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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF JULY 7, 2009
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on July 7, 2009 at 7:00
p.m. in the City Hall Chambers. Acting Mayor Smith presided.
I. ROLL CALL
Members present: Johnson, Siitari, Smith, Weir.
Members absent: Crosby
Also present: City Attorney Ron Batty, Police Chief Ed Belland, Associate Planner
Dusty Finke, City Administrator Chad Adams and Recording Secretary Amanda Staple.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
The agenda was approved as presented.
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Approval of the May 19, 2009 Special City Council Meeting Minutes
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, to approve the May 19, 2009 special City Council
meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
B. Approval of the June 16, 2009 Special City Council Meeting Minutes
It was noted on page one, the third paragraph, it should state: "...all City contracts,
including union contracts, for..."
Moved by Siitari, seconded by Smith, to approve the June 16, 2009 special City Council
meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
C. Approval of the June 16, 2009 Regular City Council Meeting Minutes
It was noted on page three, line 33, it should state "...mug° merger..." On page four,
line 12, it should state, "...all lakes, such as Holy Name and Elm Creek..." On page
seven, line 32, it should state, "...is elle in favor of growth." On page 12, line 14, it
should state, "...the amount of treated water used..."
Moved by Siitari, seconded by Smith, to approve the June 16, 2009 regular City Council
meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously,
V. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Resolution to Publish Ordinance 460 by Title and Summary
B. Ordinance Amending Section 805 of the Code of Ordinances Regarding
Adoption of the Minnesota State Building Code
C. Resolution Authorizing Publication of Section 805 Amendment Ordinance
by Title and Summary
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D. Approve Water Tank Clarifier Services Agreement with Corrpro Companies,
Inc.
E. Approve Change Order to Curb Replacement and Installation Project for
North Country Concrete
Moved by Johnson, seconded by Weir, to•approve the consent agenda. Motion
passed unanimously.
VI. PRESENTATION
A. Centerpoint Energy Grant
Jay Hibbard, area manager of Centerpoint Energy, presented a check for $2,500 to the
City for the purchase of new equipment to the Police Department.
Police Chief Belland explained the origination of the safe program and stated that a
family could purchase a bracelet used for tracking purposes, such as a child or an adult
with Alzheimer's disease. He thought the receiver would be a great tool for the
community.
Moved by Johnson, seconded by Weir, to accept the grant from Centerpoint for $2, 500.
Motion passed unanimously.
VII. COMMENTS
A. Comments from Citizens on Items not on the Agenda
There were none.
B. Park Commission
Park Commissioner Paul Jaeb provided an update from the last meeting. He stated that
a lot of time has been spent recently on park signs and advised that a design to
recommend to the Council would be voted on at the next meeting. Material for the signs
was also being discussed and samples would be brought to the meeting. He advised
that the Park Commissioners recommended approval of the draft RFP for a park
consultant and a plan would be presented to the Council by October. He reported that
Commissioner Kingsley resigned so there was now an opening on the Commission.
C. Planning Commission
Associate Planner Finke briefly reviewed the urban residential zoning regulations and
Hamel Legion Park Field House that would be discussed at the next meeting.
IX. NEW BUSINESS
A. Wranglers Bar and Restaurant — Preliminary/Final Plat and Site Plan
Review at 32 Hamel Road
Associate Planner Finke presented an application for a proposed addition to the rear of
the existing building at 32 Hamel Road to operate a bar and restaurant. He advised that
there were two requests, a plat to combine three lots and a site plan review for the
addition, grading and parking. He stated that the Planning Commission and staff
recommend approval of the request. He reviewed the preliminary and final plat
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information for the Council and explained the possible redevelopment of the property for
residential in the future.
Johnson did not see the need for additional residential zoning in the future for that area.
He did not believe that someone would want to build a high density residential complex
next to the fire house.
Weir explained that would be per the density requirements set by the Met Council for the
future.
Smith thought that this was a great opportunity and that it would contribute to a walkable
community. She did not think that the residential statement should be included in the
approval.
Johnson agreed and did not think that the residential component should be included.
Batty commented that the statement was purely for information and was meant to alert
the property owner that may be a possibility. He stated that the requirement could be
removed and the rezoning could wait until the rezoning of Uptown Hamel occurs.
It was the consensus of the Council to remove the second requirement from the plat
approval.
Johnson thought that the City seemed to be discouraging outdoor dining and questioned
why that would be.
