City Council Agenda Packet 06-10-2002AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING - MONTICELL O CITY COUNCIL
Monday, June 10, 2002 - 7 p.m.
Mayor: Roger Belsaas
Council Members: Clint Herbst, Brian Stumpf, Roger Carlson, Bruce Thielen
1. Call to order and Pledge of Allegiance
2. A. Approve minutes of Assessment Policy Workshop 14
B. Approve minutes of May 28, 2002 regular Council meeting.
3. Consideration of adding items to the agenda.
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B. tvJi,%.retALraJ
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4. Citizens comments/petitions, requests, and complaints.
5. Consent agenda.
A. Consideration of ratifying new hires for the Community Center, Public Works & City Hall.
B. Consideration of appointment to Planning Commission vacancy.
C. Consideration of appointment to Design Advisory Team to fill vacancy.
D. Consideration of concept stage PUD approval allowing for mixed residential and institutional
uses in the R-2 Zoning District. Applicant: Church of St. Henry's and Hope Evangelical Free
Church.
E. Consideration of concept stage and development stage planned unit development and
preliminary plat allowing off-site sales and display associated with principal car dealership use.
Applicant: Gould Brothers Chevrolet.
F. Consideration of resolution accepting petition and calling for a feasibility study on development
of Cedar Street roadway and utility improvement Dundas Road to Kjellberg East Mobile Home
Park. Applicant: Ocello
G. Consideration of resolution accepting bids and awarding contract for construction of the
Groveland III Street and Utility Improvement, Project No. 2002-02.
6. Consideration of items removed from the consent agenda for discussion.
7. Public Hearing - Supplemental hearing on CSAH 75 Improvements, Project No. 2000-16C (Prairie
West Additions
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Consideration of accepting plans and authorizing advertisement for bids on the Gillard AvPntkway
Proj ect.
9. Consideration of ordinance amendment setting procedures for establishing water ban.
10. Consideration of proposal from Wells Fargo for land exchange. (Marquette Bank site)
11. Consideration of implementing recommendations from City Engineer in preparation of setting assess-
ment policy for reconstruction projects.
12. Brief Discussion on status of realignment of Otter Creek Road with CSAR 75.
13. Approve payment of bills for June.
14. Adjourn
MINUTES
SPECIAL MEETING - MONTICELLO CITY COUNCIL
Tuesday, May 28, 2002 - 5 p.m.
Members Present: Roger Belsaas, Roger Carlson, Brian Stumpf and Bruce Thielen.
Members Absent: Clint Herbst
1. Call to Order.
Mayor Belsaas called the special meeting to order at 5 p.m. and declared a quortlm present.
2. Assessment Poliev
City Engineer, Bret Weiss reviewed the City's current assessment policy. Historically the City has
been responsible for the utility lines and the services were the responsibility of the property owner.
Assessing for replacement of sewer and water lines is questionable because it is difficult to show
value to the benefitting property. However services are commonly assessed. Bret Weiss stated that
there is a limited amount that the City will be able to assess on a reconstruction project. The City
should determine the amount the lowest valued house could support and from that establish a
median value. He added that most cities have assessed reconstruction costs using a flat rate which
is adjusted annually for inflation. Handling it in this way makes the residents feel that everyone is
treated the same.
Bruce Thielen asked if there were streets in the City if some work was invested in now such as
overlay, etc. would it add enough additional years of service before major reconstruction would
be needed to justify that type of expenditure now. The Council discussed the condition of the
various streets and Bret Weiss submitted a street inventory map showing the ages of the streets
within the City.
The street reconstruction fund was discussed. Bret Weiss felt that unless the levy amount was
increased the fund would never catch up to the amount that was needed for street reconstruction
projects. The $500,000 levied for the street reconstruction fiend would only reduce the amount the
City would have to bond for and unless the levy was increased dramatically there would not be
enough money to totally fund reconstruction projects.
The Council reviewed some of the projects that will need to be considered in the next few years.
Bret Weiss suggested setting up at least a 5 year CIP program for the streets but felt a 10 year CIP
would be even better. This would help in planning funding for these improvements.
Assessment methods were considered. The Council discussed whether the property would be
assessed on an unit basis or by front footage. Bret Weiss felt that assessing the residential property
on a unit basis was the best way to go and that commercial property should be on a front footage
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basis. Roger Belsaas asked how apartment units would be handled. Bret Weiss replied they
would be considered as commercial property and be assessed on a front foot basis. Jeff O'Neill
asked whether the assessment would be based on the actual use of the property or the zoning of the
property. Roger Belsaas suggested assessing based on current use and if it is different from the
zoning classification the difference could be deferred until such time as the use changed to match the
zoning. Brian Stumpf asked how a property abutting Broadway (CSAH 75) but having driveway
access off a side street would be handled. Bret Weiss responded that it would not be assessed
under this project but would be assessed when the street where is driveway is located is improved.
Roger Belsaas asked how properties with horseshoe driveways would be handled. Bret Weiss
stated they would probably receive two units since they technically had two driveways. However he
added that most of the properties would have sufficient room to construct a turn around and thus
eliminate one driveway. The Council also discussed how large lots that could be subdivided would
be handled. Bret Weiss felt that when driveway access was established additional charges could
then be collected. At this point it is not known how many vacant lots or lots without driveway
access there were in this project. Roger Belsaas felt that if there was a separate parcel with a
separate PID then each parcel should be assessed.
Roger Carlson asked about the assessment of commercial property along Broadway. Bret Weiss
responded that the commercial properties are getting visibility even though they may not have access
to the street being improved. He added that even though you set a rate for commercial properties
you still have to prove benefit. Bret Weiss felt it would be better to assess a set rate rather than
assess a percentage of the cost. He noted that other cities have assessed $2,500-$4,500 per twit
for residential property. What number would the city feel comfortable with. He felt if they went
with $2,000-$2,500 the City would have trouble making the 20% assessment amount for bonding
purposes. There are 64 residential properties with access to Broadway and 20 commercial
properties. Bret Weiss showed the breakdown of an assessment of $4,000 at 8% interest spread
over ten years. Bret Weiss felt a set rate adjusted for inflation would be preferable to establishing a
rate on a project cost basis. Rick Wolfsteller noted that with the establishment of the street
reconstruction fund, residents may think there won't be any assessments but that would not be the
case.
Bret Weiss stated that once a policy was in place the public information process would be very
important to make sure that residents are fully aware of the policy and how they are impacted by it.
He felt that by conducting informational meetings most of the concerns of the residents could be
addressed prior to the assessment hearing. He believed that most residents are concerned that they
are not paying more than someone else. Rick Wolfsteller stated that once a rate was established
you would have to work backwards and make adjustments to other funding sources to come up
with the amount needed to fund the project. Bret Weiss said on commercial property the question
is whether the city wants to go with whatever the cost is for the particular project or if they want to
go with a set rate. A $5,000 assessment on a $2,000,000 property may not be a major item but
$2,000 assessment on a $80,000 property could be difficult. Roger Belsaas felt assessing 25% for
residential and 50% for commercial. Bret Weiss will come up with some examples using various
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assessment percentages. However.he added that the city would still have to prove benefit. Bret
Weiss suggested the policy be set carefully as there are some streets where the amount of
assessments would be limited. There was additional discussion on charging the commercial
properties. The staff will check with other communities as to what they are assessing commercial
properties.
