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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council - 10/12/1976EDEN PRAIRIE CITY COUNCIL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1976 COUNCIL MEMBERS: COUNCIL STAFF: 7:30 PM, CITY HALL Mayor Wolfgang Penzel, Billy Bye, Sidney Pauly, Joan Meyers and Tim Pierce 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 INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL I. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND OTHER ITEMS OF BUSINESS II. PUBLIC HEARING A. Edenvale Family Recreational Center. (Continued Public Hearing from 10/5/76) Request for preliminary and final plat approval for the Edenvale Family Recreational Center. The plat is located in the northeast corner of TH 5 and Mitchell Road. (Resolution No. 1191) III. PETITIONS, REQUESTS & COMMUNICATIONS A. Notice of Appeal from Roger Sandvick regarding action of the Page 3170 board of Appeals and Adjustments. (Appeal dated October 8, 1976) IV. ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS A. 1st Reading of Ordinance No. 346 establishing a governing body Page 3171 for the Cultural Center. B. 2nd Reading of Ordinance No. 347, requiring permits for the discharge Page 3173 of firearms and amending Ordinance No. 337. C. 2nd Reading of Ordinance No. 345, establishing City Hall as the Page 3174 absentee precinct. V. REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS & COMMISSIONS A. Reports of Council members B. Report of City Manager 1. Minnesota Highway_ Department Building Permit 2. Set date to meet with Fire Department. C. Report of Planning Director 1. Status Report on Comprehensive Guide Plan. Page 3113 Page 3174A Council Agenda - 2 - Tues.,October 12, 1976 D. Report of Director of Community Services 1. Consideration of purchase of Leo Lund property. 2. Recommendation concerning 1977 Co-operative Projects with the Riley-Purgatory Creek Watershed District. 3. Report on status of 1977 LAWCON application. 4. Appointment of Youth Members to the Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources Commission. (Ordinance No. 291 calls for the appointment of two Middle or High School age youth in the month of August each year for a 1-year term.) E. Report of City Engineer 1. Renaming of West 78th Street to Arboretum Boulevard. 2. Receive petition from James Duvick requesting water lateral service to Modern Tire Company site, I.C. 51-295. (Resolution No. 1205) 3. Approve specifications and authorize advertisement for bids for traffic control signs, I.C. 51-296. 4. City of Chanhassen request to connect to the Eden Prairie Duck Lake-1 Trunk Sewer. F. Report of Finance Director I. Clerk's License List dated October 12, 1976. 2. Payment of Claims Nos. 2633 - 2729. NEW BUSINESS ADJOURNMENT. Page 3175 Page 3177 Page 3182 Page 3185 Page 3187 Page 3189 Page 3190 1. October 8, 1976 /Os Eden Prairie City Comma Proms Roger W. Sandvick 14280 Stratford Road Eden Prairie, Minnesota Subjects Decision by the Board of Appeals and Adjustments on Thursday, September 24, 1976, Reference to Lot JI.J Block L. Addition, Kings Forest Addition to Stevens Heights ....Notice of Popeel I feel that a variance is necessary, 2, A variance should not have been granted 3. I fool that the Board of Appeals aid Adjustments acted without legal definition of a "block" in city radiance 133. 4, /fa thirty foot set back is granted future home builders willalso seek a thirty foot set back because of the natural fall of the land and the large natural pond to the north of the lots. 5. Since all other sot backs on Stratford Road Average about 43 feet I feel that this would create a lordship for myself and others. Res 17;2 -BP or andvick 300 CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA DRAFT ORDINANCE NO. 346 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL ADVISORY COMMISSION Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Eden Prairie: SECTION I. HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL COMMISSION. Subd. 1 There is hereby created a Historical and Cultural Commission through the City of Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Subd. 2: The Commission shall consist of seven members as follows: a. One member to be appointed by the Eden