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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF MARCH 16, 2004
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on March 16, 2004 at
7:33 p.m. in the City Hall Chambers. Mayor Zietlow presided.
I. ROLL CALL
Members present: Workman, Lane (arrived at 7:36 p.m.), Zietlow, and Smith.
Members absent: Brinkman.
Also present: City Attorney Ron Batty, City Engineer Tom Kellogg, City Administrator
Chad Adams, Police Chief Ed Belland, and Recording Secretary Liza Weniger.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
It was requested to add Item "TIF Education and Concept Plans" to section REPORTS.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to approve the agenda as amended. Motion
passed unanimously. (Lane Absent)
IV. APPROVAL
A. Approval of the March 3, 2004 Regular City Council Meeting Minutes
It was noted on page 1, under the section Additions to the Agenda, an item should have
been added that stated: "Approve to Publish by Title and Summary under Ordinance
364."
It was noted on page 2, the last paragraph on the page, first line should state: "he has
asked the City of Indcpcndcncc'o Park Commission to take tho for the opportunity..."
It was noted on page 2, the last paragraph on the page, third line should state:
"...familiarize them with the Minnehaha Creek rivcr'a watershed...."
It was noted on page 4, the second paragraph, it should state: "items would delay the
issuance asqu+si#fee of the...."
It was noted on page 5, the second to the last paragraph, should state: "...she will call
City of Medina Mienetrista resident, Chriss Renier, ...."
It was noted on page 7, the first line of the page, should state: "...will meet March 9,
2004. Smith stated that the Park Commission will meet March 17, 2004."
It was noted on page 9, the third to the last paragraph, a line should have been added
that states: "...day extension. Mr. Olstrum stated that he would agree to do this."
It was noted on page 11, the fifth to the last paragraph on the page, first line should
state: "...committee to meet without the developer for a..."
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Moved by Smith, seconded by Workman, to approve the March 3, 2004 regular City
Council meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
Lane arrived at 7:36 p.m.
V. PRESENTATIONS
A. Firefighter of the Year Award
Chief Belland presented a plaque and a gift certificate to the winners of the 2003 Medina
Firefighter of the Year Award. There is one winner from each of the departments that
cover the City of Medina. The winners are: Donny DesLauriers of the Hamel Fire
Department, Herb Koch of the Loretto Fire Department, Mike Brown of the Long Lake
Fire Department, and Dave Eisinger of the Maple Plain Fire Department.
VI. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Resolution Granting Final Approval to Plat of Belle Terra
B. Resolution Approving JPA for Highway 55 Corridor Coalition
C. Approval of Amended JPA for Pioneer -Sarah Watershed Management
Commission
D. Resolution Seeking Current MNDOT Policy Re: Speed Limits
Moved by Smith, seconded by Workman, to approve the consent agenda as presented.
Motion passed unanimously.
VII. COMMENTS
A. Comments from Citizens on Items not on the Agenda
Zietlow stated that resident Dick Picard requested that he announce a Pioneer Sarah
Creek Watershed Management Commission meeting on Wednesday, March 24, 2004
at Independence City Hall, which will initiate discussion as well as contain a presentation
of the diagnostic data on how to clean up Lake Independence.
B. Park Commission
Adams stated the Commission would meet March 17, 2004. Its agenda contains the
following items: the Commission's park use policy revision, the park surveys, and the
Kroll Trail easement that was just approved by Council.
C. Planning Commission
Adams stated that a sub -committee has made its comments and proposed changes
regarding the Uptown Hamel ordinance and Independence Beach revisions.
Adams introduced Mr. Josh Doty, who will start his position as the new City Planner
beginning Monday, March 22, 2004.
Adams announced that there would be a discussion of the CSAH 29 Intersection Plan.
Weir stated that four Planning Commissioners have asked for criteria from Council in
relation to considering a comp plan amendment. If there isn't a formal criteria guide in
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place, then the Commission would request the blessing of gathering the criteria via a
special committee that would meet ongoing in relation to existing development.
Batty stated that Council and Commission have had many discussions over the years
about formalizing criteria as a separate policy which would aid in the nature of the
legislative decision making and the great discretion needed towards administrative
procedures like the comp plan and rezoning ordinances.
Smith stated that if a guideline was already in place, then the Commission wouldn't have
to work so hard.
Weir asked if it would be helpful to produce a guide consisting of separate criteria.
Zietlow stated yes.
