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Home My Public Portal About09/17/76 CCMPAYROLL CHECKS - SEPTEMBER 7, 1976 4166 Robert Franklin 50.00 4167 Wm. Reiser, Jr. 50.00 4168 Arthur Theis 50,00 4169 Wayne Neddermeyer 70.00 4170 Charles Hoover 407.32 4171 Jerome LaFond 331.77 4172 Michael Rouillard 319,36 4173 Ronald Duran 468.22 4174 Robert Dressel 402.47 4175 Jerome LaFond ::g0 04176 Michael Rouillard 23 4177 Eugene Stumpf 30.00 4178 Donald Kukacka 12.00 4179 Leonard Leuer 12.00 4180 Donna Roehl 330.54 4181 Diane Dingmann 41.40 4182 Jerome Roehl 20.70 4183 Leo Leuer 256,11 4184 Randall Mayer 175.28 4185 William Rudolph 150.00 4186 Sylvia Rudolph 104.00 4187 Jon Theis 60.00 4188 Tim Hoover 52.50 4189 Verna Hoover 48.00 4190 State of Minn. Soc. Sec. 200.31 4191 Farmers State Bank of Hamel g:g 4192 Physicians Health Plan 4193 Western Life Ins. Co. 27,12 4194 Director of Internal Rev. 731.70 4195 Commissioner of Taxation 373.30 4196 PERA 387.69 5,906.82 ORDER CHECKS - SEPTEMBERR 7, 1976 6224 Crow River News 59.24 6225 Schieffer & Carson 737.45 6226 McCombs -Knutson :846.576117248:14 6227 Wright -Hennepin Electric4286228 Woodlake Sanitary Landfill 306229 V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary6230 Physicans Health Plan6231 North Memorial Medical Center100 6232 American Federation of Police 100 6233 Amoco oil Co. 6234 Michael Rouillard 100.00 6235 Watch Guard Electronics 10.00 6236 Hamel Fire Dept. 100.00 6237 Long Lake Fire Dept. 200.00 6238 Loretto Fire Dept. 100.00 6239 Harris Office Equipment 57.00 6240 Bertelson Bros. 97.01 6241 Donna Roehl 21.60 6242 Northwestern Bell Telephone 71.74 6243 Fortin Hardware 81.61 6244 Leef Bros. 5.00 6245 Safety -Kleen Corp. 23.00 6246 Hamel Lumber & Supply 170.54 6247 Tom Loucks & Assoc. 245.25 6248 Lowells G. T. C. Auto Parts 28.86 6249 Ziegler, Inc. 107.19 6250 Long Lake Ford Tractor 141.89 6251 Coast to Coast 4.56 f 6252 Long Lake Engine Rebuilders 34.73 6253 Don Mayer, Inc. 378.71 6254 Bury & Carlson 4,887.90 6255 Reynolds Welding & Supply 26.40 6256 River Warren Aggregates 255.43 6257 Mark Schlosser 114.75 6258 Robert Dressel 367.50 6259 Loren Leuer 177.50 6260 Eugene Stumpf 120.00 6261 Willis Snyder 250.00 6262 Gopher Stamp & Die 175.00 6263 Northern States Power 385.79 6264 Fadden Pump Co. 5.93 6265 Metro Waste Control 254.21 6266 Donald Kukacka 2.14 6267 Davies Water Equipment 37.74. 6268 Leonard Lauer 2.14 6269 Leo Leuer 72.02 6270 P.F.C. Equipment, Inc. 35.50 6271 Willis Snyder 405.18 6272 Miller Davis Co. 4.89 6273 Tim Hoover 6274 Charles Hoover 205.83 6275 Northern States Power Co. 146.30 6276 Jon Theis 46.0 6;179 ,.1`7/eac o-(/).,, ,,,1 56._ Sec. 12,157.56 L . `, ea R/9 0266.3/ 564..4/.2 Revenue Shari Account � 1014 City of Medina, General Fund 4246,44 7 ()()The Council of 7:45 P.M. Members present: the City of Medina met in regular session on Tuesday, September 7, 1976 at Mayor, Wayne Neddermeyer; Councilen, William Reiter, Arthur Theis, Robert Franklin; Clerk, Donna Roehl; Attorney Richard Schiefrer; Planning & Zoning Administrator, Anne Dorweiler. Robert Franklin asked that the following corrections be made in the minutes of August 17: Page 57, Item 1: " Robert Franklin made motion, reluctantly ". Page 58, Item 8: to ask Bennepin County "to authorize" rather than "for" a private land sale. Motion by Arthur Theis, seconded by William Reiser to approve correction on Item 8 and not Item 1, and accept minutes. Motion carried unanimously 1. SuBURBAN HENNEPIN NURSING SERVICE information regarding contract with Nursing Service and oost of $1825.85 was tabled until budget meeting. 2. HAMEL WELL Three estimates for treating well were received as follows: McCarthy Well Co. $9000, Layne Minnesota $1850; Bergersen-Caswell $4000. All quotes were approximate depending on conditions of well and pump at time of treatment. Robert Listberger of Bergersen-Caswell explained their patented method of jet cleaning and stated that they would not treat well without removing pump. He presented rate sheet and names of communities they have done work for. If problems would develop Vey would not work beyond the $4000 estimate without direction of Council. If unable to develop they may ask that well be abandoned and a new well drilled. Jeff Lavik of Layne Minnesota explained their procedure, similar to Bergersen-Caswell and their cost of $1850, not to exceed $2200. He listed equipment that would be used and the amount of time expected for each procedure. Engineer Lyle Swanson, stated that both were reputable companies and although they use slightly differend methods the basics are relatively the same. Leo Lauer explained that the well had been treated twice previously but that the acid had been left in the well for 12-16 hours and encrustation may have taken place. Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by Donald DesLauriers to table selection of company to do the treating until September 21st meeting. Motion carried unanimously 3. GORDON TAUER Discussion of driveway easement through the Tauer property. Lyle Swanson explained their letter which stated that driveway should be raised and widened to 24 ft. and some ditching be done. Richard Schieffer explained that if property is divided, as planned, the present farm buildings will not front on Morgan Rd. and will then be the third house on the easement necessitating the need to bring the driveway up to village standards. If prospective buyers agree to upgrade the road that should be written into the road agreement. Discussion of the possibility of Mr. Tauer dedicating land west of the location where the pre- sent driveways meet so that property owners to the west would not need an easement running parallel to Mr. Tauer's easement. Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by Donald DesLauriers to ask the Engineer to draw plans connecting the Applebaum property to the present easement and to determine the location of the center line of Morgan Rd., and to ask that Gary Applebaum and Betsy Dayton attend the September 21st meeting. Motion carried unanimously 4. FERN STREET LIGHTING Discussion of cost of street lighting and number of property owners that would benefit by installation of such alight. Motion by Donald DesLauriers, seconded by Arthur Theis not to install a street light on Fern St., at this time, as it would only serve 3 houses. Motion carried unanimously 5. COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMIT'1'm ' 1 Wayne Neddermeyer appointed Arthur Theis as Medina's representative to the Orono Communi y Education Committee meeting to be held on September 13th. 6. FERN STREET ASSESSMENT HEARING Discussion of procedures involved in placing Fern St. upgrading costs on the assessment rolls. Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by Donald DesLauriers to approve Res. 76-33, approving plans and Specifications and ordering Fern St. improvement; also to approve preliminary assess- ment roll on September 21st and set a Public Hearing on October 5, 1976 at 8:00 P.M. Motion carried unanimously 7. COLONIAL DRIVE IN HAZARDOUS BUILDING Motion by Donald DesLauriers, seconded by Robert Franklin to adopt Res. 76-34, ordering removal of hazardous structure at Colonial Drive In. Motion carried unanimously Discussion of their not policing the theatre properly during the summer and the number of calls the police had to make during the past year. 8. FEE Sniff COMMITIEh Arthur Theft appointed Wayne Anderson and Donald DesLauriers appointed Paul Neumann. Discussion of which fees the Council would like the committee to study. First studies should include fees collected by the City and second priority would be fees paid by the city for various services. Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by Donald DesLauriers to ask committee to study fees in the above order, to talk with employees, if necessary and to check bills paid by the City. Motion carried unanimously 9. DELINQUENT SEWER AND WATER BILLS Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by Donald DesLauriers to adopt Res. 76-3g" regarding cert- ification to Hennepin County of unpaid sewer and wFter bills as contained in Exhibit A. Motion carried. Voting No, Donald DesLauriers. Clerk was instructed to inform those that have outstanding bills of the certification if not paid by October 1, 1976. 10. KRIENKE ROAD Letter from Lyle Swanson regarding approval of the Krienke Rd. and the need to raise manholes. Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by William Reiser to table approval until September 21st. Motion carried unanimously 11. METRO MOSQUITO CONTROL Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by William Reiser to enter into agreement with Metropolitan Mosquito Control District to allow them to spread limestone on the city road ditches. Motion carried unanimously 12. ST. ANNE' S CHURCH Motion by Donald DesLauriers, seconded by Arthur Theis to grant a non -intoxicating malt liquor license, at no cost, to St. Anne's Church and Fr. Paul Ardolf, for Sun. Sept. 26, noon to 9.P.M, Motion carried unanimously 13. BILLS Discussion of bill presented by Tom Loucks for work completed on the Comprehensive Plan. Counci agreed to pay the bill with the understanding that it is the first installment of the $1000 he had agreed it would cost to present the Comprehensive Plan to Metro Council Motion by William Reiser, seconded by Arthur Theis to pay the bills: Order checks #6224-6279 in the amount of $12,949.29; Payroll #4166-4199 in the amount of $6038.52; Revenue Sharing # 1014 in the amount of $416.44. Motion carried unanimously Motion by Robert Franklin, seconded by William Resler to set budget meeting for Sept.28 at 8:P.P Motion carried unanimously Arthur Theis reported the following quotes on Lawn mowers: Fortin Hdw. $1886; Aierns Yd. Equip 1800; Long Lake Ford Tractor $1850. Motion by Donald DesLauriers, seconded by Arthur Theis to adjourn./Motion carried. Meeting adjovned at 1 0 P.M. s i)/k/2,, fiVv Clerk