City Council Agenda Packet 07-26-1976AEGUL:A9 MEETING"OF' THE: MONTICELM CITY COUNCIL,
July X26,; 4,970 - 7,:3P::P-?4
City Hall
Mayor: C.: �Johnion
Councilmen: D6n,tbnEricka6&, StaftleyMalli
Dick Martie, Gene Walters..
Meeting to -be,-taped..
Citizens Comments.
1. Consideration of Conditional Use, kr6l* and _V*ri_apco
James T6slow.
1. Consideration of approviij,,bf,'Roy',•i4urin,s:iii.,-Illiiictt:'
Terrace Preliminary pjaC
3. Discussion on police Prdt6etidn _t. Jiin,gowera.
4. Consideration_ of Right Tuen, Only. on State. Highway 25,
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at Intersection, of highway lS.';'qn'C(
ConsfcieratLqn of Street Lighting on Coiinty. #751-
Owns.149TO10. of Aqtflcm9pt foir carpeting at liquor4tore.
7,: Cofisidej, ' iatlijn ,of appointee. t:o.Senior Cuizew,'s Center,
Board.
ReseviVation'.,quidelin-es
'g., RbVliq_wpf Statements,.
fql'tApkioval ;6f, Pil I.j.;
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Unt'lnfstjed; business:.
$3, Niw bus Ines.
Mn 11.4 nil to: collneLl Jahn hadallch,
Mwe bon Smith
"81.4 vilmlAcr Mike Rajala
Roy Louring James Testaw
Jim Powers vael Smith
Kurt KJO 4 berg
AGENDA SUPPI.DIEN'r
i`acm 1. Consideration of Conditional Use Permit and Variance -
James 'I'es.l.ow.
James Tesl.ow, of Tes.low Auto Sales, is requesting a con-
ditional use permit to establish a used car .lot on the
northeast corner of Linn and Broadway (formerly Littic
Bi 114 Auto Repair) - an area that is zoned 13-4. A con-
ditional use is required by ordinance. 10-14-4-I3•
_Ln addition to the conditional use Wrm.i t, Mr. Tos low
is also requesting a variance from the outside sales arca
I3a"ations of 30 per cent of the gross Floor arca. Since
the presen C building on the site i s approximately 60 x 40
or 2400' this would Limit Mr. 'restow's sales area to 720
square feet or room for 4-5 cars for sale.
Among the other Gond-i.tions of a condiLlunal use permit;
For outside sales arc the. following:
I. Outside sales area should be fr_nced or screened
from view of neighboring residcntia.l uses or an
abet CL!"l; residential dist.ri.ct. S.iucr_ Mr. Teslow
is bounded by res i demi a l arms on two sides it.
(f n would require consln•uct. m of a wood, brick, masonry
`� fence or planting of six to eight. feet, in height..
-. Any li.&O"t; shat l be nvmnged ns to deflect.
light.ing away from residmW1 arras and public
right of ways.
1. Sales nrcn .is to be grassed or hard surfaced with
bi w mi nous.
The abuvc are conditions of an outside snles arca, ord-
inancos re.lat.ive to parking, signs, ote. will have to bo
adhered co, also.
11nc arca to be reviewed .is the number nP parking sWices
(ot.her I,hrtn cars for sale) required Vol- a car lot. Our
present or-clioaur,c does not; s1mcifi.cal ly cover such it use.
'fwo ot.lun- problems dist with Om prasent site: Mu,,
removal of tho underground fuel tanks, and currently storm
water is being 1-1111 into the sanitavy sewer system. 'These
probl.ws will have to be corrected.
At Choir ,.Italy 20th meeting. tho PLanning Commission voted
4-I t o rcconunced deu.i a 1 of liemi t. Deni it L of permi t was
basad nn folIowing far,tors:
I . Mai.ntai.n and improve appearance of business disLr.ict.
'- Objections expressed at, hearing by property owners
in arca over concern of appearance of such a use
adjacenL to a residential area.
