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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF MAY 15, 2001
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on May 15, 2001 at 7:30 p.m. in
the City Hall Chambers. Acting Mayor Phil Zietlow presided.
Members present: Lane, Smith, Workman, and Zietlow.
Members absent: John Ferris.
Also present: Police Chief Ed Belland, Attorney Ron Batty, Public Works Director Jim Dillman,
City Engineer Tom Kellogg, Planning & Zoning Administrator Loren Kohnen, and Administrator
Clerk -Treasurer Paul Robinson.
1. Additions to the Agenda
A. Independence Beach quick take deed.
B. Replatting of two lots into one, Glen Lincoln properties, 780 and 790 Tower Drive.
C. Bond presentation be postponed to the June 5, 2001 City Council Meeting.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Jim Lane, to approve the agenda as amended. Motion
passed unanimously.
2. Comments from Residents in Attendance on Items Not on the Agenda
There were none.
3. Park Commission Comments
There were none.
4. Planning Commission Comments
There were none.
5. Trunk Highway 55 Intersection Assessment Hearing
Phil Zietlow said the City is involved in this project because there were a number of requests
from businesses in the area looking for a safer intersection at Highway 55 and Willow Drive. He
said it would be greatly appreciated if those in attendance, who were not in favor of this project,
could propose other solutions for increasing the safety at this intersection along with their
comments opposing the project.
Tom Kellogg, the City Engineer, gave a brief presentation concerning the improvement. He said
basically this improvement would include widening of Trunk Highway 55 at the intersection of
TH 55 and Willow as well as realigning the intersection so that there is a safer alignment. He
said this project also involves a number of access closures along TH 55 to make the area of TH
55 and Willow safer. This project would also restrict access onto TH 55 from Mohawk to a right
in and right out only.
Kellogg said they plan on bidding this project out in late summer for the project to begin in the
fall.
The first person to speak was Harvey Voss of Midland Nursery. He was not in favor of the
assessment. He thought that the eight thousand dollar assessment would not benefit his
property whatsoever. He said their access is onto TH 55 and is not being closed. They are not
ever going to be using the signal.
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Dale Johnson said the statute regarding assessments says that the benefiting land has to show
an increase in market value based on the assessment. He said that this assessment is
eight/tenths of a mile from his property. He does not see any value in this. He has been
working with the City to create a road at his own expense to link up to Prairie Drive. He said
that they will be using their right in, right out access on 55, which they are also not necessarily in
agreement with, and using the signal at Arrowhead. He does not see that this will increase his
property value whatsoever, and, if anything, it will decrease the value of his property because
there will be an assessment on it.
He said he was also objecting for the property next to his which was owned by his mother. She
is also not in favor of this assessment.
Johnson added that the City has requested that he not use Willow and he has obliged the City
and has not driven on those roads.
Terry Lingen from the Aunt Jen's Motel said that they have owned this motel for 20 years. He
said that a majority of their traffic and customers are people driving by, they see the motel and
stop. The access closure off of TH 55 impact their business significantly. They do not see any
benefit from this project. If anything, this will reduce the value of their property. He said that
they are not against the light necessarily. They are against their access closure and also the
removal of some of their trees for a new driveway access off of Chippewa.
Bruce Workman wondered if they had talked to the City about this. They said that they had
talked to the City.
Tom Kellogg said they have talked to the Lingens on a number of occasions. They have
worked out arrangements for signs on TH 55 and Chippewa designating the location of their
business, and have talked to them about sewer and about their driveway access. Kellogg felt
they had worked out a number of issues with the Lingens regarding this project.
The next person was William Kroll of 2382 Pioneer Trail. He said he was against this
assessment. He has lived there for 19 years, has a hobby farm, and does not believe he will
see any benefit from this project. If anything, he would rather the City Council change the
zoning on his property from commercial to residential as they did for the Laurent and Botnen
properties. He said that an assessment of $16,000 for his property does not seem as realistic.
