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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 1, 2005
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on November 1, 2005 at
7:04 p.m. in the Hamel Community Building. Mayor Workman presided.
I. ROLL CALL
Members present: Brinkman, Cavanaugh, Smith, Weir, and Workman.
Members absent: None.
Also present: City Attorney Ron Batty, City Engineer Tom Kellogg, Public Works
Director Jim Dillman, Police Chief Ed Belland, City Planner Rose Lorsung, City Planner
Consultant Sarah Schield, City Administrator Chad Adams and Recording Secretary
Cheryl Felix.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
It was requested to pull item 6G from the agenda.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Cavanaugh, to approve the agenda as amended. Motion
passed unanimously.
IV. APPROVAL
A. Approval of the October 18, 2005 Regular City Council Meeting Minutes
It was noted on page 1, the 13th paragraph, it should be stricken: "It was noted...100
square feet."
It was noted on page 5, the 4tn paragraph, it should state: "Smith stated she is net in
favor...."
It was noted on page 6, the 2nd paragraph, it should state: "Workman stated... not
present presiding at the...."
It was noted on page 6, the 3`d paragraph, it should state: "Smith stated... respectively
respectfully disagrees."
It was noted on page 9, the 1st paragraph, it should state: "Cavanaugh... condemn.- the
area used by the road."
It was noted on page 9, the 7th paragraph, it should state: Weir stated yes:, it will come
to Council for approval."
Moved by Cavanaugh, seconded by Smith, to approve the October 18, 2005 regular
City Council meeting minutes as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
V. CEREMONIAL
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A. Oath of Office for Police Officer John Vinck
Officer Vinck took the oath of office from Administrator Adams. Belland gave a brief
history of Vincks' background.
VI. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Resolution Approving Renewal of Gambling Permit to Loretto Fire Relief
Association
B. Approval of Employee Recognition Policy
C. Approval of Wetland Permit Application - Ryan Companies US, Inc.
D. Ordinance Amending Sections 400.01, 400.11, and 400.13 Regarding
Driveways
E. Ordinance Repealing Section 860 of the Medina Code of Ordinances -
Heritage Commission
Fr---R-esolution-DenyingApplieation4or-PFL4iM-inary-P-Iat for -High -Pointe -Ridge
Submitted by Mike 1 euer.
G. Orddinrance• m Section 828 29 oof tthe-MTedina Code of Ordinances -
Construction -Site -Storm -Water -Runoff -Control
H. Approve Acquisition of Drug Task Force Vehicle
I. Resolution Approving and Authorizing Mayor and City Administrator to
Execute TH55/Co. Rd 19 Signal Agreement
J. Acquisition of Portable Sound System for Hamel Community Building
Moved by Cavanaugh, seconded by Weir, to remove item F from the consent agenda.
Motion passed unanimously.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, to approve the consent agenda as amended.
Motion passed unanimously.
F. Resolution Denying Application for Preliminary Plat for High Pointe Ridge
Submitted by Mike Leuer
Mike Leuer respectfully asked to extend the application, amend it to have two lots, and
to be removed from the moratorium. He added as the applicant he still wants to build
and they do not want to work against the City. Batty stated the moratorium is in effect
and there is nothing that can be done at this point unless Council modifies or repeals the
moratorium. If Council chooses so, they can order Staff to prepare the documents and
it can be brought back in two weeks. He added it is critical that there be a resolution to
this item before the statutory deadline on November 9. A resolution is on the agenda
tonight for closure on this matter.
Cavanaugh asked if Leuer could get an extension to allow time for a resolution and if
voted on, make it effective one day after the moratorium is lifted. Batty replied the effect
of the moratorium must be looked at; it is not for a particular subdivision, but rather for
the rural residential area.
Cavanaugh asked if any Council members would entertain looking at it again. Brinkman
replied Council must be committed to working through the moratorium as quickly as
possible.
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Workman stated he would like to figure out how to grant an extension and asked if there
were reapplication time restrictions. Lorsung replied she is unaware of any timeframe.
Cavanaugh asked if an extension is granted past the moratorium date would it save the
development and they would not have to reapply. Batty replied if the moratorium results
in significant changes to the ordinance, the application, even if continued, will need to be
reevaluated.
