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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 6, 2008
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on February 6, 2008 at
7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Chambers. Mayor Crosby presided.
I. ROLL CALL
Members present: Crosby, Smith, Weir, and Johnson.
Members absent: Cavanaugh.
Also present: City Attorney Ron Batty, City Engineer Tom Kellogg, Planning Director
Tim Benetti, City Administrator Chad Adams and Recording Secretary Amanda Staple.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
The agenda was accepted as presented.
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Approval of the January 15, 2008 Special City Council Meeting Minutes
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, to approve the January 15, 2008 Special City
Council meeting minutes as presented. Motion passed unanimously.
B. Approval of the January 15, 2008 Regular City Council Meeting Minutes
It was noted on page 3, line 31, it should state: "the total cost with underground utilities
is $3 million."
It was noted on page 9, line 15, it should state: "building a road in a different area would
not require"
It was noted on page 11, line 37-38, it should state: "she inquired about the reason for
the designation, since the land is zoned permanent residentiar
It was noted on page 11, line 45, it should state: "Weir stated that it makes topical
sense, and that is what the owner wants"
It was noted on page 15, line 7, it should state: "drive to County Road 55"
It was noted on page 15, line 15, it should state: "Weir stated the City made a policy"
It was noted on page 16, line 17, it should state: "after another business district, similar
to the one at Medina Road and County Road 24 in Plymouth"
It was noted on page 17, line 4, it should state: "Smith stated the Met Council's previous
complaint was that there were too many acres guided commercial"
It was noted on page 18, line 2, it should state: "Smith stated they need to know how
many housing units were assigned to the Leuer property"
Moved by Weir, seconded by Johnson, to approve the January 15, 2008 Regular City
Council meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
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V. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Accept Donation of $20,500 from the Hamel Firemen's Relief
Association and Distribute to Hamel VFD for Equipment Funding
B. Resolution Authorizing Submittal of 2008 Grant Application for
Recycling and Execution of Grant Agreement
C. Resolution Authorizing Publication of Ordinance 436 by Title and
Summary
D. Resolution Granting Extension of Time to File Plat for Hamel Station
and Amending Resolution 2007-57
E. Release Letter of Credit for Park Ridge Acres
F. Approve Membership for Minnesota Cities Stormwater Coalition
G. Approve On -sale Liquor License to DW Holding, Inc. at 32 Hamel
Road
H. Approve Wetland Permit Application for County Road 19 Trail
I. Reschedule March 4, 2008 City Council Meeting to March 3, 2008 at
7:00 p.m. in Medina City Hall
J. Reschedule February 19, 2008 Tamarack Drive ROW/Easement
Vacation to April 15, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. in Medina City Hall
Moved by Smith, seconded by Weir, to approve the consent agenda. Motion passed
unanimously.
VI. COMMENTS
A. Comments from Citizens on Items not on the Agenda
Martha Van De Ven, with the Orono School District, thanked the Council for letting her
be there to celebrate their kids. She stated that a good part of Medina is a part of the
Orono School District. She stated that in terms of ACT scores, the students are doing
extremely well. She also advised that 99 percent of their students go on to either a four-
year college or two-year college after graduating high school. She added that they were
named "One of America's Best High Schools", from US News and World Report.
Van De Ven stated that they had been awarded the 2008 finance award from the
Minnesota Department of Education. She stated that they also refinanced $15 million in
bonds to save $850,000 in interest in November of 2007. She stated that they have
never been in a statutory operating debt, but they are now going out for a bond
referendum.
Van De Ven stated that in order to make repairs throughout the school district they are
requesting a $39 million bond referendum. She stated that two years ago, they had
asked for $32 million and were defeated. She stated that local construction laborers
stated that they need to repair the buildings if they are to be safe learning environments.
She stated that the temperature varies throughout the day, the oxygen levels are low,
and the carbon dioxide levels are high in the buildings that need repair. She stated that
there are three buildings that need repairs, but the middle school is not one of them.
Van De Ven thanked the Council and audience for allowing her to speak on the bond
referendum. She reminded everyone to vote on February 12th, since last time they lost
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by only 300 votes. She advised that you could vote in the Orono School District office in
the intermediate school.
