01-14-03 Regular
CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
Richfield, Minnesota
Regular Meeting
January 14, 2003
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Kirsch at 6:30 p.m.
Members Present:
Martin Kirsch, Mayor; Susan Rosenberg; Gertrude Ulrich; Sue Sandahl;
and John Enger.
Samantha Orduno, City Manager; Steven Devich, Administrative Services
Director; Bruce Palmborg, Community Development Director; Mike
Eastling, Public Works Director; Dan Scott, Public Safety Director; John
Stark, Community Development Manager; Cheryl Krumholz, Recording
Secretary; and Corrine Thomson, City Attorney.
Staff Present:
Robert Hall, 7309 Oliver Avenue, expressed appreciation for the adjustments made to the
stoplight at 76th Street and Newton Avenue to now permit only right and left turns out of Best Buy
before the campus opens. He said safety is enhanced and traffic flow in the neighborhood is
improved.
Mayor Kirsch led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance.
M/Rosenberg, S/Ulrich to approve the minutes of (1) Special Citv Council Meetinq of
December 2. 2002 as amended; (2) Special City Council Worksession of December 10, 2002; (3)
Reqular City Council Meetinq of December 10.2002; and (4) Special City Council Meetinq of
January 2. 2003.
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Council Member Sandahl requested an adjustment to the December 2, 2002 Special City
Council meeting on page 3, paragraph 7 regarding her comments. She said it should read residential
rates have increased because of the compression of residential rates and an attempt to reduce
commercial property tax.
Motion carried 5-0.
Council Member Ulrich reported on the December 2002 National League of Cities Conference
that Council Member Rosenberg and she attended. Her report included the status of first responder
funding for cities and several policies est~Rli,sh~d by the National Lea!;jue of Cities.
Council Member Rosenberg stCited she learned at the conference that Richfield is doing
things right.
Council Member Ulrich thanked John Klun, Sun Current Editor, for the recent feature article
on the City's new administrative h,earing process.
Council Member Sandahl reported on the City's legal costs relating to the referendum lawsuit.
She said the City's insurer, League of Minnesota Cities Trust, has closed the lawsuit and the final
billing for the litigation defense was $49,672.70. She added this amount must be borne by residents
because the City is responsible for the first $50,000.
Council Member Sandahl suggested staff contact Hennepin County regarding their Sentence
to Serve program to provide community service by assisting in clean up along 1-494. She said using
this service could save the City staff time and money.
Council Member Ulrich requested the following meetings be posted as Special City Council
meetings in the event a quorum of the City Council is present:
. Saturday, January 18,10:00 a.m., City Hall Council Chambers - League of Women Voters
Renewable Energy Community Meeting
. Wednesday, January 22, 12:00 noon, American Legion - Chamber of Commerce Meeting
and Mayor's annual State of City Address
City Manager Orduno reported that the Fire Services Department received a $15,000 FEMA
grant for fire equipment and training.
City Manager Orduno reported on the Governor's 2003 Emergency Supplemental Budget
including the key objectives; $468 million in spending reductions and other changes; permanent
spending reductions totaling $171 million; and $297 million in one-time refinancing transfers.
City Manager Orduno stated there was no question that local government aid will be cut
across the board. She said the City is in a budget reduction mode. She added that she would
update the City Council regularly on the status of legislative issues.
City Manager Orduno distributed the City's 2002 Annual Report which includes references of
the City Council goals.
Mayor Kirsch thanked staff for their efforts in preparing the Annual Report.
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City Manager Orduno announced that City Attorney Thomson was leaving the City Council
meeting at this time (7:00 p.m.) to attend4heCharterGommission meeting.
Council Member Ulrich reported on Fannie Mae financing information provided by the AMM.
She said the AMM was complimentary of Richfield's housing initiatives.
Item #1
M/Rosenberg, S/Sandahl to approve the aoenda.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #2
A. Approved resolution ratifying Stipulation of Settlement Agreement for 1820 East 66th Street
(Parcel 25, BP Products North America, Inc., flk/a Amoco Oil Company); 66th Street/Trunk
Highway 77 Interchange Project S.R. NO.7
RESOLUTION NO. 9288
RESOLUTION RATIFYING A STIPULATION AND SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
FOR 1820 EAST 66TH STREET
(PARCEL 25, BP PRODUCTS NORTH AMERICA, INC., F/K1A AMOCO OIL COMPANY)
(66TH STREET / TRUNK HIGHWAY 77 INTERCHANGE PROJECT)
This resolution appears as Resolution No. 9288 in Resolution Book No. 74.
