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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF JUNE 20, 2000
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on June 20, 2000 at 7:30 p.m. in
the City Hall Chambers. Mayor John Ferris presided.
Members present: Ferris, Hamilton, Johnson, Smith, and Zietlow.
Members absent: None.
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. Update on meetings recently that were attended by Loren Kohnen.
B. Pioneer/Sarah Creek Update.
C. Consumer Confidence report for the water system.
D. Update on Gregor Nursery Meeting.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by John Hamilton, to approve the agenda as amended.
Motion passed unanimously.
2. Approval of the Minutes from the June 6, 2000 Regular Council Meeting
Paul Robinson said there was one addition on page 5. Add "Pat Raskob asked why the
Sweens were not included in the area to be sewered".
Another correction was that the meeting adjourned at 12:35 a.m. not p.m. same was true with
the ending time for the executive session.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to approve the minutes of June 6, 2000 as
amended. Motion passed unanimously.
3. Comments from Residents in Attendance on Items Not on the Agenda
There were none.
4. Park Commission Comments
There were none.
5. Planning Commission Comments
Loren Kohnen said the Commission will hold a special meeting on the 28`h regarding the
concept plan for PUD #1 (Former Elwell Farm).
6. Holy Name Sanitary Sewer Discussion
Tom Kellogg gave an overview of the two options for the sanitary sewer service in the area. He
explained the difference between the gravity system option and the pressure system option.
The estimated cost of the gravity system was $22,100 per unit and the pressure system was
$16,842 per unit. Tom said that the pressure system assessment included a $4,500 allowance
for a grinder pump that would be installed and maintained by the homeowner. He said in
addition to the assessments, both options include some additional common costs. These
include: the cost of the installation of a sewer service from the stub in the sewer main to the
service in the house(est. $2,000-$5,000); the removal of the old septic system(est. $500 -
$1,500); an area sewer charge collected by the City of Plymouth( $810); and the sewer
availability charge collected by the Metropolitan Council ($1,100).
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David Sween, 2112 Holy Name Drive, asked why their home was omitted from this project.
Jim Dillman said that it was inadvertently left out and that it should be included.
Loren Kohnen said it is possible that the home owned by Holy Name Church may not be
included in this project since it may become a part of the cemetery.
Tom Kellogg said that there was one additional cost on the gravity option which was a quarterly
fee paid to the City for the waste disposal. He said a minimum quarterly charge was $34, but
the actual fee will depend on the home and could be as much as $80 to $100 a quarter.
Randy Hughes of 2160 Holy Name Drive said he recently had a new system installed and
wondered if he would be required to hook up if his system was still working.
Loren Kohnen said his system was installed around 15 years ago and would probably be
considered failing.
Tom Kellogg said that some cities can allow for a later hookup or a hookup within a certain
period of time and defer the assessment cost.
There was some discussion about failing systems.
Loren Kohnen said that according to the PCA rules 85% - 90% of the systems on the lake are
failing.
Roger Meyer, Lakeview Drive, said that he owned lots 11 and 12 on the lake and there is only
one home on those two lots. He wondered why he would be assessed for two connections.
There was some discussion. There was no resolution about whether or not he would be
assessed for one or two units. If he were to combine his lots, it was conceivable that he would
only be charged for one connection. However, he would not be able to subdivide those lots in
the future.
There was some discussion about the grinder pumps and how long they would last before there
would be required maintenance.
Tom Kellogg said one additional cost he forgot to mention earlier was the annual electric cost,
$30 per year, to run the grinder pump. He said manufacturers are telling them that the earliest
these pumps need to be maintained is around seven years.
There was some discussion about the type of construction involved for the two different options.
Tom Kellogg said the pressure system would be done using a boring technique where they
push rods into the ground and actually pull the pipe back through the hole made by the rods.
There would be a lot less disruptions of the yards with that option. He said with the gravity
system, they would need to dig a larger trench through the backyards. He said the estimated
cost of both options includes restoration of the area that would be disturbed.
