ■Ktroi»liua area
or diy (or <kkgatc) ^Aeit tbs acuvity ii located
Sc«a c»aty ■etmpofitas am
AOrv&y is a a^laad lK3te4 is two jvriadktkMM, LXjU ia:
• tSc oso eaerciaiao autbonty over tbe prcjccS
tbe ow ia «4kb aMOt of the actlaad Iota «iii
BWSR win coofdiaat* protect review
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LGU must oa file ail exemptioa detemunatioa ioforsaboo
Eaemptioo applka cvea if LGU dues not kaae cciUfkatc
LGU maat issue a certificate of eaemptkx if eligS>le laadowaer ra^tesu
Laodowser ti responsible for lubmittiaf proofs to qualify for es empdon
The persM doir^ Use activity umier ao exemptioo sluU tssmt Utat:
appropriate eroeioa control aMasures are taken
acovky does not block fisli paaaafe
• activity it in compliance includinf BMPs
Nn.l 05^ DFfgRMINATTQNS
• Wetland reatoratioa prefects requiriof fill
a Projects impacting less than 100 square feet per year
Seasonal water level laanafemriit activity
EEQA •lavTi •NTPIAN I MTHATIQNS
LCU •ppfW of r
LCU ajjr mm its «ms1 a*4 com met prootJuia
SaoflprofCcts(< 0.1 scr«, sad &25 sen far pcivatcroU or lii^ family develo^a^Bt) sued sot sobmi!iinihidQaii«?ti^
to EOB Mooitor if LCU notka oace pa yev .
TFrHNTCAl. FANFL WtnrFDtTBFS
BWSR, SWCD, saA LCU ^dMCsl profrtiinaal
Calkers sssy icnc la adnsory capaetty it invited by the tXiU
‘in:
•ilital
• jitrisd^ional wetlaadi
- evaluaittDg pubik aiues
Fai^sbak
. mike luwitiftr. determinstkns
• teview replacemait plans as reqtietied
• anke recomaendatioas to LCU
LCU can detaminatioos in place ol technical panel if
. cooipreheasi'^ aetland management plan with wetlands identified exisia
approved by terhniral panel
Incorporated into local ordinance
g T r.tj WETf ANn wtn Fs and ordinances
• WCA provides minimom staodartfa
• LCU may reciuire more procedures/proteciioa, but not less
APPPAL OP LCU DEaSIQNS
e Deosioo is f*»^l if not appealed according to appeals procedures
• No>Loas and Exempdoa rf^r^rminarinna may be appealed via petition to
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PENALTY FOR LGIJ FAll-lTRg TO APFt-Y THE lAW
LCU nofraai by Decfabcf 31. 1993
60 day lartfat/sriiuwi if LGU doea s<3l accept r^wntMihra
U LGU k sot fdlowiac the ndes mi WCA
BWSR «ia notify
LGU wil appear at a heahag
LGU haa 60 day* to comply
appropriate legal action to eaaure complianct
•f)^f?E^^SATIQN
* CoBpeaaatioa may be appficd for by the liminemcf after aa appeal if a replace meat plao ia Dot approved.
> If BWSR doea not compeaaaU quaLfviag laodowner. then appli^t may cowfycx activity.
vPPEAL FROM BOARD DEaSJQNS
• Appeal of BWSR dedskw take* to dm stale oeart of appeals
VFnurEMFNT PROCEDURES
DNR Comiiiiaaiooer, cooserratkm ofiiars. peace ofikers enforce the Act
. rriar and 4fs»st orders its cases where iaaticd to LGU. dessioe by BWSR
• restoration orders: prepared by SWCD
• replacement orders: prepared by SWCD
<s>order shall tell that violation is tni%Aemp^ne»
vlIMNG
• Prujcds regulated by DNR permit to mine and redamation regulations are not subject to the WCA; all other mining
operations (e^ sand and gravel, small peat operations) are subjea to these rulo.
*fTGH PRlORiry REGIONS AND AREAS
KTGH PRlORmr REGIONS
• Parts of the «*^«s High Priority Regiona are Ux:
preservation
- restoratinoi
cataUialmc&l
which have lost 50% or more of pre-settkineiit wetland bate
Established by BWSR
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ff WtlORTTY AREAS
Htfli Priority Aiu« are tor
WMOi m tke metro area
be ia tbe ^sb cpd^ lej aiUrcaa waiifcr
BWSR wfl review lor approval
a:i:<nLAND PRE5ERVATTQN AREAS ii
Purpoae
lAmtiRfA u botk high prknty rtfioa aad area cfigMe for ramlfaifaf
caoi^ froai property tax. state relabonea LGU
LaadowBcr itppiktfkK f« wetland proervattoa area
• appliiatioo must taclwdc 16.5 foet vide strip
• Biiat lacfaidc a restrictive covcaaat for recordiai
• most be accepted d LGU has ideatified
CotMty review ot applkatioa
reject, approve, forward for rccor^ag
• forward to cooaty assessor
. distiibtde aspics trf appUc^iCT
STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING WETLAND R£PLACE>TENT PLANS
PURTQSE
Spedfy procedures aad criteria for
avoid and minimirr impacts
. ensuring ade<tuate repUcemcst of lost pubBc value
tCii=RIM REPLACEMENT PLANS
PliM approved under Interim guidelines
- must be ooaipleted ia entirety by June
a not, hf mairs subject to penaanciit rules piovuioas
• doee not apply to phased projects; they asay be completed as approved
. •
. LGU
Ptt-cj^>&catiai coBfercKB asi vis ««nii
E«#ntkMi >- qocatkna
r«ptaoc»eac ratio ia LI &)r ai IbkS K»<1 >
MmhwtM rtptKzaeai rido ii 2:1 far al vAm i
SgOUENONG
tk^ mssi imgmsrm tamtSmm «4a ol fsioriijr • spedBc aitsria for ei^)
or adfacd iapoOb
mina nige* tb« inpofll
rmifiea the
1^*15 i
for projjccta inpt^i^ < Oil acre
replacemevt FL^ CQMFQNENTS
• AppiicatMS fom prondrd bf iha LGU
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affidavit for rcpfacraieot prior to or coocurreoC
. or hank letter of o^dit or other teevrity
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Per the impacted rvetlao d — D spedik items
For the replacemeaH i^tland -.12 plus U more keou
WetUads impacted w4r> aa eaemptioa caamx be used for replacemeos fat 10 years
BFW ACEMFNT ft an EVALUATION CRITERIA
• Sequenciii^before aMuidcratkw or approval of plaa
avoid
rectify
replace
Other items pertaiaiag to replacemeat
tpe
locati^
statewide replacement for public transpmtatkm projects
remaiaiag wetiaad acaeage map
tlTg
carbon balance
ecological consistency
spedal coosideratioos (9 items)
FVALUATTQN of wetland FUN<^ riONS AND VALUES
ami values
»TTt«i4 typo; abbrev
for »kiai tepberafal
OMi-of-kiad leplacgiaot rabca (Tabfe 2)
fc|4rol.n»r mk ratio
bkt/<
witmted sapi
tGtcntiiM ^irOaily dr
rcpbceangal wetbnd cBpbic lor RIM after 1 )*at
a*i^l ASn RFFLACEMENT STANPARDS
CeaenI r
requaremeats
oac-rod atrip oi vcfctatiooi
re-«ggetatioa
eroiioa cootrcl sieastarea
wedaad substrate
bottooi ooatours
stdeslopet
kregolae cdfc
3^.pbyiical ckoraderistka of «ellands
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Wetland vali» repUeement aoakoriaf . . ^ ,
. to ensure repiacement wetland achieves goal of repUdog lost functions aad values
Shall continue for five yean foUowing compktkxi
LGU may for not more tnaa an addkk sal five yean
Purpose of «""«»** report is to desroibe
. actual restt^tioas or creation acdvkiea
. activitiea for the upcoming year
. infannadoo required for report contest
Report content
. infnrmatimi plus LGU required information
ma fUi li^ni ait 4;MlNATrQNS T*Y THE LGP
Project incpriTriTH «Jl£a completed isd eerdly compfieoct
Mtp order corTccpoe setkm
Make a
Skailr
fo^oCtepL
\)3fl [AND BANKING
DFFTNmQNS
account or WITLAND BANK ACCOUNT
A record of wtltod debits iftd credits
ACCOUNT HOLDER
PenoB, corporation j^ovemnifntal agency, or
corporatiM, gp*erB®eataJ ageocy, or orfaolaatioft that mak« ao appBolio. to wiikdraw crediu
CREDITS, HTTLAND CREDITS
Acres or tenths of acres of restored wetlands
A^«^^ Sen^iif ^SSI!SrestMed (at replacement aedit, providing for, and faalitatiag and tracMng the ewhanfc
of wetland credits for presets
vy nstrrp ALS OF WETLAND BANTJNG
• Goal—inust comply with WCA, no-net loss
• Setttiendsg prerequisite
• Geographic limitations
. wTtland banking allowed in counties
>S0% preaettlemeat wetlands intact—any impaa
<80% presettlemeot—impacti of less than 3 acres
• Created wetlands eligible i£
io > 80% county, or
ooostmeted by excavation in non-wetlands, or
constructed by dikes and dams along drainage ditches, or
by HHf*^ and A»m« associated with a wetland restoratioa projcA
• Exem(d wetlands
wetlands drained/filled, later restored, not eUpbie
a balance-must maintain positive balance
Gr^ tmsloi
QmiiBatiam
ADMTNTSTRATfQN AND MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
• EttabluiimeBL-BWSR siuil rtfatfeh a suu baak
- aDowi LGUs to have thek on hanking programs
• Deposit prereqnHkes
• a restored vctland «»Kr tx cetuSed as cl^iUc the LGU
Annual report
partiof g LGU shaQ sttbaul annual report
LGU arey calabliah C m schedule to recover cotta
ranCEDURES
Deposits and Credits (16 kems, A-P)
6 mootll mininiTim rcvicv period for restored wetlands, I year for created wetlands
- TBP review
Withdrawals (10 kerns, A-J)
auditing and MQNTTORTNG
• Annual Report and Audit, .BWSR
. develop deposit, withdraw^ and credit forms
• wetland bank data file will contain specific informalioa
• periodically inspect LGU bank records, correspondence
• prepare/dktribute annual report to LGUs and others
a Monitoring
. LGU and account bolder shall monitor as per provisions
• account holder is responsibk for sucress of wetland
. BWSR shall inspect wetland bank deposits every 5 years
fNFORCEMENT AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
• Enforcement of state wetland bank is governed by enforcement procedur« (8420.0290)
• BWSR most prescribe corrective measures to LGU
« BWSR may refuse future wetland bank certifications by LGU
• BWSR may restrict further withdrawals if wetland does not meet spedficatiou of approved bank plan
• LGU/BWSR can do reconstruction work, require reimbursement
CALCAREOUS FENS
PURPOSE
Ffo^Adc mid crkeria
Fens br Csmmissiomer msyoiU dtiiatd, 61kd. stod or degraded
not appfy to calcarcoos fens
iDrsTrFVTvr. r.ALCJkRFnir!; fens
• A pcat-acatBittlatiac wetland
ifr—inUrd hjr *****^~^ p^onndwatef inOows
. water B alkaiine, higii cakiiiw. kiw dusoKed oiy^
. chemistry prtMdcs an environmcai foe speaCc and oftea rare hydrophytic ]pWnts
f^OCFDURES TO UST CALCAREOUS FENS
DNR
invesdgaU and properly idcotify
- maintain a Current list with location in slate
• provide an updated ti;. of calcareous Teas
DNR Commissjoner may approve maaagemeat plans for activiues a calca; ecus fens
DNR Cotaaissiooer may approve management plans to restoie or upgrade calcareous fens
Lardowner may challenge comaiasioner's determination
by 1 public hearing
wkhia 30 days after aikd notice fro a commusioner otherwise dedsion is Seal
appeal of conamiasiooer's deosion after tlu hearing
DNR Commissioncr'i determination may be appealed tij t/iim)
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TO;Mayor and City CouncQ
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FROM:Ron Moorae, City Aitmlnignaof
DATE:January 19, 1994 '
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SUBJECT:1994 Local Board of Review Date
As required by ist^ stitute the County Assessor has set the date for the city’s Local B<urd of
Review meeting as Thursday, April 28, 1994. Rolf Enckson. the City Assessor, has indicated
the date is acceptable to him. He also indicated ttol Tuesday, April 26 and Wednesday, April
27 would also work for him.
Council Action Requested - Motion to establish the date and time of the Local Board of Ro le n
as
TO:
FROM:
D4TE:
Ron Moorse. Cicy AdministnRir
Tom Kuelm. FirauKc Direcior
January 20. 1994
Sl'RIKCT: Salary Adjusoneni - Officer James Comkk
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As of January 2, 1994. Officer James Cormck complcttd 8 years of service wiih the City of
Orooo t’rakr the 1994 LELS contract, currenily in effect, he is eligible tor a salary increase
from $19,390 per hour to $19,767 per hour It is rrccxnmcndcd that Officer Comick’s salary
be increased to $19,767 per hour as of January 2. 1994.
