1983-10-18October 18, 1983
REGULAR MEETING
OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof: a regular meeting of the City Council
of the City of Mound. Hennepin County, Minnesota was held at 531 Maywood Road
in said City on October 18, 1983. at 7:30 P.M.
Ttlose present were: Mayor Robert Polston, Councilmembers Pinky Charon, Phyllis
Jessen, Gary Paulsen and Russ Peterson. Also present were: City Manager Jon
Elam, City Attorney Curt Pearson. Building Official Jan Bertrand, Police Chief
Bruce Mold, City Planner Mark Koegler, City Clerk Fran Clark and the following
interested citizens: Larry Connolly- Melvin Larson, Gladys Larson, Mary Prociw,
Vangie Wal-droff, Ed Waldroff~ Don Prince, Roger Roger, Rod MacCharles, -Doug
Thelen, Fritz Widmer, Robert Olson, Gary Paulsen. Ronald Burns. Dave Wagner.
The Mayor opened the meeting and welcomed the people in attendance.
MIn.+UTES
The Minutes from the October 4, 1983, Regular Meeting were presented for
consideration. Councilmember Paulsen noted that on page 7. under "Burning of
Leaves"- he had voted nay. Paulsen moved and Peterson seconded a motion to
approve the Minutes of the October ~#, 1983. Regular Meeting as corrected. The
vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING: AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE ~~122 TO ESTABLISH A PLANNED
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AREA
The City Manager explained that the preparation of this ordinance amendment was
initiated because of the item that follows on the Agenda, a request from Mr.
Fritz Widmer to amend the B-2 Zoning District to permit mini-storage facilities
as a conditional use in the B2 District. The Staff prepared an ordinance
setting up a Commercial Industrial Planned Development Areas within all the B
districts rather than amending the ordinance to include ministorage in the~B-2
District because a PDA potentially permits tighter control of such uses compared
to simply amending the B2 conditional uses. After discussing the ordinance
draft. the Planning Canmission decided to recommend that such an ordinance only
be valid for the B2 zone and the uses should be restricted only to those now
applicable to the B-2 zone with the addition of mini-storage facilities.
The question now becomes should the Council amend the ordinance permitting
planned commercial facilities (a variety of land uses within a variety of
commercial and industrial zones or amend the present B-2 Zoning District adding
mini-storage as a conditional use.
The Mayor opened the public hearing and asked for any comments for or against
the proposed ordinance amendment for a PDA.
Rod MacCharles. owner of property next to Widmers, stated that he is in
favor of the amendment to allow mini-storage.
The Mayor closed the public hearing.
October 78, 1983
Councilmember Paulsen asked why mini-storage is only allowed in an industrial
area. City Planner Mark Koegler~ stated that is a storage or warehouse type
use and seems to be more in tune to industrial areas.
Councilmember Peterson voiced concern about having metal pole barn type
buildings in this area.
Councilmember Jessen asked the purpose of a Planned Commercial Area (PCA)., The
City Planner stated that the purpose is to provide a method by which parcels of
lard in the B--2 Zone. General Business District having unusual building charac-
teristics due to subsoil conditions. topographic conditions. elevation of water
table, unique environmental considerations. or because of the parcel's unusual
shape or location in relationship to lakes. trees or other natural resources
requires more unique and controlled platting and development techniques to
protect and promote the quality of life in the City.
The Council discussed limiting the PCA to only the B-2 District. The City
Attorney pointed out that the Council has to either amend the ordinance
establishing a PCA or amend the ordinance to allow mini-storage in a B-2
District as a conditional use or neither.
Councilmember Peterson moved and Polston seconded the following:
ORDINANCE #~15~ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 26.630.3 OF THE CITY CODE
PROVIDING FOR MINI-STORAGE FACILITIES AS A CONDITIONAL USE
Council discussion followed on whether mini-storage would be the highest
use; allowing or not allowing metal buildings and consistency in this
district.
The vote was 3 in favor with Charon and Paulsen voting nay. The ordinance
amendment failed.
PUBLIC EiEAR,~NG: PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING MAP & CONDITIONAL USE REQUEST FOR
C F X83-2~2 - WIDNIER - PID X13-117-24 22 0016
No action could be taken on this item and the public hearing could not be held
because there is nothing in the Ordinance to allow mini-storage in a B-2 Zoning
District. The Council moved on to the next item.