Leuer stated this is the only plan that has gone through planning and zoning. He again
requested the application be amended to two lots and extended, indicating this would be
a win -win situation for everyone. Workman replied although gracious, at this point,
Council has to follow procedures; therefore, unless there is a resolution from Council it
cannot be changed at this point.
Cavanaugh asked what the options are. Batty replied approving what is on the agenda
tonight, directing Staff to prepare an amended ordinance, or directing Staff to repeal the
ordinance. He added if action is not taken tonight the concern is if an extension is given
Staff may lose track of it and it will then be deemed approved. The moratorium prohibits
future applications coming to the City.
Cavanaugh stated if the application is denied there is no chance of the City and the
developer coming to some conclusion before the moratorium is lifted. Batty replied that
is correct, unless the ordinance is modified.
Weir suggested the application be denied but they would not have to pay fees when
resubmitted. Cavanaugh agreed, stating an applicant that has paid fees and is in the
moratorium should not have to repay fees.
Brinkman asked if this applicant was the only one that has paid fees. Adams stated no
there are a few others.
Moved by Brinkman, seconded by Smith, to deny the application and any applicant who
has paid fees and resubmits an application does not have to repay them after the
moratorium.
Adams stated there is no set fee, it is a deposit. He requested the motion be clarified
that the developer would get credit for what they paid to date.
Brinkman clarified the motion. Smith agreed.
Moved by Brinkman, seconded by Smith, to deny the application and any applicant who
has paid a deposit and resubmits an application will receive a credit of what they have
paid to date after the moratorium. Motion passed. (Brinkman, Weir, Smith — aye;
Workman and Cavanaugh — nay)
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VII. COMMENTS
A. Comments from Citizens on Items not on the Agenda
Martha Van de Ven, Director, Orono School Board of Education, briefed Council on the
2005 referendum. She added the referendum would cover costs associated with the
operating levy, technology, and repairs to existing buildings.
Smith referenced the provided handout noting school expenditures per student are
significantly Tess than other cities. She asked if the forward pass were added what
would be the taxes payable. Van de Ven replied it would be $257 dollars so a little over
$800 total.
Smith asked if an annual report could be provided to Council. Van de Ven replied yes.
B. Park Commission
Diliman noted the Commission is reviewing several items including snowmobile trails,
construction, and 2006 projects.
C. Planning Commission
Lorsung stated at their next meeting there are several items including three minor
subdivision applications and two ordinance revisions — sign and wetland. At the next
Council meeting there will be resolutions for text amendments, Ace Properties Phase II
resolutions, and sign and wetland ordinances.
VIII. OLD BUSINESS
A. Preliminary Plat, Rezoning to PUD-UC, PUD General Plan, Vacation of
Phase I Easement, CUP Withdrawal for Ace Properties Phase II located at
5065 CSAH 101
Lorsung reviewed discussions at the last meeting, noting the applicant has amended the
site plan and the footprint of the building. The building has increased by 10 feet on the
north end, the drive-thru has been eliminated, the trash enclosure is inside the building,
elevations have changed, and the wall sign has changed. All elements between Ace
and Ryan have been finalized. She added Staff is looking for approval of the prelim plat
and PUD general plan. The other items have a deadline of December 1 and Staff is
looking for an extension from the applicant for these.
Smith asked about the visual impact of the trellis and bushes in winter when nothing is
green or flowered. She suggested adding plants that hold their leaves in winter.
Lorsung replied the applicant has stated there is a significant increase in landscaping
since the last meeting and they are out of cash at this point.
Brinkman stated according to the landscaping plan the area looks pretty covered.
Steve Oliver, Ace Properties, stated some all -season plants have been selected.
Weir asked what the trellis is made of and will it last. Oliver replied a maintenance -free
combination of wood and metal. He added it will last. Lorsung replied Staff can include
the trellis material in the PUD.
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Cavanaugh asked where is the sign going and is there any issues with it's' placement.
Lorsung replied perpendicular to Clydesdale Trail and it meets current setbacks.
Moved by Brinkman, seconded by Cavanaugh, to direct Staff to prepare the Preliminary
Plat and PUD General Plan with the stipulation landscaping be looked at.
Cavanaugh asked what the doors look like on the trash enclosures. Oliver replied the
enclosure is not set in the building, just pushed into the building. Larry Palm, Ace
Properties, replied it is cold space. He added it could be corrugated metal or metal
doors.
Weir asked which type would be more visible. Oliver replied a flat hollow metal door
would fade away more.