3. Size of lot - o2?t'x 99, - appears way Loo small
to accomodate such an operation
Since the Planning Commission meoti.ng, Mr. Tes.lowts aLtornoy
is contesting the need for a condi.tiona.l use permit and
thu variance as his contention .is the Monticello ordinance
Section 10-13-2(D) does allow "Mntnr Vehicle and Recreation
Equipment Sales and Garages accessory thereto" in a Ii -3
zone and all permitted uses i.n a 0-3 zone are permitted
uses in n D-4 zone.
Monticello City Ordinance 10-14-4(D) ruquires a condWonal
use for "open or outdoor service, sales as an accessory use and
including sales Ln or from moLorized vehicles, trailers or
wagons . . ." However, Mr. Teslow's attorney feels that, the
above Sect.i.on 10-13-2(0) is the appropr.i.ate urdi-Hance and nowhere
is motor vehicle sales defined as to be within a bu.i-ld.ing and
thus fuels outside sales are normal for such a use and should be
perm Mod.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of approval or denial of
permit and variance. if approval is consi-tiered .it should
be, contingent upon resolving the storm water and fuel tank
problem.
REFERENCES: Ilnward DahlgroW s repn•C on this iLcm. City
0rdinancus.
Item 2. Consideratin" of approval of Itny Lnur.dnW s Hi" side Terrane
Preliminary Pint.
Mr. Rny Lnnring is proposing it subdivision plat of approximately
45 arses consisting of 19 lots The pint: is one block cast of
Highway 25 and is bounded by Lho railroad Lvacks find T-94 (Set,,
cnrinsed map depicting area).
'It, Should bo noted the plat conforms Co the comprehensive phut
as to marl alignment and land "so as Mr Louring colm"% with
Lho R-3 (medium rasident.i,ol) zoue nnrt:h of the prop-INId road
and 1-1 (bight industr_inl,) zone Lo Lho month of proposed read.
Additionally. al.l lot sites Conform Lo situ requ,ircmen Ls of the
Mnutiou llu ordinances.
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At their July 20th meeting, the Planning Comm.ission recommend' --d
approval of tic: prel.i.minary plat, contingent upon do! city
�'. acquiring the necessary casement for the 12" waLer main
through Mr. Lauri.ng's plat along the proposed react.
Reference should also be made to John Dtulalirh's letter
indicating items to be resolved before final plat approval.
POSSIBLE, ACTTO\: Consideration of approval of preliminary
plat.
RUI:RE.\CGS: Joint Baclal.ich's ICLLCP, Iloward Dahlgren's
planning report. Pre Ii.m.inary P I a L (available at city hall).
ILem 3. Discussion on Pol:ixe ProCection - J:i.m Powers.
Wr.ighL County Depctcy Sheriff. J.im Powrrs, w 1 I be a Monday's
meeting Lo answer various cluesLi.ons that, were raised relative
to police procccL.i.un at, nor June 2S. 1976 mecLing
Among Lhe issues cliscussed at Chat time were cars parking .nt
grass in parks. speeding cars. concern over patrolmen Laking
"breaks" at. LAIC hams time and a problem at. Maple and Broadwaq
wiLh cars blocking n s.idew•alk.
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1. Lem q. ConsidrraLion of R.Ight: Tuvn Only nn SLaLr_ Wighwav 25 at.
.Inum,sert.ion of Wighway 25 and County 75.
At. our Inst mcet.i-ng it. was decided to contact: the SLnLe High-
way
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way Depar tmen t ve InLi ve co the pnss:i bi I i ty of making the r.i ghL
lane of Il:ighw•ay at. 1.110 above int.ePspcLion it "right, turn only"
lane.
District traffic engineer, Mr. Ed Mccul loch was out, Lu view the
si tuatiotl and .ind.icated I'lle following were possibi llLies:
Left Lane Iii ghl, Lane
I. Leil turrl cn• yt.raight Right. Laevo only
_. Loit ttnn only Hight burn or straight
Ile. Indiva•t.ed 1,114" st.aLe woll,ld put op necessary signs and paint.
arrows Its ncrOssary aet:nrd.i,ng to wiLslws oP I:h.l eiLy Ilow•evev.