PUBLIC HEARIjdG: ON THE ISSUANCE OF AN "ON AND OFF SALE BEER LICENCES" -
FREE POINTS TAVERN - ROGER & GAIL RAGER
The City Manager explained that Mr. Roger Rager is again running the Three
Points Tavern because of default on Contracts for Deed. He is now asking that
all the Licenses be issued in his name. The following are the licenses he has
applied for: "On & Off Sale Beer Licenses", Set-Up Licenser 2 Pool Table
Licenses. 5 Games of Skill Licenses: 2 Juke Box Licenses. an Entertainment
Permit. Restaurant License- and a Cigarette License.
Mr. Rager explained that he has again taken over running the Three Points Tavern
and is trying to get it organized again to be a paying venture. He explained
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that he does not open until 3:00 P.M., and will basically run the place as he
did in the past.
The 1~Iayor opened the public hearing and asked for any comments for or against
the issuance of the licenses requested.
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Larson, 166~t Eagle Lane, stated that he objects to
this because of the noisy after hours parties in the parking lots;
patrons of the tavern wandering around the neighborhood; the honking of
horns late at night; the noise from the bar when the doors are open; weeds
and trash in the parking lot.
Mary Prowic, 1672 Eagle Lane, stated she would like to see some posts put
in the parking lot so people can't drive onto her property and also a
retaining wall a
Ed Waldroff. 1677 Eagle Lane, stated that during the Summer he had
threatened to sign a complaint because of a noisy after hours party and
was told by a Police Officer that it was a private party and he could do
nothing. The Police Chief responded and stated that the City of Mound does
have a noisy party ordinance and the Police Officer was incorrect.
Mr. Waldroff also stated that in the past when snow has been plowed from
the parking lot at the tavern it has been pushed into his yard. He would
Like to have this stopped.
Mr. Rager responded to the above complaints, stating that he has hired two
teenagers to come in this Thursday and Friday and pull all the weeds from
the parking lot; that he has requested a bid from Widmer for... the hauling
out of snow in the winter; that he does not intend to use his Common's dock
for his business and will not put signs on it indicating parking for the
tavern. He stated that he is running the operation at this point on a
limited amount of cash and will need time to do some of the improvements
that need to be made because the prior owners did not keep the place up.
The Mayor closed the public hearing.
Councilmember Charon asked Mr. Rager if he intended to do anything about the
entrance to the parking lot from Eagle Lane. Mr. Rager stated that he would not
be able to afford to pave it right now. but intended to but more gravel in
and have it graded.
The City Attorney stated that the Council could put conditions on the issuance
of the licenses if they wished to cover some of the points brought out by the
citizens present.
Paulsen moved a motion to issue the licenses requested. The motion died for
lack of a second.
The Mayor then asked the Police Chief, City Planner and City Manager to prepare
a list of conditions that the license would be granted under, including the
items brought up tonight, and bring it back to the Council for approval by
the November 1, 1983, meeting. Until that time the Council will issue temporary
licenses.
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Charon moved and Jessen seconded a motion to refer the items discussed to the
Staff so they can draw-up conditions on which the licenses will be issued. Item
to be on the November 1. 1983. Regular Meeting agenda. The vote was unanimously
in favor. Motion carried.
Polston moved and Charon seconded a motion to authorize the issuance of 21 day
temporary licenses to Roger Rager so the conditions can be worked out. Licenses
will be put on the November 1~ 1983 agenda for consideration. The vote was
unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
ON STREET PARKING VARIAIJCES
The City Manager reported that there are only 2 on street parking variances that
are being recommended for approval. They are as follows: Gary Paulsen, 4738
Galway Road and Peter Blank. 6382 Maple Road. The variance for Mr. Paulsen is
because the property has rock walls the full length of it and the variance
request states that in 1984 he will excavate for a driveway. He just recently
purchased the property. Mr. Blank's request is to park his car at the end of
Maple Lane because he has no place an this property to make driveway. His
vehicle is not in the way and no one lives beyond him.