PROPOSED MOTION - Moved by seconded by to increase Officer James Comkk’s
salary from $19 390 per hour to $19,767 per hour as January 2. 1994, as pe* the 1994 LELS
contract currently in effect. Ayes_. Nays__.
/i
TO:
FROM
DATE:
lUm M(X)«5c. City A<iinintiffalor
Tott Kudio. FuaiM* Dirccio ’
January 20, 1994
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SUBJECT: Salary' Adjustment * Officer Mark Thornton
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As of January 27, 1994, OlficcT Nfark Thornton completed 8 years of service with i*‘.c C»y of
Orooo. Under the 1994 LELS contract. cirreiMly in cffeci, Iw is cligibk; far a salary incrca^
from $19 390 per hour to $19,767 per htsur It is recommended that Officer Comick ’s salary
be increased lo $19 767 per hour as of January 27. 1994.
PROPOSED MOTION - Moved by seconded by to increase Officer Mark Ihotnton
salaiy from $19,390 per hour to $19,767 per hour as of January 27, 1994, as per the 1994
LELS comract currently in clTcci. Ayes_, Nays _.
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OH
OH
OH
S!
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
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o
3 )nOMMZll cmcn ttQISTft S«l Jan I CHECK MO CHECK DATE CHECK AWOUMT 1994 01:94 JO VEMDOi Kata tOCa®IPTIO!l ACCOUHT f mvoicc PO (lUN. HAItUAl0340-4324 001307 ON05C9-4324 001307 OH0249-4324 001307 OH0544-431}001301 OHO2lt-4SQO Ollfllt mt0010 4303 371719-1 ON
0121-4210 3791143 OH
0590-4320 001309 cw
0590-4323 001309 OH
0911-4910 001311 OH
0911-4120 oomi OH
0020-4310 0C1319 OH
0040-4340 0101156 OH
0249-4393 001323 ON
0099-4343 120129
0590-4313 001313 OH
0174-4310 001314 OH
0039-4310 290994 OH
0174-4310 NSS920 OH
0174-4310 001317 OH
029S91 ST.l2i.Oi*029999 a• 9 0 •o o oO O O
SI Bi Sill 47f lots S204.37*029700 1994/01/10 fis 00$15 00*029701 liii/Qi/io $50.00 $50.00*
029702
1114/01/10 1174 31
liT4.31*
029703
lit4/01/10 $1 iS
13 $3*
029704
1994/01/10
Itf4/01/t0
1120 74
S141 to
1212 64*
019709
1994/01/10
1994/01/10
1115.000.00
1104.567.63
l26i.5S7.l3*
029709 1994/Ql/lO $2,016 00
$2,016.00*
029710
1994/01/10 $950 00
$95C 00*
029711
1994/01/10 S7S.00
$75.00*
029712
1994/01/10 1150.00
$150.00*
029713
1994/01/10 $147 50
$147.50*
029714
1994/01/10 $50 00
$50 00*
029715
1994/01/10 $439 00
$439.00*
029718 1994/01/10 $75 00
$75.00*
029717
1994/01/10 $20 00
$20.00*
%
n%pWSiU%POiilEM.SANDY iEtSOmCL DECISIONS POPmm HA IK 4 ASSOC
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US WEST CONMUN
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AHCSICAN NATL SANK
ASSN METiO MUNICI9S
BRC ELECTIONS
UTILITIESUTILITIESUTILITIESCERTIFICATE90S noriLC /job iyaREVISED 9Si AUC
FILM 9i0C
TELEPHONE
ADV
HUA PilNC l-lS-94
HRA INT l-lS-94
NEWIRSHIP DUES
MAINT ELECTION WCHI
DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY LICENSE
FLOYD TOTAL SECURITY FIRE ALARM 1/I-4/7
HENNEPIN COUNTY TREASU LICENSE
lAPHO
ICHA
INTL CONF-BLDG OFFLS DUES
LAKE CTY CHAPTER ICBO DUES
DUES
ANNUAL MIS DUES
%' 0 *j
I V-COUNCIL CWCCK RCOISTCR Sat Jtn • lft« 01 S« SO 0*it s029711
029719
CHECK DATE Ct«CK AiOiST VtW0C9 MfCfIRTIQN ACCOUKT •tswict fOltf4/0i/10 ttio 00 INC iNSUVANCe TiUST ycmn txmp XH9 9i 0039-41)3 001319 OHlff4/0i/I0 9333 oo LMC INSU9AMCE TiUST yoii INS 94 0099-41S3 001319 OH19i4/01/10 922.914 00 INC INSUIAHCC T1 US T yo«A COMi ms 94 0129-41S3 001319 OH1994/01/10 92,037 00 LNC INSUKAiiCE T9UST yoiA COMi ms 94 0174-41S3 001319 ON1994/01/10 *210 00 LMC IWSUAAWCf TOUST liOOH CONi ms §4 0020-41SS 001119 ON1994/01/10 *132 00 LMC INSUCAiaCf TtUST woti COMO ms 94 0195-4193 001319 OH1994/01/10 *«*2 00 LMC IttSlltaaicC TtUSt yooA COM^ms 94 0S*0-41S3 001319 OH1994/01/10 $9,010 00 LMC INSUKAMCE T9UST CONi ms 94 024I-41S3 001319 OH1994/01/10 9391 00 LMC INSUIAI^E TiUST yoii COMi ms 94 0290-4153 001319 ON1994/01/10 91.093 00 LMC IMSUIANCE TiUST yoiA coMi ms 94 0549-4153 001319 OH1994/01/10 I2.S32 00 LMC INSUVANCi TiUST woii COMi ms 94 0599-4153 001319 OH
*J7.3S4 00*
1994/01/10 94S1 ri MEO CTl HEALTH1 CAil JA39 ms 0249-4151 001320 OH
1994/01/10 *321 42 MCD CTR HEALTH1 CAiC JAH ms 0129-4151 001320 OH
1994/01/10 $190 71 MED CTR health care JAN INS 0099-4151 001320 OH
1994/01/10 $S92 02 MCD CT9 HEALTH1 CAiC JAN INS 0174-4151 001320 OH91.SIS 17*
1994/01/10
1994/01/10
1994/01/10
1994/01/10
91.143 SO
91.194 04
9SI2 02
9479 17
NiUiCA CHOICE
MCDICA CHOICE
MtOICA CHOICE
MCDICA CHOICE
JAN ms
JAN INS
JAN INS
JAN INS
0039-4151
0249-4151
0099-4151
0174-4151
OOllli
001311
001311
001311 1
1994/01/10 92.120 31 MEOICA CHOICE JAN ms 0129-4151 001319 ON
1994/01/10 9299 14 MEOICA CHOICE JAN ms 0549-4151 001311 ON
1994/01/10 91.272 42 MCDICA CHOICE JAN ms 9001-1291 001311 ON
021720 1994/01/10 9399 19
97.425.99*
MEOICA CHOICE JAN INS 0599-4151 001311 ON
020721
1994/01/10 925 00
925 00*
3STR0 AREA HCMT ASSN DUES 0039-4390 001322 OH
029722
1994/01/10 920.717 00
920,717.00*
METRO WASTE JAN FEE 9973-1212 001321 OH
029723
1994/01/10 97.754.25
97,754 25*
MINNETONKA 1ST QTi PiOSCCUTXON OOiO-4302 1457-1 OH
029724
1994/01/10 925 00
925.00*
MN chapter Of lAPMO DUES 0174-4310 001315 OH
C2972S
1994/01/10 9400 00
9400.00*
MN POLLUTION CONTROL A SEHINAi 0599 4359 001324 OH
029729
1994/01/10 9351.00
9351.00*
NATL FliE CODES SUBSCIIPTIQN 0174-4240 001329 m
029727
1904/01/10 945 00
945.00*
NORTH STAR CHAPTER DUES 0174-4310 001325 OH
029729
1994/01/10 912.00
912.00*
PEiA INS JAN INS 0129-4152 001329 OH
■J J J
O'COUNCIL Ci^CK RCGISTfl Sat Jan • 19*4 01 S4 90CHECK NO CHECK DATE CHECK AMOUNT VEHDOt OESCtIKTIOS ACCOUNT •INVOICE fO IH»Pil« 9MAlfUAt02972*1914/01/10 tS.210 11<*.290 19*KUtllC EHAL 9ET ASSN KE»A 12/20-1/2/94 •***-2091 001327 OH0297301**4/01/101*94/01/10 *9.014 00 • 91 or II.045 07**Oir C C9ICKSQN KOCr C CIICKSON JAN rit SUfKlIfS 0059-49070059-4210 001312001113 ONON0297911994/01/10 *111 00 *111 00*WESTQIKA ClOftf COM outs 0039-4310 001329 OHS9I4.S49 20
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Tatal Bavertali
Tatal CaacallaA Cbackt
SUI TOTAL
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12/24/43 240 00 HW T»Natl wnttti
0 00
0 00
0.00
•11.00
0.00
0.00
111 00
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Ns^ar «f C!tecfei rracailti
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4 ■>1 7COUfKXlCHICK tiaiSTIt 20 ltt« ot 0« t$RtfK tCHICK m1 CHICK DAT! CHICS AHCXmT VffiDCl DESCRIPTION ACCOUNT 9 IHVOICC RO HUH.. nmuAi02973fl•94/0i/24 tZ13 11 8213 11*ALL STA9 CIICT9IC REPAIR LS 97 0599 4344 9267-21 ON0317311994/01/24 f«0 00tio 00^REG FEE 0175-4356 001363 QM0217371994/01/24 1397 03 1397 03*AMCHOt KAPfft CORY RARER 9001-1261 76717901 m0217311994/01/24 t3.24S i3 82.24$ 12*eAiTCW SAHD/GlAVtl SAND 0249-4233 001364 Oft0217311994/01/24 9i9S 00
II9S DO*■ tACK'MIAK A SON LEAF REMOVAL 02954349 124914 ON
02S740
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
•731 75
•929 04
•5.979 99
•320 00
•1,755 39
•9.921.07*
•ONCSTROO ROSEHC ASM
•ONCSTROO Rose MI ASM
iOHESTtOO nOSlHl ASN
BOWISTtOO tOSCNf ASN
BQfiisTtoo nosim asn
EMO OCR RO TRAIL OCT
ENG RFP 7-OCT
ENG 12 WTR TOWER
HWY 12 safety IHSP'O
INSPECTIONS OCT
0359-4305
0409-4305
0439-4305
0359-4305
0409-4309
026969
029966
026969
026965
026967
OHI
lOHI
OHI
OHI
OH
029741
1994/01/24 •125 00
•125 00*
CITY or CDINA WATER TESTS 0549-4309 001365 OH
029742
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
• 70 35
•19.99
• 90 24‘»
CITY or LONG LAKE
CITY or LONG LAKE
IS
FLASHER
0599-4324
0249-4324
001379
001379
OH
OH
029743
1994/01/24 • 10 00
•10 00*
Dim rcTto-CHtw DEWIRAGE 0549-4234 D01017S01 OH
029744
1994/01/24 • 91 27
•91.27*
tAAL r ANDEKSOH ASSC SIGNS 0249-4233 130369 m
02974S
1994/01/24 • 20 00
•20 00*
FEED HITE CONTROLS DEMURRAGE 0549-4232 12535 OH
029748
1994/01/24 •946 25
•946 25-
FIRST T9UST NATL ASSN PAYING AGENT r(£S 0909-4930 001399 ON
029747
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
• 14 97
• 12 90
• 59 50
•139 66
•259 69
•266 71
•751.33^
0 4. K SERVICES
Q 4i K SERVICES
OAK SERVICES
G A K SERVICES
Q A K SERVICES
Q A K SERVICES
UNIFORMS
UNIFORMS
UNIFORMS
MATS
UNIFORMS
MATS
0549-4221
0590-4221
0569-4221
0099 4343
0249-4221
0129-4343
001399
001369
001369
001369
001369
001369
OH
OH
OH
OHsa
029741
1994/01/24 • 42 56
•42 56*
GAFFRON. MIKE MILEAGF 0174-4391 001370 OH
1994/01/24 •225.90 GENUINE PARTS CO SUPPLIES 0249-4232 001369 OH
J
COUNCIL CHECK REGISTER Tig Jm 2C^^^^_^_CHECR DATE CHECK AMOUNT1994/01/24. . . . .$53*64*1994/01/24 u 731394/01/24 $21 SI1964/01/24 $5 jT021749 ilO 12029741 6321.39*029750 1994/01/241994/01/241994/01/24 $39 30 $52 40 $3$ 30 $131 00*
029751
1994/01/241394/01/24 $62 10
$41 40
$103 SO*
021752 1994/01/24 $$1 00
$91.00*
029753 1994/01/24 $410.95
$410.95*
U297S4
1994/01/24
1994/01/24 $1 91
64.72
$1.40*
029755 1994/01/24 $1.97
$t 97*
029756 1994/01/24 $11.02
111.02*
029757 1994/C1/24 $1,503.00
91.503.00*
029751 1994/01/24 $3.77
$1.77*
029759 1994/01/24 $27.95
$27.95*
01 Otis 'nwDcm DCSCIlPTirai
ltfc4/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/241994/01/24
1994/01/24
S41S.0I
5220.00
4409.00
SI,203.00
5579.00
5711.00
S39.0C
S75 00
S32.55
S419.44
S9S4 43
S32.I6
GtHUIlfC PAtTS CO CCNUlNf PAtTS CO GlNUmt PAPTS CO OCHUlWf PAPTS CO GCNU’Tff PAITS COGLEMWOOO IMGUWOOO GLCfMOOO IWGLEWOOO GLENWOOO INGLEWOODOOPHC9 STATE ONECALL
OOPMEP STATE ONECALL
SUPPLIESSUPPLIESSUPPLIESSOPPUtsSUPPLIESCUPSCUPSCUPSDEC FEES
DEC FEES
GOVEfHHT TtAlNG SEPV SEMINAf
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HASEMAN, CAPOLE
HASEMAM. CAPOLE
HENN CTT DEPT TA*
henn ctt sheriff dpt
JOHNSON. GEORGE
keavenys drug
KOEHNENS STANOAPD
LOQIS
LOGIS
LOQIS
LOGIS
LOCIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300
SUITE 300 SUIT? 300
SUITE 300
training SUPPLIES
mileage
MILEAGE
POSTAGE
REPAIR
ESMT OCI tilOGE
SUPPLIES
REPAIR
DISC SPACE DEC
MOV SERV
NOV SERV
NOV SERV
NOV SERV
NOV SERV
NOV SERV
NOV SERV
DISC SPACE NOV
DISC SPACE NOV
DISC SPACE NOV
DISC SPACE DEC
ACCOUNT t012902900S490S490549423242324234A231434100}f-43i20129-43120174-4312
0599-4309
0549-4309
0129-4351
0129 -4241
0039-4311
C290-4391
0040-4321
0129-4342
0355-4512
0129-4210
0129-4341
0069
0549
0549
