HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council - 09/14/1976EDEN PRAIRIE CITY COUNCIL
AND CANVASSING BOARD MEETING
_ CITy_COUNCIL_MEETING_
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1976
7:30 PM, CITY HALL
COUNCIL MEMBERS: Mayor Wolfgang Penzel, Billy Bye, Sidney
Pauly, Joan Meyers and Tim Pierce
COUNCIL STAFF:
INVOCATION
City Manager Roger Ulstad; City Attorney
Harlan Perbix; Planner Dick Putnam; Finance
Director John Frane; Director of Community
Services Marty Jessen; Engineer Carl Jullie;
Joyce Provo, Recording Secretary
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL
I. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND OTHER ITEMS OF BUSINESS
II. $3,000,000.00 IMPROVEMENT BOND SALE
III. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Ziegler, Inc.reguest for POD Concept approval of approximately
57 acres of Ind.istrial uses and variances from the 1 -5 District
for q_proximatelv 14 acres which are zoned. The PUD is located
in the NW quadrant of Valley View Road & Washington Avenue.
(Resolution No. 1185)
B. 1976 Special Assessment Hearing (Resolution No. 1187)
IV. PETITIONS, REQUESTS & COMMUNICATIONS
A. ReTlest for extension of Basswoods D-1 Apartment site to
September 5, 1978._ (ommunication from Don Hess, The Preserve,
dated September 4, 1976 attached)
B. Request for liquor license by Genghis Khan of Sapporo.
V. ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS
A. 1st Reading of Ordinance No. 336, establishing license fees
for e:echanical amusement devices and amusement centers,
amandina Ordinance No. 280.
B. 1st Reading of Ordinance No. 342, regulating and licensing
mechanical amusement devices and amending_OrdlEance No. 300.
C. 2nd Reading of Ordinance No. 341, rezoning of the T-General
located in Southwestern Eden Prairie to Planned Study.
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I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
CERTIFY ELECTION RETURNS
ADJOURNMENT.
Tuesday, September 14, 1976 - 2 - 7:30 PM. CITY HALL
VI. REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS & COMMISSIONS
A. Reports of Council members.
B. Report of City Manager
C. Report of Director of Community Services
1. Final report of the Forestry Task Force
D. Report of City Engineer
1. Final plat approval for Bristol Bay (Pemtom's Mitchell Lake
TTZD.
E. Report of Finance Director
1. Clerk's License List dated September 7, 1976. (Continued from
D77/76 Council meeting)
Page 3040
2. Payment of Claims Nos. 2399 - 2520.
Page 3068
VII. NEW BUSINESS
VIII. CLOSE MEETING
CANVASSING BOARD
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1976
CANVASSING BOARD MEMBERS:
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING CITY
COUNCIL MEETING
Mayor Wolfgang Penzel, Billy Bye,
Sidney Pauly, Joan Meyers and Tim
Pierce
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EXISTING CONDITIONS
1. Land Use
The property today is vacant with the eastern half partially
rest ored aft t' Wi1In act.ivity. A city .t run k sewer is livcated
through tkt of this pr.a-TrrIT wit—.•itv'rei.torntion complete.
2. Zonist,
The eatern 25,t acres is currently zoned 1-5 , cpnsistent with
the Lake Smetana r'an. Thp zoni.ng JirP was described to 2pproxi-
mato the prbpo,cd Shady Oak Road. The western half of the property
is curt. ,1
3. Public Services
Sanitary npwc --.- in n'vailab4t! from Wasni -...gtan A',.enuc and, iiden
Prairie trunk nccr aa ..;•cxtendcd thToubh thc , ta dd Ic of the
SWelleScen site .flOYin i476 . Water is avn .?,.:.fble frec. Lashington
Avenue as an I 11( 1ut j I t“5
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Avenue. A new inter..hai.,-e at County Road t till .,:"JuTleted by
early 1977 pr,vidinl; s diamond interchnedci-Washicton• Avenue
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Ziegler's site hat tut, distinct areas: the western half is
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front age road. The land use in most of the Smetana Lake Sector
was industrial / commercial with a Sinai) amount of multiple
family areas in the north. The Zi ogler Site was anticipated to
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Staff Report-Ziegler Inc PUD -4a- Sept. 3, 1976
The Smetana Lake Study approved by the City Council in 1974
recommended a slight modification of the 1968 Guide Plan taking
Into account many changing conditions since the '68 plan.
The land use for the western half of the Ziegler property was
indicated to be residential or a capatible use with the existing
terrain of woods , knolls and lowlands.
The eastern half of the site was shown as industrial or highway
commercial uses adjac&it to the Co. Rd. 18/ Shady Oak interchange.
