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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF AUGUST 5, 1997
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on August 5, 1997 at 7:30 p.m.
in the City Hall Chambers. Mayor John Ferris presided.
Members present: Ferris, Hamilton, Johnson, and Thies.
Members absent: Zietlow.
Also present: Interim Police Chief Ed Belland, City Attorney Ron Batty, Public Works Director
Jim Dillman, City Engineer Shawn Gustafson, Zoning Administrator Loren Kohnen, and City
Clerk -Treasurer Paul Robinson.
1. Approval and Additions to the Agenda
Added: City Hail Addition Update, Executive Session, Removed: Item 9A3.
Moved by Ann Theis, seconded by Jim Johnson, to approve the agenda as amended..
Motion passed unanimously.
2. Approval of the Minutes from June 24, 1997, Special City Council Meeting
• Page 3, paragraph number 7, first sentence, "Phil" was replaced by "Rick".
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by Ann Thies, to approve the minutes of the June 24,
1997 special city council meeting as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
3. Approval of the Minutes from the July 1, 1997 Regular City Council Meeting
• Page 1, item number 2A, sentence changed to state that Hamel Legion Park was the
recipient of a $2,500 tree donation.
• Page 6, item number 15, paragraph 4, motion has Johnson voting twice, and need to
change one of the Johnsons to Zietlow.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by John Ferris, to approve the minutes of the July 1 city
council meeting as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
4. Consent Agenda
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by John Hamilton to approve the consent agenda as folfows:
A. Gambling Permit - Holy Name Church, Country Days Festival.
B. Gambling Permit - Minnesota Medical Foundation, Annual Golf Classic.
C. Resolution 97-25 Granting Preliminary Plat Approval to Kelly Neal for Kelly's Wrecker
Service Addition.
D. Resolution 97-26 Granting Preliminary Plat Approval to Edmund Lundgren and Dawn
Lundgren.
E. Resolution 97-27 Granting Final Plat Approval and Resolution 97-28 Conditional Use
Permit(CUP) to Scott Baker For Scott Baker Associates Addition.
F. Resolution 97-29 Granting a Conditional Use Permit to Suburban Hennepin Regional Park
District for An Outdoor Educational Facility.
G. Petition and Waiver Agreements - Tower Drive.
H. Resolution 97-30 Granting Final Plat for W.G. Schroeder 3705 CR 19.
I. Release of Letter of Credit for Eneback Construction.
J. Table Discussion on Garbage/Recycling Bids.
K. Resolution 97-31 Granting a Permit to Minnegasco for Gas Main Installation.
Motion passed unanimously.
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5. Park Commission Comments -There were none.
6. Planning Commission Comments - There were none.
OLD BUSINESS
7. Park Commission Appointment
John Ferris said that the city advertised for a park commission opening and received one letter
in response from Steve Schmit. Ann Thies said that Steve Schmit has been a long time
resident of Medina, and served on the Planning Commission and City Council. She said he
would be an excellent candidate.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by Jim Johnson to appoint Steve Schmit to the park
commission vacancy expiring January 1998.
Motion passed unanimously.
8. T.I.F. Application
Paul Robinson said at the June 17 City Council Meeting he presented a revised TIF policy and
application. Robinson said he was still working on this policy but that the application was
ready for approval. Robinson said Sid Inman, from Ehlers & Associates, bond counsel for
Kennedy & Graven, reviewed the application and said it required the necessary information
from applicants for him to review TIF proposals. Robinson said that the application
incorporated the $5,000 application fee approved by the city council at the June 17 meeting.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by John Hamilton to approve the application. Motion passed
unanimously.
Item number 8C1 was delayed until later in the meeting when Joe Francis would be available
for comment.
NEW BUSINESS - Planning & Zoning
9. Reg Pederson - Community Sign Proposal
Reg Pederson said that he wanted to replace his two existing signs with one sign that would
include a rolling computerized sign displaying upcoming community events/meetings. He said
the sign meets all of the ordinance requirements but he wanted to make sure the city council
was aware of his plans to include a community sign as a part of his commercial sign.
John Ferris asked the zoning administrator if the sign met all of the ordinance requirements.