B. Removed from the consent calendar and placed on the regular agenda for consideration as
Item 3A.
C. Approved first reading of amendment to City Administrative Code Section 310.31, Subd. 1
describing holidays granted to eligible fulltime employees S.R. NO.9
D. Approved resolution designating City Manager Samantha Orduno as Responsible Authority
to oversee City's government data practices and rescinding Resolution No. 8097 S.R. No.
10
RESOLUTION NO. 9290
DESIGNATING CITY MANAGER SAMANTHA ORDUNO
AS THE RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY FOR
GOVERNMENT DATE PRACTICES
This resolution appears as Resolution No. 9290 in Resolution Book No. 74.
E. Approved new Toro Groundsmaster mower from MTI Distributing, Inc. for use by Park
Maintenance Division in amount of $62,037.32 S.R. No. 11
F. Approved new vacuum/hydro excavation unit from Flexible Pipe Tool Company for use by
Utility Maintenance Division in amount of $56,942.36 S.R. No. 12
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G. Removed from the consent calendar and placed on the regular agenda for consideration as
Item 38.
H. Approved bid minutes and tabulation and award base bid plus alternate #4 to Albers
Mechanical Service to purchase and install HVAC improvements at City Hall/Public Safety
building in amount of $258,900 S.R. No. 14
I. Approved temporary 3.2 percent malt liquor, itinerant place of amusement, itinerant food, and
public dance licenses for Church of Assumption annual Sno-Ball event on January 25, 2003
S.R. No. 15
J. Approved itinerant place of amusement and itinerant food licenses for Richfield Visions, Inc.
for Richfield Remodeling Fair ~t Richfield High School, 7001 Harriet Avenue, on January 25,
2003 S.R. No. 16
City Manager Orduno stated that Staff Report No. 14 (2H) indicates $150,000 of the cost for
the HVAC improvements is fromlh'eSelf;.lnsurance Fund, but fUl1ds may need to come from year-
end fund balance due totl'le City:? lawsuit costs. She said if year-end funds are to be used, the City
Council will need to approve the expenditure.
Mayor Kirsch said he has received a request to remove 2B and 2G from the Consent
Calendar. He said these items will be considered as Item 3A and 38.
M/Rosenberg, S/Sandahl to approve the Consent Calendar as amended.
Motion carried 5-0.
Item #3
Item 28. Consideration of approval of resolution establishing revised just
compensation and authorizing purchase of apartment building at 6328 Cedar Avenue;
Airport Noise-Acquisition Program S.R.No. 8
Council Member Enger requested this item be removed from the Consent Calendar
because he wanted an individual vote taken. He stated he did not support buying apartments
versus single family homes.
Council Member Sandahl requested a roll call vote.
M/Sandahl, S/Rosenberg that the followina resolution be adopted, that it be spread in the
resolution book and that it be mad~ part of the.se minutes:
RESOLUTION NO. 9289
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING REVISED JUST COMPENSATION
AND AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF REAL PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 6328 CEDAR Avenue
Airport Noise Acquisition Program
Motion carried 4-1. (Enger opposed.) This resolution appears as Resolution No. 9289 in
Resolution Book No. 74.
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Item 2G. Consideration of apprpYC,l!of pUfc;hase of three new squad cars from
Superior Ford for use by Police Division in amount of $64,750 S.R. No. 13
Council Member Enger requested the City Council postpone the purchase of these three
squad cars for one year because the cars are two years old and waiting another year would start
the three-year rotation which is included in the budget reduction plan.
Public Works Director Eastling stated that there were five cars due for replacement in this
two-year cycle; some were repaired and extended to the three-year cycle, but three of them had
heavier use and should be replaced. He added that Public Safety has a desire to purchase these
squads to complete the transition back to black and white coloring.
Public Safety Director Scott stated there is improved resale value if the cars are replaced
now. He added that Public Works uses the old cars before they are sold at auction.
Council Member Sandahl asked about the public reaction to the black and white colors.
Public Safety Director Scott said a favorable response to the black and whites has been
received by the public as well as police officers.
