04-28-1980CITY OF RICHFIELD '
Regular Meeting
April 28, 1980
The City Council of the City of Richfield met in regular session in the Council
Chambers of the.City Hall on Monday, April 28, 1980, at 7:00 p.m.
Father Don Dummer, of Assumption Church, gave the invocation.
The audience was led in the Pledge of Allegiance by Cub Scout Pack No. 437
under the leadership of Cub Master, John Galles.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Donald J. Priebe.
Present: Bunce,~Collins, Ludeman, Luettinger, Priebe
1. Minutes
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins that the minutes of the regular council
meeting of April 14, and the special joint city council/HRA meeting of April 21, 1980,
be approved as submitted.
All ayes - Carried.
2. Presentation of Senior Center Week Proclamation
Mayor Priebe read a proclamation proclaiming the week of May 11 - 17, 1980, as
Senior Center Week, in recognition of .the month of May being proclaimed Older
Americans Month on a nationwide basis.. Ms. Inger Palm, 7427 Chicago Avenue, received
the proclamation on behalf of the Sen3,or Citizens/Handicapped Commission.
3. Presentation of Handicap-Awareness Week Proclamation
Mayor Priebe read a proclamation designating May 18 - 24, 1980, as Richfield.
Handicap Awareness Week. Inger Palm accepted the proclamation on behalf of the
Senior Citizens/Handicapped Commission.
4. Request for Raffle License (Not on 'Agenda)
Gary Teng, 4923 - 42nd Avenue, .representing the Rolling Tigers CB Club, requested
a fee waived license to conduct a raffle, the proceeds of which will be donated to a
summer camp for asthmatic children.
Tom Morgan, Public Safety Directory presented a background of this organization.
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Motion by Bunce, seconded by Ludeman to grant a fee waived license to the
Rolling Tigers CB Club to conduct a raffle.
All ayes - Carried.
5. VFW Poppy Day (Not on Agenda)
Roy Stein appeared and requested that May 16, 1980, be proclaimed VFW Poppy
Day.
Mayor Priebe presented a proclamation to that effect.
Mr. Stein also presented a 10 speed bicycle to be used as a prize at the school
patrol picnic. Tom Morgan, Public Safety Director, accepted the bicycle, with
thanks, on behalf of the Public Safety Department.
6. Pigeon License
Alan Dahl, 6505 Irving Avenue,"appeared in behalf of his application for a
pigeon license. It was noted that a health inspection had-not been made of the
premises.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Bunce to approve this license, contingent upon
a favorable report from the environmental health director.
All ayes - Carried.
7. Amendments to Community Development Block Grant Program
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, advised the city council that several program
amendments to the Community Development Block Grant program have become necessary
because of scheduling problems with the LHN Public Improvement Project approved for
funding in years.VI (8/1/80-7/31/81) and VII (8/1/81-7/31/82), The City Manager
recommended the following program changes, as listed in Council Letter No. 154:
1. Create .a new project in Year V (8/1/79-7/31/80) to construct public
improvements in the~LHN area. This project is the same as the project
proposed in Year VI (8/1/80-7/31/81) and Year VII (8/1/81-7/31/82)
2. Transfer $80,000 from the $100,000 allocated to the Adams Hill
project in Year IV to the LHIV project.
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3. Transfer $87,000 of the $250,000 allocated to the Adams Hi11
Park project in Year V to the LHN project.
4. Transfer $125,000 of the $125,000 allocated to the LHN project
in Year VI to the Adams Hill Park project.
5.: Transfer $80,000 of the $80,000 allocated to the Community
Center in Year VI to the LHN project.
6. Transfer $122,000 of $245,000 allocated to the LHN project in
Year VII to the Community Center project.
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Don Fondrick, Community Services Director, noted that these amendments would
not affect the amount of funds originally budgeted but only affect the staging of
the improvements. Also, the City Manager indicated that, due to the uncertainty
imposed on the Lyndale Project and the Adams Hill Project, he was recommending that
action be delayed to a later date.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to continue this hearing to May 12,
1980.
A11 ayes - Carried.
8. Request for Rezoning,. Special Use Permit, and Variances, 7645 Nicollet Avenue,
Superamerica Stations, Inc. .
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, introduced the request for zoning district
change, special use permit and variances for Superamerica Stations, Inc., at
7645 Nicollet Avenue. He called on Dennis Kraft, Community Development Director,
to summarize the requests of the applicant. Mr. Kraft, presented Superamerica's
request to demolish the existing building and construct a new service station
store on this site. He indicated that both the staff and the planning commission
had recommended denial of this rezoning request, inasmuch as this request was
contrary to the city's comprehensive plan, which indicates. the site for low density
single family use.