Prairie Historical Society for a one year term. b. The member of the City Council who is appointed to serve as liaistin to the Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources Commission for a one year term. c. Five members at large to be appointed by the mayor with consent of the Council for three year staggered terms. All appointments to be made in January of each year as terms expire. Members duly appointed shall continue to serve until the replacement is selected and ratified. Subd. 3: Members of the Commission shall serve without compensation. SECTION II. ORGANIZATION OF THE COMMISSION. Subd. 1: The Commission shall organize by electing such officers as may be necessary and adopt such rules, bylaws and regulations for the conduct of its work as is deemed necessary and advisable. Subd. 2: The Commission shall meet at least once each month. Subd. 3: A quorum for a regular or special meeting of the Commission shall be constituted by a majority of the members presently appointed to the Commission. 31-11 SECTION III, PURPOSE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE commqmoN. Subd. 1: The Commission shall advise the City Council on matters pertaining to activities, programs, and facilities of historical and cultural significance for the City of Eden Prairie including: a. The operation and maintenance of the Historical and Cultural Center. b. Recommendations for areas and/or facilities which the City might acquire for inclusion in the City's Park Program which have historical or cultural significance. c. Needed expansion and improvements in historical and cultural programs in the community. SECTION IV STAFF LIAISON. Subd. 1: The Director of Community Services shall serve as staff liaison to the Commission and provide support services needed by the Commission. SECTION V ADOPTION. Adopted by the City Council, City of Eden Prairie, this day of , 1976. Wolfgang H. Penzel, Mayor ATTEST: John D. Frane, City Clerk 317:A whp/jh 10/8/76 CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO. 347 ORDINANCE REQUIRING PERMITS FOR THE DISCSARGE OF FIREARMS AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 337. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: Section 1, Ordinance No. 337, Section 4, Subdivision A La amended by adding the following: In all other areas of the City a permit may, at the option of the Eden Prairie Public Safety Department, be issued to a person having an ownership interest in real property to discharge fire- arms on his property. A permit issued under this paragraph may . be used by said person and guests subject, however, to the - condition that guests must at all times be accompanied by and in the presence of the permit holder. First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of Eden Prairie this 5th day of October, 1976 and finally read and adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of said City Council on the 12th day of October, 1976. Wolfgang Fenzel, Mayor ATTEST: John D. Frane, City Clerk Published in the Eden Prairie News on the day of , 1976. 31'13 • CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO. 145 ESTABLISHING THE CITY HALL AS THE POLLING PLACE FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS Persuant to NSA 207.30 the Eden Prairie City Hall, 8950 Eden Prairie Road, Eden Prairie, Minnesota is designated as the Absentee ballot precinct. The City Hall is hereby designated as the Counting Center for all Precincts. ADOPTED by the City Council this day of October, 1976. Wolfgang H. Pamel a Mayor SEAL ATTEST: John D. Frane, Clerk September 9 4 1976 TO: Roger Ulstad City Manager FROM: Jack Hacking SUBJECT: Fire Capital Improvement Program I have been asked by the officers of the Eden Prairie Fire Department to inform you that they would like you to present their capital improvement requests to the City Council sometime during their 1977 budget meetings. Chief Ray Mitchell and Assistant Chief Gene Jacobson would be most happy to meet with you and the Council at your convenience. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. JH:sr 517:: MEMO TO: •THRU: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: Mayor and City Council Roger Ulstad, City Manager Marty lessen, Director of Community Servicesittj, Consideration of Purchase of Leo Lund Property October 7, 3976 Attached is a copy of the memo dated September 17, 1976 to the Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources Commission regarding the purchase of the Lund Property. At their meeting on Monday, October 4, 1976 the Commission took the following action on this matter: MOTION: "Choiniere moved to recommend to the Council that the City proceed to acquire the Lund property as recommend in. the memo of September 17, 1976. Garens seconded, motion carried unanimously." Mayor and Members of City Council and Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Commission Marty Jessen, Director of Community Services Purchase of the Leo Lund Property September 17, 1976 MEMO TO: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: We have appraised the Lund Property as previously directed and the appraisor has estimated a value of $18,300. This is for 16.6 acres of land along Purgatory Creek and between the Hillcrest Courts area and Valley View Road. I've previously reported some delinquent taxes on the property. Mr. Lund has paid all of these taxes and has committed to providing to us free, clear and marketable title. RECOMMENDATION I would recommend that the City proceed to acquire the Lund Property for the price of $18,300 with the City to assume the obligation for 1976 taxes estimated to 8575. I would further recommend that we proceed to solicit from the Watershed District funding for the cooperative purchase of this parcel. I have made this request on the City's behalf and will follow through with this request pending favorable action on this recommendation. .314 MEMO TO: THRU: FROM: SUBJECT: Mayor and City Council Roger Ulstad, 'City Manager Marty Jessen, Director of Community Services /41. J. Recommendation Concerning 1977 Cooperative Projects with the Riley-Purgatory Creek Watershed District DATE: October 4, 1976 Attached is a copy of the Request for Cooperative Projects with Riley- Purgatory Creek Watershed District for Fiscal Year 1977, and a copy of a memo dated September 17, 1976 to the Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources Commission regarding this matter. At their meeting on Monday, October 4, 1976 the Commission took the following action on this matter: MOTION: "Choiniere moved to recommend to the Council cooperative projects with the Riley-Purgatory Creek Watershed District of the following: Leo Lund property acquisition, development at Round Lake Park, and possibly Kucher/Deaver property acquisition. Anderson seconded, motion carried unanimously." The Watershed District already budgeted their share of continuting the Schaitberger purchase under the contract for deed terms and the Cboperative Project Agreement. 311) MEMO TO: Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Commission FROM: Marty Jessen, Director of Community ServicesAJ. SUBJECT: Cooperative Projects with the Riley-Purgatory Creek Watershed District DATE: September 17, 1976 • On Wednesday,geptember 15, I presented the attached information to the Watershed District for their consideration in their Fiscal Year 1977 Budget. After considering this matter and all other requests for cooperative projects from various other governmental agencies eligible, the District Board of Managers took action to levy a tax for $72,000 for co-op projects -- $42,000 of "carry over" projects and $30,000 of "new". This $30,000 will be allocated in 1977 after a thorough review by the District's Board of Managers. 311% er. CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE September 15, 1976 Request for Cooperative Projects with Riley-Purgatory Creek Watershed District Fiscal Year 1977 SUMMARY OF REQUESTS In 1976 the City and District undertook the first cooperative project of a capital nature--the joint acquisition of the Schaitberger Property at Lake Riley. Of course, previously the two agencies had jointly studied the Purgatory Creek Corridor for land use and recreational potential. In 1977, we are proposing the following joint projects: 1. Continuation of the Schaitberger purchase. $62,900 2. Development at Round Lake Park. 3. Acquisition of land along the creek. TOTAL $3 3 ,5 0 0 429,150 1125,550 The continuation of the