There was some discussion about whether or not the lot next to the cemetery would be included
in the assessment since that may be included as a part of the cemetery at some point.
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Loren Kohnen was going to contact the church and ask them what they were going to do with
that parcel.
Dan Bennis said the value of the lots in this area has gone up considerably. He said if someone
were to purchase a lot and needed a mortgage they would have a difficult time without
guaranteeing the septic system. He said most would require a new system; costing anywhere
from $15,000 to $20,000. He was in favor of moving forward with this sewer project.
John Hamilton suggested polling those present.
Lot 1 was not present, however, most believed that Chuck was in favor. Lot 5 was not present,
Lot 11 and 12 were together, Lot 16 was not present. All those present were in favor of the
project.
John Ferris said that one of the advantages of a gravity system is you never have to worry
about it. He said he went through this in Plymouth and believed it was well worth it.
There was a question about the term of the assessment.
Paul Robinson said they have been from 10 to 30 years. There was a question about what the
term would be on this one. It was decided that it would probably be 10 years.
There was some discussion about the interest rate.
Paul Robinson said between 8 & 9%, similar to what a home improvement loan would be.
There was some discussion about deferring assessments for those who did not want to hook up
immediately.
No decision was made on this issue.
Ron Batty outlined the options that were before the Council. One, all properties hook up to the
sewer line, two, not all hookup and the cost increase for those who do hook up, or third, defer
the assessments for those who do not hook up. There was some discussion about the nature of
deferring the assessment. It was estimated that the interest on the assessment would be about
$3,000 per year if it were deferred.
Jim Ditter asked where the sewer stub would be left on his property since his property was on
both sides of the road.
Tom Kellogg said that the stub would go underneath Holy Name Drive to the east. From there it
would be brought to his home.
Tom Kellogg said in order to get this project done this year we would need to get the bids out as
soon as possible. This mean that approval of the plans and specifications needs to occur as
soon as possible. In order for that to be done, it is necessary to know what option the Council
would like to use.
Each lot was polled for their preference. There were several that had no preference about
grinder pump versus gravity option or pressure option versus gravity. The overall consensus
was to opt for the gravity sewer option.
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There was some discussion about the monthly payment for the project. It was estimated to be
between $200 and $300 per month.
Ron Batty said that they would need to accept the feasibility study and approve it.
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to approve Resolution 00-25, approving
the feasibility study, ordering the plans and specifications, and setting an improvement and
assessment hearing for July 18, 2000 for the Holy Name Sewer Project. Motion passed
unanimously.
Tom Kellogg said in order to get started with the plans and specifications, they would need to do
soil borings. That means they would need to enter people's properties.
Ron Batty said that they would eventually need temporary construction easements signed. The
consensus of the residents was that they would grant easements and access to their properties.
Ron Batty said he would work on those easements.
Tom Kellogg said the easements needed would consists of a 50-foot wide construction
easement and a 20-foot wide permanent easement.
7. Assessment Policy
Jim Dillman said that he met with Phil Zietlow about different road projects in the City. One was
the Meadowwoods project. He said he believed the City should look at picking up 100% of the
cost for projects where they are overlaying an existing road that was previously assessed. He
said the overlay should be considered general maintenance and included in the annual budget.
Phil Zietlow said that he thought it was fair.
Jim Dillman said this would probably keep the roads in better shape.
Carolyn Smith said that she was okay with the way it was stated in the memo. Once the road is
paid for initially that an overlay be considered a part of the maintenance and City cost.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to modify the assessment policy to include
overlays as a part of the maintenance and that assessments only occur when a road is either
being constructed for the first time or reconstructed completely. Motion passed unanimously.
8. Cancel Assessment & Improvement Hearings for Meadowwoods Trail
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to approve Resolution 00-26, rescinding
the feasibility study, and assessment and improvement hearings for Meadowwoods Trail for July
5, 2000. Motion passed unanimously.
