1983-08-23144
August 23, 1983
REGULAR NMEETING
OF THE
CITY COUPdCIL
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the City
Council of the City of Mound, Elennepin County, hinnesota, was held at 5341
P~~aywood Road in said Gity on P.ugust 23, 1983, at 7:00 P.P•1.
Those present were: Mayor Robert Polston, Councilmembers Pinky Charon,
Phyllis Jessen, Gary Paulsen-and Russ Peterson. Also present were: City
P~tanager Jon Elam, City Attorney-Curt Pearson, City Engineer John Cameron,
City Planner Mark Koegler, Building Official Jan Bertrand, Police Chief
Bruce i~~old, City Clerk Fear. Clark and-the following interested citizens:
Steve Smith, Herbert Wolper, Buzz Sycks, Patzy D'Avia, Ken Storke, Gordon
Swenson, Grant O'Hair, Paul Young, Tom Bergquist, Dick Smith, Robert Olson,
Brad Lindberg, John Carleton, Steve Rosdahl, Greg Warren.
The P~iayor opened the meeting and welcomed the people in attendance.
MINUT S
The Minutes of the August 9, 1983, Regular i~Ieeting were presented for
consideration. Councilmember Peterson corrected Iteri ~~20-0, Twin Cities
Lake Market Information to Twin Cities Labor IvSarket Inforir~ation. Paulsen
moved and Charcn seconded a motion to approve the Minutes of August 9, 1983,
as corrected. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
CITY FINANCES - INTERESTED CITIZENS PRESENTATION
Steve Smith, 2616 Tyrone spoke on behalf of the "Pre-Budget Review
Association" and read the following Petition:
"We, the undersigned, desire that any budget of a taxing authority
affecting residents of Mound, Minnesota be subject to review by a
committee of persons selected from the undersigned, prior to adoption
by any taxing authority, and that such committee be given an
opportunity to present its position to such taxing authority prior to
the adoption of a budget for the next
year."
He further stated that this group is tired of ever increasing costs in City
government and of major concern are City employee's salaries. He stated
that they are asking for no salary increases in 1984 for the 39 or 40 City
employees. He further stated that they feel the City Manager's increase in
salary last year was out of line when the increase was from X30,000 to
X37,000. Wayzata's City Manager's salary is $34,000 and they feel Mound
should also be at that level. He stated that this is not a radical idea and
they feel the Council has the burden of seeing that there is no increase in
City costs. The group would like to receive all Budget material that the
Council receives so that they can review it.
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Mayor Polston asked if they wished to submit their Petition. Mr. Smith
submitted the Petition with 17 names and addresses.
Mayor Polston explained that the City Council will hold a public meeting on
the Budget on September 7. 1983 at 7:30 P.M. Budget information will be
available to the group after Labor Day. The Council will welcome input from
citizens at that public meeting and will consider their ideas, but the
the City Council will be responsible for all final decisions on the Budget.
Councilrnember Peterson stated that he thought it was good to have citizen
input on the Budget, but that they should not single out one area in the
Budget to cut. He reminded the group that Wayzata has only 3.450 citizens
and Mound has close to 9 500.
Herb Wolner stated that he has been a citizen in Mound since 1945 and is
very concerned with the number of businesses that have closed in the past
two years. i.e. Ms. Print Rainbow Crafts. Jean's Elete Repeat, IVo Frills-
Sally°s Shop etc. He feels the reasons for the closings are because of the
tax burden and all the tax exempt property in htound~ i. e, churches.
schools etc.
Councilmember Jessen reminded the group that the City receives the smallest
amount of their property taxes and that they should also be attending the
Budget Hearings that will soon be going on at Hennepin County.
Mayor Polston stated that Mound reduced its mill rate last year by -3.229
mills while the School Dist. increased their mill rate 4.370. At the same
time the City reduced its Staff by 20~. Mayor Polston stated that when the
final adoption of the budget occurs it will be in the best interests of all
the citizens of Mound and tr,e entire City.
Councilmember Peterson suggested that the Staff prepare some transparencies
on tax information for the budget hearing in order to give the public a
clearer understanding of City finances.
PUBLIC HEARING = CONDITIONAL USE PE MIT FOR ZERO LOT LINE TWINHOME =LOTS
6,7,8 ~. .~.L, BLOCK 103 WYCHWOOD = CASE ~~83-244 = RON ERRING = X37/4743
DORCHESTER ROAD
The City Manager explained that the applicant is requesting a Conditional
Use Permit to construct a zero lot line twinhome on the above described
property. The Planning Commission has recommended approval of the request
with the provision that sanitary sewer and ~aater services be provided to
each individual unit.