Schaitberger purchase is spelled out in the joint contract dated June 8, 1976 between the two parties. The City has budgeted it's share in it's General Fund Budget for 1977. The development plan at Round Lake calls for construction of a variety of additional recreation facilities including lighted tennis courts, ball fields, trails, fishing pier, beach improve- ments and sanitary improvements. The $33,500 proposed for the Watershed District Funding covers only a portion of the develop- ment associated with the water-or 50% of the beach improvements, boat launch and ramp, trails around the lake and fishing pier, plus sanitary sewer and water service improvements. 'A LAWCON Grant Application is pending to assist in this development. Acquisition of land along the creek falls in two areas,. the first being north of Valley View Road and west of the creek. This property totals 16.6 acres and has a total purchase price of $18,900. The second parcel is part of the Preserve Area H and includes approximately 20 acres with an estimated total cost of $40,000. The amount requested for Watershed District Funding is equal to 50% of the total estimated cost for the two parcels. 309 -2- DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED ACTIVITY SCHAITBERCER AT LAKE RILEY The term description and intent of this item were thoroughly reviewed prior to the contract dated June 8, 1976. The Eden Prairie City Council has at this point made no commitments for any additional acquisition at Lake Riely such as the total 200 acre proposal which had previously been considered as a Regional Park. This matter and the extent of the City's future park endeavor are under further review and will no doubt be resolved at some time in the not too distant future. This is mentioned specifically as it relates to the idea of the loan vs. grant from the District. The contract calls for Eden Prairie to repay the District for the money invested at such time as any other outside funding such as the Metropolitan Council reimburses Eden Prairie for the acquisition of this land. ROUND LAKE PARK DEVELOPMENT The City and the District have from time to time discussed the possibility of a joint water quality study at Round Lake. The City currently is not in a position to allocate its limited general fund resources towards such a study. However, it does wish to proceed with the development of additional recreation facilities at the site. The District in its preliminary analysis and data gathering with regard to the water quality at Round Lake has stated that the quality is for the most part extremely good. Further, the State Department of Natural Resources has done some fish population analyses and in the words of Duane Shodeen from the department, the current fish population is well balanced and could stand some additional recreational fishing particularly among those fishermen who would take the relatively small blue gill fish currently available. The limited improvements proposed for the lake are to enhance this potential example the fishing pier, and boat access ramp and parking. The other major concern that the City has at this point As for improved sanitary facilities in conjunction with the beach, picnic grounds and other recreational facilities. These are desperately needed to provide for the health and safety of the users. In addition to lake improvements and sanitary improvements, the City proposes to construct four additional tennis courts with lights, two additional softball fields lite, full sized baseball field lite and four youth sports playfields. These facilities are all badly needed to meet current community recreational demands. An application for 1977 LAWCON Funding has been made and it is currently under review. The total cost of the improvements is estimated to be $200,000 with a hope for $100,000 LAWCON Grant. The • City requests that the District contribute $33,500 for those improve- ments associated with the water quality and sanitary facilities with the balance of the funding to come from the City's Park Bond Fund. • '3 I 70 -3- LAND ACQUISITION The Lund Property consists of 16.6 acres which includes approximately 400 creek frontage. The land on three sides of this property is either owned by the City or committed to it for public park purposes. The significant percentage of the site approximately 60-70% is flood- plain land. The primary purpose for which this parcel is intended would be for passive recreation purposes with the possibility for future trail construction as discussed in the Purgatory Creek Open Space Corridor Study. No final determination as to trail usage on this parcel has been made. The Preserve Area H Parcel consists of approximately 20 acres all of which is floodplain land in the large Major Center Area Flood .