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MEDINA CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 20, 2001
The City Council of Medina, Minnesota met in regular session on November 20, 2001 at
7:32 p.m. in the City Hall Chambers. Acting Mayor Phil Zietlow presided.
Members present: Lane, Smith, Workman and Zietlow.
Members absent: Ferris (leave of absence).
Also present: Police Chief Ed Be!land, Attorney Ron Batty, Public Works Director Jim
Dillman, City Engineer Tom Kellogg, Planning & Zoning Administrator Loren Kohnen,
Administrator Clerk -Treasurer Paul Robinson, Intern Bill Dermody, and Recording
Secretary Carla Wirth.
1. Additions to the Agenda
A. Consideration of Moratorium within the Agricultural Preserve District.
B. Park Funding Request.
C. Mn/DOT Co -Location Issue in Medina.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the agenda as
amended. Motion passed unanimously.
2. Approval of the November 6, 2001 Regular City Council Meeting Minutes
There was a correction on page 2, first sentence of item 8, to state: "...Commission
held a special meeting..." and on page 3, last paragraph, to change the word `or" to "of'.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the minutes of
November 6, 2001 as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
3. Consent Agenda
A. Approval of Gambling License for Minnesota Motorcycle Riders
Association of Minnesota.
B. Resolution 01-59 Certifying Delinquent Water, Sewer, and Recycling
Charges to the Hennepin County Auditor for Collection in 2002.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the Consent
Agenda. Motion passed unanimously.
4. Comments from Citizens on Items not on the Agenda
There were none.
5. Park Commission Comments
There were none.
6. Planning Commission Comments
Loren Kohnen said at the next Planning Commission meeting there would be
consideration of a variance and conditional use permit.
7. Side Yard Setback Variance — 565 Hackamore Road — Dale Gronberq
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Loren Kohnen said Dale and Jodi Gronberg, 565 Hackamore Road, are requesting a
side yard setback variance to add a 14-foot addition to their existing garage. Kohnen
presented the staff report as contained in the meeting packet, noting the factors
considered by the Planning Commission. Staff recommended approval of the variance
with the reduction from 14 feet to 12 feet. However, the Planning Commission
recommends denial based on the rationale the variance is too large, other options exist,
and it does not deny the applicant reasonable use of his property. Kohnen displayed an
overhead that depicted the subject site, locations of the existing buildings, requested
addition, and alternate location for a detached garage. The front elevation of the house
was also presented which included the proposed addition.
Jim Lane inquired regarding the nonconforming issue. Kohnen said the house currently
meets the setback requirements but not the lot area requirement of five acres of suitable
soils. He estimated the lot contains two to two and one-half acres of suitable soils. It
was noted this lot is a grandfathered non -conforming lot. Kohnen identified the location
where fill could be placed and said the applicant feels the alternative is unreasonable
and maintains his original request. Kohnen said the Planning Commission spent
considerable time on this request and staff now concurs with their analysis and
recommendation for denial.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Jim Lane, direct the City attorney to draft a
resolution denying the side yard setback variance requested by Dale and Jodi Gronberg
of 565 Hackamore Road based on the rationale that the variance is too large, other
options exist, and it does not deny the applicant reasonable use of his property. Motion
passed unanimously.
8. Replat of 3 lots into 1 — 5105/5125/5145 County Road 101 — Ace Properties,
LLC
Loren Kohnen said Ace Properties wishes to combine three properties at
5105/5125/5145 County Road 101 into one lot. Kohnen presented the staff report as
contained in the meeting packet, noting discussion was held regarding a 30-foot road
easement on the west side of the parcel and road right-of-way for Highway 101.
Hennepin County Planning reviewed the request and indicated it wants no more road
right-of-way since the road will be shifted to the east. The Planning Commission
recommends approval of the replat with drainage and utility easements and the 30-foot
road easement across the west property line. Kohnen displayed an overhead that
depicted the subject site, road alignment and future realignment. He also identified the
location of the current and future driveway.