Smith asked if corrugated metal would get dented less easily. Oliver replied no.
Motion passed unanimously.
IX. NEW BUSINESS
A. Metropolitan Council System Statement
Lorsung stated the Met Council has asked Council to respond, if necessary, to the
Systems Statement. The report provides a brief analysis of what is in the Systems
Statement. She added Staff will be moving forward with a full analysis of the comp plan.
Weir referenced page W-2, "The diversified... not to exceed one unit per ten acres" and
asked if that would make open space planning more difficult. Workman replied their
intent is not to have too many small lots which would then become undevelopable for
sewer in the future.
Smith referenced the map on page W-7, and stated if the City is going to be kept rural it
should be one unit per ten acres overall. She asked if on page W-2 it implies strict or
overall one unit per ten acres. Lorsung replied she could ask the Met Council if open
space planning conflicts with one unit per ten acres and if it is strict or overall. She
added she would ask whether one unit per ten acres means gross or net acreage.
Workman stated if the Met Council is not making any proposals they should not be
questioned because last time the City was asked to change a lot.
Weir stated there are no suggestions on how to acquire green corridor space. Lorsung
replied she believes this is part of open space planning. She added there are several
different ways to acquire the space.
Smith stated she was asked if there would be support for a referendum to raise money
to purchase land, which she replied she thought there would be support. Lorsung
replied there is a meeting at the Science Meeting next week regarding open space
planning.
B. Moratorium Task Force Appointments
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Adams stated areas to discuss are the flowchart timeline, study areas, and
appointments.
Lorsung reviewed the flowchart noting the dates on the schedule are tight and will be
continually updated. She added there are two open forum discussions scheduled.
Committee members are outlined in Adams' report.
Weir asked what the meeting time is. Lorsung replied which days to meet should be
discussed and suggested the time be immediately after the workday.
Adams stated more details will be worked out at the Staff meeting.
Smith stated it is difficult to have participation if the meeting is at 3:00 p.m. She added if
it is during normal work hours it does not look conducive to have the public show up; it
looks closed. Workman agreed.
Dan Johnson, 2505 Willow Drive, stated he is appreciative of the opportunity for
residents to participate. He suggested there be an alternate for Mr. Nolan.
Cavanaugh stated he would like to see clustering, permanent conservation easements/
dedications, and providing qualities above and beyond to be added to study areas.
Smith replied regarding the permanent conservation easements, there is little difference
between doing and getting paid for, and if someone gets paid would that be enough
incentive above the requirements.
Workman asked if she was suggesting a bonus lot. Smith replied she does not know
but there should be a difference between when a person donates versus someone who
gets paid for it.
Cavanaugh stated he is more worried about open spaces that the City gets suggesting
Council make a program that encourages it. Lorsung replied Staff is moving forward
with open space planning which covers these issues. She suggested Council not
broaden the focus too much because there are hefty goals to cover in six months.
Cavanaugh stated open spaces should be along the roads with clustering in the back so
residents can appreciate it. Lorsung replied they need to figure out what to preserve
before deciding where to cluster.
Adams stated members on each the Planning and the Park Commissions need to be
considered. Smith replied there needs to be a backup for the Planning Commission.
Lorsung asked about an altemate resident. Workman replied one more needs to be
added to make it fair — one from the lake area and one from the rural residential area.
Cavanaugh suggested Suzie Sween because she has lived in the rural area for years.
Lorsung replied Dave Wessin has expressed interest to serve.
Workman asked when the first official meeting is. Lorsung replied the first meeting
period is November 16 to 30 but can be moved up.
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Smith stated no matter who requests it, all recommendations from the Committee
comes to Council for final approval. She added sometimes they make
recommendations that are not accepted. Workman replied if an effort is made to put a
Committee together, Council should earnestly take their recommendations.
Weir stated the Committee will be recommending but Council does not have to endorse.
Smith stated the Committee needs to understand they are a recommending body and
they provide options. Weir replied Council will deal with this when it comes up.
Adams named the proposed Committee members and asked if Council wants other
alternates. He recommended a task force working group to focus on the issues, and
even though public attendance is allowed, that because of time constraints the
committee meetings may not allow for much or any public input (with exception of the
open houses). He added members really need to be at every meeting.
Cavanaugh suggested the member group be a bit bigger. Lorsung replied minutes will
be taken and people can catch up.