The Council told Mr. Paulsen that they would only issue this variance this year
in order to allow. him time next year to construct a driveway.
Peterson moved and Paulsen seconded a motion to approve the On Street Parking
Variances of Mr. Gary Paulsen. 4738 Galway Road and Mr. Peter Blank,6382 Maple
Road for 1983-84, with the condition that Mr. Paulsen have a driveway installed
in 1984. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
PARK COMMISSION APPOINTMENT
The City Manager reported that the Park Commission has recommended that Linda
Panetta be appointed to the Park Commission for the remainder of Phyllis
Jessen's term (December 31. 1986).
Jessen moved and Paulsen seconded a motion to appoint Linda Panetta to the Park
Commission for a term to expire December 31~ 1986. The vote was unanimously in
favor.
BINGO PERMIT
Charon moved and Peterson seconded a motion to authorize the issuance of a Bingo
Permit to the Mound Fire Depart Auxillary for November 15~ 1983. The vote was
unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
CASE X83-256• ROBERT L OLSON. 4424 DENBIGH ROAD. LOT 91. PHELPS ISLAND PARK 1ST
nrvrSION - VARIANCE TO RECOGNIZE EXISTING NON-CONFORMING SETBACK
.~1~T
The City Manager explained that the Planning Commission has recommended denial
of this request but that the Staff has recommended approval because the addition
would make the home conforming in square footage. The Staff would recommend
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approval with conditions: the applicant grant the city a 15 to 20 foot easement
for future road-purposes and the expansion conform to the 6 foot setback.
Mr. Olson agreed.
Charon moved and Peterson seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION X83-191 RESOLUTION TO APPROVE A VARIANCE TO RECOGNIZE AN
EXISTING NONCONFORMING. SETBACK :AND NONCONFORMING LOT
FOR LAT 91, PHELPS ISLAND PARK 1ST DIVISION - PID #19-
117~23 24 (?026
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
CASE X83-255: ADRI~±i , YAC~Ct,EY, 5109 DRUMMO~iD ROAD. LOTS 3 & ~ . BLOCK 14 ,
WHIPPL,,~ - 4 FOOT REAR YARD VARIANCE
The City Manager explained that the Planning Commission has recommended denial
of this request because it does not meet the rear yard setback and .could be
redesigned to conform to the Zoning Code. The Council discussed the variance
request and agreed with the Planning Commission.
Polston moved anc Charon seconded a motion to concur with the Planning
Commission recommendation .and deny the variance request for Adrian Yackley,
5109 Drummond Road, Lots 3 & 4, Block 14, Whipple. The vote was unanimously in
favor. Motion carried.
Pt3ALIC HEARTNC~ CASE X83-~54 - RONALD-T BURNS, 3245 DEXTER DANE. LOTS 13 & 14.
SOCK ~.0. DEVON - PID X25-117-24 11 0111 - VACATION- OF NORTH
,~ 1/2 FEET OF UNDEVELOPED WINDSOR ROAD
The City Manager explained that there is a 30 foot right-of-way for Windsor Road
and the proposed vacation would take 7 ?/2 feet off the north .side and there
would be 7 1!2 feet on the opposite side of the street for possible vacation
leaving 15 feet for an access road through. This vacation would make the
setbacks for the .proposed garage on Lots ~13 and 14 conforming. The Planning
Commission has recommended approval of this vacation but only for the street
portion of the property not the utility portion.
The Mayor opened the public hearing and asked for any comments for or against
the approval of this vacation.
Mr. Donald Prince. 4917 Island. View Drive, stated that he did not object
as long as the proposed garage was not built on the
vacated portion of Windsor Road. The Council assured
him it would not.
The Mayor closed the public hearing.
Charon moved and Jessen seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION X83-192 RESOLUTION VACATING 7 1/2 FEET OF THE STREET PORTION OF
WINDSOR ROAD, BUT RETAINING THE UTILITY EASEMENTS
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The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
CASE ~g~_252- DOUGLAS THELEN, 3103 DEVON LANE, LOTS 1,2,3.4&7. BLOCK 3s ARD,~N-
~~, 4„AN~ }„~i .35 FOOT FRONT YARD VARIANCE
The City Manager explained that Mr. Thelen has applied for a building setback
variance of 12.4 and 16.35 feet to the street fronts to allow for the removal of
an existing portion of the home and to reconstruct at the same location. a two
story 12 foot by 30.3 foot addition.. The Planning Commission has recommended
approval due to the topography and the unusual shape of the lot of record.