He said at the first meeting he came to, the proposed assessment was $8,000. Now, five
weeks later, it has doubled. He does not understand why has was moved from the secondary
assessment area to the primary assessment area.
He said that he would like to appeal this assessment and was wondering how he would do that.
Ron Batty said that anyone wanting to appeal the assessment, needs to submit, in writing
before the hearing ends, a letter stating they would appeal the assessment, their name,
address, and the property it is concerning. He said this letter needs to be presented to the
acting mayor before the close of the hearing.
Jim Lane wanted to know the distinction between the primary and secondary area. He wanted
to know if existing homesteaded, homeowner occupied properties could be placed into the
secondary area.
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William Kroll also mentioned that at the first assessment hearing they had talked about deferring
the assessment without interest, and now you are talking about deferring the assessment with
interest which would cost him an additional $1,000 a year.
Jim Lane wanted to know how many owner occupied, homesteaded properties were in the
assessment district.
Loren Kohnen said that probably Mr. Kroll, and potentially Wally Cate's property.
Harry Foss of Midland Nursery said he has been living out here for 25 years and does not think
the traffic in Medina is nearly as bad as it is further west such as in Rockford or Waverly. He
does not see that there is a problem.
Bill Cavanaugh showed the Council the assessed properties he owned. He did not believe that
this assessment had anything to do with him. He said he was nine -tenths of a mile from the
stoplight. He would like the City to fix up Chippewa Road. He said they have let it deteriorate.
He said people using his property would follow Chippewa to the east to Arrowhead and down to
an existing signal. He does not see any benefit to this assessment whatsoever.
Gerard Melgard, Goodin Company, said that he is in the minority tonight, but he is in favor of
this improvement. He said there is an incredible amount of congestion and traffic, especially in
the morning where he and others have to wait five to eight minutes, and there are eight cars
lined up to get onto 55. It is a dangerous intersection and it is only going to get worse.
Bob Muller of Muller-Pribyl said that he is not in favor of his driveway access being closed. He
is also not in favor of the assessment on his property. He does not see any value from this
assessment on either of his properties.
Tom Kellogg said that of the total of project costs, only a third of the cost is being assessed to
the properties. A third of is being provided by Minnesota Department of Transportation, another
third is being provided by the City.
There was some discussion about why the signal and why the access closure.
Tom Kellogg said that the City would not be able to receive the $500,000 in MnDot funds
without the access closures as agreed to.
There was some discussion about how the signal was approved by MnDot.
Tom Kellogg gave some history of the request. He said that they were not immediately
approved, however, over time, it did meet enough of the warrants for MnDot to recommend
approval of the signal.
Bill Kroll asked why the City wanted it.
Phil Zietlow said that the City had been asked by a number of businesses that had safety
concerns.
There was some discussion about why the assessment was determined on a per acre basis,
rather than on an impact basis or a basis that would assess the property owners by the amount
of cars that used this intersection.
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Robinson said that a number of methods were looked at and one of the reasons that the per
acre method was chosen was that there are several 30 to 80 acre parcels that are undeveloped
today that could account for many more times the amount of traffic than those current
businesses using this intersection. Therefore, it seemed fair to assess on an acre basis.
Jim Lane asked how long the state funding would last and if the City had additional time to
decide on this assessment.
Tom Kellogg said that the bids would need to be awarded a year from now.
There was some discussion about whether or not the market value of the properties would be
increased by this project, and some of the property owners, that had residential property or
businesses, felt that it would not increase their property value.
Ron Batty said that the statute does not state that the current property value has to increase,
but that the property value would increase based on its highest and best use.
Ron Batty said that the Council has several options. The Council could continue the hearing,
could close the hearing and adopt the assessment roll, or close the hearing and ask staff to do
some further analysis and come back with additional suggestions.
Before the hearing was closed, the acting mayor asked if there were any additional objections to
the assessment, since they would need to be provided to him in writing before the hearing was
closed. A number of objections were filed with the presiding officer.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Jim Lane, to close the public hearing. Motion passed
unanimously.