Finke stated that the City was actually formalizing the idea of outdoor dining for the
owner to bring forward without an additional site plan review. He advised that the
limitations stated were the standards of the Uptown Hamel district.
Jim Willis, the applicant, explained that outdoor dining was not included at this time
because the establishment was trying to "get on their feet" before taking on that
additional expense. He advised that there is a proposed location but explained that it
would be added in the future.
Weir thought that there would be a circulation problem with the flow of traffic.
Finke explained that a section of the parking lot would possibly require drivers to backup
along the length of the lot. He stated that staff recommended additional landscaping
and restriping of the parking lot to improve the flow of parking. He briefly summarized
the site plan review and highlighted discussion items, such as the triggers for a site plan
review. He displayed a site plan for the proposed plat highlighting certain areas and
proposed use. He advised that hardi-board is proposed as a material but currently is
not allowed in the zoning district. He explained that the Planning Commission
recommended approval of the use of that material, as the existing building is composed
of hardi-board. Finke stated that the next issue would be the proposed rooftop
mechanical equipment and advised that the Planning Commission and staff recommend
approval of that request for properly screened equipment on the rooftop. He stated that
in regard to modulation and articulation there were some items that staff and the
Planning Commission suggested, specifically three conditions; additional windows or
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spandrel glass, incorporating the brick from the front fagade; and to alter the building
setback for the addition. He then reviewed the parking circulation suggestions again, as
well as lighting and Low Impact Development suggestions. The Planning Commission
and staff recommend approval of the plat and site plan with the conditions specified in
the report.
Jim Willis and the Council clarified some aspects of the site plan including a knee wall
around the building, increased windows on the addition, and the use of similar light
fixtures to the street lights, landscaping, and improved circulation for parking.
Finke reviewed the changes suggested by the Council and the direction for staff.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Johnson, to direct staff to prepare the resolutions for
preliminary/final plat and site plan approval with revisions as noted. Motion passed
unanimously.
B. Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 455, an Interim Ordinance Regarding
Religious Institutions and Facilities
1. Resolution to Publish Ordinance by Title and Summary
Finke briefly •clarified the proposed changes to the ordinance and the relation to some of
the approvals given during the consent portion of the agenda. He explained that the
ordinance would remove the moratorium and allow staff to accept applications in those
districts.
Johnson inquired if the rationale for establishing a 40,000 sq. ft. maximum for the new
district regulations was discussed by the Council at the last meeting. Smith replied yes,
at length, and commented their was consideration of decreasing to 35,000 sq. ft.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Siitari, to approve an Ordinance amending Ordinance No.
455, an interim Ordinance regarding religious institutions and facilities. Motion passed
3-1 (Johnson).
Adams noted that four approvals would be needed in order to publish the ordinance by
title and summary, which would save the City funds. He explained the difference
between publishing the entire ordinance and publishing the ordinance by only title and
summary.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Siitari, to approve the resolution authorizing the ordinance
to be published by title and summary. Motion failed 3-1 (Johnson).
C. Business Park Text Amendment Application
Finke briefly summarized the background information regarding the business park text
amendment application that was discussed at the previous meeting and submitted by
the applicant. He stated that during the work plan work session in January it was
decided to review one ordinance at a time in regard to updates due to the
Comprehensive Plan. He explained that the order was given to the ordinances to
ensure that certain items were changed by the nine -month timetable set by the Met
Council. He stated that if the Council does choose to reprioritize the ordinances and
review this area at this time that the ordinance be reviewed in its entirety.
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Smith questioned where the ordinance is on the work plan.
Finke stated that commercial ordinances had been reviewed, and urban residential
ordinances are being reviewed now, with mixed -use to follow.
Smith questioned where the residential properties would fall in the timeline in regard to
the golf course.
Finke reported that the City was one month behind because of the additional work on
the religious institutions. He thought that the residential ordinances, which would apply
to the golf course, would be presented to the Planning Commission and the Council in
the next 30-60 days and would then depend on the amount of discussion needed.
Weir thought it made more sense to continue with the timeline as set.
Smith questioned if there was another way to do this, such as a PUD. She questioned
what the cost would be to hire a consultant to assist on this portion of the ordinances.
Adams advised that although that had been done in the past, the City would probably
not have the time and/or funds available to hire out that type of work to expedite all three
of the ordinances (urban residential, mixed -use and business park). He was unsure of
the cost because of the fact that it could take one Council meeting or it could take
several depending on the amount of rewriting that may be necessary. He felt the, most
cost effective method for all parties involved in this business park application would be a
concept plan.
