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Police Advisory Commission Agenda 08-24-1994• MONTICELLU Office of the City Administrator 250 East Broadway Monticello, MN 5.5362-9245 Phone: (612) 295-2711 MEMO Metro: (612) 333-5739 TO: Police Commission Members; Sheriffs Department Representatives, Don Lindell and Sheriff Don Hozemp FROM: Rick Wolfsteller, City Administra r DATE: August 18, ].994 RE: Quarterly meeting date--August 24, 1994, 7 p.m. t Enclosed you will find a brief agenda for the Police Commission meeting scheduled for next Wednesday, August 24, at 7 p.m. If any commission member has any other topic you would like to see addressed at this meeting, I'm sure we will have time to discuss other items of interest. In light of the fact that our Chairman, Warren Smith, has been appointed to the City Council for the balance of 1994, it was decided to hold off for a few months on completion of the police department report that would analyze the pro's and con's of contracting versus establishing our own police department. I've gathered additional information from other communities who have their own police departments and am in the process of putting together the information on cost for inclusion in the report. Due to the fact that Commission member Brad Fyle and Warren Smith are both on the Council, I thought it would be beneficial to just wait until possibly our next meeting to further review this report. • AGENDA REGULAR MEETING - MONTICELLO POLICE COMMISSION Wednesday, August 24, 1994 - 7 p.m. Members: Warren Smith, Dave Gerads, Liz DesMarais, Brad Fyle, Jim Fleming 1. Call to order. 2. Approval of minutes of the regular meeting held Wednesday, April 20, 1994. 3. Consideration of recommending establishment of a skateboard/rollerblading ordinance For the city. 4. Review of recently-adopted cigarette ordinance. 5. Review of 1995 Police Department budget. 6. Review of Police Commission award program. 7. Adjourn. • Police Commission Agenda - 8/24/94 s. Consideration of recommendin establishment of a skateboard/ rollerbladin ordinance for the city. A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: With the increased popularity of rollerblading, the Police Commission may want to discuss with the Sheriff's Department the pro's and con's of establishing an ordinance to regulate these activities within the city. While I'm not aware of many complaints coming directly to city hall concerning skateboarding or rollerbladers, there are some commercial and industrial properties where rollerblading is occurring on private property in parking lots that may be a problem. In addition, rollerblading along sidewalks can be hazardous to pedestrians, and there have been cases where rollerbladers are using streets for this purpose, including Highway 25. In order to see what some other communities have done, enclosed you will find copies of various ordinances that have been adopted by other communities. Generally speaking, most of the ordinances seem to prohibit rollerblading or skateboarding on: '~ 1. County or state aid highways. 2. Some communities prohibit activities on certain streets or busy intersections, usually within central business districts. 3. Some communities actually prohibit the activity on private property in commercial and industrial areas without express permission being granted by the owner. 4. Some of the ordinances also indicate that even where rollerblading is not prohibited, the activity must be done in accordance with rules and regulations governing operation of bicycles. 5. Mast ordinances indicate that violators are subject to petty misdemeanor violations that may include fines up to $100. In most cases, if the activities are occurring on private property, the px ivate property owner can post signs and police their own property. Possibly where the City may want to intervene is to decide whether there are certain sidewalks or streets within busy traffic areas where we may want to ,.~ prohibit skateboard or rollerblading activities. As long as we are looking at 2 Police Commission Agenda _ 8/24/94 an ordinance, I don't think we'd have any opposition from business owners by also including language that indicates it is prohibited on private property without the owner's permission. After discussion by the Commission members, if you feel an ordinance should be considered, we could outline the general details we'd like to see in the ordinance and recommend it be considered by the City Council. • 2 WCSD P, 02 vNTY a~ WRIGNT COVN7"1f v° ~. ,, z vHl~l~l~l''~ ®~PIAF~T~II~INT ~~a '~ dr DQN HOZEMPA es~ $!"'iE~i1FF 911 EMER©ENCY Bulrp~ld 682.1162 Don hln;~eil Metro 473-8673 Chief Deputy 10 N,W. 2nd Street Monticello 295-2533 Gary Miller 6ufrala, Mlnneaata 65313 Delano 972-292a Lleutenank Cokato 296-5x54 ' Annandale 274-3035 ATTENTION ROLLERBLADERS SKATEBOARDERS BICYCLISTS DUE TO TllE NUKBER OP COMPLAINTS RECEIVED FROM BUSINESS OWNERS AND CITIZENS, PLEASE NOT$ Tt1E PO1aLOWING CITY ORDINANCES THAT APPLY TO PERSO[~S ROLLERBLAbING, SKATEBOARDING, ANb BICYCLING IN THE C~CTY OF MONTIGELLO: MONTZCELLO CITY ORDINANCE 7-1-3 PU13L.IC NUISANCE - IT IS A MiSnQlEANAB. To= Al LINGER AAnUT THE DOO[tWAY OF ANX BUILDING, OR SYTTING OR LINGERING UPON THE STEPS, • wlNDOw SILLS. RAILING, FENCE, OR PARKING AREA AD.IACENT TO ANY BUILDING IN SUCH A MANNER AS Tt7 085TRUGT OR PARTIALLY OBSTRUCT ACCESS TO THE BUILDING OR IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO ANNOY TH13 OWNER OR OGCQPANTS. >i) OBSTRUCT PEDESTRIANS OR VEHICLE TRAFFIC OR OTHERWISE CAUSE AN OBSTRiICTION OS INTERFEENCE WITH THE PREMISES OR MARE DANGEROUS FOA PASSAGE: C) FAIL Og REFUSE TO LEAVE ANX PREMISES AFTER BEING REQUESTED TO B'Y SIGN OR IN PBR50N BY THE OWNER OR POLICE, OR TO RSTURN AT ANY TIME AFTER BEING REQUESTEb/OR,i)ERED TO LEAVE THE PREMI58S. MoriTZCELLd CITY ORDINANCE b-i-9 CURFEW A) N4 PERSON UNDCR AGE >;IGRTEEN (18) REARS 4F AG1;, WHEN NOT ACCOI'1pAN]:ED~ BY PARENTS 0-~ GUARD TAN, .SHALT, BE ALLOWED ON THE STREETS. 5IDSFIALKS, OR ANY PUBLIC PLACE IN T1iE CITY OP ?iONTICELLO AFTER TEIE HOUR OF 11 a 00pm or before 5' OOam WITAl7UT REASONABLE CAUSE. B) ANY PARENT OB OTaf~R ADULT HAVING CARE OR CUSTODY OP A JUVENILE irAY AI.50 BE GHARGEp FOR ALLOWING A .IWENILE TO VIOLATE CURFEU', FO$ PURP081s3 OF TH,B ORDINANCS, THE TE$,1!!( °PREPQSE5° 7~CLUDLS: - ANY PAx1CxNG LOT, 3IDEfJALR, STREiI;T. ALLEY, PLAYGROUND, RESTAURANT, CAFE, BUILDING IISE- FOR BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES, OR APAHT!(ENT CO1+8LEa HAI.LiIAY IN THI: CITY dF . HONTICELLO. USE C0110~MaN SENSE YOUR ACTS DETERMINE OUR RESPONSE AUG- 2-94 TUE 14 43 INFORMATION SERVICE League of Minnesota Cities 1$3 University Ave E. St. Paul , MN 55101 r1 LJ MHA ~ CLIPPING SERVICE ~ ~ BlACKOUCK AMERICAN Baltraml Ca. JUL 1 6 1991 •__ ~ ~ ~ :ORDINANCE NO.189 ' ~1 - ' An Ordlrtanca Rr9u1>ittfng Sketa- boardM'Ig '~. .The City Council of ttla~ City of Bladcdudc does o-dain: F'~~ Sect 1. The purpose of this ordi- Mnance is to protect the Public Health and Safety arising out of the use of skateboards,~roller_skates ___ and roller blades in certain busi- Hess areas. Sect. 2. The use of skateboards, roller skates and roller blades shall be prohibited on the County and State Highways and sidewalks within the City of Btackduck and four hundred (400)-feet in any direction from the center of the intersection-of=JNain Street and Summlt.Avenua within the City of Blat;icduck. Soct. 3. Any person who partici- pates or engages in the use of skateboards, roller skates ar roller blades upon the highways and sidewalks which are not specified above as prohibited must observe the same rules of the road as required of bicyclos pursuant to Minnesota Stadute 184.22. Classification ~ ~~ Municipality -F31C~Gkcl,~~~ Date - ~ lc=~,-~_~ Subject _~ Sect. 4. Any person who violates any provision of this ordinance shall be guilty of a petty misdemeanor punishable by up to $100.00 fine. In addition, any police officer who observes any person violate this ordinance is authorized to seize the offenders skateboard, roller skates or roller blades and hold the same I a# the Law Enforcement Center. to the event of such .a seizure, the ;offender, if an adult, may secure the .return of the article seized after ------ twenty-faun (24) --hours -have------" °'--- - ~elapsed, since .the seizure. In the _ case of a minor;`the article ~5eized ' I shall be returned only to the parent or guardian of such minor offender `after twenty-four (24) hours have elapsed since the seizure. This Ordinance shall be in effect upon its passage and publication. Passed: July 2,1991 ~~~ ~, Published: July 13,1991 . Milton O. Beck, Mayor City of Bladcduck Attest: Carole J., Schmidt, Clerk City of Biadtdudc ~.- INFORMATION SERVICE League of Minnesota Cities 183 University Ave E. St. Paul, MN 55101 • ~~, City of Chaska }fib ORDINANCE NO. 450 ' AN ORDINANCE REGULATING ` THE USE O>~ SKATEI]OARDS, ROVER BLADES, ROLLI~1t SKATES AND ROLLER SKIS ON CERTAIN Cl i Y S TREETS AND SIDEWALKS AND CERTAIN OF ' THE PUBLIC PROPERTY AND PROVIDING FOR THE ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOF TH1~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHASKA DO ORDAIN: SECTTON 1. Purpose The purpor'e of this Ordinance is to protect the public health and safety azis- tng out of the use of skateboards, roller blades, roller skates and roller skis within the City of Chaska. The City ~Coundl-of the Gty of Chaska finds-that- ~'therc are certain public streets and public property wherein the operation and ttse - of skateboards, roller blades, roller skates and roller skis create an unneces- sary potential danger to either the user of such devices ar the gcncrdl public and that the use of said devices to an im- proper manner may cause destruction of ' property. SECTION Z-Definition ROLLER DEVICE shalt mean any ~otx of the following devices: A Roller ttkates Ind roller blades means a shoe with wheels attached or a device with wheels which is designed to Classification # c("> Municipality _C~nQS i~~~ Date ~ ~u H S. ,...'a ~~- Subject A. Un the following streets, road of highways: Trunk Highway No. 212, Trunk highway No. 41, County Road No. 1"7, County Road No. 18, ]onathan Boule- vard South, Hunderimark Road, Prtgler Boulevard, Victoria Way (County Road No. 11), Crosstown Boulevard, Bava}ia Road, Cardinal Street from Victoria Way to Trunk Highway No. 41, Walnut Street from Trunk Highway No. 41 to its intersection with Trunk Highway No. 212. ' B. On any public street, alWeyhin d~ walk or other public propeh9 following area, same being the down- ; town business area: Commencing at the intersection of the south right-af-way line of Trunk Highway No. 212with the cast lino of the sidewalk along the east side of Walnut Street; thence southerly of the east line of said sidewalk to its intersection with the north right-of-way line of First Street, thence west along the north right~f-way line of First Street to its intersection. with the west line of the sidewalk along the - west side of Pine Street to its interseaton with the south right~f-way line ~ TNnk Highway Na. 212; thence along wa No- right-of-way line of Trunk High Y Z12; to point of beginning. SECTION 4. Ogscrvahon of Rules of the Road ` Any pin who is ruing any roller device on any of the streets or roadways within the GtY which arc not specified above as prohibited must observe the same rules of the road as required of bicycles pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 169.222. SECTION 5. Future Description of Prohibited Arcs The City Council may, in the future, • by Resolution, prohibit the use of: de-' vices defined in Section Two hereof in . areas of rho City in addition to those , prohibited in Seaion Three hereaf.uppoon = recommendation of the Chief of Police or the Parks and Recreation Director. . SECTION b. Violation - ': Any person who violates.any p~!~- 'ons of this Ordinance shall be guilty of., ~I I ' be attached to a shoe. ~ B. Skateboard means a wheeled scif- propelled and manually Propelled device to transport a rider which device is'not otherwise secured to the rider's fact or shots- C. Roller skis means apair-of skis ~latformed with wheels attached which is intended to simulate skiing. S1vCI10N 3. Prohibition ~ It shall be unlawful for any person to tide or propel himsclf/herself upon a roller devtce as defined herein in or on the following arras in tht City of Chaska: st a perryy misdemeanor. •:.:~. SECTION 7. Effective Date - :'~~~;~~•~ This Ordinance shall be in full force ; and effect after its day of passing; adop- -Con, and publication acxx~rd~ng to law. Passed and adopted by the'rCity, . Council of the City of Chaska; Mitma rata this 5th day of JunRe~~198P,-ftneplre t Atttsst: Jacquelyn A~lter~ r ~• ,•: .Ucputy'acrk~ ~. ~ubtishcd in tht Carver Count Hccald ' u~y, ]unc 15, 1989; 1-W.~S1D) ;y~-.- TNPORMATION SERVICE League of Minnesota Cities 183 University Ave E. St. Paul, MN 55101 CITY OF COTT~,GE GROVE ORDINr~NCE ]`O. 497 ~_~ ORUI\A\CT; POR 1'Flli CITY OF CU-CTAC1: GROVL•--, Atl\1Ii50TA RC4ATl\G TO OTF1;~51i5 -\ll5C1~LLANCOUS 11x City Council oC the City of Cottage Grove, Washington County, Minnesou dots hereby ordain as follows: Scclirnt LAtnendment."TheCodeoftheCity of Cottage Grove, County of Washington, State oC Minnuota," shall be amended by amending Chapter 16-_by adding Section 16-27. Section 16.27. L~~ ~ O (a) Purpusc. J Tex purpose of this Section is to protect the public health and safety arising out of the use of skate boards, roller skates, roller blades and roller skis within the Ciry; regulating the use thereof upon public streets and sidewalks; prohibiting the same from parking lots and cidewalkt an cammerciallyzonedlond; providing penalties for violations. Nothing in this Section shall be con- - strued to prohibit the use pf a wheelchair or other wheeled device designed to assist disabled per- sons on sidewalks or public or private perking lots. (b) DcC[niliops. For the purposes of this Section, the following wards and phrases shall have the meanings respectively scribed to them by this substation: 1. Skate hoard. A wheeled, non-motorized device which is not secured to the rider's feet or shoes which is designed to trattspert a rider. _ 2. Roller- skis. A wheeled, non-motorized i device, which may a may not be secured to the rtder's feet or shoes, which is designed to vans- parl arider. 3. Roller skates/Rallcr blades. A wheeled device which is attached to a shoe or designed tv be attached to a shoe, which is designed to trans- port a rider. (c) I'rohibilcd Acts. Tt shall be unlawful Cor any person to ride a propel himself upon a skate board, roller skate, roller blade or roller skis in any of the following circumstances: t 1. On any street or roadway within an . vea ;zoned Cor evmmereial or industrial use. ' 2. On arty sidewalk, public parking lot, or in '$rty private parking lot which is in a commtreial- ly or indusvially zoned arcs. 3. In any area within the Ciry while being pushed, pulled or in any way propelled by any ~ •motorized vehicle or by a person on a bicycle. • d. G`ontiary tri tie staiuroryprovisians Tplllic- ble to the operation of bicycles. . S. Upon any rorlway where the posted speed . imit is in excesr„aj,~0.milcs Pei hour. (d) I;xecptiotts. The provisions of Section 16-27 (c)(2) shall "ot prohibit the owner of commercial properly om using commercial premises for skate ands, roller skis, roller skates/roller blades for is own use, or for an organized event wrtduaed ith the owner's permission. ° • - _(e) Violations. ..K.-~." . -.;~. Any person who violates this section shall be guilty of a perry misdemeanor, punishsblts,by a .floe of up to S]oo.lla. -- - - 2. ElTcctivc' Date. ` ~- '?`'- =, 'This Ordinance chaU be in full force and effect ~ from and afar its passage and publieatiott .,according to law. .._ :~:.:: x_=•._Passed this 15th.day.,of June, 1988. 'wF~_.. s.t:,rRiehvd Ft ??tdcrsvn ~ _ - avtayor ._ -~-i' -_ - -- -- `~ +~ Deputy Cter~k ~ .. r *:~.~c`~ ~: ,Introduced by: (:ouncilman Puppe. Seconded _ by: Councilman Denier. Vding iri7av~; Coun- :~cilmiin Puppe, Councilman Derrzu,;iCouneil- ,jtwoman Seaerist,'Couneilman Rauh at>d•Mayor Pederson. -'Voting againse Wont. -_. ~:~.:. ,`(Published in The Washington County: itlletirt I ' and'The Woodbttty Bulletin Thursday; 7uly ;Iil, ~" ]988 abcdefghiptltnnopgrsttrvwxyz) _'~-_I V Classification # .~i~,-~Q Municipality [p~b~ Date ~n /S / 9~'~ Subject INFORMATION SERVICE League of Minnesota Cities 183 University Ave E. St. Paul, MN 55101 Oro rnanq ND. IM r ~ AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE REGULATION OF SIDEWALKS AND STREETS, PRONIEITINC THE USE OF DEVICES KNOWN AS SKATEBOARDS, ROLLER SKATESIBLADES. ANb SCOOTERS ON SIDEWALKS AND STREETS IN THE /~ CENTRAL BUSINESS p15TRIGT OF /-\` THE CITY OF LAKE CITY r O F~ ~ SECTION 1115 -- / ROLLER SKATE57BLADES, SKATEBOARDS i SCOOTERS THE CITY DF LAKE CITY DOES ORDAIN: 1 145.01 DEFINITIONS: Tne folrowinq words and e/rms whenever they OCCUr in (hr; Ordinance. ire tllflMd as tO1iDw S: tat Cantr/I puainafs Dlflrlel. Ms/n; the /r/a Of the Ci• ty bduntled by the fDltbwinq lines: 1. High Street trDm Lypn Avenue tD Mason Street. 2. Lakesnore Onve from Chestnut Street to Mulon Street. 3. wasningttln Street from Chestnut Street to the 5Ely • and of WaatungtOn Street. 4, Franklin Street (rOm Chestnut Street to Mason Straat. • ~ 5. Ch/Stn41 Streer hem L/kBahDr/ Pnve ID Franklin ____ • Classification # S~ Municipality ~o~lr~~ C j~}-~• Date ~ ~~ ~~ i 3. ~ `~ ~' Subject Slraet. ~ 6. Lyon Avenue from Hign Street tD Franklin Street ~ - 7. Gentar Street from Mrgn 5trwt to Franklin Street. 9..L1and^ Stract !rdm HtG,^. S:reCt ;O Farklir, S:ree2. (61 Kollar Skat//Ibud/a. Moans @ ShOa wim rrh//la tl• ~ uchetl or a device with wheels which is deaignaled to ba allaCned f0 a 6h0e- • (q Skatrbpudf. Means a wheeled device deigned tp ~ transport i ntler m a stantlmq position. whrcn tlavtu is not otherwise sedwetl to the rider's last or anoas. i (dl Scooter. A !Dar operated vrniele consisting 01 a nu• ~ , row boaro mountetl between two wneela, tandem. wrth an uwrgnt steering nantlle attached ro Me front wne/I. , (a10p/nU. Means to ride Dn or control the opantlon , Ol a skateboard, roller skat/;Ibl/d/; Or scoot/r, I IQ Op/ratOr. Means every person wno opanta; or Ia in - aCtual phySiCal Control 01 a akalebbard. rotor ~ , skatesr6lades or scooter, 1145.03 No person shall ride or use a skateboard, rolls Ekat/slbletls Or ;CODter: (al On any pubuc sidewalk,;treat Dr any puplk Ibarlrlnq lot srtuatetl in tree Central Business plstndt. pr Ib10n private property bl another wrtnout the stones ,- t»rmissidn td d0 so by tree owner pr gCCUOani Df saitTprO= - ~ °- party, or .,. (el In any CaraUSS. feckless er negligent manner a0 At7 10 entlinq@r Or be irkely ld Mtlinger Ih1 safety dt any p/f• ;pre Or pr0beny pf Any Other perbOn, 1145.05 The operator Of a ikat/poald, rDll/r akites/blatle Or scooter emarglnQ from any alley, tlhrway Or building upon a0prp^Cnmq a sidewalk Or the tidawalk ant eXlendlnq across any illeyway, ;Hall yi/Id 111- Ilght• of•wsy to all petlestnans approaching tree sidewalk or sidewalk area Intl upon entering tree roadway, shall yield the righl•OI-Wiy IO Ili vehlCle9 ppprpaCninq Oh tn/ rpadwsy- 11a5.07 No parson Operating a akauboard. rolls I skate4rblidea Or scoots( snail attach the Hma Or tM p/r- sOn OI the op/ratOr, to any vehicle upon • rtaadway. 17a5.09 Every parson dpentinq a sluuboard, rolNr 1 skateafblades or scooter upon a roadway shall ride u j ClOSa a; possible to the right nand Curd dr /dq/ Of tn/ roadway. 1145-it No person shall Y;e a ;k;tapoal0. roller' skaleslbl8des Or Scooter upon a public sirNt, sidewalk pr other roadway alter 6unset and balore sunrise. 1145.13 No person shall use a skateboard, roller , sketeslblad/s Or sCOOtefa upon i Slate Nrghway in tM City or Lake Crty~ 1115-15 VlOlallnna. Any prison who vi0ut/; any prOVl- sion or tnis prdinince shall be qudty of a parry mlada• meanor as delinetl in Minnesota Suture Seption 60q.02, 5ubd. aa. In addrtidn, eny p/aCa Of fiC/r who ppfarv/y /ray person vrdtate any provisions of this oroinarlca ra autrtdrtz• ed to 6eize tn! offender's rOllerskiua. bkatebOard, Or ;COdir1 and id hOltl lama at me lake Clty Pplip f7/part•~ merit. In tree event of wch seizure. iM olfertdar. It M adult, may S/CUre the rttprn pf the drtiCle aeiZed after iw/sty lour hour9 here elapsetl sinc^ th/ f/izufe. In tM Ca// Of a minor, tree anid/ seized snail be returned only to tM Oar/rat Or guardian Of such m~nOr Otlender after lW/sty- , lour hour? Hare elapsed since the seizure. lhirOduCetl by th! Common COUhCII this tlth day Of JD- IY. 1989. Mary LOu Backman. Mayer ATTEST. Bruce SC hu mac he r, ClOrkrF inanCa Drract0/ Pubsshf0 in the Lak! Crty Gradnlc the 13th tlay of Ju• ly, 1989. INFORMATION SERVICE League of Minnesota Cities ],83 niversi ty Ave ~ ,. ,._,_w~: - .._- ., ~,~, sd 5Q. ~..c.~~.° ..T :. MAPLE GROVE-_;: ~r~ - ORDINANCE N0,.90~34 , AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATEw SELF-PROPELLED YVHEELED DE .~ i VICES'. ~ . -_ ?~"" "rHE CRY CQUNCIL OF THE CITY Op 1AAPLE GROVE DOE9~~RDA1N: ;~ SECTION 1. ~j;( MENT- Chapter Vll of the Maple Grove Ordnance Code (Traffic Regulations) is hereby amended by addin the fogowi Ian - _ .. Classification ~ ~~"Z~ r) -':~=-: - .. Municipality f~~c~~12. ~~!?SfZ .r ~ Date ~ ~ ~ `~~' ~~ ;~;; r ~ . ~_~ :~. ~ S U b J e C t - Y ~. ~' 4- eer.;:- ...-_- - j ~, ~-~ .- s~ - ... •~ c - ~ ~[T ~' y.n•,: ~. •- ~. g ng guage as Sec- e' lion 732: - ~; • - ! ~:. Section 732:00. D$.6II11Jgt1. The terttl .-. ? ,, : - 'self-propelled wheeled device' shallr~~'-- °= mean a non-motorized platform, rop ~ '-- , board, ski-like device, shoe, boot. or simi~,-"_ • -, - lar object mounted on wheels and de-~'`' :, - signed or intended to propel a ridAr by ~ :;: human pouver or leers of gravity inducting;. -...- but not limited to, skateboards, rollerskis, '-: '= rollerskates, and rollerblades. These ,<,• devices do not inducts a wheelchair;;.~~'-:: ~, operated by a disabled person, bicydes;.k`_ ::' wagons, or strollers. +-: lion 732:05. p~jg It unlawful for any person to ride or ~-~~ - - - e aself-propelled. wheeled device-'"~:_' • I under any of the folowing conditions: _ - Subd. 1. Upon any property containing facilities designed to invite public pedes- '•_ trian shopping traffic, unless written per-. ~~. mission has been obtained from the•_'w`~""'• owner, occupant, or person in charge or`.:_Y f the property. ,,_ Subd. 2. In any area within the Citjr ":~. while being pushed, pulled or in anyway, ;_r propelled by any motorized vehide or by a. , ;~~. ,person on a bicycle. ..: ' Subd. 3. In a careless, reckless, or negligent manner in disregard for the rights or safety of properly or any other, . -..;;; person. . Subd. 4. Contrary ro the rights and' _ = duties applicable to the driver of any ve- .- -_ hide pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, ~ Chapter 169, except in respect to those ~ provisions therein which by their nature rennet reasonably be applied to such I devices. ` Section 732:10. ESII;31tY. Any person who shall operate a self-propelled wheeled device in violation of the provi- lions of this Section shall be punished in i the same manner as a viclation of Minne- sots Statues, Chapter 169, as more fully described in Section 169.89, Subd. 1, th f. vn 732:15, j~~~. Any po officer who observes any violation of this Section is authorized to impound the self-propelled wheeled device and tq . hold the same:t~t'the polite deputrrtent ~ . ''r.'" ~, «ic i.. ~roP -:. `:::. ~ -, ( - - ~ wheeled drvi4. r legal guardian of an ' " ~ 3. operator under the ;:.,,,1 age of eighteen (18) years, and shall be= _-' released to any operator eighteen (18y /J years of older folowing the expiration of a ; ~ `. 24-hour impoundment period..: SECTION 2. )~; Chapter-'-~ 'VII of the Maple Grova Ordnance Code'°°' (Traffic Regulations) is hereby amended; by adding the fallowing language air' Sectian,73t: - .~: (Amended as Section 410:00, Ord.,' ' No: 83-25; Sec, 5} + ' Section 731:00. jZgj~tt~, Fort purpose of Section 731, the tenn'biryde shall be defined as set forth in Minnesota' Statutes, Chapter 169, as amended, Section 731:05, = In addition to the provisions regulating bicydea in MinnesotA Statutes, Chapter . - 169. as amended, fife following reguyt. _ ._ . __. liana shall also apply to any bicycle ridden. at any place within the Cfty of AAeple Grove. -: Subd. 1. No person shall ride or propel a bicycle with another person on the handlebars or in any position in frontof fhe operator. Subd. 2. No birycle shall be ridden at a speed greater than is reasonable and 'prudent under the conditions and having regard b the actual and potential hazards" :then existing inducting, but not limited to; • ,. the safety of the operator and any other: person or property. : x r Subd. 3. Every person operating a.' , picyde shall ride as near to the right as pracicable, exercising due care when; passing any person or thing 46strucyng"' the way.. Subd. 4. Whenever a usable path foi' birydes has been provided adjacent iD a; 'roadway biryde riders shay use such ' path'and shall not use the adletcent road` way whenever practicable. Subd. 5. No parent of any minor cltdd or the gtrardlan of any ward shall author- ize or knowingly pemti this child or ward to 'violate any provision of Section 731. or ~Y other few regulating tricycles.. ~~w' 3 Section 731:1G. L• Any .persgt who shall operate a .self-propelled wheeled device' in violation of the prov{- - lions of this Ssrfian shall be punished in t ~e same manner as a violation of Minrie~- ' sofa Statutes, Chapter 169, as more fully described in Section 169.89, Subd, 1. !hereof. ,.... SECTION 3. - ..,,' - 9E~EAL. -' Section" 410:00 of the Maple Grove Ordinance . Cade (Bicyde. Regulations) is heretijr. = repealed - ..'. ~:;~ .: SECTION ~~ ~IALxY.~ Violations o~~`~ this Ordinance shall be punished as prtr.`~ vided in Sectbn.l and 2 above: ~,::;'':• •;:~;~ -: SECTION 5. ~L This Orc~- hence shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and publication as.` required by law: :;. Adopted by the City Caundf of the City'_ of Maple Grove this 6th day of August; 1990, .,- James P. Deane, Mayor =? ATTEST: - .-- City Clerlt - . - - published in the Osseo-Maple Grove' Press W~eSday August 15, 1990:.:. `;:". OP877 - - ~= /, ~/ INFORMATION SERVICE League of Minnesota Cities 183 University Ave E. St.~ul, MN 55101 Classification q a~2.S0 Municipality ~7j~rC ;,,~- , Subject - MNA CLIPPING SERVICE (. f ~'HIEF R[YER FA[ LS Subd. 3. The operator of roller blades, roller skates, or a skateboard . TI,tifES emerging from any alley, driveway, or build- I I Pennington Co, ng upon approaching a sidewalk or thA sidewalk area extending across an allay-; /~fN 1 way, shall yield the righFof-Way to alfpedes~. mans approaching on the sidewalk or side- walk area and upon entering the roadway 9 19 shall yield the right-of-way to all vehicles 9' approaching on the roadway. .tune 18, 1991 ~` O~INANCt: N0 17'3 2 v ~` Subd. 4. No person operatlnq roller blades, roller skates. or a skateboard shall . `'~ AN OROINAP)CE OF ~ ~~ES 7WIEF RtyER FALLS TWE CITY OF aaach the same, or the person of the oPeXa_ tar, to any vehicle upon a roadway. , AMENDING CITY COp MINNESOTA, ENTRLEp TRAFFIC FiEGUCWAPTER 8 Subd. 5. Every person operating roller blades, roller skates, or a skateboard ROPING A SECTION R CATIONS' BY DF ROLLER BLADES gLL~R ~ USE u n a roadway, shall ride as close as possl- ble to the right hand curb or edge of the , R ANp SKATE$QAApS, qNp BY ADOPTING B1' REFERENCE C roadway. Subd. 6. No person shall use roAer AND SECTION 8.99, WHICCW~ER 1 OTHER THINGS, W AMONG /PROVISIONS. CONTAIN PENALTY blades. roller skates, ar a skateboard upon a public street, sidewalk, or other roadway from 10:00 o'cbck P.M. to 8:00 o'clock /gyp,(. TWE CRy COUNCIL OF TWIEF RNER FALLS ORpA1NS: except on private property with express per- missron of owner. ~ Secton 1. CI Cie Sec 'Roller glades 8"~' entice R Subd. 7. A person apprehended by a Police officer in vioiatton of the provisions of • ._._ _~ - - - , oller 3 bonds' is her kolas, and Skate- ~~5~ Ste' 1•~~-~:~~ ~ ~ A ~~ this ordinance does by his use o(the pubec _ _ sidewalks, streets and public parking bts -_,_ consent to the impoundment by a police otli- ~ p~tr~ That ~ of the ~ ' t~ ~u~ o( ~ rp car of the roller blades, roller skates, or skateboard for a i d f h ~ ~e ~u q~~^e Str~e et, line of the North by the NoAh '' per o o t ree days upon a first offense, a week upon the second f the West by th ~ S ~°~~n~t ~/~ lg„ Avenue, an Mine of Atlant) ~~ t ~' the West cur- ~ A o fense, and thirty days upon a third or adds- i tional offense. ,4ny operator aggr(eved by' the impoundment of his roller blades roller c ie v ~ 8. Operate. To ride on or upon ar control i rdler bl , ~ skates, or skateboard may petition the City Council for a hearing hereon at the next rag-' ~ a ~t~ar~ ades, roller skates, C, Operator Ev ular council meeting following the :' Impoundment. This provision (s In addtion or is to actual ~ ~~ ~ ope~a~es physical control of roller ; blades roller skates to the provisions far fines and penattles as' set forth in Sec. 8.99. , ~ a ~ ~ p. Holler blades/roller skates. q shoe I wlih wheals attached or a devi wh l ( Subd. 8. Every violation of an sub- division, paragraph, or provision of this sew lion shall ba uni h d f se ce with s which is designed b be attached b a shoe. p s e as or a petty mtsde- meanor. ; E. Skateboards. A device -or riding ~ upon, usuaAy while standing consi an obb i Section 2 Gity Code Chapter 1 entitled 'General Provisions and pefimtlons Applksi- bla to the Entire Code includi P al , st ng o ng Pieces of wood or of oilier oompo- si6vn. mounted ~ ng en ty for Vlolativn" and Section 8.99 entitled 'V'rola- on slrate yyheels Subd. 2. It shag ba unlawful for any ~ person to operat lion a Misdemeanor- are hereby adopted in their entirety, by reference, as though e roller blades, roller skates, or a skateboard under the clrcum- stances set forth h repeated verbattm herein. Section 3. This Ordinance shall be in ereafter: A. On any public sidewalk, public parking lot withi nes r force and effect from and attar its passage, approval and publication. n the busi tact, ~ s dts B ~ Passed by the City Council of Thiel River Fails Minnesota on the 10th d f Private Property of another without ' the express permissi , , ay o June, 1991. on to do so 6y the ' owner or o~upant of Bald C• In any careless r or Votingg Aye: Bursted, Brekke, Wennberg, Barron. Reeve, Womack and Mayor Carlson , manner so ems. or negligent ' endanger or be I(kely to endanger the ~j Voting No: Heinrichs Absent: None e , arty of an other ry of any ~reOn ar prop- Y person -s- Bob Carlson ' Mayor ATTEST: -s- Gerald A. Wigness Ciry Clerk-Treasurer ~ • Police Commission Agenda - 8/24/94 4- Review of recently-adopted cigarette ordinance. A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: In July, the City Council adopted a fairly strict cigarette ordinance regulating licensing and vending machine sales of cigarettes in Monticello. In the past, the City has not had a licensing requirement for venders selling cigarettes, nor have we regulated sales of cigarettes through vending machines. With the recently-adopted ordinance, we've gone from no regulation to a much stricter set of standards. With the adoption of the licensing ordinance now comes the enforcement of the ordinance. In general, the ordinance requires all venders of cigarettes to obtain a license annually and requires that all cigarette sales occur with the assistance of a clerk and that tobacco products cannot be obtained by a self-service method by the customer unless it's through a licensed tobacco vending machine. In regard to vending machines, all machines located in establishments other than a private business or liquor establishment must be either operated electronically by an employee of the establishment For each sale or by the insertion of tokens obtained from an employee of the establishment. The intent of this requirement was to make it more difficult for underaged individuals to obtain cigarettes through vending machines when the machines were not closely monitored. Also by requiring sales of cigarettes to be assisted by a clerk in the store, this also should limit the theft problem for youngsters obtaining cigarettes from display setups, etc. The licensing requirement will not take effect until January 1, 1995, and it is hopeful that the new regulations will somewhat police themselves by making it very difficult for underaged children to obtain cigarettes without directly purchasing them from a clerk. While it may take some policing to check on various vending machines to see if they are of the electronic ar token coin operation, I do not expect our police department to be tobacco cops unless they receive specific complaints about a retailer. One thing that is not covered by this ordinance is the fact that even with assisted sales in convenience stores or gas stations, there is nothing to stop a teenage clerk from selling to their friends. While it may be beneficial to notify all retailers that they should warn their clerks that sales to minors is a crime, I don't think very many people are ever charged with this type of offense, even though the fines can be very substantial. Other than general review of this ordinance by the Police Commission, no action is really necessary unless the Sheriffs Department representatives have same concerns or recommendations on enforcement procedures. D. SUPPORTING DATA: Copy of the ordinance adopted by Council. ORDINANCE AMENDMENT NO. 2b3 • THE CITY COUNCIL OF MONTICELLO, MINNESOTA, DOES HEREBY ORDAIN THAT TITLE 3 OF THE MONTICELLO CITY ORDINANCE BE AMENDED BY ADDING THE FOLLOWING CHAPTER PERTAINING TO SALE OF TOBACCO: CHAPTER 14 SALE OF TOBACCO SECTION: 3-14-1: Definition 3-14-2: License Required 3-14-3: Application and Issuance of License 3-14-4: License Fee 3-14-5: Displaying of License 3-14-6: Restrictions 3-14-7: Revocation of License 3-14-8: Tobacco Vending Machines 3-14-9: Appeal 3-14-10: Responsibility far Agents and Employees • 3-14-1: DEFINITIONS: TOBACCO: As used in this chapter, the term "tobacco" means and includes tobacco in any farm, including, but not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, or bagged, canned, or packaged product. SELF-SERVICE MERCHANDISING: The term "self-service merchandising" means a method of displaying tobacco products other than through a vending machine sa that they are accessible to the public without the intervention of an employee. 3-14-2: LICENSE REQUIRED: No person shall directly or indirectly or by means of any device or machine keep for retail sale, sell at retail, exchange, barter, dispose of, or give away any tobacco at any place in the city of Monticello without first obtaining a license from the City. The sale of tobacco by vending machine shall require a license under this chapter. 3-14-3: APPLICATION AND ISSUANCE OF LICENSE: Application for a license shall be made to the City Administrator on a form supplied by the City. Such application shall state the full name and address of the applicant, the location of the building and the part thereof intended to be used by the applicant . under the license, the kind of business conducted at the location, and any other relevant information as shall be required by the application form. Upon the filing of such application with the Administrator, it shall be presented to the City Council far its consideration, and, if granted by the Council, a license shall be issued by the City Administrator upon payment of the required fee. ~~ ~~ , ..~ ... Ordinance Amendment No. 253 Page 2 • 3-14-4: LICENSE FEE: The annual license fee shall be an amount established by the City Council. All licenses shall expire on December 31. For any license issued after January 1 in any year, the fee shall be computed by prorating the annual Fee over the remaining months ar fraction thereof until December 31. A penalty of fifty percent (50%) of the license fee shall be imposed if license is not applied for within the same calendar month that first sale of tobacco is made, ar within the first month after the license expires. 3-14-5: DISPLAYING OF LICENSE: Every license shall be kept conspicuously pasted at the location for which the license is issued and shall be exhibited to any person upon request. 3-14-6: RESTRICTIONS: (A) Separate licenses shall be issued for the sale of tobacco at each fixed place of business, and no license shall be issued for a movable place of business. (B) It is unlawful for any person to sell, furnish, or give away any tobacco in any form to any person under the age of eighteen (1$) years. (C) It is unlawful for any person to keep for sale, sell, or dispose of any tobacco in any form containing opium, morphine, near jimson weed, Bella donna, strychnos, cocaine, marijuana, or any other deleterious or poisonous drug except nicotine. (D) It is unlawful for any person to offer for sale any tobacco product by means of self-service merchandising other than through a licensed tobacco vending machine according to Section 3-14-5. 3-14-7: REVOCATION OF LICENSE: Every license granted under this chapter may be revoked, suspended, or not renewed by the City Council, for any of the following reasons: (A) Violation of Section 3-14-5 (B) ar any other provision of this chapter. (B) Violation of Minnesota Statutes, Section 609.685, relating to sale of tobacco to persons under eighteen (1$) year of age. (C) Failure of the license holder to monitor, supervise, and control the purchase of tobacco from a vending machine so as to prevent the purchase of tobacco from a vending machine by persons under eighteen (1$) years of age. ~f Ordinance Amendment No. 253 Page 3 • The City Council shall suspend a license issued under this chapter for a minimum of three (3) days on a first violation of any section of this ordinance or the license holder may opt to pay a $250 fine in lieu of license suspension. The City Council shall suspend a license for a minimum period of thirty (30) days for a second violation within a three (3) year period. The City Council shall revoke a license for a third violation occurring within thirty-six (36) months of the second violation for a period of one (1) year. The licensee shall be sent written notice at least ten (10) days in advance informing the licensee of the specific ordinance or statutory violation upon which any suspension or revocation would be based, and the licensee has the right to be represented by counsel and present evidence on its behalf. 3-14-8: TOBACCO VENDING MACHINES: No license shall be issued for a tobacco vending machine located in a public accommodation as defined in Minnesota Statutes, Section 363.01, Subdivision 18, with the following exceptions: (A) A tobacco vending machine may be located in an area within a factory, business, office, or similar place not open to the general public, to which persons under eighteen (18) year of age are not generally permitted access. (B) A tobacco vending machine may be located in an on-sale alcoholic beverage establishment, or an off-sale liquor store, upon the following conditions: 1. The tobacco vending machine shall be located within the immediate vicinity and plain view of a responsible employee, so that all tobacco purchases will be readily observable by that employee; the tobacco vending machine shall not be located in a coatroom, restroom, unmonitored hallway, outer waiting area, or similar unmonitored area; the tobacco vending machine shall be inaccessible to the public when the establishment is closed. (C) A tobacco vending machine may be located in other establishments, under the fallowing conditions: 1. When operated by the activation of an electronic switch operated by an employee of the establishment before each sale or by the insertion of tokens or a key sold or given by an employee of the establishment. 2. The tobacco vending machine shall be located within the immediate vicinity and plain view of a responsible employee, so that all tobacco purchases will be readily observable by that employee; the tobacco vending machine shall not be located in a coatroom, restroom, unmonitored hallway, outer waiting area, or similar unmonitored area; the tobacco vending machine shall be inaccessible to the public when the establishment is closed. ~~r. ~: Ordinance Amendment No. 253 Page 4 3-14-9: APPEAL: (A) Notice. If the City Council suspends or revokes a license, the City Administrator shall send to the licensee, by certified mail, return receipt requested, written notice of the action, and the right to an appeal. The aggrieved party may appeal the decision of the City Council within ten (10) days of receiving notice of the City's action. The filing of an appeal stays the action of the City Council in suspending or revoking a license until the City Council makes a final decision. (B) Procedure. The City Council shall hear the matter and make a report of the findings. Hearings on the appeal shall be open to the public, and the licensee or applicant shall have the right to appear and be represented by legal counsel and to offer evidence on its behalf. At the conclusion of the hearing, the City Council shall make a final decision. 3-14-1p: RESPONSIBILITY FOR AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES: Every act or omission constituting a violation of any of the provisions of this section by an officer, director, manager, or other agent or employee of any licensee shall be deemed and held punishable in the same manner as if the licensee personally committed the act or omission. Adapted this 25th day of July, 1994. Mayor City Administrator • ,, ~, ~.. , • Police Commission Agenda - 8/24/94 s. Review of 1995 Police De artment bud et. A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: With the City Council soon to be adopting a preliminary budget for 1995, it may be appropriate for the Police Commission to review the contract we now have with the Sheriffs Department and discuss the hours of operation that are covered as part of the contract. While I have not heard of any problems with the existing contract that provides for 24-hour coverage per day plus an additional 416 hours for additional manpower on summer weekends, if we were to change the hours of coverage, a recommendation would have to be made to the City Council soon to be included in the budget document for 1995. Under the present two-year contract For the years 1994 and 1995, the hourly rate will increase from $30.50 in 1994 to $32 per hour for 1995. As a result, the annual charge will increase from $279,868 to $293,632 for the 9,176 hours of coverage projected. Naturally, any increase in the hours above the 9,176 would be computed at $32 per hour. At this point, the preliminary budget that is being prepared is assuming that the hours remain the same as 1994 at 24 hours a day with the 416 additional hours being used on weekends during summer months. The Commission members may want to discuss with the Sheriff s Department their thoughts on this coverage level; and if any changes are recommended for Council consideration, the City Council could consider coverage levels as part of its budget workshop in the near future. D. SUPPORTING DATA: Copy of current contract. • LAW ENFORCEMENT G©NTRACT THIS AGREEMENT, made and enter^ed into this ~ day of ~ us+r~ , 4 _... ~~39~,~""~by and between the COUNTY QF WRIGHT and the WRIGHT COUNTY SWERIFF, hereinafter r^eferr^ed to as "Caunty" and the City of MONTICELLQ hereinafter referred to as the "Municipality"; WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the Municipality is desirous of entering into a contract with the Caunty for the performance of the her^einafter^ described law enforcement protection within the corporate limits of said municipality through the County Sheriff, and WHEREAS, the County is agreeable to rendering such services, and protection on the terms and conditions hereinafter set Earth; and WHEREAS, such contracts are authorized and provided far by the pr^o- vision of Minnesota Statutes x+71. r9 and Minnesota Statutes 43E~.C~5; NOW THEREF'DRE, pursuant to the terms of the aforesaid statutes, and in ~ansider^atian of the mutual covenants herein contained, it is agr^eed as follows: 1. That the Caunty by way of the Sheriff agr^ees to provide police pr^otection within the corporate limits of the Municipality to the extent and in the manner as hereinafter set Earth: a. Except as otherwise hereinafter specifically set forth, such services sha11 encompass only duties and functions of the type