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The hRayor opened the Public Hearing and asked for comments from any of the
citizens present regarding the Conditional Use Permit.
KEN STORKE - 47b2 Manchester Road - Asked for the definition of a zero lot
line twin home. The City Attorney explained that it is a two family
dwelling that may be divided into single parcels of record with one common
wall. Then each would be separate tax parcels. There are convenants,
conditons and restrictions put on this type of dwelling so that one owner
may not paint his side one color and the other another color, etc.
Mr. Storke the asked what the side yard setbacks would be for this twinhome.
The building Inspector stated the setbacks would be 50 feet.
f1r. Starke also asked who would be responsible for the extensions of the
sewer and street. The City Attorney stated that according to the proposed
resolution, the developer would have to pay for both.
GRANT O'HAIR - 4725 RICHMOPJD RD. -Stated that he lives north of the
property proposed for the twinhome and he has submitted a letter to the
Council requesting that the sewer and water mains not be extended in
Dorchester Rd. as he can see no need for this on his property, nova or in the
future.
JOHN CARLETON - 4757 RICHP~IOND RD. - Asked if this twinhome was going to be
rental property or sold to individual property owners. He further stated
that he does not want rental property in his neighborhood. Mr. Gehring
stated that the twinhome is being built with the idea of selling each unit
to an individual property owner.
The City Attorney noted that the Council has not legal authority to say what
kind of people can rent or own in the City of [Mound. The only item we are
dealing with here has to do with zoning, zero lot line and a conditional use
permit.
JOHN CARLETON- Then stated that he is not for the issuance of a conditional
use permit for the twinhome because he feels it would bring single family
dwelling values down.
BUZZ SYCKS - Stated he thinks zero lot line twinhomes are an efficient use
for land and is for the concept.
STEVE ROSDAHL - 2904 DEVON -Submitted a petition with 22 names and
addresses of persons in the neighborhood who are against the zero lot line
twinhome and want to keep the Island single family dwelling units only.
The City Attorney then explained that this twinhome would be 2 separate tax
parcels and essentially would be 2 single family residences.
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PAUL YOUNG, Richmond Road - Asked if the zoning on this property has changed
in recent years. The City Manager stated that he didn't think so but the
Building Inspector will check. Mr. Young also asked if it was the owners
responsibility to care for the property? The City Attorney stated yes unless
it is rented and then it usually states in the lease that it is the renters
responsibility.
KEN STORKE - Asked who determines the zoning in an area? The Mayor replied
that the Council does this on the recommendations of the Planning Commission
after a comprehensive plan has been approved.
GREG WARREN - 2935 Devon - Stated that he would like to change the zoning in
the neighborhood not to allow rentals.
PATZY D'AVIA - Eagle Lane - Stated that if the City did that they would be
open to litigation.
Councilmember Paulsen asked Mr. Gehring what the dimensions of the lots are
and where they would be placed on the lot. Mr. Gehring responded that there
are two parcels, each 80' x 80' and that all the structure setbacks would
comply with R-3 zoning.
The Mayor closed the public hearing.
Mr. Paul Young, stated that until he came to the Council Meeting tonight
he didn't realize what zero lot. line twinhomes were and now that he knows
he would like to withdraw the petition he submitted earlier. The City Clerk
gave Mr. Young the petition back.
Peterson moved and Paulsen seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83-142 RESOLUTION TO CONCUR WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDATION TO APPROVE THE ZERO LOT LINE TWIN-
HOMES ON LOTS 6,7,8 AND g, BLOCK 10, WYCHWOOD ADDI-
TION (PID #19-117-23 32 0100 ~ 0101)
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
The City Council then took a break and returned to session in 10 minutes.
Mr. Gehring asked to be recognized and stated that he had not seen a copy
of Resolution #83-142 before it was passed and he objected to numbers 5 and
6 in that resolution that deals with the sewer and water extensions. He does
not want to extend these services because of the cost and the fact that
no one else will benefit.
The City Engineer stated that if Public Works is satisfied with a four inch
line for the twinhome that is alright with them and if Mr. O'Hair does not
intend to develop any lot he owns. The City Engineer then drew a map based
on page 2096 on the blackboard and explained that if the sewer and water were
extended, it would require digging up a new street.