B. Park Commission
Madeline Linck, Park Commissioner, stated that at the January 16th meeting they
elected new officers and most of the meeting was informational. She stated that a lot of
the time was spent on tweaking the trail map and adding six new trails for the
comprehensive plan.
C. Planning Commission
Tim Benetti, Planning Director, stated that there were four items for the Planning
Commission. He stated that the first was the wetland ordinance that had been tabled
from last months meeting. He advised that it was reworked and sent to the City
Attorney to review the wording. He stated that the second was a conditional use permit
for 2105 Chestnut Road to allow for an 8,400 square foot accessory building. He
reported the third item to be a site plan application for townhouses, which would be
going from 6 unit buildings to 3 unit buildings. He stated that the forth item was an
updated sign ordinance, which had a moratorium that expires next month.
VII. OLD BUSINESS
A. 2010-2030 Comprehensive Plan
Crosby advised that they would first receive the technical updates from staff, the Council
would then discuss comments, and then they would hear the comments from the public.
He explained that, hopefully, they would be able to approve the comprehensive plan
tonight and start on the sixth month process for area jurisdiction review before it reaches
the Metropolitan Council.
Benetti presented his memorandum outlining options for proceeding forward with final
revisions, or simply to approve the draft plan and submit to area jurisdictions. He
explained that he would quickly go through the following Council actions for review.
1) Agreed to allow the Juma/Ecktenkamp properties to be included in the MUSA and
guided low density residential
2) Agreed to allow 500 Hamel Road site to remain as mixed -used, and the parcel
immediately to the west, 620 Hamel Road, revised to commercial
3) Agreed to keep 4550 Pioneer Trail to remain as permanent rural
4) Agreed to allow the Leuer/water-tower parcels to be revised from mixed use to
general business, with the understanding that if the Metropolitan Council determines
the plan is deficient in overall density calculations, the City Council may reconsider
this area back to mixed -use
5) Agreed to keep the properties generally located between Bridgewater and Foxberry
guided as low density residential
6) Agreed to keep the properties generally identified inside the Elm Creek Drive
neighborhood guided as medium density residential
7) Agreed to keep the properties generally located north of the Medina Ballroom guided
as mixed use business
8) Agreed to keep the properties generally located east of the Jubert parcel and south
of the Foxberry neighborhood guided as mixed use business
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9) Agreed to keep the properties generally identified as the Holasek property guided as
medium density residential and low density residential
10) Agreed to keep the properties generally identified as the Wessin/Jubert properties
guided as permanent rural
11) Agreed not to make any changes to the staging plan at this time
Benetti stated that he had a clarification that he needed from the Council. He pointed out
a parcel on the map owned by William Cavanaugh at the intersection of TH55 and
Arrowhead Dr. and questioned if it should be commercial or mixed use.
Weir stated that the parcel is surrounded by low density, medium density, and mixed
use and, therefore, thought the best clarification would be mixed use.
Benetti clarified that the southern portion of the parcel would remain commercial and the
upper portions would change to mixed use.
Benetti then pointed to an area of four parcels on the map that include the Rockier, QX,
and Walter Anderson site which are currently zoned industrial but the Council is guiding
to commercial. He explained that this could cause a potential disadvantage to those
businesses.
Weir stated that they do not want to make anything nonconforming.
Smith stated that the Council wants those businesses to succeed and explained that
they should find a land use that fits the industrial business that is occurring there.
Benetti explained the difference between the general business, light industrial, and
industrial business land uses.
Crosby suggested that the Council go with the general business land use.
Smith stated that they are not interested in encouraging additional industrial uses and
also liked the idea of the general business land use for the parcels.
Benetti advised the Council of suggested trail additions.
Smith suggested that they get some clarification on the trails from Park Chair Ann Thies,
as she would know how to best close the loop on one of the trails.
Weir agreed that the Council should direct staff to work with Thies to complete the trail
portion of the plan. She stated that in the language of the plan there is talk about sub -
neighborhood parks. She suggested that be changed to pocket park.
