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ORDER CHECKS - OCTOBER 6, 1987
6093 University of Minnesota $ 130.00
6094 Postmaster 200.00
6095 Dept. of Empl. Rel. 6.42
6096 Delta Dental 337.45
6097 Physician's Health 1,877.51
6098 Commercial Life 18.00
6099 Budget Printing 32.65
6100 City Desk Computer Warehouse 34.64
6101 CDP 142.35
6102 Greater N.W. Office of Real Est. Assess. 1,508.19
6103 Snyder Drug 45.73
6104 Lefevere, Lefler 5,897.64
6105 Crow River News 153.08
6106 Blitz One Hour Photo 6E.72
6107 Pioneer Creek Cons. Comm. 463.00
6108 Industrial Chemical 35.40
6109 Northwestern Bell 278.86
6110 A T & T 104.14
6111 Wright -Hennepin Electric 653.51
6112 Bruce Liesch Assoc. 503.75
6113 Medcenters Health 123.35
6114 National Police chiefs & Sheriffs Info. Bureau 39.60
6115 Acme Typewriter 40.50
6116 Fortin Hardware 40.46
6117 Streichers 59.95
6118 Loretto Towing 167.65
6119 Tonka Ford, Inc. 709.71
6120 Genuine Parts 325.70
6121 Ziegler, Inc. 632.83
6122 Minnesota Cellular Telephone 119.73
6123 Uniforms Unlimited 1,479.30
6124 Western World Ins. 500.00
6125 Hamel Fire Dept. 7,761.00
6126 Henn. Co. 377.99
6127 Sheriff's Dept. 22.92%.
6128 Metro Waste Control comm. 4,158.00
6129 Corcoran Pet Care 130.00
6130 TTTC, Civil Engineering 45.00
6131 Don Mayer 153.21
6132 Earl Anderson & Assoc. 289.22
6133 Minn Comm 25.75
6134 Long Lake Ford 425.06
6135 Ziegler 632.83
6136 Warning Lites 467.25
6137 John M. Schoening 2,915.00
6138 Mark Bendickson 37.50
6139 Buffalo Bituminous 9,583.00
6140 Hamel Bldg. Center 177.18
6141 Neenah Fountry 388.24
6142 Elk River Concrete 578.10
6143 William Mueller & Sons 2,225.00
6144 Bryan Rock Prod. 34,175.49
6145 NSP 1,355.37
6146 Egan McKay 25.20
6147 Reynolds Welding 25.95
6148 Zacks, Inc. 109.32
6149 Orono Community Education 460.85
ORDER CHECKS - OCTOBER 6, 1987 (CONT'D)
6150 Satellite Ind. Inc. 168.00
6151 Bcnestroo, Rosene, Anderlik 4,188.65
6152 Northwestern Bell 125.00
6153 Carolyn Smith 10.25
6154 Feed Rite Controls 280.28
6155 Commissioner of Revenue 769.27
6156 Western Water Management 866.80
6157 Plymouth Ind. Supply 213.26
6158 Allied Blacktop 20,446.89
6159 Hardrives, Inc. 22,428.42
6160 Latour Const. 2,940.61
6161 Metro Waste Control C.rnrt. 9,080.35
6162 Johnson & Liedl Appraisal 8,000.00
6163 Moody's Investors Svc. 1,500.00
6164 Glenwood Dev. Corp. 5,700.00
6165 First Trust 880.50
6166 P.E.R.A. 982.99
6167 Farmers State Bank of Hamel (S.S.) 708.49
$162,562.03)
PAYROLL CHECKS - OCTOBER 6, 1987
9998 Wayne Wallace 444.27
9999 Jill Hodapp 606.36
10000 Richard Rabenort 713.06
10001 Michael Rouillard 750.23
10002 James Dillman 686.29
10003 Robert Dressel 734.56
10004 Laura Skarda 476.79
10005 Sandra Larson 312.09
10006 David Schmit 425.74
10007 Benedict Young 638.91
10008 Thomas Anderson 150.00
10009 Anne Theis 98.55
10010 Robert Mitchell 100.00
10011 Stephen Schmit 100.00
10012 Wilfred Scherer 100.00
10013 Wayne Wallace 236.65
10014 Jill Hodapp 299.39
10015 Richard Rabenort 386.38
10016 Michael Rouillard 365.97
10017 James Dillman 370.11
10018 Robert Dressel 433.46
10019 Karen Dahlberg 586.26
10020 JoEllen Hurr 911.62
10021 Donna Roehl 911.62
10022 Laura Skarda 247.62
10023 Sandra Larson 130.91
10024 Natina Smith 92.39
10025 Benedict Young 347.20
10026 Carolyn Smith 152.03
10027 James Roehl 19.71
10028 Prudential 8.30
10029 Law Enforcement Labor Services 3.9.00
10030 Farmers State Bank of Hamel (Fed.) 1,454.05
10031 Commissioner of Revenue 660.66
10032 P.E.R.A. 763.66
10033 Farmers State Bank of Hamel (S.S.) 708.49
S 5,442-:S1
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PAYROLL CHECKS - OCTOBER 6, 1987 (CONT'D)
8775 Dave Onan 50.00
8776 Tom Kellin 30.00
8777 Penny Elsenpeter 50.00
8778 Patricia Velch 40.00
8779 Jerry Roehl 60.00
8780 Leonard Leuer 60.00
8781 Ronald Rogers 60.00
8782 Ray Jacques 50.00
$400.00
The Council of the City of Medina met in regular session on Tuesday, October 6, 1987
at 7:30 P.M.