Loren Kohnen said that it did. He said he wanted to make sure the city council was aware of
the community sign and see if the city council had any concerns. Kohnen said it's possible
that several signs up and down Highway 55 may want to add a community sign to their
commercial sign.
There was some discussion about this. John Hamilton said that he thought it was a helpful
idea and a good method for people to receive information on the city and community events.
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John Ferris said staff should take a look at this issue and make a recommendation to the city
council or some type of agreement with Reg Pederson for determining how public information
is placed on this sign.
10. Monique & Kelly Donaldson 3145 Lakeshore Avenue, Lake & Side Yard Setback
Variance Request & Resolution Approval
Loren Kohnen said that Mr. & Mrs. Donaldson were requesting variances to the lake and side
yard setbacks. He said they would like to replace an existing deck which has become unsafe.
He said the planning commission recommended approval of the setback variances with one
condition that the new deck is not built any larger than the existing deck.
There was some discussion about the hardships recommended. Jim Johnson recommended
using only lot size as the hardship which has been the case for many other properties in the
Independence Beach area.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by John Hamilton to approve the Resolution 97-32 approving
the variances to the side and rear yard setback with the hardship being the small/unique lot
size. Motion passed unanimously.
11. Discussion on the Upcoming Sale of the Hennepin County Property, Formerly Known
as Elwell Farm
Loren Kohnen said he was invited to attend a pre -bidders meeting on August 21 for the sale of
the Hennepin County Property. Kohnen said that the city has received a number of calls on
this property. Developers would like to know how the city is planning to zone that property in
the future.
Kohnen said that the low bid for the property was set at $10,000,000.
After some discussion the city council directed staff to give a factual representation of how the
property was currently zoned and that the city has no plans to change the zoning of this
property. The area currently guided for sewer in the comprehensive plan will remain that way.
The remaining property will continue to be zoned rural residential.
12. Lot Combination/Replat/Conditional Use Permit for the Holiday
Stationstore/Carwash/Liquor Store
Joe Francis, owner of the proposed Holiday Station, said he met with the county and the city
staff and came up a way to straighten 101. He said in order for the proposal to work they
needed property from the east side of 101. The current owner of this property was not willing
to give an easement for this realignment. So up to this point he has not been able to find a
way to make the road work.
There was a lot of discussion about different alternatives the Holiday Station could take. Since
the road was a county road, the city council directed the city staff, and Joe Francis to meet
with the county to develop another alternative that would satisfy the safety requirements and
concerns of Hennepin County.
Ron Batty reminded Joe Francis and the city council that the 60 day rule was extended to this
meeting, and that the city council would be required to act on this proposal tonight without an
additional extension from the applicants.
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Joe Francis said that he would extend the 60 days until October 10 of this year.
13. Metropolitan Council Grant Application
Robinson said at the previous city council meeting Shawn Gustafson passed out an
application for a grant to assist cities in developing their comprehensive plans. Robinson said
staff put together this application for the July 15 city council. Since that meeting did not take
place, staff applied for the grant and is now seeking retroactive approval from the city council
for submission of the application. Robinson said a resolution was included for the city council's
approval.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by Jim Johnson, to approve Resolution 97-33 authorizing
staff to apply for the Metropolitan Council Planning Grant. Motion passed unanimously.
14. Planning Commission Issues
Loren Kohnen said that Chris Crosby was planning to resign from the planning commission.
Kohnen said Crosby had not resigned yet but had missed enough meetings to allow the city
council to consider his seat vacant.
Ann Thies said she would like to receive an official letter of resignation and for the city to send
him a letter thanking him for his service on the commission.
It was suggested that the city council appoint Jerry Brost, the second most vote recipient from
the previous planning commission appointment.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by John Hamilton to appoint Jerry Brost to the Planning
Commission. Motion passed unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS - Public Works
15. Paving Mohawk Drive
Jim Dillman said he received a petition from a number of residents on Mohawk Drive
requesting the city pave this road. Jim Dillman said that the total cost of the project would be
$243,000, of that the city's share would be $145,150. $120,000 of that would be spent in
1998 and the remainder in 1999.