VIII. BUSINESS
A. Uptown Hamel and Highway 55 Redevelopment
1. Open House Coordination — Prosser & Brauer
Adams stated that Jim Prosser and Donald Brauer are present to provide an update on
the project progress and the Open House. Prosser summarized the drafted Open
House plan and its purpose, which involves seven stations with a total of 11 boards, and
reviewed the map and outline from Donald Brauer. The date of the Open House has
been scheduled for Saturday, April 17, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Medina
Entertainment Center.
Prosser stated that the purpose of the Open House is to review the goals, and the
process, that have been previously established by the community; as well as retain
feedback from the community in order to address concerns and inform residents of
finance issues.
Prosser stated that he has prepared a tentative Open House plan, which is to be
presented to Council for consideration. Another part of the Open House is the initiation
of the design guidelines, transportation, and etc. He stated that at the Open House, the
City should also identify the potential use of tax increment financing (TIF) on a general
terms basis. As talked about in the beginning of the process, it's important to bring forth
the financing options to the public, however it's not necessary to indicate whether or not
the Council will approve the TIF or specific development. Again the purpose of the open
house is to gather info and feedback, not to reach a decision from the City.
Lane and Zietlow expressed that they felt uncomfortable that the City doesn't have some
general figure amounts of the costs involved in the redevelopment project.
Prosser stated that their direction is very clear in that Council is looking for a magnitude
of a range of costs. He also stated that they do have some preliminary concept plans
from Ryan Development and Farr Development of the uptown area, and would like to
receive public feedback on those plans at the Open House. He discussed how he felt it
was sensible to have both developers involved with the Open House. Prosser stated
that Ryan Development has discussed that they would feel more comfortable if they had
more feedback indicating that they were in line with the restrictions and provisions of
City Council.
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Discussion ensued amongst Lane, Zietlow and Smith as to whether Ryan Development
should be involved in the Open House. Members stated that it didn't seem fair to have
Ryan Development at the Open House until some sort of deposit had been made.
Prosser asked for clarification on whether or not Ryan Development was to be included
in the Open House. Workman stated that until Ryan has made a deposit, they are not
to be included in the open house.
Prosser asked for clarification from Council that if upon April 17, 2004, Ryan
Development was to provide a deposit in accordance to the City's Provisions, should
Ryan be included in the Open House activities.
Lane stated that he doesn't think that it's fair to exclude Ryan Development if there is a
potential that Ryan Development is still interested in the project. He stated that it would
not be a wise business decision, nor wise to exclude Ryan Development a month before
the Open House assuming that Ryan will most likely be back in front of City Council. He
stated that it is the City's responsibility to inform Ryan Development of the upcoming
Open House.
Workman stated that it didn't seem fair to the public for the City to allow a concept plan
to be presented at the Open House without Council's definite approval.
Lane, Zietlow and Smith discussed how there should be additional boards representing
options for the vacant proposed lot. Prosser stated as contracted with Mr. Brauer, the
open house is to present two options with an additional option of doing nothing with the
land. His one concern of presenting too many options is that it may indicate that all
three options are financially and marketably viable options.
Prosser stated he appreciated the Council's input and understands Council's direction.
Brauer introduced himself and stated that the Open House packet is a work in progress.
It is to illustrate an organized process of how to go from old town Hamel and work
towards building a concept plan specifically developed for that area.
Prosser stated that if Ryan Development is to participate, then Ryan will need to assist
in the planning process with himself and Brauer, which essentially has already began.
He suggested that Council set a deadline of April 1 or 2, 2004 in order to receive a
deposit from Ryan Development.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith to direct Mr. Batty to draft and send a letter to
Ryan Development informing them of an April 1, 2004 deadline to receive deposit
money. Motion passed unanimously.
Discussion:
Smith asked who Ryan had been providing feedback to. Adams confirmed that Ryan
have been keeping in contact with Prosser and Adams.
2. TIF District Qualification Report
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Adams stated that SEH has not yet provided a complete report. Staff will be meeting
with Jim Prosser and SEH in regard to the final report on Thursday, March 18, 2004.
Batty summarized a schedule of events stating that there must be concrete delineation
of what is involved in forming a tax increment schedule. The schedule calls for a public
hearing in two months for the adoption of the tax increment plan. Batty and staff are
recommending an adoption of the schedule in order to set a public hearing for May 18,
2004. The adoption of the schedule would set the course of the plan.
Batty stated that any building permit issued prior to the time Council adopts the plan (at
the time of the Public Hearing, May 18, 2004) will result in the City missing out on
potential increments.