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Councilmember Peterson asked Mr. Gehring if he could estimate the cost of
extending the sewer? Mr. Gehring replied approximately $6500 including
road restoration.
The City Engineer stated that his estimate for the utility work was about
$3000 and $1000 for road restoration.
Councilmember Paulsen stated that he has a problem with the fact that
Mr. O'Hair could acquire Lot 26 (a tax forfeit lot adjoining his) and then
he would benefit from the sewer and water and not have to pay for it.
The Mayor asked if the Council wanted to change Resolution #83-142 adopted
earlier.
Councilmember Paulsen moved and Peterson seconded a motion to reconsider
Resolution #83-142 adopted earlier. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion
carried.
The Council decided to delete item #5 from the original resolution
and instead have the resolution read, "The twinhome will be serviced from the
existing 4" line for sewer and that 2 clean outs be installed at the 2
services.
Peterson moved and Paulsen seconded the following resolution with the amendment:
RESOLUTION #83-142A RESOLUTION TO CONCUR WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDATION- TO APPROVE THE ZERO LOT LINE TWIN-
HOMES ON LOTS 6,7,8 s g, BLOCK 10, WYCHWOOD ADDITION
(P ID #1g-117-23 32 Oi00/0101) AS AMENDED
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING - TO AMEND ZONING MAP - CHANGING FROM R-1 DISTRICT TO R-3
DISTRICT - LOT 6, BLOCK 1 SETON ADDITION - CASE # 3-239 - RICHARD SMITH
4800 BLOCK OF WILSHIRE BLVD.
The City Planner went overthe proposed rezoning with the Council and stated
that it is the Staff's recommendation to approve the rezoning request because
it seems consistent with the surrounding development pattern. He further
stated that the wetlands on the north and west sides of the site somewhat
isolate the parcel and will prevent further expansion of the R-3 zoning.
Councilmember Paulsen asked the Planner if these lots were built on would
they conform with the City's Wetlands Ordinance. The Planner stated probably
so but the Minnehaha Watershed District would also have to review any plans.
Councilmember Jessen asked if the 3 proposed double bungelows were built
would they be in conformance. The applicant's representative, Tom Bergquist
answered yes. Councilmember Jessen also noted that the lot line between
lots 1 and 2 appears. to be incorrect at 107'. Mr. Bergquist stated that it
must be a transposition of numbers and should probably be 170'.
The Mayor opened the public hearing and asked for comments from the public.
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Councilmember Peterson asked if the proposed construction would be in the
form of twinhomes. Mr. Bergquist stated yes and they would have to come
back to the Planning Commission and City Council for a Conditional Use
Permit.
The City Manager stated that the Planning Commission has recommended approval
of the rezoning because it is consistent with the comprehensive plan since
it abuts (R-3) two family residential to the east.
Paulsen moved and Jessen seconded the following:
ORDINANCE #453 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY OF MOUND OFFICIAL
ZONING MAP BY REZONING CERTAIN LANDS FROM R-1
RESIDENTIAL TO R-3 RESIDENTIAL
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
5. PUBLIC HEARING - DELINQUENT UTILITY BILLS FOR. AUGUST
Mayor
The opened the public hearing and asked if there was anyone present who wished
to speak on a delinquent utility bill. There was no one present. The Mayor
closed the public hearing.
Charon moved and Peterson seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83-143 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE DELINQUENT UTILITY BILLS
IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,151.43 AND AUTHORIZING THE STAFF
TO SHUTOFF WATER SERVICE FOR THESE ACCOUNTS
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
6. CASE 83-245 - ROBERT L. OLSON - 4424 DENBIGH ROAD - LOT 91, PHELPS ISLAND
PARK 1ST DIVISION - NON-CONFORMING LOT, NO PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY
FRONTAGE
The City Manager explained that Robert Olson has applied for a variance on
a nonconforming lot to allow for the construction of a 24 by 24 foot detached
accessory building. The Planning Commission has .recommend approval of the
variance with the conditions that the accessory building use be limited to
garage and storage; a survey be obtained showing the private easement and
water and sewer lines and the location of the proposed garage be in line
with the other garages (setbacks to be the average of the present neighbors
garages .
