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� CITY OF ORONO
� Regular Meeting of the Orono Council, 7e30 P.1�2.
�une 28, 1976
t The Orono Council met on the aY�ove date with
the following members present: PZayor Searles,
e Councilmembers Butler, P�assengale, Paurus, and
� Welsho Also presento City Administrator
Benson, Building Inspector Olson, City Attorney
� 1Zalkerson, and Phil Chenoweth, representing
�hlers & Associatese
�
� Alayor Searles stated that the City Council k�ad BOND REFUYIDING
met at 5a00 P.P�4. to consider bids for Bond
� Refunding and recessed at 6:00 P,PT. for dinner
� and was now reconvening this meeting for final
decision to award or reject the bids as presented.
, l�iayor Searles continued by saying that the Council
� and staff have reviewed the bond refunding proposal,
�here are advantages to our tax payers to consider
7 all aspects of the refund processe
� Councilmember Walter T�Iassengale stated that the
� City Council is attempting to take advantage of
a favorable bond market to gain the maximum possible
to reduce its debt service. City Administrator
Benson read into the record a memo concerning the
� 1976 Debt Service that stateso
� 1976 Debt Service
� Cash & Investo 1/1/76 $ 706 , 843
Spec, Assess. Collo by Co. 293, 387
� (3/75 amt. X 95°�)
Tax Levy coll. by Coo 100496
� (11,050 X 95�)
1,010,728
�
• 1976 Debt Service Requirement 522,478
Cash & Invest, 12/31/76 488,250
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a Net Cash & Investe Reduction $ 218 ,593
•
� Searles introduced the foll.owing resolution, and
moved its adoptions
RESOLUTIOId #692 RESOLUTION #692
Bond Sale
A RESOLUTION AWARDING SALE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION
FtEFUNDITdG BONDS OF 1976 AND ADJOURNING P-IEETING
� BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Orono,
T-linnesota, as follows s
(Continued)
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ORONO COUPJCIL PZEETING HELD JUNE 28, 1976 Page 2
� 1. The bid of Allison-Wi].liams Company and the First RESOLUTICN #692
� National Bank of rZinneapolis, in A4inneapolis, �sinne- Boncl Sale
sota, to purchase $2,635,000 General �bligation
t Refunding Bonds of 1976, dated August 1, 1g76,
bearing interest as followso
e
. Rate Y�ar Rate Year
5�0 75� �977/82 5.75� �5�8$
� 5e5tl� �.9II3/86 5e90a �89
• 5e60� 1987 6.00� l��b�91
� is hereby accepted, said bid being to purchase
said bonds at a price of $2,635,000.00, arld the
a Mayor and City Clerk-Administrator ar� directed
to execute a contract with the purchaser on
� behalf of the Cityo The good faith check o£ the
successful bidder shall be retained by the
i Treasurer until the bonds are executed and
• delivered and all checks of unsuccessful bidders
shall be returned forthwith.
� 2, The form of such bonds and the interest
� coupons to be thereto attached, which form is
before this meeting is hereby approved and the
� City Clerk-Administrator is authorizec� to cause
� to be prenared printed bonds in the denominations
and identifying the bank of payment specified
� by the successful bidder.
� 3e As authorized by the terms of the City's
Improvement Bonds of 1974, dated September 1,
� 1974, Improvement Bonds of 1970, Series A, dated
August 1, 1970, and Improvement Bonds 1970,
� Series B, dated August 1, 1970, and the City
, Council resolutions fixing the terms of said
Bonds, the following honds of said issues are
� hereby Called for redemption and prior payment
at the c�ates and prices as followso
� Call Price
Name (Date) I4aturities Call (� of par plus
of Issue of Bonds Called Date accrued interest)
S Improvement Bonds 1985 to 1991., 3/1/g4 100�
� of 1974 (9/1/74) inGlusive
� Improvement Bonds 1979 to 1986, 2/1/78 101 1/2�
� of 1970, Series A inclusive
(8/1/70)
� Improvement Bonds 1979 to 1987, 2/1/78 101 1/2g
� of 1970, Series B inclusive
(a/1/70)
1
. said Call Date being the earliest dates the bonds
of such issues may be called for redemption.