Significant realignment of the major roads serving the Smetana
Lake Arcs was envisioned. A relocation of Valley View Road
between the Major Center Area and Shady Oak was recommended.
Also closing of the present Washington Avenue access to Shady
Oak in the future would facilitate safer and better traffic
movement.
The city and county have proceeded with public improvements
necessary to implemcnt the Smetana Plan through extension of
sewer and water as well as construction of the Valley View
interchange.
Staff Report - Ziegler PAD -4b- Sept. 3, 1976.
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4. City of Edina
Edina's property east of Washington Avenue is almost completely
developed with industrial and office uses. Edina will require
access to Shady Oak Road and Co. Rd. 18 . Edina, at this time,
does not wish to connect the residential areas east of Co. Rd. 18
to Valley View Road at the Valley View Road / Co. Rd. 18
interchange. At a future date such a connection may be desirable
and might be made to allow western Edina residents access to
the employment and commercial areas around the MCA in Eden Prairie.
S. Adiacent Owners
Mason/Astleford/Carter
The property, approximately 150 acres, lies west and north of
the Ziegler site. The property owners are aware of Ziegler's
proposal and are in favor of the development. The owners are
interested in the location of Shady Oak Road as it affects their
property and the access provided to the residential areas from
the relocated Valley View Road on the Ziegler plat. The owners
envision future residential development in the morraine and
/owl and areas and industrial development after mining is completed
along Shady Oak load.
Hello
The staff has had conversations with engineers representing
Mr. Helle relative to concerns about the adequacy of Valley
View/Shady Oak Road alignment. The Norseman Industrial Park
is developing and the industrial property west would be
available for development in the near future. No formal
comments have been made to the city staff or commissions
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Balfanz
The property owner has not communicated any formal comments
concerning the Ziegler plan. The Balfanz property is being
marketed for multiple family residential development . at this
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Wilson Learning/other Peveloped Industrial Uses
The adjacent industrial users have not communicated any comments
to the city regarding the Ziegler plan. These property owners
would be affected by the road access proposals at the time
Shady Oak Bond is constructed and Washington Avenue 's intersec-
tion with Shady Oak is relocated.
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Staff Report-Ziegler Inc PUD -7- Sept. 3, 1976
ZIEGLER PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Staff Recommendations:
Figure I illustrates the breakdown of the parcels within the
Ziegler PUD . The staff would recommend the planned unit
development be apprc,ved based upon the proposed land uses'
and road systems.
Staff Report-Ziegler Inc Pi ll ) -8- Sept. 3, 1976
Staff Recommendations, continued
1. That the 57 1 acre PUP include a mixture of future
residential, office and industrial land uses
generally described in figure land explained as
follows:
site a. The 14. acri. site be used for 1-5
Industrial and is the location of the
Ziegler office/industrial site. Site a
would have modified setback requirements
and provision of screened outside storage
limited to lift trucks and commercial
vehicles would be permitted. These vari-
ances are appropriate due to the new
road locations for Shady Oak and Valley
View , and the commitment by Ziegler
to dedicate the right-of-way to Hennepin
County and/or the City of Eden Prairie
at the time of platting.
site h. The outlot of 12. acres is zoned and
used for industrial development under
the provisions of the 1-5 District .
Depending upon relocation of Washington
Avenue, possible rezoning to Highway
Commercial , or 1-2 Park District
might be anticipated to accommodate
the modified road locations and parcel
size. Setback variances from those
of Ordinance 335 may be appropriate
depending upon road relocations and
future platting.
site c. The out lot defined by the sewer easement
and new Valley View Road would beappropriate
for Office combined with limited industrial
and would make use of the wooded knoll on the
south property line. The industrial office
use would be appropriate if it can be designed
to work with the hill and existing wooded
areas. The zoning to I-5 or Office with
flexible design site requirements may be
anticipated for site C.
Staff Report-Ziegler Inc P1)0 -9- Sept. 3, 1970
site d. Potential Use for site d may be industrial,
( 1-2 Park ), or Office , or perhaps com-
bined with site e.for residential use. The
questionable soils on this site will require
further study before utlimate use is determined.
site The low wooded area may he developed asmultiple
family housing consistent with the Smetana Lake
Plan. AcCess would be provided from the south
and east from new Valley View Road. The ques-
tionable soils and market will have a signi-
ficant effect on the development of this site.
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Staff Report-Ziegler Inc BUD -10- Sept. 3, 1976
The planned unit development for the Ziegler site is based upon
new road systems to be built through the Ziegler property.
Ziegler's plans accommodate new, Shady Oak Road, ( a. county
arterial street ) requiring 80-100 feet of right-of-way and
new Valley View Road ( a county jurisdication collector),
requiring 80 feet of right-of-way with flared intersection at
new Shady Oak Road accommodating turning lanes. An access
road west from new Valley View Road will provide access to the
residential areas , sife e, figure 1.