Workman suggested the list be left as discussed. Smith replied if the members get a list
of meetings they will know up front.
Moved by Cavanaugh, seconded by Weir, to appoint City Attorney Ron Batty, City
Planner Rose Lorsung, Public Works Director Jim Dillman, City Councilor Elizabeth
Weir, Planning Commission member Tom Crosby (with Mary Verbick as a second
option), Park Commission member Robin Reid, Resident Charles Nolan and Resident
Dave Wessin (with Suzie Sween as a second option) to the Moratorium Task Force.
Motion passed unanimously.
C. Open Space Planning Committee Appointments
Adams stated Staff is looking for approval of Committee members for the Open Space
Planning Committee. Staff is recommending the Park Commission be directed to take
the lead on open space planning, with two liaisons from the Planning Commission and
the Council liaison.
Smith stated there is no public member here. Lorsung added the public will be involved
with several meetings.
Smith suggested Staff take note of a list of interested people. Lorsung replied it is
already going; they have 20 so far.
Smith stated all meeting minutes/notes from the Park Commission should be put on the
website. Lorsung replied yes, there will be a page devoted to open space planning.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, to move ahead with the Open Space Planning
Committee. Motion passed unanimously.
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D. Grading Excavation Export — Policy Decision
Adams stated there are two policy discussions; does Council want to see more hard
data regarding exporting from a site at the preliminary stage or at the final stage, and
what do those numbers mean.
Workman asked if export meant moving off site only. Adams replied yes, not
specifically where it is going.
Brinkman stated on smaller sites percentages or some elevation should be looked at if it
effects landscaping. He added if a numbers change comes up the Council should
receive an email. Workman replied it sounds like a communication problem.
Workman stated regarding the Ryan project, they were always going to lower the site
and the dirt needs to go somewhere. He added Council was told about 55,000 tons
although it is now 80,000 tons. Schield replied there were several changes between the
preliminary and the final plat and there were no engineers at the meetings
Smith stated she believes this is important because when how much the site is altered is
known they have a better idea of what is going to happen on the site. She added the
developer should provide calculations with the preliminary plat. Weir and Brinkman
agreed.
Smith stated if the applicant is not truthful they should be checked. Lorsung replied the
applicant is hesitant to provide numbers with the preliminary plat because items change.
She added the City does not have a grading permit, which would have a list of items the
applicant would need to provide.
Weir stated Staff could ask for an estimate.
Workman stated the size of the site is going to make a difference. He suggested Staff
come back with recommendations. Lorsung replied perhaps a section could be added
to the erosion control ordinance.
Smith asked about import of soils, suggesting export and import needs to be looked at.
She added as a general procedure there should be some kind of checklist.
Cavanaugh stated there should be a checklist with the simple calculation.
Kellogg stated typically at the preliminary level it is very preliminary so he does not think
Staff can hold the applicant to it. He added, however, Staff could ask for an earthworks
balance at the preliminary stage.
Smith stated the significant issue is alteration of the site. Workman replied elevations
are not understood and suggested developers bring in 3-D pictures.
Current Cudd project elevations were discussed. Brinkman asked for renderings.
Schield stated Staff has checked and they are in compliance.
Cavanaugh asked if Staff gets a topographical map that shows changes in grades.
Lorsung replied they get a 2-D plan.
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Workman referred the issue back to Staff.
X. CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT
A. Community Building — Alcohol Policy
Weir asked if the present alcohol policy hinders or helps the Community Building earn
its keep. She suggested keeping the current policy for an additional six months. Adams
replied it is very subjective. He added there have been no incidences.
Smith stated alcohol cannot be stored on site.
Adams stated currently a person is allowed to bring in any amount of alcohol; however,
if the City restricts it to 3.2 beer and wine only, they may lose some event reservations.
Weir recommended leaving the policy as is because there have been no problems, and
if problems do arise they can be addressed then.
Adams stated the policy is changing January 1, 2006 to 3.2 and wine only. Workman
replied keeping the current policy could be a liability because it is a City building;
therefore, Council should be on the conservative side. He added if a licensed peace
officer was present he would be fine with the policy.
Cavanaugh suggested there be a section in the newsletter regarding the building being
for rent. He added a motion should include the fact that the City will not provide the
peace officer. Adams replied Staff has run information in the newsletter in the past and
will try to include information again.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, to have a peace office present during rentals or
allow only 3.2 beer and wine. Motion passed unanimously.