Peterson moved and Paulsen seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83-193 RESOLUTION TO CONCUR WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO
APPROVE THE FRONT YARD VARIANCES AS REQUESTES FOR LOTS
1,2.3.4 AND 7, BLOCK 3. ARDEN (PID X24-117-24 44 0029)
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
COMMENTS & SUGGESTIONS FROM. CIT~EN~Ti'~~~NT
The Mayor asked if there were any comments or suggestions from the citizens
present. There were none.
SK~T_C_~PLAN REVIEW• HOUSING PROPOSAL SUBMITTED BY KRAUS-ANDERSON
Mr. Dave Wagner. an architect with BWBR, was present to explain Kraus-Anderson's
sketch plan for the Lost Lake site. Their preliminary market analysis indicates
to them that empty nester housing is needed. They have a sketch plan with 2
buildings of 5 or b stories each facing the open marsh. They would be some
inside parking and outside parking (they wouldn't know the exact number until
their market study is completed). They have been informed that 2 service
station companies are looking at sites in this area and they would Like to see
any service station at the end of the development. Docks would be nice but may
not be necessary. Their soil reports are~not completed and will have to be
investigated but it may be important to open up some of the marsh area. Other
questions not dealt with is the PCA's claim of possible hazardous wastes in Lost
Lake. He assured the Council that they want to work with the City in the
development of this area.
Mayor Polston asked how many units would be considered? Mr. Wagner stated from
114-120, but that is unsure at this point. The Mayor asked how much the project
would be worth. Mr. Wagner stated approximately six million dollars .and that
they would be condominium or co-op type housing.
Councilmember Paulsen asked the Planner what kind of an impact this would have
on the Downtown Business District. Mark Koegler stated that he felt it would
have a good impact.
Councilmember Paulsen stated that he thought Kraus-Anderson should have the soil
borings done before a market study is done in order to see if the property can
be built upon. He suggested contacting Bud Stannard for the .soil report he had
done in the last few years.
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October 18, 1983
Councilmember Jessen voiced concerns for the wetlands and the docks if they were
offered in the marketing of the units.
Councilmember Peterson asked how they decided on "empty nesters" as the prime
people for this type of housing. Mr. Wagner stated that they felt it was a
needed item and felt it would be attractive to that age group.
The Council discussed setbacks. other amenities, the wetlands, etc.
Peterson moved and Charon seconded a motion to concur with the Planning
Commission recommendation to give conceptual approval of the sketch plan
presented to the Planning Commission and the City Council by Kraus-
Anderson on the Lost Lake site, agreeing that multi-family is an appropriate use
for the property and encouraging Kraus-Anderson to proceed with their study.
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
REFUND REQUEST: JON SCHERVEN - VACATION APPLICATION
Peterson moved and Jessen seconded a motion to approve the refund request of Mr.
Jon Scherven for the unused portion of his alley vacation filing fee ($59.00).
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion. carried.
SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING• R~.ALLACATION OF CDBG FUNDS
The City Manager explained that the Pond Ice Arena would like to install a
handicapped ramp and is~requesting funds from the 1983 CDBG Funds to pay for 50~
of this ($1,250.00). A public hearing will have to be held to reallocate these
funds for this project. Suggested date: November 15. 1983.
Charon moved and Peterson seconded a motion to set November 15, 1983. for a
public hearing on the reallocation of $1,250.00 of 1983 CDBG Funds for the
purpose of installing a handicapped ramp at the Pond Ice Arena. The vote was
unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
RECANVEYANCE OF TAX FORFEIT PROPERTY
The City Manager explained that there are several lots that should be reconveyed
to the State so that they can be sold to adjoining property owners. They are:
a. Lot 21, Block 12, Pembroke
b. Lot 5 Block 9, Woodland Point
Jessen moved and Charon seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION #83-194 RESOLUTION RECONVEYING CERTAIN TAX FORFEIT PROPERTIES
BACK TO THE STATE AND REQUESTING THE COUNTY BOARD TO
D~iPOSE CONDITIONS ON THE SALE OF SAID TAX FORFIET LANDS
AND TO RESTRICT THE SALE TO OWNERS OF ADJOINING LANDS -
IAT 21. BLOCK 12, PEMBROKE & LOT 5, BLOCK 9. WOODLAND
POINT.