The planning staff shows a proposed align-
ment for Washington Avenue north of new Shady Oak Road . Such
an alignmcnt would allow development of a service commercial
parcel between Co. Rd. 18 and the
providing an excellent connection for existing Washington Avenue.
The exact alignment of a connection through the Ziegler property
is not known at this point, but is illustrated as an alternative
for consideration when Shady Oak Road is extended and the land
use on parcel b is determined.
If Washington Avenue is dead-ended north of Shady Oak, a connection
with new Shady Oak will be made north of Wilson Learning and south
of the Mork Building ( Figure 2 ).
The staff would recommend Ziegler provide the right-of-way dedica-
tion for new Shady Oak Road and new Valley View Road at the time
of platting, not to exceed one year from the date of PUO approval.
The staff would further recommend that the assessment for road
construction would take into account the existing city policy
regarding M.S.A. or major streets, whereby the assessment for
the normal industrial or residential street would apply to the
adjacent properties and that the extra costs of the road would be
made up through county or state aids. Additional credits for
grading and right-of-way preparation would also be considered at
the time of assessment:
FIRST PHASE ZIEGLER SITE DEVELOPMENT
Staff Recommendations
The 144. acre site will provide Ziegler the necessary space for
their first phase development and limited expansion capabilities.
Because of the nature of the business, screening and landscaping
of any parking and/or storage areas for lift trucks and over the
road trailer / tractor units should be adequately buffered from
adjacent uses. To accomplish the screening, earth forms
fencing and landscaping may be necessary.
Staff Report-Ziegler Inc PIM
Sept. 3, 1976
The proposed plan provides only 20 feet for screening and
buffering between existing Valley View Road and the parking
manuvering area, and 20 feet along the proposed new Valley •
View Road. To accomplish the 10 foot earth berms anticipated
would require a 1:1 slope without extending to the curb line
of Valley View Road. The staff believes that specific
detail design work with Ziegler's architect and landscape
architect will be necessary to accomplish the desired screening
landscaping of the proposed site plan. The staff believes
some modifications to the site plan are needed to accomplish
the objectives of 'the 'city and Ziegler. .
The location of the storage,testing , cleaning building
adjacent to existing Valley View Road, only 30 feet from the
property line, is in the staff's opinion, very tight and might
create problems relative to noise for the residential homes
west and south of the site. The location of this structure,
as was originally proposed to the north along Valley View,
would also provide the site with a little more breathing room
around the main buildiligs. Also, the building plan submitted
indicates garage doors needed on three sides of the structure
which could not be accommodated at the present location.
The grading for tile first phase operation is basically consis-
tent with that of the approved mining application and will lower
the site approixmately 13 feet.
The 144 acre first phase site should be smbjest to the normal
park cash in lieu of land fees for only that portion to be
developed .
SUMMARY: RECOMMENDATIONS
l. The staff would recommend approval of the planned
unit development for the approximately 57 acres •
of Ziegler's site consistent with the recommenda-
tions of this staff report.
2. The staff would recommend that the first phase
of approixmately 11 acres be granted a building
permit subject to changes in the preliminary
site plan as discussed in the staff report.
3. That Ziegler submit a preliminary plat and final
plat for the pud within 1 year from the date of
pod approval . The plat to dedicate road right-
of-way for Co. Rd. 61 and new Valley View Road
as shown on their brochure to the City of Eden
Prairie with sufficient right-of-way to accommodate
channeli:ed intersection at the Valley View/Co. Rd. 61
intersection.
MINUTES
EDEN PRAIRIE PLANNING COMMISSION
Monday, August 23, 1976
IV. PETITIONS .AND REQUESTS
A. Ziegler Incorporated, preliminary discussion on Ziegler's proposed pud of
approximately !,8 acres of industrial and commercial uses. The site is
located in the northwest quadrant of Washington Avenue and Valley View Road.
The planner outlined the location of the proposed 38 acre pud and road alignments
within the Smetana Lake Sector. He reported utilities are in and available. The
planner then reviewed the processes Ziegler could follow:
I. Zoning variance request before Board of Appeals and Adjustments
with appeal possible to the Council.
2. POD request before Planning Commission and Council with possible
zoning to 1.44.flern1 (
Mr. Bettis, Vice President Ziegler, stated they would like to present the
proposal to the commission, receive their suggestions on which process to
follow, and then return in two weeks for the next commission meeting. He
stated the initial building phase would be a 50,000-60,000 square foot
building for the sale and support of catepillar products, and would not look
like their property at 94th Street and 35W. It is expected that 90% of the
equipment storage will be inside, but it is possible to have 1-3 trucks
stored outside at one time. He said they intend to be good neighbors,.
display the machinery in an, attractive manner and screen and fence the
necessary areas. He reported they have had meetings with Hennepin County
in relation to the roads and the county has basically accepted their plan.