Present: Mayor, Thomas Anderson; Councilmembers, Wilfred Scherer, Anne Theis, Stephen
Schmit, Robert Mitchell at 9:40 P.M.; Clerk -Treasurer, Donna Roehl; Planning
and Zoning Administrator, JoEllen Hurr; Public Works Director, James Dillman;
Engineer, Glenn Cook; Attorneys Ron Batty, Richard Schieffer
1. ADDITIONAL AGENDA ITEMS
Moved by Theis, seconded by Scherer to discuss the following additional items:
Independence/Greenfield, sever odor problem
Community Development Block Grant program, contract amendment
Motion declared carried
2. MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 15, 1987
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Schmit to accept minutes of September 15, 1987, as presented.
Motion declared carried
* CONSENT AGENDA
3. PUBLIC_WORES DEPARTMENT
* Minnegasco
Moved by Schmit, seconded by Scherer to adopt Resolution 87-105, allowing Minnegasco
to install gas lines at Medina Rd. and Hunter Dr.
Motion declared carried
* Unpaid Utility Bills
Moved by Schmit, seconded by Scherer to adopt Resolution 87-111, certifying unpaid
sewer and water bills to Hennepin County for collection with 1988 taxes at 8% interest.
Motion declared carried
Hackamore Rd., Stop Signs
Council discussed request from Corcoran
Hackamore Rd.
Tim Beaupre, a Medina resident, living
signs.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to
section of Hunter Rd. and Hackamore Rd.
area, slow, signs.
Motion declared carried
residents for installation of stop signs on
on Hackamore Rd., also requested 25mph speed limit
authotize installation of stop signs at the inter-
,:'th 25mph advisory speed limit signs and dust
Independence Beach Street Light
Council discussed request for street lights at Fern
Beach. Ccuncil reviewed memo from Chief of Police,
for the light would be at Cedar Ave. and Maple Ave.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Scherer to request that
light at Cedar Ave. and Maple Ave.
Motion declared carried
St. and Maple Ave., at Independence
which indicated that a better location
northern States Power Co. install a
*4. CENSUS COORDINATOR
Moved by Schmit, seconded by Scherer to appoint Donna Roehl as coordinator for the 1990
Census.
Motion declared carried
*5. LORETTO FIRE DEPARTMENT GAMBLING LICENSE
Moved by Schmit, seconded by Scherer to approve the Pull Tab Gambling License for the
Loretto Fire department at the Big Woods Saloon.
.Motion declared carried
6. PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
Minnehaha Creek Watershed District Plan
Council requested that staff review the watershed district plans and return to Council
with a recommendation.
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Torn Anderson, Subdivision, 7:40 P.M.
Thomat Anderson was absent for this portion of the meeting, Wilfred Scherer conducted.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to extend the filing time for the Anderson subdivision
by an additional 180 days, due to the fact that the title work has not been completed.
Motion declared carried
Holy Name Church, Escrow Funds
JoEllen Hurr stated that the following items needed to be completed prior to release
of the escrow funds posted by Holy Name Church: Waterhydrantraised one foot; Removal
of handicapped parking area adjacent to the church andmoved to the easterly parking area;
Fire lane signs to be posted around the perimiter of the building, on the east and west
sides; Curbs to be painted yellow; Brockton Lane to be marked for turn lanes; Church
and school building needs final inspection by the Building Inspector.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to retain $2000 of the Holy Name Church escrow funds,
at this time, and to release the $2000 after the above items are completed.