City Manager Orduno stated black and white squads are more recognizable.
Council Member Enger asked why unmarked squads with blue, maroon or black coloring
are needed. He stated he did not believe all squads need to be black and white if "Police" is on the
vehicle. He said finances need to be considered so every dollar is conserved.
City Manager Orduno stated unmarked cars should look like regular vehicles so they blend
in and are not easily recognizable.
City Manager Orduno clarified that staff's role is to present information to the City Council
consistent with Council policy and the City Council makes the decisions and provides direction to
staff.
Council Member Enger agreed that the City Council makes decisions and provides
direction.
Council Member Sandahl agreed that an older car with more mileage has less re-sale
value. She stated support for the purchase of the three new squad cars.
M/Sandahl, S/Rosenberg to approve a purchase order to Superior Ford in the sum of
$64.750 for three new squad cars.
Mayor Kirsch requested a roll call vote.
Motion carried 4-1. (Enger opposed.)
Item #4
City Manager Orduno reviewed Staff Report No. 17 regarding a resolution for a Cluster
Home Development conditional use permit to allow construction of a seven-unit townhouse project
at 6833 and 6855 Penn Avenue.
Community Development Director Palmborg reviewed the proposed development plan,
including the conditional use permit conditions that have been met and the stipulations for
approval. He said the developer is receiving no tax increment financing assistance.
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Mr. Palmborg said a resident's question recently received regarding moving the sidewalk
behind the curb to provide alarg~r'~etback for snow storage was not previously considered, but
will be reviewed.
City Manager Orduno suggested that each City Council Member should express their
reasons related to public purpose when the vote is taken.
David Gepner, developer, explained why this project has been pursued as a new town home
concept that provides uniqueness to each owner's individuality.
Harold Teasdale, developer, ~tated that this development is trying to be as innovative and
forward thinking as possible.
Council Member Sandahl asked about different floor options for each owner and the price
range.
Mr. Gepner said the development is perpetual housing that can be changed per the owner's
desire. He stated the price range is approaching $300,000.
Council Member Ulrich expressed concern related to interior and exterior sound
transmission especially if units are so adaptable.
Mr. Teasdale said the units are built to minimize interior wall sound and the interior walls
are not supporting structures as in a single family home.
Council Member Enger asked if the bottom of the front stairs was near the right,;,of-"way.
Robert Gerloff, architect, .explained the setback of the building and stairs, including that the
conditional use permit requirerh~,ritsare met. He added that the walls between the units 'have very
good sound insulation.
Council Member Enger asked about the in-floor radiant heating as it relates to the
moveable walls.
Mr. Gerloff explained the heating mechanism.
Joanne Mercier, 2201 West 69th Street, expressed concerns regarding on-street parking
fot visitors. She stated people already use her street as a park-and-ride, which it's not.
Mayor Kirsch requested staff monitor 69th Street for people who park there to ride the bus
and inform them of the designated park-and-ride areas.
Mr. Gepner explained the garage and visitor parking areas. He stated there may be
overflow parkil)g at certain times; but it should be no different than for a single-family home. He
expressed a desire to be a good neighbor.
Pat Johnson, 6810 Penn Avenue, expressed concern regarding the high density for the
size of the area. She believes the area should be a single family home development because the
proposed plan does not conform with the neighborhood. She also expressed concerns about the
garage size and location; no 'for Sf3le' signs were posted on the lots, and the view of the
neighboring home to the north is a blank wall.
Council Member Rosenberg said the lots were marketed extensively to various realtors and
not given to one developer.
Mr. Gepner addressed the garage concerns of Ms. Johnson, and stated windows on the
north side of the development h:;ive been proposed.
Council Member Rosenberg asked about weed control behind the garages.
Mr. Gepner explained how property maintenance would be handled.
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Robert Hall, 7309 Oliver Avenue, expressed concern regarding the City Council's approval
of rezoning 665 parcels of land, includingisingle family housing, to allow high density housing along
Nicollet, Penn and Portland Avenues and 66th Street. He stated that seven units were too high a
density for the site. He questioned the market price, roof pitch, future sidewalk maintenance and
the tax benefit when the project is completed. He referenced an e-mail from Council Member
Rosenberg regarding the CARE Team web site statement regarding cluster home versus
town home in the City's legal notice.