Appearing in behalf of Superamerica. were John Hoganson, 1240 W. 98th Street,
Bloomington, and Len Fellmeyer, regional manager, who presented a petition (C=9906)
with 380 signatures in favor of a "neighborhood store" concept.
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Discussion and questions by the city council followed.
Councilman .Luettinger-expressed his support of expansion and stated his
constituents want a convenience store.
Mary Ann and Jim Welter, 7620 Nicollet, appeared in opposition to the rezoning.
Speaking in support of the rezoning were the following:
Joy Vickerman, 7645 Blaisdell
Mike Zetzman, 7701 Pillsbury, a former employee of Superamerica
Bi11 Little, president of Chamber of Commerce
Hasaan Om.ari, 7644 Nicollet
Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth, encouraged the city council to allow the
new store without changing the zoning ordinance.
Olin Bray, 6645 Portland, also suggested allowing this project in a C-1 district
without changing the ordinance. "The City Attorney defined the C-1 and C-2
zoning uses and indicated that this was not possible.
Richard Blevins, 7539 Washburn, indicated he had voted against this rezoning
in his capacity as a Planning Commission member because of the additional noise,
litter and lights that would be created.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins to close the hearing.
All ayes - Carried.
Bi11 1980-11, "An Amendment to Appendix C of the Ordinance Code of the City of
Richfield, Minnesota", defining the boundaries of the various zoning districts of
the city, was read and reviewed by City Attorney, Clayton LeFevere, the same being
on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9907)
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins that this constitute a first reading
of Bill 1980-11; that it be published in the official newspaper and that second
reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for May 26, 1980
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Luettinger, Bunce, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - Carried.
9. Request for Variance to. the Setback Requirements, Richfield State A~encv
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, introduced the request of Richfield State
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Agency for a variance at 66th Street and Harriet Avenue.
Dennis Kraft, Community Development Director, reviewed the proposal of Richfield
State Agency for a variance to the side street sideyard setback to allow them to
construct~a 12 foot by 24 foot structure to be used as a remote transaction facility
for Richfield State Barik: 'I'bis structure would include an after-hour depository and
a 24 hour automatic teller machine.
Carl McBride, of Richfield State Agency, spoke in behalf of this request and
indicated it would encourage after hours banking.
David Sumnicht, 6620 Logan, an employee of the bank, presented photos of the
proposed structure.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to close the hearing.
A11 ayes - Carried.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to grant this variance. '
All ayes - Carried.
10. Discussion of Energy Committee
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reviewed the background of the creation of an
Energy Awareness Committee. He noted that, as a general rule, the city has appointed
committees on an ad hoc basis and the.committee is disbanded when the task has been
completed; and a commission is formed as an on-going advisory group with members-
serving designated terms.
Don Fondrick, Community Services Director, elaborated on the formation of the
Energy Awareness Committee.
Ms. Sharon Erding, a member of the'Committee, indicated that the membership
felt the status of "committee" defined the purpose more appropriately than a'
"commission" designation and that their emphasis would be on "awareness".
Mayor Priebe remarked that the city should do more than is presently being
done for energy conservation. -
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Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to establish an Energy Awareness Commission
to aid in fostering the efficient use of energy.
All ayes - Carried.
11. Ordinance Amendment Relatin to Format of Council Meeting Agendas Second Reading.
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented an ordinance amendment relating to
order of business, agenda and rules of order of city council meetings for city.
council second reading consideration.
Bill 1980-9, "An Amendment to Sections 2.03, 2.05 and 2.07 of the Ordinance Code
of the City of Richfield", was read and reviewed by City Attorney, Clayton LeFevere,
the same being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9905)
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that this constitute a second reading of
Bill 1980-9; that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a
part of these minutes.
Po11 of votes: Ayes - Collins, Luettinger, Bunce, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried.
The City Manager also presented a resolution establishing the order of
business, as provided for by the ordinance amendment for city council approval.
The city council recommended two changes in the resolution;
In Para. A - change "30 minutes" to "at least the first 15 minutes", and in
Para B - change "five minutes" to "three minutes".
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes:'
RESOLUTION N0. 6229
RESOLUTION REGARDING COUNCIL
AGENDA FORMAT
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Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Luettinger, Bunce, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6229 in Resolution Book No. 44.
Gertrude Ulrich, 7601 Aldrich, spoke in favor of strict time restrictions in
the conduct of council meetings.