9. Stop Sign Request
Jim Dillman said he and Ed Belland recommended the City Council place a stop sign at
Foxberry Farms Road and Shorewood Trail.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by John Hamilton, to approve the stop sign request.
Motion passed unanimously.
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10. Consumer Confidence Report
Jim Dillman said annually the City needed to fulfill a statutory requirement and submit a
Consumer Confidence Report to all the City residents. One had been handed out at the
beginning of the meeting.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve the Consumer Confidence
Report. Motion passed unanimously.
11. Request for Rezoning from Urban Commercial to Suburban Residential on Townline
Road and the Preliminary Plat for Park Bridge Acres from David & Marjorie Kearin and
Richard and Shane Rudd
Loren Kohnen said the Kearin's and the Rudd's were requesting to rezone their property and a
preliminary plat for their property located in the southeast corner of Townline Road and Highway
12, south of the railroad tracks. The property is currently zoned urban commercial. He said that
Townline Road south of Highway 12 at the railroad bridge will soon be closed and only include a
10 foot walking path to Highway 12. Signal lights will be installed at this intersection when
Townline Road is closed. Because of this commercial zoning on the Kearin/Rudd property is
probably not appropriate. Therefore, suburban residential zoning is being requested which has
a minimum lot size of 30,000 square feet. All properties south of this proposed rezoning are
zoned residential.
Staff recommends that the Kearin and Rudd properties be rezoned from urban commercial to
suburban residential. This is also consistent with the comprehensive plan that the City has
approved and is awaiting Metropolitan Council approval. He said that the Kearin's and Rudd's
are proposing a preliminary plat consisting of 24 lots ranging in size from 30,000 to 32,671
square feet. He said 18 of the lots are on the Kearin's property and six are on the Rudd's
property. He said all lots meet the requirements of the suburban residential zoning. He said
that the plat includes two roads, one Juniper Curve at the north and one called Spruce Way at
the south of the plat. He said that Spruce Way would have a small portion of it in Orono and a
small cul de sac on the east end in Orono. Spruce Way will include four parcels not part of this
plat, these four parcels currently use a railroad crossing shown at the very east of the plat and
are located in Orono. He said this crossing would be closed with the improvements made to the
intersection at County Road 29 and Highway 12. He said see the information attached from the
applicants and the City engineer.
Kohnen said that the Planning Commission recommended approval with 15 conditions. Kohnen
showed an overhead of the proposed plat. He said that Staff was pushing this project because
they wanted to get MnDOT funding for the road and this cannot occur without a plat showing
where the road exists.
There was some discussion about who would maintain the road.
Jim Dillman said that Orono would probably plow the road, however, they have no written
agreement, but they will work something out between the two cities.
There was some discussion about the NURP ponds on the property.
Loren Kohnen said that because Staff was pushing this proposal in order to get the road
constructed, the Kearin's and Rudd's were requesting a three-year extension for the plat instead
of the customary six months.
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Jim Johnson asked about condition number 15, the existing business, the heating and air
conditioning business.
Loren Kohnen said that Mr. Kearin has a business within the proposed project area and would
like to continue his business until this property is developed.
Phil Zietlow asked if that would make this building non -conforming.
Ron Batty said that it is currently a legal use in the Urban Commercial district operating under a
Conditional Use Permit. However, when the zoning is changed, it will become a non-
conforming use.
Before they moved forward with the rezoning, Ron Batty said that any rezoning or plat would
need to be contingent upon the approval of the Comprehensive Plan by the Metropolitan
Council.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to direct the City Attorney to draft a
resolution approving the rezoning from Urban Commercial to Suburban Residential for this
property, contingent upon approval of the Comprehensive Plan of the Metropolitan Council.
Motion passed unanimously.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to direct the City Attorney to draft a
resolution, approving the preliminary plat for the Rudd property amending condition #15 to
clarify the status of the commercial use. Motion passed unanimously contingent upon
Comprehensive Plan approval and including a 3-year extension for final plat approval.