Phil Zietlow asked where the future driveway will be located. Kohnen said there is no
future location identified, but it is understood the current driveway location is temporary
until the road is realigned. Kohnen showed the location of the proposed building and
advised of the possible enhancement of the Cherry Hill berm.
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to authorize the City Attorney
to draft a resolution approving the replat of three lots into one as requested by Ace
Properties, LLC of 5105/5125/5145 County Road 101, conditioned upon providing
drainage and utility easements, a 30-foot road easement across the west property line
and driveway elimination plan when the future driveway location is identified. Motion
passed unanimously.
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9. Conditional Use Permit Amendment — Request for additional outbuildings
and for additional square feet — 2075 Cottonwood Trail — Doug and Louise
Leatherdale
Loren Kohnen said Doug and Louise Leatherdale are requesting an amendment to their
conditional use permit for additional animal and storage buildings. There currently exists
two and the request is for seven total plus additional square footage. Kohnen presented
the staff report as contained in the meeting packet, reviewed the items discussed by the
Planning Commission. He noted the NURP pond was eliminated but staff will work with
the Leatherdales to create an appropriate retention pond and drainage. Kohnen noted
the memorandum and draft resolution as prepared by Attorney Batty.
Kohnen displayed an overhead depicting the subject site that identified the location of
the current buildings and the proposed additional outbuilding. He also displayed the
landscaping plan, floor plan for the proposed barn, exterior barn elevations, proposed
shed, and existing machine shed with proposed addition. Kohnen noted the attendance
of the Leatherdales, their attorney, and neighbors.
Ron Batty said the only difference procedurally is that rather than discussing the item
and requesting a resolution to be prepared, he has already prepared a resolution that
reflects the Planning Commission's intent. He noted that being able to act on the
resolution tonight will shorten the normal process. In addition, the Leatherdales will
agree to withdraw their application for a building permit on their adjacent agricultural
preserve property and Kirsten Chapman has agreed to withdraw the petition for an
EAW.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to adopt Resolution 01-60
Granting an Amended Conditional Use Permit to Douglas Leatherdale and Louise
Leatherdale for Additional Accessory Structures at 2075 Cottonwood Trail. Motion
passed unanimously.
Phil Zietlow thanked the applicant, neighborhood, and Planning Commission for working
on this project to reach a successful conclusion.
Mr. Leatherdale presented a formal written withdrawal for their request for construction
on their 40-acre agricultural preserve property.
10. Consideration of Moratorium within the Agricultural Preserve District
Ron Batty said the agricultural preserve issue was continued to tonight's meeting so it
was added to the agenda for Council action.
Jim Lane asked if this application is moot by the action taken tonight. Ron Batty said
the petition for the EAW will be withdrawn but this issue deals with the moratorium. He
noted the Council would be meeting tomorrow to discuss moratorium issues.
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to table consideration of a
moratorium within the Agricultural Preserve District to the January 15, 2002 Council
meeting. Motion passed unanimously.
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11. Conditional Use Permit — 2300 Cox Trail — First Apostolic Lutheran
Congregation of Minneapolis
Bill Dermody said First Apostolic Lutheran Congregation of Minneapolis would like to
construct a 16,680 square foot church with 292 parking spaces on a 10.34 acre lot,
nearly all of which is on acceptable soils, at 2300 Cox Trail which is in the Rural
Residential zoning district. He presented their request and advised of proposed building
materials, parking stalls, room layout and planned functions. Dermody said the request
meets hard cover regulations, all reviews by engineering, public works, and police are
satisfactory and recommended approval with conditions.
Loren Kohnen reviewed the criteria considered for granting a conditional use permit as
contained in his staff report. Kohnen reviewed the items discussed by the Planning
Commission, input received from the neighbors and church, and stated the Planning
Commission recommends approval of the conditional use permit with 35 revised
conditions. Kohnen read a letter submitted by Steven Mann, a neighbor, requesting six-
foot high berms and reducing parking lot lights to 15 feet to better shield adjacent
properties. Kohnen said the proposed building height meets the City standard.
Bruce Workman said he thinks the building should be sprinkled for fire protection.
Kohnen said that would not be required by State Code.
Carolyn Smith indicated her agreement that sprinkling should be required since it is a
commercial building and suggested it be required as a condition of approval.
Phil Zietlow noted Holy Name Church is larger and not sprinkled.
Jim Dillman said the water system in this area is not adequate to provide fire protection.
The Long Lake Fire Department considers it a rural area.
Tom Kellogg said there is a future potential to connect Medina's water system with
Orono's.
Jim Lane asked if the church's water system could support a sprinkling system. Kohnen
said it would require a private water reservoir to furnish the water for the sprinkling
system which he estimated could cost $80,000 to $90,000.
Phil Zietlow commented on the need for consistency.
Carolyn Smith said this structure is wood framed, not brick or stucco like the other
churches in Medina. She said she is concerned about commercial operations not
following commercial regulations. She said this may be the cheapest way to put up a
building, but the exterior building materials are not acceptable to her. She said a
standard has been set and while the proposed design is nice, it is a large building and
not residential in use.
Carolyn Smith said she reviewed the lighting poles and supports the suggestion for a
15-foot high light pole. She also supports decorative lighting with rounder shades to
create a more residential look.
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Carolyn Smith said the lights should operate with a motion sensor rather than a light
sensor so they are not lit all night. She said she is concerned with the church traffic and
would support a right turn lane since Willow Road is a busy intersection.
Carolyn Smith said she supports considering right turn lanes at this time to create a safe
intersection before it becomes a problem. She said drivers often times don't stop when
leaving the parking lot so, perhaps, a stop sign should be installed to assure traffic stops
before entering Cox Trail and Willow Drive.
Loren Kohnen displayed a sample of the colored shingles being considered which have
a 20- to 30-year life expectancy. Carolyn Smith said she would support a 40-year
shingle.
Bruce Workman said while he agrees with the desirability of a longer -life shingle, the
proposed shingle meets Code requirements.
Loren Kohnen displayed a sample of the vinyl siding being proposed.
Phil Zietlow asked representatives of the applicant to address the Planning
Commission's recommendation and list of conditions.
Kevin Kangas, Building Chair of First Apostolic Lutheran Congregation, said they
reviewed each of the recommended conditions with the Planning Commission and
believed they were fairly agreeable. He said they want to be good neighbors and not
impose on neighboring homes or create problems for the City. Mr. Kangas said this
proposal meets or exceeds the requirements of the City.
Mr. Kangas said the conditions were revised and approved by the Planning Commission
and they feel it represents reasonable compromises so they have no issue with them.
Mr. Kangas reviewed his understanding that a church can only be placed in a Rural
Residential zoning district with a conditional use permit, not in a Commercial District so
commercial requirements do not apply. He said that 15-foot lighting poles would restrict
lighting once the parking lot trees mature. City ordinance calls for 30-foot poles and the
Planning Commission is requiring 20-foot poles. Mr. Kangas said another concern is
safety since the light would not cast as far. He noted their proposal meets the 0 foot
candles at the property line. Reducing the light poles to 15 feet would severely impact
the parking lot lighting.
Mr. Kangas said they would agree to have motion sensors on security lights as
suggested by Carolyn Smith. He said he is not sure about the process for a turn lane
and does not think private entities pay entirely for a road but it would be assessed on a
percentage.
Tom Kellogg said the development would pay one -hundred percent of the cost of the
improvement.
Mr. Kangas said he believes the berms are adequate, as proposed, to screen their
property, noting they will provide an undulating, inverted mote with three- to six-foot
berms plus strategically placed trees.
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Loren Kohnen displayed an overhead depicting three elevations of the proposed berm
and landscaping with 12- to 16-foot tall trees. He drew in the height of the trees as they
would appear when planted.
Jim Lane asked if the applicant used a landscape architect to develop this plan. Mr.
Kangas answered in the affirmative.
Phil Zietlow said he would support working with each individual homeowner to assure
the view of each home is addressed via the landscape plan and providing a six-foot
berm in those locations.
Loren Kohnen said condition #4 requires the addition of six-foot spruce trees to aid in
blocking the view of the church building and parking lot. He reviewed his work with the
applicant's landscape architect.
Phil Zietlow said he would like to include wording that the neighbors agree with the
landscaping and berm in their area.
Carolyn Smith said she would like the landscaping to already be worked out and agreed
to by the neighbors prior to Council consideration.
Jim Lane agreed and suggested the City engage a landscape architect to assist staff
with this application to assure all issues are addressed. With regard to traffic, he
suggested a consulting engineer be engaged to review the traffic issues and present
options.
Bruce Workman questioned whether a church belongs in residential neighborhoods and
said, perhaps, churches should be located in Commercial zoning districts.
Carolyn Smith said the parking lot can be adequately and safely lit with 15-foot poles;
however, more poles will be needed. She said she would like the applicant to look at
other church buildings in the area and determine the cost to use cement blocks that
appear to be brick, that would be low maintenance and more substantive. She said this
project fits more with projects in commercial areas so the City should be able to impose
those types of requirements.
Paul Robinson asked if a condition was suggested to require brick. Kohnen said the
Planning Commission indicated the proposed lap siding would have more of a
residential appearance.
Carolyn Smith said she would like the applicant to also consider additional landscaping
and a method to assure vehicles come to a complete stop prior to leaving the church
parking lot.
Loren Kohnen identified the location of area not adequately screened from the Medina
Morningside development and from another residence . He said this issue is addressed
in the recommended conditions.
Carolyn Smith said she would support tabling the application until these issues are
considered.
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Tom Kellogg said they conducted a preliminary review of the traffic and found
requirements for additional traffic control to be borderline. Given the limited use of a
church on Sunday and Wednesday evenings, off-peak traffic and exiting onto Willow
would not be an issue. However, future additional traffic or more frequent use of the
church could complicate things. He said he can bring this application back to his
transportation department for review and present a formal memorandum stating the
issues at the next meeting.
Jim Lane said he would support tabling consideration for 60 days and to do a traffic
study.
Bruce Workman noted the large size of the kitchen and asked if food is being provided
to groups. Kohnen said the County would consider whether it is a commercial kitchen
and in need of a permit.
Jim Lane asked Tom Kellogg if their staff has an environmental or landscape
department to address the landscape plan. Kellogg said they have landscape architects
on staff that could provide a recommendation.
Tom Kellogg suggested the applicant prepare a landscape plan that incorporates the
elements discussed by the Council and submit it for review.
Carolyn Smith said she would like to see an overhead depicting how the view would be
minimized.
Ron Batty said the Council could extend the application an additional 60 days. Kohnen
said the application was submitted on October 12, 2001.
Mr. Kangas said they surveyed surrounding houses and found they are not full brick but
some have a four -foot high brick, rock -faced block or stone treatment.
Carolyn Smith asked the applicant to consider a higher standard for exterior material.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Jim Lane, to extend consideration of the
conditional use permit requested by First Apostolic Lutheran Congregation of
Minneapolis of 2300 Cox Trail for a period of time not to exceed 60 days and until the
applicant has submitted a more comprehensive landscape plan depicting the location of
each house and view, traffic study of the Willow Drive intersection, potential need for
right turn lane, engineered lighting plan with 15-foot and 20-foot poles and consideration
of upgraded exterior material.
Mr. Kangas said it would cost an additional $65,000 for brick and they did not consider
stucco due to application issues. Carolyn Smith said they could consider a combination
of exterior materials. Mr. Kangas said their construction budget is $1.8 to $2 million.
Motion passed unanimously.
12. Approval of Wetland Conservation Act Permit for Medina Highlands
Loren Kohnen said the Medina Highlands development is a 27.73-acre site, will create
68 twin -family residences, and the associated infrastructure for streets, ponding, and
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utilities. The development site is mostly an agricultural field with one farmstead and
approximately 2.7 acres of Type 3 wetland in two basins. He said they want to assure
the association understands no work can be done within the wetlands. Staff
recommends approval of the wetland permit.
Tom Kellogg said the perimeter of the wetland proposed on the Cudd site was altered to
create a pond with more irregular edges as required by the Wetland Conservation Act.
This is the only change in the plans.
Ron Batty said since the outlot has been created and as long as the new contour of the
wetland remains within the outlot, it is not a major issue.
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve the Wetland
Conservation Act permit for Medina Highlands. Motion passed unanimously.
13. Final Release of Foxberry Farms 6th Addition Letter of Credit
Jim Dillman said Foxberry Farms 6th Addition is complete and staff recommends
release of the letter of credit.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the final release of
Foxberry Farms 6th Addition letter of credit. Motion passed unanimously.
14. Snow and Ice Control Policy
Jim Dillman asked the Council if they have comments on the current snow and ice
control policy. Discussion occurred regarding the policy should a mailbox be damaged
by a snowplow. It was noted the City temporarily installs a mailbox for the resident
should this occur.
It was the consensus of the City Council to make no revisions to the snow and ice
control policy.
15. Upgrade Water Meter Reading System
Jim Dillman said there has been an ongoing process to upgrade the City's infrastructure
and continue to provide efficient reliable service. He recommended the City again
upgrade water meter reading to a radio read system which would save labor costs (104
hours per year). It was noted that all costs incurred with the changeover will be passed
onto the user. Dillman presented his recommendation on how to proceed with the
upgrade and related cost break down.
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the upgrade of the
water meter reading system as recommended by staff. Motion passed unanimously.
16. Funding 2002 Cabin Social
Paul Robinson said the 2001 budget had a $3,500 transfer for the Cabin Social and the
2002 budget also includes a $3,500 transfer, which is sufficient to fund next year's
event.
Ron Batty said there is no legal prohibition from soliciting donations from businesses in
the City but you would not want to do it in a way that implied provision of City services
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depends on making a contribution. He said a general solicitation of civic organizations
and businesses would not be prohibited.
Carolyn Smith said if this is important to residents, it should be placed in the budget.
Jim Dillman said the majority of residents do not want it fully City funded.
Bruce Workman said he agreed it should not be fully City funded.
Jim Dillman said he wanted to request direction on whether the City can ask businesses
for contributions.
It was the consensus of the City Council to maintain the City contribution at the same
level and find that it is allowable to solicit contributions under the terms indicated by Ron
Batty.
17. Park Funding Request
Jim Lane said he does not understand the memorandum submitted and would like
information on what is contributed by the Hamel Athletic Association.
Jim Dillman said they contribute to field maintenance and if the City assumed that
responsibility, it would be contracted out at the same price. He said it is a benefit for the
Hamel Athletic Association to be involved since they contribute volunteer hours to
maintain the field and clean the park. Jim Dillman said the Hamel Athletic Association is
requesting an additional $5,000 for next year.
Jim Lane said he believes the City should require the same accountability of the Hamel
Athletic Association as is required of other groups.
Bruce Workman said a simple one -page accounting should be requested to determine
the justification for the request for an additional $5,000 in 2002.
Carolyn Smith noted the accounting provided has rounded numbers which is not
reflective of actual expenses.
Paul Robinson said he will contact the Hamel Athletic Association to determine their
liability insurance and ask that Medina be listed as an additional insured.
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to approve park funding of
$20, 000 contingent upon receipt of an accounting within 45 days of year end. Motion
passed unanimously.
18. Mn/DOT Co -Location Issue in Medina
Jim Lane said he reviewed a memorandum summarizing a conversation held with
Mn/DOT and Hennepin County about Mn/DOT colocating at the Hennepin County public
works facility.
Jim Dillman said Mn/DOT is interested in relocating a 60,000 square foot facility from
the Fort Snelling area that contains their central shops for snowplows and signals. He
said his Mn/DOT contact had indicated Medina was not a front-runner for relocation.
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Carolyn Smith said she believes Medina has enough truck traffic at present and asked
how the snowplows are brought into the County public works facility. Dillman said he is
unsure of their procedure, but understood this would not be a truck facility.
Jim Lane said as long as Medina is not a front-runner and the City is not interested, he
would prefer to have Medina removed from Mn/DOT's list of consideration. He offered
his assistance in drafting such a letter.
Phil Zietlow said he would prefer to leave the issue untouched at this time. Should
Mn/DOT approach Medina, he believes it would provide an opportunity for negotiation.
Moved by Jim Lane, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to direct staff to draft a cordial letter to
Mn/DOT under the Mayor's signature asking them to remove Medina from their
consideration. Motion passed unanimously.
19. Police Corp Proposal
Phil Zietlow reported the Police Corp proposal has been dropped.
20. Long Lake Sewer Easement Issue
Paul Robinson said Long Lake was trying to clear the title on their City Hall property
when they realized Medina holds a sewer easement over part of their City Hall property.
Paul Robinson suggested a meeting between representatives of the City and Mn/DOT
to assure a pipe replaces the easement.
It was the consensus of the City Council to support staffs recommendation to schedule
a meeting with Mn/DOT.
21. 2002 Budget — All Funds
Paul Robinson presented the additional budget information requested by the Council
and reported on the consultant's recommendation which should be addressed prior to
considering the individual increases. He said the Council would consider wages and
steps at their meeting tomorrow.
Paul Robinson then presented the budget information addressed in his staff report.
Following discussion, Council consensus was reached to leave Council contributions at
the same as recommend except to reduce the increase for Interfaith Outreach to the
2001 level of $3,000.
Paul Robinson noted that $4,800 remains budgeted for the recording secretary and that
contract will be evaluated after one more Council meeting. He reviewed the consulting
fee increase for the City's computer network budget of $8,650 for 2002. In the Planning
& Zoning budget, Paul Robinson removed the additional employee and added back the
administrative intern position.
Paul Robinson noted $25,000 is budgeted as a transfer to the Fire Equipment Fund for
the future purchase of fire equipment.
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Phil Zietlow said he would rather use funds from the Equipment Fund for such
purchases.
Carolyn Smith said Medina is served by four different fire departments, not just Long
Lake.
Phil Zietlow said if the budget does not include this $25,000, the increase would be
reduced from 7.3% to a 5% increase.
Discussion occurred related to use of the Equipment Fund instead of the Fire Equipment
Fund.
It was the consensus of the City Council to allow more discretion when making a
decision on the fire truck and to not transfer money into a Fire Equipment Fund for
2002.
Paul Robinson presented the budget information related to park contributions and the
Contingency Fund for unbudgeted items. He then reviewed the revenues for all
departments and funds, noting the removal of $25,000 from the Fire Equipment Fund
reduces the increase to about 5%. Paul Robinson said there are no expenditures
budgeted for parks or Hamel Legion Park.
Robinson stated that $2,741 of the fund balance in the General Fund was the net of
expenditures over revenues from previous cabin social events. Robinson asked the
Council to approve a fund balance transfer of that amount from the General Fund to the
Community Event Fund. The Council agreed.
Council consensus was to rename fund 236 Police Equipment Fund.
Paul Robinson explained that the Willow Improvement Fund and Road Improvement
Fund were set up for those particular projects. He said the Water and Sewer Funds are
in good shape since there has been a significant increase in the revenues from the
Hamel area.
It was noted that the budget and personnel matters will be discussed at the November
21, 2001 work session. The budget will be on the December 18, 2001 Council agenda
for approval.
22. Livable Communities Act (LCA) Participation
This item was removed from the agenda since it was addressed at the November 6,
2001 Council meeting.
23. November 21, 2001 Special Council Meeting
Phil Zietlow announced a special Council meeting will be held on November 21, 2001
from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and reviewed the time to be spent on each issue under discussion.
24. Pay the Bills
Moved by Carolyn Smith, seconded by Bruce Workman, to approve the bills, order
check numbers 23101-23149 for $147307.34, and payroll check numbers 17338-17352
for $16,309.09. Motion passed unanimously.
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25. Adjournment
Moved by Bruce Workman, seconded by Carolyn Smith, to adjourn the meeting at
10:22 p.m. Motion passed unanimously.
PhiYip K. Zietw, Actingayor
, Administrator -Clerk -Treasurer
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ORDER CHECKS - NOVEMBER 20, 2001
23101 ORCHARD TRUST $880.00
23102 3M MDE5036 $117.02
23103 A.T.& T. $72.88
23104 AMERIPRIDE LINEN & APPAREL SVC $50.97
23105 ANDERSON, EARL F. $94.54
23106 AWWA $50.050
23107 BUFFALO BITUMINOUS $96,354.99
23108 CASE CREDIT CORPORATION $364.35
23109 CIPHER LABORATORIES $5,746.48
23110 CULLIGAN $49.20
23111 DEPT. OF PUB.SAFETY, EMERGY MG $9,327.97
23112 GENUINE PARTS $265.44
23113 GLENWOOD INGLEWOOD $50.58
23114 GRAINGER $307.94
23115 HAMEL BUILDING CENTER $84.18
23116 HAWKINS INC. $10.00
23117 HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF $8.00
23118 KATH COMPANIES $81.64
23119 LAKE BUSINESS SUPPLY $86.48
23120 LAKESHORE WEEKLY NEWS $248.13
23121 LAWN DETAILERS $1,520.00
23122 MEDICA $248.00
23123 MEDTRONIC PHYSIO-CONTROL $5,083.48
23124 METRO WEST INSPECTION $2,203.80
23125 METRO.COUNCIL ENVIRO. SERVICES $15,100.07
23126 MIDWEST AUTOMOTIVE $494.09
23127 MINN COMM $81.71
23128 MINNESOTA DEPT. OF HEALTH $653.00
23129 MOBIL $33.14
23130 NEXTEL WEST CORP $551.25
23131 NORTH AMERICAN FOODS $95.85
23132 NORTHERN SAFETY TECHNOLOGY $298.20
23133 QW EST $104.00
23134 REYNOLDS WELDING $24.76
23135 SAMARITAN TIRE CO., INC. $500.11
23136 SCHARBER & SONS, INC. $473.33
23137 SCHMIT, STEVEN $510.00
23138 STREICHER'S $223.41
23139 SUPERIOR FORD $36.29
23140 TIME SAVER OFF SITE SEC. $175.00
23141 TRI STATE PUMP $308.10
23142 TWIN CITY SEED CO $2,156.63
23143 TWIN CITY WATER CLINIC $20.00
23144 UNITED RENTALS HIGHWAY TECH $550.73
23145 VERIZON WIRELESS $81.71
23146 WI STATE LAB. OF HYGIENE $975.33
23147 WRIGHT-HENNEPIN ELECTRIC $84.58
23148 XEROX CORPORATION $199.98
2 : %* ber , iA~Ritr OF PUB SAFETY $270.00
Total Checks $147,307.34
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PAYROLL CHECKS - NOVEMBER 19, 2001
17338 ROBINSON, PAUL A. $1,305.97
17339 SCHERER, STEVEN T. $1,063.31
17340 MCGILL, CHRISTOPHER R. $1,184.06
17341 DILLMAN, JAMES D. $1,545.11
17342 VOID $0.00
17343 BELLAND, EDGAR J. $1,905.35
17344 VIEAU, CECILIA M. $992.56
17345 SULANDER, LAURA L $1,091.38
17346 LARSON, SANDRA L. $965.52
17347 BOECKER, KEVIN D. $1,115.00
17348 PRIEM, JON D. $1,147.05
17349 CHRISTENSON, JEREMY $1,209.20
17350 NYSTROM, JAMES $1,122.21
17351 DERMODY, WILLIAM H. $659.57
17352 NELSON, JASON $1,002.80
$16,309.09
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