Ill! in(Hea ted ill a lel.Lew (sou cnr,loscd) tint: it, wonid be
nrrrssary to c:l Im inaLe parking ono block .in advance of Lhi s
ilit crseet:ion and one half black pasL Lhe i.nU:rseeLlun to
ac, eomodat.: c11:utne.1 ir.at.ion
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One concern is that, if the right lane were made a "night. turn
only" lane it, would Lie up traffic, especially on weekends.
Ilowever. it is realized there is a safety factor involved also.
It should be pointed out that: if parking were Co be eliminated
as suggested on Highway 25 our own information center would
suffer as possibly some bus.i.nesscs At Ute arca also.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of making the right lane a
"night turn only" lane. Please note 1 have scheduled this
after Jim Powers' agenda item as it may be well to seek his
advice on the matter also.
REFERENCES: Ed McCul loch's ICtter of July 15, 1976.
.item' 5. Consideration of Street Li.Q&ng on C_ount..v 115.
Mr. Carl Smith and Mr. Bernal Daggett, both of whom I_i.ve .in
Hillcrest Addition, have reclimsLed a street light Im instal led
at the intersecti-on of County Road #75 and the road leading
into IIiLlcvcsL Second Add i1;i.on.
Reasoning for the rcquoSL is to illuminate the intersect.i.on and
provido .lighting to the sl.reet arca
Cost. of .installation and pole is Clic rosponsibility of NSP
and Clic monthly billing (abool, $7.95 p(2r light.) is the respon-
sibility of the city.
Pf1SSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of approval or denial of request.
Item 6. Considcrat.ion of Set.l.lentent. for carpeting at. Liquor St6ru.
Enclosed please rind copies of inspection reports on Cho
carpeting nl. the liquor Store.
Mr. lijelIbevg's represent.nLive, Ill.ge.low Cnrpets, would indicate
Cho plaid design was found to be within nnrmnl tolerances. It.
is interesting to note. however, the report, indicates that n
direct .Ila(: -down insLallnhiml .is not recommended nn a pat.Lcrnud
carpo.
O"r represo"tnt,ive, Service ?Ins Ler .It=. inclienl,es the
variance of the paLtr,rn (314") appears Co be excessive find
additiounl ly r"Ments that. the installer used pimp judgment
by e.ontinuing Cho installnl,inn of the rnrpct and reoummends it
ell-jOo ndjarslment..
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Although the problem appears co be primarily clue Lo the
pattern variance 'f would recommend we offer Kjellbcrg Carpeting
a seLLlemenL w.i.th a 20% reduction, Orn• $700.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Consideration of possible adjustment
settlement and detcrm.ination of dollar amount-
REF ERE\CES: 'Pwo Inspection Rcports.
Item 7• Consideration of appointee to Senior' C.iLizens Center Board.
?Ir. Ilarry Stokes has been recommended as an appointee to Lhc
Scniov CAAtitcns' Center Board by the board itself. IL is
cuSLomavy for the council to approve all such appointment's.
POSSIBLE AUTC)IJ: ConsideraLion of appointment.
Item $. Consideval;ion of Proposed Ilandstand Reservation Cuidclincs.
Enclosod, please find a set of proposed gu-idelines for 1,1a
reservati-on of the handstand. You will not;c Lhc rescrvatiLnl
guidelines arc limited to Lhc use of the handstand as it. will be
almost, impossible to apply to Lhc parks in gcncral. Of cours0,
Lhcre at,c spcc.if.ic park rules Lu be adhenrd to in all. as posted.
Without, making Lhc list t.no long or detailed 1. attempted to curer
the major po.i n t.s of concern. However, t.hcso slhou Id be rev.i ewcd
for addiC.ians and adjits Linen l.s.