Rose Lorsung stated that this was the third time discussing this item in front of the
Council. She explained that the user is reviewing several different sites and the
developer is not interested in following the PUD process, as that could possibly be
unnecessary. She stated that this is a standard land use application with a text
amendment to a specific zoning district. She stated that the applicant is not asking to
submit a concept plan as they have hired her to complete the amendments for the City
at their cost instead. She advised that she would continue to work with staff, the
Planning Commission and the City Council to make the changes to the zoning district.
She explained that although she is not aware if the construction would occur in the next
year or next few years, the purchase would take place in the next year. She advised
that the applicant is not asking to skirt the process, but just to know that the City is
willing to work with them so that they can come in under the district requirements. She
stated that although this is the lowest cost property that the developer is looking at, they
are not willing to go through the PUD process. She advised that this would allow
improvements to the zoning district with little or no cost to the City.
Weir questioned if the City would be alerted as to whom the user is.
Lorsung stated that the user does not want to give their identity at this point as they are
still looking at a few other properties. She stated that if it were moved forward the
identity would be revealed and a site plan would be submitted.
Johnson questioned if the proposed user was in any relation to the owners of the
property.
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Lorsung advised that there was no relation between the user and the owner of the
property. She advised that the business is a high level software company that
specializes in a certain type of product with high salary employees. She briefly
summarized the proposed zoning amendments. She explained that the applicant would
like to follow the process but would just like to pay the hired planning consultant to make
the amendments needed for the zoning district. She stated that if the City was not
willing to make a text amendment to the ordinance they would also suggest making
changes to the official controls, at the possible cost of the owner.
Weir stated that six weeks ago a church was interested in the property and questioned
what the status of that request.
Lorsung advised that church is no longer interested in the property.
Batty commented that this would simply be a policy decision for the Council. He advised
the Council to be careful about letting a developer pay for the costs to amend the
ordinance, as if an application was pulled the developer would no longer be liable for
reimbursement.
Weir was uncomfortable with a text amendment and thought that the whole zoning
district should be rewritten.
Johnson thought that the text amendment was a roundabout way to get to the outcome
of allowing a new business into the community.
Batty explained that the ordinance as it stands does not fit the interested user. He
advised that the user would then come in during the second stage with the concept plan.
Adams explained the prioritization of the zoning ordinances and advised that the City
could acknowledge that they are favorable to the potential business prospect, but could
also present a schedule to the prospective business and request them to follow that.
Weir suggested moving the business park district ahead of the mixed use district to
meet them half way.
Johnson advised that this business would have a large impact on the tax base of the
City.
Adams advised of other businesses that were pursuing business interests and changes
to the zoning ordinances, one of which would have an equal impact on the tax base.
Adams inquired if staff should inform the prospective developers of the possible delay in
the mixed -use zoning district if the business park regulations are advanced ahead.
Lorsung stated that there are a few businesses that have gone into foreclosure in the
area discussed and would stay vacant. She advised that this is a land use application
and reviewed the rules for that type of application. She asked that this application be
moved forward as those other applications would be. She stated that if support was
passed today through a motion or resolution the application could be dropped and there
would be no cost to the City.
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Smith saw a benefit to having a consultant work with the City that was paid for by the
developer but also thought that the developer might then think that they would have the
right to jump the staging. She questioned how the City would have protection if this was
moved forward in regard to staging.
Johnson clarified that this was a method of moving to the front of the line.
Lorsung stated that the applicant is willing to pay for a consultant to make the necessary
changes to the zoning district, whether they build or not, which would help other property
owners in that same district.
Smith commented that she likes Lorsung's creative mind and saw this as an opportunity
but did not want to make the developer think that they would jump the staging.
Lorsung acknowledged that if the applicant wanted to move forward on the staging they
would need to meet the points system. She advised that this would still be voted on
throughout the process.
Johnson thought that this process seemed to be gaming the system but thought that
since this applicant was creative in bringing their application forward in this manner it
should at least be moved forward as this could be a great opportunity to bring in a large
corporate office. He thought that the Council should do what they can to bring this
company into the economy.
Weir questioned if payments could be made incrementally to cover the City costs,
should the developer walk away.
Adams stated that the applicant has submitted an agreement stating that they would
cover all costs but explained the possible risk if the applicant withdraws the application.
