HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-14-1975 Council Minutes CITY OF ORONO
Regular Meeting of the Orono Council, 7030 P.M.
October 14, 1975
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The Orono Council met on the above date with
the following members presente Acting Mayor
S T�assengale, Councilmembers Paurus and Welsh.
Absento P�ayor Searles and Councilmember Butlere
Also present: City Administrator Benson, Henry
Muhich, Bui�ding & Zd�ing Administrator, and
A�torney Bruce Malkerson.
ti���lsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the Minutes MINUTES
of the Regular Meeting of September 23, 1975, September 23, 1975
be approvede Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) 0
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�0elsh moved, Paurus secon�e�, that the Minu�es ��INUTES
of the Public Hearing of September 2, 1975, Public Hearing
' be approved, P�Iotion, Ayes (3)� - Nay� (0) , September 2, 19 75
Ulelsh moved, Paurus secoflc�ed, �hat the Minutes MINUTES
of the 5pe�i�1 Meeting of September 4, 1975, September 4, 1975
be approved. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) ,
' 47?lsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the r7inutes MINUTES
of the Special r�ieeting of September 8, 1975, September 8, 1975
4a30 P,P4. , be approved, Motion, Ayes (3) - 4:30 P,M.
Nays (0) .
Plelsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the P�Iinutes MINUTES
S of the Budget Meeting of October 2, 1975 , be October 2, 1975
• approved. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) e
Acting Mayor Massengale announced to the public LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
s that the Westonka League of Women Voters is WORKSHOP
sponsoring a community workshop entitled
� "Our Communityo Alive and Changing", supported
bj� a grant of $1,620 received from the D�innesota
Humanties Commission. This workshop is to be
held at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,
County Road #15, November 8, 1975, 9000 A, M. -
4v00 P,M.
Councilmember Norman Paurus complimented the BIKE/HIKE TRAIL
park Commission for their efforts and achievements
or their actions and activities in the Park &
i Bike/Hike Trail Project during 1975.
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P�r. Norman Paurus informed the City Council and TRANSPORTATION PLAN
public that a final transportation plan will be
� submitted to communities in the Lake Niinnetonka
area outlining projects to upgrade the present
� road system now being used in the areaa This
p?an to be submitted in December 1975 should be
S reviewed keeping in mind critical transportation
needs in individual areas.
� Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, that the reqvest VARIANCE RENEWAL
of Ed Sandin, 1189 ti�ildhurst Trail, for a side 1189 Wildhurst Trail
yard setback variance, be referred to the
Planning Commission. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, that the request VARIANCE
of Russell Wenkstern, 650 North Arm Drive, for 650 North Arm Drive
a variance renewal, be referred to thn Planning
Commission. Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, that a lot area and VARTANCE
width variance for John Frye, 2585 Lydiard Avenue, 2585 Lydiard Avenue
bc referred to the Planning Commissiona Motion,
t Ayes (3) - Nays (0) 0
P�ir, Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, EISINGER & CHEYENNE
reported to the City Council that tr�� Plunning
Commission did not have a quorum at t:�eir last
meeting to act on the Eisinger and Cheyenne
agenda items,
� Massengale moved, ti�lelsh seconded, to table the
Cheyenne and Eisinger requests until information
from the Planning Commission is complete, l�iotion,
Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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Welsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the request for VARIANCE
s Hartley Lajoy, 770 Tonkawa Road, for a stre�t lot 770 Tonkawa Road
line setback variance, be approved. Motion,
4 Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
Welsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the request for CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
Eleanor Pillsbury, 1420 Bracketts Point Road, for Rip Rap
a conditional use permit to rip rap L�ie shoreline, 1420 Bracketts Point Rd.
be appr�ved. P�iot ion, Aye s (3) - Nays (Q) ,
M_re Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Aclministrator, SUBDIVISION
reported to the City Council that Ulmer Construction 70-130-190 Willow Dr.
was resubmitting a new proposal for a su�division
located at 70-130-190 Willow Drive excluding wetlands
and that a public hearing has been scheduled, November 3,
1^:5r 7030 P.M. to hear this proposal.
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� Mr. Ron Haskovit2 and Mr. Frank Burg, representing VARIANCE FOR PERNIIT
P�2r. Richard Kennedy, 2435 Scotch Pine Lane, appeared 2435 Scotch Pine Lane
� before the City Council regarding a variance for a
permit to fill and grade wetlands,
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� It was noted by staff that the agenda item #11
contained a typographical error and that item #11
�, should read variance for a permit not conditional
use permit.
� Mr. Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator,
i distributed a memo from the City Engineer, r��cCombs-
� Knutson Associates, Inc, to t'ir. Burg, Mr, Haskovitz,
and the City Council conveying an evaluation and
� recommendation to fill the area in question. Mr,
Burg requested a ten minute recess to study the
�, engineer°s report. Acting Mayor Massengale deferred
Item #11 for ten minutes and continued with the
• next agenda items. After agenda items #12, #�13, & #14,
i�Ir. Burg stated that the following engineer° s memo
� was too general rather than being specifico
� Letter from the City Engineer
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"In accordance with the Council's instructions, we
� have analyzed the engineering implications of granting
approval to fill the subject project owned by rlra
� Kennedyo As a matter of background information, you
• will recall that when this subdivision was approved
and construction started, the contractor was carefully
� instructed that there was to be no fill whatsoever
placed in the subject wetlands. Subsequent to that,
� he did dispose of tree stumps, branches and earth
in the marsh and was required to remove essentially
� all of this material.
�' Looking at the site now and trying to recollect what
� it looked like at that time, it appears as though
present limits of the wetlands may be somewhat
� different from what they were at the start of the
projecte However, I don't know if this can be
t verified from any existing field information and if
some filling of the wetlands has occurred' some of
� it may have resulted from debris being washed in
� from the adjacent area.
� In evaluating the granting of a fill permit for a
wetlands, several things have been considered by our
+� office, This first is that the proposed scheme is
very definitely in violation of the City orc�inances
• relating to the preservation and protection of wetlands
. and is totally in conflict with the Council's stated
� policy of preserving wetlands in their natural state
to serve as water containment and treatment basins.
The engineer for I�2r. Kennedy has submitted data
� indicating that the area of the wet].a.nds could be
substantially reduced and there would still be
f adequate wetlands to provide for the necessary
- volume of water storage.
(Continued)
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• "This conclusion is consistent, with your surface water
management plan in that t�� Crystal Bay area does
� have a surplus of wetlands as far as the quantity of
� runoff is concerned. It should also be recognized
that Kennedy's proposal i� to �i11 approximately 75$
* os the wetlands. zf this ��rmi� is granted, I would
assume that similar ��rmig�3o� ��r £illing of the
A same portion of t�� l�etlan�s �n ��s neighbor° s
�, property would ha�e t'd �e g��rite�. This would then
result in a serious sHd�t�ge b� pdncing areae Your
� surface water manag���ri� l�� considered not only the
quantity but also tH2 �����t� o� the �aater. The plan
� determined that t��r� �a� on�� 5�$ of thP r�quired
v�etlands in the Cry���1 Bay wa�ershed �.�en requirements
�' for storm water ru�b�f quali�y was cons�.d��redo There-
` fore, to grant a pe��i� to, �i11 any wetlands in the
Crystal Bay water�hed i� incon�istent ��ith -ch�s plan.
� Befor� any fillirig c�ri ��ke place, it would require
� the �pprb��� of the �innehaha Creek W�tershed District
i7a�agers, t�e Mi�nesota Department of Nwturat Resources,
• and tHe ��rps of Engineers, The proposal is to fill
below the 930 elevation and this propo�al is very much
�� in conflict with the Minnehaha Creek Trd��cer�h�d
i District regulations on wetlands. Th� C�rps of
Engineers permit will require that an e�s�ri�^on:aental
� assessment be prepared and submitted �� pa�t of the
application before it can be consider�d and approved
� uy the Corps.