Peterson moved and Paulsen seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83-144 RESOLUTION TO CONCUR WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDATION TO APPROVE A VARIANCE FOR A NON-
CONFORMING LOT TO CONSTRUCT A DETACHED ACCESSORY
BUILDING ON LOT 91, PHELPS ISLAND PARK 1ST DIVISION
(PID #19-117-23 24 0026 (4424 DENBIGH ROAD)
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
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7. CASE #83-243 - KEVIN HETCHLER - 4913 ISLAND VIEW DRIVE - LOT 14, BLOCK 14,
DEVON - NONCONFORMING LOT SIZE, 2 FOOT SIDE YARD VARIANCE
AND STRUCTURE SIZE -
The City Manager explained that this item was put on this agenda because
at the last meeting the Hetchler's were unable to attend because of a
death in the family. The Hetchler's were Sent an agenda for this meeting
but again are not present. He then recommended the Council table this
item until the Hetchler's are present.
Peterson moved and Paulsen seconded a motion to table Case #83-243 until
such time as the Hetchler's are present. The vote was unanimously in favor.
Motion carried.
8. COMMENTS & SUGGESTIONS FROM CITIZENS PRESENT
The Mayor asked if there were any comments or suggestions from the citizens
present. There were none.
9. STUDY OF PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING NEEDS - BONESTR00, ROSENE, ANDERLIK & ASSOCIATES
The Mayor acknowledged receipt of a letter from McCombs Knutson regarding
their interest in working on a feasibility study fora public works building
in Mound, but added that he felt .that Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik ~ Associates
had more expertise in this area. He then introduced Brad Lindberg from the
Bonestroo firm a Mr. Lindberg explained that his firm has completed some
15 public works buildings in the Metro area, a few were: Hopkins, Maple Grove,
Plymouth, Cottage Grove, Apple Valley, Spring Lake Park, Egan, White Bear,
Oak Park Heights. Bonestroo has submitted a letter,. dated August 12, 1983,
on a site and facility study proposal at a maximum cost of $6,500.00.
Cauncilmember Peterson asked what is usual in soliciting this type of proposal.
Mr. Lindberg stated that professional services are not generally put out for
bid.
Councilmember Paulsen stated that if we are going to do an assessment of needs
in this area, we should look at long term goals.
Mr. Lindberg assured the Council. that their study would be complete and cover
all the possibilities.
Peterson moved and Charon seconded a motion to accept the proposal of Bonestroo,
Rosene, Anderlik & Associa es, Inc., dated August l2, 1983, for a site and
facility study proposal fora public works facility. The cost to be a maximum
of $6,500.00 to be paid from the Building. Fund. The vote was unanimously in
favor.. Motion carried.
10. TRANSFER OF FUNDS WITHIN CDBG FOR LAND APPRAISAL OF DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
The City Manager submitted a breakdown summary of the City's 1983-84 HUD
Community Development Block Grant Funds and explained that this should not be
confused with the separate $100,000 we received through the special HUD Jobs
Funds. This budget was put together back in February and since that time
the tax increment projects have been slowly moving forward. There are some
costs involved, $15,000 for appraisals and $3,000-$4,000 for the housing
study relating to Lost Lake. There are funds to do this in the HUD budget,
but they need to be transfered from one line item to another. The recommendation
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is to transfer $.15,000 from Project #757 in 1883 funds to line #755• That
will provide a total of $20,000 for Downtown Improvement Project Financing.
Jessen moved and Peterson seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83-145 RESOLUTION TO APPROVE A TRANSFER. OF $15,000 FROM
PROJECT #7.57 TO PROJECT #755 OF THE 1883 FUNDS
IN THE HUD CDBG FUNDS
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
11. APPLICATION FROM WESTONKA-ORONO SPORTS CENTER, INC. FOR PUBLIC DANCE PERMIT,
3.2 BEER PERMIT & SET-UP LICENSE - FOR SEPTEMBER 24, 1983
The City Manager reported that the Sports Center has requested a Public Dance
Permit, 3.2 Beer Permit and a Set-Up License for a fund raiser to be held
September 24, 1983. They have requested that the fee for the Dance Permit
be waived. The cost for the 3.2 Beet Permit is $10.00 and a Temp. Set-Up
License is $25.00.
Polston moved and Charon seconded a motion to authorize the issuance of a
Public Dance Permit (fee waived), a 3.2 Beer Permit ($10.00 fee) and a
Set-Up License ($25.00 fee) to the Westonka-Orono Sports Center, Inc.
for September 24, 1883. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
12. RECONUEYANCE OF TAX FORFEITED LAND - LOTS 14, }5, 16 & 17, BLOCK 12, AU,ALON
The City Manager explained that this is land the County sold at public auction
and then discovered it belonged to the City of Mound. The City now needs
to reconvey it back to the State.