He advised that staff would still need to spend a fair amount of work to finish the
ordinance with the work of the consultant, and that cost burden would be placed on the
City if the applicant withdraws.
Smith recessed the meeting at 9:04 p.m.
Smith reconvened the meeting at 9:07 p.m.
Lorsung commented that she did not think that the City would complete all the required
updates within the normal nine month timeline. She advised that the applicant is willing
to be creative in agreements, such as working on the business park district in tandem
with the mixed use district.
Smith thought the Council should begin to move more quickly and make decisions in a
more efficient manner.
Batty commented that the timeframe was put together in the mindset that each grouping
should take one Planning Commission meeting and one or two Council meetings, rather
than two Planning Commission meetings and several Council meetings.
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Weir supported completing the residential zoning ordinances and then moving forward
the business park district before the mixed use district.
Adams questioned what the City would tell the other applicants that are awaiting the
changes to be made to the mixed use district.
Johnson questioned why the other business owners could not move forward in the same
manner that this applicant has, been submitting an application.
Smith suggested using the consultant for the business park district and staff working
primarily on the mixed use district.
Adams commented that a more expedited timeline for the three ordinances could only
be done with the help of the Council, as it has been hard to pass more than one
ordinance through the Council at one or two meetings rather than four or five meetings.
Smith suggested holding an additional meeting per month if need be to complete things
in a more timely manner.
Moved by Johnson, seconded by Weir, to direct staff to simultaneously review the
business park district and the mixed use district after the completion of the residential
ordinance review. Motion passed unanimously.
Smith suggested that the Planning Commission and Council come to the meetings
better prepared and with suggestions to expedite this process, along with extra
meetings if need be.
Lorsung commented that the applicant is willing to pay for the consultant to do the work
on the business park district while the City staff is working on the residential ordinance
review. She stated that the applicant is willing to remove the application and work on
the process completely funded by the applicant if the item were added to the August
Planning Commission. She stated that the application has been submitted and
requested that the item be added to the August Planning Commission meeting.
Adams advised that it would be almost impossible to add the item to the August meeting
with the current workload and cautioned against the applicant withdrawing the
application as an assurance they would pay for the staff or consultant work on the
ordinance.
Smith questioned if staff could review the ability to add the item to the September
Planning Commission meeting.
Adams did not think it was a matter of the Planning Commission being a barrier and
thought that a better gauge would be the August 5, 2009 Council meeting and how the
Council processes or continues the residential ordinance discussion. He thought that
the burden would be the amount of work needed after the August 5th Council meeting on
how many revisions or further research will be needed. A large amount of continued
review would limit staffs ability to focus on the business park and/or mixed use
ordinances.
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Johnson thought that the City should find a way to get this done, as the process has
been taking longer than it should in the past. While he did not like feeling that this
applicant had jumped the line, he also did not think that this business should be left to
walk away and that the meeting should be added to the September Planning
Commission.
Weir agreed with Johnson as long as staff felt that it was feasible.
Siitari was concerned that this site is not the only prospect. He was unsure if the
property was the first choice.
Lorsung stated that this piece of property is the first choice. She explained that the
property has been taken in and out of the MUSA, has been taken out of staging, and
has been rezoned more than once. She advised that because of all those changes the
property is very fairly priced in the market.
Johnson questioned that if everything fell into line when the development would take
place on the property.
Lorsung advised that fall of 2010 or spring of 2011 to build as the process with the City
will take more than one year alone. She stated that it would be several years out before
occupancy would occur. She stated that if the City were to agree to place this item on
the September Planning Commission the applicant would be willing to provide the
resources and remove the application if that were the favor of the Council.
Batty reviewed the previous process of the Council and stated that should the Council
reach the 120-day mark, a decision would need to be made.
Smith acknowledged that the applicant is asking for the item to be added to the
September Planning Commission and thought that an agreement would need to be
made in terms of resources and financial obligations.
Adams advised that the City would also need additional resources, such as a consultant,
that would be working for the City.
Johnson questioned the amount of work that would be needed for this ordinance.
Adams advised that although there is substantial work left for the ordinance a fair
amount had already been done through the commercial district.
It was the consensus of the Council to add the business park district to the September
Planning Commission and to make a commitment to expedite the review of the
ordinances.
D. Ordinance Pertaining to Public Nuisances; Amending Section 330 Police
Regulations
1. Resolution to Publish Ordinance by Title and Summary
Weir had a question in regard to section 330.09 and the limit on the number of dogs.
