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HomeMy Public PortalAbout07/07/04 CCM185 MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF WEDNESDAY, JULY 07, 2004 The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in session on Wednesday July 7, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall Chambers. Mayor Zietlow presided. I. ROLL CALL Members present: Workman, Brinkman, Lane, Zietlow, and Smith (arrived at 7:32 p.m.). Members absent: None. Also present: City Attorney Ron Batty, City Engineer Tom Kellogg, City Administrator Chad Adams, City Planner John Doty, Police Chief Ed Belland, and Recording Secretary Liza Weniger. II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE III. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA Zietlow stated that Adams would discuss the future of elections in Medina as part of his City Administrator report. Moved by Workman, seconded by Brinkman, to approve the agenda as presented. Motion passed unanimously. Smith arrived at 7:32 p.m. IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. Approval of the June 15, 2004 Regular Citv Council Meeting Minutes It was noted on page 2, final paragraph, the fourth line should state: "...fees are passed through se and he does not think...." It was noted on Page 5, third paragraph, the second line should state: "...who had more technical information and on the process." It was noted on Page 5, the seventh paragraph should include the phone number for the Minnesota Department of Health in relation to Radium issues: "651-296-6300". Moved by Workman, seconded by Lane, to approve the June 15, 2004 Regular City Council meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously. B. Approval of the June 22, 2004 Special City Council Meeting Minutes It was noted on page 1, second paragraph under Uptown Hamel Public Improvements and Financing, the second line should state: "...being a standard Minnesota Statute 429 project..." It was noted on page 1, the third paragraph under Uptown Hamel Public Improvements and Financing should state: "Lane stated that that benefited property owners should pay assessments for public improvements that improve their properties. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 186 He suggested that payment terms for special assessments could be triggered through tied to sale or development of a property." Moved by Smith, seconded by Brinkman, to approve the June 22, 2004 Special City Council meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously. V. CONSENT AGENDA A. Resolution Granting Final Plat Approval to Wild Meadows Fifth Addition B. Authorize Mayor and Citv Administrator to Execute Development Agreement for Wild Meadows Fifth Addition Moved by Workman to approve the Consent Agenda. Josh stated that he wished to remove both items from the Consent Agenda as he has received a revised plat for the Wild Meadows Fifth Addition and would like a chance to review it. Workman withdrew his motion. VI. COMMENTS A. Comments from Citizens on Items Not on the Agenda Lenny Leuer, Planning Commissioner stated that it was too bad that the City lost the fireworks for the Cabin Social. B. Park Commission Doty stated at their last meeting, the Park Commission recommended approval of the play structure contingent on tweaking the location of the structure. The original location was proposed six feet from the roadway. Commission representatives will conduct an on -site meeting to look for a new site. The Commission tabled the recommendation for the boat ramp at Independence Beach. The Commission would like to explore other options before making final approval. The agenda item will be moved forward to the next meeting. The next meeting will also involve continued discussion on the parks tour, 2005 capital improvement budget, as well as a status report from the June 15, 2004 Trail meeting. C. Planning Commission Doty stated at their next meeting the Planning Commission would appoint a Chair and Vice -Chair. There will also be a discussion on a set back variance request to expand an existing cabin for a home addition. The meeting will include two public hearings: A hearing on capping the amount of concept plans that the City will review, and a public hearing to discuss reducing the amount of Commission Members from nine to seven. At the July meeting, staff may be recommending that a second meeting be set up in August contingent on the amount of plans received by July 9 deadline. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 187 Doty stated that he submitted an application to the Metropolitan (Met) Council for the City of Medina 2000-2020 Comprehensive Plan Amendment request from Charles Cudd Co. and is expecting to receive a response by mid -August. Brinkman asked Doty if this was the first time Met Council has received info on Cudd's development. Doty stated yes, and explained that Met Council wanted to see things that aren't typically on engineering plans. The application was a lengthy process. Doty stated that a project from Ryan Developers may be submitted formally on Thursday, July 8, 2004. Darrel Farr Development has expressed interest in getting in on one of the August Planning Commission meetings for two of their projects. Doty stated that the August meetings may also include looking at two concept plans: 1) development on the land north of Loretto (a large potion of land going up to Highway 55, west of Highway 19) and, 2) a development on Hamel Road. He reminded Council that they had once reviewed a project on Hamel Road that was looking to change or rezone the land for a townhome development. The project had been withdrawn due to soil problems. A new developer is proposing to do a slab -on -grade townhome project. Workman asked if soil borings had been done before. Kellogg stated yes. VII. NEW BUSINESS A. Ordinance Amending Zoning Text Definition for Building Height Doty summarized his staff memo that recommends definition language in the zoning code for building height. The City Council recently approved Ordinance amendments to the Uptown Hamel Zoning District. One of the amendments changed the height requirement within the District. As a result of the change in building height, there was an interest to also change the definition of building height in the Zoning Ordinance. However, the definition for the building height is a City-wide definition and is applied to all buildings within the City and not just the buildings located within the Uptown Hamel Zoning District. As a result, this change was proposed with a separate application and public hearing at the Planning Commission. Notice of the public hearing at the Planning Commission was published in the South Crow River News. The Planning Commission reviewed this change through the public hearing. The Commission's changes are noted in Doty's memo. Doty also presented, via overhead, the proposed changes recommended by Commission, which basically is just a clarification on the old definition. Staff is seeking approval of the ordinance. Batty clarified that the one thing the Planning Commission is trying to do is to take the lowest and highest height measurements and from there, calculate the average. Zietlow stated that based on mathematics, a weighted average isn't normal practice. Doty stated that he assumed that the definition of a weighted average means to take all the points from the perimeter of the building and find an average. Workman clarified that in order to find a weighted average; all points of the perimeter would be used in finding a weighted average. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 188 Zietlow stated he would like to see clarification on the definition of "weighted average". Lenny Leuer, Planning Commission, stated that he had requested the use of "weighted average" in the proposed definition for building height, meaning that the average is weighted on the length of each of the building's four sides. He further clarified that he had requested Doty to make the change from "average" to "weighted average". Smith agreed with Zietlow's request for clarification. She expressed interest in seeing a drawing, or an example, in order to more clearly define the geometric term "weighted average". She stated that the average person should be able to understand the terminology when reading the definition. Batty informed Council that the new definition would be more liberal. The affect would be more liberal, meaning that it would allow for higher buildings. Workman stated that the proposed definition should include the words "see example" and provide an illustration for clarity. Lane asked Doty if other cities use similar verbiage. Doty stated that most cities use the general term "average". Lane stated his concern about recreating the wheel by proposing an unclear definition. Batty asked Doty if he thought it was possible for the definition to provide an illustration. Doty affirmed. Lane stated that for years there has been much focus on the Fire Chief. He stated that he would like the residents to understand that the City has four Fire Chiefs. Leuer stated that where the City has water is where the taller buildings are built. Lane stated that he would like to add a cautionary note, which would be that the City is not laying the foundation to provide an aerial device for local fire jurisdictions. He wanted to clarify that the new ordinance would not allow for that. Smith informed Council that City has to face the facts knowing that eventually a ladder - type system may be needed. Workman stated Council shouldn't be encouraging that. Lane stated that these same issues have been brought up for years dating back almost twenty years. Leuer asked Doty if the all of the Fire Chiefs had been consulted. Doty stated that only Hamel Fire Chief has been consulted. Brinkman asked why the City would be looking to add height. Workman stated that the Planning Commission is not directly looking to raise the height per se, but is looking for a specific way to measure building height. Workman further stated that builders were looking for a more clear definition. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 189 Batty informed Council that the proposed definition came up because the City had a restrictive, more so than other cities, definition of how to measure. The City is looking to make the ordinance more conforming to surrounding cities. Brinkman asked Batty why the City couldn't just leave the ordinance as is and just change the requirements for the uptown Hamel area. Batty stated that the purpose for the proposed ordinance is to try and create a more fair definition. Brinkman stated that the proposed definition is a better definition and proposed that perhaps Council should create a maximum height requirement as part of the definition. Workman disagreed stating that there has been some confusion in the past. Batty stated that this has been a problem in the past. There has been a lot of pressure in the past and the City didn't want to consider granting variances, and yet the definition of how to measure the height was confusing. Brinkman stated that if the City was to start loosening the definition throughout the City, he wasn't prepared, or in favor, of the proposed ordinance definition. He stated that it was his understanding that the proposed ordinance was just for the uptown Hamel area. He proposed that Council leave the maximum height the same throughout the entire City and make whatever changes necessary to the uptown Hamel area. He stated that he didn't want the City to create a situation of creating an additional four to five feet for builders to use to their advantage. Workman stated that he didn't see that changing the definition would change much other than how the City would measure the averages, and yet would allow for an additional flexibility to the architectural aspect of a building. He clarified that the Planning Commission has thought a lot about the proposed definition and has found that it makes sense. Batty stated that the only thing Council should be discussing tonight is how to measure a building's height. Workman stated that perhaps the Council and Planning Commission will have to look at this further based on Brinkman's proposed aggregate example. Brinkman suggested that if Council is going to look at this again, he proposed that the City examine looking at lowest/highest grade levels. Batty stated that if the City wanted to measure height from the lowest grade level, then Council shouldn't approve the change. He then proposed that the City stay with the old definition, which is more restrictive. Workman stated it wasn't Planning Commission's intent to raise the building height above 50'. He stated that with new proposed definition, maximum height could possibly be 55-56' based on Brinkman's example. Batty confirmed stating that ultimately he thinks that Council would achieve what is being discussed by adjusting the definition. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 190 Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to send back the Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment to Staff to review the change of the definition of building height under Section 825.07., Subd. 12. of the Zoning Ordinance. Motion passed unanimously. B. Uptown Hamel Public Design Standards and Improvement Guidelines Doty reviewed his memo and reminded Council that the guidelines were removed from the Ordinance because they pertain to public improvements (private design criteria remains in the Uptown Hamel Ordinance). Doty presented via overhead the changes as discussed by Planning Commission. The Planning Commission reviewed the guidelines and they recommended approval. The City will use these guidelines as it continues to make public improvements. Brinkman asked if Doty was proposing using a surmountable curb throughout the City. Doty stated yes. Doty stated that he wasn't able to locate the history of how the B4-18 was originally decided upon. Zietlow stated that he spent the last week looking at old towns and thought that the surmountable curb was really nice. Workman stated that surmountable curb was really nice for pedestrians, but not for cars and the safety of the pedestrians. Brinkman asked if Planning Commission is suggesting making the changes Citywide. Kellogg stated no, clarifying the change would apply only in the uptown Hamel area. Workman proposed that Doty include a picture with the number "D-428" behind the "surmountable" definition. Kellogg clarified the measurements of the gutter lines and curb heights of the overhead "Driveway Curb Cut Detail; Standard Details Curb and Gutter". Brinkman proposed that Council look at another example of "surmountable". Kellogg stated that if the definition strictly uses the general term "surmountable" as opposed to using "D-428", the option would be left open as to provide the best, or most cost effective, design. Moved by Smith, seconded by Workman, to approve Resolution No. 04-41 adopting Public Design Standards and Improvement Guidelines for Uptown Hamel. Motion passed unanimously. C. Hamel Well House #3 Adams reviewed Dillman's memo stating that Hamel Well House No. 3 will support Well No. 5 and future proposed Well No. 6 in Hamel Legion Park. Staff is seeking Council approval of the plans and specs, and to set the bid opening date for August 2, 2004. The design of the building will resemble the community building as far as siding, shingles and color. The City has budgeted $250,000 for the Well House in the 2004 Capital Improvement Budget. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 191 Kellogg stated that Dillman has covered all details in his memo very clearly and didn't feel that he had anything to add to the commentary. He further stated that there is a Thursday noon deadline to post an ad for solicitation of bids in the newspaper. Kellogg proposed that if Council insists on setting a bid opening for a Monday, that a 2 p.m. deadline be set. Kellogg stated that he understood that the bid was set for a Monday so that the results could be discussed at the following Council meeting. He clarified that Mondays are difficult for contractors to pull their quotes together, hence the reason for why Kellogg proposed a later deadline of 2:00 p.m. Moved by Brinkman, seconded by Smith, to approve plans and specifications and set bid opening date for Monday, August 2, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. Motion passed unanimously. D. Landscape Sprinkler Systems Adams stated that Dillman's memo outlines some recommendations for a policy, or possible ordinance. The Council requested staff to prepare some possible landscape sprinkler regulations for Council review and discussion. Adams stated that Dillman was unable to be at Council tonight and the purpose of the agenda was for Staff to receive Council comment and direction on this. Zietlow noted that Dillman has done a great job on laying this all out, and asked if the City could downsize the size of the proposed water treatment plant. Kellogg stated no and informed Council that Dillman's goal was to present the options to Council and get a recommendation from the Council. Smith stated that she and Dillman have had discussions on water conservation and regulations. She also stated that there are things that the City can do currently to help in the water conservation project and hopes that there will be support of her proposal. She stated that she heard at a Minnesota Pollution Control Agency conference about the use of compost as an underlayment before laying seed or sod as it retains water so much better. She stated that MNDOT is using this technique. She proposed that the City create a requirement for homebuilders to lay a compost system to help retain water. She stated that she felt the compost system is a win -win situation and is not only good for sand, but also for clay terrains. She stated that she could provide data to Council for their review. Lane asked Adams if he would be able to provide Council with feedback from other cities on their conservation requirements. He further asked if Dillman's measures were being recommended City-wide or only by those areas that use public water. Smith stated that she felt the requirements should be City- wide because public and private water basically come from the same source. Smith stated that if a new house or business was being built, and grass is planted, then ultimately the City is looking at the water coming from the same aquifer. She clarified that Dillman is looking at the landscape sprinkler systems at a guideline standpoint anyway, not as an ordinance. Adams requested Batty's input on an ordinance versus a policy. Batty stated that he and Dillman have both looked at this, and feel that the City has an opportunity for more flexibility at a PUD standpoint opposed to an ordinance. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 192 Smith stated that Dillman was thinking that what Charles Cudd is proposing would have been great for the City to have promoted. Batty stated that Charles Cudd was the genesis of this idea and the City would have to create a PUD ordinance to make this a requirement. Zietlow stated that he felt this is a really neat thing to have in place. Smith asked if Council would be okay with a motion that would request staff to return with a model of the ordinance by the next City Council meeting. Adams stated that may be too ambitious. Lane proposed that Council look at an analysis of this type of ordinance from this part of the country (Midwest). Batty stated that he did a quick survey of his office but couldn't find any thing about this in any other cities. Smith asked Doty if Plymouth had something like this in place for public water. Doty stated no. Batty stated that he checked statutory provisions and couldn't find any statutory reasons for why the City couldn't adopt this. He stated that he is not in favor of reinventing the wheel; however perhaps in two meetings, staff could possibly come up with something workable. Adams reinforced that this would help reduce the strain on the public water supply. There are other aspects the City should look in relation to the current ordinance (i.e. the cost of the increase in the user rates, and the affects on the users) in order to raise more funds to fund proposed water system. Adams stated Staff now has direction on what to do and will take it from there. VIII. REPORTS A. City Administrator Report 1. City Hall Improvements Adams stated that he is able to provide more focus on other City Hall improvements now that the roof is complete. Adams provided the Council with an update based on comments from a few consultants regarding improvements. Adams stated that he is looking for direction from Council on adding items to the list of the proposed improvements. Adams provided a