After the hearing, there was some additional discussion.
Jim Lane thought that a third category should be added. He said owner/occupied residences in
the primary or secondary area should be able to defer their assessments with interest for as
long as their home remains owner/occupied.
Bruce Workman expressed concern that he would be voting against this project at this point.
He does not like the process to date and is not sure how to proceed at this point.
There was some additional discussion. The Council members were not opposed to the light,
they were just not sure the assessment was necessarily fair.
There was some additional discussion about the assessment.
Ron Batty said that in terms of how other cities assess projects, assessing one third of the total
cost of a signal project is a fairly modest assessment percentage.
Bruce Workman said that if this is a general assessment, then maybe we should pay for it out of
general fund dollars instead of assessing particular property owners.
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Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Jim Lane, to direct the staff to check on the impact to
the general levy for absorbing the amount to be assessed. Those in favor: Bruce Workman, Jim
Lane. Those opposed: Carolyn Smith, Phil Zietlow. Motion failed.
There was some discussion about creating some additional classes of properties, potentially
properties that may be impacted by losing their access to 55. There were a number of other
options presented, such as number of cars, using additional City dollars. In the end, staff was
told to look at the additional options and come back to the Council.
Moved by Jim Lane, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to table this item until the second meeting in
June. Motion passed unanimously.
6. Jack Dav Replat of Two Lots on Tower Drive
Loren Kohnen said staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval. He said there
is a 10-foot drainage and utility easement around this particular property which is larger than
usual, it is often 5.
Bruce Workman asked what the easement should be.
Tom Kellogg said that 10 feet does leave room for a swale in this particular location that may be
needed.
Jim Lane asked if there is any reason not to approve this.
Loren Kohnen said there wasn't.
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to authorizing staff to prepare a
preliminary plat resolution. Motion passed unanimously.
7. Uptown Hamel Planned Unit Development Ordinance
Bill Thibault introduced the item. He said there has been a lot of work put in to get to this point.
He said that the Planning Commission had some comments, but not any radical changes. He
said throughout the development there was a lot of support for this ordinance.
He said it may, however, be more difficult to keep that support in all cases once the ordinance is
applied. Right now, most people believe that it does everything that they would like it to do,
however, because it is a PUD ordinance versus conventional ordinance, there is a lot more
room for interpretation and discretion. This may mean that one person's interpretation does not
match that of others which will probably cause some conflict as the ordinance is applied.
Bill Thibault said this district was set out for in the guideplan and the City's Comprehensive
Plan. Its boundary has since increased in a number of areas. It incorporates part of the park. It
is gone to the west and all the down to Trunk Highway 55.
Thibault said the Planning Commission recommended adoption of the ordinance as well as
adoption of the zoning map.
Phil Zietlow said that he thought that the City, staff, and Commission all did a great job putting
this ordinance together.
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Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the ordinance. Motion
passed unanimously.
8. Approve the Rezoning to Uptown Hamel PUD
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve the rezoning. Motion
passed unanimously.
9. Approval to Publish the Ordinance by Title and Summary
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve Resolution 01-25,
authorizing publication by title and summary. Motion passed unanimously.
There was some discussion about whether or not the moratorium should be lifted. This was
raised by Jim Tiller in the audience.
There was some discussion and the Council said that yes they would like to lift the moratorium
for the Uptown Hamel area.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to adopt Ordinance # 336 lifting the
moratorium on the Uptown Hamel PUD area. Motion passed unanimously.
10. Lot Size Variance & Two Lot Subdivision for Robert Raskob & 2295 Holy Name Dr.
Loren Kohnen said Mr. Rascob would like to divide his 9.2-acre parcel into two lots. Lot 1 would
contain 3.68 acres of good soils and require a variance of 1.37-acres.
Loren Kohnen said the Planning Commission approved this variance based on past precedent
by the Council. Kohnen said that Tom Supel did vote it against at the Planning Commission and
his comments were enclosed in the packet.