John Hamilton asked if the side roads were to be paved in addition to Mohawk.
Jim Dillman said just Mohawk. He said he would like to do this assessment on a unit basis,
with on road and off road units. Dillman said that there were 18 lots on Mohawk 9 of which
signed the petition making up 36% of the frontage.
There was some discussion on this issue. Jim Dillman said that he would budget a portion of
this road in 1998 and postpone Evergreen Road for another year.
Ron Batty said the city council could accept the petition and make a finding that the signatures
made up more than 35% of the frontage. He said this would lower the vote requirement for
ordering this project to a simple majority.
Jim Dillman asked the city council to call for the preparation of a feasibility report and a public
hearing for the second hearing in September.
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Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by John Hamilton, to approve Resolution 97-35 accepting the
petition and make a finding that it represented more than 35% of the frontage, order the
preparation of a feasibility report on the paving of Mohawk Drive, and set a public hearing for
September 16 at 7:45 p.m. Motion passed unanimously.
16. Hiring a C.S.O.
Ed Belland said that last week they interviewed 12 candidates. The top candidate was Martha
Lundell. He said she was a law enforcement student at Hennepin Technical College and a
resident of Medina. He asked for approval to hire Martha Lundell for the Community Service
Officer position.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by John Ferris, to approve hiring Martha Lundell for the
Community Service Officer position. Motion passed unanimously.
17. Safe and Sober Program
Ed Belland asked the city council to authorize the police department's continuation in the safe
and sober program. He said a resolution authorizing staff to reapply for this program was
include with the city council information. Ann Thies said that this program seemed to take up a
lot of time. She asked if there were enough officers to handle participation in this program.
Ed Belland said the city was short staffed and would have some problems immediately filling
all of the hours. However, he was confident they could fill the hours within the year.
John Hamilton said if the city was not able to complete all of the hours that other cities
participating in this program would be able to take on additional hours from the city of Medina.
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by Ann Thies, to approve Resolution 97-34 authorizing
staff to execute the Safe and Sober Agreement. Motion passed unanimously.
18. Cops Grant
Ed Belland said last year the council voted to approve an application for a COPS grant. This
year they're asking if the city would like to continue the option to participate in this program.
There was some discussion about whether or not it was worth reapplying. After some
discussion John Hamilton stated this was a quick form asking the city if they would like the
option to participate, this did not mean the city would be required to participate. There was
general consensus to reapply for the COPS grant. John Hamilton said it would be better to
ask for one full time position than 2 part time positions.
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by John Ferris, to direct the Interim Police Chief and
Mayor to sign the application. Motion passed unanimously.
The City Hall addition discussion was postponed until the architect, Del Erickson, would be
available for comment.
19. Vehicle Use Policy
Ron Batty said an attorney on their staff had been researching the tax related issues of this
policy. Batty said basically the city council would need to deal with the tax issues separately
for police and for non -police. For police, an officer can take a marked police vehicle home if
the city council specifically requires that be a part of the officer's position. Batty said that for a
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non -police employee the vehicle would need to be specifically marked or modified so that it
would be unlikely for personal use. Batty gave an example of a cement truck or other type
vehicle that only had a specific, non -personal use.
Ed Belland asked if he could drop off his child at daycare on his way to work in the city vehicle.
Ron Batty said that it was a de minimis issue, that dropping off a child one block out of the way
would be of no significance, however, if it were two miles or a mile out of the way that would
be more significant.
There was some discussion about the vehicle use policy that was included with the previous
city council information packet. It was decided that it could be adopted in its current form with
no modifications.
Moved by John Ferns, seconded by John Hamilton to approve the vehicle use policy. Motion
passed unanimously.
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by Ann Thies to make it a job requirement of the police
chief to take a marked squad home. Motion passed unanimously.
20. Budget Time Line
Paul Robinson asked if the city council had any additions or modifications to the time line.
There were none.
Robinson stated that his initial letter from the state about the city's levy limit requirement
looked as if the city could raise the 1998 levy by 9.6%. Robinson said he had initially thought
the levy limit would be between to 2% to 3%.
The consensus of the city council was that the time line would be sufficient.