B. Park Commission and Planning Commission Appointment Process
Adams stated the Park and Planning Commissions liaisons will suggest appointments.
He added there will be a somewhat -formal application.
Smith suggested criminal background checks be done. Adams replied checks could be
considered.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, to follow Staff recommendations on appointments.
Motion passed unanimously.
C. 2006 Health Insurance Rates
Adams asked for questions or comments regarding the proposed increase noting it
would work within the budget. Adams reminded the Council that he was directed to
prepare a report for summer 2006 on the various health options the City can consider
for the future.
Workman stated discussion started two years ago regarding setting a pattem for
controlling costs.
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Brinkman asked if 12% is a reasonable increase. He added it is fairly competitive with
other cities.
Smith asked if the employee could pay a small portion. She referenced the Staff report
options stating she does not want to decrease employee salaries but suggested
decreasing dental from 100% to 75%.
Workman asked if there should be more coverage selections. Adams replied
employees currently have four different options; the City picks up the premium for the
low option otherwise the employee pays a portion with the other options. Next year
there will be a high deductible option with a low premium.
Cavanaugh asked if the total cost for the City is about $160,000. Adams replied he
thinks it is closer to $100,000.
Workman asked if there has been any discussion with employees. Adams stated yes
with Department Heads, but the dental option has been discussed with employees over
the past few years as a possible cut.
Workman asked when the plan goes into effect. Adams replied in January.
Weir asked if the City could share the 12% increase with the employee paying 25%.
Adams replied he does not think $3,556 is too much to ask for, as it would keep us
competitive with other cities.
Workman stated the City needs to control costs. Dillman questioned if work sessions,
including budget considerations and compensating employees for retention purposes,
with department heads should be held in fall.
Cavanaugh stated he would like to give money to employees by salary increases and
have them get insurance from their spouse.
Smith asked if employees can take medical expenses pre-tax. Adams replied this is an
option and they may have Staff starting next year that can oversee such a cafeteria
plan, but those resources are not present. Outsourcing such a service would also
involve expense.
Smith suggested the City cover the increase this year and discuss more options for next
year.
Weir stated the increase is not a large amount and will fit within the budget. She
suggested the City cover the increase this year and reevaluate it next year.
Moved by Weir, seconded by Smith, for the City to pay the 12% insurance premiums
this year and reevaluate them next year. Motion passed unanimously.
D. 2006 Budget Update and Truth In Taxation
Adams stated the hearing date has been scheduled. He suggested the utility budget be
discussed at the next meeting. Workman replied energy prices are going up; therefore,
dollars need to be reevaluated.
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XI. MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL REPORTS
Cavanaugh asked if Council would be interested in moving the January 2, 2006 City
Council meeting. Workman suggested it could be moved to January 9. Weir suggested
it could be moved to January 3. This item will be discussed at a later date.
Weir stated Jan Tiffany, resident, asked if there is any recourse regarding a neighbor's
berm which was built without a permit and blocks her view of the lake. She also asked if
neighbors were notified prior to approval. Lorsung replied an application, after the fact,
was submitted, reviewed, and approved.
Workman commented the City might need to have a land alteration ordinance. Lorsung
replied the City has one. Adams replied Staff will discuss the issue tomorrow.
XII. APPROVAL TO PAY THE BILLS
Moved by Brinkman, seconded by Smith, to approve the bills, order check numbers
028574-028628 for $787,979.85, and payroll check numbers 019544-019573 for
$29,514.37. Motion passed unanimously.
Council recessed to closed session at 9:34 p.m. for attomey-client privilege to discuss
right-of-way condemnation for a portion of Clydesdale Trail as it relates to the alignment
for the Medina Clydesdale Marketplace development.
XIII. CLOSED SESSION
A. Discussion of Condemnation of Property for ROW Regarding Medina
Clydesdale Marketplace
Council reconvened the meeting at 10:00 p.m.
Discussion was held on Comprehensive Plan Amendments and pressure for
development.
XIV. ADJOURN
Council consensus was to adjourn the meeting at 10:07 p.m. Motion passed
unanimously.