(Continued)
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OR0��0 COUNCIL PZEEfitNG HELD JUNE 2$, 19 7� Page 3
• The City Clerk-Administrator sha].1 cause notice of RESOLU�ION #692
����h redemption to be published in Commercial FTest Bonc� Sale
�n accordance taith Section 475.54, Subd. 4, i<2innesota
Statu'�es, and shall mail a copy of the notice to
the respective banks where such honds are payable
and to any holders of the Bonds v�hose names have been
r�g�stered with or made known to the City Clerk-
� Administrator for such purpose.
• 4, This meeting shall be adjourned to July 26,
I.9�6 , at 7030 P,T�o o°clock, for the purpose of
adopting a final resolution specifying all terms
� o� the bonds, identifying the bond form, providing
tax levies for their payment, authorizing execution
ef an escrow agreement with an escro4� agent, ancl
authorizing the ratifying action necessary to their
• exe��ution and deliverya
� '�.'re motion for the adoption of the foregoing
_��olution was dul.y seconded by Councilmember
ti7c�sh and upon vote being taken thereon the
f�l?c�aing voted in favor thereofo
� r1�-�yor Searles, Councilmembers Butler, I�lassengale,
Pau�u�, and t�lelsh.
� �nd the following voted against the samea None
�:n.^reupon said resoZution was declarec� duly nassed
and adopted,
S Bu�ler moveda rsassengale seconded, that the meeting ADJGURI�'I�LrIT
• bn adjourned at 8s05 Por4, Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
� cl��o-r Searles called the Regular Council meeting to 8 0 05 P er�.
o�d�r at 8s05 P.r2, �aith the following members presente
r�.,Yor Searles, Councilmembers Butler, Riassengale,
� -��a�:rus, and [�Jelsh, Also present> City Administrator
���»^on, Building Inspector Olson, and City Attorney
r�.i;,��_kerson,
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a "-�u�tler moved, Searles secondedo that the i�inutes r�INUTES
o� the Regular Pieeting of June 14, 1976, be approved June 14, 1976
� �..� a��naed, F�iotion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) ,
• �ui.ler moved, [•]elsh seconded, that the ��linutes B�ARD OF R�VIEt�J
� or a�he Bcard of Review tdeeting of June 14, 1976, June 14, 1976 - 6030
Eo30 PoP1va be approvedo Niotion, Ayes (5} - Nays (0) .
�
� �?utler moved, �^�elsh seconded, that the Pqinutes MINUTES
� r:-` the Regular P2eeting of P•Zay 24, 1976, be apnrovede P�2ay 24 , 1976
r:lotio,z, Ayes (5) - Tdays (0) v
ORONO COUNCIL P�IEETING HELD JUNE 28, 197G Page 4
� rTo comments from the Park Commission. PAP.I� CC�.N�J��ISSION
�o comments from the Human Rights Commission. HUMAN RIGHTS COMriZISSIODI
C No comments from the Planning Commission. PLANNING COPu1ISSION
� Searles moved, G�elsh seconded, tliat the request VARIANCE
for A1 Hagen, 2530 Casco Point Road, for a lot 2530 Casco Point Road
� width variance, be referred to the Planning
Commissione P�otion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
Paurus moved, Butler seconded, that the request SUBDIVISION
S for Gerald Parten, 985 Tonkawa Road, for a 985 Tonkawa Road
preliminary subdivision, be referred to the
Planning Commission, T�Iotion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) , �
�
a Paurus moved, Butler seconded, that the request VARIANCE
for daayne Peterson, 1359 Park Drive, for a side 1359 Park Drive
� setback variance, be referred to the Planning
Commissiono PZotion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) ,
'
a Paurus moved, r�assengale seconded, that the request VARIANCE
for PZrs. Ward Parten, 1020 Tonkawa Road, for a 10?.0 Tonkawa Road
� lot width variance, be referred to the Planning
Cor,lmissione P�2otion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
�
Paurus moVed, IIutler seconded, that the request SUBDIVISION
S for Robert Niichel, 3175 Sixth Avenue North, for 3175 Sixth Avenue r�ortr
= a preliminary subdivision, be referred to the
Planning Commission, tZotion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) ,
S
Paurus moved, Butler seconded, that the request VARIAPICE
for I��Iichael A. Curtis� 4200 North Shore Drive, 4200 North Shore Drive
a for a variance, be referred to the Planning
Commission, P�otion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
� Paurus moved, Butler seconded, that the request CONnITIOiJAL USE PERMIT
for tailliam [^]ear, 2160 [,layzata Boulevard, for a 2160 ��ayzata :-oulevard
conditional use permit, be referred to the
Planning Commission. P>Zotion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
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A3an Olson, Building & Zoning Inspector, stated LOT REARRAPTGEtTEPdT
that the Andersons & Veda, 500 North Arm Drive, 500 North Arm Drive
are prepared to purchase a small portion of the
� Boeye property (Lot 2) for access to the lake
if the proposed subdivision (lot rearrangement)
is approvedo The channel on the north end of
Idorth Arm separates this sma].l gartion from the
main portion of the Boe�re �ro�erty. (Continued)
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OF'.OtiO COUNCIL r�1EETING HELD JUNE 2 8, ?9''6 Page 5
s This lot rearrangement proposal would provide LOT REARRANGET�ZEPJT
each parcel with lakeshore on which they could 500 North Arm Drive
��dd code conformin_q docks. (Accessory structures (Continued)
! permitted on parcels with principle structures. )
S This request is for preliminary approval only.
The final hardr,�.iells and mylars will be submitted
upon receipt of preliminary approval.
a A park dedication fee would not he required here
as there would be no increase in building sites.
S
ti�Je shoulc� schedule a public hearing on this
subdivision proposal,
Planning Commission t3eeting - T•Zay 17, 1976
• The Planning Commission �escheduled a public
i,��=aring on the lot rearrangement and subdivision
i proposal for 7030 P.PZ. , June 21, 1976e
Public Hearing - June 21, 1976
The Planning Commission recomriends approval of
1ot rearrangement subject to resolving location
and direction of future docks so as not to
i_nterfere �,�ith existing docks on adjacent properties.
�Ti��sengale moved, Paurus seconded, that the
request of the Andersons and Veda, 500 North
Arm Drive, for a subdivision and rearrangement
of lots, be given preliminary approval as per
the Planning Commission Nlinutes of June 21, 1976.
P�otion, Ayes (5) - TJays (0) .
�
� Az�n Olson, Building & Zoning Inspector, stated VO-TECH PROPOSAL
-c�:at a lengthy discussion followed the presenta- 2950 Sixth Avenue North
tio� by representatives of the Vo-Tech District.
��',e majority of the members of the Planning
Corcunission present were concerned about the
concept because of the follocving problems that
z�ir,ht result from the projecte
i le ?'raffic - (alrea�.y a problem at the inter-
section of_ Highway #12 and Old Crystal Bay
Roade )
2. Destruction of marsh and water retention
areas a (Our iaetlands maps show no iaetlands
�n the Orono portion of the Vo-Tech property.
The creek does run through the property, but
� culverts or other approved enc�ineered methods
coizld be designed to maintain natural flow) .
3o Providing public services such as roads,
police, fire protection, etce (Continued)
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OROi10 COUNCIL iZEETING HELD JUNE 28, 1976 Page 6
The Planning Commission chose not to approve the VO-TECH PROPOSAL
concept until these problems could be resolved. 2950 Sixth Avenue North
» Th�y also suggested the City of Orono communicate (Continued)
w��th the City of Rledina in regard to their views
on the proposal.