Motion declared carried
Dockside Decks
JoEllen Hurr explained that the Dockside Association had waited until the issue of the
last house had been resolved and until they had obtained title to Outlot 11 before pro-
ceeding with their request that they be allowed to construct decks on their houses.
She stated that the Planning Commission had recommended approval with conditions.
Anne Theis stated that she had visited the area and that she would prefer that the
decks be slatted and that upper decks be allowed on those buildings that have sliding
glass doors.
Stephen Schmit asked if the city could tell the owners what type of deck could be con-
structed.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Scherer to authorize preparation of a resolution to permit
construction of decks on specified Dockside homes, according to Planning Commission rec-
ommendations; upper decks to be 3 ft. in width; lower decks unattached to building;
all decks built of .the same, open slatted material
Motion declared carried
Loretto Towing, Conditional Use Permit
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Schmit to adopt Resolution 87-113, granting a Conditional
Use Permit to Loretto Towing to operate a repair garage at 4775 Co. Rd. 19, with a
completion date of August 1, 1988, for fascia installation.
Motion declared carried
Yvonne Miller, Conditional Use Permit
JoEllen Hurr explained that the Wilfred Millers of 4662 Co. Rd. 11, need a signed state-
ment from the city certifying that their property is zoned for the purpose of buying
and repairing autos. She stated that the property is zoned Commercial and that Council
might consider this as a home occupation as the Millers only wish to purchase and sell
three cars per year. She stated that they have agreed to have their property cleaned
of auto parts by September, 1988.
Thomas Anderson asked how this could be considered a home occupation when the work is
not conducted in the home and he asked if some screening had been planned as the existing
vehicles are parked very close to the property line.
JoEllen Hurr stated that the operation is very low level, with no employees.
Wildred Scherer stated that there had been a garage on the property for many years.
Anne Theis asked how many outdoor parking spaces they would have.
Joellen Hurr stated that they would like 15 spaces for cars and parts.
Thomas Anderson stated that he could not support the request, as it is written.
JoEllen Hurr explaiend that the site would be greatly improved if the work was done
according to this permit and that she had not heard from any of the neighbors.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Schmit to table the Miller application until the app-
licant and Robert Mitchell arrive.
Motion declared carried
Roger Johnson, Variance
JoEllen Hurr explained that Roger Johnson had made application for two lot size variances
for adjacent 1 acre lots; one with an existing house at 2045 Hickory Dr. She stated
that the ordinance does not recognize the lots as separate building sites if in common
ownership, and that the Planning Commission had recommended denial of the variance.
Roger Johnson stated that he had purchased the tow lots, one to be built upon and one
as an investment.
Thomas Anderson asked how many other situations, like this, there were, in the city.
JoEllen Harr stated that the Raskobs had been told they could not build on their lots
until sewers were constructed.
Stephen Schmit asked how many variances were needed if the lots were to be approved.
JoEllen stated that setback variances would be needed; mound septic systems were needed
and building plans needed to be revised.
Roger Johnson stated that he would agree to remove the existing shed and the turn -around
driveway.
Wilfred Scherer stated that he believed that the vacant lot should be combined with the
present building lot.
Anne Theis stated that the solution is dismal if the property has been -taxed as a sep-
arate building site.
JoEllen Hurr stated that Council is being asked of recognize a i acre lot, while the
requirements for this type of soil would be 5 acre minimum.
Ron Batty explained that courts have taken the posistion that if properties have been
in continuing, constant, ownership, there would be no grounds for granting a variance.
Roger Johnson asked if the city was interested in taking over the parcel as no one is
interested in purchasing both lots.
Anne Theis explained that if the lots were combined the parcel would then be sold in
that manner.
Moved by Sc'nmit, seconded by Scherer to authorize preparation of a resolution to deny
granting Roger Johnson a lot size variance for Lot 2, Block 1, Hickory Haven, as property
is not in separate ownership.
Motion declared carried
Rolling Hills Rd.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to agree that the 60 ft. right -of -bray of Rolling
Hills Rd. be annexed to Corcoran, with Medina to retain access to the road and that
there shall be no cost to Medina for the transfer.