0069
0129
0174
0039
0039
0039
0069'
0129
0549-
-4355
-4352
-4352
-4352
-4352
-4352
-4352
-4355
-4355
•4355
•4355
■4355
INVOICIoonit0013910013910013990O139I001317001367001397
3120520
3120520
PO NU»
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495-244114-1
001373
001373
001372
oo»' n
001374
001379
001375
301390
AR1193
AR1193
AR1193
AR1193
AR1193
AR1193
AR1193
AR1193
API 193
ARII93
001360
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ON
OH
ON
OH
OH
ON
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OH
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OH
OH
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OH
OH
OH
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1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
944991923943943 922C 940993991.2039S799791
923
969
9192
990
932
944
9967
4S0321113000000000000000
21
96
40
65
55
.60
34
tOQIfLOGIStOQXSLOGISLOGISLOGISLOGISLOGISLOGISLOGISLOGISLOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
LOGIS
SUITESUITESUITESUITESUITESUITESUITESUITESUITESUITESUITESUITE
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
90030090030090090030030C300300300300300
300
300
300
300
300
300
DISC S^ACE iiOV 0174-4955 DISC SPACE DEC 0569-4355 DISC SPACE MOV 0549-4355 DISC SPACE HOV 0569-4355 COLmCE DP OCT 0069-4353 DfC SCPVICE 0549-4352 CIC SEffV 0569-4352 DEC SCiV 0039-4352 DEC SEiV 0069-4352 DEC SCtV 0129-4352 DEC S£»V 0174-4352 DEC SEPV 0039-4355
utility ilLLIHG CAtO 0549-4210
UTILITY BILLIHG CAPO 0569-4210
VOUCHEK CHECK FOtHS 0069-4210
MAINT COHTPACT EPSOH 0129-4340
DISC SPACE DEC 0039-4355
DISC SPACE DEC 0174-4355
DISC SPACE DEC 0121-6355
At till 001310 Atll93 AK1193 AtU93 001360 001310 001310 001310 001390 001390 001390
001390
001390
001190
001390
001390
001390
0C13I0
OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
02f7e0 110.013 14*
1994/01/24 S4I 00 LO«G LAKE FAMILY A9ACT HEPATITIS SHOT 0129-4301 001311 cm
0297S1 641 00*
1994/01/24 120.10 LOMQ LK FOKO TRACT(»PART 0249-4232 179232 OH
029762 S20.10*
.*34/01/24 613.12 MABUSTM-JEAMHC MILEAGE 6 PARKING 0174-4311 001313 m
029763 613.12*
1994/01/24 615.00 HACA MANUALS OllS-4240 001312 OH
C29764 615.00*
1994/01/24 6173.10 MARTINS NAVARRE 61 REPAIRS 0129-4341 001365 OH
02976S 6173.10*
1994/01/24 64.455.0U METRO WASTE CONTROL CO DEC SAC 9001-2226 001316 OH
029766 64,455.00*
1994/01/24 6162 37 MIDWEST BSNS RROO OFFICE SUPPLIES 0039-4210 001314 OH
1994/01/24 67 92 MIDWEST BSNS PtOO OFFICE SUPPLIES 0174-4210 001394 CM
1994/01^24 67.93 MIDWEST BSNS PtOO OFFICE SUPPLIES 0069-4210 001394 OH
1994/01/24 625.37 MIDWEST BSNS PPOO OFFICE SUPPLIES 0249-4210 001394 OH
1994/01/24 67.93 MIDWEST BSNS PKOO OFFICE SUP-’cIES 0059-4210 001394 OH
^^ft A
1994/01/24 $7 93 MIDWEST BSNS PROO OFFICE SUPPLIES 0129-4210 001394 OH
029767 $219 45*
1994/01/24 634.00 MINNEAPOLIS HEALTH DEP TESTS 0129-43G6 001397 OH
02976S 634.00*
1994/01/24 67 20 MN CONWAY REPAIR FIRE CXTQ 0290-4342 198131 S»1994/01 /24 672.56 MN CONWAY REPAIR FIRE EXTQ 0249-4342 198939
1994/01/24 655.40 “N CONWAY REPAIR FIRE EXTQ 0549-4342 196939 OH
12
O'COUNCIL CHECK REGISTER Thj Jan 20 1994 01 06;15CHECK NO CHECK DATE CHECK AKOUNT DESCRIPTION ACCOUNT 9 INVOICE RO NUM Rai* 4 MANUAL1994/01/24 146 10 HN CONWAY REPAIR FIRE EXTO 0099-4342 196838 OHi994/01/24 S3 60 MN CONWAY REPAIR FIRE EXTQ 0589-4342 196838 OH1994/01/24 172 96 HN CONWAY REPAIR FIRE EXTQ 0129-4342 196838 OH0297691994/01/24 S3 60$262.12*HN CO^AY REPAIR FIRE EXTQ 0590-4342 196838 OH1994/01/24 631.50 MPLS OXYGEN CO DEHURRAGE 0249-4732 RI12930855 OH0297701994/01/24 613.50 645.00*MPLS OXYGEN CO DEMURRAGE 0129-4232 RI129308S6 OH1994/01/24 669 11 NAVARRE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 0129-4232 001390 OH
1994/01/24 625.26 NAVARRE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 0569-4232 001390 OH
1994/01/24 S2.97 NAVARRE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 0099-4232 001390 OH
1994/01/24 S2S 71 NAVARRE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 0099-4231 001390 OH
1994/01/24 St.24 NAVARRE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 0249-4233 001390 OH
1994/01/24 SSI.57 NAVARRE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 0240-4232 001390 OH
029771
1994/01/24 SS7.41
S24i.27*
NAVARRE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 0569-4234 001390 OH
1994/01/24 S60.54 NSP UTILITIES 0590-4324 001318 OH
ft ft
1994/01/24 S15.4I HSP UTILITIES 0290-4324 001388 OH
1994/01/24 S1.5S0.It NSP UTILITIES 0549-4324 001384 OH
i^^ft ft
1994 24 S7.40 NSP UTILITIES 0099-4324 001381 OH
.^^ft ft
1994 ' /24 Sl.il NSP UTILITIES 0549-4324 001388 OH
i^^ft ft
1994/01/24 S3.31 NSP UTILITIES 0175-4324 001389 OH
ft ft
1994/0.1/24 6115.12 NSP UTILITIES 0569-4324 001388 OH
1994/01/24 6319.74 NSP UTILITIES 0569-4324 001389 OH
029772
1994/01/24 6115.51
62,926.09*
NSP UTILITIES 0249-4324 001389 OH
029773
1994/01/24 6112.00
6112.00*
OGLAND. JAMES REFUND APP FEE 9001-3502 001392 OH
029774
1994/01/24 61,930.00
61,930.00»
ON WINDOWS WINDOW BLINDS 0482-4520 100818 Olf
1994/01/24 627.50 ORONO SELF SERVICE GASOLINE 0129-4220 001391 OH
029775
1994/01/24 615.90
643.40*
ORONO SELF SERVICE GASOLINE 0249-4220 001391 OH
029776
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
6172.4t
6291.49
6463.97*
PERRYS TRUCK REPAIR
PERRYS TRUCK REPAIR
REPAIR
REPAIR
0249-4341
0249-4341
12499
125S8H
OH
OH
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
SI.146.71
$219.05
$1,000.44
$961.61
$264.00
$1,123.20
$1,050.01
$1,345.24
$658.08
POPHAM HAIK 4 ASSOC LEGAL CONSULTING NOV 0840-4303
POPHAM HAIK & ASSOC LEGAL CONSULTING NOV 0408-4303
POPHAM HAIK & ASSOC LEGAL CONSULTING NOV 0080-4303
POPHAM HAIK 4 ASSOC SALE FRENCH LAKE PRO 9115-3841
POPHAM HAIK 4 ASSOC LL ANNEX 0080-4303
POPHAM HAIK 4 ASSOC LEGAL RETAINER NOV 0080-4301
POPHAM HAIK 4 ASSOC SALE FRENCH LAKE PRO 9115-3841
POPHAM HAIK 4 ASSOC LEGAL CONSULTING OCT 0080-4303
POPHAM HAIK 4 ASSOC LEGAL CONSULTING OCT 0840-4303
387002
387002
387002
387002
387002
387002
383492
383492
383492
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COUNCIL CHECK KCQISTCR Th« Jan 20 lt»4 01;0«:1S Pafa 9CHECK DATE CHECK AMOUHT VE*®OR ACCOUNT •INVOICE PO HUM.MANUALI»»4/01/241994/01/241094/01/241994/01/24 S263 00 Sl^Ut SS $303 23 SIS.00 $10.274.IS*ROKHAM HA IK A ASSOC ROPHAM HAIK A ASSOC POPHAM HA IK A ASSOC POPHAH HA IK A ASSOC LEGAL CONSULTING OCT LEGAL RETAINER OCT HWY 12 CORRIDOR LL ANNEX 040t-4303OOtO-43010299-43060010-4303 393492393492393492393492 OHOHONOH1994/01/24 $40.00$40.00*PUMP A METER SERVICES REPAIR 0099-4342 077999 OH1994/01/24 $13.23$13.23*tIT2 CAMERA FILM RROC 0129-4210 3769951 m1994/01/24 S1.9S9.19 SI.969.19*ROLLINS OIL CO GASOLINE 9001-1260 001393 ON1994/01/24 $112.00$112.00*STOYKE. DONALD REFUND 9001-3S02 001394 ON
1994/01/24 $10.65
$10.65*
STREICHERS REPAIR FLASHLGT 0129-4342 77553.1 OH
1994/01/24 $32 34
$32.34*
SULLIVAN. STEPHEN MTG 0129-4392 001395 OH
1994/01/24 $310 96
$310.96*
THE laker ADS 0039-4323 001377 OH
1994/01/24 $273.41
$273.48*
US WEST CELLULAR INC TELEPHONE 0129-4320 001396 OH
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
$13.18
$88.71
$46.10
$29 13
$84.17
$83 S3
$12.49
$427.31*
US WEST COMMUN
US WEST COMHUN
US WEST COMMUN
US WEST COMMJN
US WEST COMMUN
US WEST COMMUN
US WEST COMMUN
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
TE LE PHONE
TELEPHONE
TELEPHONE
0059-4320
0039-4320
0069-4320
0S69-4320
0249-4320
0174-4320
0549-4320
001397
001397
001397
001397
001397
001397
001397
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
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1994/01/24 $24 95
$24 95*
VARDA SILENT ALARM REPAIR 0129-4342 15116 OH
1994/01/24 $4,448.00
$4,448.00*
VCI CAPITAL INC ESMT OCB BRIDGE 0355-4512 001308 OH
1994/01/24 $44.07
$44.07*
WALTERS LINDA MILEAGE 0069-4381 001402 OH
1994/01/24 $231.11
$231.11*
WARNING LITES OF MN FLASHERS 0249-4331 0054299 OH
1994/01/24 $60.00
$60.00*
WESTSIDE WHOLESALE TIR REPAIR 0249-4341 S2438.A OH
o ocouncil CHECK KEGISTE* TKy Jao 20 1994 CHECK HO CHECK DATE CHECK AHOUHT 01:06:IS VENDOt DESCRlPTIOM ACCOUNT • 0249-4324 0590-4320
0549-4220
0175-4380
0909*4620
0909- 2355
0912-4620
0912-4610
0910- 4620
0910*2355
INVOICE001399001336
001333
001334
001332
001332
001331
001331
001332
001332
526759
526759
526759
526759
526759
66479
001335
001337
001337
001337
001337
001337
001337
001408
201044
282837
881033
PO NUM P«9t •MANUAL029792029799
029797
029798
029799
029800
029801
029102
029803
029804
02980S
029806
029807
1994/01/241994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1991/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
$7 9917.99*$28 44 $28 44*
$10 65
$i0.65*
$40.00
$40.00*
$34,369 50
$88,533 00
$47,762.50
$85,000 00
$33,568 00
$86,467.00
$375,700.00*
$32.85
$32.85
$32.85
$32.85
$32.85
$164.25*
$73.00
$73.00*
$60.00
$60.00*
$28
$28
$44
$28
$28
$28
$187
64
64
20
64
64
64
40*
$85.00
$85.00*
$308.00
$308.00*
$25.58
$25.58*
$1,081.01
$1,081.01*
WKIQMT HENN ELECTRIC UTILITIESA T A T
A-1 MINNETONKA RENT
AMEM
TELEPHONE
PROPANE
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
AMERICAN
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ASPLUNO COFFEE
DUES
INT DUE 2-1
PRIN DUE 2-1
INT DUE 2-1
PRIN DUE 2-1
INT DUE 2-1
PRIN DUE 2-1
METER RENTAL 1/1-3/3
METER RENTAL 1/1-3/3
METER RENTAL 1/1-3/3
METER RENTAL 1/1-3/3
METER RENTAL 1/1-3/3
COFFEE
AT A T INFO SYSTEM
AT A T INFO SYSTEM
AT A T INFO SYSTEM
AT A T INFO SYSTEM
AT A T INFO SYSTEM
AT A T INFO SYSTEM
BALLER. JAMES
BELL A HOWELL
BOYER TRUCK PARTS
CARGILL SALT DIV
DATA
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0039
0069
0249
0174
0569
4321
4321
4321
4321
4321
0129-4382
ASSC TRAINING OFFICERS DUES SULLIVAN/CHESWI 0129-4380
0129-4340
0249-4340
0129-4340
0059-4340
0069-4340
0174-4340
0355-4512
0174-4340
0249-4232
0549-4234
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
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OH
OH
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OH
OH
OH