- plain. The Purgatory Creek Open Space Corridor Study suggests this entire area for major community public recreational facility tied together by the Creek Corridor to the Staring Lake Recreational Facility. This is the first parcel in this part of the community proposed for development. The Preserve is not asked to dedicate any land on Area H because they have fullfilled the City's Open Space requirements including those to be imposed on Area H by virture of their dedication of land at Anderson Lakes, a neighbor- hood playground site and various other open space areas. This is one of the areas of the creek where there is little public contro- versy regarding the proposed open space and recreational purposes which the study suggests. We are hopeful that much of the rest of the land proposed in the study for public recreational use can be acquired by the City through some method other than outright purchase as is required for this parcel. 3a1 MEMO TO: THRU: FROM: SUBJECT: DATE: Mayor and City Council Roger Ulstad, City Manager Marty Jessen, Director of Community Services Report on Status of 1977 LAWCON Application October 7, 1976 Attached is a copy of the memo dated September 30, 1976 to the Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources Commission regarding the Status of the 3977 LAWCON Application. At their meeting on October 4, 3976 the Commission took the following action on this matter: MOTION: "Garens moved to receive and file the Report on the Status of 1977 LAWCON Grant Application dated September 30, 1976. Anderson seconded, motion carried unanimously." No further action on the City's part is required at this time and until the Metro Council and State Planning Agency take action - unless you desire to comment or request a change in priority, etc. Biza MEMO TO: Parks, Recreation 4 Natural Resources Commission FROM: Marty Jessen, Director of Community Services /a SUBJECT: Report on the Status of 1977 LAWCON Grant Application DATE: September 30, 1976 Subsequent to the initial Metropolitan Council State Planning Agency review of grant applications, we have communicated to the appropriate people, on behalf of the City Council, the priority of the Round Lake Development and as a result of that communication the following changes have taken place in the 1977 LAWCON rankings as they affect Eden Prairie: 1. Round Lake Park Development has been reconsidered in light of the Joint Resolution of the City Council and School Board concerning Round Lake Development and now is ranked as the number four project in the area of planned urbanization. 2. The Purgatory Creek Acquisition (Kucher/Deaver Properties) has been placed in the unranked category for projects in the area of planned urbanization. 3. Mitchell Lake application has been placed in the unranked category for projects in the rural area. As you noted in the information distributed for the September 20th meeting only one project per community will be funded, and then only to a maximum of $100,000. The Round Lake Development Proposal requests $100,000 of grant assistance to match the $100,000 balance estimated in the Park Bond Fund, and would con- struct the following facilities: 1. Two additional softball fields with lights 2. One full size baseball field with lights. 3. Four or five youth sports fields areas. 4. Four additional tennis courts with lights. 