�►' Summarizing this, we feel that grant:_��� of th� fill
� permit to fill the wetlands would be inconsi�tent with
your zoning and wetlands policye This �aou?� be
• inconsistent with your surface water m?n��ge:r:snt plan
in as much as it would result in a rec�:�c���on of the
�, availability of wetlands in the waterC�e�J �o nrovide
the �reatment you have determined desirabie in your
• surface water management plan, Its �p1A:"0�7�1 �aould
open the way for requests to fill other pa�:-�_ions of
'� the marsh by adjacent property owner� �ahich �•�ould result
� in the final, remaining wetlands being inadequate to
provide the storage capacity consistent w:.th your plans.
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We would, however, offer an alternate �olution for your
� considerationo We would recommend t'r.at in erder to
provide P�1r, Kennedy with access to th� lak�shore that
• a variance be granted from your wetlanc?s orainance
� which requires that a 26 ' setback fr�� the edge of the
wetlands be maintained in the natura7. stat�, v�]e would
� propose that the City construct a catch �aaain at the
low point in the cul de sac and provide a pipe from
(j this point to the edge of the wetlands, The Council
could then grant Mr. Kennedy a permi� to fill the
• westerly 15' of his property as long as no fill is
nlaced below elevation 930a The elevution of the top
� of this fill would be approximately the �amQ elevation
� as the frost ridge at the edge of the lakao This
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ORONO COUNCIL r2EETING HELD �CTOBER 14, 1975 Page 5
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• would provide a generally sloping access from E�GINE�R'S LETTER
Kennedy' s yard to the lakeo If permitted, the (Continued)
� fill should be graded so that the bank to the west
would be landscaped to prevent its further sloughing
� and erosiona The entire area should be turned into
a lawn area by quickly establishing ground cover.
_ This proposal would provide TZrv ICennedy with the
• requested access to the lake and it would not
necessitate filling any designated wetlands; and
� therefore, would not require the Department of
Natural Resources permit, the Minnehaha Creek
�, �•1a.tershed District premit, or the Corps of
Engineers permit. This proposal would provide
� a much more environmentally sound solution than the
filling of the wetlands and would be consistent with
� your wetlands policy and would nat establish any
� precedent for the filling of wetlands.
� [-Je also observed when looking over this site that
considerable erosion is occuring from the other
� properties. Some of this eroded material is washing
onto the street, accumulating on the street or
� washing into the wetlandso It would seem to me that
the property owners along the street shoLiJ.cl be required
S` to provide ground cover as quickly as possible to
` prevent any further erosion of the boulevard and/or
their private property and the City also should carry
� out a program of street sweeping so that the street
is kept clean and anything on the street does not
� wash on down to the wetlands. "
End of letter.
� Acting T2ayor ilassengale stated that the City Council
wants to pursue any and all alternatives that are
� viable which will not create a major surgery or impact
� on our wetlands as provided for in Ordinance Noo 125,
Orono's water management plan and Ordinance No, 179 ,
� which relates to Orono's 26' environmental protection
' buffer zoneo These regulations and Orono's 75' setback
i • crdinance are designed to protect our wetlands as
S they exist today.
,� T�ir, Burg stated that his client could not maintain a
10° or 15 ° proposed walkway to the lake.
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ilr. Rick Sather representing McCombs-Knutson, City
! Engineer, stated that fill should not be placed higher
than the existing ridge at the lakeshore and that the
� City Engineer's proposal is a viable solution. A
catch basin and pipe to the edge of the wetlands would
; provide adequate maintenance for water runoff from the
adjacent areas.
� iir, Burg asked, "If my client resubmits plans, should
we provide means to install a storm water drain?"