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
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October 18, 1983
ELECTRIC IAAD STUDY
The City Manager reported that Triangle Engineering. Inc. will do an electric
load study on the City's water system as per the Council's discussion during the
budget process. The cost would be .33.900 and would be paid out of the Water.
Fund.
Peterson moved and Charon seconded a motion to authorize the Manager to sign a
contract with Triangle Engineering Inc, for the purpose of an electric load
study of the City's water system. at a cost of 33.900 to be paid from the Water
Fund. The vote was 4 in favor with Councilmember Paulsen absent from the vote.
Motion carried.
SET D.,~,'j~' FOR P1~LTC HEARING• AMENDING RESTAURANT CLASSIFICATIONS= APPLICA-
~ION TO &-~= B-2= AND B-3 ZQNING DISTRICTS AND
~~I,~~,j~C= RESIDENTIAL USES WT1T3I1V THE B-~3 ZONING
DISTRICT
Charon moved and Peterson seconded a motion to set November 15. 1983 for a
public hearing on the proposed zoning change amending restaurant classifica-
tions. application to B-1~ B-2 and B-3 Zoning Districts and permitting residen-
tial uses within the B-3 Zoning District. The vote was ~# in favor with Gouncil-
member Paulsen absent from the vote. Motion carried.
LAGOON~ARK: VACATION & LAND TRADE SITUATION
The City Manager explained that this is a situation that Mr. Podany and the City
have been trying to work out for some time. What basically would happen is a
land exchange. The City would vacate some park land in exchange for a piece of
Mr. Podany's property which would give the City access to Lagoon Park. The
problem has been that the City cannot give clear title to the park property to
Mr. Podany. Mr. Podany's attorney has now suggested that the City vacate the
piece tfr. Podany wants and Mr. Podany will subdivide off the piece of his land
that the City wants for access to Lagoon Park. 'Then Mr. Podany will do all the
legal work at his expense required to have the park property put in his name.
The -Park Canmission has approved the land exchange proposal twice (once in 1981
and once in 1983) and the City Council approved the concept in 1981.
Peterson moved and Jessen seconded a motion giving direction to move ahead with
the City's vacation procedure simultaneously with Mr. Podany's application for a
subdivsion of his property for the land 'exchange. The vote was 4 in favor with
Councilmember Paulsen voting nay. Motion carried.
PAYMENT OF BILLS
Peterson moved and Charon seconded a motion to approve the payment of bills as
presented on the pre-list in the amount of 376.632.18 when funds are available.
A roil call vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
.~'.~VAL OF CBD SNOW REMOVAL BID
The City Manager stated that bids have been received for the GBD snow renoval
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for the winter of 1983. Two bids were received and the low bid was from Illies
& Sons.
Polston moved and Charon seconded the following resolution:
RESOLUTION X83-195 RESOLUTION AWARDING THE 1983-84 CBD SNOW REMOVAL BID TO
ILLIES & SONS
The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
Ij~FORMATION/MISCELLANEOUS
A.. Letter from A.M.M. regarding PCA & Lost Lake.
B. Metro Council Review for September 29, 1983.
C. Recommendations for Dealing with Adverse Impacts of Solid Waste
Facilities. from the Metro Council.
D. Copies of LMCD Ordinance Changes:
1. De-Icing Equipment.
2. Fees for Special Events.
E. Public Services Redesign Project .(Contracting as an Approach to
Management).
F. LMCD - Changes in Special Density Permits.
G. Westonka Chamber of Commerce "Chamber Waves" - October, 1983.
H. American Legion Post ~~398 Gambling Report for September, 1983.
I. Hennepin County Transportation Poogram Bulletin - October. 1983.
J. State Water Resources Board Announcement.
K. Housing Rehabilitation Grant Program Report.
L. Park Commission Minutes - September 8, 1983.
CUTIVE 5,~.~$ION
Charon moved and Paulsen seconded a motion to go into Executive Session to
discuss pending litigation. The vote was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
Time 10:40 P.M.