21. Tax Increment Financing Report
Paul Robinson said he did not complete the tax increment financing report within the deadline
required by the state. Because of this the city received a letter asking for an explanation why
the report was not completed.
Robinson stated this report was difficult to complete since each TIF district was required to be
reported separately. Robinson said that for many years the district's funds were kept in the
same fund and in order to separate out expenditures and revenues for each TIF district he
would have to look back at each invoice and determine which TIF district they were from.
Robinson said that the down side of not completing the report was that the city's name would
be published by the state senate committee on tax increment financing as a city in non-
compliance. In addition the state auditor would eventually audit the city in order to complete
the reports.
Robinson said that initially he believed the city would have to pay for this audit, but he found
out that the city would not have to pay for that audit. He asked the city council if he could
delay filling out the report and wait until the state auditor audited the city and completed the
report.
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There was some discussion on this. John Ferris stated that he believed that he and the city
clerk -treasurer would be able to complete the report. The consensus of the council was to wait
and let the mayor and city clerk -treasurer attempt to complete the form.
22. Storage Issues
Robinson said as a part of remodeling the police department the downstairs storage room will
be converted into an evidence room. Robinson said the documents in that room would need
to be stored elsewhere. He said that some of the historical documents could go to the
Minnesota Historical Society. Robinson asked if the city council was O.K. with this transfer.
The consensus of the city council was to go ahead and transfer historical documents.
Robinson also asked for up to $5,400 for shelving and cabinets to store information upstairs.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by John Hamilton, to approve to up to $5,400 for used
shelving and file cabinets for storing the city's documents upstairs. Motion passed
unanimously
Robinson said the city has some surplus equipment that is no longer needed. Robinson said
he would like to have an auction to dispose of the equipment.
After some discussion the city council decided it would be better to donate the equipment.
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by Ann Thies, to authorize the city clerk to donate surplus
equipment. Motion passed unanimously.
23. Agreement with Hennepin County for Electronic Data
Robinson said that as a part of updating the city's database he would like to get the county's
tax records on a disk. In order to do this the city would have to agree not to sell the county's
database format or information.
Moved by John Ferris, seconded by Ann Thies, to authorize the city clerk to enter into an
agreement with Hennepin County for electronic data. Motion passed unanimously.
24. Computer Issues
Robinson said last year he came before the city council and requested money to upgrade the
city's computer system to Windows 95. That upgrade has been completed but a couple of
issues still remain. One of the police department 's computers was not able to be upgraded
and the police department 's network printer was not able to handle the additional information
over the network. Robinson recommended buying a new computer and printer for the police
department. He said the old network printer would be attached to the officer's new computer
and the new printer would be attached to the police assistant's computer. He said this should
resolve the remaining issues with the Windows 95 upgrade.
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by John Hamilton, to approve the purchase. Motion passed
unanimously.
25. City Assessor Contract
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Robinson said that Rolf Erickson would like to know if the city council was planning to renew
his contract for assessing services. Since his contract runs out at the end of August he
wanted some indication so that he could budget for the coming year.
There was some discussion on this issue. The city council said that they were planning to use
his services again, but asked the city clerk to see if Mr Erickson could change his contract
dates to coincide with the calendar year.
26. City Hall Addition
John Ferris said he was asking for agreement from the city council on the concept for
managing the police department garage/remodeling project. He said instead of bidding out the
entire project, the city would contract out the smaller pieces of the project and only bid out
those pieces that were over the $25,000 limit.
There was some discussion. The general consensus of the city council was that it sounded
like it would save the city a great deal of money and would be appropriate. They reviewed
some of the bid requirements.
Ed Belland said that the only issue not included in this bid was around $10,000 for a security
system.
Del Erickson, the architect on this project, stated that he would like to re-evaluate some of the
fees and conditions attached by the construction manager. He believed they increased their
fees disproportionately to the increase in the cost of the project.
John Ferris said that this project needed some tightening up but that he wanted general
approval from the city council to go forward with this project and method.
General approval was given for the project. However, concerns were raised about the general
contractor. Del Erickson, was directed to look at alternative general contractors.