� Dic3: IIenson, City Administrator, announcec� that
a meeting has been tentatively arrangec� for
Julv l, 1976 at 7:30 AoM. at the South Vo-Tech
� Campus with representatives from the Cit_y Council
and Planning Commission to tour the facility.
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� IIutler moved, Searles seconc3ed, that the request VARIANCE
for Lester Raskob, 4220 Chippewa Lane, for a 4220 Chippewa Lane
variance, be approved subject to the Engineer's
! approval a IZotion, Ayes (5) - D1ays (0) e
The request for Tom P.yan, 1060 Tonkawa Road, for COYTDITIOTdAL USE PERr�IT
s► a conditional use permit for grading was ta�led 1060 Tonkawa Road
� for further information until the next meeting,
� 5earles moved, [aelsh secondedo that the request VARIANCF
� for A1 Hagen, 2530 Casco Point Road, for a lot 2530 Casco Point Road
width variance, be approvedo T�Zotion, Ayes (5) -
� Nays (0) e
ISro Frank Zelley and Verle Poffenberger, SUPER VALU STORE
representing Super Valu, revie�aed their plans 3333 Shoreline Drive
for grading the site located at 3333 Shoreline
Drive, There followed an extensive review by
r -�he City Engineer, Rick Sathre, City Staff and
City Council concerning those plans, Staff
f and Council noted that it is possible that
+ their drainage �lans may not be sufficient to
prevent storm water runoff from daMa_qing
neighboring properties, There may be a need
for a storm water retention area on the premiseso
At this time, the City does not know c�hat future
effects there will be and does not want to
� impose upon the applicant, at this time,
additional expense of providing retention ponds
'� or other mechanisms. Instead, the City and
the applicant agree to allow the applicant to
proceed with the plans as will be adopted su?�ject
to the City°s revieca within two to three years.
If the City then finds that the storm water runoff
?s adversely affecting the surrounding properties,
the applicant or its successor shall take those
� steps necessary as directed by the City Council
to eliminate the problem. (Continued)
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• ORONO COUNCIL I�IEETIIdG HELD JUD1E 2 8, 19 7 G Page 7
• The applicant will agree to fulfill those SUPER VALU STORE
reguirements, waive any right to notice of any 3333 Shoreline Drive
� hearing of the project, assessment of the Project, (Continued)
� or appeal from the assessment if the City is
found to undertake the project itsel£, moreovero
� the applicant c�ill agree to allow the City to enter
upon the property upon notice to take those
• steps necessary to remedy the problem,
� The applicant will agree to sign a covenant not
` to remove screening, will provide for open space,
and conservation easements over certain sections
� of the property as previously discussed by the
Pla�i�g--e-er.tmi�io� �nd £ity Cc}u���e �e
� a�plicant agrees to pay 1000 of the cost for any
projects necessary to eliminate any storm water
• problems created by the project at any time in
� the future,
� Discussion followed concerning the need to provide
for additional dewatering facilities necessary to
� pipe water from the roof into the existing storm
water pipe in the street. The applicant agreed
• to construct a floca pipe from the roof to storm
water facilities in the street and to sic�n
� necessary documents and to obtain signatures
fcrom the proposed investoro The applicant also
� agrees to pay all assessments against the
� existing propertyo
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The City Engineer, Rick Sathre, stated that we
r have reviewed the revised plan submitted by SuPer
, Valix covering the suhject site, dated 6/20/76,
together with the recommendations of the Planning
� Commission from their meeting of June 21, 1976,
and have the following commentse
•
Since our last review of this proposal, which occurred
� on June l, 1976, various changes have occurred to
the plan, The original break in drainage in the
� northeast portion of the site will noc� be retained
� thereby providing for the removal of runoff from
that area by the County Road 19 and 15 storm
� sewer which is presently in place. This change
in plans is in our opinion very favorableo Since
� our last review, a rock splash rip-rap area at
the base of the bituminous spillway, to the south
r and east of the building, has been added to act
• as an energy dissipation device. [ae feel that
this rock, properly placed, would adequately
� handle the flows anticipated and would protect the
low lying area from excessible scouring during
� periods of high runoffo (Continued)
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� CSRONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD JUNE 28, � �76 Page 8
� Grading limits to the west of the proposed store SUPER VALU STORE
� have been brought closer to the building with 3333 Shoreline Drive
the result being that an area of roughly 35 feet (Continued)
� east of the Relly Avenue property line is being
left in its natural state, P,s presently
� designed, this natural area ���ould receive the
runoff from the westerly portion of the parking
• area, The plan as submitted does not call for
� any erosion control measures being taken in
this natural area to minimize disruption �ue