7. HUNTER DR. NO., SPECIAL ASSESSMENT HEARING, 8:15 P.M.
Glenn Cook explained that Hunter Dr. had been constructed in 1985 and assessed with 25%
of the cost to units abutting Hunter dr., 25% off-street units, 25% front foot charge,
on the street and 25% to the city.
Richard Schieffer explained that several property owners had objected to the assessments
and that Council had hired an appraiser to present land values and advise the Council.
Cletus Liedl, presented a report on each of the property types; non -abutting properties,
existing blacktop streets and properties on gravel roads.
Mark Johnson, representing Jim Lutz, asked for rationale regarding the Lutz assessment.
Mr. Liedl stated that the lots were on a good paved street with good, paved access.
Mr. Johnson asked if Mr. Liedl was familiar with the Lutz subdivision streets and if
he was aware of who had paid for their construction.
Thomas Anderson stated that Jim Lutz had paid for the streets in his subdivision.
Mr. Liedl stated that access from the south was on a gravel road and access to the north
was to Hamel Rd., which is paved.
Sandi Klein stated that the gravel road being referred to by Mr. Liedl, was her drive-
way, which ended in her garage.
Thomas Anderson stated that he had counted cars and found 2/3 of them going north and
1/3 driving south.
Jerome Roeh1,405 Hamel Rd., stated that Mr. Liedl's premise was that Hunter Dr. was
in poor condition, when in fact, the northerly portion was blacktopped and had been
sealcoated two years prior to this project.
Clktus Liedl stated that corner lots should not be assessed for Hamel Rd. if that is
resurfaced, if assessed for Hunter Dr. for the $1500 amount.
Richard Schieffer stated that cities have corner lot assessment policies.
Glenn Cook stated that Roehl's assessment would then be $750.
Anne Theis asked when the city had begun talking about 10 lots on the Holasek property..
Jim Lutz stated that as a real estate agent, he knows that numbers can be made to say
what one wants them to say. He suggested that comparisons be made with comparable cities_,
such as Maple grove. He explained that he and asked for a loop road and not a thru road
to the south and had been told that it must be a thru road for safety. He also explained
that he had been before the City Council earlier in the year complaining about the traffic
coming through the subdivision from the south.
Mr. Johnson stated that the Lutz lots have paved road, access to Hamel Rd., which is
paved and do not need Hunter dr.
Thomas Anderson asked if all of the 34 lots in the Lutz subdivision should be assessed
when Hamel Rd. is paved.
Sandi Klein stated that they had to close the road to the south after Hunter Dr. had been
paved and while their streets were still gravel, as traffic was traveling through to
Hamel Rd.
Bernadine Johnson asked if Council would guarantee her 12 lots.
Thomas Anderson stated that the soils indicate that there can be 12 lots.
Mrs. Johnson asked if she would receive a refund if 12 lots were not approved.
Thomas Anderson stated that he doubted that there would be a refund.
Jim lutz stated that Councilmember Scherer had looked at a map and had said that 16 lots
would be assessed for each of the projects; Hunter Dr. and Hamel Rd.
Donna Roehl stated that letters of objection had been received from Steve Shallbetter and
Harriet Holas'k.
Jim Lutz and Sandi Klein presented letters of objection.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Schmit to close the Public Hearing.
Motion declared carried
Hearing was closed at 9:10 P.M.
Richard schieffer stated that he would recommend the assessment roll according to the
Liedl report.
Thomas Anderson stated that items that needed to be considered were teh benefit of this
project to the Lutz Elm Creek Addition and the corner lot of Jerome Roehl.
Richard Schieffer suggested that Council take this information into consideration when
assessing for a future Hamel Rd. improvement.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to adopt Resoution 87-108, Assessment Roll for Hunter
Dr. No., with an interest rate of 9% for a period of 8 years.
Motion declared carried
8. HAMEL SEWER REPAIR, SPECIAL ASSESSMENT HEARING, 9:20 P.M.
Glenn Cook explained that the project had been completed in 1985 and that several property
owners had objected to the assessments.
Cletus Liedl stated that he had also reviewed this project and presented his written report
regarding benefit to properties for which there had been objections in 1985.
Mark Johnson, representing Alpana Aluminum, asked how property value increases could be
justified when the project could be considered a maintenance of the system.
Mr. Liedl stated that if service charges are higher due to problems and the problem is
lessened, buyers are influenced.
