HomeMy Public PortalAbout08/08/2018 City Council MinutesMEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF AUGUST 8, 2018
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on August 8, 2018 at 7:00
p.m. in the City Hall Chambers. Acting Mayor Martin presided.
I. ROLL CALL
Members present: Anderson, Cousineau, Pederson, Martin and DesLauriers.
Members absent: None.
Also present: City Administrator Scott Johnson, City Attorney Ron Batty, City Engineer
Jim Stremel, City Planning Director Dusty Finke, Public Works Director Steve Scherer,
and Chief of Police Ed Be!land.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE (7:00 p.m.)
III. MOMENT OF SILENCE FOR MAYOR BOB MITCHELL (7:00 p.m.)
Martin introduced the members of Mayor Mitchell's family that were present at the
meeting. She stated that he was a consummate Mayor that pushed the Council to think
critically and had an eye for detail. She stated that Mayor Mitchell was proud to be a
Medina resident and an American and his best trait was as an ambassador for the
community and for good government. She stated that his absence is a void for the
Council and thanked his family for sharing him with the City.
Anderson echoed the comments of Martin.
Pederson stated that Mitchell made things fun when they were not always fun. He
stated that Mitchell was very passionate and did a great job involving the Council and
sharing his knowledge and abilities.
Cousineau stated that when she started on the Council she was able to experience the
great leadership that Mitchell brought to the Council.
Anderson agreed that Mitchell will be sorely missed by the Council, staff, and the
citizens of Medina as he was a great person.
Martin and the Council took a moment of silence to honor Mayor Mitchell.
Martin stated that an official resolution was prepared honoring Mayor Mitchell for his
service. She asked for a motion to add that action item to the agenda.
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Cousineau, to amend the agenda to include item 3A,
Resolution Recognizing Robert Mitchell. Motion passed unanimously.
Martin read aloud the resolution.
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Pederson, to adopt resolution no. 2018-45
recognizing and honoring Mayor Robert Mitchell for his dedicated service to the City of
Medina. Motion passed unanimously.
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IV. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA (7:10 p.m.)
The agenda was approved as presented.
V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES (7:10 p.m.)
A. Approval of the July 17, 2018 Special City Council Meeting Minutes
It was noted that Finke's title should be updated to Planning Director.
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Pederson, to approve the July 17, 2018 special City
Council meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
B. Approval of the July 17. 2018 Regular City Council Meeting Minutes
It was noted on page two, line 19, it should state, "...forth in the Resolution approving
the Preliminary Plat." On line 21, it should state, "He stated that the let propertv is
heavily..." On page three, line 19, it should state, "Belland reviewed some of the areas
that volunteers are needed for Medina Celebration Days being-selicitedfor..." On page
three, line 29, it should state, "...first -thought initial goal..." On page three, line 31, it
should state, "...first meeting..." On page three, line 42, it should state, "...changes -to
the -recyclable plastic..." On page three, line 44, it should state, "...impact to Randv's
Sanitation or the City."
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Pederson, to approve the July 17, 2018 regular City
Council meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
VI. CONSENT AGENDA (7:13 p.m.)
A. Resolution No. 2018-46 Declaring Vacancy in the Office of Mayor
B. Resolution No. 2018-47 Accepting Resignation of the Administrative
Assistant Cec Vieau
C. Resolution No. 2018-48 Accepting Donation from Mike Scherer
D. Resolution No. 2018-49 Accepting Donation from Joyce Ebert
E. Appoint Katrina Jones to the Position of Administrative Assistant to
Planning and Public Works
F. Approve Trail Sealcoating Services Agreement with Gopher State Sealcoat,
Inc.
G. Approve Joint Powers Agreement between the City of Plymouth and the
City of Medina for the Reconstruction of Brockton Lane from Medina Road
to Hamel Road
H. Approve Amended Development Agreement by and Between the City of
Medina and Toll MN, L.P. for Reserve of Medina Second Addition
Johnson reviewed the items included on the Consent Agenda and recognized Cec Vieau
for her years of service to the City.
Anderson commended Scherer for his work on the Joint Powers Agreement.
Martin commended the Police Department for the respect that it has garnered in
obtaining donations of this size.
Moved by Pederson, seconded by Cousineau, to approve the consent agenda. Motion
passed unanimously.
