City Council Agenda Packet 04-26-1976AGENDA
Regular Meeting of the Monticello City Council
April 26, 1476 - 7:30 P. M.
Mayor: Con Johnson
Councilmen: Stanley Hall, Denton Erickson. Dick Martie,
Gene Wa.l.t,ersti.
Meeting to be taped.
C.it.i.zens comments.
'011. Public Hearing - Stage I Water System Construction.
0%. Public Hearing - Sewer and Water Extensions - U -CC IP/^us1
County #30. 7G IMta413
3. Public Hearing - Request for Variance on Side Yard
Set Back Requirements - Arve Gri.msmo.
q. Public Hearing - Request for Variance on Sign Require-
ments - Kentucky Frled Chicken.
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Cons Ideration of Approval of Architect for Senior
Citizens Cent - r and City Ball.
6. Consideration of Preliminary Approval - Roden Acres.
;. Cons.ideral.ion of Ilolding 63.quor License to Ret3erve for
larry Plakets Propoard Motel Development.
S. Request for Rw,oning - Stuart Hoglund.
0. Review of Civil Defentan Emergency Plan.
1(1. Consideration of Maintenance and Improvement of Public
Road Southwest of lfillerent. Addition.
II . Consideration of Awarding Contract on Dandatartd Dido.
12. Pr(.gresm Report by DL-Centenniaa Committee.
1.1, Consideration of F inn 1 Payment Request - Matnt enance Bldg.
14. Consideration of li+idge-I Approval. for Mont It' rI to (lyder.ly
1nue%aiinn IAiard.
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Consideration, 'of., Mutual Fire 'Aid Agreement.
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Consid&ratibn of, De4ct:lon -of! Ordinan6es on Con-
tractors Licqns-c Requiremcifts".
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Consideration of fliihn* ng'comm ids ion 1 s'kcquest 'to'
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have Planner, 'in Attendance at -,all Regu
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Consideration 'of Seeki nd,lidiv-idIual for-tiubllc Worcs'
DIpartdoritAnintenance'Pbsition-UnderCETA"
Oe6g,ram.
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Approval of f monthly bills..
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Approval. of March 23, April 6, April 12, April 15.
Planning Comml'ssion Members
John Padalich'
Don 'Smith
Mike If6l m,
0 oug :Olct
Creg Ryden'
.'Larry Flake
.Stuart Hoglund
'Bob Brown
3 . ames''Bisele
'Arve dr-im$MO
Rick Fimcis (Scunic Signs).
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AGENDA SUPPLEMENT
�- Agenda Item 1. Public Hearing - Stage I Water System Construction.
John Iladali,ch wi Ll. be preparing a report under
separate cover for this item.
POSSIBIP.ACTION: Since this project was .included
in a resolution adopted at the council's April. 6,
I07v meeting for this improvement, action is not
necessary unless the resolution is to be amended
in any fashion.
Agenda Item 2. Public Hearing - Sewer 6., Water Extensions - County Road
John Badalich will- be preparing a report tinder
separate cover for this item.
POSSTBIE ACTION: Resolution to order improvement.
and have John Badal-ich prepare plans and specifJ-
cations including it, wl.Lh the 1976-1 Tmproveml:nt
Projvet or motion not, to proceed with .improvement.
Agenda Item 3. Public Ileariva - Request for variance on side vaed
Ae.L-back requirements - Arvo Gr_imsmo,
Mr. Grimsmo's home is situated on Lot I, mock 9
of Lower Monei.c-e.l to and he would .like to add on to
the garage. In order to do this he is requesting
the city allow him to go up to the property ,Line
on Ilennepio Street since the street only lends Into
the ricer. In checking with our engineers, there is
a Putuve storm Newer planned for Itennepin Strect.
loading lento the elver; however, the street right -or -
%ay of 44) feet, is adequate to place this storm sewer
line w1thout obtaining easements from aleott'..ing pro-
lwl'I'f owners.
At. their 1prl1 :0, 1976 meeting, Clio Planning Com-
mission reeomml•nded the vounei.l approve this variance
Ileoring-e 1'1)r variances are head at the vouncll level
In atlroldanrr with aur ovelinance.
Ppgy'IAM', ACTION: Approval. or denlal of request..
Agenda `Ilvm d. PIIhIIt' Heat VInµ' - RI•nllrMt for variance on A get ve-
gnlromrnl4 - hetltuikv Pi -ted ChLvken.
KvnUu ky I -vied Chicken haw applied Vot, it 'sigh permit;
to InslAl I the Rtundard Nenluoky Pi -led Chicken Mign.