Charon moved and Polston seconded a motion to adjourn at 11:30 P.M. The vote
was unanimously in favor. Motion carried.
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Fran Clark, City Clerk on Elam, City Manager
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BILLS------OCTOBER 18, 1883
A-1 Minnetonka Rental
American Water Works Assn
Blackowiak ~ Son
Bury ~ Carlson
Butch's Bar Supply
Ron Bostrom
Bowman Distribution
Jan Bertrand
Bill Clark Standard
Coast to Coast
Coca Cola
City Club Distributing
Davies Water Equip
Duane's 66 Service
Day Distributing
Dictaphone Corp
East Side Beverage
Eull's Mfg
Glenwood Inglewood
Hach Co.
Henn Co. Sheriff
Heiman Fire Equip
Hayden Murphy Equip
Robert E. Johnson
Island Park Skelly
Tom Jacobs
Kool Kube Ice
Lowells
LOGIS
The Laker
League of MN Cities
Lyman Lumber
Leef Bros. Inc.
Marina Auto Parts
Minnegasco
Wm Mueller & Sons
Minn Comm
Mpls. Oxygen
Navarre Hdwe
N.S.P.
NW Bell Telephone
A.J. Ogle, Inc.
Pepsi Cola/7 Up
P.D.Q. Food Stores
Pogreba Distributing
Royal Crown Beverage
Regal Window Clean
Real One Acquisition
Satellite Industries
Nels Schernau
Spring Park Car Wash
Don Streicher Guns
Sterling E]ectric Co.
Howard S i ma r
Ziegler, Inc. _. ~_
3.00
48.00
107.00
112.00
434.30
17.85
100.43
306.18
1,587.94
154.65
208.20
2,817.60
20.23
86.00
2,087.81
430.00
3,288.84
78.00
84.10
772.64
85.81
938.00
936.30
10.78
8.00
135.00
386.40
18.75
1,516.28
219.16
3,167.00
88.32.
85.05
700.10
155.57
3,729.89
28.75
38.68
277.36
5, 507.72
86.40
1,884.17
238.50
140.54
4,363.20
140.55
10.75
120.26
48.00
g. 24
105.40
330.00
134.74
467.50
84.84
Holly Bostrom
Cromer Management
State Bank of Mound
Twin City Home Juice
Terry's Plumbing
Thurk Bros. Chev
Tri State Drilling
Thorpe Distributing
Thompson Lumber
James G. Thompson
Unitog
UARCO, Inc.
Water Products, Inc.
Bruce Wold
Xerox
Air Comm
Robert Cheney
Robert Cheney
Patsy D'Avia
B. Dal ton
John Farness
Griggs, Cooper
Johnson Bros. Liq
Robert Lauer
M.F.O. A.
City of Mound
M.A.D. House
Metro Waste Control
Mound Fire Dept
Richard Meyer
Old Peoria Co.
Ed Phillips
Radisson Arrowwood
Uniforms Unlimited
Chemlawn
Deerland Distributors
Fire Control Extinguisher
Gerry's Plumbing
Eugene Hickok
Tim Johnson
Inland Associates
Kromer Co.
Lake Mtka Conserv. Dist
Doris Lepsch
N.S.P.
Precision Striping
R.K. Automotive
Tom Rockvam
Real One Acquisition
Title Insurance
Timber Products
Uniforms Unlimited
Westonka Community Servic
Western Tree Service
Zacks Inc
TOTAL BILLS
156.00
245.00
12.00
48, 00
620.50
186.86
877.77
4,542.75
32.76
998.75
258.22
353.35
156.50
8. o0
1,035.16
94.00
334.00
241.00
60.00
11.95
241.00
1,885.14
5,084.84
500.00
75.00
94.36
2.00
2,103.75
2,508.50
500.00
507.68
1,106.04
78.00
280.00
],664.00
430.00
20.00
147.50
1,945.20
15.00
181.66
4.40
1,998.50
15.00
3,759.47
321.00
54.00
132.00
675.00
236.50
82.00
28.40
es 204.76
345.00
138.82
$76,632.18