5. Complete the trail around the lake. 6. Beach improvements, boat ramp, parking facilites and sanitary facilities including water supply. The Mitchell Lake and Kucher/Deaver Acquisitions can be resubmitted for funding in the 1978 fiscal year program at which time it is anticipated that there will be substantially more than the $1.65 million dollars available for the 1977 program. In additon, a fairly substantial part of the Kucher/Deaver Acquisitions and the Miller Acquisitions are anticipated to be funded out of the Park Cash Fee as they will serve neigborhood recreational needs for which the Park Cash Fee is intended. For example, it is estimated Page 2 that Pemtom will, over the course of their development, generate between $70,000 and $100,000 of Park Cash Fees on the approximately 500 units which they have proposed. The same kind of revenue will be available as the land around the Kucher/Deaver Property develops. Two constraints were placed on the approval of the Round Lake Development. They are as follows: 1. The City and the School District must 'resolve the final ownership of the property prior to March 1, 1977, 2. The City and the School District must reach agreement' on the road alignment for future Valley View Road prior to March 1, 1977. These can easily be accomplished as we get into final site planning. The City has committed itself to ownership of at least 31 acres north of the lake in its 1968 LAWCON Grant Application which funded the acquisition of the land. The Joint agreement for the Round Lake Site Development begins to resolve the question of the road alignment and the specific design and planning can resolve any other problems which might potentially exist. 31M r MEMO TO: THROUGH: PROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Mayor Penzel and Members of the City Council Roger Ulstad, City Manager Carl Jullie, City Engineer October 8, 1976 I.C. 51-295 Modern Tire Co. Watermain Service The attached petition for watermain service has been received from Mr. James Duvick on behalf of the Modern Tire Co., 9501 Plying Cloud Drive. The property is presently serviced with a 1" water service, which is inadequate to provide fire sprinkling for the building. Rather, an 6M lateral main is necessary. The estimated cost of the project is $10,000. This cost is high because the pipe must be jacked under the Trunk Highway 169 roadway. It is pro- posed to assess the Modern Tire Co. property the sum of sum of $2,530, which represents the lateral benefit to the property, based upon the City's standard assessment policies. The remainder of the project cost would be absorbed by the City's trunk sewer and water funds. In the future, this proposed water stub will be extended to serve the properties east and north of Modern Tire Co. The amount assessed to Modern Tire for this project would be a credit against any future water lateral assessments. It is recommended that the City Council adopt Resolution No. 1205 ordering improvement project I.C. 51-295. CJJ:kh Attachment 316 Obtober 12, 2976 CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE HENWMPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NO. 1205 RESOLUTION RECEIVING PETITION, ENGIN- EERING REPORT AND ORDERING IMPROVEMENT WHEREAS, a 100% petition has been received requesting the following improvement: I.C. 51-295, Watermain lateral extension at 9501 Flying Cloud Driver and WHEREAS, the City Engineer, in a memo dated Oct. 8, 1576, has estimated the project cost and recommends that the project is feasible, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Eden Prairie City Councils Said Project I.C. 51-295 is hereby ordered and the City Engin- eer, with the assistance of Rieke Carroll Muller Assoc., Inc., shall prepare plans and specification for the making of such improvement. ADOPTED by the City of Eden Prairie on Wolfgang y. Penzel, Mayor ATTEST: SEAL John D. Frane, Clerk MEMO TO: THROUGH: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Mayor Penzel and Members of the City Council Roger Ulstad, City Manager Carl Jullie, City Engineer October 8, 1976 Chanhassen-Eden Prairie Duck Lake-I Trunk Sewer I.C. 51-269 The City Staff of Chanhassen has proposed to make payment to the City of Eden Prairie in the amount of $25,000 in return for permission to .make connection to the Eden Prairie Duck Lake-I sanitary ...trunk sewer at a point located near T.H. 101 just south of Duck Lake Trail. In addition, the City would reCeiVe' ipOroieiy -00.66Fiei year for maintenance costs from the meti6Oo1iten -waite control Commission. During the past several months a joint effort