� to increased runoff. The Planning Commission has
recommended the elimination of the bituminous
� spillway which had been earlier proposed through
this areao [rIe would recommend the approval of
• the drainage from the parking lot as shown on
• plan dated June 6, 1976 , but with the stipulation
that any future erosion problems shoulc� be
� corrected and if necessary a spillway be constructedo
In our letter of June l, we had recommended that
� due to the increased runoff from the narking
areas of the site, a provision be made for
• storage of storm water on the building itself
with removal of this �aater occurring normally
� through evaporationo This recommendation
� would stand unless storm water from the roof of
the building is diverted to the County Road 19 -
� County Road 15 storm sewer which seems to be
practical, t�Jith diversion of roof drainage
� to the storm sewer together with the drainage
from the northeast portion of the site, the net
• effect of this facility would be summarized as
� followso
� Presently approximately 2,6 acres of the site
drain to the Kelly Avenue areas. Under the
� present plan, this hreak in drainage woul.d be
retained and the roof drain carrying the
• storm water to County Roads 19 and 15 would
effectively reduce the Kelly Avenue drainage area
� by approximately 0.37 acres, This decrease in
� the overall Iielly Avenue drainage area would be
offset by any increased amount of runoff due to
� the hard cover in the parking area> The net
increase in runoff to the Kelly Avenue drainage area
� vaould be approximately 20 percent (from this site)
varying with the duration of the rainfall and the
• saturation of the soilo The overall increase in
+ runoff to the low lying Kelly Avenue area would
be negligible, hocaever, when compared to the
S overall drainage area of approximately 37 acres
along the east side of Kelly Avenuee ��Ie would
� estimate the net increase in runoff to be one
� to two percent. We would caution the City, however,
that any increase in runoff from any �ortion of
the drainage area �vill only serve to worsen
� the periodic problems within the drainage area, (Continued)
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� ORONO COUNCIL PZEETING HELD JUNE 28, 1976 Page 9
� At present, the southerly portion of the site will SUPER VALU STORE
be covered by a conservation easement and as 3333 Shoreline Drive
� proposed will be left in its natural state. (Continued)
Since this is presently a low lying area, it
� would continue to serve as an area in which
� the �ollutants of the parking area runoff would
be deposited, It also would serve as a bixf.fering
� area for the building, since the underbrush
and the trees would be retained and would
• lessen the visual impact of development on the
areas to the south,
•
� Searles moved, Butler seconded, to approve the
amended drainage plans conditioned upon the
� adoption of a resolution setting forth all
discussed items in detail and based upon the
� applicants agreement to sign same, and subject
to approval of the T�Sinnehaha Creek t^Iatershed
� District, P4otion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
� TZassengale moved, Searles seconded, to approve
� the preliminary grading and foundation permit
of certain area which will be graded pursuant
� to a plan being adopted, but no grading in
other areas which are not shown on the present
� plans being adopted. The grading and construction
will be allowed for the foundation at the present
� timeo T��otion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
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� The City Staff and Council reviewed the COr�ZBINATION OF LOTS
application for IIr. John Pembroke, 4111 Oak 4111 Oak Street
w Street, �aho combined three lots into oneo It
was noted that these three lots had one sewer
• assessment for the three lots, Staff noted that
because of the availability of municipal sewer,
� these lots could be combined into one buildable
� lote If the sanitary sewer had nat been available,
these lots would be substandard and therefore
� no development could take place thereon. Council-
members noted that this was one of the advantages
� of the sanitary sewer pipe as installed for the
substandard lotso
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Butler moved, riassengale seconded, to approve
� the combination of three lots into one buildable
� lot for John Pembroke, 4111 Oa}: Street. t�iotion,
Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
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i t�lelsh moved, Butler seconded, that the request FINAL SUBDIVISION
for Joe Braun and Steve Plowman, 3024 Casco 3024 Casco Point Road
� Point Road, for a final subdivision, be approved
� subject to reviewing Mre Braun°s engineer°s
drainage plan, Psotion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
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� OROrdO COUNCIL MEETING HELD JUNE 28, 1976 Page 10
� P2ayor Searles announced that the regularly PLANNING COAZNIISSION
scheduled Planning Commission meeting of July 5, JULY P�4EETING DATE
� 1976, will be postponed to July 6, 1976. The
� Planning Commission chose to cancel the July 6,
1976 meeting and will hold their regular meeting
• on July 19, 1976.