Benetti advised that the language would be a changed in the final comp plan. He
advised that it was also suggested to include three natural study areas and pointed
them out on the map. He then pointed out the revised functional classification of
roadways.
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Kellogg advised that portion of the new comprehensive plan is pretty similar in terms of
major roadways to the current comprehensive plan, with the exception of a few minor
changes.
Benetti explained that there was some added language included in the transportation
goals in chapter two to include language of sharing transit between communities.
Benetti explained that the population numbers in the Transportation Plan had been
corrected and gone over in detail, they just need to be reprinted.
Weir questioned if the park and ride should be included on page two.
Kellogg advised that language for the park and ride had been included on page 15.
Smith questioned if they would receive a copy of the changes after they are completed.
Adams advised that the Council would receive a copy once the changes had been
made.
Benetti advised that it would also be shown on the website for the City.
Crosby questioned how they would review the recommendations from the other cities.
Adams explained that the recommendation and the plan would first go to the
Metropolitan Council and then the City would get it back to make revisions.
Batty added the City could make changes requested by area cities prior to distributing to
the Metropolitan Council.
Weir commented on the sewer portion of the plan and advised that map one should be
the first one in that section. She also commented that on page one, the last sentence of
the last paragraph is repeated again in the first sentence of the second paragraph. She
advised that one of those sentences should be removed. Weir continued with several
editing errors that needed correcting.
Crosby commented that the abbreviations used throughout the plan should be
consistent.
Weir asked Kellogg if he wanted her to continue to read through the remainder of the
plan.
Kellogg replied that he would appreciate her input and she could email any changes to
him.
Crosby then opened the floor for the input of the residents and reminded them that it
may be the last time for them to have input.
Roland Aberg, 3175 County Road 25, stated that it appears a portion of trail goes right
down his driveway and was very concerned with that. He explained that his driveway is
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surrounded by wetlands and did not understand how they would be able to put trail onto
wetlands or private property.
Crosby explained that this is a planning exercise and is just where they would like to
place trails. He stated that it does not mean that anything is going to change. He
advised that they are not going to do things that are not allowed, such as going through
wetlands.
Susan Seeland, property owner on Homestead Trail, stated that her question relates to
whether or not the Council had made a decision on how they would attach the open
space plan to the comprehensive plan.
Crosby explained that the open space plan had been converted into an open space
report and would not be included in the comprehensive plan but rather used as a
planning tool.
Seeland advised that a portion of the report dealt with whether or not it would be a
mandatory thing for property owners to do something.
Crosby stated that the Council is going to discuss that issue later, but he is suggesting
that rather than make it mandatory they would make it an incentive.
Bill Cavanaugh stated that he is a farmer and has land in the city. He stated that the
reason he came was to discuss the sewer extension and also to discuss the land use of
his property.
Crosby explained that the southern portion of his property at the corner of TH55 and
Arrowhead Drive would remain commercial. He also explained that mixed -use
designation on the northern portion of the parcels would allow him to mix both residential
and commercial throughout that area.
Cavanaugh was happy with that land use designation. He then questioned if he would
be able to get sewer connected to his property sooner than designated in the plan at his
parcel at Mohawk Drive and Chippewa Road.
Crosby explained that he is currently in the group that would get sewer between 2016-
2020, but he could request to move up to the next stage, which would be 2011-2015.
He explained that they have not yet come up with a point system of which to rank
properties on for the staging process.
Cavanaugh explained that he would like to get the water hooked -up on his land and
would like to work with the Council on developing his property. He advised that it would
be nice if it all worked out.
Bruce Workman stated that he also had concerns with the staging process. He stated
that the staging should be the same for his property, the Cavanaugh property, and the
Sherburn's property. He advised that it would make more sense to do those 60 acres at
the same time, rather than waiting 5 years for each section. He explained that they
have lived in a highly developed area since 1997, when there were about six cars going
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by in a day to now, where about 600 cars go by in a day. He asked that the Council not
delay their decision, as he would like to start planning for the next ten years.
Crosby pointed out that with the existence of Polaris it does make a difference, because
the utilities are already there.
Kellogg explained that the staging was based on the water -tower property. He
explained that the assumptions were very conservative and the land use has since
changed.