POSSIBLE ACTION: Cons i drra t.i on of prowis0d 9t1 i de I i nes and
nmcnrlmcn LS
121i1'I:RIiSCIiS': Proposed lilt ndstafill kc -servation Cu.idelines.
1Lem 9. Review of I.Itttlou• St•orl: Pinanr.lnl SILO LtnnvotA.
linrlosed Blease find Litpun• Stern 1'.11)(11101111 statcmcnts for,
p.rluds cndiug May Ila, 1976 and June 30, 1976.
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•� - - ORR•SCNEIEN•MAYERON It ASSOCIATES, INC.
Consulting Engineers
land Surveyors
July 13, 1976
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Monticello
215 South Cedar Street
Monticello, MN 55362
Re : Review of Lauring Hillside Terrace
Preliminary Plat
Attn: Mr. Gary Wicber
City Administrator
Gentlemen:
we have reviewed the preliminary plat of Lauring Hillside
Terrace submitted to us under Bete of March 16, 1976, by
Meyer-Rohlin, Inc. As you are aware of, our review and
convents were hold and not transmitted to you earlier be-
cause
e-cause the owner, Mr. Roy Lauring, requested this not be
done until just this past week_ Two copies of the prelimi-
nary plat are being returned herewith, indicating our plan
re view. One copy is for transmittal to Meyer-Rohlin, Inc.,
along with a copy of this letter. Other comments with respect
to the requirements of the Monticello Subdivision Ordinance are
contained herein.
The following are comments on tho plat itself, notations are
noted in red on the plat which consists of the following:
\ 1. Date of preparation
2. Total acreage
3. Corrections in the description as noted.
6. The description of the property contained within the
plat does not include the triangular area, marked red
on the permit, which includes the parcels marked 1 a 2
on the print of a boundary survey for Mr. Lauring dated
6/29/70. Omission of any part of the description in
the public hearing notice could cause the public hearing
proceedings to be voided due to incomplete public notice.
5. Show the existing culverts at the southeast corner of the
plat. A drainage easement should be provided and shown
j through Lot 8 at the outlet of the 42" CMP if Hennepin
JI Street is vacated.
6. Proposed street grades are shown in red on the street
grading plan. 7bia assumes that 6th Street will be ulti-
matoly constructed and extended to internect the public
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City of Monticello
July 13, 1976
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road east of Washington Street. It is necessary to match
the existing road elevation of 957.1 at this location.
Since portions of the proposed plat is zoned I-1, some
heavy truck traffic can be assumed and street grades there-
fore should be ,kept at a minimum. This may present a
problem because of the natural drainage corridor through
the southeastern portion of the plat. The drainage way
is as low as elevation 934 at 6th Street extended easterly
from Lauring's plat or 23 feet lower than the public road
east of Washington Street. In order to keep these street
grades at a minimum and still maintain the drainage course,
it wil'1 be necessary to lower the proposed street grades
as shown on the plan. The site grading plan should be
adjusted to reflect these new grades.
7. The land or cash payment in lieu of land required for park
dedication should be based on 44.77 acres.
Comments regarding the proposed plat based on requirements of
Monticello's subdivision ordinance pursuant to Chapter 4, Section
11-4-1.
1. Section 11-4-1 (B) 7. - Soil Survey
2. Section 11-4-1 (B) 9. - Tree Coverage
3. Section 11-4-1 (D) 8. - Vegetation Preservation
4. Section 11-4-1 (D) 1. - Statement of Proposed Use of Lots,
that is the number of residential units, if any, proposed
for R-3 lots and the type of industry proposed for I-1 lots.
5. Section 11-4-1 (D) 5. s 6. - Consideration should be given
to these paragraphs in the event further subdivision of
these lots is contemplated.
A copy of the legal description for 6th Street through Lauring's,
plat is also enclosed which constitutes an 80 foot permanent
easement for utility purposes and in the future street purposes
which follows the alignment indicated on the preliminary plat.
Mr. Ed Ames, Surveyor, of our office has boon in contact with Mr.