12. Preliminary Plat for Frizzel and Enqe
Loren Kohnen said that Mr. Frizzel and Mr. Enge would like to replat a common lot line. He said
a survey was attached and information from the applicants was attached as well as the Planning
Commission memo and minutes. He said the Planning Commission recommended approval of
the replat with two conditions. That the drainage and utility easements be vacated along the
existing lot line and that the five foot drainage and utility easements be relocated on each side
of the new lot line.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to direct the City Attorney to draft a
resolution approving the preliminary plat with the two conditions from the Planning Commission.
Motion passed unanimously.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to set a public hearing for July 18, 2000 to
vacate the easements. Motion passed unanimously.
13. Comprehensive Plan Update
Paul Robinson said he and Loren Kohnen recently met with Phyllis Hanson, our new
representative from the Metropolitan Council.
Robinson said the Metropolitan Council has a goal/policy of three units per acre for any
undeveloped residential property. He said they have only allowed the City of Minnetrista's plan
to be approved with fewer units. However, their plan was adopted with a different set of
Metropolitan Council representatives. The staff at the Metropolitan Council would like not to
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have to change this policy and said they would be able to move our plan through rather quickly
if we were to come very close to the three units per acre.
Robinson said that there were a couple of options in the City to increase the density and meet
the three units per acre if the Council so desired. One was to reguide the golf course which the
City had chosen not to do at the previous meeting, and another was an area of property, around
nine acres, north of the Dorweiler property and east of County Road 101, that he (Paul
Robinson) had accidentally taken out of the multi -family residential guiding.
There was some discussion by the Council Members.
Moved by Phil Zietlow, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to have Multi Family Residential zoning for
the parcel east of 101 considered at a Planning Commission Public Hearing on Comprehensive
Plan Amendments. Motion passed unanimously
The next item was the commercial property. There was some discussion at the last Council
meeting about rezoning or reguiding 40 acres of commercial property owned by Wallace Cates,
east of Willow Drive and north of Chippewa Road.
There was some discussion about including additional property.
Jim Dillman said that Mr. Cates would not mind having an additional 20 acres in the commercial
zone.
There was some discussion that at one time the entire 80 acres had been guided for
commercial development.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to have the Planning Commission consider
adding 80 acres, from Chippewa to the border of the City east of Willow into the Urban
Commercial 1 area to be considered at a Planning Commission Public Hearing on
Comprehensive Plan Amendments. Motion passed unanimously
The next item was the 2020 - 2040 MUSA area.
Robinson said that in the past there had been some discussion about reducing the size of the
2040 area to match the 2020 area.
There was some discussion. John Hamilton was opposed. He thought that the 2040 area
should remain for future generations. Future Councils could reduce this.
Jim Johnson spoke in favor of this. He thought that this would help to minimize the amount of
sewer coming into Medina and help control and slow growth in the future. It was decided to
remove the rural residential area west of County Road 116 up to Willow Drive and north of 55
from the area to be provided with sewer between 2020 and 2040. In addition the property
where the Hennepin County public works building was located and a small portion of the rural
residential property east of the PUD #2, and west of Brockton and south of the Hamel Legion
Park were included.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to add this issue for consideration at a
Planning Commission Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Amendments. Motion passed.
John Hamilton opposed.
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Paul Robinson said there was one small urban residential lot south of the Cherry Hill
development. He said he wanted to bring this to the Council's attention since it may be better to
have this property guided urban commercial. He said that urban commercial zoning would
actually provide a larger buffer area between the residential property and the commercial
property. He said that currently a 75 foot setback is required between districts which would take
up more than half of the northern property. Currently under urban residential there is only a 10
foot side yard setback. This means a home could be 10 feet off the property line versus a
business which would have to be located 75 feet off the property line.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by John Hamilton, to add this item to a Planning
Commission Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Amendments. Motion passed
unanimously.
Paul Robinson said there were a number of other smaller items dealing with the public/semi
public guiding. He said there were parcels that should not be in the public/semi public guiding
that had been up to now.
There was a great deal of discussion. In the end it was decided to allow Staff to come up with
the best resolution for this issue and to propose it to the Planning Commission for the public
hearing.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Carolyn Smith to have the Planning Commission hold a
public hearing at their next Planning Commission meeting on the Comprehensive Plan and then
to bring this item back to the City Council by July 18. Motion passed unanimously.
Loren Kohnen said he and Jim Dillman recently went to a Metropolitan Council meeting
regarding the Elm Creek Interceptor. He said that there was a great deal of discussion about
the development in this area up to 2040 and beyond. He said that a number of cities, Osseo,
Maple Grove, Hassan, Rogers, Corcoran, Plymouth, Medina, were involved in this study. He
said it was going to be dealing with the ultimate sewer capacity of the area.
Another meeting he attended was regarding Wayzata schools. They are looking for a site in
Maple Grove, Plymouth or Medina for an elementary school. He said they are leaning towards
Maple Grove since all the schools are currently located in Plymouth. They may even do a
school where they work jointly with the Osseo School District.
Loren Kohnen said he told the school district that Medina would not necessarily be interested in
housing an elementary school within the City.
Loren Kohnen said that he also attended a meeting with the developers of the Elwell property.
They are getting ready for the public hearing on the 28t". He said Bill Thibault is going to be
pulling a memo together summarizing all of the different concerns of each of the departments.
14. Planning Consultant Contract Amendment
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve the amendment to the planning
consultant contract. Motion passed unanimously.
15. Gregor Nursery
Phil Zietlow said that he, John, and Loren met with Gregor, that they are looking at some
options for reducing items, he is selling, not produced at his location.
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There was some discussion on this issue. He said that they are going to be meeting with Mr.
Gregor in the near future to work on this issue further.
16. Approval to Begin a Hiring List for an Additional Officer
Ed Belland said that Scott Kroeger was being backgrounded by the Plymouth Police
Department and it is very likely that he will be moving on soon. Belland asked for approval to
begin an eligibility list for a new officer. He said that way the 4 to 6 month hiring process can be
cut down by a month or two.
Moved by Phil Zietlow, seconded by Jim Johnson, to authorize the police chief to move forward
with establishing an eligibility list for an additional officer. Motion passed unanimously.
17. Liquor Licensing
There was some discussion about whether or not the liquor licenses are covering costs. In the
end it was decided that no adjustment was needed this year.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve the liquor licenses. Motion
passed unanimously.
18. Update on the Pioneer/Sarah Creek Watershed Rule Adoption
Phil Zietlow said he had a meeting between himself, Tom Kellogg, Rich Brasch, Don Johnston,
and Lenny Leuer. They pulled together and had a nice discussion and are now drafting some
recommendations and changes to the rule to bring back to the City Council for approval to then
pass on to the watershed district.
19. Cabin Social
Jim Dillman said that the cabin social went very well. He said that next year he wanted to know
during the budget if we should add some additional funds for the City to spend for this, that the
City could spend $2,000 to $3,000 to pay for the event.
20. Pay the Bills
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to approve the bills, order check numbers
21120-21188 for S 126, 941.68, and payroll check numbers 16624-16638 for $16,154.25.
Motion passed unanimously.
21. Adjournment
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by Phil Zietlow, to adjourn the meeting at 10:50 p.m. Motion
passed unanimously.