Phil Zietlow said that Mr. Supel did bring up some good points.
Jim Lane said he was confused about how this would be considered a hardship. He said that
how much somebody was assessed is a function of the assessment policy and the ordinances
at the time of the assessment. That really has nothing to do with the hardship requirements.
Loren Kohnen said that about year ago the City Council did approve a soil variance for Tom
Turnham. He said, based on that approval, he made a recommendation to the Planning
Commission to approve this one as well.
Jim Lane asked if this meets the six variance criteria.
Loren Kohnen said that it probably cannot meet the six criteria.
Jim Lane said that he agreed with Tom Supel's comments. He said if we deal with these issues
inconsistently on a case by case basis without appropriate findings, we create unfairness. The
expectation should be that each person is treated the same as their neighbor. The way we are
currently doing it amounts to no policy at all. He said he had a real problem granting a variance
request in this instance.
Jim Lane said that it seemed like there were three reasons why the five -acre soil requirement
was created. One was to control the rate of growth, the second was to control density of
growth, and a third was to protect fragile soils.
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Phil Zietlow said that density was the biggest issue.
Zietlow said that when they did look at lowering the requirements from five acres, there was
quite a huge outcry from the City's residents to remain with the five -acre requirement.
Carolyn Smith was also concerned that we had set a precedent, but if we keep doing it, then we
set a greater precedent. She is not sure how we can make it fair.
There was some discussion about whether or not we should check on other areas where people
have paid previous road assessments where they may have dividable property.
Robinson said that would be very difficult to do.
Jim Lane asked how much had been assessed to the property, or where the assessment was.
Robinson said that the assessment is being deferred in green acres. It has not been paid at this
point.
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to approve granting the variance, with the
hardship being that the property owner was assessed for two and a half units, with the idea that
people would have divided if they have known the change was happening. Those in favor:
Bruce Workman, Phil Zietlow. Those opposed: Carolyn Smith, Jim Lane. Motion failed.
Jim Lane said that when looking at these issues, he would prefer that the Council look at the
best ways to apply the variance standards carefully and consistently.
There was some concern raised about one Council member being absent.
Ron Batty said that since it was a two -two tie vote, that it probably behoove the Council to take
this issue up again at the next Council meeting so that there would be an affirmative motion of
approval or denial.
There was some discussion about where this was at within the 60 days.
Ron Batty said that it looks like it will run out in eleven, however, you could grant yourselves an
extension for an additional 60 days.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to extend an additional 60 days and to
place this item on the June 5 agenda. Motion passed unanimously.
11. Presentation and Concept Plan Approval for the PUD Request for a Twinhome
Development at 5240 County Road 101 by the Charles Cudd Corporation
Present for the developers was Mike Gaird of McCombs, Franks, Roos, Bob Leistigau and Rick
Denman of Charles Cudd Corporation.
Mike Gaird described the physical characteristics of the site and the layout of the development.
He said they are proposing 68 units on 34 homesites. He said that they designed the homes to
have a nice streetscape appearance with side -loaded garages. He said that Rick Denman
would be describing the layouts in greater detail. He went through the ten items that were
brought up by the Planning Commission.
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The first issue is the maintenance of the wetland areas. He said that will be done by the
homeowners association, however, the City would like to require that it be done.
The next item concerned a number of drainage issues. He explained in more detail how they
were planning to address those.
The next item was the plan for the land in Plymouth. He said that at this point it is guided rural
residential -urban reserve in Plymouth's guide plan, however, at some point when Plymouth
decides to free up this area of the City for development, they will try to develop it. He said at
this point they have no plans and do not know what Plymouth will allow.
There were some issues about buffering the development from the multi -family residential area
to the south. He said they did design the homes in that area so that there would be the
maximum amount of screening between that southern property and their property as well as
additional screening and buffering from CR 101.
There was an issue about the hammerhead at the end of one of the roads. He said staff
approved this design, however, Planning Commission was concerned. He said the design fits
the land and works fine for the vehicles.