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COUNCIL CHECK RCOlSlEPt Th« J«« 20 1»»4 CHECK NO CHECK DATE CHECK AMOUNT 01:Of:IS VENDOR OESCKIfTlON 1ST QTK FIRE 1ST QTR FIRE ACCOUNT • 0130-4315 0132-4317 0129-4152 0129-4210 0C39-4210 0129-4221
0590-4313
0549-4313
0174-4342
0129-4232
0249-4233
0249-4233
INVOICE 001344 0013S1 001331 1149134 • 1447 001339
001412
001404
0940131-IN
739122
ro NUM R«99 7>«^NUAL029t0t0291091994/01/241914/01/24 $22,001 50 922,001 50*$15,922 25 S15,S22.25*CITY OF LOlfO LAKE CITY OF MOUND0291101994/01/24 $405.79$405.79*029111 1994/01/24 $189.87$189.87*029812 1994/01/24 $8 4' $8.4,/*
029813
1994/01/24 $74.95
$74 95*
029814
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
9 ^i / T C H OO O OO Q O•029815
i994/P'./24 $144.00
$144.00*
029810
1994/01/24 $175.35
$175.35*
029817
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
$200.44
$1,221.39
$1,421.83*
029818
1994/01/24 $980.00
$980.00*
029119
«994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
$158.13
$1,480.26
$873.00
$2,511.39*
029820
1994/01/24 $16.99
$16.99*
029821
1994/01/24 $479.00
$479.00*
029822
1994/01/24 $120.00
$120.00*
029823
1994/01/24 $244.91
$244.91*
COLONIAL LIFE INS CO JAN INSCORY OUR RR INC CROWN MARKING INC
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0129-4356 001350 OH
0249-4320 001349 OH
0129-4354 OQ134S OH
0129-4JS2 001354 OH
0129-4380 001341 OH
0119-4380 001347 OH0119-4356 001347 OH
0S90-43I3 001407 OH
0129-4380 001346 OH
0129-4152 001356 OH
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02642402612$029126029927029129
029929
029930
029931
029132
029133
029934
029135
029S36
029937
026139
029939
1994/01/241994/01/241994/01/241994/01/241994/01/241994/01/24
1994/01/24
1964/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1964/01/24
1694/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
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$495.00*
$36.22
$36.22*
$60.00
$60.00*
$24.91
$24.9$*
$240.00
$240.00*
$25.00
$75.00
$100.00*
$90.00
$90.00*
$300.00
$300.00*
$12.00
$12.00*
$21.50
$21.50*
$29.00
$6,014.00
$1.36
$6,044.36*
K'JEHN. THOMAS KUEHN. THOMAS KUEHN, TW3MASMACAWMA TREASURER METRO WASTE
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MINNESOTA SAFETY COUNC SEMINAR
MN BENEFIT ASSN INS
MN CHIEF OF POLICE ASS DUES SULLIVAN.FRIT2L
MN DARE OFFICERS ASSOC DUES-DARE
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MN DEPT OF AGRICULTURE LICENSE
MN POL RECRNMT SYS DUES
PERA INS
POSTMASTER
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029444
029445
029446
029447
029441
1994/01/241994/01/241994/01/241994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
1994/01/24
fl.A44.17 SI.444.17*$79 94 $71.94*$12 97 $12.97*$55.00 $55.00*
$354.52
$354.52*
$769.90
$769.90*
$963.93
$963.93*
$63 98 $44.3t
$55.70
$44.37
$44.39
$26 62
$17.75
$69.18
$369.26*
$16.52
$16.52*
$512,514.60
SOUTHAH BUS COMM USA I AOST JOSEPH EQUIPMENTSTA-SAFE LOCKSMITHS
STRINGER BUS SYSTM
PARTREPAIR DOOR LOCKS
94 MAINT FAX
TONKA TRANSMISSION A E REPAIR
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US WEST
US WEST
US WEST
US WEST
US WEST
US WEST
US WEST
COMMUN
COHMUN
COMMUN
COMMUN
COMMUN
COMMUN
COMMUN
COMMUN
WECKMAN STEPHEN
JAN CLEANING
TELEPHONE
DATA PROC
TELEPHONE
DATA PROC
DATA PROC
DATA PROC
DATA PROC
TELEPHONE
MILEAGE
0249-43230249-42320099-43430129-4340
0569-4341
0099-4349
0549-4320
0069-4355
0175-4320
0129-4355
0174-4355
0569-4355
0549-4355
0549-4320
0174-4391
001357SI19513354$197863
001351
001359
001360
001360
001362
001360
C01360
001360
001360
001361
001410
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KUCHM. THOMAS M
MABUSTH. JEANNE A
MCNICHOLS. DAVID L
MOORSE, RONALD J _
MOROWC2VNSKI. JAMES
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OORIEN. RANDY L
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PALMER. GREGORY A
OUAST. WAYNE A
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INFORMATION
ITEMS
COUNCIL MEETING
OF
COUNCIL MEETING
JAN 2 4 1994
OTYOFORONO
LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DIS7RICT
Eurasian Water Milfoil Task Force
Agenda
8:30 am, Friday, January 21, 1994
Conference Rm 135, Norwest Bank Bldg
900 E. Wayzata Blvd., Wayzata
(Handicapped entrance west door Wayzata Blvd)
1. Introductions, Chair Tom Penn
2. Review, accept/amend minutes of 11/19/93 as mailed;
3. EWM Situation Ai.alysis review per 1/14/94 outline,
identifying Task Force positions on suggested actions:
a. On shore / aesthetics and recreational;
b. Near shore / aesthetic & recreational;
c. Off shore / recreational;
d. Boat Landing / recreational AND ecological (combined)
e. Near shore and off shore / ecological
Long Term Considerations:
a. Comprehensive aquatic plant management plan for Lake
Minnetonka:
b. Position on other exotics -- Zebra Mussel, Ruffe,
etc
4. Hennepin County Public Access, Spring Park Bay, report on
examination of a barrier to prevent milfoil fragments
from drifting into access area, ramp structure, to reduce
milfoil fragment spread potential;
5. Hennepin Conservation District grant status for LMLOA
funding of experimental weed pulling equipment, phase one
completion and preparations lor phase two funding;
6. MN DNR Report, Chip Welling:
a. Sonar study plans on whole lake tests, 1994
b. Triclopyr study update for Lake Minnetonka, 1994
c. Annual Report on Aquatic Exotics in MN
7. Lake association reports;
8. Additional business
9. Next meeting, adjourn;
XAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT
Report to the Mayors
1st Quarter 1994
AGENDA
7:00 am, Friday, January 28, 1994
La Fayette Club
2800 Northview Rd., Minnetonka Beach
1, Welcome and self introduction of persons present
2. Presentation of the LMCD Board and its legal counsel*s
position on the budgetary process relating to the
Eurasian water milfoil program funding for the years 1989
through 1993, and consideration of the 1994 funding based
upon the 1993 law changes
3. Outcome of city positions/resolutions relating to the
continued operation of the LMCD
4. Results of staggered term re-appointments per action
taken by various cities
5. Chair Johnstone’s forecast for LMCD's program emphasis
for 1994
6. "Save the Lake” Recognition Dinner announcement:
6:15 pm, Thursday, February 17, Lord Fletcher's
7. Additional comments from the mayors, board members
8. 2nd Quarter Meeting Date, Friday, April 29
9. Adjournment (8:30 am)
Please RSVP. 473-»7033. bv Wednesday. 1/26/94. Thank yfiU 1
LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT
MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM;
RE:
DATE:
LMCD MEMBER CITIES
BILL JOHNSTONE, CHAIR OF LMCD
LMCD DISSOLUTION RESOLUTION
JANUARY 14, 1994
As many of you know, the Cities of Orono and Spring Park
have passed resolutions requesting the dissolution of the
LMCD. Several other member cities have expressed, either
formally or informally, their support for the continuation of
the LMCD. Under the LMCD's enabling legislation, Minn sota
Statutes, Section 103B.605, Subd. 4, the LMCD "may be
dissolved by a decision of the governing bodies of three-
quarters of the municipalities in the district." The LMCD
consists of 14 member cities.
The Board of the LMCD believes that the question of
dissolution needs to be resolved. Continuing uncertainty
with respect to this issue serves no important purpose and
impairs the LMCD's ability to carry-out its responsibilities.
If the requisite number of member cities believe that
dissolution is appropriate, then the decision should be made
and alternative arrangements for management of the lake
should be developed and implemented with appropriate
legislative approval. Alternatively, if the requisite number
of member cities do not favor dissolution, the Board believes
that this decision should be made formally and documented.
Members of the Board of the LMCD have discussed the
issue of dissolution with their respective member cities and
other interested persons. Based on those discussions, a
substantial majority of the Board supports the preservation
of the LMCD. At the same time, the Board is aware of the
concerns and criticisms of some of the member cities and
others and is committed to working with the cities to address
the criticisms and concerns in a fair and responsible manner.
Attached to this Memorandum is a form of resolution
regarding dissolution of the LMCD. The Board of the LMCD
requests that the city council of each member city that has
not formally acted or the question of the LMCD's dissolution
consider the resolution as soon as is convenient. If your
city has taken formal official action on the question of
dissolution, please send a certified copy of the action to
the LMCD's offices for filing. I would be happy, as would
each of the Board members, to discuss this matter further or
respond to your questions.
Thanks for your attention to this matter,
c: LMCD Board Members
Member introduced the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION RELATING TO LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION
DISTRICT; OPPOSING THE DISSOLUTION THEREOF
BE IT RESOLVED BY the City Council of the City of
_ _ _ _ _ _ , Minnesota (the "City"), as follows:
1. Recitals. The City is a member of the Lake
Minnetonka Conservation District (the "LMCD")
organized under Sections 103B.601 through 103B.691,
Minnesota Statutes. Pursuant to Section 103B.605,
Subd. 4, the IMCD may be dissolved by the decision
of the governing bodies of three-quarters of the
municipalities thereof. Certain cities within the
LMCD have adopted resolutions requesting its
dissolution. The Board of Directors of the LMCD has
requested that all member cities take formal action
on the question of dissolution thereof.
2. Determination and Decision. The City opposes
dissolution of the LMCD.
3. Filina of Resolution. A certified copy of this
Resolution shall be forwarded to the LMCD for filing
in its official books and records.
Member seconded the resolution and
upon a vote thereon,members voted yes, and
members voted no, and the resolution was declared passed this
_ _ _ day of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, 1994.
Mayor
Attest:
Clerk
LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT
To: Lake Minnetonka Sun/Sailor
for Excelsior, Minnetonka,
Hayzata and Westonka editions
From: Eugene R. Strommen
Executive Director
473-7033
Date: January 6, 1994
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
MINNETONKA YACHT CLUB
NEW MULTIPLE DOCK LICENSE
The Lake Minnetonka Conservation District will hold a public
hearing at Tonka Bay City Hall, 4901 Manitou Rd, Tonka Bay,
7 pm. Wed, January 26, 1994 for a new multiple dock license
application from the Minnetonka Yacht Club, for changes at
its Carson's Bay site. The application is to transfer 20
mooring buoys to dock slips, and for a reconfiguration of the
docks.
EU^ne R. Strommen, Executive Director
Lake Minnetonka Conservation District
0€PARTM£NT :
DATE;
Mn/DOT Preliminary Design
Metro Division • Roseville
STATE CF MINNESOTA
January 10, 1994
Office Memorandum
TO :Policy Committee Members
TH 12 Corridor Study
D c • :*
' > *----2 — 1
FROM ;
jPf /
Valerie Reinaas, Project Manager
Roseville Valley Pre-Design
PHONE:582 - 1293
JAN 1 4
(SUBJECT :TH 12 Corridor Study Update
The meeting scheduled fo, January 19 o« Orono City HaU has been canceled.
Project progress to date melt es.
Terry Humbert and ( met with the T^bnica- Comrnit.ee
then; on the TH 12 Study Mn/DOT will be
were presented to the communities discuss design options for each
meeting with each g"g we'wtil also be discussing planning and
'd?vrpUr Sr! threommunity and how this could impact the roadway
system.sysxem.
Roadway geometries are being further refined to minimize known impacts and
provide more detail at intersections and connections.pruviuo iiiwiw
We are still pursuing consultant **’The'^RequesUor'*pio*osal fo?the
Study and Traffic '"“^fi^^eeks The Amheological Scope of
l""°1l®in?orre!ierwi h the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The Bureau has new
f,a7f'and mou “es at. o, background on the proiect before proceed,ng.
?m“e r.rne"xrMcVcoCreti£r^
each community.
Committee Members:
Dwight Poss
Bob Bauman
MJrvin Johnson
Tod Olson
Marion Alger
Ann Thies
Ed Callahan
Robert Gisvold
Michael Mathison
John Russek
Kay Gabriel
Sam Rettinger
Barry Petit
Dick Harmon
J. Diann Goetten
Ken Nielson
>
i
S tath of Minnesota
OFUCE OF THE GOVERNOR
I 3ti STATE C APITOL
SAINT PAUL 55155
rrvw
c^:%o
\RNE H CARLSON
01 JAN 1A
. r ^h\r\
January 14, 1994
Dear Minnesotan:
Our state is known throughout the country as a good and safe place to U«. Yet nearly
one out of every three Minnesotans said they were victims of cnme m 1992 and violent
crimes committed by juveniles have increased by 60 percent since 1988. Too many
people no longer feel safe in their homes, schools and communities.
I believe the state must play a key role in reversing this alarming trend.
In 1992 and 1993, our office worked very closely with the state legislature to implement
a comprehensive package of laws which included longer prison .
serious violent crimes including murder, rape and drive-by shootings; doubled fundmg for
victims’ programs; and directed more resources .o key prevention programs for juveniles
and children.
But we must go further. This year I am asking the legislature to support a senes of
measures which includes a mandatory minimum 15-year prison sentence for ^ose who
commit three crimes against a person. CurrenUy violent offenders serve a wide ^
sentences. But in the case of the dangerous predators, sentencing has the potential to be
woefuUy inadequate. Our aim is to incapacitate all violent offenders who haw
demonstrated a pattern of predatory’ behavior and who threatM the safety ^ o^cn. U
the legislature accepts our proposal, these dangerous repeat offenders wiU be locked up
for at least 15 years, and perhaps longer. Three times, and they're out
♦
In addition, I have proposed to make it easier to certify a juvenile as an adult
she commits a crime with a weapon. I want to eliminate laws that currently restrict
those who work with youth from sharing critical informauon about potenUj^y dangerous
and troubled young people. In addition, we must stop erasing
juvemles when they reach age 18 and require prosecutors to pul>l;c‘y
of times that gun possessions are plea bargained out of a cruninal trial. Accountabdity «
critical to an Effective criminal justice system. It is time we send a message that says, m
Minnesota, serious crimes result in serious consequences.
AN EOL AL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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But odr long-term prospects of stopping violence lie in our ability to prevent crimes
before they occur. That is why I have also proposed the acation of summer service
camps for at-risk youth, and have renewed our commitment to providing conflict
resolution training in schools. We can make a real difference in the lives of young;
people if we reach them early with effective intervention programs.
Too many Minnesota children are learning violence everyday in their homes,
neighborhoods and from the media, and too many women are quietly living the painful
existence that comes with domestic abuse. 1 have pledged more resources to help
children and serve victims in the next budget cycle. We all know that violence often
begins at home and this is where it must end.
Suffer sentencing, more accountability, an effective prevention agenda and a greater
emphasis on services to victims will go a long way to curb violence. Still, government
cannot change a culture. It’s up to all of us to do our part and to reafBrm those core
values, such as respect and responsibility, that we know contribute to a strong and caring
community.
1 hope you will join us in supporting these key initiatives.
Warmest regards.
H. CARLSON
Governor
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
ARNE H. CARLSON
GOVERNOR
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 14, 1993
JOANELL M. DYRSTAL
LT. GOVERNOR
CONTACT: Cvndv Bnicaio
296^17 (O)
924-0512 (H)
GOVERNOR CARLSON OLTLINTS ANTI-CRIME INIT1ATI\XS
Targets families, at-risk youth and repeat violent offenders
Governor Amc H. Carlson, joined by Independent-Republican legislators, today
highlighted the major elements of his 1994 anti-crime strategy in a speech to the
Thomas-Dale Block Club in St. Paul. Key components of the plan include esublishing
a pilot youth service summer camp for juveniles and i proposal to require those
convicted of a third violent crime to serve a minimum of 15 years in prison.
“Throughout our violent crime conference last week, 1 repeatedly heard that Minnesota
must maintain a Strong prevention agenda and reaffirm our values,” Governor Carlson
said. This means we virill continue our major emphasis on children, and we will not be
afraid to define and embrace those values that yield strong families and responsible
communities.
"At the same time, we must realistically deal with the here and the now," he said.
Today 16-year-olds are arrested more than any other age group - this is a frightening
signal that says violence is likely to escalate in the short-term unless we take action to
stop it."
Governor Carlson and Republican legislators propose the creation of highly disciplined
summer service camps for young people who are identified as "at-risk" by coum and
social service workers. Juveniles would engage in educational activities znd rigorous
community service work for which they would receive modest compensation. Camps
would give juvenile court judges an alternative sentencing option for young people who
require close supervision yet demonstrate a willingness to improve.
The Governor pledged to commit more state dollars to fund local police efforts to
establish block clubs and expand community policing. "Organizations like block clubs
bring neighbors together with neighbors and enable them to invest in their communities
and truly make a difference."
Governor Carlson also proposed a law which would guarantee that those convirtcd of a
three crimes against persons a minimum mandatory sentence of 15 years. Known as a
-more-
Cyndy Brucato
Deputy Chief of Staff
130 State Capitol. St. Paul, Minnesota 55155
"ihrcc-linw loser" provision, the law would go further to incapacitate the six percent of
the people who, according to the U.S, Bureau of Justice Statistics, commit roughly 70
percent of the crimes.
"Despite our*intcnse prevention efforts, some individuals vkill ultimately pose a senous
threat to society. And when they are apprehended, Minnesotans have the right to know
that these dangerous repeat offenders will be off the streets for a long period of time,"
Governor Carlson said.
In addition, the Governor emphasized the need for parenting education for teens and
new parents, welfare retorm, and violence prevention in schools. He also proposed
requiring parents to accompany their children in court, and making it easier to cenify as
as adults those juveniles who commit crimes with weapons.
"I applaud Governor Carlson for coming forth with a strong crime package in
conjunction with the Republicans in the house and senate," House Minority Leader Steve
Sviggum said. "We intend to work together to pass this legislation and make our streets,
neighborhoods and schools safer."
Senator Patrick McGowan, IR-Maple Grove, who also works as a detective with the ' -
Minneapolis Police Depanment, said, "This proposal is a balanced approach. It
addresses the long-term solution of prevention and education coupled with pubUc
protection and offender accountability."
Governor Carlson said Minnesota’s best hope in stopping violence lies in its willingness
to reaffirm core values such as responsibility, trust, respect and diversity. "We must not
be afraid to talk about Minnesota values and the need to build strong families," he said.
"If each one of us took responsibility for our share of the problem, we could go a long
way to stop violence at the core."
# # #
1994ANTM:mME miTIATIVES
'MctmlMTlS, 1993
GOVERNOR ARNE H. CARLSON
HOUSE INDEPENDENT-REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
SENATE INDEPENDENT-REPUBUCAN CAUCUS
Three part plan; Basic Prevention. Targeted Prevention. Punishment/Public Safety
SASIC PREVENTION
EMBRACE VALUES THAT SUPPORT STRONG. HEALTHY FANOUES AND
COMMUNITIES
• UP TO $1 MILLION IN FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY POUCING AND BLOCK CLUBS
• grsints to local police and communities
- police/community interaction works
• Parental Education
- Early Childhood Family Education
. hippy • Home Instruction Program for Pre-school Youngsters
- Head Start
• Fund confuct resolution training for students
- stop violent crime where it often starts - in school
Welfare reform
- Continue to push for six-month residency requirement before receiving benefits
- Minnesota Family Investment Plan launched in April 1994
H old media and other businesses accountable
- Consumers must say "no" to violence on tv» movies and video games
TARGETED PREVEmtON
IDENTIFY AT-RISK YOUTH AND INTENSIFY EFFORTS TO SAVE THEM
• Pilot program to test rigorous service camps for youth and
juveniles ages 12-17 WHO have been in legal trouble
- Three month summer camp; 1000 youths
- Disciplined, with education component
- Hourly compensation for participants
R equire parental involvement and accountability in court
PROCEEDINGS INVOLMNG JUVENILES
. More 16-year olds are arrested than any other age group
- Parents must expect iv: ' * involved
CHANGE DATA PRIVACY LAWS THAT NOW PROHIBIT SCHOOU ANT) UW
prom sharing data VITAL TO THE SAFET"!^ OF OTHERS
PUNtSHMENT/FUBU C SAE Art
ENSURE SWIFT, CONSISTENT ,AND APPROPRIATE SANCTIONS AND
PROTECT THE PUBLIC
THREE Times and olt .
. Mandatorv miramum of 15 years incarceration for those who commit three
felony crimes against a person
- 6% of offenders commit 70% of all crime
Put Victims first
- Consistent and swift consequences for all offenders
:
► increase in witness and juror compensation
greater protection for witnesses - prohibit employer retaUauon
victims of juvenile crime should have same protections as victims of
adult crime - allow viaims and supportive person to be present at
juvenile sentencing ....................
prohibit removal of restitution obligation in civil lawsuits
reorganize the state office of Crime Victims Ombudsman
►
►
Treat Jlvxmles Like adults .