Batty felt that the kennel portion of the ordinance was misplaced but advised that the
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changes made at this point were focused on one portion and further concerns could be
addressed in the future.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Siitari, to approve an Ordinance pertaining to public
nuisances; amending section 330 Police regulations. Motion passed unanimously.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Siitari, to approve the resolution authorizing the ordinance
to be published by title and summary. Motion passed unanimously.
E. Park Commission Appointment
Moved by Weir, seconded by Johnson, to approve the appointment of Bill Waytas to the
Medina Park Commission through January 1, 2010. Motion passed unanimously.
X. CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT
A. City Hall Garbage Enclosure
Adams reported that he would need direction as to whether or not to proceed with the
low bid, the timing of when to move forward, and possible funding. He stated that
funding source could be researched if the direction was to move forward.
Weir was surprised at the expense.
Smith stated that the City is out of compliance and should do the work just as any other
resident of the City would be required.
It was the consensus of the Council to direct staff to move forward on the project and
bring forward further funding specifics at the next meeting.
Xl. MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL REPORTS
There were none.
XII. APPROVAL TO PAY THE BILLS
Moved by Weir, seconded by Siitari, to approve the bills, EFT 000499-000513 for
$46,053.23 and order check numbers 034157-034226 for $234, 700.06 and payroll
check 020205 for $512.09 and EFT 502126-502152 for $42, 856.76. Motion passed
unanimously.
XIII. CLOSED SESSION: ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY
Adams announced the City would be entering closed session to discuss the possible
land acquisition of 2392 Pioneer Trail and PID 03-118-23-34-0001. Present in the
closed session were City Administrator Chad Adams, City Attorney Ron Batty, and
Council members Smith, Johnson, Siitari and Weir.
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The meeting was recessed to closed session to discuss the acquisition of property at
10:05 p.m.
The Council returned to open session at 10:21 p.m. Adams announced he was
provided with direction to continue discussions with the land owners on possible land
acquisition.
XIII. ADJOURN
Moved by Weir, seconded by Siitari, to adjourn the meeting at 10:23 p.m. Moll • n
passed unanimously.
Carolyn A. '1"i' ith, Acting Mayor
Attest:
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Chad M. Adams, City Administrator -Clerk
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ORDER CHECKS June 12. 2009 - July 1, 2009
034157 MET COUNCIL (SAC) $1,980.00
034158 EXXONMOBIL $188.64
034159 JOHNSON, DAYNA $753.99
034160 MEDIACOM OF MN LLC $45.95
034161 PITNEY BOWES(RENTAL) $112.17
034162 SAMS CLUB $60.78
034163 OFFICE OF CHILD SUPPORT $240.00
034164 WAYZATA, CITY OF $1,424.41
034165 GOODIN CO. $255.32
034166 QWEST $438.80
034167 WRIGHT HENNEPIN COOP $2,355.00
034168 Void $0.00
034169 ABDO, EICK & MEYERS LLP $6,972.00
034170 AMERICAN SUPPLY GROUP $146.96
034171 ASSURANT $535.66
034172 B&B PRODUCTS INC $365.00
034173 BONESTROO INC $49,736.38
034174 BROCK WHITE CO LLC $364.87
034175 CLASSIC CLEANING CO LLC $500.56
034176 COMMERCIAL ASPHALT CO. $7,513.69
034177 DIAMOND MOWERS INC $110.20
034178 EGAN COMPANY $198.35
034179 EHLERS & ASSOC INC $1,615.00
034180 ELM CREEK WATERSHED $6,693.74