The next item raised concerned access issues with the Dorweiler property. He said as per
staffs recommendation, two accesses were being provided through the Cudd property to the
Dorweiler property.
There were some concern about pedestrian traffic. He said they would provide a trail or work
with the County on the trail and could accommodate some pedestrian traffic through the
development, however, the trails would still be private trails.
The next item was the redesign of 101. He said that they have been working with the County
and are using the very latest County designs. He said it is still up to the City to approve the
design at this point.
Lastly, there was some discussion about how to cross 101 and that potentially there may be the
need for a crossing. He said, but at this time, this is not something that the Cudd development
is planning on accommodating.
There was some discussion about the transportation study and how, because of the
transportation study, they were lining up Evergreen Road as a major intersection on 101 and
then providing the access through their development for the Dorweiler property.
There was some discussion about the elevations and the drainage pattern on the property.
Paul Robinson said that at the Planning Commission meeting there was some talk about placing
a sidewalk along the road that would be the main access to the Dorweiler property up to County
Road 101, through the Cudd property so that both people who lived in the multi family
residential area and on Dorweiler's property, could get out to the trail on 101.
Julius Dorweiler said he had no problem with the proposed use. He said they are going to be
building nice high quality buildings, however, he does have some concerns. He is concerned
about the present drainage of the wetland. He wants to make sure that that is taken care of.
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He also has a major problem with his access being closed on County Road 101. He does not
want to be mandated to have to use the accesses provided through the Cudd property. He
thinks that diminishes the value of his property.
There was some concern on the Council about making sure Mr. Dorweiler's access issues are
appropriately taken care of.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Jim Lane, to approve Resolution 01-26, approving the
concept plan with the ten items as listed by the Planning Commission and in addition that
consideration be given to working out an amicable arrangement between Mr. Dorweiler and the
County. Motion passed unanimously.
12. Final Plat Approval for the Wald Plat
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to direct staff to draft a resolution for
final plat approval for the Ray Wald plat in Independence Beach. Motion passed
unanimously.
13. Final Plat Approval and Developer's Agreement for the Wild Meadows Subdivision
Ron Batty said that the staff and developers spent a lot of time over the past several months on
this issue. He said they completed most of the items staff needed to resolve. He said there are
a few final issues between the engineer and the developer that are listed as contingencies to
the approval. However, it looks like the plans to date are good to go. He said the assignment
agreement issues have been resolved, as have the issues with monitoring. Once again, the last
minute items are attached to the resolution as Exhibit A.
Also attached is a development agreement as Exhibit B.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve Resolution 01-27,
approving the developer's agreement, and authorizing publishing of the PUD-1 zoning. Motion
passed unanimously.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve Resolution 01- 28,
authorizing final plat approval. Motion passed unanimously.
Dave Newman said there will be a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, May 29, at 4:00 p.m.
He invited all to participate and thanked staff very much for all their time and involvement.
14. Quit Claim Deed for Property in Independence Beach
Paul Robinson said there is one small property in the middle of a large portion of the City
property that is privately owned. He said it is about 95% wetland. The owner had called the
City a week ago and wanted to donate the property to the City, however, he would like the City
to pay the back taxes. Since the back taxes are only $15, it seemed worth moving forward.
Ron Batty said he wanted to do some title work just to make sure we weren't getting a "pig in a
poke".
Moved by Jim Lane, seconded by Bruce Workman, to authorize staff to move forward with a quit
claim deed for the lot in Independence Beach. Motion passed unanimously.
15. Vehicle Issues
Ed Belland said he had a number of vehicle issues coming forward. He said they have been
using a 1986 Ford Ranger pickup truck that was forfeited to the City back in 1993. He said that
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the Ranger has 123,000 miles on it, has a broken brake line, bad exhaust, and some other
issues. He said they would like to sell that truck at the Hennepin County auction and take
possession of a 1991 full size Chevy pickup truck they recently confiscated. He said the truck
has a lien on it for approximately $1,400. However, they also recently confiscated a Ford van.