Bret Weiss recommended that the Council look at the following:
1. Pavement Management Plan. This plan would rate the streets based on the condition of the
street. This work should be done in 2002.
2. Update Rate Study - It was noted that utility rates were looked at to determine if enough
funds were being generated to cover operating costs but did not address funding for
reconstruction of existing utilities. Replacement costs should be factored into the utility rates.
3. Public Information Sessions. - The need to get appropriate information communicated well
to property owners affected by reconstruction projects was emphasized.
Bruce Thielen asked if the pavement management plan would give an indication of value of
existing streets or just their physical condition. Bret Weiss indicated just the condition of the
streets. Bret Weiss stated that an amount is budgeted each year for sealcoating work and
the City should look at increasing this amount because each year approximately 1.5 miles of
streets are added to the system.
4. Stormwater Utility - Bret Weiss explained that some communities to charge a fee for
stormwater improvements based on the impervious surface of each property (such as
parking lot, roof area). This charge is included with utility bills and it is a way that non-
taxable entities pay for a portion of improvements. It is not popular with residents and Bret
Weiss was not advocating that the City institute this charge but was rather presenting this as
information.
5. Benefit appraisals - Bret Weiss did support the Council doing this since it would provide
information on how much different properties could assume as an assessment for
reconstruction projects.
Rick Wolfsteller asked how the City is going to address those projects such as the CR 18 overpass and
Fallon Avenue where the City would not be able to assess 20%. It was felt that there should be some
participation by the state in these projects. Rick Wolfsteller pointed out that even if the state would
participate, it would not be fully funded by the state so where would the City's portion of the $5,000,000
estimated cost for the CR 18 overpass/Fallon Avenue projects come from. Bruce Thielen felt the county
and state needed to contribute because local communities have been pretty much been tapped out.
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Mayor Belsaas closed the workshop at 6:35 p.m.
Recording Secretary
MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING - MONTICELLO CITY COUNCIL
Tuesday, May 28, 2002 - 7 p.m.
Members Present: Roger Belsaas,Roger Carlson, Brian Stumpf and Bruce Thielen
Members Absent: Clint Herbst
1. Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance.
Mayor Belsaas called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. and declared a quorum present. The Pledge of
Allegiance was said.
2. A. Approve minutes of Mav 13.2002 regular Council Meeting
B. Approve minutes of Reconvened Board of Review of Mav 13.2002.
BRUCE THIELEN MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE MAY 13, 2002
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AND THE MINUTES OF THE RECONVENED BOARD
OF REVIEW. ROGER CARLSON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED
UNANIMOUSLY.
3. Consideration of adding items to the agenda.
Bruce Thielen indicated that he had questions relating to nuisance/blight activities that he would like
to address to Fred Patch. 011ie Koropchak, Economic Development Director reported that UMC
had committed to the City of Monticello and will be relocating their operation to a new 60,000 sq.
ft. building here.
4. Citizen comments/petitions, requests and complaints.
None.
5. Consent Agenda
A. Consideration of ratifying new hires for community center, city hall and public works.
Recommendation: Ratify new hires as identified.
B. Consideration of granting approval of annual municipal liquor licenses. Recommendation:
Approve the following licenses effective 7/1/02 contingent upon applicant providing
appropriate certificates of insurance:
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Intoxicating Liquor, On -Sale (fee $3,750)
I . Monticello Liquor, Inc.
2. Silver- Fox (Chin Yuen)
3. Duane Lindenfelser dba River City Lanes
4. Comfort Inn/Days Inn
5. J.P.'s Annex
6. Hawks Sports Bar
7. Monticello Country Club
Intoxicating Liquor, On -Sale, Sunday, (fee $200 -set by statute)
Renewals
1. Monticello Liquor, Inc.
2. Silver Fox
3. River City Lanes
4. VFW Club
5. American Legion Club
6. J.P.'s Annex
7. Hawks Sports Bar
8. Comfort Inn/Days Inn
9. Monticello Country Club
3.2 Malt Liquor, On -Sale (fee $275)
1. Rod and Gun (Steak Fry only) - $10
2. China Buffet
�. Monticello Men's Softball Ass'n. (April -Aug.) ($137.50)
4. Lions - Riverfest Celebration
5. Lions - Street Fest
3.2 Malt Liquor, Off -Sale (fee $75)
Reneivals
1. Monticello Liquor
2. Maus Foods
3. River Terrace
4. Tom Thumb
5. Holiday Stationstore
6. SuperAmerica
7. Avanti Petroleum (Mobil)
S. Cub Foods
9. O'Ryans Conoco
Set -Up License (fee $275)
1. Rod and Gun (Steak Fry only) - $25
2. St. Henry's (Fall Festival only) - $25
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Club Licenses (fee—set by statute based on membership)
1. VFW - $500
2. American Legion - $500
C. Consideration of approving an amendment to the union labor contract. Recommendation:
Approve the memorandum of understanding with Local 49 Union creating a separate salary
schedule for the Operator/Mechanic Foreman II position.
D. Consideration of approving Change Order No. 1 - Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Work,
Project No. 2000-16C, CSAH 75 Improvement. Recommendation: Approve change
order #1 for Project No. 2000-16C CSAH 75 (Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation) to extend
the completion date to June 21, 2002.
E. Consideration of adoption of an ordinance prohibiting the use of fertilizers containing
phosphorus. Recommendation: Adopt an ordinance specifying that the City of
Monticello is restricting sale and use of any lawn fertilizer with a phosphorus content greater
than 0%. Ord. Amd. #378
F. Consideration of calling for a public hearing to consider vacation of a portion of Cedar
Street. Recommendation: Set a public hearing date to consider vacation of that portion of
Cedar Street lying south of Dundas Road for June 24, 2002.
G. Consideration of approving final plat of the Groveland Commercial Center.
Recommendation: Approval the final plat for the Groveland Center based on
development stage PUD process which allows preliminary plat process to be waived.
H. Consideration of establishing a development review deposit/escrow account for
development projects and planning case projects. Recommendation: Adopt a policy
requiring a $5,000 deposit prior to staff review of development projects.
Mayor Belsaas noted that on the staff report for #5D there was a typographical error and the
correct date should be June 21, 2002.
BRUCE THIELEN MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. BRIAN STUMPF
SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
6. Consideration of items removed from the consent aa-enda for discussion.
None.
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7. Public Hearing - Supplemental Hearing CSAH 75 Improvements from Washington Street to
Otter Creek, Proiect No. 2000-16C.
Mayor Belsaas noted that the supplemental hearing was being conducted for three property owners
who were inadvertently omitted from the mailing for the original public hearing. City Engineer, Bret
Weiss, briefly summarized the scope of the project which is proposed to be constructed this year at
an estimated cost of $3,000,000. The City's share of the cost is approximately $1,900,000 of
which the City would assess at least 20% in order to meet statute requirements for bonding. Bret
Weiss pointed out that the City is still working on an assessment policy for the reconstruction
projects and had met earlier in a workshop meeting to discuss assessment options.
Mayor Belsaas opened the supplemental hearing on the CSAH 75 Improvement Project. Rory
Zitur, 354 West Broadway is a business owner along Broadway and he questioned the Council on
the assessment for the project. He stated that initially the property owners were told that the
assessments would be known before the project would be ordered and now he is being told that the
assessment policy won't be determined until after the project is ordered. The residents affected by
the project are only getting input after the fact.
Bret Weiss explained that the City will have to bond for $1,900,000, the City's share of the project
cost. In order to meet statute requirements for bonding at least 20% of the project cost must be
assessed which in this case would be approximately $400,000. While the City knows the amount
they will have to assess, the method of assessment has not been determined. Rory Zitur asked
whether state aid fiends could be used to defray the amount proposed to be assessed. Bret Weiss
replied that CSAH 75 is a county state aid road and the county may use their state aid funds for this
project but that would not impact the City's share of the cost. Rory Zitur felt that since Broadway is
a main feeder street that is used by all, he didn't feel it was fair to assess the abutting property
owners for improvements that would be utilized by all residents. It was noted that while $400,000
was proposed to be assessed the balance would be paid through taxes on all the residents. Rory
Zitur asked if commercial property would be assessed at the same rate as residential property. Bret
Weiss responded that while an assessment policy has not yet been established, it is a common
practice that commercial properties pay a different rate than residential properties. Bret Weiss
added that the assessment hearing is the appropriate place to question the assessment method and
policy. This public hearing was to provide information about the scope of the project and overall
project costs. Rory Zitur stated that the $500,000 the City levied for street reconstruction was
penalizing those project that are occurring now. Bret Weiss stated that although the City established
the street reconstruction fund it did not mean that the City would not assess a portion of the project
cost.
Rory Zitur questioned the 13' median. Bret Weiss replied that 13' is the minimum for protected left
turn lanes. Rory Zitur also questioned why Walnut Street was not being closed. Mayor Belsaas
stated that these issues had been addressed by the Council prior to approving the design layout. The
purpose of this meeting was not to redesign the project but to determine whether or not the project
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should proceed. No one else spoke for or against the proposed project. Mayor Belsaas then
closed the public hearing.
BRIAN STUMPF MOVED TO SET JUNE 10, 2002 AS THE DATE FOR AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLEMENTAL HEARING ON THE CSAH 75 IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FOR THE
PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE PRAIRIE WEST ADDITION. ROGER CARLSON
SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
City Administrator, Rick Wolfsteller, noted that the City is looking at a re -aligning Otter Creek Road
at its intersection with CSAH 75. As part of this work there is a small parcel of land that needs to
be acquired by the City. The City has been negotiating with the property owner but if negotiations
do not succeed, the City may have to initiate condemnation action.
Added Items:
Bruce Thielen noted that in a number of neighborhoods there is an accumulation of junk cars and questioned
whether staff would be doing a sweep of these areas. He also felt that a reminder should be going out to the
property owners on the weed/long grass portion of the ordinance. Fred Patch responded that when the
weeds/grass are in excess of 6" in height, the property owner is notified and given a period of time to cut the
grass. If it is not done within that time frame, the City has a contractor come out and mow the property.
The cost of the mowing is then charged back to the property owner. Fred Patch also informed the Council
that there was a proliferation of vehicles with "for sale" signs in the downtown parking lot. He has talked
with the property owners regarding the matter. Fred Patch indicated that under state law the sale of more
than 4 vehicles per year from private property is prohibited.
8. Approve Davment of bills for May..
BRUCE THIELEN MOVED TO APPROVE PAYMENT THE BILLS FOR MAY. ROGER
CARLSON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
9. Adiourn.
MAYOR BELSAAS MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETING AT 7:25 P.M. BRIAN
STUMPF SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Recording Secretary
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5A. Consideration of approving new hires and departures for the Community Center and Parks
Department. (RW)
A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND:
The Council is asked to ratify the hiring of new employees that have occurred recently at the
community center and parks department. As you recall, it is recommended that the Council officially
ratify the hiring of all new employees including part-time and seasonal workers.
B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS:
1. Ratify the hiring of the part-time employees for the community center and parks department
as identified on the attached list.
C. SUPPORTING DATA:
Lists of new part-time employees.
NEW EMPLOYEES
Name
Title
Department
Hire Date
Class
Natalie Pearson
Slide Att
MCC
5/15/02
PT
Jason Oltmanns
Lifeguard
MCC
5/15/02
PT
Sarah Mooridian
Intern
MCC
5/20/02
temp
Sarah Saari
Parks Worker
Parks
5/23/02
temp
TERMINATING EMPLOYEES
Name Reason Department Last Day Class
employee council list.xls: 06/05/2002 5A
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5B. Consideration of appointment to Planning Commission vacancy., (JO)
REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND
As you may know, Roy Popilek recently resigned from the Planning Commission. For
the past 6 weeks or so, the position has been open and advertised in the Monticello
Times. Dennis Sullivan and Lloyd Hilgart interviewed for the position. Both
candidates were excellent, but in the end the Planning Commission recommended Lloyd
Hilgart for the position.
ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS
1. Motion to adopt Planning Commission recommendation and appoint Lloyd
Hilgart to membership on the Planning Commission.
2. Motion to deny adoption of recommendation or table matter for further review, or
appoint another person to the position.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends adoption of the recommendation of the Planning Commission.
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5C. Consideration of appointment to Design Advisory Team to fill vacancy. (OK)
A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND:
The bylaws of the Monticello Design Advisory Team provide that nominations of individuals for
appointment to the Design Advisory Team be forwarded to the Monticello City Council for approval.
In March of 2002, Skip Sorenson submitted his resignation from the Design Advisory Team. At the
June 4, 2002 meeting, the Design Advisory Team recommended appointing Roberta Gerads to fill the
seat vacated by Skip Sorenson and serve out the balance of the term (December 31, 2003). Ms.
Gerads has agreed to serve on the Design Advisory Team.
B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS:
1. A motion to approve Roberta Gerads as a member of the design Advisory team with her term
expiring on December 31, 2003 .
2. A motion to deny approval of Roberta Gerads as a member of the Design Advisory Team.
3. A motion to table any action.
C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation of DAT and city staff to approve Alternative #1.
D. SUPPORTING DATA:
None.
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5D. Consideration of a request for a Concept Stage Planned Unit Development allowing a
mixed use proposal for a church and residential uses at the former St. Henry's church
site. Applicant: Church of St. Henrv's and Hope Evangelical Free Church. (NAC/JO)
REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND
Hope Evangelical Free Church is seeking concept approval of a mixed use PUD to use
the former St. Henry's Church as a combination of church an residential uses. Both uses
are normally allowed in the R-2 Zoning District. The church would like flexibility to use
the existing parking or shift parking to the area to the north of the church. The new
church user would redevelop the "parish center" building at 4t' Street and Locust for
residential use. The main church building would be used for church purposes. At this
time, it appears that the church would create two rental units in the parish center - one
unit upstairs, and one downstairs.
1. Mix of uses generally. If there is a maximum density that the City believes will
be applied, this should be identified. For reference, a typical R-2 zoning density
would allow six to eight units per acre. The two units proposed would be within
this allowance.
2. a. Use of off-site parking. The applicant is seeking continued use of the
parking lot to the south of 4tn Street. Because there is almost no on-site
parking as now developed, the City should identify the acceptability of the
parking arrangements, including whether garage construction will be
required for the residential units.
b. The City Council is also asked if the church can have the flexibility to use
property north of the church. This would allow potential housing
development at the current parking lot site and provide space on the same
block as the church for parking.
3. Architectural issues related to the remodeling. Previous proposals have included
some dramatic changes to the exterior of the buildings.
4. Other site development conditions that will be required as a part of any further
plan approvals.
The concept stage PUD is intended to provide feedback to the developer as to any issues
that will affect the continued processing of the project, including land use comments, as
well as design issues. PUD is a zoning tool that is intended to provide flexibility to
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zoning regulations. If the project proceeds, one of the requirements for consideration of
the application will be submission of a site survey and building elevations illustrating
exterior changes, utility plans, and landscaping plans.
The Planning Commission recommends alternative I below.
ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS
Approval of the concept stage PUD, utilizing parking lot option A, with
conditions that the applicant provide a site survey, building elevations illustrating
exterior changes, utility plans and landscaping plan.
The Planning Commission recommended setting parking lot A as the preferred
option. The new owner would be free to ask to shift the parking lot location to
Option B at such time that an associated housing project is contemplated
2. Approval of the concept stage PUD, utilizing parking lot option A or B, with
conditions that the applicant provide a site survey, building elevations illustrating
exterior changes, utility plans and landscaping plan.
If the City Council wants to provide flexibility to use either parking locations
now, then this option should be selected.
�. Denial of the concept stage PUD, based on findings that the uses and/or
development standards are not consistent with the requirements of the PUD
section of the Zoning Ordinance.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff believes that the resumption of the church use in this building would be appropriate.
At issue is whether the non -church use will be consistent with the site and the
neighborhood. The Comprehensive Plan calls for a continuation of the current land use
pattern in this area. Because of the low density of residential use and the (apparently) low
impact on the building, staff is supportive of the concept plan and concurs with Planning
Commission recommendation.
SUPPORTING DATA
Aerial photo
Applicant's narrative
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To Whom Ut hvli av Concern.- May 20, 2002
Proposal for St. Heannv9s Tpro pert -v on 4,¢i' Street
The Mope Evangelical Free Church of Monticello would like to apply for a
condiitionall use permit foEr- the Church buuil<diinp,e We plan to use the church for the
Purpose of rellidous actnv ties ➢u➢qt 2q it was used by St, Hr nn,,Os C:att}P14oANe CItnpnrch
We intend to honor the pease of the "'Convent"' (building to the west of the church)
as a renta.R property. We would like the option of using this building as a duplex
with one apartment up and one down after the lease runs out in 2003 or until the
church needs the fncillity for its use in (Christian Education. Modifications Wound be
appropriate for Privacy.
We would hike to use the Pariish center for church office space. Speciifncafiy, three
rooms upstairs and a hal2f hath (As your enter the front door -- the first two rooms on
the left and the first room on the right.) A door would he added to the ro®arn on the
Eeft for access to the third room. The door in the third room would he dead -bo ted
so that there would he no access to the office. The door ➢ea ding into the living room
upstairs would he adaiiahlle for the upstairs renters. The basement stairway door
would The dead bolted. A second entry would he on the west side for both upstairs
and downstairs access.
The old garages (now rooms) would be converted back to a single and a double
garage. 'Where wounid he access to both apartments from the garage through, the
west hallway and doorway. Parldng wouuRd also he avaiiahlle in front of the Barrages.
A laundry room would he made avaihahle for both apartments use.
Parking for the Church would initialMy he to the South. However, we would like
approval for parking in the hots to the north of the church if they became our
property at any time.
Thank your for your consideration,
Bnnuel Osborn
IIPast0r
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5E. Consideration of a request for concept and development state PUD and Preliminary
Plat to allow a subdivision of the Gould Chevrolet property into two platted lots .
Applicant: Gould Bros. Chevrolet. (NAC/JO)
REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND
Gould Chevrolet is seeking a subdivision of its property that would separate the display
lot from the building parcel. The PUD is necessary to allow the property to continue to
comply with the requirements of the Conditional Use Permit for automobile sales lots and
their relationship to principal buildings. It also allows the display area to be situated on a
lot separate from the lot on which the building is located. The PUD does not affect any
of the construction issues on the property. The plat permits the owner to clarify outlot
boundaries that were raised at the time of the original project review
The Planning Commission recommended alternative I below.
ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS
1. Motion to approve the PUD and Plat, based on findings that the project is
materially the same as that previously approved with the CUP, and with
conditions that engineering review is completed and the project is found to
consistent with that review. Motion to approve contingent on recording of a
document linking parcels, thus eliminating potential of sale of necessary parking
area needed to support the principal use.
2. Motion to deny the PUD and Plat, based on findings that the intent of the PUD
ordinance is not met.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the PUD and Preliminary Plat. The project is unaffected
by this proposal, and the City will continue to have review authority over any future
improvements. The City Engineer will be reviewing easement and drainage issues that
may be raised by the platting process.
SUPPORTING DATA
Preliminary Plat
City Council Agenda - 06/10/02
5F. Consideration of acceptin4 petition and ordering a feasibility study on construction of
utility and roadway improvements along the Cedar Street riiaht-of-wav from the northern
boundary of Kiellber�i East mobile home park to the intersection of Cedar Street and,
Dundas Road. (JO)
REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND,
The City Council is asked to consider accepting a petition and asked to consider ordering
a feasibility study on construction of utility and roadway improvements along the Cedar
Street right-of-way from the northern boundary of Kjellberg East mobile home park to
the intersection of Cedar Street and Dundas Road. The petition has been submitted by
Shawn Weinand of Ocello, LLC. As you will notice, most of Cedar Street right-of-way
identified in the petition is within land owned by Ocello, LLC. However, a significant
segment of the Cedar Street segment proposed for study passes through other parcels
owned by John Lundsten and Glen Posusta.
As you recall, last year the City completed a feasibility study for the Cedar Street
segment north from Dundas Road to Oakwood Drive and later completed improvements
between Chelsea and Oakwood Drive. With the completion of the proposed study,
sufficient information will be available to make full improvements to Cedar Street from
- Chelsea Road to the northern edge of Kjellberg's mobile home park.
ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS
1. Motion adopting a resolution accepting petition and authorizing the City Engineer
to complete a feasibility study on construction of utility and roadway
improvements along the Cedar Street right-of-way from the northern boundary of
Kjellberg east mobile home park to the intersection of Cedar Street and Dundas
Road.
Motion contingent on developer providing deposit funds equal to the cost to
prepare the feasibility study. If the project proceeds, the deposit will be returned
to the petitioner and said cost incorporated into the project costs and assessed
accordingly.
2. Motion to table or deny acceptance of petition and table or deny authorization to
City Engineer to complete a feasibility study on construction of utility and
roadway improvements along the Cedar Street right-of-way from the northern
boundary of Kjellberg east mobile home park to the intersection of Cedar Street
and Dundas Road.
City Council Agenda - 06/10/02
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
The City Administrator recommends alternative 1.
SUPPORTING DATA
Copy of petition
Site map
CITY OF MONTICELLO
PETITION FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AND FEASIBILITY STUDY
TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF MONTICELLO, MINNESOTA
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I (We), the undersigned owner(s) of the property described below petition for a
feasibility study pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 429 (Local
Improvements, Special Assessments), for the following p p g improvements:
Please indicate with an "X" the improvements requested:
Sanitary Sewer
Water
Storm Sewer
Al Bituminous Surfacing
.; Curb and Gutter
,,*' Street Lighting
I (We) agree to pay 100% of the cost of the feasibility study. I (We) understand the
City Council may pro -rate the cost of the feasibility study attributable to my
property if the scope of the study pertains to other benefiting property owners.
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5G. Consideration of resolution accepting bids and awardinLy contract for construction of the
Groveland 3"' Street and Utilitv Proiect No. 2002-02C.
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REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND:
Bids were received Friday morning, June 7"' on the Groveland 3rd Addition, Project No. 2002-02C.
Ten bids were received ranging from a low bid of $660,868.60 to a high bid of $801,183.03 with
the apparent low bidder being C.W. Houle. The bid is under the estimate of the engineer which was
$825,000.
The developers agreement, appropriate escrows and easements will be required from the developer,
Tony Emmerich, prior to entering into a contract with the low bidder.
The bids will be checked and a final bid tabulation will be provided at the meeting.
CONTRACTOR
C. W. Houle
Annandale Contracting Inc.
Kuechle Underground
Volk Sewer & Water
S.J. Louis Construction, Inc.
S.R. Weidema
Richard Knutson, Inc.
Arcon Construction
Latour Construction
Barbarossa & Sons, Inc.
B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS:
TOTAL BASE BID
$660,868.60
$665,207.23
$689,420.90
$7101061.07
$718,875.57
$736,326.58
$751,370.02
I$756,235.49
I$7591)872.20
$801,783.03
1. Adopt a resolution awarding the bid to C.W. Houle in the amount of $660,868.60 for the
Groveland 3rd Addition, Project No. 2002-02C contingent upon execution of a development
agreement for Groveland 3rd Addition, receipt of all necessary funding and recording of the
final plat.
2. Do not accept the bid.
Council Agenda - 6/10/02
C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation of the City Engineer that the bid be accepted from C.W. Houle.
D. SUPPORTING DATA:
Bid tabulation from W.B. & Associates to be presented at meeting.
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8. Consideration of approving plans and specifications and authorizine advertisement for bids
on the Gillard Avenue Pathwav, Proiect No. 2001-1OC. (WSB)
A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND:
In September of 2001, the Council conducted a public hearing to consider constructing a segment of
trail along Gillard Avenue from 97"' Street to River Forest Drive and the Council authorized the
preparation of plans and specifications. At the time of the public hearing, the City Engineer
recommended a proposal that would construct an 8'pathway five from the existing pavement at an
estimated cost of $60,000. The City Engineer has prepared the plans and specifications and will be
presenting them on Monday evening.
At the public hearing there was discussion on the amount of city participation in the cost but the
Council did not make any decision on the level of participation by the City. This issue still needs to
be resolved. This can be completed following the completion of the project at the assessment
hearing.
B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS:
1. Move to accept the plans and specifications for the pathway improvement and authorize the
advertisement for bids. c,. a
2. Move not to advertise for bids at this time pending changes to the plans and specifications.
C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
The City Engineer recommends approval of the plans and specifications and authorization to
advertise for bids.
D. SUPPORTING DATA:
None
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Council Agenda - 06/10/2002
9. Consideration of an ordinance amendment regulating the use of water for lawns and
eardens. (J.S.)
A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND.:
Last year, water usage in the city of Monticello peaked at 4.3 million gallons in a single day. This pumpage
is almost beyond our normal pumping and storage capabilities. At that time the City Council enacted an
odd/even watering ban in Monticello which took effect July 12t", and the ban was lifted in the fall when
consumption had dropped. At the July 9, 2001 Council Meeting, City staff was directed to come back
to the Council with an ordinance amendment to allow imposition of the watering ban in the future without
it coming back to the Council. At that time staff was also directed to work with the Wright County Sheriff's
Department in enforcement of the ban.
We have done some extensive research with the League of Minnesota Cities in regard to watering
restrictions that have been imposed by many cities in the state. While reviewing the numerous ordinances
from other communities, we were able to shape an ordinance for the City of Monticello that met our
requirements. In addition, we were able to place a surcharge on violators who violate the ordinance more
than once. It appears that many cities have been more successful with the surcharge step prior to actual
enforcement. We, therefore, feel that we have drafted an ordinance amendment that would accomplish
thegoals of the Water Department to safe guard our water supply and also have some ease of monitoring
and enforcement. A copy of the proposed ordinance is enclosed for your review. I will attempt to
summarize the ordinance for you.
The ordinance institutes an odd/even watering ban each year from June 1"through September 30"'. On
the odd or even day that you may water your lawn, it is prohibited from using massive lawn watering or
irrigation systems with multiple heads between the hours of 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. which are our peak periods
of water usage in the community. You can still water on your day between the hours of 5 p.m. and 11 p.m.
but you must use hand watering equipment with a single garden house, single sprinkler or container.
A 3 0 -day permit may be obtained from the City for newly seeded or sodded lawns and newly planted
trees. In addition, rain sensors are required on all commercial, institutional or governmental sprinkler
systems. Existing commercial systems are given until June 1, 2003 to come into compliance. All newly
installed sprinkler systems from the date of publication of the ordinance including residential will be required
to have rain sensors. This would shut off the systems in the even of rainfall. Those residences or businesses
on private wells would be exempt from this portion of the ordinance. Violators of the ordinance will be
warned the first time and a surcharge of $25 will show up on their next water bill for a second offense. The
surcharge doubles for third and subsequent violations within a 12 -month period. The Public Works
Department may shut off the water of repeat offenders or we can use the other sections ofthe ordinance
for legal enforcement but only if necessary.
In addition to the odd/even watering ban, the ordinance allows for the City Administrator and/or the Public
Works Director to impose additional restrictions to provide for the safe operation of the municipal water
supply. The City, Mayor and Council would be notified as soon as possible when such restrictions are
Council Agenda - 06/10/2002
needed but it would not require council action.
B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS:
The first alternative would be to approve the ordinance as drafted and have it take effect upon
publication.
2. The second alternative would be to make changes to the ordinance as drafted and approve those
changes and the ordinance to take effect upon publication.
3. The third alternative would be to not approve an ordinance amendment regarding odd/even
watering ban or additional restrictions.
D. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
It is the recommendation of the City Administrator, Public Works Director and Water Superintendent that
the City Council approve as drafted and select alternative #1.
E. SUPPORTING DATA:
Copy of the proposed ordinance; Copy of a summary sheet for those communities that have similar
ordinances in place; Copies of the meeting minutes for July 7 and July 23, 2001.
7-2-17-B.- LAWN & GARDEN WATERING REGULATIONS :
Purpose. The City has limited water storage and pumping capacity. Due to
the fast growth in residential developments this ordinance will promote a
higher awareness of the primary use of water in the summer -lawn and garden
irrigation, and regulate the watering of lawns, gardens, grass seed and sod.
2. Odd/Even Schedule. A home or business address ending in an odd number
(11) 3, 51 etc.) may water their lawn on odd numbered calendar days each
month and an address ending in an even number (0, 2, 4, etc.) May water their
lawn on even numbered calendar days. The only deviations to the odd/even
watering system are apartment complexes and homeowner associations that
have been assigned odd or even watering days because of the numerous
addresses on one sprinkling system. For these complexes and associations,
the address of the bill for sprinkling water shall be used to determine odd or
even. The odd/even schedule is in effect from June 1 si through September 30th
of each year until further notice. This may be deleted or modified when the
City completes construction of additional wells and water towers to improve
pumping and storage capabilities.
3 . Hours Lawn Watering Prohibited. No lawn watering or irrigation system (i. e.,
multiple heads) is permitted to operate between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and
11:00 p.m. any day of the week. Hand watering either with a single 5/8" to
3/4" hose or container shall be permitted at any time during the specific odd
or even day allowed, unless specifically restricted by further order.
4. Permit Required. A 30 -day permit may be obtained at the Monticello City
Hall to water newly seeded or sodded lawns and newly planted trees.
5. Rain Sensors. Rain sensors are required on all commercial, institutional or
governmental sprinkler systems. Existing commercial sprinkler systems shall
be retrofitted with rain sensors by June 1, 2003. All newly installed sprinkling
systems from the date of publication of this ordinance, including residential,
will be required to have rain sensors.
6. Private Wells. Restrictions ofthis ordinance do not apply to property serviced
by private wells, provided the sprinkling water is pumped from a private well.
Residents, commercial, institutional or governmental entities with private
wells are required to notify City Hall that they have a well used for watering
purposes.
7. Violations. Violators of this ordinance will be warned the first time and a
surcharge of $25 will show up on their next water bill for a second offense;
the surcharge doubles for third and subsequent violations within a 12 -month
period. The Public Works Department may shut the water off for repeat
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offenses. The standard turn off and turn on rates shall apply in addition to the
surcharges. This ordinance shall be in force and effect upon adoption and
publication in the official newspaper of the City of Monticello in accordance
with applicable law.
C: ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS:
i . In the case of a severe shortage of water, the City Administrator and/or Public
Works Director are authorized to impose additional restrictions to provide for
the safe operation of the municipal water supply. Such notice shall be posted
at all City offices on the City's web site, and in the official newspaper. The
mayor and council shall be notified of such restrictions as soon as possible.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Rick Wolfsteller
Mayor & City Council
FROM: Fred Patch
SUBJECT: Building and Land Areas Marquette Bank and Monticello Library
It is proposed that the City and Wells Fargo Bank trade properties.
Marquette Bank Building - 200 West 6th Street, Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and10, Block 6, Original Plat
Monticello Library Building - 400 Walnut Street, Portions of Lots 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10 Block 17,
Original Plat
The building and land areas are as follows:
Approx. Land Area
Building Areas
Building Envelope
Canopy
Total Building Area Under
Roof
Marquette Monticello
Bank Library
54,780.00 sf 47,377.00 sf
6,040.00 sf 6,245.00 sf
2,546.00 sf ---
8,586.00 sf 6,245.00 sf
Council Minutes - 7/9/01
4. Blight - Bruce Thielen wanted a follow up to the blight complaint on Red Rock Lane which
was brou��ht up at the last meeting. Dennis Dalen indicated the complaints were ready to be
filed. Bruce Thielen asked that the property owners who brought up this matter be notified of
the City's action. Dennis Dalen indicated that he would do so. Bruce Thielen also asked that
the Council be kept informed of any legal action taken.
5. Street Light - River Mill - Brian Stumpf asked if anything had been done about the street
light. John Simola indicated that he had inspected that area and according to standard layout
there appears to be one light missing which will be ordered. Roger Belsaas also reported that
there is a problem with one of the lights along the Meadow Oaks path and asked John Simola
to check into it.
6. Liquor Store Expansion - City Administrator, Rick Wolfsteller, updated the Council on the
proposed expansion to the liquor store and the preliminary layouts that are being looked at.
7. Water Supply - John Simola reported on July 8`' the system pumped 4.3 million gallons of
water which is a record high. The high water usage and the continued dry weather has
prompted the Public Works Department to ask the Council to implement an odd -even
watering system. The Council discussed the effective date of the odd -even watering
restriction, the penalties for violation.
BRUCE THIELEN MOVED TO INSTITUTE AN ODD -EVEN WATER BAN IN
MONTICELLO EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JULY 12. 2001 AT MIDNIGHT AND TO
INSTRUCT CITY STAFF TO COME BACK WITH AN ORDINANCE AMENDMENT TO
ALLOW IMPOSITION OF THE WATER BAN IN THE FUTURE WITHOUT IT COMING
BACK TO THE COUNCIL AND ALSO TO WORK WITH THE WRIGHT COUNTY
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT IN ENFORCEMENT OF THE BAN. CLINT HERBST
SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
8. Approve pavment of bills for Julv.
BRIAN STUMPF MOVED TO APPROVE PAYMENT OF BILLS FOR JULY. BRUCE
THIELEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Other: Dick Van Allen wanted to goon record as Chairman of the IDC to recommend that the City
not reinstate an 'MOAA agreement. He listed a number of concerns about the MOAA agreement. He
also expressed his concern that the City address the need for industrial land. Mayor Belsaas
indicated that the status of the MOAA agreement will be discussed at the July 11 `h MOAA meeting.
9. Closed session to discuss Kiellbera sever litigation,.
The Council closed the meeting at 8:40 p.m. to discuss litigation. At 9:25 the Council
reopened the regular Council meeting. The Council indicated that by motion of the City
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B. Consideration to review Greater Monticello Enterprise Fund (GMEF) Loan No. 019 for
compliance with the EDA-GMEF Business Subsidy Criteria. Recommendation:
C. Consideration of amending Title Seven, Chapter 2, City Ordinance clarifying penalty for
violating provisions of water ordinance. Recommendation: Adopt ordinance
amendment clarifying the establishment of penalties that would apply to any violation of
the City's sewer and water code. Ord. Amd. #362
ROGER CARLSON MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. BRUCE
THIELEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
6. Consideration of items removed from the consent agenda for discussion.
None.
7. Public Hearing Consideration of a resolution adopting the proposed assessment roll for
delinquent utility bills and certification of assessment roll to Countv.
City Administrator, Rick Wolfsteller noted that this is the quarterly assessment for delinquent
utilities. Mayor Belsaas opened the public hearing. There was no one who spoke on the
delinquent utility assessment. Mayor Belsaas closed the public hearing.
BRIAN STUMPF MOVED TO ADOPT THE ASSESSMENT FOR THE DELINQUENT
UTILITY CHARGES. BRUCE THIELEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Res. 2001-49.
9. Consideration to adopt a resolution awarding the sale of Taxable Temporary G.O. Tax
Increment Bonds. Series 7/31/01.
Mark Ruff from Ehlers and Associates explained the action that precipitated the bond sale. The
tax bill recently passed by the legislature impacts the City's tax increment districts. Mark Ruff
discussed the reduction in tax rates for various property classes, implementation of a state wide
business tax and deletion of the HACA penalty associated with the TIF districts. The HRA
recommended issuance of the bonds so as to extend the five year rule for the downtown tax
increment district by two years (8/1/04) and to also allow the City to complete projects that are
in process. In addition this would protect the existing internal loans between HRA and City and
provide the option to apply for a grant if a shortfall would occur, although that is not
anticipated. The term of the bonds is 3 years at an interest rate of 5 V2%.
CLINT HERBST MOVED TO ADOPT A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE SALE OF
$2,150,000 TAXABLE TEMPORARY G.O. TAX INCREMENT BONDS, SERIES 7/31/01.
ROGER CARLSON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Res. No. 2001-52.
12. Consideration of adopting roadwav design configuration for CSAH 75
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RESTRICTION
ANOKA
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Council Agenda: 6/10/02
10. Consideration of Proposal from Wells Fargo for land exchange. (RW)
A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND:
With the recent acquisition of Marquette Bank by Wells Fargo, Wells Fargo had hoped to close the
Marquette Bank facility and move their operation into the Wells Fargo Bank on TH 25. Because of
some limitations to their TH 25 site, Wells Fargo representatives were interested in acquiring some
additional land from the library site in order to realign their drive-in banking operation and to provide
for additional building space in the future.
A couple of months ago, staff had met with representatives of Wells Fargo to discuss their interest in
acquiring some of the land from the library site and Wells Fargo was informed that the City did not feel
it was in the best interest of the library site to reduce that property area, but that we would consider a
possible exchange of the library site for the Marquette Bank facility. The Marquette Bank land area is
approximately 54,780 sq. ft. while the library site contains 49,335 sq. ft. Building sizes are also very
comparable to each other with the library having around 6,245 sq. ft. and the Marquette Bank facility
approximately 6,040 sq. ft. (2,546 sq. ft. canopy area excluded).
Because the relocation of the library or other city uses to the Marquette Bank building would require
some likely remodeling expenditures, a proposal had been offered to Wells Fargo that suggested a trade
of property should also include some additional remuneration to the City to offset some of our relocation
expenses. This proposal was initially rejected by Wells Fargo representatives and they indicated they
would either relocate their operation to the Marquette Bank facility or keep both operations at the present
time. As you may have heard, the Marquette Bank facility will be open longer than July 12"' at its
present location after the merger, but it is still the long range plans of Wells Fargo to only have one
facility on TH 25.
Recognizing that it may be difficult for Wells Fargo to expand at their TH 25 site without acquiring
additional land, they are now proposing for Council consideration the idea of an even up trade of the two
sites. The attached letter dated May 31, 2002 from Wells Fargo suggests several conditions to the
trade. Several appear to be acceptable; however, in a meeting held between staff and Wells Fargo
representatives, Wells Fargo was agreeable to the following conditions to the "even up" trade of the
properties:
1. Furniture — Though their letter by Mr. Richey suggests that they would like to retain all the
furniture, equipment and fixtures at the Marquette Bank site, Wells Fargo representatives have
been agreeable to leaving the furniture for the City. If a trade is considered by the Council, the
City should attempt to keep as much of the furniture at the Marquette Bank as possible as we
would have other uses at some of our other locations such as the Deputy Registrar office.
Banking equipment and fixtures should be removed and retained by Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo
was agreeable to "patch to match" where bank fixtures and equipment would be removed.
As for the Library building, the City would remove and retain all fixtures and furniture.
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2. Public Parking Agreement — It was mentioned to Wells Fargo that we have a commitment from
Towne Centre developers committing them to pay for half of the cost of expanding the parking
lot, and that the staff would like any exchange proposal to include that provision, allowing part of
their parking lot to be open to the general public. It appears that Wells Fargo would be receptive
to this public parking idea, which staff feels would be important as a requirement of any trade.
Additional head -in parking will be developed by the City on Walnut Street. As part of the trade,
the City will retain a 7 foot easement or additional right-of-way along Walnut Street to allow for
sidewalk and head -in angled parking.
3. Drive -Up Banking Access — Wells Fargo would create a new drive -up banking, enter -only
access off of Walnut Street adjacent to the railroad tracks, diverting some of the traffic from 4"'
Street to Walnut Street. A conditional use permit will be required for alterations to the drive -up
banking facility. While it is likely that traffic would enter off of Walnut Street to the drive-in
facility and exit onto 4th Street, the new drive -up access would direct more traffic onto Walnut
than currently exists. The Downtown and River Front Revitalization Plan has envisioned Walnut
Street as being developed with office and retail buildings fronting on Walnut Street and to
hopefully encourage more pedestrian traffic. Wells Fargo representatives have indicated they did
not have a desire to create commercial rental space on the property, but would likely sell off any
excess land to a developer for redevelopment into commercial office and retail use. Wells Fargo
would be prohibited in the trade from simply turning the library site into only a parking lot.
4. Tree Preservation — The stand of mature oak trees should be saved and incorporated into any
future development of the site. Wells Fargo suggested that an indentation could be made in any
fixture building or parking lot to provide for the grove of trees.
5. Property Taxes — Wells Fargo understood the City's concern for any loss of property taxes and
was agreeable to a commitment to insure that the City would not lose tax revenue as a result of
the trade. Wells Fargo may either redevelop the Library site within some reasonable time to
provide for a taxable market value equal to or exceeding the present value of their 6t" Street
property, or they may make payments in lieu of taxes until that value is achieved. A guarantee of
no net loss of taxable market value would be provided by Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo's immediate
needs would be to demolish the library building, create better flow of traffic to their drive -up
banking and to create additional parking adjacent to their property. They may add on some
office space to the existing bank building, but it would probably not be as large an area that
would be removed by demolition of the library building. In any case, they would be required to
build out to Walnut Street in accordance with the Downtown and River Front Revitalization
Plan.
All in all, it does appear that from a land area and building size standpoint, an even trade appears
reasonable and to the benefit of the City. The City will of course incur some moving costs that we
wouldn't have if we didn't relocate the Library. With the Marquette Bank being of new construction,
the condition of that facility is likely better than the library which is nearing 20 years old. Even though
the Marquette Bank site is a little bit larger in land area, the library property is closer to TH 25 and
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would probably have a higher value per square foot, thus making the even up trade more reasonable on
the surface. As you know, the existing library facility is at its capacity and the library board has
recommended for a number of years that the City begin looking at expanding the facility, by at least
50% or more. In other words, if the library were to stay at its present location, the City should be
looking in the next few years at adding up to 3,000 sq. ft. or more to the building. With an exchange to
the Marquette Bank site, the same requirement would exist in that the building is no larger than the
present library. Staff assumes that the area that is currently under canopy (drive-in facility) would be an
ideal location to expand. Whether it was the library that was located there or some other public use,
there would be sufficient property to add onto the building and could likely be accomplished for a cost
that wasn't any more than it would cost to expand at the present library site. The Marquette Bank
facility also has an adjacent parcel to the west that could be used by the City in the future as a parking lot
that could service not only the library but also the community center functions.
B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS:
1. The Council could agree to proceed with the concept of an "even trade" contingent upon the
considerations and conditions listed above, and subject to final approval of a purchase agreement
by City Council.
2. The Council could consider a trade of the properties according to alternative 1, above and
and request some additional remuneration for relocation costs of the library.
3. The Council could table any action on an exchange of properties at this time.5
C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
The City Administrator recommends that the City Council move Alternative 1. Above.
D. SUPPORTING DATA:
■ Letter from Wells Fargo
■ Memorandum - Fred Patch
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Wells Fargo Properties, Inc.