coming within the jur^isdiction of the Wright Gounty Sheriff pursuant to Minnesota Laws and Statutes, b. Except as otherwise her^einafter^ provided far, the standard level of service provided shall be the same basic level of service which is provided far the unincorporated areas of the Caunty of Wright, State of Minnesota. c. The rendition of services, the standard of performance, the discipline of the officer^s, and other matters incident to the performance of such services and control of personnel so employed shall remain in and under the control of the Sheriff. • 1 d. Services purchased pursuant to this contract shall include the enforcement of Minnesota State Statutes, including but not limited to the Traffic Cade and the Criminal Code, as well as all local ordinances enacted in conformance therewith. Statutes and ordinances which prescribe enforcement by a • different authority; i. e. , the State Electrical Cade, the lJniform Building Code, etc., sha11 be excluded from this agreement. Drdinances pertaining exclusively to purely local city manage- ment matters; i. e., sewer and water collection, etc., shall be excluded from this agreement. The Municipality shall be responsible far enforcement of the Municipal Zoning Code, except that the Sheriff will enforce nuisance ordinances conforming to State law; i. e. , junk Gars, etc. and traffic ordinances; i. e. , parking and erratic driving. 2. That it is agreed that the Sheriff shall have full Cooperation and assistance from the Municipality, its officers, agents and employees sa as to facilitate the performance of this agreement. 3. That the County shall furnish and supply all necessary labor, super- vision, equipment, communication facilities for dispatching, cost of jail detention, and all supplies necessary to maintain the level of service to be rendered herein. 4. The Municipality shall not be 13able for the direct payment of any ~laries, wages, or other compensation to any personnel performing services herein for said County. 5. The Municipality shall not be liable for Compensation nr indemnity to any of the Sheriff's employees for injuries or sickness arising out of its employment, and the County hereby agrees to hold harmless the Municipality against any such claims. 6. The County, Sheriff, hie officers, and employees shall not be deemed to assume any liability for intentional or negligent acts of said Municipality or any c-fficer, agent, or employee thereof. 7. This agreement shall be effective Pram January 1, 1994 to December 31, 1995. 8. The Municipality agrees to pay to the County the sum of 530.50 per C7 2 hour for law enforcement protection during the calendar year 1994 and oat to exceed X32.00 per hour during the calendar year 1995. If salaries of Deputy ~heriffs are increased at any time during the term of this contract, the hourly rate of this contract shall not be increased. 9. This contract shall be extended automatically for successive one year periods at a rate to be established by the County, unless the County or Municipality shall notify the other of termination, in writing, prior to August 1S, 1995, and a like date of each subsequent year. 1D. The number of hours of service to be provided pursuant to this contract are as follows: 24 hours per day; 416 additional hours on Frida s/Saturdays ~ 9,17,6 hours annuall . and sha11 provide 24 hour ca11 and general service. The Municipality shall notify the County in writing prior to August iS regarding any change in the number of hours for the subsequent year. ii. The County shall provide for all costs and prosecution efforts with ~espect to violations charged by the Sheriff in the performance of this agreement. A11 fines arising from such prosecutions shall accrue to the County. Violations of municipal ordinances excluded from enforcement by this agreement shall be prosecuted by the Municipality at its expense. All fines arising from city prosecutions shall accrue to the Municipality unless otherwise provided by law. 12. Pursuant to law, the County Auditor/Treasurer shall remit to the Municipality its share of all fines collected. The Municipality shall return to the County within 30 days all fine money attributable to prosec- utions initiated by the Sheriff in accord with Paragraph 11 of this contract. The Municipality shall keep and retain any fine money submitted by the Auditor/Treasurer attributable to prosecutions initiated by the Municipality. 3 S 1,:;, h=or the p~_trpose of maintaining cooperation, local control and general information on existing complaints and pr^oblems in said Municipality, ~ne member of the Municipal Council, the Mayor or other person or persons shall be appointed by said Council to act as police commissioners? for^ said Municipality and shall make periodic contacts with and attend meetings with the Sher°iff or his office in relation to the contract herein. 14. The County shall save, hold harmless and defend the City from any and all claims ar^ising from the acts or omissions, including intentional acts and negligence, committed by employees or^ agents of the County or Sheriff while in the performance of duties in furtherance of this contr^act» IN WITNESS WHEREQR', The Municipality, by resolution duly adapted toy its governing body, caused this agreement to be signed by its Mayor and attested by its Clerk; and the Gaunty of Wright, by the County Poard of Commissioners, has caused this agreement to be signed by the Chairman and Clerk of said Poar^d, and by the Wr^ight Go~.tnty Sheriff, effective an the day ~d year first above written. Dated: ATTEST • ` '-^-' ~- Clerk Dated • ~~~ C L~ ATTEST : ~ ' ~~'~ Rich rd W. Norm Gounty Coordinator Dated: ~ ~ g ~~ WRICaHT T C0M SIDNERS; p'at Sawatzke, hairperson Donald Hone , Wright County Sheriff Appro ed as to form and execution: .~. ~~~ Wyma Nelson, Wright County Attorney • May 4 • Police Commission Agenda - 8/24/94 s. Review of Police Commission award ro am. A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: During the past few commission meetings, discussion has occurred on establishing a Police Commission award program. Jim Fleming and Liz DeMarais have worked on establishing some guidelines for the program, which the commission may want to review at this meeting. If any additional information is available regarding the guidelines and policies, they will be presented at the meeting for discussion. • s