Lynch questioned if the testing of the equipment would present a noise problem.
Mr. Bettis replied they will be using industrial silencers .
Pauly inquired if the acoustics of the building would also alleviate noise.
Mr. Cording, architect for the project, stated the heavy concrete or block
type building they intend to build serves in itself as a sound barrier.
Mr. Cording then distributed photos of buildings of similar construction
that Ziegler has throughout the country.
Mr. Beat man asked if Ziegler presently owns the 58 acres. Mr. Bettis stated
the porchase is contingent on rezoning and approval of the pud.
Sorenson asked if Ziegler would be using the 17 acres to the west . Mr. Bettis
replied negstive.
Sundstrom asked how many trailors would be parked in the southwest corner of the
site. Mr. Bettis replied 9W,. of the tractors coming in for service come without
trailers, hut it is possible to have 3-4 traitors On the lot at one time.
John Retterath, 9911 Hi ',!,11 Point Circle, inquired if Ziegler would be testing
equipment on public road:: or on their sitc. Mr. Bettis replied the testing would
be done within the building.
Lynch inquired if Zioglor intended to expand their repair to items other than
engines. Bettis rcplit.d they may repair transmissions in the future.
The planner aAvd what process the commission would suggest Ziegler follow.
BeJrmdn and lynchprefeinedtho pull process with variances request from the I-5 District.
Soren'.cn dir,cled I lestAff to prepare a report for the next meeting if Ziegler
to rho a.:enda.
Unapproved
7:30 PM City Hall
September 14, 197 6
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NO. 1187
RESOLUTION APPROVING 1976 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
WHEREAS, pursuant to proper notice duly given as required by law, the
City council has met and heard and passed upon all objections to the proposed
assessments for the following improvements, to wit:
(See Exhibit A attached)
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDEN
PRAIRIE:
1. Such proposed assessments are hereby accepted and shall constitute
the special assessment against the lands in the final assessment
rolls, and each tract of land therein inc luded is hereby found to
be benefitted by the proposed improvement in the amount of the
assessment levied against it.
2. Such assessment shall be payable in equal annual installments ex-
tending over a period of years as shown on Exhibit A, the first of
the installments to be payable on or before the first Monday in
January, 1977. Subsequent installments shall bear interest at the
rate of 8 percent per annum. No interest shall be charged if the
entire assessment is paid on or before November 10, 1975.
3. Resolution No. 1176 is herein amended to include the assessment data
of this Resolution No. 1187.
4. The Clerk shall forthwith transmit a certified duplicate of this
assessment to the County Auditor to be extended on the proper tax
lists of the County, and such assessments shall be collected and
paid over in the same manner as other municipal taxes.
ADOPTED by the Eden Prairie City Council on
Wolfgang H. Penzel
ATTEST:
SEAL
John D. Franc, Clerk
)
41A2
s,pt. 9, 1976 PROJECT DESCRIPTION RESOLUTION NO. 1187 Exhibit A TOTAL PROJECT ASSESSMENT DATA 1. I.C. 51-270 A, STR 74-3-08 2. I.C. 51-274 Areas F & G Preserve, Sewer, water, storm sewer and streets COST $19,890.60 $602,256.74 $2.33 per front foot The assessment period shall be 5 years at 8% $26,163.13 Trunk sanitary sewer (city) $26,291.30 Trunk Watermain (city) $164,574.24 Sanitary sewer laterals spread over 43.74 ac. 3 33,762.55 per acre. 17 years 3 8% $8,413.00 Sanitary sewer oversizing spread over 92.44 at. 3 $91.01 per acre. 17 years 2 8%. Homesteaded properties to be deferred for 5 years with interest $77,690.99 Watermain laterals spread over 54.62 et. :74 31,422.39 per acre 17 years 3 8%. $26,809.99 Schooner Blvd. Storm sewer spread over 170.26 at. 3 $3,329.50 per ac. $94,581.13 Lat. storm sewer snread over 30.20 acres 3 $3,131.82 per acre