27. Approval to Pay the Bills
Moved by Jim Johnson, seconded by John Hamilton, to pay the bills. Motion passed
unanimously.
28. Executive Session
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by John Ferris, to close the meeting and move into
executive session to discuss litigation matters. Motion passed unanimously.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by Jim Johnson to approve the settlement agreement with
Dan Roach. Motion passed unanimously.
Moved by Ann Thies, seconded by Jim Johnson, to close the executive session and move
back into regular session. Motion passed unanimously.
29. Adjournment
Moved by John Hamilton, seconded by Ann Thies, to adjourn the meeting at 10:28 p.m.
Motion passed unanimously.
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John B. Ferris, Mayor
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Paul Robinson, City Clerk -Treasurer
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ORDER CHECKS - JULY 31, 1997
THESE WERE FOR 7/15/97 MEETING WHICH WAS CANCELLED, AND WERE
PRINTED THIS DATE AND APPROVED AT THE AUGUST 5, 1997 MEETING
17309 Hennepin County Support $ 565.00
17310 Law Enforcement Labor Services 99.00
17311 P.E.R.A. 2,213.62
17312 Air Touch Cellular 171.99
17313 Earl F. Anderson 285.76
17314 Biff s, Inc. 315.30
17315 Buffalo Bituminous 2,165.13
17316 Classic Cleaning 191.70
17317 Classifieds 37.68
17318 Connelly Ind. Electric. 582.56
17319 Ditter, Inc. 240.44
17320 Erickson's Bake Shop 72.97
17321 Feed Rite Controls 69.34
17322 Fortin Hardware 348.28
17323 Gary's Diesel 350.66
17324 Genuine Parts 8.56
17325 Void Check 0.00
17326 Void Check 0.00
17327 Glenwood Inglewood 71.7
17328 Goodin Co 47.51
17329 Gopher State One Call 98.00
17330 Great West Life 475.00
17331 Gregor Farm 62.99
17332 Hamel Building Center 714.72
17333 Hamel Fire Dept 500.00
17334 Health Partners 2,076.61
17335 Hennepin Co. Dept. of Property Tax 173.06
17336 Hennepin Co.Treas., Acctg. Svcs. 1,603.00
17337 Holiday 12.94
17338 L & R Grading 858.66
17339 Lake Business Supply 110.22
17340 Lakeshore Weekly News 144.35
17341 Larson Publications 113.61
17342 Lucent Technologies 13.30
17343 Metro Council Environmental Svcs., Treatment Chgs. 8,806.00
17344 Metro Council Environmental Svcs., SAC Charges 3,762.00
17345 Midwest Asphalt Corporation 213.85
17346 Midwest Automotive. 29.55
17347 Minnesota State Treasurer 1,595.09
17348 Minn Comm 38.60
17349 Minnegasco 34.79
if2.07
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ORDER CHECKS - JULY 31, 1997(CONT'D)
17350 Minnesota Conway 175.96
17351 Minnesota Extension Service 40.00
17352 Minnesota Mutual 193.00
17353 Minnesota State Retirement 117.00
17354 North Memorial Medical Center 420.00
17355 Northern Waterworks Supply 2,716.67
17356 Randy's Sanitation 408.73
17357 Reynolds Welding 38.34
17358 Streicher's 38.02
17359 Tallen & Baertschi 3,671.13
17360 U.S. Filter 3,929.85
17361 Uniforms Unlimited 74.55
17362 Westside Wholesale 69.18
17363 Wright-Hennnepin Electric 1,391.55
17364 Wright -Hennepin Security Svcs. 76.14
$ 42,633.66
PAYROLL CHECKS - JULY 15, 1997
15287 Paul A. Robinson $ 800.71
15288 Steven T. Scherer 937.63
15289 Michael J. Rouillard 460.46
15290 Scott W. Kroeger 1,051.69
15291 James D. Dillman 1,183.14
15292 Robert P. Dressel 942.28