Council Member Rosenberg stated her concern was not the term townhome versus cluster
home, but the inaccurate statement on the CARE Team web site regarding the re-zoning of 665
parcels of land.
Community Development Manager Stark stated that cluster home development is not
necessarily different than townhomes; the ordinance allows different density.
Council Member Rosenberg clarified that the cluster home development on Penn Avenue is
not a 665-unit development.
Community Development Manager Stark said the City Council decision tonight is on land
use not on the market price.
City Manager Orduno said the tax benefit is the same as any other similar development.
She added that this land has been vacant for three years.
Mr. Gerloff explained the roof pitch.
City Manager Orduno stated no variances were required for the pitch.
George Holter, 6424 Emerson Avenue, spoke in opposition to the high density in this area.
He stated it appears too many times rules are changed to make the development fit. He spoke in
support of Mr. Gepner living in the development.
Bill Kilian, Planning Commission Vice-Chair, 6620 17th Avenue, stated every effort was
made to make this development as fair as possible. He explained the Comprehensive Plan related
to redevelopment. He spoke in support of the project because of the high tax capacity on this
property.
M/Sandahl, S/Rosenberg to close the public hearino.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Sandahl, S/Rosenberg that the followino resolution with stipulations be adopted. that it be
spread in the resolution book and that it be made part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION NO. 9291
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR
A CLUSTER HOME DEVELOPMENT AT 6833 AND 6855 PENN AVENUE
Council Member Sandahl stated support for this development because of the improved tax
base without tax increment financing and that it was previously vacant land. She added the
following reasons for her support: Comprehensive Plan goals are met regarding diversified
housing with this higher density and attracting families; feel of individual homes; good buffering for
neighboring properties. She explained there were previous plans denied by the City Council.
Council Member Rosenberg stated support for the following reasons: price is marketable;
meets townhome needs; increases property tax base. She added that this type of development
without tax increment financing assistance is possible because the lots are vacant.
Mayor Kirsch stated support for the following reasons: developer is actually living in the
project which helps to ensure property is properly maintained; a variety of housing is provided; an
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appropriate development on Penn Avenue, puts the property back on the tax rolls. He added that
the developer made many changes to the plans as requested by the City Council and Planning
Commission.
Council Member Ulrich stated support for the following reasons: traffic congestion eased
with better use of the land; housing is needed; this development could not happen if the land was
not vacant; appropriate use of the land as a permanent mixed use on Penn Avenue. She added
the plans were changed many times to meet the appropriate conditional use permit requirements.
Council Member Enger questioned the visitor parking space and that he envisioned
creating a hazard movihgthrough the drive aisle.
Mr. Gepner explained that the space was adequate and accommodations were made to
provide .good guest parking.
Cbuncil Member Enger asked what material was used on the exterior.
Mr. Gerloff said stucco.
Council Member Enger asked about the price of the land.
Community Development Director Palmborg said no specific sale price was determined
right now and a review of the sources and uses statement would determine the sale price.
Council Member Enger asked if the property was ever listed for sale to the general public.
Community Development (Director Palmborg said the property was advertised to people on
the waiting list for the'Richfield Rediscovered Program.
CQuncil Member Enger asked if the lots would have been available to single family
homeowners.
Community Development Director Palmborg said the lots were advertised for more than a
single family dwelling because there were more appropriate lots in the City for single family homes.
Mayor Kirsch said the ComprehE,msive Plan was followed for this type of street.
Council Member Ulrich said this type of development was in the original Comprehensive
Planbefore 1996.
Council Member Rosenberg explained the meetings held prior to the Comprehensive Plan
approval on June 24, 1996.
Council Member Enger stated support for the plan, but not totally, because he believes it
encroaches on the setback and right-of-way. He said he wants to see if this new design will work
and use it as a model in other parts of Richfield, especially the east side. He was pleased Mr.
Gepner was living in the development so it was owner occupied. He said he did not want the
property as rental.
Mayor Kirsch asked if any marketing of the units was underway.
Mr. Gepner said they were waiting for a positive response from the City Council before
undergoing intense marketing.
Council Member Ulrich said this development was a new and unique contribution to
Richfield housing.
Motion carried 5-0. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 9291 in Resolution Book No.
74.
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Item #5
City Manager Orduno reviewed Staff Report No. 18 regarding a resolution for a conditional
use permit to allow a public mechanical garage to operate at 1201 East 66th Street.