2. I.C. 51-274 ( cont.) $34,400,00 "F" Street spread over 1532.32 front ft. at $23.76 17 years at 8% $50,724.00 "G" Street spread over 1800 front ft. at $28.18 @ 17 years at 8% $40,160.80 "8" Street spread over 1360 . front ft. at $29.53 @ 17 years at 8%. $17769.60 "D" Drive cost spread over 960 front ft. at $18.51 @ 17 years at 8% $32,677.20 Schooner Blvd. spread over 1740 lin. ft. @ $18.78 @ 17 years .at 8%
3. I.C. 51-278, SAN 74-1-20 Lateral sanitary sewer for $84,218.71 $38,718.71 City share the COV8 area $3,500.00 Per lot The assessment period shall be 17 years at 8% 4. I.C. 51-278, SIR 75-3-04, 75-3-05 Concrete curb & gutter and final bituminous surfacing for various streets in the Edenvale PUD. $285,662'00 Total amount to be spread against only-parcels in the ownership of Edenvale, Inc. $691.97 per acre for N.W. area streets $2825.15 per acre for Industrial area streets The assessment period shall be 5 years at 8% 5. I.C. 51-280, SAN 75-1-08 Creekwood Estates sanitary $24,355.11 $1,432.65 per lot sewer connector The assessment period shall be 5 years at 8% 6. 'I.e. 51-281, STR 75-3-13 Paving Riley Lake Road $4,175.48 $2.33 per front foot The assessment period shall be 5 years at a%
7. I.C. 51-285 Red Rock Hills 2nd Addition Sewer, water, paving & curb and gutter $93,111.29 $3,581,20 per lot The assessment period shall be 5 years at 8% 8. I.C. 51-286, STR 75-3-17 School Road A Eden Court Paving $64,091.47 $643 per lot (with 25% credit) $857 per lot $14,125 lump sum to Parcel 980 The assessment period shall be 10 years at 8s 9. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENTS 9.1 Aud. subd. #225 Lot 5 (1000) 7102 Baker Rd. Trunk & Lateral water 9.2 Aud. Subd. #225 Lot 20 (4000) 13800 Valley View Rd. Trunk & lateral water 9.3 Aud. Subd. #225 Lot 22 (4410) 13611 Valley View Rd. Trunk & Lateral water $220 Trunk water $1,065 Lateral Water $1,285 17 years at 8% $220 Trunk water $1,065 Lateral water $1,285 17 years at 8% $220 Trunk water $1,065 Lateral Water $1,285 17 years at 8%
7r. Add. ,Z:ter reel 30 School water 9.4 Heritage Park 1st Add. Lot 7, 81k 1 (1900) . (7770 West Heritage Rd. 7770 Heritage Rd. Trunk & Lateral sewer & water ar 113: $ 520.00 Trunk sewer & water $2,620.00 San sewer 1,420.00 $4,560.00 - 300.00 credit for service installed by owner $4,260.00 17 years at R% $ • Lateral uatql •.• S325.00 1 Aar - nc interest $2.,212.00 Lateral sewer and water 17 years at 8% • $1,065 17 years at 8% $1591.60 17 years at 8% 7..3n 25, 25) $ 520.00 Trunk sewer & water • Franlo Rd. 1,965.00 Lateral sewer T.vr. t Lateral st 1,065.00 Lateral water 1,550.00 9.11 Section 26, Parcel 7760 12540 Pioneer Trail Lateral sewer & water 7.ataral sew7-r 1,665.00 -Ataral wa. '7 81
11 11 Section 11 (3017) CNR Section 12 (6430) i4735.!. 35 (0354) MPL Leona let Li 81 Leona 1st L2 B1 Sec. 13 (5625) Gelco $5,118.75 $2,891.07 5,0 1.18 $1,049.91 $ 120.87 $ 184.86 $1,609.23 17 years at 8% 9.12 Maple Leaf Acres $799.62 Per lot Block 1, Lots 1-23 17 years at 8% Block 2, Lots 1-3 Lateral sewer & water 9.13 STR 72-9-26 (Ring Road)
resent
t
September 4, 1976
Mr. Roger Plated
City Manager
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
8950 Eden Prairie Road
Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55343
Re: D1 - Basswoods Apartments Rezoning Extension
Dear Mr. Ulstad:
The Preserve wishes to request from the Council a zoning extension
beyond that of September 5, 1976 on the subject property to permit
The Preserve's continued efforts to finance the project.
We think an additional 24 months to September 5, 1978 would be
desirable.
Please direct any questions you or the Council may have to my
attention:
Respectfully requested,
4-IE -PRESERVE,
I !,,
Donald L. ITeSs, Jr. - A. S. L. A.
Vice Preaident
Architecture & Planning
A
CARTER F.. GERTZ, INC.
DLI T :
cc: The Honorable Wolfgang Penzel, Mayor
Mr. John H. Gertz
Mr. Mark Z. Jones II
A Total Environment Community —8920 Frank) Rd., Eden Prairie, Minn. 55343 (612) 941-2001
September 8, 1976
TO: Roger Ulstad, City Manager
FROM: Lt. Keith Wall
SUBJECT: Liquor License Application by GENGHIS KHAN OF SAPPORO (Division of Hinn-
Watanabe U.S.A., Inc.)