15293 Edgar J. Belland 1,621.63
15294 Cecilia M. Vieau 666.18
15295 Laura L. Sulander 890.73
15296 Sandra L. Larson 733.04
15297 Jon D. Priem 1,185.69
15298 Jeffrey J. Weiler 492.93
$10, 967.10
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ORDER CHECKS - AUGUST 5, 1997
17365 Air Touch Cellular $ 46.05
17366 All Steel Products 2,342.84
17367 Alpha Power Systems 1,044.76
17368 American Express 51.07
17369 American Linen 42.72
17370 B & B Products 96.83
17371 Edgar Belland 50.64
17372 Bergman Companies 3,873.10
17373 Bonestroo, Rosene, Andelrik 8,153.11
17374 Budget Printing 368.31
17375 Casara Computer 417.15
17376 Delta Dental 550.15
17377 James Dillman 164.19
17378 E-Z-Recycling 2,132.58
17379 Embedded Systems 531.00
17380 Rolf Erickson Enterprises 2,580.74
17381 Feed Rite Controls 4,659.12
17382 Firstar Bank 10,345.00
17383 Goodin Co 79.03
17384 Grainger 400.91
17385 Great West Life 475.00
17386 Gregor Farm 10.33
17387 Hennepin Co. Treas., Acctg. Svcs. 80.00
17388 Humane Society of Wright Co. 127.50
17389 Void Check 0.00
17390 Kennedy & Graven 16,051.85
17391 Lake Business Supply 217.93
17392 Lakeshore Weekly News 60.38
17393 Lathrop Paint 192.29
17394 Lawson Products 93.26
17395 Long Lake Fire 3,297.36
17396 Medica 2,150.56
17397 Metro West Inspection 10,189.96
17398 Minnegasco 33.96
17399 Minnesota Assn. Of Small Cities 50.00
17400 Minnesota County Attorneys 72.14
17401 Minnesota Mutual 193.00
17402 Minnesota State Retirement Systems 117.00
17403 Minnesota, State of - BCA 270.00
17404 Northern States Power 3,905.84
17405 Northern Waterworks Supply 359.45
17406 P.E. R.A. 3,721.51
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ORDER CHECKS - AUGUST 5, 1997 (CONT'D)
17407 Perry's Truck Repair 38.84
17408 Pump & Meter Service 150.23
17409 Randy's Sanitation 154.73
17410 St. Paul Pioneer Press 414.60
17411 Straight Line Auto 1,287.46
17412 Suburban Rate Authority 200.00
17413 Thorpe Distributing r 39,086.24
17414 Twin City Water Clinic 40.00
17415 Twinco Automotive 8,813.23
17416 U.S. West 418.16
17417 Uniforms Unlimited 261.95
17418 Unum 48.20
17419 Wayzata Bay Car Wash 213.00
17420 Westside Wholesale Tire 31.53
17421 Ziegler, Inc. 184.04
$130,940.83
PAYROLL CHECKS - AUGUST 5, 1997
15299 Paul A. Robinson 960.71
15300 Steven T. Scherer 1,158.94
15301 Michael J. Rouillard 1,041.96
15302 Scott W. Kroeger 911.43
15303 James D. Dillman 1,188.24
15304 Robert P. Dressel 975.77
15305 Edgar J. Belland 1,652.27
15306 Cecilia M. Vieau 784.10
15307 Laura L. Sulander 890.73
15308 Sandra L. Larson 829.29
15309 Jon D. Priem 960.07
15310 Jeffrey J. Weiler 459.68
15311 John A. Hamilton 138.52
15312 Ann C. Thies 138.52
15313 John B. Ferris 207.79
15314 Philip K. Zietlow 138.52
15315 James R. Johnson 138.52
15316 Paul A. Robinson 800.71
15317 Steven T. Scherer 449.85
15318 Michael J. Rouillard 1,025.46
15319 Scott W. Kroeger 810.61
15320 James D. Dillman 1,183.14
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PAYROLL CHECKS - AUGUST 5, 1997 (CONT'D)
15321 Robert P. Dessel 471.65
15322 Edgar J. Belland 1,100.29
15323 Cecilia M. Vieau 295.66
15324 Laura L. Sulander 462.42
15325 Sandra L. Larson 323.40
15326 Jon D. Priem 892.36
15327 Jeffrey J. Weiler 292.76
$20,633.37
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