•
� P3r. John Lambin submitted plans to rebuild a BUiLDI1�TG PE��ST
home destroyed by fire for Mr. �eorge Hanson, Big Island
� Big Island, PZr. Lambin requested caaiving
referral to the Planning Commission to alloc�
� him to proceed with construction,
• But].er moved, Searles seconded, to waive referral
to the Planning Commissione Questions concerning
� Orono°s lake setback policy and drainage �aere
� discussedo AZotion was withdrawn.
i Paurus moved, t�Ielsh seconded, to refer the
building permit of John Lambin for George
� Hanson, Big Island, be referred to the Planning
Commission, P4otion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
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� i�Ir. Howard r2eagher presented a resolution adopted LAKE P4INNETONKA
by the Lake IZinnetonka Association to riayor ASSOCIATION RESOLUTION
� Searles which stated thats
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"The undersignec�, Richard A, Hassel, Secretary
� of the Lake P-linnetonka Association, a rlinnesota
� nonprofit corporation, hereby certifies that the
following resolution was duly adopted by action
� of a rnajority of the directors of the Association
at a meeting held on June 10, 1976s
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Resolvede That the Lake P�innetonka Association is
� deeply concerned about maintaining adequate �caater
safety on Lake �Zinnetonka. At this time, insufficient
• funds have heen allocated by the Hennepin Count_y
. Sheriff° s Department in order to continue an adequate
water safety patrol program. In past years, the
� Hennepin County 5heriff' s Department has taken on
the responsibility of providing, and has in fact
� provided, effective water safety activities on Lake
l�Iinnetonka. At the present time, hocaever, this .
• county program has all but stopped and as a result,
a critical prohlem in the form of a void of regulating
� water safety on Lake Riinnetonka has been createdo
� The result of this void raises fear that the inevitahle
result will be personal injury and the possible loss
� of life to those persons using Lake riinnetonka,
� Therefore, the Board of Directors of the Lake P4innetonka
Association strenously encourage the reinstitution
of the Hennepin County Sheriff_ °s Department t�aater
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• (Continued)
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� �OROidO COUNCIL PIEETING HELD JUNE 28, 19'76 Page 11
• Patrol on Lake Minnetonka to a strength and level I:�KE t�2INNETONKA
� which will provide effective and efficient water ASSOCIATION RESOLUTION
safety on Lake P�innetonka and, further, the Lake (Continued)
� P�ginnetonka Association urges the 15 municipalities
which are members of the Lake l�2innetonka Conservation
� District to support this position in whatever ways
may be within their power.
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• Executed this lOth day of June, 1976. "
' I�Iayor Searles stated that he will attend the Medina MOONEY LAKE STUDY
� City Council meeting July 6, 1.976 and convey to
them Orono's policy concerning the Pqooney Lake
� Study and Orono's action not to participate at
this time.
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� hiayor Searles requested City staff to inform the WA7ZATA HIGH-RISES
� Lake Minnetonka Conservation District and the
�^�ayzata Council of Orono°s building height
� policies in relation to shoreline environment
protection zones and P7ayzata's Lake Street high-
� rise proposal.