We have completed the record checks and background investigation of the
principles in Hinn-Watanabe U.S.A., Inc. As a result of this procedure, there
appears to be no apparent reason for our Police Division to object to the
Issuance of this license.
. Listed below are the agencies and individuals contacted to obtain records
and character reference information:
Hennepin County Warrants Division
Minnesota. Crime Information, System
National Crime Information Center
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Minnesota Drivers License Bureau
Liquor Control Commission, Minnesota
U.S. Treasury, Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Treakury, Alconol, Tabacca and Firearms Division
Anchorage Alaska Police Department
Alaska Liquor Control Board
Fort Smith, Arkansas Police Department
Alaska State Office in Tokyo, Japan
U.S. Counsel in Sapporo, Japan
Mayor of Sapporo
Governor of Hokkaido
Mayor of Anchorage, Alaska
President of Alaska-Nippon Club (KAI)
Mayor of Chitose, Japan
Secretary/Manager of Japan-American Conference of Mayors and Chamber of Commerce Presidents.
Mayor of Portland, Oregon
Mayor of Seattle, Washington
Chief of Police. Chitose, Hokkaido, Japan
President of Chamber of Commerce, Chitose City, Hokkaido, Japan
Bureau of Financial Affairs (License Division), Portland, Oregon
Robert Eugene Goick, Minneapolis
David Dinsmore Anderson, Minneapolis
Dale Vernon Hadrath, Minneapolis
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CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE NO. 336
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING LICENSE FEES FOR
MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES AND AMUSEMENT
CENTERS AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 280.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE ORDAINS AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Section 3, Subsection 3.16 of Ordinance No.
290 is hereby amended by deleting said
subsection and substituting therefor the
following:
"Subsection 3.16. MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT
DEVICES AND AMUSEMENT CENTERS (ORD. NO.
300), the annual fee:
$25.00 per machine as described in Section
1.A.(1), 1.A.(2) and (3) of Ordinance No.
300.
$1,500.00 for an Amusement Center, plus
$5.00 per machine in excess of three (3)
machines operated within such Amusement
Center, as defined in Ordinance No. 300."
This ordinance shall become effective January 1, 1977.
FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Eden Prairie, this__ day of , 1976, and finally read,
adopted and ordercd published at a regular meeting of the Council of
said City on the day of , 1976.
Wolfgang Penzel, Mayor
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
John D. Franc, City Clerk
Published in the on the day of . , 1976.
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9/10/76
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE PECULATING AND LICENSING MECHANICAL
AMUSEMLNT DEVICES, AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 300.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE ORDAINS AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Section 1.B. of Ordinance 300 shall be amended to
read as follows:
"B. "Amusement Centers" means the operation by any person, firm,
partnership or corporation of:
(1) Four or more machines.
(2) For public use.
(3) Upon premises solely within one enclosure."
SECTIoN 2. Section 9. B. of Ordinance 300 shall be amended to
read as follows:
"B. Maximum number of machines as defined in Section 1. A. (1),
(2) and (3) shall be limited to three (3) in number at any
one location or any one business establishment."
This ordinance shall become effective January 1, 1977.
FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Eden Prairie, this day of , 1976, and finally read,
adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of the Council
o
f
said City on the day of , 1976.
Wolfgang Fenzel, Mayor
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
John D. Franc, City Clerk
Published in the on the day of • 1976.
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9/10/76
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE NO. 341
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING AND AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 135.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE ORDAINS AS
FOLLOWS:
Section 1 Appendix A of Ordinance No. 135 is amended as
follows:
The properties as set forth in Exhibit A, which is made
a part hereof are hereby removed from I-General zone and shall be
included hereafter in the Planned Study (P.S.) zone.
Section 2. This ordinance becomes effective from and after
its passage and publication.
FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City
of Eden Prairie this 7th day of September, 1976, and finally read,
adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of the City
Council of said City on the day of , 1976.
Wolfgang Penzel, Mayor
(S E A L)
ATITST:
John n. Crane, City Clerk
Publishcd in the on , 1976.