Smith stated that since they reduced the number of units south of Highway 55, they
could move the line over to include the property to allow for so many units per year for
staging.
There was a short recess from 9:00 p.m. to 9:07 p.m.
Crosby stated that the question would be whether the Council has the power to move
the line or if they would need to speak with the engineers first.
Weir suggested that they bring the issue back to the Planning Commission.
Smith stated that she did not want to give this decision to the Planning Commission, she
wanted the Council to make the decision.
Johnson stated that he is persuaded to move the line to include the three properties in
the staging area. He stated that Workman's logic just made sense.
Weir stated that it does make sense to move the line, because they did remove the units
south of Highway 55.
Smith also agreed that they should move the line to incorporate the three properties in
the staging area.
Crosby questioned if moving the line to include the properties would complicate
anything.
Kellogg advised that it would probably not cause any problems for the City in the future.
Crosby advised that they would extend the staging line to include the properties.
Joe Cavanaugh Sr. stated that he and his brother Dick have a property that was
previously included in the staging for 2001-2010. He advised that it has now moved to
the next staging area. He explained that the property to the east of his is included in the
current staging area. He explained that property only has access for developing through
his property. He stated that those two properties should be included in the same
staging area, since they will need to be developed together because of access issues.
Smith advised that he could go through the guidelines to move up one staging area and
would then solve his problem.
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Crosby explained that when they set out to develop a staging area, they decided that
they wanted to have a flexible system so that they would be allowed to make changes
during the process. He advised that he would be able to move up one staging area,
which would put him back into the current staging area.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, to accept and approve the draft comprehensive
plan document in its present form, with the specified and additional modifications, and
direct city staff to distribute to the surrounding jurisdictions and Metropolitan Council for
review and comments. Motion passed unanimously.
Batty explained the need for a moratorium during part of the approval process for the
comp plan. He stated that a moratorium could only last for 12 months, so they need to
be careful when they enact it. He stated the moratorium has the purpose of protecting
the planning process. He explained that after the plan is approved, the City has nine
months to make sure that all zoning and operations procedures match up to those in the
plan itself. He explained that they needed to think about how they will spend that 12
months judiciously since the process will take 18 months in total.
Adams advised that at this point the Council would declare a statement that they do not
want to see land use applications until the Metropolitan Council approves the
comprehensive plan.
Crosby questioned if they put a moratorium on the entire city, if the intent would be to lift
the moratorium on areas as soon as they are able. He explained that areas with the
least change would have the moratorium lifted sooner.
Adams explained that they are not looking to enact the moratorium until August.
Smith stated that they would not have to enact the moratorium unless someone came in
with an application that is in the area where changes are being made.
Johnson stated that the intent is not to enforce the moratorium but to inform the
constituents of the process right now.
Batty explained that to draft the moratorium is not hard, the issue would be the length of
time for the moratorium. He advised that he could have the moratorium drafted once
advised and then ready for approval at the next Council meeting.
Dave Newman, representing Bancorp Group and the Bruce Hendry property, stated that
he and other developers would need to know some kind of timeline. He stated that it
would be helpful to have a timeline so that they could know when to submit applications.
Crosby explained that out of the 18 entities that they have to submit their plan to, there
will be probably be one or two that do not respond. He explained that they would most
likely get into a situation where they would have to wait out the six months.
Batty explained that the Metropolitan Council has 120 days to review the plan. He
stated that they plan to send it to the Metropolitan Council now, along with the other
communities. He stated that they could not start formally reviewing the plan until they
get the feedback from the other communities. He advised that the hope is that they will
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informally review the plan so that when they do get the feedback from the communities it
will cut back on the 120 days that they have to review the plan. He explained that where
it goes from there depends on the amount of feedback from the Metropolitan Council.
Newman stated that it appears that the City has a commitment to get everything
completed as soon as possible.
VIII. NEW BUSINESS
A. Award Well No. 7 Project
Kellogg presented the bid tabulations, and recommended approval of the low bid. He
stated that it is a good company and they did come in under the estimate.