presentation, which included estimated numbers on the improvements and costs. He demonstrated a laundry list of improvements which included furniture, small upgrades to upstairs bathroom, front doors, painting, air conditioning downstairs, kitchen improvements, new projector technology, exterior lighting, storage space, historical pictures, interior lighting. He displayed a sketch, which Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 [93 showed existing Council Chambers with proposed changes. Adams explained that the purpose for changing the seating for the Council Chambers is to provide a podium for speakers, align and angle a projector screen so that is clear for all to see. Smith asked if Adams has had the energy company come out to do an energy audit on their suggestions for lighting and making the lighting more energy efficient. Adams stated that the lighting would currently be inefficient for the new seating, but the ceiling would most likely have to be ripped down to make the accommodations. Adams stated that he will have Loren Kohnen look at the building to see if there is asbestos present. Adams asked for feedback from Council on the Council table whether they would like a custom table or something more portable. Adams asked if there were any strong objections to the Council Chambers layout. Brinkman asked if Adams had involved an architect or a space planner in layout design process. Brinkman stated that he foresees a lot of problems already with space issues. Workman stated that he would like to see the entire project designed and projected by one person, not piecemealed, as he felt it will only bring about problems. Adams stated that he came up with a cost, including a design fee, with an approximate cost of $164,000 which is higher than he originally thought. The number includes miscellaneous scenarios, such as asbestos, just in case. Funding would come from various sources including the revolving capital improvement fund. Lane stated that he would like to see involving an independent outside space planner for the upstairs and downstairs areas. Brinkman suggested that staff interview a couple of outside planners. Adams stated that he agreed with Lane and Brinkman, stating that it would be smart to involve a space planner because they would not only look at the City's existing needs, but also at the police and public work areas. Smith proposed that the City keep records off -site in a secure area that need to be kept long term, but yet aren't looked at very often, to better utilize existing space at City Hall. Smith also stated she would find the list of all the items that were out of compliance. Zietlow stated that he thought that the City had already addressed the out of compliance issues. Workman proposed that staff request the list from Dillman. Smith proposed that we get a price quote from a couple of space planners. She'd like to see the City use the existing space effectively. Zietlow stated that he isn't in favor of the project if the sole purpose is to gain extra storage space. Workman stated that the City is in need of space for people, not storage. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 194 Moved by Smith, seconded by Workman, to direct staff to seek proposals for the consulting services of a space planner to assist in the City Hall Improvements. Motion passed unanimously. 2. Elections Adams stated that he and Sandie Larson have gone to 2004 Election Training. Larson will continue to be the primary election coordinator. Zietlow stated that when the last election was quite chaotic as the line got really backed up. He proposed that staff and Council observe the City's next election process and assess the needs for the future. In the near election future, he proposed that the City get a couple of extra booths to alleviate the time for those that stood in line. The Community Building may be a good alternative/additional polling place. Lane stated that in addition to the voter congestion, there was automobile congestion as well. He further stated that there wasn't any police supervision. Belland clarified that there wasn't any request for police assistance. He stated that the police can be involved if requested. Lane proposed that there be a one-way traffic route, and with police supervision, the traffic would move more efficiently. Zietlow urged Council Members and staff to observe the voting process, get smarter and get creative. Brinkman asked Adams if there is any information on the average size of a precinct and if there are any guidelines for assessing precinct size. Adams stated that there aren't any guidelines; however the City is probably approaching a need for an additional precinct. He further stated that the City shouldn't have a problem getting any voting judges and suggested the Community Building as a future alternative/additional precinct. 