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VII. COMMENTS (7:16 p.m.)
A. Comments from Citizens on Items not on the Agenda
There were none.
B. Park Commission
Scherer reported that the Park Commission has been evaluating assets and working to
create a spreadsheet as directed by the City Council.
Martin stated that Scherer and his department do an excellent job maintaining the assets
to extend the lifespan of the equipment.
C. Planning Commission
Finke reported that the Planning Commission will meet the following week to hold a
public hearing on the mixed residential land use resolutions, which continues the work of
preparing the official controls of the City to match the draft Comprehensive Plan. He
stated that he did receive communication from the Metropolitan Council that the City's
draft plan should be in Committee review the following week with potential action by the
Met Council on August 22nd
VIII. NEW BUSINESS
A. Rick and Karen Sampson — Lot Combination — 3132 Lakeshore Avenue
(7:18 p.m.)
Finke stated that this is a straightforward request, noting that there are two historical
parcels from the 1920's vintage Independence Beach plat that have effectively been
operating as one parcel. He stated that the combination would bring the lot closer
towards compliance, which the City would like to encourage.
Pederson asked the intent after the garage was put on the lot.
Finke stated that the property owner was interested in the lot combination because of
the construction of a garage. He stated that this would be a single lot going forward and
would be subject to all applicable requirements going forward.
Martin stated that the City Council reduced the fee for these lot combinations in an effort
to encourage this activity.
1. Resolution No. 2018-50 Granting Lot Combination Approval to
Richard and Karen Sampson for PID #18-118-23-22-0040 and #18-
118-23-22-0064
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Cousineau, to adopt resolution no. 2018-50 granting
lot combination approval to Richard and Karen Sampson for PID #18-118-23-22-0040
and #18-118-23-22-0064. Motion passed unanimously.
B. Woods of Medina Storm Water Taxing District — Public Hearing (7:21 p.m.)
Pederson recused himself from this discussion.
Johnson stated that it the City's practice to require homeowners' associations to
maintain stormwater improvements within their developments. He stated that the City
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establishes a storm water taxing district as a backup plan in the case that maintenance
does not occur.
Martin opened the public hearing at 7:22 p.m.
No comments.
Martin closed the public hearing at 7:22 p.m.
1. Ordinance No. 636 Establishing the Woods of Medina Storm Sewer
Improvement Tax District
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Cousineau, to adopt ordinance no. 636 establishing
the Woods of Medina Storm Sewer Improvement Tax District. Motion passed
unanimously.
2. Resolution No. 2018-51 Authorizing Publication of Ordinance No.
636 by Title and Summary
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Cousineau, to adopt Resolution No. 2018-51
Authorizing Publication of Ordinance No. 636 by Title and Summary. Motion passed
unanimously.
Pederson rejoined the Council.
C. Stormwater Management Ordinance and Design Guide (7:23 p.m.)
Finke stated that the primary reason this is being discussed is because the Surface
Water Management Plan has been updated in coordination with the plans of the local
watershed districts and the updating of the Comprehensive Plan. He noted that
stormwater practices have evolved quite a bit since the last update to the Local Water
Management Plan and therefore those new practices have been incorporated into the
design guide. He noted that the design guide would be much easier to update as
practices continue to evolve. He noted that the Planning Commission held a public
hearing and recommended approval. He stated that the requirements will be in place
through these changes and staff is still working on the design guide, to determine the
best calculations for reaching the requirements. He stated that the City was ahead of
the curve in the past and therefore even though updates were made to the local
watershed districts, the City already had most of those requirements in place. He stated
that the City requirements regarding the thresholds of improvements that would lead to
the requirement to implement stormwater BMPs has been historically lower than the
threshold of the local watershed districts. He stated that the ordinance would continue
the more stringent threshold but would also add some exceptions. He provided an
example of a case that even when adding a fair amount of hardcover added to the site,
the hardcover still remains a low percentage of the overall site. He welcomed input on
the ordinance and design guide.
Cousineau asked if the design guide would be approved at the same time as the
ordinance.
Finke explained that the ordinance can be adopted tonight and noted that there is an
existing design guide that would be used until the time when the new design guide
updates are adopted.
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Martin provided some grammatical and language suggestion changes. She asked for
additional input on the proposed deletion of specific language.