Charon moved .and Peterson seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83-146 RESOLUTION RECONUEYING LOTS 14,15,16 & 17, BLOCK 12,
AVALON(PID #19-117-23 31 0114) BACK TO THE STATE
The vote .was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
13. CBD PARKING LEASE - COAST TO COAST STORE
The City Manager reported that now this lease has been revised by the City
Attorney and was submitted to Conco for their approval. That approval is
in the form of a letter from Mr. Peter Johnson. Now the Council should
authorize the Mayor and the Manager to sign it.
Peterson moved and Charon seconded a motion authorizing the Mayor and the
Manager to - sign the lease with Conco on the Coast to Coast Parking Lot
and approving the lease agreement as submitted and corrected. The vote
was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
14. TRANSFER OF CEMETERY LOTS
The City Manager stated that the City has received a written request from
Mr. Herbert Sandhoff to transfer 2 of his 4 cemetery lots to his good
friends, Elwood C. and Salley A. Uner. There is nothing in the Cemetery
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Ordinance stating that this cannot be done so the recommendation is to
approve the transfer.
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Charon moved. and. Peterson seconded a motion authorizing the transfer of
2 cemetery lots from Herbert Sandhoff to Elwood C. and Sally A. Uner.
Mr. Sandhoff to turn in his 2 deeds and new deeds to be issued to the
Users. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
PROPOSED PARKING IMPROVEMENT PLAN FOR MOUND POST OFFICE
The City Manager stated that sometime ago the City started trying to get the
Post Office to improve its appearance and accessability. The sidewalk has
now been put in from Century Auto to the Post Office. The City Planner
submitted at plan (page 2149) to the Post Office, placing the drop box
in another location and giving them a parking plan. They in turn submitted
a revised parking and drop box-plan. The Post Office will pay for the
pad for the drop box and the sidewalk in front. The rest of the improvements
would have to be assessed to the property owner, since the Post Office only
leases the building and land.
Charon moved and Jessen seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83'147 RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT ON
IMPROVEMENT TO THE AREA. AROUND THE MOUND POST
OFFICE
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
16. REVIEW OF CITY INSURANCE CLAIMS REPORT
The City Manager reported that Per. Bill Husbands, Insurance Consultant for
the City dropped off the ihsurance claims reports for the Council's information.
Ne pointed out to the Council that most of these claims are closed.
17. PAYMENT REQUEST - FALLS & NYHUSMOEN CONSTRUCTION, INC. - $15,320.00 - FIRE
STATION ADDITION
Paulsen moved and Charon seconded a motion to approve the payment of $15,320.00
to Falls & Nyhusmoen Construction, Inc. for their work on the Fire Station
Addition. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
18. PAYMENT REQUEST #2 - F.F. JEDLICKI, INC. - $20,525.75 - 1983 WATER SYSTEM
IMPROVEMENTS
The City Manager reported that the Water Superintendent has some problems
with this payment request and has asked that the Council approve this
but hold .this payment until he gives the o.k. to pay it.
Peterson moved and Charon seconded a motion to approve the payment of
$20,525.75 TO F.F. Jedlicki, Inc. for the 1983 Water System Improvements
but authorize the Staff to hold this payment back until the Water Super-
intendent o.k.'s it release. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion
carried.
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lg. PAYMENT OF BILLS
Paulsen moved and Charon seconded at motion to approve the bills as presented
on the pre-list in the amount of $232,354.62, when funds are available. A roll
call vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
20. INFORMATION1MlSCELLANEOUS
A. Report on status of Tonka Community Coordinating Committee.
B. Article from Time (August 15, 1983) on company job placement/training.
C. Weed Machine for lake articles.
D. Update on Cable T.V. - Channel listing.
E. Minnehaha Creek Watershed District - Agendas (July 21, 1983 & August 18,
1983 - Minutes (July 7 and July 28, 1983).
F. A report of the Legislative Commission on Metropolitan Governance for the
State of Minnesota.
G. Metro Council Review (July 29, 1982).
H. Independent School District #277 - Minutes (August 8, 1983).
I. Twin Cities Labor Market Information - August, 1983.
J. American Legion Post #398 - Gambling Report
K. Census Report (Housing) from Hennepin County.
L. Westonka Chamber report on population, labor pool and income date,
households, density and population by sex.