They would like to sell the Ranger and the van which would more than pay for the pickup truck.
Belland said reserves put over 25,000 miles on squad 110 this year, it now has almost 150,000
miles on it. He would like to sell squad 110, have the reserves use his current squad, and buy a
new squad for the chief.
Moved by Jim Lane, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the squad purchases, and the
vehicle purchases and sales. Motion passed unanimously.
16. Brockton Lane Feasibility Study
Jim Dillman said Brockton Lane is planned to be 32 feet wide with 24 feet of paved surface, and
four -foot gravel shoulders on each side. He said they are proposing to assess this as they have
other projects in the City.
They also have been working with the City of Plymouth to see if the City of Plymouth would be
willing to share some in the cost of this. They are waiting to hear from them, as well as whether
or not the utility companies would be willing to pay for burying the power lines along this road.
Phil Zietlow asked if it was typical that we would charge ourselves for the assessment. It seems
kind of odd to use park funds to pay for the road. He said this would take up a good amount of
park fund money.
Jim Dillman said one issue was whether or not residents should have to pay for the wear and
tear on the road from park users. He said a large portion of the traffic using this road is
actually park traffic. That is why they included the park in this assessment.
Ron Batty said clearly the major issue with the assessment was whether or not the City wanted
to use park fund money versus general fund money to offset the cost of this road project.
There was some additional discussion.
Jim Lane wanted to have Jim Dillman pursue burying the power lines.
The Council as a whole was not interested in having the park be assessed for a portion of the
road project. Staff was directed to move forward with redoing the assessment without the park
fund contribution.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to adopt Resolution 01-29 approving
the feasibility report and to setting an improvement hearing and assessment hearing for June 5.
Motion passed unanimously.
17. County Road 101
Jim Dillman said a draft of the CR 101 plan was on the board. He said there is not a significant
difference in this plan from the previous ones. It includes a little bit deeper cut than what they
had shown before. They are faced with three options. One is to do nothing. One is to move it a
little bit west and line it up with Sioux Drive, and the other is to continue along the proposed
route and acquire Julius Dorweiler's property.
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18. Prairie Drive
Jim Dillman said that since Vern Genzlinger retired, there is a new County engineer who has
replaced Vern and they need to meet with him to work on the arrangement Vern had agreed to.
19. County Road 19
Jim Dillman said they recently met with the County and the County is planning on reconstructing
CR 19 from the intersection of 55 in Medina north through Corcoran. He said their current
proposal would have had a significant negative impact on the businesses in that area. He said
they met with the County and the businesses and from that meeting, the County is planning on
redesigning the intersection to see if they can accommodate some of the businesses concerns.
20. Friday Report from Loren Kohnen
Loren said over the past two weeks he has had a number of routine meetings. He said he has
been conducting his annual spring clean up and he has sited a number of illegal temporary
signs and banners along Highway TH 55.
Kohnen said another item he has been dealing with is the urban commercial ordinance. He
said when businesses changed hands, they used to require an administrative conditional use
permit, however, with the new ordinance there are no allowances for an administrative CUP.
Kohnen said even though it was not actually allowed in the previous ordinance, that was the
way staff had implemented it. He said he and the City Attorney, Ron Batty, are looking into this
and will come back to the Council with some type of proposal for solution.
Carolyn Smith was concerned that we follow some type of checklist when reviewing applications
so that we are consistent and don't miss items in the review.
21. Approval of the Bills
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve the bills, order check
numbers 22377-23434 for $58,479.19, and payroll check numbers 17088-17103 for $17,640.41.
Motion passed unanimously.
22. Adjournment
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to adjourn the meeting at 11:30 p.m.