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� IIutler moved, Searles seconded, to reconsider RECONSIDER A20TION
the motion for W. J. Sime, Jr. , 4051 Highwood 4051 Highwood Road
� Road, that was approved June 14, 1976, to
change condition �3, to state that the applicant
� agrees to maintain proper drainage. rZotion,
. Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
� taelsh moved, Butler seconded, that $2 ,535,00 be TRADISFER
� transfered from the Park Fund to the Park Depart- Golf Course Pump
ment to pay for the pump at the Orono Golf
� �ourse, rZotion, Ayes (5? - Nays (0) .
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Paurus moved, Welsh seconded, that the staff NORTH SHORE DRIVE RAVINE
�► proceed with the restoration of the easement RESTORATION
for the North Shore Drive Ravine and accept
� the low bid from Niark Menth, T�laple Lake,
� t�iinnesota, in the amount of $975.00 for seed,
sod, black dirt, and landscaping. t2otion,
� Ayes (5) - Nays (0) .
r
The Fred V, Rogers request was tabled until FRED V. ROGERS RE�UEST
� further information is availablee
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� P2r. Rick Sathre, City Engineer, informed the BUFFALO BITUMINOUS
City Counczl that Buffalo Bituminous will t�lillow Drive
� complete Willow Drive within 30 days.
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� dRONO COUNCIL t2EETING H�LD JUNE 2$, 1.976 PagE 12
� PZr. Rick Sa�hre, City Engineer, �epo�rted that MC CAFFREY COI�lPLAINT
the letter he wrot� to Maurice McGaf�rey
� states:
� "The purpose of this letter is to updgt� you in
� regard to the City's action concerning th�
subject lot grading. At the City Council meeti�g
• of June 14, 1976, r4r. Rovick's contractor was
authorized to proceed with final lot grading
� on the Rovick property; and again cautioned
� that no diversion of runoff onto your property
would be allowed. Following completion of
� this lot grading on the Rovick property, the
City Building Inspector will make a final
r inspection to assure himsel.f that no damage
will be done to your property due to diversion
• of storm water from the Rovick site to your
� property.
� Thank you for your continued concern in regard
to the potential problems involved with storm
�� water managemente �Ie feel that the final grading
of the Rovick property will alleviate any fears
w you may have for the possible damage of your
property. Please let me know i� you have any
� further comments or questions. "
� End of letter.
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� P2re Rick Sathre, City Engineer, stated that he SCOTCH PINE LANE SET�ER
will be working with the City staff to install
� the storm sewer at the cul de sac on Scotch
Pine Lanea
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� Butler moved, ti7elsh seconded, that the following LICENSES
� licenses, be approved: Aiotion, Ayes (5) - Nays (d) .
� Rogers Well Company - Well Driller
Steffens Plumb.ing Company - Plumber
• Widmer IIroso , Inc. - Plumber & Sewer Hookup -
Sewage Disposal Installation
� Volkenant & Sons, Inc. - Plumber & Sewer Hookup -
� Sewage Disposal Installation
� Garbage Haulers Licenses
. John Zuccaro - t�dayne's Sanitation
Orlin F.edepenning - Redepenning Service
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� t�Jelsh moved, Butler seconded, that the request RENNEL LICENSE
� for a kennel license for Nonesuch Kennels,
Karen Ewing, owner, be tabled for further
. staff revie�a. PZotion, Ayes (5) r Nays (0) .
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• Sear7.es moved, Welsh seconded, that the Al1 BILLS
Funds Accourits 3017 through 3058, 3139 through
, 3177, 19352 through 19358 and Liquor Store
� Accounts 11363 through 11398, be paid. Moticn,
Ayes (5) - Nays (0� .
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• Searles moved, Welsh seeonded, that the meeting ADJOURNMENT
be adjourned at I0:45 P.M. Motion, Ayes (5) -
� Nays (0) .
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