3. Updates Adams stated that Michelle Grassman will be the new Part -Time Office Assistant and will begin next week. He stated that he had eight applicants and is excited about Grassman coming aboard. He further stated that Grassman has strong customer skills, and has additional skills that would be a benefit to the City and office. Adams reminded Council that an Open House on Urban -Commercial Development for Uptown Hamel and TH55 Corridor is set for July 8, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. at Rolling Green Country Club. Smith asked Adams if Farr or Ryan Developers would be present at the Open House. Adams stated that they weren't invited to participate. Adams handed out the City Administrator performance review and requested that Council return forms to him individually or bring to July 20, 2004 City Council meeting. Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 195 XII. APPROVAL TO PAY THE BILLS Adams noted that there was an addendum to the payments, stating that the Council's motion should reflect approval of bills, including the addendum. Moved by Smith, seconded by Workman, to approve the bills, order check numbers 26698-26772 for $153, 769.39 and payroll check numbers 18721-18743 for $24, 711.23 Motion passed unanimously. Zietlow asked if there were any questions in regard to the six-month financials. None were posed. XIII. ADJOURN Moved by Workman, seconded by Smith, to adjourn the meeting at 9:34 p.m. Motion passed unanimously. : Attest: Philip K. Zie row, Mayor Chad M. Adams, City Administrator Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 196 (THIS PAGE LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY) Medina City Council Meeting Minutes July 7, 2004 ORDER CHECKS - JULY 7, 2004 197 026698 ALLEGRA PRINT & IMAGING $1,706.63 026699 Blh'N'S INC. $574.34 026700 BONESTROO, ROSENE, ANDERLIK $29,832.59 026701 BRYAN ROCK PRODUCTS $1,126.07 026702 BUDGET PRINTING $929.18 026703 CENTERPOINT ENERGY $37.41 026704 CIPHER LABORATORIES $318.44 026705 CLASSIC CLEANING $427.07 026706 DELTA DENTAL $1,609.30 026707 DOBO'S, THE $505.88 026708 EBERT CONST. $16,207.00 026709 EHLERS & ASSOC. $10,599.44 026710 ELLI E CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS $17.25 026711 ELM CREEK WATERSHED $4,266.41 026712 ERICKSON, ROLF ENT., INC $4,364.71 026713 EXXONMOBIL $215.76 026714 FORTIS BENEr'11 S $346.14 026715 GOPHER STATE ONE CALL $369.15 026716 GRAINGER $363.27 026717 HARMON GLASS $59.95 026718 HAWKINS INC $3,780.52 026719 HENNEPIN CO.TREAS.(JAIL SVC.) $765.00 026720 HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF $507.72 026721 HENRY & ASSOCIATES $345.32 026722 KENNEDY & GRAVEN $12,480.87 026723 KUSTOM SIGNALS, INC. $238.01 026724 KVANBEK, BRAD $300.00 026725 LAKE BUSINESS SUPPLY $195.90 026726 LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR SERVICES $222.00 026727 LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC $283.48 026728 MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS $1,382.89 026729 MEDICA $380.20 026730 MEDICA CHOICE $13,983.63 026731 MEDINA POLICE DEPT.-PETTY CASH $97.15 026732 MEDTRONIC PHYSIO-CONTROL $103.41 026733 METRO WEST INSPECTION $8,877.45 026734 METROCALL $21.07 026735 MIDWEST ASPHALT CORPORATION $453.69 026736 MINNESOTA COUNTY ATTORNEYS $24.50 026737 MINNESOTA U.I. FUND $569.05 026738 MN DEPT. OF ADM $65.00 026739 NATIONAL WATERWORKS $22.84 026740 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS $517.12 026741 OFFICE SUPPLY CONNECTION $140.05 026742 OIL AIR PRODUCTS $108.29 026743 OMANN SHINGLE RECYCLING $2,735.51 026744 PIONEER-SARAH CREEK $3,156.28 026745 PLYMOUTH, CITY OF $1,064.35 026746 PRESS & NEWS PUBLICATIONS $451.60 198 ORDER CHECKS - JULY 7, 2004 (CONT'D) 026747 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AM $230.10 026748 QWEST $453.89 026749 RANDY'S SANITATION $109.62 026750 RDJ SPECIALTIES, INC. $149.54 026751 ROCHESTER MIDLAND $394.90 026752 SCHERER, STEVEN $101.52 026753 SCHWAAB, INC $121.99 026754 SEH $5,638.18 026755 STREICHER'S $6,346.64 026756 THIBAULT ASSOCIATES $180.00 026757 TIME SAVER OFF SITE, SEC. $491.50 026758 TRUGREEN CHEMLAWN (OSSEO) $1,812.66 026759 TWIN CITY WATER CLINIC $60.00 026760 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE $500.00 026761 UPTOWN HAMEL $50.00 026762 VALVOLINE FLEET SERVICES $46.79 026763 VERIZON WIRELESS $49.61 026764 VIEAU, CEC $99.12 026765 VISU-SEWER CLEAN & SEAL $998.75 026766 WAYZATA, CITY OF $32.00 026767 WESTSIDE EQUIPMENT $5,146.50 026768 WESTSIDE WHOLESALE TIRE $1,073.58 026769 WINTER EQUIPMENT COMPANY $1,027.47 026770 WRIGHT-HENNEPIN ELECTRIC $1,429.08 026771 XCEL ENERGY $34.75 026772 XEROX CORPORATION $42.31 $153,769.39 PAYROLL CHECKS - JUNE 28, 2004 018721 WORKMAN, BRUCE $138.52 018722 SMITH, CAROLYN A. $138.52 018723 BRINKMAN, RANDY $138.52 018724 ZIETLOW, PHILIP K. $207.79 018725 CHAFFINS, GARY S $793.39 018726 ADAMS, CHAD M. $1,786.96 018727 SCHERER, STEVEN T. $1,175.61 018728 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,477.32 018729 HALL, DAVID M. $1,3044.94 018730 DILLMAN, JAMES D $1,790.18 018731 DRESSEL, ROBERT P. $1,084.11 018732 BELLAND, EDGAR J $2,189.87 018733 CONVERSE, KEITH A $1,056.54 018734 VIEAU, CECILIA M $1,143.70 018735 DINGMANN, IVAN W $1,102.26 018736 SULANDER, LAURA L. $1,155.21 018737 LARSON, SANDRA L $945.47 018738 BOECKER, KEVIN D $1,135.19 018739 DOTY, JOSHUA F. $1,526.69 018740 GREGORY, THOMAS $1,315.14 018741 LANE, JAMES S. $138.52 018742 NELSON, JASON $1,848.53 018743 THUL, JEFFREY P. $1,118.25 $24,711.23 199 200 (THIS PAGE LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY)