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1977-05-10 CC Agenda Packetcity Ow no"
aaUMAD Minnesota
RK 5a X977
CON011 ORCHANDUR Q. 77-133
TO: The mcnarysta Niqvw and 007 Council
FBI& The city Hinagolar
The residents aleng the eastavly 2374 Yet of EQY am lane have h
2 qmeatul that all parking be removed from this 20 feet
(They home made Owwangema,ate to park an ruilivad t-cf way)
preoewbxy thave 10 no parking allowed on the north aid* of Northern law
It is recommended that no parking be allawed an either side of HoIr-thVerva
lane Nam Edgeumtov Drive to Satan Cb annaX. This would HaNdea the arra
t has 40 foot r ht -of -way as walo
Attached 4s a on, of the as an Haat reporto Ova the Paliesa Chief end
Publio While Director.
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1, Rapp
ON LAKE MINNETONKA I INDIAN BURIAL MOUNDS
5341 MAYWOOD ROAD
MOUND, MINNESOTA 55364
May 4, 1977
TELEPHONE
(612) 472-1155
TO: LeonoAd Kopp - City Manager
FROM: Chuck Johnson - Chie6 o4 Police
SUBJECT: Non-resident panting on Notthenn Road between Edgewater, and Seton Chanes
1. Problem: The )taident6 .in tomes on Northe&n Road are making eomplaint6 o6
paⅈng probleras generated by 4izhermen using Seton Channel and pw&c i.ng
thein cars on the roadway.
2. Assumptions: Thete is adequate parking 6or res.i-dent6 and thein gue6ts on
thein pni-vate property and the privately owned raixoad right -o4 -way to
the south o4 Northern Road.
3. Paste bearing on the problem: Con#nol o6 panlzi,ng .in this area is e6sent at
4or the sa4ety and wel6are o4 residents in the nine homes adjacent to this
roaduucy.
A. Mound ordinance 46.29 (b) 37 provide.6 Jot "no paxking" on the north
aide o4 the xoadway, however aee o6 the city .instaeeed signs with
one exception have been removed.
B. Residents have made a4nangement6 with the tai tAoad to paAk on
rait&oad right -o4 -way property o44 the roadway to the south. This
area has been .improved by the residents and provides them with
adequate packing.
C. The roadway right -o4 -way in this area .is only 201 wide, while the
traveled portion .is much nwvowen.
4. Discussion:
A. With the .indiseni.mate parking o6 both residents and non-residents,
roadway travel .is aeveneey .impaired or impoz.6ible.
B. It .is neeezzaty that the roadway remain open at alt times to insure
access bon res.ident6, and o4 equae .importance, access 4or the police
and 4 -ire departments 6or emeagenci.e6.
C. The re6.ident6 along the roadway have complained o6 the problem and
a solution allowing them ingress and egress and provi6i.on6 6or
emergency vehieees must be bound.
5. Conc usionb: Noxthexn. Road 4rom Edgewater east to Seton Channel shoutd be
posted box no paxking on both north and south aides.
6. Action recommended:
A. Change city ordinance 46.29 (b) 31 to read both north and south
side o4 Northern Road.
E. The pubti.e work6 department ehoutd post as soon as poea.ibte the
north aide o4 the road.
C. Residents zhould be advised to post no packing signs on .theix
pxivate2y owned or maintained pahk.ing areas.
Reapeat4u2ey,
Chuck Johnson
Chie4 o4 Potice
CJ:W
1
May 5, 1977
Mr. Thomas S. Maple
Lake Minnetonka Conservation District,
402 East Lake Street
Wayzata, Minnesota 55391
Re: Lake Minnetonka Water Patrol
Dear Tom:
Attached to this letter are two resolutions
wood City Council at their meeting of May 3,
resolutions are responding to the actions of
Board of Commissioners' decision to withdraw
services on Lake Minnetonka.
adopted by the Green -
1977. These
the Hennepin County
its Water Patrol
The Greenwood City Council, in reviewing the legal opinion by the
County Attorney, has determined that an emergency exists on Lake
Minnetonka at the present time that is detrimental to the health,
safety and welfare of all citizens that use Lake Minnetonka and
that strong, definitive action by the Lake Minnetonka Conservation
District is required immediately.
The ultimate decision for solving this emergency situation affect-
ing public safety on Lake Minnetonka must be made by the State of
Minnesota by correcting the statutory discrepancies as they relate
to responsibility and funding for the management of Lake Minnetonka.
The Greenwood Council has set down, in the two attached resolutions,
a recommended course of action to alleviate the short run emergency
condition, as well as the long run management problems existing
on Lake Minnetonka.
The Greenwood City Council feels that the preparation of a written
request for emergency funds required to operate the Water Patrol
during the 1977 boating season be prepared and submitted to the
State of Minnesota at the earliest possible time. We also feel
that a comprehensive Lake Management Program must be developed,
CITY OF GREENWOOD 20225 Cottagewood Road Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 (612) 474-4755
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Mr. Thomas S. Maple
May 5, 1977
Page Two
together with the various operating budgets required, and submitted
to the State of Minnesota for funding. We further recommend that
until the emergency situation has been rectified by the State of
Minnesota, that all public launch ramps be closed.
The City of Greenwood supports and is available to assist the Lake
Minnetonka Conservation District in solving these management
problems existing on Lake Minnetonka. We strongly urge that
this matter receive your.prompt attention and action immediately.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Yours very truly,
Frank Js Brixius
Mayor
FJB:jb
Enclosures
cc: Governor Rudy Perpich
Representative Robert L. Searles
Representative Tad Jude
Senator George Pillsbury
Hennepin County Board of Commissioners:
John E. Derus
Thomas E. Ticen
Jeff Spartz
Richard E. Kremer
E. F. Robb, Jr.
Sam S. Sivanich
Nancy Olkon
City Mayors
City Administrators
Metro Council
Lake Minnetonka Conservation District Director
Lake Minnetonka Conservation District Board of Directors
Hennepin County Sheriff .
Department of Natural Resources
Minnehaha Water Shed District
RESOLUTION.#
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THAT AN
EMERGENCY EXISTS AFFECTING THE
HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE OF
CITIZENS INTENDING TO USE THE
WATERS OF LAKE MINNETONKA
WHEREAS, the Hennepin County Sheriff has
its police protection services on Lake Minnetonka
its budget for said service, and
withdrawn
as well as
-- WHEREAS, the City of Greenwood, as well as other neigh-
boring cities bordering on Lake Minnetonka are prevented from
funding municipal police protection to the citizens using the
Lake Minnetonka waters by State Statute, and
WHEREAS, the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District
has the statutory authority to provide police protection for
Lake Minnetonka, but has no statutory means to pay for police
service, and
WHEREAS, a dangerous condition now exists on Lake
Minnetonka affecting the health, safety and welfare of all
citizens intending to use Lake Minnetonka for recreational
and related purposes during the calendar year 1977.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the City of
Greenwood declares that an emergency exists affecting the health,
safety and welfare of citizens intending to use the waters of
Lake Minnetonka, and
FURTHERMORE, that the Lake Minnetonka Conservation
District be requested to make known to the State Government
that an emergency does now exist for which there is no funding
available unless emergency funds are obtained from.the State,
and
FURTHERMORE, that the Lake Minnetonka Conservation
District and Hennepin County be requested to close all public
access points on Lake Minnetonka until such time as the emergency
has been corrected.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Greenwood, Minnesota, at
a regular meeting held May 3, 1977.
ank,4. Brixius, or
Attest:��
Juli-enne Weidner, Clerk
Resolution
Page 2
cc: Governor Rudy Perpich
Representative Robert L. Searles
Representative Tad Jude
Senator George Pillsbury
Hennepin County Board of Commissioners:
John E. Derus
Thomas E. Ticen
Jeff Spartz
— Richard E. Kremer
E. F. Robb, Jr.
Sam S. Sivanich
Nancy Olkon
City Mayors
City Administrators
Metro Council
Lake Minnetonka Conservation District Director
Lake Minnetonka Conservation District Board of Directors
Hennepin County Sheriff
Department of Natural Resources
Minnehaha Water Shed District
AGENDA
Minnehaha Creek Watershed District
May 19, 1977
7:30 p.m.
Wayzata City Hall
Wayzata, Minnesota
1. Call to Order.
Present:
Absent:.
Staff:
2. Approval of Minutes:
April 21, 1977 -
April 28, 1977 -
3. Hearing of Permit Applications:
A. Renewal of Permits No. 76-30, 76-33 and 76-43, City
of Minnetonka, Park Sites
Action taken:
B. 77-2. Harold Peterson, Grading and Land Alteration Permit,
Commercial Property, Chowen's Corners - Deephaven
Action taken:
C. 77-47. C. Pihl, Shoreline Riprap, Lake Minnetonka -
Orono
Action taken:
D. 77-48. K. J. Wiley, Lake Setback Variance, St. Alban's
Bay of Lake Minnetonka - Excelsior
Action taken:
E. 77-49. Aaron Robushin, Lake Setback Variance, West Arm
of Lake Minnetonka - Mound
Action taken:
F. 77-50. C. Morrison, Shoreline Riprap, Wayzata Bay of
Lake Minnetonka - Woodland
Action taken:
K. 77-55. J. B. Mulhouse, Pond Dredging - Minnetonka
Action taken:
L. 77-56. City of Mound, Storm Sewer - Island Park Park
Action taken:
M. 77-57. McNulty Construction Company, Grading and Land
Alteration Permit, Amesbury 11th Addition - Deephaven
Action taken:
N. 77-58. Olson Concrete Company, Grading and Land Alteration
Plan, Commercial Property, Fairfield Avenue — Minnetonka
Action taken:
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0. 77-59. H. Petruska, Pond Dredging and Diking - St.
Bonifacius
Action taken:
P. 77-60. City of St. Louis Park, Replacement Bridge,
Meadowbrook.woad. Over. ..Minnehaha:_Creek:�..:..
Action taken:
Q. 77-61. Surf Side, Shoreline Riprap and Deck Repair,
Cook's Bay of Lake. Minnetonka - Mound
Action taken:
R. 77-62. Metropolitan Airports Commission, Storm Runoff
Retention Basin - Duck Lake...._...
Action taken:
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4. Hearing of requests or petitions by public for action by
watershed district.
5. Hearing and discussion of matters of general public interest.
6. Reports of Treasurer, Engineer and Attorney.
A. Treasurer's Report - Mr. Russell:
B. Engineer's Report - Mr. Hickok:
1. Water Maintenance and Repair Fund Appropriations
1977
2. Lake Minnetonka Water Quality Sampling
3. City of Orono - Mayor Brad Van Nest
4. Headwaters Control Structure
5. Upper Watershed Project
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6. Diamond Lake Preservation
C. Attorney's Report - Mr. Haik:
1. Annual Report for 1976
7. Unfinished Business.
A. Confirmation of Permit Applications Approved at
Special Meeting of April 28, 1977
8. New Business:
A. DNR Permit Application, Lord Pletcher's Restaurant,
Maintenance Dredging - Spring Park
B. DNR Permit Application, North Star Marina Incorporated,
Dredging - Lake Minnetonka - Wayzata
9. Adjournment._
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RESOLUTION #
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE LAKE
MINNETONKA DISTRICT TO PREPARE A
FORMAL MANAGEMENT PLAN TO CONTRACT
AND FUND A POLICE WATER PATROL
SERVICE FOR LAKE MINNETONKA
WHEREAS, the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District has
-the statutory authority to exercise broad regulatory power over
the use of Lake Minnetonka, and
WHEREAS, Hennepin County has moved to withdraw substantial
financial support of governmental services being applied to regu-
lating uses on Lake Minnetonka, and
WHEREAS, it is incumbent upon the Lake Minnetonka Conserva-
tion District to develop a complete management plan stating objectives
and means to achieve those objectives.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Lake Minnetonka
Conservation District immediately and urgently prepare a formal
management plan including, but not limited to, the following:
1. Provisions for contracting and funding Police
Water Patrol services.
2. Acquisition of facilities and equipment required
to execute above.
3. Acquisition and management of the Lake Navigational
Aids.
4. Ownership and management of all County owned and
operated accesses to Lake Minnetonka.
5. Management and execution of all channel dredgings
and Lake maintenance projects.
6. Development of a comprehensive funding profile
for each element of the Lake Minnetonka management
program.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Greenwood, Minnesota, at
a regular meeting held May 3, 1977.
Attest:
Julienne Weidner, Clerk
%Frank J. Bri.xius, Mayor
Resolution
Page 2
cc: Governor Rudy Perpich
Representative Robert L.
Representative Tad Jude
Senator George Pillsbury
Hennepin County Board of
John E. Derus
Thomas E. Ticen
Jeff Spartz
Richard E. Kremer
E. F. Robb, Jr.
Sam S. Sivanich
Searles
Commissioners:
Nancy Olkon
City Mayors
City Administrators
Metro Council
Lake Minnetonka Conservation
Lake Minnetonka Conservation
Hennepin County Sheriff
District Director
District Board of Directors
Department of Natural Resources
Minnehaha Water Shed District
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.... LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT
9V'4TI0N�\ 402 EAST LAKE STREET WAYZATA, MINNESOTA 55391 - TELEPHONE 612/473-7033
FRANK MIXA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
BOARD MEMBERS
Thomas S. Maple, Jr., Chairman
Deephaven
Robert S. MacNamara, Vice Chairman
Wayzata
Alm W. Clark, Secretary
Minnetonka Beach
Robert T. Brown, Treasurer
Greenwood -
Edward G. Bauman,
Tonka Bay
R. Jon Ehrman
Mamatrlsta
Orval R. Fenstad
Mound
Frank R. Hurd, Jr. -
Spring Park
Myron (Jerry) Johnson
Excelsior
William C. Keeler
Shorewood
Angus T. Morrison
Woodland
Norman W. Paurus
Orono
Robert K. Pillsbury
Minnetonka
Richard J. Soderberg
Victoria
George M. Tallon
Laketown Township
MEMORANDUM
TO: LMCD Ma= MAYORS AND COUNCIL M mR1.;Rs
FROM: Tom Maple
DATE: May 10, 1977
SDBJ: Lake Management Discussion
The7'would ke to invite you to a rolls -and -c
meetat is Cafe, Wayzata, at 8:00 a.m. on Sa
mornJune 18, 1977• /
This informal get-together should give us an opportunity
to discuss our various approaches to Lake -related prob-
lems' such as law enforcement, boating density, access,
and boat storage, as well as other matters which may
arise.
We will look forward to seeing you June 18th.
Sincerely,
LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT
Tho` mas S. Maple, Jr.
Chairman
cc: LMCD Member Municipalities
LMCD Board Members
City of Mound
c% Leonard Kopp, Manager
5341 Maywood Road
Mound MN 55364
The Honorable Tim Lovaasen
Mayor, City of Mound
4657 Suffolk Road
Mound MN 55364
Mr. Orval Fenstad
4366 Wilshire Blvd.
Mound MN 55364
Mr. Gordon Swenson
4844 Manchester Road
Mound MN 55364
Mr. Ben Withhart
4976 Monmouth Road
Mound MN 55364
Mr. Robert Polston
5780 Lynwood Blvd.
Mound MN 55364
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RESOLUTION REDEFINING THE LEVEL OF FUNDING FOR THE SUBURBAN PUBLIC
HEALTH NURSING SERVICE
Mr. introduced the following resolution and
moved it's adoption.