Finke provided additional information on the more complex triggers in the current
ordinance that require BMPs. He stated that with the intent of implementing more
options for meeting the stormwater guidelines, there are more tools available and
therefore the language deletion removes the complexity of the triggers and identifies the
additional tools available.
Martin stated that these changes to the ordinance and the design guide will make it
easier for applicants to identify what will be required.
1. Ordinance No. 637 Regarding Stormwater Management; Amending
Chapter 8 of the City Code
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Cousineau, to adopt ordinance no. 637 regarding
stormwater management; amending Chapter 8 of the City Code. Motion passed
unanimously.
2. Resolution No. 2018-52 Authorizing Publication of Ordinance No.
637 by Title and Summary
Moved by Cousineau, seconded by Anderson, to adopt Resolution No. 2018-52
Authorizing Publication of Ordinance no. 637 by Title and Summary. Motion passed
unanimously.
D. Mayoral Vacancy Discussion (7:36 p.m.)
Johnson stated that a memorandum dated August 2nd from Batty was included in the
packet which identified the process for filling a mayoral vacancy. He also referenced an
email he received and distributed to the Council from Batty, dated August 3'd, which
provides additional information on filling the vacancy.
Batty stated that he sent out information about this process. He stated that the Council
took the first step tonight by declaring a vacancy in the position of Mayor. He noted that
the next step would be for the Council to fill that vacancy and noted that it would be the
decision of the Council on how to fill that vacancy. He explained that the Council could
appoint an existing member of the Council or a new person that is not on the Council.
He stated that because there is less than two years remaining on the term of Mayor, a
special election is not needed, and the person appointed would serve until the term
expires. He stated that if the appointment comes from the City Council, that person
cannot vote for himself or herself. He suggested allowing the Council to make
nominations.
Martin asked the Council for input on the process the Council would like to follow.
Anderson stated that he is going to run for Mayor and he knows that Martin is also going
to run for Mayor. He stated therefore he would not accept a nomination for this position
and believes that Martin should not accept that position either. He stated that if, either,
Martin or himself was appointed as Mayor, that person would then be perceived as being
the incumbent and noted that he would prefer to have an even playfield in the election in
November. He therefore believed that one of the other two Council members should be
appointed Mayor for the next few months until someone is elected and takes the office in
that manner.
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Cousineau stated that it is an interesting point. She stated that she was previously
thinking that Martin was already appointed as the Acting Mayor for this year and should
continue to finish that term but agreed that Anderson had an interesting perspective.
Pederson stated that he agrees with Anderson's comments to a certain extent but also
acknowledged that Mitchell slated Martin as the Acting Mayor for this year.
Ned Mitchell, 1745 N Willow Drive, thanked the Council for the honor that bestowed
upon his father. He stated that Mitchell enjoyed his time on the Council and that is how
he chose to fill his retirement. He asked when and how the Council found out about his
father's illness.
Johnson stated that when he came to work on that Monday morning, he was told by
Finke, who had heard from David Crosby.
Martin stated that she received a call from Johnson and passed the word to the rest of
the Council, noting that some of the Council members were already aware.
Pederson stated that he was aware because he had seen an email from Johnson.
Johnson confirmed that he sent the email out after speaking with Belland that morning.
Anderson stated that his wife was playing tennis with Ned Mitchell's mother that
Saturday morning and that is when he was made aware of an issue.
Ned Mitchell asked if anyone from the Council performed any campaign activities
between the time of Mitchell's death and his burial.
Anderson confirmed that he filed for Mayor on Tuesday, July 31st
Martin stated that she was asked if she intended to run for the position and she
confirmed that she did intend to run. She noted that she filed for Mayor on Tuesday,
August 7th.
Ned Mitchell shared his concerns with the City Council about the notification of his
father's illness, unexpected passing and timing of filing for office.
Martin asked the Council to continue the discussion of how to approach the vacancy of
Mayor. She stated that it was her pleasure to serve with Mitchell. She noted that
Mitchell encouraged her to run for Mayor in 2018 but she had asked Mitchell to continue
because his leadership was so good. She stated that she planned to run in 2020 but
that has been accelerated to 2018. She stated that she would feel badly if she were not
allowed to continue to do her work on behalf of Mitchell. She stated that she has
learned a lot from Mitchell and would like to continue. She stated that others have
served as Acting Mayor and have done so for a full 12-month period, not a seven or
eight -month period. She stated that she would like to continue to serve.