Srcrval %;ivianres novel be Granted if' the Miran 18 to
br al loivcl .tied they i•:re an fol lowst
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Size: Since Kentucky Fried Chicken is in B-3
zoning district and is desirous of putting up
a combination of a pylon sign and a wall sign,
they would fall under ordinance Section 10-3-9-
(E)-2-(2) which would allow a wall Sian of
10' of silhouette area of front of building
or a maximum of: 100 square feet plus a pylon
sign of 50 square feet with an IS foot height
limi to tion.
Problem: Kentucky Fried Chicken proposes a
sign which is 112 square feet; however, this
by itself could be allowed if the perimeter
around the lettering would be 50 square feet
:Lt is proposed at 62 square feet. Addit.i.onaI
problems arise as a revolving six foot bucket
With lettering is proposed and so is a change-
able copy panel advertising specials, etc.
2. Height: Ordinance section allows 1.9 feet in
a 30 MPH zone on a major thoroughfare_, see
ordinance Section 10-3-9-(li)-2-(B)-(4)-il'7.
Prohlems Proposed sign is over thirty feet high.
3. Revolving sign: Ordinance Section 10 -3 -9 -(B) -2-(e)
prohibits signs which move or rotate.
Problems Bucket rotates.
4. f•lashl.ng sign: Ordinance Section 10 -3 -9 -(B) -2 -(II)
prohibits flashing sign.
Problems Sligst includes arrow which flashes.
At their April 20, 1976 meeting, the Planning Commission,
based oo Howard Dahlgven's recommrndat£on, Rrantrd it
%aviuncv Par the pylon sign to meet:. Clio requirements
of a 35 mile an hour zone even though the sign is in
a 311 mi.la> an hour zone. Reasoning for this .is the
speed limit changem from all tat 45 Miles an haun, within
_UIIfeet atf the sign.
in vri`e(•t , this variance would mean the pylon tsign
could be 22 feet, In heiRhl and 100 square feet; in t+izo
Invludink that 1>tackel., arrow and align i.tselt' No
carianco was recommended for a revolving bucket ov a
i'larhing arrow and the wall sign would be. limited to
ItIU aaquarr fart nn Chi- Pace of the bul IdioK and the
copy panel would be eliminated. Kentucky Pried
Chicken telt this was a reasonable compromise.
Ser_ Howard Dahlgren's Planning report issued before
the. Planning Commission meeting.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Approval of variance recommcnded by
Planning Commission or denial of any variances. A
third alternative would be some other type of compromise.
Agenda :Liam j.ConsideraLion of Approval of Arrhitect for Senior
Ci Ci.zr_ns Center and City Hall.
At: their April 13, 1976 meeting,, Lhe Civic Center Comm.
recommended the architectural firm of- 'I'hc Archi.tccLural
Alliance to work with the comm.!tLec an the Senior
Citizens and City Hall. project.
Reasoning for the decision .is Lim Commission was Im-
pressed with Cho knowledge of the firm's representative,
Mv. Herbert Ketchum, the backgrmtnd of the firm, the
size of We Firm and Cho aspect of having n cOMMIcLinn
enordinator inspecting the projoct.
1'rineipnls ur the firm, Mr. Ketchum and John Lackens,
will be at. ?krndny's meeting to make a brief presuotation
oheir firm and to sptw F.icaily dWmms Alanticell os
pro,jcr. t..
Rucinsud you w!1 i find a letter setting up a Lrntative
Lime_ schedule.. In LaI.king to the firm, ,luno 7. IWO
was the earliest dnLe they could MCC for n roferenrhno
I I. wn" Id seem Lo me it da to of Joly 1 5 wou Id be more
reasnnnblc to provide, ndecptnte Limo for a site selection,
hui (ding design and "eels. A referendum should not.
he on I led fnr uut.i I wt, are morn certain of 4dtesc i Lems.
As the I i qunv stoic project: boars out, Lhc prrtmramm!ng
sLage .n' a h"I Wing cannot he over -emphasized and
sufficient. Lime should be allotted Ino this phase.
Als" e"clnsed please rind n letter summarizing the initial
interview process and a brochure tntL-.Ilning tl"; Firm's
baakgr"""d.
PnSS I ULU ACTJ IN: :I f coune.i I concurs , npprovn I of a
cnntrnct. to he written up as Snagasted .in }Jr' Ketchum's
letter. Since the en"Muct is in an hourly tutt;itt, t
would Lhi.tik it wtntld not. warrant nu nttovoloy's review;
h,awever, at ytuodttyis meet„ing Lhc hotiriy rate sh"uld
he dismissed.