034181 FIRESIDE HEARTH & HOME $50.50
034182 GARYS DIESEL SERVICE INC $186.10
034183 HACH COMPANY $201.17
034184 HAMEL FIRE RELIEF ASSN $4,000.00
034185 HAMEL LIONS CLUB $500.00
034186 HAWKINS INC. $5,272.36
034187 HD SUPPLY WATERWORKS $5,343.77
034188 HEALTHPARTNERS $24,470.86
034189 HENN COUNTY SHERIFF (JAIL) $174.35
034190 HENN COUNTY TEASURER ( $727.25
034191 HENRYS WATERWORKS INC $209.83
034192 HONEST AUTO LLC $1,301.15
034193 KENNEDY & GRAVEN $10,649.74
034194 KONICA MINOLTA (COPIER $600.04
034195 LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA CITIES $52.37
034196 LORETTO TOWING $121.14
034197 MAPLE PLAIN, CITY OF $471.48
034198 MEDINA AUTO SERVICE $93.30
034199 METRO WEST INSPECTION $634.67
034200 MN BCA (BUR CRIM APP) $50.00
034201 NELSON AUTO CENTER INC $21,375.66
034202 NELSON ELECTRIC MOTOR $1,154.98
034203 NORTH COUNTRY CONCRETE $38,338.20
034204 OFFICE DEPOT , $125.63
034205 OFFICE OF ENTERPRISE TECH $5.00
034206 PIONEER -SARAN CREEK $3,489.63
034207 PITNEY BOWES POSTAGE BY $1,000.00
034208 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. $1,230.86
034209 RDJ SPECIALTIES, INC. $93.22
034210 ROLF ERICKSON $6,355.46
034211 SCHOENING EXCAVATING INC $455.00
034212 SENSUS METERING SYSTEMS $1,320.00
034213 SENTRY SYSTEMS INC $350.00
034214 SHOUTZ, CASEY STEVEN $110.00
034215 SPRINT(POLICEINTERNET) $286.93
034216 SPRINT/NEXTEL $579.84
034217 STREICHERS INC $1,005.42
034218 TIME SAVER OFFSITE SEC $282.50
034219 TRUGREEN (MAPLEGROVE) $2,587.00
034220 UNIFORMS UNLIMITED INC $1,062.34
034221 VALLEY NATL GASES $52.82
034222 VALVOLINE FLEET SERVICE- $98.89
034223 VESSCO, INC $1,341.18
034224 WESTSIDE WHOLESALE TIRE $113.62
034225 XCEL ENERGY(POB9477) $3,784.58
034226 YOCUM OIL CO. INC $10,383.75
Total Order Checks $234,700.06
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E-CHECKS June 12, 2009 — July 1, 2009
000499E PR PERA $10,769.92
000500E ACCLAIM BENEFITS LLC $586.52
000501E ACCLAIM BENEFITS LLC $1,706.93
000502E MINNESOTA, STATE OF $1,148.00
000503E PR PERA $10,828.88
000504E PR FED/FICA $11,288.30
000505E PR MN Deferred Comp $900.00
000506E PR STATE OF MINNESOTA $2,569.85
000507E CITY OF MEDINA $20.00
000508E FARMERS STATE BANK OF $20.00
000509E CITY OF MEDINA $633.67
000501E ACCLAIM BENEFITS LLC $3,324.46
000511E FARMERS STATE BANK OF $35.00
000512E FARMERS STATE BANK OF $20.00
000513E DELTA DENTAL $2.201.70
Total Checks $46,053.23
PAYROLL CHECKS June 12, 2009 — July 1, 2009
020205 TRINH, DAVID B $512.09
Total Checks $512.09
PAYROLL DIRECT DEPOSIT June 12, 2009 — July 1, 2009
502126 ADAMS, CHAD M. $2,764.72
502127 BARNHART, ERIN $1,372.97
502128 BELLAND, EDGAR J. $2,535.23
502129 BOECKER, KEVIN D. $2,230.00
502130 CONVERSE, KEITH A. $1,960.00
502131 DAY, JEANNE M $2,059.37
502132 DINGMANN, IVAN W $1,614.30
502133 DOMINO, CHARMANE $1,502.98
502134 DRESSEL, ROBERT P. $1,637.84
502135 FINKE, DUSTIN D $1,860.99
502136 GALLUP, JODI M $1,375.06
502137 GREGORY, THOMAS $1,831.58
502138 HALL, DAVID M. $1,756.04
502139 JESSEN, JEREMIAH S $1,300.37
502140 KLAERS GROTHE, ANNE M $582.66
502141 LANE, LINDA $1,271.05
502142 LEUER, GREGORY J. $1,524.61
502143 MAROHNIC, NICHOLAS $530.31
502144 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,772.57
502145 MCKINLEY, JOSHUA D $510.01
502146 NELSON, JASON $2,439.54
502147 PETERSON-DUFRESNE, DEBRA $1,245.91
502148 PORTINEN, TERI $1,272.93
502149 REINKING, DEREK M $1,318.95
502150 SCHERER, STEVEN T. $1,844.68
502151 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $1,100.35
502152 VINCK, JOHN J. $1,641.74
Total Payroll Direct Deposit $42,856.76
Medina City Council Meeting Minutes
July 7, 2009