City Council Agenda Packet 02-26-1979AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING - MONTICELLO CITY COUNCIL
February 26, 1979 - 7:30 P.M.
Mayor: Arve Grimsmo
Councilmembers: Dan Blonigen, Fran Fair, Ken Maus, Philip White.
Meeting to be taped.
Citizens Comments.
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(� q� 1. Public Hearing on Sideyard Setback Variance Request - Donald Q. Smith.
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�jiL°Q2. Consideration of ordinance Amendment on Wall Signs.
11PIC Public Hearing on Variance Request for Six Wall Signs - Marn Flicker.
t' ^1 4. Consideration of Scheduling Interviews for Candidates for Public j
3 1y\ Q Works Director Position.
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�OOV 5. Consideration of a Subdivision of Property - William Scefoldt.
6. Public Hearing on Variances for Monticello Alano Society.
i��7.✓ Approval of Bills - February 1979.
h 1 8 j Approval of Minutes - February 12, 1979 Regular Meeting.
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REGULAR MEETING - MONTICELLO CITY COUNCIL
' February 26, 1979 - 7:30 P.N.
Members Present: Arve Grimsmo, Dan Blonigen, Fran Fair, Ken Maus, Philip White.
Members Absent: done
1. Public Ifearing on sideyard Setback Request - Donald Q. Smith.
Mr. Don Smith, of 425 West River Street (Lots 1 6 10, Block 56), requested
a variance to build a garaqe to within two feet (2') of his easterly
property line.
There is curcontly a small garage on the site proposed for the new struc-
ture, which is right on the property line, and as a result, a variance
is necessary to build a new garage if it is less than 10' from the sideyard.
The abutting property owner, Kermit Benson, indicated he had no ob;,.ction
to the new garage or the location thereof.
licaring no opposition, motion was made by Phil White, seconded by Ken Maus
and unanimously carried to approve the sideyard variance of 2' for thr
garage for Ion Smith.
2. Consideration of Ordinance Amendment on wall Siqns.
Currently, City ordinances allow businesses to erect either one fre.:-standing
sion and one wall sign, or, as an alternative, two wall signs. In the past,
wall signs have been allowed that meet the square footage requir,:mrnt in
a particular area that may contain several massages along with the identifi-
cation of a businean. If, however, an individual were to put up an
identification sign and in addition have other signs advertisinq brand names,
the City's policy has been to construe this as more than one wall sign.
In order to resolve this problem, an ordinance amendment was recommen,lod
to simplify the procedure. The intent of the new ordinance would h,• to
allow a business which proposed to put up wall signs to allow up to four
brand identification signs and two premiss identification signs in a case
where a business would apply for Option A allowing for only wall e.gns.
(In no case will there be more than two brand identification signs and
one premise identification sign on any one wall). Under Option B where
businesses would apply for the combination of both a pylon sign and a
wail sign, one pylon sign would be allowed along with one business Warr-
tification sign and two brand identification signs.
At thelr ',nst. meeting, the planning Commission racommended approval of the
new ordinance amendment.
Motion was mado by Fran Fair, seconded by Phil white and unanimously carried
to approve a revising of the ordinance amendment pertaining to wall ainns
and pylon signs. (Seo ordinance amendment 2-26-70 +64).
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3. Public Hearina on variance Request for Six Wall Siqns by Mar:: Flicker.
Mr. rarn Flicker had requested a variance to allow two identification signs
and four brand identification signs for his new TV a Appliance building on
Highway 25 in Monticello. With thi adoption of the ordinance ame::'mont
in Agenda Item 2, this variance was no longer needed as Mr. Flicker's
proposal fell within the scope of the new ordinance.
4. Consideration of Scheduling Interviews for Public Works Director Candidates.
As of the Council meeting, 25 applications have been received for the
position of Public Works Director for the City of Monticello. The
City Administrator has reviewed the applications, and has recommended
that eight (8) individuals be interviewed further.
A special meeting of the Council was scheduled for March 8, 1979 at
7:00 P.M. to interview the eight selected candidates for the position of
Public Works Director.
5. Consideration of a Subdivision of Property - William Seefeldt.
Mr. Bill Seefoldt requested to subdivide a 1.28 acre parcel off of the
Electro Industries property of approximately 12.2 acres. This property
is currently zoned I-1 (light industrial) and if approved, Mr. Seefeldt
has arranged to sell this property to the Monticello area Alano Society
for use as a meeting room.
This simple subdivision requires only Planning Commission and City Council
approval along with a Certificate of Survey and a park dedication fee of
10% of the value of the land, or in this case, approximately $321.
Motion was made by Dan Blonigen, aoconded by Fran Fair and unanimously
carried to approve the subdivision of the 1.28 acre parcel.
G. Public Hearing on Variances for Monticello Alano SOCiety.
The Monticello Alano Society (Alcoholics Anonymous) plans to purchase the
1.28 acre parcel of property discussed in Agenda Item 5.