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ORDER CHECKS - JUNE 20, 2000
ORCHARD TRUST CO 06/05/00 PAYROLL $1,105.00
P.E.R.A. 06/05/00 PAYROLL $3,308.15
A.T.& T $36.14
AMERICAN EXPRESS $411.78
AMERICAN SUPPLY GROUP $64.85 r,/4-'+�`^"'
ANDERSON, EARL F. $8,367.16- 6`
ASPEN EQUIPMENT CO. $146.34
BILLADEAU, GENE $200.00
BONESTROO, ROSENE, ANDERLIK $5,419.44
BROCK WHITE $11,757.60-
BUDGET PRINTING $402.75
CULLIGAN $69.49
CUSTOM WELDING $1,788.45
CY'S UNIFORMS $47.95
ELM CREEK WATERSHED $2,795.89
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS, INC. $708.00
ERICKSON, ROLF ENT., INC. $3,274.55
FORTIN HARDWARE $93.61
GENUINE PARTS $165.82
GLENWOOD INGLEWOOD $68.20
GOPHER STATE ONE CALL $209.60
HAMEL BUILDING CENTER $9.15
HAMILTON, JOHN $200.00
HAWKINS WATER TREATMENT GROUP $70.00
HENN COOP. SEED EXCHANGE $26.57
HENNEPIN COUNTY CENTRAL SVCS. $16.20
HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF $317.16
HOLIDAY $13.82
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO., INC. $599.09
INTERSTATE BATTERY SYSTEM $155.38
KENNEDY & GRAVEN $9,161.96
LAWSON, SANDRA $6.77
LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR SERVICES $495.00
LAWN DETAILERS $1,520.00
LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC. $83.91
MCFOA $70.00
MEDICA $226.20
METRO WEST INSPECTION $30,616.45
METRO.COUNCIL ENVIRO. SERVICES $7,868.00 '
METROCALL $82.05
MIDWEST ASPHALT CORPORATION $5,103.48
MIDWEST AUTOMOTIVE $460.78
MINN COMM $30.69
MINNESOTA DEPT. OF HEALTH $23.00
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ORDER CHECKS — JUNE 20, 2000 (CONT'D)
21164 MOBIL $89.80
21165 MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF WAYZ.BAY $296.88
21166 NEXTEL WEST CORP $551.25
21167 NORTHERN STATES POWER $1,071.24
21168 ORCHARD TRUST C0.06/19/00 PAYROLL $1,105.00
21169 PIONEER-SARAH CREEK $1,027.94
21170 REYNOLDS WELDING $23.11
21171 ROCHESTER MIDLAND $345.06
21172 SAFETY TECHNOLOGY GROUP, INC $375.87
21173 SALVERDA, DONALD & ASSOC. $368.67
21174 SKYWAY PUBLICATIONS, INC. $250.63
21175 STATE OF MINNESOTA $400.00
21176 STREICHER'S $135.62
21177 SUPERIOR FORD $321.75
21178 TALLEN & BAERTSCHI $3,308.34 "-
21179 TIGHT ROPE $15,000.00
21180 TRUGREEN CHEMLAWN $178.93
21181 U.S. WEST COMMUNICATIONS $110.76
21182 USPS 500.00
21183 VERIZON WIRELESS $16.14
21184 VIEAU, CEC $50.21
21185 VIKING INDUSTRIAL CENTER $68.43
21186 WEST METRO LUMBER $458.54
21187 WRIGHT-HENNEPIN ELECTRIC $72.69
21188 P.E.R.A. 06/19/00 PAYROLL $3,218.39
Total Checks $126,941.68
PAYROLL CHECKS — JUNE 19, 2000
16624 ROBINSON, PAUL A $1,103.30
16625 SCHERER, STEVEN T $1,030.26
16626 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,234.57
16627 ROUILLARD, MICHAEL J $645.24
16628 KROEGER, SCOTT W. $1,235.83
16629 DILLMAN, JAMES D. $1,544.26
16630 DRESSEL, ROBERT P $940.06
16631 BELLAND, EDGAR J. $1,880.62
16632 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $933.03
16633 SULANDER, LAURA L. $1,024.02
16634 LARSON, SANDRA L. $992.88
16635 BOECKER, KEVIN D. $341.92
16636 PRIEM, JON D $1,170.99
16637 CHRISTENSON, JEREMY L. $978.62
16638 NYSTROM, JAMES $1,098.65
$16,154.25
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