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Agenda ltem ti. Consideration oP preliminary approval - Roden Acres.
Preliminary plat was recommended for approval at the
November 18. 1975 Planning Commission meeting.
I'olloa•ing are Pacts and figures relative to plat.:
Owner: Gregory Roden
same of Plat: Roden Acres
Location: See enclosed map.
$.CLC: 4•n aw-cs
Lots: 5
Lot sires: W. AMA range from SO to 190 foot,
depths range, from 326 to 460 feet.
Park dedication: In cash - based an assessed
valuation.
Plat is available at City Hall fon• review.
POSSIBLE ACTION: If cotnsci.l concurs, approval of
Preliminary plat
Agenda Item 7. Consideration of holding U nuor license .in reserves
for• Larry Flake's peoposcd motel development.
At. t.hc April 20, 1976 I'tann,ing Commission mccL.ing,
Mr. Larry Flake presented proposed plans for a
future Mucci development on the stlnLElwest korner of
the 1-94 intersection with State Il.ighway 25. In-
elnded .in the 50-100 tont motel project, would be a
vocktai I lotingc - soppi:r club. banquet, and convent.iun
facilities and swimming pool.. Projected for future.
development in the area is n Perkins pancake franchise
and futuru home for Monticello Ford, lilt: Sce map
enclosed fill- area proposed for development and it copy
of the proposed plans for the motel arc available,
at. City Hall.
Mr. Flake has regnestrd the counci 1 set aside nit
intos.iCaLing liquor License in reserve until such
Lime as he applies fur a IWense, Mr. Flake indiented
l.hat. the: reason for the, request: is Ln assure financing
POP hitt mmol project which wi I I he dependent out a
liqunr .licause being granted.
Such a vequost, should br• revl.uwcd very tar:ri.uusly and
I wwO d eec„mmond not; gratWng the request based on
t.hi; Vol lowing:
1. AnotheP motel is bci.ng proposed Per which it
Mmsidernt:inn for reziming .in an the agenda
this evening.
The duvclupCrs of t:hIs motel will most. Likely
:rFk Petr the reserving or is license. also.
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2. The legality of holding a .liquor license i.n
reserve is curl•ently being contested in St.
Cloud.
3• A Precedent of sorts has been set, when AI
Joyner was asked to get building permit
approval before a license was approved.
q. Legal counsel for the League of Minnesota
Monic.ipaliti.cs recommended denial of the
request until a building permit; was approved
It would appear that both motel projects will not.
be go.i.ng ahead at the same time and 1 feel the free
entu•pt'iso system should dictate w•h1ch project, wi II
Survive 1-111AWW than tIIC ci.ty counci..l.
POSSIBLE' ACTION: Approval ov denial of request.
Agenda .Item S. Request for Rezonint - Stuart; Iloglund.
Mr. Stuart Iloglund of Monticello, along with lid
Larson. Stove C11urson and Melvin Flick all of Sauk
Rapids, are proposing a 42 unit. motel to be siLuat.cd
on an eleven arse s.iec. They rovicwed their proposal
at. the Marrh 16, 1976 Planning Commission mrct.ing
and indicated site could be expanded to IOU IMILS.
Mr. SUlarC Iloglund owns the parcel to hr rezoned and
is retlnesting that, an additional twenLy acres ad-
join.i.ng Lhe site also bo razoncd for a total of 31
acrrs.
Initial plans indica Lo it cocktail loongo seating 73
people and a restaurant seating 118 prople.
Zoning request, would be from 1-2 and a small scetian
that; .is 1-1 to I1-3.
While_ Lhe dl:volopcvs are .interested in both lacy
s:wrr and w•atl;r, they i,ndicntcd 1:11ey ('011 Ill provide
thole oull sewage systeltl and i.t would appe:lr I,hat
w•aLer world be forthcoming within one year if Lhe
city goes ahead with the consl•.ruction of a ground
Stol•ago water resvlWoi l' systeltl.
At their April 20. 1976 meeting the Planning Conmt.
held a hrori.ng and there bring nn objerl,Ions. vo-
eommended approval of Cho rezoning' request.
See Il',lw•ard Dahlgren's planning report; in vefevent,n
to thi's agenda item.
POSSTIILIi ACTPW: IP connr,i..l r.oneurs, approval of re-
i.on i ng' rrqucal,.
',—Agenda 1Lem Vit. Review of Civil Dcfrnsc Emergency Plan.
Douglas P.iLL, Civil Defense Director, will present.
and review the Civil Defense Plan for the City of
Mon ticclLo.