Lane stated that he was uncomfortable with what is a premature commitment to a TIF
financing district.
Batty provided another option stating there isn't any downside with scheduling a public
hearing on May 18, 2004 tonight. If report findings aren't going well, or the Council is
uncomfortable about implying a tax increment, then Council can cancel the hearing with
only risking money spent to prepare plan. He recommended that Council plan for a very
basic discussion on the different options for financing the public improvements.
Adams summarized that the total cost for the improvements have been estimated to be
between $3 — $3.5 million. Zietlow stated that the last time Council had a financial
discussion in regard to the project was back in August of 2003 where Council was
informed that it would be a $1.5 million bond for Uptown Hamel with a twenty -five-year
payback. Workman and Lane expressed that Council needed updated financial figures.
Zietlow stated that it has never been clear whether TIF was the City's only option. He
clarified that the City needed more facts to make a better, more informed decision.
Prosser stated that he understands the frustrations that the Council Members are
having. He stated that he and Brauer are attempting to define a general range of the
financial implications. Prosser stated that he wanted to assure Council that part of his
proposal is to itemize the risks of public installment of improvements.
Batty clarified to Council that adopting the Schedule of Events doesn't commit the City
to any definite plan of action. Tonight, Council is only being requested to authorize the
planning of a Public Hearing on May 18, 2004. He stated that he wanted Council
Members to bear in mind that the plan can be altered. He clarified that not everything
has to be approved on the plan's list of public improvements. The next step of entering
into a developer agreement is when the City will be committed to a definite plan. He
stated that he would advise Council so as to ensure they are making the best decision.
He stated that the only risk as of date, is that the City would lose the money that has
been spent, (estimated at $50,000-$75,000). Farr Development has provided $26,000
and Ryan Development hasn't provided anything. He reassured Council that it's never
too late to drop out of the process.
Workman proposed that Council adopt the timetable, then plan to schedule a special
meeting for the purpose of educating themselves on the TIF district, and get a
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breakdown from the developer on the costs involved. He recommended that Council
achieve all three steps immediately.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to adopt the City of Medina Schedule of
Events timetable with the condition that the City can delay or stop the TIF process.
Motion passed unanimously.
Batty requested to make a resolution for the motion. He stated that the motion should
call to adopt a resolution on a public hearing on the tax increment for May 18, 2004.
Amended by Workman, seconded by Smith, to adopt the City of Medina Schedule of
Events timetable and adopt Resolution No. to schedule a Public Hearing on the
tax increment financing to be set on May 18, 2004 with the condition that the City can
delay, or stop, the TIF process. Motion passed unanimously.
Batty stated that the public hearing must be advertised.
Zietlow stated that Council should set a date for being educated on the TIF system and
process, proposing to include the members of the Planning commission.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to schedule a Special Council Meeting, to
include the Planning Commission to be invited to attend, for March 31, 2004 for the
purpose of being educated on the TIF process. Motion passed unanimously.
Workman requested that the Special Council meeting be a learning session dispelling
the negative myths of the TIF as well as touch on the main points of the TIF.
Smith asked for an example of a real life TIF for purpose of dispelling negative myths.
3. Resolution Re: Demolition of Structurally Substandard Building and
Inclusion of Lot in Redevelopment Tax Increment Financing District
in the Future
Batty summarized his drafted resolution and corresponding report from SEH. The
purpose of the resolution is to incorporate the inspection of the building into the
qualifying calculation of the TIF district, before the building is condemned.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Lane, to adopt Resolution No. regarding
Demolition of Structurally Substandard Building and Inclusion of Lot in Redevelopment
Tax Increment Financing District in the Future. Motion passed unanimously.
4. Pre -development Agreement with Darrell Farr Development
Adams summarized the revised agreement with Farr Development. Staff is seeking
Council approval of the agreement.
Batty stated that the pre -development agreement is a much -simplified version that the
developer has requested. A correction needs to be made to section two of the
document: "...previously deposited $16,000 with the City..." needs to be corrected to
$26,000. Batty stated that if Farr would be comfortable in providing an additional
deposit of $10,000 within the near future, he will include an amendment (if not already in
the agreement) in which the City will reimburse the developer for the costs if the City
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chooses to not move forward. The agreement will also read that if the TIF is
established, the administrative costs will also be reimbursed.