MAC N9305-195
Wells Fargo Center
Sixth and Marquette,19th Floor
Minneapolis, MN 55479
612 667-5900
612 667-5124 Fax
May 31, 2002
Rick Wolfsteller
Monticello City Hall
505 Walnut Street, Suite
Monticello, MN 55362
Dear Rick,
Wells Fargo would like to trade our "Marquette" location in Monticello, as illustrated on Exhibit "A", for
the City's "Library" location, as illustrated on Exhibit "B". The trade would be subject to a purchase
agreement between the City and Wells Fargo containing, along with other terms and conditions, the
following:
Consideration- This will be an "even trade". An essential element in determining the consideration is the
assumption that neither properly has material environmental contamination.
Condition of Property -
Marquette — Wells Fargo will remove all furniture, equipment and fixtures, except for the carpet,
vault door, and "night drop", from the interior of the building prior to its vacation.
Library- The City will remove all furniture, books, and equipment from the interior of the building
prior to its vacation.
Inspection- Each parties will supply the other party a current survey, Phase 1 Environmental Report and
Asbestos Report. After receipt of the reports the parties will have 30 days to inspect the property it is
receiving, to perform other tests that it deems necessary, to determine if the property is suitable for the
intended use, and in the case of Wells Fargo to obtain senior management approval. If a party is not
satisfied with the results of the tests, its inspection, determines, in its sole judgement, that the property is
not suitable for the intended use, or, as to Wells Fargo, has not obtain senior management approval, it has
the right to cancel the agreement by giving the other party notice before 5 PM on the 30th day of the
inspection period.
Title- Each party will provide the other party with a Commitment for Title Insurance within 30 days of the
date of the purchase agreement. After receipt of the commitment the parties will have 10 days to provide
the other party with its objections. If the objections are not satisfied within 30 days the party submitting the
objections will have the right to cancel this agreement by giving the other party notice before 5 PM on the
30th day.
Closing/Possession-The closing and possession will take place 15 days after the later of: the end of the
inspection period and the date the condition of the titles is acceptable to the parties.
Marquette Lease Back- Beginning on the date of the closing, Wells Fargo will lease the Marquette property
for $1. The lease shall terminate on the sooner of. 2 weeks after Wells Fargo has completed the remodel of
its drive thru bank area and the day that is 4 months after the date of close.
Library Lease Back- Beginning on the date of the closing, the City will lease the Library for $1. The lease
shall terminate on the sooner of. 2 weeks after the city has moved the library function from the library and
the day that is 4 months after the Marquette leaseback terminates.
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Parking Lot Improvements- The City is a party to an agreement under which a third party is obligate to
improve the parking lot on the Library property in exchange for the parking lot being available for general
public parking. The City will provided a copy of this agreement to Wells Fargo within 5 days of the date of
the purchase agreement. If Wells Fargo is not satisfied with the terms and conditions in the parking lot
agreement it will have the right to cancel this agreement by giving the City notice before 5 PM on the 5th
day after receipt of the agreement. The City will assign its right under this agreement to Wells Fargo at
closing.
Upon receipt of a copy of this non-binding letter of intent executed by the City I will draft the purchase
agreement.
Sincerely,
Cold P. Richey
I accept the terms in this non-binding letter of intent.
City of Monticello
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Consideration of implementing recommendations from Citv Engineer in preparation of
setting assessment policy for reconstruction projects. (RW)
REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND:
On May 28"', the City Council held a workshop to formulate a policy to be utilized on
reconstruction projects. As part of the discussion on the policy, the City Engineer recommended a
number of items that the Council should consider doing in conjunction with formulating an
assessment policy for reconstruction projects. These items included:
Pavement Management Plan - This would rate ate the streets based on the condition
they are in.
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cover operating costs but also specifically to look at factoring in replacement costs.
3., Appraisals - The City Engineer suggested doing a number of appraisals to determine
the amount of assessment that could be supported by the property types.
4. Stormwater Utility Charge - Although the City Engineer presented information on
this item it was not an item he favored but felt it was an option the Council could
pursue.
Although these items were discussed at the workshop meeting, the Council took no action
authorizing the City Engineer and/or staff to proceed with any particular action. In order to move
ahead on formulating an assessment policy, the Council should provide direction on what steps staff
should take at this time.
ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS:
The Council could authorize the staff and/or City Engineer to proceed with any or all of
items #1-4 listed above.
2. The Council could authorize the staff and/or City Engineer to proceed with other areas of
information gathering/policy formulation as the Council may direct.
3. Take no further action at this time.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
The staff feels it is necessary to continue work in order to have the assessment policy in place and
would recommend proceeding with either Alternative 41 or #2.
D. SUPPORTING DATA:
None
Council Agenda - 06/10/2002
COUNCIL UPDATE
FEASIBILITY OF CHANGING 8' PATHWAY TO 5' SIDEWALK BETWEEN WILLOW
STREET AND OTTER CREEK ROAD ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CSAH 75
By: John Simola, Public Works Director
At the last council meeting, residents along the north side of CSAH 75 between Willow Street and Otter
Creek Road expressed their concerns about losing trees by installing a pathway in front of their homes on
the county boulevard. It was suggested that we look at a 5' sidewalk. I met with representatives of the
county a couple of days after the council meeting. By changing to a 5' sidewalk and leaving the utility poles
in place, it would be possible to install the sidewalk and limit the tree removal to three or four trees. There
would be some concern, however, that the sidewalk could be under water at times during the spring prior
to the fi ost going out of the ground due to the extremely poor drainage on the county ditch on the north side
of CSAH 75. The county indicated they were not going to make drainage improvements with this project.
It was suggested that curb be placed along CSAH 75 that would direct the stormwater towards Willow
Street and Otter Creek Road and, thus, limit the amount water that ended up in the non functional drainage
ditch. The county, however, a day later felt that it would not be possible to install curbing with their project
but that they had an alternative idea to relocate the crosswalk from in front of Pinewood Elementary School
to Otter Creek Road and, thus, eliminate the need for a sidewalk or pathway. It is assumed that some time
in the ftiture when River Street and Otter Creek Road are widened slightly and improved that the sidewalk
or pathway would be located along one side. The county then scheduled a meeting with the school district
and bus companies to work out the final details of the location of the crosswalk and the entrance to
Pinewood Elementary.
Virgil Hawkins, the Wlii ght County Assistant Highway Engineer, recently informed me that they were able
to work out a deal with the school district to relocate the crosswalk to Otter Creek Road. In addition,
because of concerns from the bus company, the entrance to Pinewood Elementary off of CSAH 75 will
not be relocated to line up with Willow Street, instead, a single entrance will be made in the area of the old
entrance and turn lanes and bypass lanes will be installed on CSAH 75 in this area. Therefore, based upon
this meeting between the county and school district, the sidewalk or pathway between Willow Street and
Otter Creek Road is no longer needed.
Additionally, the county indicates their rural section on CSAH 75 would not fit in with a curbed, re -aligned
Otter Creek Road due to lack of storm sewer in the area. It would be impractical to put in 300' of
widened Otter Creek Road without curb and rip some of it up in a couple of years to install curb and storm
sewer, so the Otter Creek Road improvements are deleted from this project.
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