The Society would like to utilize the existing building on the property
as a meeting room, and also requested the following variances from
the City of Monticollel
A. variance from minimum 24 acro requirements for a private newer and
water system.
B. Variance from City provisions on parking lots requiring hardaurfaco
end concrete curb barriers around the perimeter of tho parkine lot.
Parking surface would be gravel and log harriers would t„t put around
the purimeter of the parking lot.
C. Variance to allow a Club within an 1-1 (light industrial) zone.
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The Planning Commission, at their last meeting, approved all three var-
iance requests primarilly because of the nature of the club, which was
to be anonymous and it was felt that the particular area in question
would retain a low profile identity that the club seeks.
A motion was made by Dan Blonigen, seconded by Fran Fair and unanimously
carried to approve the three variances requested by the Alano Society
contingent upon the variances being effective only for the Alano Society,
and if the use of the building should change, the variances would be
terminated.
7. Approval of Bills.
Motion was made by Ken Maus, seconded by Phil White and unanimously carried
to approve the bills for February 1979 as presented. (See Supplement 2-26-79 #1)
B. Approval of Minutes.
The Minutes of the Council Meeting held February 12, 1979 were approved
as read.
9. Presentation of Preliminary Report on 1979-1 Improvement Project.
Mr. John Badalich, consulting engineer, presented to the Council the
preliminary feasibility study on the 1979-1 Improvement Project for the
Council reviewal. Mr. Badalich will review the report in detail at the
next Council Meeting.
10. Miscellaneous.
A. A joint meeting with the School Board and the City Council to
discuss the worth Brasie Library situation as it pertains to Oakwood
School has been scheduled for March 13, 1979, at tho administrative
offices of the Oakwood School.
B. The Council also discussed the potential hazards of spring flooding
and what procedures the Civil Defense of Monticello would take rela-
tive to flooding at the River Terrace Trailer Park. The City Council
also recommended that the River Terrace Trailer Park be contacted
and informed that they would be responsible for moving trailers from
the flood hazard area if flooding seems eminent.
Meeting adjourned.
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AGENDA SUPPLEMENT
1. Public Hearing on Sideyard Setback Variance Request - Donald Q. Smith
Mr. Donald Q. Smith, of 425 West River Street (legal description Lots 1 6 10,
Block 56), is requesting a variance to build a garage within two feet (2') of
his easterly property line. It should be noted that the drip line of the
roof will be entirely upon Mr. Smith's own property, and will be approximately
six inches (6") from the easterly property line.
Currently, there is a small garage on the site of the proposed 24' x 26'
structure, which is right on the property line. Mr. Smith feels the old
garage is in quite poor condition and inadequate to meet his needs. Please
refer to February 14, 1979 letter from Mr. Smith relative to the matter.
A variance is necessary to erect this new garage since Monticello ordin-
ances require a structure to be 10' from the sideyard in an R-2 zone, which
is the zoning of the particular property in question.
As Mr. Smith indicates in his enclosed letter, there is room in his back
yard to keep the garage 10' from the property line, but it would require
the removal of a large oak tree and would also put the structure behind
their home thus blocking their view of the River and interferring with a
deck that they are proposing to build in the future.
Additionally, please find a letter from the property owner to the cast,
Mr. Kermit Benson, who indicates that he has no objection to the new
garage and the location thereof. Additionally, Mr. Smith has indicated
he would have no objection to Mr. Kermit Benson building a garage and
requesting a similar variance.
At their last meeting, the Planning Commission unanimously approved of
the variance request. it should be noted that a public hearing on variances
is held at the City Council level, and additionally, that a variance
request requires a 4/5'a vote for approval.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of approval or denial of variance request.
REFERENCES: Letter and plot plan from Don Smith, latter from Kermit Benson
and map depicting location of property.
2. Consideration of Ordinance Amendment on Wall Signa.
Currently, Monticello City Ordinances allow a business the option of either
installing one pylon (or froo-otanding) sign and one wall sign, or ao an
alternative, two wall signs. The problem with the ordinance is that an
individual or business could propose )n:tting up a sign that is constructed
on a piece of plywood that may contain several messages along with the
identification of the business.
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A hypothetical example would be a plywood sign advertising Jones Bar and
j on the same plywood sign, brand identifications for Schlitz, Hamms, Budweiser,
y_ Coldspring, etc. This could be construed as one sign since it's on the same
plywood backdrop; however, another individual may want to put the words
Jones Bar directly attached to the building and may want to have individual
signs advertising the various brands of beer.
In order to resolve this problem, enclosed is a suggested ordinance amend-
ment which although quite complicated in reading is intended to simplify the
procedure.' The intent of the ordinance would be to allow a business which
proposed to put up wall signs to allow up to four brand identification signs
and two premise identification signs in the case where the business would
apply for Option A allowing for only wall signs. Under Option B where the
business would apply for the combination of pylon and wall signs, one pylon
sign would be allowed along with one business identification sign and two
brand identification signs. In effect, this would allow a business such
as Flicker's TV s Appliance to utilize the front and back of their building
to advertise the premise, Flicker's TV 6 Appliance, and still advertise two
brand products such as Frijidaire and Zenith. This ordinance would also pre-
vent a business establishment from advertising seven or eight different brands
using the same backdrop since this would be aesthetically unpleasing. The
ordinance then woyild not make any distinction between signs put up on a
backdrop, such as a plywood backdrop, or signs attached directly to the
building.
At their last meeting, the Planning Commission voted to recommend approval
of the ordinance amendment. This recommendation was made after discussion
on the relative merits of the existing ordinance in comparison with the
revised ordinance. There was a discussion whether it might not be better
to allow an individual or business to put up any number of signs as long
as they met the square footage requirements. However, it was felt that these
cases would be rare and there was come justification for limiting the number
of signs even though they might still fit within the square footage require -
menta.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of approval of revising ordinance amendment.
(Ordinance amendments on zoning require a 4/5's vote)
REFERENCES: Enclosed ordinance amendment as proposed.
3. Public lienrinq on Variance Request for Six wall Signs - Marn Flicker.
It should be noted that at the outset of this agenda item, that this will
not be necessary to take up if agenda item 02 is approvod, since Marn Flicker's
proposal for signs does fall within the scope of the propoeed ordinance,
but not the current ordinance.
Mr. Marn Flicker, of Flicker's TV 6 Applianco, is requesting a sign variance
for his now business location on Highway 25.
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As previously discussed in Agenda Item N2, Monticello Ordinance presently
allows only two wall signs on any one building, and Mr. Flicker would
like to put up a total of six wall signs, which would include two signs
advertising his business, Flicker's TV 6 Appliance, and also two signs
advertising Frigidaire and Zenith. It is intended that there would be one
Flicker TV 6 Appliance sign along with the Frigidaire and Zenith on the
front and the rear of the building. Enclosed, you will find a schematic
drawing of the front and rear of the building as drawn up by Mr. Marn Flicker.
At their last meeting, the Planning Commission voted unanimously to recom-
mend approval of the variance request if the City Council did not adopt the
ordinance amendment as proposed in agenda item 02. As previously stated,
if the ordinance amendment is adopted, it will not be necessary to grant
Mr. Flicker a variance.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration, if necessary, of approval or denial of
variance request. (A variance request requires a 4/5's
vote and the Public Hearing is at the City Council level).
REFERENCES: Enclosed front and rear views of the building. Map depicting
location of building.
4. Consideration of Schedulinq Interviews for Candidates for Public Works
Director Position.
If possible, at Monday night's meeting I would like to schedule a special
( meeting of the City Council to interview candidates for the Public Works
Director position. Enclosed, please find resumes for eight applicants that
could qualify for the position, and I would like to schedule these for
the interview session.
In all, twenty-four applications were received for the position of Public
Works Director. Should any of the Council members desire to ace the
remaining sixteen applications, I do have a file at City Hall that can
be reviewed at your convenience.
Ono poseiblo date for interviewing candidates could be Thursday, March B,
1979. If eight candidates were to be interviewed for the position of
Public Works Director and approximately 15 to 20 minutes allowed par
interview, this session would take about two and one-half to three hours.
As in the post, I will prepare a standard set of questions that the Council
members may wish to ask the candidates.
POSSIBLE ACrIONi Consideration of Scheduling interview session for Public
Works Director position.
REFERENCESt Enclosed resumes of eight Public Works Director applicants.
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5. Consideration of a Subdivision of Property - William Seefeldt,
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Mr. William Seefeldt has made application to subdivide a 1.28 acre parcel
off of the Electro Industries Property of approximately 6.0 acres. Legal
description: part of the SW4 of the NE4 of Section 4, Township 121,
Range 25, Wright County, Minnesota. This property is currently zoned as
I-1 (Light Industrial).
If approved, Mr. Seefeldt has arranged to sell this property to the
Monticello area Alano Society for use as a meeting room (this item is to
be discussed in the next agenda item as a variance application).
According to the Monticello ordinances, minimum requirements of a simple
subdivision such as this are approval of the Planning Commission and the
City Council, and also the park dedication requirement of 109 of the
value of the land. This would amount to approximately $321.00.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of approval or denial of subdivision request.
REFERENCES: Enclosed map.
6. Public Hearinq on Variances for Monticello Alone Society.
The Monticello Alano Society (Alcoholics Anonymous) plans to purchase the
1.28 acre parcel of property discussed in Agenda Item 5, if this subdivi-
sion is approved.
This group of people would like to utilize the existing building on the
property as a meeting room, and would like to receive the following
variances from the City of Monticello:
A. Variance from minimum 25 acre requirements for a private sewer and
water system. Since area is only 1.28 acres, a varianoe is necessary.
D. Variance from City provisions on parking lots requiring hardsurface
and concrete curb barriers around the perimeter of the parking lot.
Parking surface would be gravel and log harriers would be put around
the perimeter of the parking lot.
C. Variance to allow a club within an 1-1 zone (light industrial). A club
is allowed in some commercial districts of the City, but it is not cur-
rontly allowed within an 1-1 zone.
At their lout meeting, the Planning Commission approved all three variance
requests, primarilly because the nature of the club is to be anonymous
and it was felt that the particular area in question would retain a low
profile identity that the club seeks. Additionally, it was felt that with
the request for having a lot smaller than the minimum size, 2y acres, for a
sower and water, would not present too much of a problem because of the amount
of usage that this system would get, plus the fact that the area probably
would be served within five years with sower and mandatory hook-up would be
required.
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Additionally, it was felt that the variance from the parking provision
would be similar to that granted to the Trinity Lutheran Church and the
Alano Society indicated that they would probably have a parking area that
would be somewhat of a green area also.
It should be pointed out again that variance hearings are held at the
City Council level, and a 4/5's vote is necessary for approval.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of variances requested by the Monticello
Alano Society.
REFERENCES: Enclosed map depicting area.
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TO: :,onticello Cit,! Planninq_ Commission
nonticelto 'City 'Council,
R;': Variance Renuest for Garage Construction
Iots 3 r 10, ril.ock 56
PRrr:t: Done'_d A. Smith
e are currently planning a remI-delinq project at our hrr,e
42` "est River Street...and we'd like to include a, new dc•Iwie
^ira-e as rRrt of, the c-onstruction. however, to do this we are
recuired to obtain a vzi�zianr_e from the city since we'd like to
huild the garace within two feet or the easternly lot lire.
Artually, we'd be replacing a current structure which is vir-
t,jally on the lot line—and is in quite noI r condition.
sitz- adjacent to Kermit P,ensen's garage of a sim'.lar size which
is also on the lot line. It's my understanding that he, too, some
da'; has plans to upgrade his garage facility and at that time
may be recnuestinn a variance. He kno'.as of our intentions and
her indicated that he's not opposed to the variance. And, if
it's nranteci, S would nledge not to onnose a s'n1lar reouest
on the adjninino pronerty. Moreover, if rerli'ired by the city,
are would be? willinq to build a firewall on tho,east side of this
24x7.6' atrurtiire.
The variance is ,needed bemuse a geraoe ten feet from the nronerty
line would reouire the remov.il of a laroe oak tree... and wou)d
alga put the strw-ture behind,eur house. thus blocking the view
of the river and i,ntrrferina with the deck we're nl,annina
(see print).
1 think the 1mnnrtsknt thine to rementer here Js that we're
not adding n new variance here (actuall.v it will he twr feet
n'f the l ine)...and that the new oarnre will be an imprnvenent
to t`ie property. 0
Thank you for vour con sideration.
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FROM: Kermit lien -sen
419 Best River Street
Monticollo, Minnesota
TOPIC: Variance for `Ir. Donald Smith's garage
After talking to Mr. Smith and revtewing the building plinis
h,:! has for his house and garage, I have no objections for
him to place his new garage approximately on the Samr_ Ior.atlon
that the existing garage is now on.
As I nlso havo plans to build a new garage In the near future,
I would like to have a Statement from Mr. Smith Stating that
he would not have any objections toward me building where my
p recent Enrage lU located. (Both gnrages arc now near the
lot line)
Lith our present driveways and Iocatlonn of our existing,
bouaes. I feel that the hest place for our nev gnrages would
be uher,e they now stand, ns thev would not obstruct our view
t, our back yards or the river.
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WAIA. SIGN ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
The City Council of Monticello hereby ordains the following ordinance amendment:
SECfIOU 10 -3 -9 -(E) -2-(b)-1 . . . Currently reads as follows:
Option A: Under Option A, only wall signs shall be allowed. The maximum
number of signs on any principal building shall be two (2) and in all cases
each sign shall be placed on a separate wall (frontage). The maximum size
of wall signs under Option A shall be determined by taking twenty percent (20%)
of the gross silhouette area of the front of the building, up to three hundred
(300) square feet. Where the principal building is on a corner lot and thus
faces two (2) public streets, the size of each sign may be determined in the
manner described abuve. If however, the building has only one (1) frontage
and the owner elects to erect two signs, the total square foot—je o: both
signs may not exceed the maximum allowable square footage determined from the
front buildinq silhouette.
For purposes of determining the gross area of the silhouette of the pri::cipal
building, the silhouette shall be defineci as tint area within an outline drawing_
Of the principal building as viewed from the front lot line or trom the related
public street(s).
AKEt.DED TO READ:
Option A: Under Option A, only well signs shall be allowed. The maximum
number of signs on any principal building shall be six signs (four product
identification signs and two premise identification signs), with only two walls
allowed for the display of the signs. Foch wall shall contain no more than
two product identification signs and one premise identification sign. The
total maximum size of wall signs shall be determined by taking twenty percent
( of the moss silhouette area of the front of the bcildinq, up to three hundred
(300) square feet, whichever is less.
For purposes of determining the gross area of the silhouette of the principal
building, the silhouette shall be defined as that area within an outline drawing
of the principal building an viewed from the front lot line or from the related
public street (a).
SECTION 10 -3 -9 -(E) -2-(b)-2 . . . Currently rearls as follown:
Option B: Under option B, either wall signs or pylon signs may be utilized,
or in a combination of both. In no case, however, shall more than one (1) pylon
sign or combination of two (2) signs be displayed. The maximum allowable sign
area for any wall shall be determined by taking ten percent (10%) of the gross
silhouette area of the front of the building, up to one hundred (100) square
foot. The method for determining the gross silhouette area for wall signs
is as indicated under Option A.
AMENDED TO READ:
Option Br Under Option 0, either wall signs or pylon signs may be utilized,
or a combination of both. In no came, however, shall more than one pylon sign
ix., allowed. Only two product identification signs sad ons premise identification
uign in allowed and those wall oiqro must be only on one separate wall. The
tots] maximum allowable uign arca for any wall shall be determined by taking
Loll percent (10%) of the gross silhouette area of Uig front of the building,
up to one hundrood (100) square foot, whichever ill loon. The methckl for
j dotormining tlo gross silhouette area for wall signs iu as indicated in Option A.
\ Tills AMCI(UMlitlP I6 ADOPTED THE 26TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1979.
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February 15, 1979
City Administrator
P. 0. Box 777
Monticello, Minnesota 55362
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I am enclosing my resume for the Public Works Director position
you have open. My resume containing my qualifications and other
pertinent information is enclosed. If you have any further questions,
please feel free to call or write.
I know the public works field as it is related to city government.
My experience is practical and extensive and includes innovative ideas
of getting cooperation from the different people and contractors that
work with or in the public works field.
Thank you for reviewing my resume. 1 shall look forward to hearing
from you at your earliest convenience.
Encl. - Resume
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Resume of 7088 Innsdale Avenue South
Arthur T. Young Cottage Grove, Minnesota
Phone (612) 459-1310
JOB OBJECTIVE
Public Works Director
EDUCATION
1963 Diploma - St. Paul Park High School
Courses in Solid Geometry R Trigonometry, Physics,
Geometry, Chemistry and Advanced Algebra
1963- Attended University of Minnesota - 1 year
1964 Courses in Applied Math, Geology, Geometry,
Geography and Physics
I have attended numerous schools put on by the State of
Minnesota in the sewer and water works field.
I have a Minnesota State Board of Health Water Supply System
Operator Class "B" Certificate. i also have a Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency Waste Treatment Faility Operator Certificate
Class "C"
EMPLOYMENT
1971- City of Oakdale - 1854 Hadley Avenue No. 55119
Present Utility Maintenance
1965- Univac - St. Paul, Minnesota
1971 Leadman
1964- Control Data - Cedar Eng. Div. - St. Louis Park, Minnesota
1965 Printed Circuit Tech.
MISCELLANEOUS
1967- Oakdale Fire Department, Inc. - 6279 50th St. No. - Oakdale, Minnesota
1978 Treasurer and Chief Engineer
FOR AMPLIFICATION PLEASE SEE FOLLOWING
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Amplified Resume Arthur T. Young
EMPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS
1911 -Present
City of Oakdale
(Public Works)
I started with the City part-time in 1969 and was responsible for all
parks and pump house maintenance for two years. Then I went to work in
the water and sewer department part-time in 1970 and was employed full
time in 1971. I handle customers with their complaints: bill collection, etc.:
discuss problems and implement solutions. I make inspections of new
construction in water, sewers and streets. I make purchases of materials
and supplies in the Public Works Department. I direct the use of personnel
in the Public Works Department at various times and situations. I also
assist in writing specs for major purchases and budgets. 1 make out
reports for the state, the utility superintendant and administrator. I
have trained new employees into the system of the Public Works Department.
I have been responsible for repairs to streets, water systems and sewers.
Oakdale has 52 miles of streets, 55 miles of water mains and 60 miles of
sewer lines. Public Works Department has an annual budget of 5500,000.
1965-1971
Univac
(Mfg. of computer equipment & parts)
I was responsible for getting supplies, materials and use of personnel
in Plating Department, training of new personnel, movement of jobs throughout
the department.
1967-1978
Oakdale Fire Department, Inc.
(fire protection with City of Oakdale)
I was treasurer for 5 years with the department. i was responsible
for making up an annual budget which was submitted to the City Council for
their changes and approval. I also administered the annual budget and was
responsible for payment of claims from various vendors.