Moved by Smith, seconded by Lane, to approve the preliminary agreement for the City
of Medina with Darrell Farr Development. Motion passed unanimously.
B. Alpine Farms
Adams summarized the requested zoning change and Conditional Use Permit (CUP).
Louise Otten of Alpine Farms is requesting the re -zoning of her property to allow the
commercial horse stable that has been in business for many years. She is also
requesting a conditional use permit to operate the stable. He reviewed the copy of the
RR-2 ordinance and sample conditional use permits for other facilities in Medina. Staff
is recommending approval of the re -zoning. They also recommend approval for the
CUP 30 conditions and to authorize staff to prepare the ordinance and resolution.
Moved by Smith, seconded by Workman, to authorize preparation of ordinance for the
Rezoning of 2182 Homestead Trail to RR-2, as well as a Conditional Use Permit for
Existing Stable with thirty conditions. Motion passed unanimously.
Louise Otten stated that she has two questions in relation to the thirty conditions. She
wanted to make a clarification on item number six, stating that hay shall be kept in a
covered area or hay shed. The feed and bedding is kept in a closed area, but they also
have a covered hay shed. Smith stated that the CUP should state, that in addition, the
hay will be kept under cover.
Otten stated that Item number thirteen should clarify that the "16 days/year" represented
the number of outdoor special events. However, she wanted clarification from Council
as to whether they were concerned on the number of special events that are held
indoors. She stated that she felt that maybe a condition should be added to clarify that
Item number 13 allows for 16 outdoor special events.
Moved by Lane, seconded by Smith, to amend the approval of the Conditional Use
Permit to include 30 conditions as amended by references and condition, for number 6
to include covered hay shed, and condition 13 to indicate outdoor special events to be
restricted to 16 days. Motion passed unanimously.
Smith stated that she commends the thoroughness of the application that Alpine Farms
prepared for their proposal.
C. Farmers State Bank of Hamel
Adams summarized the memorandum from Sandie Larson in regard to the Farmers
State Bank of Hamel requesting to combine their two lots at 135 and 145 Hamel Road
and then add to their existing building for a new bank. He reviewed a letter from Tom
Kellogg, memo from Elm Creek Watershed, Planning Commission memo and minutes.
The Planning Commission recommends approval of the lot combination. They also
recommend approval of the site plan review with seven conditions. There were several
issues to be worked out with staff in regard to lighting and storm water issues,
easements, etc. Staff is seeking approval of both items.
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Kellogg stated basically engineering has referenced the water improvements and the
associated costs that would be necessary in the uptown Hamel area. The costs
involved have been catalogued as $27,500 per acre.
Batty stated that the State Bank of Hamel is a good example of the type of project the
City would seeks for improvement in the area. Based on the number Kellogg presented
Council, the City would be requesting to assess a fee of $27,500 per acre for storm
water. Until figures for the Right Of Way are assessed, then the $27,500 for storm water
is all that will be charged for now.
Workman asked for clarification from Batty on whether a petition and waiver will be
established as a condition. Batty confirmed that is correct.
Workman asked Kellogg if he would require the site plans to include an on -site storm
water treatment system. Kellogg stated that it would be part of the overall plan, however
it would be unreasonable due to hardcover issues. Part of the improvements to the plan
are improvements to the pond.
Zietlow stated that the proposal sounds reasonable.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Lane, to approve lot combination of 145 Hamel Road
and to include the park dedication. Motion passed unanimously.
Lane asked Batty if it would make sense to re -allocate the easements during the
process of combining the lots. Batty stated that these are private easements; therefore
the City does not have any control over the allocation of the easements.
Paul Meyer, architect for project, asked for clarification on the bank's financing options
in regard to the tax increment system. Batty stated that abatement is not available
inside of a tax increment district.
Kellogg asked for clarification on whether tonight's actions would prohibit the exclusion
of 1) easements of ten feet, and 2) water main extension and follow up with Loren
Kohnen and fire marshal. He stated that these two items weren't included at the
Planning Commission.
Meyer stated that Kohnen was willing to work with them on the water main, and on the
plans presented today, he had included a ten foot easement.
Moved by Lane, seconded by Workman, to table the conditions to the Special Council
meeting on March 31, 2004 in order to discuss the water main extension, easements,
and lighting. Motion passed unanimously.
Workman asked Meyer if it would create a timetable hardship if the conditions were
tabled. Meyer stated that his main concern is reaching resolution with staff regarding
the water main.
Batty stated that tabling the item won't really have any practical effect on the applicant.
The motion would only have moved to create the resolution, which then would be
brought back to be approved on the Consent Agenda of April 6, 2004.
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D. Planning Commission Appointments
Adams summarized the memo from Sandie Larson. At the February 17th meeting, the
Council desired to learn how many persons applied for the position before deciding on
the size of the Commission (seven members vs. nine members). Four Planning
Commissioners' terms have expired as of March 2004: Sharon Johnson, Jerry Brost,
Mary Verbick, and Marilyn Fortin. Each of the Commissioners were contacted and the
openings were advertised in the South Crow River News. There was no response from
residents other then those whose terms are currently up. Verbick and Fortin are
seeking an additional term, and Johnson is not. Brost has indicated that he would be
willing to serve another term if needed, but would also be willing to step down if the
Council wishes to reduce the number of Planning Commissioners.
Moved by Lane, seconded by Smith, to reappoint Marilyn Fortin and Mary Verbick to
three-year terms to fulfill openings for Planning Commission. Motion passed
unanimously.
Moved by Lane, seconded by Smith, to authorize staff to prepare an ordinance
amendment decreasing the membership positions for Planning Commissioners from 9
to 7. Motion passed unanimously.
E. Cooperative Drug Enforcement Agreement
Chief Belland summarized his memo, which requests a letter of intent to cooperate with
area cities as part of a drug enforcement taskforce.
Zietlow asked if the grant is ongoing, or if it is an annual re -application process. Belland
stated that the grant must be applied for every year. If the department wasn't awarded
the grant, money from the forfeitures would fund Operation option number one. Each
department would put an officer on the task force and backfill the position with a part-
time person to fill shifts on the street. The position would be advertised as a temporary •
position. With the award of the grant, each department would function under Operation
option number two which would then put an officer on the task force and backfill that
position with a full-time officer. This would keep staffing levels on the street equal to
what they are presently.
Belland informed Council that $800,000 worth of drugs were taken off the streets in a
time period of three months. The City has the option of ignoring or addressing the drug
problems within the community. However, it affects the community and the school.
Zietlow asked Belland if it would really be effective to have a part-time person on staff.
Belland stated that he believes it would be. His Department could provide two shifts a
week for the part-time person. Currently, the Department has three people a day, and if
somebody goes on vacation, then the Department is understaffed.
Belland stated that the department has a deadline of March 27, 2004, to return the
federal grant application and is looking for a letter of support from the City. The
Department would learn by July if the grant had been awarded. However, the
Department is planning on possibly hiring a part-time person now to prepare for the fall
season and award of the grant.
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Moved by Smith, seconded by Lane, to approve a letter of intent stating that the City of
Medina will participate in a cooperative drug enforcement task force with the
jurisdictions of Orono, Maple Plain, Independence, and Hennepin County. Motion
passed unanimously.
IX. REPORTS
A. Citv Administrator Report
1. Appreciation Plaque for Planning and Zoning Administrator Loren
Kohnen.
Adams stated that Loren Kohnen's last day of regular Planning and Zoning work was
Friday, March 12, 2004. Zietlow requested to place an item on the agenda to discuss
Council's support to purchase an appreciation plaque to express gratitude to Kohnen for
his years of service with the City.
Zietlow stated that Kohnen had been with the City for fifteen years and he thinks the
plaque would be a nice way to acknowledge his work.
Workman stated that he is embarrassed that nothing was said to Kohnen at the last
Council meeting; he should have been properly acknowledged and thanked by Council.
Council discussed inviting Kohnen back to a Council meeting and including him on the
agenda. Zietlow and Adams volunteered their services.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to approve purchase of Appreciation Plaque in
honor of Loren Kohnen as well as extend an invitation to return to a City Council
Meeting for recognition. Motion passed unanimously.
2. Concept Plans
Adams stated that this item was added in order to discuss the number of concept plans
allowed to be permitted upon presentation disapproval.
Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to approve the maximum number for
presentation of concept plans to two. Motion passed unanimously.
X. APPROVAL TO PAY BILLS
Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to approve the bills, order check numbers
26293-26347 for $226,878.62, and payroll check numbers 18551-18573 for $23,487.91.
Motion passed unanimously.
Xl. ADJOURN
Mayor Zietlow adjourned the meeting at 10:15 p,m.
Attest:
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\,hilip K.-'flolnf,
Chad M. Adams, City Administrator
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ORDER CHECKS - MARCH 16, 2004
026293 A.T.& T $65.36
026294 AMERICAN SUPPLY GROUP $106.34
026295 AMERIPRIDE LINEN & APPAREL SVC $63.50
026296 BARCO MUNICIPAL PRODUCTS $341.69
026297 BCA/TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT SEC $125.00
026298 BUDGET PRINTING $820.04
026299 CENTERPOINT ENERGY $1,380.67
026300 CIPHER LABORATORIES $24.95
026301 CONSTRUCTIVE IDEAS $782.50
026302 CULLIGAN $50.69
026303 DULTMEIER SALES $60.99
026304 E-Z-RECYCLING $3,152.28
026305 ELAN FINANCIAL SERVICE $659.32
026306 ELr[h CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS $33.97
026307 EMBEDDED SYSTEMS, INC. $1,863.75
026308 FITZCO, INC $97.09
026309 FORTIN HARDWARE $20.74
026310 FRONTIER $58.56
026311 GENUINE PARTS CO. - MPLS $222.07
026312 GLENWOOD INGLEWOOD $102.00
026313 HALL, DAVID $20.27
026314 HAMEL BUILDING CENTER $302.90
026315 HAWKINS INC. $70.00
026316 HECKSEL MACHINE INC. $669.73
026317 HENNEPIN COUNTY INFO.TECH.DEPT $368.13
026318 HENNEPIN COUNTY TREASURER $101.09
026319 INVENSYS METERING SYSTEMS $1,000.00
026320 KEEPRS, INC./CY'S UNIFORMS $737.49
026321 LAKE BUSINESS SUPPLY $83.26
026322 METRO.COUNCIL ENVIRO. SERVICES $9,339.80
026323 METROPOLITAN COUNCIL WASTEWTR $8,019.00
026324 MIKE'S FIX -IT $240.22
026325 MINNESOTA DEPT. OF PUB.SAFETY $225.00
026326 MN DEPT. OF ADM $65.00
026327 NATIONAL WATERWORKS $3,486.64
026328 NELSON, JASON $96.98
026329 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS $474.84
026330 QWEST $110.76
026331 REED BUSINESS INFORMATION $103.14
026332 REYNOLDS WELDING $55.47
026333 SAFETY TRAIN, INC. $749.99
026334 SCHARBER & SONS, INC. $93.56
026335 STREICHER'S $282.63
026336 TALLEN & BAERTSCHI $3,520.64
026337 TIME SAVER OFF SITE SEC. $217.00
026338 TRI STATE PUMP $267.86
026339 TWIN CITY WATER CLINIC $60.00
026340 U.S. BANK $178,725.00
026341 UNITED RENTALS HIGHWAY TECH $58.00
026342 VALVOLINE FLEET SERVICES $86.02
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ORDER CHECKS - MARCH 16, 2004 (CONT'D)
026343 VERIZON WIRELESS $40.68
026344 VICTORY CORPS $120.02
026345 VILLAGE CHEVROLET $2,584.39
026346 WRIGHT-HENNEPIN ELECTRIC $407.01
026347 XCEL ENERGY $4,064.59
$226,878.62
PAYROLL CHECKS - MARCH 8, 2004
018551 SMITH, CAROLYN A. $138.52
018552 ZIETLOW, PHILIP K. $207.79
018553 SCHERER, STEVEN T $1,171.11
018554 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,476.56
018555 DILLMAN, JAMES D $1,789.96
018556 DRESSEL, ROBERT P. $1,075.40
018557 BELLAND, EDGAR J $2,184.02
018558 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $1,032.82
018559 SULANDER, LAURA L. $1,150.18
018560 LARSON, SANDRA L $941.98
018561 BOECKER, KEVIN D $1,540.32
018562 PRIEM, JON D. $1,591.30
018563 LANE, JAMES S. $138.52
018564 WORKMAN, BRUCE $138.52
018565 BRINKMAN, RANDY $138.52
018566 CHAFFINS, GARY S $789.09
018567 ADAMS, CHAD M. $1,784.29
018568 HALL, DAVID M. $1,047.04
018569 CONVERSE, KEITH A $1,102.62
018570 NELSON, JASON $1,582.71
018571 THUL, JEFFREY P. $1,263.65
018572 SKREEN, FRED $68.75
018573 DINGMANN, IVAN W $1,134.24
$23,487.91