12. Ordinance Amendment Relating to Issuance of Certain City Licenses. First Reading.
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented a proposed ordinance amendment
relating to the issuing of licenses. He indicated that this amendment had been
developed as a result of the city council discussion regarding some inconsistencies
in the city ordinance providing-licensing authority b y city staff in some cases
and city council in other.
Richard Blevins, 7539 Washburn Avenue, asked for clarification on the policy
of waiver of license fees. The City Attorney responded that he would research this.
Attached to the ordinance amendment was a list of the types of licenses and
the present and proposed licensing authority. After review and discussion by the
city council, Councilman Luettinger requested that the ordinance be revised so
that the licensing authority for wagon peddler, public dances and pigeons remain
within the province of the city council. In addition, he asked that motor vehicle
sales be transferred from city manager to the city council. The City Attorney
agreed to have these changes incorporated into the ordinance for second reading.
Bi11 1980-12, "An Amendment to Chapters V, VI and X of the Ordinance Code of
the City of Richfield", dealing with the regulation of certain amusement and
recreation activities, was read and reviewed by City Attorney, Clayton LeFevere,
the same being 'on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9908}
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Luettinger that this constitute a first reading
of Bill 1980-12; that_it be published in the offical newspaper and that second
reading of this. ordinance amendment be scheduled for May 26, 1980.
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Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Luettinger, Bunce, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried.
13. Purchases in Excess of $1,000
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented the following purchases in excess
of $1,000 for city council approval: '
Greens Soil
Greens soil is a mixture of sandy loam, sand and peat that is required annually
on the golf course green. A quotation has been received from Leitner, Inc. for
240 yards at $16.00 per yard, for a. total price of $3,840.
Bleachers
Bleachers are needed in the relocation of four girls' softball diamonds
necessitated by the golf course project. A low quotation has been received from
Haldeman-Homme, Inc. for eight sets of five ~c~w aluaainum bleachers in the amount _
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of $5,612, delivered.
Poles and Luminaires
Two pole and luminaire assemblies_in the LHN project area are in need of
replacement as a result of vehicle accidents. A quotation for two poles at $865
each and two luminaires at $383 each has-been received from Jerry Carnes Associates,
for a total quotation of $2,496.
Window Blinds
The purchase of 1" mini-blinds by Levelor for the nine windows in the golf
course clubhouse is needed. The low quotation covering Levelor blinds for nine
windows in the amount of $1,046, plus installation cost of $130, and $1.50
freight per each item, for a total of $1,192.50, was received from Stewart Interiors.
Capacitors ~ '
Power factor penalties imposed by Northern States Power Company because of peak
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energy demands by consumers. The well pumps on well No..l and No. 2 have power
factor penalties now and it is projected that the power factor penalties for
well No. 1 will be $338 and well No. 2 will be $154. To minimize these penalties,
capacitors can be added to the pump circuits which will reduce the electrical flow
in order to reduce peak hour demands, and the savings will amortize this expenditure
in less than four years. The following addition is needed to the pump circuits
to eliminate this penalty:
Well No. 1 - capacitor of 26 KVAR $ 690.20
We11 No. 2 - capacitor of 11 KVAR 353.60
Total $1,043.80
The City Manager noted that an installation cost of $895 had been quoted by
the manufacturer, however, he recommended that the capacitors be purchased and
less costly installation methods can be researched.
Public Improvements Surrounding Coach Homes Site
Under terms of the developer`s agreement with Duraps, Inc. of Winnipeg, Canada,
the city is responsible for construction of some public improvements surrounding
the Coach Homes of Richfield site. The city's responsibility is to extend the
utility lines from their existing location to the property line. The low quotation
for this work has been received from Erickson Construction in the amount of $7,536.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins to approve all these purchases in
excess of $1,000.
All ayes - Carried.
14. Approval of Agreement for Engineering Services for Lift Station No. 3
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reviewed the project the city has been under-
taking annually in the renovation of the four sewer lift stations. The program
calls for the renovation of Lift Station No. 3 in the vicinity of 77th Street and
Knox Avenue, this year. He recommended that the-city council approve an agreement
with Orr-Schelen-Mayeron and Associates, Inc. to perform professional engineering
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services in connection with improvements to Lift Station No. 3. For these services
the city would agree to pay a sum equal to 13% of the construction cost of the work
for which the consultant has provided engineering services, not to exceed $6,200,
whichever is less.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to approve an agreement with Orr-
Schelen-Mayeron and Associates, Inc. for engineering services related to Lift
Station No. 3, in an amount not to exceed $6,200.
All ayes - Carried.
15. Signal Inter-Connect on Nicollet and Portland Avenues
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, presented two resolutions for city council
approval. He advised that Hennepin County has requested that the city council
adopt resolutions approving installation of traffic signs]. interconnect systems
on Nicollet Avenue and Portland Avenue. The capital costs of this work will be
paid for by Hennepin County, however, it is necessary that a resolution approving
plans and specifications be adopted by the city council prior to calling for bids.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Bunce that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these minutes:
RESOLUTION N0. 6230
RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATION'
HENNEPIN COUNTY PROJECT N0. 7687
FOR CSAH 52 (NICOLLET) FROM CSAH 62 TO 90TH STREET
CITY-OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Luettinger, Bunce, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6230 in Resolution Book No. 44.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Bunce that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
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RESOLUTION N0. 6231
RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
_ HENNEPIN COUNTY PROJECT N0. 7686
FiOR CSAH 35 (PORTLAND) FROM CSAH 62 TO 90TH STREET
CITY OF RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA
Po11 of votes; Ayes - Collins, Luettinger, Bunce, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No.6231 in Resolution Book No. 44.
16. Approval of Consultant for Public Safety Space Utilization
Tom Morgan, Public Safety Director, presented the proposal from the firm of
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Architectural Alliance to work on a space utilization study for the public safety
facility improvement project. The space utilization study, in addition to covering
an analysis of the city hall space presently used for public safety purposes, the
Penn Avenue fire station and related parking requirements, will address the following
issues as outlined in Council Letter No. 138:
1. An inventory of existing public safety facilities.
2. A study of present space utilization of existing facilties.
3. Development of space requirements for the present and future
operations of the public safety department.
4. An analysis of space location considerations.
5. Space design recommendation with related descriptive graphics.
6. Project cost estimates.
The proposal submitted by Architectural Alliance provides for a system of
billing based upon actual consultant involvement in this process, with a maximum
fee not to exceed $10,000.
Mr. Morgan noted that Mr. Herbert Ketchum, 7212 Oak Grove Boulevard, is a member
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of the Planning Commission, and also a principal in this firm and that he has'
provided the proper Letter of Disclosure, as required by the City Charter which
outlines his involvement in the firm and his anticipated involvement in this
project.
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Mr. Ketchum spoke regarding the proposed study.
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Mr. Carl Remick, also a member of the Architectural Alliance Firm, gave
additional insight into the proposed study.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to authorize entering into a contract
with Architectural Alliance to conduct this space utilization study of the public
safety department area.
All ayes - Carried.
17. Authorization to Advertise for Proposals, 7301 Xerxes Avenue
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, advised the city council that because of
park development, the house the city owns at 7301 Xerxes Avenue must be removed
during June, 1980. He recommended that the city council adopt the appropriate
resolution authorizing the advertisement for proposals for the removal of this
house.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger that the following resolution be
adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of
these milnutes:
RESOLUTION~NO. 6232
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ADVERTISEMENT FOR
PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL OR DEMOLITION OF
THE HOUSE LOCATED AT 7301 XERXES AVENUE SOUTH
Poll of votes: Ayes - Collins, Luettinger, Bunce, Ludeman, Priebe. Nays - None.
Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 6232 in Resolution Book No. 44.
18. Review of Bloomington Comprehensive Plan
Karl Nollenberger, City'Manager, advised the city council that the staff and
Planning Commission had reviewed-the Bloomington Comprehensive Plan. He noted that
the review did not find any policies, goals or plans which conflict with Richfield
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programs and plans and recommended that comments be forwarded to the City of Bloomingto
indicating that Richfield supports continued development of Bloomington, but is also
concerned that traffic levels through Richfield do not increase significantly:.
Motion by Collins, seconded by Luettinger to approve the Bloomington Compre-
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hensive Plan and authotize the staff to convey the city council's concern for the
potential of increased traffic levels and the negative impact such development
could cause residential areas.
A11 ayes - Carried.
19. Discussion of Snowplowing Problems
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Luettinger to defer consideration of this
item to May 12 , 1980.
20. Agreement with Swim Club for Use of City Outdoor Pool
Don Fondrick, Community Services Director, recommended that the city council
authorize an agreement with the Richfield Swim Club, as it has done in years past,
providing for the closing of the municipal pool on July 12 and 13, 1980, to enable
the club to host a competitive swimming meet.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Collins to approve an agreement with the
Richfield Swim Club for use of the municipal swimming pool facilities.
A11 ayes - Carried.
21. Approval of Preliminary Grant Application
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager,. advised the city council that the Office of
Local and Urban Affairs is now accepting applications for park and outdoor recre-
ation grants, fiscal year 1981,. and requested council authorization to preliminary
grant applications for park redevelopment at Rich Acres Park and the Fairwood/
Monroe Park complex. ~ .
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to authorize submission of preliminary
park and outdoor recreation grant applications for redevelopment at Rich•Acres
Park and Fairwood/Monroe Park..
All ayes - Carried.
22. Amendment to Fire Mutual Aid Agreement •
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, reviewed a proposed amendment to the
Southwest Fire Mutual Aid association, an organization established under a
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Joint Powers Agreement to provide for the exchange of firefighting resources to
deal with emergency situations in any member community. He indicated that, under
the terms of the present agreement, provision is only made for personnel exchange
in emergency situations and at times personnel are shared in an investigative
capacity. Therefore, the Southwest Fire Mutual Aid Association has determined it
would be desirable to amend the Joint Powers Agreement to more specifically
provide for sharing of personnel in fire investigative assistance.
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Ludeman to authorize the mayor and city
manager to execute this amendment to the Joint Powers Agreement in the Fire
Mutual Aid Organization.
A11 ayes - Carried.
23. Amendments to Purchase of Service A reement with City of Richfield and the HRA
Karl Nollenberger,-City Manager, presented the amended Purchase of Service
Agreement between the HRA and the City of Richfield for~city council approval.
He advised. that these changes had been made to reflect the current staff titles
within the city organization, increase the rent paid by the HRA. to the city and
eliminate the 15¢ mileage reimbursement to coincide with rates currently paid by
the city. -
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Collins to approve these amendments to the
Purchase of Service Agreement between the City of Richfield and the HRA.
A11.ayes - Carried. -
24. Discussion of Police and Fire~Pension Legislation.
Karl Noll~nberger, City Manager, apprised the city council on the new pension
legislation included in the .Omnibus Tax Bill which was recently approved by the
State Legislature.
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25. Payments and Estimates
Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Bunce that the following payments and
estimates be approved:
A. First and final payment, lift station ~k4, F. F. Jedlicki, Inc.,
CP 736, 100% complete - $73,375
B. First payment, lime sludge removal, Stanley Pond, 42% complete -
$22,500
A11 ayes - Carried.
26. Licenses
Motion by Ludeman, seconded.by Collins to deny the application for a taxicab
driver's license of Anthony De11 McLennan, as recommended by the Public Safety
Director.
A11 ayes - Carried. "
Motion by Collins, seconded by Bunce that the following licenses be approved:
Regular
Renewal James Nothom, 6429 - 22nd Avenue Pigeon license
New Request for street barricade - Blaisdell Avenue
between 75 and 74 streets, May 3 from 5:00 p.m.
to midnight Block party
Taxicab Drivers
New Bruce Williams, 4917 W. 114th Street
New Michael Kadlec, 3811 W. 31st Street
New Robert Revord, 5207 Xerxes Avenue
New Nancy Harris, 7240 3rd Avenue
New Dennis Robinson, 1619 E. Lake Street
Renewal Gerald Cowl, 6045 Lyndale Avenue
Renewal Loren Monseth, 4308 - 1st Avenue
New Douglas Brown, 3910 Randall Avenue
Renewal Roark Johnson, 5024 Washburn Avenue
A11 ayes - Carried.
2~. Claims .and Payrolls
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Bunce that the following claims and payrolls
be .approved: ~ _
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SUMMIT STATE BANK
Checks. 55064/55086
RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST
Checks 1084/46155 General
Checks 57607/57864 Payroll
A11 ayes - Carried.
$938,219.11
$561,941.18
159,494.12
28. Emergency Repair to Well House ~~ 3 and 5 (Not on Agenda)
Karl Nollenberger, City Manager, advised that emergency repairs were
required on the pump motor at well house ~~5 located in the parking lot island
of the Ice Arena and Swimming Pool.
Motion by Ludeman, seconded by Bunce to authorize these emergency repairs
in the amount of $2,500.
All ayes - Carried.
The City Manager also indicated that well problems are being experienced
at the golf course.
29. Adjournment
Motion by Bunce, seconded by Luettinger that the meeting adjourn.
A11 ayes - Carried. Time: 11:07 p.m.
Date Approved: May 12, 1980
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S v a K. Bergh Acti City Clerk
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Karl Nollenberger City Manager