Community Development Director Palmborg reviewed the background related to the
conditional use permit request. He said all the conditional use permit requirements are met except
the side yard buffer requirement of ten feet on the south side of the building but the existing five
foot yard separating the properties has been in existence for at least three decades with no
problems. He added that the recently City Council approved administrative hearing program will
be the mechanism used to monitor and enforce the stipulations.
Claudette Christensen, business co-owner, stated the neon lights listed in the stipulations
for approval were removed three years ago. She said they have worked hard to meet all the
conditional use permit requirements.
George Holter, 6424 Emerson Avenue, stated the City has made the business hours of
operation too restrictive.
Community Development Director Palmborg said the hours of operation are a compatibility
issue with adjoining neighbors.
Mayor Kirsch said the hours have been the same since the Christensen's owned the
business.
M/Rosenberg, S/Ulrich to close the public hearinQ.
Motion carried 5-0.
Council Member Enger asked if the storing of a motor home and racecar trailer along the
east side of the business was legal as it relates to the conditional use permit requirement on
storage of inoperable vehicles on the premises.
Community Development Director Palmborg said the storage was legal.
Council Member Ulrich said accommodating residential and commercial uses that abut is
handled as best as possible.
M/Rosenberg, S/Enger that the followino resolution be adopted. that it be spread in the
resolution book and that it be made part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION NO. 9292
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR
A PUBLIC MECHANICAL GARAGE BUSINESS AT 1201 66TH STREET EAST
Motion carried 5-0. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 9292 in Resolution Book No.
74.
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Item #6
City Manager Orduno reviewed Staff Report No. 19 regarding a second reading of a
transitory ordinance vacating alley right-of-way in the 7600 block of Lyndale and Aldrich Avenues
for Lyndale Gateway West redevelopment project.
CQuncil Memb~r Ulrich stated she was recusing herself from this item because -she lives in
the affected area.
MtSandahl, StRosenberg to cl?~e the public hearinq.
Motion carried 4-0. (Ulrich recused.)
Council Memb~r Enger asked: about easements needing to be in the right-or-way unless
property owners approve placertl~ntc:>n their property.
City Attorney Thomson clarified the easement process, including Cornerstone Group's
responsibility to own all the lots to be redeveloped.
Mayor Kirsch requested a roll cqll vQte.
MtSandahl, StEnger that this constitutes the Second Readinq of Bill No. 2003-1, Trans.itory
Ordinance No. 18.18 vacatinq the alley riqht-of-wav in the LvndaleGatewav West proiect area, that
it be published in the official newspaper ~nd that it be made part of these minutes.
Motion carried 4-0. (Ulrich abstained.)
Item #7
City Manager Orduno reviewed Staff Report No. 20 regarding a resolution for Highland
Management Group request for a permanent pylon sign at Fountainhead Apartments, 7611 Knox
Avenue.
Community Development Director Palmborg reviewed the background related to the
proposed replacement sign, including the free standing sign requirements in an MR-3 district and
why a larger is acceptable in this specific situation.
Council Member Ulrich stated she was not happy about this sign, but because of the
special circumstances she would support the resolution.
MtRosenberg, StEnger that the followinq resolution be adopted, that it be spread in the
resolution book and that it be made part of these minutes:
RESOLUTION NO. 9293
SPECIAL COUNCIL APPROVAL FOR A SIGN PERMIT REQUEST FOR FOUNTAINHEAD
APARTMENTS AT 7611 KNOX AVENUE
(HIGHLAND MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC.)
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Motion carried 5-0. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 9293 in Resolution Book No.
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Item #8
City Manager Orduno reviewed Staff Report No. 21 regarding a resolution authorizing an
amendment to Agreement No. PW-11-19-01 for construction, operation and maintenance of new
traffic signals on Penn Avenue at 1-494 and Best Buy entrance.
Public Works Director Eastling stated the amended agreement will result in consistent
language for Hennepin County's, MnDOT's and the City's policies on traffic control signals. He
added there are no financial implications of this amendment to Richfield.
M/Ulrich, S/Rosenberg that the followina resolution be adopted. that it be spread in the
resolution book and that it be made part of these minutes: .
RESOLUTION NO. 9294
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AMENDMENT NO.