Anderson asked if Martin felt that being Acting Mayor comes with a sense of incumbency
and favors her campaign for the general election.
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Martin stated that she did not perceive that at all. She stated that both Anderson and
Pederson have served as Acting Mayor for a full 12 month periods and she should be
allowed to continue.
Anderson asked again if Martin sees any sense of incumbency or advantage.
Martin stated that she had not thought of it in that way at all and actually believed that it
would be a slight to her if the Council were to say that they did not want her to continue
to be Acting Mayor as Mitchell had appointed her for this year. She stated that she
would simply be continuing to do what she was asked to do for this year.
Cousineau stated that Anderson has stated that he is not comfortable holding the
position and Martin is comfortable continuing in the roll. She stated that she would not
want the position of Mayor.
Pederson confirmed that he also would not be interested in the position. He stated that
he would be happy to hold the position if that is the decision made because of the
election but noted that it is not his objective.
Cousineau stated that Martin is comfortable holding the position while Anderson is not.
Pederson stated that when he held the position of Acting Mayor, he had felt that if
something happened to the Mayor, that he would hold the position of Mayor. He stated
that is always the way he has seen the position and yet he understands the argument of
the public perception of incumbency.
Cousineau stated that she understands that it is Martin's term to finish and Anderson
stated that he would not be comfortable holding the position.
Martin stated that it was her understanding that Anderson had previously said that he
would be interested in becoming Acting Mayor.
Anderson clarified that he had previously said that he would be interested in becoming
Acting Mayor, before he was made aware that Martin was going to run for the position in
the election as well. He stated that now that Martin is going to run he does not believe it
would be fair to either campaign. He stated that if Martin was not going to run for Mayor,
he would have held the position of Acting Mayor as it would have given him an
opportunity to serve and build experience.
Martin stated that Anderson had the position and opportunity in the past for a full year
and she should be allowed to continue her appointed year.
Anderson noted that he held the position of Acting Mayor for more than one year.
Martin stated that it is a training tool to hold the position of Acting Mayor and she feels
that it is important for her to complete Mitchell's term. She stated that Anderson has
stated that he has served as Acting Mayor for more than one year, Pederson has served
as Acting Mayor for a full year, and Cousineau is the newest member of the Council who
has not had the opportunity. She did not see why she would not be allowed to continue
to finish Mitchell's term as the Acting Mayor, as she had been appointed at the beginning
of the year, simply because she has chosen to run against Anderson for the position of
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Mayor in Mitchell's absence. She stated that when Crosby passed, Weir honored the
place she held as Acting Mayor and that was a nice succession that kept City Hall
moving smoothly. She was unsure why the process would be different in this instance.
Cousineau recognized the points made by Anderson but stated that she also would like
to recognize the wishes that Mitchell had made for the year appointing Martin to the
position of Acting Mayor and therefore believes that she should continue as she is willing
to serve, and Anderson has stated that he is not willing to hold the position.
Pederson stated that when he held the position of Acting Mayor it was his understanding
that if something happened to the Mayor, he would become Mayor and therefore is
going to honor the wishes of Mitchell. He recognized the comments made by Anderson
about the upcoming election but stated that this is the right decision for this time as
Martin had been slated as Acting Mayor for this year. He stated that this is what Mitchell
would have wanted.
Cousineau agreed that Mitchell would have followed this path and that is the intent of
Acting Mayor and therefore she wants to honor that.
Moved by Cousineau, seconded by Pederson, to appoint Kathy Martin for the position of
Mayor.
Further discussion: Batty noted that a motion has now been made and Martin would be
unable to vote in this decision.
Motion passed 2-1-1 (Anderson opposed) (Martin abstained).
Batty noted that Martin is now the Mayor.
Martin thanked the Council for allowing her to complete her appointment.
Johnson administered the Oath of Office to newly appointed Mayor Kathy Martin.
Batty stated that now that Martin has become Mayor, there is a vacancy on the Council.
He stated that an appointment can be made, and that person would then serve until the
term expires at the end of this year. He stated that the Council position has already
been published for the general election as the term was expiring.
Johnson stated that two requests from Planning Commissioners were received for the
vacant Council position, Dino DesLauriers and Todd Albers.
Batty stated that all four members of the City Council would be able to vote in the
appointment and if there is a tie, the Mayor would break that tie.
Martin stated that the Council is blessed with two great volunteers who have been great
contributors to the City. She recognized the service the DesLauriers has provided to the
community throughout the years. She confirmed that DesLauriers has filed for a position
on the Council. She stated that it was her understanding that Albers also intended to
file.
Johnson noted that Albers has not yet filed.
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Pederson stated that he spoke with the Albers and noted that Albers was interested in
the roles and duties of the Council and the time commitment.
Cousineau stated that she had a similar conversation with Albers and congratulated
DesLauriers for his filing for the position as well.
Batty stated that the procedure is up to the Council, noting that a decision could be
made tonight from people that have volunteered or it is permissible for the Council to go
through another process. He stated that some cities publicize the opening and conduct
interviews.
Anderson stated that it is in the interest of the Council to have a full membership as
there are many issues that will continue to come forward and having five members will
prevent a tie vote.
Cousineau stated that she is not interested in solicitation of a large amount of people as
there are two interested candidates already.
Martin noted that she was the last person appointed to the Council in this manner when
Weir became Mayor and then Martin was selected by vote of the Council to fill the
vacancy on the Council. She believed that the Council should continue in that manner to
fill the position.
Pederson stated that it would be appropriate that the candidate come from one of the
Commissions because they would be up to speed on matters of the City. He stated that
DesLauriers has lived in the community for his entire life, has contributed time on both
the Planning and Park Commissions and through other community organizations, and
therefore believed he would be a good fit for the Council.
Moved by Pederson, seconded by Anderson, to nominate Dino DesLauriers to fill the
vacant Council position.
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Pederson, to appoint Dino DesLauriers to fill the
remaining term of the vacant City Council position. Motion passed unanimously.
Johnson administered the oath of office to newly appointed City Council member Dino
DesLauriers.
DesLauriers joined the Council.
IX. CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT (8:10 p.m.)
Belland reported on Celebration Day. He stated that the City has not yet obtained the
same amount of donations that the City has received in the past. He stated that in the
past Mayor Crosby was donating $3,000 for the fireworks and they have not been able
to obtain that amount in donations. He stated that the Committee is looking for direction
from the City Council on whether to move forward on the fireworks. He estimated that of
the $5,000 needed for fireworks, there is still $3,500 needed to cover that cost.
Johnson noted that all the marketing materials used for the event list fireworks as one of
the activities.
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Martin noted another $500 contribution that will be received.
Cousineau noted that the fireworks are one of the pinnacle activities of the event. She
stated that perhaps the show could be cut down but would advocate for doing
something.
It was the consensus of the Council to direct staff to attempt to find funding within current
City funding for the cost of a fireworks display at Medina Celebration Days.
Johnson stated that he will work with finance to determine if there are available funds.
Belland stated that the Committee will continue to attempt to gain donations as well.
Martin asked if Council members could ask local businesses for donations. She stated
that it is her understanding that herself and Anderson could not personally donate
because they are running for the position of Mayor.
Anderson asked if their companies could donate if they could not donate personally.
Batty stated that he would research that question. He stated that Council members
cannot solicit donations themselves.
Johnson stated that he can also work with the local newspaper and other local groups in
an attempt to gather additional donations. He confirmed that the information can be
placed on the City website as well.
X. MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL REPORTS (8:16 p.m.)
Anderson commented on the wonderful experience he had the previous night visiting the
Night to Unite parties throughout the community.
Pederson stated that he also enjoyed visiting the parties the previous night. He stated
that it is fun to see people in the community getting together. He stated that he received
a call the previous night from Bruno Silikowski at the AutoMotorPlex who would like to
honor Mitchell this coming weekend with a Corvette Rally from 9:00 a.m. to Noon on
Saturday. He stated that perhaps staff could reach out to the family to attend, noting
that perhaps Ned Mitchell could drive Mitchell's Corvette in the rally.
Pederson stated that while it is short notice, Bruno was hoping that members of the
Council would be able to attend.
Anderson asked if a special events permit would be needed.
Belland commented that the event would be under 200 people and therefore would not
require a permit.
Johnson noted that DesLauriers will need to resign from the Planning Commission. He
confirmed that DesLauriers could submit a letter and that it can be placed on the
Consent Agenda for the next meeting.