September 10, 1976
STATE OF MINNESOTA
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
The following_acceants were audited and allowed as follows:
03-06-76 2186 VOID OUT CHECK
2399 RICHARD AND CORINNE -. SM1ET Easement-Schooner Blvd. 8,860.00
08-27-76 2400 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT Employees withheld and employer
ASSOC. contributions 8-20 payroll 4,321.52
2401 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Taxes withheld 8-20 payroll 5,040.02
2402 UNITED WAY Donations withheld 8-20 payroll . 25.46
2403 STATE OF MINNESOTA Taxes withheld for July 4,455.1
08-31-76 2404 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL For one officer registration to
EMT class 10.03
2405 PETTY CASH Reimbursement of fund 47.23
09-09-76 2406 SOUTHWEST PLUMBING & HEATING Service at D. Schmidt property-
09-10-76 Billed back to D. Schmidt 730.00
2407 AMERICAN RED CROSS Bandage packets-Beach at Round Lake 6.00
2408 ACRO-ADROIT, INC. Office supplies 178.91
2409 ART MATERIALS, INC. Supplies-Engineering Dept. 21.60
2410 ADVANCE AMBULANCE & EQUIP. First Aid supplies-Fire dept. 11.80
2411 KRAUS ANDERSON Refund on building permit 912.45
2412 NORTH CENTRAL SECTION AWWA Annual conference registration for
Ed Sorensen 27.03
2413 A & H WELDING Repair chair at Public Safety dept. 6.00
2414 BLOOMINGTON OFFICIALS ASSOC. Umpires fees for 1976 softball season 1,917.00
2415 BROWN P0030 Services-Public Safety Dept. 60.99
2416 BLOOMINGTON LOCKSMITH CO. Bolt lock-Public Safety dept. 15.00
2417 BATTERY WAREHOUSE SERVICE Parts for equipment 76.45
2418 CHAPIN PUBLISHING CO. Bid ad 86.43
2419 JAMES CLARK Reimbursement for fan purchased for
Public Safety dept. •17.62
2420 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS INSTITUTE CAI Proceedings publication for Betty
(18.00)
2421 CROWN RUBBER STAMP CO.
2122 COITCNITY ASSOCIATIONS
INSTITUTE
2423 COUNTRY CLUB MARKET
2424 CHANHASSEN AUTO PARTS, INC.
2425 CAS1tE CUMICAL CO.
2426 CUTLER-MAGNER CO.
2427 ELK RIVER CONCRETE PRODUCTS
2428 ELM RESEARCH INSTITUTE
2429 RICHARD EISCH
2430 EDEN PRAIRIE COHMONITY NEWS
2431 EDEN PRAIRIE GROCERY
2432 JOHN FRAME
2433 ODE FERk
2434 IRED'S RFPA1R
2435 303 FITII% 7, MARK WURDEMAN
2436 GRAYBAR (EEC 1(31(1
' Johnson
Desk insert-Public Safety dept. 4.10
Membership-Dick Putnam
15.03
Food & supplies for Sumner Fun program
and Teen Work Program
82.75
Equipment parts and service
291.P5
Chemical for Tree desease
900.07.
Quicklime for Water dept.
Supplies-Cedarcrest Dr. storm sewer
Injector kits-Tree desease
417.4?
Summer teen work program
11.50
Legal ads for August
128.5?