Moved by Johnson, seconded by Weir, to award the contract to Bergerson-Caswell on
the Total Base Bid A amount of $164, 700 and authorize the Mayor and City
Administrator to execute the contract. Motion passed unanimously.
B. Elm Creek Watershed Management Commission Appointment(s)
Adams stated that the recommendation was for Dick Picard for the primary and
Madeleine Linck as the second alternate.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Johnson, to approve the appointment of Dick Picard as
the primary representative and Madeleine Linck as the second alternate to the Elm
Creek Watershed Management Commission. Motion passed unanimously.
C. 2008 Work Plan
Adams advised that they would skip this portion of the agenda, as they did not cover
enough information prior to the meeting tonight.
IX. CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT
A. City Policies
1. Personnel Policy 1.40 — Organizational Chart
Adams presented an update of the organizational chart and a number of other
personnel policies that will be coming forward.
Crosby questioned if there were any changes from previous years.
Adams replied that there were not structural changes, only changes to names and
added positions. He explained the significance of colors, such as entry-level positions
were blue and department heads were signified in gold.
Moved by Smith, seconded by Weir, to approve the Personnel Policy 1.40,
Organizational Chart, as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
2. Policy, Procedure, Program Manual
Adams presented the structure and layout of the new Policy, Procedure and Program
Manual. He explained that he was not looking for an action for this item. He stated that
this was just to show the Council what the outlines of the chapters would look like and
what the draft policy would look like. He explained that they do have policies but have
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never had a manual or coding for them. He advised that they would have one printed
copy and would then post the manual on the website for internal use.
X. MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL REPORTS
There were none.
XI. APPROVAL TO PAY THE BILLS
Adams advised that they had another bill to add the DNR water usage permits for
$2025.00. He explained that the check number was #32041.
Moved by Smith, seconded by Weir, to approve the bills, EFT 000166-000175 for
$26,843.30 and order check numbers 031970-032039 for $350,356.55 and 032041 for
$2, 025.00 and payroll check numbers 020150-020151 for $1, 398.16, and EFT 501012-
501035 for $37,313.77. Motion passed unanimously.
XII. ADJOURN
Moved by Johnson, seconded by Weir, to adjourn the meeting at 9:50 p.m. Motion
passed unanimously.
I -9/4
T.M. Crosby, Jr., ayo
Attest:
Chad M. Adams, City Administrator -Clerk
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ORDER CHECKS January 16, 2008 - February 6, 2008
031970 OFFICE OF CHILD SUPPORT $92.31
031971 ABDO, EICK & MEYERS $4,000.00
031972 ACCURINT-Account #208700 $36.50
031973 ALLEGRA PRINT & IMAGING $1,995.64
031974 AMERIPRIDE LINEN & APPAREL $107.83
031975 ANDERSEN, EARL F $69,187.15
031976 BCAITRAINING & DEVELOPMENT $25.00
031977 BERTELSON BROTHERS $108.63
031978 BEST WESTERN HOTEL & REST. $69.44
031979 BK Auto $191.40
031980 BONESTROO, ROSENE, ANDERLIK $128,664.12
031981 BUDGET PRINTING $119.28
031982 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO $250.00
031983 CARGILL INC. $10,786.06
031984 CLASSIC CLEANING $717.82
031985 CNH CAPITAL $104.03
031986 DITTER, INC $527.74
031987 EHLERS & ASSOC $3,060.00