Bob Rohlin regarding this alignment.
This concludes our comments regarding the preliminary plat for
Louring Hillside Terrace.
Yours vary truly,
ORR- SCH ELEN-MAYERON
6 ASSOCIA ES, INC.
ohn P. Badalich, P.E.
City Engineer
JPB/ry
Enc.
cc: Mayer-Rohlin, Inc.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
09PARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
BRAINERD. MINNESOTA 58001
July lri, 1;75
11r. Gnr,- "iy�Pr
City keln lni st rotor
Citv of :'antieello
?15 S. C -liar Street
i ontice' '.o, ,inm.soto y:34?
In -ec .r refer to:
C.S. `•,)(, T.H. 2''r
Turning Lanes and Traffic Counts
Dear Vr. :Heber:
This is in response to your letter addressed to Darryl E. Durgin, District
Engineer eat -d Jul-, 1, 1776, in regards to turn lanes at the intersection of
T.II. ?3 and .CSAII 'Ta, the main-intersoction In Monticello.
As we di scussed yesterday, the Highway Department would mark this intursection
for a right turn lana ora straight through lane. Howover, please remol.nbor that
parking should be eliminotad for a minimum of 1 block in advance and a minimum
of one -hair block hast the intersection, to aeeomodato this ehannolization.
This cho-inolizotion Should normally make turning movements and increase the
copocit�,P of this inters-2ction. However, please remember tho paint markings
in our country are very hard to maintain during the winter months.
Encloses for your information as you requested is a small mop of Monticello,
Shawing -the overage c±aily traffic count, in 1973. Traffic volumes dropped
elightIv in '.74 and '75, but indications show that the 1976 count will bu
veto siinllor to 1.'+'/3.
If you have further qumstions, feel free to contact our office.
Sincsrel r,
'Ul> '�`I�c .IrK/_bonr �>
E. �f. Ilae:u',:peh
District. TrcfSic :nnin.ler
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cc: �)orr%,J F. Jurgin — uistrict Engineer
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Bigelow -Sanford, Inc. 4930 w. 77th SI., Mlnneopoils, minn. 55435 Phone 612- 835-2272
SwCI A ePHRRY AND MYTCMIN BON COMPANY
July 15, 1976
Mr. Kurt Kjellberg
Kjellbergts Carpet & Interiors.
124 Lake Boulevard
Buffalo, Mia 55313
Dear Mr. Kjellberg:
Re: Monticello Municipal Liquor Store
At your request, Mr. Wareing, Bigelow's Contract Installation Speicialist,
Inspected the Printmaster Installation at your Monticello Municipal Liquor
Store. He found that the variance in the plaid design was within normal
tolerances.
As you know, no carpet manufacturer guarantees pattern match on patterned
carpet and Bigelow encloses a flyer in each roll, stating this fact.
Mr. Wareing commented that we do not recommend a direct glue -down instal-
lation on patterned carpet. He said it was practically impossible to got
a pattern ,match on both side and cress seams at the same time in a direct
glue -down job. It was his further opinion that considering these circun-
atanceo,"Kjellberg'o carpet mechanics did an excellent job."
I hope this; answers your question regarding this installation.
Yours truly,
BIpELCW-SANFFORD, INC.
aul A. Wilken
District Manager
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Proposed Bandstand Reservation Guidelines
1 . Bandstand shall. not be used by any organization or O ,eoar s
iaa4i�.irAue3't's) unless reserved in advance.
2. Bandstand must be reserved at least two weeks in
advance.
3. A fifty ($50) dollar deposit must be paid at time of
reservation at City Hall. Deposit fee will. be returned
less any damage caused or additional maintenance necess ry
due to littering ps determined by City Administrator. He. e)12
>4411 be R45ra.1"I'le F00 Ayy dd—"5a4F o4lc2 15ao ?ae
4. Reservations will be limited to Monticello area
organizations.
S. Organizations using handstand shall not charge admission
fees pat Iob,dAte.eAn•/.Aut�a.�.) OFAAN�/ k1
o A11 applicable park rules shall" be adhered to.
7. Bandstand, shall. not be used for regular services and
meetings and shall be limited to special, events.
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City Admin+strator to approve all reservations.
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IIQUOR DISBURSEMENTS FOR JULY - 1976
Ed Phillips & Sons - Liquor
Griggs, Cooper & Co. - L9quor
McKesson Bine - Liquor
Famous Brands, Inc. - Liquor
Commissioner of Revenue - Sales tax
Ed Phillips & Sons - Liquor
NSF Checks
Yonak Sanitation - Contract
N. S. P. - Utilities
Bernick's Pepsi Cola - Mdse.
Adam's Pest Control - Store expense
Ed Phillips & Sons - Liquor
Griggs, Cooper & Co. - Liquor
Seestrom Hardware - Supplies
Design/Management - Contract payable
Bridgewater - Telephone
Twin City Wine - Liquor
Twin City Pricing & Label. - labeling gun, etc.
is Foods, Inc. - Store expense
hair's Market - Landscaping at new store
Monticello 'limos - Advertising
State Treasurer - PERA
Wright County State Bank - 1 -WT
Ed Phillips A Sons - liquor
Banker's life Ins. - Group Ins
Twin City Wine - liquor
Ed Phillips d Sons - Liquor
Midwest Wine Cu. - liquor
M,`esmon Wine Co. - I [quor
Famous Brands, .Tne. - liquor
Distillers Dist-. - Iiquor
Mous Fuudn - Mine. expense
Bernick's Popsi Cola - Nldsc
Jude Candy s lubaccu - Mdso.
GrossJein 131•tera,re - Ileer
Mandeville Cu. - Store eNprnse
ServieemaHtev, 'Inc* - Inspvction Service report
Gruys, Johnson. Mosfurd - Audit report
l.iefvrl To -tithing - Freight
Dick Be%erage - Boer
V )I'pr Di vtr.i btu 3 ng - neer
A/ltlheimer dist. neer
1. (lglc Bert•
Seton 11) noteiinq Mdse.
Viking tutu Cola o Mdsv.
Old Dntt h Funds Md,v.
Pa�rull, � Falurtes
TIII:AI nISRINSIMI.NTS
6
1299.10
618.29
399.69
434.75
1469.61
3702.19
57.21
24.00
724.52
256.40
18.00
483.84
946.95
I 23-h4
1 39..',2
14.44
1 155.11
145.05
10.9u
748.63
119.75 '
233.23
31)3.29
21157.03
1 1:11.10
04.27
2014.72
5'11 .05
1172.46
1410-55
1,23.2.1
23.45
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22.50
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1050.00
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15111.4;
311.45
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7307
73fS
7309
7310
7311
731 2
7313
7314
731 5
7316
7317
7318
7319
7320
7321
7322
7323
7324
7325
7326
7327
7321
7 ,129
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7331
7332
7333
7334
7335
7.33t)
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7.341
7,142
734,.1
7,344
7341
7340
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GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS FOR JULY - 1976
Mr. John Mil ler. Sr. - Historical Center salary
Michael Rajala - Mileage for June
Gary Wi.eber - Travel, conference. mileage - League Convention
Yonak Sanitation - Garbage contract
General Fund - Mayor's Salary for 2nd Qtr.
Dick Martie - Councilman salary
Denton Erickson
Stan Hall
Gene Walters
U. S. Postmaster - Mailing permit
U. S. Postmaster - Stamps
Minnesota Fed. Savings & Loan - Alley easement
Ed Lange - Cleaning, watering, etc.
Hood, Inc. - Final. payment on S & W Project
R.t;nders Bros. - Freight - Dutch Elm injector
State Treasurer - PERA
Wright County State Bank - FWT
Mrs. Rick Wolfsteller - Painting sign for park
Petty Cash - Reimburse petty cash fund
.alition of Outstate Cities - Reg. fees
Gwen Bateman - .Animal Imp. expense
Wright County Sheriff - Police contract
Dong Pitt - Civil. Defense salary
Monticello School Dist - l4brary rent
American 1 cf,•ion Post ?2p0 - [.'Jag purchase
Nationa l Fit,(- Protection Assoc. - Fire Codes
Gross TnduStrial - Laundry -
Stokes Marine - Parts
Bridgewater - 'I'rlephone
North Central Public Service - Gas
J. W. Miller Construction - Bandstand Project
Wright County Auditor - is police fines for April.
Montiru•'1 to I arm & flume Center - Auger rental
Buffalo Vel. Clinic - Animal Tmponudment expense
Banker's I i,fe lits. Co. - c7roup 3:116.
Smith & Pringle legal fees
R -J Conn(rttct.lon - labor on Historical Center
Larsen Carper - Carpet for Historical Center
Orr-Srhvlen-Mayeron - fng_invering fees - 1975-1
Continental Press, Inc. - Bf.colt-vnnia.l. buttons
Dairy Store - BiCentennial dinner
tnnesora Planning Assoc. - Membership dues
& B Bakery - BiCentennia L dinner
Wayne'" Red Dal - 11 "
Ben Franklin - ?Ilse. expense
0. K. Hardware - " It
Block 50
Pt•ojectr5642
Mont iuvi lt) Ready Mix - Rods fur playground equipment
N. S. P. - CLllilleF
Mont it el to Rotaly - BI't"+
M. N. 01(onnnr - legal fees Cor union neg.
Mo•yer-Roblin - Nap
1101 kev' s - Mdse. -• m P se v,%pence
Rick wolt'str-,l ler -Mi lltagr
1. 11. 41. 1 . 140 - Cniou dues 11ol..htly
M:innehnta Ovaritiz Co. - Fuel balls for sewer dept.
an Brour I lat(I - Fill, I and (d I
rry's .Auto SLpply Parts and repairs
Cordon Mills , : rulcrrts
Badger Meter 1'10. .• 46� mrtr•rra
Paid for out of BiCentenninl tontrilml lunn.
CHECK ANIK'S I
No.
81 77 1 fi ,1t11
51 75 47.71)
51 79 1 07.34
81 So 1756. 54
81 81 240.00
51 82 150.00
51 53 1 Woo
51 54 1 80.00
81 55 1 80.00
5186 100.04
81 87 39.00
81 S5 1 15.01)
8169 138.75
8190 36415.74
8191 130. Su
8192 854.73
3193 1144.911
81 94 4S.00
819S 25.95
8196 1 3.50
5197 I 104.44
8195 3308.00
S1 Q9 75.110
5210 7 S. U0
8201 24.00
5202 S. �u
8203 SI.50
6204 17.53
X205 253.1 S
1,206 23.62
5207 1 2 540.011
X205 433.511
5209 38.Ou
S2 t0 30.110
i2:II S01 -34
X212 17',.20
,4213 P,- "4
5214 611.25
56�S215 71130.30
5216 170.22
,4217 21.6*,
h21i' 25.1111
1,214 24. 511
>
L1. 2o 15mo
`"121 1 12.03
12.22 7-7;
24 1041-24)
x'125 Ilii. 50
*'1211 367.511
`1527 111.010
�_2S 51.7;
4229 12. 75
li2311 "-.110
"231 jo.0.
X212 1 ;11. 20
`113 .11, 5'1
x'134 -5.1010
`235 10�4.�It
CHECK AM01 N I
GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS FOR JULY - 1976 \11
Goodin Co. - Parts for water dept.
8236
112.21
Weber Sod - Sod for parks
8237
391.51)
Phillips Petroleum - Gas and oil
8238
201.41
Hoglund Bus Co. - Tractor repair, light for broom, etc.
8239
304.54
Seestrom Hardware - Misc. expense - sprinklers, hose - parks
8240
407.22
Griefnow Sheet Metal - Historical Center expense
8241
173.74
N. S. P. - Utilities
8242
450.51
Architectural Alliance - Arch. expense on Sen. Cit. -City Hall
8243
1229.56
Orr -Schelen-MayePon - Engineering fees- 1976-1 Project
8244
1857.110
Lcifert Trucking - Freight i
8245
7.00
Wright County Auditor - �. police fines for June i
8246
437.00
Central McGowan, Inc. - Cylinder rental.
8247
2.1i
Chapin Publishing Co. - Printing bid opening notice
8245
79.92
Centra Sota - Gopher bait for parks
8249
2.39
Figs It Shop - Mower rental and repairs {
8250
45.65
Mobil Oil Corp. - Gas and oil '
8251
169.81;
Amoco Oil Co. - Gas and oil
8252
89.75
"•ntice.l.lo Printing - Supplies
8253
93.25
f
�- lays, Johnson, Mosford - Audit expense I
8254
3500.00
Lindberg & Sons - Paint I
8255
j 266.24
Fy.le's Backhoe - latrine rental
8256
260.114
St. Cloud Supply - Supplies for Info. Center, Parks, etc.
8257
164.55
Red's Mobil - Fow.ing j
8255
20.00
Carlson Welding - Repairs I
S2S9
4.00
Curtis Storage - Tractor rental_ '
.S260
711.00
Fair's Market. - lawn seed, etc.
5261
123.27
Fricke Sod - Sod for parks
S262
455.25
Howard Dahlgren - Planning expense
5263
55(1.10
Monticello limes - Printing
5264
47.17
Maus Foods, laic. - Misc. supp.l Les - BiCentenn.i.al Commit) cc
5265
.104. 2:1
c'�Johnls Dis,cuunt 1•ood - DiCentenn.ial Comm. - dinner
8211()
15.54
<-^Fair's Farm Market - B.iCentenn:ial Comm. - dinner
5267
22.00
i',C-Monticel[a Printing - Bi -Centennial Comm project
8265
66.5;
Coast to Coast - Repairs and party;
82hq
207.52
Bergstrom I atm Store - Repairs
8210
51.42
Great lake Filatipment - Glmes for fire dept-.
1+271
14.95
R & H Fnict'peise Cof -- Blowet' ventilator for sewers
8272
52S•44
Fullerton Lumber - Park Supplies
8273
249.77
Feed Rite Controls --- Sewage testing
8274
I(it).011
Monticello Times - Printing and stipplies
8275
217.10
Ctiguu•om •• Ovdrrly Annex. Board expense
8270
120.411)
1kRey
m Johnson - n tl n n
8277
(10.00
Franklin Donn - n u it a
827`1
75.011
Denton I.rieksrnt •• " n " "
S270
1 15.011
Mrs. Marjorie Coet,ke " n "
8241)
1 121.35
John's Discount Foods - ',Ilse. supplies
S2"1
( 11.34
Monticello Fire Dept. - firemen Nalarivs
4252
J 345.011
ttl%er 11111 - Mist'. expense
825.4
J 17.4111
1Ndus foods. Int . Sultp144,8 j
S2�4
127.(N)
(
Payroll - Salaries
11401.;'
10 FAI D.1.SBt1t8t MINTS
S44(Ih; . 1 `
<` loi lot paper? Heap. hoap diNlienserst, ett .
Paid nut 111 Hitententtlal tnntril>tltionta.
RESOLUTION TO REQUEST OPTION
FROM MONTICELLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #882
FOR PURCHASE OF OAKWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, by the Nonticello City
Council to request a 30 day option for the price of
$1,000 from Monticello Independent School District
#882 for the purchase of Oakwood Elementary School
for $200,000.
This offer would be contingent upon the approval
of a referendum for the issuance of bonds for the
construction of a new school. Occupancy to take
place upon completion oC new school..
This offer to expire August 3, 1976.
This Resolution adopted July 19, 1976 and
unanimously carried.
4c
Cary W1 bcr
City Admini.atrator
Resolution 1976 - x+14