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Xl. APPROVAL TO PAY THE BILLS (8:20 p.m.)
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Cousineau, to approve the bills, EFT 004707E-
004723E for $50,642.32 and order check numbers 047614-047708 for $504,862.02 and
payroll EFT 0508808-0508834 for $51,812.88. Motion passed unanimously.
XII. ADJOURN
Moved by Anderson, seconded by Pederson, to adjourn the meeting at 8:20 p.m.
Motion passed unanimously.
Attes
Jodi M
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Kathleen Martin, Mayor
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ORDER CHECKS JULY 18. 2018 - AUGUST 8. 2818
047614 ALLINA HEALTH SYSTEM 150.00
047615 BANK OF MAPLE PLAIN $1.583.75
047610 BOND TRUST SERVICES CORP $142,31825
047617 COUNTRYSIDE CAFE $317.80
047818 DROOGSMA, RUTH $1,340.00
047610 HENNEPIN COUNTY $5,000.00
047820 JOHNSON, JAMES A. JR TTEE $100.00
047621 KOMMARAJU, SRINIVAS ...... ............. ........ ... $250.00
047622 MARK OF EXCELLENCE HOMES INC $3.000.00
047623 MARTIN FAMILY TRUST $150 00
047624 ORONO BASEBALL ASSN $500.00
047625 REIFF, JAh1ES $4324
047628 RYAN COMPANIES $38.731.01
047827 TARGET CORPORATION $82.473.01
047828 CHEVA.UER. MARSHA $505.00
047629 IQBAL. HADEEMISAOEBA ....... .... ......... ........... $250.00
047630 JAITHWA, !SHAN $225.00
047631 MANJUN,ATH, IMEENA $500.00
047632-47640 VOID 0.00
047641 BAUMAN LIVING TRUST $121.22
047642 FARMERS STATE BANK OF HAMEL $500.00
047643 KLAUS, LAURI 833.34
047644 LAKE, DAVID M 597.32
047645 MANDAL, ASHOKE/APARNA. $250.00
047648 MANDALAPU, SR1KANTH .........................
047847 VAN METER, LARRY/COLLEEN 838.81
047648 WALLACE. BRIDGIT 8250 00
047649 WALSH, VICTORIA $250.00
047850 ASPEN MILLS INC..802.60
047651 ASSN OF MN EMERGENCY MGRS $225.00
047652 BANYON DATA SYSTEMS $35.00
047653 BEAUDRY OIL & PROPANE . $5.437.52
047654 BOYER FORD TRUCKS INC... .. .......... ... ..... .......... .... 311.35
047855 BREEZY POINT $171 00
047650 BROCK WHITE $1.648.44
047657 BURDAS TOWING $85.00
047658 CONTEMPORARY IMAGES $700 00
047859 CORE & MAIN LP $534.83
047660 DAKOTA SUPPLY GROUP . ..... ...... ............ $1.325.80
047061 DODGE OF BURNSVILLE $23.078.00
047062 DPC INDUSTRIES INC $1.25322
047863 EARL F ANDERSEN INC $1247.00
047864 ECM PUBUSHERS INC ........ .......... .._ ..... .... .......... . ......... _. $482.83
047605 EGAN 31.127.81
047660 FEHN COMPANIES INC $5.535.87
0471667 GFtAFIX SHOPPE 31.300.00
047068 HAKANSON ANDERSON ASSOCIATES I $720.00
047069 HENN COUNTY SHERIFF $2.028.00
047670 HENRYS WATERWORKS INC $871 47
047671 J.O.T.S. COMPUTER SERVICES INC $112 50
047672 JACKS SMALL ENGINE INC ... ...... ...... .... ........... .... ........... ..... $35.00
047673 JOHN HENRY FOSTER $114 13
047674 KD & COMPANY RECYCUNG INC $819 58
047675 KELLY'S WRECKER SERVICE INC ..... ............ ...... ................. $75.00
047678 KENNEDY & GRAVEN CHARTERED .. .. .. ........ ......... ....... $11.775_85
047677 LANO EQUIPMENT INC $73.03
G47678 LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR $382.00
047679 MARCO INC $32_82