POSSIBLE; ACTION: ].f council concurs, mot,i_nn to
approve plan. Council may want to consider a meet-
ing with .IocaI officials (NSP, school, hosp.iLaI,
sheriff" s department, .local newspaper) to review
plan wi.th Lhem to insure proper coordination.
Agenda ]tem 1O.Consideration of Maintenance and ]mprovemenL of
Public Road Southwest of IlillcresL Addition.
Mr. James lii.sele, who Lives at Lhe end of Lhc above
road (somet.imcs referred to as A.1 Meyer's road)
has requested to be on the agenda to discuss the
city's intentions for maintenance and improvement
of this road.
At. a previous mucking, the council determined it
should be kepL at, its present: maintenance_ leve.]
(i.e.: a gravel base) and consideration could not,
be. given to class five or bituminous Surfacing until
the t•raffie would warrant it.
My rucommendat.ion would be to keep Lhc road in at,
least minimum passable condition. This may require
a few loads oP class five. in the spring It wnuld
sect oc,.00mically unfeasible to go beyond this.
POSS1131.1i AC'I"ION: Jr cotntci.l conelu•s, maint.enance of
roar) in at, least. minimum passablu condition.
Agenda Item II. Cunsidtn•ntiOn of Awarding Contract on IlandsLand Bids..
Bide will he opened at 2 P. M. un Monday and to he
awarded at. Monday's mccLing.
As oi' this writing no one, has picket) up plans and
specifient.ions Pur the project'. Should no ono bid
an the pro,jcet., Oho city could advertise Por bids
in thu Cnns('voocitnl IUlllet.in and I.he trade magazines
(bills were ouly advcrtist-d locally) or solicit
/litocat-ions From Ill/all cont,vantors.
POSSII11.17 ACTION: '.It' bids received, awarding of
eont.raat Ln lowest responsible bidder.
Aucnrla 1 tent I 111-09rea Itrpurt bv Ili, -C ent;cnnial Commi ttee,.
Tho fn.11owItig members of the, committee will update
thu cnllnr.il nn the indicated .items:
Jim llcrh5t - Vire '1'ruek
Il,tb Ilrowvt - Musr.um
Mill Smi t.h - Mim6i.relJo IIiR6nry hroe_hure
Agenda 1 -tem 13. Considerati.on of F.ina1 Payment Request - Mtec. Bl da.
Final inspection has been made and Orr-Schclen-
Alayevon and Assoc. recommend final payment approval
Original cont.ract - $79,266.00
Change orders - 24.79
Total Contraet - $79,290.79
Payments to date - 71,145.79
Final payment $ 5,145.00 t�
1`L'gn CSte CI
POSSIBLE ACTION: Sf council concurs, approval of
paymen L.
Agenda I tem 14. Consideration of Budget Approval for Monticel to
Order.l.v Annexation Board.
At Ulcir April 14, 1976 mr_rting, the Monticello
Orderly Annexation hoard approved a $2,000 budgcl;
fol. 1976.. Approval from the city counc.iI and town
board is necessary as part of the by -Jaws of the
board. Monticello's share will be approximately
$1,770 based int assessed va.luati.on. Since t.h.is is
the N est .Year a Inulgot has been set up fen• tho
board, no specific a I 1 oea tion to types of expend i. to res
were mado at this time. Expenditures w.i1.1 include
honed member and secretary's salary ($15 rt meet.in-)
planning fees, snitplies,
Addit.i.onally, an altcrnatf) from the city council
should be appointed in the mayor's absence.
POSSIBLE. ACTION: :1f Council concurs, npprovaI of
INldgut and appot n tment of a I teI'll nt.r,.
Agenda Teem Ii. Cotts.iflernLion of Dhltua.l I'i.ru Aid Agreement.
Enclosed plense find it tent;aL.ive mut'ua'l fire aid
agreement. suggested by Big Lahe for nnitual aid to
Big bake, ILxkur, Elk River and %.fmmerntnn.
'rids has bccn rev:iewed by the fire depnrt.ment and
nIll) rovu- d.
POSS1111.1i ACTION: This .is only n tcntal;.ivo agruemcnL.
hitt, .i t, .is requested that the views of tile. ronnci 1
and fire departmt,rlt br, re.layed ti, Ili.g I,nku.
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Agenda Item 16. Consideration of Deletion of Ordinances on Con-
tractors' License Requirements.
As you may recall, the council appointed Stan hall
and Jay ?filler as a committee to review a revised
ordinance with local contractors on registration
requirements.
At a subsequent mect"g, Stan hall reported that
the local contractors were unreceptive to the reg-
istration requirements and felt that the proposed
ordinance and the current ordinance on Ii.eensi.ng
requirements for local contractors should be
eliminated, except fur excavation wurk and pumping
of septic tanks.
POSSIBLE AM ON: If CMMM-t concurs, deletion of
ordinance Sections 3-S-1 through 3-11-3 on .licensing
requirements.
Agenda Item 17. Consideration of Planning Commission's Request to
Have Planner in Attendance at al I Real,rtar gs.
Thu Planning Commission has requested the city
council approve the attendance of the planner at,
nil rugulnr meetings.
Sineo Howard Dahl.gren's fee is M an hour, the
cuunci 1 may Mint, to arntai.dor the apin•ovnl of ami,
request, as it, deemed necessary by the, planning
Commission chairman.
Reasoning for the request: .is chic to the tremendous
growth in the area and the requests fuer ev:ron.i.ng.
variances and other hums as they apply to the
comprehensive: plan ger view zoning or<ilnancus.
POSSIBLE ACTJOU: If ammo -1 concurs, approvni OF
rcyucs t.
Agenda Item lS. Cnn.siderntinn of SeeMU :Individual for PuhHu
Works Department, Maintenance INISIIinn Under Clt'1'A I'rouram.
,ieffrey wni lin re-signed hien position as main6enanre
mon in the public: works depart,me.nt over a nront;h agn
and it, would appear that another full lAmo, person
Js necessary to Pill the position,
It is realized with a Publ i r, Works Director ilia
department wi 1 I he back to six men, however, the
Public Works Director will he handling several duties
i ravlunaly unnmsumed by the department (c.g. i-n-
Spect.ion oP sewer and water prnj"ts, design nP smnl l
improvement projects, mak-&g prescntnt'.iuns no counci i
meetings. Me.).
Additionally, the increased activity in the city
resulting from increased park areas, increased
services, etc. is resulting in some items being
delayed or not immediately attended to.
POSSIBLE ACTION: If council concurs, approval of
motion to request an additional employee in the
Public Works Department under the CETA program.
It should be remembered that a qualified individual
may not be found and the council still has to
approve of the individual and also of course
the cost to the city will be nothing for at least
six months.
THE ARCROECTURAL ALLIANCE �!
John W. L1CkC", Jr. AIA
Herbert A. Kotcbem, Jr, AIA
"Robert E. Bell
A Corporation for Observing, Discovering, Croat boarnantb
Mg, and Building Env
App Clifton A.MUO SWtn. ktlnnenpoti., mimalrols -44.1
'612/671.5703
Mr. Gary Wieber.
City.Administrator
Monticello City hall
215 South, Cedar Street
Monticello, Minnesota 55362
April 19, 1976
Dear Gary:
Per our.discussiotl last Wednesday. we are enclosing a suggested
schedule of activities and a proposed time schedule for accomplish,-
ing the programming. design and construction of your proposed munic-
ipal building. This schedule should be reviewed _at tho City Council
Meeting on Monday evening. April 26, 1976, and revised acrordingly.
A. Initial meeting with City,Coun- April 26, 1976
ell (to discuss proposed ac-
tivities and time schedule)
B. Initial public inforeution May 3. 1976
meeting (to obtain the com-
munities comments and con -
Copts)
C. Oevelop:program requirements May 4 - 30, 1976 0 ue-A0
(determine short and long
range building needs, seho-
matic building design and
nxoannend:bl site selection)
D. Second public -information May 31. 1976
meeting (briefing on build-
ing short and loblg range re-
quironents, recommended sato
selection and cost estimates)
E.. Refer?ndum Vote (on recom- June 7, 1.976
mended site and building
cost estinates)
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Mr. Gary 4lieber -2- April 19, 1976
Based on approval of the referendum, the following schedule will be
established.
F. Develop building design June 8 - June 27, 1976 (3 weeks)
G. Owner review and approval of June 28 - July 4, 1976 (1 week)
design documents
H. Develop contract documents July 5 - Aug. 1, 1976 (4 creeks)
(working drawings and
specifications)
1. Owner review and approval of Aug. 2 - S. 1976 (1 week)
contract documents
J. Obtain competitive bids Aug. 9 - Aug. 29, 1976 (3 weeks)
K. Owner review of bids and award Aug. 30 - Sept. 12, 1976 (2 weeks)
of construction contract
L. Construction phase Sept. 13, 1976 - Jan. 1 (4-6 months)
to Mar. 15. 1917
As itis impossible to determine the exact scope of the architectural/
engineering services we must provide prior to developing the program
requirements, schematic building design and accomplishing the actual
site selection, we propose that our services up through Item "E" (Refer-
enclum Vote) be provided on an hourly basis for a maximum fee not to ex-
ceed $5.000 plus reimbursable expense S. We will provide you with monthly
invoices summarizing all direct labor and reimbursable costs.
Upon approval of,the referendum and understanding the total scope of
the proposed project. we will then develop a complete architectural/
engineering fce for our services through the completion of construction.
We feel that this is a fair an equitable agreement and trust that you
w111concur.
We are onxlously looking forward to working with you and all partici-
pants from Monticello on this project.
1 will call you on Thursday morning, April 22. 1976, to see if you have
apy questions regarding our above comments and to discuss the agenda for
Eye April 26. 1976 City Council Meeting.
Sincerely.
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HERBERT A. KETCHAM. JR., AiA
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CITY OF
Phone (612) 2632107
f81G LAKEMINNESOTA 55309
"Gateway to the Outdoors"
March 15, 1976
City Clerk
City Hall
Monticello, Minnesota 55362
Dear Sir3
The City of Big lake Fire Department is interested in entering into a
formal Mutual Aid Agreement with the other area fire departments. We
have taken the liberty of drawing up a tentative agreement for distribution
to Becker, Big Lake, Elk River, Monticello and Zimmerman.
We would hopo that you will review the Modol Agreement with your Fire Chief
and Council and relay your feelings to us in tho near future.
Sincerely,
Curtia W. Sneorud
City Clerk-Admi.niatrator
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1,i;:persmr!�a .7rca "2.Lrzca-..pt Pira statitne a:,A during c%:ch, an Q:ir
on . cy tar: _ a-za of the parties 00"as to make the
4 ;sopa ,xnt av�&.qnkl m;-,ill.able for uaa in the wvr:.-.t oti or rirr:z,
Mai -1cralary of these cmdclyalt'lea.
.1 14,-i* :aQbit:tanco :0 oz forts, in r_zrazimarh 2, w�c
t*---cto shru pTc;vlvly
&I -L.11 tho �,l to .40,11st in the firs
J wdc* tj tme daze v*y bo, - i
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If to Co 30 woW,d 14.Ve cuch =Aicl-
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t ir i s� T r
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Tinea :Michh.mijoit arlsidIng t�'
a
rr
;nxwolal or WW fir* dap: ��Jnt
an wwrlancy will 1,t..4utaly- up.I
-A.� ur4ar the commarsl or tholort.1cor in cn:.:j,6
Nr t.ra the amergermy is situfafwl;
•am a ItLA ao sy xV :party.b�rcd; -to o=iEcr
for assistance ru:�d
party, un- 'ti3
=.d r,2c6iv'in&ar3i-.iance';krddftr Wi=, party hoate;
'Shal
2�sa-tO-thc� provocrty, of' I thb,:dsaiatu�in� pari- AAI
l :�i� 4a
6r, tKo cc----urit'y
- q,
chat, carry- its;jowl IlAbility ura.1ce 1or. th
4n. 61- tiny" c�.ttu.r
..a 'aavina both itdoif and fhoe
of ;the Xi`r In,,thc"
Pamy <4---
twi-- ar'W',-,officq'r, •ci oqA.cyc6, dt,arjy,; :r y, chall
la z �D`.4 -Zd o-Eiaccount-,of h' , urz),o 6V p��. y
all ' f"''
rd th-4� z.; h, I-tc or perzoz�di in; ro�p#fi�.c-
to ti=hcr t�Lnicipn-llitty.
C
7a U= i-stu.60,
I by a party who ehal Illia Med,aSO
S. llabi' U41 1, -wZ
o r tilt i of; firio-zishin
or' ttIOC6 dur-h An,
iiso or'distructicn -.11 +bd
-'ea al 1;y •of. any,*,ofii'car dr,,cz-a444
j:cvcW" , i 6f-caofi party, fierot'd'irl.11 appoint thred ropre.-
=A, X4-0 -'IJTIc'-C'-':-Pr to, serve as
=10't'XL' n:!r;.�020- Of furtheAn--,Vaz-�0303 0P,
'
aftho
r6
/j paitilk; of'CqUi iA, .9di:cation jof,
A1414i Ai. —.-I
c0larmW throutotit-tho torritozy, of thodd
z4c aftiregii-,-
&,Y *XMy7.,,f iqm:04s agriacmdnt 'W tfiiity days' notim
a-js'4;1- :,.'r.: ;:ill bo wdtcd at fho hre� do artsent
.of
haw44z: dIthl td
ditna t.A ;,2" ty 'ihAT •rz�ctivb -dV4 authoricci.,
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61
c -.TY OF BIG L"KE
Mayor
Clark
MY OF =Ii
BY
Mayor
Clark
CITY 07 NOYMCELT-0
bi
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Lcic.,:c
MY or Z1100C n -N
By
Naycor
clor!c
C.ENERAI FUND DISBURSEMENTS FOR APRIL - 1976
Gwen Bateman - Animal Impoundment
Postmaster - Stamps
St. John's University - Seminar
Yonak Sanitation - Contract
General Fund - City - Mayor's Salary for 1st qtr
Denton Erickson - Councilman salary
Richard Martie -
Stanley (tall - u
Gene Walters -
Doug Pitt - Civil Defense Salary
SchooL Dist. #S,S2 - Library rental
Wright: County Sheriff - Police Contract
Monticello Fire Dept. - Firemen payroll
Ed Lange - Cleaning Man. Bldg.
Wright County State Dank - FWT
PERA
Wright; County State 9ank - Driveway casement
State I'reaski rer - Soc. Security Cont. Fund
Comm. of Revenae - Slif
caque of Mti. Municipalities - (landbooks
7923
7924
792S
7927
7925
7929
7930
7931
7932
7933
7934
7935
7936
7937
793h
7939
t:o State of MS. 7940
--n vet•sity nl 'LN. - Dutch Elm tree school for R. Mack &
Gwen Bateman - Animal lmp.
Moon Motor Sales - Rotary Mower
Postmaster - Stamps
C.ordle I ink - Fitel-
Ken Pcshia -. Repairer at Disposal Plant
Wright County Auditor - 1 pni.i.ce finer.;
State of MN. - Drn'uments
Hayden -Murphy- Co. - Repairer
Midwest fent tor. Ine. - Repair t:o loader on
North Central Puhl io Ser. ice - Gas
West Publlrh-laq Co. - MN. session laws
Phillips Fol. Corp. -• Gas and oil
Red's Mobi I •- Gas and tri 1
Central MCG4twan' - Sappi Lex
Roger Mack Mileage to sehonl
Wal ter Mat k - 'Ili- I cage to sehaol
Howard Dahlgren - Planning expenRe - Parks
Monliceilo limey - Printing, publishing, ere
Mobi.; Oil CORP. - Gas and oll
N. S. P. - U1iItIit's
01'r -St holm-Mayeron - Eng. i'ees-plat reviews
leg. meeting. 4ler3Ce
'fit. Gond 'Limes •• Ad%. Cor PIPD
Jim ilt'rla5t - Re.imb. fns fire track expense
MAtivive D,mst rnm yi.gnM - I eti veing i'Iro trucl
De'n I'vanklin - Sapplies
St. Patel Hispal.11 - Adv. for PWD
brakes
7941
+ 7942
j 7943
Schmi.0944
7945
7946
7c147
794.5
7944
7950
74151
7952
79 53
7454
7955
795(;
7957
7855
79 54
7900
7961
796'2
7963
1 7964
Council. mttts. , 7905
trails. ext).
x1lit Bros. •• Repairer
Slat, d !r'i butt' - Adt;. t'4tr Pill)
tn>tRt to COa.t - 5uppiles
(;roe44t Ind. 4t'a% i4 t'h l aandry
1l1'1101 frit 1:111.1 For Dist). plant
MallN 1 nod.. I ru . .- snpp I i err
Anfico tit I tsar; and if l t
Ilr4rklnx I (44 tt,is - I.ier't 1'i4 Al on Ilixt.. Center
Mike 0101111nr 1(ty, lt'rr; fur union nrt<utialiontt
7866
7067
7065
7000
7970
'o7It
. 17.
741,1
;1174
7ttr 5
Nat)
1077
747'
747"
1�
s
39.0+1
3.utt
1732. 54
240, ur,
1 SU.IIu
S SO.tNi
75.00
75.00
2920.00
376. on
1(11:1.20
593. 7u
200.00
31711-15
492.20
50.00
30.00
64.00
431.2;
39.00
17.40
�•2i
535.25
20.o0
2'.0.61
1140.41i
.155.15
30. of)
201.10
�7•�5
I S.2o
ret t • 00
000.00
20=.3,�
11 f4. 2;
1727, 10
302. 71
211, 1 6
.. 1{}
:n.4111
54- ;t,
44.15
1- 73
`,1
',o.,;to
107 441
410.41
14.1.).
yw; 00
�S110.Un
D
� I
0
I
/ t
C ( /0'044.1+ V•Lb -716
4
' CHECK
A+If) I'\ I.
N0.
Carlson Welding• - Repairs
7980
5.70-
Svidgewatcr - Telephone
7,98.1229.16
Hoglund' Bus Co. - New motor on 72! Int-.