1 The existing gully is a menace to the health, safety
and welfare of Orono residents. Mr. Rich Sather commented
� that the plans should include a provision for a catch
� basin and drain pipe. K
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� Bruce P�Ialkerson, City Attorney, commented that fill
placed below elevation 930' wou�d r�quire plans to be
w submitted to the Corps of Arny Engineers with an
environmental impact statemente
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• Mr, Burg requested a five-minute break to discuss
the proposal with his client.
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Council moved to Item #15
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Mr, George Johnson and P�Ir. John Allenburg appeared VARIANCE
` before the City Council regarding Mra Allenburg's 865 Partenwood
request for a variance to construct a home at
� 865 Partenwood, Mr. George Johnson stated that he
� did not agree that a variance from the lakeshore 75'
setback was necessary. r�ir. Johnson further stated
� that 30° setbacks were included when the division
was accepted in 1972 and should thus provide
�,► automatic acceptance for all setbacks in the future.
NIr, Johnson stated thats
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• 1. The proposed home will not block view of the lake.
20 6�Ii11 provide for protection of direct storm
+ �aater runoff into the lakee
3, That the proposed home will not destroy trees,
� terrain or natural ground covero
� iir. Henry riuhich, Building & Zoning Administrator,
s�ated that only one Planning Commission member
� has reviewed the proposed building site and felt
� that there were other viable alternatives to locating
the proposed home. Acting Mayor Walter P�Zassengale
f, informed the applicant that the existing ordinances
zequired a 75' setback and that in view of the
� proposal in front of the Council, a request for a
variance from this 75' setback to a 50° setback, or
� a variance of 25' , was being requested.
� ��elsh moved, Massengale seconded, to refer to the
� Planning Commission a request for a variance of 25 °
f-rom the 75 ' setback to a 50' setback based on a
� staff finding that the 75 ' setback ordinance does
apply. i�iotion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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After Item #15, Council returned to Item #11
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� Mr. Ron Haskovitz, attorney representing t7r. Kennedy, VARIANCE FOR A PERAZIT
requested two weeks to review the City Engineer°s 2435 Scotch Pine Lane
� report and recommendations. Mr, Haskovitz was
informed that this item will be placed on the
� October 27, 1975 Council agenda,
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� NIr. Ted Boer, 1392 Baldur Park Road, appeared before VARIANCE
the City Council with a scale model of his proposed 1392 Baldur Park Rd.
� structure and grading plan. Mr. Henry T�Zuhich,
Building & Zoning Administrator, stated that P-Zr.
! Boer was desirous of receiving Council approval as
. soon as possible in order to initiate his grading
plan before winter. Acting P�ayor Massengale stated
+ that his was a unique situation and that erosion
of the dirt bank on the lake frontage of Mr. Boer's
� home was continually eroding into Lake Minnetonka
and that modification of this bank would tend to
1 cure additionai serious erosion problems. Mr. Rick
• Sather, representing McCombs-Knutson City Engineer,
stated that grading of the bank, placing of the excess
� dirt on the existing property, and removing a decaying
tree on the lake side area would require a mulch to
� act as a ground cover and a berm to protect the lake
from further erosion.
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Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, to grant a variance to
M the lakeshore setback, subject to the City Engineer
� monitoring all phases of this work and submitting
documents of approval of all grading, ground cover,
� and berm construction. The Building & Zoning Depart-
ment was instructed to document with pictures all �.
yproposed and completed work on the site. P�Zotion,
Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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� T�r. Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, COP�BINATION
� discussed with the City Council the status of 3185 North Shore Dr.
Tract G, Parcel 7000, stating that P•7re Fred Rogers
i had originally applied for a variance on this lot
area and width and then withdrew his request
r �hortly thereafter; now, r�ire Darrel Stewart, owner
� of Tract H wishes to combine Tract G �aith Tract He
Since this request has not been submitted to the
� Planning Commission, the Council deferred action
until further information is available.
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� Paurus moved, irJelsh seconded, that the Planning PROCEDURE CHANGE
Commission procedure change be referred to the Planning Commission
r Planning Commission for recommendation. P�totion,
� Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
+ t�7ro Brad Hays appeared before the City Council 73-1 AS5ESSP�IENT
� requesting a review of his 73-1 sewer assessment, Brad Hays
Acting Mayor P•�assengale informed him that Orono
• was in receipt of a Notice of Appeal concerning
his assessment and that any further action would
� be through the official assessment appeal process.
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Dick Benson, City Administrator, reported to the JOINT USE AGREEMENT
City Council that Orono has entered into a Joint Csono-Minnetonka Beach
• Use Agreement with the Metro Sewer Board providing
�ewer service for Minnetonka Beach. Mre Benson
� stated that Orono was in receipt of a letter from
� the Nietro Waste Control Commission which stated
thats
� "In response to your letter of Septem.ber 25, 1975
� in which you sent to us the signed copies of the
Joint Use Rental Agreement to provide service to
� t��innetonka Beach through the City of Orono's trunk
� sewer, please find enclosed a fully executed copy
of the subject Agreemento
� Perha s at this time
p you are aware that the PZetropolitan
� Council at its regular meeting held Friday, September 26,
1975, provided for the acquisition of the Orono-Long
• Lake Int�rceptor, the subject of the above referenced
Agreemente Upon official notification from the Council,
+ the Commission will take immediate steps to proceed
� with the formal acquisition. We would anticipate that
the interceptor agreement will be adopted on or about
` January 1, 1976. The subject Agreement <<;ill therefore
have a rather short termo We are satisfied to proceed
� with the execution of the Agreement to cov�r this period
or until such time as the acquisition �s implPmented.
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* For your information, the Commission will pay under
SAction 3 an estimated amount of $2, 860 per Gnnumo
r This amount would be prorated to a mcnthly base by
d�viding by 12 and remain in force �;��.il such time
+ as the acquisition is completed by ti:� Commissiono
The figure of $2,860 given above is based on $600
• per mile which has been used for most contracts.
� No additional allowance is suggested for �he operation
of the pumping station due to the extremely low
� flow that will be discharged by Minnetonka. As is
our usual practice in addition to the above mentioned
� fee, we would be willing to assume th� prorated power
cost if it is metered at each pumping station.
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You will note that in exEcuting the Agreement we have
� inserted the amount of $2,860, however, if you wish
� to negotiate this amount, we would be agreeable to
amending the Agreement at that timee We assume that
� the insertion of the amount would be appropriate in
order to consummate the understanding which will
t �:�rmit immediate service to Minnete��`-_� �each,
• Please be assured of our willingness and openness
�to discuss this matter further with youa Should
�here be any problems, please bring thnm to my
� ���rsonal attention. "
� Richard J. Dougherty, Chief Administr �.tor
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� Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, that Resolution #644, RESOLUTION #644
� A Resolution Relating To Participation In The Hennepin County
Suburban Hennepin County Nursing District, be Nursing District
� adopted. P4otion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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� Acting Mayor Walter Massengale announced that the METRO COUNCIL MEETING
City of Orono is hosting a Metro Council Regional November 19, 1975
� T�eeting to be held at the Freshwater Biological
Institute November 19, 1975 at 7;30 P.t•Z. The
� meeting is open to the public and nine communities
in the Lake 1�Iinnetonka area and is designed to
i allow officials and residents to address themselves
to Metro policies as they relate to rural communities.
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� Welsh moved, Paurus seconded, to approve Change CHANGE ORDER #3
� drder #3 in the amount of $4,490.20 to repair 73-1 Sewer Project
�amage to the Stubbs Bay Road created by the 73-1
� sewer construction projecte Motion, 1�yes (3) -
Nays (0) e
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r �aelsh moved, Paurus seconded, to accept the RESIGNATION
r�signation of Mr, Steve Schmidt, sew�r and water Steve Schmidt
::�aintenance man. Motion, Ayes (3) - I�1ays (0) o
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� ��Telsh moved, Paurus seconded, to approve the EMPLOYMENT
employment of Mr. James Gregory to fill the James Gregory
� vacancy of sewer and water maintenance in the
� Public Works Department vacated by P�ra Steve
Schmidt, at a starting salary of $4,65 per hour,
` effective September 29, 1975. Motiorl, Ayes (3) -
D1ays (0) ,
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� Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, to approve the EMPLOYIuiENT
' employment of P�Ir. Floyd Kleve to fill the Floyd Kleve
vacancy of LeEsO. in the Public Works Depart-
� ment vacated by P�2r, Tom Dorrel at a starting rate
of $5.34 per hour, effective October 14, 1975.
� T�lotion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) o
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+ Dick Benson, City Administrator, reported to the DELINQUENT SEWER &
City Council the status of delinquent sewer and [aATER BILLS
� water billso In 1974, we submitted a resolution
to the County in the amount of $6,2930 :6, to be
� certified on taxes for delinquent sewer and water
bills. This year we certified $8,200e66; this
• represents a 30$ increase in delinquent se��er and
water bills for 1975, with only a 4o increase in
� t�nits being charged.
� The accounts receivable for water and sewer was
�22,894,32 and $66,876e68, respectivelys
� The amount of $8,200. 66 in delinquent sewer and
� �aater bills represents a 10% delinquency, which is
approximately the same percentage as unemployment
i and ad valorum taxes in 1975. - - --
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� Dick Benson, City Administrator, reported to the SEWER CONNECTION
City Council that the Hackberry Hill-Orono-Long AGREEMENT
Lake Sewer Connection Agreem�nt has been completed Hackberry Hill
• and signed by both municipalities and that sewer
service is available in that area effective
� October 8, 1975.
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� Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, that the third LIQUOR STORE AUDIT
quarterly Audit for the Liquor Store be accepted.
• l�iotion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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� Welsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the August REVENUE & EXPENDITURE
Revenue and Expenditure Report be accepted. August
� Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, to approve a refund REFUND
• of $6.56 for Mrs. W. L. Nelson, 113 Chevy Chase
� Drive, t�iotion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
A report on lake accesses was deferred until LAKE ACCESSES
� the next meeting when more information will. be
available.
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� After reviewing the Corps of Army Engineers' CORPS OF ARt�Y ENGINEERS
! letter discussing the possible issuance of a
general permit for Lake Minnetonka to install
� family docks, buoys and small shore protection
projects, the City Council instructed staff to
� request the Corps of Army Engineers to include
marina docks and multi=use docks as a part of
� this regulation.
� Welsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the City of
� Orono request the Corps of Army Engineers to
include marina docks and multi-use docks as a
� part of their general permit regulationg.
Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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r Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, that the following TRADE LICENSES
� licenses, be approved: Motion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
� Taxi I,icense
* Diamond Cab Company - John A. Clinkenbeard
i Bill Wear Excavating Company & Ronald Holmquist -
� Plumber & Sewer Hookup - Sewage Disposal
Installation
Ouverson Excavating - Sewage Disposal Installation
, S�etz & Berg, Inc. - Plumber
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• Welsh moved, Paurus seconded; th�t the Al� HILI,S
F�:nd Accounts 1183 thro�igh 122'�i 1307 through
� 1399; 19120 through 19132� �nd L3qizo�r Store
� Accounts 10919 througfi �ti92�� be paid. Motion,
Ayes (3) - Nays (0) .
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• Paurus moved, Massengale seconded, that all FIRE CONTRACTS
Fire Contracts be reviewed. Motion, Ayes (3) -
� i�ays (0) .
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S Welsh moved, Paurus seconded, that the meeting ADJOURNMENT
be adjourned at 9:40 P.M. Motion, Ayes (3) -
� Nays (0) .
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