was made by Chanhassen and Eden Prairie to persuade the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission to assume ownership of the DL-/ trunk sewer and to reimburse the City of Eden Prairie for the construction costs incurred. However, this effort failed because the drainage area served in Chanhassen did not meet the necessary criteria. The Waste Control Commission suggested that fair payment to Eden Prairie by Chanhassen would be the BUM of $30,765, based upon the drainage areas served in both communities and lateral benefits to Eden Prairie. The consulting firm of Rieke Carroll Muller, Assoc. recommended a pay- ment by Chanhassen in the amount of $75,000, as documented in the feasi- bility report for project I.C. 51-269. This amount was an average of several different methods of computing the Chanhassen share. The amount which Chanhassen has previously offered was $5,000. • We believe that the Chanhassen offer of $25,000 is a reasonable settlement in this matter in view of the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission's computations and considering the present worth of the $875.00 per year future payments to the City which will be continuous. The good will of the City of Chanhassen and its consulting engineer, Schoell & Madsen, Inc., will be helpful during the upcoming negotiations with the Waste control Commission regarding our 1.2 million dollar reserve capacity charge. CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA PETITION FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENT To The Eden Prairie City Council; The undersigned property owners herein petition the Eden Prairie City Council to consider making the following described improvements(s): (General Location) • Sanitary Sewer Watermain Storm Sewer Street Paving Other Street Address or Other Legal Description of Property to be served 9r) 5 .7 tr.? c-.6 L. el PAL' (For City Use) Date Received Project No. council Consideration REGISTE CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE CLERK'S LICENSE APPLICATION LIST October 12. 1076 CONTRACTOR (1 & 2 Family) Adams Const. Ginkel Const. Martin Homes PLUMBING LeVahn Brothers Plumbing LIQUOR (On - Sale) Genghis Than of Sapporo These licenses have been approved by the department head responsible for the licensed activity. altA/Ca_ (01nIcroen, Deputy Clerk k!F-: October 8, 1976 STATE OF MINNESOTA CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE COUNTY OF HENNEPIN The following accounts were audited and allowed as follows: 09-24-76 2602 VOID OUT CHECK 09-10-76 2468 VOID OUT CHECK 09-24-76 2632 VOID OUT CHECK 2633 STATE OF MINNESOTA 2634 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOC. 2635 UNITED WAY 2636 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK 2637 DAVID L. OLSON 2638 VOLUNTARY ACTION CENTER 09-27-76 2639 INDEPENDENT DISTRICT 287 10-01-76 2640 INSTY-PRINTS 2641 CITY OF PLYMOUTH 10-05-76 2642 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOC. 2643 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK 2644 UNITED WAY 2645 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS 2646 KEITH WALL 2647 CITY OF GOLDEN VALLEY 10-08-76 2643 AQUATROL CORPORATION 2649 ASTLEFORD EQUIPMENT CO. 2650 BALDWIN COOKE CO. 2651 BOUSTEAD ELECTRIC 2652 BANISTER SHORT ELLIOTT HENDRICKSON & ASSOC. 2653 BRAUN ENGINEERING TESTING 2654 BUSINESS FURNITURE, INC. 2655 BRAUER & ASSOC. 2656 BATTERY WAREHOUSE SERVICE 2657 CITY OF EDINA 2658 VOID CHECK 2659 MARY CONNAUGHTY 2660 CROWN RUBBER STAMP CO. 2661 COPY EQUIPMENT 2662 DORHOLT PRINTING Taxes withheld for August Employees withheld and employers contributions 9-17 payroll 4,362.17 Donations withheld 9-17 payroll 25.46 Taxes withheld 9-17 payroll 4,682.99 Repairs to personal vehicle damaged by City truck 55.90 Registration for Sandy Werts 75.00 Firemenship class for 4 firemen 120.00 Service-Public Safety dept. . 