As Chief Engineer I was responsible for setting up a regular routine
check of trucks and other equipment. I also set up regular maintenance
programs for the equipment. i was responsible for writing a spec for a
1000 G.P.M. Pumper and a 1200 G.P.M. Pumper while 1 was Chief Engineer.
Reference on request. Please do not contact present employer until after
interview.
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APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT
PERSONAL INFORMATION
DATE 2-15-79
SOCIAL SECUPTY,�.�
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NAME Young Arthur Thomas NUMBER
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mEsEwwoptss 7088 Innsdale Avenue So. co ttaqe Grove Minnesota 55016
POIJANtNT ADDRESS Same
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3 Arthur DeRaven Cottage Drove, KN Railroad Company 2 years
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Donald J. Pappenfus
Age: 33
Date of Birth: October 11, 1944
Place of Birth: St. Cloud Hospital
Home address: 801 2nd Avenue North
Sauk Rapids, MN 56379
Employment:
Date: Employer:
September 14, 1977
City
of Sauk. Rapids
Job Title: Working Water -Sewer Foreman
Description: Maintaining crater - sewer pumps.
Maintaining water - sewer mains.
March 7, 1977
City
of Saul: Rapids
Job Title: Working Water -Sewer Foreman
July 6. 1977
City
of Sauk Rapids
Job Title: Working Supervisor Water -Sewer
September 3, 1974
City
of Sauk Rapids
Job Title: Maintenance personal
Description: Working on and with water & sewer mains.
September 1, 1974 - July 5, 1969
City
of Sauk Rapids
Job Title: Street Maintenance Personal
Description: Working with street equipment and repairing streets.
July 1, 1969 - September 2, 1967
City
of Souk Rapids
Job Title: Water -Sewer Meter Reader
Description: Reading and recording motor readings for City
records.
August 10, 1971 - August 10, 1969
United States Army
Job Title: Dental Lob Personel
Description: Making and producing denture plates.
Ranh upon discharge: SP5
February 1, 1968
Sauk Rapids Fire Department
July 1, 1973
Was promoted to Captain of the Sauk Rapids Fire Department having six squad members.
Maintained Captain until date. Certificates are as follows -
1 Discharge Certificate
2 MN Uniform Fire Code
3 Tactical Procedures in Fire Fighting
4 Rescue Training
5 Fifth Course Flremanship Training 1976
6 Fifth Course Flremanship Training, 1977
7 Fourth Session in Firemanshlp Training
8 Commendation from American Legion of Sauk Rapids for achievement.
School:
Graduated from Sauk Rapids High School in 1963. Attended Sacred Heart Grade fch,u)l.
Received a one year acholorahlp in 1959 from Sacred Heart Grade School.
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WILLIAM J. ALBERG
s2 Rose Avenue, Borth_
Maple Lake, Minnesota SS5SS
(612) 963-3437
BORN: December 14, 1932
MARITAL STATUS:
Married 25 years. Five children, ages 13 through 24. Four are
married and one is at home.
EDUCAT I (tl' :
1951 Cokato Righ School, Cokato, Minneaot:i. Graduated witl, honors.
197/1975 St. Thomas College School of Business, ?Ianagcmcnt and
Supervisory Courses.
1970 Minnesota Adult Education, Waste ttatet Treatment Operators Course.
1972 Vocational Flight Training, Maple Lake, Minnenota. Private
Pilot Ground and Air School.
197.1 Instrument Rating, Ground and Air School.,
> 19,15 Multi -Engine Ground and Air School.
Pilot's License with Instrument and Multi' -Ln inc endarsencnts
tilA35O.1.
1108!31!-5: Flying, Fishing, woodcarving and Campita;;.
BAC};GROUXD SWI,%RY:
I was rnizacd on a farm so 1 am used to hard work nnJ long hour::. I have
held n number of farm related and mechanical typo jobs since i was 15
years nid. 1 also have some sales experience ahlca lies ineludeJ public
relations work.
In .January of 1964 1 joined American Pipe Cicanint Company as an equip:xent
operator. Over the years the company grew and diversified. 1'hc company
numo was changed to Araorican Pipe Services And npprANimoteiy five or six
years age to American Consulting Servicea (ACS)• lite name chun;es reflected
the gradual shift from n contractor orientated setter and water utility -
rehabilitation activity to more technical and cn•lttcering related work.
From my starting lasltion as equipment operator in the field, I lytic been
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Promoted and have assumed supervisry rc "onaibiIITla9. S0:10
of the pu-altlonn that I have held ln.ludc+l f1 l.la •, :rr:.:h.:i, itc11
utpervi atr,'1•utloer or HVIJ 011•ratinita. 1111 ; ,• r +i
In the latter pastas tit I waw retpntwihle .••r tae ;, ...4.t+,.t' 1A., +,• V'11 1-.
mcr• 1,, tin nP up to .; crews.