Motion passed unanimously.
illip K. Z1! tlow, A« ing ayor
Attest:
Paul Robinsoninistrator Clerk -Treasurer
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ORDER CHECKS - MAY 15, 2001
22377 ORCHARD TRUST $880.00
22378 A.T.& T $65.41
22379 ACCOUSTICS ASSOCIATES, INC. $1,550.00
22380 ALLSTAR ELECTRIC $1,548.38
22381 AMERICAN EXPRESS $29.95
22382 AMERIPRIDE LINEN & APPAREL SVC $58.32
22383 ASPEN ENVIRONMENTAL $258.90
22384 BANYON DATA SYSTEMS $298.84
22385 BARDEN, TONY $128.24
22386 BATTERIES PLUS $112.61
22387 BROCK WHITE $772.13
22388 BUDGET PRINTING $1,944.86
22389 CARLSON TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT $84.18
22390 CROW RIVER NEWS $24.00
22391 CY'S UNIFORMS $433.39
22392 EBERT CONST. $910.83
22393 ERICKSON, ROLF ENT., INC. $3,519.02
22394 FORTIN HARDWARE $154.36
22395 GLENWOOD INGLEWOOD $63.85
22396 GOODIN CO. $9.43
22397 HAMEL BUILDING CENTER $91.32
22398 HAWKINS INC $1,653.39
22399 HECKSEL MACHINE INC $58.60
22400 HENNEPIN CO.TREAS.,ACCTG.SVCS. $698.50
22401 HERO OFFICE SYSTEMS, LLC $2,938.77
22402 HOLIDAY $51.92
22403 JADE CATERING $14.00
22404 KENNEDY & GRAVEN $11,596.37
22405 LAKESHORE WEEKLY NEWS $107.50
22406 LARSON, SANDRA $64.43
22407 LAWN DETAILERS $1,520.00
22408 LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. $165.81
22409 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES INS.TRUST $343.22
22410 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES, FIN. DEPT $68.46
22411 LONG LAKE, CITY OF $411.24
22412 MEDINA POLICE DEPT.-PETTY CASH $90.70
22413 METRO WEST INSPECTION $7,877.00
22414 METRO.000NCIL ENVIRO. SERVICES $8,515.67
22415 METROCALL $108.73
22416 MIDWEST AUTOMOTIVE $169.66
22417 MINN COMM $30.69
22418 MOTHERS MOTORS/LORETTO TOWING $14.00
22419 NEXTEL WEST CORP $551.25
22420 QWEST $216.28
22421 REYNOLDS WELDING $25.56
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ORDER CHECKS - MAY 15, 2001 (CONT'D)
22422 SCHERER MEATS $218.28
22423 STREICHER'S $45.69
22424 SUPERIOR FORD $304.49
22425 TALLEN & BAERTSCHI $2,542.03
22426 TRI STATE PUMP $566.29
22427 VALVOLINE FLEET SERVICES $79.42
22428-29 VERIZON WIRELESS $250.71
22430 VIEAU, CEC $38.21
22431 VILLAGE CHEVROLET $76.34
22432 WESTSIDE WHOLESALE TIRE $20.00
22433 WRIGHT-HENNEPIN ELECTRIC $1,818.28
22434 XCEL ENERGY $3,169.68
$58,479.19
PAYROLL CHECKS - MAY 7, 2001
17088 ROBINSON, PAUL A. $1,306.05
17089 SCHERER, STEVEN T. $1,102.84
17090 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,218.98
17091 ROUILLARD, MICHAEL J $1,320.70
17092 DILLMAN, JAMES D. $1,533.21
17093 DRESSEL, ROBERT P. $961.79
17094 BELLAND, EDGAR J. $1,901.74
17095 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $992.64
17096 SULANDER, LAURA L. $1,075.51
17097 LARSON, SANDRA L. $896.11
17098 BOECKER, KEVIN D. $318.83
17099 PRIEM, JON D $1,150.30
17100 CHRISTENSON, JEREMY L. $1,142.45
17101 NYSTROM, JAMES $1,100.89
17102 NELSON, JASON $1,011.53
17103 LARSON, TODD A $606.84
$17640.41
Medina City Council Meeting Minutes
May 15, 2001