1 TO HENNEPIN COUNTY AGREEMENT NO. PW 11-19-01
Motion carried 5-0. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 9294 in Resolution Book No.
74.
Item #9
City Manager Orduno reviewed Staff Report No. 22 regarding designating Council
Member(s) to attend the 2003 National League of Cities Conferences and N.O.I.S.E. Conference
which was deferred from the January 2,2003 Council Meeting.
Council Member Ulrich said at the January 2, 2003 City Council meeting she stated
skepticism of any federal assistance to cities and the value of the City Council attending the March
National League of Cities Conference, but she has now been informed it is important to have
representation. She requested that two Council Members attend the conference because of
different interpretations.
Council Member Sandahl suggested Council Member Enger and Council Member
Rosenberg consider attending the March National League of Cities Conference.
Council Member Enger said he was interested in attending.
Council Member Rosenberg said she was more interested in attending the N.O.I.S.E.
Conference in July.
Council Member Ulrich said that since she believed it important for two Council Members to
attend the conference, she agreed to attend the March National League of Cities Conference.
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Council Member Sandahl suggested the Bloomington delegation join with Richfield to
approach Congressman Ramstad regarding the Lyndale Avenue bridge at the March National
League of Cities Conference.
M/Sandahl, S/RosenbergJhat Council Members Enoer and Ulrich attend the March 2003
National League of .citi~s Conference.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Rosenberg, S/Ulrich that Council Members Rosenberg and Sandahl attend the Julv
N.O.I.S.E. Conference. '
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Rosenberg, S/Ulrich that Council Member Sandahl and Mavor Kirsch attend the
December National League of Cities Confer~nce.
Mayor Kirsch tentatively aw~ed to attend this conference.
Motion carried 5.,0.
Item #10
M/Rosenberg, S/Ulrich to keep the 2002 liaison appointments the same for 2003 as follows:
Human Rights Commission: .Susan Rosenberg Liaison
Gertrude Ulrich Alternate
Community Services COI11~:~'S"iUn John Enger Liaison
Susan Rosenberg Alternate
Enterprise Facilitation Board Gertrude Ulrich , Representative
Associated Metro Municipalities Gertrude Ulrich Representative
Sue Sandahl Alternate
Southwest Cable Commission John Enger Representative
Steve Devich Representative
Gertrude Ulrich Alternate
Samantha Orduno Alternate
NOISE Sue Sandahl Representative
Johl"lEnger Alternate
Leaaue of Minnesota Cities Sue Sandahl Representative
Samantha Orduno Alternate
Richfield School District ' Susan, Rosenberg Representative
John EnQer Alternate
StorefrontlY outh ActIon Kathv Farris Liaison
Susan Rosenberg Alternate
1-35W Solutions Alliance '. ...SueSandahl Representative
Mike EastlinQ Alternate
494 Corridor Commission Sue.Sandahl Liaison
:to Tom Folev ' Alternate
Advisorv Board of Health Martin Kirsch Liaison
Susan Rosenberg Alternate
Planning Commission Martin Kirsch Liaison
Susan RosenberQ Alternate
Friendship City Commission Martin Kirsch Liaison
. . Sue Sandahl Alternate
Richfield Community Human Susan Rosenberg Representative
Services Plannina Council Gertrude Ulrich Alternate
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Richfield 2020
Gertrude Ulrich
"yi';.;' . Susan Rosenberq
Sue Sandahl
Representative
Alternate
Representative
M/Rosenberg, S/Sandahl to appoint to the Arts Commission Council Member Rosenberq as
liaison and Council Member Ulrich as alternate.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Rosenberg, S/Sandahl to appoint to the Celebrations Commission Council Member
Sandahl as liaison and Council Member Enqer as alternate.
Motion carried 5-0.
M/Ulrich, S/Sandahl that the followinq claims and pavrolls be approved:
RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST CO. 12-24-02
AlP Checks: 12098 - 12116
PAYROLL 33822 - 33967
TOTAL
RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST CO. 1-14-03
AlP Checks: 121117 - 121529
PAYROLL 33971 - 34109
TOTAL
$ 1,017, 121 . 16
$ 440,400.47
$ 1,457,521.63
$ 1,241,226.01
$ 423,726.64
$ 1,664,952.65
Motion carried 5-0.
The Regular City Council meeting was adjourned by unanimous consent
Date Approved: January 28, 2003
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