Supplies-Public Safety dept. and
Park dept. 69.18
August expenses
21.10
Summer teen work program
14.00
Service-Park dept. 7.00
Tree dewase survey
250.53
Repair at Water plant
533.89
September 10, 1976
09-10-76 2437 GENERAL SPORTS
2438 WC°, INC.
2439 GLIDDEN-DURKEE
2440 SHELLEY GISBOi;NE
2441 CROUP HEALTH PLAN
2442 GUY'S AUTO SUPPLY
2443 GOLD MEDAL BEVERAGE CO.
2444 HOPKINS RADIAToR SERVICE
2445 RICHARD HOLM:LAY
2446 JACK HACKING
2447 HILLCREST SAFETY EQUIPMENT
2448 HENNEPIN COUNTY
2449 HANUS BUS CO.
2450 HOPKINS DODGE, INC.
2451 HOPKINS FIRESTONE DEALER
2452 HOWARD NEEDLES TA•EN &
Gym master-Public Safety dept. 1,032.50
Shop materials-Garage 36.24
Paint for Beach house and hocky rinks 41.85
Summer teen work program 61.00
Sept. employees insurance 333.32
Shop supplies-Garage 4.40
Pop for concessions and teen center 315.00
Repair radiator 42.60
April-July services 440.00
Expenses 9.26
Breathalyzer test kits-Public Safety 60.00
Woodchips-Park dept. 69.20
Bus services-June through August for
Community services dept. 1,036.50
Equipment parts 474.32
Repair service on equipment 109.01
BERGENDOFF Engineering service-Schooner Blvd. 3,148.22 2453 HANUS BODY CO. Equipment repair service 163.50 2454 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
ASSESSING OFFICERS Assessment administration publication
9.00 2455 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Typewriter rental
55.00 2456 CARL JULLIE August expenses
103.00 2457 MARTY JESSEN August expenses
102.75 2458 ELIZABETH JOHNSON August services
196.25 2459 KOKESH Trophies-Park programs
155.95 2460 ROBERT KERN August mileage
84.15 2441 M. E. LANE, INC. Property insurance-Park Dept. 104.00 2462 MARVIN LAHTI Mileage and expenses for drivers school
26.10 2463 JOHN LATZKE Mileage
29.40 2464 LOCAL GOVERNMENT INFORMATION
SERVICE Service for July
958.25 2465 LAYNE MINNESOTA CO. Equipment parts .96 2466 MEDEENTER HEALTH PLAN Sept. insurance for employees
558.2E 2467 ROBERT MARTZ August expenses
116.E 2468 MINNETONKA FIRE DEPT. Training class for 4 firemen
120.(j 2409 METROPOLITAN FIRE EXTINGUISHER Recharge extinguishers
2470 MINNEAPOLIS 0XY:n1 CO. Oxygen -Garage
10.E,1 2471 MAYVIEN RADIO Radio repairs -Public Safety dept. 87.11 2472 MINNEGASCO Service 2473 BOB CRETIN Summer teen work program
50.25 2474 MEDICAL OXYGEN & EQUIPMENT Compressed air -Fire dept. 32. 50 2475 BRUCE NICKLAY August mileage
51.0G 2476 NATIONAL RECREATION AND PARK
AS
Summer playground program aides 15.00 2477 DEBBIE NOEL
Reimbursement for mileage and dry
cleaning expense-Teen work program 15.40 2478 NORTHERN STATES PWER CO. Service 4,600.45 2419 NORMLESTERN BEN
Service 174.30 2480 CURT OBLRLANDER
Expenses 3.30 2481 PHOTO-QUICK
Film-Public Safety dept. 2.00 2482 PAKO F1LMSHOPS
Film processing-Guide Plan 3.84 2483 DICK PUTNAM
August expenses 125.36 2401 JEFL PROVO
Sumer teen work program 11.00
September 10, 1976
39-10-76 2485 ROLE PENZEL
2486 PEPSI-COLA CO.
2487 PERBIX, HARVEY, SIMONS &
THORLINNSON
2488 PRAIRIE LAWN & GARDEN
2489 RIEKE-CARROLL-MULLER ASSOC.
Summer teen work program 9.50
Employees pop 128.20
Legal services 5,289.18
Battery-Public Safety dept. and
supplies for Park dept. 36.65
Services-Preserve Area F Div., Westgate
East Add., School Road paving,
Lochanburn area, Red Rock 2nd,
Minn. Protective Life 12,282.60
ID Cards-Public Safety dept. 2.00
Service-Martin Drive 6,397.80
Services-Schooner Blvd., Th169 918.56
Radio antenna-Public Safety dept. 38.94
Sandwiches for concessions 103.76
Engineering services-report on 1971-72
deferred reserve capacity charges 1,500.00
Refund on swimming fee 12.00
46.60
33.00
10.90
515.55
13.00
18.00
26.95
2490 RAPID COPY, INC.
2491 SUBURBAN ENGINEERING, INC.
2492 STATE OF MINNESOTA
2493 RADIO SHACK
2494 STEWART SANDWICHES
2495 SCHOELL & MADSON, INC.
2496 DORIS SOLIE
2497 ED SORENSEN August mileage
2498 DONNA STANLEY August services
2499 SHAKOPEE SPORTS CENTER Gas hose for outboard motor-Park dept.
2500 SATELLITE INDUSTRIES, INC. Portable restrooms-Park dept.
2501 SIR KNIGHT CLEANERS Cleaning services-Public Safety dept.
2502 SOUTH CAMPUS-VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Spot paint auto
2503 SUBURBAN AUTO ELECTRIC Repair service
2504 .SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Shop materials and equipment parts and
calculator for Engineering dept. 404.94
2505 FAIRWAY FOODS Supplies-Rec. program 3.33
2506 LORNA THOMAS August mileage 85.34
2507 TOWN'S EDGE FORD, INC. Equipment parts and service 18.02
2508 TARGET Calculator-Engineering dept. 24.56
2509 ROGER ULSTAD Sept. expenses 100.00
2510 UNIFORMS UNLIMITED, INC. Uniforms-Fire and Public Safety dept. 1,021.55
2511 VIKING STEEL PRODUCTS Culverts-Paving Eden Prairie Rd. 2,259.96
2512 WILCOX PAPER CO. Office supplies 316.34
2513 SANDRA WERTS August mileage 21.86
2514 WESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. Sept. employee insurance 579.10
2515 XEROX CORPORATION Service 1,259.87
2516 BAREAROSSA AND SONS, INC. Contract-Bryant Lake Sewer Final
Estimate 23,500.00
2517 ROGER DANIELSKI Reimbursement for broken watch-Broken
during service
2518 INSTY-PRINTS Service-Public Safety dept.
Expenses for Metro Waste Meeting
Registration for conference for
Roger Ulstad
TOTAL
2519 ROGER ULSTAD
2520 INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGEMENT
AS
39.99
13.65
17.57
144.00_
103,063.50