WHEREAS, the City Council authorized, in the 1977 budget, an appropri-
ation for Suburban Public Health Nursing Service (SPHNS) programs in an amount
of 660 per capita; and
WHEREAS, the Community Health Service Act, through Hennepin County, will
provide subsidy resources to support the provision of public health nursing
services to municipalities at a rate of 400 per capita; and
WHEREAS, this subsidy will lower the contribution of the City of
to SPHNS in a like amount;
NO1,19 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
To restate the City Council's acceptance of programs and services as
comprehended during development -of the 1977 budget and to redefine the level
of budget funding for those programs and services at a rate of 280 per capita,
the 40¢ per capita balance of the costs to be financed by state subsidy.
The motion for adoption of the above resolution was seconded by
Upon roll call there were yeas and
nays: whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
19 -9 Clerk of the City of
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of a resolution adopted by the
governing body of _ in an official meeting
on
(Signed)
��(C1orkT
RESOLUTION REDEFINING THE LEVEL OF FUNDING FOR THE SUBURBAN PUBLIC
HEALTH NURSING SERVICE
Mr. introduced the following resolution and
moved it's adoption.
WHEREAS, the City Council authorized, in the 1977 budget, an appropri-
ation for Suburban Public Health Nursing Service (SPHNS) programs in an amount
of 600 per capita; and
WHEREAS, the Community Health Service Act, through Hennepin County, will
provide subsidy resources to support the provision of public health nursing
services to municipalities at a rate of 400 per capita; and
WHEREAS, this subsidy will lower the contribution of the City of
to SPH`!S in a like amount;
NOWt THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
To restate the City Council's acceptance of programs and services as
comprehended during development -of the 1977 budget and to redefine the level
of budget funding for those programs and services at a rate of 200 per capita,
the 400 per capita balance of the costs to be financed by state subsidy.
The motion for adoption of the above resolution was seconded by
Upon roll call there were _yeas and
naysa whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
I, , Clerk of the City of
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of a resolution adopted by the
governing body of in an official meeting
on
(Signed)
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Commentary
Mentor C. "Duke" Addicks, Jr.
League Legislative Counsel
LEGISLATIVE SESSION NEARING END
.The 1977 session of the 1977-78
Legislature will close on May 23•
If a bill (except those dealing with
taxation or appropriations) has not
been reported to the floor of either
the House or Senate by this time
(see progress chart at end of Bulle-
tin), it is probably dead for this
session. Except for bills relating
to taxation and appropriations, all.
bills must have passed at least one.
legislative body and have been re-
ported out of committee to the floor
of the other body by the end of the.
week (May 6), if they are to be con-
sids_red/--£or•� ±,nPrt. th's year.
,-- -SUE TASK FORCES -TO BE FORMED
rim between the close of th�
1977 legis start
of the 1978 session. Two or three
meetings of each task force are planned
Any legislative policies developed
will be submitted to the League's
Board of Directors for its. approval
Also, the task forces will report to
the League's Community Conservation
and Environmental Quality Legisla-
tive: Study Committees which will be-
gin -meeting late in 1977 to develop
policy for the League's 1978 Annual
Meeting.
The proposed task forces are as
follows:
Annexation and Consolidation. The
task force will review a proposed
comprehensive revision of the laws
relating to annexation and city con-
solidation (S.F. 910), and will also
review League Policies 3-A-1 and 3-B.
Agricultural Land Preservation. Tax -
at on, an 'Develo ant. his task
force will review the current League
Policy-3-A-2on this issue (as ex-
pressed in S.F. 261, H.F. 943), as
well as other pending legislation on
this issue. It will be a joint task
force of the League and the Associa-
tion of Metropolitan_ Municipalities.
Eminent DomainLaw Revision. This
task force willdevelop proposals
for implementation of League Policy
3-F, which calls for the critical
review of the entire eminent domain
process.