Attest:
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Chad M. Adams, City Administrator -Clerk
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ORDER CHECKS - NOVEMBER 1, 2005
028574 ACCOUSTICAL SURFACES, INC. $292.88
028575 ALLEGRA PRINT & IMAGING $516.80
028576 AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION $75.00
028577 AWWA $72.00
028578 CIPHER LABORATORIES $1,127.13
028579 CLASSIC CLEANING $292.88
028580 DASH DELIVERY SERVICES, INC. $32.20
028581 EHLERS & ASSOC. $1,750.00
028582 ELECTRON HERDERS $143.57
028583 ERICKSON, ROLF ENT., INC $5,178.45
028584 EXXONMOBIL $50.30
028585 G. L. CONTRACTING $196,743.93
028586 HAWKINS INC. $2,473.08
028587 HENNEPIN CO.TREASURER $52.11
028588 HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF $75.00
028589 INFRATECH $800.00
028590 KELLY'S WRECKER SERVICE $79.87
028591 LAKE BUSINESS SUPPLY $279.11
028592 LANDFORM $7,278.88
028593 LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR SERVICES $222.00
028594 LONG LAKE, CITY OF $4,129.50
028595 MAYER, RANDY LTD $159.75
028596 MCFOA $35.00
028597 MEDICA $253.95
028598 MEDICA CHOICE $15,538.24
028599 MEDINA ENTERTAINMENT CENTER $25.00
028600 METROCALL $27.75
028601 MIKE'S FIX -IT $322.39
028602 MINN. CHIEF'S OF POLICE ASSN. $375.00
028603 MINNESOTA DEPT OF PUB. SAFETY $445.00 ---'
028604 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASN. $675.00
028605 NATIONAL WATERWORKS $1,916.78
028606 NELSON ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR $944.00
028607 NEXTEL COMMUNICATIONS $648.39
028608 PAINT -A -LOT $685.00
028609 QWEST $458.66
028610 RANDY'S SANITATION $503.74
028611 RCM SPECIALTIES, INC. $1,500.00
028612 RICE LAKE CONST $531,854.00
028613 RYAN COMPANIES $15.00
028614 SCHARBER & SONS, INC. $6.69
028615 SOUND SISTERS, INC. $239.63
028616 STREHLER FARMS -DOG IMPOUNDING $1,105.00
028617 STREICHER'S $1,179.03
028618 SUNBURST LAWN & SNOW $3,940.50
028619 SUPERIOR FORD $63.58
028620 TIME SAVER OFF SITE SEC. $501.50
028621 TWIN CITY WATER CLINIC $45.00
028622 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE $500.00
028623 UNIFORMS UNLIMITED $275.50
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ORDER CHECKS - NOVEMBER 1, 2005 (CONT'D)
028624 UPTOWN HAMEL $50.00
028625 VERIZON WIRELESS $6.28
028626 VIEAU, CEC $99.08
028627 WRIGHT-HENNEPIN ELECTRIC $1,575.80
028628 XCEL ENERGY $344.92
$787,979.85
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PAYROLL CHECKS - OCTOBER 31, 2005
019544 VOID $0.00
019545 VOID $0.00
019546 VOID $0.00
019547 WORKMAN, BRUCE $207.79
019548 SMITH, CAROLYN A. $138.52
019549 BRINKMAN, RANDY $138.52
019550 ADAMS, CHAD M. $1,922.44
019551 SCHERER, STEVEN T. $1,230.83
019552 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,732.81
019553 HALL, DAVID M. $1,623.66
019554 DILLMAN, JAMES D $1,839.05
019555 DRESSEL, ROBERT P. $1,111.73
019556 BELLAND, EDGAR J $2,231.89
019557 CONVERSE, KEITH A $1,266.82
019558 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $1,028.73
019559 DINGMANN, IVAN W $1,213.37
019560 SULANDER, LAURA L. $1,186.65
019561 LARSON, SANDRA L $1,221.59
019562 BOECKER, KEVIN D $1,803.62
019563 CAVANAUGH, JOSEPH $138.52
019564 WEIR, ELIZABETH V. $138.52
019565 GREGORY, THOMAS $1,447.27
019566 LORSUNG, ROSE A $1,171.59
019567 NELSON, JASON $1,930.98
019568 THUL, JEFFREY P. $1,320.65
019569 KLISZCZ, DAVID A. $515.24
019570 VINCK, JOHN J. $1,128.42
019571 FINKS, DUSTIN D. $285.71
019572 MAROHNIC, NICHOLAS $423.38
019573 OLSON, JANET $1,116.07
$29,514.37