047880 MEDINA MP LLC $88250.00
047681 METRO ALARM CONTRACTORS INC $380.00
047682 METRO WEST INSPECTION $24.17820
047683 MHSRCRANGE $1.140.00
047684 MINNESOTA EQUIPMENT INC ....... ............. .... ...... .$147.90
047685 MN DEPT PUBUC SAFETY (HSEM) $300 00
047680 MODERN MARKETING ....... . . ............. ...... ...... ............ ..... $183.06
047687 NAPA OF CORCORAN INC $37.97
047688 NITRO GREEN LAWN & TREE CARE . $5278.00
047689 NORTHERN SALT INC $2 384 40
047600 OFFICE DEPOT $239.23
047691 RANDY'S SANITATION INC $20.00
047692 RCM SPECIALTIES. INC $3.225.00
047893 ROLF ERICKSON ENTERPRISES INC $7 433 05
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PRINTING ERROR
047004 SITEONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY LLC $105.58
047095 STREICHER'S S139295
047000 SUBURBAN TIRE WHOLESALE INC $1.108.08
047007 SUMMIT COMPANIES $1,24320
047008 SUN LIFE FINANCIAL $1.242_88
047002 SUPPLY SOLUTIONS LLC... $02.85
047700 TEGRETE CORP 51.539.00
047701 TIMESAVER OFFSITE $284_00
047702 TROPHIES BY UNDA INC 516.00
047703 UFC FARM SUPPLY _. $12_58
047704 ULINE $311.95
047705 MN DVS S23.75
047706 WELLS FARGO... 538.70
047707 WESTSIDE WHOLESALE TIRE $303.00
047708 WSB & ASSOCIATES 5413.043.79
Total Checks $504.162.02
ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS JULY 18.2018—AUGUST E. 20111
004707E AFLAC $378.62
004708E PR PERA $15,481.04
00470DE PR FED/FICA $15,825.00
004710E PR MN Deferred Comp S2.870.00
004711E PR STATE OF MINNESOTA $3,627.85
004712E SELECT ACCOUNT $1267.98
004713E CITY OF MEDINA $10.00
004714E SELECT ACCOUNT $30.70
004715E MINNESOTA, STATE OF $1,900.00
004710E ELAN FINANCIAL SERVICE ..... $2,187.55
004717E DELTA DENTAL $2,515.95
004718E MARCO (LEASE) $1,730.85
0047111E MEDIACOM OF MN LLC $219.00
004720E VALVOUNE FLEET SERVICES $170.74
004721E WRIGHT HENN COOP ELEC ASSN $2,114.00
004722E FARMERS STATE BANK OF HAMEL $125.00
004723E KONICA MINOLTA Ilfe$,ii
Total Electronic Checks $50.642.32
PAYROLL DIRECT DEPOSIT JULY 25. 2018
0508808 ALTENDORF, JENNIFER L $1.449.37
05088011 BARNHART, ERIN A ._. 52.32E_52
0508810 BELLAND, EDGAR J. $2.750.70
0506811 BOECKER KEVIN D_ S2.872 88
0508812 CONVERSE, KEITH A 52.510.04
0508813 DINGMANN, IVAN W S1.EE9.10
0508814 ENDE. JOSEPH 31,724.70
0508815 FlNKE. DUSTIN D. $2.341.53
050881E GALLUP, JODI M. .... .......... 81.787.15
0508817 GLEASON, JOHN M S1.821.48
0508818 GREGORY. THOMAS $2.01623
0508819 HALL, DAVID M 52.123.10
0508820 JESSEN. JEREMIAH S $2.537.08
0508821 JOHNSON. SCOTT T. S2.2132_10
0508822 KLAERS. ANNE M 31,283.55
0508823 LANE, LINDA.. S1.04720
0506824 LARSON, RYAN $59924
0508825 LEVER, GREGORY J. S2.392_50
050882E MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R 51.570.05
0508827 MCKINLEY. JOSHUA D $1.935.115
0508828 NELSON, JASON 52.807.10
0508820 PETERSON, DEBRA A 51.851.35
0506830 WINKING. DEREK M 51.072.48
0508831 ROBBINS, MELISSA Se13_DO
0508832 SCHARF, ANDREW .. 51,848.44
0508833 SCHERER STEVEN T. $2,437.01
05011834 VIEAU, CECIUA M. $894.94
Total PayroN Direct Deposit $51.812_81
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