Glenn Cook stated that additional properties can develop in the Hamel area due to the
decrease in infiltration into the sewer system.
Robert Mitchell arrived at 9:40 P.M.
Joe Raskob asked why assessments were based on unit charges and not usage. He asked if
units were only valued at $390, by the appraiser, would others assessed in 1985 for
$400 per unit, be given a refund.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Scherer to close the Public Hearing.
Motion declared carried
Public Hearing was closed at 9:45 P.M.
Donna Roehl stated that she and spoken to Bob Gleason, attorney for Cates Construction
and to Jim Amundson, rolling Green Country Club Manager and she did not believe that
they would present an objection to the assessments.
Letters of objection were presented on behalf of Alpana Aluminum and Twin City Monorail.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Scherer to adopt Resolution 87-108, adoption of the Hamel
Sewer Repair assessment roll with an interest rate of 9% for 8 years.
Motion declared carried
9. LAKEVIEW RD., SPECIAL ASSESSMENT PUBLIC HEARING, 9:45 P.M.
Glenn Cook explained that he had recalculated the Lakeview Rd. assessment roll according
to 25% front foot charges and 75% of the costs on a unit basis.
Joe Raskob, 2562 Holy Name Dr., stated that they have two corner lots and that the
assessments should be less, based on the information the appraiser had given earlier
in the meeting.
Donna Roehl stated that if property is on Green Acres classification the assessments
will automatically be deferred until the property is subdivided or taken off Green Acres.
Tom Gregor, 365 Lakeview Rd. asked why his assessment should not be $2750, the same as
Len Zimney's for Hunter dr.
ThomasAnderson explained that the only benefit of the road is to the owners on the street.
Robert Raskob and Tom Gregor presented letter of objection.
Fred Prodahl, 305 Lakeview Rd., asked if Lakeview Rd. will continue to the west.
Donna Roehl asked if the Scherer property would connect to Lakeview as it is being assessed.
JoEllen Hurr stated that the Scherer property would probably be served through Cheyenne Tr.
Tom Gregor asked if his objection would include both Lakeview and Holy Name dr.
Thomas Anderson explained that an objection would only be for Lakeview as the Holy Name Dr.
assessment had been adopted on September 15th.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Scherer to close the Public Hearing.
Motion declared carried
Public Hearing bias closed at 9:55 P.M.
Robert Mitchell stated that because Bob Raskob is still not satisfied with the latest
assessment, the Council should, perhaps, adopt the earlier assessment roll.
Anne Theis asked if it would be wise to do that, based on the information given by the
appraiser.
Stephen Schmit stated that he believed that this latest roll was a more fair way of
assessing.
Robert Mitchell stated that an increased amount for everyone else, may not be fair.
Anne Theis asked if the city will have trouble proving increase in property values.
Moved by Schmit, seconded by Scherer to adopt Resolution 87-110, Special Assessment
roll for Lakeview Rd. with an interest rate of 7.25% for 10 years.
Motion declared carried
10. KILKENNY LN., SPECIAL ASSESSMENT PUBLIC HEARING, 10:05 P.M.
Glenn Cook explained the project for the improvement of Kilkenny Lane, Hamel Rd. and
the storm sewer project and the fact that John Day had failed to receive notice for
one of his properties, thus it was necessary to continue the hearing to this meeting.
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to close the Public Hearing.
Motion declared carried
Public Hearing was closed at 10:10 P.M.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Mitchell to include the Kilkenny Ln. assessment on P.I.D.#
12-118-23 32 0014 with the assessment roll included in Resolution 87-99, adopted on
September 15, 1987.
Motion declared carried
11.3INDEPENDENCE/GREENFIELD SEWER
Glenn Cook explained that the hydrogen sulfide level at the Co. Rd. 19 lift station had
been reduced by two thirds and that they should be asked to vent the lift station on a
more permanent basis or the odors will continue.
Wilfred Scherer asked if it would help if more water was put into the sewer lines.
Glenn Cook stated that it would function more efficiently with more water.
Earl Taylor of Independence, stated that the hydrogen peroxide may have to be dispensed
according to the flow coming into that lift station.
Anne Theis asked if metering teh flow would be helpful.
JoEllen Hurr stated that according to Bill Reutz a Dockside resident and chemist, 50%
peroxide would be needed to neutralize the hydrogen sulfide.