- Easier to certify a juvenile as an adult if used a weapon during a crime
- Make juvemle facility in Red Wing secure
Corrections
Creative sentencing options . .:««
.'Enhance offender accountability including victim and commumty restitution
Flexible judicial System
- Mandatory sentences for felons in possession of a weapon
- Tougher sentences for offenders who threaten use of a weapon dunng the
commission of a crime
- Weekend and evening court hours
- Specialized courts to deal with specific crimes
PE2WITS ISSUED/FEES COLLfJCTED YEAR-TO-DATEReVoRT NBR. BRRMTISS'lDATE OF RUN 01/03/14PERMIT TYREBuUdlnfSGI FAMILY-NEWSF-ADO/REMOOELSF-ACC STRUCTUREOEMO/RRINCIRALCO>*«RCIAL-New
COM-ADO/REMOOEL
COM-ACC STRUCTUR
DEMO
INSTITUTION-NEW
INST-ADD/REMOOEL
INST-ACC STRUCT
DEMO
SF-LAND ALT
INST-LANO ALT
PLAN REVIEW ONLY
DEMO-ACCESSORY
OTY412152410
0
4
0
1
0
7
1
0
1
1
1
13
PERMIT ISSUED REPORT CITY OF* ORONO RageREQUESTER: UN i-- CURRENT RANGE - 01/01/93 - 12/31/13 -- PREVIOUS RANGE - 01/01/92 - 12/31/92BASE FEE49,303.00 41.469.50 3,151.50530.00
0.00
234.00
0.00
30.00
0.00
3,145.00
330.00
0.00
126.00
0.00
0.00
455.00
VALUATION11,077,235.009,015,720.44307.365.00
0.00
0.00
12.301.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
551.600.00
37,000.00
0.00
10.245.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
PLAN REVIEW31,949 51 26,329 61 1,991.29
0.00
0.00
111.15
0.00
0.00
0.00
1,537 91
214.50
0.00
• 1.90
0.00
984.43
0.00
QTY21204239
1
3
1
0
3
1
0
1
0
0
1
7
BASE FEE40.B45 00 34,65/ 00 1,753 00
419 50
767 00
l,2j* 00
29 00
O.CO
1,479.50
63.00
0.00
30.00
0.00
0.00
15.00
210.00
VALUATION RUN REVIfW9.3944,5361404
145
176
1
,502 .099 .670
.000
.000
,000
,200
2,541,961
4,000
0
00 00 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
.00
26.419.34 19.015.54 1,154.40
0.00
916.05
87.75
18.85
0.00
5,511.69
40.95
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
15.00
0.00
ACC/GARAGES 20 3.776.50 515,670.00 2,405.61 17 2.007.50 171.350.00Sub-total 339*109,557.50*21,534,443.44*65.606.42*298*90,613.50*17,116.789.00*
Mtchanlcal
HCATINQ SYSTEMS 101 12 620.71 893,407.00 0.00 90 4,485.00 53.00 0.00
AIR CONDITIONINQ 10 474.31 31,365.00 0.00 13 420.00 S.OO 0.00
WOCX) STOVE/FLUE 2 65.00 3,400.00 0.00 3 120.00 1.00 0.00
WOOD COM/ADO-ON 0 0.00 0 00 0.00 1 30.00 0.00 0.00
FIREPLACE 54 2,549.04 138,909.85 0.00 41 1,365.00 10.00 0.00
VENTILATION 6 210.00 6,250.00 0.00 s 150.00 1.00 0.00
FUEL STORAGE 1 639.11 51,129.00 0.00 2 90.00 0.00 0.00
GAS LINE INSPECT 9 305 CO 3,375 00 0.00 12 360.00 3.00 0.00
DUCT WORK ONLY 16 639 00 26,552 00 0.00 8 240.00 0.00 0.00
REMOVE OIL TANK 10 627.50 34,129.59 0.00 13 390.00 4.00 0.00
UNDEFINED 1 35.00 1,900.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Sub-tot al 210*18,164.67*1,100,417.24*0.00*188*7,650.00*77.00*0.00*
Plumbing
FIXTURES 137 13.440,32 924.353.10 0.00 107 10,652.00 0.00 0.00SPRINKLER135.00 150.00 0. JO 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
WATER METER 13 2.543.00 600.00 0.00 13 2,437.00 0.00 0.00
REPLACE METER 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 7 0.00 0.00 0.00
UNDEFINED 2 70.00 950.00 0.00 2 60.00 0.00 0.00
Sub-total 154*16,088.32*926.053.10*0.00*129*13,149.00*0.00*0.00“
Sower t Water
SEWER CONNECTION 70 2,439.50 0.00 0.00 9 270.00 0.00 0.00
WATER CONNECTION 2 /O.OO 0.00 0.00 3 90.00 0.00 0.00
NEW SEPTIC SYSTE 20 2.000.00 0.00 0.00 12 1,200.00 0.00 0.00
DRNFLO 4/OR TANK 10 550.00 0.00 0.00 33 1,590 00 0.00 0.00
SAC ONLY 49 30,750.00 0.00 0.00 4 0.00 0.00 0.00
SEPTIC COKNECTiN 1 50.00 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
SEWER DISC.)NNCCT 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 30.00 0.00 0.00
SEWER & WATER 7 490.00 0.00 0.00 7 420.00 0.00 0.00
UNDEFINED 0 0,00 0.00 0.00 1 30. UO 0.00 0.00
PERMITS ISSUED/FffiS COLLECTED YEAR-TO-DATEREPOKT N8R. BPRMTISS-1 DATE OF RUN 01/03/94 PERMIT ISSUED REPORT CITY OF ORONO • « • * *-- CURRENT RANGE - 01/01/93 - 12/31/93PERMIT TYPE QTY BASE FEESub-totAl 1S9*36,349.50*peImanent/posted 1 35.00PER./FREE STANDG 0 0.00TEMPORARYeISS.OOSub-total 7*220.00*
Fire
LAWN SPRINKLER 11 315.00FIRE SPRINKLER 1 41.00
Sub-total 12*433.00*
User Defined
LAND ALTERATION 14 750.00TREE REMOVAL 2 60.00
RETAINING WALLS 1 117.00
LAWN SPRINKLER 4 140.00Sub-total 21*1,067.00*
Grand-total 902**191,879.99**
VALUATION0.00*1,200.000.000.001,200.00*
0.00
2,400.00
2,400.00*
0.000.00
9,700.000.00
9,700.00*
23,964,213.71**
PLAN REVirW 0.00*QTY70*PAQEtREQUESTER; LIN-- PREVIOUS RANGE - OJ/01/92 - 12/31/92BASE FEE 3.630.00*0.00 7 210 000.00 1 30.000.00 5 150.000.00*13*390.00*
0.00 16 410.00
31.20 2 1,029.00
31.20*11*1,509.00*
0.00 23 1,230 000.00 1 30.00
0.00 0 0.000.00 0 0.000.00*24*1,260.00*
65.637.62**741**118,201.50**
VALUATION PLAN REVIEW0.00*0.00*3.197.00 0.001,000.on 0.002,500.00 0.007,367.00*0.00*
0.00 0.00
210,230.00 691.95
210,230.00*669.95*
203,000.00 0.000.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00203,000.00*0.00*
17,537,463.00**54,735.90*
PERMITS ISSUED/ms COLI£CTED YEAR-TO-DATE«PO«T Mil. BrEE«PT2-l DATE or RUN 01/03/t«BASE FEE PLAN REVIEW SURCHARGE
Lie. SEARCH FEE
SAC
INVESTIGATION
DEPOSIT
SEWER CONNECTION MAIL IN MAI IN
WATER CONNECTION
AOOL PLAN REVIEW
PERMIT TOTAL
itPORT H8R. BFEERPT2-1
DATE OF RUN 01/03/94
BASE FEE
PLAN REVIEW
SURCHARGE
Lie. SEARCH FEE
SAC
INVESTIGATION
DEPOSIT
SEWER CONNECTION MAIL IN HAI IN
WATER CONNECTION AOOL PLAN REVIEW
PERMIT TOTAL
REPORT TOTAL
111,879.99
65,637.62
11,098.21
0.00
18,000.00
320.00
0.00
37,885 58 211.53 1.50
5,408.1850.00
320,492.61
*• PERMIT FEE REP<»T ••CITY OF ORONO FROM 01/01/93 TO 12/31/93
•• PERMIT FEE REPORT ••
CITY OF ORONO FROM 01/01/93 TO 12/31/93
PAGE:REQUESTER: LIN IBUILDINGMECHANICALPLUMBINGSEWER A WATER USER STGN FIRE109.557.50 18,164.67 16,088.32 36,349.50 1,067.00 220.00 433.0065,606.42 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 31.209.943.82 611.19 472 15 57.50 6.85 0.00 6.70
0.00 0 00 0 00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
12,000.00 0.00 0.00 6,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
180.00 105.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 35.00
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
27,577.07
152.85 32.11 10,301.51
3.00 3.001.505.408.18
50.00
230.322.99 19,035.01 16.613.35 52,715.51 1,076.85 220.00 508.90
PAGE:REQUESTER; LIN
ZONING PERMITS ISSUED/IEES CQIIBJTED YEAR-TO-DATEREPORT N6R. BPRMTlSS-1 DATE Of RUN 01/03/R4 * PERMIT ISSUED REPORT CITY OF ORONO PAGEREQUESTER: LIN 1-- CURRENT RANGE - 01/01/93 • 12/31/93 -- PREVIOUS RANGE - 01/01/92 - 12/31/93PERMIT TYPE QTY BASE FEE VALUATION PLAN REVIEW QTY BASE FEE VALUATION PLAN REVIEWU*«r Dtfintd -SUBDIVISION 13 A.ttO 00 0-00 0.00 15 5.910 00 0.00 0 00VARIANCESI10.750.00 0.00 0.00 44 1.100.00 0.00 0.00CURIS2.950 00 0.00 0.00 22 3.025.00 0.00 0.00SKETCH PLAN 4 1,150 00 0.00 0.00 2 200.00 0.00 0.00
VARIANCE/CUP 1 250 00 0.00 0.00 2 375.00 0.00 0.00
VACATION 5 975.00 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COHP PLAN AMEND 1 250.00 0.00 0.00 0
0.00 0.00 0.00
Syb-total 91*21.205.00*0.00*0 00*•5*17.610.00*0.00*0.00*
QrAnd*totAl • •••21.205.00-*o.oo**Q.OO**17,610 00**0 00»*0.00**
lEPORT NBR. BFEERPT2-1
lATE OF RUN 01/03/94
BASE FEE
pIan review
SURCHARGE
LK. SEARCH PEE
sAc\
INVESTIGATION
DEPOSIT
PERMIT TOTAL
USER REPORT TOTAL
21.205.00 21.205.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
0.00 0 00
21,205.00 21,205.00
•»
•• PERMIT FEE REPORT ••
CITY OF ORONOFROM 01/01/93 TO 12/31/93
PAGE: 1REQUESTER: LIN
r
1993 IECJ» OF COiTtACT CITIESJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMay June July Aufuat Septeaber October No venter Deceeter TTO TotalsSpring MrkReview o.oc 539.83 386.43 218.73 76.05 368.23 70.20 1,132.95 86.45 544.05 369.94 0.00 2.B78.87Intptctions60.00 105.00 135.00 90.00 150.00 150.00 165.00 120.00 75.00 105.00 150.00 60.00 1,165.00ReUif«f 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 300.00TOTAL85.00 669.83 546.^3 333.73 251.05 543.25 260.20 1,277.95 186.45 674.05 544.94 85.00 5,457.86Iki, Rian AavitM 0 3 1 1 1 2 2 4 2 3 3 0 22No. Inspectiona 4 7 9 6 10 10 11 8 5 7 10 4 91
Nlnretonka Reach
Rian Review 0.00 46.80 122.85 281.13 286.96 2,787.86 547.63 649.68 228.15 0.00 1,697.16 1,354.61 8.002.85
Ir^pectiona 75.00 120.00 240.00 75.00 105.00 195.00 15.00 210.00 75.00 135.00 105.00 165.00 1,515.00
Retainer 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.CK1 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.(K)25.00 300. (XI
TOTAL 1CX3.00 191.80 387.85 381.13 416.98 3,007.86 587.63 »4.68 328.15 160.00 1,827.18 1,544.61 9,817.85
No. Rian Reviews 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 3 2 19
No. Inapectlona 5 8 16 5 7 13 1 14 5 9 7 11 101
\95.60 6^1.^!1J3A.il ^14.86 668.03 3.551.09 8i7,83 2,162.63 514.60 834.05 2,37i.l0 15,275.71
raWiTS ISSUED/FTZS COLIDCTED DEJCEJBER 1993REDOUT NBi. DATE OF RUN BPRMTISS-101/03/04 * • • * «PERMIT ISSUCEn REPORT ••••• city of ORONOPERMIT TYPE BuildingSQL fahIly-ncwSF-ADD/REMOOELSF-ACC STRUCTUREDEMO/PRINCIPALINST-ADO/REMOOELDEMO
DEMO-ACCESSORY
Sub-totRl
Mtchanlctl
HEATING SYSTEMS
WOOD STOVE/FLUE
FIREPLACE
GAS LINE INSPECT
DUCT WORK ONLY
Sub-tot al
Plumbing
FIXTURES
WATER METER Sub-total
Sawar A Watar
SEWER CONNECTION
NEW SEPTIC SYSTE DRNFLD &/0R TANK
SAC ONLY
SEWER A WATER
Sub-total
Sign
TEMPORARY
Sub-total
Usar Oafinad
LAND ALTERATION
Sub-total
Grand-total
OTY241010
0
I*
PAGE: tREQUESTER; LIN-- CURRENT RANGE - 12/01/93 - 12/31/93 -- PREVIOUS RANGE - 12/01/92 - 12/31/92BASE FEE1.502 00657.00 90.000.00195.00
0.00
0.00
2.447.00*
VALUATION283.95061,0009.9500II.SCO
0
0
000000000000
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REPORT NBR. BFEERFTl-1
DATE OF RUN 01/03/94
•* FERMIT FEE REPORT ••
CITY OF ORONO
FROH 12/01/93 TO 12/31/93
REPORT TOTAL
BASE FEE
PLAN REVIEW
SURCHARGE
Lie. SEARCH FEE
SAC
INVESTIGATION
DEPOSIT
•.331.71
1.590.SS
299.29
0.00
3,000.OU
0.00
0.00
SEWER CONNECTION
HAIL IN
9,022.91
24.50
PERMIT TOTAL 20,969.03
PAGE; 27REQUESTER: LINBUILDINGMECHANICALPLUMBINGSEWER A WATER USER SIGN FIRtRASE rre 2.447 00 2,271.29 1.093 49 450.00 50.00 30.00 D.QO
PUN REVirW 1,590.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0.00 0.00
SURCHARGE 175.01 13.32 35.4B 5.50 0 00 0.00 0.00
Lie. SEARCH FEE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SAC 1,500.00 0.00 0.00 1,500.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
INVESTIGATIOII 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 00 0 00 O.QQ 0.00
DEPOSIT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00•
SEWER CONNECTION
MAIL IN
225.00
20.00 4.50
9.397.91
PERMIT TOTAL 5,937.51 2.374.tl 1,123.45 11.353.41 50.00 30.00 0.00
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12.000.00
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HOFFMAN 2.500.00
HOF FMAN 1.000 00
20.*77.00
MOORC
10.000.00
2,200.00
LEVY 2.195 00
KILCEN
3.100 00
4.500 00
14,431.00
KIRCHNER 1.022 49
MELAMED 20.000 00
CLAIRE 13,100.00
HOFFMAN 3,500.00
PECCHIA 1.100.00
BOWMAN 910.00
ZOSCHRE •,100.00
RUDD 1.BOO.00
FISHER 1,500 00
STARKMAN
14,000.00
4,350.00
JENSEN 1,000.00
MAGEE
15,000.00
B.465.00
1,000.00
TIERNEY 3,000.00
MELAMED IB.024.00
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2,575.00
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93/12/08
93/12/08
93/12/09
93/12/09
93/12/10
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93/12/15
93/12/15
93/12/15
93/12/19
93/12/18
93/12/17
93/12/28
93/12/30
93/12/09
93/12/07
93/12/14
•3/12/15
93/12/09
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93/12/15 OR
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93/12/10 OR-00SI09 OOOOOOOO
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01 Residence 34
02 Addition 25
03 Garage/Attached 26
04 Garage/Detached 27
05 Porch 28
06 Deck 29
07 Fence UU
08 Gazebo 31
09 Pool 32
A A
10 Re-side 33
Rift M
11 Re-roof 34
12 Tennis Court
13 Sign
14 Dock
15 Shed
16 Demo-Principal Structure
17 Demo-Accessory Structure
18 Move
19 Commercial
20 Institutional
21 Storm Damage Repair
22 1-100 Cubic Yards
23 101 Cubic Yards or More
99 Undefined
Replacing Existing
Lifting Principal Residence
Well Abandonment
Foundation Only
Temporary Trailer
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Stairway to Lake