M_. Notice of League of Cities Metro Area Regional Meeting, Thursday,
September 29, 1983, at the Radisson South Hotel. .Reservations must
be in to Fran no later that September 26, 1883. Cost $12.00.
N. 198-85 Hennepin County Community Health Services Plan.
0. Hennepin County Park Reserve District Materials.
P. Notice - Lake Minnetonka Task Force Report availability.
Q. Claims Notice - David ~ Marie Ziskin.
R. Notice of Continental Phone Hearings.
S. Minnesota Cable Communications Board official approval of Mound's Cable
Franchise.
T. Metropolitan Council - Interim Economic Development Policy.
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U. Public Services Redesign Project - Postal Service.
V. BUDGET MEETING - The City Council went over the schedule for the
meetings to be held in September.
1. The Public Meeting on the proposed 1984 City Budget will beheld
on September 7, 1983, at 7:30 P.M, in the Council Chambers.
2. The City Council will consider the proposed 1984 City Budget
and hear from all Department Heads on September 13, 14 & 15,
1983. These meetings. will start at 7:00 P.M. and the plan will
be to adopt the Budget on Thursday, September 15, 1983, unless
it is felt it can be done sooner and all three nights are
not needed.
3. Charon .moved and Jessen seconded a motion to change the regular
City Council Meetings in September to the 6th and the 27th. The
vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
Peterson moved and Paulsen seconded at motion to adjourn at 10:30 P.M. The
vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
G~IV/ ~ '
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Fran Clara, City Clerk
BILLS----AUGUST 23, 1883
Air Comm
Blackowiak & Son
Coast to Coast
Continental Telephone
Fran Clark
Robert Cheney
Davies Water Equip
Feed-Rite Controls
Henn Co. Sheriffs Dept
Holiday Inn
Eugene Hickok ~ Assoc
Koehnens Standard
Koenig ~ Robin
LOGIS
Lutz Tree Service
MacQueen Equip
Minnegasco
Mound Fire Dept
Wm Mueller ~ Sons
Mpls Oxygen Co.
NSP
Spring Park Car Wash
Stacken Sod
Uniforms Unlimited
Unitog Renta]
Widmer Bros.
Xerox
AirComm
Ron Bostrom
Ho1Ty Bostrom
Chemlawn
Capitol Electronics
Chapin Publishing
First Bank Mpls
Firehouse Magazine
Hoffman Shoe Repair
Robert E. Johnson
Mound Locksmith
Mound Medical Clinic
Mound Body Shop
Minn Comm
NW Be11 Telephone
NSP
Pitney Bowes
Real One Acquisition
Sterling Electric
Suburban Community Serv.
Satellite Industries
Don Streicher Guns
William Schilling
Widmer Bros.
231.00
39.00
97.17
1,464.68
54.44
334.00
237.22
711.65
140.37
111.30
4,400.00
50.00
258.00
8,107.20
1,200.00
42.83
46.28
5,706.55
1,837.77
21.00
1,895.86
143.10
258.50
67o.io
204.61
514.50
1,088.00
100.00
15.00
153.00
1, 584.00
147.23
20.40
12.00
17.97
2.00
39.60
6.00
64.00
18.00
28.75
72.80
4,131.50
59.25
675.00
135.22
831.75
240.00
193.40
263.20
435.00
R.L. Youngdahl ~ Assoc. 2,161.00
Amer Legion Auxiliary 765.00
Commissioner of Revenue 3,067.08
Robert Cheney 1,100.00
Director of Property Tax. 28.37
Gillespie-Fisher 400.00
Griggs Cooper 4,367.17
Johnson Bros. Liquor 4,681.28
Internatl Assn Fire Chiefs 70.00
F.F. Jedlicki 20,525.75
Ray Kramer 10.00
Metro Waste Control 1,683.00
MN Bookstore 32.25
MN Academy Prosec-Law Enforc 40.00
MN Federal 1,328.84
Metro Waste Control .26,126.47
Old Peoria 2,368.65
City of Orono 150.00
Our Lady of Lake 118,000.00
Ed Phillips 2,207.94
Don Bother 39.60
Gordon Swenson 450.00
John S. Thoresen, Jr 50.00
McCombs Knutson 2,581.00
TOTAL BILLS 232,354.62