Jim Bullert, Engineer for Greenfield, stated that Rolland Peterson, 2895 Co. Rd. 19, has
a sewer odor problem, which they will test, but he did not believe that it was being
caused by this problem. He stated that Mr. Peterson had told him that they had not
smelled sewage outside their house since June.
Glenn Cook stated that, at a minimum, a permanent fan should be installed at the Co.Rd. 19
lift station and that Independence and Greenfield should respond by October 20th if this
will be possible and if so, it should be installed by November 3rd.
Moved by Mitchell, seconded by Scherer to request that Independence and Greenfield respond
by October 20th to the directive made by the cities engineer regarding a permanent fan
and carbon filter at the Co. Rd. 19 lift station and if it agreed, the installation should
be completed by the November 3rd Council meeting.
Motion declared carried
12. PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT, CONTINUED
Tax Forfeit Lots
JoEllen Hurr presented a map of the tax forfeit lots in the Independence Beach and Hamel
areas of Medina, with suggestions for sale of various lots and conveyance to Medina of
several lots for drainage purposes.
Thomas Anderson asked for information on the parcels located in Hamel and also if owners
had been notified of the fact that properties were tax forfeit.
JoEllen Hurr stated that owners receive notice before lots are sold and that they may re-
purchase prior to the sale.
Moved by Schmit, seconded by Theis to adopt Resolution 87-112 regarding sale of tax forfeit
properties according to list provided by Hennepin County.
Motion declared carried Voting NO --Anderson
Yvonne Miller
Thomas Anderson stated that the car repair project being considered by the Millers should
be considered for a Conditional Use Permit if standards for home occupation cannot be met.
JoEllen Hurr stated that the applicant cannot meet the cities performance standards and
she reminded Council that they only intend to repair 3 cars per year.
Anne Theis asked why they would need 15 parking spaces if they only intend to work on 3
cars per year.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Schmit to table the Miller application until October 20th.
Motion declared carried
Richard Linck, Variance
Attorney, Greg Korstad, presented a letter requesting the city issue a permit according to
the Planning Commission recommendations.
obert Mitchell asked if the Planning Commission should be asked to review the application
or variance consideration and use replacement of an existing building as a hardship.
Thomas Anderson stated that the Planning Commission had recommended issuance of a building
, permit.
Greg Korstad stated that the Council has the ability to act now because the matter has
been before the Planning Commission.
Moved by Mitchell, seconded by Scherer to authorize preparation of, a resolution granting a
variance to Richard Linck, 1762 Morgan Rd., to rebuild an existing barn according to the
Planning Commission recommendations, with the building to be moved as far from the lot
line as possible to meet the 75 ft. setbacks allowed for barns in Hunter Farms. Hardship
being the fact that the building has existed on the property for some time and has not
been kept in good repair, plus the topography of the proeprty and lcoation of a mound
septic system in the area.
Motion declared carried Voting No --Theis
Art Peabody
JoEllen Hurr explained that the approval for the Peabody subdivision had not been
given to Hennepin County for assignment of Property Identification Numbers, due to
the fact that the driveway for Lot 1 has not been constructed from the private road.
Wilfred Scherer stated that when he had spoken to Art Peabody they had discussed the
request that the existing driveway be allowed to continue until such time as the
property is sold. He had told Mr. Peabody that would only be putting off the problem.
Tupco
Thomas Anderson asked if Tupco had brought in the required materials for the Planning
commission.
JoEllen Hurr stated that nothing had been brought in, but not all of the other applicants
had submitted all of their materials for the meeting, as of this date.
Robert Mitchell stated that Council should begin to discuss enforcement measures.
13. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLACK GRANT PROGRAM
Donna Roehl explained that HUD has required some changes in the three year CDBG program
which must be approved if the city is to particpate in the program.
Moved by Theis, seconded by Scherer to adopt Resolution 87-114, amendments to the
Community Development Block grant Program for years 1988-1991.
Motion declared carried
14. 1988 BUDGET
Moved by Mitchell, seconded by Theis to certify $ 729,451.00 to Hennepin County for
1988 taxes.
Motion declared carried
15. BILLS
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to pay the bills; Order Checks # 6093-6167 in
the amount of $162,562.01 and Payroll Checks # 9998-10033 and 8775-8782 in the amount
of $15,862.33.
Motion declared carried
Moved by Scherer, seconded by Theis to adjourn.
Motion declared carried
Meeting adjourned at 11:20 P.M.
Clerk -Treasurer
October 6, 1987