031988 ERICKSON, ROLF ENT., INC. $5,994.56
031989 VOID $0.00
031990 FORMS & SYSTEMS OF $109.74
031991 GENUINE PARTS CO: MPLS $153.92
031992 GOPHER SIGN CO. $223.65
031993 GRAINGER $170.14
031994 HAMEL FIRE DEPARTMENT $20,500.00
031995 HASSAN SAND & GRAVEL $464.07
031996 HCMC $539.00
031997 HD SUPPLY WATERWORKS $3,036.03
031998 HEALTHPARTNERS $19,015.58
031999 HENNEPIN CHIEFS ASSN $25.00
032000 HENNEPIN COUNTY $1,222.63
032001 HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF $344•39
032002 HENNEPIN COUNTY $17.58
032003 HENRYS WATERWORKS $252.05
032004 JSW EMBROIDERY $205.00
032005 KENNEDY & GRAVEN $25,933.46
032006 KNIFE RIVER CORPORATION $18,444.25
032007 LANDFORM $4,590.27
032008 LAW ENFORCEMENT TECH. $180.14
032009 LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA CITIES $1,000.00
032010 LONG LAKE, CITY OF $5,108.50
032011 MAYER, RANDY LTD. $159.75
032012 MEDIACOM $84.95
032013 METRO WEST INSPECTION $6,704.05
032014 MORRIS ELECTRONICS INC. $1,134.00
032015 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS $623.12
032016 OFFICE DEPOT $170.99
032017 ON SITE SANITATION $63.90
032018 PERRY'S TRUCK REPAIR $53.33
032019 QWEST $444.35
032020 RANDY'S SANITATION $1,054.71
032021 REED BUSINESS INFORMATION $254.22
032022 SIRCHIE FINGER PRINT LAB, INC $198.79
032023 SPRINT $291.90
032024 ST. PAUL STAMP WORKS $58.47
032025 STREICHER'S $149.63
032026 SUN PRESS & NEWSPAPERS $140.22
032027 TIME SAVER OFF SITE SEC. $361.56
032028 TWIN CITY OXYGEN $118.55
032029 U.S. Postal Service $500.00
032030 VALVOLINE FLEET SERVICES $140.75
032031 VESSCO, INC $370.67
032032 WAYZATA, CITY OF $159.50
032033 WESTSIDE WHOLESALE TIRE $50.26
032034 WRIGHT HENNEPIN $299.00
032035 WRIGHT-HENNEPIN ELECTRIC $3,912.06
032036 XCEL ENERGY $2,357.36
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032037 EGAN $235.30
032038 FINKE, DUSTIN $2,000.00
032039 GRAFIX SHOPPE $692.25
Total Order Checks $350,356.55
E-CHECKS January 16, 2008 — February 6, 2008
000166E FARMERS STATE BANK OF HAMEL $62.50
000167E PR PERA $9,327.68
000168E PR FED/FICA $4,950.66
000169E PR FED/FICA $4,891.86
000170E PR MN Deferred Comp $1,115.00
000171E PR STATE OF MINNESOTA $2,165.49
000172E FARMERS STATE BANK OF HAMEL $20.00
000173E ACCLAIM BENEFITS-FSA DEPT. $1,074.62
000174E ACCLAIM BENEFITS-FSA DEPT. $979.11
000175E DELTA DENTAL $2256.38
Total E-Checks $26,843.30
PAYROLL January 16, 2008 — February 6, 2008
020150 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $999.90
020151 ANN, KIMBERLY $398.26
Total Payroll -Checks $1,398.16
PAYROLL DIRECT DEPOSIT January 16. 2008 — February 6. 2008
501012 ADAMS, CHAD M. $2,566.85
501013 SCHERER, STEVEN T. $1,808.29
501014 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,855.87
501015 HALL, DAVID M. $1,782.79
501016 DRESSEL, ROBERT P. $1,261.97
501017 BELLAND, EDGAR J. $2,451.13
501018 CONVERSE, KEITH A. $2,308.09
501019 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $1.00
501020 DINGMANN, IVAN W $1,892.74
501021 BOECKER, KEVIN D. $2,150.52
501022 GREGORY, THOMAS $2,223.63
501023 NELSON, JASON $2,459.79
501024 VINCK, JOHN J. $1,605.01
501025 FINKE, DUSTIN D $1,407.38
501026 MAROHNIC, NICHOLAS $499.62
501027 DAY, JEANNE M $1,843.95
501028 DOMINO, CHARMANE $1,237.00
501029 WUNSCH, JODI M $1,170.81
501030 LEUER, GREGORY J. $1,435.59
501031 LANE, LINDA $1,198.43
501032 JESSEN, JEREMIAH S $1,108.78
501033 KLAERS GROTHE, ANNE M. $559.54
501034 BENETTI, TIMOTHY $2,007.99
501035 MCKINLEY, JOSHUA D $477.00
Total Direct Deposit -Checks $37,313.77
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