7982
1472.'92
R Atze Trucking - Pl.owing snow
7983
50.00
k atcr Products Co. - PLunbhorns
7984
S9.36
Olson Electric - Repairs
7985'
19. Qu
R;:;iver Inn - Misc. Expenses
7966
20,.52
Smith & Pringle - Legal7.98,7
97.51)
Gary Wicber -'Mileage
7988:
76.40
Granite Electronics - 2 way radio expense
:7989
2'3•S5
S'cestrom Hardware - Supplies
7990
33.80
Monticel lo. r1re Dcpt. - hl.remcn, ealarics
79911
475'• CO,
Etankcrls biro Ins.. Co. - :fns".
799=
1 667.42
National Bmilfi.ng - Parts and .z-epaira
799.3
99.59'
P
Jcan BrotHA and -- Pucl for Scn. Ci.ti.zens
7994,
i 121 :99,
Payroll,
6878.75'
�- Toni. DISBURSEMENTS
610,554.23'
� I
0
I
/ t
C ( /0'044.1+ V•Lb -716
4
a
Payroll Vol- March
TOTA1 DISBURSI-31ENTS
Cl E K
A?1 , : 5
NO.
LIQUOR FUND DISBURSEMENTS FOR APRIL - 1976
Twin City Wine Co. - Liquor
7139
655 7
Earl Lindenfelser - Off sale rent
7140
30().0
Ed Phillips & Sons - Liquor
7141
250.5
Yonak Sanitation - Sanitation
7142
27.0
Seestrom Hardware - Store expense
7143
3 5
H eskins Electric - Contract for new liquor store
7144
3852.0
Design/Management Co. - Contract for new liquor store
7145
2000.0
Design/Management Co. - " " "
7146
25(1.0
Freeway Glass Co. "
7141
4053.0
Country Cabinets - " IV"
7148
7351.2
Greaser, Inc - " " "
7149
4652.0
K G C, Inc. - " " "
7150
6410.0
Bernick Roofing & Siding- " " "
7151
607.0
Mechanical. Constructors - " " "
7152
1633.0
Maus Foods, Inc. - Store expense
7153
14.4
Jude Candy Co. - Store expense
7154
10.2
A. J. Ogle - Beer
7155
763.7
Thorpe Dist. Co. - Beer
7156
363.E
Dahl,heimer Dist. Co. - Deer
7157
2148.1
7 Up Bottling Co- - Mdse.
7158
107.1
Viking Coca Cola - Mdse.,
7159
112•(
Gross,lcin Beverage Co. - Beer
7160
3100-F
Dick Beverage Co. - Beer
7161
2021.;
LeiCert Trucking - Freight
7162
162.5
Griggs, Cooper & Co. - Liquor
7163
762•(
Midwest'Wine - Liquor
7164
147-i
Ed Phi 1.l.lps & Sons - Liquor
7165
259•:
Wright County State Bank - FWT
7166
291.'
Executive Director - PLRA
7167
212.E
Ed Phil.l.lps &. Snns - Liquor
7169
743•;
Br.idgcwat'er - Telephone,
7169
11.1
N. S. P. - IIti.Litit's
j 7170
53.1
Minnesota DIsL.iIlers - Liquor
7171
400.:
Comm. of Recemie - S141'
7172
125.'
State 'frrasurer - FICA Quarterly Return
7173
535.1
Banker's Life fns- - lna.
7174
1'26.1
Payroll Vol- March
TOTA1 DISBURSI-31ENTS
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
The City Council of Monticello hereby
ordains that the Zoning Ordinance Map be
amended as follows:
(1) Rezoning of a 31.8 parcel in the NE a
of the NW o of Section 14 Range 25 in
the City of Monticello from I-2 (Heavy
Industrial) and I-1 (Light Industrial)
to B-3 (Highway Business).
A map indicating the above area is avail—
able for review at City Hall.
Passed by the City Council
this 26th day of April , 1976
4Cohn nn
Mayor
A rl'USra
Cary witjbcr
Vity Admin'LAtrator
.., ; r- i I Ps- ,t7 /ta
�- ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
The City Council of Monticello hereby
ordains that Sections 3-8-1 thru 3-11-8
pertaining to licensing of contractors shall
be deleted. The deleted sections include the
licensing of:
Chapter 8 - Contracts
Chapter 9 - Plumbers and Pipe Fitters
Chapter 10- Electricians
Chapter I1- Plumbers
Passed by the City Council
this 26th day of April., 1976
C- 0. Johnsen
Mayor
ATTEST:
Gary a.eber,
City Administrator