Retaining wall
Entrance Monuments
Tree Removal
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08-005100
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08-005102
08-005103
08-005104
08-005105
08-005108
08-005109
08-005909
08-005912
08-005913
08-005914
08-005915
':8-005916
08-005917
08-005919
08-005919
08-005920
08-005921
08-005922
08-005924
08-005925
08-005926
08-005927
08-005929
08-005930
O8-C05931
08-005932
08-005934
08-005936
08-005937
08-005939
08-005939
08-005940
08-005941
08-005942
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08-005845
93/12/11 N 93/12/20 N 93/12/15 N 93/12/01 8 93/12/01 N 93/12/01 N 93/12/01 N 93/12/03 N
93/12/03 N
93/12/03 N
93/12/03 N
93/12/06 N
93/12/09 N
93/12/07 N
93/12/07 N
93/12/08 N
93/12/09 N
93/12/09 N
93/12/09 N
93/12/09 N
93/12/09 N
93/12/09 N
93/12/10 N
93/12/10 H
93/12/13 N
93/12/13 N
93/12/13 N
93/12/13 N
93/12/14 N
93/12/14 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/17 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/16 N
93/12/15 N
93/12/16 N
93/12/16 N
93/12/17 N
93/12/17 N
93/12/20 N
93/12/20 N
93/12/20 N
93/12/21 N
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MIDWEST FIREPLACE CO
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M H SEIFERT CONST
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KINQSWAY PLUMBING
COUNTRYSIDE HTG A COOLING
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KLEVE HTG A AC
WIDMER INC
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METZGER JEFFREY
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DAY EARL W A SONS
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GRONBERG LORD. JREDWARDSSCHNEBELEKIRKPATRICKMELAMED
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AMENDED Meeting Notice and Agenda
LMCD Lake Access Conanittea
7:30 EEU T.i:.ndaT. Januaiy 21i- 1994 (Changed tro« Hon. Jan. 24
LMCD Office Conference Room 160
Norwest Bank Bldg., 900 E. Waysata Blvd.
(Handicapped entrance, west entrance, Hayrata Blvd.)
1. Review of 1/10/94 meeting minutes as previougLx mailed.
2.Report of redraft of semi-final 1992 Lake Access Task
Force Study, amending language and minor provision
identified in meeting of 1/10/94;
3.Recommend proposed date for Lake Access Task Force ,
conduct full reviaw of final draft of the 1992
Lake Access Task force Study;
4.Discuss procedure for city/agency review of Task
Report review in which it will be ultimately accepted as
the final Task Force report product.
5. Adjournment
COPY TO:
14 LMCD Member Cities
All LMCD Board Members
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REPORT OF THE 1992
LAKE ACCESS TASK FORCE
INTRODUCTION
The Lake Access Task Force was authorized by a LMCD resolution in
January, 1992. The purpose of this task force was to meet lake
access objectives in the LMCD Management Plan for Lake Minnetonka.
These policies and objectives for lake access are not new. The
need for public access to the lake was earlier considered in the
Governor's lake access study of 1983, and also in the Metropolitan
Council Lake Access study of 1986.
The goals adopted by the 1992 Task Force were to:
1. Affirm the goal of 700 car/trailer parking spaces for free
public access to the lake.
Establish standards for car/trailer parking.
Conduct an inventory of existing car/trailer parking and also
count potential car/trailer parking.
Prepare parking agreements between the LM^D and the cities
and/or agencies which operate the parking.
Explore prospective access sites.
Examine the possibility for commercial marinas to provide some
free public lake car/trai]er parking.
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The membership of this task force included representatives from
member cities, representatives from agencies sharing responsibility
the management of Lake Minnetonka, and members from interested
citizen's groups. For a complete list, see Appendix _ _.
Subcommittees of this group conducted detailed studies and
submitted their reports to the Task Force. Meetings began in March
of 1992 and continued through May of 1993. Staff from the LMCD ana
the DNR assisted. Participants gave generously of their time and
support. The LMCD Lake Access Committee drafted the final report
of the Task Force.
Appendixes to this report contain material to document:
1. Standards for car/trailer parking
2. Inventory of car/trailer parking
3 Model parking agreement
4. Access site criteria for evaluation
5. Roster of members
6. Proceedings summary
7. Public access map
Goal of 700 Car/Trailer Parking Spaces
The Task ^orce agreed with the goal of 700 rar/trailer parking
spaces located at free public accesses to the lake. This agrees
with the 1991 Management Plan. It is compatible with the standard
of one parking place for every 20 acres of water surface. This is
the standard for the DNR public water access program in the
mecropoUtan area. It is also consistent with that adopted by the
Metropolitan Water Access Coircnittee. This committee includes the
Metro Council, the Department of Trade and Economic Development and
the DNR.
The goal of 700 was first established by the task forces of 1983
and 1986. It is conservative considering that the demand tor
boating recreation exceeds 20 parking spaces per acre on most of
the metropolitan area lakes. Compared to standards in other PJ^ts
of the country, it is also conservative. Some states provide 1
parking space per 10 acres of water surface.
The Task Force considered lowering the goal. The Lake Minnetonka
Lakeshore Owners Association (LMLOA) suggested that 700 parking
spaces would increase boat density and reduce the enjoyment of the
lake by lakeshore users. After discussion the number was 700.
Task Force data made clear that more than 700 car/trailers are
par)tec[ on a good day at Lake Minnetonka.
Subcommittees discussed equitable distribution of
parking at Lake Minnetonka. The principle adopted in earlier task
force reports was endorsed. Each city is encouraged to contribute
to the overall goal.
Standards for Car/Trailer Parking
Earlier parking standards for reliable car/trailer parking £ -r Lake
Minnetonka were reviewed. Standards are necessary to ma e
accurate count of available parking spaces and to evaluate
potential parking siaces.
Changes from 1986 standards offer greater flexibility in counting
car/trailer parking spaces, /jnong changes ^00
distance from an access was mere, sed from ^' ^00 feet to 2.000
feet; the full 700 parking space goal is
through Sunday and on holidays; 350 parking spaces will be open 24
hours per day.
The Task Force also agreed that accesses for which Packing
agreements were made should meet the parking standards for public
accesses to the greatest e.xtent possible. This was to insure
minimum level of service quality.
Consistency among accesses was found to be an
consideration. Access design, how boaters are to use ®cce ,
location of parking, security of personal property and safety of
boaters and their passengers were among considerations
reaching agreement as to standards Parking spaces must
standards. Ramps must be in a condition to allow safe, efficient
use.
Parkina Standards are listed in the appendix.
Parking Inventory
To determine the nijmber of existing and potential car/trailer
parking spaces capable of meeting the adopted standards, data was
gathered from a variety of sources and in a number of ways. Site
lists were provided by LMCD member cities. Site visits were made
and aerial photographs were used.
Spaces inventoried included:
- parking in on-site lots at existing lake access points
- available on-street parking
- off-site lots, public and nrivate
- future additional committed spaces
- potentially negotiable to 2000 feec
- the original inventory totaled 735
The total potential car/trailer parking spaces certifiable to the
new standards to 2000 feet was 735. (The original inventory is in
the appendix.) Substantially higher numbers of car/trailers are
being parked in public or private areas at peak times in good
weather than the measured inventory has identified.
This report adopts a new and lower inventory in an effort to be
extremely conservative after consultation with Hennepin County and
the cities. (Inventory and Footnotes.) The revised total
inventory of 527 car trailer spaces represents parking that is
available now, or that can reasonably be made available on a stable
long-term basis. Approximately 440 car/trailer parking spaces are
currently available for free public access within 2,000 feet of
launch ramps. Of these, approximately 270 spaces are in public
access lots or are under current agreement. An additional 170
spaces are in on-street parking sites dependent on agreement with
local authorities. Approximately 88 future spaces are either
committed or negotiable. This results in a total of 527 potential
car/trailer parking spaces that are now believed to be available or
planned and which meet the new parking standards. Some must still
be built. Agreements need to be reached.
The inventory also gives an indication of where the current spaces
are distributed and provides some direction on where to concentrate
on locating future spaces.
Public Access Agreements
One result of the 1986 task force was the improvement of tl^e
process that secures parking spaces at or near existing public
access sites. The Task Force continued this recommendation and
developed a current model agreement form.
The Lake Access Parking Agreement form and checklist for evaluating
public access parking agreements are provided in Appendix _ _.
These agreements should be between the LMCD and the local unit of
government. The DNR Trails and Waterways unit will review and
comrr.ent on these agreements. The DNR will also monitor the quality
and effectiveness of the agreements in cooperation with the LMCD
and the local unit of government.
Some considerations in evaluating these sites are:
- clarity of access design
- how boaters use the access
- location of parking
- security of personal property
- safety of boaters and their passengers
- parking standards must be met j* •
- launching ramps must be maintained in good condition
The first agreement was in May of 1993 with the City
Minnetrista. The agreement with that city was for a total
parking spaces at the following sites in May of 1993.
Williams Street in Halsteds Bay
Tuxedo Boulevard in Phelps Bay
Other sites also have a high potential for adding to reliable
parking by agreement, namely:
Hennepin County: . . ^
North Arm, Orono, County Road 51, potential of 98 spaces
Spring Park Bay, Spring Park, with accompanying county
maintenance yard nearby in Orono; potential 86 spaces
Deephaven: . , -Carson's Bay, Minnetonka Blvd, potential of 70 spaces
Wayzata: . , ,Wayzata Bay, County Road 16, potential 64 spaces
Mound: . , , oMound Park Bay, Bay, potential of 48 spaces
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New Access Sites
The Task Force recommends the following
potential for becoming lake access sites.
Criteria are provided in Appendix _ _.
sites as having the
The Site Evaluation
- Tonka Bay City Dock, channel to Gideon's Bay
- Timber Lane, Gideon's Bay, Shorewood
- Mai-Tai Restaurant Site, Excelsior Bay, Excelsior
- 456 Arlington Ave., Wayzata Bay (private residence), Wayzata
- Pelican Point, Spring Park Bay, Mound
- Lost Lake, Cook's Bay, Mound
- Advance Machine, West Arm, Spring Park
Gray's Bay Causeway
The unimproved substandard public access on Trunk Highway 101 will
not be redeveloped as planned. This represents a setback tor
public access development. The 32 spaces planned for the causew y
had been considered committed. The Minnesota Department
Transportation has abandoned plans to improve the site. However,
Wayzata and Minnetonka are continuing discussions about
irrprovements at the site.
Maxwell Bay
Up to 60 additional car/trailer parking spaces may be provided when
the launch ramp is in place at Maxwell Bay, Orono. This site
continues to be examined. DNR Trails & Waterways and the City of
Orono are negotiating to purchase alternate properties. Parking at
the proposed launch ramp at Maxwell Bay, Orono, was not counted in
the inventory total.