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During my emplowaent with ACS my duties an.l responsibilities have
included: (Bring and discharging of field personnel, cost esti^•lting
for field as well as engineering activities, preparation and pre-
sentation of proposals for clients, direct sales of service h pe jobs
to municipalities and industry, linison between field crews, en;,inecrs
and clients, "trouble shooting" projects to resolve mechanical'.
personnel or client problems, drafting specifications for and pur-
chasing of specialized equipment and service vehicles (over 150 pieces
of motnri zed equipment and trucks), directed the maintenance program
of the vehicles and equipment fleet.
1 have presented several papers on the subject o`_ sewer collection and
water system maintenance procedures. These seminars included ones
for the Minnesota (taste hater Treatment operators and other profc!;Qional
and public organizations concerned with public works activities in the
five -state arca.
1 have strong aptitude for and excel in mathematical, mechanical. technical
and public relations activities. i have extensive pracrlcil knowledge
of sewer and water systems and their related prohlens. I hnvc, the ability
to identify, diagnose and resolve these typc.a of prolile_ts. i have kna:;lcl,go
of soils and soil grouting technology.
S01I1. !;rGC1FIC SKILLS:
i have .the ability to operate, service ui:d oupc; 4 -Sc t.t, ui..r'lti.;.t ui
sewer and water main equipment such aU ptn.er roddors, huci.o: nacifines.
high velocity hydraulic pipe cleaners, closed circuit tele\•isien pipe
Inspection equipment, sewer grouting equipment, sewer root trentrent
equipment„ water and pressure main cicanimt equipment, power debris
removal equipment (i.o.,vacuum, air convection and water convection types).
I hnve extensive knowledge and exporionco in the investicative procedures
required for sanitary sewer infiltration/Inflow i.lentiflcation under the
Federal Clenn !tater Act of 1972 (publ It Low 9:-;011). This cork included
flow metering (weirs. recorders, flumes, velocity meters), rhysical
surveys, smoke testing;, dye water testing, flow isolation, i.lentifleation
of illegal root leader connections, huildinq footin,t drain identification,
internal sewer inypoetlon with T.V..and other speclalize.l ;t -:.hes of
sanitary and storm sewer-;ygtcme.
1 have devigned and bnlIt npeclal to-l•i I'ov uni•t!i: tr:'11
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OBJECTIVES:
To join a well established private or public organization which ,can
utilize my many years of technical and practical experience in the
sewer, water and environmental field. I am looking for a position'
which will provide a challenge, self-satisfaction, opportunity to
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increasing responsibility as I prove my worth. I do not object to and
I am free to travel In the midwest area.
= COMPENSATION RE•QUIRGIENTS:
Open and negotiable but commensurate with my broad knowledge, experience
and skills.
EXPERIENCE HISTORY:
1964 -Present American Pipe Cleaning Company, American Pipe Services, Inc.,
American Consulting Services. (The same company, but the
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name has changed over the years) See above for various,
titles held.
j 1963-1964 Twin Cities Rapid Transit Company, driver.
t 1957-1962 Self employed as petrolcum'bulk de31'cr.
1956-1957 IVynins Cities Service Station, Cokato; Minnesota, mechanic.
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1955-1956 Cokato Implement Sales, Cokato, Minnosotn, mechanic.
1953-1955 U.S. Army Military Police Corps. Served in the States,
Italy, and Austria. Served six years inactive reserves.
Honorable Discharge 1961.
1948-1953 ° -Several part time jobs In high school: Farm work, well
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Leland E. Cottstein, Founder and Fast President of American
Consulting Services, Inc. until 1977.
Business Phones: (613) 546-1300 or (612) 5.14-9551
llomo Phone: (61:) 544-.t101
lav rence Cillls, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating;
Officer of the Roto Rooter Sewer Service Cuai,any, Minneapolis, 4N;
St. Paul, IN: and Cincinnati, 011
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CREDIT
Donald Weismann, President of the Security State Bank. Maple
Lake, Minnesota 55358
Business Phone: (612) 963-3161
PERSONAL
William G. Kemp, 715 Baxter Avenue, Champlin_, Minnesota 55310
Phone: (612) 421-7736
William Mavencamp Sr.. Maple Lake, Minnesota 55358
Phone: (612),963-3845
Robert Kramer, Maple Lake, Minnesota 55358
Phone: (612) 963-3733
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Kis No, County Road t8 Mlnnespolls, Mlnnasots 95127 (612) 0,W$14
December 18, 1975
To Whom It Mav Concern:
This will introduce Mr, William Aiberg who I have known and wurked with for
the past IS years. I hired Bill as an equipment operator in the field. However,
it was not very long before I recognized that Bill had much more to offer our
company. We discovered that he was highly intelligent, very creative in his
thinking, could shoulder responsibility, follow through well on his assignments
and complete his projects in a timely fashion .., usually ahead of schedule.