7.70 Ticket books-Public Safety dept. 15.52 Employees withheld and employer contributions 10-1 payroll 4,230.58 Taxes withheld 10-1 payroll 4,521.76 Donations withheld 10-1 payroll 25.46 Dues withheld for October 47.00 Change fund for Public Safety dept. 25.00 Registration for Munici-pals dinner 60.00 Repair services-Water Plant • 85.80 Equipment parts 78.19 Book-City Manager 10.08 Equipment parts-Water Plant 31.36 Services-Br ant Lake Sewer 8,340.93 Service dr:Mall construction 1,111.15 File cab ne ssessing dept. 107.94 Services-Planning dept. 1,936.00 Equipment parts 91.54 Water testing 61.00 Refund on quilting class 12.00 Engraved plates-Public Safety dept. 45.75 Supplies-Engineering & Planning dept's 165.47 Service-Public Safety-Planning & Engineering dept. 56.89 Refund for cancelled building permit 60.00 Supplies-Planning dept. 11.50 Field staking- on Zylka property- Staring Lake Bond 250.00 Refund on Fall registration-Skill development program 10.00 Subscription-Rec. dept. 3.00 Supplies-Public Safety dept. 15.88 Legal ads 484.51 2663 CLYDE DREES 2664 DAY-TIMERS 2665 EARTH SERVICES, INC. 2666 EDEN PRAIRIE SCHOOLS 2667 ENABLERS 2668 EDEN PRAIRIE GROCERY 2669 EDEN PRAIRIE NEWS October 8, 1976 10-08-76 2670 ROBERT FLINT 2671 FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY HOSPITALS 2672 FEED-RITE CONTROLS, INC. 2673 GERRI FENNO 2674 GROUP HEALTH PLAN, INC. 2675 DALE GREEN CO. 2676 GLIDDEN PAINT 2677 HILLCREST SAFETY EQUIPMENT 2678 HENNEPIN COUNTY VO-TECH SCHOOL SOUTH CAMPUS 2679 DIANNE HANSON 2680 HARMON GLASS 2681 HENNEPIN COUNTY 2682 HENNEPIN COUNTY 2683 HUDSON MAP CO. 2684 HOPKINS DODGE, INC. 2685 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Training seminar for Jack Hacking 75.00 Alcohol test 8.00 Polyphosphate & Ferric sulfate- Water Plant 2,043.50 Refund on guitar lessons 14.00 Employees insurance 359.86 Sod-Water Plant 12.75 Paint-Park dept. 31.00 Mouthpieces for Police Dept. alert units 32.10 Services-tree disease control program 82.00 Mileage 6.00 ? Replace of windshield-Reimbursed by insurance 287.76 Fee charged on tax exempt park property rented 669.00 Traffic tickets-Public Safety dept. 46.57 Street atlas-Public Safety dept. 12.90 Equipment parts 72.99 ASSESSING OFFICERS Membership-Robert Kern 45.00 2686 ITASCA EQUIPMENT Equipment parts 25.00 2687 CARL JULLIE Sept. expenses 100.00 2688 ELIZABETH JOHNSON Sept. services 216.25 2689 JOHN JENNER Surveying services 37.50 2690 MARTY JESSEN Sept. expenses 108.35 2691 CHRISTINA KENNEDY Gymnastics refund-Rec. program 10.00 2692 ROBERT KERN Mileage 97.07 2693 MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE Services-Bond rating 650.00 2694 SCOTT MITCHELL Surveying services 49.38 2695 METROPOLITAN ANIMAL PATROL August services 758.00 2696 MEDCENTER HEALTH PLAN Employees insurance 558.26 2697 MINNESOTA PROGRAM FOR VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSUALT Films-Public Safety dept. 50.00 2698 METRO PRINTING, INC. Appraisal reports and Newsletter 460.00 2699 MEDICAL OXYGEN Oxygen-Fire dept. 49.57 2700 MIDWEST ASPHALT CORPORATION Asphalt-Street dept. and Paving Eden Prairie Road 640.50 . 2701 MINNEAPOLIS GAS CO. Service 95.19 2702 PAT NELSEN Refund on quilting class 12.00 2703 NORTHWESTERN BELL Service 164.68 2704 NORTHERN STATES POWER CO Service 1,961.03 2705 POWER BRAKE EQUIPMENT CO. Supplies-Fire dept. 8.22 2706 W. G. PEARSON, INC. Rock-Street Maint., Water Plant. Paving Eden Prairie Rd and Paving School Road 1,308.99 2707 PITNEY BOWES Postage meter 33.00 2708 D. C. PITTS Replacement of mailbox and stand damaged by City 16.08 2709 POSTMASTER Postage for utility bills 4.52 2710 RIEKE-CARROLL-MULLER ASSOC. Services-Preserve Area F Div., and Mn Protective Life 1,4?4.85 2711 GORDON SMITH Fuel and equipment parts 146.43 2712 STEWART SANDWICHES Concessions 40.90 2713 JOE SAWCHUCK Surveying services 55.75 2714 BETTY SAUNDERS Refund on quilting class 12.00 2715 TOWN'S EDGE FORD Equipment parts & repair service 182.07 i 100.00 580.90 1,527.00 14.93 3.50 86.25 25.50 97.00 40.00 33.76 1.05 49.49 103.85 33.84 October 8, 1976 10-08-76 2716 ROGER ULSTAD 2717 WESTERN LIFE INSURANCE 2718 XEROX CORPORATION 2719 ZIEGLER, INC. 2720 KATHY CLAEYS 2721 TED BIESE 2722 DONNA STANLEY 2723 MINNESOTA RECREATION & PARK ASSOC. 2724 CHRIS ENGER 2725 LORNA THOMAS 2726 SHARON GAGNON 2727 SANDRA WERTS 2728 ROBERT MARTZ 2729 JOHN FRAME October expenses Employees insurance Service and supplies Equipment parts Teen work program Tree inspection services Sept. services Football registration-Rec. program Mileage Mileage Mileage Mileage and expenses Mileage and expenses Mileage and expenses TOTAL 3 110s