Marina Potential for Lake Access
Most marinas have potential parking areas during the summer months.
At this time boat storage lots are relatively empty. Many now
provide some boat launching service. These marinas could possibly
provide some free service to the public. The operators or owners
would expect some type of reimbursement.
The Task Force identified six conditions and issues to be
considered in determining the potential free public access use of
marinas:
- Ability to extend existing capacity.
- Extent to which a marina already serves the public through fee
paid access. (Fee paid public access does not meet the
definition of free and open public access.)
Attitude of nearby homeowners toward public access use.
Duration of public use, considered for a trial basis only
until proven feasible.
Management issues, such as reserving parking for public use,
and compensation to marina owner consistent with public access
operations and public policy.
Possible DNR funding constraints from annual operations
budgets and overall cost effectiveness.
CONCLUSIONS
1. Assuring free public access to Lake Minnetonka is the
substance of this Task Force. Other access through fee-paid
commercial docks and other riparian ownership must be balanced
with free public access.
2. The goal of 700 car/trailer parking spaces is an achievable
goal. The LMCD should continue to solicit cooperation and
agreements from the cities and agencies in meeting the goal.
3. Parking standards are established in appendix
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8.
Parkino inventory data indicates there are parking spaces now
availabl'i or that can be made available which can meet the
standards as follows:
266 existing in lots or under agreement
173 in use but not under agreement
g8 future coiranitted or negotiable
527 total potentially certifiable
Well over 700 car/trailers have been observed at or near
launch rcurps when weather is good.
Parking agreements must be negotiated to certify the 173
additional spaces now in use without formal agreements.
Funding .must be made available to insure development of the
new access sites at the Hennepin County Regional Park.
A new public access at Maxwell Bay, Orono, requires successful
negotiation and additional regional funding.
To reach the goal of 700 car/trailer parking spaces,
additional parking must be negotiated. Efforts to enlist
cc^e^cial ri^rxnas in providing this parking are recommended.
The remaining balance of the 700 free public jar/trailer
parking goal can be met only by continued
by responsible agencies. New access sites are
locate, require good timing and access to adequate funding.
This study adopts criteria for locating new sites.
Car/trailer parking cannot be increased at existing ramps
ealuy A review of quality and efficiency of
sites may, however, lead to improvement in safety and
effectiveness.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This Study depended upon collaborationtatives, municipal, regional and state officials. Task Force
meetings provided a public platform for full discussion access
to Lake Minnetonka. Subcommittee members invested extei
volunteer hours.
All participants deserve recognition. The Task Force thanks every
individual and organization for their contributions.
9.
10.
LIST OF LICENSES FOR COUNCIL APPROV.\L
FOR MEETING OF JANUARY 24, 19W
Site ETaluator/Desifner • Dicks Excavating/Maple Ridge Soil Testing
Stanchfield 55080
On-Sale Non-Intoxicating ^lalt Liqtuir - Grant R. Wenkstem
Lakcvicw Golf of Orono, Inc
405 North Arm Drive
Cigarette License -Bill Wear
Orono Self Service
160 Wayzata Blvd
John O’Sullivan
O’Sullivans
2420 Shadywood Road
Richard Bloomquist
Rick’s Super Valu
333^ Shoreline Drive
John Downey
Wayzata Country’ Club
200 Wayzata Blvd
Jimmie Holtz
Jimmie’s Lounge
3380 Shoreline Drive
Richard Keaveny
Keaveny’s Navarre Drug
3425 Shoreline Drive
LeRoy Koehnen
Navarre Amoco
3360 Shoreline Drive
Don Scherven
Navarre Bowling Lanes
3435 Shoreline Drive
Steve Corl
Navarre Liquors Inc.
3421 Shoreline Drive
Michael Mehner
Crystal Bay Services
3398 North Shore Drive
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JAN 1 3 1994
SITE KVM.OATOR/DBSIGKER
LICENSE APPLICATION(612) 473-735/
Post Office Box 66
Crystal Bay, MN 55323
All questions must be answered. License fee and evidence of MPCA
Certification must be attached. All applications are subject to a ten
(10) day approval period.
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Name of applican
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Type of certification held; ^ Site ^alua^r ^ System
designer. Certificate expiration 7________________
Have you ever performed site evaluation or design worlc in
Orono before? y\n Most recent year ___________
Have you ever had a license revoJced?
Where? ______________
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SUBMITTALS REQUIRED;
1. $100.00 License application fee.
2. Copy of current MPCA Certificate.
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RECUPT-THm YOU»ai ns:
The undersigned hereby ma)ces application to the City of Orono,
Minnesota, for a license to perform site evaluation and septic
system design subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota and
the Ordinances of the City of Orono.
Date ^ /^^7j/Applicant' s Signature ^wstaff recommendation Approval
Reason for denial;
Denial Date /-/‘MV
City Council Action Date
Date license mailed
Approved Denied
Date:January 1, 1994
To:Ron Hoorse, City Administrator
From I Stave Sullivan, Chief of Police
Subject:Liquor License Renewal
A background investigation was conducted on Grant WenXstern of
Lakeview Golf Course as a result of application to renew liquor
license. No problems were found.
I have no objection to the issuance of this license.
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APPLICATIOM FOR LICERSB TO SELL CIGARETTES AT RETAIL
Ocono Municipal Cod« Section 5.24
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ordinances of the City of Orono during the following guart^^iy F-
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May-June-July
Aug-Sept-Oct
Nov-Dec-Jan
LICENSE FEES
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
each year. Annual license
$20.00. Where applicable, as in the
case of seasonal sales, this may be
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 pet
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Make remittance payable to: CITE OF ORONO
Signature of applicant
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO S®X CIGARETTES AT RETAIL 19_I^
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each year. Annual license fee is
$20.00. Where applicable, as xn the
case of seasonal sales, this jay be
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 per
quartet.
Make remittance payable to:
Signature of applicant
Dated
CITY OF ORONO
CITYof ORONO
PMt Offio* Box 6£*Cr7Moi Boy. Miaocooto 5S323• Muakipol OtScM
On tAe North Shore of Lake Minnetonka ADMI.NISTHATION - 47>TJSi 3
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APPLZCATICHI POR LICENSE TO SELL CIGARETTES AT RETAIL
Orono Municipal Code Section 5.24
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above location subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota^ and the
ordinances of the City of Orono during the following quarterly periods:
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X_ May-June-July
“SX Aug-Sept-Oct
Nov-Dec-Jan
LICENSE FEES
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
each year. Annual license fee is
$20.00. Where applicable, as in the
case of seasonal sales, this may be
pro rated by quarters, at $5,00 per
quarter.
Make remittance payable to: CITY
Signature of applicant
Dated
CITY of ORONO
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On the North Shore of Lake Minnei -inJta ADMI.MSTRATICN - 473-733
FAX - «73«10
HifFLTCATIOH FOR LICENSE TO SELL CIGAREWBS AT RETAIL
Orono Municipal Code Section 5.24
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1. Name of Applicant
Mailing Address
City/State/Zip Code wayzata, MN 55391
Phone Number __________t612) 473-8846
2. Sales Location:
Name ___________
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l^li^ancL^ofThe^cft^ of o1ono'dus!:| the following gaattesly periods:
Feb-Mar-Apr
May-June-July
Aug-Sept-Oct
Nov-Dec-Jan
LICENSE FEES
Expiration date of license, Jan, 31,
each year. Annual license fee is
$20.00. Where applicable, as in tne
case of seasonal sales, this may be
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 per
quarter.
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CITY of ORONO
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On the SortA Shore of Loke Minnetonka
rJAN/12 1994
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO SELL CIGARETTES AT i'bTAIL ^
Ocono Municipal Code Section 5.24
1. Name of Applicant jJ!uyi / E 6^___AC.'
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3. Principal business carried on at this location
4. Method of Sales: Over Counter Other
I hereby make applirration for license to sell
above location^ subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota and the
j>rdinances of the City of Orono during the following quarterly periods:
Feb-Mar-Apr LICENSE FEES
May-June-July
Aug-Sept-Oct
jy Nov-Dec-Jan
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
each year. Annual license fee is
$20.00. Where applicable, as in the
case of seasonal sales, this may be
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 pet
quar ter.
Make remittance payable to: CITY OF ORONO
Signature of applicant
Date
CITYof ORONO
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On the No'th Shore of Lake Minneionka
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Orono Municipal Code Section 5.24 •
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Mailing Address _ _ _y^/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
City/State/2ip Code -S
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I hereby make application for licerse to sell cigarettes at retail at the
above location subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota^ the
ordinances of the City of Orono during the following quarterly periods:
Feb-Mar-Apr
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^ May-June-July
K Aug-Sept-Oct
Nov-Dec-Jan
LICENSE FEES
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
each year. Annual license fee is
$20.00. Where applicable, as in the
case of seasonal sales, this may be
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 pet
quarter.
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On the North Shore of LaMt Minnetonka
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applicaticw for license to sell cigarettes at retail
Ororio Municipal Code Section 5.24
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Mailing Address _ _
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I hereby make o° Vhe^ s'VatV'of Minnesota and the
:rd7nan=esVt the'city of 0?on ‘o during th- following quarterly periods:
Feb-Mar-Apr
May-June-July
Aug-Sept-Oct
Nov-Dec-Jan
I
LICENSE FEES
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
each year. Annual license fee is
$20.00. Where applicable, as in t
case of seasonal sale?, this
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 per
quarter.
Make remittance payable to: CITT OFORONO
Signature of applicant
Dated
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\ \ CITY of ORONO
>L (Lc. B« «*Cry«^ Bay. 5533*
On the North Shore of Lake Minnetonka ADMINISTlL4r50.N - 41J-73SI
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appuc &tioh for license to sell cigarettes at retail
Ocono Municipal Code Section 5.24
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1. Name off Applicant
Mailing Address
City/State/Zip Code _ _
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2. Sales Location:
Name /
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Street Address
Mailing Address
Phone Number //-7/
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3. Principal business carried on at this location
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4. Method of Sales: Over Counter Other
I hereby make ®PP^q° the^ S°ta\V*of*Minnesota and the
«li7an«s’oV°the*C^'y of 0?ono during the follouing quarterly periods:
Feb-Mar-Apr
May-June-July
LICENSE FEES
Aug-Sept-Oct
Nov-Dec-Jan
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
|2o!!or^''wherrapplicabir
case of seasonal sales, this ^
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 per
quarter.
Make remittance payable to: CITT^P O
Signature of applicant
Dated
CITY of ORoi^B^l
Box«8*Crjrs*ai Bay.
On tht Sorih Short of Lakt Minnetonkm
S5323 • Miuufipal Oflkaa
AOM!>!SnUTTO'^ - «T>-73Jt
fAX-47^f^ 1 0 1994
APPLICATIOT FOR LICEMSS TO SSLL CIGARETTES AT RETAIL
Orono Municipal Code Section 5.24
1. Name of Applicant
Mailing Address _
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City/State/2ip Code
Phone Number _ _ _ _
2. Sales Location:
Name _ __
Street Address^S^-K*^^
Mailino address_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Phene Number
CITY OF Of<SiO^
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, BOX 117
3. Principal business carried on at this location
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4. Method of Sales: Over Counter Other
I hereby make application for license to sell cigarettes at retail at the
above location subject to the laws of the State of Minnesota and the
ordinances of the City of Orono during the following quarterly periods:
Feb-Mar-Apr
May-J une-July
V ___ Aug-Sept-Oct
V Nov-Dec-Jan
LICENSE FEES
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
each year. Annual license fee is
$20.00. Where applicable, as in the
case of seasonal sales, this may be
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 per
quarter.
Make remittance payable to; CITY OZ ORONO
Signature of applicant
Dated \ <■
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CITY of OROXO
Offtfl* Cr>tUdi Bay, MinatfiTi 55323« OtS^m
On the iVortA S^KC of Lake Minnetonka ADMiMsnunw - 47>n$i
cu;-473.«l«
FOR LIQTNSF TO SELL CIGARETTES AT RETAIL
Orono Municipal Code Section 5.24
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Maiiin, Addc«s. Mor~\h___'^Or«^___Qr ;y^
1. Nane of Applicant
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Phone Nuraber M I O \ ^ 3
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2.Sales Location:
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street Address ^ 3 9 M 0 T-.j^____
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Phone Number Q I _____ ' —-
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3.Principal business carried on at this location —S>^\^
t-ep^vf^_______________________________
4. Method of Sales: Over Counter Other
I hereby make application for license to the
above location subject to the laws of the St o^riods-
ordinances of the City of Orono during the following quarterly periods.
Feb-Mar-Apr
May-June-July
Aug-Sept-Oct
Nov-Dec-Jan
LICENSE FEES
Expiration date of license, Jan. 31,
each year. Annual license
$20.00. Where applic.'ble, as in the
case of seasonal sales, this »ay be
pro rated by quarters, at $5.00 per
quarter.
Make remittance payable to: CITY OP |<^RONO
Signature of applicant
Dated