Bill has a real thirst for knowledge and self improvement. tie is always
seeking new skills. His accomplishments and contributions are too many to
mention here, Suffice to say his resume accurately reflects many of the copa-
bilitics and abilities that he has to offer.
Mymind was at case when I sent Bill into the field to solve the many problems
we faced with field projects over the years. Hill was very adept at not only
identifying these problems but also successful in finding; solutions to them. I
have been proud to have Bill represent us to our clients. Ile has alwayc main-
tained a professional posture. 1(e has been a real credit to our organization.
Hill is a very hard, dependable worker. 1(ottrs mean nothing to him. I believe Ile
has had only five days sick leave in 15 years, His main concern has always been
to achieve the objectives of the tasks assigned to him.
Bill is very honest, conscientious and concerned about the welfare of his fellowman.
Ile is a very moral person and enjoys a stable happy family life. I have foun,l
him a pleasure to work with,
In summary 1 am sorry to sec Bill leave our organization after so many ycnrs. '
However our loss will he someone's gain. Ile will be a dedicated, valuable employee.
I have only the very highest regard for Bill and heartily recommend him for any
�position that he feels qualified to accept.
1„ E. Gottstein, P.li.
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City :administrator
F. 0. Box 777
Monticello,. MN 55362 0
Denr Sir
I am wrltlnr. In regard to "-r- Ad which appeared 1n t;u
Minn,?apolle Tribune for the Fublic Works Director.
Presently, I am employcd by the City of Fergus Falls, Mr.n.
ae a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator. I graduated
from the St. Cloud Area Vocational Technical Institute In
'dater and Wastewater Treatment, 1976. I currently hold
a Class B wastewater t rentment license and Class C water-
operators
ateroperators licenne.
I would apnreclnte an interview for this position and can
be reached at (218)799-2765 or through the. Tall:
632 Went Cavour. Fergus Falls. �N 56537.
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720 W. Stanton Ave.
Fergus Falls. MN 56537
Telephone: (218)739-2765
'work: (218)736-6855•
EDUCATIUN
St. Cloud Area Vocational Technical Institute. St. C]oud, Minnesota.
Water and Wastewater Technology. August. 1974 to April. 1976.
Fundamentals of Wastewater. Sponsored by the Minnesota Health Depart-
ment. Mora. Minnesota.
St. Cloud State Universitv. St. Cloud, Minnesota. Generf:l Education
Courses. September. 1969 'to June, 1973.
St. Cloud Cathedral High School_. St. Cloud, Minnesota. Graduation:
June, 1969.
Activated Sludge Workshop. Sponsored by Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency. St. Cloud. Minnesota. November 15-18. 1976.
Operation of Wastewater Treatment Plants. California State University.
Sacramento. California. 1976.
Water Treatment Plant Operator Course. Clemson University. Clemson,
South Carolina. 1976.
EXPERIENCE
Fergus Falls Waste Treatment Plant. Fergus Falls. Minnesota 56537.
April. 1976 to Present.
Veteran's Administration Hospital. St. Cloud, Minnesota 56301.
October. 1973 to March. 1976.
St. Cloud Park Department. St. Cloud, Minnesota 56301. June. 1975
to August. 1975.
Naah-Finch Company. St. Cloud, Minnesota 56301. February. 1968 to
March, 1972.
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
Private Pilot's License. Hunting. Swimming, Snow Skiing.
PERSONAL DATA
Age; 27 Weight: 210 lbs.
Height: 6' Marital Stntuo: Married
U.S. Veteran
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Patrick J. Denne
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REF-TH`iCES
Merel Ellingson
Plant ''amgcer
Fergus Falls Waste Treatment Plant
Fergus Falls, Minnesota 56537
Telephone: (218)736-7420
.loris: (218)736-6855
Dnn VanHale
ODticinn
Y i N Optical, Inc.
Midwest Vision Centers
St. Cloud, Minnesota 56301
Telephone: (612)251-7271
Wor'r.: (612)251-6552
James Kruger
Manager
National Bushing rind Parts Co.
101 East Broadway
Monticello. Minnesota 55362
"elephona: (612.)295-2916
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SPECIAL MEETING — MONTICELLO CITY COUNCIL
March B, 1979 - 7:00 P.;..
Members Present: Arve Grimsmo, Dan Blonigen, Fran Fair,
Ken Maus, Philip White
Fioml,_s Absent: Non,:
Purpose of this meetinq was to interview eight candidates
from the twenty-five applications received for the position
of Public Works Director.
After the interview of the eight candidates, it was
decided to put this item on the Agenda for the Regular
Meetinq of Monday, March 12, 1979, and hopefully at t.::at
Lime, the City Council could make a decision as to t.h•2
appointment of a Public Works Director.
Meeting adjourned.
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